Input: [Item] Extended notifications [Description] Item change notification do not yet include their source collections (real and virtual) [Contact] [mailto: <>] [Status]

Output: TO DO


Input: [Item] Alternative for Akonadi::ResourceBase [Description] Not using the scheduler to avoid the serialization of operations, see RSS resource. (This will get very complicated. Maybe use a proxy ResourceBase for this, which is thread-pooled?) [Contact] [mailto: <>] [Status]

Output: TO DO


Input: [Item] Collection parameter for Monitor::itemChanged() and Monitor::itemRemoved() [Description] If the item resides in several collections (normal + virtual collections) then emit those signals for each collection. Adding this would mean changing it in many places (Monitor, Observer, ...), this is lots of work but probably the right thing to do. Related to virtual collections, since with them, items can be in multiple collections. Better wait until the Nepomuk stuff is finished? [Contact] [mailto: <>] [Status]

Output: TO DO


Input: [Description] Sliding Sling, One Piece [Feature]

Output: Type of Strap

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] Black [Feature]

Output: Color

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] No [Feature]

Output: Occupies Tripod Socket

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] A Camera Strap Lug [Feature]

Output: Attachment Point

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] Yes, both BosStrap sling and OP Tail [Feature]

Output: Fully Adjustable

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] Nylon Seat Belt [Feature]

Output: BosStrap Material

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] 1" wide, 64” long [Feature]

Output: BosStrap Size

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] Nylon [Feature]

Output: OP Tail Material

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] ⅜” wide, 8” long, 1,100 lb test [Feature]

Output: Op Tail Size

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] Metal, Acetal, Nylon [Feature]

Output: Fittings

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] Wrap around lens, no need to remove [Feature]

Output: Storage

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] 2.1 oz. (60 grams) [Feature]

Output: Weight

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] Yes, full 1 year on defects [Feature]

Output: Warrantee

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] USA [Feature]

Output: Manufactured

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Input: [Descriptor] No mitigation claim has been received [Text on e-Vision]

Output: No mitigation


Input: [Descriptor] Mitigation Claim Submitted and awaiting outcome [Text on e-Vision]

Output: Submitted


Input: [Descriptor] Claim Accepted [Text on e-Vision]

Output: Accepted


Input: [Descriptor] Claim Deferred (eg: awaiting further evidence or information) [Text on e-Vision]

Output: Deferred


Input: [Descriptor] Claim Rejected - No evidence has been received to support claim [Text on e-Vision]

Output: Reject Reason A


Input: [Descriptor] Claim Rejected - Evidence provided was not time relevant [Text on e-Vision]

Output: Reject Reason B


Input: [Descriptor] Claim Rejected - Evidence provided was not sufficient to support claim [Text on e-Vision]

Output: Reject Reason C


Input: [Descriptor] Claim Rejected - Reason for claim was invalid [Text on e-Vision]

Output: Reject Reason D


Input: [Descriptor] Claim Rejected - No reason provided for claim being submitted late [Text on e-Vision]

Output: Reject Reason E


Input: [Descriptor] Claim Rejected - Invalid reason provided for claim being submitted late [Text on e-Vision]

Output: Reject Reason F


Input: [Descriptor] Claim Rejected - No evidence provided for claim being submitted late [Text on e-Vision]

Output: Reject Reason G


Input: [Descriptor] Claim Rejected - Evidence provided for claim being submitted late was invalid [Text on e-Vision]

Output: Reject Reason H


Input: [Type of arthritis] Rheumatoid arthritis Uncommon [Affects only one joint] Rare

Output: Common

Rheumatoid Arthritis: Other Causes of Joint Pain | Health Encyclopedia | Norris Cotton Cancer Center

Examples of causes of joint pain by distribution of affected joints

Affects many joints on both sides of the body


Input: [Type of arthritis] Polymyalgia rheumatica Uncommon [Affects only one joint] Rare

Output: Common

Rheumatoid Arthritis: Other Causes of Joint Pain | Health Encyclopedia | Norris Cotton Cancer Center

Affects many joints on both sides of the body


Input: [Type of arthritis] Psoriatic arthritis Common [Affects only one joint] Uncommon

Output: Common

Rheumatoid Arthritis: Other Causes of Joint Pain | Health Encyclopedia | Norris Cotton Cancer Center

Affects many joints on both sides of the body


Input: [Type of arthritis] Lupus Common [Affects only one joint] Uncommon

Output: Common

Rheumatoid Arthritis: Other Causes of Joint Pain | Health Encyclopedia | Norris Cotton Cancer Center

Affects many joints on both sides of the body


Input: [Type of arthritis] Viral infections Common [Affects only one joint] Uncommon

Output: Common

Rheumatoid Arthritis: Other Causes of Joint Pain | Health Encyclopedia | Norris Cotton Cancer Center

Affects many joints on both sides of the body


Input: [Type of arthritis] Gout Uncommon [Affects only one joint] Common

Output: Uncommon

Rheumatoid Arthritis: Other Causes of Joint Pain | Health Encyclopedia | Norris Cotton Cancer Center

Affects many joints on both sides of the body


Input: [Type of arthritis] Bacterial infections Uncommon [Affects only one joint] Common

Output: Rare

Rheumatoid Arthritis: Other Causes of Joint Pain | Health Encyclopedia | Norris Cotton Cancer Center

Affects many joints on both sides of the body


Input: [Type of arthritis] Juvenile chronic arthritis Common [Affects only one joint] Common

Output: Uncommon

Rheumatoid Arthritis: Other Causes of Joint Pain | Health Encyclopedia | Norris Cotton Cancer Center

Affects many joints on both sides of the body


Input: [Type of arthritis] Reiter's syndrome (reactive arthritis), ankylosing spondylitis Common [Affects only one joint] Common

Output: Uncommon

Rheumatoid Arthritis: Other Causes of Joint Pain | Health Encyclopedia | Norris Cotton Cancer Center

Affects many joints on both sides of the body


Input: [Type of arthritis] Osteoarthritis Common [Affects only one joint] Common

Output: Uncommon

Rheumatoid Arthritis: Other Causes of Joint Pain | Health Encyclopedia | Norris Cotton Cancer Center

Affects many joints on both sides of the body


Input: For our everyday business purposes— such as to process your transactions, maintain your account(s), respond to court orders and legal investigations, or report to credit bureaus [Can you limit this sharing?] No

Output: Yes

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Input: For our marketing purposes— to offer our products and services to you [Can you limit this sharing?] No

Output: Yes

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Input: For joint marketing with other financial companies [Can you limit this sharing?] We don't share

Output: No

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Input: For our affiliates’ everyday business purposes— information about your transactions and experiences [Can you limit this sharing?] We don't share

Output: No

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Input: For our affiliates’ everyday business purposes— information about your creditworthiness [Can you limit this sharing?] We don't share

Output: No

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Input: For nonaffiliates to market to you [Can you limit this sharing?] We don't share

Output: No

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Input: [Team Responsibility] The Pavement Materials Team focuses on advancing all aspects of pavement materials technology, including evaluation of both traditional (aggregates, asphalt, and Portland cement concrete) and innovative materials and additives. The team develops procedures and specifications for materials used in pavement design, maintenance, and rehabilitation, to further improve performance and optimize mixture design. [Team Name]

Output: Pavement Materials Team

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Input: [Team Responsibility] The Pavement Design and Construction Team advances knowledge and technology associated with all aspects of pavement design, performance assessment, prediction technology, and construction. This includes developing procedures and processes to enable pavement performance modeling to optimize pavement performance and safety, and life-cycle costs for design selection, forensic analyses, and the development of performance based specifications. The team also develops construction management guidelines, specifications, and other technologies to ensure that what gets constructed meets the intent of design. [Team Name]

Output: Pavement Design and Construction Team

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Input: [Team Responsibility] The Long-Term Pavement Performance Team (LTPP) provides oversight and management of the LTPP program, a comprehensive study of in-service pavements. Originally part of the Strategic Highway Research Program, the LTPP program is now administered by the FHWA with active input from all U.S. State departments of transportation and with the cooperation of all 10 Canadian provincial transportation agencies. The LTPP team collects pavement performance data and conducts studies that help practitioners improve pavement design, construction, maintenance, and preservation practices. [Team Name]

Output: Long–Term Pavement Performance Team

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Input: [Team Responsibility] The Bridge and Foundation Engineering Team advances knowledge and technology associated with the design, construction, repair, preservation, and rehabilitation of highway bridges and other highway structures. This includes the development of recommended design and construction specifications, and the forensic evaluation of in-service structures. [Team Name]

Output: Bridge and Foundation Engineering Team

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Input: [Team Responsibility] The Infrastructure Management Team focuses on advancing knowledge and technology associated with infrastructure performance throughout the entire life cycle, inspection, rating, evaluation, nondestructive testing, corrosion and durability, sensor technology, data infrastructure, field instrumentation and testing, health monitoring, asset management, performance and program management. [Team Name]

Output: Infrastructure Management Team

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Input: [Team Responsibility] The Hazard Mitigation Team develops new knowledge and technology associated with the design and performance of highway bridges and structures under extreme events. This team is also responsible for R&D of materials such as wood and advanced polymer composites for highway structures, and for historic covered bridges. [Team Name]

Output: Hazard Mitigation and Specialty Materials Team

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Input: [Question/Idea] How much is it up this year? [The Flaw(s) in the Question] The performance day to day, month to month, and even year to year is virtually random – Remember: past performance does not indicate future results. [A Better Question]

Output: Can you explain to me why the investment is up/down/sideways so far this year (or in xx year) for me to better understand your investment philosophy?


Input: [Question/Idea] Every alternative investment will help diversify my portfolio with non-correlated assets. [The Flaw(s) in the Question] There are a lot of products out there that have ‘alternatives’ on the label – but when it comes to return drivers and true diversification – not so much. Many of these alternatives rely on freely moving credit markets, a rising economic environment, and strong corporate earnings. [A Better Question]

Output: How is the investment likely to react in a concentrated sell off across asset classes? What are the main return drivers?


Input: [Question/Idea] Is the Sharpe Ratio high enough? [The Flaw(s) in the Question] The Sharpe has numerous flaws, outlined here, but what you need to know is that there’s more to risk than volatility. [A Better Question]

Output: How are the returns per unit of: downside volatility, the max drawdown, and average annual drawdown?


Input: [Question/Idea] Am I getting commodity exposure? [The Flaw(s) in the Question] A yes answer here doesn’t help. How much? Long and short? One popular ‘trend following’ model doesn’t even go short energies… a tough pill to swallow as Crude went from $100 to $50 [A Better Question]

Output: What percent of historical returns have come from physical commodity markets? Does the investment go both long and ‘short’ commodity markets?


Input: [Question/Idea] I need daily/weekly/monthly liquidity… does this investment allow me to get out quickly? [The Flaw(s) in the Question] Daily liquidity is like sleeping with a gun under your pillow for protection. You’re more likely to accidentally shoot yourself than protect anything. Needing instant liquidity for investments that can take 3-5 years to run a full cycle is a mismatch. [A Better Question]

Output: What are the liquidity constraints so I can fit this into the appropriate liquidity bucket in my portfolio, and know whether or not I can count on it in a pinch.


Input: [Question/Idea] This is a managed futures program… great! I’ve been looking to add that asset class to help protect my portfolio in a market correction. [The Flaw(s) in the Question] There are a lot of products that trade futures markets, but are anything but classic managed futures programs, trading stock index futures and such or doing counter-trend models. [A Better Question]

Output: Will this provide the negative correlation/crisis period performance managed futures are known for?


Input: [S.N] 1 [Description] Gets or sets the background color for the control. [Property]

Output: BackColor


Input: [S.N] 2 [Description] Gets or set the background image for the TreeView control. [Property]

Output: BackgroundImage


Input: [S.N] 3 [Description] Gets or sets the layout of the background image for the TreeView control. [Property]

Output: BackgroundImageLayout


Input: [S.N] 4 [Description] Gets or sets the border style of the tree view control. [Property]

Output: BorderStyle


Input: [S.N] 5 [Description] Gets or sets a value indicating whether check boxes are displayed next to the tree nodes in the tree view control. [Property]

Output: CheckBoxes


Input: [S.N] 6 [Description] Gets the data bindings for the control. [Property]

Output: DataBindings


Input: [S.N] 7 [Description] Gets or sets the font of the text displayed by the control. [Property]

Output: Font


Input: [S.N] 8 [Description] Gets or sets the height of the font of the control. [Property]

Output: FontHeight


Input: [S.N] 9 [Description] The current foreground color for this control, which is the color the control uses to draw its text. [Property]

Output: ForeColor


Input: [S.N] 10 [Description] Gets or sets the height of each tree node in the tree view control. [Property]

Output: ItemHeight


Input: [S.N] 11 [Description] Gets the collection of tree nodes that are assigned to the tree view control. [Property]

Output: Nodes


Input: [S.N] 12 [Description] Gets or sets the delimiter string that the tree node path uses. [Property]

Output: PathSeparator


Input: [S.N] 13 [Description] Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the TreeView should be laid out from right-to-left. [Property]

Output: RightToLeftLayout


Input: [S.N] 14 [Description] Gets or sets a value indicating whether the tree view control displays scroll bars when they are needed. [Property]

Output: Scrollable


Input: [S.N] 15 [Description] Gets or sets the image list index value of the image that is displayed when a tree node is selected. [Property]

Output: SelectedImageIndex


Input: [S.N] 16 [Description] Gets or sets the key of the default image shown when a TreeNode is in a selected state. [Property]

Output: SelectedImageKey


Input: [S.N] 17 [Description] Gets or sets the tree node that is currently selected in the tree view control. [Property]

Output: SelectedNode


Input: [S.N] 18 [Description] Gets or sets a value indicating whether lines are drawn between tree nodes in the tree view control. [Property]

Output: ShowLines


Input: [S.N] 19 [Description] Gets or sets a value indicating ToolTips are shown when the mouse pointer hovers over a TreeNode. [Property]

Output: ShowNodeToolTips


Input: [S.N] 20 [Description] Gets or sets a value indicating whether plus-sign (+) and minus-sign (-) buttons are displayed next to tree nodes that contain child tree nodes. [Property]

Output: ShowPlusMinus


Input: [S.N] 21 [Description] Gets or sets a value indicating whether lines are drawn between the tree nodes that are at the root of the tree view. [Property]

Output: ShowRootLines


Input: [S.N] 22 [Description] Gets or sets a value indicating whether the tree nodes in the tree view are sorted. [Property]

Output: Sorted


Input: [S.N] 23 [Description] Gets or sets the image list that is used to indicate the state of the TreeView and its nodes. [Property]

Output: StateImageList


Input: [S.N] 24 [Description] Gets or sets the text of the TreeView. [Property]

Output: Text


Input: [S.N] 25 [Description] Gets or sets the first fully-visible tree node in the tree view control. [Property]

Output: TopNode


Input: [S.N] 26 [Description] Gets or sets the implementation of IComparer to perform a custom sort of the TreeView nodes. [Property]

Output: TreeViewNodeSorter


Input: [S.N] 27 [Description] Gets the number of tree nodes that can be fully visible in the tree view control. [Property]

Output: VisibleCount


Input: [Molecules/Cell (average)] 9008 [Condition] PECO:0000126, PECO:0000005 [Scale] single cell [Evidence] mass spectrometry evidence [Reference] PMID:24763107 [Extension]

Output: during GO:0000080


Input: [Molecules/Cell (average)] 8572 [Condition] PECO:0000126, PECO:0000005 [Scale] single cell [Evidence] mass spectrometry evidence [Reference] PMID:24763107 [Extension]

Output: during GO:0000084


Input: [Molecules/Cell (average)] 8368 [Condition] PECO:0000126, PECO:0000005 [Scale] single cell [Evidence] mass spectrometry evidence [Reference] PMID:24763107 [Extension]

Output: during GO:0000085


Input: [Molecules/Cell (average)] 9956 [Condition] PECO:0000126, PECO:0000005 [Scale] single cell [Evidence] mass spectrometry evidence [Reference] PMID:24763107 [Extension]

Output: during GO:0000087


Input: [Molecules/Cell (average)] 389.16 [Condition] PECO:0000005, PECO:0000014 [Scale] population wide [Evidence] experimental evidence [Reference] PMID:23101633 [Extension]

Output: during GO:0072690


Input: [Molecules/Cell (average)] 8131 [Condition] PECO:0000126, PECO:0000005 [Scale] single cell [Evidence] mass spectrometry evidence [Reference] PMID:24763107 [Extension]

Output: during GO:0072690


Input: [Molecules/Cell (average)] 1219.98 [Condition] PECO:0000005, PECO:0000014, PECO:0000127 [Scale] population wide [Evidence] experimental evidence [Reference] PMID:23101633 [Extension]

Output: during cell quiescence following G1 arrest due to nitrogen limitation


Input: [0] Policy, strategy, programme or plan [1] Implementing institutions [2] Compliance [3] Gaps [4]

Output: Challenges


Input: [0] Five-year Development Plan [1] Government of El Salvador [2] Some segments of the population are unaware of the plan [3] Weak coordination with financing of the productive sector and cooperation strategies [4]

Output: Lack of inter-institutional coordination Although the Five-year Plan includes risk management, knowledge about it is lacking Greater national dissemination of the Plan is needed


Input: [0] National policy and strategy on land use planning and development [1] MARN [2] Land Use Planning and Development Act adopted in March 2011 to enter into force in March 2012 [3] There was no consultation on or dissemination of the proposal The Act should be publicized to raise awareness. [4]

Output: Ensuring that it helps address social, economic and environmental vulnerabilities


Input: [0] National environmental policy and strategy [1] MARN [2] There is an environmental policy in place The consultation process on a new policy proposal is under way [4]

Output: Developing a better strategy to raise awareness and generate input


Input: [0] National policy on air quality [4]

Output: Better dissemination mechanisms


Input: [0] Cleaner production policy [1] MINEC [3] A programme is in place; business owners show little interest in financing the programme [4]

Output: Implementing the programme to achieve cleaner production lines


Input: [0] National climate change policy [1] MARN [2] A regional climate change strategy is in place [4]

Output: Carrying out a broad consultation process and developing a plan


Input: [0] National policy on combating desertification and drought [1] MARN [2] A national plan is in place [4]

Output: Better dissemination and implementation of the plan


Input: [0] Biodiversity policy and strategy [1] MARN [2] A strategy is in place [4]

Output: Lack of coordination, dissemination and implementation


Input: [0] National energy policy [1] National Energy Council (CNE) [2] Studies are being done Investors are being sought Various projects and capacity-building efforts are under way [4]

Output: Effective implementation


Input: [0] Housing policy [1] Vice-Ministry of Housing and Urban Development (VMVDU) [2] Progress is being made in reducing the housing shortage [4]

Output: Strengthening communication between stakeholders and the institutional structure required to take action


Input: [0] Comprehensive export promotion policy and strategy [1] MINEC [2] Currently being disseminated and implemented [4]

Output: Allocation of funding


Input: [0] Industrial policy for 2011-2024 [1] MINEC [2] Programmes such as the Productive Development Fund (FONDEPRO) and production clusters have been established [4]

Output: Large-scale implementation and dissemination


Input: [0] Operational policy on gender equality in development [1] Salvadorian Institute for the Advancement of Women (ISDEMU) [2] A gender policy and the Ciudad Mujer programme (providing comprehensive support to Women) are in place [4]

Output: Conducting socialization and awareness-raising among the general public Allocating more resources to the Ciudad Mujer programme Establishing a strategy to reduce the number of femicides Overcoming institutional resistance to gender mainstreaming


Input: [0] National tourism plan [1] MITUR [2] The 2020 plan includes a comprehensive programme entitled ?Living peoples? Promotion of conventions with MARN, MAG, UNDP and the Global Environment Trust Fund. A rural tourism strategy is in place with participation by indigenous communities [3] Shortage of funding Does not include an environmental aspect [4]

Output: Public-private partnership projects


Input: [0] Education strategy 2008 [1] MINED [2] Promoting improved curriculum in technical degrees Establishment of technological systems Coordination with FISDL Temporary Income Aid Programme supporting vocational training Promoting business training for young people [3] Shortage of funding Greater participation by private companies needed Lack of contingency planning in emergency plans (schools become shelters) [4]

Output: The curriculum should be geared towards different areas of the country


Input: [0] Investment programme for risk reduction [1] MARN, MOP, MAG, Ministry of the Interior (MIGOB) [2] Being implemented [3] Lack of coordination [4]

Output: Improving coordination among levels of government to optimize resource use


Input: [0] Family Farming Plan [1] MAG [2] Restricted to guaranteeing food security for the population Resources have been allocated [3] Does not include sustainable agriculture Does not foster organic production [4]

Output: Taking measures to ensure environmental sustainability and prevent soil deterioration Promoting agro-tourism


Input: [0] Forest policy [1] MAG [2] An instrument that captures the needs of the population has been developed with public participation [3] Has not been formally adopted [4]

Output: Formal adoption of the document Allocating funding


Input: [0] Irrigation policy [1] MAG [2] A proposal has been developed jointly with stakeholders who use water for farm irrigation [3] Has not been formally adopted The provisions of the Water Act limit its scope [4]

Output: Pending approval


Input: [Pos] 1B [Who is Eligible] Only first basemen [What it Means]

Output: First Base

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Input: [Pos] 2B [Who is Eligible] Only second basemen [What it Means]

Output: Second Base

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Input: [Pos] 3B [Who is Eligible] Only third basemen [What it Means]

Output: Third Base

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Input: [Pos] SS [Who is Eligible] Only Shortstops [What it Means]

Output: Shortstop

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Input: [Pos] C [Who is Eligible] Only catchers [What it Means]

Output: Catcher

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Input: [Pos] CI [Who is Eligible] Any first or third baseman [What it Means]

Output: Corner Infield

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Input: [Pos] MI [Who is Eligible] Any second baseman or shortstop [What it Means]

Output: Middle Infield

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Input: [Pos] IF [Who is Eligible] Any infielder [What it Means]

Output: Infield

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Input: [Pos] LF [Who is Eligible] Only left fielders [What it Means]

Output: Left Field

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Input: [Pos] CF [Who is Eligible] Only center fielders [What it Means]

Output: Center Field

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Input: [Pos] RF [Who is Eligible] Only right fielders [What it Means]

Output: Right Field

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Input: [Pos] OF [Who is Eligible] Any left, center or right fielder [What it Means]

Output: Outfield

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Input: [Pos] Util [Who is Eligible] Any non-pitcher [What it Means]

Output: Utility

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Input: [Pos] SP [Who is Eligible] Only starting pitchers [What it Means]

Output: Starting Pitcher

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Input: [Pos] RP [Who is Eligible] Only relief pitchers [What it Means]

Output: Relief Pitcher

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Input: [Pos] P [Who is Eligible] Any starting or relief pitcher [What it Means]

Output: Pitcher

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

Output: Bench

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Input: [Pos] DL [Who is Eligible] Any player on real-life DL [What it Means]

Output: Disabled List

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Input: [Column name] queue_max_len [Data type] int [Description]

Output: Maximum length of the queue.


Input: [Column name] enqueued_count [Data type] int [Description]

Output: Number of requests successfully posted to the queue.


Input: [Column name] started_count [Data type] int [Description]

Output: Number of requests that started execution.


Input: [Column name] ended_count [Data type] int [Description]

Output: Number of requests serviced to either success or failure.


Input: [Column name] failed_lock_count [Data type] int [Description]

Output: Number of requests that failed due to lock contention or deadlock.


Input: [Column name] failed_other_count [Data type] int [Description]

Output: Number of requests that failed due to other reasons.


Input: [Column name] failed_giveup_count [Data type] int [Description]

Output: Number of requests that failed because retry limit has been reached.


Input: [Column name] enqueue_failed_full_count [Data type] int [Description]

Output: Number of failed enqueue attempts because the queue is full.


Input: [Column name] enqueue_failed_duplicate_count [Data type] int [Description]

Output: Number of duplicate enqueue attempts.


Input: [Column name] elapsed_avg_ms [Data type] int [Description]

Output: Average elapsed time of request in milliseconds.


Input: [Column name] elapsed_max_ms [Data type] int [Description]

Output: Elapsed time of the longest request in milliseconds.


Input: [1] 75 [Most Commented]

Output: CECIL BE DEMISED

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Input: [1] 49 [Most Commented]

Output: ALSO, HE STAGES FOR FREE KICKS

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Input: [1] 46 [Most Commented]

Output: THE FAMILY WORKS HARD AND IS KNOWN TO BE GENEROUS

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Input: [1] 45 [Most Commented]

Output: EMOTION FOR THE RIGHT REASONS

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Input: [1] 38 [Most Commented]

Output: UNION THINKS IT’S 1901

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Input: [1] 36 [Most Commented]

Output: CECIL THE EMBRYO

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Input: [1] 33 [Most Commented]

Output: EVEN WORSE THAN A DEAD CAT

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Input: [Switch] add-desktop [Description]

Output: installs desktop icon; should be run as regular user

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Input: [Switch] add-mime [Description]

Output: installs mime information; should be run as root

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Input: [Switch] add-menu [Description]

Output: installs menu icons; should be run as root

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Input: [Switch] add-pathlnk [Description]

Output: installs any $PATH links to ~/bin when run as user or to $LOCALBASE when run as root

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Input: [Switch] del-desktop [Description]

Output: removes desktop icon; should be run as regular user

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Input: [Switch] del-menu [Description]

Output: removes menu icons; should be run as root

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Input: [Switch] del-mime [Description]

Output: removes mime information; should be run as root

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Input: [Switch] del-pathlnk [Description]

Output: removes any $PATH links to ~/bin when run as user or to $LOCALBASE when run as root

Difference between revisions of "PBI Manager/9.2" - PC-BSD Wiki


Input: [Tech] Free WiFi [Others] Air conditioning [Kitchen and cooking]

Output: Cooker with oven

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Input: [Tech] Satellite flat screen TV [Others] Baby cot (on request) [Kitchen and cooking]

Output: Cooking equipment

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Input: [Tech] DVD player [Others] Apartment heating, automatic boiler [Kitchen and cooking]

Output: Fridge, freezer

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Input: [Tech] Radio [Others] Hair dryer and toiletries [Kitchen and cooking]

Output: Microwave

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Input: [Others] Bed sheets, blankets and towels [Kitchen and cooking]

Output: Coffee machine

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Input: [Others] Terrace furniture [Kitchen and cooking]

Output: Toaster

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Input: [Description] Create alerts in Sharepoint on any changes within your tasks and projects (and any list item) and send email alerts to Sharepoint users. [Key Feature]

Output: Send Email Alerts and Notifications using (SMTP)

SharePoint Alerts and Reminders Web Part via Email & SMS - VirtoSoftware


Input: [Description] SMPP and Clickatell are supported by the component for sending alerts and reminders to SharePoint users. [Key Feature]

Output: Ability to use SMPP server provider and Clickatell for sms alert sending in Sharepoint

SharePoint Alerts and Reminders Web Part via Email & SMS - VirtoSoftware


Input: [Description] Send one type of alerts from one email, other type from second email. [Key Feature]

Output: Ability to use more than one SMTP connection settings

SharePoint Alerts and Reminders Web Part via Email & SMS - VirtoSoftware


Input: [Description] Use supported instant messengers to inform users of your SharePoint site about any essential working changes. [Key Feature]

Output: Send Sharepoint Alerts and Notifications to XMPP Instant Messengers Users (Jabber, Miranda etc)

SharePoint Alerts and Reminders Web Part via Email & SMS - VirtoSoftware


Input: [Description] If alert recipients are stored in the Active Directory, you can choose it for sending. Email will be send to all users from selected AD group. If AD Group includes sub-group, alert will be sent to all users from sub-group too. [Key Feature]

Output: Ability to add Active Directory (AD) user/group to Recipient List

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Input: [Description] You can choose one of five options. For example, select users who work with a task and send alert to users from “Assigned To” column. [Key Feature]

Output: Options of Recipients selection

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Input: [Description] A SharePoint user with site administrator rights is empowered with ability to adjust connection settings for Active Directory. [Key Feature]

Output: Site administrator is able to customize Active Directory default connection settings

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Input: [Description] Alerts and Reminders created with Virto component can be also changed or deleted permanently. [Key Feature]

Output: Supported Triggers: Create, Delete or Change Event

SharePoint Alerts and Reminders Web Part via Email & SMS - VirtoSoftware


Input: [Description] Use Plain an Rich text to design the message of email alerts. [Key Feature]

Output: Customization of Email Alerts Content upon your needs

SharePoint Alerts and Reminders Web Part via Email & SMS - VirtoSoftware


Input: [Description] Define the recurrency for month and annual report meetings, users’ Birthdays and etc. [Key Feature]

Output: Sending Reminders on Recurrent events

SharePoint Alerts and Reminders Web Part via Email & SMS - VirtoSoftware


Input: [Description] Create notifications with brief information from all alerts sent within a selected period. [Key Feature]

Output: Summary Notifications

SharePoint Alerts and Reminders Web Part via Email & SMS - VirtoSoftware


Input: [Description] When email alert from Sharepoint is not an appropriate way of alert receiving for your team, send your notifications via SMS alerts. [Key Feature]

Output: Send SMS Alerts and Notifications (SMPP Server Support)

SharePoint Alerts and Reminders Web Part via Email & SMS - VirtoSoftware


Input: [Description] Define how often the alerts should be sent (Immediately, Every Hour, Day, Week). [Key Feature]

Output: Frequency of sending Alerts

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Input: [Description] You can select an individual user, a group of users or all SharePoint Users and send them Alerts you need. [Key Feature]

Output: Select Email Alert Recipient

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Input: [Description] Create message template to shorten time spent on building complex alerts. For instance, inform users about every new product released within your project. [Key Feature]

Output: Use Message Templates

SharePoint Alerts and Reminders Web Part via Email & SMS - VirtoSoftware


Input: [Description] Create reminders to inform SharePoint users about scheduled meetings upcoming and overdue tasks. [Key Feature]

Output: Send Sharepoint Alerts about upcoming or overdue Events

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Input: [Description] Flexible access system enables to empower selected users with create alert right. Though any SharePoint user or group of users can create their own alerts. [Key Feature]

Output: Define whether user has an ability to create alerts

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Input: [Description] 2007, 2010, 2013 [Key Feature]

Output: Supported Sharepoint versions

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Input: [Nokia Lumia 1020] 50.8% [LG G2] 79% [0]

Output: Maximum brightness Lower is better


Input: [Nokia Lumia 1020] 80% [LG G2] 75% [0]

Output: Minimum brightness Lower is better


Input: [Nokia Lumia 1020] unmeasurable [LG G2] 87.6% [0]

Output: Contrast Lower is better


Input: [Nokia Lumia 1020] 18.6% [LG G2] 95% [0]

Output: Color temperature Lower is better


Input: [Nokia Lumia 1020] 0% [LG G2] 28.4% [0]

Output: Gamma Lower is better


Input: [Nokia Lumia 1020] 85.9% [LG G2] 30.9% [0]

Output: Delta E rgbcmy Lower is better


Input: [Nokia Lumia 1020] 273.7% [LG G2] 73.5% [0]

Output: Delta E grayscale Lower is better


Input: [Description] An Array-based hashtable which maps, similar to Java's HashMap, only performance tests showed it performs better. [Class]

Output: ArrayHashMap

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] An Array-based hashtable which maps primitive float to Objects of generic type T. The hashtable is constracted with a given capacity, or 16 as a default. [Class]

Output: FloatToObjectMap

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] A Class wrapper for a grow-able int[] which can be sorted and intersect with other IntArrays. [Class]

Output: IntArray

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] A Set or primitive int. [Class]

Output: IntHashSet

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] An Array-based hashtable which maps primitive int to a primitive double. The hashtable is constracted with a given capacity, or 16 as a default. [Class]

Output: IntToDoubleMap

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] An Array-based hashtable which maps primitive int to primitive int. The hashtable is constracted with a given capacity, or 16 as a default. [Class]

Output: IntToIntMap

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] An Array-based hashtable which maps primitive int to Objects of generic type T. The hashtable is constracted with a given capacity, or 16 as a default. [Class]

Output: IntToObjectMap

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] LRUHashMap is an extension of Java's HashMap, which has a bounded size(); When it reaches that size, each time a new element is added, the least recently used (LRU) entry is removed. [Class]

Output: LRUHashMap

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] An Array-based hashtable which maps Objects of generic type T to primitive float values. The hashtable is constructed with a given capacity, or 16 as a default. [Class]

Output: ObjectToFloatMap

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: [Description] An Array-based hashtable which maps Objects of generic type T to primitive int values. The hashtable is constructed with a given capacity, or 16 as a default. [Class]

Output: ObjectToIntMap

org.apache.lucene.util.collections (Lucene 3.6.0 API)

Class Summary


Input: Appointment is scheduled Scheduled by surgeon's office and posted in ASC schedule. [Free-Standing ASC] Scheduled by surgeon's office and posted in ASC schedule. Yes. (But unsure whether by surgeon or ASC).

Output: Unsure who schedules appointment, but it is not ASC nurses, as one said "The schedulers don't always understand patient specifics so they might schedule someone at bad time for their type of procedure." The ASC doesn't have as much control over it.

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Input: Pre-surgery physical exam conducted All have to have full physical before procedure.

Output: Every patient here must have a physical within 30 days of procedure.

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Input: Main/only pre-op call conducted (timing) Pre-op phone call aimed at week before. 96% get contacted in the week, but based on volume, not always. [Free-Standing ASC] Pre-op call as early as possible, sometimes a few days before. Aim for 3-5 days before. A couple weeks to a week before.

Output: First contact with ASC is pre-op call, try to call at least 7 days before surgery but often only a couple days before. Hard to get a hold of people because 80% of population works, Always talk at least 2 days before.

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Input: Main/only pre-op call conducted: lifestyle and medical history, previous procedures, medications, conditions, infections Health history taken (e.g., previous surgery, medical, prescription history). This identifies testing needed for the procedure (for example people on diuretics need electrolyte test, diabetics get blood sugar). Pre-surgical testing dept here or at private doctors office. Every once and a while this happens day of, but normally testing done in advance. Ask about co-morbidities and special needs, give basic instructions, how much medication take day of surgery, what to bring, what not to eat, when to arrive, what to expect, where to arrive. The surgeon's office provides instructions too. Many offices have surgical coordinator that schedules the surgery and surgeon provides details of surgery then. Also ask history of MRSA (these will need to be isolation patients). [Free-Standing ASC] Basic questions including: allergies, background, contacts, dentures, drug use, medications, dosages. Info on when to get there, food to eat or not eat, medications to take or not take, not to wear jewelry, bring responsible adult, check doctors names and phone numbers. Follow checklist for medical information needed from doctors. Answer patient questions. Check lab work, EKG etc. and other requirements for procedure and age. Give day before and morning of instructions. Surgery history, cardiac issues, breathing, illnesses.

Output: Discuss when having procedure, reminding to keep appointment, asking if they have a ride, questions about medical history and health and instructions on how to get to the ASC. Ask if diabetic.

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Input: Special issues/process for diabetics? An endocrinologist does not typically work on a case in advance for adults, but on day of surgery they will measure insulin etc. Check glucose before and after the procedure. If a patient is known to be diabetic then additional procedure prep done and insulin needs incorporated throughout plan for surgery. Requires an endocrinologist's note for insulin dependent patients and the endocrinologists are involved during procedure day. Before they were involved it was too difficult for the anesthesiologists to figure out accurate regimen, now they are integrated.

Output: Diabetic patients, on day before surgery, do half their insulin, then day of surgery they do not consume sugar free, they drink real soda. Very careful about insulin dependent cases so try and do them early and always be flexible. The schedulers don't always understand patient specifics so they might schedule someone at bad time.

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Input: Case reviewed by anesthesiologist, determines eligibility

Output: Certain protocols can cancel a case, if too high BMI (body mass index) can cancel, if medical history indicate quite a few complications- co morbidities, diabetes, dialysis, hypertension, heart irregularities, medications, clinical trials. Nurses do not make call to cancel. Patients who are scheduled for this facility are reviewed by anesthesiologist, who makes call. If canceled are forwarded to hospital.

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Input: Check-in pre-op call conducted (timing) No, only original pre-op call conducted. [Free-Standing ASC] No, only original pre-op call conducted. Yes, charge nurse does a day before call.

Output: No, only original pre-op call conducted.

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Input: Check-in pre-op call conducted (content) No, only original pre-op call conducted. [Free-Standing ASC] No, only original pre-op call conducted. Day before remind them time to arrive and guidelines and confirm everything. Confirm everything that pediatrician sent on day of surgery. Check up to date health status.

Output: No, only original pre-op call conducted.

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Input: Patient follows pre-surgery food instructions The patient anesthesia guidelines for all have changed recently to not eating 8 hours before surgery instead of all night. Babies are a shorter period with 3 hours before with no clear liquid and 6 hours with no breastfeeding. [Free-Standing ASC] Nothing to eat or drink after midnight. Enforcing no eating is a challenge, sometimes because non-English speaking patients and parents will need an interpreter on phone and parents can be bad about enforcing policy.

Output: Nothingto eat or drink after midnight for any anesthesia, since schedule might change they need to be flexible. If they were told to not eat for a 6-8 hour window then the ASC would be waiting for that period if there were schedule changes. Having all patients not eat means they can juggle the schedule. Patient can brush teeth day of surgery, no gum or mints.

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Input: Patient follows pre-surgery medications instructions Depends on requirements for procedure. [Free-Standing ASC] Depends on requirements for procedure. Depends on requirements for procedure.

Output: Depends on requirements for procedure.

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Input: Patient follows pre-surgery shower instructions [Free-Standing ASC] Patient instructed to have showered with anti microbial soap night before and morning of.

Output: Nurses lament that with outpatient they cannot monitor/require this. They discuss inpatient process where they wash patients in shower in early morning or night before in chlorohexidine. They want to make it part of the pre-op instruction to make them bathe, but not part of it because Drs. assume that everyone does. They admit that nothing about surgery site prep cleaning changes between inpatient and outpatient, because nurses assume even if they do bathe, they are not good at it. But they are concerned about the level of cleanliness of the patient and their clothing when they get to the ASC, thus what they wear out of it.

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Input: Day of surgery, patient arrives and checks in at registration Come in from front door, go to registration, check in and the secretaries notify pre-op nurses who get the patient. Each admitted individually. [Free-Standing ASC] Business office first place go when come here. Guardian checks patients in.

Output: For check in they need a picture ID. They also need you to have a ride. The ASC likes to have an estimated time it takes to get from patient's house to ASC so that if they need to call they can catch them before they leave if the schedule changes.

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Input: Paperwork processed/verified: spelling of name, payment, insurance, surgeon, procedure Confirm identity (or guardian), first desk is insurance, identification, co-pay, etc. Verify spelling of name and birth date. [Free-Standing ASC] They check name spelling, paperwork (except consents, which is done later with anesthesiologist), payment etc. picture ID, and birth date. Nurse verifies correct patient.

Output: Yes.

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Input: Check that guardian and/or ride is present and provides consent and/or contact information for patient pick-up Yes. [Free-Standing ASC] Yes, if the driver is coming later and not there at start, then they want a cell phone number, but the patient must have a ride set up. Yes, very important because can have all kinds of issues with guardian consent. If there is a custody issue if parents separated, need guardian paperwork. Also, many times children sent with other person, like grandparent, but need parent or forms signed by parent and can't start until resolved.

Output: Yes.

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Input: Nurse admits patient to pre-op area Yes. [Free-Standing ASC] Yes. Yes, will admit after verify guardian and that it is correct child.

Output: Yes.

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Input: Pre-op facility One big room with bays separated by walls and closed by curtains. [Free-Standing ASC] Pre-op bays (there are 5), different kinds of beds (trio, I, stretcher), Beds are cleaned before going into bays, fitted sheets, top sheet, blanket, pillow, pillow case. Have three separate pre-op rooms, one family per room because of HIPPA.

Output: Pre-op area with 6 curtained bays. The try to keep it all private, but it is close to other people.

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Input: Who is allowed in pre-op? Two family members. If there is a language issue or in a pediatric case, you may bring in a family member into OR until patient is asleep. [Free-Standing ASC] Can bring anyone they want over 18, but only one person. If they have a cough then tell them to not come, do not want small kids, people in waiting room, but only one person can come to PACU at time, do dental and pediatrics too, but no one in OR ever. Maybe 10% in pediatrics. No homeless, have home address for all. Parents and then one parent can escort to OR, given head cover, gown, but no shoe cover. No one allowed back to OR if visibly sick.

Output: No family members allowed with them since pre-op is such a small area. Exceptions made for elderly, children, often just give instructions to person with them during post-op instead.

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Input: Clothing changed Paper scrubs, booties, hat, mask. [Free-Standing ASC] Change into patient gown, booties and hair cover. Keep only underwear and boxers, no bra because of pressure. Change into gown before bathroom at this ASC. Hair coverings and gowns, but no shoe covers here.

Output: With eye surgery, since transported on stretcher, even though they go through sterile corridor, allowed half street clothes but is not considered a breach of sterility since they 'never touch anything'. This 'fast track' for eye cases is everything off from waist up, waist down keep clothes but put on shoe covers. If is OR case nothing from outside environment can be worn in, gown, hair, booties.

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Input: Intake information collected: antibiotics taken, previous anesthesia experiences, allergies, recent events, changes in history, check surgery location Check allergies. Verify procedure, verify NPO (nothing by mouth) status, check paperwork (history of physical, labs, testing, etc). Deal-breakers: NPO (this may just delay a few hours if the surgeon has time)(usually doesn't apply with local anesthesia, but sometime local turns general), no ride home (with general anesthesia. Locals can take themselves home). [Free-Standing ASC] Ask about eating/drinking requirements, allergies (food, medicine, latex), check area of body for surgery, dentures, loose teeth, contact lenses, jewelry, metal. Which body part is having surgery, tell and show. Ask about pain on a pain scale. Check to see if child sick. If in pre-call found out was sick sometimes will still have child come in so to assess situation. Postpone if pink eye or fever. Also depends on where surgery is, if have diaper rash, might cancel.

Output: Ask last time they ate, what procedure they are doing, what part of body is having surgery.

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Input: Screening for preexisting infections A known infection does not change things from facility point or in process in OR, but patient can be isolated in pre and post op. [Free-Standing ASC] No screening in pre-op assessment questions or cheek swab culture for MRSA etc. Some instances would be beneficial to do, ligament repair patients should. Finding out about body implants is important too because of pressure areas, and stray burns if using cauterizing.

Output: The director believes that every patient is supposed to be treated with universal precautions. Staff are supposed to assume a patient could have MRSA or other infections, whether they do or not. She believes this should increase the level of precaution in all cases. Staff do not know about infections until patients handed to them and unlike assumption of director, staff assume patient not infected until they find out otherwise and feel they should know in advance to better prep.

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Input: Vitals collected: temperature, blood pressure, pulse Yes. [Free-Standing ASC] Vital signs, blood pressure on non-surgical site, also ox monitor, and temporal scan, pulse, temperature, lungs, blood coagulation (?). Will do test for cardeo issues and if a murmur comes up, since not all families know before about it, then depending on time of day, further tests can be done so as not to cancel surgery. Often can just be sent upstairs to cardeo dept and checked to see if benign, if is then the patient is cleared and surgery proceeds. Otherwise it is canceled pending cardeo tests.

Output: Check for elevated blood pressure, heart rate, and blood sugar.

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Input: IV inserted Yes. [Free-Standing ASC] IV—disposable packs with tourniquet, chlorohexidine, transparent dressing, etc. (does not contain lidocaine, or 20guage ___). (?) Yes.

Output: Yes.

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Input: Antibiotics bag hung For prophylactic antibiotics, will hang bag but not start it. Anesthesiologist will start it as enter OR because have to administer within one hour so wait until enter OR. This is in case the procedure time changes unexpectedly.

Output: Prophylactic antibiotics: most procedures have protocol that have antibiotics one hour before cut time.

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Input: Anesthesiologist checks with patient: verify all previous information, discuss what to expect, post-op instructions, consent forms Sees patient in pre-op to answer questions and sign consent. Re-verify information such as NPO, medications, etc. [Free-Standing ASC] All patients, except local, seen by anesthesiologist, local assessed by nurse in room. Less 5% local. Told risk etc, then do consent. Anesthesiologist checks with them, history and physical and medical history and confirm everything.

Output: The anesthesiologist explains what they are going to do and gives different instructions depending on type of anesthesia. Post-op instructions given, consent forms done.

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Input: Surgeon and/or OR nurse checks with patient: verify all previous information, discuss what to expect, post-op instructions, consent forms Sees patient in pre-op to answer questions and sign consent. Re-verify information such as NPO, medications, etc. [Free-Standing ASC] Yes, by surgeon. OR nurse or surgeon ask history and discuss surgery, previous procedures. Gets informed consent and mark the site.

Output: The surgeons has them do consent forms, post-op instructions and explanations of surgery. If the surgeon is unsure what they are doing in the surgery yet might wait to give instructions until after.

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Input: Post-op pain block administered now or later in OR [Free-Standing ASC] Post op block for pain done right after surgeon sees them. Is done by anesthesiologist. Blocks of varying kinds, IV valium. When is block required? Shoulder (interscaling) makes the entire arm numb for about 18 hours. Interscaling blocks and femoral blocks and 3 others, no spine or epidural.

Output: (Later in the OR) Anesthesiologist checks the temp and positions them, hooks them up to monitor, then do blocks. If podiatry case they sedate a bit before doing blocks.

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Input: Pre-op nurse hand off to OR nurse who checks all information and paperwork Nurse checks chart and consent, questions. Pre-op nurse give report to circulating nurse and circulating nurse has to make sure paperwork complete and bracelet on. If not complete, paperwork goes back until complete.

Output: Make sure they have all documents ready, consent forms, Dr. order sheet, medication forms, instructions.

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Input: Patient settled on stretcher or prepped to walk to OR [Free-Standing ASC] Get into transport or operative stretcher- take lower part off so not have to move patient, so depending on type of procedure get on stretcher.

Output: The OR nurse comes in and takes patient out to OR and transports in whatever method needed, since the patient is awake until after they do the time out.

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Input: Nurse, anesthesiologist, surgeon check patient again, especially stretcher positioning [Free-Standing ASC] Nurse, OR nurse, surgeon etc comes out and make sure they on stretcher correct, make sure comfortable. Patient will move onto OR bed themselves or stay on stretcher. If on belly for surgery will position themselves ahead of time, not often done other places. Other places will position them on belly after asleep, but then unknown pressure and discomfort can build up.

Output: Go to pre-op after announce patient is ready, interview them.

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Input: Transport to OR: who goes with patient and mode of transportation Straight from pre-op into the OR on the stretcher (locals walk in). Transfer from stretcher to operating table, then the stretcher is taken down the hall. [Free-Standing ASC] Nurse, anesthetist, operating room nurse take the patient back. Scrub nurse would already be in the room. Parents go with patient during transport then wait during procedure in post op, if patient asleep already the parents will be escorted to recovery room.

Output: Endoscopy and pain patients go into OR on stretcher, all others are walked.

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Input: [Level of action] Coordination between implicated agencies Optimizes reaction and preventive actions Reduces the impact and cost of CFP [Factors to be addressed]

Output: Define agency to coordinate actions on CFP at regional level Define a common strategy for the management of CFP Centralization of the information and multi-lateral communication Define competent authorities Identify toxins addressed, including derivatives

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Table 4. CFP risk management. A synthetic approach for the identification of key levels where action may improve CFP risk assessment and reduce the risk and impact of CFP in a given area.


Input: [Level of action] Legislation Provides a framework for strategy and decision making and defines responsibilities [Factors to be addressed]

Output: Define acceptable levels of toxins in food Official methods for toxin recognition CFP ranking of species or groups of fish to be avoided or controlled Responsibilities of fishermen and retailers Import/export policies

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Input: [Level of action] Laboratory CTX identification and quantification [Factors to be addressed]

Output: CTX standards Reference material Methodology set up and standardization

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Input: [Level of action] Monitoring Optimizes the strategy for toxin recognition in food and the identification of fish and areas at risk Reduces CFP records Relation between onset of ciguatera and climate change [Factors to be addressed]

Output: Toxin content in fish with validated methods Fish identification Gambierdiscus spp. population dynamics Toxin content in Gambierdiscus spp. with validated methods Environmental data (e.g., seawater temperature)

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Input: [Level of action] CFP records Provides morbidity statistics Characterizes specific regional symptoms Reduce misidentification of other types of non ciguatera ichtyosarcotoxisms [Factors to be addressed]

Output: Symptom diagnosis Confirmation of CTX in blood/plasma of patients Regional-based epidemiological data

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Input: [Level of action] CFP treatment Reduces personal CFP symptoms Reduces hospitalization and economic impact [Factors to be addressed]

Output: Medical board awareness on CFP Definition of treatment protocols Availabiliity of treatments

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Input: [Level of action] Industry/Market/Consumer Reduce CFP records Reduce CFP impact on health and industry (fisheries and tourism) [Factors to be addressed]

Output: Define alternative food sources and avoidable bad practices Define own strategies to overcome CFP according to regional recommendations Report CFP intoxications Traceability of processed food

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Input: [Description] Private functions with or without food services, generally restricted to larger picnic shelters. [Type of Event]

Output: Activities at a park shelter consisting of 200 or more people

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Input: [Description] Participation open to public, may focus on fundraising and/or “cause” awareness. Donations or pledges possibly collected on site. Includes races where participants pay an entry fee and follow designated courses. Events may involve the use of amplified sound, staging, tents, temporary road or trail closings, and/or the sale of event-related items. [Type of Event]

Output: Runs, Walks, Bike Events or Races

Park Special Use and Other Park Permits - Parks and Recreation, City of Columbia, MO


Input: [Description] Tournaments are restricted to designated athletic facilities. Note: All softball, baseball, soccer, football and lacrosse tournaments and games are to be scheduled through the Department’s Sports Programmer. Special Event Permits may be needed for supplemental items such as the erection of tents, sales of tournament related items or food and beverages. First contact is with the Sports Programmer Supervisor (573-874-7466) to determine field availability. [Type of Event]

Output: Sporting Events

Park Special Use and Other Park Permits - Parks and Recreation, City of Columbia, MO


Input: [Description] Any wedding held at a park location other than at a reservable shelter. [Type of Event]

Output: Weddings

Park Special Use and Other Park Permits - Parks and Recreation, City of Columbia, MO


Input: [Description] Musical or theater events, consisting of live performers. Participation is open the general public. May be restricted to designated areas. [Type of Event]

Output: Concerts & Theatrical Plays

Park Special Use and Other Park Permits - Parks and Recreation, City of Columbia, MO


Input: [Description] Community, cultural, political, or religious events. Participation may be open to the general public or to a targeted group. May focus on fund raising and/or “cause” awareness. May involve entertainment, food and beverage service, staging, public address sound systems, sale of event-related items, etc. [Type of Event]

Output: Community Events Cultural Events Political Rallies Religious Events Baptisms

Park Special Use and Other Park Permits - Parks and Recreation, City of Columbia, MO


Input: [Description] Multi-faceted events, participation open to the public. Usually involve booths, staging, tents, public address sound systems, sale of event related items, etc. May involve food and beverage services. Large festivals have extensive set up and take down requirements. [Type of Event]

Output: Festivals

Park Special Use and Other Park Permits - Parks and Recreation, City of Columbia, MO


Input: [Description] Includes the burning of logs, charcoal or other fires outside of the designated picnic grills. Note: Bonfires are allowed at the designated fire pit at Collins Shelter, Stephens Lake Park and do not require a Special Use Permit. [Type of Event]

Output: Bonfires

Park Special Use and Other Park Permits - Parks and Recreation, City of Columbia, MO


Input: [Description] Pony or horse rides either operated by a commercial vendor or by a private owner. Note: only non-profit organizations may be authorized to collect funds. [Type of Event]

Output: Pony Rides

Park Special Use and Other Park Permits - Parks and Recreation, City of Columbia, MO


Input: [Description] Includes hot air balloons that either want to land or lift off from a park. Note: All radio-controlled planes and self-propelled rockets are not permitted. Hot Air Balloon Policy Aerial Sports Identification Permit [Type of Event]

Output: Hot Air Balloons or Apparatus for Aviation

Park Special Use and Other Park Permits - Parks and Recreation, City of Columbia, MO


Input: [Metadata Field] Photo ID [Value can be blank] No [Description]

Output: A unique identifier for the photograph. See the File Naming Convention section for a description of how these are created.

Table 2. Metadata Description that Accompanies the High-Resolution Images


Input: [Metadata Field] Glacier Name [Value can be blank] No [Description]

Output: The name of the glacier. If the name is unknown then Unknown is used. If the photograph does not actually contain a glacier then it is labeled as NoGlacier.


Input: [Metadata Field] State/Province [Value can be blank] Yes [Description]

Output: The state, province, region, or county where the glacier resides.


Input: [Metadata Field] Country [Value can be blank] Yes [Description]

Output: The country where the glacier resides.


Input: [Metadata Field] Latitude [Value can be blank] Yes [Description]

Output: The latitude of the glacier itself and not the location of the photographer.


Input: [Metadata Field] Longitude [Value can be blank] Yes [Description]

Output: The latitude of the glacier itself and not the location of the photographer.


Input: [Metadata Field] Photo Date [Value can be blank] Yes [Description]

Output: The date the photograph was taken in the form YYYY-MM-DD.


Input: [Metadata Field] Image Dimensions (pixels) [Value can be blank] No [Description]

Output: The physical dimensions of the high-resolution image in pixels.


Input: [Metadata Field] Image Type [Value can be blank] No [Description]

Output: The format of the high-resolution image, either TIFF (.tif) or JPEG (.jpg).


Input: [Metadata Field] Image File Size [Value can be blank] No [Description]

Output: The file size of the high-resolution image in KB or MB.


Input: [Metadata Field] Documentation [Value can be blank] No [Description]

Output: The URL to documentation for the photograph.


Input: [Metadata Field] Photographer Name [Value can be blank] No [Description]

Output: Name of the photographer who took the photo. If the full name is know then it is used, otherwise first and/or middle initials are used. Note: Some photographer names may be Flickr and Wikimedia usernames. If the photographer name is not know, it is set to Unknown.


Input: [Metadata Field] Source [Value can be blank] Yes [Description]

Output: The person or entity that provided the photos if known.


Input: [Metadata Field] Notes [Value can be blank] Yes [Description]

Output: Any additional notes that are pertinent to the photograph. The Notes field was added to capture additional information that glaciologists using the database may be able to supply about individual images or to record errors or uncertainties in metadata if they are known. In addition, the Notes field may contain descriptive information that NSIDC has collected either from the photographs, photographers, or photo collector.


Input: [Metadata Field] Publisher [Value can be blank] No [Description]

Output: The entity or organization that published the photographs.


Input: [Metadata Field] Rights [Value can be blank] Yes [Description]

Output: Copyright information for the photograph.


Input: [Metadata Field] Citation [Value can be blank] No [Description]

Output: The full citation for use of the image.


Input: [Metadata Field] Credit [Value can be blank] Yes [Description]

Output: Provides credit to the submitting entity, person, or journal article/book.


Input: [Metadata Field] Original Media [Value can be blank] No [Description]

Output: Describes whether the photograph started as a photographic print that was digitized or whether it was taken with a digital camera. The values can be Photographic print, Photographic slide, Photographic negative, Microfilm, Digital photograph, or Drawing.


Input: [Metadata Field] Description [Value can be blank] Yes [Description]

Output: Further description of the Original Media field.


Input: [Metadata Field] Photograph Number [Description]

Output: If the photos are part of a series, this is the number of the photo in that series.


Input: [Metadata Field] Keywords [Value can be blank] Yes [Description]

Output: A keyword that can be set to describe what part of the glacier is shown in the photograph. The possible values are Terminus, Medial moraine, Terminal moraine, Lateral moraine, Firn line, All of glacier, Rock glacier, and Other. Note: Due to the labor intensive nature of adding keywords for each photograph, only glaciers in the first release of about 1,000 photographs have keywords assigned. The keyword heading for glaciers in all subsequent releases are blank.


Input: [Metadata Field] Other Glacier [Value can be blank] Yes [Description]

Output: Lists other glaciers that are also visible in the photograph. NSIDC added Other Glaciers and Notes fields to the metadata database in 2005. The Other Glaciers field may be blank even if other glaciers are in the image.


Input: [2] fill [3] Boyd [4] side [5] off [6] fish [7] beg [8] heat [9] fell [10] dad [11] key [12] hate [13] bath [14] tie [15] house [16] hit [17] on [18] duck [19] full [20] cow [21] mice [22] sock [23] go [24] choice [25] pest [26] heed [27] tape [1]

Output: bus

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Input: [2] big [3] head [4] Kay [5] bad [6] set [7] heed [8] fast [9] eyes [10] aid [11] kid [12] bike [13] south [14] cough [15] bug [16] fight [17] cab [18] fool [19] shop [20] suit [21] goat [22] heard [23] oat [24] boy [25] up [26] hid [27] awed [1]

Output: height

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Input: [0] Word [2] down [3] bag [4] egg [5] face [6] say [7] sit [8] mad [9] hide [10] pin [11] Ett [12] other [13] dog [14] mouse [15] mess [16] caught [17] tight [18] had [19] hot [20] life [21] dull [22] who�d [23] bee [24] Hode [25] food [26] past [27] spice [1]

Output: night

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Input: [0] List [2] toast [3] best [4] hut [5] beat [6] spike [7] sat [8] out [9] right [10] paw [11] miss [12] sad [13] hood [14] talk [15] now [16] fur [17] nice [18] job [19] nut [20] day [21] school [22] father [23] noise [24] take [25] ought [26] vice [27] time [1]

Output: how�d

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Input: [2] left [3] Hoyt [4] bait [5] park [6] pen [7] bowl [8] home [9] moss [10] tore [11] dawn [12] back [13] pa [14] bone [15] family [16] pipe [17] Hudd [18] dew [19] toy [20] rider [21] son [22] cot [23] zoo [24] put [25] hall [26] voice [27] tongue [1]

Output: good

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Input: [2] dead [3] car [4] boat [5] goal [6] cook [7] toe [8] do [9] see [10] fan [11] hurt [12] sort [13] funny [14] pal [15] foot [16] mouth [17] bite [18] Don [19] sky [20] hoot [21] chew [22] odd [23] door [24] moist [25] ton [26] tour [27] type [1]

Output: move

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Input: [Position(s)] 2 – 8 [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:2DNQ [Feature key]

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

RBM4 - RNA-binding protein 4 - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 15 – 23 [Length] 9 [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:2DNQ [Feature key]

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

RBM4 - RNA-binding protein 4 - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 28 – 34 [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:2DNQ [Feature key]

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

RBM4 - RNA-binding protein 4 - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 37 – 44 [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:2DNQ [Feature key]

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

RBM4 - RNA-binding protein 4 - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 45 – 55 [Length] 11 [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:2DNQ [Feature key]

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

RBM4 - RNA-binding protein 4 - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Position(s)] 66 – 68 [Length] 3 [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:2DNQ [Feature key]

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

RBM4 - RNA-binding protein 4 - Homo sapiens (Human)


Input: [Purpose of the Application] To apply for a degree or certificate program. The use of this form is required of prospective students who seek to become a Rackham degree student for the first time. The form is also required of current or former Rackham students who seek to change from one graduate program to another within the graduate school. Current PIBS, SIDP, or Ph.D. students changing to a master’s in the same program see the Change of Status Application in the chart below. The Change of Status Application does not require a fee. [Application Fee] $75 - The application fee for United States citizens and those with Permanent Resident status. $90 - The application fee for non-United States citizens. $10 - The application fee for current Rackham students, regardless of citizenship. The application fee is paid by credit card and is non-refundable. [Apply to a Rackham Program]

Output: Rackham Graduate Program Application

Most Requested Admissions Forms | Rackham Graduate School

Rackham - Ann Arbor Program Application Forms


Input: [Purpose of the Application] To apply to re-enroll in the same program level as a Master’s, Certificate, or Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA) pre-candidacy student. [Application Fee] No application fee [Apply to a Rackham Program]

Output: Readmission Application

Most Requested Admissions Forms | Rackham Graduate School


Input: [Purpose of the Application] To apply to be reinstated in the same Ph.D. program for students who withdrew or were discontinued from a Ph.D. program. [Application Fee] No application fee [Apply to a Rackham Program]

Output: Reinstatement Application

Most Requested Admissions Forms | Rackham Graduate School


Input: [Purpose of the Application] To apply for a change in degree program or level as a: Currently enrolled student in the PIBS program seeking to change to a Rackham doctoral program of specialization. Currently enrolled student in a Rackham Ph.D. program seeking to discontinue the Ph.D. program and change to a Rackham master's program in the same program. Currently enrolled student in a Student-Initiated Degree program seeking to change to a single Ph.D. program in one of your current areas of specialization. Currently enrolled student in a Rackham degree program seeking to change to another Rackham degree program at the same level and in the same field of specialization. Requires pre-approval by Rackham Admissions and the proposed graduate program. [Application Fee] No application fee [Apply to a Rackham Program]

Output: Change of Status Application

Most Requested Admissions Forms | Rackham Graduate School


Input: [Purpose of the Application] To apply to add a degree or certificate program. [Application Fee] No application fee [Apply to a Rackham Program]

Output: Add a Degree or Certificate Application

Most Requested Admissions Forms | Rackham Graduate School


Input: [Purpose of the Application] These forms must be completed in addition to the Rackham Graduate Program Application. Required when applying for sequential or concurrent dual status in an undergraduate and graduate master's program. [Application Fee] See the Rackham Graduate Program Application above for fee information. [Apply to a Rackham Program]

Output: Dual Undergraduate/Graduate Study Supplemental Forms

Most Requested Admissions Forms | Rackham Graduate School


Input: [Artist] Sirens [Album] Tester [Label] None [Title]

Output: Long Time

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Continue [Album] Party at the Kids Table [Label] None [Link] www.myspace.com [Title]

Output: Turn the Heat Down

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Miracle Legion [Album] Me and Mr. Ray [Label] Mezzotint [Link] www.mezzotint.com [Title]

Output: You're the One Lee

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Mountain Men [Album] Mountain Songs [Label] None [Title]

Output: Your Song

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Zebu [Album] Chainsaws and Cheerleaders [Label] Feeding Tube Records [Link] www.myspace.ubezzebu [Title]

Output: Pomegranite Tree

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] The Primate Fiasco [Album] Geek Dreams [Label] Heyball Publishing [Link] www.primatefiasco.com [Title]

Output: Global Warming

KBOO | Community Radio for Portland and beyond


Input: [Artist] Son of Dinosaurs [Album] Wolf Food [Label] None [Link] www.myspace.com [Title]

Output: (Male Sign) Harry/ Holly (Female Sign)

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Input: [Artist] Perfvgvim [Album] Broken Motor [Label] Rustle VV Records [Link] www.rustlevv.com [Title]

Output: Love is Stern

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Input: [Artist] The Brooklyn What [Album] For Borough President [Label] Pozar Records [Link] www.pozarrecords.com [Title]

Output: We are the Only Ones

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Input: [Date] 39 weeks 2 days ago [Title] This is a great story, and [Body]

Output: This is a great story, and kudos to Hoke and Denard. But to your point, if the wins/losses trend (statistic) persists, the future BJ Youngs will be wearing green and white asking for Leveon Bell autographs.


Input: [Date] 39 weeks 4 days ago [Title] This is false, my uniqname [Body]

Output: This is false, my uniqname was 8 characters during my time from 2005-2010. I vaguely remember a limit, but it was certainly more than 7 characters.


Input: [Date] 42 weeks 4 days ago [Title] May I also add, why do [Body]

Output: May I also add, why do non-revenue athletes deserve such lavish facilities and special treatment (on top of free tuition) that the other 98% of students at the University don't receive? Plenty of students participate in extra-curricular activities that don't produce revenue for the school.


Input: [Date] 42 weeks 4 days ago [Title] You do realize that [Body]

Output: You do realize that non-revenue athletes receive this level of support due to the price gouging tactics of Dave Brandon? When the future donors dry up due to his mismanagement of the customer relationship with students, alumni, and fans, watch the world class support of non-revenue sports dry up. They won't be able to afford it.


Input: [Date] 2 years 20 weeks ago [Title] You Are Insane [Body]

Output: I'm sorry, but you are either extremely naive or insane if you think you can find 5 tickets for less than $200 to the biggest game of the year. The issue with Crisler is that there is an extremely limited number of seats (around 13k) relative to the demand to attend this game. That means scalped tickets, whether StubHub or outside Crisler will stay inflated. Besides, the empty seats you saw during the UM v. Purdue game (the home one that took place several weeks ago) were likely in the student overflow sections. Meaning those tickets were sold and the ticket holders did not show up. It's not like there are blocks of unsold tickets out there, especially this year. If you really want to go, pony up the cash on StubHub. If you want to be cheap, no shame in staying home and watching on CBS. Besides, it probably wouldn't be wise to bring small children to a game that will have such a rowdy and intense atmosphere. Break them in with a Northwestern or non-conference game.


Input: [Date] 2 years 27 weeks ago [Title] Weishar [Body]

Output: I have no insight on where Weishar is leaning, or if Michigan would need him in the 2014 class. However, I went to school with Weishar's cousin (a Michigan graduate). I know that he has been in this kid's ear for years about Michigan and they visited Ann Arbor together this past fall. Take that for what it's worth, but I wouldn't think that he is an ND lean as suggested above.


Input: [Date] 2 years 31 weeks ago [Title] Beyond Pathetic [Body]

Output: You know your social life is pathetic when you go on MGoBlog to brag about getting a girls number after seeing Les Mis (with your dad). Seriously, don't you have a friend you could call. You sound like a 15 year old going on his first ever date. (FYI, I don't have a problem with the thread. I just think your "Cool Stroy Bro" comments about meeting girls at the movie reflect poorly on you. Please make some real friends.)


Input: [Date] 2 years 33 weeks ago [Title] Probably Not [Body]

Output: More likely comes from having an unreliable walk-on kicker who burned them early in the season.


Input: [Date] 2 years 33 weeks ago [Title] Also [Body]

Output: WMU had 4 wins on the season, not 3. Perhaps just the UMass - WMU result was wrong or maybe there are other games with the wrong result.


Input: [Date] 2 years 33 weeks ago [Title] Data Issue? [Body]

Output: Not sure where you're getting your data, but Western Michigan defeated UMass (in a blowout actually, 52-14). Might want to double check some of the results in your data set in order to get a more accurate metric.


Input: [Date] 2 years 34 weeks ago [Title] I understand the math [Body]

Output: Yes, Champions for Charity makes a very small profit. However, you do not have visibility as to what makes up the operating costs that take up at a minimum $25 of a $32-36 entry fee. Salaries for CFC employees are likely built into that cost considering their business model Perhaps our AD believes that he can use existing resources (people already on salary, stadium resources, etc.) so that the margin funneled to charities will be much larger.


Input: [Date] 2 years 34 weeks ago [Title] Read Brandon's Comments [Body]

Output: It sounded like Brandon's decision to cancel the race had more to do with Champions for Charity's "for-profit" status than anything else. However, I would not be surprised if his comments today about hosting their own race were damage control due to backlash yesterday. I had read on a separate annarbor.com article that CFC takes approximately $25-30 of the $36 entry fee for costs and profits, while the remainder is funneled to the charities. I'm sure Brandon, as egotistical as he is, believe Michigan could manage the race and donate a higher percentage to charities. Anyways, it will be interesting to see how this plays out. For what it's worth, the CFC representative claimed that they offered to let the Michigan AD manage the race.


Input: [Date] 2 years 34 weeks ago [Title] Associate athletic [Body]

Output: Associate athletic director Dave Ablauf, who handles media and communication for the department, said the run no longer fit into the department's charitable mission. "Really the decision in the end came down to our external focus," said Ablauf. The department announced last monththat it would begin partnering with the Special Olympics of Michigan for community service efforts. The first event of that partnership is the "Polar Plunge" at Michigan Stadium on February 23, 2013. That partnership, Ablauf said, has become the department's priority. Ablauf said the run had become "a very challenging event... to fit into our stadium." "We have our own private rental program, we're doing stuff with the special olympics and we have a lot of things we do now in the that stadium," Ablauf offered.


Input: [Date] 2 years 39 weeks ago [Title] ok coach [Body]

Output: The rest of us will discuss because it is interesting


Input: [Date] 2 years 39 weeks ago [Title] Wrong [Body]

Output: They're protecting Denard from being targeted in the future. Do you really want other defenses to know the exact injury Denard has?


Input: [Date] 2 years 41 weeks ago [Title] Cool Story Bro... [Body]

Output: Cool Story Bro...


Input: [Date] 2 years 41 weeks ago [Title] Don't understand your [Body]

Output: Don't understand your criticism of fans not sticking out these games. Weather was miserable and wet. It was tough even with rain gear and ponchos. I don't fault State or UM students for leaving early this week.


Input: [Date] 2 years 41 weeks ago [Title] You do realize that the NCAA [Body]

Output: You do realize that the NCAA has a rule that coaches can't talk about recruits that haven't signed a letter of intent, don't you?


Input: [Date] 2 years 42 weeks ago [Title] Relax [Body]

Output: 3 weeks ago half of you thought the Tigers would miss the playoffs. Just one Verlander start away from the ALCS. Just hope Valverde isn't called on in the 9th.


Input: [Date] 2 years 42 weeks ago [Title] Lloyd Brady Sighting [Body]

Output: Anyone else notice the one and only Lloyd Brady taking center stage in the photo included with the e-mail.


Input: [Date] 2 years 44 weeks ago [Title] no offense to Denard [Body]

Output: but Matt Scott would likely start over him at Arizona. Don't forget the limitations RR had in 2010 with Denard. The 2010 offense struggled to score in the last half of the year.


Input: [Date] 2 years 45 weeks ago [Title] Bad luck. You didn't deserve [Body]

Output: Bad luck. You didn't deserve that, but take it as a sign from above that grown men shouldn't be wearing jerseys, especially Adidas/ Dave Brandon fusion atrocities.


Input: [Date] 3 years 2 weeks ago [Title] Bloomington [Body]

Output: Not sure what time the game is this year. If there is time, I would suggest making the few hour drive to Bloomington that night. Much better nightlife/ town at IU in Bloomington than West Lafayette. Nick's bar in Bloomington is fantastic. The W Lafayette bars (only maybe 4 of them) are geared towards college kids.


Input: [Date] 3 years 14 weeks ago [Title] Really [Body]

Output: Were the Yahoo! comments a little out of line? Probably Are you being ridiculously oversensitive to a sarcastic piece of writing? Yes. I'm really sick of this politically correct crowd. If you don't like what someone writes, stop reading their work... and certainly don't link their work and give them more page views.


Input: [Date] 3 years 25 weeks ago [Body]

Output: Does he really speak to them? From the sounds of it, he justs texts and tweets them. I agree, if he wants more credibility, he should reveal his identity.


Input: [Date] 3 years 26 weeks ago [Title] Aquaman, Chet [Body]

Output: Please no twitter/facebook/text stalking of any of these potential guys until after a committment is made. Don't want some creeper scaring them off last minute, badgering him for an interview.


Input: [Date] 3 years 26 weeks ago [Title] Confused [Body]

Output: Are recruits scared off by the guys we already have or is this just a matter of getting in too late? This one puzzles me because the kid is from Ohio, friends with Kalis, and would have a much friendlier depth chart at Mich. Also, the fact that he previously committed to BC means it likely isn't a weather thing. Oh well, on to the next one.


Input: [Date] 3 years 27 weeks ago [Title] Perhaps [Body]

Output: Perhaps you shouldn't bug these recruits every other day looking for a quote. As nice at is to have new content, it honestly doesn't clue us in on new information. Frankly, if this turns off Armani to Michigan...well, I think we have our scapegoat.


Input: [Date] 3 years 27 weeks ago [Title] Hoke [Body]

Output: This why you continue to recruit Diamond, Garnett, and Kozan even though we're "full" at the position. Things like this happen all the time. Love the way Hoke recruits. This staff is so impressive.


Input: [Date] 3 years 28 weeks ago [Title] Front Page? [Body]

Output: This is ok content, but do these really need to be frontpaged? This bumps down the Stonum story, which is clearly a huge deal and impactful to the future of the team. Just seems like this kind of thing should be a diary.


Input: [Date] 3 years 28 weeks ago [Title] Great Stuff [Body]

Output: Everyone has beat me to it, but I have to give a ton of credit to Tremendous for filling the void as a true "free" Michigan recruiting hub. These guys are doing what TomVH did in a very short time. Keep up the good work, you definitely have gained one loyal reader. I've found myself heading to Tremendous first over this place when I need my recruiting fix.


Input: [Date] 3 years 29 weeks ago [Title] Dodson? [Body]

Output: Kyle Dodson, OL committed to Wisconsin. Weren't there rumblings of him potentially visiting M/ re-opening his recruitment?


Input: [Date] 3 years 30 weeks ago [Body]

Output: Yet you took time out of your busy schedule to reply twice. Thanks for the insight troll.


Input: [Date] 3 years 33 weeks ago [Title] No mention of the epic "Brian [Body]

Output: No mention of the epic "Brian Cook Photobomb" thread from the weekend? If this was Lloyd Brady or Facepalm guy that would've been frontpaged for sure. /just sayin'


Input: [Date] 3 years 34 weeks ago [Title] Sugar Bowl [Body]

Output: So the Sugar Bowl is only paying out around $12 million this year instead of the full $34 million. If so, who keeps those profits? Seems like $20 million is a pretty good incentive to not take a non-AQ like Boise as an at large.


Input: [Date] 3 years 37 weeks ago [Body]

Output: Troll alert


Input: [Date] 3 years 37 weeks ago [Title] We Are Fans [Body]

Output: Obviously for the players, we want them to focus on Nebraska. But as fans we can feel free to start looking to our biggest rivalry. I am so sick of other fans on this board telling us to focus "one game at a time." We speculate, we look ahead, that's the fun of being a fan.


Input: [Date] 3 years 38 weeks ago [Title] Nebraska Fans [Body]

Output: I always hear around bowl season how unbelievably well Nebraska fans travel. I guess we'll see first hand, but I'm sure Neb fans will flood the Big House more than any of our visitor fans to this point in the season. Does anyone know how well Nebraska fans represented at Wisconsin and Minny this year?


Input: [Date] 3 years 38 weeks ago [Body]

Output: Good thing I care so deeply about points. You know what, I agree with you now. Rich Rodriguez should be the top candidate for every D1 job opening.


Input: [Date] 3 years 38 weeks ago [Title] Perfect Fit [Body]

Output: This way Rich can get embarrassed by Mississippi State every year


Input: [Date] 3 years 39 weeks ago [Title] REAL Truth? [Body]

Output: While I think Bacon's book is the closest we'll ever get to knowing the mess behind the past few years, there are quite a few things in there that may be stretching the truth a bit. It's not as if Bacon was completely impartial.


Input: [Date] 3 years 39 weeks ago [Title] 2009 [Body]

Output: The year in question is 2009 (not 2008), where, yes, we were 4-0 going into East Lansing


Input: [Date] 3 years 39 weeks ago [Title] Carr [Body]

Output: It's remarkable how far Lloyd set back this program with some of his actions (however, a more in control AD would have squashed that so the blame isn't all on him). Trying to block the Miles hire over petty jealously (wasn't Carr famously upset with Miles negative recruiting against him) and then undermining the coach that was hired. It's hard to fathom where we'd be talent wise on year 4 of the Les Miles regime.


Input: [Date] 3 years 39 weeks ago [Title] Michigan Bar in Zanzibar? [Body]

Output: Hey guys, I know this is off topic, but this seemed like the perfect thread to post in. My friend's cousin's girlfriend's father is traveling on business to Zanzibar this week and doesn't know a place where he can catch this weeks episode of "Inside Michigan Football" with other M fans. Anyone know a place (didn't see it on the spreadsheet)? Crazy right? This guy just loves the Hoke-Brandstater dynamic and can't go a week without watching.


Input: [Date] 3 years 40 weeks ago [Title] Sorry for the double post [Body]

Output: I think Hoke has changed the tide on the rivalry. Selling jerseys in Ohio is a good start...


Input: [Date] 3 years 40 weeks ago [Body]

Output: Just got that as well. What a joke. Then again, there are people out there (losers in my opinion) that will buy these atrocities and feed this beast. I guess the joke is on us.


Input: [Date] 3 years 40 weeks ago [Title] Also [Body]

Output: To me, it feels like it's Dave Brandon's mission to make "his mark" on the program while he has the power. Frankly, I'm annoyed, but it also does seem like we have been getting more national attention than in the Carr days (maybe this is a product of the Twitter generation/ 24 hr news cycle)


Input: [Date] 3 years 40 weeks ago [Title] David Brandon's Ego [Body]

Output: While I think ultimately Dave Brandon has the best interest of the program at heart, he lets his ego get in the way of his decisions too much. Sometimes it's more about Dave Brandon telling people he's right/ he knows more than just apologizing for the mistake (Pop Evil, Clown Unis, etc.) and moving on. He seems to have surrounded himself with a bunch of yes men.