Input: [Answer] Antagonizes insulin. [Question]

Output: The hormone, resistin, secreted by adipose cells does what?


Input: [Answer] all 3 embryonic - mesoderm ones produce steroid hormones [Question]

Output: Hormone-producing gland arrive from __ germ layers.


Input: [Answer] Amount of connective tissue increases & number of hormone cells declines. [Question]

Output: What change in anterior pituitary occurs with age?


Input: [Answer] deteriorate - levels rise & return more slowly - declining receptor sensitivity to insulin [Question]

Output: With age, glucose tolerance begins to __.


Input: [Answer] declines - increase in body fat [Question]

Output: Basal metabolic rate __ with age.


Input: [Answer] Very little - PTH levels remain fairly normal. [Question]

Output: How are parathyroid glands changed by age?


Input: [Answer] glucose [Question]

Output: Without insulin, body cells would be unable to get or use __ and would die.


Input: [Answer] androgens [Question]

Output: The surge of __ produces first by the adrenal cortices, and then by the maturing gonads, produces aggressiveness & galloping sex drive.


Input: [Answer] endocrine organ - pituitary & adrenal medulla [Question]

Output: The hypothalamus is an __ that regulates the bulk of hormonal activity via its hormonal or neural controls of the __ & __.


Input: [Answer] endocrine gland - produces estrogens & progesterone to maintain pregnancy & prepare breasts for lactation [Question]

Output: The placenta is a temporary __.


Input: [Answer] Surgical removal of pituitary gland. [Question]

Output: hypophysectomy


Input: [Answer] Most common type of pituitary gland tumor; evidenced by hypersecretion of prolactin & menstral disturbances in women. [Question]

Output: prolactinoma


Input: [Answer] Dwarfism (and failure to thrive) resulting from stress & emotional disorders that suppress hypthalamic release of GHRH & anterior pituitary secretion of GH. [Question]

Output: phychosocial dwarfism


Input: [Answer] A sudden & dangerous increase in symptoms of hyperthyroidism due to excessive TH - hypermetabolic state, fever, rapid BP & HR - caused by stress, TH supplements, & trauma. [Question]

Output: thyroid storm (thyroid crisis)


Input: [1] Scale [2] FLOAT [0]

Output: LWA_COwpolka_scale


Input: [1] Separation [2] FLOAT [0]

Output: LWA_COwpolka_separation


Input: [1] Radius [2] FLOAT [0]

Output: LWA_COwpolka_radius


Input: [1] Edge Softness [2] FLOAT [0]

Output: LWA_COwpolka_edgesoftness


Input: [1] Background Colour [2] COLOUR [0]

Output: LWA_COwpolka_bckgcolor


Input: [1] Spot Colour [2] COLOUR [0]

Output: LWA_COwpolka_spotcolor


Input: [Part] 303 [Subject]

Output: CIVIL RIGHTS

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Input: [Part] 325 [Subject]

Output: COMPLIANCE WITH INTERSTATE MOTOR CARRIER NOISE EMISSION STANDARDS

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Input: [Part] 350 [Subject]

Output: COMMERCIAL MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

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Input: [Part] 355 [Subject]

Output: COMPATIBILITY OF STATE LAWS AND REGULATIONS AFFECTING INTERSTATE MOTOR CARRIER OPERATIONS

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Input: [Part] 356 [Subject]

Output: MOTOR CARRIER ROUTING REGULATIONS

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Input: [Part] 360 [Subject]

Output: FEES FOR MOTOR CARRIER REGISTRATION AND INSURANCE

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Input: [Part] 365 [Subject]

Output: RULES GOVERNING APPLICATIONS FOR OPERATING AUTHORITY

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Input: [Part] 366 [Subject]

Output: DESIGNATION OF PROCESS AGENT

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Input: [Part] 367 [Subject]

Output: STANDARDS FOR REGISTRATION WITH STATES

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Input: [Part] 368 [Subject]

Output: APPLICATION FOR A CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION TO OPERATE IN MUNICIPALITIES IN THE UNITED STATES ON THE UNITED STATES-MEXICO INTERNATIONAL BORDER OR WITHIN THE COMMERCIAL ZONES OF SUCH MUNICIPALITIES.

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Input: [Part] 369 [Subject]

Output: REPORTS OF MOTOR CARRIERS

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Input: [Part] 370 [Subject]

Output: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES FOR THE INVESTIGATION AND VOLUNTARY DISPOSITION OF LOSS AND DAMAGE CLAIMS AND PROCESSING SALVAGE

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Input: [Part] 371 [Subject]

Output: BROKERS OF PROPERTY

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Input: [Part] 372 [Subject]

Output: EXEMPTIONS, COMMERCIAL ZONES, AND TERMINAL AREAS

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Input: [Part] 373 [Subject]

Output: RECEIPTS AND BILLS

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Input: [Part] 374 [Subject]

Output: PASSENGER CARRIER REGULATIONS

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Input: [Part] 375 [Subject]

Output: TRANSPORTATION OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS IN INTERSTATE COMMERCE; CONSUMER PROTECTION REGULATIONS

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Input: [Part] 376 [Subject]

Output: LEASE AND INTERCHANGE OF VEHICLES

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Input: [Part] 377 [Subject]

Output: PAYMENT OF TRANSPORTATION CHARGES

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Input: [Part] 378 [Subject]

Output: PROCEDURES GOVERNING THE PROCESSING, INVESTIGATION, AND DISPOSITION OF OVERCHARGE, DUPLICATE PAYMENT, OR OVERCOLLECTION CLAIMS

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Input: [Part] 379 [Subject]

Output: PRESERVATION OF RECORDS

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Input: [Part] 380 [Subject]

Output: SPECIAL TRAINING REQUIREMENTS

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Input: [Part] 381 [Subject]

Output: WAIVERS, EXEMPTIONS, AND PILOT PROGRAMS

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Input: [Part] 382 [Subject]

Output: CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES AND ALCOHOL USE AND TESTING

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Input: [Part] 383 [Subject]

Output: COMMERCIAL DRIVER'S LICENSE STANDARDS; REQUIREMENTS AND PENALTIES

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Input: [Part] 384 [Subject]

Output: STATE COMPLIANCE WITH COMMERCIAL DRIVER'S LICENSE PROGRAM

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Input: [Part] 385 [Subject]

Output: SAFETY FITNESS PROCEDURES

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Input: [Part] 386 [Subject]

Output: RULES OF PRACTICE FOR MOTOR CARRIER, INTERMODAL EQUIPMENT PROVIDER, BROKER, FREIGHT FORWARDER, AND HAZARDOUS MATERIALS PROCEEDINGS

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Input: [Part] 387 [Subject]

Output: MINIMUM LEVELS OF FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR MOTOR CARRIERS

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Input: [Part] 388 [Subject]

Output: COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS WITH STATES

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Input: [Part] 389 [Subject]

Output: RULEMAKING PROCEDURES

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Input: [Part] 390 [Subject]

Output: FEDERAL MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY REGULATIONS; GENERAL

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Input: [Part] 391 [Subject]

Output: QUALIFICATIONS OF DRIVERS AND LONGER COMBINATION VEHICLE (LCV) DRIVER INSTRUCTORS

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Input: [Part] 392 [Subject]

Output: DRIVING OF COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLES

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Input: [Part] 393 [Subject]

Output: PARTS AND ACCESSORIES NECESSARY FOR SAFE OPERATION

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Input: [Part] 395 [Subject]

Output: HOURS OF SERVICE OF DRIVERS

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Input: [Part] 396 [Subject]

Output: INSPECTION, REPAIR, AND MAINTENANCE

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Input: [Part] 397 [Subject]

Output: TRANSPORTATION OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS; DRIVING AND PARKING RULES

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Input: [Part] 398 [Subject]

Output: TRANSPORTATION OF MIGRANT WORKERS

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Input: [Part] 399 [Subject]

Output: EMPLOYEE SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS

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Input: [0] Name [1] Format [2]

Output: Description


Input: [0] name [1] string [2]

Output: English name of body, case-sensitive


Input: [0] parent [1] string [2]

Output: English name of parent body (the body which this body orbits, e.g. in the case of our Moon, the parent body is Earth)


Input: [0] radius [1] float [2]

Output: Radius of body in kilometers


Input: [0] halo [1] boolean [2]

Output: If true, the body will have a halo displayed round it when it is bright enough


Input: [0] color [1] r,g,b [2]

Output: Colour of object (when rendered as a point). Each of r,g,b is a floating point number between 0 and 1.


Input: [0] tex_map [1] string [2]

Output: File name of a PNG or JPEG texture file to be applied to the object. Texture file is searched for in the .../textures directory


Input: [0] tex_halo [1] string [2]

Output: File name of a PNG or JPEG texture file to be used as the halo image if the halo option is set to true


Input: [0] tex_big_halo [1] string [2]

Output: File name of a PNG or JPEG texture file to be used as the “big halo” image


Input: [0] big_halo_size [1] float [2]

Output: The angular size of the big halo texture. Typical values range between 10 and 200.


Input: [0] coord_func [1] string [2]

Output: Select the method of calculating the orbit. Possible values are: ell_orbit, comet_orbit, _special (specific calculations for major bodies).


Input: [0] lighting [1] boolean [2]

Output: Turn on or off lighting effects


Input: [0] albedo [1] float [2]

Output: Specify the albedo of the body


Input: [0] absolute_magnitude [1] float [2]

Output: Absolute magnitude


Input: [0] atmosphere [1] boolean [2]

Output: Has body atmosphere?


Input: [0] rot_periode [1] float [2]

Output: Specify the rotational period of the body in hours


Input: [0] rot_obliquity [1] float [2]

Output: Angle between rotational axis and perpendicular to orbital plane in degrees


Input: [0] rot_equator_ascending_node [1] float [2]

Output: Rotational parameter


Input: [0] sidereal_period [1] float [2]

Output: Rotational period in days


Input: [0] orbit_Period [1] float [2]

Output: Time for one full orbit in days


Input: [0] orbit_SemiMajorAxis [1] float [2]

Output: Keplarian orbital element


Input: [0] orbit_Eccentricity [1] float [2]

Output: Keplarian orbital element


Input: [0] orbit_Inclination [1] float [2]

Output: Keplarian orbital element


Input: [0] orbit_AscendingNode [1] float [2]

Output: Keplarian orbital element


Input: [0] orbit_LongOfPericenter [1] float [2]

Output: Orbital element used in ell_orbit calculations


Input: [0] orbit_MeanLongitude [1] float [2]

Output: Orbital element used in ell_orbit calculations


Input: [0] ascending [1] float [2]

Output: Orbital element used in ell_orbit calculations


Input: [0] hidden [1] boolean [2]

Output: Display planet as seen from other bodies, or not


Input: [0] orbit_TimeAtPericenter [1] float [2]

Output: Object parameter used in comet_orbit calculations


Input: [0] orbit_PericenterDistance [1] float [2]

Output: Object parameter used in comet_orbit calculations


Input: [0] orbit_MeanAnomoly [1] float [2]

Output: Object parameter used in comet_orbit calculations


Input: [0] orbit_ArgOfPericenter [1] float [2]

Output: Object parameter used in comet_orbit calculations


Input: [0] orbit_Epoch [1] float [2]

Output: JD epoch for orbit elements


Input: [0] orbit_visualization_period [1] float [2]

Output: Orbital period (in Earth's days) of body for visualization their orbits


Input: [0] landscape [1] string [2]

Output: default landscape for this body


Input: [0] minor_planet_number [1] integer [2]

Output: MPC number of minor planet (used only for asteroids)


Input: [0] rings [1] boolean [2]

Output: Has body rings?


Input: [0] rings_outer_size [1] float [2]

Output: Outer size of rings


Input: [0] rings_inner_size [1] float [2]

Output: Inner size of rings


Input: [0] tex_ring [1] string [2]

Output: File name of a PNG or JPEG texture file to be used as the “rings” image


Input: [0] type [1] string [2]

Output: Type of body (using for asteroids and comets)


Input: [Field] source [Description]

Output: Source database name or URL

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Input: [Field] target [Description]

Output: Target database name or URL

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Input: [Field] create_target (optional) [Description]

Output: Creates the target database

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Input: [Field] continuous (optional) [Description]

Output: Configure the replication to be continuous

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Input: [Field] cancel (optional) [Description]

Output: Cancels the replication

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Input: [Field] doc_ids (optional) [Description]

Output: Array of document IDs to be synchronized

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Input: [Field] proxy (optional) [Description]

Output: Address of a proxy server through which replication should occur

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Input: [Field] since_seq (optional) [Description]

Output: Sequence from which the replication should start

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Input: [Field] filter (optional) [Description]

Output: name of the filter function in the form of ddoc/myfilter

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Input: [Field] query_params (optional) [Description]

Output: Query parameter that are passed to the filter function; the value should be a document containing parameters as members

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Input: [Field] use_checkpoints (optional) [Description]

Output: Whether to use replication checkpoints or not

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Input: [Field] checkpoint_interval (optional) [Description]

Output: Specifies the checkpoint interval in ms.

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Input: [Column 18] farm laborer [Column 18_2] commercial traveler [Column 19_3] dry goods [Column 19]

Output: working out

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Input: [Column 18] farm laborer [Column 18_2] salesman [Column 19_3] department store [Column 19]

Output: home farm

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Input: [Column 18] laborer [Column 18_2] bookkeeper [Column 19_3] department store [Column 19]

Output: odd jobs

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Input: [Column 18] laborer [Column 18_2] cash girl [Column 19_3] department store [Column 19]

Output: street work

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Input: [Column 18] laborer [Column 18_2] cashier [Column 19_3] department store [Column 19]

Output: garden

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Input: [Column 18] laborer [Column 18_2] cashier [Column 19_3] bank [Column 19]

Output: nursery

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Input: [Column 18] laborer [Column 18_2] conductor [Column 19_3] steam railroad [Column 19]

Output: railroad

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Input: [Column 18] brakeman [Column 18_2] conductor [Column 19_3] street car [Column 19]

Output: railroad

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Input: [Column 18] weaver [Column 18_2] farmer [Column 19_3] general farm [Column 19]

Output: cotton mill

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Input: [Column 18] laborer [Column 18_2] farmer [Column 19_3] truck farm [Column 19]

Output: cotton mill

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Input: [Column 18] doffer [Column 18_2] gardener [Column 19_3] private estates [Column 19]

Output: cotton mill

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Input: [Column 18] engineer [Column 18_2] lawyer [Column 19_3] general practice [Column 19]

Output: locomotive

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Input: [Column 18] engineer [Column 18_2] manager [Column 19_3] general farm [Column 19]

Output: lumber mill

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Input: [Column 18] fireman [Column 18_2] overseer [Column 19_3] truck farm [Column 19]

Output: lumber mill

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Input: [Column 18] fireman [Column 18_2] president [Column 19_3] life insurance co. [Column 19]

Output: fire department

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Input: [Column 18] civil engineer [Column 18_2] president [Column 19_3] bank [Column 19]

Output: general practice

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Input: [Column 18] electrical engineer [Column 18_2] superintendent steel works [Column 19_3] cotton mill [Column 19]

Output: street railway

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Input: [Column 18] carpenter [Column 18_2] foreman [Column 19_3] street [Column 19]

Output: car factory

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Input: [Column 18] carpenter [Column 18_2] newsboy [Column 19_3] store [Column 19]

Output: ship yard

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Input: [Column 18] carpenter [Column 18_2] newsdealer [Column 19_3] groceries [Column 19]

Output: house

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Input: [Column 18] blacksmith [Column 18_2] wagon driver [Column 19_3] express [Column 19]

Output: carriage factory

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Input: [Column 18] blacksmith [Column 18_2] wagon driver [Column 19_3] express wagon [Column 19]

Output: own shop

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Input: [Column 18] agent [Column 18_2] chauffeur [Column 19_3] private family [Column 19]

Output: real estate

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Input: [Column 18] agent [Column 18_2] chauffeur [Column 19_3] coal miner [Column 19]

Output: insurance

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Input: [Column 18] cook [Column 18_2] miner [Column 19_3] coal mine [Column 19]

Output: hotel

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Input: [Column 18] servant [Column 18_2] laborer [Column 19_3] marble [Column 19]

Output: private family

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Input: [Column 18] retail merchant [Column 18_2] quarryman [Column 19_3] house [Column 19]

Output: groceries

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Input: [Column 18] wholesale merchant [Column 18_2] janitor [Column 19]

Output: leather

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Input: [ARP cache entry state] permanent [meaning] never expires; never verified [action if used]

Output: reset use counter


Input: [ARP cache entry state] noarp [meaning] normal expiration; never verified [action if used]

Output: reset use counter


Input: [ARP cache entry state] reachable [meaning] normal expiration [action if used]

Output: reset use counter


Input: [ARP cache entry state] stale [meaning] still usable; needs verification [action if used]

Output: reset use counter; change state to delay


Input: [ARP cache entry state] delay [meaning] schedule ARP request; needs verification [action if used]

Output: reset use counter


Input: [ARP cache entry state] probe [meaning] sending ARP request [action if used]

Output: reset use counter


Input: [ARP cache entry state] incomplete [meaning] first ARP request sent [action if used]

Output: send ARP request


Input: [ARP cache entry state] failed [meaning] no response received [action if used]

Output: send ARP request


Input: [Title] Nature Stories [Program Type] Family Program [Date] 07/30/2015 - 10:30am [Description]

Output: Hear a story and do a nature-themed activity at Prairie Ridge!

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Input: [Title] Marine Vertebrates Dissection Class [Program Type] Family Program, Workshop or Trip [Date] 07/30/2015 - 6:00pm [Description]

Output: Participants will dissect and examine internal as well as external structures of bony and cartilaginous fish.

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Input: [Title] Getting Started in Astronomy [Program Type] Workshop or Trip [Date] 07/30/2015 - 7:00pm [Description]

Output: Targeted to adults of any age with a interest in learning more about astronomy, we will cover the basics of getting started in this field.

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Input: [Title] Science Cafe: A Cure for HIV? [Program Type] Science Talks [Date] 07/30/2015 - 7:00pm [Description]

Output: Join us to learn about the exciting cutting edge research being conducted at UNC to find a cure for HIV infection.

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Input: [Title] Lab Blast for Groups [Program Type] Family Program, Workshop or Trip [Date] 08/01/2015 - 10:00am [Description]

Output: Join us for a wild ride through science, where we will explore different phenomena including buoyancy, water tension and gas expansion. Brightly colored foam tsunamis and loud (controlled) explosions will punctuate this one-hour science experience.

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Input: [Title] Citizen Science Saturdays at Prairie Ridge [Program Type] Citizen Science, Family Program [Date] 08/01/2015 - 10:30am [Description]

Output: Learn how YOU can contribute to science during our weekly citizen science walks

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Input: [Title] Science Saturday: Small Satellite Communication [Program Type] Science Talks [Date] 08/01/2015 - 1:00pm [Description]

Output: We will talk about small satellites and their applications, and explain how they communicate with each other and the ground station.

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Input: [Title] Museum paleontologists live from Utah [Program Type] Science Talks [Date] 08/04/2015 - 11:00am [Description]

Output: Come to the Daily Planet Theater at the Museum to speak with project scientists in real-time, or if you can’t make it, tweet questions to us while watching us live!

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Input: [Title] Lab Blast for Groups [Program Type] Family Program, Workshop or Trip [Date] 08/05/2015 - 10:00am [Description]

Output: Join us for a wild ride through science, where we will explore different phenomena including buoyancy, water tension and gas expansion. Brightly colored foam tsunamis and loud (controlled) explosions will punctuate this one-hour science experience.

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Input: [Title] Nature Stories [Program Type] Family Program [Date] 08/06/2015 - 10:30am [Description]

Output: Hear a story and do a nature-themed activity at Prairie Ridge!

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Input: [Title] Primitive Lighting [Program Type] Family Program, Workshop or Trip [Date] 08/06/2015 - 6:30pm [Description]

Output: Bring home a collection of your own primitive light sources.

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Input: [Title] Science of Soap [Program Type] Family Program, Workshop or Trip [Date] 08/06/2015 - 6:30pm [Description]

Output: Join us to learn the science behind this miraculous chemical reaction. In addition, everyone will make up their own batch of soap, which can then be taken home for curing and use.

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Input: [Title] Science Trivia! [Program Type] Event [Date] 08/06/2015 - 7:00pm [Description]

Output: Science Trivia nights at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences feature a mix of questions about science facts, current news, pop culture and scientific discoveries.

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Input: [Title] Weather Forecasting Accuracy Panel [Program Type] Science Talks [Date] 08/06/2015 - 7:00pm [Description]

Output: Join us for the panel and follow-up Q & A, and find out how a good forecast can keep you safe, and maybe even save you money.

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Input: [Title] First Friday: The Gorgon [Program Type] Event [Date] 08/07/2015 - 5:00pm [Description]

Output: On First Friday, August 7, venture into the deepest, starkest realms of the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences for a look at “The Gorgon.”

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Input: immediate action is required to prevent failure [emerg]

Output: alert


Input: a critical condition has occurred [emerg]

Output: crit


Input: an error has occurred [emerg]

Output: err


Input: a warning has occurred [emerg]

Output: warning


Input: a normal, but significant event has occurred [emerg]

Output: notice


Input: informational messages [emerg]

Output: info


Input: debug-level messages [emerg]

Output: debug


Input: [Feedback Mode] When [Description]

Output: Sets the time when test results and feedback are shown to students: After Submission One-time View On Specific Date After Due Date After Availability and End Date After Attempts are Graded

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Test Feedback Options


Input: [Feedback Mode] Score [Description]

Output: Shows the final score out of points possible to students.

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Test Feedback Options


Input: [Feedback Mode] All Answers [Description]

Output: Shows all answer options for certain question types, such as multiple choice.

Test and Survey Options - Blackboard Help

Test Feedback Options


Input: [Feedback Mode] Correct [Description]

Output: Shows the correct answers.

Test and Survey Options - Blackboard Help

Test Feedback Options


Input: [Feedback Mode] Submitted [Description]

Output: Shows all the student's submitted answers.

Test and Survey Options - Blackboard Help

Test Feedback Options


Input: [Feedback Mode] Feedback [Description]

Output: Shows instructor generated feedback messages for each question.

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Test Feedback Options


Input: [Feedback Mode] Show Incorrect Questions [Description]

Output: Shows the questions the student answered incorrectly or partially incorrectly.

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Test Feedback Options


Input: [Type of overuse injury] Jumper's knee (patellar tendonitis) [Possible cause] The patellar tendon in the knee joint is repeatedly pulled on, causing inflammation and pain, especially during jumping activities. [Symptoms]

Output: Tenderness right below the knee or the upper shin area

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Overuse Injuries


Input: [Type of overuse injury] Little Leaguers' elbow or shoulder [Possible cause] Repetitive overhead throwing maneuvers that cause damage and inflammation to the growth plates of the bones in the arm (or as a result of a fracture). [Symptoms]

Output: Pain in the elbow or shoulder area, especially after activity

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Overuse Injuries


Input: [Type of overuse injury] Osteochondritis dissecans [Possible cause] A piece of the cartilage in the knee joint that separates from the joint surface. Theories suggest that it may run in families or be caused by a metabolic problem. [Symptoms]

Output: Knee pain and swelling

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Overuse Injuries


Input: [Type of overuse injury] Sever's disease [Possible cause] Repetitive running or jumping activities causes the Achilles tendon to pull on the heel bone. [Symptoms]

Output: Heel pain with limping, especially after running activities

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Overuse Injuries


Input: [Type of overuse injury] Shin splints [Possible cause] Excessive running, running on hard surfaces (concrete), and improper shoe wear often cause shin splints. [Symptoms]

Output: Pain and tenderness over the shin area

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Overuse Injuries


Input: [Type of overuse injury] Sinding-Larsen-Johansson disease [Possible cause] This disease is caused by a fracture of the kneecap due to repetitive extension on the patellar tendon in the knee (the tendon pulls away from the bone). [Symptoms]

Output: Knee pain, especially after jumping activities

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Overuse Injuries


Input: [Type of overuse injury] Spondylolisthesis [Possible cause] This condition is caused by excessive flexion and extension of the low back. X-rays show that a part of one vertebra in the low back slips forward on the vertebrae below it. It is commonly seen in football linemen, gymnasts, and ice skaters. [Symptoms]

Output: Back pain

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Overuse Injuries


Input: [Type of overuse injury] Spondylolysis [Possible cause] This condition is caused by excessive flexion and extension of the lower back. It is commonly seen in football linemen, gymnasts, and ice skaters. [Symptoms]

Output: back pain

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Overuse Injuries


Input: [Date] 1 year 19 weeks ago [Title] I went to the same high [Body]

Output: I went to the same high school as he did. He is a few years younger then me, but was a stud in high school. Hope he recovers and can get back to playing football.


Input: [Date] 1 year 26 weeks ago [Title] I agree with you Hoek. For [Body]

Output: I agree with you Hoek. For whatever reason, I am optimistic that he ends up at Michigan. Malik's recruitment has made no sense and no one has really known much. With that said, why not shock everyone and lead people to believe he isn't going to Michigan to then commit here. Also, I think his parents decision will have an impact on his decision and they love Michigan.


Input: [Date] 1 year 26 weeks ago [Title] I don't really have a second [Body]

Output: I don't really have a second favorite team in college athletics. I didn't even go to Michigan, but I could care less about what other teams do. However, I will occassionally root for Ball State since I went there. If this were to include pro sports than I would say Tigers, Lions, Red Wings, Pistons in that order.


Input: [Date] 1 year 28 weeks ago [Title] I appreciate you creating [Body]

Output: I appreciate you creating this thread. I 100% agree with how instrumental he has been in helping our guards progress as well as they have. I know this has been reiterated in this thread, but thank you Butler for not hiring Coach L.


Input: [Date] 1 year 28 weeks ago [Title] Lol thanks for posting this. [Body]

Output: Lol thanks for posting this. Great video/song. Love the picture of Kiffin and Saban towards the one minute mark as well.


Input: [Date] 1 year 29 weeks ago [Title] Yes I am very excited for the [Body]

Output: Yes I am very excited for the 2014 season now. It was clear Borges was a giant liability to this team. His arrogance led to our offense being wildly inconsistent. He never took personal blame for bad playing call and the whole mantra of "we didn't execute" was a terrible excuse for his failures as an offensive coordinator. We win the Penn State, Nebraska, and probably Iowa game if Borges wouldn't have been so arrogant. Hopefully this leads to more staff changes (Funk, possibly Mallory). Even if these changes don't happen, I still expect improvement next year. The offensive line may still struggle, but hopefully it doesn't struggle enough where our offense is largely incompetent like it was this year. Go Blue!


Input: [Date] 1 year 29 weeks ago [Title] Best news ever. I haven't [Body]

Output: Best news ever. I haven't been this happy about Michigan football in quite some time. Good riddance Borges. Please fire Funk now!


Input: [Date] 1 year 30 weeks ago [Title] Anyone else have the BTN go [Body]

Output: Anyone else have the BTN go out in their area? My BTN just went out so if anyone has a live stream that would be wonderful. Thank you!


Input: [Date] 1 year 30 weeks ago [Title] This should be the only [Body]

Output: This should be the only answer. I can't see how any Michigan fan could root for MSU.


Input: [Date] 1 year 30 weeks ago [Title] Thank God this happened. I [Body]

Output: Thank God this happened. I was one of those worried that the Lions were going to keep Schwartz. Although this was a brutal sports year, at least we have a positive thing happen going into 2014.


Input: [Date] 1 year 32 weeks ago [Title] Fire him now. No point in [Body]

Output: Fire him now. No point in keeping him on any longer since the team has already quit. I have never seen a team with so much talent be as undisciplined as the Lions. Fire the entire coaching staff to be honest. Scott Linehan is a terrible offensive coordinator. I still can't believe how much Stafford has regressed throughout the year. The defense can never make a key defensive stop and have some of the most ridiculous personal foul penalties throughout all of their games. With Green Bay losing the divison has pretty much been given to the Bears. Makes me want to puke.


Input: [Date] 1 year 38 weeks ago [Title] No it won't salvage the [Body]

Output: No it won't salvage the season, but it would be great to beat OSU. I would then wonder how we could beat OSU and somehow lose to PSU and almost lose to Akron and UCONN.


Input: [Date] 1 year 44 weeks ago [Title] This should have happened [Body]

Output: This should have happened last year. Interesting that they chose to do this mid-season. Let the rumors speculate on who will be the next coach at USC.


Input: [Date] 1 year 44 weeks ago [Title] I live in Fort Wayne which is [Body]

Output: I live in Fort Wayne which is just about two hours away from Indy. I have plenty of friends that live in Indy, so I will have to come stop by when I am visiting. Best of luck to you!


Input: [Date] 1 year 52 weeks ago [Title] Just tried the (Ctrl +F5) [Body]

Output: Just tried the (Ctrl +F5) trick and it worked for me on Firefox so everything is back to normal. Thank you so much for sharing this!


Input: [Date] 1 year 52 weeks ago [Title] Mine is the opposite. I am [Body]

Output: Mine is the opposite. I am able to get on MGoBlog through Internet Explorer, but not Firefox. I prefer Firefox so I am a little upset by this. WTF is going on and does anyone know if this "Welcome to nginx!" thing be fixed anytime soon?


Input: [Date] 2 years 6 weeks ago [Title] Lol at whoever put my OP as [Body]

Output: Lol at whoever put my OP as flamebait because I don't want Phil winning. Phil just rubs me the wrong way. I believe he isn't as genuine as people think he is. Obviously, this is just my opinion and I could be wrong. I am not here to argue or anything like that, but I would just prefer if Phil didn't win.


Input: [Date] 2 years 6 weeks ago [Title] I wouldn't mind seeing any of [Body]

Output: I wouldn't mind seeing any of those guys winning. I am hoping Steve Stricker wins though. Would be awesome to see him win his first major. Also, I agree with anyone but Phil winning.


Input: [Date] 2 years 17 weeks ago [Title] I agree that McGary should [Body]

Output: I agree that McGary should have been the regions MOP, but Burke has been the heart and soul of this team all year so I don't mind him taking this honor. Also, that is an awesome shirt. I am still debating on whether I want to get that shirt or the shirt the players were wearing after the game. Hell, I might just get both.


Input: [Date] 2 years 17 weeks ago [Title] How about Wichita State [Body]

Output: How about Wichita State instead? I know this is unlikely, but with how crazy this tourney has been anything can happen.


Input: [Date] 2 years 25 weeks ago [Title] I wish I still went to IU so [Body]

Output: I wish I still went to IU so I could have partied with Jalen.....sigh :(


Input: [Date] 2 years 30 weeks ago [Title] Well I am expecting to win [Body]

Output: Well I am expecting to win the national title every year, but I will set some more realistic expectations. 10+ wins every year Beat 2 out of 3 of OSU, MSU, and ND (I am going to say Nebraska now since the ND series will be off for the relative future) Play for the Big Ten title 2 or 3 times every 5 years Win the Big Ten title 2 or 3 times every 5 years Have 1 National Championship every 8-10 years With the new playoff system hopefully we are in contention 3 times every 10 years Also, I am expecting many more BCS games/Rose Bowl appearances then we have had in recent memory


Input: [Date] 2 years 30 weeks ago [Title] How can any Michigan fan [Body]

Output: How can any Michigan fan seriously pull for ND over Alabama? Serious Question Roll Tide Roll


Input: [Date] 2 years 31 weeks ago [Title] Michigan will come off a [Body]

Output: Michigan will come off a little sluggish in the first 10 minutes because of the long holiday break and not having to play for 9 days, but should dominate the rest of the game. Michigan 84 Central 57


Input: [Date] 2 years 32 weeks ago [Title] I really enjoyed reading [Body]

Output: I really enjoyed reading this. Great job!


Input: [Date] 2 years 32 weeks ago [Title] Michigan 81 Eastern 54 [Body]

Output: Michigan 81 Eastern 54


Input: [Date] 2 years 33 weeks ago [Title] Michigan 78-69 [Body]

Output: Michigan 78-69


Input: [Date] 2 years 34 weeks ago [Title] For some reason this game [Body]

Output: For some reason this game scares me. Mike Anderson likes to do his 40 minutes of hell and I am just hoping our freshman can handle the defensive pressure that Arkansas brings. Also, BJ Young has the potential to always go off for 20-30 points. I believe this game will be close throughout, but Michigan pulls away in the end. Michigan 80 Arkansas 70


Input: [Date] 2 years 34 weeks ago [Title] Thanks for the analysis. I [Body]

Output: Thanks for the analysis. I always enjoy reading these and hopefully we play much better then how we played on Saturday. I know it was our first road game, but we looked sloppy throughout much of the game. I go to Ball State so I want to see how good Western Michigan is since they are in the Mac West and Ball State will have to play them this year as well.


Input: [Date] 2 years 34 weeks ago [Title] Skip Holtz was the coach of [Body]

Output: Skip Holtz was the coach of USF not UCF. Anyways this isn't surprising. USF was awful this year.


Input: [Country] Australia [Country Code] AU [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

IEC - SC 59A Dashboard > Structure: Subcommittee(s) and/or Working Group(s), Membership, Officers, Liaisons


Input: [Country] Austria [Country Code] AT [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] Belarus [Country Code] BY [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] Belgium [Country Code] BE [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] Brazil [Country Code] BR [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] Bulgaria [Country Code] BG [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] China [Country Code] CN [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] Czech Republic [Country Code] CZ [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] Denmark [Country Code] DK [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] Egypt [Country Code] EG [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] Finland [Country Code] FI [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] France [Country Code] FR [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] Germany [Country Code] DE [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] Greece [Country Code] GR [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] Hungary [Country Code] HU [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] India [Country Code] IN [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] Indonesia [Country Code] ID [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] Iran [Country Code] IR [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] Ireland [Country Code] IE [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] Italy [Country Code] IT [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] Japan [Country Code] JP [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] Korea, Republic of [Country Code] KR [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] Malaysia [Country Code] MY [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] Mexico [Country Code] MX [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] Netherlands [Country Code] NL [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] New Zealand [Country Code] NZ [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] Norway [Country Code] NO [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] Poland [Country Code] PL [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] Portugal [Country Code] PT [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] Romania [Country Code] RO [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] Russian Federation [Country Code] RU [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] Serbia [Country Code] RS [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] Slovakia [Country Code] SK [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] Slovenia [Country Code] SI [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] South Africa [Country Code] ZA [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] Spain [Country Code] ES [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] Sweden [Country Code] SE [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] Switzerland [Country Code] CH [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] Turkey [Country Code] TR [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] Ukraine [Country Code] UA [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: O-Member

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Input: [Country] United Kingdom [Country Code] GB [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Country] United States of America [Country Code] US [IEC Membership] Full Member [P/O Status]

Output: P-Member

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Input: [Option] -c [Meaning]

Output: execute for the image or recipe being built. ex: bitbake -c fetch busybox. Some of the possible tasks are: fetch, configure, compile, package, clean


Input: [Option] -f [Meaning]

Output: force execution of the operation, even if not required


Input: [Option] -v [Meaning]

Output: show verbose output


Input: [Option] -DDD [Meaning]

Output: show lots of debug information


Input: [Option] -s [Meaning]

Output: show recipe version information


Input: [Option] --help [Meaning]

Output: get usage help


Input: [Option] -c listtasks [Meaning]

Output: show the tasks associated with an image or individual recipe


Input: [Option] -g [Meaning]

Output: output dependency tree in graphviz format


Input: [Reference Number] 1 [Topic] Testing [Question] Can you explain your sampling and testing process?Do you share this with the provider? [Answer]

Output: For the provider HCRA reviews, the entire population of inpatient and outpatient data is tested for all years under review; therefore, there is no sampling. The testing process is communicated and approved by the provider through the testing methodology.


Input: [Reference Number] 2 [Topic] Direct vs.Non-Direct [Question] Please explain direct versus non-direct?Is this the same as primary versus secondary? [Answer]

Output: These are two entirely different sets of terms. The difference between direct and non-direct payors depends on the electing status of the payor.If a payor has elected to pay the HCRA surcharge to the Public Goods Pool directly, then they are considered a direct payor. If they have not elected, they are considered a non-direct payor, and the hospital is responsible for remitting the enhanced surcharge to the Public Goods Pool. Primary and secondary relates to the order in which the insurers are responsible for payment.


Input: [Reference Number] 3 [Topic] Report [Question] Without naming a specific provider, approximately how long is a draft report for a single hospital and approximately how long is the draft report for a multi-hospital system? [Answer]

Output: This is truly dependent on the issues at each entity; although a template is utilized to maintain some level of consistency, the specific issues and results generated during the review drive the length of the report.


Input: [Reference Number] 4 [Topic] General Review [Question] Are reviews planned for all institutions in the State at some point? [Answer]

Output: All HCRA designated providers are subject to a potential review.However, the DOH is appropriated a certain allotment of money every year to conduct HCRA compliance reviews. Although it would be ideal that all entities undergo some level of review, the funds are not available to do so.


Input: [Reference Number] 5 [Topic] Testing [Question] Can a provider learn which claims and dollar values are under dispute before the Final Report? [Answer]

Output: The milestones have been established to allow for feedback from the reviewee prior to the report stage. In addition to discussion around the payor determinations process, the provider will have an opportunity to discuss preliminary results and provide supporting documentation within a specified timeframe to resolve any disagreements prior to the draft report being issued.


Input: [Reference Number] 6 [Topic] General Review [Question] If an entity is a KPMG audit client, does that present a conflict? [Answer]

Output: A thorough process has been established to review any potential conflicts of interest. Both KPMG and DOH are involved in this process. If it is deemed that a conflict exists, the Department has another firm it utilizes to complete these reviews.


Input: [Reference Number] 7 [Topic] Direct vs. Non-Direct [Question] It sounds as though KPMG has software to ease the "process" of categorizing payors. Can this software be offered to the providers? [Answer]

Output: The software utilized is only effective in classifying the data once it has been identified and categorized. Categorizing the payors is done manually by performing an alpha to alpha match to the electing payor list.


Input: [Reference Number] 8 [Topic] Questionnaire [Question] Can a sample questionnaire be made available? [Answer]

Output: The questionnaire is provided to the entity being reviewed at the same time the audit notifcation package is presented.


Input: [Reference Number] 9 [Topic] General Review [Question] How many years would a review include, and how far back should we expect you to go? [Answer]

Output: The statute enables us to go back six years. Reviews may range from 1 to 6 years.


Input: [Reference Number] 10 [Topic] Administrative [Question] Can we receive a copy of this webcast for informational use? [Answer]

Output: The webcast is available for replay and the materials have been posted on DOH's website.


Input: [Reference Number] 11 [Topic] General Review [Question] Are these reviews targeted more towards hospitals and health centers or any Article 28 facility (i.e., clinics, surgery centers, other treatment centers)?? [Answer]

Output: Currently we are only reviewing hospital providers. However, all HCRA designated providers are subject to review.


Input: [Reference Number] 12 [Topic] General Review [Question] What is the objective of these reviews? [Answer]

Output: The objective of the HCRA Compliance Review is to assess an entity's compliance with HCRA and ensure that the correct amount of surcharges and assessments have been remitted to the Public Goods Pool.


Input: [Reference Number] 13 [Topic] General Review [Question] What criteria are used to select providers for review, or is it random? [Answer]

Output: Among the criteria used to determine the list of audit targets are total payments into the Public Goods Pool, taking into account both the high end and low end amounts, along with geographic location.


Input: [Reference Number] 14 [Topic] General Review [Question] When do you expect these reviews to begin? [Answer]

Output: There are several provider reviews currently in process.A review typically lasts about 11 months.


Input: [Reference Number] 15 [Topic] DiscretePhysician Billing [Question] Can you speak more to what determines a discretely billed physician? [Answer]

Output: The issue is not just discretely billed physicians, but private practicing and discretely billed. A physician employed by the provider would not be considered private and the related services would be subject to the surcharge.


Input: [Reference Number] 16 [Topic] General Review [Question] Is there any possibility that as a result of these reviews a more simplified process may be enacted? [Answer]

Output: Through conducting webinars and disseminating pertinent information we will continue to make changes to improve the provider compliance review process.


Input: [Reference Number] 17 [Topic] Administrative [Question] How do we obtain access to the secured electoral list that is not on the NYS website? [Answer]

Output: Access to the secured elector lists can be obtained by going to the Office of Pool Administration website at www.hcrapools.org. A user id and password is required. If you don't already have one you can obtain it by completing the DOH-4264 - Electronic Filing Userid Application at http://www.hcrapools.org/forms/doh4264.pdf. Please note however a complete elector list without Federal ID number is available at the DOH website at www.health.state.ny.us/nysdoh/hcra/elector/about.htm


Input: [Reference Number] 18 [Topic] Direct vs. Non-Direct [Question] If New York State programs are not on the electoral list, such as ADAP, how do we determine the appropriate surcharge rate? [Answer]

Output: There is a chart on the DOH HCRA website that shows the appropriate surcharge rates. It is located at http://www.health.state.ny.us/nysdoh/hcra/surcharge.htm


Input: [Reference Number] 19 [Topic] Testing [Question] There are payors that are on the electing payer list, but calculate and process the surcharge using different methodologies. If miscalculations are discovered resulting from lack of information or misunderstanding related to payor processing differences, how would this be reported? Will this be reported exclusively as a provider faulted issue? [Answer]

Output: Electing payors are required to pay the Public Goods Pool directly, as a result providers have no obligation to submit the surcharge on behalf of electing payors.


Input: [Reference Number] 20 [Topic] Direct vs. Non-Direct [Question] Isn't it true that a payor can elect to be a direct payor or not. Couldn't this result being on the list one year and not another? [Answer]

Output: On the electing payor list, there are fields for effective and termination dates which document the time frame for which a payor maintained electing status. These are taken into consideration during the compliance review.


Input: [Reference Number] 21 [Topic] Direct vs. Non-Direct [Question] When there is a dispute over whether a payor is a direct payor, and a hospital proves that this payor is indeed a direct payor, does KPMG update the Elector list, and consider this payor as a direct payor going forward? [Answer]

Output: If the provider does not maintain the elector name in their records as it is listed on the DOH list it is quite possible that KPMG won't be able to match it. Once the provider proves that it is indeed a direct payor, KPMG will maintain the payor name as the provider had it listed to use in future reviews when doing the name to name match.


Input: [Reference Number] 22 [Topic] Direct vs. Non-Direct [Question] To clarify, are you asking providers to identify elector status of each insurance plan with submission of each year's data or does KPMG make the determination as part of the review? [Answer]

Output: KPMG makes its determinations as part of the review, but if the provider maintains its own determinations, then KPMG would request this information when the data is received.


Input: [Reference Number] 23 [Topic] General Review [Question] If the provider overpaid its assessments will there be a refund provided? [Answer]

Output: If an overpayment is determined on audit the provider will be instructed to take a credit on future Public Goods Pool reports until the total overpayment is offset.


Input: [Reference Number] 24 [Topic] Administrative [Question] You asked that we not have specific questions. Is there one person that we could contact with specifics? [Answer]

Output: For specific questions related to HCRA, you can contact the Department of Health's HCRA Hotline at (518) 474-1673.


Input: [Reference Number] 25 [Topic] Testing [Question] Is there data available to compare provider revenue compared to payments submitted as a baseline for comparison? [Answer]

Output: DOH has this information available at it's disposal if the review of such data is necessary.


Input: [Reference Number] 26 [Topic] Direct vs. Non-Direct [Question] Re:Foreign Insured Patients - Where does the responsibility ultimately lie for assessing the surcharge?In other words, if the hospital fails to list the surcharge on the UB form, is the TPA responsible for charging the international insurer? [Answer]

Output: The hospital is not obligated to segregate the surcharge on the bill. Direct payors are obligated to remit the surcharge directly to the Public Goods Pool. For non-electors, the hospital is obligated to remit the surcharge on revenues collected. The above three responses apply to all claims not just foreign insured patients.


Input: [Reference Number] 27 [Topic] Direct vs. Non-Direct [Question] Are older elector lists on the website or only the most current one? [Answer]

Output: Although the elector list is updated on a monthly basis, the information contained is historical.


Input: [Reference Number] 28 [Topic] Direct vs. Non-Direct [Question] Payors that have elected to pay the state directly, are they permitted to pay providers their portion of the surcharge related to the copay/deductible? [Answer]

Output: It would be the insurers choice to pay the provider the portion of the surcharge related to the copay/deductable or use the second billing example on the the DOH HCRA website, which in essence pays a little more on the claim to make up for what the provider loses when they pay the surcharge directly to the Public Goods Pool out of the copay/deductable amount they collected from the patient.


Input: [Reference Number] 29 [Topic] General Review [Question] You mention Hospitals with regards to Pool reviews, what is review status on Art.28 D & T Centers? [Answer]

Output: Although no Article 28 Diagnostic and Treatment Centers are currently being reviewed, they are subject to review. As such they should insure that all documentation to support their reports submitted to the Public Goods Pool are maintained.


Input: [Reference Number] 30 [Topic] General Review [Question] If the facility is found to owe, what is the time frame for reimbursing HCRA? [Answer]

Output: Payment is due 60 days from the date of the Delinquent Payment Notification sent by DOH at the conclusion of the review.


Input: [Reference Number] 31 [Topic] General Review [Question] Where does DOH send the review notification letter? Letters sent to the provider's chief executive may be delayed in getting to the finance staff responsible for the review, especially where finance staff work at an off site location and/or for a network. [Answer]

Output: The review notification letter is sent to the provider's CFO. It is the responsibility of the provider to ensure the information is provided to the hospital staff responsible for the compliance review in a timely manner.


Input: [0] Sunroof [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Convertible Roof [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Roof Features [1] roof rack [2]

Output: roof rack

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Input: [0] Vanity Mirrors [1] dual illuminated [2]

Output: dual illuminated

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Input: [0] Auxiliary Visors [1] dual [2]

Output: dual

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Input: [0] Rearview Mirror [1] auto-dimming day-night [2]

Output: auto-dimming day-night

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Input: [0] Rear Visor Vanity Mirror [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Glove Box [1] locking [2]

Output: locking

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Input: [0] Cabback Insulator [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Dome Light [1] fade [2]

Output: fade

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Input: [0] Reading Lights [1] front & rear [2]

Output: front & rear

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Input: [0] Floor Console [1] full [2]

Output: full

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Input: [0] Overhead Console [1] full with storage, conversation mirror [2]

Output: full with storage, conversation mirror

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Input: [0] Cup Holder [1] front and rear [2]

Output: front and rear

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Input: [0] Instrument Panel Storage [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Dashboard Storage [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Interior Concealed Storage [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Seatback Storage [1] 2 [2]

Output: 2

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Input: [0] Refrigerated Box [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Manufacturer Luggage Set [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Door Bins [1] dual [2]

Output: dual

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Input: [0] Rear Door Bins [1] rear door bins [2]

Output: rear door bins

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Input: [0] Underseat Tray [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Cargo Concealed Storage [1] cargo concealed storage [2]

Output: cargo concealed storage

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Input: [0] Cargo Floor Trim [1] carpeted [2]

Output: carpeted

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Input: [0] Trunk Lid Trim [1] plastic [2]

Output: plastic

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Input: [0] Cargo Cover [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Cargo Net [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Cargo Tie Downs [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Cargo Light [1] cargo light [2]

Output: cargo light

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Input: [0] Air Compressor [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Front Air Conditioning [1] dual zone front [2]

Output: dual zone front

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Input: [0] Climate Control [1] automatic air conditioning [2]

Output: automatic air conditioning

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Input: [0] Rear Air Conditioning [1] rear air with separate controls [2]

Output: rear air with separate controls

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Input: [0] Air Filter [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Rear Heat Ducts [1] underseat ducts [2]

Output: underseat ducts

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Input: [0] Automatic Air Recirculation [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Rear Heater [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Radio [1] Audiophile SIRIUS AM/FM/Satellite, seek-scan [2]

Output: Audiophile SIRIUS AM/FM/Satellite, seek-scan

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Input: [0] Radio Steering Wheel Controls [1] radio steering wheel controls [2]

Output: radio steering wheel controls

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Input: [0] CD [1] in-dash mounted 6-disc [2]

Output: in-dash mounted 6-disc

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Input: [0] MP3 Player [1] MP3 decoder [2]

Output: MP3 decoder

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Input: [0] MiniDisc Player [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Speakers [1] 14 performance [2]

Output: 14 performance

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Input: [0] Amplifier [1] premium [2]

Output: premium

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Input: [0] Radio Theft Deterrent [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Antenna [1] window grid [2]

Output: window grid

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Input: [0] Cruise Control [1] with steering wheel controls [2]

Output: with steering wheel controls

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Input: [0] Door Locks [1] power with 2 stage unlock [2]

Output: power with 2 stage unlock

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Input: [0] Heated Door Locks [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Remote Keyless Entry [1] keyfob (all doors) [2]

Output: keyfob (all doors)

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Input: [0] Trunk/Hatch/Door Release [1] power [2]

Output: power

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Input: [0] Remote Fuel Flap Release [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Rear Window Release [1] keyfob [2]

Output: keyfob

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Input: [0] Rear Child Safety Door Locks [1] rear child safety door locks [2]

Output: rear child safety door locks

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Input: [0] Fuel Filler Door Release [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Cell Phone [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Power Outlets [1] 4 [2]

Output: 4

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Input: [0] AC power outlet [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Trunk Pulldown [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Driver Foot Rest [1] driver foot rest [2]

Output: driver foot rest

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Input: [0] Retained Accessory Power [1] retained accessory power [2]

Output: retained accessory power

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Input: [0] Garage Door Opener [1] HomeLink Wireless Control System [2]

Output: HomeLink Wireless Control System

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Input: [0] Smokers Package [1] ashtray [2]

Output: ashtray

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Input: [0] Lighter Elements [1] front [2]

Output: front

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Input: [0] First Aid Kit [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Emergency SOS [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Adjustable Pedals [1] power [2]

Output: power

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Input: [0] Entertainment Center [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Voice Recorder [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Picnic Table [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Internet Access [1] N/A [2]

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Input: [0] Instrument Display [1] analog [2]

Output: analog

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Tachometer [1] tachometer [2]

Output: tachometer

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Oil Pressure Gauge [1] oil pressure gauge [2]

Output: oil pressure gauge

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Water Temp Gauge [1] engine temperature gauge [2]

Output: engine temperature gauge

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Volt Gauge [1] voltmeter gauge [2]

Output: voltmeter gauge

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Inclinometer [1] N/A [2]

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Altimeter [1] N/A [2]

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Heads Up Display [1] N/A [2]

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Clock [1] analog [2]

Output: analog

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Compass [1] compass [2]

Output: compass

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Exterior Temperature [1] exterior temperature [2]

Output: exterior temperature

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Systems Monitor [1] systems monitor [2]

Output: systems monitor

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Check Control [1] N/A [2]

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Trip Computer [1] trip computer [2]

Output: trip computer

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Input: [0] Trip Odometer [1] trip odometer [2]

Output: trip odometer

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Park Distance Control [1] rear [2]

Output: rear

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Navigation System [1] N/A [2]

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Steering Wheel [1] power tilt [2]

Output: power tilt

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Steering Wheel Material [1] leather/genuine wood [2]

Output: leather/genuine wood

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Tow Bar [1] N/A [2]

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Front Windows [1] power [2]

Output: power

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Windows [1] power [2]

Output: power

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Quarter Vent Rear Windows [1] power [2]

Output: power

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] 1-Touch Open [1] driver and passenger [2]

Output: driver and passenger

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Tinted Windows [1] deep [2]

Output: deep

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Double Pane Side Glass [1] N/A [2]

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Sun Blinds [1] N/A [2]

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Front Windshield Wipers [1] variable intermittent [2]

Output: variable intermittent

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Heated Front Wipers [1] N/A [2]

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rain Detecting Wipers [1] N/A [2]

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Speed Sensitve Wipers [1] speed sensitive wipers [2]

Output: speed sensitive wipers

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Windshield Wiper [1] fixed interval [2]

Output: fixed interval

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Heated Wipers [1] N/A [2]

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Electrically Heated Windshield [1] N/A [2]

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Sun Visor Strip [1] N/A [2]

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Defroster [1] rear defroster [2]

Output: rear defroster

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Blinds [1] N/A [2]

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [0] Rear Windshield Type [1] flip-up [2]

Output: flip-up

2008 Lincoln Navigator L Specs, Safety Rating & MPG - CarsDirect


Input: [Material] PVC (Poly Vinyl Chloride)/vinyl/pleather/artificial leather/Moleskine notebooks [Cause/Consequence] Don't ever cut this material as it will ruin the optics, cause the metal of the machine to corrode, and ruin the motion control system. [DANGER!]

Output: Emits pure chlorine gas when cut!


Input: [Material] Thick ( >1mm ) Polycarbonate/Lexan [Cause/Consequence] Polycarbonate is often found as flat, sheet material. The window of the laser cutter is made of Polycarbonate because polycarbonate strongly absorbs infrared radiation! This is the frequency of light the laser cutter uses to cut materials, so it is very ineffective at cutting polycarbonate. Polycarbonate is a poor choice for laser cutting. [DANGER!]

Output: Cut very poorly, discolor, catch fire


Input: [Material] ABS [Cause/Consequence] ABS does not cut well in a laser cutter. It tends to melt rather than vaporize, and has a higher chance of catching on fire and leaving behind melted gooey deposits on the vector cutting grid. It also does not engrave well (again, tends to melt). [DANGER!]

Output: Emits cyanide gas and tends to melt


Input: [Material] HDPE/milk bottle plastic [Cause/Consequence] It melts. It gets gooey. Don't use it. [DANGER!]

Output: Catches fire and melts


Input: [Material] PolyStyrene Foam [Cause/Consequence] It catches fire, it melts, and only thin pieces cut. This is the #1 material that causes laser fires!!! [DANGER!]

Output: Catches fire


Input: [Material] PolyPropylene Foam [Cause/Consequence] Like PolyStyrene, it melts, catches fire, and the melted drops continue to burn and turn into rock-hard drips and pebbles. [DANGER!]

Output: Catches fire


Input: [Material] Fiberglass [Cause/Consequence] It's a mix of two materials that cant' be cut. Glass (etch, no cut) and epoxy resin (fumes) [DANGER!]

Output: Emits fumes


Input: [Material] Coated Carbon Fiber [Cause/Consequence] A mix of two materials. Thin carbon fiber mat can be cut, with some fraying - but not when coated. [DANGER!]

Output: Emits noxious fumes


Input: [Woman] Not Completed [For] Chemistry [Friends] View his chemistry results [I am Seeking a]

Output: Needs Test

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Input: [Woman] Socially [For] Do you want children? [Friends] Prefer Not To Say [I am Seeking a]

Output: Do you drink?

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

Output: Marital Status

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Input: [Woman] Bald [For] Eye Color [Friends] Hazel [I am Seeking a]

Output: Hair Color

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Input: [Woman] Yes [For] Do you have children? [Friends] Yes [I am Seeking a]

Output: Do you have a car?

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Input: [Woman] Over 10 years [For] How ambitious are you? [Friends] Very Ambitious [I am Seeking a]

Output: Longest Relationship

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Input: [Woman] No Pets [For] Second Language [Friends] Spanish [I am Seeking a]

Output: Pets

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Input: [ClassID] PHRM 1000 [Description] This course is an integrated, in-depth study of the anatomy and physiology of the human body, including cells, tissues, integument, skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems and sense organs. There is also emphasis on cardiovascular, lymphatic, respiratory, digestive, endocrine, excretory, and reproductive systems and human development. Prerequisite BIOL 1101 General Biology I [Credits] 3 [Name]

Output: Human Anatomy Physiology


Input: [ClassID] PHRM 4100 [Description] This course is an introduction to Immunology and Virology. Topics will include the basic concepts of immunity, including molecular and cellular composition of the immune system and immune processes that are responsible for defense against pathogens and tumors, as well as allergic and autoimmune reactions. Structure and function of viruses, viral diseases, vaccines, cancer, immunological techniques used in industry, use of viruses in the biotechnology industry will all be included within this course. The course will also include theoretical discussion of therapeutic and diagnostic uses of antibodies, sterile technique, hybridoma production, selection and cell cloning. Prerequisite BIOL 3330 Molecular Cell Biology, or with the consent of the instructor [Credits] 3 [Name]

Output: Immunology Virology


Input: [ClassID] PHRM 4110 [Description] This course teaches the skills needed to work as a scientist in biotechnology production. Students will grow and monitor bacterial and mammalian cells on a laboratory scale that emulates the large scale production used in industry. Students will become familiar with the cleaning, sterilization, aseptic inoculation, operation and monitoring of fermenters and bioreactors. Students then recover and purify proteins produced by those cell cultures. They recover and purify proteins using centrifugation, ultrafiltration and chromatography techniques. The course emphasizes the use of current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP), and students gain experience following Standard Operating Procedures (SOP).Prerequisite BIOL 3330 Molecular Cell Biology, or with the consent of the instructor [Credits] 3 [Name]

Output: Bioprocess Cell Culture


Input: [ClassID] PHRM 4111 [Description] This course teaches the skills needed to work as a scientist in biotechnology production. Students will grow and monitor bacterial and mammalian cells on a laboratory scale that emulates the large scale production used in industry. Students will become familiar with the cleaning, sterilization, aseptic inoculation, operation and monitoring of fermenters and bioreactors. Students then recover and purify proteins produced by those cell cultures. They recover and purify proteins using centrifugation, ultrafiltration and chromatography techniques. The course emphasizes the use of current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP), and students gain experience following Standard Operating Procedures (SOP).Prerequisite BIOL 3330 Molecular Cell Biology, or with the consent of the instructor [Credits] 2 [Name]

Output: Bioprocess Cell Culture Lab


Input: [ClassID] PHRM 4120 [Description] This course teaches the skills needed for employment in a research and development entity in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. There will be an overview of the drug discovery process followed by detailed review of assay methods applicable to early phase small molecule discovery and upstream biologics development. Students will become familiar with different assays employed in the industries as screening tools and learn how to choose relevant assays to determine desired endpoints. Detailed review of protocols to enable, develop, and validate robust assays for target screening, potency and efficacy determinations, selectivity and specificity will be presented.Prerequisite CHEM 45004520 Biochemistry Lab, or with the consent of the instructor [Credits] 4 [Name]

Output: Assay Design


Input: [ClassID] PHRM 4130 [Description] Interdisciplinary knowledge is becoming more and more important to the modern scientist. Bioanalytical chemistry is an interdisciplinary field in which analytical methods and instruments are used to solve problems of interest in biology or biochemistry. The goal of this course is to educate students in analytical methodologies used to separate and characterize compounds resulting from biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies. This course will provide students the opportunity to learn mass spectrometry of small molecules and biomolecules, LCMS, separation techniques (Gel filtration chromatography, High performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), spectroscopic techniques UVvis adsorption, luminescence and fluorescence and Capillary Electrophoresis (CE) and biosensor technology.Prerequisites CHEM 2020 Quantitative Analysis, CHEM 45004520 Biochemistry and lab, or with the consent of the instructor [Credits] 3 [Name]

Output: Bioanalytical Chemistry


Input: [ClassID] PHRM 4131 [Description] Interdisciplinary knowledge is becoming more and more important to the modern scientist. Bioanalytical chemistry is an interdisciplinary field in which analytical methods and instruments are used to solve problems of interest in biology or biochemistry. The goal of this course is to educate students in analytical methodologies used to separate and characterize compounds resulting from biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies. This course will provide students the opportunity to learn mass spectrometry of small molecules and biomolecules, LCMS, separation techniques (Gel filtration chromatography, High performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), spectroscopic techniques UVvis adsorption, luminescence and fluorescence and Capillary Electrophoresis (CE) and biosensor technology.Prerequisites CHEM 2020 Quantitative Analysis, CHEM 45004520 Biochemistry and lab, or with the consent of the instructor [Credits] 1 [Name]

Output: Bioanalytical Chemistry Lab


Input: [ClassID] PHRM 5120 [Description] This course will expand on the basic concepts covered in CHEM4520. Students will deepen their knowledge of and handson experience with cloning, bacterial expression, enzyme purification and assay development. Students will perform a semesterlong project that involves amplification of a gene using PCR, cloning the PCR product, expressing the protein in E. coli, purifying the protein, and developing and optimizing an assay to measure enzyme activity. The purification will employ the AKTA System, a stateoftheart purification system from GE Healthcare that is specifically designed for protein purification. Handson practical experience will be gained in molecular biology, general biochemical techniques, and fundamental enzymology. Time 3 lab hours twice a week. Prerequisite CHEM 31203320 Organic Chemistry and lab, CHEM45004520 Biochemistry and Lab, or with the consent of the instructor [Credits] 2 [Name]

Output: Advanced Biochemistry Lab


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Output: View her chemistry results

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Input: [I am Seeking a] Do you drink? [Man] Socially [For] Do you want children? [Hang Out]

Output: Does not want children

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

Output: No

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

Output: Blue

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

Output: No

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

Output: Other

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Input: [Skin Growth] Dermatofibromas [Treatment] Dermatofibromas can be surgically removed if they become painful or itchy. [Characteristics]

Output: Small, firm, red or brown bumps caused by an accumulation of fibroblasts (soft tissue cells under the skin). They often occur on the legs and may itch.

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Other Benign Skin Growths


Input: [Skin Growth] Dermoid cyst [Treatment] Dermoid cysts may be removed surgically for cosmetic reasons. [Characteristics]

Output: A benign tumor which is made up of hairs, sweat glands, and sebaceous glands. Some internal dermoid tumors may even contain cartilage, bone fragments, and teeth.

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Other Benign Skin Growths


Input: [Skin Growth] Freckles [Treatment] No treatment is necessary for freckles. [Characteristics]

Output: Darkened, flat spots that typically appear only on sun-exposed areas of the skin. Freckles are common in people with blond or red hair.

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Other Benign Skin Growths


Input: [Skin Growth] Keloids [Treatment] Keloids respond poorly to most treatment approaches. Injections of corticosteroid drugs may help to flatten the keloids. Other treatment approaches may include surgery or silicone patches to further flatten the keloids. [Characteristics]

Output: Smooth, firm, raised, fibrous growths on the skin that form in wound sites. Keloids are more common in African-Americans.

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Other Benign Skin Growths


Input: [Skin Growth] Keratoacanthomas [Treatment] Treatment usually includes a skin biopsy to rule out skin cancer. Other treatment may include surgical removal and/or injections of corticosteroids or fluorouracil. [Characteristics]

Output: Round, flesh-colored growths that have a crater that contains a pasty material. These growths tend to appear on the face, forearm, or back of the hand. They usually disappear after a couple of months, but may leave scars.

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Other Benign Skin Growths


Input: [Skin Growth] Lipomas [Treatment] Lipomas are generally harmless, but if the lipoma changes shape, your physician may perform a biopsy. Treatment may include removal by surgery. [Characteristics]

Output: Round or oval lumps under the skin caused by fatty deposits. Lipomas are more common in women and tend to appear on the forearms, torso, and back of the neck.

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Other Benign Skin Growths


Input: [Skin Growth] Moles (nevi) [Treatment] Most moles are benign and no treatment is necessary. Some benign moles may develop into skin cancer (melanoma). See below for signs. [Characteristics]

Output: Small skin marks caused by pigment-producing cells in the skin. Moles can be flat or raised, smooth or rough, and some contain hair. Most moles are dark brown or black, but some are skin-colored or yellowish. Moles can change over time and often respond to hormonal changes.

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Other Benign Skin Growths


Input: [Skin Growth] Atypical moles (dysplastic nevi) [Treatment] Treatment may include removal of any atypical mole that changes in color, shape and/or diameter. In addition, people with atypical moles should avoid sun exposure, since sunlight may accelerate changes in atypical moles. Persons with atypical moles should consult a physician with any changes that may indicate skin cancer. [Characteristics]

Output: Larger than normal moles (more than a half inch across), atypical moles are not always round. Atypical moles can be tan to dark brown, on a pink background. These types of moles may occur anywhere on the body.

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Other Benign Skin Growths


Input: [Skin Growth] Pyogenic granulomas [Treatment] Some pyogenic granulomas disappear without treatment. Sometimes, a biopsy is necessary to rule out cancer. Treatment may include surgical removal. [Characteristics]

Output: Red, brown, or bluish-black, raised marks caused by excessive growth of capillaries (small blood vessels) and swelling. Pyogenic granulomas usually form after an injury to the skin.

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Other Benign Skin Growths


Input: [Skin Growth] Seborrheic keratoses [Treatment] Usually, no treatment is necessary. If the spots are irritated, or the patient wants them removed for cosmetic reasons, treatment may include freezing the area with liquid nitrogen or surgery. [Characteristics]

Output: Flesh-colored, brown, or black wart-like spots. More common in middle-aged and older people, seborrheic keratoses may be round or oval and look like they are "stuck" on the skin.

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Other Benign Skin Growths


Input: [Skin Growth] Skin tags [Treatment] If the skin tags are irritated, or the patient wants them removed for cosmetic reasons, treatment may include freezing the tags with liquid nitrogen or surgery. [Characteristics]

Output: Soft, small, flesh-colored skin flaps on the neck, armpits, or groin.

NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens - Other Benign Skin Growths


Input: [Occupation] Bakers [ENTRY-LEVEL EDUCATION] Less than high school [2012 MEDIAN PAY] $23,140 [Job Duties]

Output: Bakers mix ingredients according to recipes to make breads, pastries, and other baked goods.

Food and Tobacco Processing Workers : Occupational Outlook Handbook: : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics


Input: [Occupation] Chefs and Head Cooks [ENTRY-LEVEL EDUCATION] High school diploma or equivalent [2012 MEDIAN PAY] $42,480 [Job Duties]

Output: Chefs and head cooks oversee the daily food preparation at restaurants and other places where food is served. They direct kitchen staff and handle any food-related concerns.

Food and Tobacco Processing Workers : Occupational Outlook Handbook: : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics


Input: [Occupation] Construction Equipment Operators [ENTRY-LEVEL EDUCATION] High school diploma or equivalent [2012 MEDIAN PAY] $40,980 [Job Duties]

Output: Construction equipment operators drive, maneuver, or control the heavy machinery used to construct roads, bridges, buildings, and other structures.

Food and Tobacco Processing Workers : Occupational Outlook Handbook: : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics


Input: [Occupation] Construction Laborers and Helpers [ENTRY-LEVEL EDUCATION] See How to Become One [2012 MEDIAN PAY] $29,160 [Job Duties]

Output: Construction laborers and helpers perform many basic tasks that require physical labor on construction sites.

Food and Tobacco Processing Workers : Occupational Outlook Handbook: : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics


Input: [Occupation] Metal and Plastic Machine Workers [ENTRY-LEVEL EDUCATION] High school diploma or equivalent [2012 MEDIAN PAY] $32,950 [Job Duties]

Output: Metal and plastic machine workers set up and operate machines that cut, shape, and form metal and plastic materials or pieces.

Food and Tobacco Processing Workers : Occupational Outlook Handbook: : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics


Input: [Occupation] Slaughterers, Meat Packers, and Meat, Poultry, and Fish Cutters and Trimmers [ENTRY-LEVEL EDUCATION] Less than high school [2012 MEDIAN PAY] $23,320 [Job Duties]

Output: Slaughterers, meat packers, and meat, poultry, and fish cutters and trimmers kill, clean, or prepare animals for sale or further processing. They also cut, prepare, or package meats for wholesale or retail sale.

Food and Tobacco Processing Workers : Occupational Outlook Handbook: : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics


Input: [Occupation] Stationary Engineers and Boiler Operators [ENTRY-LEVEL EDUCATION] High school diploma or equivalent [2012 MEDIAN PAY] $53,560 [Job Duties]

Output: Stationary engineers and boiler operators control stationary engines, boilers, or other mechanical equipment to provide utilities for buildings or for industrial purposes.

Food and Tobacco Processing Workers : Occupational Outlook Handbook: : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics


Input: [Parameter] id [Example Value] 1288370036.3304 [Description]

Output: The Webhook ID


Input: [Parameter] key [Example Value] amazinglysecurekey [Description]

Output: Your Webhook key


Input: [Parameter] type [Example Value] bounced [Description]

Output: The Webhook Event


Input: [Parameter] updated_via [Example Value] System [Description]

Output: The Webhook Trigger


Input: [Parameter] campaign_id [Example Value] 1 [Description]

Output: The ID of the campaign that bounced to this contact


Input: [Parameter] email [Example Value] steve@domain.com [Description]

Output: The contact’s e-mail


Input: [Parameter] status [Example Value] Active [Description]

Output: The contact’s status


Input: [Parameter] custom_fields [Example Value] {‘first_name’: ‘Steve’, ‘last_name’: ‘Jorbs’} [Description]

Output: A struct of custom fields for the contact, JSON encoded


Input: [Parameter] ip [Example Value] 127.0.0.1 [Description]

Output: The IP address responsible for triggering the Webhook


Input: [Parameter] ip_created [Example Value] 127.0.0.1 [Description]

Output: The IP address responsible for creating the contact


Input: [Description] The Change history section provides an overview on what is new in this release with a description of any new functions or enhancements when applicable. [Sections]

Output: What's new

IBM Rational Functional Tester Fix Pack 1 (8.5.1.1) for 8.5.1 - United States

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