Input: [Description] Firefox internal option for enabling strict debug info [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: javascript.options.strict.debug


Input: [Description] Text size used inside Firebug [Valid Values] numerical value between -3 and 6 [Default] 0 [UI Equivalents] Firebug Menu->Text Size [Option]

Output: textSize


Input: [Description] Specifies whether info popups shall be shown inside Firebug [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents] Firebug Menu->Options->Show Preview Tooltips [Option]

Output: showInfoTips


Input: [Description] Specifies whether the Command Editor shall be shown instead of the Command Line [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Command Line->Red button with up arrow at the right [Option]

Output: largeCommandLine


Input: [Description] Specifies whether Firebug shall always be opened in a seperate window [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Firebug Menu->Options->Always Open in New Window [Option]

Output: openInWindow


Input: [Description] Specifies whether the Firebug window shall always be shown above all other windows [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Firebug Menu->Options->Detached Firebug on Top [Option]

Output: detachedFirebugOnTop


Input: [Description] Previous Firebug UI placement within the browser (0-unknown, 1-in browser, 2-in a new window, 3-minimized [Valid Values] 0,1,2,3 [Default] 0 [UI Equivalents] Buttons on the right side of the panel bar. [Option]

Output: previousPlacement


Input: [Description] Specifies whether the JavaScript error count shall be shown besides the Status Bar Icon [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: showErrorCount


Input: [Description] Specifies how the Side Panels shall be oriented [Valid Values] true, false [Default] "vertical" [UI Equivalents] Firebug Menu->Options->Vertical Panes [Option]

Output: viewPanelOrient


Input: [Description] Specifies whether Firebug shall be enabled by default for all websites [Valid Values] on, none [Default] "none" [UI Equivalents] Status Bar Icon context menu->On for All Web Pages [Option]

Output: allPagesActivation


Input: [Description] Panels, that are not shown inside the Panel Bar [Valid Values] "console", "html", "stylesheet", "script", "dom", "net" + Panels from extensions [Default] "" [UI Equivalents] Firebug Panel Bar -> Panel Selector [Option]

Output: hiddenPanels


Input: [Description] Minimal width of the Panel tabs inside the Panel Bar [Valid Values] numerical value (0=Tab width is not reduced) [Default] 50 [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: panelTabMinWidth


Input: [Description] Width in characters of the link names to source files [Valid Values] numerical value (0=Label width is not reduced) [Default] 17 [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: sourceLinkLabelWidth


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to activate Firebug for all pages at the same URL [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents] Firebug Menu->Options->Activate Same Origin URLs [Option]

Output: activateSameOrigin


Input: [Description] Specifies whether seaching inside the Panels is case sensitive [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Search Menu->Force Case Sensitive [Option]

Output: searchCaseSensitive


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to search in multiple files when seaching inside the Panels [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents] Search Menu->Multiple Files [Option]

Output: searchGlobal


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to use regular expressions for seaching inside the Panels [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Search Menu->Use Regular Expression [Option]

Output: searchUseRegularExpression


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to search inside the headers of the requests inside the Net Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: netSearchHeaders


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to search inside the parameters of the requests inside the Net Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: netSearchParameters


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to search inside the response of the requests inside the Net Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Search Menu->Response Bodies [Option]

Output: netSearchResponseBody


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to show JavaScript errors inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents] Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show JavaScript Errors [Option]

Output: showJSErrors


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to show JavaScript warnings inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show JavaScript Warnings [Option]

Output: showJSWarnings


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to show CSS errors inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show CSS Errors [Option]

Output: showCSSErrors


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to show XML errors inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show XML Errors [Option]

Output: showXMLErrors


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to show browser and extensions internal errors inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Chrome Errors [Option]

Output: showChromeErrors


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to show browser and extensions internal messages inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Chrome Messages [Option]

Output: showChromeMessages


Input: [Description] - [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show External Errors [Option]

Output: showExternalErrors


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to show network communication errors inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Network Errors [Option]

Output: showNetworkErrors


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to show XMLHttpRequests inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents] Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show XMLHttpRequests [Option]

Output: showXMLHttpRequests


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to show the stack trace for JavaScript errors inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Stack Trace With Errors [Option]

Output: service.showStackTrace


Input: [Description] Maximal number of log messages shown inside the Console Panel [Valid Values] numerical value (0=No limit) [Default] 500 [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: console.logLimit


Input: [Description] Specifies whether the Console Panel is enabled [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Console Panel Options Mini Menu->Enabled/Disabled [Option]

Output: console.enableSites


Input: [Description] Maximal height in pixels of tabular Console Panel entries [Valid Values] numerical value (0=No limit) [Default] 200 [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: tabularLogMaxHeight


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to display comment nodes inside the HTML Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Comments [Option]

Output: showCommentNodes


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to display white space characters in text nodes inside the HTML Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Show White Space [Option]

Output: showTextNodesWithWhitespace


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to display basic entities in text nodes as they are or their visual representation inside the HTML Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents] HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Basic Entities [Option]

Output: showTextNodesWithEntities


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to display the whole content of text nodes inside the HTML Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents] HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Full Text [Option]

Output: showFullTextNodes


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to highlight changes on elements inside the HTML Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents] HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Highlight Changes [Option]

Output: highlightMutations


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to expand changes on elements inside the HTML Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Expand Changes [Option]

Output: expandMutations


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to scroll to elements inside the HTML Panel when they are changed [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Scroll Changes Into View [Option]

Output: scrollToMutations


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to show the box model while hovering an element inside the HTML Panel or just mark it with a frame [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents] HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Shade Box Model [Option]

Output: shadeBoxModel


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to display a popup with information when hovering an element inside the HTML Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] HTML Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Quick Info Box [Option]

Output: showQuickInfoBox


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to show the default CSS styles defined by the browser inside the Style Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Style Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Show User Agent CSS [Option]

Output: showUserAgentCSS


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to expand shorthand properties inside the Style Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Style Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Expand Shorthand Properties [Option]

Output: expandShorthandProps


Input: [Description] Toggles the Break On Errors feature [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Console Panel->Break On All Errors [Option]

Output: service.breakOnErrors


Input: [Description] Specifies whether Firebug shouldn't be activated for browser internal URLs. [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: filterSystemURLs


Input: [Description] Specifies whether browser and extensions internal source files shall be shown inside the Script Panel. Note that Firebug will still not activate for chrome URLs unless you also set filterSystemURLs to false. [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Script Panel Options Mini Menu->Show chrome sources [Option]

Output: service.showAllSourceFiles


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to track throw/catch blocks inside the Script Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Script Panel Options Mini Menu->Track Throw/Catch [Option]

Output: service.trackThrowCatch


Input: [Description] Specifies whether the Script Panel is enabled [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Script Panel Options Mini Menu->Enabled/Disabled [Option]

Output: script.enableSites


Input: [Description] Type filter used for the Script Location Menu [Valid Values] static, evals, events, all [Default] all [UI Equivalents] Script Panel->Script Type Menu [Option]

Output: service.scriptsFilter


Input: [Description] The number of spaces to use when replacing tab characters [Valid Values] Any non-negative number [Default] 4 [Option]

Output: replaceTabs


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to omit the display of the object path stack inside the Stack Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Stack Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Omit Toolbar Stack [Option]

Output: omitObjectPathStack


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to display user-defined properties inside the DOM Panel/Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents] DOM Options Mini Menu/Watch Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Show User-defined Properties [Option]

Output: showUserProps


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to display user-defined functions inside the DOM Panel/Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents] DOM Options Mini Menu/Watch Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Show User-defined Functions [Option]

Output: showUserFuncs


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to display DOM properties inside the DOM Panel/Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents] DOM Options Mini Menu/Watch Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Show DOM Properties [Option]

Output: showDOMProps


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to display DOM functions inside the DOM Panel/Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] DOM Options Mini Menu/Watch Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Show DOM Functions [Option]

Output: showDOMFuncs


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to display DOM constants inside the DOM Panel/Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] DOM Options Mini Menu/Watch Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Show DOM Constants [Option]

Output: showDOMConstants


Input: [Description] How many properties to show in object summaries [Valid Values] non-zero positive integer [Default] 3 [UI Equivalents] (internal) [Option]

Output: ObjectShortIteratorMax


Input: [Description] Specifies whether to display rulers when hovering the parts of the box model inside the Layout Side Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents] Layout Side Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Rulers And Guides [Option]

Output: showRulers


Input: [Description] File type filter used inside the Net Panel's Request List [Valid Values] console, html, css, script, dom, net [Default] all [UI Equivalents] Net Panel->Filters [Option]

Output: netFilterCategory


Input: [Description] Maximal number of entries inside the Net Panel [Valid Values] numerical value (0=No limit) [Default] 500 [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: net.logLimit


Input: [Description] Specifies whether the Net Panel is enabled [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Net Panel Options Mini Menu->Enabled/Disabled [Option]

Output: net.enableSites


Input: [Description] Maximal size in bytes of the response body for the preview inside the request info of a request inside the Request List [Valid Values] numerical value (0=No limit) [Default] 102400 [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: netDisplayedResponseLimit


Input: [Description] Maximal size in bytes of the POST body for preview inside the request info inside the Request List [Valid Values] numerical value (0=No limit) [Default] 10240 [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: netDisplayedPostBodyLimit


Input: [Description] Hidden columns inside the Net Panel [Valid Values] netHrefCol, netTimeCol, netSizeCol, netDomainCol, netStatusCol [Default] "" [UI Equivalents] Net Panel->Request List header context menu->Columns [Option]

Output: net.hiddenColumns


Input: [Description] Time span after which the waterfall graph inside the Net Panel is broken [Valid Values] numerical value (0=Graph is not broken) [Default] 1000 [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: netPhaseInterval


Input: [Description] Number of decimal places for the display of the file size inside the Net Panel [Valid Values] numerical value between 0 and 2 [Default] 1 [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: sizePrecision


Input: [Description] Maximal number of characters of the request parameter names displayed in the request info inside the Net Panel [Valid Values] numerical value (0=No limit) [Default] 25 [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: netParamNameLimit


Input: [Description] Specifies whether DOM paint events shall be shown as vertical lines inside the Net Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Net Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Paint Events [Option]

Output: netShowPaintEvents


Input: [Description] Specifies whether HTTP responses coming from the BFCache should be displayed inside the Net Panel [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] Net Panel Options Mini Menu->Show Paint Events [Option]

Output: netShowBFCacheResponses


Input: [Description] List of additional mime-types (separated by space) that should be also cached by Firebug's internal cache. [Valid Values] separated list of strings [Default] "" [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: cache.mimeTypes


Input: [Description] Maximum limit for displayed network responses [Valid Values] bytes [Default] 5242880 [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: cache.responseLimit


Input: [Description] List of names of configured external editors [Valid Values] comma seperated list of strings [Default] "" [UI Equivalents] Firebug Menu->Open With Editor->Configure Editors...->Add/Change/Remove [Option]

Output: externalEditors


Input: [Description] Delay logs (e.g. in the Console panel) and continue after timeout. [Valid Values] true, false [Default] true [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: throttleMessages


Input: [Description] Panel shown by default [Valid Values] "console", "html", "stylesheet", "script", "dom", "net" + Panels from extensions [Default] html [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: defaultPanelName


Input: [Description] Maximal number of characters after which the lines in the text of response bodies inside the Net Panel are wrapped [Valid Values] - [Default] 100 [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: textWrapWidth


Input: [Description] Maximal number of characters for displayed attribute values (HTML panel) [Valid Values] numerical (0=no limit) [Default] 1024 [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: displayedAttributeValueLimit


Input: [Description] Set to true if Firebug should use default (en-US) locale instead of the current Firefox locale. [Valid Values] true, false [Default] false [UI Equivalents] - [Option]

Output: useDefaultLocale


Input: [0] Remember (Factual answers, recall and recognition) [Food Advertising] List 10 advertisements that use women's bodies to sell their food products. Describe what the advertisers use in the Hungry Jacks advertisement to sell their products. Name 10 food advertisements that make junk food look like it is healthy and good food. [Nutrition]

Output: Name the food groups and at least two items of food in each group List 12 items that would go in the Bread group. Make an acrostic poem about healthy food

Assessing Information Literacy - Bloom's Taxonomy


Input: [0] Understand (Translating, interpreting, showing understanding) [Food Advertising] Explain why advertisements use music to sell their food products Outline in your own words how the Leggo's Tomato Paste advertisement sells their product. What was the main idea behind the Magnum ice-cream advertisement? [Nutrition]

Output: Cut out ten healthy items from food packages or magazines and paste them under a heading of healthy foods in your Media book Write a simple menu for breakfast, lunch or dinner using the food guide chart Make a healthy food colouring book suitable for 5 year old children

Assessing Information Literacy - Bloom's Taxonomy


Input: [0] Apply (Using information gained in different, familiar situations) [Food Advertising] Which factors would you change if you had to redo the Campbell's soup advertisement? Construct a script for Uncle Toby's Muesli Bars using a completely different theme. What 6 questions would you ask if you had to interview the advertisers of Milo about their product? The questions need to find out information for your school and whether or not the product is suitable for the canteen. [Nutrition]

Output: Find some photos which would best describe how you feel because of what you eat. Write a one page example of how you would teach about the new food guide. Include your resources. What would you ask shoppers in a supermarket if you were doing a survey of what food they eat? (10 questions)

Assessing Information Literacy - Bloom's Taxonomy


Input: [0] Analyse (Break into parts to examine more closely) [Food Advertising] Compare two dog food commercials. What is the difference between them and how do they both sell their products? Write a new commercial for Mars Bar that tells only the truth but will still sell them effectively. Design a questionnaire about coffee or tea that you can ask of ten people for a report to give to your advertiser so that they can then decide how to sell their product. [Nutrition]

Output: Design a questionnaire that would gather enough information to know how to stock the canteen with a wide variety of healthy food. Write a biography about an important person in the food industry. Prepare a report about what the people in this class eat for breakfast

Assessing Information Literacy - Bloom's Taxonomy


Input: [0] Evaluate (Judge, use criteria, rank and substantiate) [Food Advertising] Do you think it is a good or bad thing that advertising uses women's bodies to sell products? Why? How would you handle it if you had made the Magnum ice-cream advertisement and you received many complaints from the public? Write a letter to Hungry Jacks explaining why you think their advertising is false and misleading. [Nutrition]

Output: Make a booklet about 10 important eating habits that would be suitable for the whole school to follow in order to eat correctly. Conduct a debate with two teams of 3 in each team about why advertising is wrong to use women's bodies to sell its products. Write a letter to Sanitarium asking if they would be able to help you with some research into how they make Weetbix, how many they sell and one other fact.

Assessing Information Literacy - Bloom's Taxonomy


Input: [0] Create (Combining information to new situations to create new products, ideas, etc.) [Food Advertising] Create a new food product, Give it a name and detail how you will advertise it. Design a 30 second radio advertisement about a new food product you have made. Construct a poster that will advertise your new food product in an exciting and irresistible way. [Nutrition]

Output: Design a healthy menu that you think most people would enjoy using the healthy eating guide. Create a song and dance to sell bananas. Design a canteen of the future that will only sell /serve healthy foods. What sort of signs and logos would it use?

Assessing Information Literacy - Bloom's Taxonomy


Input: [Start] 4:02pm [Artist] HOGG [Track] Algae/Chest Hair [Album] Bury the Dog Deeper [Label]

Output: Nihilist


Input: [Start] 4:01pm [Artist] Bill Talsma [Track] Orthodoxy [Album] Bones [Label]

Output: Experimental Sound Studio


Input: [Start] 3:52pm [Artist] Panicsville [Track] Boiled, Baked & Basted Babies [Album] Panicsville/Lovely Little Girls Split [Label]

Output: Nihilist


Input: [Start] 3:45pm [Artist] Lisa Kucharski [Track] The Fog [Album] Bones [Label]

Output: Experimental Sound Studio


Input: [Start] 3:43pm [Artist] Sugarm [Track] Anti-Life Equation [Album] Pure Racket [Label]

Output: Hausu Mountain


Input: [Start] 3:43pm [Artist] Luftwaffe [Track] Give Me Back my Man [Album] Wigs on Fire [Label]

Output: Nhilist


Input: [Start] 3:39pm [Artist] Good Willsmith [Track] Letter of the Snake [Album] Snake Person Generation [Label]

Output: Hausu Mountain


Input: [Start] 3:32pm [Artist] Joe Grimm [Track] Brain Cloud IV [Album] Brain Cloud [Label]

Output: Nature Bliss


Input: [Start] 3:32pm [Artist] CABLES [Track] Variations on Electronic Forms [Album] Variations of Electronic Forms [Label]

Output: Nihilist


Input: [Start] 3:12pm [Artist] Hidden Technology [Track] 6060 842 [Album] Wigs on Fire [Label]

Output: Nihilist


Input: [Start] 2:55pm [Artist] Adam Sonderberg and Sam Dellaria [Track] 1.7'02";2 [Album] Signal Hill [Label]

Output: Longbox


Input: [Start] 2:53pm [Artist] Lovely Little Girls [Track] All the Children of the World Born Up Dead on the Heaving [Album] Panicsville/Lovely Little Girls Split [Label]

Output: Nihilist


Input: [Start] 2:50pm [Artist] Salvo Beta [Track] Loader [Album] Abrasive Stuttering [Label]

Output: Someoddpilot Records


Input: [Start] 2:32pm [Artist] Panicsville [Track] As I Awoke My Body Was Melting [Album] As I Awoke My Body Was Melting [Label]

Output: Nihilist


Input: [Start] 2:28pm [Artist] No Doctors [Track] Shampoo [Album] No Doctors [Label]

Output: Freedom From


Input: [Start] 2:18pm [Artist] Andy Ortmann [Track] A Study in Decomposition [Album] Provocative Electronics [Label]

Output: Nihilist


Input: [Start] 2:17pm [Artist] Rope [Track] The Financial Imperative [Album] Rope [Label]

Output: Family Vineyard


Input: [Start] 2:08pm [Artist] HOGG [Track] Dog [Album] Bury the Dog Deeper [Label]

Output: Nihilist


Input: [Start] 1:56pm [Artist] Weasel Walter / Fred Lonberg-Holm* / Jim O'Rourke [Track] Endless Corridor Of Roasted Babies [Album] Tribute To Masayuki Takayanagi [Label]

Output: GROB


Input: [Terminology] Diaper rash, Tinea corporis or Tinea cruris [Skin fungus treatment] Learn more about diaper rash remedies. [Location of skin fungus]

Output: Under the diaper area in babies

Fungus on skin | Fungal skin infections | Skin Fungus


Input: [Terminology] Athlete’s foot, Toe fungus or Tinea pedis [Skin fungus treatment] See more on toe fungus treatment. One of the popular products used for treatment is Lotrimin cream. Tineacide and Fungicure are recommended if the area around the nail is also involved. [Location of skin fungus]

Output: Fungus on skin between the toes

Fungus on skin | Fungal skin infections | Skin Fungus


Input: [Terminology] Nail fungus, Onychomycosis or Tinea unguium [Skin fungus treatment] See more on nail fungus treatment. Two popular topical treatments are Zetaclear and Funginix. [Location of skin fungus]

Output: Fingernails and toenails

Fungus on skin | Fungal skin infections | Skin Fungus


Input: [Terminology] Tinea cruris, Jock itch or Ringworm [Skin fungus treatment] Learn more about ringworm cure options. Lotrimin cream is one of the most popular. [Location of skin fungus]

Output: Genital area

Fungus on skin | Fungal skin infections | Skin Fungus


Input: [Terminology] Ringworm (of the scalp) or Tinea captis [Skin fungus treatment] Learn more about ringworm cure options. [Location of skin fungus]

Output: Scalp and the roots of the hair

Fungus on skin | Fungal skin infections | Skin Fungus


Input: [Terminology] Tinea versicolor [Skin fungus treatment] Normally controlled by antifungal medications as well as anti-dandruff products. See more on Selsun Blue for skin fungus. [Location of skin fungus]

Output: Skin fungus on the chest and back

Fungus on skin | Fungal skin infections | Skin Fungus


Input: [Property] behaviors [Type] array [Defined By] CApplicationComponent [Description]

Output: the behaviors that should be attached to this component.

CDbMessageSource | Class Reference | Yii PHP Framework


Input: [Property] cacheID [Type] string [Defined By] CDbMessageSource [Description]

Output: the ID of the cache application component that is used to cache the messages.

CDbMessageSource | Class Reference | Yii PHP Framework


Input: [Property] cachingDuration [Type] integer [Defined By] CDbMessageSource [Description]

Output: the time in seconds that the messages can remain valid in cache.

CDbMessageSource | Class Reference | Yii PHP Framework


Input: [Property] connectionID [Type] string [Defined By] CDbMessageSource [Description]

Output: the ID of the database connection application component.

CDbMessageSource | Class Reference | Yii PHP Framework


Input: [Property] isInitialized [Type] boolean [Defined By] CApplicationComponent [Description]

Output: whether this application component has been initialized (i.

CDbMessageSource | Class Reference | Yii PHP Framework


Input: [Property] language [Type] string [Defined By] CMessageSource [Description]

Output: the language that the source messages are written in.

CDbMessageSource | Class Reference | Yii PHP Framework


Input: [Property] sourceMessageTable [Type] string [Defined By] CDbMessageSource [Description]

Output: the name of the source message table.

CDbMessageSource | Class Reference | Yii PHP Framework


Input: [Property] translatedMessageTable [Type] string [Defined By] CDbMessageSource [Description]

Output: the name of the translated message table.

CDbMessageSource | Class Reference | Yii PHP Framework


Input: [Identification method] Individuals are identified by forensic methods, such as DNA samples and those of parents and siblings. [Situation]

Output: Identification is to be used for legal purposes where identity is in question and relevant or for medical purposes related to matching of physiological factors


Input: [Identification method] Individuals are identified by extensive in-depth background checks. [Situation]

Output: the Identification is to be used for clearances for highly sensitive or responsible positions,


Input: [Identification method] Individuals are identified by tracing personal history and doing background checks. [Situation]

Output: The identification is to be used for normal worker checks or to check for criminal records,


Input: [Identification method] Individuals present identification credentials issued by a government. [Situation]

Output: A governmental third party identity is adequate for the desired level of diligence,


Input: [Identification method] Individuals present or use an organizational identification card or device. [Situation]

Output: The identification is to verify membership in an organization,


Input: [Identification method] Individuals are "known" to others and identified based on the mutual knowledge. [Situation]

Output: The identification is to establish that someone you trust trusts them,


Input: [Identification method] Individuals identify as members of a group and their membership is up to the group to determine. [Situation]

Output: The identification is used to keep groups of people together and "herd them" accordingly,


Input: [Identification method] Individuals self-identify and no verification is done. [Situation]

Output: Identity is a convenience to associate actions to identities and not intended to associate them with individual people,


Input: [Identification method] No identification is used, activities are anonymous. [Situation]

Output: No identity is required or desired, or anonymity is intended,


Input: [Lang] en [Gettext] OK [Man] OK [FAQ] OK [User] OK [API] OK [Scripting] OK [QuickStart] OK [Relay] OK [Devel] OK [Contributors needed?] No [Tester]

Output: OK


Input: [Lang] fr [Gettext] OK [Man] OK [FAQ] OK [User] OK [API] OK [Scripting] OK [QuickStart] OK [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] No [Tester]

Output: OK


Input: [Lang] it [Gettext] OK [Man] OK [FAQ] OK [User] OK [API] OK [Scripting] OK [QuickStart] OK [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] No [Tester]

Output: OK


Input: [Lang] de [Gettext] OK [Man] OK [FAQ] OK [User] OK [API] no need [Scripting] OK [QuickStart] OK [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] No [Tester]

Output: OK


Input: [Lang] ja [Gettext] OK [Man] OK [FAQ] OK [User] OK [API] no need [Scripting] OK [QuickStart] OK [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] No [Tester]

Output: OK


Input: [Lang] pl [Gettext] OK [Man] missing [FAQ] OK [User] missing [API] no need [Scripting] OK [QuickStart] OK [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] No [Tester]

Output: OK


Input: [Lang] es [Gettext] OK [Man] missing [FAQ] missing [User] missing [API] no need [Scripting] missing [QuickStart] OK [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] Yes [Tester]

Output: missing


Input: [Lang] ru [Gettext] partial [Man] missing [FAQ] missing [User] missing [API] no need [Scripting] missing [QuickStart] OK [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] Yes [Tester]

Output: missing


Input: [Lang] pt_BR [Gettext] partial [Man] missing [FAQ] missing [User] missing [API] no need [Scripting] missing [QuickStart] missing [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] Yes [Tester]

Output: missing


Input: [Lang] cs [Gettext] partial [Man] missing [FAQ] missing [User] missing [API] no need [Scripting] missing [QuickStart] missing [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] Yes [Tester]

Output: missing


Input: [Lang] hu [Gettext] partial [Man] missing [FAQ] missing [User] missing [API] no need [Scripting] missing [QuickStart] missing [Relay] no need [Devel] no need [Contributors needed?] Yes [Tester]

Output: missing


Input: [Name] Turbo wood-gas stove [Location: continent] Global [Application] Commercial Households Institutional [Fuel] Agri residue Branches Briquettes Charcoal Coal Dung cakes Pellets Twigs Wood [Availability]

Output: Under development


Input: [Name] TLUD Gasifier Stove [Location: continent] Asia [Application] Households [Fuel] Agri residue Wood [Availability]

Output: Commercially available


Input: [Name] The Biucci [Location: continent] Global [Application] Institutional [Fuel] Agri residue Branches Briquettes Dung cakes Pellets Rice husk Saw dust Twigs Wood [Availability]

Output: Commercially available


Input: [Name] Lucia Stove [Location: continent] Global [Application] Households Rural Urban [Fuel] Agri residue Branches Briquettes Dung cakes Rice husk Twigs Wood [Availability]

Output: Commercially available


Input: [Name] Lucia BBQ Grill Unit [Location: continent] Global [Application] Commercial Households Rural Urban [Fuel] Agri residue Briquettes Charcoal Pellets Rice husk Twigs Wood [Availability]

Output: Commercially available


Input: [Name] Laboratory Gasifier and Char Study Unit [Location: continent] Global [Application] Institutional [Fuel] Agri residue Branches Briquettes Dung cakes Pellets Rice husk Saw dust Twigs Wood [Availability]

Output: Commercially available


Input: [Name] Juntos Gasifier Stoves [Location: continent] Africa [Application] Households [Fuel] Twigs Wood [Availability]

Output: Commercially available


Input: [Name] Fan Free LuciaStove [Location: continent] Global [Application] Households Rural Urban [Fuel] Agri residue Branches Briquettes Pellets Rice husk Saw dust Twigs Wood [Availability]

Output: Commercially available


Input: [Name] CEHEEN Improved Egaga Stoves [Location: continent] Africa [Application] Households Rural [Fuel] Wood [Availability]

Output: Commercially available


Input: [Name] Anila Stove [Location: continent] Global [Application] Households [Fuel] Agri residue Charcoal [Availability]

Output: Under development


Input: [Application] 4DNAV [View Transform Mode] No Matrix [Frame Buffer Mode]

Output: Swap Buffer Event

Configure 3D applications for Acrobat 3D Capture (on Windows or Unix) - Support Knowledgebase


Input: [Application] CATIA V4 [View Transform Mode] Last Matrix [Frame Buffer Mode]

Output: Swap Buffer Event

Configure 3D applications for Acrobat 3D Capture (on Windows or Unix) - Support Knowledgebase


Input: [Application] CATIA V5 [View Transform Mode] First Matrix [Frame Buffer Mode]

Output: Swap Buffer Event

Configure 3D applications for Acrobat 3D Capture (on Windows or Unix) - Support Knowledgebase


Input: [Application] DeepExploration [View Transform Mode] Last Matrix [Frame Buffer Mode]

Output: Swap Buffer Event

Configure 3D applications for Acrobat 3D Capture (on Windows or Unix) - Support Knowledgebase


Input: [Application] DMU [View Transform Mode] First Matrix [Frame Buffer Mode]

Output: Swap Buffer Event

Configure 3D applications for Acrobat 3D Capture (on Windows or Unix) - Support Knowledgebase


Input: [Application] I-DEAS [View Transform Mode] Last Matrix [Frame Buffer Mode]

Output: Swap Buffer Event

Configure 3D applications for Acrobat 3D Capture (on Windows or Unix) - Support Knowledgebase


Input: [Application] Inventor [View Transform Mode] Last Matrix [Frame Buffer Mode]

Output: Clear Event

Configure 3D applications for Acrobat 3D Capture (on Windows or Unix) - Support Knowledgebase


Input: [Application] NX 3.0 [View Transform Mode] Last Matrix [Frame Buffer Mode]

Output: Clear Event

Configure 3D applications for Acrobat 3D Capture (on Windows or Unix) - Support Knowledgebase


Input: [Application] Rhino 3D [View Transform Mode] Last Matrix [Frame Buffer Mode]

Output: Clear Event

Configure 3D applications for Acrobat 3D Capture (on Windows or Unix) - Support Knowledgebase


Input: [Application] Solid Edge [View Transform Mode] Last Matrix [Frame Buffer Mode]

Output: Flush Event

Configure 3D applications for Acrobat 3D Capture (on Windows or Unix) - Support Knowledgebase


Input: [Application] SolidWorks [View Transform Mode] Last Matrix [Frame Buffer Mode]

Output: Clear Event

Configure 3D applications for Acrobat 3D Capture (on Windows or Unix) - Support Knowledgebase


Input: [Application] VisView / VisMockup [View Transform Mode] First Matrix [Frame Buffer Mode]

Output: Swap Buffer Event

Configure 3D applications for Acrobat 3D Capture (on Windows or Unix) - Support Knowledgebase


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.app [Name] Application [Description]

Output: Provides basic app support.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.bbm.platform [Name] BBM Platform [Description]

Output: Lets you access the social features and functionality of BBM. Required permission: bbm_connect

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.connection [Name] Connection [Description]

Output: Lets you access the cellular and Wi-Fi connection information for the BlackBerry device.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.display [Name] Display [Description]

Output: Allows you to control whether the screen dims while the app is in the foreground.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.identity [Name] Identity [Description]

Output: Provides information about the user's identity and accounts. Required permission: read_device_identitying_information

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.ui.input [Name] Input [Description]

Output: Lets your app respond to user events on a touch-enabled keyboard. This is a new input event layer for use with touch-enabled keyboards beginning with BlackBerry 10.3. It is unrelated to DOM mouse events or HTML5 touch events on the screen.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.invoke [Name] Invoke [Description]

Output: Lets your app invoke and interact with other apps on the device.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.invoke.card [Name] Card [Description]

Output: Lets your app invoke a screen of another app on the device.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.invoked [Name] Invoked [Description]

Output: Lets your app be invoked by other apps on the device.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.io [Name] IO [Description]

Output: Provides access to folders on the device.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.io.filetransfer [Name] – [Description]

Output: Deprecated since BlackBerry WebWorks 2.2. Use org.apache.cordova.file-transfer instead.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.notification [Name] Notification [Description]

Output: Lets your app provide notifications to the user. Required permission: post_notification

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.payment [Name] Payment [Description]

Output: Lets you sell digital goods in your app.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.pim.calendar [Name] Calendar [Description]

Output: Lets you access and manage entries in the Calendar application. Required permission: access_pimdomain_calendars

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.pim.contacts [Name] Contacts [Description]

Output: Lets you create and find contacts. Required permission: access_pimdomain_contacts

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.push [Name] PushPayload PushService [Description]

Output: Lets you access the BlackBerry push architecture to receive push content in your app. Required permissions: sys_use_consumer_push run_when_backgrounded

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.screenshot [Name] Screenshot [Description]

Output: Lets you capture an image of the device screen.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.sensors [Name] Sensors [Description]

Output: Lets you get access to system level sensors and attributes of the BlackBerry device.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.system [Name] System [Description]

Output: Lets you access system level functions and attributes of the BlackBerry device.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.ui.contextmenu [Name] Context Menu [Description]

Output: Lets you control whether context menus are enabled, listen to events, add items to appear based on the context, and set the theme of the context menu.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.ui.cover [Name] Window Covers [Description]

Output: Lets you modify the app's window cover, which is displayed when the app is in thumbnail mode.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.ui.dialog [Name] Dialog [Description]

Output: Lets you manipulate system dialog boxes.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.ui.toast [Name] Toast [Description]

Output: Lets you display system toasts in your app.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [Plugin ID] com.blackberry.user.identity [Name] User Identity [Description]

Output: Lets you access the user's personal information stored in the identity provider's account system, and provide user authentication/authorization to access the identity provider's apps and services.

Components of the BlackBerry 10 WebWorks SDK - HTML5/WebWorks for BB10 - BlackBerry Developer


Input: [1] a. [2]

Output: the management of the property of the Council;

Council of Architecture :: The Architects Act, 1972


Input: [1] b. [2]

Output: the powers and duties of the President and the Vice-President of the Council;

Council of Architecture :: The Architects Act, 1972


Input: [1] c. [2]

Output: the summoning and holding of meetings of the Council and the Executive Committee or any other committee constituted under section 10, the times and places at which such meetings shall be held, the conduct of business thereat and the number of persons necessary to constitute a quorum;

Council of Architecture :: The Architects Act, 1972


Input: [1] d. [2]

Output: the functions of the Executive Committee or of any other committee constituted under section 10;

Council of Architecture :: The Architects Act, 1972


Input: [1] e. [2]

Output: the courses and periods of study and of practical training, if any, to be undertaken, the subjects of examinations and standards of proficiency therein to be obtained in any college or institution for grant of recognised qualifications;

Council of Architecture :: The Architects Act, 1972


Input: [1] f. [2]

Output: the appointment, powers and duties of inspector;

Council of Architecture :: The Architects Act, 1972


Input: [1] g. [2]

Output: the standards of staff, equipment, accommodation, training and other facilities for architectural education;

Council of Architecture :: The Architects Act, 1972


Input: [1] h. [2]

Output: the conduct of professional examinations, qualifications of examiners and the conditions of admission to such examinations;

Council of Architecture :: The Architects Act, 1972


Input: [1] i. [2]

Output: the standards of professional conduct and etiquette and code of ethics to be observed by architects;

Council of Architecture :: The Architects Act, 1972


Input: [1] j. [2]

Output: any other matter which is to be or may be provided by regulations under this Act and in respect of which no rules have been made.

Council of Architecture :: The Architects Act, 1972


Input: [Qty] 4 [Store] Beaverton [Section]

Output: Cooking and Food- Culinary Reference

The Flavor Bible: The Essential Guide to Culinary Creativity, Based on the Wisdom of America's Most Imaginative Chefs by Karen Page and Andrew Dornenburg - Powell's Books


Input: [Qty] 19 [Store] Burnside [Section]

Output: Cooking and Food- Culinary Reference

The Flavor Bible: The Essential Guide to Culinary Creativity, Based on the Wisdom of America's Most Imaginative Chefs by Karen Page and Andrew Dornenburg - Powell's Books


Input: [Qty] 2 [Store] Home & Garden [Section]

Output: Cooking and Food- Herbs and Spices

The Flavor Bible: The Essential Guide to Culinary Creativity, Based on the Wisdom of America's Most Imaginative Chefs by Karen Page and Andrew Dornenburg - Powell's Books


Input: [Qty] 1 [Store] Home & Garden [Section]

Output: Cooking and Food- Culinary Reference

The Flavor Bible: The Essential Guide to Culinary Creativity, Based on the Wisdom of America's Most Imaginative Chefs by Karen Page and Andrew Dornenburg - Powell's Books


Input: [Qty] 25 [Store] Local Warehouse [Section]

Output: Cooking and Food- Sauces Salsa and Condiments

The Flavor Bible: The Essential Guide to Culinary Creativity, Based on the Wisdom of America's Most Imaginative Chefs by Karen Page and Andrew Dornenburg - Powell's Books


Input: [Qty] 25 [Store] Remote Warehouse [Section]

Output: Cooking and Food- Professional and Quantity

The Flavor Bible: The Essential Guide to Culinary Creativity, Based on the Wisdom of America's Most Imaginative Chefs by Karen Page and Andrew Dornenburg - Powell's Books


Input: [Examples] ACE inhibitors Examples: Benazepril Fosinopril Lisinopril [Why monitor them] They may affect how well your kidneys are working and the level of potassium in your body. [Tests you may have] Potassium (K) in blood Creatinine or blood urea nitrogen [How often] At least once a year or as often as your doctor suggests [What they do]

Output: These medicines lower blood pressure, treat heart failure, and help prevent heart attacks and strokes.

Monitoring Your Medicines | UW Health | Madison, WI

Common medicines that are monitored


Input: [Examples] Angiotensin II receptor blockers Examples: Losartan Olmesartan Valsartan [Why monitor them] They may affect how well your kidneys are working and the level of potassium in your body. [Tests you may have] Potassium (K) in blood Creatinine or blood urea nitrogen [How often] At least once a year or as often as your doctor suggests [What they do]

Output: These medicines lower blood pressure and help treat heart failure.

Monitoring Your Medicines | UW Health | Madison, WI

Common medicines that are monitored


Input: [Examples] Anticonvulsants Examples: Carbamazepine Phenytoin Valproic acid [Why monitor them] It may take time and careful, controlled adjustments to find the right combination, schedule, and dose for you. [Tests you may have] Blood test to check the drug level in your blood [How often] At least once a year or as often as your doctor suggests [What they do]

Output: These medicines help prevent or control seizures and help treat chronic pain.

Monitoring Your Medicines | UW Health | Madison, WI

Common medicines that are monitored


Input: [Examples] Digoxin [Why monitor them] When you start taking this medicine, you may need to have frequent blood tests to monitor the level of the medicine in your body. If your kidneys aren't working properly, the medicine can build up to a dangerous level. Also, the level of potassium in your body may affect how the medicine works. [Tests you may have] Blood test to check the drug level in your blood Potassium (K) in blood Creatinine or blood urea nitrogen [How often] At least once a year or as often as your doctor suggests [What they do]

Output: It helps control heart rate and helps make your heart beat stronger.

Monitoring Your Medicines | UW Health | Madison, WI

Common medicines that are monitored


Input: [Examples] Diuretics Examples: Chlorthalidone Furosemide Hydrochlorothiazide [Why monitor them] They may affect how well your kidneys are working and the level of potassium in your body. [Tests you may have] Potassium (K) in blood Creatinine or blood urea nitrogen [How often] At least once a year or as often as your doctor suggests [What they do]

Output: These medicines reduce the fluid in the body and lower blood pressure.

Monitoring Your Medicines | UW Health | Madison, WI

Common medicines that are monitored


Input: [Examples] Warfarin [Why monitor them] Things like an infection or a small change in your diet can change the way warfarin works. So can other medicines that you are taking. [Tests you may have] Prothrombin time (INR) [How often] As often as your doctor suggests [What they do]

Output: It helps prevent blood clots. Because it prevents clots, it also helps prevent heart attacks, strokes, and other problems caused by blood clots.

Monitoring Your Medicines | UW Health | Madison, WI

Common medicines that are monitored


Input: [Songs] 4 [Comments] 2 [Author] MusicIsEndless [Tape]

Output: Moving? Saddening? Relatable? Any songs I know that have a meaning and aren't meant for partying, just for the listener to relate to and maybe cry in the corner being lik...

tapes


Input: [Songs] 4 [Comments] 1 [Author] luvtheh8trs [Tape]

Output: May Death Never Stop You My Chemical Romance songs.

tapes


Input: [Songs] 5 [Comments] 2 [Author] AshleyCouture [Tape]

Output: Armor For Sleep Amazing band that should have had more recognition

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Input: [Songs] 6 [Comments] 1 [Author] AshleyCouture [Tape]

Output: You Be The Anchor That Keeps My Feet On The Ground, I'll Be The Wings That Keep Your Heart In The Clouds

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Input: [Songs] 2 [Comments] 0 [Author] phyllis808 [Tape]

Output: Roy Acuff

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Input: [Songs] 13 [Comments] 1 [Author] SuperiorSpecimen [Tape]

Output: So close...

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Input: [Songs] 2 [Comments] 0 [Author] notastudent [Tape]

Output: no words needed fire

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Input: [Songs] 2 [Comments] 0 [Author] 5soshustler [Tape]

Output: Rock The title is self explanitory

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Input: [Songs] 0 [Comments] 0 [Author] emilyxa [Tape]

Output: Favorites. Just songs that I love.

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Input: [Songs] 5 [Comments] 0 [Author] CookieCat [Tape]

Output: Overused AMV Songs Popular songs that often appear in an anime music video. No fandom is complete without them.

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Input: [Songs] 1 [Comments] 0 [Author] westmenstudios [Tape]

Output: Kansas favorites

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Input: [Songs] 11 [Comments] 0 [Author] scratcher [Tape]

Output: 2015

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Input: [Songs] 14 [Comments] 0 [Author] SleepyIndie [Tape]

Output: Some Favorites Compilation of songs that I absolutely adore

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Input: [Songs] 0 [Comments] 0 [Author] TheShaunXD [Tape]

Output: Ounce of Self Ounce of Self band

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Input: [Songs] 6 [Comments] 0 [Author] vivienne10 [Tape]

Output: Before They Were Famous Early attempts at immortality

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Input: [Songs] 5 [Comments] 0 [Author] tonyburton [Tape]

Output: ART PALACE - The EP The first EP by singer/songwriter Tony Burton

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Input: [Songs] 5 [Comments] 0 [Author] SukiSune [Tape]

Output: Home, Like No Place Is There Just some songs that I listen to and like. My music taste is a mix up and not just one genre. Most of the songs are just based on how I feel...

tapes


Input: [Songs] 3 [Comments] 0 [Author] alterEgo [Tape]

Output: Cameron

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Input: [Songs] 4 [Comments] 0 [Author] FunRocks [Tape]

Output: All About That Bass Songs that have great bass guitar and/or double bass.

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Input: [Songs] 3 [Comments] 0 [Author] lichka [Tape]

Output: brilliant covers brilliant covers by brilliant artists of brilliant songs i already adore. ^_^

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Input: [Songs] 7 [Comments] 1 [Author] CamberIsSo [Tape]

Output: The Mortal Instruments songs that remind me of the book series The Mortal Instruments

tapes


Input: [Songs] 5 [Comments] 1 [Author] CamberIsSo [Tape]

Output: Love Songs basically a bunch of really sweet songs about love

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Input: [Songs] 1 [Comments] 0 [Author] MWagoner [Tape]

Output: For Her Songs that I plan on singing to my future wife.

tapes


Input: [Songs] 18 [Comments] 2 [Author] highschoollover [Tape]

Output: unpack bitch i just moved and i need motivation to unpack

tapes


Input: [Songs] 2 [Comments] 1 [Author] Stormin [Tape]

Output: Hey Joe (You shot your woman down)by tim rose Hey Joe, where you goin with that money in your hand Hey Joe, where you goin with that money in your hand Ya know I'm gonna go downtown ...

tapes


Input: [Company] Our Talking Hands [Discount] Our Talking Hands offers a 20% discount code to all PCVs and RPCVs. [Notes / Procedures] Submit your invitation letter or DOS to ourtalkinghands@gmail.com. They will send you a 20% OFF Discount Code that can be used at https://www.etsy.com/shop/OurTalkingHands on any purchase you make! [Type]

Output: Unique, high quality, handmade designs fashioned by Deaf Ghanaian Artisans - Founded by a PCV in 2009.

Difference between revisions of "Volunteer discounts" - Peace Corps Wiki


Input: [Company] Ministry of Supply [Discount] 15% off Apollo Dress Shirts, perhaps other discounts available. [Notes / Procedures] Submit your invitation letter or DOS to q@ministryofsupply.com and explain your situation and what products you want. They will have you call in to place an order and apply your discount over the phone. (Negotiated by a PCV) [Type]

Output: Men's business attire engineered to be adaptable to any situation.

Difference between revisions of "Volunteer discounts" - Peace Corps Wiki


Input: [Company] Janji [Discount] 40% off for PCVs and RPCVs, 50% off if you serve in a country that we support. You pay shipping if outside US [Notes / Procedures] Email sam.bar@runjanji.com (RPCV Moz '11-'13) a scan of your invitation letter or DOS and he'll send you a discount code [Type]

Output: Running Apparel that Gives Back

Difference between revisions of "Volunteer discounts" - Peace Corps Wiki


Input: [Company] Bluffworks [Discount] "Inspired by the performance of technical travel clothing, I built a pant that marries technical performance with office ready looks... I designed these pants to keep up with the rigors of my own life, where work, play, and travel frequently collide." [Notes / Procedures] Email the Bluffworks Team at team@bluffworks.com to receive a 20% discount for Peace Corps Volunteers. (Negotiated by PCV) [Type]

Output: Mens Pants for Work, Travel and Play

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Input: [Company] Marmot [Discount] Marmot offers a Professional Courtesy Program to Peace Corps Volunteers. Discount may vary by product but is substantial. Selection is limited compared to regular online site (some products may be "out of stock," but you can request them). [Notes / Procedures] Apply for the program here, you should hear back within a couple business days. [Type]

Output: Outdoor clothing

Difference between revisions of "Volunteer discounts" - Peace Corps Wiki


Input: [Company] American Eagle Outfitters [Discount] 20% off ALL AEO and Aerie clothing [Notes / Procedures] Call customer service (1-888-232-4535)to speak with a customer service rep. 7/25/14: received discount after submitting Peace Corps verification via email. Orders using this discount will have to be placed over the phone, in coordination with a rep. [Type]

Output: Men's and Women's Clothing

Difference between revisions of "Volunteer discounts" - Peace Corps Wiki


Input: [Company] The North Face [Discount] The North Face offers a Pro Pricing Program to Peace Corps Volunteers. Discount may vary by product but is substantial. Selection is limited compared to regular online site (some products may be "out of stock," but you can request them). [Notes / Procedures] Apply for the program here, you should hear back within a couple business days. **5/11/11: The program is not accepting new applicants. The Pro program is apparently under review for possible termination. 11/28/11: The program is back, but no longer offers discounts to Peace Corps Volunteers. (Policy change-no more discounts) [Type]

Output: Outdoor Clothing

Difference between revisions of "Volunteer discounts" - Peace Corps Wiki


Input: [Company] ExOfficio [Discount] 20-30% [Notes / Procedures] apply online at http://www.exofficio.com/pro **7/20/11: Received a 10% discount, not 50%-60%. 1/7/12: Received a 25% discount: Received a 20% discount on 12/23/13. 09/2014- Discount still stands but only on select items and most of it is out of stock. [Type]

Output: Outdoor Clothing

Difference between revisions of "Volunteer discounts" - Peace Corps Wiki


Input: [Company] Macabi [Discount] $50 per skirt instead of $80 [Notes / Procedures] e-mail your acceptance letter [Type]

Output: Macabi Skirts

Difference between revisions of "Volunteer discounts" - Peace Corps Wiki


Input: [Company] Moosejaw [Discount] 10% off regular prices, 5% off sale prices Excludes Arc'Teryx, Bugaboo,Burton, Merrell, Nixon,Suunto, The North Face and Western Mountainering products [Notes / Procedures] Use Coupon Code "LTM" (discount did work on 4/26/2011)Code did not work for me but I live-chatted with them and they gave me a weekly code of 15% off (4/23/2014) [Type]

Output: Outdoor gear/clothes

Difference between revisions of "Volunteer discounts" - Peace Corps Wiki


Input: [Company] Backcountry.com [Discount] Variable depending on product (average 20%-30%) [Notes / Procedures] Email: mcorey@backcountry.com and provide verification (acceptance letter, follow up email from recruiting officer, or PC ID)if emails are not sent to above email response may be delayed. Note emails responses are sent Mon.-Fri. [Type]

Output: All the Best Outdoor Gear!

Difference between revisions of "Volunteer discounts" - Peace Corps Wiki


Input: [Company] Hot Chillys [Discount] 10% off Code for Clothing and Socks [Notes / Procedures] e-mail sales@hotchillys.com or customer service, ask for a Peace Corps Discount, and provide verification (7/1/13) [Type]

Output: Hot Chillys

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Input: [0] Method [1] __init__ [2]

Output: Undocumented

twisted.conch.client.agent.SSHAgentForwardingChannel : API documentation


Input: [0] Method [1] __str__ [2]

Output: Undocumented

twisted.conch.client.agent.SSHAgentForwardingChannel : API documentation


Input: [0] Method [1] logPrefix [2]

Output: Override this method to insert custom logging behavior. Its return value will be inserted in front of every line. It may be called more times than the number of output lines.

twisted.conch.client.agent.SSHAgentForwardingChannel : API documentation


Input: [0] Method [1] openFailed [2]

Output: Called when the the open failed for some reason. reason.desc is a string descrption, reason.code the the SSH error code.

twisted.conch.client.agent.SSHAgentForwardingChannel : API documentation


Input: [0] Method [1] addWindowBytes [2]

Output: Called when bytes are added to the remote window. By default it clears the data buffers.

twisted.conch.client.agent.SSHAgentForwardingChannel : API documentation


Input: [0] Method [1] requestReceived [2]

Output: No summary

twisted.conch.client.agent.SSHAgentForwardingChannel : API documentation


Input: [0] Method [1] extReceived [2]

Output: Called when we receive extended data (usually standard error).

twisted.conch.client.agent.SSHAgentForwardingChannel : API documentation


Input: [0] Method [1] eofReceived [2]

Output: Called when the other side will send no more data.

twisted.conch.client.agent.SSHAgentForwardingChannel : API documentation


Input: [0] Method [1] closeReceived [2]

Output: Called when the other side has closed the channel.

twisted.conch.client.agent.SSHAgentForwardingChannel : API documentation


Input: [0] Method [1] write [2]

Output: Write some data to the channel. If there is not enough remote window available, buffer until it is. Otherwise, split the data into packets of length remoteMaxPacket and send them.

twisted.conch.client.agent.SSHAgentForwardingChannel : API documentation


Input: [0] Method [1] writeExtended [2]

Output: Send extended data to this channel. If there is not enough remote window available, buffer until there is. Otherwise, split the data into packets of length remoteMaxPacket and send them.

twisted.conch.client.agent.SSHAgentForwardingChannel : API documentation


Input: [0] Method [1] writeSequence [2]

Output: Part of the Transport interface. Write a list of strings to the channel.

twisted.conch.client.agent.SSHAgentForwardingChannel : API documentation


Input: [0] Method [1] loseConnection [2]

Output: Close the channel if there is no buferred data. Otherwise, note the request and return.

twisted.conch.client.agent.SSHAgentForwardingChannel : API documentation


Input: [0] Method [1] getPeer [2]

Output: Return a tuple describing the other side of the connection.

twisted.conch.client.agent.SSHAgentForwardingChannel : API documentation


Input: [0] Method [1] getHost [2]

Output: Return a tuple describing our side of the connection.

twisted.conch.client.agent.SSHAgentForwardingChannel : API documentation


Input: [0] Method [1] stopWriting [2]

Output: Called when the remote buffer is full, as a hint to stop writing. This can be ignored, but it can be helpful.

twisted.conch.client.agent.SSHAgentForwardingChannel : API documentation


Input: [0] Method [1] startWriting [2]

Output: Called when the remote buffer has more room, as a hint to continue writing.

twisted.conch.client.agent.SSHAgentForwardingChannel : API documentation


Input: [Operation] Create Real Brick [Description]

Output: Creates a volume in the shape of a rectangular brick

GAMBIT MODELING GUIDE: 2. CREATING THE GEOMETRY, 2.5


Input: [Operation] Create Real Cylinder [Description]

Output: Creates a volume in the shape of a cylinder

GAMBIT MODELING GUIDE: 2. CREATING THE GEOMETRY, 2.5


Input: [Operation] Create Real Prism [Description]

Output: Creates a volume in the shape of a regular prism

GAMBIT MODELING GUIDE: 2. CREATING THE GEOMETRY, 2.5


Input: [Operation] Create Real Pyramid [Description]

Output: Creates a volume in the shape of a truncated pyramid

GAMBIT MODELING GUIDE: 2. CREATING THE GEOMETRY, 2.5


Input: [Operation] Create Real Frustum [Description]

Output: Creates a volume in the shape of a frustum

GAMBIT MODELING GUIDE: 2. CREATING THE GEOMETRY, 2.5


Input: [Operation] Create Real Sphere [Description]

Output: Creates a volume in the shape of a sphere

GAMBIT MODELING GUIDE: 2. CREATING THE GEOMETRY, 2.5


Input: [Operation] Create Real Torus [Description]

Output: Creates a volume in the shape of a torus

GAMBIT MODELING GUIDE: 2. CREATING THE GEOMETRY, 2.5


Input: [0] 1 [Description] Feed Your Spirit – The Essence of Thin Resides Within Join Laurie and special guest Annamaria Poluha of Wellness Dynamics for "Feed Your Spirit – The Essence o [Released] 2/15/2011 [Price] Free [5] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Feed Your Spirit – The Essence of Thin Resides Within

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Input: [0] 2 [Description] Join Laurie and special guest Pamela Reyes of ExecutiveForce for "Rediscover Your Passion and Unleash Your Power: It's not being right, it’s being real!" --H [Released] 2/1/2011 [Price] Free [5] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Rediscover Your Passion and Unleash Your Power!

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Input: [0] 3 [Description] Join Laurie and special guest Linda Allred, The Bad Habit Breaker/Certified Hypnotist, and find out why diets DON'T work and get concrete steps to retrain your [Released] 1/18/2011 [Price] Free [5] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Why Diet Resolutions Don’t Work: Train Your Brain To Lose Weight

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Output: How To Toot Your Own Horn Without Blowing Your Own Trumpet

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Input: [0] 5 [Description] Join Laurie and special guest Laurie Schloff, Senior Coaching Partner at The Speech Improvement Company. We'll be sharing valuable tips and secrets of the best [Released] 12/14/2010 [Price] Free [5] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Speaking for Success: Organize Your Thoughts, Hold Their Interest & Sound Like A Pro

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Output: Discover Your "Jane" Type & Be The Best You

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Input: [0] 7 [Description] Join Laurie and special guest Amethyst Wyldfyre for this very special show! Learn to understand your energy and how it influences your personal and professional [Released] 11/16/2010 [Price] Free [5] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: Clear Your Energy & Electrify Your Business

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Output: Fall Fashion Trends at Work

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Input: [0] 9 [Description] Join Laurie and special guest Laura West of The Center for Joyful Business. When you're stepping into being a Business Goddess, you are really stepping into you [Released] 8/17/2010 [Price] Free [5] View In iTunes [Name]

Output: How To Market Your Business Like A Business Goddess for More Success with Grace and Joy

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Output: Your Space for Success

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Output: Six Weeks to Sleeveless and Sexy! with JJ Virgin

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Output: How to Create Powerful Professional Headshots

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Output: Live Life Beautifully Inside and Out

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Output: Can't Live With It, Can't Live Without It -- How To Find The Best Hair Style for You

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Output: How to Bring Cruelty-Free Garments to Your Lifestyle and Wardrobe

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Input: [Name] addTestClassPath [Type] boolean [Since] 1.2 [Description]

Output: A flag whether the test class path of the project under test should be included in the class path of the pre-/post-build scripts. If set to false, the class path of script interpreter consists only of the runtime dependencies of the Maven Invoker Plugin. If set the true, the project's test class path will be prepended to the interpreter class path. Among others, this feature allows the scripts to access utility classes from the test sources of your project. Default value is: false.


Input: [Name] cloneAllFiles [Type] boolean [Since] 1.2 [Description]

Output: Some files are normally excluded when copying the IT projects from the directory specified by the parameter projectsDirectory to the directory given by cloneProjectsTo (e.g. .svn, CVS, *~, etc). Setting this parameter to true will cause all files to be copied to the cloneProjectsTo directory. Default value is: false.


Input: [Name] cloneProjectsTo [Type] File [Since] 1.1 [Description]

Output: Directory to which projects should be cloned prior to execution. If not specified, each integration test will be run in the directory in which the corresponding IT POM was found. In this case, you most likely want to configure your SCM to ignore target and build.log in the test's base directory.


Input: [Name] debug [Type] boolean [Since] 1.0 [Description]

Output: Whether to show debug statements in the build output. Default value is: false.


Input: [Name] encoding [Type] String [Since] 1.2 [Description]

Output: The file encoding for the pre-/post-build scripts and the list files for goals and profiles. Default value is: ${project.build.sourceEncoding}.


Input: [Name] goals [Type] List [Since] 1.0 [Description]

Output: The list of goals to execute on each project. Default value is: package.


Input: [Name] goalsFile [Type] String [Since] 1.0 [Description]

Output: Deprecated. As of version 1.2 the properties file specified by the parameter invokerPropertiesFile should be used instead. Default value is: goals.txt.


Input: [Name] interpolationsProperties [Type] Properties [Since] 1.1 [Description]

Output: List of properties which will be used to interpolate goal files.


Input: [Name] invokerPropertiesFile [Type] String [Since] 1.2 [Description]

Output: The name of an optional test-specific file that contains properties used to configure the invocation of an integration test. This properties file may be used to specify settings for an individual test invocation. Any property present in the file will override the corresponding setting from the plugin configuration. The values of the properties are filtered and may use expressions like ${project.version} to reference project properties or values from the parameter interpolationsProperties. The snippet below describes the supported properties: # A comma or space separated list of goals/phases to execute, may # specify an empty list to execute the default goal of the IT project invoker.goals=clean package site # A comma or space separated list of profiles to activate invoker.profiles=its,jdk15 # The value for the environment variable MAVEN_OPTS invoker.mavenOpts=-Dfile.encoding=UTF-16 -Xms32m -Xmx256m # Possible values are "fail-fast" (default), "fail-at-end" and "fail-never" invoker.failureBehavior=fail-never # The expected result of the build, possible values are "success" (default) and "failure" invoker.buildResult=failure # A boolean value controlling the -N flag, defaults to "false" invoker.nonRecursive=false Default value is: invoker.properties.


Input: [Name] invokerTest [Type] String [Since] 1.1 [Description]

Output: Specify this parameter to run individual tests by file name, overriding the pomIncludes and pomExcludes parameters. Each pattern you specify here will be used to create an include pattern formatted like ${projectsDirectory}/${invoker.test}, so you can just type "-Dinvoker.test=MyTest" to run a single it in ${projectsDirectory}/${invoker.test}".


Input: [Name] localRepositoryPath [Type] File [Since] 1.0 [Description]

Output: The local repository for caching artifacts.


Input: [Name] mavenOpts [Type] String [Since] 1.2 [Description]

Output: The MAVEN_OPTS environment variable to use when invoking Maven. This value can be overridden for individual integration tests by using invokerPropertiesFile.


Input: [Name] noLog [Type] boolean [Since] 1.0 [Description]

Output: Suppress logging to the build.log file. Default value is: false.


Input: [Name] pom [Type] File [Since] 1.0 [Description]

Output: A single POM to build, skipping any scanning parameters and behavior.


Input: [Name] pomExcludes [Type] List [Since] 1.0 [Description]

Output: Excludes for searching the integration test directory. This parameter is meant to be set from the POM. By default, no POM files are excluded.


Input: [Name] pomIncludes [Type] List [Since] 1.0 [Description]

Output: Includes for searching the integration test directory. This parameter is meant to be set from the POM. If this parameter is not set, the plugin will search for all pom.xml files one directory below projectsDirectory (*/pom.xml).


Input: [Name] postBuildHookScript [Type] String [Since] 1.0 [Description]

Output: Relative path of a cleanup/verification BeanShell script to run after executing the build. Default value is: postbuild.bsh.


Input: [Name] preBuildHookScript [Type] String [Since] 1.0 [Description]

Output: Relative path of a pre-build hook BeanShell script to run prior to executing the build. Default value is: prebuild.bsh.


Input: [Name] profiles [Type] List [Since] 1.1 [Description]

Output: List of profile identifiers to explicitly trigger in the build.


Input: [Name] profilesFile [Type] String [Since] 1.1 [Description]

Output: Deprecated. As of version 1.2 the properties file specified by the parameter invokerPropertiesFile should be used instead. Default value is: profiles.txt.


Input: [Name] projectsDirectory [Type] File [Since] 1.0 [Description]

Output: Directory to search for integration tests. Default value is: ${basedir}/src/projects/.


Input: [Name] properties [Type] Map [Since] 1.1 [Description]

Output: Common set of properties to pass in on each project's command line, via -D parameters.


Input: [Name] settingsFile [Type] File [Since] 1.2 [Description]

Output: Path to an alternate settings.xml to use for Maven invocation with all ITs.


Input: [Name] showErrors [Type] boolean [Since] 1.0 [Description]

Output: Whether to show errors in the build output. Default value is: false.


Input: [Name] skipInvocation [Type] boolean [Since] 1.1 [Description]

Output: Flag used to suppress certain invocations. This is useful in tailoring the build using profiles. Default value is: false.


Input: [Name] streamLogs [Type] boolean [Since] 1.0 [Description]

Output: Flag used to determine whether the build logs should be output to the normal mojo log. Default value is: false.


Input: [Name] suppressSummaries [Type] boolean [Since] 1.0 [Description]

Output: Flag used to suppress the summary output notifying of successes and failures. If set to true, the only indication of the build's success or failure will be the effect it has on the main build (if it fails, the main build should fail as well). If streamLogs is enabled, the sub-build summary will also provide an indication. Default value is: false.


Input: [Name] testProperties [Type] Properties [Since] 1.0 [Description]

Output: Deprecated. Use properties parameter instead.


Input: [Name] testPropertiesFile [Type] String [Since] 1.0 [Description]

Output: Location of a properties file that defines CLI properties for the test. Default value is: test.properties.


Input: [Course #] EMT 606 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 3 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Economics for Managers This course introduces managers to the essence of business economics – the theories, concepts and ideas that form the economist’s tool kit encompassing both the microeconomic and macroeconomic environments. Microeconomic topics include demand and supply, elasticity, consumer choice, production, cost, profit maximization, market structure, and game theory while the Macroeconomic topics will be GDP, inflation, unemployment, aggregate demand, aggregate supply, fiscal and monetary policies. In addition the basic concepts in international trade and finance will be discussed.

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Input: [Course #] EMT 607 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 0 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Managerial Economics This course examines the use of economic information and analysis in making business decisions. The goal of the course is to provide an understanding of the economic principles that enable managers to direct scarce resources most efficiently. A secondary goal is to provide students with a familiarity with the economic environment in which business operates.

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Input: [Course #] EMT 623 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 0 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Financial Management This course covers the fundamental principles of finance. The primary concepts covered include the time value of money, principles of valuation and risk. Specific applications include the valuation of debt and equity securities as well as capital budgeting analysis, financial manager’s functions, liquidity vs. profitability, financial planning, capital budgeting, management of long term funds, money and capital markets, debt and equity, management of assets, cash and accounts receivable, inventory and fixed assets. Additional topics include derivative markets.

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Input: [Course #] EMT 624 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 3 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Financial Analysis for Technical Organizations This course presents concepts regarding the collection, processing, and reporting of financial information in a technology-based business. Managerial accounting and cost accounting, and their uses and limitations will be discussed. Use of financial statements, budgets, and cost estimates in management decision-making will be emphasized. The impact of the risk and uncertainty associated with financial decisions will be illustrated via case studies.Syllabus

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Input: [Course #] EMT 628 [Credit] 1 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 1 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Accounting Lab This ramp course is designed to provide students with an understanding of the basic tools and procedures of accounting in order to assure a common level of understanding for the class. The course consists of a web-based, self-administered tutorial with quizzes and problems, a three-hour lecture and Q&A class prior to the first class meeting of EMT 624, and a post-test. The class and tutorial can be waived if a student has sufficient background in accounting. The post-test is mandatory.

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Input: [Course #] EMT 630 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 3 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Global Business and Markets This is a comprehensive course in global business and markets providing a broad, multidisciplinary understanding of global business. The theoretical context for engaging in international trade is established, with attention to the current economic and political environment. Then the business level rationale and techniques for initiating trade, as well as the functional area decisions that must be made, are discussed. Topics include: cultural differences; international trade; regional economic integration; international monetary system; entry strategies; strategic alliances; exporting and importing; global production and logistics; global marketing.Post cold war political and economic changes have opened up previously closed borders and have reduced barriers to trade. Concurrently, technological developments in communication, information and transportation technologies have enabled faster and better channels for doing business.This change to an outward looking orientation has resulted in an era of increased globalization. The impact of increasing international trade has provided access to new markets, greater interdependence and foreign competition on domestic turf.More firms, large and small, have become adept at selling across borders. Understanding the fundamentals of international trade prepares managers to grasp more aspects of a firm’s business initiatives.Many of the issues that a business encounters in the global context present difficult choices from and economic and profit point of view and also from a human and cultural point of view. The resolution of these issues rarely has a single right answer. The course material will evoke several of these ill-structured problems so students will have a chance to grapple with the complexities the problems present.

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Input: [Course #] EMT 635 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 0 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Managerial Judgment and Decision-Making Executives make decisions every day in the face of uncertainty. The objective of this course is to help students understand how decisions are made, why they are often less than optimal, and how decision-making can be improved. This course will contrast how managers do make decisions with how they should make decisions, by thinking about how �rational� decision makers should act, by conducting in-class exercises and examining empirical evidence of how individuals do act (often erroneously) in managerial situations. The course will include statistical tools for decision-making, as well as treatment of the psychological factors involved in making decisions.Syllabus

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Input: [Course #] EMT 638 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 0 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Corporate Finance This course serves as a second semester sequence in corporate finance. Students enrolling should have a mastery of the topics of covered in Managerial Finance I (EMT 623), including time value of money, capital budgeting, risk adjusted hurdle rates, managerial accounting, and ratio analysis. Among the topics covered in EMT 723 are: leverage on the balance sheet and weighted average cost of capital; bankruptcy, turnarounds, and recapitalizations; international currency hedging; stock options; private equity valuation; mergers and acquisitions; and the issuance of public and private securities.Syllabus

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Input: [Course #] EMT 642 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 0 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Marketing Strategy This course focuses on the methodology involved in developing and writing an effective marketing plan. It covers how to obtain the information that is needed and how to write a rigorous marketing plan for a product or service. The course details the steps needed to perform a market opportunity analysis (MOA) and explores how to develop market-based strategies and tactics to capitalize on the identified opportunities.Syllabus

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Input: [Course #] EMT 664 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 3 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Business Law The course introduces students to the fundamental concepts and legal principles that they can expect to encounter in various roles as managers/professionals in public and private companies, consultants and/or entrepreneurs, together with the ethical criteria, moral values and social norms in the environments they will face. The course will cover the American judicial system, international law in a global economy, ethics and business decision making, and different forms of business structure, contracts, business torts, products liability, insurance, employment law, criminal law and the recent Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform & Consumer Protection Act.

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Input: [Course #] EMT 672 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 0 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Realizing Value from Intellectual Property This course examines the valuation, patenting and licensing of early-stage technology as a means to exploit innovation. By understanding technology to be a negotiable asset for the firm, we take a fundamentally different approach than venture capital models, which focus on the enterprise, rather than the commercialization of technology itself. Accordingly, we study the economics and theory of intellectual property; valuation of intangible assets; IP agreements and protection regimes; negotiations and trading techniques; licensing and litigation strategies.

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Input: [Course #] EMT 675 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 0 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: New Product and Service Innovation This course provides students with the most current theories and tools to function effectively in the corporate environment when there is constant change. By building upon material covered in Technology Innovation Management (MGT 671), this course will deepen students' knowledge of the innovation process in the enterprise and will pay special attention to service industries. The course will be taught with lectures and real world cases. Upon completion, students will have enhanced their knowledge of the innovative enterprise and increased their practical skills for careers in technology management.Syllabus

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Input: [Course #] EMT 677 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 3 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Emerging Technologies This course discusses emerging technologies, how they evolve, how to identify them, and the effect of international, political, social, economic, and cultural factors on them. Topics covered in the course include accuracy of past technology forecasts, how to improve them, international perspective on emerging technologies, future customer trends, and forecasting methodologies such as monitoring, expert opinion, trend analysis, and scenario construction. Emerging technologies will be examined through student company examples, invited speakers, and videos.Syllabus

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Input: [Course #] EMT 695 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 3 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Leading Creative Collaboration Innovative organizations are led by people who relentlessly nurture creative collaborations. These leaders stimulate imagination, teach others how to turn imagination into creativity, and build group structures and processes to enable people to turn creative ideas into innovations that drive business results. This course builds individual awareness of creativity and collaboration skills while increasing the student’s capacity for both. It teaches the science behind techniques, tools, interpersonal skills, leadership skills, organizational strategies, and environmental designs that increase group effectiveness. The overall goal is to strengthen the student’s ability to lead others to address meaningful problems and possibilities wherever they may be found.Syllabus

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Input: [Course #] EMT 696 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 3 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Human-Centered Design Thinking This course deals with the theory and methods associated with design thinking, a problem-solving protocol that spurs innovation and solves complex problems. Design thinking involves a unique form of inquiry which goes well beyond product and service design. Students will develop an appreciation for design and develop skills for studying design systems. These concepts and methods have wide applicability as they can be used to design organizations of people, information structures, compensation systems as well as the entire consumer experience. Applying these approaches can often create entirely new systems that are more useful and usable. The logic of this approach can sometimes solve "wicked problems" which have defied previous solutions.

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Input: [Course #] EMT 714 [Credit] 4 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 0 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Technology Strategy This course discusses the technology strategy process and develops skills, methodologies, and critical thinking in order to achieve technological competitive advantage. Subjects covered include technology life-cycles, type and characteristics of RD&E project portfolio selection, and an overview of successful development strategies. Case studies will be used to build competence and confidence in the concepts.Syllabus

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Input: [Course #] EMT 715 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 3 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Strategic Business Management This course focuses on the major elements of the strategic management model, including mission, external and global environment, company profile, strategic analysis and choice, long- and short-term objectives; action plans/tactics, policies, restructuring, reengineering, strategic control, and continuous process improvement (CPI). Student teams analyze and formulate strategies for companies they select.Syllabus

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Input: [Course #] EMT 740 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 0 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Team Leadership Development in Technical Organizations This course focuses on understanding the interplay of group, inter-group, and organizational factors on the performance of multifunctional teams in technology-based organizations. The course integrates theory and research on multifunctional teams with the skills necessary for effectively managing them. Topics covered include managing decision-making and conflict in multifunctional teams, managing the team’s boundary and inter-group relations, organizational designs that support working cross-functionally, and measuring and rewarding team performance. Cases are used to illustrate the problems of working cross-functionally. Individuals are given feedback on their team management skills.Syllabus

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Input: [Course #] EMT 751 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 0 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Project Management and Leadership This course provides a theoretical and practical perspective on modern project management and leadership in technology-based organizations and forms the conceptual basis to develop "a project leader mindset." The course will focus on strategic project success, as well as project cultures, project organization, and project processes as they are employed in different project types and for different levels of project uncertainty, complexity, and pace. The leadership part of the course is based on the premise that people are the real engine behind project results, and they must be led and motivated in a very unique way. Different leadership styles will be discussed, together with motivation and career issues, in different project and organizational settings.Syllabus

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Input: [Course #] EMT 752 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 0 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Corporate Entrepreneuring This course focuses on corporate venturing and entrepreneurship. Business and financial issues associated with starting and buying an entrepreneurial, high-technology business are addressed. Subjects covered include a discussion of previous corporate ventures, critical success factors, and an international perspective on corporate venturing. Lessons learned from new technology start-ups will be discussed, along with an evaluation of the decision processes used by venture capitalists. The final project is the development of a venture plan for the student’s company. Over half of the business plans receive funding. Startup funding on previous projects has ranged from $50,000 to $1,000,000,000.Syllabus

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Input: [Course #] EMT 758 [Credit] 0 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 2 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Practicum - Oral & Written Communication Competency In this workshop/lab, students will learn several skills to help them present and write more effectively. Specific topics include components of effective writing, ten steps for effective presentations, using advanced computer technologies in oral presentations, and portraying the correct image. Students will be graded on several team and individual oral presentations and written reports throughout the program to demonstrate their competency in both oral and written communications. Each student will have an oral/written report card.

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Input: [Course #] EMT 798 [Credit] 6 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 0 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Integration and Application of Technology Management This is the capstone course for the program. It is designed to integrate the knowledge developed in the other courses via a business simulation in which teams of students compete in running their companies in a complex simulated environment. The course includes lectures and workshops that demonstrate theory and techniques of cross-functional decision-making in the management of technology. Individuals and teams will be observed and assessment feedback will be given. (5.0 credits)Syllabus

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Input: [Course #] EMT 800 [Credit] 1 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 1 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Special Problem: EMTM 1 to 6 credits. Limit of 6 credits for the degree of Master of Technology Management (EMTM).

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Input: [Course #] EMT 810 [Credit] 3 [Lab] 0 [Lecture] 3 [Study Hours] 0 [Course Name]

Output: Special Topics in Management of Technology A participating seminar on topics of current interest and importance in Management of Technology. Syllabus

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Input: [0] Su [6-9 AM] Not Available [9-12 AM] Not Available [3-6 PM] Not Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM]

Output: Not Available

Alana M. - Cheshire Babysitter - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] Mo [6-9 AM] Available [9-12 AM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM]

Output: Available

Alana M. - Cheshire Babysitter - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] Tu [6-9 AM] Available [9-12 AM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM]

Output: Available

Alana M. - Cheshire Babysitter - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] We [6-9 AM] Available [9-12 AM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM]

Output: Available

Alana M. - Cheshire Babysitter - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] Th [6-9 AM] Available [9-12 AM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM]

Output: Available

Alana M. - Cheshire Babysitter - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] Fr [6-9 AM] Available [9-12 AM] Available [3-6 PM] Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM]

Output: Available

Alana M. - Cheshire Babysitter - Sittercity.com


Input: [0] Sa [6-9 AM] Not Available [9-12 AM] Not Available [3-6 PM] Not Available [6-9 PM] Not Available [9-12 PM] Not Available [12-6 AM] Not Available [12-3 PM]

Output: Not Available

Alana M. - Cheshire Babysitter - Sittercity.com