Input: [Title] Computer Programming for Beginners [Description] Have you ever wondered how a computer program works? Do you want to make your own computer games and websites? Discover your inner hacker and sign up today! [Date] 08/13/2015 - 6:30pm [Program Type]

Output: Family Program, Workshop or Trip

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Dragonfly Walk [Description] Join Museum naturalists to learn about dragonflies and how YOU can get involved in dragonfly research! [Date] 06/27/2015 - 1:00pm [Program Type]

Output: Citizen Science, Family Program

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Extreme Mammals Gala [Description] The Friends invite you to the Gala opening celebration of Extreme Mammals, our upcoming special exhibition. [Date] 09/25/2015 - 7:00pm [Program Type]

Output: Event

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


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

Output: Event

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Fizz, Bang and Ewww! - Introduction to Chemistry [Description] In this four part series, we will ease into concepts by balancing fun experiments with the important basics of chemistry. [Date] 09/09/2015 - 10:00am [Program Type]

Output: Family Program

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Fizz, Bang and Ewww! - Introduction to Chemistry [Description] In this four part series, we will ease into concepts by balancing fun experiments with the important basics of chemistry. [Date] 09/09/2015 - 2:00pm [Program Type]

Output: Family Program

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Gala Nature Explorer’s Drop-off Program [Description] Give yourselves a night out at the Extreme Mammals Gala and your kids a chance to learn about cool topics, play games, and make recycled crafts at the Museum with our Nature Explorers' Drop-off Program. [Date] 09/25/2015 - 7:00pm [Program Type]

Output: Family Program

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Game Night! [Description] From Ocean-o-poly, Science Bingo and Pandemic to such Throwback-Thursday favorites as Mousetrap, Operation, Clue and Candyland, it’s all about having a great time with friends and family. [Date] 08/20/2015 - 6:00pm [Program Type]

Output: Event

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [Title] Game Night! [Description] From Ocean-o-poly, Science Bingo and Pandemic to such Throwback-Thursday favorites as Mousetrap, Operation, Clue and Candyland, it’s all about having a great time with friends and family. [Date] 09/17/2015 - 6:00pm [Program Type]

Output: Event

Programs & Events | North Carolina Museum of Natural SciencesPage


Input: [0] Organic Feed [Rock Island] no [Uncle Eddies] no [Chino Valley] yes [Organic Valley] yes [Clover] no [Clover Organic] yes [Marin Sun Farms] yes [Eatwell Farms] yes [Clark Summit] yes [Judy's Family Farm]

Output: yes


Input: [0] Hormones, Antibiotics & other additives in chicken feed [Rock Island] no [Uncle Eddies] no [Chino Valley] no [Organic Valley] no [Clover] no [Clover Organic] no [Marin Sun Farms] no [Eatwell Farms] no [Clark Summit] no [Judy's Family Farm]

Output: no


Input: [0] Kept in Cages [Rock Island] no [Uncle Eddies] no [Chino Valley] no [Organic Valley] no [Clover] no [Clover Organic] no [Marin Sun Farms] no [Eatwell Farms] no [Clark Summit] no [Judy's Family Farm]

Output: no


Input: [0] Have access to outside [Rock Island] no [Uncle Eddies] no [Chino Valley] yes [Organic Valley] yes [Clover] no [Clover Organic] no [Marin Sun Farms] yes [Eatwell Farms] yes [Clark Summit] yes [Judy's Family Farm]

Output: no


Input: [0] Beaks clipped [Rock Island] yes [Uncle Eddies] yes [Chino Valley] yes [Organic Valley] yes [Clover] yes [Clover Organic] yes [Marin Sun Farms] no [Eatwell Farms] no [Clark Summit] no [Judy's Family Farm]

Output: yes


Input: [0] Forced molted [Rock Island] no [Uncle Eddies] no [Chino Valley] no [Organic Valley] no [Clover] no [Clover Organic] no [Marin Sun Farms] no [Eatwell Farms] no [Clark Summit] no [Judy's Family Farm]

Output: no


Input: [Criteria] 1194.21(a) When software is designed to run on a system that has a keyboard, product functions shall be executable from a keyboard where the function itself or the result of performing a function can be discerned textually. [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right.

Output: The SLConsole was tested for: The ability to perform functions from the keyboard. Logical movement of focus through the controls Exception: the partitioning portion of the graphical user interface requires the use of the mouse when selecting single arrays. This function is not available via the CLI.

Oracle StorageTek SL500 143x and SLConsole 5.25

Section 1194.21 Software Applications and Operating Systems

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


Input: [Criteria] 1194.21(b) Applications shall not disrupt or disable activated features of other products that are identified as accessibility features, where those features are developed and documented according to industry standards. Applications also shall not disrupt or disable activated features of any operating system that are identified as accessibility features where the application programming interface for those accessibility features has been documented by the manufacturer of the operating system and is available to the product developer. [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right.

Output: The product was tested for response to the following operating system accessibility features: Sticky Keys, Filter Keys and Toggle Keys Sound Sentry Note: these feature names are the terms used on Windows; other platforms have their own unique terminology Exception: High contrast mode is not supported.

Oracle StorageTek SL500 143x and SLConsole 5.25

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


Input: [Criteria] 1194.21(c) A well-defined on-screen indication of the current focus shall be provided that moves among interactive interface elements as the input focus changes. The focus shall be programmatically exposed so that assistive technology can track focus and focus changes. [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right.

Output: The product was tested for: Visual indication of the position of the cursor and the current selection or focus of the selection

Oracle StorageTek SL500 143x and SLConsole 5.25

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


Input: [Criteria] 1194.21(d) Sufficient information about a user interface element including the identity, operation and state of the element shall be available to assistive technology. When an image represents a program element, the information conveyed by the image must also be available in text. [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right.

Output: The product was tested for: role, name and state are exposed to the AT. Exception: alternate text is missing in the SLConsole Java UI images. Alternate text is not required for the CLI.

Oracle StorageTek SL500 143x and SLConsole 5.25

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


Input: [Criteria] 1194.21(e) When bitmap images are used to identify controls, status indicators, or other programmatic elements, the meaning assigned to those images shall be consistent throughout an application's performance. [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right.

Output: Images do not have alternate texts implemented. Testing shows that images are used consistently throughout the product.

Oracle StorageTek SL500 143x and SLConsole 5.25

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


Input: [Criteria] 1194.21(f) Textual information shall be provided through operating system functions for displaying text. The minimum information that shall be made available is text content, text input caret location, and text attributes. [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right.

Output: The product was tested for user interface components that display text either: expose a copy of their text as the AccessibleName, or expose their text via the AccessibleText interface. Exception: In the SLConsole Java UI, text outside of tables is not spoken when using a screen reader. This information is available via the CLI.

Oracle StorageTek SL500 143x and SLConsole 5.25

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


Input: [Criteria] 1194.21(g) Applications shall not override user selected contrast and color selections and other individual display attributes. [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right.

Output: The product was tested for: User interface components respect the platform Look and Feel, OS-level color and contrast settings are honored by the product. Exception: the High Contrast mode or use of large fonts are not fully picked up by the SLConsole Java UI.

Oracle StorageTek SL500 143x and SLConsole 5.25

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


Input: [Criteria] 1194.21(h) When animation is displayed, the information shall be displayable in at least one non-animated presentation mode at the option of the user. [Supporting Features] Not Applicable

Output: There is no animation in the SLConsole.

Oracle StorageTek SL500 143x and SLConsole 5.25

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


Input: [Criteria] 1194.21(i) Color coding shall not be used as the only means of conveying information, indicating an action, prompting a response, or distinguishing a visual element. [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right.

Output: The product was tested for: information conveyed by color or font styles. When information is conveyed via color, alternate formats for font styles are used. Exception: Color is the only means for showing different partitions in the SLConsole Java UI.

Oracle StorageTek SL500 143x and SLConsole 5.25

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


Input: [Criteria] 1194.21(j) When a product permits a user to adjust color and contrast settings, a variety of color selections capable of producing a range of contrast levels shall be provided. [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right.

Output: The product was tested for : adjusting for color and contrast settings. The CLI is compliant as this setting is picked up from the terminal program used to log into the client. The SLConsole Java UI does not have any adjustments and uses only the colors of the selected Java theme, not the desktop theme.

Oracle StorageTek SL500 143x and SLConsole 5.25

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


Input: [Criteria] 1194.21(k) Software shall not use flashing or blinking text, objects, or other elements having a flash or blink frequency greater than 2 Hz and lower than 55 Hz. [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right.

Output: The product was tested for: No portion of the screen flickers or flashes with a frequency between 2 Hz and 55 Hz.

Oracle StorageTek SL500 143x and SLConsole 5.25

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


Input: [Criteria] 1194.21(l) When electronic forms are used, the form shall allow people using assistive technology to access the information, field elements, and functionality required for completion and submission of the form, including all directions and cues. [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right.

Output: The product was tested for: Form controls have a programmatically associated name. Exception: After logging out of the system, the form element information is no longer spoken when using the screen reader. The user must close the SLConsole login window and restart to have information read correctly again.

Oracle StorageTek SL500 143x and SLConsole 5.25

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


Input: [Date] 1 week 1 day ago [Title] Another Tate at QB? [Body]

Output: Taters are gonna tate!


Input: [Date] 1 week 3 days ago [Title] Every opinion doesn't [Body]

Output: need to be respected. At the same time, every opinion which might be controversial, insensitive or even stupid doesn't warrant self-righteous condemnation and/or loss of employment. And you're half right. Idiots with opinions are a big problem, even more so when they have the power to inflict their idiocy on other people. At the same time, PC people are a huge problem today. They suppress honest debate about uncomfortable truths. In the process, both society and individuals are greatly harmed.


Input: [Date] 1 week 3 days ago [Title] I'm not a fan of Cowherd [Body]

Output: but I'm also not thrilled when somebody is fired just because they might have offended somebody. We are becoming too thin-skinned and politically correct as a society.


Input: [Date] 2 weeks 1 hour ago [Title] Yeah.. [Body]

Output: I forgot about the knee problems. That certainly hampered his development. But even when healthy, he didn't look anything like the #1 player in the country as he was rated. He was athletic but less than fluid when attacking the rim. He wasn't a great shooter. And he was very passive as well. Maybe he deserved a top fifty ranking but not anywhere close to #1 (even discounting the knee issues).


Input: [Date] 2 weeks 4 hours ago [Title] Good points... [Body]

Output: but he was a very late commit after we whiffed on many other targets. Who knows though? Maybe Beilein wanted him the most all along. And again, I don't think Beilein would have taken him if he didn't believe he had great potential. Maybe those flashes last year were just a glimpse of greatness to come. I'm anxious to see him play this year and root him on.


Input: [Date] 2 weeks 6 hours ago [Title] A huge disappointment [Body]

Output: last year to say the least. I am left wondering why he was rated so highly. Another poster brought up Jerod Ward. The disparity between ranking and performance is similar. In both cases, I don't see superior skills or physical ability to warrant 5 stars. I don't know how recruiting gurus could be so wrong. I suspect Beilein didn't think he was a 5 star and only picked him up after other top targets went elsewhere. That being said, Beilein and others obviously see a potential star in Chatman. And Chatman has plenty of time to improve and live up to his lofty ranking. I do see his potential as well. He's shown flashes at times. If he gains confidence, I think he will improve significantly. I'm rooting for him.


Input: [Date] 9 weeks 4 days ago [Title] His arrogance.. [Body]

Output: turned many people off. Specifically, the incredibly narcissistic "decision" show was a huge turn off. He seems to have learned from that but even now in post-game interviews you can see he's full of himself. He talks about having a "gift" and blah blah blah about himself. But he's right. He is a great player who has elevated his team to the championship series once again. And it's hard not to have a big head with all the adulation he gets. Of course, others (like Tim Duncan, etc.) seem to handle it better. But he's trying his best to be humble. He gives his teammates a lot of credit. He seems like a decent guy. And it is great to see him go back to his hometown. And he's truly a great basketball player. So although I'm a Warriors fan, I would not be disappointed if the Cavs won the title.


Input: [Date] 10 weeks 6 days ago [Title] ha, ha, ha.. [Body]

Output: Four downvotes already... I believe I commited a "microaggression" and didn't issue a "trigger warning." Totally hilarious.


Input: [Date] 10 weeks 6 days ago [Title] I'm a little worried.. [Body]

Output: about such a meeting. These are people who apparently are easily offended and in a climate (a college campus) where any speech which might offend somebody is treated as some type of capital crime called "a microagression." Maybe they should issue "a trigger warning" before Harbaugh says anything.


Input: [Date] 11 weeks 1 day ago [Title] yeah.. [Body]

Output: Makes total sense to me... in keeping with the NCAA's mission of putting the welfare of the student-athlete above all else. Why again, do coaches have any say over where a player transfers?


Input: [Date] 11 weeks 5 days ago [Title] I meant.. [Body]

Output: premier team and premier player.


Input: [Date] 11 weeks 5 days ago [Title] Pretty damning... [Body]

Output: analysis. Based on the data and scientific analysis, it's essentially impossible for the Patriots to have committed any significant tampering with the football pressures. Even if the equipment guy came out and stated he deflated the balls, it wouldn't make any sense. If that was his job, he either didn't do it or did it completely half-assed. And the report was ginned up to indict the Patriots and Brady anyway. And then there's the matter of selective enforcement. This whole fiasco basically crapped on the image of the NFL, its premier team and its premier team... for no reason. How does Goodell keep his job?


Input: [Date] 12 weeks 1 day ago [Title] Any penalty.. [Body]

Output: would be totally wrong. The NFL has NEVER enforced this rule. It has NEVER checked football pressures during games. It has no idea who has been violating the rules and who hasn't. Other prominent QB's even admit to under and over inflating footballs. And then there's the uncertain impact of the environment/temperatures. And then there's the ample evidence that it didn't even impact play - the Patriots played even better when the footballs were inflated within specified limits. And then there's the inconvenient fact that several Colts balls were underinflated when measured by one gauge. Rather than conducting an insane investigation/witch hunt, the NFL should have simply admitted its incompetence in monitoring football pressures and changed its practices. Now it should apologize to Brady and the Patriots for smearing them. But I'm not holding my breath. The NFL, as it showed in the Ray Rice incident, is completely incompetent and lacking any integrity.


Input: [Date] 12 weeks 4 days ago [Title] This whole issue is [Body]

Output: totally bogus. The NFL wasn't checking ball psi mid game before so it literally has no idea which teams had over or underinflated balls in EVERY other game. Other QB's even admitted that they had variously inflated balls. Selective enforcement is patently unfair. And by one gauge, the Colts had several underinflated balls in the same game. The NFL should admit it's shoddy performance in enforcing the rule, change its practices, apologize to Brady and the Pats for smearing them and move on.


Input: [Date] 14 weeks 1 day ago [Title] Agreed but... [Body]

Output: Walton was not just a top 100 recruit but a top 40 recruit (#37).


Input: [Date] 14 weeks 1 day ago [Title] How can.. [Body]

Output: the SEC do this? Are they just power mad like the NCAA? Can they actually punish individual schools?


Input: [Date] 14 weeks 1 day ago [Title] Not buying... [Body]

Output: that argument. They would still need a valid medical reason. But apparently official NCAA policy won't allow him to revert back to active status. It's all about preserving NCAA profits and power over what's best for the student-athlete.


Input: [Date] 14 weeks 4 days ago [Title] Great addition.. [Body]

Output: to the team. What's not to like? 4.1 GPA, 6'10", 260 lbs, 7'2" wingspan, good footwork/coordination, hard working, only 16 and still growing! If Beilein wants him before the other big schools, I'd trust his judgement. It's unfortunate that a few senseless nitwits bash him on the Internet. Hope he makes them eat their words.


Input: [Date] 16 weeks 2 days ago [Title] Kudos.. [Body]

Output: To you sir for injecting truth and rationality into this discussion! There is truly a mass hysteria regarding campus rape and gross irresponsibility and/or dishonesty on the part of many leading the hysteria.


Input: [Date] 16 weeks 3 days ago [Title] Interesting article [Body]

Output: Since it shows how male students are fighting back after unjust expulsions over alleged sexual assaults. It is an extremely relevant discussion here since it directly impacted one former prominent UofM football player. And it may impact more. And it may negatively impact any male UofM college student, innocent or otherwise. Unfortunately, there is an extremely hostile climate on campus towards open debate of this issue and tthose who would even question the current approach which presumes male guilt. One prominent writer who advocated for due process for the accused was disinvited from speaking at colleges. In the Michigan Daily today, there were even complaints about "inadequate trigger warnings" on a simple survey about campus sexual assault.


Input: [Date] 16 weeks 4 days ago [Title] This is just another example.. [Body]

Output: of how insane our civil legal system is. The ONLY person responsible was the shooter. Period. I feel bad for the bar owners who are now being legally assaulted and lose no matter what the legal outcome.


Input: [Date] 16 weeks 4 days ago [Title] Perhaps.. [Body]

Output: but all you have to do is get a sympathetic jury and automatically the burden of proof swings the othe way. And the bar owners lose no matter what... even if they "win" in court. They often suffer emotional stress from being sued. They lose time and money. The overall damage from such an assault through the legal system is often immense.


Input: [Date] 16 weeks 4 days ago [Title] I don't know if he has a case.. [Body]

Output: since you can literally sue and win for anything in our insane civil legal system. But as an emergency medicine physician with about 20 years of experience, I can state emphatically that you are wrong when you say "if dude blows .17 you should be able to tell." People (especially experienced alcoholics) can appear clinically sober with blood alcohol levels more than twice that level. This is just one reason why holding bar owners or anybody else serving alcohol liable for the behavior of the intoxicated person is irrational. Then there's the additional problems of coingestants, time of ingestion (before or after leaving the bar), etc. But unfortunately that doesn't stop lawyers and juries from faulting third parties.


Input: [Date] 16 weeks 5 days ago [Title] Bravo to Harbaugh!! [Body]

Output: I'm also against censorship. So I applaud Harbaugh's tweet and UofM's reversal of its earlier decision not to show the film. Universities have become extremely hostile to certain ideas, free expression and open debate. They have become the exact opposite of what they are supposed to be.. centers of higher learning which welcome different opinions and healthy debate. So this is a refreshing change of heart. And this shouldn't be a partisan or political issue in a free and tolerant society.


Input: [Date] 17 weeks 2 days ago [Title] Not a [Body]

Output: "Project guy." He's very good.


Input: [Date] 19 weeks 4 days ago [Title] A spectacular [Body]

Output: coaching job by Beilein this year. It's' disappointing since we were tantalizingly close to a miraculous NCAA tourney bid this year despite all the adversity. But it was still a successful year. Without phenomenal coaching, there's no way this team is competitive with elite teams at the end of the year. After losing 3 players to the NBA, the 2 most senior players to graduation and transfer, the two best players to injury, a top freshman to injury and the services of the best front court player for many games to illness, most teams would have just folded. Instead we competed with the very best while starting 3 unheralded freshmen much of the year, a 6'7" center with no vertical and a backup point guard while playing 2 walkons for significant minutes. And now we have the ingredients for greater success next year!


Input: [Date] 20 weeks 10 hours ago [Title] Kentucky Clean???? [Body]

Output: I guess it's possible but highly unlikely. The odds of piling up that much talent while running a clean program are extraordinarily low. I would bet Kentucky either clearly violates rules or violates the spirit of the rules. Think about it. Are Kentucky basketball players real students taking real classes and passing real tests? No, very unlikely, for the most part. Are they getting some improper benefits? Again, a very good chance. Maybe it's cash, fringe benefits, whatever. Calipari has been dirty everywhere he has been. He wasn't directly implicated but prior Final Fours at other programs were both vacated. And now he's piling up an obscene amount of talent with McDonald's All Americans 9 deep while running a clean program? yeah, right.


Input: [Date] 20 weeks 2 days ago [Title] Based on.. [Body]

Output: our overall .500 record and two terrible losses earlier in the season, I don't think we were too deserving. The worst team selected had a better overall record. So I'm not too disappointed. That being said, we did have a strong SOS and blew many close games against very good competition so we are probably better than every team in the NIT this year. Despite the lack of a postseason bid, I still think that we had a good year given all the adversity - all the injuries and loss of players in the offseason. And I think it was a superb coaching job by Beilein. I mean we had no business competing with top teams such as Wisconsin, an #1 seed in the NCAA tourney, with the roster we had on the court (2 walkons playing significant minutes, 3 unheralded freshmen starting and our original backup point guard starting)... but we did night in and night out for the most part. And we were only a few buckets from an NCAA tourney bid. If we stay healthy, the future next year is very bright.


Input: [Date] 20 weeks 4 days ago [Title] Great story.. [Body]

Output: thanks for sharing. As an ER physician, I can tell you he beat the odds. Unfortunately, many people don't survive such an event. Too often, we take the daily heroic efforts of Emergency medical workers for granted, workers who routinely sacrifice emotionally and otherwise for others. We should be thankful for their courage and self-sacrifice. Of course, we should also be thankful for modern medicine which allows us to cure many previously incurable cancers. And it's always good to read stories reminding us to be thankful for every day of good health and empathetic towards others who may not be so lucky.


Input: [Type] any [Required] Yes [Default] --- [Description] The target to populate [Key]

Output: target

ColdBox Platform Wiki - WireBox : The Enteprise Dependency Injection AOP Framework


Input: [Type] any [Required] Yes [Default] --- [Description] The XML string or packet [Key]

Output: xml

ColdBox Platform Wiki - WireBox : The Enteprise Dependency Injection AOP Framework


Input: [Type] string [Required] No [Description] The XML root element to start from [Key]

Output: root

ColdBox Platform Wiki - WireBox : The Enteprise Dependency Injection AOP Framework


Input: [Type] string [Required] No [Description] Use scope injection instead of setters population. Ex: scope=variables.instance. [Key]

Output: scope

ColdBox Platform Wiki - WireBox : The Enteprise Dependency Injection AOP Framework


Input: [Type] boolean [Required] No [Default] false [Description] If set to true, the setter method will be called even if it does not exist in the bean [Key]

Output: trustedSetter

ColdBox Platform Wiki - WireBox : The Enteprise Dependency Injection AOP Framework


Input: [Type] string [Required] No [Description] A list of keys to include in the population [Key]

Output: include

ColdBox Platform Wiki - WireBox : The Enteprise Dependency Injection AOP Framework


Input: [Type] string [Required] No [Description] A list of keys to exclude in the population [Key]

Output: exclude

ColdBox Platform Wiki - WireBox : The Enteprise Dependency Injection AOP Framework


Input: [Type] boolean [Required] No [Default] false [Description] Ignore empty values on populations, great for ORM population [Key]

Output: ignoreEmpty

ColdBox Platform Wiki - WireBox : The Enteprise Dependency Injection AOP Framework


Input: [Type] string [Required] No [Description] A list of keys to NULL when empty [Key]

Output: nullEmptyInclude

ColdBox Platform Wiki - WireBox : The Enteprise Dependency Injection AOP Framework


Input: [Type] string [Required] No [Description] A list of keys to NOT NULL when empty [Key]

Output: nullEmptyExclude

ColdBox Platform Wiki - WireBox : The Enteprise Dependency Injection AOP Framework


Input: [Type] boolean [Required] No [Default] false [Description] Automatically attempt to compose relationships from memento [Key]

Output: composeRelationships

ColdBox Platform Wiki - WireBox : The Enteprise Dependency Injection AOP Framework


Input: [Item] Race [Method of coding] Automated with clerical follow-up [Type of coding]

Output: Backcoding

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2008 (3-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Item] Hispanic origin [Method of coding] Automated with clerical follow-up [Type of coding]

Output: Backcoding

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2008 (3-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Item] Ancestry [Method of coding] Automated with clerical follow-up [Type of coding]

Output: Backcoding

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2008 (3-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Item] Language [Method of coding] Automated with clerical follow-up [Type of coding]

Output: Backcoding

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2008 (3-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Item] Industry [Method of coding] Clerical [Type of coding]

Output: Industry

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2008 (3-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Item] Occupation [Method of coding] Clerical [Type of coding]

Output: Occupation

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2008 (3-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Item] Place of birth [Method of coding] Automated with clerical follow-up [Type of coding]

Output: Geocoding

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2008 (3-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Item] Migration [Method of coding] Automated with clerical follow-up [Type of coding]

Output: Geocoding

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2008 (3-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Item] Place of work [Method of coding] Automated with clerical follow-up [Type of coding]

Output: Geocoding

Chapter 10. Data Preparation and Processing for Housing Units and Group Quarters - Design and Methodology: American Community Survey - Survey ACS 2008 (3-Year Estimates) - Social Explorer


Input: [Topic] Website issues, feedback, or suggestions [Contact]

Output: Website Support

Contact the PDGA | Professional Disc Golf Association


Input: [Topic] Membership questions and information [Contact]

Output: Memberships Manager

Contact the PDGA | Professional Disc Golf Association


Input: [Topic] Event schedule and tournament information [Contact]

Output: Tour Manager

Contact the PDGA | Professional Disc Golf Association


Input: [Topic] Update your contact info [Contact]

Output: Change of Address

Contact the PDGA | Professional Disc Golf Association


Input: [Topic] Rules questions and situations [Contact]

Output: Rules Committee

Contact the PDGA | Professional Disc Golf Association


Input: [Topic] Player ratings: how they work, what they mean [Contact]

Output: Ratings Committee

Contact the PDGA | Professional Disc Golf Association


Input: [Topic] Course Directory: Course information, comments, updates [Contact]

Output: Course Directory

Contact the PDGA | Professional Disc Golf Association


Input: [Topic] Course Evaluation: Questions, comments, update [Contact]

Output: Course Evaluation

Contact the PDGA | Professional Disc Golf Association


Input: [Topic] Mobile Application support: iPhone & Android issues, feedback, suggestions [Contact]

Output: Mobile Applications

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Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: Logical movement of the focus using keyboard. Ability to perform functions from the keyboard. Operation of unique keystrokes and access keys, including those listed in the product documentation. [Criteria]

Output: 1194.21(a) When software is designed to run on a system that has a keyboard, product functions shall be executable from a keyboard where the function itself or the result of performing a function can be discerned textually.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for response to the following operating system accessibility features: Sticky Keys, Filter Keys and Toggle Keys Sound Sentry High Contrast. Note: these feature names are the terms used on Windows; other platforms have their own unique terminology [Criteria]

Output: 1194.21(b) Applications shall not disrupt or disable activated features of other products that are identified as accessibility features, where those features are developed and documented according to industry standards. Applications also shall not disrupt or disable activated features of any operating system that are identified as accessibility features where the application programming interface for those accessibility features has been documented by the manufacturer of the operating system and is available to the product developer.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: Onscreen indication of the current focus and movement among interactive elements as the focus changes. Focus is programatically exposed, assistive technology tracks focus and focus changes [Criteria]

Output: 1194.21(c) A well-defined on-screen indication of the current focus shall be provided that moves among interactive interface elements as the input focus changes. The focus shall be programmatically exposed so that assistive technology can track focus and focus changes.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: Controls have a programmatically associated name, derived from the appropriate HTML elements and attributes including LABEL, TITLE, SUMMARY, CAPTION, etc. Identity, operation and state of the user interface elements is programmatically exposed, such as whether a field is ‘required’ or a field is disabled. Images that convey information have meaningful equivalent alternative text. [Criteria]

Output: 1194.21(d) Sufficient information about a user interface element including the identity, operation and state of the element shall be available to assistive technology. When an image represents a program element, the information conveyed by the image must also be available in text.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: Images that convey information have alternative text using ALT and if necessary, LONGDESC Images that are considered decorative are marked to be ignored by assistive technology, either by using ALT="" or CSS background images [Criteria]

Output: 1194.21(e) When bitmap images are used to identify controls, status indicators, or other programmatic elements, the meaning assigned to those images shall be consistent throughout an application's performance.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: Text is supplied through HTML or injected into the browser DOM; the browser is responsible for exposing all such content in a way that is usable by assistive technology on the platform. [Criteria]

Output: 1194.21(f) Textual information shall be provided through operating system functions for displaying text. The minimum information that shall be made available is text content, text input caret location, and text attributes.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: Response to the operating system High Contrast mode Response to the operating system Large Fonts mode Note: these feature names are the terms used on Windows; other platforms have their own unique terminology [Criteria]

Output: 1194.21(g) Applications shall not override user selected contrast and color selections and other individual display attributes.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product has no moving, blinking or scrolling information. [Criteria]

Output: 1194.21(h) When animation is displayed, the information shall be displayable in at least one non-animated presentation mode at the option of the user.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: Information conveyed by color coding or font styles is available in alternative formats, such as numeric and text. Status of elements conveyed using color coding is also available in the form of ALT text. [Criteria]

Output: 1194.21(i) Color coding shall not be used as the only means of conveying information, indicating an action, prompting a response, or distinguishing a visual element.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested with the default colors specified in the associated style sheet for: Text and images of text in non-disabled controls have a luminosity contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1. Large scale text has a minimum ratio of at least 3:1 [Criteria]

Output: 1194.21(j) When a product permits a user to adjust color and contrast settings, a variety of color selections capable of producing a range of contrast levels shall be provided.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: No portion of the screen flickers or flashes with a frequency between 2 Hz and 55 Hz. [Criteria]

Output: 1194.21(k) Software shall not use flashing or blinking text, objects, or other elements having a flash or blink frequency greater than 2 Hz and lower than 55 Hz.


Input: [Supporting Features] Product has been developed to conform to this standard subject to the remarks on the right. The product was tested for: Controls have a programmatically associated name, derived from the appropriate HTML elements and attributes including LABEL and TITLE. Information, field elements and functionality required for submission of pages and completion of transactions is accessible to assistive technology. [Criteria]

Output: 1194.21(l) When electronic forms are used, the form shall allow people using assistive technology to access the information, field elements, and functionality required for completion and submission of the form, including all directions and cues.


Input: [Description] For the transaction related data elements, this is the same as trade date. For the account related data elements, this is the date on which the summary is calculated. [Field Name]

Output: Processed Date

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Input: [Description] A "customer account" is defined in SEC Rule 15c3-3(a)(1). These are accounts held by retail and institutional customers. For INSITE reporting purposes, firms should exclude "House" accounts and DVP / RVP accounts. [Questions & Responses] Does the definition of customer account exclude correspondent's accounts identified in Aggregate Net Liquidating Equity? Yes. Are proprietary trades excluded? Yes. Are the firm's overseas affiliates considered in this definition? INSITE is targeting the firm's activity with its public customers. We have no jurisdiction over foreign entities doing business with foreign customers. [Field Name]

Output: Customer Account

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Input: [Description] The number of trades in customer accounts that the correspondent or self-clearing firm had on the processed date. [Questions & Responses] How should multiple executions of a single order at the same or different prices be counted? Multiple executions of a single order at the same price for the same customer should be reported as a single transaction. Multiple executions of a single order at different prices for the same customer should be reported as a single transaction - average price should be used to calculate price. Are open-end mutual funds, variable contract, and direct participation program transactions included in the trade counts? No, but closed end fund shares which trade on an exchange are included. Are ADRs included in the trade counts? Yes. All securities transactions (US or foreign) with domestic customers should be reported. ADRs fall under this definition. In which reporting category should 144A securities, Portal equity or Debt fall into? The security classification - equity, debt, and options - is the determinant for the reporting category. Are option exercises/assignments included in this count? The transactions in the underlying securities resulting from the exercise of the option should be included. Should syndicate trades at the correspondent level be included in the Trade Count reporting requirements? Yes Should any equity requiring a prospectus be reported? Yes Should dividend reinvestments be included in the trade counts? No Are transactions among broker-dealers (street-side trades) reportable in the trade counts? No, only customer transactions (retail and institutional) are reportable. [Field Name]

Output: Trade Count

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Input: [Description] The aggregate net liquidating equity in the correspondent’s proprietary accounts. Net liquidating equity is defined as the long market value minus the short market value plus the credit minus the debit for all securities (including options) in the account. The aggregate net liquidating equity is the total net liquidating equity across all accounts. [Questions & Responses] What does the definition of Aggregate Net Liquidating Equity exclude? The definition of Aggregate Net Liquidating Equity excludes sales credits or commissions, clearing deposit accounts and other receivable/payable accounts If correspondent firms have both inventory (trading) accounts and investment accounts, how should the two types be treated? Both types of accounts should be included in this calculation. Who should report ANLE? If a self-clearing firm has no correspondents, they will not report ANLE. This value can be null. If a self-clearing firm has correspondents, they will report ANLE for the correspondents only and not for themselves. [Field Name]

Output: Aggregate Net Liquidating Equity

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Input: [Description] This is the exchange where the trade was executed. The values for Exchange Code are defined as per the original Bluesheets requirements (NASD NTM 89-17). The codes are used to distinguish between the exchange and the non-exchange set of variables. [Questions & Responses] A = New York Stock Exchange B = American Stock Exchange C = Midwest Stock Exchange D = Philadelphia Stock Exchange E = Pacific Stock Exchange F = Boston Stock Exchange G = Cincinnati Stock Exchange K = Chicago Board Options Exchange L = London Stock Exchange) M = Toronto Stock Exchange N = Montreal Stock Exchange O = Vancouver Stock Exchange R = NASDAQ (NNM, SC, OTCBB) S = Over-the-Counter T = Tokyo Stock Exchange X = Securities and Exchange Commission. Z = Other Which codes are Non-exchange? NASDAQ, OTC Bulletin Board and OTC are non-exchange. [Field Name]

Output: Exchange Code

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Input: [Description] The number of equity trades in customer accounts executed on a National Securities Exchange, that the correspondent or self-clearing firm had on the "processed date. [Questions & Responses] What does the definition of a National Securities Exchange include? National Securities Exchange includes NYSE, ASE, PHLX, CBOE, Chicago Stock Exchange, Cincinnati Stock Exchange, Boston Stock Exchange, and Pacific Stock Exchange. If a correspondent routes an order to another broker-dealer, and that broker-dealer routes the order to an exchange for execution, is that execution considered as "executed on a National Securities Exchange" or as a "Non-Exchange Listed Equity Transaction? "As an execution on a National Securities Exchange Which category should preferred stock and convertible preferred stock transactions be included? These transactions should be included in the equity category. FINRA requires Clearing Firms to report prescribed data to FINRA that is used for surveillance purposes. The data requirements are set out in the INSITE Technical Specifications, which require Clearing Firms to file data about transactions. The data must be divided into two categories: (1) Exchange Executions (transactions executed on a national securities exchange) and (2) Non-Exchange Executions (transactions executed in the NASDAQ, OTCBB and other OTC markets). The records I submit to FINRA now include transactions in the NASDAQ Market Center in the second category. Will I be required to change this now that NASDAQ is operational as a national securities exchange? Until further notice, FINRA will allow firms to report NASDAQ transaction data information as EITHER exchange or non-exchange execution. Firms will be expected to be able to identify which transactions are NASDAQ transactions upon inquiry by FINRA staff. [Field Name]

Output: Exchange Trade Count

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Input: [Description] The total value of equity trades in customer accounts executed on a National Securities Exchange, that the correspondent or self-clearing firm had on the "processed date." The value is simply price times share. [Questions & Responses] Which transactions are included in the calculation for Dollar Value? The transactions identified (and counted) in the Exchange Trade Count data element should be included for Dollar Value. Does the Total Value of Transactions reporting requirements include both customer buy and sell transactions? Yes [Field Name]

Output: Exchange Equity Transaction Dollar Value

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Input: [Description] The total dollar value of sales credits and/or commissions generated by equity trades in customer accounts executed on a National Securities Exchange, that the correspondent or self-clearing firm had on the "processed date." [Questions & Responses] Are postage/handling charges excluded from this data element? Yes. This data element is strictly credits and commissions. Should fee-based payments be included under the Sales Credits and Commissions reporting requirement? Our definition of a fee-based account is one where there is an annual fee regardless of activity. In this context, exclude the fees for the customer accounts. Include the sales credits / commissions. The purpose is to relate compensation to transaction activity. Fee-based compensation is not transaction dependent. [Field Name]

Output: Exchange Equity Sales Credits / Commissions

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Input: [Description] The number of equity trades in customer accounts executed in a market other than a National Securities Exchange, that the correspondent or self-clearing firm had on the "processed date." The count would include executions in the NASDAQ, OTCBB and OTC markets. [Questions & Responses] Does this count include 3rd market transactions? Yes Where should syndicate transactions be included? Yes. Syndicate transactions should be included under Non-Exchange sections. Are Prime Broker Trades included? Since we do not know where these trades are executed, they should be included here. FINRA requires Clearing Firms to report prescribed data to FINRA that is used for surveillance purposes. The data requirements are set out in the INSITE Technical Specifications, which require Clearing Firms to file data about transactions. The data must be divided into two categories: (1) Exchange Executions (transactions executed on a national securities exchange) and (2) Non-Exchange Executions (transactions executed in the NASDAQ, OTCBB and other OTC markets). The records I submit to FINRA now include transactions in the NASDAQ Market Center in the second category. Will I be required to change this now that NASDAQ is operational as a national securities exchange? Until further notice, FINRA will allow firms to report NASDAQ transaction data information as EITHER exchange or non-exchange execution. Firms will be expected to be able to identify which transactions are NASDAQ transactions upon inquiry by FINRA staff. [Field Name]

Output: Non-Exchange Trade Count

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Input: [Description] The number of options transactions in customer accounts, regardless of where the execution took place, that the correspondent or self-clearing firm had on the "processed date." [Questions & Responses] If a clearing firm executes and clears options transactions for other broker-dealers on an omnibus basis, how are these handled? The underlying principal of Rule 3150 is reporting at the correspondent level. Omnibus Accounts are aggregate accounts and do not disclose the firms. The correspondents will have to report on their own behalf in the instance where they clear on an omnibus basis. Are futures options included? Futures Options are not included since the CFTC regulates the Futures market and not the SEC. Does Options Transactions refer to listed options? All Options Transactions are included, regardless of the execution venue. Should private transactions be included? Yes. [Field Name]

Output: Options Transactions Count

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Input: [Description] The total dollar value of options transactions in customer accounts, regardless of where the execution took place, that the correspondent or self-clearing firm had on the "processed date", exclusive of commissions, sales charges, and fees. The value is simply underlying quantity times price. [Questions & Responses] What should be used for Value? Use Premium Value. [Field Name]

Output: Option Transaction Dollar Value

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Input: [Description] The total dollar value of sales credits and/or commissions generated by options transactions in customer accounts, regardless of where the execution took place, that the correspondent or self-clearing firm had on the "processed date." [Questions & Responses] Should fee based options be excluded? Yes [Field Name]

Output: Options Sales Credits/Commissions

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Input: [Description] The number of transactions in customer accounts for debt issues, regardless of where the executions took place, that the correspondent or self-clearing firm had on the "processed date." [Questions & Responses] Are convertible bonds included in this count? Yes Should convertible preferreds be counted as equities? Yes We assume that definition of debt includes corporate bonds, debentures, U.S. government and agency securities, municipal bonds, asset backed securities, certificates of deposit and foreign government bonds. Is this assumption correct? Yes. Would the definition of debt include debt derivatives such as CMO's, TIGR's (stripped coupon bonds)? Yes Are Repos included? No. Since repos are financing transactions, they should not be included in the debt transaction count. Is commercial paper included as debt? No. Commercial Paper should be counted as cash. [Field Name]

Output: Debt Transaction Count

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Input: [Description] The total dollar value of transactions in customer accounts for debt issues, regardless of where the executions took place, that the correspondent or self-clearing firm had on the "processed date." [Questions & Responses] Is Transaction Dollar Value, principal only or principal plus interest? Principal plus interest. [Field Name]

Output: Debt Transaction Dollar Value

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Input: [Description] The total dollar value of sales credits and/or commissions generated by transactions in customer accounts for debt issues, regardless of where the executions took place, that the correspondent or self-clearing firm had on the "processed date." [Field Name]

Output: Debt Transaction Sales Credits / Commissions

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Input: [Description] The number of accounts with securities positions or credit balance records maintained for the correspondent or self-clearing firm at settlement as of the "processed date." [Questions & Responses] Does this include PAIB accounts that are not investment or trading accounts, such as clearing deposits, etc.? No. Does this include customer accounts with short positions? Or just long securities positions? Both. If an account has both a credit balance and a security position, is the account counted once or twice? Once. If a customer has a cash account and a margin account with securities positions. Is both the cash and margin account counted, or is the account counted just once? Customer accounts in the same account number series should only be counted once. What if the same customer has cash and margin accounts with different account numbers? Different account numbers are defined as different accounts and should be counted separately. Are guarantee / guarantor accounts included in this category? No. [Field Name]

Output: Number of Customer Accounts with a Securities Position and/or Credit Balance Record

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Input: [Description] The total dollar value of margin debits in customer accounts maintained for the correspondent or self-clearing firm at settlement as of the "processed date." [Questions & Responses] Would this number include the net balance total of all types of margin accounts? Yes. Should customer margin debits be offset by customer credits for the same customer in other accounts? No. Customer margin debits should be offset by customer credits in sub-accounts with the same account number. How are margin debits reported? Debits are signed positive; security positions are signed positive for long and negative for short. Are DVP extensions and unsecureds included? No, since DVP / RVP are primarily institutional and are done in cash accounts. [Field Name]

Output: Margin Debits in Customer Accounts

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Input: [Description] The total dollar value of initial margin calls in customer accounts maintained by the correspondent or self-clearing firm, that are aged more than 5 business days past the initial call date as of the "processed date." [Questions & Responses] Does the definition of 'initial margin call' refer to Fed Calls? Yes. [Field Name]

Output: Aged Initial Margin Calls (RegT)

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Input: [Description] The total dollar value of maintenance margin calls in customer accounts maintained by the correspondent or self-clearing firm, that are aged more than 5 business days past the initial call date as of the "processed date." [Questions & Responses] What is the definition of a FINRA Call? Are you referring to internal 'house maintenance requirements? This term refers to required maintenance margin calls under NYSE and / or FINRA rules. These requirements may differ from "house" maintenance calls. [Field Name]

Output: Aged Maintenance Margin Calls (NYSE and FINRA)

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Input: [Description] The number of customer accounts with uncovered short equity positions maintained for the correspondent or self-clearing firm on the "processed date." [Questions & Responses] We assume that the definition of short position is one that results from a bonafide "short sale." Is this assumption correct? Yes We assume that customers who sell short against the box are included in this count. Is this assumption correct? Yes. We assume that this data element would not include short options and bonds. Is this assumption correct? Yes. [Field Name]

Output: Short Interest Accounts

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Input: [Description] The number of shares of stock that have been sold short and have not yet been repurchased to close out the short position in the customer account maintained for the correspondent or self-clearing firm on the "processed date." [Questions & Responses] We assume that this data element will be the sum of the bona fide short sale positions in accounts identified in the previous data element. Is this assumption correct? Yes [Field Name]

Output: Short Interest Share Count

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Input: [Description] The total dollar value of the uncovered short positions in customers accounts maintained for the correspondent or self-clearing firm on the "processed date." [Questions & Responses] We assume that this data element would be a "market value" based on yesterday's closing price and not the "contract value" of the transaction that created the short position. Is this a correct assumption? Yes [Field Name]

Output: Short Interest Dollar Value

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Input: [Description] The aggregate unsecured net equity for all of the correspondent or self-clearing firm's customer accounts, computed as the dollar value of unsecured and the unsecured portion of partly secured customer accounts T+12 or Later (Settlement Date + 9). [Questions & Responses] What should be included for unsecured debit? Unsecured debit is a debit balance in a customer account that contains no assets that could be liquidated to cover the debit. This would include debits which result from non-trade related transactions e.g., fees etc. We are defining partly secured customer account as follows: A debit balance would remain after liquidating all positions in all types of a customer's account (cash and all margin types) based on yesterday's closing price. Is this definition correct? Yes [Field Name]

Output: Unsecured Customer Account Debits (T+12 and Later) Settlement Date + 9

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Input: [Description] The number of equity trades that the correspondent or self-clearing firm canceled on the "processed date," but executed on an earlier date, where the account number was changed for the transactions. This count can be derived from the details records, but this count can be used to ensure the expected number of records is sent. [Questions & Responses] Does this count include a cancel/rebill in which the base account number remained the same, and the transaction was canceled for account type only (canceling from cash to margin account)? No. The count should include unrelated account number changes only. Accounts are considered to be related if they are sub-accounts. Cancellations which are rebilled among sub-accounts of the same main account should not be included. Are same day cancels included? No. Same day cancels should not be included under the Canceled Trade count. Should trades, which are straight cancelled, be reported? No. If a trade were cancelled out of one account and rebilled in an another account, should only the cancel record be reported in this field? Yes. Should cancels for options or debt be reported? No. Canceled Trade Count applies to equity trades only. [Field Name]

Output: Canceled Trade Count

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Input: [Description] The number of equity as of trades (trades not reported on the same day as the execution of the trade) that the correspondent or self-clearing firm processed on the "processed date" where the as of trade date is at least 2 business days before the processed date. The number can be derived from the detail records, but this number can be used to ensure the expected number of records is sent. [Questions & Responses] Should as of trades for options or debt be reported? No. As Of Trade Counts applies to equity trades [Field Name]

Output: As Of Trade Count

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Input: [chattr/lsattr option] s [Macro Name] SECRM [Meaning]

Output: When a file with this attribute set is deleted, its blocks are zeroed and written back to the disk.


Input: [chattr/lsattr option] u [Macro Name] UNRM [Meaning]

Output: When a file with this attribute set is deleted, its contents are saved.


Input: [chattr/lsattr option] c [Macro Name] COMPR [Meaning]

Output: Files marked with this attribute are automatically compressed on write and uncompressed on read. (not implemented yet)


Input: [chattr/lsattr option] i [Macro Name] IMMUTABLE [Meaning]

Output: A file with this attribute cannot be modified: it cannot be deleted or renamed, no link can be created to this file and no data can be written to the file.


Input: [chattr/lsattr option] a [Macro Name] APPEND [Meaning]

Output: Files with this attribute set can only be opened in append mode for writing.


Input: [chattr/lsattr option] d [Macro Name] NODUMP [Meaning]

Output: If this flag is set, the file is not candidate for backup with the dump utility.


Input: [chattr/lsattr option] S [Macro Name] SYNC [Meaning]

Output: Updates to the file contents are done synchronously.


Input: [chattr/lsattr option] A [Macro Name] NOATIME [Meaning]

Output: Prevents updating the atime record on files when they are accessed or modified.


Input: [chattr/lsattr option] t [Macro Name] NOTAIL [Meaning]

Output: A file with the t attribute will not have a partial block fragment at the end of the file merged with other files.


Input: [chattr/lsattr option] D [Macro Name] DIRSYNC [Meaning]

Output: Changes to a directory having this attribute set will be done synchronously.


Input: [Strategies] Use a multidisciplinary team approach. Provide an accessible, trustworthy health care team. [Examples]

Output: Nonjudgmental providers, nurses, social workers, pharmacists, and medication managers

Adherence to Antiretroviral Therapy | Adult and Adolescent ARV Guidelines | AIDSinfo

Table 13. Strategies to Improve Adherence to Antiretroviral Therapy and Retention in Care


Input: [Strategies] Strengthen early linkage to care and retention in care. [Examples]

Output: Encourage healthcare team participation in linkage to and retention in care.

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Input: [Strategies] Evaluate patient’s knowledge about HIV disease, prevention and treatment and, on the basis of the assessment, provide HIV-related information. [Examples]

Output: Considering the patient’s current knowledge base, provide information about HIV, including the natural history of the disease, HIV viral load and CD4 count and expected clinical outcomes according to these parameters, and therapeutic and prevention consequences of non-adherence.

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Input: [Strategies] Identify facilitators, potential barriers to adherence, and necessary medication management skills before starting ART medication. [Examples]

Output: Assess patient’s cognitive competence and impairment. Assess behavioral and psychosocial challenges including depression, mental illnesses, levels of social support, high levels of alcohol consumption and active substance use, non-disclosure of HIV serostatus and stigma. Identify and address language and literacy barriers. Assess beliefs, perceptions, and expectations about taking ART (e.g., impact on health, side effects, disclosure issues, consequences of non-adherence). Ask about medication taking skills and foreseeable challenges with adherence (e.g., past difficulty keeping appointments, adverse effects from previous medications, issues managing other chronic medications, need for medication reminders and organizers). Assess structural issues including unstable housing, lack of income, unpredictable daily schedule, lack of prescription drug coverage, lack of continuous access to medications.

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Input: [Strategies] Provide needed resources. [Examples]

Output: Provide or refer for mental health and/or substance abuse treatment. Provide resources to obtain prescription drug coverage, stable housing, social support, and income and food security.

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Input: [Strategies] Involve the patient in ARV regimen selection. [Examples]

Output: Review regimen potency, potential side effects, dosing frequency, pill burden, storage requirements, food requirements, and consequences of nonadherence. Assess daily activities and tailor regimen to predictable and routine daily events. Consider preferential use of PI/r-based ART if poor adherence is predicted. Consider use of fixed-dose combination formulation. Assess if cost/co-payment for drugs can affect access to medications and adherence.

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Input: [Strategies] Assess adherence at every clinic visit. [Examples]

Output: Monitor viral load as a strong biologic measure of adherence. Use a simple behavioral rating scale. Employ a structured format that normalizes or assumes less-than-perfect adherence and minimizes socially desirable or “white coat adherence” responses. Ensure that other members of the health care team also assess adherence.

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Input: [Strategies] Use positive reinforcement to foster adherence success. [Examples]

Output: Inform patients of low or non-detectable levels of HIV viral load and increases in CD4 cell counts. When needed, consider providing incentives and rewards for achieving high levels of adherence and treatment success.

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Input: [Strategies] Identify the type of and reasons for nonadherence. [Examples]

Output: Failure to fill the prescription(s) Failure to understand dosing instructions Complexity of regimen (e.g., pill burden, size, dosing schedule, food requirements) Pill aversion Pill fatigue Adverse effects Inadequate understanding of drug resistance and its relationship to adherence Cost-related issues Depression, drug and alcohol use, homelessness, poverty Stigma Non-disclosure Other potential barriers

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Input: [Strategies] Select from among available effective treatment adherence interventions. [Examples]

Output: See http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/topics/research/prs/ma-good-evidence-interventions.htm. Use adherence-related tools to complement education and counseling interventions (e.g., pill boxes, dose planners, reminder devices). Use community resources to support adherence (e.g., visiting nurses, community workers, family, peer advocates). Use patient prescription assistance programs. Use motivational interviews.

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Input: [Strategies] Systematically monitor retention in care. [Examples]

Output: Record and follow up on missed visits.

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Input: [Strategies] On the basis of any problems identified through systematic monitoring, consider options to enhance retention in care given resources available. [Examples]

Output: Provide outreach for those patients who drop out of care. Use peer or paraprofessional treatment navigators. Employ incentives to encourage clinic attendance or recognize positive clinical outcomes resulting from good adherence. Arrange for directly observed therapy (if feasible).

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Input: [Name] MeaningCloud Add-in for Excel [Description] An add-in for Microsoft Excel that turns spreadsheets into a text analytics tool. With the tool, users can extract topics (named entities, concepts), classify according to standard or user-defined... [Date] 03.13.2015 [Category]

Output: Sentiment

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Input: [Name] Text Analysis in Google Spreadsheet [Description] With the AYLIEN Text Analysis API, web users can analyze text from social media using Google Spreadsheet. The way this add-on works is by copying and pasting text from the social media channel to be... [Date] 09.24.2014 [Category]

Output: Text

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Input: [Name] Facebook Sentiment Analysis Tool [Description] This tool is written in PHP and it performs Sentiment Analysis on Facebook posts by using the Datumbox API 1.0v. [Date] 02.03.2014 [Category]

Output: Sentiment

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Input: [Name] SemantAPI [Description] This allows you to plug-in different sentiment analysis API's and compare each individual analysis of a common source text. What does that mean? You analyze one piece of text and several... [Date] 10.29.2013 [Category]

Output: Sentiment

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Input: [Name] Sentiment-Evaluation [Description] A tool for evaluating the accuracy of Sentiment Analysis REST API services, against a gold standard dataset (a list of manually annotated sentences). Currently supports Alchemy, Bitext, Chatterbox,... [Date] 09.30.2013 [Category]

Output: Social

Sentiment APIs and Mashups | ProgrammableWeb


Input: [Name] Weather Sentiment Prediction [Description] Prediction of the sentiment / mood of Twitter query. The training data for this predictive model was created with crowd sourcing. Main technologies: Google Prediction API, Twitter, CrowdFlower,... [Date] 04.11.2012 [Category]

Output: Weather

Sentiment APIs and Mashups | ProgrammableWeb


Input: [Name] MoodFM [Description] Random generator of music-video playlists based on the specified mood: (happy, sad, angry, relaxed) and genre. Great for finding new bands. [Date] 11.17.2010 [Category]

Output: Music

Sentiment APIs and Mashups | ProgrammableWeb


Input: [Name] Opinion Crawl [Description] Get a real-time Web sentiment assessment on any current topic. See the issues driving the sentiment in a positive or negative way. Enterprises can get custom reports on specific topics. [Date] 05.16.2010 [Category]

Output: Reputation

Sentiment APIs and Mashups | ProgrammableWeb


Input: [Name] Smiley Tweet [Description] Ranks words for happiness or sadness using the amount of twitts with happy or sad smileys for each one. [Date] 05.16.2009 [Category]

Output: Humor

Sentiment APIs and Mashups | ProgrammableWeb


Input: [Name] Twitter Mood Reader [Description] Sentiment analysis is performed by extracting words of positive or negative meanings from Twitter status, and animated smiley then is drawn accordingly [Date] 04.30.2009 [Category]

Output: Sentiment

Sentiment APIs and Mashups | ProgrammableWeb


Input: [Organization] Communications Development [Title] World Development Indicators 2013 [Media Type]

Output: Report


Input: [Organization] JHU CCP [Title] Blog post on International Women's Day Global Health Symposium [Media Type]

Output: Website


Input: [Organization] Management Sciences for Health [Title] Management Sciences for Health Website [Media Type]

Output: Website


Input: [Organization] Family Care International [Title] Mapping Maternal Health Advocacy: A Case Study in Zambia & One in Uganda [Media Type]

Output: Report


Input: [Organization] ICF International/MEASURE DHS [Title] Women's Lives and Challenges: Empowerment and Equality since 2000 [Media Type]

Output: Report


Input: [Organization] Weejee Learning on behalf of MEASURE Evaluation and USAID [Title] MEASURE Evaluation Fundamentals of Implementation Research [Media Type]

Output: Teaching Material


Input: [Organization] Johns Hopkins Center for Communication Programs [Title] Health Communication Collaborative (HC3) Brochure [Media Type]

Output: Brochure


Input: [Organization] Johns Hopkins University | Bloomberg School of Public Health | Center for Communication Programs [Title] K4Health Brochure [Media Type]

Output: Brochure


Input: [Organization] MSH [Title] www.lmgforhealth.org [Media Type]

Output: Website


Input: [Organization] ICF International [Title] Zambia Demographic and Health Survey 2013-14 [Media Type]

Output: Report


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 319 [CHECK] Features meet the neatline where appropriate [AQL] 1% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Sample

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 321 [CHECK] The final text is not cluttered or ambiguous of content [AQL] 5% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Sample Area

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 323 [CHECK] Features that appear on the previous edition appear on the map as specified [AQL] 2% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Sample Area

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 325 [CHECK] All source materials have been used to ensure revision has been carried out correctly and accuracy requirements are met [AQL] 1% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Sample

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 327 [CHECK] Symbology is correct for all features and appears only where appropriate [AQL] 1% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Sample

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 329 [CHECK] Symbols do not clash with type or other symbols [AQL] 5% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Sample Area

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 331 [CHECK] Annotations are missing symbols or symbols are missing annotation [AQL] 5% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Sample Area

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 333 [CHECK] Railway Lines are correct [AQL] 1% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Full Population

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 335 [CHECK] Railway Stations are correct [AQL] 5% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Full Population

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 337 [CHECK] Railway Stations and Bridges are coincident with Railway Lines [AQL] 5% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Full Population

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 339 [CHECK] Correct Railway Line Gauge is shown [AQL] 5% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Full Population

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 341 [CHECK] Symbology is correct for all Railway Line and Point features [AQL] 1% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Full Population

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 343 [CHECK] Railway Lines are displaced for hydrographic features [AQL] 5% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Sample Area

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 345 [CHECK] All registered Airports and Aerodromes are correctly shown and labelled in accordance with the approved sources [AQL] 1% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Full Population

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 347 [CHECK] Direction of runways for Aerodromes and Landing Grounds is correct [AQL] 5% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Sample

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 349 [CHECK] Symbology is correct for line weight, pattern and colour [AQL] 1% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Sample

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 351 [CHECK] Horizontal Control Point symbols are correctly orientated [AQL] 2% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Sample

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 353 [CHECK] Horizontal Control Points and Spot Elevations are positioned accurately in relationship to adjacent Contours [AQL] 2% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Sample

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 355 [CHECK] Only permanently marked and monumented Horizontal Control Points are shown [AQL] 2% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Sample

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 357 [CHECK] Coastline is broken (symbolised to '0') on the map where coincident with Cliffs [AQL] 5% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Sample

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 359 [CHECK] Contours are broken (symbolised to '0') on the map where coincident with Cliffs [AQL] 5% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Sample

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 361 [CHECK] Cuttings and Embankments are correctly aligned to Roads and Railways [AQL] 5% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Full Population

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [TEST / REPORT] 363 [CHECK] Symbology for the Graticule is correct [AQL] 0% [TEST TYPE]

Output: Full Population

Geoscience Australia: Appendix J Validation and Testing


Input: [Artist (# missing)] Nirvana:6 [Lyric]

Output: With the lights out, it's less dangerous...

Finish the Lyric: 90's Alt Rock Edition Quiz - By unforgiven


Input: [Artist (# missing)] Pearl Jam:5 [Lyric]

Output: Is there something wrong she said, well of course there is...

Finish the Lyric: 90's Alt Rock Edition Quiz - By unforgiven


Input: [Artist (# missing)] Alice in Chains:7 [Lyric]

Output: Down in a hole, losing control. I'd like to fly...

Finish the Lyric: 90's Alt Rock Edition Quiz - By unforgiven


Input: [Artist (# missing)] Soundgarden:6 [Lyric]

Output: And you swear to me you don't want to be my slave. But you're staring at me like I...

Finish the Lyric: 90's Alt Rock Edition Quiz - By unforgiven


Input: [Artist (# missing)] Temple of the Dog:4 [Lyric]

Output: The blood is on the table and their mouths are choking...

Finish the Lyric: 90's Alt Rock Edition Quiz - By unforgiven


Input: [Artist (# missing)] Radiohead:5 [Lyric]

Output: I want to have control. I want a perfect body...

Finish the Lyric: 90's Alt Rock Edition Quiz - By unforgiven


Input: [Artist (# missing)] Stone Temple Pilots:7 [Lyric]

Output: And I feel, so much depends on the weather...

Finish the Lyric: 90's Alt Rock Edition Quiz - By unforgiven


Input: [Artist (# missing)] Hole:8 [Lyric]

Output: I am doll eyes, doll mouth, doll legs...

Finish the Lyric: 90's Alt Rock Edition Quiz - By unforgiven


Input: [Artist (# missing)] Oasis:10 [Lyric]

Output: And all the roads we have to walk are winding...

Finish the Lyric: 90's Alt Rock Edition Quiz - By unforgiven


Input: [Artist (# missing)] Beck:10 [Lyric]

Output: Soy un perdedor...

Finish the Lyric: 90's Alt Rock Edition Quiz - By unforgiven


Input: [Artist (# missing)] Smashing Pumpkins:6 [Lyric]

Output: And I don't even care to shake these zipper blues. And we don't know...

Finish the Lyric: 90's Alt Rock Edition Quiz - By unforgiven


Input: [Artist (# missing)] Red Hot Chili Peppers:4 [Lyric]

Output: Sometimes I feel like my only friend is the city I live in...

Finish the Lyric: 90's Alt Rock Edition Quiz - By unforgiven


Input: [Artist (# missing)] Nine Inch Nails:8 [Lyric]

Output: What have I become, my sweetest friend?

Finish the Lyric: 90's Alt Rock Edition Quiz - By unforgiven


Input: [Molecules/Cell (average)] 5376 [Condition] PECO:0000126, PECO:0000005 [Scale] single cell [Evidence] mass spectrometry evidence [Reference] PMID:24763107 [Extension]

Output: during GO:0000080


Input: [Molecules/Cell (average)] 3767 [Condition] PECO:0000126, PECO:0000005 [Scale] single cell [Evidence] mass spectrometry evidence [Reference] PMID:24763107 [Extension]

Output: during GO:0000084


Input: [Molecules/Cell (average)] 4969 [Condition] PECO:0000126, PECO:0000005 [Scale] single cell [Evidence] mass spectrometry evidence [Reference] PMID:24763107 [Extension]

Output: during GO:0000085


Input: [Molecules/Cell (average)] 4365 [Condition] PECO:0000126, PECO:0000005 [Scale] single cell [Evidence] mass spectrometry evidence [Reference] PMID:24763107 [Extension]

Output: during GO:0000087


Input: [Molecules/Cell (average)] 5521 [Condition] PECO:0000126, PECO:0000005 [Scale] single cell [Evidence] mass spectrometry evidence [Reference] PMID:24763107 [Extension]

Output: during GO:0072690


Input: [Molecules/Cell (average)] 1723.69 [Condition] PECO:0000005, PECO:0000014 [Scale] population wide [Evidence] experimental evidence [Reference] PMID:23101633 [Extension]

Output: during GO:0072690


Input: [Type of Fee] Tuition Yes

Output: Yes

Higher Education Expenses That Qualify for 529 College Savings Plans - For Dummies

Qualified Higher Education Expenses for 529 Plans

Part-Time Student at an Eligible Institution


Input: [Type of Fee] Room and board (paid directly to educational institutions) Yes

Output: If enrolled half time or more, yes; otherwise, no

Higher Education Expenses That Qualify for 529 College Savings Plans - For Dummies

Part-Time Student at an Eligible Institution


Input: [Type of Fee] Room and board (paid directly to other landlord and grocery store) Yes, to extent allowed by budget amount set by school

Output: If enrolled half time or more, yes, to extent allowed by budget amount set by school; otherwise, no

Higher Education Expenses That Qualify for 529 College Savings Plans - For Dummies

Part-Time Student at an Eligible Institution


Input: [Type of Fee] Fees (as required by the institution) Yes

Output: Yes

Higher Education Expenses That Qualify for 529 College Savings Plans - For Dummies

Part-Time Student at an Eligible Institution


Input: [Type of Fee] Books, supplies, and equipment (including computers) Yes, to extent allowed by budget amount set by school

Output: Yes, to extent allowed by budget amount set by school

Higher Education Expenses That Qualify for 529 College Savings Plans - For Dummies

Part-Time Student at an Eligible Institution


Input: [Type of Fee] Expenses of a special-needs beneficiary necessary for enrollment at an eligible institution Yes (regulations defining qualifying expenses are still pending)

Output: Yes (regulations defining qualifying expenses are still pending)

Higher Education Expenses That Qualify for 529 College Savings Plans - For Dummies

Part-Time Student at an Eligible Institution


Input: [Key] Up [Normal] Ch up [Channels] Crsr up [Timers] Crsr up [Edit/New] Crsr up [Recordings] Crsr up [Replay] Play [VDR]

Output: Crsr up


Input: [Key] Down [Normal] Ch down [Channels] Crsr down [Timers] Crsr down [Edit/New] Crsr down [Recordings] Crsr down [Replay] Pause [VDR]

Output: Crsr down


Input: [Key] Left [Normal] Prev group [Channels] Page up [Timers] Page up [Edit/New] Decrement [Recordings] Page up [Replay] Search back [VDR]


Input: [Key] Right [Normal] Next group [Channels] Page down [Timers] Page down [Edit/New] Increment [Recordings] Page down [Replay] Search forward [VDR]


Input: [Key] Ok [Normal] Ch display [Channels] Switch [Timers] Edit [Edit/New] Accept [Recordings] Play [Replay] Progress disp. [VDR]

Output: Select


Input: [Key] Menu [Normal] Menu on [Channels] Menu off [Timers] Menu off [Edit/New] Menu off [Recordings] Menu off [Replay] Menu on [VDR]

Output: Menu off


Input: [Key] Back [Normal] - [Channels] VDR menu [Timers] VDR menu [Edit/New] Discard [Recordings] VDR menu [Replay] Recordings menu [VDR]

Output: Menu off


Input: [Key] Red [Normal] - [Channels] Edit [Timers] Edit [Edit/New] ABC/abc [Recordings] Play/Commands(2) [Replay] Jump [VDR]

Output: Record


Input: [Key] Green [Normal] - [Channels] New [Timers] New [Edit/New] Ins/Ovr [Recordings] Rewind [Replay] Skip -60s [VDR]

Output: Language


Input: [Key] Yellow [Normal] - [Channels] Delete [Timers] Delete [Edit/New] Delete [Recordings] Delete [Replay] Skip +60s [VDR]

Output: Pause live


Input: [Key] Blue [Normal] - [Channels] Mark [Timers] On/Off(1) [Edit/New] - [Recordings] Summary [Replay] Stop [VDR]

Output: Stop/Resume


Input: [Key] 0..9 [Normal] Ch select [Channels] - [Timers] - [Edit/New] Numeric inp. [Recordings] Exec cmd(2) [Replay] Editing [VDR]


Input: For our everyday business purposes— such as to process your transactions, maintain your account(s), respond to court orders and legal investigations, or report to credit bureaus [Can you limit this sharing?] No

Output: Yes

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Input: For our marketing purposes— to offer our products and services to you [Can you limit this sharing?] No

Output: Yes

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Output: No

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Input: For our affiliates’ everyday business purposes— information about your transactions and experiences [Can you limit this sharing?] We don't share

Output: No

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Input: For our affiliates’ everyday business purposes— information about your creditworthiness [Can you limit this sharing?] We don't share

Output: No

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Output: No

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Input: [Method] Method [__init__] listMessages

Output: Return a list of lengths of all files in new/ and cur/

twisted.mail.maildir.MaildirMailbox : API documentation

Initialize with name of the Maildir mailbox


Input: [Method] Method [__init__] getMessage

Output: Return an open file-pointer to a message

twisted.mail.maildir.MaildirMailbox : API documentation

Initialize with name of the Maildir mailbox


Input: [Method] Method [__init__] getUidl

Output: Return a unique identifier for a message

twisted.mail.maildir.MaildirMailbox : API documentation

Initialize with name of the Maildir mailbox


Input: [Method] Method [__init__] deleteMessage

Output: Delete a message

twisted.mail.maildir.MaildirMailbox : API documentation

Initialize with name of the Maildir mailbox


Input: [Method] Method [__init__] undeleteMessages

Output: Undelete any deleted messages it is possible to undelete

twisted.mail.maildir.MaildirMailbox : API documentation

Initialize with name of the Maildir mailbox


Input: [Method] Method [__init__] appendMessage

Output: Appends a message into the mailbox.

twisted.mail.maildir.MaildirMailbox : API documentation

Initialize with name of the Maildir mailbox


Input: [Title] Astrometric properties [Description]

Output: Astrometric fits and residuals

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [Title] Catalogue generation [Description]

Output: A description of the catalogue content

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [Title] Data Processing [Description]

Output: Information related to data processing and various VISTA documents

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [Title] Detector dark current [Description]

Output: Day and night time measurements of dark current

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [Title] Filter Set [Description]

Output: Filter transmission curves, detector QE characteristics and AB magnitude conversions

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [Title] Known Issues [Description]

Output: Summary of known issues on VISTA data

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [Title] Linearity/saturation [Description]

Output: Overview of detector linearity measures and saturation

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [Title] Photometric properties [Description]

Output: Recent measurements of photometric properties

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [Title] Pixel sizes [Description]

Output: Variation of x-y pixel scale as a function of position

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [Title] Sky brightness variation [Description]

Output: Measured sky brightness from recent VISTA observations

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [Title] Sky subtraction [Description]

Output: Description of sky subtraction strategies and algorithms

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [Title] Spikes and Halos [Description]

Output: VISTA bright stars suffer two types of artefact produced by the telescope optics

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [Title] Stacking [Description]

Output: Analysis of noise properties on stacked images

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [Title] The VISTA Autoguider: predicting magnitudes from 2MASS photometry [Description]

Output: The results of comparing 2MASS (JHK) and SDSS (i') photometry

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [Title] Tile Generation [Description]

Output: Description on tile images, how they are created and issues.

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [Title] VISTA gain/read noise [Description]

Output: Recent VISTA read and gain noise measurements

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [Title] VISTA re-acquisition test [Description]

Output: Offsets in re-acquiring the same field from night-to-night

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [Title] VISTA sensitivity and Colour terms [Description]

Output: Throughput and sensitivity, ab-initio versus reality and colour terms

VISTA Technical Information — Cambridge Astronomy Survey Unit


Input: [XML Tag] TFSName [Parameter] CollectionURI [Description]

Output: The uniform resource identifier (URI) of the team project collection. The format for the URI is as follows: http://ServerName:Port/VirtualDirectoryName/CollectionName If no virtual directory is used, the format for the URI is as follows: http://ServerName:Port/CollectionName

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Input: [XML Tag] LogFolder [Parameter] LogFolderName [Description]

Output: The location of the folder where you want the log file to be written. The log file that will be created is named TEAMPROJECT.log, and it will contain the events from running the batch file command. For example, you can specify “C:\” for the log folder name. If you leave the value for the folder location blank, the log file will be written to %temp% and will be named following the naming conventions for logs that the New Project Creation Wizard generates. You can locate the log file by navigating to the following directory: $:\Documents and Settings\user name\Local Settings\Temp\VSTS_TeamProjectCreation_yyyy_mm_dd_hh_mm_ss.log.

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Input: [XML Tag] ProjectName [Parameter] TeamProjectName [Description]

Output: The name of the upgraded team project to be provisioned. You must specify the name of a team project that is defined in the project collection that you specified in the CollectionURI parameter.

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Input: [XML Tag] AddFeaturesToExistingProject [Parameter] true | false [Description]

Output: Specify true to indicate that you are adding features to an existing team project and false to indicate that you are creating a team project.

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Input: [XML Tag] ProjectReportsEnabled [Parameter] true | false [Description]

Output: Specify true to provision a report site and false to exclude provisioning a report site.

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Input: [XML Tag] ProjectReportsForceUpload [Parameter] true | false [Description]

Output: Specify true to cause reports in the process template to be uploaded to the report site and falseto exclude the upload of reports.

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Input: [XML Tag] ProjectSiteEnabled [Parameter] true | false [Description]

Output: Specify true to enable the team project portal site and false to maintain the site as disabled for the team project.

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Input: [XML Tag] ProjectSiteWebApplication [Parameter] SharePointWebApp [Description]

Output: Specifies the friendly name (not the URL) to the SharePoint Web application (for example, Team Project Portal). By default, the URL and the friendly name are the same.

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Input: [XML Tag] ProjectSitePath [Parameter] PortalSitePath [Description]

Output: The relative site path where you want the project portal site to be created (for example, sites/DefaultCollection/MyProject). Note The site path that you specify must correspond to a Web site application that has been added to the team project collection where the team project is defined. For more information, see Add a SharePoint Web Application to Your Deployment. The relative site path corresponds to the home page of the project portal.

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Input: [XML Tag] ProjectSiteTitle [Parameter] ProjectSiteTitle [Description]

Output: (Optional) If you want a project portal name that differs from the team project name, you can type a name that is easily identified by your team members.

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Input: [XML Tag] ProjectSiteDescription [Parameter] SiteDescription [Description]

Output: (Optional) The site description for the team project portal (for example, The “My Project” Portal Site).

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Input: [XML Tag] ProcessTemplateName [Parameter] ProcessTemplate [Description]

Output: The name of the process template to use to create the project portal. To specify a version 5.0 MSF process template, enter one of the following values: MSF for Agile Software Development v5.0 MSF for CMMI Process Improvement v5.0 Note If you want to use another process template, you must first make sure that it is uploaded to Team Foundation Server. For more information, see Upload a Process Template.

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Input: Use the Dashboard to perform all administrative tasks in your network, such as creating user accounts, granting access permissions, creating storages spaces and server folders, and setting up an Internet domain name. For information about the Dashboard, see Overview of the Dashboard in Windows Server Essentials. [Solution design element]

Output: Windows Server Essentials Dashboard

Secure remote access in small and midsize businesses


Input: Use the Remote Web Access portal to provide access to data and other network resources for users who are working outside your company network. With My Server app, users can securely access network resources using their network credentials. They are able to access resources from a wide range of Internet-connected devices. In addition, offsite users can connect to a computer that is on-premises by using a Remote Desktop session through Remote Web Access. For more information about configuring and using Remote Web Access, see Manage Remote Web Access and Use Remote Web Access. [Solution design element]

Output: Remote Web Access

Secure remote access in small and midsize businesses


Input: Use a virtual private network (VPN) to provide users with remote access to company data and other network resources or to connect to a computer that is on-premises by using a Remote Desktop session. With VPN, users can securely access network resources using their network credentials. For more information about a VPN, see Manage VPN. [Solution design element]

Output: Virtual private network

Secure remote access in small and midsize businesses


Input: Use the My Server app with a device that is running the Windows 8.1, Windows 8, or Windows RT operating system, or a Windows Phone 8, to provide access to documents and media on your server. With My Server app, users can securely access network resources using their network credentials. For more information about the My Server app, see Use the My Server app to connect to Windows Server Essentials. [Solution design element]

Output: My Server app

Secure remote access in small and midsize businesses