Input: [0] 64 [1] Rhodiola, Russian; Golden Root; Rose Root [2] Crassulaceae [3] Rhodiola rosea (dg fo pf wp) [7] 42 [9] 127 [10] Ideal growing site components include full or almost full sun, good drainage during the spring runoff and some shelter from the wind. While the latter is not imperitive, it will help conserve soil moisture and enhance growth. R. rosea is very drought tolerant and does not require irrigation, however, it will benefit from regular watering - natural or otherwise. Field spacing depends on the chosen weed control system, especially if plastic mulch is used. One foot in-row spacing, with eight-inch between-row spacing of plants is an average for current trials, giving three to four rows of plants per (mulched) bed. Path spacing between beds will vary with the weeding regime, or a solid (pathless) planting may be prefered. [11] sun or partial shade [12] moist [14] 100 each [15] Perennial, fleshy succulent. Rhodiola rosea is quite variable depending on location. This seed was collected in Russia. The dried roots are rose-scented, loaded with immune stimulating glycosides (e.g. rosavin, rosin). Uplifting adaptogenic properties similar to Eleuthero Ginseng. Prefers limey soil or rock garden. Not very heat tolerant. Flowers to 10 inches. Time to harvest can be as short as three growing seasons, when roots can attain 0.75% rosavin content or better, though four to five year's growth will provide greater root biomass and a rosavin content of 1% or more. The roots tend to deteriorate from within as they age, harboring patches of necrotic tissue (or "heartrot") to which they will eventually succumb. The upshot is that - while there may be 75-year old plants in the wild - the maximum age of a commercial field may only be six or seven years. The dynamics of root attrition due to disease are not yet understood, and may differ with various cultivars and soil conditions. Initial indications are that fertilization is not benificial under normal conditions. R. rosea is an adaptable species, and as such appears to do well in a variety of soil types, from rocky gravel through heavy clay to silty, sandy and peaty loam soil types. The relationship between soil pH and rosavin levels is presently poorly understood, but may favor acidity - ? As a circumpolar species, Rhodiola does well at high latitudes, where its production of rosavins assists survival under harsh conditions. How it performs in warmer climates will be an interesting experiment. [18] Adaptogen, Antidepressant, Immunostimulant [8]

Output: Germination benefits greatly from cold conditioning/stratification, possibly ~ 6 weeks at 5 Celcius or colder, though typically seed is sown on moist sterilized potting soil (in plugtrays - 72 cell trays are popular) during the winter and placed outside for two months or more, preferably with snow cover. Seeds can be covered lightly or pressed into the soil surface, but should not be buried too deeply or allowed to dry out completely. In Canada, sprouts appear in late April or early May, after daytime temperatures increase, and can withstand significant frosts. Alternatively, strategies which utilize or mimic ethylene gas may also promote germination. Young seedlings grow slowly, and do better in a location semi-sheltered from sun and wind. They grow slowly, suffering both when the soil remains saturated with moisture for extended periods and when the soil becomes very dry. Thus a balance between overwatering and drought conditions should be maintained. Mild fertilization may be beneficial, but is not required. After a month or two, when a stalk is sent up from the rosette of seed leaves, seedlings can be exposed to more sun to maximize growth. Seedlings can be transplanted in their first year, but can also be kept in plugtrays for a year or two to minimize weeding in the field. Excellent transplant survival rates can be achieved any time the ground is not frozen, even with dormant (leafless) plugs in the fall. Eventually plant growth will suffer if seedlings are not planted out. -- GORDON STEINRATHS

Plant used for/Immunostimulant - EcoReality


Input: [0] 67 [1] Sea Buckthorn [2] Elaeagnaceae [3] Hippophae rhamnoides (dg fo pf wp) [4] 2013-04-30 00:00:00 [5] 32 each seeds in [6] plant [7] 14 [14] 20 each [15] Dioecious, spiny shrub to small tree. Native to temperate Europe and Asia. All zones. The tree, even when young and bush-like, is excellent in hedgerows and shelterbelts. The fruit juice is loaded with vitamins, amino acids and antioxidants; improves immune response. Oil of seeds is an effective sunblock. [16] Nitrogen [18] Food, Immunostimulant [8]

Output: Scarify seeds and sow in warm, sandy soil. Germination is in 2 weeks or so -- a dependable and fun germinator. Space 10 or more feet apart.

Plant used for/Immunostimulant - EcoReality


Input: [0] 63 [1] Rhodiola, Scandanavian; Golden Root; Rose Root [2] Crassulaceae [3] Rhodiola rosea (dg fo pf wp) [7] 42 [9] 127 [10] Ideal growing site components include full or almost full sun, good drainage during the spring runoff and some shelter from the wind. While the latter is not imperitive, it will help conserve soil moisture and enhance growth. R. rosea is very drought tolerant and does not require irrigation, however, it will benefit from regular watering - natural or otherwise. Field spacing depends on the chosen weed control system, especially if plastic mulch is used. One foot in-row spacing, with eight-inch between-row spacing of plants is an average for current trials, giving three to four rows of plants per (mulched) bed. Path spacing between beds will vary with the weeding regime, or a solid (pathless) planting may be prefered. [11] sun or partial shade [12] moist [14] 100 each [15] Perennial, fleshy succulent. Rhodiola rosea is quite variable depending on origin. This seed originated from Norway.The photo is characteristic of its form. The dried roots are rose-scented, loaded with immune stimulating glycosides (e.g. rosavin, rosin). Uplifting adaptogenic properties similar to Eleuthero Ginseng. These plants are not very heat tolerant and will do best at elevation and in the north. Time to harvest can be as short as three growing seasons, when roots can attain 0.75% rosavin content or better, though four to five year's growth will provide greater root biomass and a rosavin content of 1% or more. The roots tend to deteriorate from within as they age, harboring patches of necrotic tissue (or "heartrot") to which they will eventually succumb. The upshot is that - while there may be 75-year old plants in the wild - the maximum age of a commercial field may only be six or seven years. The dynamics of root attrition due to disease are not yet understood, and may differ with various cultivars and soil conditions. Initial indications are that fertilization is not benificial under normal conditions. R. rosea is an adaptable species, and as such appears to do well in a variety of soil types, from rocky gravel through heavy clay to silty, sandy and peaty loam soil types. The relationship between soil pH and rosavin levels is presently poorly understood, but may favor acidity - ? As a circumpolar species, Rhodiola does well at high latitudes, where its production of rosavins assists survival under harsh conditions. How it performs in warmer climates will be an interesting experiment. [18] Adaptogen, Antidepressant, Immunostimulant [8]

Output: Germination benefits greatly from cold conditioning/stratification, possibly ~ 6 weeks at 5 Celcius or colder, though typically seed is sown on moist sterilized potting soil (in plugtrays - 72 cell trays are popular) during the winter and placed outside for two months or more, preferably with snow cover. Seeds can be covered lightly or pressed into the soil surface, but should not be buried too deeply or allowed to dry out completely. In Canada, sprouts appear in late April or early May, after daytime temperatures increase, and can withstand significant frosts. Alternatively, strategies which utilize or mimic ethylene gas may also promote germination. Young seedlings grow slowly, and do better in a location semi-sheltered from sun and wind. They grow slowly, suffering both when the soil remains saturated with moisture for extended periods and when the soil becomes very dry. Thus a balance between overwatering and drought conditions should be maintained. Mild fertilization may be beneficial, but is not required. After a month or two, when a stalk is sent up from the rosette of seed leaves, seedlings can be exposed to more sun to maximize growth. Seedlings can be transplanted in their first year, but can also be kept in plugtrays for a year or two to minimize weeding in the field. Excellent transplant survival rates can be achieved any time the ground is not frozen, even with dormant (leafless) plugs in the fall. Eventually plant growth will suffer if seedlings are not planted out. -- GORDON STEINRATHS

Plant used for/Immunostimulant - EcoReality


Input: [Result] Used to display the running configuration stored in VRAM. [Command(s)]

Output: Show running-config

1,001 CCNA Routing and Switching Practice Questions For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Result] Used to display the startup configuration stored in NVRAM. [Command(s)]

Output: Show startup-config

1,001 CCNA Routing and Switching Practice Questions For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Result] Used to show a summary of the interfaces and their status. [Command(s)]

Output: Show ip interface brief

1,001 CCNA Routing and Switching Practice Questions For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Result] Used to display detailed information about each interface. [Command(s)]

Output: Show interfaces

1,001 CCNA Routing and Switching Practice Questions For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Result] Used to display detailed information about a specific interface. [Command(s)]

Output: Show interface serial 0/0

1,001 CCNA Routing and Switching Practice Questions For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Result] Displays the routing table. [Command(s)]

Output: Show ip route

1,001 CCNA Routing and Switching Practice Questions For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Result] Displays the host name table. [Command(s)]

Output: Show hosts

1,001 CCNA Routing and Switching Practice Questions For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Result] Used to display whether the serial interface is a DCE or DTE device. [Command(s)]

Output: Show controller serial0/1

1,001 CCNA Routing and Switching Practice Questions For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Result] Used to display what routing protocols are loaded. [Command(s)]

Output: Show ip protocols

1,001 CCNA Routing and Switching Practice Questions For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Result] Used to display basic information about neighboring devices such as name, type of device, and model. [Command(s)]

Output: Show cdp neighbors

1,001 CCNA Routing and Switching Practice Questions For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Result] Used to display detailed information about neighboring devices such as name, type of device, model, and IP address. [Command(s)]

Output: Show cdp neighbors detail

1,001 CCNA Routing and Switching Practice Questions For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Only quarterbacks

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

Output: Only running backs

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

Output: Only wide receivers

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

Output: Only tight ends

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

Output: Any wide receiver or running back

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

Output: Any wide receiver or tight end

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

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

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

Output: Any wide receiver, running back or tight end

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

Output: Only kickers

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

Output: Only team defenses

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

Output: Any defensive player

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

Output: Only defensive linemen

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

Output: Only defensive backs

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

Output: Only linebackers

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

Output: Only corner backs

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

Output: Only safties

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

Output: Any player

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Input: [Record Number] *PW5575-01 [Record Description] A copy of any application tendered for filing with the FCC, together with all related material, including supporting documentation of any points claimed in the application pursuant to Sec. 73.7003, and copies of FCC decisions pertaining thereto. If petitions to deny are filed against the application and have been served on the applicant, a statement that such a petition has been filed shall be maintained in the file together with the name and address of the party filing the petition. [Retention Period] Applications shall be retained until final action has been taken on the application, except that applications for a new construction permit granted pursuant to a waiver showing and applications for assignment or transfer of license granted pursuant to a waiver showing shall be retained for as long as the waiver is in effect. In addition, license renewal applications granted on a short-term basis shall be retained until final action has been taken on the license renewal application filed immediately following the shortened license term. [Remarks] By regulation - 47 CFR 73.3527(e)(2). [Record Title]

Output: APPLICATIONS AND RELATED MATERIALS

Local Schedule PW, Retention Schedule for Records of Public Works and Other Government Services | TSLAC


Input: [Record Number] *PW5575-02 [Record Description] For nonexempt noncommercial educational broadcast stations, every three months a list of programs that have provided the station's most significant treatment of community issues during the preceding three month period. The list shall include a brief narrative describing what issues were given significant treatment and the programming that provided this treatment. The description of the programs shall include, but shall not be limited to, the time, date, duration, and title of each program in which the issue was treated. [Retention Period] Until final action has been taken on the station's next license renewal application. [Remarks] By regulation - 47 CFR 73.3527(e)(8)(i). [Record Title]

Output: ISSUES/PROGRAMS LISTS

Local Schedule PW, Retention Schedule for Records of Public Works and Other Government Services | TSLAC


Input: [Record Number] PW5575-03 [Record Description] Records relating to applications for the construction of new stations in the noncommercial educational broadcast services, including copies of applications and all exhibits, letters, and other documents tendered with or incorporated by reference in the application; all correspondence between the applicant and the FCC; any initial and final decisions in any hearings on the application; copies of any petitions filed to deny the application; and documentation relating to any requests for an extension of time to complete construction. [Record Title]

Output: CONSTRUCTION PERMIT RECORDS

Local Schedule PW, Retention Schedule for Records of Public Works and Other Government Services | TSLAC


Input: [Record Number] PW5575-03a [Record Description] If permit is granted. [Retention Period] Until the expiration of the first licensing term (5 years for television licensees and 7 years for radio licensees) or until the grant of the first renewal application of the license in question, whichever later. [Remarks] By regulation - 47 CFR 73.3527(e)(2). [Record Title]

Output: CONSTRUCTION PERMIT RECORDS

Local Schedule PW, Retention Schedule for Records of Public Works and Other Government Services | TSLAC


Input: [Record Number] PW5575-03b [Record Description] If permit is denied. [Retention Period] Until denial of permit by the FCC or, if appealed to a court, until decision of FCC upheld. [Record Title]

Output: CONSTRUCTION PERMIT RECORDS

Local Schedule PW, Retention Schedule for Records of Public Works and Other Government Services | TSLAC


Input: [Record Number] PW5575-04 [Record Description] Lists of donors supporting specific programs broadcast by the station. [Retention Period] 2 years. [Remarks] By regulation - 47 CFR 73.3527(e)(9). [Record Title]

Output: DONOR LISTS

Local Schedule PW, Retention Schedule for Records of Public Works and Other Government Services | TSLAC


Input: [Record Number] *PW5575-05 [Record Description] Copies of annual employment reports filed with the FCC, including all exhibits, letters, and other documents filed with or incorporated by reference in the report. [Retention Period] Until final action has been taken on the station's next license renewal application. [Remarks] By regulation - 47 CFR 73.3527(e)(6). [Record Title]

Output: EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY FILE

Local Schedule PW, Retention Schedule for Records of Public Works and Other Government Services | TSLAC


Input: [Record Number] PW5575-06 [Record Description] Station operation and broadcasting licenses and permits from the FCC, except those noted elsewhere in this part. [Retention Period] Expiration or cancellation of license or permit + 3 years. [Record Title]

Output: OPERATIONAL LICENSES AND PERMITS

Local Schedule PW, Retention Schedule for Records of Public Works and Other Government Services | TSLAC


Input: [Record Number] PW5575-07 [Record Description] Record of requests made by or on behalf of political candidates for broadcast time, including a schedule of time purchased or provided free, when spots actually aired, the rates charged (if any), and the classes of time purchased (if any). [Retention Period] 2 years. [Remarks] By regulation - 47 CFR 73.1943(c). [Record Title]

Output: POLITICAL FILES

Local Schedule PW, Retention Schedule for Records of Public Works and Other Government Services | TSLAC


Input: [Record Number] PW5575-08 [Record Description] Logs containing technical data on the operation of the station as required by regulations of the FCC (47 CFR 73.1800 and 73.1820). [Retention Period] 2 years, but see retention note. [Remarks] By regulation - 47 CFR 73.1840(a). Retention Note: It is an exception to the retention period indicated that logs involving communications incident to a disaster or which include communications incident to or involved in an investigation by the FCC and about which the licensee has been notified, shall be retained by the licensee until specifically authorized in writing by the FCC to destroy them. In addition, logs incident to or involved in any claim or complaint of which the licensee has notice shall be retained by the licensee until such claim or complaint has been fully satisfied or until the same has been barred by statute limiting the time for filing of suits upon such claims. [Record Title]

Output: STATION LOGS

Local Schedule PW, Retention Schedule for Records of Public Works and Other Government Services | TSLAC


Input: [Name] XML [LocalizedName] XML file with report data [Visible]

Output: True

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Input: [Name] NULL [LocalizedName] NullRenderer [Visible]

Output: False

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Input: [Name] CSV [LocalizedName] CSV (comma delimited) [Visible]

Output: True

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Input: [Name] ATOM [LocalizedName] Data Feed [Visible]

Output: False

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Input: [Name] PDF [LocalizedName] PDF [Visible]

Output: True

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Input: [Name] RGDI [LocalizedName] Remote GDI+ file [Visible]

Output: False

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Input: [Name] MHTML [LocalizedName] MHTML (web archive) [Visible]

Output: True

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Input: [Name] EXCEL [LocalizedName] Excel 2003 [Visible]

Output: False

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Input: [Name] EXCELOPENXML [LocalizedName] Excel [Visible]

Output: True

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Input: [Name] RPL [LocalizedName] RPL Renderer [Visible]

Output: True

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Input: [Name] IMAGE [LocalizedName] TIFF File [Visible]

Output: True

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Input: [Name] WORD [LocalizedName] Word 2003 [Visible]

Output: False

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Input: [Name] WORDOPENXML [LocalizedName] Word [Visible]

Output: True

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Input: [Printed No.] 2006 [Sponsor] LaValle [Title]

Output: An act to amend the correction law, in relation to sex offender registration


Input: [Printed No.] 2459 Refer to Finance [Sponsor] Lanza [Title]

Output: An act to amend the executive law and the penal law, in relation to preventing certain sex offenders who are released on parole or sentenced to probation from entering public, association or free libraries


Input: [Printed No.] 3582 Refer to Finance [Sponsor] Robach [Title]

Output: An act to amend the correction law, in relation to establishing the sex offender public awareness program


Input: [Printed No.] 3762 [Sponsor] Golden [Title]

Output: An act to amend the correction law, in relation to prohibiting registered sex offenders from working with children


Input: [Printed No.] 4133 Refer to Finance [Sponsor] Golden [Title]

Output: An act to amend the executive law, in relation to requiring unanimous agreement by the parole board to release an inmate on parole


Input: [Printed No.] 4165 Refer to Finance [Sponsor] Lanza [Title]

Output: An act to amend the correction law, in relation to information contained in the sex offender registry


Input: [Printed No.] 4345 Refer to Finance [Sponsor] Gallivan [Title]

Output: An act to amend the executive law, in relation to eligibility of and awards to certain family members for crime scene clean-up


Input: [Printed No.] 4821 Refer to Finance [Sponsor] Gallivan [Title]

Output: An act to amend the correction law, in relation to risk-level recommendations under the sex offender registration act


Input: [Printed No.] 1209 [Sponsor] Carlucci [Title]

Output: An act to amend the correction law, in relation to requiring that websites providing inmate information be searchable by the inmate's name, former name or alias


Input: [Form Number] CH-100-INFO [Purpose] Read first. Information sheet on how to ask for a civil harassment restraining order. [Form Name]

Output: Can a Civil Harassment Restraining Order Help Me?


Input: [Form Number] CH-100 [Purpose] Use to start the court case to get a civil harassment restraining order. [Form Name]

Output: Request for Civil Harassment Restraining Orders


Input: [Form Number] CH-109 [Purpose] Will tell you when to go to court. [Form Name]

Output: Notice of Court Hearing


Input: [Form Number] CH-110 [Purpose] Will tell you which, if any, temporary restraining orders (TROs) the judge signed [Form Name]

Output: Temporary Restraining Order (CLETS-TCH)


Input: [Form Number] CLETS-001 [Purpose] Fill out when you file for your restraining order. Gives information about your case to all law enforcement agencies through a computerized database. [Form Name]

Output: Confidential CLETS Information


Input: [Form Number] MC-020 OR MC-025 [Purpose] Use if you need more space to answer some of the questions when you fill out your Request. [Form Name]

Output: Additional Page OR Attachment to Judicial Council Form


Input: [Form Number] CM-010 [Purpose] Required when you file any new civil case. [Form Name]

Output: Civil Case Cover Sheet


Input: [Form Number] MC-030 OR MC-031 [Purpose] Use to give more information or for witness statements. [Form Name]

Output: Declaration OR Attached Declaration


Input: [Form Number] CH-200-INFO [Purpose] Gives you information on serving your civil harassment papers. [Form Name]

Output: What Is “Proof of Personal Service”?


Input: [Form Number] CH-200 [Purpose] Use to prove that you had someone 18 or older (NOT you) give the person to be restrained a copy of the request, notice of court hearing, and temporary restraining order (if issued) in person. [Form Name]

Output: Proof of Personal Service


Input: [Form Number] CH-130 [Purpose] If the judge grants any restraining orders, he or she will sign this form. [Form Name]

Output: Civil Harassment Restraining Order After Hearing (CLETS-CHO)


Input: [Form Number] CH-260 [Purpose] Use to prove that you had someone 18 or older (NOT you) mail to the restrained person a copy of your Civil Harassment Restraining Order After Hearing (Form CH-130). Make sure you can in fact serve Form CH-130 by mail in your case. [Form Name]

Output: Proof of Service of Order After Hearing by Mail


Input: [Form Number] CH-120-INFO [Purpose] Serve on the restrained person with the TRO. [Form Name]

Output: How Can I Respond to a Request for Civil Harassment Restraining Orders?


Input: [Form Number] CH-120 [Purpose] Leave this form blank and serve on the restrained person with the copy of your request and notice of hearing. [Form Name]

Output: Response to Request for Civil Harassment Restraining Orders


Input: [Form Number] CH-800 [Purpose] Leave this form blank and serve on the restrained person with the copy of your request and notice of hearing. [Form Name]

Output: Proof of Firearms Turned In, Sold,or Stored


Input: [Hazard] Fire [Thise Affected] All participants [Potential consequences] Death [Residual Risk] Low [Control measures]

Output: Smoking is prohibited in the museum Fire extinguishers are provided throughout the premises Clearly signed fire escape routes are provided Emergency lighting is provided A fire alarm system with smoke detectors is provided, with a link to a control room who can alert the fire service


Input: [Hazard] Slips/Trips/Falls [Thise Affected] All participants [Potential consequences] Minor injury [Residual Risk] Low to Medium [Notes] First aid kits available, but groups are encouraged to bring their own and provide first aiders Education Officer is qualified paediatric first aider. [Control measures]

Output: Leader to point out hazards to other adults, including stairs and ramp Ramp to be roped off while groups of children present All adults to supervise children appropriately Children to be encouraged to use hand rails when ascending/descending the stairs Stairs to be illuminated unless well lit by daylight. Spills cleared up immediately to avoid slippages Trip hazards removed by staff Access to ice well locked or fully controlled


Input: [Hazard] Climbing/falling into ice well [Thise Affected] Children [Potential consequences] Death [Residual Risk] Low [Control measures]

Output: All school groups and children are prohibited from descending into the ice well Gate leading to ice well steps is kept locked. Ice well void is securely fenced All adults are to ensure that children are not allowed to climb on any fence.


Input: [Hazard] Manual handling - wheelchairs [Thise Affected] Carers, wheelchair users [Potential consequences] Minor injury only [Residual Risk] Low [Control measures]

Output: Carers/users to be shown the lifts for movement from floor to floor


Input: [Hazard] Falling in the canal Drowning Leptospirosis Injury due to hazards under water [Thise Affected] All participants [Potential consequences] Consequences range from embarrassment to death. [Residual Risk] Very low chance of death by drowning as rescue is relatively easy. Very low risk of leptospirosis - staff will advice anyone who falls in on precautions. Low risk of under-water hazards causing injury [Control measures]

Output: Adults to supervise children at all times Warning notices displayed on the rare occasions when the water surface is covered in weed, which can lead to the illusion of grass in the eyes of small children No unsupervised access to boats - museum personnel must be present Life-saving equipment is provided Advice on Leptospirosis precautions is readily available


Input: [Hazard] Child protection risks [Thise Affected] Children [Potential consequences] Serious emotional or physical harm [Residual Risk] Low [Control measures]

Output: The museum has a child protection policy in place Staff receive training in this area Children are always to be supervised by teacher or other accompanying adult Children remain in groups


Input: [Hazard] Electrical hazards [Thise Affected] All participants [Potential consequences] Injury or death [Residual Risk] Low [Control measures]

Output: Regular visual inspections of equipment Any equipment giving cause for concern checked by competent person Residual current devices are in place covering all circuits Trailing leads to be taped down (or rubber protector used) to avoid equipment being damaged and trip hazard. Equipment brought into the museum only used after inspection by a member of staff


Input: [Operation] Run a program to access the target console. [Notes] . [Command]

Output: console

Difference between revisions of "Target Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Operation] Copy files to or from the target. [Notes] . [Command]

Output: cp

Difference between revisions of "Target Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Operation] Install kernel config for target in the $KBUILD_OUTPUT directory [Notes] assumes the current directory is top kernel source dir. [Command]

Output: get_config

Difference between revisions of "Target Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Operation] Install kernel sources for target in the $KERNEL_SRC directory [Notes] . [Command]

Output: get_kernel

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Input: [Operation] Show this online help. [Notes] . [Command]

Output: help

Difference between revisions of "Target Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Operation] Show information about a target. [Notes] . [Command]

Output: info

Difference between revisions of "Target Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Operation] Build kernel from source. [Notes] assumes the current directory is the top kernel source dir. [Command]

Output: kbuild

Difference between revisions of "Target Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Operation] Install kernel for use on target. [Notes] assumes the current directory is the top kernel source dir. [Command]

Output: kinstall

Difference between revisions of "Target Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Operation] Show a list of available targets. [Notes] . [Command]

Output: list

Difference between revisions of "Target Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Operation] Run a program to perform a network login on the target. [Notes] . [Command]

Output: login

Difference between revisions of "Target Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Operation] Reset target board. [Notes] . [Command]

Output: reset

Difference between revisions of "Target Program Usage Guide" - eLinux.org


Input: [Operation] Remove files from the target. [Notes] . [Command]

Output: rm

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Input: [Operation] Run a command on the target, collecting it's output [Notes] . [Command]

Output: run

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Input: [Operation] Set an individual config option [Notes] assumes the current directory is top kernel source dir [Command]

Output: set_config

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Input: [Operation] Starts shell with environment for performing build and other operations [Notes] . [Command]

Output: setenv

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Input: [Operation] Show status of target, including reservations. [Notes] not implemented yet [Command]

Output: status

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Input: [Operation] Show version information and exit. [Notes] . [Command]

Output: version

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Input: [Operation] Wait for a condition to be true. [Notes] command is executed on host (not on the target) [Command]

Output: wait_for

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Input: [Switch] -B [Description]

Output: build-only; generally used with -k to build a port before running pbi_create manually

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Table 7.47.4l: pbi_makeport Options [Tables 12]


Input: [Switch] -c confdir [Description]

Output: specify the metadata configuration directory; while not required it is highly recommended as metadata is required to create icons and binary entry-points

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Input: [Switch] -d portsdir [Description]

Output: specify an alternative ports directory; defaults to /usr/ports

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Input: [Switch] -k [Description]

Output: keep the build files after building the PBI

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Input: [Switch] -o outdir [Description]

Output: the directory to place the finished PBI file; defaults to user's $HOME directory

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Input: [Switch] -p prefix [Description]

Output: manually provide a PREFIX which determines the location where the PBI will be installed on the end-user's system

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Input: [Switch] --32 [Description]

Output: include when building a 32-bit PBI on a 64-bit system

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Input: [Switch] --delbuild [Description]

Output: remove any existing build directories before starting the build

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Input: [Switch] --mkdebug [Description]

Output: will drop to a debugging shell should the port make fail

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Input: [Switch] --no-prune [Description]

Output: disable auto-pruning of non-REQUIREDBY ports after the compile phase; by default any ports which are used solely for building and which are not required for program execution will be pruned

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Input: [Switch] --pkgdir dir [Description]

Output: uses the specified directory to cache the .txz package so subsequent builds will not rebuild the port from source

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Input: [Switch] --tmpfs [Description]

Output: automatically create and mount a tmp filesystem and use it for WRKDIRPREFIX; can speed up port compiles on systems with available RAM

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Input: [Switch] --sign keyfile [Description]

Output: digitally sign the PBI file with the specified openssl private key file

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Input: [Research Supervisors] Belliveau, Dan [Research Interests]

Output: Three-dimensional representations of anatomy and their enhancement of the learning environment The influence of competition on learning

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Input: [Research Supervisors] Burke, Shauna [Research Interests]

Output: Infant, child, and youth health Childhood obesity Measurement and promotion of physical activity in children and adults Breastfeeding and infant feeding practices Health promotion Group dynamics

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Input: [Research Supervisors] Charland, Louis [Research Interests]

Output: Mental health diagnosis Psychopathology of affectivity Decisional capacity Addiction Cross-cultural psychiatry

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Input: [Research Supervisors] Donelle, Lorie [Research Interests]

Output: Health promotion Health literacy of health care providers and clients Health information technology use among health care providers and clients

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Input: [Research Supervisors] Fitzsimmons, Deborah [Research Interests]

Output: Management and implementation of complex systems within health care settings, including telehealth and decision support systems Health care technologies to support improved self/directed management of conditions and/or rehabilitation User and knowledge user engagement with health technologies Use of technology to support aging, community health and to optimize seniors' health and independence

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Input: [Research Supervisors] Irwin, Jennifer [Research Interests]

Output: Obesity prevention and treatment Motivational interviewing and life coaching interventions Promotion of health-related physical activity and dietary intake behaviours Tobacco and smoking behaviours

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Input: [Research Supervisors] Johnson, Andrew [Research Interests]

Output: Neural efficiency, information processing speed Interaction between cognition and motor function Identification of patient values within an evidence-based practice framework Identification of concussion, and tracking concussion symptoms

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Input: [Research Supervisors] Kirkwood, Ken [Research Interests]

Output: Ethics of ingestion Moral understandings of things humans put in their bodies Recreational and performance-enhancing drug use Food ethics Social class issues and disparities of health and health care provision

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Input: [Research Supervisors] Kloseck, Marita [Research Interests]

Output: Health promotion Community capacity building Age-friendly cities and communities Community health, aging and optimizing seniors’ health and independence Health and function of older individuals living in the community Threats to independence with advancing age Peer-led education models to improve chronic disease outcomes

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Input: [Research Supervisors] Kothari, Anita [Research Interests]

Output: Knowledge translation and exchange Public health services

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Input: [Research Supervisors] Lee, Chris [Research Interests]

Output: Golden Section Hypothesis

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Input: [Research Supervisors] Melling, Jamie [Research Interests]

Output: Roles and mechanisms of intracellular molecular signaling pathways in the development of cardiovascular disease/complications associated with Type II diabetes Neurological influence of adrenergic signaling in the expression of stress-related cardioprotective proteins in the heart and vasculature Alleviation of cardiovascular and metabolic complications associated with Type II diabetes patients

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Input: [Research Supervisors] Orchard, Treena [Research Interests]

Output: Sexuality Gender and Health Community-based research with a range of different populations, including female sex workers, Aboriginal men and women, gay men and youth

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Input: [Research Supervisors] Polzer, Jessica [Research Interests]

Output: Sociology of health and illness Social theories of health, risk and the body Experiences of health and risks to health Social and ethical impacts of technologies in health Biotechnology, gender and medicalization Critical theories of health promotion Foucault, biopolitics and governmentality

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Input: [Research Supervisors] Savundranayagam, Marie [Research Interests]

Output: Communication and formal and informal caregiving Person-centered care for individuals with Alzheimer's disease or related dementia Caregiver interventions

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Input: [Research Supervisors] Sibbald, Shannon [Research Interests]

Output: Health and Health Systems Public Health, Health Promotion and Population Ethics Interdisciplinary Research Combining the methods and theories from a variety of disciplines to create innovative solutions to health systems challenges Knowledge to Action and Implementation Science How communities of practice share knowledge How knowledge flows through primary health teams Integrated Knowledge Work How policy makers use evidence in decision making How executive leaders manage organizational knowledge

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Input: [Research Supervisors] Zecevic, Aleksandra [Research Interests]

Output: Aging and health Gerontology Falls and injury prevention in the elderly (systems approach) Safety culture in health care Dementia, stroke, osteoporosis, arthritis Biomechanics (gait, balance, mobility) Age Friendly Cities

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Input: [example sentence] The Olympic Games give us the chance to celebrate our shared humanity. [meaning] to mark a special occasion, or to praise or highlight something special, with festive events [word]

Output: celebrate

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Input: [example sentence] Athletes say they have to conquer their fears and doubts in order to perform at their best. [meaning] to defeat or achieve victory over someone or something [word]

Output: conquer

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Input: [example sentence] The Olympic Creed always appears on the scoreboard during the Opening Ceremony. [meaning] a set of basic beliefs and principles [word]

Output: creed

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Input: [example sentence] Even though she wasn't the winner of her event, she did her best and performed with dignity. [meaning] a sense of pride and self-respect [word]

Output: dignity

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Input: [example sentence] One of the essential qualities of a great athlete is belief in his or her own ability. [meaning] of the greatest importance; absolutely necessary [word]

Output: essential

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Input: [example sentence] It's essential that athletes perform fairly, referees rule fairly, and judges score fairly. [meaning] (to do something) with honesty; without cheating or bias [word]

Output: fairly

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Input: [example sentence] What do you think people mean when they talk about our 'shared humanity' or the 'human spirit'? [meaning] the fact or condition of being human; positive qualities we share, such as benevolence [word]

Output: humanity

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Input: [example sentence] The object of athletes should be to perform to the best of their ability. [meaning] the thing you want to get or achieve; what you aim to do [word]

Output: object

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Input: [example sentence] Most athletes perform better in front of a crowd, possibly because of adrenalin. [meaning] to carry out an activity for which one has trained, such as a sport [word]

Output: perform

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Input: [example sentence] The Olympic spirit is shown when spectators applaud all the competitors, not just the winners. [meaning] a special attitude or feeling associated with something [word]

Output: spirit

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Input: [example sentence] Every athlete has to struggle against difficulties such as injuries and defeats. [meaning] to try hard, esp. when faced with difficulties or challenges [word]

Output: struggle

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Input: [example sentence] Over 10,000 athletes will take part in the next Olympic Games. [meaning] to join in (an activity); participate [word]

Output: take part

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Input: [Criteria] 1194.31(a) At least one mode of operation and information retrieval that does not require user vision shall be provided, or support for assistive technology used by people who are blind or visually impaired shall be provided. [Supporting Features] Yes

Output: Subject to the information provided in this document, this product has been developed to meet the applicable technical provisions of the 508 standards.

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Remarks (e.g., definition, equivalent facilitation, scope of support provided)


Input: [Criteria] 1194.31(b) At least one mode of operation and information retrieval that does not require visual acuity greater than 20/70 shall be provided in audio and enlarged print output working together or independently, or support for assistive technology used by people who are visually impaired shall be provided. [Supporting Features] Yes

Output: Subject to the information provided in this document, this product has been developed to meet the applicable technical provisions of the 508 standards.

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Remarks (e.g., definition, equivalent facilitation, scope of support provided)


Input: [Criteria] 1194.31(c) At least one mode of operation and information retrieval that does not require user hearing shall be provided, or support for assistive technology used by people who are deaf or hard of hearing shall be provided [Supporting Features] Not Applicable

Output: There is no reliance on sound.

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Input: [Criteria] 1194.31(d) Where audio information is important for the use of a product, at least one mode of operation and information retrieval shall be provided in an enhanced auditory fashion, or support for assistive hearing devices shall be provided. [Supporting Features] Not Applicable

Output: There is no reliance on sound.

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Remarks (e.g., definition, equivalent facilitation, scope of support provided)


Input: [Criteria] 1194.31(e) At least one mode of operation and information retrieval that does not require user speech shall be provided, or support for assistive technology used by people with disabilities shall be provided. [Supporting Features] Not Applicable

Output: There is no reliance on speech input.

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Input: [Criteria] 1194.31(f) At least one mode of operation and information retrieval that does not require fine motor control or simultaneous actions and that is operable with limited reach and strength shall be provided. [Supporting Features] Yes

Output: Subject to the information provided in this document, this product has been developed to meet the applicable technical provisions of the 508 standards.

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Input: [Name] src [Required] false [Attribute Constraints] This attribute must not be specified in conjunction with the fetchid attribute. [Type] Valid URI [Default Value] none [Valid Values] a valid URI [Description]

Output: A URI which references a resource which is the script content, and which must be resolved when the CCXML document is compiled. Note that the value of the src attribute must not be an ECMAScript expression in order to allow it to be resolved at compile-time. If the ECMAScript script referenced can not be loaded at the CCXML document loading and parsing phase it should be considered a Fetching & compilation error as defined in section 9.5.1.

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Input: [Name] fetchid [Required] false [Attribute Constraints] This attribute must not be specified in conjunction with the src attribute, otherwise ignored. [Type] ECMAScript Expression [Default Value] none [Valid Values] valid fetch ID [Description]

Output: An ECMAScript expression which returns the fetch identifier of a completed fetch request, acquired either in a fetch with the fetchid attribute, or from the fetchid attribute of a fetch.done event. If the fetch identifier is invalid, has not completed, or the fetched content is not valid ECMAScript, an error.semantic event must be thrown.

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Input: [Name] timeout [Required] false [Attribute Constraints] This attribute is only valid in conjunction with the src attribute, otherwise ignored. [Type] Character string [Default Value] none [Valid Values] Character string in CSS2 [CSS2] format [Description]

Output: The character string must be interpreted as a time interval. This interval must begin when the script is requested; If the script has not been fetched at the end of this interval, an error.fetch or error.createccxml event must be thrown.

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Input: [Name] maxage [Required] false [Attribute Constraints] This attribute is only valid in conjunction with the src attribute, otherwise ignored. [Type] Character string [Default Value] none [Valid Values] A valid time value for the HTTP 1.1 request [RFC2616] [Description]

Output: The character string must be interpreted as a time interval. This indicates that the document is willing to use content whose age must be no greater than the specified time in seconds (cf. 'max-age' in HTTP 1.1 [RFC2616]). The document is not willing to use stale content, unless maxstale is also provided.

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Input: [Name] maxstale [Required] false [Attribute Constraints] This attribute is only valid in conjunction with the src attribute, otherwise ignored. [Type] Character string [Default Value] none [Valid Values] A valid time value for the HTTP 1.1 request [RFC2616] [Description]

Output: The character string must be interpreted as a time interval. This indicates that the document is willing to use content that has exceeded its expiration time (cf. 'max-stale' in HTTP 1.1 [RFC2616]). If maxstale is assigned a value, then the document is willing to accept content that has exceeded its expiration time by no more than the specified number of seconds.

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Input: [Name] charset [Required] false [Type] Character string [Default Value] UTF-8 [Valid Values] valid character encoding type [Description]

Output: A character string that indicates the character encoding type of the script. UTF-8 and UTF-16 encodings of ISO/IEC 10646 must be supported (as in [XML] ) and other encodings, as defined in the [IANA] , may be supported.

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Input: [Services] Fixed Income Managed Accounts [Features] Access short-term, intermediate, and long-term investment strategies from professional asset managers. [Minimums] $250,000 [Annual Management Fees]

Output: Starts at 0.65%

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Input: [Services] Equity Managed Accounts [Features] Access small-cap, large-cap, or international investment strategies from professional asset managers. [Minimums] $100,000 [Annual Management Fees]

Output: Starts at 1.35%

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Input: [Services] Diversified Managed Accounts [Features] Get the expertise of professional asset managers and the oversight of an overlay portfolio manager in a single, diversified account. [Minimums] $250,000–$650,000 [Annual Management Fees]

Output: Starts at 1.1%

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Input: [Services] Schwab Private Client™ [Features] A team of investment professionals helps you construct and manage a customized portfolio, but you still make all the final decisions. [Minimums] $500,000 [Annual Management Fees]

Output: Starts at 0.90% for equities Starts at 0.70% for fixed income

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Input: [Services] Schwab Advisor Network® [Features] Get a referral to a local independent advisor offering specialized expertise for complex situations and comprehensive wealth management. [Minimums] $500,000 [Annual Management Fees]

Output: No charge for referrals Fees vary by advisor

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Input: [Services] PIMCO Muni Bond Ladder Accounts [Features] Access professionally managed strategies that offer ongoing credit monitoring and income generation from municipal bonds. [Minimums] $250,000 [Annual Management Fees]

Output: Starts at 0.35%

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Input: [Services] Windhaven Portfolios™ [Features] Invest in Windhaven's globally diversified and dynamically managed portfolios primarily composed of ETFs. [Minimums] $100,000 [Annual Management Fees]

Output: Starts at 0.95%

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Input: [Services] ThomasPartners™ Dividend Growth Strategy [Features] Invest in a dividend growth strategy that strives to deliver monthly income, annual income growth, and long-term capital appreciation. [Minimums] $100,000 [Annual Management Fees]

Output: Starts at 0.90%

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Input: [Default] y [Explanation] Specifies if the span is active. [Possible Values] y = active n = inactive [Parameter]

Output: Activate the ACTI span?

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Input: [Default] CRC4 [Explanation] Specifies the framing protocol used on this span. Determined by the service provider. We recommend using CRC4 only. [Possible Values] CRC4 non-CRC4 [Parameter]

Output: Framing

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Input: [Default] HDB3 [Explanation] Specifies the zero code suppression for the span. Determined by the service provider. We recommend using HDB3 only. [Possible Values] HDB3 [Parameter]

Output: Zero code suppression

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Input: [Default] external [Explanation] Specifies if the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server should get clock timing from the PBX or central office or if timing is generated by Cisco Unified MeetingPlace. All spans should be configured as external. The internal setting is for diagnostic purposes. [Possible Values] internal external (the span is connected to the public network or a trusted system, such as the PBX) [Parameter]

Output: Timing

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Input: [Default] none. The T1 span connected to the T1 Smart Blade in slot 1, line A gets sync priority 1, line B gets 2, etc. [Explanation] Specifies the priority of the spans that are set for external timing. The Cisco Unified MeetingPlace system always tries to synchronize from the highest priority span. If the synchronization span goes down, the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace system automatically switches synchronization to the next highest span. If a higher priority span comes up, the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace system automatically synchronizes off of it. [Possible Values] 1-255 (1 is the highest, 255 is the lowest) never [Parameter]

Output: External sync priority

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Input: [Default] Numbering is done in order (1, 2, 3, etc.). For example, Trunk [1]:port 0 Trunk [2]:port 1 Trunk [3]:port 2 [Explanation] Specifies which port in the database is assigned to the specific hardware trunk on the card. [Possible Values] number [Parameter]

Output: Trunk [x]

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Input: [Default] n [Explanation] Specifies if the span should be put into a loopback mode for testing from the remote end. [Possible Values] y = yes n = no (normal operation) [Parameter]

Output: Remote loopback to network

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Input: [Default] n [Explanation] Specifies if the span should loop back locally for running diagnostics. [Possible Values] y = yes n = no (normal operation) [Parameter]

Output: Internal data loopback

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Input: [Default] 2 [Explanation] Specifies the number of the port group. [Possible Values] 0 (T1 CAS) 1 (IP)* 2 (E1) 3 (T1 PRI) [Parameter]

Output: Port group

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Input: [Default] n [Explanation] Specifies if the port group is active. [Possible Values] y = yes n = no [Parameter]

Output: Active?

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Input: [Default] E1 [Explanation] Specifies the type of card. [Possible Values] none T1* analog E1 IP [Parameter]

Output: Card type

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Input: [Default] E1 [Explanation] Specifies the signaling protocol. [Possible Values] loop start wink start* ground start clear channel E1 IP protocol table [Parameter]

Output: Signaling protocol

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Input: [Default] 0 [Explanation] Specifies the number of the protocol table to copy from. [Possible Values] number from 0 to 99 [Parameter]

Output: Protocol table

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Input: [Default] 0 [Explanation] Specifies the number of DID digits. [Possible Values] number from 0 to 6 [Parameter]

Output: Number of DID digits expected

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Input: [Default] combined access [Explanation] Specifies the access type [Possible Values] Combined access DID meeting* Profile MeetingNotes loop through transfer EBSApp1004 EBSApp1005 EBSApp1007 EBS Xfer test NewApp1011 Choose music Spanish samples Goto123123_1015 [Parameter]

Output: Default access type

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Input: [Default] English (US) [Explanation] Specifies which language to use. [Possible Values] English (US) English (UK)* no language [Parameter]

Output: Language

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Input: [Default] n [Explanation] Specifies if human assistance is allowed. [Possible Values] y = yes n = no [Parameter]

Output: Human assistance?

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Input: [Default] n [Explanation] Specifies if this can be flash transferred. [Possible Values] y = yes n = no [Parameter]

Output: Flash transfer?

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Input: [Default] y [Explanation] Specifies if this can be outdialed on. [Possible Values] y = yes n = no [Parameter]

Output: Outdial?

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Input: [Function Name] CURRENT_DATE [Description]

Output: Returns the current date (day month year) of the datastore server


Input: [Function Name] CURRENT_TIME [Description]

Output: Returns the current time (hour minute second) of the datastore server


Input: [Function Name] CURRENT_TIMESTAMP [Description]

Output: Returns the current timestamp of the datastore server


Input: [Function Name] YEAR(dateField) [Description]

Output: Returns the year of the specified date


Input: [Function Name] MONTH(dateField) [Description]

Output: Returns the month of the specified date


Input: [Function Name] DAY(dateField) [Description]

Output: Returns the day of the month of the specified date


Input: [Function Name] HOUR(dateField) [Description]

Output: Returns the hour of the specified date


Input: [Function Name] MINUTE(dateField) [Description]

Output: Returns the minute of the specified date


Input: [Function Name] SECOND(dateField) [Description]

Output: Returns the second of the specified date


Input: [Data Type] Control Files [IO Throughput] High [Access Type] Mixed [IO Bias] Mixed [IO Bandwidth]

Output: Moderate


Input: [Data Type] Database Index [IO Throughput] Very High [Access Type] Mixed [IO Bias] Mixed [IO Bandwidth]

Output: Moderate to High


Input: [Data Type] Database Tables [IO Throughput] Moderate [Access Type] Mixed [IO Bias] Mixed [IO Bandwidth]

Output: Possibly High


Input: [Data Type] Temporary Files [IO Throughput] Moderate [Access Type] Write [IO Bias] Write [IO Bandwidth]

Output: Medium


Input: [Data Type] Redo Log Files [IO Throughput] Quite High [Access Type] Sequential [IO Bias] Write [IO Bandwidth]

Output: High


Input: [Data Type] Archive Log Files [IO Throughput] Moderate [Access Type] Sequential [IO Bias] Write [IO Bandwidth]

Output: High


Input: [Directive] pgsql.allow_persistent [Master Value] On [Local Value]

Output: On


Input: [Directive] pgsql.auto_reset_persistent [Master Value] Off [Local Value]

Output: Off


Input: [Directive] pgsql.ignore_notice [Master Value] Off [Local Value]

Output: Off


Input: [Directive] pgsql.log_notice [Master Value] Off [Local Value]

Output: Off


Input: [Directive] pgsql.max_links [Master Value] Unlimited [Local Value]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [Directive] pgsql.max_persistent [Master Value] Unlimited [Local Value]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [Audio player] Video playback [AIMP] No [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 1] [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] No [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes (with MMC v2.00a) [Music Player Daemon] No [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Partial[9] [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Video playback [Cog]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Outbound streaming [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] ? [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Outbound streaming [Cog]

Output: No

Comparison of audio player software - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Audio player] Skinnable [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 2] [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [cmus] Yes [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes[featurenotes 3] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] text-interface [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Skinnable [Cog]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Media database [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] Yes [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] Yes [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Media database [Cog]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Gapless audio decoding [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] Yes [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Gapless audio decoding [Cog]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Visualizer [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [cmus] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Partial[9] [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Visualizer [Cog]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Remote controllable [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] Yes[featurenotes 4] [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] Yes (also LCD ability) [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] ? [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] ? [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Remote controllable [Cog]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [AIMP] No [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] ? [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [Cog]

Output: No

Comparison of audio player software - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [metric] has meta yml [remedy]

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


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

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


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

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


Input: [metric] manifest matches dist [remedy]

Output: MANIFEST does not match the contents of this distribution. Run a proper command ("make manifest" or "./Build manifest", maybe with a force option), or use a distribution builder to generate the MANIFEST. Or update MANIFEST manually.


Input: [metric] no pod errors [remedy]

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


Input: [metric] consistent version [remedy]

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


Input: [Risk#] 1 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Consider a detailed Study about vendors including current processes, customer references etc., rather than blindly believing the track record. [Description]

Output: Poor Selection of Vendor


Input: [Risk#] 2 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Phased approach with milestones and trade offs at various stages. [Description]

Output: Scope Creep- Scope of the project getting wider with new requirements to be addressed.


Input: [Risk#] 3 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Agreed upon standards and processes must be part of the binding contract. [Description]

Output: Process and Quality standards incompatible with vendor.


Input: [Risk#] 4 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Require vendors to meet security standards and monitor with effective auditing. [Description]

Output: Security breach including Confidentiality, IP and trade secrets.


Input: [Risk#] 5 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Review and approve Business Continuity and disaster recovery plans of the vendor. Audit data from simulated disaster drills. [Description]

Output: Infrastructure breakdown, could be a software/hardware/network failure that may or may not be directly in vendor's control.


Input: [Risk#] 6 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Review and approve Business Continuity and disaster recovery plans of the vendor. Audit data from simulated disaster drills. [Description]

Output: Poorly designed disaster recovery systems/processes.


Input: [Risk#] 7 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Establish Employee retention strategies such as retention bonus, performance map etc., [Description]

Output: Reduced Employee motivation as outsourcing is perceived as loss of job.


Input: [Risk#] 8 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Be sensitive to cultural issues. [Description]

Output: Political/Cultural unrest.


Input: [Risk#] 9 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Establish compatible and agreeable processes and include them as part of the contract. [Description]

Output: Process non-alignment and differing governance model.


Input: [Risk#] 10 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Binding document should contain appropriate forecasts and waivers wherever applicable. [Description]

Output: Increased labor rate as the project progresses. Vendor might try to justify the increase with reasons such as Inflation, currency conversion fluctuations.


Input: [Risk#] 11 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Increase awareness about region specific laws and regulations to better plan for incompatibilities and allowable trade offs. [Description]

Output: Legal and Regulatory risks.


Input: [Risk#] 12 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Expect Governance model to be included in RFPs. [Description]

Output: Non-alignment of Management and Reporting Structure with vendor.


Input: [Risk#] 13 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Well planned milestones, immediate deliverables along with appropriate documentation plan. [Description]

Output: Lack of control or insight into vendor progress.


Input: [Risk#] 14 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Increase awareness of all stakeholders. [Description]

Output: Country specific issues such as differing laws, educational systems.


Input: [Risk#] 15 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Factor in a detailed transition cost to overall project cost. [Description]

Output: Higher Project Transition cost.


Input: [Risk#] 16 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Flexible shits to respect time-zones and increased frequency of meetings. [Description]

Output: Response time not within the acceptable/required limits as the vendor is spread across time-zone.


Input: [Risk#] 17 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Review vendor team selection process. [Description]

Output: Project members of vendor lack project knowledge or technology know-how.


Input: [Risk#] 18 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Recorded videos, tutorials, web casts to transfer knowledge. [Description]

Output: Knowledge transfer issues such as inability to capture tacit knowledge.


Input: [Risk#] 19 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Core processes, deliverables designed to be loosely coupled with vendor's technologies, processes. [Description]

Output: Dependence on a single vendor for all outsourcing needs.


Input: [Risk#] 20 [Mitigation Plan Synopsis.] Increased cultural awareness through specialized trainings. [Description]

Output: Cultural differences.


Input: [Attribute] projectfile [Required] Yes [Description]

Output: Fully qualified Workbench projects file name (.mwp).

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Input: [Attribute] reportfile [Required] No [Description]

Output: Fully qualified file name to which to write the output.

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Input: [Attribute] reportformat [Required] No – default to text. [Description]

Output: The format of the generated output. Must be codel or text.

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Input: [Attribute] classpath [Required] No [Description]

Output: Project classpath.

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Input: [Attribute] classpathref [Required] No [Description]

Output: Reference to a path defined elsewhere.

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Input: [Attribute] property [Required] No [Description]

Output: The name of the property to set (true if there is no problem).

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Input: [Category] Car Wash [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Car Services


Input: [Category] Charging Station [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Car Services


Input: [Category] Garage / Automotive Shop [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Car Services


Input: [Category] Gas Station [Type] Fence-line Area [Comments] Many gas stations also have convenience stores and ATMs. Remember to use "Gas Station" as the primary category and the add any others which are relevant. Please see the Places/Gas Station article. [Parent]

Output: Car Services


Input: [Category] Parking Lot [Type] Both [Comments] There are very few parking lots which should be mapped at all. Please see the Places/Parking lot article. [Parent]

Output: Car Services


Input: [Category] Airport [Type] Fence-line Area [Comments] Special-handling [Parent]

Output: Transportation


Input: [Category] Bridge [Type] Area [Comments] Should only be use for bridges with significance: Peace Bridge, Golden-gate Bridge [Parent]

Output: Transportation


Input: [Category] Bus Station [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Transportation


Input: [Category] Ferry Pier [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Transportation


Input: [Category] Junction / Interchange [Type] Area [Comments] Will not be used in Canada. [Parent]

Output: Transportation


Input: [Category] Seaport / Marina / Harbor [Type] Area [Comments] Size-dependent. [Parent]

Output: Transportation


Input: [Category] Subway Station [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Transportation


Input: [Category] Taxi Station [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Transportation


Input: [Category] Train Station [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Transportation


Input: [Category] Tunnel [Type] Area [Parent]

Output: Transportation


Input: [Category] Cemetery [Type] Fence-line Area [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] City Hall [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] College / University [Type] Area [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Conventions / Event Centre [Type] Area [Comments] Size-dependent [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Courthouse [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Embassy / Consulate [Type] Area [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Factory / Industrial [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Fire Department [Type] Area [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Government [Type] Optional Area [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Hospital / Medical Care [Type] Area [Comments] ONLY Hospitals, Emergency Rooms, and places offering Urgent Medical Care should use this category. ERs encompassed in a hospital Place Area should be Points. Clinics, and Medical offices which do not offer urgent medical care for Walk-Ins should use the Office, (and any other appropriate) category instead. [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Information Point [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Kindergarten [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Library [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Military [Type] Area [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Offices [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Organization or Association [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Police Station [Type] Area [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Prison / Correctional Facility [Type] Area [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Post Office [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Religious Centre [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] School [Type] Fence-line Area [Parent]

Output: Professional and public


Input: [Category] Arts & Crafts [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] ATM [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Bank / Financial [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Bookstore [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Car Dealership [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Car Rental [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Convenience Store [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Currency Exchange [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Department Store [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Electronics [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Fashion and Clothing [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Flowers [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Furniture / Home Store [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Gifts [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Gym / Fitness [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Hardware Store [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Jewellery [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Laundry / Dry Cleaning [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Market [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Music Store [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Personal Care [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Pet Store / Veterinarian [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Pharmacy [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Photography [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Shopping Centre [Type] Area [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Sporting Goods [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Supermarket / Grocery [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. Must be a Point if it is part of larger shopping mall/center. [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Swimming Pool [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Toy Store [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Travel Agency [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Shopping and services


Input: [Category] Bakery [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Food and drink


Input: [Category] Bar [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Food and drink


Input: [Category] Coffee shop [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Food and drink


Input: [Category] Dessert [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Food and drink


Input: [Category] Fast Food [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Food and drink


Input: [Category] Food Court [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Food and drink


Input: [Category] Ice Cream [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Food and drink


Input: [Category] Restaurant [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Food and drink


Input: [Category] Art Gallery [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Culture & entertainment


Input: [Category] Casino [Type] Area [Comments] Large hotel-casinos perhaps could be Area Places. [Parent]

Output: Culture & entertainment


Input: [Category] Club [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Culture & entertainment


Input: [Category] Game Club [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Culture & entertainment


Input: [Category] Movie Theater [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Culture & entertainment


Input: [Category] Museum [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Culture & entertainment


Input: [Category] Music Venue [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Culture & entertainment


Input: [Category] Performing Arts Venue [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Culture & entertainment


Input: [Category] Racing Track [Type] Area [Parent]

Output: Culture & entertainment


Input: [Category] Stadium / Arena [Type] Area [Parent]

Output: Culture & entertainment


Input: [Category] Theme Park [Type] Area [Parent]

Output: Culture & entertainment


Input: [Category] Theater [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Culture & entertainment


Input: [Category] Tourist Attraction / Historic Site [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Culture & entertainment


Input: [Category] Zoo / Aquarium [Type] Area [Comments] Size-dependent [Parent]

Output: Culture & entertainment


Input: [Category] Construction Site [Type] Area [Comments] Do not map in Canada. [Parent]

Output: Other


Input: [Category] Bed & Breakfast [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Lodging


Input: [Category] Camping / Trailer Park [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Lodging


Input: [Category] Cottage / Cabin [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Lodging


Input: [Category] Hostel [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Lodging


Input: [Category] Hotel [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Lodging


Input: [Category] Beach [Type] Area [Comments] Do not map without a name. [Parent]

Output: Outdoors


Input: [Category] Golf Course [Type] Area [Parent]

Output: Outdoors


Input: [Category] Park [Type] Area [Comments] Do not map without a name. [Parent]

Output: Outdoors


Input: [Category] Playground [Type] Area [Comments] Do not map without a name. [Parent]

Output: Outdoors


Input: [Category] Plaza [Type] Point [Comments] Unsure about mapping these at all [Parent]

Output: Outdoors


Input: [Category] Promenade [Type] Point [Comments] Unsure about mapping these at all [Parent]

Output: Outdoors


Input: [Category] Scenic Lookout / Viewpoint [Type] Point [Parent]

Output: Outdoors


Input: [Category] Ski Area [Type] Area [Parent]

Output: Outdoors


Input: [Category] Sports Court [Type] Point [Comments] Can be Optional Area see notes above. [Parent]

Output: Outdoors


Input: [Category] Farm [Type] Area [Comments] Do not map without a name. [Parent]

Output: Natural features


Input: [Category] Forest / Grove [Type] Area [Comments] Only map official state/national forests, not every stand of trees. [Parent]

Output: Natural features


Input: [Category] Island [Type] Area [Parent]

Output: Natural features


Input: [Category] River / Stream [Type] Area [Comments] Use only if water itself is visually obvious to drivers on nearby roads. Do not remap features already present in the built-in Waze water layer unless that layer is incomplete or inaccurate. Map only the typical extent of visible water, not adjacent open space, greenbelt, culvert, meadows, or flood plain. If the river/stream is too narrow to map conveniently with an Area Place, it should not be mapped at all. [Parent]

Output: Natural features


Input: [Category] Sea / Lake / Pond [Type] Area [Comments] Use only if water itself is visually obvious to drivers on nearby roads. Do not remap features already present in the built-in Waze water layer unless that layer is incomplete or inaccurate. Map only the typical extent of visible water, not adjacent beaches or land. If the feature is too small to map conveniently with an Area Place, it should not be mapped at all. [Parent]

Output: Natural features


Input: [Attack Description] Macho Grubba attacks with a massive punch. [Attack Power] 4 [Double Attack?*] No [Attack Name]

Output: Punch

Macho Grubba - Super Mario Wiki, the Mario encyclopedia


Input: [Attack Description] Macho Grubba turns around and does a shaky backflip. [Attack Power] 6 [Double Attack?*] Yes [Attack Name]

Output: Backflip

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Input: [Attack Description] Macho Grubba jumps in the air and lands solidly on his opponent. [Attack Power] 4 [Double Attack?*] No [Attack Name]

Output: Ground Pound

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Input: [Attack Description] Macho Grubba will walk off-stage, then quickly charge towards his opponents and smack them with a powerful punch. [Attack Power] 6 [Double Attack?*] Yes [Attack Name]

Output: Super Punch

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Input: [Attack Description] Macho Grubba will walk off-stage, then quickly charge towards his opponents, jumping in the air, and then land on them. [Attack Power] 6 [Double Attack?*] Yes [Attack Name]

Output: Super Pound

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Input: [Attack Description] Macho Grubba will jump in the air and land harshly where he stands three times, shaking the entire stage. [Attack Power] 4 [Double Attack?*] Yes [Attack Name]

Output: Quake

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Input: [0] angle [1] bend [2]

Output: calculate


Input: [0] circumference [1] connect [2]

Output: corner


Input: [0] degree [1] design [2]

Output: distance


Input: [0] draw [1] equal [2]

Output: equilateral


Input: [0] estimate [1] full [2]

Output: geometry


Input: [0] heptagon [1] hexagon [2]

Output: length


Input: [0] make sense [1] measure [2]

Output: octagon


Input: [0] parallelogram [1] pentagon [2]

Output: persevere


Input: [0] point [1] precision [2]

Output: protractor


Input: [0] quadrilateral [1] rectangle [2]

Output: regular


Input: [0] rhombus [1] right [2]

Output: rotation


Input: [0] shapes [1] side [2]

Output: square


Input: [0] straight [1] structure [2]

Output: symmetry


Input: [0] target [1] thingie [2]

Output: triangle


Input: [0] turn [1] vertex [2]

Output: width


Input: [Indicator for comparison] Target site hundreds, thousands, even tens of thousands -采3453舆情4533集- [Manual collection]

Output: dozens

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Input: [Indicator for comparison] Labor cost automatic access to network information, manual content viewing and analysis conducted within the private LAN [Manual collection]

Output: login into all sites, manual access, manual copy and paste, tiresome

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Input: [Indicator for comparison] negative information identification manual confirmation based on automatic identification [Manual collection]

Output: required manual review and confirmation item by item

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Input: [Indicator for comparison] Information storage accurate, full coverage, easy to track [Manual collection]

Output: fragmented, errors unavoidable -采3453舆情4533集-

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Input: [Indicator for comparison] Data storage all stored in a large relational database and under centralized management [Manual collection]

Output: Word files, distributed, hard to manage

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Input: [Indicator for comparison] Monitoring report based on automated statistical analysis with both text and illustration, detailed statistical data support, daily, weekly and monthly report generation [Manual collection]

Output: based on manual statistics and estimation, insufficient data support

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Input: [Indicator for comparison] Monitoring effect full coverage, timely, automated, systematic [Manual collection]

Output: partial coverage, untimely, unsatisfying, waste of human resource-采3453舆情4533集-

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Input: [Feature Dataset] Cartography [Feature Class] CartographyAnno100K [Feature Type] CartographyAnno100K [Associated Attributes] FEATURE MAPNUMBER REVISED EDITCODE GlobalID [Geometry]

Output: Annotation


Input: [Feature Dataset] Cartography [Feature Class] CartographyAnno10MIL [Feature Type] CartographyAnno10MIL [Associated Attributes] FEATURE MAPNUMBER REVISED EDITCODE GlobalID [Geometry]

Output: Annotation


Input: [Feature Dataset] Cartography [Feature Class] CartographyAnno2_5MIL [Feature Type] CartographyAnno2_5MIL [Associated Attributes] FEATURE MAPNUMBER REVISED EDITCODE GlobalID [Geometry]

Output: Annotation


Input: [Feature Dataset] Cartography [Feature Class] CartographyAnno250K [Feature Type] CartographyAnno250K [Associated Attributes] FEATURE MAPNUMBER REVISED EDITCODE GlobalID [Geometry]

Output: Annotation


Input: [Feature Dataset] Cartography [Feature Class] CartographyAnno5MIL [Feature Type] CartographyAnno5MIL [Associated Attributes] FEATURE MAPNUMBER REVISED EDITCODE GlobalID [Geometry]

Output: Annotation


Input: [Feature Dataset] Cartography [Feature Class] CartographyAnnoWAC [Feature Type] CartographyAnnoWAC [Associated Attributes] FEATURE MAPNUMBER REVISED EDITCODE GlobalID [Geometry]

Output: Annotation


Input: [Feature Dataset] Cartography [Feature Class] CartographicPoints [Feature Type] Distance Indicator Flow Direction Arrow Road Marker National Road Marker State Transition Point [Associated Attributes] FEATURETYPE TYPE MAPNUMBER100K MAPNUMBER250K REVISED TEXTNOTE EDITCODE SYMBOL100K SYMBOL250K SYMBOLWAC1Mil SYMBOL2_5Mil SYMBOL5Mil SYMBOL9Mil SYMBOL10Mil GlobalID [Geometry]

Output: Point


Input: [Feature Dataset] Cartography [Feature Class] CartographicLines [Feature Type] Arrow Pointer Salt Evaporator Internal Line Settling Pond Internal Line Tropic Of Capricorn Lock Line Identification Panel Line Isogonal Line [Associated Attributes] FEATURETYPE TYPE MAPNUMBER REVISED UPPERSCALE USCERTAINTY DIMENSION TEXTNOTE EDITCODE SYMBOL100K SYMBOL250K SYMBOLWAC1Mil SYMBOL2_5Mil SYMBOL5Mil SYMBOL9Mil SYMBOL10Mil GlobalID [Geometry]

Output: Polyline


Input: [Feature Dataset] Cartography [Feature Class] Graticules100K [Feature Type] Graticules100K [Associated Attributes] FEATURETYPE MAPNUMBER REVISED EDITCODE SYMBOL100K GlobalID [Geometry]

Output: Polyline


Input: [Feature Dataset] Cartography [Feature Class] Graticules10MIL [Feature Type] Graticules10MIL [Associated Attributes] FEATURETYPE REVISED EDITCODE SYMBOL10Mil GlobalID [Geometry]

Output: Polyline


Input: [Feature Dataset] Cartography [Feature Class] Graticules2_5MIL [Feature Type] Graticules2_5MIL [Associated Attributes] FEATURETYPE MAPNUMBER REVISED EDITCODE SYMBOL2_5Mil GlobalID [Geometry]

Output: Polyline


Input: [Feature Dataset] Cartography [Feature Class] Graticules250K [Feature Type] Graticules250K [Associated Attributes] FEATURETYPE MAPNUMBER REVISED EDITCODE SYMBOL250K GlobalID [Geometry]

Output: Polyline


Input: [Feature Dataset] Cartography [Feature Class] Graticules5MIL [Feature Type] Graticules5MIL [Associated Attributes] FEATURETYPE REVISED EDITCODE SYMBOL5Mil GlobalID [Geometry]

Output: Polyline


Input: [Feature Dataset] Cartography [Feature Class] GraticulesWAC [Feature Type] GraticulesWAC [Associated Attributes] FEATURETYPE MAPNUMBER REVISED EDITCODE SYMBOLWAC1Mil GlobalID [Geometry]

Output: Polyline


Input: [Feature Dataset] Cartography [Feature Class] Grids100K [Feature Type] Grids100K [Associated Attributes] FEATURETYPE MAPNUMBER REVISED EDITCODE SYMBOL100K GlobalID [Geometry]

Output: Polyline


Input: [Feature Dataset] Cartography [Feature Class] Grids250K [Feature Type] Grids250K [Associated Attributes] FEATURETYPE MAPNUMBER REVISED EDITCODE SYMBOL250K GlobalID [Geometry]

Output: Polyline


Input: [Patent Region] EP [Patent NR] 0,689,133 [Title]

Output: Method of displaying multiple sets of information in the same area of a computer screen

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Input: [Patent Region] EP [Patent NR] 0,195,098 [Title]

Output: System for reproducing information in material objects at a point of sale location

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Input: [Patent Region] US [Patent NR] 6,167,394 [Title]

Output: Information management system with remote access and display features

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Input: [Patent Region] EP [Patent NR] 0,537,100 [Title]

Output: A method of implementing a preview window in an object oriented programming system

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Input: [Patent Region] EP [Patent NR] 0,800,142 [Title]

Output: Method and apparatus for path name format conversion

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Input: [Patent Region] EP [Patent NR] 0,287,578 [Title]

Output: Digital coding process (incorporating mp3)

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Input: [Patent Region] EP [Patent NR] 1,475,971 [Title]

Output: Video data conversion device and video data conversion method

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Input: [Patent Region] US [Patent NR] 5,838,906 [Title]

Output: Distributed hypermedia method for automatically invoking external application providing interaction and display of embedded objects within a hypermedia document

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Input: [Patent Region] US [Patent NR] 6,073,124 [Title]

Output: Method and system for securely incorporating electronic information into an online purchas

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Input: [Patent Region] WO [Patent NR] 118,724 [Title]

Output: System and method for subsidizing conditional purchase offers (cpos)

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Input: [Patent Region] US [Patent NR] 6,857,124 [Title]

Output: Method and system for hypermedia browser api simulation to enable use of browser plug-ins

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Input: [Patent Region] US [Patent NR] 5,597,307 [Title]

Output: Method for starting up a process automatically on insertion of a storage media into a host

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Input: [Patent Region] US [Patent NR] 5,795,156 [Title]

Output: Host device equipped with means for starting a process in response to detecting insertion

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Input: [Patent Region] US [Patent NR] 6,249,863 [Title]

Output: Host device equipped with means for starting a process in response to detecting insertion

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Input: [Patent Region] US [Patent NR] 6,418,532 [Title]

Output: Host device equipped with means for starting a process in response to detecting insertion

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Input: [Patent Region] US [Patent NR] 6,253,193 [Title]

Output: Systems and methods for the secure transaction management and electronic rights protection

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Input: [Patent Region] US [Patent NR] 6,823,272 [Title]

Output: Test executive system with progress window

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Input: [Patent Region] US [Patent NR] 6,252,597 [Title]

Output: Scalable user interface for graphically representing hierarchical data

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Input: [Patent Region] US [Patent NR] 6,725,229 [Title]

Output: Configuration utility

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