Input: [Form Name] Degree Application Information Sheet Summer 2015 [Form Description] Baccalaureate Graduation Information for Summer 2015 [Form Function]

Output: Evaluations


Input: [Form Name] Degree Application Withdraw Request Form Fall & Summer (Undergraduate) [Form Description] Withdraw Your Undergraduate Degree Application (Fall & Summer) [Form Function]

Output: Evaluations


Input: [Form Name] Degree Application Withdraw Request Form Spring (Undergraduate) [Form Description] Withdraw Your Undergraduate Degree Application (Spring) [Form Function]

Output: Evaluations


Input: [Form Name] Drop/Withdrawal Form [Form Description] Drop Individual Course or Complete Withdrawal From All Classes [Form Function]

Output: Records


Input: [Form Name] Early Assessment for College English (EAP - English) [Form Description] Early Assessment for College English (EAP - English) [Form Function]

Output: Admssions


Input: [Form Name] Early Assessment for College Math (EAP - Math) [Form Description] Early Assessment for College Math (EAP - Math) [Form Function]

Output: Admissions


Input: [Form Name] Early Start Petition for Exemption [Form Description] Request Early Start Exemption [Form Function]

Output: Admissions


Input: [Form Name] Excess Unit Form [Form Description] Request for Excess Units [Form Function]

Output: Records


Input: [Form Name] Fee Waiver Application [Form Description] Apply for an Admission Application Fee Waiver [Form Function]

Output: Admissions


Input: [Form Name] Grade Substitution [Form Description] Request a Grade Substitution (when retaking classes to replace a grade from a previous course) [Form Function]

Output: Records


Input: [Form Name] Intrasystem Concurrent Enrollment [Form Description] Request Intrasystem Concurrent Enrollment [Form Function]

Output: Records


Input: [Form Name] Intrasystem Visitor Enrollment [Form Description] Request Intrasystem Visitor Enrollment [Form Function]

Output: Records


Input: [Form Name] Miscellaneous Fee Refund Form [Form Description] Request a Refund Not Pertaining to Registration Fees [Form Function]

Output: ARE


Input: [Form Name] Planned Leave of Absence [Form Description] Request a Planned Leave of Absence [Form Function]

Output: Records


Input: [Form Name] Pre-Professional Clearance [Form Description] Admission Application Approval from Advisor [Form Function]

Output: Graduate Admissions


Input: [Form Name] Re-issue Diploma Request [Form Description] Reorder a Diploma [Form Function]

Output: Evaluations


Input: [Form Name] Readmission Petition for Returning Disqualified Students [Form Description] Readmission Petition for Returning Disqualified Students [Form Function]

Output: Undergrad Admissions


Input: [Form Name] Reclassification Request Form [Form Description] Request Residency Reclassification for Admissions (only provide if requested) [Form Function]

Output: Undergrad Admissions


Input: [Form Name] Record Adjustment Form [Form Description] Request to Adjust Your Record [Form Function]

Output: Records


Input: [Form Name] Request for Extension of Incomplete Grade [Form Description] Request an Extension of Incomplete Grade [Form Function]

Output: Records


Input: [Form Name] Residency Questionnaire [Form Description] Provides Additional Residency Information for Admissions (only provide if requested) [Form Function]

Output: Admissions


Input: [Form Name] Student Information Update Form [Form Description] Request Name, SSN, Birthdate, or Gender Updates to Your Official Student Information [Form Function]

Output: Records


Input: [Form Name] Third Attempt Approval Form [Form Description] Request for Approval of Third Attempt of Course [Form Function]

Output: Records


Input: [Form Name] Transcript Request [Form Description] Request Your Transcripts to be Sent [Form Function]

Output: Records


Input: [Form Name] Nonresident Tutition Exemption (AB540) [Form Description] For Eligible California High School Graduates [Form Function]

Output: Admissions


Input: [Form Name] Undergraduate Admissions Appeal [Form Description] Request to Appeal Denial for Admission [Form Function]

Output: Undergrad Admissions


Input: [Form Name] Unofficial Grade Report [Form Description] Temporary Grade Report [Form Function]

Output: Undergrad Admissions


Input: [Form Name] Verification of Intent to Earn Associate of Arts/Science Degree [Form Description] Verification of Intent to Earn Associate of Arts/Science Degree [Form Function]

Output: Undergrad Admissions


Input: [Form Name] Withdrawal Form [Form Description] Drop Individual Course or Complete Withdrawal From All Classes [Form Function]

Output: Records


Input: [Name of Policy] Recruitment [Comment] This policy aims to ensure that the person most suitable for the job is appointed. [Conclusion] A full impact assessment is recommended. [Description of Policy]

Output: This policy aims to ensure equality of opportunity in the process of recruitment of staff to the organisation.

Consultation on Screening of Policies - Consultation on Policy Screening Report


Input: [Name of Policy] Reward [Comment] There have been concerns raised over the application of starting pay policies in relation to perceived inequalities in terms of gender. In addition queries have been received regarding the width of pay scales and potential impact on different age groups. These are both the subject of ongoing discussion. [Conclusion] A full impact assessment is recommended following the review of pay and grading. [Description of Policy]

Output: This policy provides a statement of the organisation’s intent in terms of total reward in order to attract and retain high calibre staff and ensure equality of reward – the policy covers pay, allowances, pensions, annual leave, paid sick absence and special leave.

Consultation on Screening of Policies - Consultation on Policy Screening Report


Input: [Name of Policy] Development [Comment] The policy contributes to the strategic aim of the organisation to become an employer of choice, ensuring all staff are given the skills to perform their functions. There is no evidence to suggest that there is higher or lower participation from any group. [Conclusion] This policy was screened out. [Description of Policy]

Output: This outlines the Assembly’s policy in terms of staff development in order to attract and retain high calibre staff and ensure equality of opportunity in terms of development

Consultation on Screening of Policies - Consultation on Policy Screening Report


Input: [Name of Policy] Dignity at Work Policy [Comment] This policy promotes a positive working environment where all staff will be free from all forms of bullying and harassment. The policy also outlines the relevant anti-discrimination legislation that applies to it. [Conclusion] This policy was screened out. [Description of Policy]

Output: The aim of this policy is to make staff aware of the types of behaviour that might cause offence, to highlight the sources of information and assistance which are available and the procedures for dealing with inappropriate behaviour.

Consultation on Screening of Policies - Consultation on Policy Screening Report


Input: [Name of Policy] Equal Opportunities [Comment] This policy promotes positive attitudes and equality of opportunity for all Secretariat staff and applicants. [Conclusion] This policy was screened out. [Description of Policy]

Output: Statement of the Equal Opportunities Policy of the NI Assembly Commission in relation to all its practices relating to all Secretariat staff and applicants.

Consultation on Screening of Policies - Consultation on Policy Screening Report


Input: [Name of Policy] Grievance Procedure [Comment] This policy replicates the policy of the Northern Ireland Civil Service and will be screened again if it is decided to have in place a specific NI Assembly procedure. [Conclusion] This policy was screened out. [Description of Policy]

Output: This policy sets out the procedure for dealing with grievances.

Consultation on Screening of Policies - Consultation on Policy Screening Report


Input: [Area of Study] Principal Study [Credit Points] 36 [Minimum level of achievement]

Output: Principal Study 6

Bachelor of Music Studies and Bachelor of Arts - Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (Undergraduate) - The University of Sydney


Input: [Area of Study] Composition [Credit Points] 36 [Minimum level of achievement]

Output: Instrumentation & Orchestration New Music, New Thinking Electroacoustic Music 1 & 2 Composer Performer Workshop 1 plus a further 9 cps in Composition units

Bachelor of Music Studies and Bachelor of Arts - Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (Undergraduate) - The University of Sydney


Input: [Area of Study] Performance [Credit Points] 6 [Minimum level of achievement]

Output: 6 cps in Ensemble or Composition through Improvisation

Bachelor of Music Studies and Bachelor of Arts - Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (Undergraduate) - The University of Sydney


Input: [Area of Study] Music Skills [Credit Points] 24 [Minimum level of achievement]

Output: 18 cps in Harmony & Analysis + Aural Perception Music Technology Sound Recording Fundamentals

Bachelor of Music Studies and Bachelor of Arts - Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (Undergraduate) - The University of Sydney


Input: [Area of Study] Analysis History and Cultural Studies [Credit Points] 12 [Minimum level of achievement]

Output: Comp Techniques and Analysis 3 & 4

Bachelor of Music Studies and Bachelor of Arts - Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (Undergraduate) - The University of Sydney


Input: [Area of Study] Arts Units [Credit Points] 126 [Minimum level of achievement]

Output: At least 72 senior credit points from Table A, including a major as defined by the resolution of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Bachelor of Music Studies and Bachelor of Arts - Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (Undergraduate) - The University of Sydney


Input: [0] another [1] every [2]

Output: nothing

Agreement: Pronouns that ALWAYS Take a Singular Verb


Input: [0] anybody [1] everybody [2]

Output: one

Agreement: Pronouns that ALWAYS Take a Singular Verb


Input: [0] anyone [1] everything [2]

Output: other

Agreement: Pronouns that ALWAYS Take a Singular Verb


Input: [0] anything [1] much [2]

Output: somebody

Agreement: Pronouns that ALWAYS Take a Singular Verb


Input: [0] each [1] neither [2]

Output: something

Agreement: Pronouns that ALWAYS Take a Singular Verb


Input: [0] each one [1] nobody [2]

Output: someone

Agreement: Pronouns that ALWAYS Take a Singular Verb


Input: [Description] You have played with a friend [Value] 10 [Achievement]

Output: A Team of Heroes

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Input: [Description] You have completed the game a first time [Value] 20 [Achievement]

Output: Battle for a New Alliance

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Input: [Description] You have struck an enemy for 2500+ HP damage [Value] 10 [Achievement]

Output: Critical Hit

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Input: [Description] You have killed 1000 mobs in the main campaign [Value] 15 [Achievement]

Output: Dead species

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Input: [Description] You have completed the game with all heroes [Value] 25 [Achievement]

Output: Eternal Hero

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Input: [Description] You've completed a level without once dying [Value] 10 [Achievement]

Output: Fearless Hero

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Input: [Description] You have completed 50 quests [Value] 20 [Achievement]

Output: The Adventurer Spirit

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Input: [Description] You have equipped a full set of epic or legendary armor [Value] 20 [Achievement]

Output: The Full Set Collector

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Input: [Description] You have found 5 statues of Kilthi [Value] 15 [Achievement]

Output: The Great Explorer

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Input: [Description] You have 50,000 gold coins [Value] 20 [Achievement]

Output: The Path of Fortune

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Input: [Description] You have raised all of your skills to level 1 [Value] 20 [Achievement]

Output: The Skill Master

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Input: [Description] You have possessed 15 mobs [Value] 15 [Achievement]

Output: The Spirit Master

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Input: [Part and Quantity] Engine Cover (2) [Part Number] DR70-118 [Materials] Metal, probably aluminum because of its light weight [Forces] No forces exerted [Manufacturing Process] Die Casting because of its fine surface finish and the residual risers [Shape] Rounded edges and hollowness of part lends itself to die casting [Part Complexity] 1 [Function]

Output: Functional/cosmetic: This part is a combination. It is used to cover and protect the engine from the rider and debris. It also hides the less attractive parts of the engine

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Dirt Bike Parts List


Input: [Part and Quantity] Gas Tank (1) [Part Number] DR70-147 [Materials] Main tank is plastic because it is light weight and will not react with the fuel. The hose is rubber to allow it to move [Forces] The force from the fuel weight would be 5 lbs or less. The forces exerted on the frame would be in equilibrium [Manufacturing Process] Plastic blow molding because it is a hollow plastic container. Drilling would then be done for holes. [Shape] Seams along the edges lend to blow molding. The shape allows for maximum storage in the space allotted. [Part Complexity] 2 [Function]

Output: Functional: storage place on dirt bike to hold fuel

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Dirt Bike Parts List


Input: [Part and Quantity] Handle Bars (1) [Part Number] DR70-136 [Materials] Main frame is metal, probably aluminum because it is light weight. Handles are rubber for a better grip. [Forces] Only forces exerted would be those exerted by rider. [Manufacturing Process] For main ‘U’ tubing is heated then bent into shape. Then horizontal bar is welded into place [Shape] Shape lends itself to comfort of use. Also shape leans itself to ease of production [Part Complexity] 3 [Function]

Output: Functional: Allows rider to steer the bike. Also gives rider something to hold onto while riding

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Dirt Bike Parts List


Input: [Part and Quantity] Engine Block (1) [Part Number] DR70-117 [Materials] Metal is used, probably aluminum for its strength and durability. Some parts might require steel for even more strength. [Forces] The only major forces are those within the engine. These forces would be the result of the fuel combusting and moving within the engine. These forces are equal to the power that drives the bike. [Manufacturing Process] This part is an assembly of many different processes. There would be die casting for the main part. Drilling would be done for several connecting holes. Several parts have been welded on as well [Shape] The shape lends itself to many different processes because it is so complex. No single process could create the engine block as a whole. The side gears and rotating parts would need to be separately made then assembled [Part Complexity] 5 [Function]

Output: Functional: Takes the fuel provided and turns into in to forward motion, by the use of chemical combustion

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Dirt Bike Parts List


Input: [Part and Quantity] Front Fender (1) [Part Number] DR70-137 [Materials] Plastic is used to be light weight. [Forces] The only forces acting would be if something where to hit this part. The force would then depend on the object and the speed of the bike [Manufacturing Process] Injection Molding because of its symmetrical look and risers on underside of part [Shape] The part is formed to follow the contour of the wheel to proved extra protection for the rider [Part Complexity] 1 [Function]

Output: Functional: Protects rider from debris. Color of part is cosmetic to give bike an overall color scheme

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Dirt Bike Parts List


Input: [Part and Quantity] Frame Cover (1) [Part Number] DR70-100 [Materials] Mostly plastic with seat being foam padding with fake leather covering [Forces] Only forces would be the weight of the rider. This should be 165 lbs or less. [Manufacturing Process] Plastic molding, probably injection molding [Shape] Several parts were formed separately then connected together through screws. [Part Complexity] 3 [Function]

Output: Functional/cosmetic: Provide comfortable riding while protecting rider from engine and the engine from debris. Color is cosmetic.

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Dirt Bike Parts List


Input: [Part and Quantity] Kick Stand/Foot Pegs (1) [Part Number] DR70-090 [Materials] Metal, probably aluminum because it is light and strong. [Forces] Forces would be a portion of the rider’s weight. The kick stand would support the bike weight -132 lb [Manufacturing Process] Die casting for foot pedals, bending for main bar. Welding and other forms of metal casting for side parts [Shape] This part is an assembly of other smaller parts. The parts need to be able to move separately causing them to be manufactured separately. [Part Complexity] 4 [Function]

Output: Functional: place for rider to place feet when moving and Holds up bike when stationary

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Dirt Bike Parts List


Input: [Part and Quantity] Electrical Cables (1) [Part Number] DR70-129 [Materials] Wiring is metal, probably copper. Outside is rubber. Connectors are plastic. [Forces] No forces would be applied. [Manufacturing Process] Metal wiring, most likely copper, is cold drawn into desired shape. Rubber housing is wrapped around as an insulator. Plastic ends are plastic injection molded [Shape] The shape of this part is determined by two specifications. First is what is needed by the bike for the electrical supply. The other is how the different components are assembled together [Part Complexity] 3 [Function]

Output: Functional: Transfers electricity to spark plug to start engine

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Dirt Bike Parts List


Input: [Part and Quantity] Rear Shock (1) [Part Number] DR70-116 [Materials] Metal spring; probably steel for strength and resistance. This is coated in rubber housing. [Forces] Forces applied would depend on the weight of the rider and the motion of the bike [Manufacturing Process] Metal is twisted in a spiral to create spring. Spring is then coated in rubber to protect it. Ends are milled and drilled to create space to for attachment [Shape] Shape is defined by the requirements of the shock. A shock designed to absorb 100 lb of force compared to 200 lb of force would be very different, in size and thickness of spring [Part Complexity] 4 [Function]

Output: Functional: absorbs forces caused by movement over uneven terrain

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Input: [Part and Quantity] Muffler System (1) [Part Number] DR70-124 [Materials] Whole part is metal, most likely steel. Steel would be used because of its high strength and cheap cost [Forces] The only forces applied would be the air flowing through the system. On straight parts, this would result in very little force. Where the tubing turns, the forces would depend on the pressure, temperature, and velocity of the exhaust [Manufacturing Process] The main system was manufactured by heating steel tubing and then bending it. The outer pans where metal extrusions and then bending. These parts were then welded together. [Shape] The shape is needed to do the purpose. The turns are needed to slow the velocity of the air. The length of the part is also needed to make sure the exhaust is directed far enough from the engine and the rider. [Part Complexity] 3 [Function]

Output: Functional: Takes exhaust from engine and releases it at the rear of the bike. Helps to minimize noise from the engine.

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Input: [Part and Quantity] Gear Shift (1) [Part Number] DR70-125 [Materials] Mostly metal, probably aluminum because of its light weight [Forces] The only force would be those applied when the rider shifts gears. Thus the force would only be the a percentage of the rider strength [Manufacturing Process] Several parts created, the welded together. This can be seen because of welding marks near joints. The two end pieces are just metal tubing, while the middle is bent metal. [Shape] The shape is dictated by two things. The first is to allow enough torque to change gears, with little force needed from the rider. Also the shape is designed for comfort of the rider, with there being no sharp edges. [Part Complexity] 2 [Function]

Output: Functional: Allows rider to shift gears while riding bike

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Input: [Part and Quantity] Steering Shaft Assembly (1) [Part Number] DR70-197 [Materials] Metal, most likely steel composite because it is lighter than other steel part, but strength is needed for this part. [Forces] Force would be created as the rider turns the handlebars. Depending on terrain there could be resistance to this motion. Also since this secures the shocks, it would get force from that. [Manufacturing Process] Parts are created then assembled. The two bases are die-cast, because of left over risers. Several parts are then drilled, and threaded. Parts are then assembled by nuts or screwed together. [Shape] Shape is needed for several reasons. First is that the parts are rounded, because die casting straight edges is difficult. Also this is a part that the rider could hit, and straight edges could cause injury. [Part Complexity] 4 [Function]

Output: Functional: Attaches to the handle bars and the front wheel assembly to allow rider to steer. Also holds the front forks, front shock absorbers.

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Input: [Part and Quantity] Chain (1) [Part Number] DR70-046 [Materials] Metal, most likely steel for its strength and resistance to wear because of friction [Forces] There would be a friction force between the chain and the gears. There would also be a tension force between the chain links. [Manufacturing Process] Individual chain links pinned together with the correct spacing needed for the gears used to create a flexible belt. [Shape] Shape and size is determined by several factors. One is the spacing between the engine and the wheel. The spacing of the links is determined by the gears that are being used. [Part Complexity] 4 [Function]

Output: Functional: used to connect the engine to the rear wheel, and transfer energy between the two.

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Input: [Part and Quantity] Rear Frame (1) [Part Number] DR70-107 [Materials] Metal, most likely aluminum , because of its light weight. [Forces] There would be two forces applied to it. The first would be horizontal, in keeping the wheel vertical. The other would be a portion of the bike’s and rider’s weight. [Manufacturing Process] Square metal tubing is heated and bent into the needed shape. The cross bar is welded onto these parts. Holes and slots are then drilled into the part. [Shape] Specific Shape is needed because of the forces applied to it. Must be able to distribute weight and not break. [Part Complexity] 4 [Function]

Output: Functional: connects back tire to the rest of the bike.

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Input: [Part and Quantity] Front Shocks (2) [Part Number] DR70-114 [Materials] Metal tubing with a metal piston. The air chamber inside the tubing is pressurized. [Forces] Forces caused by vibration and sudden changes in height. Shocks absorb forces because of weight from bike and rider. [Manufacturing Process] Two cylindrical tubes connect to each other with the smaller one being underneath the larger one. This allows for the smaller tube to fit inside the larger tube where forces are eliminated with the use of an air pocket. [Shape] Cross sectional area and dimensions of the air chamber depend on the desired force to negate. [Part Complexity] 4 [Function]

Output: Functional: Absorbs vibration from the front wheel to provide a smooth ride for the rider.

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Input: [Part and Quantity] Front Brake Cable (1) [Part Number] DR70-366 [Materials] Rubber housing covering a metal cable, steel for strength so that it doesn't brake [Forces] Forces caused by rider when the rider engages the brake [Manufacturing Process] Steel cold pressed into wire of desired shape. Rubber covering to prevent friction [Shape] Shape can change and is formed to connect the hand brake with the wheel brake without the cable affecting other components [Part Complexity] 2 [Function]

Output: Functional: Connects the hand brake to the wheel

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Input: [Part and Quantity] Frame (1) [Part Number] DR70-100 [Materials] Metal steel mixture so that it is light but has steel for strength [Forces] Forces are the weight of the bike and the rider along with the vibrations that were not absorbed by the shocks [Manufacturing Process] Metal tubing heated then bent to create shape of bike along with some welding to connect joints [Shape] Shape is formed to connect all components of the bike while still creating a comfortable riding position [Part Complexity] 2 [Function]

Output: Functional: Holds components of bike together

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Input: [Part and Quantity] Rear Sprocket (1) [Part Number] DR70-381 [Materials] Metal/steel for strength [Forces] Force of engine driving the chain which transfers force to drive the wheel [Manufacturing Process] Pressed into correct shape [Shape] Shape has multiple pegs evenly spaced to fit into the links on the chain [Part Complexity] 2 [Function]

Output: Functional: Connects chain to the rear wheel

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Input: [Part and Quantity] Brake Pedal (1) [Part Number] DR70-406 [Materials] Metal, aluminum for less weight [Forces] Force of rider when rider engages the rear brake [Manufacturing Process] Metal tubes bent and welded. Foot peg is molded [Shape] Shape has pointed edges to eliminate the rider's foot from slipping off the brake [Part Complexity] 2 [Function]

Output: Functional: Transfers force of rider to the rear brake

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Input: [Part and Quantity] Rear Brake (1) [Part Number] DR70-402 [Materials] Metal, steel for strength [Forces] Frictional forces needed to slow bike [Manufacturing Process] Die-casting [Shape] Circle shape with two "half moon" shaped shoes [Part Complexity] 4 [Function]

Output: Functional: Presses shoes against brake drum creating friction to stop the bike

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Input: [Part and Quantity] Number Plate (1) [Part Number] DR70-143 [Materials] Plastic [Forces] Force of air resistance when bike is in motion [Manufacturing Process] Molded to create correct shape [Shape] Square shape with rounded edges [Part Complexity] 1 [Function]

Output: Cosemetic: Provides a smooth surface for a racing number to be placed

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Input: [Part and Quantity] Front Axel (1) [Part Number] DR70-159 [Materials] Metal, steel for strength [Forces] Force that the weight of the rider and bike exert on the front wheel [Manufacturing Process] Extruded and then threaded [Shape] Long cylinder which fits directly in the center of the front wheel [Part Complexity] 1 [Function]

Output: Functional: Connects the front wheel to the front forks while still allowing the wheel to freely rotate

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Input: [Type of Unit] Noise [Airwise Purifier] None [Electrostatic Filter] Medium [Ozone] Medium [UV] Medium [Ionizer] None [HEPA Filter]

Output: High

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Input: [Type of Unit] Maintenance [Airwise Purifier] Low [Electrostatic Filter] High [Ozone] Medium [UV] Low [Ionizer] Low [HEPA Filter]

Output: Medium

Airwise Purifier 2200 for Large Room - Baby's Breath - Austin Air - Air Purifier


Input: [Type of Unit] Reliability [Airwise Purifier] Excellent [Electrostatic Filter] Good [Ozone] Poor [UV] Good [Ionizer] Good [HEPA Filter]

Output: Good

Airwise Purifier 2200 for Large Room - Baby's Breath - Austin Air - Air Purifier


Input: [Type of Unit] Mold [Airwise Purifier] Excellent [Electrostatic Filter] Good [Ozone] Poor [UV] Good [Ionizer] Poor [HEPA Filter]

Output: Poor

Airwise Purifier 2200 for Large Room - Baby's Breath - Austin Air - Air Purifier


Input: [Type of Unit] Bacteria [Airwise Purifier] Excellent [Electrostatic Filter] Good [Ozone] Poor [UV] Good [Ionizer] Poor [HEPA Filter]

Output: Poor

Airwise Purifier 2200 for Large Room - Baby's Breath - Austin Air - Air Purifier


Input: [Type of Unit] Dust Mites [Airwise Purifier] Excellent [Electrostatic Filter] Poor [Ozone] Poor [UV] Good [Ionizer] Poor [HEPA Filter]

Output: Poor

Airwise Purifier 2200 for Large Room - Baby's Breath - Austin Air - Air Purifier


Input: [Type of Unit] Gases [Airwise Purifier] Excellent [Electrostatic Filter] Poor [Ozone] Good [UV] Good [Ionizer] Poor [HEPA Filter]

Output: Poor

Airwise Purifier 2200 for Large Room - Baby's Breath - Austin Air - Air Purifier


Input: [Type of Unit] Odors [Airwise Purifier] Excellent [Electrostatic Filter] Good [Ozone] Good [UV] Poor [Ionizer] Good [HEPA Filter]

Output: Poor

Airwise Purifier 2200 for Large Room - Baby's Breath - Austin Air - Air Purifier


Input: [Type of Unit] Smoke [Airwise Purifier] Excellent [Electrostatic Filter] Good [Ozone] Good [UV] Poor [Ionizer] Excellent [HEPA Filter]

Output: Good

Airwise Purifier 2200 for Large Room - Baby's Breath - Austin Air - Air Purifier


Input: [Type of Unit] VOCs [Airwise Purifier] Excellent [Electrostatic Filter] Poor [Ozone] Good [UV] Good [Ionizer] Poor [HEPA Filter]

Output: Poor

Airwise Purifier 2200 for Large Room - Baby's Breath - Austin Air - Air Purifier


Input: [Type of Unit] Pet Dander [Airwise Purifier] Excellent [Electrostatic Filter] Good [Ozone] Good [UV] Good [Ionizer] Good [HEPA Filter]

Output: Good

Airwise Purifier 2200 for Large Room - Baby's Breath - Austin Air - Air Purifier


Input: [Type of Unit] Large Particles, 0.3 - 10 micron [Airwise Purifier] Excellent [Electrostatic Filter] Poor [Ozone] Poor [UV] Poor [Ionizer] Excellent [HEPA Filter]

Output: Good

Airwise Purifier 2200 for Large Room - Baby's Breath - Austin Air - Air Purifier


Input: [Type of Unit] Small Particles, < .3 micron [Airwise Purifier] Excellent [Electrostatic Filter] Poor [Ozone] Poor [UV] Poor [Ionizer] Good [HEPA Filter]

Output: Poor

Airwise Purifier 2200 for Large Room - Baby's Breath - Austin Air - Air Purifier


Input: [Pos] 1B [What it Means] First Base [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only first basemen

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Input: [Pos] 2B [What it Means] Second Base [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only second basemen

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Input: [Pos] 3B [What it Means] Third Base [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only third basemen

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

Output: Only Shortstops

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

Output: Only catchers

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Input: [Pos] CI [What it Means] Corner Infield [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any first or third baseman

Yahoo Public 44923 - Greenbean | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] MI [What it Means] Middle Infield [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any second baseman or shortstop

Yahoo Public 44923 - Greenbean | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


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

Output: Any infielder

Yahoo Public 44923 - Greenbean | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] LF [What it Means] Left Field [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only left fielders

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Input: [Pos] CF [What it Means] Center Field [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only center fielders

Yahoo Public 44923 - Greenbean | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] RF [What it Means] Right Field [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only right fielders

Yahoo Public 44923 - Greenbean | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] OF [What it Means] Outfield [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any left, center or right fielder

Yahoo Public 44923 - Greenbean | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] Util [What it Means] Utility [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any non-pitcher

Yahoo Public 44923 - Greenbean | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] SP [What it Means] Starting Pitcher [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only starting pitchers

Yahoo Public 44923 - Greenbean | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] RP [What it Means] Relief Pitcher [Who is Eligible]

Output: Only relief pitchers

Yahoo Public 44923 - Greenbean | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] P [What it Means] Pitcher [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any starting or relief pitcher

Yahoo Public 44923 - Greenbean | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


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

Output: Any player

Yahoo Public 44923 - Greenbean | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Pos] DL [What it Means] Disabled List [Who is Eligible]

Output: Any player on real-life DL

Yahoo Public 44923 - Greenbean | Fantasy Baseball | Yahoo Sports


Input: [Division] 1 [Patient/Entrant Type] Ambulatory [Field Stations]

Output: Up to 499 ADPL or ADML VAMCs


Input: [Division] 2 [Patient/Entrant Type] Ambulatory [Field Stations]

Output: 500 or over ADPL or ADML VAMCs


Input: [Division] 3 [Patient/Entrant Type] Outpatient [Field Stations]

Output: VAMCs and Outpatient Clinics


Input: [Division] 4 [Patient/Entrant Type] Vet Center [Field Stations]

Output: Readjustment & Counseling Centers


Input: [Division] 5 [Patient/Entrant Type] Seniors (60+) [Field Stations]

Output: ALL


Input: [Division] 6 [Patient/Entrant Type] Wheelchair [Field Stations]

Output: ALL


Input: [Division] 7 [Patient/Entrant Type] Visually Impaired [Field Stations]

Output: ALL


Input: [Division] 8 [Patient/Entrant Type] Video System [Field Stations]

Output: ALL


Input: [Division] 9 [Patient/Entrant Type] Video System Seniors (60+) [Field Stations]

Output: ALL


Input: [Prefix] None [Function]

Output: Filter the scripts shown in the source list pane.

Revision 589731 | Debugger | Reference | MDN


Input: [Prefix] ! [Function]

Output: Search for the string across all files.

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Input: [Prefix] @ [Function]

Output: Search for function definitions, across all files, containing the string.

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Input: [Prefix] # [Function]

Output: Search for the string in the file currently open in the source pane.

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Input: [Prefix] : [Function]

Output: Go to the line given in the file currently open in the source pane.

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Input: [Prefix] * [Function]

Output: Filter the variables shown in the variables pane.

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Input: [1] Hi-Silicon K3V2 + Intel XMM6260 [2] Apple A6 [Hardware]

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

Huawei Ascend Mate vs Apple iPhone 5 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] Quad core, 1500 MHz [2] Dual core, 1300 MHz, Apple Swift [Hardware]

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

Huawei Ascend Mate vs Apple iPhone 5 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] Yes [2] PowerVR SGX543MP3 [Hardware]

Output: Graphics processor

Huawei Ascend Mate vs Apple iPhone 5 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] 2048 MB RAM [2] 1016 MB RAM [Hardware]

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

Huawei Ascend Mate vs Apple iPhone 5 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] 16 GB [2] 64 GB [Hardware]

Output: Built-in storage

Huawei Ascend Mate vs Apple iPhone 5 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] microSD, microSDHC [Hardware]

Output: Storage expansion

Huawei Ascend Mate vs Apple iPhone 5 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [Single-race Pool] Win [2] Demo Video [Dividend Qualification]

Output: 1st in a race

Pari-Mutuel Pools - Beginners guide - Betting Entertainment - The Hong Kong Jockey Club


Input: [Single-race Pool] Place [2] Demo Video [Dividend Qualification]

Output: 1st, 2nd or 3rd in a race, or 1st or 2nd in a race of 4 to 6 declared starters

Pari-Mutuel Pools - Beginners guide - Betting Entertainment - The Hong Kong Jockey Club


Input: [Single-race Pool] Quinella [Dividend Qualification]

Output: 1st and 2nd in any order in a race

Pari-Mutuel Pools - Beginners guide - Betting Entertainment - The Hong Kong Jockey Club


Input: [Single-race Pool] Quinella Place [Dividend Qualification]

Output: Any two of the first three placed horses in any order in a race

Pari-Mutuel Pools - Beginners guide - Betting Entertainment - The Hong Kong Jockey Club


Input: [Single-race Pool] Tierce [Dividend Qualification]

Output: 1st , 2nd and 3rd in correct order in a race

Pari-Mutuel Pools - Beginners guide - Betting Entertainment - The Hong Kong Jockey Club


Input: [Single-race Pool] Trio [Dividend Qualification]

Output: 1st, 2nd and 3rd in any order in a race

Pari-Mutuel Pools - Beginners guide - Betting Entertainment - The Hong Kong Jockey Club


Input: [Single-race Pool] First 4 [Dividend Qualification]

Output: 1st, 2nd , 3rd and 4th in any order in a race

Pari-Mutuel Pools - Beginners guide - Betting Entertainment - The Hong Kong Jockey Club


Input: [Single-race Pool] Quartet [Dividend Qualification]

Output: 1st, 2nd , 3rd and 4th in correct order in a race

Pari-Mutuel Pools - Beginners guide - Betting Entertainment - The Hong Kong Jockey Club


Input: [Service] Help Desk [User Group] Students, Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides 24x7 assistance for technology related issues.


Input: [Service] Email [User Group] Students, Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides the Microsoft Exchange email system for faculty, staff and students to support academic and personal communication requirements. The standard format for a CGU email address is "firstname.lastname@cgu.edu".


Input: [Service] Wireless Connectivity [User Group] Students, Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides wireless networking for those who wish to use their laptops while on campus. Note: If you are having problems connecting to the wireless network in the Library, please contact the Library staff for assistance.


Input: [Service] Student Portal [User Group] Students [Description]

Output: This gateway allows students to maintain their contact information, register for classes, view unofficial transcripts, and pay tuition bills.


Input: [Service] Computer Labs [User Group] Students, Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: OIT maintains several computer labs for students, faculty, and staff.


Input: [Service] Collaborative Technology Rooms [User Group] Students, Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: These ACB rooms provide space for group work that requires the use of technology. Students who wish to reserve a room should contact the Student Lab Attendant in ACB 118. Faculty and Staff can reserve rooms by emailing cgu.learning@cgu.edu.


Input: [Service] Digital Learning Lab (DLL) [User Group] Students, Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: The DLL is a collaboration between the Student Success Center and the Office of Information Technology that offers learning opportunities to help you understand and master technology tools that will support the work you do and develop your academic and professional knowledge and skills. Similar to the Writing Center, the DLL offers workshops and one to one consulting appointments.


Input: [Service] Canvas [User Group] Students, Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: Canvas is CGU's learning management system. It provides web space for faculty to distribute class resources, conduct online class activities, and facilitate collaboration.


Input: [Service] Technology Equipment Check Out [User Group] Students, Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT allows students, faculty, and staff to borrow technology equipment, such as laptops and projectors, for academic use. Please contact the staff in your academic department for reservations.


Input: [Service] Smart Classrooms [User Group] Faculty Staff [Description]

Output: All CGU classrooms are equipped with instructional technology to support faculty's teaching and learning activities.


Input: [Service] Laptop Cart Check Out [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides a mobile laptop cart that is available for faculty to check out. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information, reservations, and availability.


Input: [Service] iPad Cart Check Out [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides a mobile iPad cart available for faculty to check out. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information, reservations, and availability.


Input: [Service] Email Distribution Lists (Lyris) [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT can create email distribution lists to support the communication needs of faculty and staff.


Input: [Service] Web Services [User Group] Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides assistance with website design and development as well as ongoing support for website maintenance. The department head may request a web page editing account by emailing helpdesk@cgu.edu. To access instructions for SiteBuilder, our web page editing software, click here.


Input: [Service] Web Based Conferencing [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: CGU provides Blackboard Collaborate to support the web based video conferencing needs of faculty and staff. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for information and orientation to Collaborate.


Input: [Service] Academic technology research [User Group] Faculty [Description]

Output: OIT conducts ongoing research, evaluation, and recommendations for new and emerging technologies for the classroom. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information.


Input: [Service] Customized professional development offerings [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides assistance with the design, creation, and delivery of professional development offerings with specific goals and objectives for small groups and departments. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information.


Input: [Service] Scheduled professional development offerings [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: OIT provides monthly scheduled professional development opportunities on a variety of technology-related topics in both traditional classroom format as well as recorded webinars.


Input: [Service] Online course design consultations [User Group] Faculty [Description]

Output: One-on-one meetings are available through OIT to review strategies, best practices, and recommendations for online course design. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information.


Input: [Service] Online course reviews [User Group] Faculty [Description]

Output: Faculty may request a review of any current online course for analysis of design, navigation, strategies, and delivery. Please email cgu.learning@cgu.edu for more information.


Input: [Service] PeopleSoft [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: CGU uses PeopleSoft as the solution for managing all of its constituents and their associated university business functions.


Input: [Service] Hobsons [User Group] Staff [Description]

Output: This application enables CGU to manage the entire student lifecycle, including recruitment, enrollment, and retention.


Input: [Service] Millennium [User Group] Staff [Description]

Output: Millennium is CGU's fundraising software.


Input: [Service] Telephone Services [User Group] Faculty, Staff [Description]

Output: For issues related to your office telephone, please contact the Claremont University Consortium Telephone Office.


Input: [Password] DANCINGFEET [Effect]

Output: activate disco mode

Urban Chaos: Riot Response Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for PlayStation 2 - GameFAQs


Input: [Password] BURNERSREVENGE [Effect]

Output: activate terror mode

Urban Chaos: Riot Response Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for PlayStation 2 - GameFAQs


Input: [Password] BURNINGBULLET [Effect]

Output: bullets set fire to enemies, like one hit kills

Urban Chaos: Riot Response Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for PlayStation 2 - GameFAQs


Input: [Password] KEEPYOURHEAD [Effect]

Output: no heads

Urban Chaos: Riot Response Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for PlayStation 2 - GameFAQs


Input: [Password] WHATWASTHAT [Effect]

Output: turns on squeaky voices

Urban Chaos: Riot Response Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for PlayStation 2 - GameFAQs


Input: [Password] FRYINGTIME [Effect]

Output: unlock long range stungun

Urban Chaos: Riot Response Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for PlayStation 2 - GameFAQs


Input: [Password] MINIFUN [Effect]

Output: unlock minigun, replaces the pistol

Urban Chaos: Riot Response Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for PlayStation 2 - GameFAQs


Input: [Password] ULTIMATEPOWER [Effect]

Output: unlock MK3 assault rifle with unlimited grenades

Urban Chaos: Riot Response Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for PlayStation 2 - GameFAQs


Input: [Password] ZEROTOLERANCE [Effect]

Output: unlock MK4 pistol

Urban Chaos: Riot Response Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for PlayStation 2 - GameFAQs


Input: [Password] ISEEYOU [Effect]

Output: Unlock Thermal MK2

Urban Chaos: Riot Response Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for PlayStation 2 - GameFAQs


Input: [Password] KEYTOTHECITY [Effect]

Output: unlocks all levels and emergencies

Urban Chaos: Riot Response Cheats, Codes, and Secrets for PlayStation 2 - GameFAQs


Input: Total Loss No total loss reported to CARFAX. [Owner 1] No Issues Reported [Owner 3] No Issues Reported [Owner 2]

Output: No Issues Reported

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2011 AUDI S4 QUATTRO PRESTIGE: WAUKGAFL8BA000804


Input: Structural Damage No structural damage reported to CARFAX. [Owner 1] No Issues Reported [Owner 3] No Issues Reported [Owner 2]

Output: No Issues Reported

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2011 AUDI S4 QUATTRO PRESTIGE: WAUKGAFL8BA000804


Input: Airbag Deployment No airbag deployment reported to CARFAX. [Owner 1] No Issues Reported [Owner 3] No Issues Reported [Owner 2]

Output: No Issues Reported

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2011 AUDI S4 QUATTRO PRESTIGE: WAUKGAFL8BA000804


Input: Odometer Check No indication of an odometer rollback. [Owner 1] No Issues Indicated [Owner 3] No Issues Indicated [Owner 2]

Output: No Issues Indicated

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2011 AUDI S4 QUATTRO PRESTIGE: WAUKGAFL8BA000804


Input: Accident / Damage No accidents or damage reported to CARFAX. [Owner 1] No Issues Reported [Owner 3] No Issues Reported [Owner 2]

Output: No Issues Reported

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2011 AUDI S4 QUATTRO PRESTIGE: WAUKGAFL8BA000804


Input: Manufacturer Recall No open recalls reported to CARFAX. [Owner 1] No Recalls Reported [Owner 3] No Recalls Reported [Owner 2]

Output: No Recalls Reported

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2011 AUDI S4 QUATTRO PRESTIGE: WAUKGAFL8BA000804


Input: Basic Warranty Original warranty estimated to have expired. [Owner 1] Warranty Expired [Owner 3] Warranty Expired [Owner 2]

Output: Warranty Expired

CARFAX Vehicle History Report for this 2011 AUDI S4 QUATTRO PRESTIGE: WAUKGAFL8BA000804


Input: [Service] Level IV Hospital Based Detoxification Service & Residential Inpatient Services [Authorization Method] Telephonic Review And KCPC Assessment 3 – 7 days [Unit]

Output: Day

ValueOptions® Kansas: Provider Handbook: Clinical Criteria


Input: [Service] Level III.2-D Social Detox [Authorization Method] Review of KCPC Assessment submitted while member is in Social Detox 5 – 7 days (This is an on demand service with the request submitted to VO with a minimum the first 3 dimensions of the KCPC completed) [Unit]

Output: Day

ValueOptions® Kansas: Provider Handbook: Clinical Criteria


Input: [Service] Level III.3/III.5 Residential Intermediate Services [Authorization Method] Review of KCPC followed by Telephonic Review 7-14 days with CSR based on Medical Necessity up to 14 days [Unit]

Output: Day

ValueOptions® Kansas: Provider Handbook: Clinical Criteria


Input: [Service] Level III.1 Reintegration Services [Authorization Method] Review of KCPC followed by Telephonic Review 14 days with CSR based on Medical Necessity up to 30 days [Unit]

Output: Day

ValueOptions® Kansas: Provider Handbook: Clinical Criteria


Input: [Service] Level II.1 Intensive Outpatient Services [Authorization Method] Review of KCPC Adults & Adolescents- 30 days authorized for a 10 week period to accommodate delayed start. CSR timeframes based on medical necessity. [Unit]

Output: Day

ValueOptions® Kansas: Provider Handbook: Clinical Criteria


Input: [Service] Level I Outpatient Services Includes Individual and Group Sessions [Authorization Method] Review of KCPC Between 40 to 60 hours of treatment, depending on severity, over 16 weeks to accommodate delayed start. Individual = 8-12 hours Group = 32-48 hours CSR timeframes based on medical necessity. [Unit]

Output: Unit

ValueOptions® Kansas: Provider Handbook: Clinical Criteria


Input: [Service] Other Services Medicaid Case Management* [Authorization Method] KCPC Assessment 40 units for every 12 weeks of treatment. [Unit]

Output: Unit

ValueOptions® Kansas: Provider Handbook: Clinical Criteria


Input: [Service] Overnight Boarding rate for each child when child is present with Mother who is in level III services [Authorization Method] KCPC Assessment One day for each day in level 3 treatment services when the child is present with mother. [Unit]

Output: Day

ValueOptions® Kansas: Provider Handbook: Clinical Criteria


Input: [Service] Support Services * [Authorization Method] KCPC Assessment 40 units for every 12 weeks of treatment. [Unit]

Output: Unit

ValueOptions® Kansas: Provider Handbook: Clinical Criteria


Input: [Description] Ability to read members's RFID tag [Version] 1 [Complete] Yes [4] Render, Colin [Feature]

Output: Read RFID

Difference between revisions of "Projects/RFIDpop" - ENTS


Input: [Description] Ability to credit the vending machine to allow the dispencing of caffeene [Version] 1 [Complete] Yes [Feature]

Output: Credit Vending Machine

Difference between revisions of "Projects/RFIDpop" - ENTS


Input: [Description] Ability to track member's pop account balance [Version] 1 [Complete] Yes [4] Colin [Feature]

Output: Track Member Account

Difference between revisions of "Projects/RFIDpop" - ENTS


Input: [Description] Ability to deduct a credit from a members's account balance [Version] 1 [Complete] Yes [4] Colin [Feature]

Output: Deduct From Member Account

Difference between revisions of "Projects/RFIDpop" - ENTS


Input: [Description] Ability to email a balance to a member's account from pop.pi@ents.ca [Version] 2 [Complete] No [4] Render, Colin [Feature]

Output: Email Balance to Member

Difference between revisions of "Projects/RFIDpop" - ENTS


Input: [Description] Ability to top up a members account. [Version] 2 [Complete] No [4] Colin [Feature]

Output: Member Account Top Up

Difference between revisions of "Projects/RFIDpop" - ENTS


Input: [Description] Ability to top up a members account from paypal payment [Version] TBD [Complete] No [Feature]

Output: Pay Pal Top Up

Difference between revisions of "Projects/RFIDpop" - ENTS


Input: [Description] Video display member balance information [Version] 3 [Complete] No [Feature]

Output: Video Display Balance

Difference between revisions of "Projects/RFIDpop" - ENTS


Input: [Description] Make use of the video monitor for displaying ad's [Version] 4 [Complete] No [Feature]

Output: Video Advertizing

Difference between revisions of "Projects/RFIDpop" - ENTS


Input: [Description] 3D Printed Mounting Brackets Modeled to hold the PI and Relay [Version] 2 [Complete] No [Feature]

Output: Mounting Brackets

Difference between revisions of "Projects/RFIDpop" - ENTS


Input: [Description] 3D Printed Mounting Brackets Modeled to hold the RFID where the Change was inserted. [Version] 3 [Complete] No [Feature]

Output: RFID Mounting

Difference between revisions of "Projects/RFIDpop" - ENTS


Input: [Description] Have the ability to take bitcoin payments. [Version] TBD [Complete] No [Feature]

Output: Bitcoin Payments

Difference between revisions of "Projects/RFIDpop" - ENTS


Input: [Description] Make use of the audio jack on the pi to output auditory feedback on payment. Sounds to be determined. (Lottery Machine noises, Portal Sounds) [Version] TBD [Complete] No [Feature]

Output: Speaker Feedback

Difference between revisions of "Projects/RFIDpop" - ENTS


Input: [Description] Make use of a motion detector as a type of Occupancy sensor for the display screen as well as feedback on when to enable/disable the rfid reader. [Version] TBD [Complete] No [Feature]

Output: Motion Detector

Difference between revisions of "Projects/RFIDpop" - ENTS


Input: [Code] BLW1x [2] See details [Boat Class]

Output: U23 Lightweight Women's Single Sculls

2014 World Rowing U23 Championships / Results - worldrowing.com


Input: [Code] BLW2x [2] See details [Boat Class]

Output: U23 Lightweight Women's Double Sculls

2014 World Rowing U23 Championships / Results - worldrowing.com


Input: [Code] BLW4x [2] See details [Boat Class]

Output: U23 Lightweight Women's Quadruple Sculls

2014 World Rowing U23 Championships / Results - worldrowing.com


Input: [Code] BW1x [2] See details [Boat Class]

Output: U23 Women's Single Sculls

2014 World Rowing U23 Championships / Results - worldrowing.com


Input: [Code] BW2- [2] See details [Boat Class]

Output: U23 Women's Pair

2014 World Rowing U23 Championships / Results - worldrowing.com


Input: [Code] BW2x [2] See details [Boat Class]

Output: U23 Women's Double Sculls

2014 World Rowing U23 Championships / Results - worldrowing.com


Input: [Code] BW4- [2] See details [Boat Class]

Output: U23 Women's Four

2014 World Rowing U23 Championships / Results - worldrowing.com


Input: [Code] BW4x [2] See details [Boat Class]

Output: U23 Women's Quadruple Sculls

2014 World Rowing U23 Championships / Results - worldrowing.com


Input: [Code] BW8+ [2] See details [Boat Class]

Output: U23 Women's Eight

2014 World Rowing U23 Championships / Results - worldrowing.com


Input: [Data Type] Mode [Definition] Describes the configuration of the traffic sensor. The EIS RTMS traffic sensor supports three modes: Side-fired, Forward-fired In, Forward-fired Out. A permanent count station only supports the In Lane mode. Side-fired is configured to shoot across traffic lanes and can be configured to monitor up to eight different traffic lanes. Forward-fired In is configured to monitor a single traffic lane where traffic is traveling toward the sensor. Forward-fired Out is configured to monitor a single traffic lane where traffic is traveling away from the sensor. In Lane is specifies the mode for permanent count stations. [Abbr.]

Output: Mode

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Time Interval [Definition] Identifies the length of a single collection interval for the sensor in seconds. [Abbr.]

Output: TimInt

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Forward Average Speed [Definition] The average vehicle speed as a vehicle traveled through all traffic zones. Forward Average Speed is only collected in a Forward-fired configuration. [Abbr.]

Output: FwdAvgSpd

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Average Traffic Speed [Definition] The average vehicle speed calculated as a vehicles travel though each traffic zone. [Abbr.]

Output: TrfSpd

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Total Volume [Definition] Total number of vehicles that were detected passing through a traffic zone. [Abbr.]

Output: TotalVolume

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Normal Volume [Definition] Number of normal length vehicles that were detected passing through a traffic zone. For EIS sensors configured for foreward fire, the normal volume shown will represent all vehicles passing through the traffic zone since long volume will not be reported. [Abbr.]

Output: NormVol

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Long Volume [Definition] Number of large vehicles (such as eighteen wheel trucks) that were detected passing through a traffic zone. This value is only available in a side-fired configuration. A Side-fired configuration can only be configured to support Long Volume or Average Headway, but not both. [Abbr.]

Output: LongVol

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Unclassified Volume [Definition] Number of vehicles that were detected passing through a traffic zone where the speed or length of the vehicle could not be determined. [Abbr.]

Output: Unclass

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Occupancy [Definition] Percentage of time that a traffic zone is occupied. [Abbr.]

Output: Occup

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Average Headway [Definition] Time interval between vehicles. This value is only available in a side-fired configuration. A Side-fired configuration can only be configured to support Average Headway or Long Volume, but not both. [Abbr.]

Output: AvgHeadway

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Battery Voltage [Definition] Reports the remaining battery voltage. This value is only available for a permanent count station. [Abbr.]

Output: Battery

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Speed Count [Definition] Counts the number of vehicles for each speed range. This value is only available for a permanent count station. [Abbr.]

Output: Speed Bin Name

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Data Type] Classification Count [Definition] Counts the number of vehicles for each classification range. This value is only available for a permanent count station. [Abbr.]

Output: Classification Bin Name

Traffic Data Definitions


Input: [Date] 1 week 3 days ago [Body] I'd like to point out the very nice use of the correctly italicized see as a proper introductory signal supra. Excellent MGoBluebooking. [Title]

Output: I'd like to point out the


Input: [Date] 5 weeks 6 days ago [Body] I assume you're similarly skeptical of any negative story about Notre Dame that doesn't offer Brian Kelly an opportunity to extensively rebut the charges...? [Title]

Output: I assume you're similarly


Input: [Date] 5 weeks 6 days ago [Body] I guess I was responding to the notion that a commitment is like a contract between equals. If you don't think it's important for either side to honor their commitments -- that each should merely maximize their leverage regardless of the promises they made before -- that's a perfectly valid and logically coherent viewpoint, but it kind of defeats the whole idea of "commitments" in the first place. [Title]

Output: I guess I was responding to


Input: [Date] 5 weeks 6 days ago [Body] I'm not sure you're comfortable with the implications of your argument that schools and prospects bear equivalent responsibility in recruiting. If a prospect showed over and over again that he was unable or unwilling to keep his word when he committed, schools would very rationally back off from recruiting him; if a coach demonstrates the same pattern of unreliability or duplicity (not saying JH does, but assume arguendo), wouldn't it be rational to also separate him from the program? Either way, I think there are plenty of reasons to be more forgiving of high schoolers who decommit than of coaches who pull their offers. Among other things: massive information asymmetries between high school kids and collegiate coaching professionals; a significant likelihood that the prospect himself is not wholly in charge of his recruiting situation (parents, high school coaches, etc.) and thus shouldn't bear full blame for a change in circumstances; and a huge disparity in opportunity cost depending on when the commitment dissolution happens (i.e. if a Michigan cornerback prospect decommits a week before NSD, Michigan at worst signs a class with one fewer CB; if, on the other hand, Michigan unilterally pulls the same prospect's offer a week before NSD, there's a chance that the kid could wind up without a scholarship at all or getting locked into a minimum of a year at a school far from home / far below his potential). [Title]

Output: I'm not sure you're


Input: [Date] 24 weeks 5 days ago [Body] Is it possible that we’re having a collective knee-jerk reaction against this because of all of the (admittedly excessive and ill-advised) tinkering that Dave Brandon did with THE BRAND? I’m just kind of concerned that we may move too far in the other direction, where we're just retrenching in this stodgy "This is MICHIGAN and we've been doing the same thing since 1817 and by god we're not going to change one iota of it until 3817.” I mean people griped when the band started doing pop routines at halftime because older alums just wanted them to keep doing homages to the polka. There are good innovations and bad innovations, and to a certain degree you can't figure out which are going to work out until you actually do them. Legends jerseys could've been a train wreck, but most people (myself included) think they've actually been a good innovation. On the flip side, general-admission seating in the student section was a really great idea in theory and just executed horribly and abandoned. There was a point when every venerable tradition was something novel, and I don’t see the utility in preemptively stifling this on principle. If it’s popular, it’ll become a cherished part of our Michigan tradition. If it flops (as is likely), then it’ll go by the wayside. [Title]

Output: Is it possible that we’re


Input: [Date] 32 weeks 3 days ago [Body] The "last two messiahs that we hired"? This seems like historical revisionism in the extreme. RichRod, while a hot coaching commodity at the time, was emphatically not the consensus first choice in 2007 -- that was clearly Les Miles. And virtually nobody wanted Hoke to be hired, crowned him as a messiah when he was announced, or even thought (on the basis of his career losing record) that he was a "very good football coach." I agree with the general sentiment that even a head coach is limited in the velocity with which he can effect change in a program. But pointing to two arguably botched coaching searches during which we whiffed on our top choices does not add any evidentiary support to that argument. [Title]

Output: The "last two messiahs that


Input: [Date] 1 year 24 weeks ago [Body] "Homosexuality" is not equivalent to gay males initiating sexual contact with straight males. And subjective discomfort alone, without objective evidentiary validity, has never been sufficient to justify discriminatory behavior. There were a lot of white players who were "uncomfortable" playing alongside African-Americans when pro sports were first integrated; that was baseless, we recognized it as such, and equality of treatment prevailed. A female's discomfort at sexual objectification by straight males is grounded in a history and pattern of gendered sexual aggression. Since there is no equivalent history or pattern of sexual aggression by gay men toward straight men, any distinction on the basis of sexual orientation is similarly baseless, and equality of treatment should prevail. [Title]

Output: "Homosexuality" is not


Input: [Date] 1 year 24 weeks ago [Body] Um... I wasn't discussing sexual assault at all, and I'm certainly not denying that male rape happens (or diminishing it in any way). This is about what types of sexual pursuit are socially encouraged and what types are not. [Title]

Output: Um... I wasn't discussing


Input: [Date] 1 year 24 weeks ago [Body] No, I'm not saying that at all. And when I say "sexual aggression," I'm not talking exclusively about sexual assault or rape. I'm talking about the fact that, taking a broad view of society, straight men are expected to be and usually are the initiators and pursuers of sexual relations with women. As a matter of purely descriptive social anthropology, I don't think that's a terribly controversial point. Meanwhile, there is no similar social expectation or pattern with regard to gay men sexually pursuing straight men. Of course male-on-male sexual assault happens; I can't imagine a plausible reading of my comment that denies that. That wasn't the point. [Title]

Output: No, I'm not saying that at


Input: [Date] 1 year 24 weeks ago [Body] There is a demonstrated history and socially encouraged pattern of straight men acting as sexual aggressors toward women. There is no similar history or pattern of gay men acting as sexual aggressors toward straight men. This is a false equivalency. [Title]

Output: There is a demonstrated


Input: [Date] 1 year 24 weeks ago [Body] This is one of those false equivalence arguments that crop up in gender contexts all the time. Being a gay male surrounded by straight males cannot be neatly analogized to being a straight male surrounded by straight women. For one thing, gay males live their entire lives in situations in which (1) they are surrounded by straight men, and (2) they know that any sexual advances toward those men would be not only unwelcome but potentially safety-endangering. The same thing cannot be said of straight men interacting with straight women, in which context society tells us that sexual objectification is not only natural but expected. If anything, it would be the gay male who feels most uncomfortable in the presence of naked straight men because he's socially conditioned to suppress any and all sexual feelings toward his straight male friends and peers. I cannot emphasize enough how glaringly different this is than the conjectural "straight dude in a room of naked ladies" comparator. [Title]

Output: Come on.


Input: [Date] 1 year 24 weeks ago [Body] Just wanted to commend you on sharing your insight into this, CBB. Exceedingly happy for you, both for being open about who you are and for having such supportive parents. This comment alone outweighs all the ignorant homophobic remarks I've seen on sports blogs and social media since the Michael Sam story broke. [Title]

Output: Just wanted to commend you on


Input: [Date] 1 year 24 weeks ago [Body] Hey guys, First of all, wanted to say that I think you do tremendously well with what I can only imagine is a harrowing task of keeping the MGoBoard and comments in check. Kudos. Just wanted to raise an issue that's been bothering me for a couple days. The Michael Sam post on the board lasted about ten minutes before being locked as "political," which is a judgment that I can understand (if not wholly agree with). But 11W (with a similar fatwa against politics and religion) and tRCMB (of all places) were able to entertain lengthy, mature, and collegial discussions about what was, at least for a few days, the biggest story in sports. It's really disappointing to me that MGoBlog posters aren't capable of the same niveau of adult conversation as our lesser rivals (or, at the very least, that our moderators don't think we are). I suspect that the primary purpose of locking the thread was to avoid the incidence of a few isolated homophobic comments that have made their way into previous threads (thinking specifically about the Jason Collins discussion). While that kind of solicitude for our LGBT readers is admirable, I think there's another implicit message being sent by locking down the thread: basically, telling LGBT people that their very existence is "political" and thus inappropriate for normal conversation. I don't want to speak for the whole community, but I'd have to believe that, given a choice between dealing with a few stray homophobic comments and having any issue involving a gay person declared verboten on the blog, most LGBT readers would eagerly choose the former. Again, I hope none of this comes across as an attack. I don't mean to second-guess you guys, and I think you do a very very good job under difficult circumstances. But I hope that, going forward, we can at least allow a discussion like the Michael Sam one to percolate a little bit before imposing a gag order. Thanks for reading and for your work on the blog. [Title]

Output: Global comment


Input: [Date] 1 year 26 weeks ago [Body] Yes, my apologies for not making that clear in the initial post. The rules on "standing" to file a complaint are a little sketchy when it comes to *institutional* complainants (i.e. there were many occasions when Housing or DPS would file a complaint that perhaps *could* have been filed by a wronged individual but was *also* a transgression against general Housing/University policies). But in a case like this, the complainant would almost certainly be the sexual assault survivor herself. No need to worry about some random student/professor/staff member reading these allegations on MGoBlog and taking it on himself to file and pursue the complaint with OSCR. Sorry again for the lack of clarity on that topic in the initial post, was trying to fit a lot of information in and missed that fairly major point. [Title]

Output: Yes, my apologies for not


Input: [Date] 1 year 26 weeks ago [Body] Erik, I wrote the description of the OSCR process that Brian quoted above, and just wanted to emphasize that the formal arbitration process has been the same since well before 2009. The reduced standard of proof for sexual assault allegations, however, seems to be a new thing since I left. When the Statement of Student Rights and Responsibilities was undergoing its scheduled revision in 2010, there was a suggestion that the standard of proof for sexual assault allegations be reduced to "preponderance of the evidence" (50.1%, although I hate that quantification) rather than "clear and convincing" (the more demanding standard required for all other violations). I was under the impression that that amendment did not pass the CSG, but apparently another amendment was made in the interim. TL;DR - the process was the same going back to 2009 (and before), but the standard of proof for sexual assault allegations is lower now. [Title]

Output: Erik, I wrote the description


Input: [Date] 1 year 26 weeks ago [Body] Having worked at the Office of Student Conflict Resolution (the "disciplinary" office that administered the expulsion proceedings against Gibbons) for two years in undergrad, I thought maybe I could offer some insight / clear up some confusion about the OSCR process in this thread. OSCR is not, in any appreciable sense, an investigatory body. It is a passive office that acts only after receiving a complaint from some member of the University community. While any individual student, faculty, or staff member can file a complaint, the most common OSCR complainants by far are Residence Education (Housing) and DPS. In order to pursue a complaint with OSCR, the Complainant has to provide all the necessary evidentiary backing; again, OSCR does not investigate events on its own. The process for initiating and pursuing a complaint with OSCR goes as follows: An OSCR staff member conducts an intake meeting with the Complainant to discuss the nature of his/her/its complaint and inform the Complainant of the various resolution pathways available (in addition to formal arbitration, OSCR offers a number of alternative dispute resolution pathways that do not result in disciplinary action). An OSCR staff member will then conduct an intake meeting with the Respondent to notify him of the complaint and inform him of his rights/options in the process. At that point, the Respondent can either accept responsibility for the complaint or indicate that he's willing to proceed to a formal arbitration. Assuming that the Complainant is also interested in pursuing a formal arbitration, OSCR will either appoint a trained member of the University staff to serve as the formal arbiter, or it will select a panel of student arbiters. After hearing from both the Complainant and the Respondent, the arbiter or the student panel will reach a finding of "responsible" or "not responsible," and will then proceed to make a sanction recommendation. Any recommendations for expulsion have to be approved by a member of the University administration. When I was there, I believe this was the responsibility of the VP for Student Affairs, E. Royster Harper. As you can see, this is a multi-step process that requires several meetings and often many different witnesses, advisors, and arbiters. With that said, it is emphatically NOT a three- or four-year process. Given that all of the investigatory work is already completed before a complaint is filed, the formal arbitration process does not take very long at all. In my time at OSCR, I can't remember a single arbitration - including those involving sexual assault allegations - lasting more than a single semester, from initial complaint to final sanction. Hope this helps. Happy to take questions. [Title]

Output: OSCR


Input: [Date] 1 year 28 weeks ago [Body] Good. Tressel will finally start losing in the state of Michigan. [Title]

Output: Good. Tressel will finally


Input: [Date] 1 year 29 weeks ago [Body] I don't know that, when a superior official in an organization gives a directive to his inferior, I would necessarily characterize that as a "personality" issue. That's just the fundamental nature of employer/employee relations and corporate hierarchical structure playing out as it's designed to. [Title]

Output: I don't know that, when a


Input: [Date] 1 year 29 weeks ago [Title]

Output: Our long national nightmare is over.


Input: [Date] 1 year 46 weeks ago [Body] Idk, 133 + 72 = 205, divided by ~115,000 people in the stadium = less than two-tenths of one percentage point of those in attendance. I have to think that more than 0.18% of the South Quad population is hospitalized, treated, arrested, or cited on a normal Saturday night. [Title]

Output: Idk, 133 + 72 = 205, divided


Input: [Date] 2 years 5 weeks ago [Body] And yet somehow the laws of supply and demand don't bend to your fiat. [Title]

Output: And yet somehow the laws of


Input: [Date] 2 years 5 weeks ago [Body] Yes, because every individual college football team exists in a vacuum, and the level and depth of talent at our chief rival and perennial conference competitor has zero bearing on the outlook for our program... [Title]

Output: Yes, because every individual


Input: [Date] 2 years 6 weeks ago [Body] Where do you think Professor Needs A Raise is going to get his raise from? [Title]

Output: Where do you think Professor


Input: [Date] 2 years 6 weeks ago [Body] First of all, awesome post, maizeonblueaction. I love pieces on here that focus on the academic/institutional side of the university in the off-season. Second, a question - do you have any sense (intuitive or empirical) of how Michigan's belated accession to the Common Application has affected raw application numbers, acceptance rate, and yield rate? The 40% yield seems somewhat lower than it was when I started, and I'm wondering how much of that can be attributed to the ease of just checking one more box on the Common App when you're applying to schools, as opposed to the selection bias introduced when people have to proactively search out and separately apply for admission to Michigan. Of course, none of that is to say that financial aid wouldn't meaningfully affect our yield of admitted students. But it might make the low yield a little bit "stickier" just because you're engaging with a pool of applicants who are applying to UMich out of convenience but may not have applied without Common App accessibility. [Title]

Output: Thoughts on the Common App?


Input: [Date] 2 years 6 weeks ago [Body] Probably both, but one of those (financial aid) is almost entirely endogenous to UMich, while the other (the nationwide higher education bubble) is exogenous and thus much more difficult to tackle from a single institution's perspective. [Title]

Output: Probably both, but one of


Input: [Date] 2 years 6 weeks ago [Body] Is "oomph" here used in the Michael Bay sense (i.e. forgoing character development, compelling dialogue, and a coherent narrative in favor of just indiscriminately blowing stuff up)? Because if so, you probably could've saved $20 by just staying home and microwaving a ball of tin foil. [Title]

Output: Is "oomph" here used in the


Input: [Date] 2 years 7 weeks ago [Body] I don't think you really grasped what I was saying. "Trust them, they have more access than you" is not an availing argument when used to justify criticisms of the person with the most access to the program. Again, none of this is to say that Brian & Bacon's critiques are unfounded or incorrect. But their purported access to the program is probably the poorest measuring stick by which to evaluate their claims. [Title]

Output: I don't think you really


Input: [Date] 2 years 7 weeks ago [Body] Without getting into the Brandon/Bacon/Brian ballyhoo, I have to say this is a pretty nonsensical and self-defeating line of argument. If we're going to say that Bacon & Brian's opinions carry some sort of enhanced credibility because of their amorphous "access" to the program, wouldn't the same logic then immunize Dave Brandon from criticism, since presumably he has significantly MORE access to the Michigan program than Bacon and Brian combined, and therefore can speak more authoritatively than a sports writer and a blogger, respectively? Why don't we just evaluate these criticisms on their own merits and against our own experiences as fans rather than appeal to baseless assertions of esoteric knowledge to buttress the arguments we happen to favor? [Title]

Output: Without getting into the


Input: [Date] 2 years 7 weeks ago [Body] I'm in law school at Yale, and professional/graduate programs have, as a rule, LESS generous financial aid than their undergraduate counterparts. Still, with the amount of grant and scholarship aid I've gotten, I'm paying roughly the same amount it would cost me to go to UMich Law (as an in-state student, no less). Ivy financial aid is awesome for those of us in the 99%. [Title]

Output: This.


Input: [Date] 2 years 8 weeks ago [Body] lol. I think if I were going to maintain two mgousernames, I'd be a little bit less outwardly sycophantic when posting on my own stuff (no offense to PW, glad you enjoyed the diary) [Title]

Output: lol. I think if I were going


Input: [Content] On May 10, 2015, heironymous from Raleigh, NC wrote: Asiatic Jasmine has been a great ground cover here in NC. I planted it several years ago on a steep ditch bank alongside the street where erosion was a problem and mowing was difficult. It quickly spread out into an eight inch deep green carpet and is relatively easy to control. That said, it did have plenty of room to spread out and I have not noticed it climbing any nearby trees, and it's been growing in that spot for ten years now. I would give it high marks here as a groundcover, if it has plenty of room. [Rating]

Output: Positive

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Asiatic Jasmine, Asian Jasmine Trachelospermum asiaticum


Input: [Content] On Apr 20, 2015, h9kr4jg8ir5 from Spring, TX wrote: This ugly, overused, ornamental weed might as well be plastic - it serves no ecological use in America. Birds won't use it. Butterflies won't use it. Lizards won't use it. It sucks up nutrients and puts nothing back. It will encroach on your good plants if not walled off. It will climb. At least AstroTurf doesn't have to be trimmed regularly. [Rating]

Output: Negative

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Asiatic Jasmine, Asian Jasmine Trachelospermum asiaticum


Input: [Content] On Apr 9, 2014, pontyrogof from Tallahassee, FL wrote: Like other commentators here, I bought a house whose original owners had planted "nice" islands of this noxious weed, and whose owners before me neglected to correct the original owner's mistake of planting this alien monster around trees and shrubs. I have too many square feet to spend bent over slicing and rolling, so I put a BLADE on the string trimmer and have been MULCHING this monster for days now before I can even get to the shrubs and trees to tend to them. The asiatic jasmine thatch is UP TO MY KNEES in most places and the roots go down in the soil another foot. I have a multitude of azaleas and loblolly pines all gagging for air and water, but I am working as fast as my arms will let me. I threw a temper tantrum at the local Home Depot recently for their carrying starts of this p... read morearasite on the soul of Florida. [Rating]

Output: Negative

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Asiatic Jasmine, Asian Jasmine Trachelospermum asiaticum


Input: [Content] On Apr 25, 2011, SerenDippity from Wylie, TX wrote: We refer to this as "The Devil Vine from Hell." It is a pretty ground cover and can be useful in confined beds�. you see it in commercial landscapes all the time. It gets ratty looking if not mowed down every two or three years because it just puts new growth on top of dead vines that start to show. The reason it morphs into devil vine at home is when it is planted too close to the house. It climbs the walls, thus cracking the mortar around the bricks, it climbs into window screens and into the house if it can. Last year when putting up the Christmas decorations we found it growing in our attic!! How crazy is that? It sends roots under the driveway that sprout up through the cracks making them larger. Removing it is a nightmare. The roots are as thick and tangled ... read morebelow ground as the vine is above. Leave an inch of root and before you know it it has sprouted up in 5 new places. Don't put it in the compost! I kept it in black garbage bags for a year with no water and opened it to find live roots. This is the vine that when civilization ends will return all buildings and roads back to nature. [Rating]

Output: Negative

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Asiatic Jasmine, Asian Jasmine Trachelospermum asiaticum


Input: [Content] On Feb 17, 2009, vossner from Richmond, TX (Zone 9a) wrote: I find it a wonderful groundcover. However it doesn't take much abuse. My pets like laying on it and can kill it within a week. Also, weeds can grow thru jasmine if excessively watered. Use a weedeater to control it where not wanted. [Rating]

Output: Positive

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Asiatic Jasmine, Asian Jasmine Trachelospermum asiaticum


Input: [Content] On Feb 3, 2008, irishrose1127 from Dallas, TX wrote: This plant is evil. If neglected it takes over everything. Do not plant it unless you are able to take care of it. I just bought a house in Dallas where this plant has been neglected for 10 years. It is everywhere. The owner before last had made nice garden plots and segments that the last owner allowed to be completely overrun with this plant. I have been battling it for days and days to try and get these plots back. I have nearly cleared the worst of it but will be fighting back incursions for years. Please be aware of its potential growth when planting. [Rating]

Output: Negative

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Asiatic Jasmine, Asian Jasmine Trachelospermum asiaticum


Input: [Content] On Jun 12, 2007, philomel from Castelnau RB Pyren�es France (Zone 8a) wrote: I grew this plant in SE England as ground cover and it sulked, never fulfilling my expectations. Now I am growing it as a climber in SW France and it is blooming freely with lovely soft cream coloured flowers, a shade darker in the centre. The scent is exquisite - less sweet than that of T. jasminoides - with a distinct hint of almonds. I haven't owned it for long enough to be certain, but I feel it will not be too invasive in this climate, which, though wet at times, tends to be hot and dry in the height of summer. [Rating]

Output: Positive

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Asiatic Jasmine, Asian Jasmine Trachelospermum asiaticum


Input: [Content] On Feb 8, 2006, herlurie from Mobile, AL (Zone 8b) wrote: I live in an apartment, so I bought one small pot of this plant and planted it at the base of a winter jasmine that I have in a large pot on my patio. Every three or four months I give it a little trim and so far (I have had it about a year) it is behaving quite nicely. I have seen this plant in many places around the area - it is quite popular as a ground cover here - and I have noticed that it can be invasive if it is not well-maintained. It seems to do best either in pots or in established beds with some type of border where it can be kept in check. I hope that it blooms this year, but am still pleased if it doesn't because I like the look it adds to the pot as opposed to bare dirt or mulch. [Rating]

Output: Positive

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Asiatic Jasmine, Asian Jasmine Trachelospermum asiaticum


Input: [Content] On Oct 31, 2004, IslandJim from Keizer, OR (Zone 8b) wrote: Amazing. You'd think it was a different plant in Louisiana than it is here in southwest Florida. It's quite well behaved here and drought tolerant. It also survives in saline coastal locations. The variegated cultivar is also quite popular. [Rating]

Output: Positive

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Input: [Content] On Oct 30, 2004, Witchie from Belle Chasse, LA wrote: This plant, can, indeed be invasive in the deep south. It does grow rapidly in hot, humid zones and can pose a problem if not trimmed frequently. Futhermore, this plan emits a sappy substance which can cause an allergic reaction (similar to the exposure to poison oak, etc.). [Rating]

Output: Negative

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Input: [Content] On Aug 12, 2004, deborahgrand from Baton Rouge, LA wrote: In Louisiana, this plant grows like wildfire and climbs, kills, pulls down, and otherwise destroys anything it touches -- it is a parasite. I moved into this house 10 years ago, and apparently someone had planted it along a shady area and it took over the whole side of the house and started growing into the house through the teeny cracks in the windows. I have been fighting it for 10 years and it is still a losing battle. Of course, it killed the oak and elm trees, but not the nasty "weed" trees we tend to grow in Louisiana. Once you have it, you've got it for life. It looks nice in some commercial beds I've seen, but they must chop at that stuff two or three times a week to keep it that way. My answer to those considering is "don't, just don't". [Rating]

Output: Negative

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Asiatic Jasmine, Asian Jasmine Trachelospermum asiaticum


Input: [Content] On May 19, 2004, DrJerry from Burleson, TX wrote: I have used this plant for ten years, or more, as a shade-tolerant groundcover, and it has not spread into my pine or cedar trees. Winter temperatures below about 25 degrees F. may cause discoloration in the leaf; otherwise, the plant fares well in my Texas environment, even during the hottest, driest summers. [Rating]

Output: Positive

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Asiatic Jasmine, Asian Jasmine Trachelospermum asiaticum


Input: [Content] On Apr 27, 2004, Paulwhwest from Irving (Dallas area), TX (Zone 8a) wrote: Very vigorous and beautiful gound cover, but make sure you give it plenty of room or it will find it. [Rating]

Output: Positive

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Asiatic Jasmine, Asian Jasmine Trachelospermum asiaticum


Input: [Content] On Nov 20, 2003, suncatcheracres from Old Town, FL wrote: I've only grown this plant in a suburb of Atlanta, Georiga, zone 7b, at an altitude of almost 900 feet, where it seemed to like the highly acidic, heavy red clay soil, as it spread, slowly, into a nicely behaved ground cover, in places where I despaired of ever getting anything to grow. After reading the above I don't think I will plant it here in Northcentral Florida, zone 8b, as it seens it could become invasive. I prefer the look of Mondo grass as a shady ground cover here anyway. [Rating]

Output: Positive

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Input: [Content] On Nov 19, 2003, dogbane from New Orleans, LA (Zone 9a) wrote: This plant can be a fabulous groundcover. However, it should never be planted within reach of any kind of shrubbery and careful consideration should be given before planting it around trees. Once established it can be quite aggressive. If it gets into the grooves of bark, especially of live oaks, it is almost impossible to keep it from climbing all the way up. [Rating]

Output: Neutral

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Input: [Content] On May 25, 2003, snooklips wrote: I have been specifying/observing this plant for many years in central Florida (U.S.), where it is considered one of the premier drought-tolerant and easily maintained groundcovers available. It can be slow to establish so closer spacing is sometimes preferred. Large turf-type harvest/planting methods have been experimented with at University of Florida as a turf alternative because it actually holds up to mimimal foot traffic and is apparently effective at erosion control. It was planted on an approximately 55� sloping roof at the Museum of Science and Industry in Tampa with ultimate success (it took several years to establish, possibly from too great of planting centers and water/weed stress.) It seems to seems to establish better with more wa... read moreter, needing much less after establishment. One drawback with Trachelospermum asiaticum is its rare blooming habit (in Florida), compared to T. jasminoides ("Confederate Jasmine".) [Rating]

Output: Positive

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Asiatic Jasmine, Asian Jasmine Trachelospermum asiaticum


Input: [Content] On Aug 5, 2002, smiln32 from Oklahoma City, OK (Zone 7a) wrote: Nice groundcover...needs to be mowed down evey 3-4 years to keep it under control. [Rating]

Output: Neutral

PlantFiles: Detailed information on Asiatic Jasmine, Asian Jasmine Trachelospermum asiaticum


Input: [Title] Michael Connolly Grant Guidelines [Category] Intramural Research Funding/Grants [Description]

Output: Guidelines for Grant Application

Forms, Documents and Templates | Research Administration | SUNY Upstate Medical University


Input: [Title] Michael Connolly Application Form [Category] Intramural Research Funding/Grants [Description]

Output: Application for grant

Forms, Documents and Templates | Research Administration | SUNY Upstate Medical University


Input: [Title] Intramural Research Grant Guidelines [Category] Intramural Research Funding/Grants [Description]

Output: Guidelines for Eligibility and Use of Intramural Research Grant Funds

Forms, Documents and Templates | Research Administration | SUNY Upstate Medical University


Input: [Title] Intramural Postdoctoral Fellowship Applicationi [Category] Intramural Research Funding/Grants [Description]

Output: Intramural Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Application Form

Forms, Documents and Templates | Research Administration | SUNY Upstate Medical University


Input: [Title] Intramural Pilot Grant Applicationi [Category] Intramural Research Funding/Grants [Description]

Output: Intramural Research Pilot Grant Application Form

Forms, Documents and Templates | Research Administration | SUNY Upstate Medical University


Input: [Title] Intramural Pilot Collaborative Grant Applicationi [Category] Intramural Research Funding/Grants [Description]

Output: Intramural Research Pilot Collaborative Research Grant Application Form

Forms, Documents and Templates | Research Administration | SUNY Upstate Medical University


Input: [Title] Intramural Bridge Grant Applicationi [Category] Intramural Research Funding/Grants [Description]

Output: Intramural Research Bridge Grant Application Form

Forms, Documents and Templates | Research Administration | SUNY Upstate Medical University


Input: [Title] Carol Baldwin Applicationi [Category] Intramural Research Funding/Grants [Description]

Output: Carol Baldwin Grant Application Instructions.

Forms, Documents and Templates | Research Administration | SUNY Upstate Medical University


Input: [0] Adam Ferrara [2] Guest Star [1]

Output: Himself

I Love the ‘80s: 3D - Season 1, Episode 8: 1987 - TV.com


Input: [0] Alonzo Bodden [2] Guest Star [1]

Output: Himself

I Love the ‘80s: 3D - Season 1, Episode 8: 1987 - TV.com


Input: [0] Annabelle Gurwitch [2] Guest Star [1]

Output: Herself

I Love the ‘80s: 3D - Season 1, Episode 8: 1987 - TV.com


Input: [0] Carlos Alazraqui [2] Recurring Role [1]

Output: Himself

I Love the ‘80s: 3D - Season 1, Episode 8: 1987 - TV.com


Input: [0] Countess Vaughn James [2] Recurring Role [1]

Output: Herself

I Love the ‘80s: 3D - Season 1, Episode 8: 1987 - TV.com


Input: [0] Erin Gray [2] Recurring Role [1]

Output: Herself

I Love the ‘80s: 3D - Season 1, Episode 8: 1987 - TV.com


Input: [Description] With Bike Index, users can register bicycles to protect them from burglars. So far, 31,356 bikes have been registered and over 2,118 stolen bikes have been recovered. In the main site developers can... [Category] Cycling [Updated] 10.03.2014 [API Name]

Output: Bike Index


Input: [Description] Cycling Analytics is a software for cyclists. With a bike, a heart rate monitor, a device and an account, cyclists can monitor performance on the road. The main value of this API could be the... [Category] Cycling [Updated] 08.22.2014 [API Name]

Output: Cycling Analytics


Input: [Description] This application has the task to extract information of a website which doesn't offer easy extraction data methods, and offer its data in a easy to read method for third party applications. For... [Category] Reference [Updated] 05.20.2011 [API Name]

Output: Barcelona Bicing


Input: [Description] The TFL Cycle Hire API was created to display real-time data from the TFL Cycle Hire website. TFL Cycle Hire is a docking station in the U.K. The project was made to gather the data regarding the TFL... [Category] Transportation [Updated] 10.27.2010 [API Name]

Output: TFL Cycle Hire


Input: [Description] Self-service Bicycles API, developed by JCDecaux, is an online platform that provides customers with information on bike stations and the bicycles availability. There are two types of data, static... [Category] Data [Updated] 10.20.2014 [API Name]

Output: Self-service Bicycles


Input: [Description] Garmin Connect is an online community created for, and works with Forerunner, Edge and fēnix products. Garmin Connect stores and analyzes end-user data and supports more than 30 different activity... [Category] Wearable [Updated] 09.25.2014 [API Name]

Output: Garmin Connect


Input: [Description] 2PEAK helps users create and stick to training plans for cycling, running, swimming, triathlons, MTB, and cross-country skiing. The service responds dynamically to changes in the users' plans... [Category] Sports [Updated] 09.02.2014 [API Name]

Output: 2PEAK


Input: [Description] Billing itself as â€œtracks for vagabondsâ€, GPSies is an online community built around sharing hiking, running, and cycling routes via GPS recorded tracks. Users either draw or import routes onto... [Category] Mapping [Updated] 02.10.2014 [API Name]

Output: GPSies


Input: [Description] Tel-O-Fun Geo is a company that provides bicycle rental services to residents and visitors within Tel Aviv-Yafo. Tel-O-Fun advertises hundreds of bikes for rent in a simple, efficient, and convenient... [Category] Transportation [Updated] 12.22.2012 [API Name]

Output: Tel-O-Fun Geo


Input: [Description] viaCycle is a bike sharing program that allows users to "unlock" bikes through their phones by calling, texting, or via an application. The viaCycle API allows developers to access and... [Category] Transportation [Updated] 08.22.2012 [API Name]

Output: viaCycle


Input: [Description] The service provides an aid to navigation mainly intended for hikers, cyclists, and sightseers. It is intended to emphasize pleasant outdoor activities navigating from place to place via scenic and... [Category] Transportation [Updated] 07.25.2012 [API Name]

Output: Route You


Input: [Description] Bikesy is an open bike mapping system used for finding biking routes in the San Francisco Bay Area. The service focuses on providing users with the safest bike routes with the least change in... [Category] Mapping [Updated] 06.19.2012 [API Name]

Output: Bikesy


Input: [Description] Trailforks is a user-powered mountain biking trail database for Canada. It includes information such as trail locations, 3D maps, trail features, and current conditions. Trailforks also serves as a... [Category] Sports [Updated] 06.17.2012 [API Name]

Output: Trailforks


Input: [Description] CyclingBuddy.com is a free biking community which allows members to find other members to go cycling with. Members can trade training tips, cycling routs and opinion with others. The site has members... [Category] Social [Updated] 06.11.2012 [API Name]

Output: CyclingBuddy


Input: [Description] My Cycling Log is an online tool for tracking a cyclist's rides. It also support team or group ride tracking. The API allows the user to post stats on new rides, retrieve lists of saved rides,... [Category] Sports [Updated] 05.22.2012 [API Name]

Output: My Cycling Log