Input: [Date] February 2015 [Resource] MEGA Byte #13: Innovating the Borderless Enterprise Promoting collaboration and partnership between lines of business by establishing an interconnected ecosystem of information [Language] English [Field]

Output: IT Strategy Delivery


Input: [Date] December 2014 [Resource] MEGA Byte #12: Adjusting to the New Role of CIO in a Digital World CIO & EA Predictions [Language] English [Field]

Output: Digital Transformation, IT Strategy Delivery


Input: [Date] November 2014 [Resource] Technology & Corporate Agility: Making the Partnership Work The new digital marketplace is driving an unprecedented need for organizations to transform. This requires tremendous insight into the inner workings of an organization across all aspects of business and IT. Can your organization catch up? Can it lead? [Language] English [Field]

Output: Digital Transformation


Input: [Date] November 2014 [Resource] MEGA Byte #11: Streamlining Your Business through Improved Enterprise Architecture Governance Creating accountability across all architecture roles [Language] English [Field]

Output: Enterprise Architecture


Input: [Date] October 2014 [Resource] MEGA Byte #10: Transitioning from Simple Enterprise Architecture Tools to True Strategic Planning Solutions Leveraging strategic planning solutions to strengthen the business landscape [Language] English [Field]

Output: Enterprise Architecture


Input: [Business Challenges] The actual employee performance as reviewed by the manager is not in sync with the HR database, Inaccurate employee classification based on government classification groups – minorities, differently abled [Data Quality Dimension*] Data consistency, accuracy [Department/End-Users]

Output: Human Resources

Collaborative Data Management – Need of the hour! | PeopleSoft FieldBook


Input: [Business Challenges] Print and mailing costs associated with sending duplicate copies of promotional messages to the same customer/prospect, or sending it to the wrong address/email [Data Quality Dimension*] Data timeliness [Department/End-Users]

Output: Marketing

Collaborative Data Management – Need of the hour! | PeopleSoft FieldBook


Input: [Business Challenges] Extra call support minutes due to incomplete data with regards to customer and poorly-defined metadata for knowledge base [Data Quality Dimension*] Data completeness [Department/End-Users]

Output: Customer Service

Collaborative Data Management – Need of the hour! | PeopleSoft FieldBook


Input: [Business Challenges] Lost sales due to lack of proper customer purchase/contact information that paralysis the organization from performing behavioral analytics [Data Quality Dimension*] Data consistency, timeliness [Department/End-Users]

Output: Sales

Collaborative Data Management – Need of the hour! | PeopleSoft FieldBook


Input: [Business Challenges] Reports that drive top management decision making are not in sync with the actual operational data, getting a 360o view of the enterprise [Data Quality Dimension*] Data consistency [Department/End-Users]

Output: ‘C’ Level

Collaborative Data Management – Need of the hour! | PeopleSoft FieldBook


Input: [Business Challenges] Sales and financial reports are not in sync with each other – typically data silos [Data Quality Dimension*] Data consistency, audit ability [Department/End-Users]

Output: Cross Functional

Collaborative Data Management – Need of the hour! | PeopleSoft FieldBook


Input: [Business Challenges] The procurement level of commodities are different from the requirement of production resulting in excess/insufficient inventory [Data Quality Dimension*] Data consistency, accuracy [Department/End-Users]

Output: Procurement

Collaborative Data Management – Need of the hour! | PeopleSoft FieldBook


Input: [Business Challenges] There are different representations of the same product across ecommerce sites, kiosks, stores and the product names/codes in these channels are different from those in the warehouse system. This results in delays/wrong items being shipped to the customer [Data Quality Dimension*] Data consistency, accuracy [Department/End-Users]

Output: Sales Channel

Collaborative Data Management – Need of the hour! | PeopleSoft FieldBook


Input: [0] Sunroof [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Convertible Roof [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Roof Features [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Vanity Mirrors [1] dual illuminated [2]

Output: dual illuminated

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Auxiliary Visors [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rearview Mirror [1] auto-dimming day-night [2]

Output: auto-dimming day-night

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Visor Vanity Mirror [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Glove Box [1] locking [2]

Output: locking

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Cabback Insulator [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Dome Light [1] fade [2]

Output: fade

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Reading Lights [1] front & rear [2]

Output: front & rear

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Floor Console [1] full [2]

Output: full

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Overhead Console [1] full with storage [2]

Output: full with storage

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Cup Holder [1] front and rear [2]

Output: front and rear

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Instrument Panel Storage [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Dashboard Storage [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Interior Concealed Storage [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Seatback Storage [1] 1 [2]

Output: 1

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Refrigerated Box [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Manufacturer Luggage Set [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Door Bins [1] dual [2]

Output: dual

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Door Bins [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Underseat Tray [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Cargo Concealed Storage [1] cargo concealed storage [2]

Output: cargo concealed storage

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Cargo Floor Trim [1] carpeted [2]

Output: carpeted

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Trunk Lid Trim [1] plastic [2]

Output: plastic

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Cargo Cover [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Cargo Net [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Cargo Tie Downs [1] cargo tie downs [2]

Output: cargo tie downs

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Cargo Light [1] cargo light [2]

Output: cargo light

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Air Compressor [1] air compressor [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Front Air Conditioning [1] dual zone front [2]

Output: dual zone front

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Climate Control [1] automatic air conditioning [2]

Output: automatic air conditioning

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Air Conditioning [1] rear air with separate controls [2]

Output: rear air with separate controls

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Air Filter [1] air filter [2]

Output: air filter

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Heat Ducts [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Automatic Air Recirculation [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Heater [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Radio [1] AM/FM stereo, clock, seek-scan [2]

Output: AM/FM stereo, clock, seek-scan

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Radio Steering Wheel Controls [1] radio steering wheel controls [2]

Output: radio steering wheel controls

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] CD [1] in-dash mounted single [2]

Output: in-dash mounted single

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] MP3 Player [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] MiniDisc Player [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Speakers [1] 6 performance [2]

Output: 6 performance

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Amplifier [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Radio Theft Deterrent [1] Theftlock [2]

Output: Theftlock

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Antenna [1] fixed [2]

Output: fixed

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Cruise Control [1] cruise control [2]

Output: cruise control

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Door Locks [1] power with 2 stage unlock [2]

Output: power with 2 stage unlock

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Heated Door Locks [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Remote Keyless Entry [1] keyfob (all doors) [2]

Output: keyfob (all doors)

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Trunk/Hatch/Door Release [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Remote Fuel Flap Release [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Window Release [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Child Safety Door Locks [1] rear child safety door locks [2]

Output: rear child safety door locks

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Fuel Filler Door Release [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Cell Phone [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Power Outlets [1] 4 [2]

Output: 4

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] AC power outlet [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Trunk Pulldown [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Driver Foot Rest [1] driver foot rest [2]

Output: driver foot rest

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Retained Accessory Power [1] retained accessory power [2]

Output: retained accessory power

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Garage Door Opener [1] HomeLink Wireless Control System [2]

Output: HomeLink Wireless Control System

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Smokers Package [1] ashtray [2]

Output: ashtray

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Lighter Elements [1] front [2]

Output: front

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] First Aid Kit [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Emergency SOS [1] OnStar [2]

Output: OnStar

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Adjustable Pedals [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Entertainment Center [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Voice Recorder [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Picnic Table [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Internet Access [1] internet access [2]

Output: internet access

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Instrument Display [1] analog [2]

Output: analog

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Tachometer [1] tachometer [2]

Output: tachometer

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Oil Pressure Gauge [1] oil pressure gauge [2]

Output: oil pressure gauge

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Water Temp Gauge [1] engine temperature gauge [2]

Output: engine temperature gauge

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Volt Gauge [1] voltmeter gauge [2]

Output: voltmeter gauge

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Inclinometer [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Altimeter [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Heads Up Display [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Clock [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Compass [1] compass [2]

Output: compass

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Exterior Temperature [1] exterior temperature [2]

Output: exterior temperature

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Systems Monitor [1] systems monitor [2]

Output: systems monitor

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Check Control [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Trip Computer [1] trip computer [2]

Output: trip computer

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Trip Odometer [1] trip odometer [2]

Output: trip odometer

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Park Distance Control [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Navigation System [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Steering Wheel [1] tilt [2]

Output: tilt

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Steering Wheel Material [1] leather [2]

Output: leather

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Tow Bar [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Front Windows [1] power [2]

Output: power

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Windows [1] power [2]

Output: power

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Quarter Vent Rear Windows [1] power [2]

Output: power

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] 1-Touch Open [1] driver and passenger [2]

Output: driver and passenger

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Tinted Windows [1] deep [2]

Output: deep

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Double Pane Side Glass [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Sun Blinds [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Front Windshield Wipers [1] variable intermittent [2]

Output: variable intermittent

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Heated Front Wipers [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rain Detecting Wipers [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Speed Sensitve Wipers [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Windshield Wiper [1] variable intermittent [2]

Output: variable intermittent

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Heated Wipers [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Electrically Heated Windshield [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Sun Visor Strip [1] sun visor strip [2]

Output: sun visor strip

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Defroster [1] rear defroster [2]

Output: rear defroster

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Blinds [1] N/A [2]

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Windshield Type [1] flip-up [2]

Output: flip-up

2003 Oldsmobile Bravada Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Heart of the Swarm] Acronym [Meaning]

Output: Type


Input: [Heart of the Swarm] ★ ☆ ☆ Uncommon [Meaning]

Output: Rank


Input: [Heart of the Swarm] Online Only (chat, messaging, e-mail) [Meaning]

Output: Usage


Input: [Heart of the Swarm] Heart of the Swarm is the first StarCraft II expansion pack and includes a new Zerg-based single-player campaign as well as new units for multiplayer gameplay. [Meaning]

Output: Comments


Input: [Heart of the Swarm] "I'm so glad they buffed Terran in HOTS with the Widow Mine and the Medivac afterburners." [Meaning]

Output: Example


Input: [Heart of the Swarm] March 12, 2013 [Meaning]

Output: Updated


Input: [Mortgage type] 30-year fixed-rate [Best suited for] Homebuyers looking for affordable, stable payments; refinancers looking to minimize monthly payments; buyers/owners expecting to remain in the property a long time. [Less suited for]

Output: Borrowers refinancing a 30-year loan they've paid down over a number of years; those expecting to move within a few years; those with variable incomes who need a more flexible payment schedule.

Mortgage Types - Mortgage Options Compared and Explained


Input: [Mortgage type] 15-20 year fixed-rate [Best suited for] Buyers refinancing after paying down the balance on their original mortgage; those seeking to pay off their mortgage relatively quickly. [Less suited for]

Output: Home purchase mortgage, unless the home is very affordable by your standards; borrowers who need more flexible payment schedules.

Mortgage Types - Mortgage Options Compared and Explained


Input: [Mortgage type] ARM [Best suited for] Borrowers seeking to minimize their short-term rate and/or payments; homeowners who plan to move in 3-10 years; high-value borrowers who do not want to tie up their money in home equity. [Less suited for]

Output: Borrowers who are uncomfortable with unpredictability; those who would be financially pressed by higher mortgage payments; borrowers with little home equity as a cushion for refinancing.

Mortgage Types - Mortgage Options Compared and Explained


Input: [Mortgage type] Interest-only [Best suited for] HELOCs, construction loans that will be eventually be refinanced into a conventional mortgage; home purchases by well-off borrowers seeking payment flexibility; short-term loans. [Less suited for]

Output: Long-term mortgages, financially inexperienced borrowers.

Mortgage Types - Mortgage Options Compared and Explained


Input: [Mortgage type] Piggyback Loan [Best suited for] Buyers purchasing high-end properties; borrowers putting up less than 20 percent down who wish to avoid paying for mortgage insurance. [Less suited for]

Output: Homebuyers able to make 20 percent down payment; those who anticipate rising home values will enable them to cancel PMI in a few years.

Mortgage Types - Mortgage Options Compared and Explained


Input: [Mortgage type] Home Equity Loan [Best suited for] Borrowers who need to borrow a lump sum cash for a specific purpose. [Less suited for]

Output: Borrowers who need to borrow varying sums over a period of time. Those paying an above-market rate on their primary mortgage may be better served by a cash-out refinance.

Mortgage Types - Mortgage Options Compared and Explained


Input: [Mortgage type] HELOC [Best suited for] Borrowers who need need to make periodic expenditures over time and/or are unsure of the total amount they'll need to borrow. [Less suited for]

Output: Borrowers who need to borrow a single lump sum; those who are not disciplined in their spending habits.

Mortgage Types - Mortgage Options Compared and Explained


Input: [Mortgage type] Reverse Mortgage [Best suited for] Retirees who need additional monthly income to be able to continue to live independently; retirees who need to borrow occasional sums but lack the means to repay them. [Less suited for]

Output: Retirees who are counting on using their home equity to help fund transition to assisted living; those who wish to keep their home in the family or preserve their inheritance for their heirs.

Mortgage Types - Mortgage Options Compared and Explained


Input: [Mortgage type] Refinance [Best suited for] Borrowers currently paying above-market interest rates; borrowers who wish to shorten their loan term; borrowers who want to replace an ARM with a more predictable fixed-rate; borrowers facing a balloon payment. [Less suited for]

Output: Borrowers with a mortgage rate only slightly higher than current market rates; borrowers who do not plan to stay in the home long enough to recoup the cost of refinancing.

Mortgage Types - Mortgage Options Compared and Explained


Input: [Mortgage type] Cash-out Refinance [Best suited for] Homeowners seeking a home equity loan who would also benefit from refinancing their current mortgage. [Less suited for]

Output: Homeowners seeking a home equity loan who would gain little or no savings from refinancing their current mortgage.

Mortgage Types - Mortgage Options Compared and Explained


Input: [Mortgage type] HARP Refinance [Best suited for] Underwater borrowers or those with less than 20 percent home equity; those seeking to refinance at a lower interest rate; borrowers with an ARM or upcoming balloon payment who wish to convert to a fixed-rate loan. [Less suited for]

Output: Borrowers with non-Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac mortgages; those with at least 20 percent home equity; those seeking an ARM or cash-out refinance.

Mortgage Types - Mortgage Options Compared and Explained


Input: [Mortgage type] FHA Loan [Best suited for] First-time homebuyers, buyers who cannot put up a large down payment, borrowers purchasing a low- to mid-priced home, buyers seeking to buy and improve a home with a single mortgage (203k program). [Less suited for]

Output: Borrowers purchasing a high-end home; those able to put up a down payment of 10 percent or more.

Mortgage Types - Mortgage Options Compared and Explained


Input: [Mortgage type] VA Loan [Best suited for] Members and veterans of the armed forces, their surviving spouses, and persons attached to certain defense-related institutions. [Less suited for]

Output: Non-veterans; veterans and active duty members who have exhausted their basic entitlement or who are looking to purchase investment property.

Mortgage Types - Mortgage Options Compared and Explained


Input: [Mortgage type] USDA Rural Development Loan [Best suited for] First-time buyers with young families; those presently living in crowded or outdated housing; residents of rural areas or small communities; those with limited incomes. [Less suited for]

Output: Urban dwellers, households with above-median incomes; single persons or couples without children.

Mortgage Types - Mortgage Options Compared and Explained


Input: [Board] Breakout Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] PASS [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] PASS [Hardware Support] YES [Software Support] NONE REQUIRED [Support Planned] APPROVED

Output: PASS

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Input: [Board] Breadboard Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] PASS [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] PASS [Hardware Support] YES [Software Support] NONE REQUIRED [Support Planned] APPROVED

Output: PASS

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Input: [Board] Battery Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] PASS [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] PASS [Hardware Support] YES [Software Support] NONE REQUIRED [Support Planned] APPROVED

Output: PASS

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Input: [Board] LCD3 Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] USED [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] PASS [Hardware Support] YES [Software Support] YES [Support Planned] APPROVED [Notes] use image 2013-06-20 or newer - see notes

Output: PASS

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Input: [Board] LCD4 Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] USED [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] PASS [Hardware Support] YES [Software Support] YES [Support Planned] APPROVED [Notes] use image 2013-06-20 or newer - see notes

Output: PASS

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Input: [Board] LCD7 Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] USED [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] PASS [Hardware Support] YES [Software Support] YES [Support Planned] APPROVED [Notes] use image 2013-06-20 or newer - see notes

Output: PASS

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Input: [Board] RS-232 Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] PASS [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] PASS [Hardware Support] YES [Software Support] YES [Support Planned] APPROVED [Notes] use image 2013-06-20 or newer - see notes

Output: PASS

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Input: [Board] CAN Bus Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] PASS [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] USED [Hardware Support] YES [Software Support] NO [Support Planned] YES [Notes] UART5 not supported without disabling HDMI

Output: PASS

Difference between revisions of "Beagleboard:BeagleBone Black Capes" - eLinux.org


Input: [Board] RS-485 Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] PASS [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] USED [Hardware Support] NO [Software Support] NO [Support Planned] YES [Notes] this board will need a hardware revision for full suppport

Output: PASS

Difference between revisions of "Beagleboard:BeagleBone Black Capes" - eLinux.org


Input: [Board] Profi Bus Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] PASS [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] USED [Hardware Support] NO [Software Support] NO [Support Planned] YES [Notes] this board will need a hardware revision for full suppport

Output: PASS

Difference between revisions of "Beagleboard:BeagleBone Black Capes" - eLinux.org


Input: [Board] Weather Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] PASS [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] USED [Hardware Support] NO [Software Support] NO [Support Planned] YES [Notes] this board will need a hardware revision for full suppport

Output: PASS

Difference between revisions of "Beagleboard:BeagleBone Black Capes" - eLinux.org


Input: [Board] 3.1MP Camera Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] PASS [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] USED [Hardware Support] YES [Software Support] YES [Support Planned] YES [Notes] Functional but requires boot from microSD card

Output: PASS

Difference between revisions of "Beagleboard:BeagleBone Black Capes" - eLinux.org


Input: [Board] Audio Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] PASS [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] PASS [Hardware Support] YES [Software Support] NO [Support Planned] EXPERIMENTAL [Notes] only supported by disabling onboard HDMI

Output: USED

Difference between revisions of "Beagleboard:BeagleBone Black Capes" - eLinux.org


Input: [Board] Memory Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] USED [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] USED [Hardware Support] YES [Software Support] NO [Support Planned] EXPERIMENTAL [Notes] This cape is sold for development purposes only

Output: PASS

Difference between revisions of "Beagleboard:BeagleBone Black Capes" - eLinux.org


Input: [Board] HDMI Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] USED [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] USED [Hardware Support] YES [Software Support] NO [Support Planned] NO [Notes] duplicated by onboard virtual HDMI cape

Output: USED

Difference between revisions of "Beagleboard:BeagleBone Black Capes" - eLinux.org


Input: [Board] DVI-D Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] USED [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] PASS [Hardware Support] YES [Software Support] NO [Support Planned] NO [Notes] duplicated by onboard virtual HDMI cape

Output: PASS

Difference between revisions of "Beagleboard:BeagleBone Black Capes" - eLinux.org


Input: [Board] DVI-D w/Audio Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] USED [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] PASS [Hardware Support] YES [Software Support] NO [Support Planned] NO [Notes] duplicated by onboard virtual HDMI cape

Output: PASS

Difference between revisions of "Beagleboard:BeagleBone Black Capes" - eLinux.org


Input: [Board] TiWi-5E Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] USED [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] USED [Hardware Support] NO [Software Support] NO [Support Planned] NO [Notes] hardware incompatible and will damage BeagleBone Black

Output: USED

Difference between revisions of "Beagleboard:BeagleBone Black Capes" - eLinux.org


Input: [Board] TiWi-BLE Cape [Mechanical] PASS [P9-Battery] NC [LCD P8[46:27]] USED [EMMC P8[25:20] P8[6:3]] USED [Hardware Support] NO [Software Support] NO [Support Planned] NO [Notes] hardware incompatible and will damage BeagleBone Black

Output: USED

Difference between revisions of "Beagleboard:BeagleBone Black Capes" - eLinux.org


Input: [Binding Class] BasicHttpBinding [Transport] HTTP [Transport Mode] Yes [Message Mode] Yes [Message Encoding] Text [Security Mode] None [Transaction Flow] Not Supported [Reliable Messaging]

Output: Not Supported

Working with Bindings in WCF 4.5 | Dr Dobb's


Input: [Binding Class] WSHttpBinding [Transport] HTTP [Transport Mode] Yes [Message Mode] Yes [Message Encoding] Text [Security Mode] Message [Transaction Flow] WS-AtomicTransactions [Reliable Messaging]

Output: Disabled

Working with Bindings in WCF 4.5 | Dr Dobb's


Input: [Binding Class] WSDualHttpBinding [Transport] HTTP [Transport Mode] No [Message Mode] Yes [Message Encoding] Text [Security Mode] Message [Transaction Flow] WS-AtomicTransactions [Reliable Messaging]

Output: Enabled

Working with Bindings in WCF 4.5 | Dr Dobb's


Input: [Binding Class] WSFederationHttpBinding [Transport] HTTP [Transport Mode] No [Message Mode] Yes [Message Encoding] Text [Security Mode] Message [Transaction Flow] WS-AtomicTransactions [Reliable Messaging]

Output: Disabled

Working with Bindings in WCF 4.5 | Dr Dobb's


Input: [Binding Class] NetTcpBinding [Transport] TCP [Transport Mode] Yes [Message Mode] Yes [Message Encoding] Binary [Security Mode] Transport [Transaction Flow] OleTransactions [Reliable Messaging]

Output: Disabled

Working with Bindings in WCF 4.5 | Dr Dobb's


Input: [Binding Class] NetPeerTcpBinding [Transport] P2P [Message Encoding] Binary [Security Mode] Transport [Transaction Flow] Not Supported [Reliable Messaging]

Output: Not Supported

Working with Bindings in WCF 4.5 | Dr Dobb's


Input: [Binding Class] NetNamedPipesBinding [Transport] Named Pipes [Transport Mode] Yes [Message Mode] No [Message Encoding] Binary [Security Mode] Transport [Transaction Flow] OleTransactions [Reliable Messaging]

Output: Not Supported

Working with Bindings in WCF 4.5 | Dr Dobb's


Input: [Binding Class] NetMsmqBinding [Transport] MSMQ [Transport Mode] Yes [Message Mode] Yes [Message Encoding] Binary [Security Mode] Message [Transaction Flow] Not Supported [Reliable Messaging]

Output: Not Supported

Working with Bindings in WCF 4.5 | Dr Dobb's


Input: [Binding Class] MsmqIntegrationBinding [Transport] MSMQ [Transport Mode] Yes [Message Mode] No [Message Encoding] Not Supported [Security Mode] Transport [Transaction Flow] Not Supported [Reliable Messaging]

Output: Not Supported

Working with Bindings in WCF 4.5 | Dr Dobb's


Input: [Unix Mode] 7 [Windows ACL] Modify [Comments]

Output: Read, Write & Execute, you should be the owner of this file

Difference between revisions of "How do Windows file permissions work?" - Joomla! Documentation


Input: [Unix Mode] 5 [Windows ACL] Read & Execute [Comments]

Output: used for most applications

Difference between revisions of "How do Windows file permissions work?" - Joomla! Documentation


Input: [Unix Mode] 4 [Windows ACL] Read Only [Comments]

Output: security through obscurity is not a good practice

Difference between revisions of "How do Windows file permissions work?" - Joomla! Documentation


Input: [Unix Mode] 3 [Windows ACL] Write & Execute [Comments]

Output: not available through windows, unless "Special" Permissions is used, not commonly used

Difference between revisions of "How do Windows file permissions work?" - Joomla! Documentation


Input: [Unix Mode] 2 [Windows ACL] Write Only [Comments]

Output: not available through windows, unless "Special" Permissions is used, not commonly used

Difference between revisions of "How do Windows file permissions work?" - Joomla! Documentation


Input: [Unix Mode] 1 [Windows ACL] Execute Only [Comments]

Output: (not available through windows, unless "Special" Permissions is used, not commonly used)

Difference between revisions of "How do Windows file permissions work?" - Joomla! Documentation


Input: [0] Make sleeves [2] Complete [1]

Output: High

Cosplay Island | View Costume | Chibi - Noel Vermillion


Input: [0] Make boots/boot covers [2] Complete [1]

Output: High

Cosplay Island | View Costume | Chibi - Noel Vermillion


Input: [0] Dye fabric [2] Complete [1]

Output: High

Cosplay Island | View Costume | Chibi - Noel Vermillion


Input: [0] Buy fabric [2] Complete [1]

Output: High

Cosplay Island | View Costume | Chibi - Noel Vermillion


Input: [0] Make dress [2] In Progress [1]

Output: High

Cosplay Island | View Costume | Chibi - Noel Vermillion


Input: [0] Make metal hat plate [2] Complete [1]

Output: Medium

Cosplay Island | View Costume | Chibi - Noel Vermillion


Input: [0] Make metal ribbon-y bits [2] Complete [1]

Output: Medium

Cosplay Island | View Costume | Chibi - Noel Vermillion


Input: [0] Order wig [2] Complete [1]

Output: Medium

Cosplay Island | View Costume | Chibi - Noel Vermillion


Input: [0] Make/commission guns [2] Complete [1]

Output: Medium

Cosplay Island | View Costume | Chibi - Noel Vermillion


Input: [0] Make hat [2] Complete [1]

Output: Medium

Cosplay Island | View Costume | Chibi - Noel Vermillion


Input: [0] Make high socks [2] Complete [1]

Output: Medium

Cosplay Island | View Costume | Chibi - Noel Vermillion


Input: [0] Buy base shoes [2] Complete [1]

Output: Medium

Cosplay Island | View Costume | Chibi - Noel Vermillion


Input: [0] Make tie [2] In Progress [1]

Output: Medium

Cosplay Island | View Costume | Chibi - Noel Vermillion


Input: [0] Make arm bracers/vices [2] Planned [1]

Output: Medium

Cosplay Island | View Costume | Chibi - Noel Vermillion


Input: [0] Make/buy gloves [2] Complete [1]

Output: Low

Cosplay Island | View Costume | Chibi - Noel Vermillion


Input: [0] Alter shirt [2] Complete [1]

Output: Low

Cosplay Island | View Costume | Chibi - Noel Vermillion


Input: [Step #] 1 [Process] Place white spring in sprocket. [Difficulty] Medium [Tools Used]

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 2 [Process] Place sprocket into slot into the back of the interior body right over the lens holder. [Difficulty] Medium [Tools Used]

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 3 [Process] The camshaft is placed in on the top which locks the sprocket in place. [Difficulty] Easy [Tools Used]

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 4 [Process] Place spring for shutter lever on knob on camera. [Difficulty] Easy [Tools Used]

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 5 [Process] Intertwine the film advance lock between camshaft and spring. [Difficulty] Medium [Tools Used]

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 6 [Process] Push brass pin on top to hold it in place. [Difficulty] Hard [Tools Used]

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 7 [Process] Put film advance gear on interior body. [Difficulty] Medium [Tools Used]

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 8 [Process] Place Frame counter on top of the camshaft while overlapping the film advance gear. [Difficulty] Medium [Tools Used]

Output: Screwdriver

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 9 [Process] Push pin on top of frame counter to keep it in place. [Difficulty] Medium [Tools Used]

Output: Screwdriver

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 10 [Process] Place washer & lens to into the hold on the lens holder. [Difficulty] Medium [Tools Used]

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 11 [Process] Snap lens cap over the lens & washer to hold it in place. [Difficulty] Medium [Tools Used]

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 12 [Process] Put shutter spring & camera shutter on middle front of the interior body. [Difficulty] Hard [Tools Used]

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 13 [Process] Put the lens holder over these two parts, lock it in place. [Difficulty] Medium [Tools Used]

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 14 [Process] Slide in film spindle on the interior body and lock it in place. [Difficulty] Medium [Tools Used]

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 15 [Process] Place circuit board on interior body, screw it into place. [Difficulty] Medium [Tools Used]

Output: Screwdriver

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 16 [Process] Insert battery into slot. [Difficulty] Very Easy [Tools Used]

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 17 [Process] Slide film into place. [Difficulty] Easy [Tools Used]

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 18 [Process] Attach back cover into place. [Difficulty] Easy [Tools Used]

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 19 [Process] Lock in front cover. [Difficulty] Easy [Tools Used]

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 20 [Process] Slide in bottom film cover. [Difficulty] Easy [Tools Used]

Table 2


Input: [Step #] 21 [Process] Screw in last screw. [Difficulty] easy [Tools Used]

Output: Screwdriver

Table 2


Input: [0] Targetability [Network Cable] Can only run an ad nationally [Spot Cable]

Output: Can run an ad geographically down to the cable system. Can run two or more ads to different market segments simultaneously

Comcast Spotlight | Available Ad Solutions


Input: [0] Scheduling Flexibility [Network Cable] Have to commit to whatever audience the network delivers [Spot Cable]

Output: Can choose multiple networks and programs based on target viewers

Comcast Spotlight | Available Ad Solutions


Input: [0] Ease in Buying [Network Cable] Must negotiate with each network individually [Spot Cable]

Output: Very easy - one phone call, one contract, one invoice

Comcast Spotlight | Available Ad Solutions


Input: [0] Reach [Network Cable] Builds reach nationally in entire cable universe [Spot Cable]

Output: Builds reach only in the markets that matter to a brand

Comcast Spotlight | Available Ad Solutions


Input: [0] Interactive Television Opportunities [Network Cable] Not available [Spot Cable]

Output: Custom built by Comcast Spotlight to create a deep level of brand experience

Comcast Spotlight | Available Ad Solutions


Input: [0] Promotional Capability [Network Cable] Can only create national campaigns [Spot Cable]

Output: Easy to create local market campaigns

Comcast Spotlight | Available Ad Solutions


Input: [0] Efficiency [Network Cable] Efficient CPMs [Spot Cable]

Output: Efficient, targeted CPMs

Comcast Spotlight | Available Ad Solutions


Input: [Discipline] Windsurfing [Type] Men [Results] Overall Results [Class]

Output: Formula Experience

Events | ISAF | World Sailing | Official Website : Regatta Information


Input: [Discipline] Windsurfing [Type] Women [Results] Overall Results [Class]

Output: Formula Experience

Events | ISAF | World Sailing | Official Website : Regatta Information


Input: [Discipline] Fleet racing [Type] Men [Grade] 50 [Results] Overall Results [Class]

Output: Laser

Events | ISAF | World Sailing | Official Website : Regatta Information


Input: [Discipline] Fleet racing [Type] Women [Grade] 50 [Results] Overall Results [Class]

Output: Laser Radial

Events | ISAF | World Sailing | Official Website : Regatta Information


Input: [Discipline] Fleet racing [Type] Youth [Results] Overall Results [Class]

Output: Optimist

Events | ISAF | World Sailing | Official Website : Regatta Information


Input: [Discipline] Fleet racing [Type] Men [Results] Overall Results [Class]

Output: Sunfish

Events | ISAF | World Sailing | Official Website : Regatta Information


Input: [Discipline] Fleet racing [Type] Women [Results] Overall Results [Class]

Output: Sunfish

Events | ISAF | World Sailing | Official Website : Regatta Information


Input: [Description] Sets the time when test results and feedback are shown to students: After Submission One-time View On Specific Date After Due Date After Availability and End Date After Attempts are Graded [Feedback Mode]

Output: When

Test and Survey Options - Blackboard Help

Test Feedback Options


Input: [Description] Shows the final score out of points possible to students. [Feedback Mode]

Output: Score

Test and Survey Options - Blackboard Help

Test Feedback Options


Input: [Description] Shows all answer options for certain question types, such as multiple choice. [Feedback Mode]

Output: All Answers

Test and Survey Options - Blackboard Help

Test Feedback Options


Input: [Description] Shows the correct answers. [Feedback Mode]

Output: Correct

Test and Survey Options - Blackboard Help

Test Feedback Options


Input: [Description] Shows all the student's submitted answers. [Feedback Mode]

Output: Submitted

Test and Survey Options - Blackboard Help

Test Feedback Options


Input: [Description] Shows instructor generated feedback messages for each question. [Feedback Mode]

Output: Feedback

Test and Survey Options - Blackboard Help

Test Feedback Options


Input: [Description] Shows the questions the student answered incorrectly or partially incorrectly. [Feedback Mode]

Output: Show Incorrect Questions

Test and Survey Options - Blackboard Help

Test Feedback Options


Input: [Type] Essay [Description] Is industrial agriculture, with its focus on chemical and genetic technologies, the best choice for ensuring a healthy future? [Author] Claire Hope Cummings [Title]

Output: Uncertain Peril

Food and Farming | Center for Ecoliteracy


Input: [Type] Essay [Description] As you raise the apple to your lips, savor the millions of agreements and simple actions, arrayed across time and space, connecting you to each other and to the land. [Author] Janet Brown [Title]

Output: Meditations on an Apple

Food and Farming | Center for Ecoliteracy


Input: [Type] Essay [Description] Farming, ecological stewardship, and a sense of place play central roles in efforts to alleviate poverty. [Author] Michael Ableman [Title]

Output: Farming's Central Role in Alleviating Poverty

Food and Farming | Center for Ecoliteracy


Input: [Type] Essay [Description] The Farm Bill significantly affects food, farming, land use, school meals, biodiversity, family farms, and farm workers in the U.S. [Author] Michael Pollan [Title]

Output: You Are What You Grow: Will This Year's Farm Bill Make Us Fatter and Sicker?

Food and Farming | Center for Ecoliteracy


Input: [Type] Essay [Description] How whole foods came to be treated not as complex ecologies, but as mere delivery systems for "nutrients." [Author] Michael Pollan [Title]

Output: Unhappy Meals

Food and Farming | Center for Ecoliteracy


Input: [Type] Essay [Description] Local agriculture and a return to small-scale farming are essential to solving the global food crisis. [Author] Miguel A. Altieri [Title]

Output: Taking Back Our Food

Food and Farming | Center for Ecoliteracy


Input: [Type] Essay [Description] Taste is social, cultural, and mysterious; detects toxins; can save the Earth; and is preserved by local organic farmers. [Author] Paul Hawken [Title]

Output: Taste

Food and Farming | Center for Ecoliteracy


Input: [Type] Essay [Description] School gardens should be thought of as the center of the school, and not just another program or place. [Author] Philip Nix [Title]

Output: Beyond a Garden in Every School

Food and Farming | Center for Ecoliteracy


Input: [Type] Essay [Description] The success of school meals should be measured by the health of children and the planet, not by bodies served at lowest cost. [Author] Ann Cooper [Title]

Output: Penny-wise and Pounds Foolish

Food and Farming | Center for Ecoliteracy


Input: [Type] Essay [Description] Traditional Hawaiian farmers address problems of diet-related diseases by reconnecting food, farming, education, and health. [Author] Claire Hope Cummings [Title]

Output: The Meaning of Food

Food and Farming | Center for Ecoliteracy


Input: [metric] meta yml conforms to known spec [remedy]

Output: META.yml does not conform to any recognised META.yml Spec. Take a look at the META.yml Spec at http://module-build.sourceforge.net/META-spec-v1.4.html (for version 1.4) or http://search.cpan.org/perldoc?CPAN::Meta::Spec (for version 2), and change your META.yml accordingly.


Input: [metric] has readme [remedy]

Output: The file "README" is missing from this distribution. The README provides some basic information to users prior to downloading and unpacking the distribution. Add a README to the distribution. It should contain a quick description of your module and how to install it.


Input: [metric] has changelog [remedy]

Output: The distribution hasn't got a Changelog (named something like m/^chang(es?|log)|history$/i. A Changelog helps people decide if they want to upgrade to a new version. Add a Changelog (best named 'Changes') to the distribution. It should list at least major changes implemented in newer versions.


Input: [metric] has tests [remedy]

Output: 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!


Input: [metric] no generated files [remedy]

Output: This distribution has files/directories that should be generated at build time, not distributed by the author. Remove the offending files/directories!


Input: [metric] no broken module install [remedy]

Output: This distribution uses an obsolete version of Module::Install. Versions of Module::Install prior to 0.61 might not work on some systems at all. Additionally if your Makefile.PL uses the 'auto_install()' feature, you need at least version 0.64. Also, 1.04 is known to be broken. Upgrade the bundled version of Module::Install to the most current release. Alternatively, you can switch to another build system / installer that does not suffer from this problem. (ExtUtils::MakeMaker, Module::Build both of which have their own set of problems.)


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] has abstract in pod [remedy]

Output: No abstract (short description of a module) is found in pod from this distribution. Provide a short description in the NAME section of the pod (after the module name followed by a hyphen) at least for the main module of this distribution.


Input: [metric] package version matches dist version [remedy]

Output: None of the package versions in this distribution matches the distribution version. Fix the version(s).


Input: [Artist] New Order [Album] Substance [Label] Factory [New] No [Title]

Output: Perfect Kiss

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] Joy Division [Album] The Peel Sessions [Label] BBC [New] No [Title]

Output: Transmission

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] The Style Council [Album] Money Go Round ep [Label] Polydor [New] No [Title]

Output: Money Go Round

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] Secret Rivals [Album] Prone to Explode ep [Label] Self Released [New] No [Title]

Output: Prone to Explode

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] Deportivo [Album] Girl Next Door ep [Label] Arclite Recordings [New] No [Title]

Output: Girl Next Door

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] New Order [Album] Power, Corruption & Lies [Label] Factory [New] No [Title]

Output: Age of Consent

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] Doves [Album] Kingdom of Rust [Label] Heavenly Recordings [New] No [Title]

Output: Winter Hill

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] Cuba Cuba [Album] Home is the Fire ep [Label] Walnut Tree Records [New] No [Title]

Output: Home is the Fire

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] Cobson [Album] Like a bike without brakes [Label] Self Released [New] No [Title]

Output: Like a bike without brakes

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] The Smiths [Album] Barbarism Begins at Home ep [Label] Rough Trade [New] No [Title]

Output: Barbarism Begins at Home

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] Bombay Bicycle Club [Album] A different kind of fire [Label] Island Records [New] No [Title]

Output: Shuffle

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] Yuck [Album] Yuck [Label] Fat Possum [New] No [Title]

Output: Get Away

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] Superstar [Album] Palm Tree [Label] Capital [New] No [Title]

Output: Superstar

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] Babeshadow [Album] Sea Serpents [Label] Luv Luv Luv Records [New] No [Title]

Output: Sea Serpents

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] The Dyamics [Album] The Dyamics [Label] Self Released [New] No [Title]

Output: Move on Up

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] Mr Scruff [Album] Wobble Control ep [Label] Ninja Tune [New] No [Title]

Output: Wobble Control

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] Carina Round [Album] Things you should kn [Label] Self Released [New] No [Title]

Output: For Everything a Reason

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] Metronomy [Album] The English Riviera [Label] Because Music [New] No [Title]

Output: The Look (Moonlight Matters Remix)

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] New Order [Album] World in Motion ep [Label] Factory [New] No [Title]

Output: World in Motion

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] Polly Paulusma [Album] Fingers & Thumbs [Label] One Little Indian [New] No [Title]

Output: All the time

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Artist] The Specials [Album] The Specials [Label] 2 Tone [New] No [Title]

Output: A message to you Rudy

Mind the Gap playlist for 08/16/2011 | WUNH 91.3 fm


Input: [Position(s)] 14 – 27 [Length] 14 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4D9O [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined helical regions within the protein sequence.More...Helixi

VP24 - Membrane-associated protein VP24 - Reston ebolavirus (strain Philippines-96) (REBOV)


Input: [Position(s)] 30 – 33 [Length] 4 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4D9O [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

VP24 - Membrane-associated protein VP24 - Reston ebolavirus (strain Philippines-96) (REBOV)


Input: [Position(s)] 35 – 42 [Length] 8 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4D9O [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

VP24 - Membrane-associated protein VP24 - Reston ebolavirus (strain Philippines-96) (REBOV)


Input: [Position(s)] 45 – 50 [Length] 6 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4D9O [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

VP24 - Membrane-associated protein VP24 - Reston ebolavirus (strain Philippines-96) (REBOV)


Input: [Position(s)] 54 – 60 [Length] 7 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4D9O [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined helical regions within the protein sequence.More...Helixi

VP24 - Membrane-associated protein VP24 - Reston ebolavirus (strain Philippines-96) (REBOV)


Input: [Position(s)] 71 – 75 [Length] 5 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4D9O [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined helical regions within the protein sequence.More...Helixi

VP24 - Membrane-associated protein VP24 - Reston ebolavirus (strain Philippines-96) (REBOV)


Input: [Position(s)] 77 – 80 [Length] 4 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4D9O [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined helical regions within the protein sequence.More...Helixi

VP24 - Membrane-associated protein VP24 - Reston ebolavirus (strain Philippines-96) (REBOV)


Input: [Position(s)] 90 – 106 [Length] 17 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4D9O [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined helical regions within the protein sequence.More...Helixi

VP24 - Membrane-associated protein VP24 - Reston ebolavirus (strain Philippines-96) (REBOV)


Input: [Position(s)] 114 – 128 [Length] 15 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4D9O [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined helical regions within the protein sequence.More...Helixi

VP24 - Membrane-associated protein VP24 - Reston ebolavirus (strain Philippines-96) (REBOV)


Input: [Position(s)] 139 – 142 [Length] 4 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4D9O [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined helical regions within the protein sequence.More...Helixi

VP24 - Membrane-associated protein VP24 - Reston ebolavirus (strain Philippines-96) (REBOV)


Input: [Position(s)] 147 – 165 [Length] 19 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4D9O [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined helical regions within the protein sequence.More...Helixi

VP24 - Membrane-associated protein VP24 - Reston ebolavirus (strain Philippines-96) (REBOV)


Input: [Position(s)] 178 – 182 [Length] 5 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4D9O [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

VP24 - Membrane-associated protein VP24 - Reston ebolavirus (strain Philippines-96) (REBOV)


Input: [Position(s)] 187 – 193 [Length] 7 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4D9O [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

VP24 - Membrane-associated protein VP24 - Reston ebolavirus (strain Philippines-96) (REBOV)


Input: [Position(s)] 196 – 202 [Length] 7 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4D9O [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

VP24 - Membrane-associated protein VP24 - Reston ebolavirus (strain Philippines-96) (REBOV)


Input: [Position(s)] 218 – 222 [Length] 5 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4D9O [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined beta strands within the protein sequence.More...Beta strandi

VP24 - Membrane-associated protein VP24 - Reston ebolavirus (strain Philippines-96) (REBOV)


Input: [Position(s)] 224 – 230 [Length] 7 [Description] Combined sources Manually validated information inferred from a combination of experimental and computational evidence. More… Manual assertion inferred from combination of experimental and computational evidencei PDB:4D9O [Feature key]

Output: Is used to indicate the positions of experimentally determined helical regions within the protein sequence.More...Helixi

VP24 - Membrane-associated protein VP24 - Reston ebolavirus (strain Philippines-96) (REBOV)


Input: [Name] Id [Field] id [Example] id:48* [Description]

Output: Unique identifier assigned by the system


Input: [Name] Title [Field] title [Example] title:bioinformatics [Description]

Output: Title for the event


Input: [Name] Subtitle [Field] subtitle [Example] subtitle:biomarkers [Description]

Output: Subtitle for the event


Input: [Name] Host [Field] provider [Example] provider:"Select Biosciences" [Description]

Output: Organization hosting the event


Input: [Name] Starts [Field] start [Example] start:[* TO 2012-11-30T00%3A00%3A00Z] [Description]

Output: Date the event starts


Input: [Name] Ends [Field] end [Example] end:[* TO 2012-11-30T00%3A00%3A00Z] [Description]

Output: Date the event ends


Input: [Name] Venue [Field] venue [Example] venue:"The Panum Institute" [Description]

Output: Venue where the event is hosted


Input: [Name] City [Field] city [Example] city:San* [Description]

Output: City where the event is hosted


Input: [Name] County [Field] county [Example] county:Cambridgeshire [Description]

Output: Coutry where the event is hosted


Input: [Name] Country [Field] country [Example] country:"United States" [Description]

Output: Country where the event is hosted


Input: [Name] Postcode [Field] postcode [Example] postcode:30521 [Description]

Output: Postcode of the venue


Input: [Name] Keywords [Field] keyword [Example] keyword:Molecular* [Description]

Output: Keywords describing the event


Input: [Name] Category [Field] category [Example] category:course [Description]

Output: Type of event


Input: [Name] Field [Field] field [Example] field:Bioinformatics [Description]

Output: Branches of science in molecular biology


Input: [Name] Sponsor [Field] sponsor [Example] sponsor:Agilent [Description]

Output: Sponsor sponsoring this announcement


Input: [Name] Submission date [Field] submission_date [Example] submission_date:[2011-11-04T21:11:00.71Z TO 2011-12-04T21:11:00.71Z] [Description]

Output: Date of submission or modification in the registry


Input: [Name] Organization [Field] submission_organization [Example] submission_organization:BSPR [Description]

Output: Organization the submitter belong to


Input: [Name] Name [Field] submission_name [Example] submission_name:Ping [Description]

Output: Name of the submitter


Input: [Name] Comments [Field] submission_comment [Example] submission_comment:"Correct title" [Description]

Output: Message or comment about the submission


Input: [Name] Public [Field] public [Example] public:true [Description]

Output: Just events classified as public should be displayed.


Input: [Name] Text [Field] text [Example] text:proteomics [Description]

Output: Automatic field created for seraches pouposes. Includes title, subtitle, description, provider, venue, city, country, keyword, category and field


Input: [Abbr.] Status [Definition] Condition of the pavement surface [Data Type]

Output: Surface Status

Pavement Table Data Definitions


Input: [Abbr.] Sfc [Definition] Temperature of the pavement surface. [Data Type]

Output: Surface Temperature

Pavement Table Data Definitions


Input: [Abbr.] Pvt [Definition] Temperature of the pavement 2 to 10 cm below the pavement surface. [Data Type]

Output: Pavement Temperature

Pavement Table Data Definitions


Input: [Abbr.] Sub [Definition] Typically, the temperature approximately 43 cm (17 inches) below the top of the pavement. You can place additional subsurface sensors at different depths to monitor frost depth. [Data Type]

Output: Subsurface Temperature

Pavement Table Data Definitions


Input: [Abbr.] Moisture [Definition] The sub-surface moisture expressed as a percentage (eg. 0 indicates dry, 100 indicates saturated). This value is only displayed for NTCIP sites configured with the appropriate sensor. [Data Type]

Output: Subsurface Moisture

Pavement Table Data Definitions


Input: [Abbr.] Delta T [Definition] Raw measurement from the Time Domain Reflectometry MP-917 Soil Moisture probe. This value is only displayed for NTCIP sites configured with the appropriate sensor. [Data Type]

Output: Delta Time

Pavement Table Data Definitions


Input: [Abbr.] Frz [Definition] Freezing point of the moisture on the pavement sensor based upon the specific chemical in use. This field is reported when the surface status is Wet, Chemical Wet, or Snow/Ice Warning. [Data Type]

Output: Freeze Point

Pavement Table Data Definitions


Input: [Abbr.] Chem [Definition] Percent of chemical saturation in the moisture. This field is reported when the surface status is Wet, Chemical Wet, or Snow/Ice Warning. [Data Type]

Output: Chemical Percent

Pavement Table Data Definitions


Input: [Abbr.] Ice [Definition] Percent of ice in the moisture. When ice percentage is roughly 50% to 85%, you would typically call the surface moisture "slush". This field is reported when the surface status is Wet, Chemical Wet, or Snow/Ice Warning. [Data Type]

Output: Ice Percentage

Pavement Table Data Definitions


Input: [Abbr.] Dpth [Definition] Depth of water layer on the sensor. This field is reported when the surface status is Wet, Chemical Wet, or Snow/Ice Warning and the surface temperature is above the freeze point temperature. [Data Type]

Output: Depth

Pavement Table Data Definitions


Input: [Abbr.] DpthThk [Definition] Depth of water or the thickness of ice or slush on the sensor. Provides a more precise value than Depth. [Data Type]

Output: Water Depth / Ice Thickness

Pavement Table Data Definitions


Input: [Abbr.] CF [Definition] Relative indication of chemical present in the moisture on the surface. Chemical factor uses a relative scale ranging from 0 to 100. [Data Type]

Output: Chemical Factor

Pavement Table Data Definitions


Input: [Abbr.] Cond [Definition] The conductance of the ice/liquid mixture on the pavement. This value is only displayed for NTCIP sites configured with the appropriate sensor. [Data Type]

Output: Conductivity

Pavement Table Data Definitions


Input: [Abbr.] Salin [Definition] Salinity is roughly the number of grams of dissolved matter per kilogram of seawater. Units shown in parts per 100,000. This value is only displayed for NTCIP sites configured with the appropriate sensor. [Data Type]

Output: Salinity

Pavement Table Data Definitions


Input: [Abbr.] FI [Definition] A value from 0 to 1 representing the deceleration capabilities of vehicles while taking into account current surface conditions. Larger values indicate a higher level of friction while smaller values represent a lower level of friction. [Data Type]

Output: Friction Index

Pavement Table Data Definitions


Input: A is correct.

Output: Which of the following Covenats obliges the borrower to repay the bonds if a large quantity of common stock is held by a single investor and the bond rating is downgraded? A- Poison put clause B- Cross-default clause C- Affirmative covenant D- Negative pledge clause

How to value stock using dividend growth model ?


Input: The Exercise or Strike price of an option is the specified price at which the holder of a call option has a right to purchase the asset. The purchase price of the option is known as the premium and the difference between the exercise price and the current stock price is know as the Intrinsic Value of the option. The difference between the current price of the option and its intrinsic value is the Time Value of the option.

Output: A call option gives the holder the right to purchase an asset at a specified price, called the ________ price, before some specified date. The purchase price of the option is called the ________, while the exercise price of the option minus the current stock price is known as ________. Finally, the difference between the actual call price and its intrinsic value is known as the ________ of the option. A- Exercise; premium; intrinsic value; time value B- Exercise; cost; time value; intrinsic value C- Strike; premium; market value; intrinsic value D- Strike; cost; intrinsic value; exercise value

How to value stock using dividend growth model ?


Input: B is correct. Index arbitrage involves the following: if the futures price is too high, short the futures contract and buy the stocks (and vice versa) in the portfolio to exploit the divergence between the actual futures price and its theoretically correct value. Program trading is the coordinated purchase and/or sale of an entire portfolio of stock. It is essential to implementing index arbitrage but is not index arbitrage. Arbitrage pricing theory is a theory that attempts to determine which systematic factors affect security returns.

Output: An investment strategy that exploits divergences between actual futures prices and their theoretically correct parity value is known as which of the following? A- Program trading B- Index arbitrage C- Arbitrage pricing theory D- Both program trading and index arbitrage

How to value stock using dividend growth model ?


Input: C is correct. Even though the beta increases in the next scenario, only 70% of the capital is equity and the rest is debt, with an after-tax cost of capital of 7.5%. Thus, moving to this debt structure would lower Datacomp's weighted-average cost of capital. Present WACC = 6 + .95 (16-6) = 15.5% Proposed WACC Cost of Equity = 6 + 1.05 (16 - 6) = 16.5% WACC = 0.7(16.5) + .30(7.5) = 11.55 + 2.25 = 13.8%

Output: Datacomp Industries, which has no current debt, has a beta of .95 for its common stock. Management is considering a change in the capital structure to 30% debt and 70% equity. This change would increase the beta on the stock to 1.05, and the after-tax cost of debt will be 7.5%. The expected return on equity is 16%, and the risk-free rate is 6%. Should Datacomp's management proceed with the capital structure change? A- No, because the cost of equity capital will increase B- Yes, because the cost of equity capital will decrease C- Yes, because the weighted-average cost of capital will decrease D- No, because the weighted-average cost of capital will increase

How to value stock using dividend growth model ?


Input: D is correct. The future value of a dollar is its value at a time in the future given its present value. The future value of a dollar is affected both by the discount rate and the time at which the dollar is received. Hence, both dollars-in and dollars-out in the future may be adjusted for the discount rate and any compounding that may occur.

Output: Future value is best described as A. The value of a dollar-in at a future time adjusted for any compounding effect B. The sum of dollars-in discounted to time zero. C. The sum of dollars-out discounted to time zero. D. The value of a dollar-in at a future time adjusted for any compounding effect and the value of a dollar-out at a future time adjusted for any compounding effect.

How to value stock using dividend growth model ?


Input: D is correct. The following items must be disclosed regarding financial instruments with off-balance-sheet risk of accounting loss: * Accounting loss incurred if any party to the instrument failed completely to perform and the collateral proved to be of no value. * Face or contract amount * Instrument's nature and terms, including credit risk, market risk, cash requirements, and related accounting policies. * Entity's policy for requiring collateral it accepts, and a description of collateral on instruments presently held

Output: All of the following must be disclosed regarding financial instruments with off-balance-sheet risk of accounting loss, Except the: A- accounting loss incurred if any party to the instrument failed completely to perform, and the collateral proved to be of no value. B- face or contract amount. C- instrument's nature and terms, including credit risk, market risk, cash requirements, and related accounting policies. D- amount by which earnings per share would change if the accounting loss were to occur.

How to value stock using dividend growth model ?


Input: A is correct. The value of a stock right is the difference in the market value of the stock between the rights-on period (when rights can be exercised) and the ex-rights period (when rights are not exercised). The rights-on price of the stock is given at $14. To figure the ex-rights price, we look at the change in the holdings of one shareholder for simplicity. Before surrendering 5 rights, one shareholder has to hold at least 5 common shares. At $14 per share, a shareholder's total investment in Kruse is 5 × $14 = $70. After exercise of the rights for an additional share, the shareholder has invested $8 more into the company for a total investment of $78 in 6 common shares. The value of the common shares is now $78 ÷ 6 = $13 per share, ex-rights. The difference between the $14 per share rights-on and the $13 per share ex-rights is the value of one right at $1.

Output: Kruse Corporation made a rights offering to its existing stockholders. Each stockholder received one right for each share of common stock owned. A stockholder will have to surrender five rights plus $8 to receive one new common share. Kruse Corporation's common stock is selling for $14 per share during the rights-on period. The theoretical value of one stock purchase right in the rights-on period is: A- $1.00. B- $1.20. C- $2.80. D- 1.60

How to value stock using dividend growth model ?


Input: B is correct.

Output: Interest rate swaps: A- involve investors swapping fixed-rate securities for floating-rate securities. B- involve investors trading interest payments or cash flows from different securities without actually trading the securities directly. C- involve investors swapping interest rate futures for interest rate options to reduce interest rate risk. D- can do nothing to help reduce interest rate risk but are effective in reducing default risk.

How to value stock using dividend growth model ?


Input: C is correct.

Output: Which of the following is not a capital instrument for long-term financing? A- Capital lease B- Issuance of a bond C- Issuance of a 1-year note payable D- Issuance of preferred stock

How to value stock using dividend growth model ?


Input: [Name] Gungnir's Descent [Description] Drops an enormous, mythical spear from the heavens to deal damage. You can deal higher damage with greater Max HP. [Type]

Output: Active

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Input: [Name] Magic Crash [Description] Has a chance to cancel all buffs on nearby enemies and restrict them from acquiring new buffs for a short time. [Type]

Output: Active

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Input: [Name] Dark Impale [Description] Quickly attacks multiple enemies 5 times in a row with a chance to instant KO the targets. [Type]

Output: Active

Dark Knight of Darkness - MapleWiki - the free MapleStory database anyone can edit


Input: [Name] Power Stance [Description] Concentrates to hold your ground when struck, resisting knock-back effects permanently. [Type]

Output: Active

Dark Knight of Darkness - MapleWiki - the free MapleStory database anyone can edit


Input: [Name] Sacrifice [Description] Absorbs your Evil Eye to restore HP. Allows you to ignore enemy defense and increases boss attack damage. Gungnir's Descent cooldown will not be applied. Additionally, increases Ignore Defense Effect permanently. [Type]

Output: Active

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Input: [Name] Maple Warrior [Description] Increases the stats of all party members. Mastery Book is required to master the skill to level 30. [Type]

Output: Active

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Input: [Name] Hero's Will [Description] By focusing your mind, you can ignore some abnormal status effects. However, this will not work on all abnormal status effects. [Type]

Output: Active

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Input: [Name] Final Pact [Description] When HP reaches 0, your dark contract keeps you alive for a short time and allows you to use Gungnir's Descent without any cooldown while invincible. However, you must eliminate the required number of monsters before time runs out, or you will be dragged into the Shadow Abyss. The hourglass will be displayed during the reactivation cooldown. [Passive Effect: When HP is higher than the limit, Damage, Movement Speed, Critical Rate, and minimum Critical Damage will be increased] [Type]

Output: Active

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Input: [Name] Barricade Mastery [Description] Improves Spear and Polearm proficiencies to human limits. Increases minimum Critical Damage and Weapon Attack Power. Required Skill: Weapon Mastery Lv. 10 or above [Type]

Output: Passive

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Input: [Name] Revenge of the Evil Eye [Description] When hit, the Evil Eye has a chance to launch a counterattack toward the attacker. The attack has a chance to be an instant KO, and returns some of the damage to the Dark Knight as HP. However, it does not return more than 5% of Max HP at once. Does not return HP on instant KOs. Does not activate during Free Attack mode. [Type]

Output: Passive

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Input: [Product] Nanosponge for rainwater harvesting [How it works] A combination of polymers and glass nanoparticles that can be printed onto surfaces like fabrics to soak up water [Developer] Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States [Importance]

Output: Rainwater harvesting is increasingly important to countries like China, Nepal and Thailand. The nanosponge is much more efficient than traditional mist-catching nets

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Input: [Product] Nanorust to remove arsenic [How it works] Magnetic nanoparticles of iron oxide suspended in water bind arsenic, which is then removed with a magnet [Developer] Rice University, United States [Importance]

Output: India, Bangladesh and other developing countries suffer thousands of cases of arsenic poisoning each year, linked to poisoned wells

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Input: [Product] Desalination membrane [How it works] A combination of polymers and nanoparticles that draws in water ions and repels dissolved salts [Developer] University of California, Los Angeles and NanoH2O [Importance]

Output: Already on the market, this membrane enables desalination with lower energy costs than reverse osmosis

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Input: [Product] Nanofiltration membrane [How it works] Membrane made up of polymers with a pore size ranging from 0.1 to 10nm [Developer] Saehan Industries, Korea [Importance]

Output: Field tested to treat drinking water in China and desalinate water in Iran, using this membrane requires less energy than reverse osmosis

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Input: [Product] Nanomesh waterstick [How it works] A straw-like filtration device that uses carbon nanotubes placed on a flexible, porous, material [Developer] Seldon Laboratories, United States [Importance]

Output: The waterstick cleans as you drink. Doctors in Africa are using a prototype and the final product will be made available at an affordable cost in developing countries

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Input: [Product] World filter [How it works] Filter using a nanofibre layer, made up of polymers, resins, ceramic and other materials, that removes contaminants [Developer] KX Industries, United States [Importance]

Output: Designed specifically for household or community-level use in developing countries. The filters are effective, easy to use and require no maintenance

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Input: [Product] Pesticide filter [How it works] Filter using nanosilver to adsorb and then degrade three pesticides commonly found in Indian water supplies [Developer] Indian Institute of Technology in Chennai, India, and Eureka Forbes Limited, India [Importance]

Output: Pesticides are often found in developing country water supplies. This pesticide filter could provide a typical Indian household with 6000 litres of clean water over one year

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Input: [Project] Accessibility Inventory Officer [Description] · It is necessary to convert the Accessibility Inventory Officer to permanent full-time status · Through the work of its Accessibility Inventory Officer, RPAM will rate the performance of municipal buildings in meeting accessibility guidelines and update its comprehensive database on accessibility barriers [Strategy]

Output: · Capital funds are available to establish the operating budget baseline to add the equivalent 1.6 FTE and the required adjustment. · Reduction to the pay-as-you-go contribution will be made to accomplish this · It is recognized that the use of internal resources toward barrier identification work is the most cost-effective way to deliver this service


Input: [Project] Data Entry Clerk (Part-time) [Description] · It is necessary to convert the Data Entry Clerk to continuous part-time · Based on the extensive requirement to support barrier identification work, there is a strong need for administrative support to this program [Strategy]

Output: · As above


Input: [Project] Barrier specific removal [Description] · With regards to barrier removal, RPAM will continue to apply its “barrier specific” approach in 2006. · Effort will also be expended to develop master barrier removal standards using information from past projects [Strategy]

Output: · The internal and external resources needed to plan and execute accessibility retrofits will need to be secured


Input: [Project] Barrier removal plan (based on capital funding) [Description] · Power door operators · Exterior Work, i.e.: Pavement markings, Signage, Curb depressions · Washroom miscellaneous work · Stairs and Railings · Doorways · Compliance with Bill 118 [Strategy]

Output: · RPAM has a dedicated capital program - Building Accessibility – presented annually within its capital budget submission


Input: [Project] Nepean Sportsplex [Description] · New lift at the Nepean Sportsplex [Strategy]

Output: · There is an anticipated increase in the level of funding toward building accessibility work in 2006


Input: [Project] Policy initiatives [Description] · With regards to policy initiatives, RPAM intends to table for discussion with the Accessibility Advisory Committee a report that examines the impact of RPAM’s policy on life cycle renewal on the building accessibility program [Strategy]

Output: · Part of RPAM’s Comprehensive Asset Management Strategy


Input: [Project] Building accessibility audits [Description] · 185 buildings have been previously audited using CSA and OBC regulations. · Approximately 35% of the City’s buildings of a significant size have been audited to date in one form or another and that information has been captured on the “Master Barrier List” · It is intended that these same guidelines be used as part of the barrier identification work for the sizeable inventory of City buildings that still need to undergo an audit [Strategy]

Output: · Based on new Provincial Guidelines we would anticipate the auditing of 30 buildings in 2006 and to have these barriers captured in the “Master Barrier List”


Input: [Option] q [Description]

Output: The string to search for.


Input: [Option] passage [Description]

Output: Put a string in here to force a passage search. This behavior is otherwise identical to passageQuery.


Input: [Option] words [Description]

Output: Put a string in here to force a word search.


Input: [Option] phrase [Description]

Output: Search for an exact phrase. In general, you can also surround words in q with quotation marks to mimic this functionality.


Input: [Option] not-words [Description]

Output: Exclude verses containing certain words. Can only be used in conjunction with the words and phrase options.


Input: [Option] scope [Default] [Complete Bible] [Description]

Output: Limit your search to certain sections of the Bible. Accepts the predefined inputs listed in the dropdown menu on the Advanced Search page.


Input: [Option] matches [Description]

Output: [Empty] matches anywhere in words (the finds father). beginning matches beginnings of words (the finds there). exact matches exact words only (the only finds the). The latter two options are slower.


Input: [Option] search-text [Default] all [Description]

Output: all searches the complete text of the Bible, including headings and footnotes. Set to text to exclude headings and footnotes.


Input: [Option] page [Default] 1 [Description]

Output: If the results span more than one page (e.g., 27 results were found, but only 25 are shown per page), set the page number (starting at 1) to show a different page of results.


Input: [Option] link-url [Default] /esv/search/ [Description]

Output: Specifies what link to use when linking from the search results page to another page. If the page that handles your requests is named bible.search.php, for example, set this option to bible.search.php.


Input: [Option] results-per-page [Default] 25 [Description]

Output: How many search results to show per page. Must be between 2 and 100 (inclusive).


Input: [Description] Side Panel including information about and manipulation options to the styles assigned to the currently in the Node View selected node [Term]

Output: Style Side Panel


Input: [Description] Side Panel showing information about the computed styles for the currently in the Node View selected node [Term]

Output: Computed Side Panel


Input: [Description] Side Panel displaying a box model of the currently in the Node View selected node with functionality for manipulating it [Term]

Output: Layout Side Panel


Input: [Description] Side Panel offering information about the DOM tree of the currently in the Node View selected node and functionality for manipulating it [Term]

Output: DOM Side Panel


Input: [Description] Ancestor Path of the HTML Panel [Term]

Output: Node Path


Input: [Description] Dynamic tree view of the markup based structure of the page inside the HTML Panel [Term]

Output: Node View


Input: [Description] Toggle button ( ) inside the Panel Toolbar of the HTML Panel for stopping JavaScript execution on HTML mutation [Term]

Output: Break On Mutate


Input: [Description] Provides constants that map Visual Basic 6.0 color constants to their Color equivalents. [Class]

Output: ColorConstants


Input: [Description] Provides constants that map Visual Basic 6.0 DrawStyle constants to their DashStyle equivalents. [Class]

Output: DrawStyleConstants


Input: [Description] Provides constants that map Visual Basic 6.0 FillStyle constants to their HatchStyle equivalents. [Class]

Output: FillStyleConstants


Input: [Description] Infrastructure. This class supports the .NET Framework infrastructure and is not intended to be used directly from your code. [Class]

Output: GlobalModule


Input: [Description] Provides a Printer object for use by upgraded Visual Basic 6.0 printing code. [Class]

Output: Printer


Input: [Description] Provides a collection of printers for use by upgraded Visual Basic 6.0 printing code. [Class]

Output: PrinterCollection


Input: [Description] Provides constants that map Visual Basic 6.0 Printer constants to their PrinterSettings equivalents. [Class]

Output: PrinterObjectConstants


Input: [Description] Provides constants that map Visual Basic 6.0 ScaleMode constants to their .NET Framework equivalents. [Class]

Output: ScaleModeConstants


Input: [Description] Provides constants that map Visual Basic 6.0 color constants to their SystemColors equivalents. [Class]

Output: SystemColorConstants


Input: [Category] ORDER [PATS] American Wit — This keeps the line moving at 2am. [CBP]

Output: Cheesesteak with Fried Onions — The Aramark employees know of two kinds of steaks. With onions or without. How do they know the difference? The way it’s wrapped.


Input: [Category] ROLL [PATS] Solid roll. Fresh. [CBP]

Output: The steak was kept in a heater that looked like a refrigerator. The bread was quite soggy from the humidity.


Input: [Category] CHEESE [PATS] The American cheese was cold and not melted. The trick? Hold the roll together around the hot meat. Bingo. Cheese is melted. [CBP]

Output: The American cheese was melted and intermingled with the meat. If this trick is learned or just happenstance from the heat machines.


Input: [Category] MEAT [PATS] The reason I don’t recommend tourists get steaks from Pat’s and Geno’s because i don’t think they are prepared for the meat to be sliced so thick. It’s an acquired taste. The meat on my steak was excellent. My buddy Waynes a little grisly. Good for me. [CBP]

Output: The meat that didn’t have cheese intermingled was a little dry. Fortunately, the moist roll cancelled that out.


Input: [Category] ONIONS [PATS] Quite fresh. Actually, I have no thoughts on this. I just remember there were onions here. And plenty of them. [CBP]

Output: Quite fresh. Actually, I have no thoughts on this. I just remember there were onions here. And not enough of them.


Input: [Category] Verdict [PATS] Pat’s wins in a close race. The key? I wanted a second steak. But the line had gotten much bigger at that point. So I gave myself a pass. [CBP]

Output: I shared a steak earlier in the year with my mom. And it was okay. But not as good as the steak today. The cheese was the difference maker here. Good job by Aramark. I will get to Rick’s and Tony Luke’s before the season is out. But remember only ONE steak per month!


Input: [IITB] Indian Institute of Technology Bombay [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Organisation name

Organisation profile: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay


Input: [IITB] IITB [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Short name or acronym

Organisation profile: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay


Input: [IITB] University [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Organisation type

Organisation profile: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay


Input: [IITB] Lang+Speech Technology research [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Activity type

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Input: [IITB] Powai [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Address

Organisation profile: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay


Input: [IITB] 400076 [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Postal Code

Organisation profile: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay


Input: [IITB] Mumbai [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: City

Organisation profile: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay


Input: [IITB] India [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Country

Organisation profile: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay


Input: [IITB] + +91 22 25764728 [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Phone

Organisation profile: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay


Input: [IITB] + + 91 22 25720290 [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Fax

Organisation profile: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay


Input: [IITB] rkm_(on)_cse.iitb.ac.in [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Email

Organisation profile: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay


Input: [IITB] http://www.cfilt.iitb.ac.in [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Organisation URL

Organisation profile: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay


Input: [IITB] Description [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Logo

Organisation profile: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay


Input: [IITB] Dr. Rajat Kumar Mohanty [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Name

Organisation profile: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay


Input: [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Function

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Input: [IITB] Department of Computer Science & Engineering [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Department

Organisation profile: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay


Input: [IITB] pb_(on)_cse.iitb.ac.in [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Email

Organisation profile: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay


Input: [IITB] + + 91 22 25764729 [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Phone

Organisation profile: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay


Input: [IITB] Last update: 2005-01-16 21:34:26 Visits since 28-08-2008: 3296 [[ ID = 3305 ]]

Output: Update this profile

Organisation profile: Indian Institute of Technology Bombay


Input: [Respite Program] In-home services [Program Details] Four-hour periods or weekend breaks [User Profile] Elderly spouses; middleaged children of elderly; spouses and family of younger adults [Cost To User] Sliding scale depending on client's financial assessment. Payment ranges from $0 to the actual full cost of care. [Level Of Demand] High [Special Features] Most clients are low income. All diagnoses are eligible for home care. Respite services now under review. [Eligibility Criteria]

Output: Patient must meet Home and Community Care (HCC) eligibility criteria e.g. citizenship, residency age i.e. must be 19 years of age, and must consent to a financial assessment which is based on income not assets.

Respite for Family Caregivers: An Environmental Scan of Publicly-funded Programs in Canada [prepared for Health Canada, 2003]

British Columbia


Input: [Respite Program] Facilty based respite [Program Details] Up to 30 days/year with additional time if assessed as needed and approved as exception by regional health authority. [User Profile] As above [Cost To User] Client pays the respite rate of $27.10/day (equivalent to OAS-GIS). This is equivalent of lowest residential care rate. [Level Of Demand] high [Eligibility Criteria]

Output: As above

Respite for Family Caregivers: An Environmental Scan of Publicly-funded Programs in Canada [prepared for Health Canada, 2003]

British Columbia


Input: [Respite Program] Day programs [Program Details] Half or full days [User Profile] Client attends program, which gives caregiver time off [Cost To User] Maximum cost is $6.00/day, which is the nominal daily fee to each client to assist with the cost of crafts, transportation (if provided) and meals. [Level Of Demand] Medium [Eligibility Criteria]

Output: As above

Respite for Family Caregivers: An Environmental Scan of Publicly-funded Programs in Canada [prepared for Health Canada, 2003]

British Columbia


Input: [Respite Program] Palliative care [Program Details] Respite hours may be extended for palliative care [User Profile] As above for in-home services [Level Of Demand] High [Eligibility Criteria]

Output: As above

Respite for Family Caregivers: An Environmental Scan of Publicly-funded Programs in Canada [prepared for Health Canada, 2003]

British Columbia


Input: [Respite Program] Disabled [Program Details] Respite services for persons with disabilities is not differentiated as a separate program. Disabled clients access the same services of inhome or facility based respite. [User Profile] As above for in-home services [Level Of Demand] High [Eligibility Criteria]

Output: As above

Respite for Family Caregivers: An Environmental Scan of Publicly-funded Programs in Canada [prepared for Health Canada, 2003]

British Columbia


Input: [Respite Program] Children [Program Details] 1. In home: Nursing Support Services provides nursing support from 4- 56 hours/week in home care depending on the care needs of the child 2. Facility-based respite: Some family or 2-4 bed homes provide respite. Canuck Place in Vancouver (residential palliative care hospice funded largely by charitable donations) provides palliative respite. 3. School and child care programs: Nursing Support Services provides delegated and direct care to enable children to attend school and childcare programs Maximum: a) School: 35 hr/week b) Childcare: 20 hrs week 4. Palliative care - children: Nursing Support Services in home and community Canuck Place (residential palliative care hospice for children funded largely by charitable donations) offers 20 days per year of respite to children with limiting illness. [User Profile] Parents and family caregivers of children with complex health needs between the ages of 0-19 yrs 3. School and child care programs can provide respite for parents and family caregivers of children 4. Parents and family caregivers of children with lifelimiting illness [Cost To User] 1. None. It is important to note that there are huge costs to families that have child with complex health needs. See note below. 2. Often covered by respite funds - family may pay some. 3. None. Nursing consult/care covered by Nursing Support Services. Teaching assistant is covered by the school district. Child care work is paid by parent's child care fees and maybe supplements due to the one on one care by the Supportive Child Care program. 4. No cost to user [Level Of Demand] 1. High levels of demand as hospitals are discharging children earlier, with more complex needs and interventions still underway. 2. Medium - most families want to be with their child. Many children DO NOT want to be away from their parents for long periods. 3. High - all children want to participate in activities with their peers. These age appropriate activities are essential to the well being of the child. 4. High. Nursing Support Services has increased demand for supports as more families choose to have the children die at home. [Special Features] 1. Very individualized services that focus on maximizing the child's quality of life and integration into the community 2. Limited resource that can meet the individualized needs of the child and family. [Eligibility Criteria]

Output: 1. Nursing assessment determines if the care needs of the child require nursing support in the home when the parents are not available 2. Require respite due to health need - usually referred from another program and fall under the criteria of that program. 3. same Nursing Support Services criteria 4. Child must have life-limiting illness

Respite for Family Caregivers: An Environmental Scan of Publicly-funded Programs in Canada [prepared for Health Canada, 2003]

British Columbia


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