Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Leather [Slot] Chest [Name] Vestments of the Soulflayer [Spec]

Output: Spell DPS

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Leather [Slot] Feet [Name] Two-Toed Boots [Spec]

Output: Spell DPS

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Leather [Slot] Hands [Name] T'wansi's Handwraps [Spec]

Output: Spell Spirit

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Leather [Slot] Head [Name] Amani Headdress [Spec]

Output: Spell Spirit

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Leather [Slot] Legs [Name] Leggings of the Pride [Spec]

Output: Spell Spirit

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Leather [Slot] Shoulder [Name] Feathers of Akil'zon [Spec]

Output: Spell Spirit

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Leather [Slot] Wrist [Name] Armbands of the Bear Spirit [Spec]

Output: Spell Spirit

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Cloth [Slot] Chest [Name] Robes of Dissention [Spec]

Output: Spell DPS

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Cloth [Slot] Feet [Name] Boots of the Ursine [Spec]

Output: Spell DPS

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Cloth [Slot] Hands [Name] Charmbinder Grips [Spec]

Output: Spell DPS

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Cloth [Slot] Head [Name] Collar of Bones [Spec]

Output: Spell DPS

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Cloth [Slot] Legs [Name] Leggings of Ancient Magics [Spec]

Output: Spell DPS

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Cloth [Slot] Legs [Name] Serpentine Leggings [Spec]

Output: Spell DPS

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Cloth [Slot] Shoulder [Name] Jan'alai's Spaulders [Spec]

Output: Spell DPS

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Cloth [Slot] Waist [Name] Sash of Anguish [Spec]

Output: Spell DPS

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Cloth [Slot] Wrist [Name] Wristwraps of Madness [Spec]

Output: Spell DPS

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Cloth [Slot] Chest [Name] Hexing Robes [Spec]

Output: Spell Spirit

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Cloth [Slot] Head [Name] The Hexxer's Headdress [Spec]

Output: Spell Spirit

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Cloth [Slot] Shoulder [Name] Claw-Fringe Mantle [Spec]

Output: Spell Spirit

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Cloth [Slot] Wrist [Name] Wristwraps of Departed Spirits [Spec]

Output: Spell Spirit

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Finger [Slot] Finger [Name] Band of the Gurubashi Berserker [Spec]

Output: Melee

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Finger [Slot] Finger [Name] Quickfinger Ring [Spec]

Output: Melee

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Finger [Slot] Finger [Name] Ring of the Numberless Brood [Spec]

Output: Melee

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Finger [Slot] Finger [Name] Arlokk's Signet [Spec]

Output: Physical DPS

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Finger [Slot] Finger [Name] Shimmerclaw Band [Spec]

Output: Spell DPS

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Finger [Slot] Finger [Name] Signet of Venoxis [Spec]

Output: Spell DPS

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Finger [Slot] Finger [Name] Soul Drain Signet [Spec]

Output: Spell Spirit

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Finger [Slot] Finger [Name] Talonguard Band [Spec]

Output: Tank

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Neck [Slot] Neck [Name] Amulet of the Watcher [Spec]

Output: Physical DPS

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Neck [Slot] Neck [Name] Amulet of Protection [Spec]

Output: Tank

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Back [Slot] Back [Name] Hex Lord's Bloody Cloak [Spec]

Output: Melee

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Back [Slot] Back [Name] Recovered Cloak of Frostheim [Spec]

Output: Physical DPS

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Back [Slot] Back [Name] Hakkari Loa Drape [Spec]

Output: Spell DPS

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Back [Slot] Back [Name] Spiritcaller Cloak [Spec]

Output: Spell Spirit

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Input: [Level] 353 [Type] Back [Slot] Back [Name] Spiritguard Drape [Spec]

Output: Tank

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Input: [Author] LDeLisa Toms River, NJ (1 review) February 9, 2011 [Content] I just had to let the world know how thankful I am that I found Deer Out!! I live in an area inundated with deer. It would not be unusual to see six to ten deer in my yard in the summer time and triple that amount in the winter time. I placed my 1st order on line a few years ago, very easy, I might add, and received my gallon with sprayer within a couple of days. To my delight, this product worked immediately!! Never before have I had a product work so well. The deer have not even come close to my patio containers, my shrubs or trees. I have just ordered for the third time this year, not because it was necessary to use it all, but I have been sharing it with friends, neighbors and family. I have become a walking advertisement for Deer Out!! I have clued in my co-workers, friends and family who live away, and every one of the greenhouses and nurseries that I frequent every season!! They all carry the standards, but I tell them they MUST try Deer Out!! Thank you from the bottom of my heart and my most favorite flower container for creating a product that is not malodorous, easy to use, cost effective and WORKS!! [Rating]

Output: Positive


Input: [Author] lovetoshop101 Mechanicsburg, PA (1 review) January 26, 2011 [Content] Ive never written to a company regarding their product before but I am so thrilled with the results of Deer Out that I thought I would let others know. I read the testimonials before buying the product and honestly had my doubts that any product could work that well. Weve tried lots of other sprays, liquid Fence (the really stinky stuff) plant spikes,deer guard, soap on a stick, human hair, etc. for years.None of them worked. Then I found Deer Out all I can say is THIS PRODUCT WORKS! I would completely recommend this to anyone who has tried other things, its worth every penny. We didn't spray a few plants in the yard because the deer typically didn't go after them, but they were totally eaten, probably because they were so hungry because they couldn'tt eat the other plants. All I can say is I am now a DEER OUT customer for life! Thank you!! [Rating]

Output: Positive


Input: [Author] jimtripp72 Eastman, GA (1 review) June 11, 2010 [Content] We used this product just as instructed and it DID NOT WORK. I have been farming for over 30 years and have used many different chemicals and have a lot of experience mixing chemicals. They offer a money back guarentee but trust me they dont offer any help. This is a very expensive product not to work. [Rating]

Output: Negative


Input: [Author] pmoyle Spokane, WA (1 review) June 2, 2010 [Content] Deer Out has provided a badly-needed solution to our problem with deer eating plants, shrubs, and trees on our property north of Spokane, WA. Once applied to the plant/shrub/tree, the scores of deer that inhabit this rural area browse elsewhere. Deer Out is pleasant smelling, easily applied, leaves no visible residue, and lasts from several weeks up to the three months advertised. The only vulnerable period is while the plants leaf out during spring during which time more frequent applications must be made. After experiencing repeated damage and total loses to our garden & trees, the cost of Deer Out is a minor consideration. The application containers must be stored correctly and shaken vigorously in order to avoid plugging the applicator. [Rating]

Output: Positive


Input: [Author] grunt26 Flemington, NJ (1 review) January 29, 2009 [Content] Deer Out deer repellent is the only repellent that has worked for us here in deer infested Hunterdon County NJ When I tell you that we tried every repellent known to man, I mean we even contracted with a professional deer repellent spray service that came out once a month to spray our property. (Save your money, it did not work in the least) We found DEER OUT over 5 years ago from a local garden center that swore by it.. The guy told me if it didnt work for me to bring it right back. He said I quote: If a deer take a bite they will send my money back Well, now more than 5 years later and my gardens have never looked so good if it wasnt for this product, I honestly think my wife and I would have moved out of this community due to the unbelievable deer infestation problem There are times when there are 30 or 40 deer all together feasting on someone elses shrubs. There are so many deer around here, that people drive thru the neighborhood just to see all the deer. [Rating]

Output: Positive


Input: [Author] elaine_e New York, NJ (1 review) September 4, 2008 [Content] I had been successfully using Liquid Fence for years at our summer home. I tried Deer Out because of the nasty odor of Liquid Fence. I sprayed Deer Out weekly for a few weeks. The deer seem to love this stuff. I have lots of damage since I made the switch. I have plants next to my hydrangea that I don't normally spray because it is a plant that deer normally don't eat. Those plants got some over spray of Deer Out and for the first time in 15 years the deer ate those plants too! The only effect this product has had for me was to make my grounds more tasty for the deer. I went back to Liquid Fence and the deer immediately stopped munching. Deer Out is quite expensive and their web site says that there is a guarantee but does not tell you what it is. Instead the web site says to read the label which means that you need to buy the product before you know what the warranty is. Hmmmm. It would be very easy to put in "very conditional 30 day warranty from date you place order on line" which is what their warranty seems to be. I contacted the company and requested a refund because their product does not work. They said that I purchased it on 7/11 and therefore it is now outside of their 30 day warranty. I did not receive the product the day that I placed my on line order and I did not go out to spray my grounds for a week or more after I received it. I feel their business tactics are unfair at the very least. I will go back to them one more time and let you know how I make out. elaine_e [Rating]

Output: Negative


Input: [Author] vsabio Reston, VA (Zone 7a) (1 review) August 10, 2008 [Content] Deer Out is terrific. I was using Deer Off previously; it leaves a white coating on the plants' leaves, and just generally smells pretty terrible. I've had a cherry tree destroyed by deer *while* it was treated with Deer Off (within days of treatment, in fact). I've since switched to Deer Out, and haven't had a single "incident" yet. And it smells minty fresh! :-) [Rating]

Output: Positive


Input: [Author] kuntryjan New Kent, VA (1 review) April 8, 2006 [Content] I live in the country and have lots and lots of deer on my property every evening. I wanted an all natural product that would keep the deer from eating my vegetables and flowers and DEER OUT is the only thing that has ever worked! It's wonderful! Peppermint fragrance that you spray on once and it lasts and lasts. Just use on new growth and leave it alone. The deer may sniff - but they don't eat! Deer Out is a great product. [Rating]

Output: Positive


Input: [Author] Moda127 Morristown, NJ (Zone 6a) (2 reviews) June 9, 2004 [Content] Deer Out Deer Repellent honestly, truly works and keeps working for quite a long time. I sprayed all my bushs and plantings this spring, in April, and its still working, its now June - herds of deer still pass through my yard, but evertyhing is growing perfectly and no munching!!!! I am very satified with this product - they also sell a spray for groundhogs and rabbits. This product is well worth it! Plants are not cheap, and its discouraging to find the deer have turned your yard into there salad bar. I want to share the secret! Happy now here in Morris County, NJ Thank You! [Rating]

Output: Positive


Input: [Lens] 30 up [Right Robotic Instrument] - [Left Robotic Instrument] - [Fourth Robotic Arm] - [Right Assistant Port] Microfrance grasper/ Non-Ratcheted Curved Scissors [Surgical Step]

Output: Port placement/ Lysis of adhesions

Urologic Robotic Surgery Course: American Urological Association


Input: [Lens] 0 [Right Robotic Instrument] Round Tip Scissors [Left Robotic Instrument] Fenestrated Precise Bipolar [Fourth Robotic Arm] Cobra Retracts the Sigmoid [Right Assistant Port] Suction [Surgical Step]

Output: Peri-ureteral space

Urologic Robotic Surgery Course: American Urological Association


Input: [Lens] 0 [Right Robotic Instrument] Monopolar Cautery Hook [Left Robotic Instrument] Fenestrated Bipolar [Fourth Robotic Arm] Cobra Retracts the Bladder [Right Assistant Port] Suction [Surgical Step]

Output: Lateral Pelvic Space

Urologic Robotic Surgery Course: American Urological Association


Input: [Lens] 0 [Right Robotic Instrument] Round Tip Scissors [Left Robotic Instrument] Fenestrated Bipolar [Fourth Robotic Arm] Cobra lifts the Bladder Anteriorly [Right Assistant Port] Suction [Surgical Step]

Output: Anterior Rectal Space

Urologic Robotic Surgery Course: American Urological Association


Input: [Lens] 0 [Right Robotic Instrument] Round Tip Scissors [Left Robotic Instrument] Fenestrated Bipolar [Fourth Robotic Arm] - [Right Assistant Port] Hem-o-lok (Weck)Clip/Endovascular Stapler [Surgical Step]

Output: Control of Vascular Pedicle& Division of Ureters

Urologic Robotic Surgery Course: American Urological Association


Input: [Lens] 0 [Right Robotic Instrument] Needle Driver [Left Robotic Instrument] Needle Driver [Fourth Robotic Arm] Cobra Grasper Retracts Bladder Specimen [Right Assistant Port] Suction [Surgical Step]

Output: DVC Control

Urologic Robotic Surgery Course: American Urological Association


Input: [Lens] 0 [Right Robotic Instrument] Monopolar Cautery scissor Hook [Left Robotic Instrument] Fenestrated Bipolar [Fourth Robotic Arm] - [Right Assistant Port] Suction [Surgical Step]

Output: Extended pelvic lymph node dissection

Urologic Robotic Surgery Course: American Urological Association


Input: [Type] Blog [Description] Is schooling for sustainability an elitist movement? Hardly. [Title]

Output: The Public Appeal of Sustainability Education

What Is Education for Sustainable Living? | Center for Ecoliteracy


Input: [Type] Blog [Description] To be green is to be true to who we are, at the core. [Title]

Output: Green: Deep, Wide, and High

What Is Education for Sustainable Living? | Center for Ecoliteracy


Input: [Type] Essay [Description] President Obama identifies the foundations of his vision for American education. [Title]

Output: The Five New Pillars of Education

What Is Education for Sustainable Living? | Center for Ecoliteracy


Input: [Type] Essay [Description] There is a vital need to teach students how to create sustainable societies that harmonize human needs with those of the natural world. [Title]

Output: Testimony on Environmental Education to Congressional Subcommittee

What Is Education for Sustainable Living? | Center for Ecoliteracy


Input: [Type] Essay [Description] An excerpt from the introductory chapter of the CEL book Smart by Nature. [Title]

Output: Excerpt from Smart by Nature: Schooling for Sustainability

What Is Education for Sustainable Living? | Center for Ecoliteracy


Input: [Type] Essay [Description] Ecological intelligence allows us to comprehend systems in all their complexity, as well as the interplay between the natural and man-made worlds. [Title]

Output: Ecological Intelligence

What Is Education for Sustainable Living? | Center for Ecoliteracy


Input: [Type] Essay [Description] We must address the relationship between sustainability and beauty to give emotional honesty to our ecological work. [Title]

Output: Toward a Beauty-centric Education

What Is Education for Sustainable Living? | Center for Ecoliteracy


Input: [Month] Jan [Climate] Very Cold [Details]

Output: This is the coldest month of the year and temperatures can dip down to extreme cold level. Hailstorms can be a frequent occurrence during this period. Favorable for tourist who enjoy chilly holidays. It is also a great month for taking up packages for honeymoon in Darjeeling. Heavy woolens are required and those tourists travelling with kids or old people need to take extra care.

DARJEELING Weather, Temperature, Best Season, Darjeeling Weather Forecast, Climate


Input: [Month] Feb [Climate] Very Cold [Details]

Output: The weather is very cold in February month. The temperature starts to rise a little but still remains cold. Although the climate is chilly, February is one of the best times for visiting Darjeeling and enjoying the natural beauty. The time is also favorable for sighting attractions as well as other outdoor activities.

DARJEELING Weather, Temperature, Best Season, Darjeeling Weather Forecast, Climate


Input: [Month] Mar [Climate] Moderately Cold [Details]

Output: The weather starts to warm up giving a new life to the natural beauty. Days are quite pleasant while nights are cold. It is the most beautiful month as spring dawns. The climate is favorable for indulging in sightseeing and outdoor activities. One of the ideal months for tourism in Darjeeling.

DARJEELING Weather, Temperature, Best Season, Darjeeling Weather Forecast, Climate


Input: [Month] Apr [Climate] Pleasant [Details]

Output: The weather is pleasant with cool days and chilly evenings. Light woolens might be required at night. Good time for sightseeing, vacationing and enjoying the various adventure activities like hiking, rock climbing, camping and water sports.

DARJEELING Weather, Temperature, Best Season, Darjeeling Weather Forecast, Climate


Input: [Month] May [Climate] Pleasant [Details]

Output: The weather starts to get warm and becomes very comfortable for outdoor activities. This is a high time for tourism as the weather is pleasant during the day and cool in the night. A perfect time for indulging in adventurous activities like hiking, camping and numerous watersports. Sighting attractions is very enjoyable during this period.

DARJEELING Weather, Temperature, Best Season, Darjeeling Weather Forecast, Climate


Input: [Month] Jun [Climate] Pleasant [Details]

Output: This month is good for visiting but rainfall starts from the middle of this month and tourists need to carry rain protective gears. The intensity of rains varies but it is not a major cause of inconvenience. It is a popular tourist month.

DARJEELING Weather, Temperature, Best Season, Darjeeling Weather Forecast, Climate


Input: [Month] Jul [Climate] Rainy [Details]

Output: The monsoon truly arrives and heavy rainfall almost brings a halt to the lives of the people. Sometimes, rainfall is accompanied by lightning and thunder. July receives the highest amount of rainfall making it the wettest month of the year and enjoying outdoor activities might be a challenge. Seasonal waterfalls can be enjoyed but the due to rains the place is prone to landslides. Being off-season month, the prices of holiday packages as well as hotels are also lower in comparison to peak season.

DARJEELING Weather, Temperature, Best Season, Darjeeling Weather Forecast, Climate


Input: [Month] Aug [Climate] Rainy [Details]

Output: Monsoon continues and the place receives heavy rainfall accompanied by lightning and thunder. The climate is comfortable but rains can cause disruption to your holiday. Landslides are common occurrence in monsoon. Rainy season is not a best time for visit. However, in monsoon hotel rates are comparatively lower than peak months.

DARJEELING Weather, Temperature, Best Season, Darjeeling Weather Forecast, Climate


Input: [Month] Sep [Climate] Pleasant [Details]

Output: Monsoon starts to shift but intermittent rainfall can occur, though it is not of much annoyance. The weather is pleasant with clear skies and bright days most of the time. It is the beginning of the official tourist season for Darjeeling. Tourist can roam around and enjoy the scenic breath-taking views of the hill-station.

DARJEELING Weather, Temperature, Best Season, Darjeeling Weather Forecast, Climate


Input: [Month] Oct [Climate] Moderately Cold [Details]

Output: One of the best months for visiting Darjeeling as the natural beauty has blossomed to its maximum. The weather is cool during the days and chilly during the nights, making it a good time for tourist activities. One can take up Darjeeling tour package from Kolkata and enjoy all kinds of adventure and sightseeing.

DARJEELING Weather, Temperature, Best Season, Darjeeling Weather Forecast, Climate


Input: [Month] Nov [Climate] Moderately Cold [Details]

Output: Temperature starts to dip down and winter season approaches. The weather becomes a bit cold but comfortable for tourism. The sky remains clear and blue for most of the time. It is one of the best months to enjoy sightseeing, adventure and other tourist activities.

DARJEELING Weather, Temperature, Best Season, Darjeeling Weather Forecast, Climate


Input: [Month] Dec [Climate] Very Cold [Details]

Output: Winters start and the weather will get colder by the end of this month. A good time for sightseeing and other tourist activities, however extra precaution needs to be practiced if travelling with children or old people. Besides, carrying heavy woolens are recommended for this season.

DARJEELING Weather, Temperature, Best Season, Darjeeling Weather Forecast, Climate


Input: [Grant] STEMLink Afterschool Grant STEMLink Afterschool Grants are available to develop, implement or enhance Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) programs during out of school time for youth in middle, junior high and high school. This may include afterschool programming to supplement the school day Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs and Work-Based Learning (WBL) activities that are STEM based. Programs also focus on relationship education/pregnancy prevention, and two of the following prevention components: Addiction Prevention, Civic Engagement, Financial Literacy, Physical Activity & Nutrition, Self-Concept & Emotional Intelligence, and Violence & Gang Prevention. [Open/Closed] Closed [Eligible Applicants]

Output: Afterschool programs focusing on STEM programming, serving middle, junior and high school age youth.

Requests for Grants, Proposals and Information


Input: [Grant] CAC Welcome Grant This grant is for licensed programs that achieve quality criteria for the first time on the Care About Childcare website. Grant amounts vary according to the number of criteria achieved, licensed capacity and care type. [Open/Closed] Open [Eligible Applicants]

Output: Child Care programs that have been licensed for 6 months or longer. Programs that are in substantial compliance with licensing (no civil money penalties or current issuance of a conditional license). Programs that have not previously received a CAC Welcome Grant.

Requests for Grants, Proposals and Information


Input: [Grant] CAC Renewal Grant This grant is for licensed programs that renew quality criteria on the Care About Childcare website. Grant amounts vary according to the number of criteria successfully renewed, licensed capacity and care type. [Open/Closed] Open [Eligible Applicants]

Output: Child Care programs that have been licensed for 6 months or longer. Programs that are in substantial compliance with licensing (no civil money penalties or current issuance of a conditional license). Programs that have previously received a CAC Welcome Grant.

Requests for Grants, Proposals and Information


Input: [Grant] Program Coach Materials Grant The program coach materials grant is available to licensed Centers and licensed Family providers that choose to work with a program coach (PC). PC services are available through your local Care About Childcare Agency, PC’s can spend up to 30 hours in your program to help you reach mutually established quality improvement goals. Goals are derived from the Care About Childcare criteria. PC’s can assist you with curriculum ideas, room arrangement, learning centers, demonstrating developmentally appropriate activities with the children and much more. After receiving 20-30 hours of onsite coaching and completing a 10 hour training or homework assignment programs will receive a materials grant worth $400. Please contact your local Care About Childcare agency for additional information and to schedule coaching sessions. [Open/Closed] Open [Eligible Applicants]

Output: The program coach materials grant is available to licensed Centers and licensed Family providers that choose to work with a program coach. In order to be eligible for the grant, coaches must spend 20-30 hours onsite and programs must complete 10 hours of training or homework assignments.

Requests for Grants, Proposals and Information


Input: [Grant] Family Provider Start Up Grant This grant reimburses licensed Family/Home Providers for initial start up costs directly related to becoming licensed. Costs typically reimbursed include fees for business license, inspections, first aid/cpr, smoke detectors, training, etc. [Open/Closed] Open [Eligible Applicants]

Output: Programs licensed within the previous 12 months as Family/Home providers. There is a limit of two start up grants per lifetime.

Requests for Grants, Proposals and Information


Input: [Grant] Safe Passages 2012 & 2013 Middle/Junior/High School afterschool grants are awarded through a competitive RFG process to organizations offering programs to teens during out of school time. The teen programs focus on prevention. Programs select three of the following prevention/education components to focus their program around: Pregnancy & STI Prevention, Violence & Gang Prevention, Addiction Prevention, Civic Engagement, Financial Literacy, Education & Career Readiness, Self Concept & Emotional Intelligence, Positive Interpersonal Relationships, and Physical Activity & Nutrition. [Open/Closed] Closed [Eligible Applicants]

Output: Afterschool programs serving Middle, Jr. High and High School age youth.

Requests for Grants, Proposals and Information


Input: [Grant] High School Youth Support Grant High School afterschool grants are awarded through a competitive RFG process to organizations offering programs to teens during out of school time. Funding is available to support High School Graduation, preparation for post-secondary education, career readiness, healthy relationships and prevention. Programs select two of the following prevention components to focus their program around: Addiction Prevention, Civic Engagement, Financial Literacy, Physical Activity & Nutrition, Self-Concept & Emotional Intelligence, and Violence & Gang Prevention. [Open/Closed] Closed [Eligible Applicants]

Output: Afterschool programs serving high school age youth.

Requests for Grants, Proposals and Information


Input: [Grant] Quality Environment Grants Quality Environment Grants are offered to child care providers that hold a family or center child care license. Funding levels vary year to year and are not offered every year. All center and family licensed child care providers are notified via post cards and/or email when the grants become available. [Open/Closed] Closed [Eligible Applicants]

Output: Programs that hold a family child care or child care center license. RC and hourly child care programs are not eligible.

Requests for Grants, Proposals and Information


Input: [Grant] Professional Development Awards The Professional Development Award is given annually for Early Childhood Professionals working in Child Care Licensed, full day, full year programs. The award is based on the provider's level on the Career Ladder and how many years that have participated in the Professional Development System. [Open/Closed] Open [Eligible Applicants]

Output: Providers working in Child Care Licensed, full day, full year programs.

Requests for Grants, Proposals and Information


Input: [Grant] Utah Afterschool Professional Credential The Utah Afterschool Professional Credential is a voluntary statewide award system for teachers and caregivers working with children ages 5-18 in out-of-school settings. The credential has three levels: Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced; each level consists of 40 hours of training. When a teacher or caregiver obtains 40 hours of professional development in one of the levels they receive a certificate and a financial award. [Open/Closed] Open [Eligible Applicants]

Output: Teachers and caregivers working 10 hours or more per week with children and youth in out-of-school settings.

Requests for Grants, Proposals and Information


Input: [Grant] ASPIRE Kids ASPIRE Kids elementary-age afterschool grants are awarded through a competitive RFG process to organizations offering programs to children (ages 5-12) during out of school time. Programs are required to identify a 10% qualified cash match for each year of the three year grant cycle. Programs select three of the following prevention/education components to focus their program around: Violence & Gang Prevention, Addiction Prevention, Civic Engagement, Financial Literacy, Education & Career Readiness, Self-Concept & Emotional Intelligence, Positive Interpersonal Relationships, and Physical Activity & Nutrition. Participating sites are required to collaborate with other public/private entities, incorporate parental/family involvement; support academic achievement; offer enrichment/recreation opportunities; provide appropriate training for staff and volunteers; and adhere to specific quality, safety, data, and reporting expectations as designated by OCC-DWS. [Open/Closed] Closed [Eligible Applicants]

Output: Afterschool programs serving Elementary-age youth.

Requests for Grants, Proposals and Information


Input: [Grant] CCDF Match Partnerships II A grant opportunity for local public entities and not-for-profit organizations who identify a minimum of $20,000 in qualified expenditures for out-of-school time/afterschool programs serving elementary-age children (5-12). Expenditures are used to draw down additional Federal funding for out-of-school time/afterschool programs. Participating sites are required to collaborate with other public/private entities, incorporate parental/family involvement; provide prevention education; support academic achievement; offer enrichment/recreation opportunities; provide appropriate training for staff and volunteers; and adhere to specific quality, safety, data, and reporting expectations as designated by OCC-DWS. [Open/Closed] Closed [Eligible Applicants]

Output: Programs with CCDF qualifying match dollars, serving elementary age youth in out-of-school time/afterschool programs.

Requests for Grants, Proposals and Information


Input: [Grant] Kindergarten Match Partnerships Kindergarten Match Partnerships is a project created to support School Districts in increasing the quality and access of out-of-school time/afterschool programming. Participating sites are required to collaborate with other public/private entities, incorporate parental/family involvement; provide prevention education; support academic achievement; offer enrichment/recreation opportunities; provide appropriate training for staff and volunteers; and adhere to specific quality, safety, data, and reporting expectations as designated by OCC-DWS. Kindergarten Match Partnerships generate local awareness and support, promote partnerships, encourage collaboration between other out-of-school time/afterschool programs in the community, and allow for creation and expansion of out-of-school time programs for elementary-age children (ages 5-12) throughout the State of Utah. [Open/Closed] Closed [Eligible Applicants]

Output: School Districts

Requests for Grants, Proposals and Information


Input: [Grant] Baby Steps Grant The Baby Steps Grant is a non-competitive grant available to licensed child care programs that provide all day, year around child care for children under the age of two. The goals of the program are to increase the overall quality of center-based infant/toddler child care and to increase the availability of infant/toddler care. This grant provides centers with funds for furniture, equipment and materials, to make minor improvements to the rooms the children are cared for in as well as to create and/or improve a separate infant/toddler playground for outdoor play. Programs are reimbursed for wages paid to infant/toddler staff while attending specific training classes. Each program is assigned an Infant/Toddler Specialist who works with the caregivers and directors to assist them in reaching higher standards of quality. Participating centers are initially evaluated with the Infant/Toddler Environment Rating Scale—Revised (ITERS-R) and set goals based on the results. Certain benchmarks must be achieved to be eligible to write a competitive proposal for two more years of funding in the Next Steps Grant Program. [Open/Closed] Closed [Eligible Applicants]

Output: Licensed Centers that care for children 0-24 months.

Requests for Grants, Proposals and Information


Input: [Grant] Next Steps Grant Programs that reach their goals and get the required end score after participating in the Baby Steps Grant successfully for two years are eligible to apply for the Next Steps Grant. This grant provides additional funding to allow the center to continue on a quality improvement path in their Infant/Toddler Rooms. If the program is awarded a grant, they receive funds as described in the Baby Steps Grant but there are a few additional requirements. There is more emphasis placed on using funds to retain staff or increase continuity of care for the children. There is also a required component for involving, strengthening, and supporting families. Programs can participate for a maximum of two years in this grant and if they complete all contract requirements, they may be eligible to enroll non-competitively for the final step in the process, the Two Year Old Grant. [Open/Closed] Closed Apply [Eligible Applicants]

Output: Licensed Centers that care for children 0-24 months.

Requests for Grants, Proposals and Information


Input: [Grant] High Quality School Readiness Grant Program The purposes of the Utah School Readiness Initiative are to increase school readiness, improve academic outcomes, and reduce special education remedial costs for economically disadvantaged children. One component of the Initiative is the High Quality School Readiness Grant Program. The Grant Program provides resources to Local Education Agencies (LEAs) and private providers of existing early education programs. These programs must serve 3- and 4-year-old children who are economically disadvantaged. [Open/Closed] Closed Apply [Eligible Applicants]

Output: These programs must serve 3- and 4-year-old children who are economically disadvantaged.

Requests for Grants, Proposals and Information


Input: [Grant] Two Year Old Grant Programs that are enrolled in this grant receive the same type of services from an Infant/Toddler Specialist and funding structured very similarly to Baby Steps for their two year old rooms. Again, this is a two year process and programs must work toward quality improvement goals. The Two Year Old Grant will be available beginning October, 2014 to programs not licensed for infants and toddlers but do care for two year olds. Programs will be notified of the opportunity to participate in a ten hour training class that will make them eligible to enroll in the two year old grant, if the director attends all sessions. This class is mandatory in order to participate. [Open/Closed] Closed [Eligible Applicants]

Output: Licensed Centers that care for children 24-36 months.

Requests for Grants, Proposals and Information


Input: [0] Dairy Flavorings [2] Cheese [3] Cream Cheese [4] Cheesecake [5] Milk [6] Yogurt [7] Ice Cream [8] Egg [9] Ranch Dressing [10] Sour Cream [11] Buttermilk [12] Mayonnaise [15] Starter Distillate or Butter Starter Distillate [1]

Output: Butter


Input: [0] Hybrid Dairy Flavorings (Contains a substantial dairy content) [2] Strawberry Crème [3] Vanilla Crème [4] Other Crème Flavors [5] Root Beer Float [6] Chai [1]

Output: Butter Pecan


Input: [0] Brown Flavorings [2] Caramel [3] Vanilla [4] Coffee [5] Tea [6] Toffee [7] Chocolate (esp. milk chocolate) [8] Cocoa [9] Cocoa Butter [10] Maple [11] Brown Sugar [12] Marshmallow [13] Peanut Butter [14] Praline [15] Hazelnut & other nut flavors [1]

Output: Butterscotch


Input: [0] Alcohol Flavorings [2] Rum [3] Whisky [4] Pina Colada [1]

Output: Brandy


Input: [0] Other Flavorings [2] Honey [3] Graham Cracker [4] Vinegar [5] Meat flavors (e.g. gravy [6] Malt [7] Wine [8] Beer [9] Tequila [1]

Output: Nutmeg


Input: [0] Fruit Flavorings [2] Cranberry [3] Raspberry [4] Blackberry [5] Boysenberry [6] Other berry flavors [7] Fruit flavors -nearly any kind (e.g., banana, apple, grape, pear) [8] Cider [9] Tomato [1]

Output: Strawberry


Input: [0] Alska [Alska] Good [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Poor [sc.us] Poor [se.us] Poor [Mex.] Poor [12] Alska [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [Frnce] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Poor [sw.us]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table for Middle and High Latitude Northern Hemisphere Circuits


Input: [0] w.can [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Poor [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Poor [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] w.can [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [Frnce] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Poor [sw.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] c.can [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Poor [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] c.can [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [Frnce] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Poor [sw.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] e.can [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Good [w.us] Poor [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] e.can [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [Frnce] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Poor [sw.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] w.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Poor [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] w.us [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [Frnce] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Good [sw.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] c.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] c.us [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Poor [Frnce] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Poor [sw.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] e.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] e.us [U.K.] Fair [Spain] Good [Frnce] Fair [c.eur] Fair [se.eur] Fair [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Fair [Jap.] Poor [sw.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] sw.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] sw.us [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Good [Frnce] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Good [sw.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] sc.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] sc.us [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Good [Frnce] Poor [c.eur] Poor [se.eur] Poor [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Poor [Jap.] Good [sw.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] se.us [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] se.us [U.K.] Fair [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Fair [se.eur] Fair [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Fair [Jap.] Poor [sw.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] Mex. [Alska] Poor [w.can] Good [c.can] Good [e.can] Good [w.us] Good [c.us] Good [e.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] Mex. [U.K.] Fair [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Fair [se.eur] Fair [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Fair [Jap.] Good [sw.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [Alska] Alska [w.can] w.can [c.can] c.can [e.can] e.can [w.us] w.us [c.us] c.us [e.us] e.us [sc.us] sc.us [se.us] se.us [Mex.] Mex. [U.K.] U.K. [Spain] Spain [Frnce] Frnce [c.eur] c.eur [se.eur] se.eur [Mos.] Mos. [Israel] Israel [Jap.] Jap. [sw.us]

Output: sw.us

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] U.K. [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Fair [sc.us] Poor [se.us] Fair [Mex.] Fair [12] U.K. [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Poor [Israel] Good [Jap.] Poor [sw.us]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] Spain [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Good [sc.us] Good [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] Spain [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [sw.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] Frnce [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Fair [sc.us] Poor [se.us] Good [Mex.] Good [12] Frnce [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [sw.us]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] c.eur [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Fair [sc.us] Poor [se.us] Fair [Mex.] Fair [12] c.eur [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [sw.us]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] se.eur [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Fair [sc.us] Poor [se.us] Fair [Mex.] Fair [12] se.eur [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [sw.us]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] Mos. [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Poor [sc.us] Poor [se.us] Poor [Mex.] Poor [12] Mos. [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [sw.us]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] Israel [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Poor [c.us] Poor [e.us] Fair [sc.us] Poor [se.us] Fair [Mex.] Fair [12] Israel [U.K.] Good [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [sw.us]

Output: Poor

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] Jap. [Alska] Poor [w.can] Poor [c.can] Poor [e.can] Poor [w.us] Good [c.us] Poor [e.us] Poor [sc.us] Good [se.us] Poor [Mex.] Good [12] Jap. [U.K.] Poor [Spain] Good [Frnce] Good [c.eur] Good [se.eur] Good [Mos.] Good [Israel] Good [Jap.] Good [sw.us]

Output: Good

160 Meter Radio Propagation Prediction Table


Input: [0] To Get Started [Text Banking] Sign up for or log into Online Banking and select Mobile Banking to enroll. [Mobile App] Download the app by visiting your iPhone®, iPad® or Google Play app store. [Mobile Web]

Output: www.fnbforyou.mobi using your mobile phone’s browser.

www.fnbforyou.mobi using your mobile phone’s browser.


Input: [0] Cost [Text Banking] Free [Mobile App] Free [Mobile Web]

Output: Free

www.fnbforyou.mobi using your mobile phone’s browser.


Input: [0] Phone Requirements [Text Banking] Any text-enabled phone [Mobile App] iPhone® or AndroidTM [Mobile Web]

Output: Any phone with a mobile web browser

www.fnbforyou.mobi using your mobile phone’s browser.


Input: [0] Get Account Balances [Text Banking] Yes [Mobile App] Yes [Mobile Web]

Output: Yes

www.fnbforyou.mobi using your mobile phone’s browser.


Input: [0] View Recent Transactions [Text Banking] Yes [Mobile App] Yes [Mobile Web]

Output: Yes

www.fnbforyou.mobi using your mobile phone’s browser.


Input: [0] Pay Bills [Text Banking] No [Mobile App] Yes [Mobile Web]

Output: Yes

www.fnbforyou.mobi using your mobile phone’s browser.


Input: [0] Transfer Money [Text Banking] No [Mobile App] Yes [Mobile Web]

Output: Yes

www.fnbforyou.mobi using your mobile phone’s browser.


Input: [0] Find ATMs and Branches [Text Banking] No [Mobile App] Yes [Mobile Web]

Output: Yes

www.fnbforyou.mobi using your mobile phone’s browser.


Input: [0] Mobile Deposit [Text Banking] No [Mobile App] Yes [Mobile Web]

Output: No

www.fnbforyou.mobi using your mobile phone’s browser.


Input: [Air Compressors] Air-Conditiong Compressor [Spark Plugs] Specialty Tools [Gas Cap]

Output: GPS

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] Alternator & Starter [Spark Plugs] Thermostat [Gas Cap]

Output: Hand Tools

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] Antifreeze & Coolant [Spark Plugs] Tie Rods [Gas Cap]

Output: Headlights

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Input: [Air Compressors] Ball Joints [Spark Plugs] Timing Belt [Gas Cap]

Output: Ignition Coil

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] Battery Charger [Spark Plugs] Tires [Gas Cap]

Output: Interior & Exterior Accessories

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] Belts & Hoses [Spark Plugs] Tool Storage [Gas Cap]

Output: Jacks, Ramps & Lifting Tools

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] Body Repair [Spark Plugs] Trailer & Towing [Gas Cap]

Output: Mobile Phone Accessories

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] Booster Pack [Spark Plugs] Truck & SUV Accessories [Gas Cap]

Output: Motor Mounts

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] Brake Caliper [Spark Plugs] Wash and Wax [Gas Cap]

Output: Motor Oil

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] Brake Pads [Spark Plugs] Water Pump [Gas Cap]

Output: Oil Filters

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] Brake Rotor [Spark Plugs] Wheel Bearings [Gas Cap]

Output: Oxygen Sensor

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] Car & Truck Wheels [Spark Plugs] Window Lift Motor [Gas Cap]

Output: Paint

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] Car Alarms [Spark Plugs] Wiper blades & Fluid [Gas Cap]

Output: Performance Products

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] Car Batteries [Spark Plugs] Wiring & Electrical [Gas Cap]

Output: Rack & Pinion

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] Car Covers [Spark Plugs] And So Much More [Gas Cap]

Output: Radar Detectors

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] Car Electronics [Gas Cap]

Output: Radiators

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] Car Stereo Equipment [Gas Cap]

Output: Remote Starters

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] CV Axle [Gas Cap]

Output: Repair Manuals

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] Filters [Gas Cap]

Output: Replacement Bulbs

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [Air Compressors] Fuel Pumps [Gas Cap]

Output: Shocks & Struts

Pep Boys Auto Parts & Car Repair in MD 21061


Input: [loginfo] uri [Category] Navigation and click-stream data [Structure] uri [Short display name]

Output: URI of requested resource

The Platform for Privacy Preferences 1.0 (P3P1.0) Specification


Input: [loginfo] timestamp [Category] Navigation and click-stream data [Structure] date [Short display name]

Output: Request timestamp

The Platform for Privacy Preferences 1.0 (P3P1.0) Specification


Input: [loginfo] clientip [Category] Computer Information [Structure] ipaddr [Short display name]

Output: Client's IP address or hostname

The Platform for Privacy Preferences 1.0 (P3P1.0) Specification


Input: [loginfo] other.httpmethod [Category] Navigation and click-stream data [Structure] unstructured [Short display name]

Output: HTTP request method

The Platform for Privacy Preferences 1.0 (P3P1.0) Specification


Input: [loginfo] other.bytes [Category] Navigation and click-stream data [Structure] unstructured [Short display name]

Output: Data bytes in response

The Platform for Privacy Preferences 1.0 (P3P1.0) Specification


Input: [loginfo] other.statuscode [Category] Navigation and click-stream data [Structure] unstructured [Short display name]

Output: Response status code

The Platform for Privacy Preferences 1.0 (P3P1.0) Specification


Input: [Device] Processor [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] Screen [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] HDD [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] Optical Drive [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] Graphics [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] Sound [Comments] Use the snd-intel8x0 module [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] Ethernet [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] Wireless [Comments] Use the ipw2200 module [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] 56K Modem [Compatibility]

Output: Not Tested


Input: [Device] USB [Compatibility]

Output: Yes


Input: [Device] Firewire [Compatibility]

Output: Not Tested


Input: [Device] Card Reader [Compatibility]

Output: No


Input: [Device] PCMCIA [Compatibility]

Output: Not Tested


Input: [Original / Romaji Lyrics] Lyrics from Animelyrics.comLA LA LA LA LA [English Translation]

Output: Lyrics from Animelyrics.comLa la la la la

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Input: [Original / Romaji Lyrics] Lyrics from Animelyrics.comSUIITO SUIITO PURIKYUA SUIITO PURIKYUA SUIITO SUIITO PURIKYUA SUIITO PURIKYUA [English Translation]

Output: Lyrics from Animelyrics.comSuite Suite Pretty Cure Suite Pretty Cure Suite Suite Pretty Cure Suite Pretty Cure

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Input: [Original / Romaji Lyrics] Lyrics from Animelyrics.comsasaeaeba FAMIRII ai afureru DAIARII [English Translation]

Output: Lyrics from Animelyrics.comIt's family when you support each other A diary overflowing with love

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Input: [Original / Romaji Lyrics] Lyrics from Animelyrics.comhitori hitori ga chikara awasete tsunaide yuku BRAND-NEW DAY [English Translation]

Output: Lyrics from Animelyrics.comWe'll combine each of our strengths And connect for a brand new day

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Input: [Original / Romaji Lyrics] Lyrics from Animelyrics.comippo zutsu demo susumou (GO! GO!) te ni te wo totte wa ni natte (JANPU!) mirai e mukatte STAND UP! (PURIKYUA!) kimochi wo hitotsu ni shite [English Translation]

Output: Lyrics from Animelyrics.comLet's go forward one step at a time (Go! Go!) Put our hands together and make a ring (Jump!) Stand up toward the future! (Pretty Cure!) Making our feelings one

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Input: [Original / Romaji Lyrics] Lyrics from Animelyrics.comSHINGU! ima, minna de SUINGU! utaitai FOR YOU (FOR ME) FOR GIRLS (FOR BOYS) sono namida kawaku made DORIIMU! ame wo koeta BIRIIBU! genki na kokoro mugendai itsu demo egao ga NANBAAWAN! [English Translation]

Output: Lyrics from Animelyrics.comSing! Now everybody Swing! Wants to sing For you (For me) For girls (For boys) Until your tears are dried up Dream! Surpassing the rain Believe! Hearts of infinite energy A smile is always number one!

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Input: [Original / Romaji Lyrics] Lyrics from Animelyrics.comSUIITO PURIKYUA SUIITO SUIITO PURIKYUA SUIITO PURIKYUA [English Translation]

Output: Lyrics from Animelyrics.comSuite Pretty Cure Suite Suite Pretty Cure Suite Pretty Cure

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Input: [Original / Romaji Lyrics] Lyrics from Animelyrics.comkinou wa kyou no tane ashita ni hanasakaseyou [English Translation]

Output: Lyrics from Animelyrics.comYesterday is the seed of today Let's make it bloom tomorrow

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Input: [Original / Romaji Lyrics] Lyrics from Animelyrics.comdonna ni kurai yozora ni datte hoshi wa hikaru FANTAJII [English Translation]

Output: Lyrics from Animelyrics.comNo matter how dark the night sky The stars are a shining fantasy

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Input: [Original / Romaji Lyrics] Lyrics from Animelyrics.comyume no tobira wo hirakou (OOPUN!) kibou no kane ga hibikidasu (JAN!) hirogaru sekai e FLY HIGH! (PURIKYUA!) arata na SUTEEJI e to [English Translation]

Output: Lyrics from Animelyrics.comLet's open the door to dreams (Open!) The bell of hope starts to ring (Tada!) Fly high to an expanding world! (Pretty Cure!) And onto a new stage

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Input: [Original / Romaji Lyrics] Lyrics from Animelyrics.comFUREEZU! mata, minna de PURIIZU! kanadetai FOR FRIENDS (FOR SMILE) FOR LOVE (FOR TRUTH) HAATOFURU ni nareru oto de RAIFU! shinjiaeru RAIBU! nakama ga ireba daijoubu nainichi shiawase BAAJON APPU! [English Translation]

Output: Lyrics from Animelyrics.comPhrase! Everybody wants to Please! Play music again For friends (For smiles) For love (For truth) With notes full of heart Life! If friends that I Live! Trust in are there, I'll be okay Getting happier every day!

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Input: [Original / Romaji Lyrics] Lyrics from Animelyrics.comSUIITO SUIITO PURIKYUA SUIITO PURIKYUA SUIITO SUIITO PURIKYUA [English Translation]

Output: Lyrics from Animelyrics.comSuite Suite Pretty Cure Suite Pretty Cure Suite Suite Pretty Cure

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Input: [Woman] View his relationship needs [For] Chemistry [Dating] Not Completed [I am Seeking a]

Output: Needs Test

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Input: [Woman] Socially [For] Do you want children? [Dating] Want children [I am Seeking a]

Output: Do you drink?

crockz football, pool, motocross, and, soon, to, be, doing


Input: [Woman] Single [For] Do you do drugs? [Dating] No [I am Seeking a]

Output: Marital Status

crockz football, pool, motocross, and, soon, to, be, doing


Input: [Woman] Black [For] Eye Color [Dating] Other [I am Seeking a]

Output: Hair Color

crockz football, pool, motocross, and, soon, to, be, doing


Input: [Woman] Prefer Not To Say [For] Do you have children? [Dating] No [I am Seeking a]

Output: Do you have a car?

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Input: [Woman] Over 4 years [For] How ambitious are you? [Dating] Somewhat Ambitious [I am Seeking a]

Output: Longest Relationship

crockz football, pool, motocross, and, soon, to, be, doing


Input: [Woman] Other [For] Second Language [Dating] Spanish [I am Seeking a]

Output: Pets

crockz football, pool, motocross, and, soon, to, be, doing


Input: [Value] Step Down [Specification]

Output: Type

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Input: [Value] 5V [Specification]

Output: Input Voltage

PTH05020WAH: 5VIN 22A Wide out PIP MOD Horz: Texas Instruments


Input: [Value] 1 [Specification]

Output: Number of Outputs

PTH05020WAH: 5VIN 22A Wide out PIP MOD Horz: Texas Instruments


Input: [Value] 22A [Specification]

Output: Output Current

PTH05020WAH: 5VIN 22A Wide out PIP MOD Horz: Texas Instruments


Input: [Value] 0.8V to 3.6V [Specification]

Output: Output Voltage

PTH05020WAH: 5VIN 22A Wide out PIP MOD Horz: Texas Instruments


Input: [Value] No [Specification]

Output: Switching Regulator

PTH05020WAH: 5VIN 22A Wide out PIP MOD Horz: Texas Instruments


Input: [Value] -40°C [Specification]

Output: Minimum Operating Temperature

PTH05020WAH: 5VIN 22A Wide out PIP MOD Horz: Texas Instruments


Input: [I am Seeking a] Needs Test [Man] View her relationship needs [For] Chemistry [Hang Out]

Output: View her chemistry results


Input: [I am Seeking a] Do you drink? [Man] No [For] Do you want children? [Hang Out]

Output: Want children


Input: [I am Seeking a] Marital Status [Man] Single [For] Do you do drugs? [Hang Out]

Output: No


Input: [I am Seeking a] Hair Color [Man] Red [For] Eye Color [Hang Out]

Output: Green


Input: [I am Seeking a] Do you have a car? [Man] Yes [For] Do you have children? [Hang Out]

Output: Yes


Input: [I am Seeking a] Longest Relationship [Man] Over 1 year [For] How ambitious are you? [Hang Out]

Output: Very Ambitious


Input: [I am Seeking a] Pets [Man] Dog [For] Second Language [Hang Out]

Output: German


Input: [Validity] True [Explanation] Net oil imports are 50% of America’s use. [Common Perception]

Output: America is heavily dependent on foreign countries for oil.

Homeland Security Watch » Ending America’s Energy Insecurity: How Electric Vehicles Can Drive The Solution To Energy Independence


Input: [Validity] False [Explanation] America is the world’s third largest producer of oil. [Common Perception]

Output: America is dependent on oil because it does not produce much oil.

Homeland Security Watch » Ending America’s Energy Insecurity: How Electric Vehicles Can Drive The Solution To Energy Independence


Input: [Validity] True [Explanation] Military experts decry that we are actually funding both sides of the war on terror. [Common Perception]

Output: America’s dependence on oil is undesirable because it supports our enemies.

Homeland Security Watch » Ending America’s Energy Insecurity: How Electric Vehicles Can Drive The Solution To Energy Independence


Input: [Validity] False [Explanation] Oil prices could triple overnight and oil supplies would be inadequate to meet the most basic needs of the U.S. [Common Perception]

Output: There is no immediate threat from America’s dependence on foreign oil.

Homeland Security Watch » Ending America’s Energy Insecurity: How Electric Vehicles Can Drive The Solution To Energy Independence


Input: [Validity] False [Explanation] Only about 2% of the oil consumed in the U.S. is used for producing electricity. Until there is a mechanism that transfers the energy produced from those sources to a form usable for transportation and the other uses of oil, increased electricity production will not affect U.S. energy dependency. [Common Perception]

Output: Increasing production of energy from wind, solar, hydro-electric, nuclear, coal, etc. can end America’s energy dependence.

Homeland Security Watch » Ending America’s Energy Insecurity: How Electric Vehicles Can Drive The Solution To Energy Independence


Input: [Validity] True [Common Perception]

Output: Plug-in electric vehicles use electricity generated from the above named sources.

Homeland Security Watch » Ending America’s Energy Insecurity: How Electric Vehicles Can Drive The Solution To Energy Independence


Input: [Validity] False [Explanation] The Tesla roadster has a range of about 300 miles on a single charge. Though it is expensive, the driving experience is equivalent to an internal combustion vehicle. [Common Perception]

Output: Electric vehicles require significant technical innovation before they are capable of providing transport equivalent to internal combustion vehicles.

Homeland Security Watch » Ending America’s Energy Insecurity: How Electric Vehicles Can Drive The Solution To Energy Independence


Input: [Room Service] Business Center [Restaurant] Cable TV [Fitness Center/Health Club]

Output: Golf nearby


Input: [Room Service] Hairdryer [Restaurant] Indoor pool [Fitness Center/Health Club]

Output: Iron/ironing boards


Input: [Room Service] Public transportation nearby [Restaurant] Parking [Fitness Center/Health Club]

Output: Pets allowed


Input: [Room Service] Spa [Restaurant] Opening windows [Fitness Center/Health Club]

Output: Bar


Input: [Room Service] Free Wireless internet [Restaurant] In-room safe [Fitness Center/Health Club]

Output: Conference Center


Input: [Room Service] Desk in Room [Restaurant] No Smoking [Fitness Center/Health Club]

Output: Radio


Input: [Variable] TCURR [Location] RWORK19 [Specification]

Output: the current value of the independent variable


Input: [Variable] HLAST [Location] RWORK15 [Specification]

Output: last step size successfully used by the integrator


Input: [Variable] HNEXT [Location] RWORK16 [Specification]

Output: step size that the integrator proposes to take on the next step


Input: [Variable] HMIN [Location] RWORK17 [Specification]

Output: minimum step size to be taken on the next step


Input: [Variable] HMAX [Location] RWORK18 [Specification]

Output: maximum step size to be taken on the next step


Input: [Variable] NQU [Location] RWORK10 [Specification]

Output: the order of the integrator used on the last step


Input: [Year] 2011 [Organisation] British Psychological Society [Result] Winner [Category]

Output: Award for Public Engagement & Media

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Organisation] Mind Media Awards [Result] Winner (For All in the Mind) [Category]

Output: 'Making A Difference' Award

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Input: [Year] 2010 [Organisation] The Population Institute's Global Media Awards [Result] Winner [Category]

Output: Best Radio Programme

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Organisation] Mental Health Media Awards [Result] Shortlisted [Category]

Output: Best Factual Radio Programme

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Organisation] PPA Magazine [Result] Highly Commended [Category]

Output: Columnist of the Year

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Input: [Year] 2007 [Organisation] Association of British Science Writers [Result] Shortlisted [Category]

Output: Science Writing in a Non-science Context

Claudia Hammond - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: For our everyday business purposes— such as to process your transactions, maintain your account(s), respond to court orders and legal investigations, or report to credit bureaus Yes [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: No

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Input: For our marketing purposes— to offer our products and services to you Yes [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: No

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Input: For joint marketing with other financial companies No [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: We don't share

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Input: For our affiliates’ everyday business purposes— information about your transactions and experiences No [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: We don't share

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Input: For our affiliates’ everyday business purposes— information about your creditworthiness No [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: We don't share

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Input: For nonaffiliates to market to you No [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: We don't share

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Input: [Armor] Elven Chain [Pick Pockets] -20% [Find/Disarm Traps] -5% [Stealth] -10% [Open Locks]

Output: -5%


Input: [Armor] Studded Leather [Pick Pockets] -30% [Find/Disarm Traps] -10% [Stealth] -20% [Open Locks]

Output: -10%


Input: [Armor] Hide Armor [Pick Pockets] -60% [Find/Disarm Traps] -50% [Stealth] -20% [Open Locks]

Output: -50%


Input: [Armor] Ring or Chain Mail [Pick Pockets] -40% [Find/Disarm Traps] -15% [Stealth] -30% [Open Locks]

Output: -15%


Input: [Armor] Brigandine or Splint Mail [Pick Pockets] -40% [Find/Disarm Traps] -25% [Stealth] -30% [Open Locks]

Output: -15%


Input: [Armor] Scale or Banded Mail [Pick Pockets] -50% [Find/Disarm Traps] -20% [Stealth] -50% [Open Locks]

Output: -20%


Input: [Armor] Plate Mail [Pick Pockets] -75% [Find/Disarm Traps] -40% [Stealth] -75% [Open Locks]

Output: -40%


Input: [Armor] Full or Field Plate Armor [Pick Pockets] -95% [Find/Disarm Traps] -80% [Stealth] -95% [Open Locks]

Output: -80%


Input: [Factors] Suitable for comparing? [CAHPS®] Yes, if CAHPS® specifications followed. [HCUP QIs] Not designed for comparisons. [HEDIS®] Yes, if HEDIS® specifications followed. [Title V]

Output: Yes, if involved users adopt and adhere to identical, rigorous methodological specifications.

Factors for Selecting Performance Measures | Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality (AHRQ)


Input: [Factors] Suitable for trending? [CAHPS®] Yes, if CAHPS® specifications followed. [HCUP QIs] Not designed for comparisons. [HEDIS®] Yes, if HEDIS® specifications followed. [Title V]

Output: Yes, if involved users adopt and adhere to identical, rigorous methodological specifications.

Factors for Selecting Performance Measures | Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality (AHRQ)


Input: [Factors] For use with what service delivery systems? [CAHPS®] MCOs, PCCM, FFS [HCUP QIs] Can be used with hospital data from any service delivery system. [HEDIS®] Designed for MCOs; applications with PCCM, FFS are in place. [Title V]

Output: State users can adopt additional specifications to suit various service delivery systems.

Factors for Selecting Performance Measures | Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality (AHRQ)


Input: [Factors] For use with what units of analysis? [CAHPS®] MCOs, PCCM programs, FFS programs—can be administered locally or statewide. [HCUP QIs] Statewide; can be applied within smaller regions if there are enough hospitals. [HEDIS®] Designed for MCOs; applications with statewide PCCM and FFS programs are in place. [Title V]

Output: Statewide

Factors for Selecting Performance Measures | Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality (AHRQ)


Input: [Factors] Database and benchmarks available? [CAHPS®] Databases are available. [HCUP QIs] National statistics to be posted on Web site in the future. [HEDIS®] Databases are available. [Title V]

Output: Individual State-reported performance measurement results are available online.

Factors for Selecting Performance Measures | Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality (AHRQ)


Input: [Factors] User support provided? [CAHPS®] Extensive user support and user support network available free of charge. [HCUP QIs] User support available free of charge. [HEDIS®] Extensive user support and users group available at various costs. [Title V]

Output: MCHB/HRSA staff are available to answer questions.

Factors for Selecting Performance Measures | Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality (AHRQ)


Input: [Factors] How much does it cost? [CAHPS®] CAHPS® specifications and protocols are in the public domain. Drawing a sample for a CAHPS® survey, administering the survey, and analyzing the data according to proper procedures have associated costs. [HCUP QIs] HCUP QIs software is in the public domain. The cost of using the software to calculate quality indicators is dependent on the availability of State-level data and on the completeness and accuracy of the data. [HEDIS®] Documents describing HEDIS® specifications and protocols required when submitting HEDIS® (and CAHPS® 2.0H) results to NCQA; available for purchase from NCQA. There are costs for administering the CAHPS® 2.0H measure (the HEDIS® version of CAHPS® ). There are also costs for collecting other HEDIS® measures, particularly if medical records review is used. [Title V]

Output: The cost of using Title V measures varies widely, depending on the complexity of the measures, the clarity of measure specifications, and the availability of usable data.

Factors for Selecting Performance Measures | Agency for Healthcare Research & Quality (AHRQ)


Input: [Key or Nonkey Field] Key [Definition] Value in the ToS field. [Field]

Output: IP ToS

Flexible NetFlow Configuration Guide, Cisco IOS XE Release 3S - Flexible Netflow Overview [Cisco IOS XE 3S] - Cisco

Table 17 Key and Nonkey Fields Used by the Flexible NetFlow Source Prefix ToS Predefined Record


Input: [Key or Nonkey Field] Key [Definition] Autonomous system of the source IP address (peer or origin). [Field]

Output: IP Source autonomous system

Flexible NetFlow Configuration Guide, Cisco IOS XE Release 3S - Flexible Netflow Overview [Cisco IOS XE 3S] - Cisco


Input: [Key or Nonkey Field] Key [Definition] Source IP address ANDed with the source prefix mask, or the prefix to which the source IP address of the aggregated flows belongs. [Field]

Output: IPv4 Source Prefix

Flexible NetFlow Configuration Guide, Cisco IOS XE Release 3S - Flexible Netflow Overview [Cisco IOS XE 3S] - Cisco


Input: [Key or Nonkey Field] Key [Definition] Number of bits in the source prefix. [Field]

Output: IPv4 Source Mask

Flexible NetFlow Configuration Guide, Cisco IOS XE Release 3S - Flexible Netflow Overview [Cisco IOS XE 3S] - Cisco


Input: [Key or Nonkey Field] Key [Definition] Interface on which the traffic is received. [Field]

Output: Interface Input

Flexible NetFlow Configuration Guide, Cisco IOS XE Release 3S - Flexible Netflow Overview [Cisco IOS XE 3S] - Cisco


Input: [Key or Nonkey Field] Key [Definition] Direction in which the flow is being monitored. [Field]

Output: Flow Direction

Flexible NetFlow Configuration Guide, Cisco IOS XE Release 3S - Flexible Netflow Overview [Cisco IOS XE 3S] - Cisco


Input: [Key or Nonkey Field] Nonkey [Definition] Number of bytes seen in the flow. [Field]

Output: Counter Bytes

Flexible NetFlow Configuration Guide, Cisco IOS XE Release 3S - Flexible Netflow Overview [Cisco IOS XE 3S] - Cisco


Input: [Key or Nonkey Field] Nonkey [Definition] Number of packets seen in the flow. [Field]

Output: Counter Packets

Flexible NetFlow Configuration Guide, Cisco IOS XE Release 3S - Flexible Netflow Overview [Cisco IOS XE 3S] - Cisco


Input: [Key or Nonkey Field] Nonkey [Definition] System uptime (time, in milliseconds, since this device was first booted) when the first packet was switched. [Field]

Output: Time Stamp System Uptime First

Flexible NetFlow Configuration Guide, Cisco IOS XE Release 3S - Flexible Netflow Overview [Cisco IOS XE 3S] - Cisco


Input: [Key or Nonkey Field] Nonkey [Definition] System uptime (time, in milliseconds, since this device was first booted) when the last packet was switched. [Field]

Output: Time Stamp System Uptime Last

Flexible NetFlow Configuration Guide, Cisco IOS XE Release 3S - Flexible Netflow Overview [Cisco IOS XE 3S] - Cisco


Input: [1] General (G) [2] Teen (T) [3] Mature (M) [4]

Output: Adult (A)


Input: [0] Overview [1] All ages [2] May not be suitable for children under the age of 13 [3] May not be suitable for children under the age of 17 [4]

Output: Content that is generally recognized as appropriate only for or that is legally restricted to persons at least the age of majority in their region.


Input: [0] Violence [1] Minimal cartoon or fantasy violence [2] Mild to moderate cartoon, fantasy, or realistic violence [3] Frequent, intense or graphic cartoon, fantasy, or realistic violence [4]

Output: Extreme depictions of graphic violence appropriate only for or legally restricted to persons at least 18 years of age.


Input: [0] Sexual Content [1] Little or no sexual content, situations, or themes [2] Infrequent/Mild sexual content, situations, or themes [3] Intense/Frequent sexual content, situations, or themes [4]

Output: BlackBerry World will not accept apps with graphic nudity


Input: [0] Language [1] No strong or coarse language [2] Infrequent/Mild profanity or crude humor [3] Intense or graphic profanity/crude humor [4]

Output: BlackBerry World will not accept Hate Speech


Input: [0] Alcohol, Tobacco, Drug Use [1] None [2] Infrequent/Mild [3] Intense/Frequent drug/alcohol use or reference [4]

Output: Content designed to encourage/promote drug or alcohol abuse, or content appropriate only for or that is legally restricted to persons at least 18 years of age


Input: [0] Gambling [1] None [2] Simulated [3] Simulated [4]

Output: As permitted by law for persons at least 18 years of age


Input: [Option] Copy HTML [Context] Node [Shortcut] - [Description]

Output: Copies the current node and all it's contents to the clipboard


Input: [Option] Copy innerHTML [Context] Node [Shortcut] - [Description]

Output: Copies the contents of the current node to the clipboard


Input: [Option] Copy XPath [Context] Node [Shortcut] - [Description]

Output: Copies the XPath to the current node to the clipboard


Input: [Option] Copy CSS Path [Context] Node [Shortcut] - [Description]

Output: Copies the CSS path (selector) of the current node to the clipboard


Input: [Option] Log Events [Context] Node [Shortcut] - [Description]

Output: Logs events (e.g. mousemove, click, focus, etc.) triggered at the current node to the Console Panel


Input: [Option] Scroll Into View [Context] Node [Shortcut] - [Description]

Output: Scrolls the page, so that the current node is visible


Input: [Option] Add Attribute... [Context] Node in Node View [Shortcut] - [Description]

Output: Starts inline editing to add a new attribute to the current node


Input: [Option] Edit Attribute ""... [Context] Node attribute in Node View [Shortcut] - [Description]

Output: Starts inline editing for the current node attribute


Input: [Option] Delete Attribute "" [Context] Node attribute in Node View [Shortcut] - [Description]

Output: Deletes the current node attribute


Input: [Option] Edit HTML... [Context] Node in Node View [Shortcut] - [Description]

Output: Switches to the Edit Mode and allows editing the contents of the current node


Input: [Option] Delete Element [Context] Node in Node View [Shortcut] Del [Description]

Output: Deletes the current node


Input: [Option] Expand/Contract All [Context] Node in Node View [Shortcut] Shift + *, * [Description]

Output: Expands or collapses all child nodes except


Input: [Option] Break On Attribute Change [Context] Node in Node View [Shortcut] - [Description]

Output: Creates an HTML breakpoint for the current node, that triggers as soon as an attribute of that node is changed


Input: [Option] Break On Child Addition or Removal [Context] Node in Node View [Shortcut] - [Description]

Output: Creates an HTML breakpoint for the current node, that triggers as soon as a child node is added to or removed from it


Input: [Option] Break On Element Removal [Context] Node in Node View [Shortcut] - [Description]

Output: Creates an HTML breakpoint for the current node, that triggers as soon as it is removed


Input: [Option] Inspect in DOM Tab [Context] Node in Node View [Shortcut] - [Description]

Output: Lets you inspect the current node inside the DOM Panel


Input: [2] Qualcomm Snapdragon [Hardware]

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

Alcatel OneTouch T20 vs Huawei IDEOS S7 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] Single core, 1000 MHz, ARM Cortex-A8 [2] Single core, 768 MHz [Hardware]

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

Alcatel OneTouch T20 vs Huawei IDEOS S7 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] Yes [Hardware]

Output: Graphics processor

Alcatel OneTouch T20 vs Huawei IDEOS S7 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] 1000 MB RAM [2] 256 MB RAM [Hardware]

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

Alcatel OneTouch T20 vs Huawei IDEOS S7 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] 4 GB [Hardware]

Output: Built-in storage

Alcatel OneTouch T20 vs Huawei IDEOS S7 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [1] microSD, microSDHC up to 32 GB [2] microSD, microSDHC up to 32 GB [Hardware]

Output: Storage expansion

Alcatel OneTouch T20 vs Huawei IDEOS S7 - Phone specs comparison


Input: [2] Axial Principle & Processes [3] Unit of Analysis [4] Methodology [1]

Output: Major Proposition

Global Communication and International Relationis: Changing Paradigms and Policies - Majid Tehranian


Input: [0] Realism [2] Order: Balance of power among competing states [3] Nation-state [4] Historical Method [1]

Output: IR is a struggle for power and peace through balance of power in a political environment devoid of moral consensus and prone to use of force. In such an environment, national interest and strength must be the guiding principles.

Global Communication and International Relationis: Changing Paradigms and Policies - Majid Tehranian


Input: [0] Liberalism [2] Freedom: International division of labor, trade, and development [3] Nation-state + IGOs [4] Historical Method + Game Theory+ Simulation, etc. [1]

Output: IR is struggle for power, peace, and freedom through balance of power in a political environment in which increasing interdependencies have created a need for the rule of law and cooperation through intergovernmental organizations (IGOs)

Global Communication and International Relationis: Changing Paradigms and Policies - Majid Tehranian


Input: [0] Marxism [2] Equality: Leveling of wealth and income through international class struggle [3] World System + TNCs + TMCs + Revolutionary & counter-revolutionary states & movements [4] Historical & Dialectical Materialism [1]

Output: IR is a class struggle for equality between those who own the means of production and those who do not. Under the world capitalist system, the struggle has been waged between the bourgeoisie and the revolutionary working classes, peasantry, and intelligentsia. As the Highest stage of capitalism, imperialism has transformed the struggle into a global class war that cuts across national boundaries.

Global Communication and International Relationis: Changing Paradigms and Policies - Majid Tehranian


Input: [0] Communitarianism [2] Community: Integration of international community through institutions of cooperation [3] Civil Society + TNCs + TMCs + NGOs + IGOs + States [4] Eclectic & Multi-Disciplinary [1]

Output: IR is a struggle for power, peace, and community through democratic cooperation and institution building from local to global in a political environment of contesting power and moral claims that need to be negotiated through global communication, adjudication, or mediation of conflicts without recourse to violence

Global Communication and International Relationis: Changing Paradigms and Policies - Majid Tehranian


Input: [0] Postmodernism [2] Identity: Hegemony and resistance through identity formations [3] Culture [4] Interpretive [1]

Output: IR is a struggle for hegemonic power through competing truth claims that need to be understood intertexually as negotiations of knowledge and power.

Global Communication and International Relationis: Changing Paradigms and Policies - Majid Tehranian


Input: [Supports:] Java Objects [Serialization] Yes [JDBC] No [ORM] Yes [ODB] Yes [JDO] Yes [JPA] Yes [EJB 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Supports:] Advanced OO Concepts [Serialization] Yes [JDBC] No [ORM] Yes [ODB] Yes [JDO] Yes [JPA] Yes [EJB 2]

Output: No


Input: [Supports:] Transactional Integrity [Serialization] No [JDBC] Yes [ORM] Yes [ODB] Yes [JDO] Yes [JPA] Yes [EJB 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Supports:] Concurrency [Serialization] No [JDBC] Yes [ORM] Yes [ODB] Yes [JDO] Yes [JPA] Yes [EJB 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Supports:] Large Data Sets [Serialization] No [JDBC] Yes [ORM] Yes [ODB] Yes [JDO] Yes [JPA] Yes [EJB 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Supports:] Existing Schema [Serialization] No [JDBC] Yes [ORM] Yes [ODB] No [JDO] Yes [JPA] Yes [EJB 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Supports:] Relational and Non-Relational Stores [Serialization] No [JDBC] No [ORM] No [ODB] No [JDO] Yes [JPA] No [EJB 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Supports:] Queries [Serialization] No [JDBC] Yes [ORM] Yes [ODB] Yes [JDO] Yes [JPA] Yes [EJB 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Supports:] Strict Standards / Portability [Serialization] Yes [JDBC] No [ORM] No [ODB] No [JDO] Yes [JPA] Yes [EJB 2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Supports:] Simplicity [Serialization] Yes [JDBC] Yes [ORM] Yes [ODB] Yes [JDO] Yes [JPA] Yes [EJB 2]

Output: No


Input: [Description] Describes how the business works and the implications of protection failures. [Element]

Output: Business model


Input: [Description] Identifies duties to protect based on interventions. [Element]

Output: Oversight


Input: [Description] Considers duties in light of business to determine what to protect how well. [Element]

Output: Business risk management


Input: [Description] Identifies how management causes protection to be measured, controlled, and actuated. [Element]

Output: Governance and organization


Input: [Description] Models for protection approaches. [Element]

Output: Control architecture


Input: [Description] Defines the structure of technical measures and implements them. [Element]

Output: Technical security architecture and implementation


Input: [Requirement] Provide flushing functionality [Details] We need to properly handle FLUSH_START and FLUSH_STOP events [Status]

Output: Code for this is already present on the branch by ddompe

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Input: [Requirement] Change draining functionality to avoid destroying the codec [Details] On EOS event we need to drain the pipeline, but not destroy the codec [Status]

Output: Code for this is already present on the branch by ddompe

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Input: [Requirement] Unref the EOS event and resend it after the draining is done [Details] The EOS event should return immediately and a new EOS event should be send downstream when draining is completed [Status]

Output: Code for this is already present on the branch by ddompe.

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Input: [Requirement] Abort pending EOS events during a flush event [Status]

Output: Code for this is already present on the branch by ddompe

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Input: [Requirement] The decode thread needs to implement frame clipping [Details] On NEWSEGMENT event we need to capture clipping information for the decoded frames, and implement clipping on the decoder thread [Status]

Output: Not implemented

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Input: [Requirement] Need to implement algorithm for fast forward [Details] When new segment has a rate higher than 1.0 we need to either skip frames, or use a faster decoding mode, then update the rate to 1.0 for downstream elements [Comments] Optional [Status]

Output: Not implemented

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Input: [Requirement] Need to implement logic for backwards playing. [Details] We need to add a frame queue after the decode thread to output frames in reverse order if rate < 0.0. The queue should be flushed in reverse order upon receiving an buffer with DISCONT flag, NEWSEGMENT or EOS. [Status]

Output: Not implemented

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Input: [Requirement] Need to trigger the decode process upon receiving a full frame [Details] We need to find a standard way (or some specific way for major containers) to trigger the decoding of frames upon arrival of a full frame. [Status]

Output: Not implemented.

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Input: [Brand] Dial for Men Moisture Rich Hair + Body Wash with Scalp Conditioners [Category] Personal care [Form]

Output: liquid

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Input: [Brand] Dial for Men Speed Foam Body Wash, Active Sport [Category] Personal care [Form]

Output: aerosol

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Input: [Brand] Dial for Men Ultimate Clean Hair + Body Wash with Clean Rinsing Technology [Category] Personal care [Form]

Output: liquid

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Input: [Brand] Dial for Men 2-in-1 Hair+Body Wash, Iso Fresh Sport [Category] Personal care [Form]

Output: liquid

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Input: [Brand] Dial for Men Speed Foam Body Wash, Arctic Refresh [Category] Personal care [Form]

Output: aerosol

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Input: [Brand] Dial for Men Ultimate Clean Clean Body Wash with Clean Rinsing Technology, Full Force [Category] Personal care [Form]

Output: liquid

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Input: [0] abdomen [1] before [3] diagnosis [4] hard of hearing [5] incontinent [6] milliliter [7] nothing by mouth [8] twice a day [2]

Output: cerebrovascular accident


Input: [0] activities of daily living [1] before meals [3] director of nursing [4] head of bed [5] intake and out put [6] minutes [7] nursing assistant [8] water [2]

Output: certified nursing assistant


Input: [0] axillary [1] blood presure [3] discontinue [4] heigh [5] laboratory [6] morning [7] occupational therapy [8] with [2]

Output: chest x-ray


Input: [0] bathroom privlages [1] bowel movement [3] do not resusitate [4] hour [5] left [6] myocardial infarction [7] ounce [2]

Output: chronic obstructive pulminary disease


Input: [0] bedrest [1] cardiopulmonary disease [3] force fluids [4] hour of sleep [5] licensed vocational nurse [6] nasogastic [7] out of bed [2]

Output: complains of


Input: [0] bedside commode [1] catheter [3] gastrostomy tube [4] hypertension [5] material saftey data sheet [6] no known allergies [7] oxygen [2]

Output: congestive heart failure


Input: [a] TRUE [b] TRUE [a AND b] TRUE [a OR b]

Output: TRUE

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Input: [a] TRUE [b] FALSE [a AND b] FALSE [a OR b]

Output: TRUE

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Input: [a] TRUE [b] NULL [a AND b] NULL [a OR b]

Output: TRUE

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Input: [a] FALSE [b] FALSE [a AND b] FALSE [a OR b]

Output: FALSE

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Input: [a] FALSE [b] NULL [a AND b] FALSE [a OR b]

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Input: [a] NULL [b] NULL [a AND b] NULL [a OR b]

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Input: [1] General (G) [2] Teen (T) [3] Mature (M) [4]

Output: Adult (A)

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Input: [0] Overview [1] All ages [2] May not be suitable for children under the age of 13 [3] May not be suitable for children under the age of 17 [4]

Output: Content that is generally recognized as appropriate only for or that is legally restricted to persons at least the age of majority in their region.

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Input: [0] Violence [1] Minimal cartoon or fantasy violence [2] Mild to moderate cartoon, fantasy, or realistic violence [3] Frequent, intense or graphic cartoon, fantasy, or realistic violence [4]

Output: Extreme depictions of graphic violence appropriate only for or legally restricted to persons at least 18 years of age.

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Input: [0] Sexual Content [1] Little or no sexual content, situations, or themes [2] Infrequent/Mild sexual content, situations, or themes [3] Intense/Frequent sexual content, situations, or themes [4]

Output: BlackBerry World will not accept apps with graphic nudity

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Input: [0] Language [1] No strong or coarse language [2] Infrequent/Mild profanity or crude humor [3] Intense or graphic profanity/crude humor [4]

Output: BlackBerry World will not accept Hate Speech

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Input: [0] Alcohol, Tobacco, Drug Use [1] None [2] Infrequent/Mild [3] Intense/Frequent drug/alcohol use or reference [4]

Output: Content designed to encourage/promote drug or alcohol abuse, or content appropriate only for or that is legally restricted to persons at least 18 years of age

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Input: [0] Gambling [1] None [2] Simulated [3] Simulated [4]

Output: As permitted by law for persons at least 18 years of age

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Input: [Name] Arithmetic [Values] Double, single, fixed [Description]

Output: Defines the arithmetic the filter uses. Gives you the options double, single, and fixed. In short, this property defines the operation mode for your filter.

Direct-form FIR polyphase decimator - MATLAB mfilt.firdecim


Input: [Name] DecimationFactor [Values] Integer [Description]

Output: Decimation factor for the filter. m specifies the amount to reduce the sampling rate of the input signal. It must be an integer.

Direct-form FIR polyphase decimator - MATLAB mfilt.firdecim


Input: [Name] FilterStructure [Values] String [Description]

Output: Reports the type of filter object. You cannot set this property — it is always read only and results from your choice of mfilt object. Describes the signal flow for the filter object.

Direct-form FIR polyphase decimator - MATLAB mfilt.firdecim


Input: [Name] InputOffset [Values] Integers [Description]

Output: Contains a value derived from the number of input samples and the decimation factor — InputOffset = mod(length(nx),m) where nx is the number of input samples that have been processed so far and m is the decimation factor.

Direct-form FIR polyphase decimator - MATLAB mfilt.firdecim


Input: [Name] Numerator [Values] Vector [Description]

Output: Vector containing the coefficients of the FIR lowpass filter used for decimation.

Direct-form FIR polyphase decimator - MATLAB mfilt.firdecim


Input: [Name] PersistentMemory [Values] false, true [Description]

Output: Determines whether the filter states get restored to zeros for each filtering operation. The starting values are the values in place when you create the filter if you have not changed the filter since you constructed it. PersistentMemory set to false returns filter states to the default values after filtering. States that the filter does not change are not affected. Setting this to true allows you to modify the States, InputOffset, and PolyphaseAccum properties.

Direct-form FIR polyphase decimator - MATLAB mfilt.firdecim


Input: [Name] PolyphaseAccum [Values] 0 in double, single, or fixed for the different filter arithmetic settings. [Description]

Output: Differentiates between the adders in the filter that work in full precision at all times (PolyphaseAccum) and the adders in the filter that the user controls and that may introduce quantization effects when FilterInternals is set to SpecifyPrecision.

Direct-form FIR polyphase decimator - MATLAB mfilt.firdecim


Input: [Name] States [Values] Double, single, or fi matching the filter arithmetic setting. [Description]

Output: This property contains the filter states before, during, and after filter operations. States act as filter memory between filtering runs or sessions. Double is the default setting for floating-point filters in double arithmetic.

Direct-form FIR polyphase decimator - MATLAB mfilt.firdecim


Input: [SYSTEM] Skeletal System [FUNCTION] The skeletal system makes up the framework of the body and allows us to move when our muscles contract. It stores minerals (e.g. calcium, phosphorous) and releases them into the body when they are needed. The skeletal system also protects internal organs and produces blood cells. [ASSOCIATED ORGANS] Bones (e.g., skull, vertebrae)

Output: Bones provide calcium that is essential for the proper functioning of the nervous system. The skull protects the brain from injury. The vertebrae protect the spinal cord from injury. Sensory receptors in joints between bones send signals about body position to the brain. The brain regulates the position of bones by controlling muscles.

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Input: [SYSTEM] Cardiovascular System [FUNCTION] The cardiovascular system delivers oxygen, hormones, nutrients and white blood cells around the body by pumping blood, and it removes waste products. [ASSOCIATED ORGANS] Heart, blood vessels

Output: Endothelial cells maintain the blood-brain barrier. Baroreceptors send information to the brain about blood pressure. Cerebrospinal fluid drains into the venous blood supply. The brain regulates heart rate and blood pressure.

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Input: [SYSTEM] Muscular System [FUNCTION] Different types of muscles enable motion, generate heat to maintain body temperature, move food through digestive tract and contract the heart. [ASSOCIATED ORGANS] Muscles (smooth, skeletal and cardiac muscles)

Output: Receptors in muscles provide the brain with information about body position and movement. The brain controls the contraction of skeletal muscle. The nervous system regulates the speed at which food moves through the digestive tract.

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Input: [SYSTEM] Endocrine System [FUNCTION] The endocrine system secretes hormones into blood and other body fluids. These chemicals are important for metabolism, growth, water and mineral balance, and the response to stress. [ASSOCIATED ORGANS] Pineal body, pituitary gland, hypothalamus, thyroid, parathyroid, heart, adrenal gland, kidney, pancreas, stomach, intestines, ovary

Output: Hormones provide feedback to the brain to affect neural processing. Reproductive hormones affect the development of the nervous system. The hypothalamus controls the pituitary gland and other endocrine glands.

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Input: [SYSTEM] Lymphatic System [FUNCTION] The lymphatic system protects the body from infection. [ASSOCIATED ORGANS] Adenoid, tonsils, thymus, lymph nodes, spleen

Output: The brain can stimulate defense mechanisms against infection.

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Input: [SYSTEM] Respiratory System [FUNCTION] The respiratory system supplies oxygen to the blood and removes carbon dioxide. [ASSOCIATED ORGANS] Lungs, larynx, pharynx, trachea, bronchi

Output: The brain monitors respiratory volume and blood gas levels. The brain regulates respiratory rate.

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Input: [SYSTEM] Digestive System [FUNCTION] The digestive system stores and digests foods, transfers nutrients to the body, eliminates waste and absorbs water. [ASSOCIATED ORGANS] Stomach, esophagus, salivary glands, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, intestines

Output: Digestive processes provide the building blocks for some neurotransmitters. The autonomic nervous system controls the tone of the digestive tract. The brain controls drinking and feeding behavior. The brain controls muscles for eating and elimination. The digestive system sends sensory information to the brain.

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Input: [SYSTEM] Reproductive System [FUNCTION] The reproductive system is responsible for producing new life. [ASSOCIATED ORGANS] Testes, vas deferens, prostate gland, ovary, fallopian tubes, uterus, cervix

Output: Reproductive hormones affect brain development and sexual behavior. The brain controls mating behavior.

Neuroscience Resources for Kids - Body System Interaction