Input: [0] User Configurable [Entity Forms] Generally No [Word Merge] Yes [Dashboards] Yes [Excel Worksheets] Yes [Excel Pivot Tables] Yes [SRS Reports] Generally No

Output: Yes


Input: [Type] Great for... [Description]

Output: Social Events More Package Options

Event Venues at Fenway Park - Third Base Deck | redsox.com: fenway_events

Venue details


Input: [Type] Venue Type [Description]

Output: Covered deck on the third base side

Event Venues at Fenway Park - Third Base Deck | redsox.com: fenway_events

Venue details


Input: [Type] Seating [Description]

Output: 250 reception

Event Venues at Fenway Park - Third Base Deck | redsox.com: fenway_events

Venue details


Input: [Type] Location [Description]

Output: Second level, third base side

Event Venues at Fenway Park - Third Base Deck | redsox.com: fenway_events

Venue details


Input: [Type] Views [Description]

Output: Adjacent to Monster in left field

Event Venues at Fenway Park - Third Base Deck | redsox.com: fenway_events

Venue details


Input: [Type] Area [Description]

Output: 6,700 sq. feet

Event Venues at Fenway Park - Third Base Deck | redsox.com: fenway_events

Venue details


Input: [Type] Entrance/Exit [Description]

Output: Gate E

Event Venues at Fenway Park - Third Base Deck | redsox.com: fenway_events

Venue details


Input: [English] To configure (eg., a setting on a computer application) [Hebrew] לקנפג [Phonetic]

Output: L'kanfeg


Input: [English] To format [Hebrew] לפרמט [Phonetic]

Output: L'farmet


Input: [English] To filter [Hebrew] לפלטר [Phonetic]

Output: L'falter


Input: [English] SMS [Hebrew] אסמס [Phonetic]

Output: essemess


Input: [English] To interact with someone on Facebook [Hebrew] לפסבק [Phonetic]

Output: L’fassbeck


Input: [English] To be purged (reflexive) [Hebrew] להתפרג’ג' [Phonetic]

Output: L’hitpargej


Input: [English] To be made active [Hebrew] לאקטב [Phonetic]

Output: L’actev


Input: [English] To synchronise [Hebrew] לסנקרן [Phonetic]

Output: L’sunchren


Input: [Employment] Federal Work-Study On-campus [Wage Rate] Normally $8.75 per hour effective 1/1/2015 [Description]

Output: Work-study is awarded to students enrolled with an EFC less than COA until our budget is exhausted, which normally occurs in mid-March. To apply, complete the FAFSA (Apply for Aid) and indicate that you are interested in work-study on it. If you receive work-study, it will be included in your financial aid award letter. In early August, we start to mail instructions on how to apply for a job. These instructions include the terms and conditions for employment..

Student Jobs and Defraying SUNY Plattsburgh Tuition Costs


Input: [Employment] Temporary Service On-campus [Wage Rate] Normally $8.75per hour effective 1/1/2015 [Description]

Output: Visit the Career Development Center for more information.

Student Jobs and Defraying SUNY Plattsburgh Tuition Costs


Input: [Employment] Off-Campus jobs [Wage Rate] Varies [Description]

Output: Visit the Career Development Center for more information.

Student Jobs and Defraying SUNY Plattsburgh Tuition Costs


Input: [Employment] Resident Assistants [Wage Rate] Varies [Description]

Output: Undergraduate students accepted into the resident assistant program receive a free room and partial meal costs. Visit Housing for more information.

Student Jobs and Defraying SUNY Plattsburgh Tuition Costs


Input: [Employment] Community Advocates [Wage Rate] Varies [Description]

Output: Visit Housing for more information.

Student Jobs and Defraying SUNY Plattsburgh Tuition Costs


Input: [Employment] Graduate Assistantships [Wage Rate] Varies [Description]

Output: There are three types of graduate assistantships: Residence Hall Director, Administrative Assistants, Research Assistantships. Graduate Assistantships are offered as a tuition scholarship and stipend. Visit Graduate Assistantships and Housing for more information.

Student Jobs and Defraying SUNY Plattsburgh Tuition Costs


Input: [Bundle] org.amdatu.web.jaxrs [Description] Provides the JAX-RS API, such as annotations and other API classes. Contains no implementation [Required]

Output: yes


Input: [Bundle] org.amdatu.web.wink [Description] Wraps a JAX-RS implementation based on Apache Wink to provide the actual REST framework in an OSGi context [Required]

Output: yes


Input: [Bundle] org.amdatu.web.rest.doc [Description] Provides the annotations for documenting RESTful services [Required]

Output: no


Input: [Bundle] org.amdatu.web.rest.doc.swagger [Description] Provides the “core” servlet for generating documentation for your RESTful services [Required]

Output: no


Input: [Bundle] org.amdatu.web.rest.doc.swagger.ui [Description] Provides additional resources (like stylesheets, javascript files, and so on) for the generated Swagger documentation for your RESTful services [Required]

Output: no


Input: [Bundle] org.amdatu.web.resourcehandler [Description] Provides an implementation to serve static resources and define default pages for your static resources [Required]

Output: no


Input: [0] 1 [THEN the period is…] 3 years [IF you…]

Output: Owe additional tax and (2), (3), and (4) do not apply to you

The Simplest Filing System in the World - Paper Tiger


Input: [0] 2 [THEN the period is…] 6 years [IF you…]

Output: Do not report income that you should and it is more than 25% of the gross income shown on your return

The Simplest Filing System in the World - Paper Tiger


Input: [0] 3 [THEN the period is…] No limit [IF you…]

Output: File a fraudulent return

The Simplest Filing System in the World - Paper Tiger


Input: [0] 4 [THEN the period is…] No limit [IF you…]

Output: Do not file a return

The Simplest Filing System in the World - Paper Tiger


Input: [0] 5 [THEN the period is…] Later of 3 years or 2 years after tax was paid. [IF you…]

Output: File a claim for credit or refund after you filed your return

The Simplest Filing System in the World - Paper Tiger


Input: [0] 6 [THEN the period is…] 7 years [IF you…]

Output: File a claim for a loss from worthless securities

The Simplest Filing System in the World - Paper Tiger


Input: [Name] .riess Date Browser [Description] Date Browser [Copyright status/License] No copyright stated. License is here. 4.0.1 [Freedom issues]

Output: License is unclear about modification & Fredistribution. It does say "reselling" is not allowed. Contacting the author.


Input: [Name] A Letras [Description] Install two functions in Calc in the section Text to describe a integer number in Spanish or English. [Copyright status/License] J. Eduardo Moreno 1.1.0 [Freedom issues]

Output: License permits only gratis verbatim distribution


Input: [Name] Alternative dialog Find & Replace for Writer [Description] A better version of the Find/Replace subsystem. [Copyright status/License] LGPLv2.1+ 1.3.1 [Freedom issues]

Output: Lacks a package-wide license statement, and a copy of the license. Certainly worth contacting.


Input: [Name] Auto Starter for Presentation documents [Description] Allows presentations to be autostarted on opening. [Copyright status/License] No copyright stated 1.0.0 [Freedom issues]

Output: Extension website says it is licensed under GPL but no copy of the GPL is included with the extension.


Input: [Name] Calc2LaTeX [Description] A macro for converting tables. It makes making tables on LaTeX very easy. [Copyright status/License] Public Domain per http://calc2latex.sourceforge.net/ 0.2.4 [Freedom issues]

Output: Extension doesn't explicitly define a license


Input: [Name] DateTime2 [Description] Provides six functions to insert date or time or timestamp, as text / string or field / value, in Writer / Calc, Pre-formatted to user needs [Copyright status/License] Unknown 2.0.3 [Freedom issues]

Output: Copyrighted, no licensing information


Input: [Name] eFax [Description] Extension for using eFax from within OpenOffice [Copyright status/License] Sun Microsystems 1.0.0 [Freedom issues]

Output: License states that you may not copy, modify or distribute the software.


Input: [Name] MySQL Connector for OpenOffice.org [Description] Native driver for MySQL databases. [Copyright status/License] LGPLv3 only. 1.0.0 [Freedom issues]

Output: Windows (and probably other OS's) packages contain object code (DLLs) without a copy of the source code, or an offer to provide it.


Input: [Name] OOoDesignedLabels [Description] A set of label templates. [Copyright status/License] Copyrighted, no license stated. 1.0.1 [Freedom issues]

Output: There is a commented out reference to the GPL in the packaging, so it might be worth contacting the author.


Input: [Name] Kaleidoscope [Description] Enables OO.o Draw to make kaleidoscopic images. [Copyright status/License] Described (within the packaging and on the extensions site) as being under the GPLv2 (only). 0.45 [Freedom issues]

Output: Lacks a copyright statement, a per-file license statement (and disclaimer of warranty), and a copy of the license. Ripe for being contacted.


Input: [Name] Barcode [Description] Tool to create barcode images. [Copyright status/License] GPLv3+ 1.3.1 [Freedom issues]

Output: Lacks a per-file copyright notice and license statement, and lacks a copy of the text of the license. Worth contacting.


Input: [Name] Sun Presenter Console [Description] The Presenter Console Extension provides more control over your slide show presentations. [Copyright status/License] LGPLv3 1.0.3 [Freedom issues]

Output: Includes binary software with no source code


Input: [Name] German (de-DE frami) dictionaries [Description] German (de-DE frami) spell checking, hyphenation, thesaurus [Copyright status/License] Spell check: GNU GPL Version 2 or 3, or OASIS 0.1. Hyphenation & thesauraus: GNU LGPL 2010.05.25 [Freedom issues]

Output: Not all source files include copyright notice or license header.


Input: [Name] A moneda Mexicana [Description] Install a funtion in Calc in the section Text to describe a mount in mexican coin. [Copyright status/License] Unknown 1.0.2 [Freedom issues]

Output: No copyright or licensing information included.


Input: [Name] Polish Dictionary Pack [Description] Polish spellchecker, hyphenation rules & thesaurus. [Copyright status/License] Spell check is GPL, LGPL, MPL or CC-SA 1.0, Thesaurus is LGPL 2.1. Hyphenation dictionary is part public domain & part LGPL 1.0.2 [Freedom issues]

Output: Does not include a copy of the licenses.


Input: [Name] Accentuate [Description] A macro to facilitate the use of accented and special characters or symbols. [Copyright status/License] Copyright (c) 2008 Bill Hibbert 1.0.0 [Freedom issues]

Output: No license specified


Input: [Name] OpenOffice.org2GoogleDocs [Description] Export & import to Google Docs, Zoho, WebDAV [Copyright status/License] LGPL 2.2.0 [Freedom issues]

Output: Software As A Service


Input: [Name] mOOo Impress Controller [Description] Control Impress with a mobile device [Copyright status/License] Unknown 0.5.0 [Freedom issues]

Output: No copyright or licensing information


Input: [Name] BorderLiner [Description] BorderLiner provides a simple method to draw borders in tables and some text elements in OpenOffice.org Calc and Writer. [Copyright status/License] Unknown 2.1.0 [Freedom issues]

Output: No copyright or licensing information


Input: [Name] odt2pml - Writer to eReader Export Extension [Description] odt2pml exports a Writer document into a "Palm Markup Language" (PML) tagged plain text file, ready to be processed by DropBook for eReader. [Copyright status/License] LGPLv3+ 4.2.1 [Freedom issues]

Output: While the extension is free software it creates files for eReader, which is not free software, and the ereader.com service includes DRM and other non-free ebook reading programs.


Input: [Name] EuroOffice Adaptive Interface [Description] Adds various forms of eye-candy and automatic hiding of unused menu items. [Copyright status/License] Ships with a standard proprietary EULA, i.e. freeware. 1.4.2 [Freedom issues]

Output: Source is not available, none of the 4 Freedoms are permitted.


Input: [Name] English to Hindi Dictionary and Thesaurus [Description] An English to Hindi dictionary and thesaurus [Copyright status/License] OpenOffice website claims it to be GPL 1.0.0 [Freedom issues]

Output: Contains no soure code, copyright or licensing information. Unable to contact author.


Input: [Name] OoGdocsIntegrator [Description] Openoffice plugin providing integration with GoogleDocuments and Zoho. [Copyright status/License] LGPL 1.0.2 [Freedom issues]

Output: Software As A Service


Input: [Name] PalOOCa [Description] Upload data from Calc to palo.net for analysis & reporting. [Copyright status/License] LGPL 1.1.0 [Freedom issues]

Output: Software As A Service


Input: [Library:] Andorra Branch [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Material has been checked/charged out [Due Date:] August 3, 2015 [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM


Input: [Library:] Charles Santore Branch [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Adult - DVD [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM SPANISH


Input: [Library:] Charles Santore Branch [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Adult - DVD [Notes:] SPANISH [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM


Input: [Library:] Charles Santore Branch [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Adult - DVD [Notes:] Spanish [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM


Input: [Library:] Fox Chase Branch [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Adult - DVD [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM SPANISH


Input: [Library:] Fumo Family Branch [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] In transit [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM SPANISH


Input: [Library:] Haverford Branch [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Adult - DVD [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM SPANISH


Input: [Library:] Independence Branch [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Adult - DVD [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM SPANISH


Input: [Library:] Independence Branch [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Adult - DVD [Notes:] DVD FOREIGN FILM SPANISH [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM


Input: [Library:] Joseph E. Coleman Northwest Regional Library [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Adult - DVD [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM SPANISH


Input: [Library:] Northeast Regional Library [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Adult - DVD [Notes:] FOREIGN FILM, SPANISH, RATED (R) [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM


Input: [Library:] Northeast Regional Library [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Adult - DVD [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM


Input: [Library:] Parkway Central Library [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Adult - DVD [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM SPANISH


Input: [Library:] Parkway Central Library [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Material has been checked/charged out [Due Date:] August 5, 2015 [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM SPANISH


Input: [Library:] Philadelphia City Institute [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Adult - DVD [Notes:] DVD FOREIGN FILM SPANISH [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM


Input: [Library:] Richmond Branch [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Adult - DVD [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM SPANISH


Input: [Library:] South Philadelphia Branch [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Material has been checked/charged out [Due Date:] January 31, 2011 [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM SPANISH


Input: [Library:] Walnut Street West [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Adult - DVD [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM


Input: [Library:] Welsh Road Branch [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Adult - DVD [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM


Input: [Library:] West Oak Lane Branch [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Adult - DVD [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM SPANISH


Input: [Library:] Whitman Branch [Material:] Floating Adult DVD Home Use [Shelf Location:] Adult - DVD [Call Number:]

Output: DVD FOREIGN FILM


Input: [0] Means of production [Tracht] sewn and fitted individually by specialized tailors [Dirndl]

Output: produced by the ready-to-wear fashion industry or made at home

Dirndl and Tracht - Native German Clothing


Input: [0] Material [Tracht] only natural materials are used: wool, linen, silk, silver, mother-of-pearl [Dirndl]

Output: synthetic and plastic products

Dirndl and Tracht - Native German Clothing


Input: [0] Decorations [Tracht] handwork: embroidery, lace and hand-woven materials [Dirndl]

Output: machine embroidery and laces

Dirndl and Tracht - Native German Clothing


Input: [0] Meaning [Tracht] indicates the marital status and the clanship of the wearer [Dirndl]

Output: doesn't indicate any status

Dirndl and Tracht - Native German Clothing


Input: [0] Use of ornament [Tracht] careful use of trimmings, focus on quality [Dirndl]

Output: abundant use of ornamentation, little focus on quality

Dirndl and Tracht - Native German Clothing


Input: [0] Length [Tracht] always the same, never changes [Dirndl]

Output: depends on the current fashion

Dirndl and Tracht - Native German Clothing


Input: [0] Body accentuation [Tracht] plays down the female body [Dirndl]

Output: accentuates the upper part of the female body

Dirndl and Tracht - Native German Clothing


Input: [0] Design [Tracht] limited to the traditional form for a given region [Dirndl]

Output: no limits - the designer's fantasy is all that matters

Dirndl and Tracht - Native German Clothing


Input: [0] Prevalence [Tracht] is a rarity stored and exhibited in museums [Dirndl]

Output: widely spread by the ready-to-wear industry

Dirndl and Tracht - Native German Clothing


Input: [Fall] OPT-500 [Credits] 2.5 [1]

Output: Basic Science for Optometry with Laboratory


Input: [Fall] OPT-501 [Credits] 3.0 [1]

Output: Geometric and Physical Optics I with Laboratory


Input: [Fall] OPT-516 [Credits] .5 [1]

Output: Patient Care I


Input: [Fall] OPT-532 [Credits] 3.0 [1]

Output: Anatomy of the Visual System with Laboratory


Input: [Fall] OPT-535 [Credits] 3.0 [1]

Output: Functional Neuroanatomy and Neurobiology


Input: [Fall] OPT-540 [Credits] 1.0 [1]

Output: Essentials of Medical Pharmacology I


Input: [Fall] OPT-546 [Credits] 2.5 [1]

Output: Clinical Procedures I with Laboratory


Input: [Fall] OPT-562 [Credits] 4.0 [1]

Output: Behavioral Optometric Science with Laboratory


Input: [Fall] OPT-568 [Credits] 1.0 [1]

Output: Practice Management I


Input: [EITAS] 1194.21(b) [Category] Software Applications and Operating Systems [Section 508 Rule] 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] Partially Supports. BNCollege.com platform may interfere with some documented accessibility features of the supported operating systems or other products that follow industry standards. [Summary of Supported] Partially Supports [Exceptions and Remarks]

Output: The header text, and the magnifying glass icon for search, disappear in the common Windows display scheme of high contrast black.

BN College - Barnes & Noble at The Penn State University Bookstore

ELECTRONIC AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS


Input: [EITAS] 1194.21(d) [Category] Software Applications and Operating Systems [Section 508 Rule] 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] Partially Supports. Some information about user interface elements may not be available to assistive technology. Text equivalents for some program element images may not exist. [Summary of Supported] Partially Supports [Exceptions and Remarks]

Output: Customized textbook list inaccessible to screenreaders. The change in button text when adding items to the cart, doesn't get passed to a screenreader.

BN College - Barnes & Noble at The Penn State University Bookstore


Input: [EITAS] 1194.21(g) [Category] Software Applications and Operating Systems [Section 508 Rule] Applications shall not override user selected contrast and color selections and other individual display attributes [Supporting Features] Partially Supports. BNCollege.com platform may override some user selected contrast and color selections and other individual display attributes set through supported operating systems. [Summary of Supported] Partially Supports [Exceptions and Remarks]

Output: The header text, and the magnifying glass icon for search, disappear in the common Windows display scheme of high contrast black.

BN College - Barnes & Noble at The Penn State University Bookstore


Input: [EITAS] 1194.21(h) [Category] Software Applications and Operating Systems [Section 508 Rule] 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] Partially Supports. BNCollege.com platform provides the option of displaying animated information in a non-animated mode, with some exceptions. [Summary of Supported] Partially Supports [Exceptions and Remarks]

Output: There is no pause control in the carousel control on the main page.

BN College - Barnes & Noble at The Penn State University Bookstore


Input: [EITAS] 1194.22(a) [Category] Web-based Intranet and Internet Information and Applications [Section 508 Rule] A text equivalent for every non-text element shall be provided (e.g., via "alt", "longdesc", or in element content). [Supporting Features] Partially Supports. Text equivalents exist for non-text elements that are required to comprehend content or to facilitate navigation, with some exceptions. [Summary of Supported] Partially Supports [Exceptions and Remarks]

Output: The links within the imagemap for book rental have no alt text, and neither does the overall image.

BN College - Barnes & Noble at The Penn State University Bookstore


Input: [EITAS] 1194.22(b) [Category] Web-based Intranet and Internet Information and Applications [Section 508 Rule] Equivalent alternatives for any multimedia presentation shall be synchronized with the presentation. [Supporting Features] Partially Supports. Multimedia presentations have equivalent alternatives that are synchronized with the presentation, with some exceptions. [Summary of Supported] Partially Supports [Exceptions and Remarks]

Output: There is no pause control in the carousel control on the main page.

BN College - Barnes & Noble at The Penn State University Bookstore


Input: [EITAS] 1194.22(f) [Category] Web-based Intranet and Internet Information and Applications [Section 508 Rule] Client-side image maps shall be provided instead of server-side image maps except where the regions cannot be defined with an available geometric shape. [Supporting Features] Partially Supports. Client-side image maps are used instead of server-side image maps, with some exceptions. [Summary of Supported] Partially Supports [Exceptions and Remarks]

Output: The links within the imagemap for book rental have no alt text, and neither does the overall image.

BN College - Barnes & Noble at The Penn State University Bookstore


Input: [EITAS] 1194.22(k) [Category] Web-based Intranet and Internet Information and Applications [Section 508 Rule] A text-only page, with equivalent information or functionality, shall be provided to make a web site comply with the provisions of this part, when compliance cannot be accomplished in any other way. The content of the text-only page shall be updated whenever the primary page changes. [Supporting Features] Partially Supports. Web pages support Section 1194.22 or, if support cannot be accomplished any other way, text-only pages provide equivalent information or functionality, with some exceptions. [Summary of Supported] Partially Supports [Exceptions and Remarks]

Output: The links within the imagemap for book rental have no alt text, and neither does the overall image.

BN College - Barnes & Noble at The Penn State University Bookstore


Input: [EITAS] 1194.22(l) [Category] Web-based Intranet and Internet Information and Applications [Section 508 Rule] When pages utilize scripting languages to display content, or to create interface elements, the information provided by the script shall be identified with functional text that can be read by assistive technology. [Supporting Features] Partially Supports. Functional text describing what is being displayed by scripts is available to assistive technology, with some exceptions. [Summary of Supported] Partially Supports [Exceptions and Remarks]

Output: Customized textbook list inaccessible to screenreaders. The change in button text when adding items to the cart, doesn't get passed to a screenreader.

BN College - Barnes & Noble at The Penn State University Bookstore


Input: [EITAS] 1194.22(m) [Category] Web-based Intranet and Internet Information and Applications [Section 508 Rule] When a web page requires that an applet, plug-in or other application be present on the client system to interpret page content, the page must provide a link to a plug-in or applet that complies with 1194.21(a) through (l). [Supporting Features] Partially Supports. Web pages provide links to accessible applets or plug-ins, with some exceptions. [Summary of Supported] Partially Supports [Exceptions and Remarks]

Output: Text indicating where to download the required reader for PDF files is not present on the textbook request info pages.

BN College - Barnes & Noble at The Penn State University Bookstore


Input: [EITAS] 1194.22(n) [Category] Web-based Intranet and Internet Information and Applications [Section 508 Rule] When electronic forms are designed to be completed on-line, 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] Partially Supports. Assistive technology may not access all the information and functions required for completion and submission of electronic forms designed to be completed on-line. [Summary of Supported] Partially Supports [Exceptions and Remarks]

Output: The change in button text when adding items to the cart, doesn't get passed to a screenreader.

BN College - Barnes & Noble at The Penn State University Bookstore


Input: [EITAS] 1194.22(p) [Category] Web-based Intranet and Internet Information and Applications [Section 508 Rule] When a timed response is required, the user shall be alerted and given sufficient time to indicate more time is required. [Supporting Features] Partially Supports. When timed responses are required, users are alerted and given the option to request more time, with some exceptions. [Summary of Supported] Partially Supports [Exceptions and Remarks]

Output: There is no pause control in the carousel control on the main page.

BN College - Barnes & Noble at The Penn State University Bookstore


Input: [EITAS] 1194.31(a) [Category] Functional Performance Criteria [Section 508 Rule] At least one mode of operation and information retrieval that does not require user vision shall be provided, or support for assistive technology used by people who are blind or visually impaired shall be provided. [Supporting Features] Partially Supports. Some operations and functions for information retrieval require user vision. These operations and functions may not be available to assistive technology used by people who are blind or visually impaired. [Summary of Supported] Partially Supports [Exceptions and Remarks]

Output: The header text, and the magnifying glass icon for search, disappear in the common Windows display scheme of high contrast black.

BN College - Barnes & Noble at The Penn State University Bookstore


Input: [Area] Lectures I live in a good bandwidth area. If I didn’t (or was traveling) a downloaded version or text dump would help. [What I liked]

Output: 1-4 minute video segments. Makes it easy to watch partial lectures at a time. Great for busy people!

stanford’s ai class final feedback | Down Home Country Coding With Scott Selikoff and Jeanne Boyarsky


Input: [Area] Quizzes The only thing that bothered me on the quizzes was the tab order being broken, but this was fixed. [What I liked]

Output: I loved the interactivity as you went. When I was in college, I actively participated in lectures and it helped me learn. I missed that in online classes and you completely nailed it! I have no problem with asking things that haven’t been covered yet – it makes you think. I also liked how later in the course, the professors started sharing if a quiz was meant to be easy or hard so you knew if you were overthinking.

stanford’s ai class final feedback | Down Home Country Coding With Scott Selikoff and Jeanne Boyarsky


Input: [Area] Homework Would have liked some more programming/application. [What I liked]

Output: Built well with what was learned in class. It helped me realize what I didn’t understand as fully and also to understand better.

stanford’s ai class final feedback | Down Home Country Coding With Scott Selikoff and Jeanne Boyarsky


Input: [Area] Midterm It was easier than I expected. [What I liked]

Output: I liked that it could be printed because I was out all day Saturday and was able to do part of the exam on the go. I liked that it was over a weekend since there was less than a week to work on it. Effort != duration. I don’t reliably have 3-4 hours during the week to do it.

stanford’s ai class final feedback | Down Home Country Coding With Scott Selikoff and Jeanne Boyarsky


Input: [Area] Final On the midterm, I found the PDF to be equivalent. On the final, I felt like there were some tips/pointers in the online version that were not represented in the PDF. [What I liked]

Output: I liked that the questions were harder than the midterm in that they required more understanding.

stanford’s ai class final feedback | Down Home Country Coding With Scott Selikoff and Jeanne Boyarsky


Input: [Area] Programming It would have been nice to have more of these. Or even link to the programming assignments for the “real” class. [What I liked]

Output: The two programming assignments was fun. I also did some programming to calculate values, check answers and just play with some of the concepts.

stanford’s ai class final feedback | Down Home Country Coding With Scott Selikoff and Jeanne Boyarsky


Input: [Area] Forums Making aiqus the official forum earlier would have helped. While it was well moderated, I feel like it was running into a limitation of the stack exchange (I presume) software. In particular, during the exams, the large # of closed questions drowned out discussion. I would have also liked to see some more discussions like we had in grad school rather than “how do I solve #1.” One way to faciliate that is to have an official question of the week linked to from the course. For example, “how could we apply X to Y” or “discuss stanley; the robotic car”. [What I liked]

Output: There were two forums: reddit and aiqus. I started on reddit because I already used reddit for other things. I then switeched to aiqus when links for each lecture/question started appearing on ai-class.com.

stanford’s ai class final feedback | Down Home Country Coding With Scott Selikoff and Jeanne Boyarsky


Input: [Area] Progress Bar The biggest thing I would change is to provide a list of what you get wrong. (I was informed you can expand the score to see this. I guess minor usability thing since I missed it). I want to know which questions I got wrong way more than I want to know my score. I had to rewatch each homework question to find the things I got wrong so I could learn why. [What I liked]

Output: The stie has a tab where you can see your progress. You could see your score on the quiz/homework/exam along with what % of the week’s lecture you have completed.

stanford’s ai class final feedback | Down Home Country Coding With Scott Selikoff and Jeanne Boyarsky


Input: [Area] Announcements Some corrections were posted on the home page and some were not. Others were quietly made on twitter/facebook/in the question itself. Would be nice to have this centralized. [What I liked]

Output: The home page had announcements like corrections and due dates. Having due dates prominent helps. And even though scores don’t matter, the course is heavily cumulative so you can’t really fall behind. Plus discussions vary on the progress of the course.

stanford’s ai class final feedback | Down Home Country Coding With Scott Selikoff and Jeanne Boyarsky


Input: [Area] Office hours I can’t possibly have feedback on something I didn’t look at! [What I liked]

Output: I didn’t participate.

stanford’s ai class final feedback | Down Home Country Coding With Scott Selikoff and Jeanne Boyarsky


Input: [1] 15% [2] 20% [3] Gingrich has advocated for several years an optional flat tax rate of 15%, which when coupled with Gingrich’s bold entitlement and regulatory reforms, will usher in another era of booming economic growth and new, higher-paying jobs. The Perry rate of 20% is higher than the 17% that Steve Forbes proposed in his 1996 and 2000 presidential campaign. [0]

Output: Rate

Newt Gingrich to Rick Perry: My flat tax is better | Iowa Caucuses


Input: [1] Everyone [2] Families making less than $500,000/year [3] By creating two separate classes of taxpayers, the Perry plan buys into the same class warfare that characterizes the Obama and Romney economic plans. The fact that there are still two brackets – even under a supposed “flat tax” plan – calls into question whether this is really a flat tax at all. [0]

Output: Who Gets to Make Deductions for Charitable Giving and Home Ownership??

Newt Gingrich to Rick Perry: My flat tax is better | Iowa Caucuses


Input: [1] Not deductible in optional flat tax plan [2] Deductible in optional flat tax plan [3] The Gingrich plan has a lower rate so less need for state and local deductions. The deduction is a federal subsidy for states to adopt higher state and local taxes. Removing the subsidy would lead states to reduce state and local taxes, or adopt their own flat tax reforms. The Perry plan erodes states’ competitive advantages by making state and local taxes deductible in his optional flat tax plan. [0]

Output: State and Local Tax Deductions

Newt Gingrich to Rick Perry: My flat tax is better | Iowa Caucuses


Input: [1] Everyone [2] Depends whether capital gains is long term or short term. Perry’s plan eliminates cap gains only for long term. [3] The Gingrich plan maximizes the capital investment and job creation that will accompany the elimination of this tax. The Perry plan only goes halfway, and by levying up to 35% tax on short-term capital gains, it will discourage investment, venture capital, and new jobs creation. [0]

Output: Who Benefits from Elimination of Capital Gains Tax?

Newt Gingrich to Rick Perry: My flat tax is better | Iowa Caucuses


Input: [1] 12.5% [2] 20% [3] The Gingrich plan will create a boom of new American entrepreneurship by dramatically cutting the corporate tax rate to one of the lowest in the developed world. The Perry plan relies upon a short term “tax holiday,” then only drops the corporate tax rate to 20% — only average in the developed world, and still over 20% higher than our closest economic competitor Canada, which has a rate of only 16.5%. Gingrich rate makes U.S. more competitive than Canada. [0]

Output: Corporate Income Tax

Newt Gingrich to Rick Perry: My flat tax is better | Iowa Caucuses


Input: [1] Eventually replace payroll tax with personal accounts, financing better results [2] No change in existing payroll tax [3] Gingrich supports personal savings investment and insurance accounts that would eventually be expanded to finance all of the benefits now financed by the payroll tax, allowing that tax ultimately to be phased out altogether. [0]

Output: Payroll Taxes

Newt Gingrich to Rick Perry: My flat tax is better | Iowa Caucuses


Input: [1] Yes. Substantial. See record at right. [2] None. [3] Speaker Gingrich Record (1995-1999):• Eleven Million New Jobs • Four Straight Balanced Budgets for the First Time Since the 1920s. • Unemployment rate of 4.2%. • Federal Spending Held to the Slowest Growth Rate Since the Early 1950s (avg. of 2.9% a year). • Venture capital investments grew 500% in three years and manufacturing sector grew to 17.43 million jobs. • Bipartisan Welfare Reform that Lifted Millions from Poverty. • Over $400 Billion of National Debt Paid Down [0]

Output: Record in Achieving Dramatic Jobs and Economic Recovery at the National Level?

Newt Gingrich to Rick Perry: My flat tax is better | Iowa Caucuses


Input: [Description] A bricks and clicks toyshop based in Poole, Dorset, UK [Document]

Output: About


Input: [Description] This is a link to the definitions of all continuous integration processes that builds and tests code on a frequent, regular basis. [Document]

Output: Continuous Integration


Input: [Description] This document lists the projects dependencies and provides information on each dependency. [Document]

Output: Dependencies


Input: [Description] This is a link to the issue management system for this project. Issues (bugs, features, change requests) can be created and queried using this link. [Document]

Output: Issue Tracking


Input: [Description] This document provides subscription and archive information for this project's mailing lists. [Document]

Output: Mailing Lists


Input: [Description] This is a link to the definitions of project licenses. [Document]

Output: Project License


Input: [Description] This document provides information on the members of this project. These are the individuals who have contributed to the project in one form or another. [Document]

Output: Project Team


Input: [Description] This is a link to the online source repository that can be viewed via a web browser. [Document]

Output: Source Repository


Input: [Feature] Free Movies [MyPorn] Yes [Porn Hub] Yes [YouPorn] Yes [xHamster] Yes [Beeg.com]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Zero Ads [MyPorn] Yes [Porn Hub] No [YouPorn] No [xHamster] No [Beeg.com]

Output: No

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Input: [Feature] Zero Pop-Ups [MyPorn] Yes [Porn Hub] No [YouPorn] No [xHamster] No [Beeg.com]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] All-HD Movies [MyPorn] Yes [Porn Hub] No [YouPorn] No [xHamster] No [Beeg.com]

Output: No

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Input: [Feature] Site Reviews [MyPorn] Yes [Porn Hub] No [YouPorn] No [xHamster] No [Beeg.com]

Output: No

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Input: [Feature] User Forums [MyPorn] Yes [Porn Hub] No [YouPorn] No [xHamster] No [Beeg.com]

Output: No

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Input: [Feature] User Profiles [MyPorn] Yes [Porn Hub] Yes [YouPorn] No [xHamster] Yes [Beeg.com]

Output: No

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Input: [name] value_type [notes] Destructible [type]

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Input: [name] reference [type]

Output: lvalue of T

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Input: [name] const_reference [type]

Output: const lvalue of T

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Input: [name] iterator [notes] ForwardIterator convertible to const_iterator [type]

Output: iterator pointing to T

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Input: [name] const_iterator [notes] ForwardIterator [type]

Output: const iterator pointing to T

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Input: [name] difference_type [notes] must be the same as iterator_traits::difference_type for iterator and const_iterator [type]

Output: signed integer

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Input: [name] size_type [notes] large enough to represent all positive values of difference_type [type]

Output: unsigned integer

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Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.


Input: [COOKIE name] CATEGORY_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the category info on the page, that allows to display pages more quickly.


Input: [COOKIE name] COMPARE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have in the Compare Products list.


Input: [COOKIE name] CURRENCY [COOKIE Description]

Output: Your preferred currency


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of your customer id with the store.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_AUTH [COOKIE Description]

Output: An indicator if you are currently logged into the store.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of the customer group you belong to.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_SEGMENT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the Customer Segment ID


Input: [COOKIE name] EXTERNAL_NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: A flag, which indicates whether caching is disabled or not.


Input: [COOKIE name] FRONTEND [COOKIE Description]

Output: You sesssion ID on the server.


Input: [COOKIE name] GUEST-VIEW [COOKIE Description]

Output: Allows guests to edit their orders.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_CATEGORY [COOKIE Description]

Output: The last category you visited.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_PRODUCT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The most recent product you have viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] NEWMESSAGE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a new message has been received.


Input: [COOKIE name] NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether it is allowed to use cache.


Input: [COOKIE name] PERSISTENT_SHOPPING_CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: A link to information about your cart and viewing history if you have asked the site.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLL [COOKIE Description]

Output: The ID of any polls you have recently voted in.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLLN [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on what polls you have voted on.


Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have recently compared.


Input: [COOKIE name] STF [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on products you have emailed to friends.


Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The store view or language you have selected.


Input: [COOKIE name] USER_ALLOWED_SAVE_COOKIE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a customer allowed to use cookies.


Input: [COOKIE name] VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: The products that you have recently viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted list of products added to your Wishlist.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST_CNT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The number of items in your Wishlist.


Input: [Description] Shows banners from banner component [Name]

Output: Banner


Input: [Description] Presents links of a menu [Name]

Output: Menu


Input: [Description] Shows a form to log in or create account [Name]

Output: Login Form


Input: [Description] Shows RSS feed links that viewers can use to syndicate to the home page [Name]

Output: Syndicate


Input: [Description] Shows various site stats [Name]

Output: Statistics


Input: [Description] This module shows a list of the calendar months, which contain archived items. [Name]

Output: Archive


Input: [Description] Shows a list of all sections configured in your database [Name]

Output: Sections


Input: [Description] Shows links of content items that have similar keywords [Name]

Output: Related Items


Input: [Description] Presents another URL inside an iframe (a page within a page) [Name]

Output: Wrapper


Input: [Description] Shows polls from the poll component [Name]

Output: Polls


Input: [Description] Shows number of viewers currently on the site [Name]

Output: Who's Online


Input: [Description] Shows a random image [Name]

Output: Random Image


Input: [Description] Shows a random content item from a chosen category [Name]

Output: Newsflash


Input: [Description] Shows link list of most recently published content items [Name]

Output: Latest News


Input: [Description] Shows link list of most popular content items (by page view) [Name]

Output: Popular


Input: [Description] Shows a search box [Name]

Output: Search


Input: [Description] A special module that is created by the administrator, which can contain any sort of HTML [Name]

Output: Custom


Input: [Description] Available balance on your checking, savings and loan accounts [Text Command]


Input: [Description] History of transactions on your account including deposits, cleared checks, ATM and debit card transactions [Text Command]


Input: [Description] Displays more account balances or account history [Text Command]


Input: [Description] Stop or cancel mobile banking [Text Command]


Input: [Description] List of text commands [Text Command]


Input: [Description] Help with text banking [Text Command]

Output: HE


Input: [Type] Venison [Land type] All [Research]

Output: Hunting


Input: [Type] Furniture [Land type] All [Notes] Must be placed in forested area [Research]

Output: Carpentry


Input: [Type] Metalware [Land type] Mountain peak, Highlands and Lowlands [Notes] Must be placed on iron ore [Research]

Output: Metal Bashing


Input: [Type] Clothes [Land type] All [Research]

Output: Tailoring


Input: [Type] Wine [Land type] Valley Side [Research]

Output: Wine Production


Input: [Type] Salt [Land type] Salt Flats [Notes] Must be placed on salt flats [Research]

Output: Salt Working


Input: [Type] Spices [Land type] River 1 [Notes] Must be placed on river area [Research]

Output: Spice Trade


Input: [Type] Silk [Land type] River 2 [Notes] Must be placed on river area [Research]

Output: Silk Trade


Input: [0] EXW [1] Ex Works [2]

Output: The seller's only obligation is to make the goods available at its premises or at another named place (works, factory, warehouse, etc.). The buyer bears all costs and risks involved in taking the goods from the seller’s premises to the desired destination. This term represents the minimum obligation for the seller.


Input: [0] FCA [1] Free Carrier [2]

Output: The seller’s obligation is to hand over the goods, cleared for export, into the charge of the carrier named by the buyer at the named place or point. The parties are advised to specify as clearly as possible the point within the named place of delivery, as the risk passes to the buyer at that point.


Input: [0] CPT [1] Carriage Paid To [2]

Output: The seller pays the freight for the delivery of goods to the carrier or to another person nominated by the seller at the named destination. Once delivered, the risk of loss or damage to the goods is transferred from the seller to the buyer. This term requires the seller to clear the goods for export.


Input: [0] CIP [1] Carriage and Insurance Paid To [2]

Output: The seller has the same obligations as under CPT but has the responsibility of obtaining insurance against the buyer’s risk of loss or damage to goods during carriage. Insurance only needs to be obtained at minimum coverage and the seller is required to clear the goods for export.


Input: [0] DAT [1] Delivered At Terminal [2]

Output: The seller delivers when the goods, once unloaded from the arriving means of transport, are placed at the disposal of the buyer at a named terminal at the named port or place of destination. “Terminal” includes quay, warehouse, container yard or road, rail or air terminal. The seller is responsible for the export clearance procedures and the importer is responsible for clearing the goods for import, arranging import customs formalities, and paying import duty.


Input: [0] DAP [1] Delivered At Place [2]

Output: The seller delivers when the goods are placed at the disposal of the buyer on the arriving means of transport ready for unloading at the named place of destination. The seller is required to clear the goods for export and the importer is responsible for effecting customs clearance, and paying any customs duties.


Input: [0] DDP [1] Delivered Duty Paid [2]

Output: The seller is responsible for delivering the goods to the named place in the country of importation, including all costs and risks in bringing the goods to import destination. This includes all export and import duties, taxes and customs formalities.


Input: [Factors changing supply] Increase in number of suppliers [Effect on supply] Increase [Direction of Shift in supply] Rightward shift [Equilibrium Price] Decrease [Equilibrium quantity]

Output: Increase

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Input: [Factors changing supply] Decrease in number of suppliers [Effect on supply] Decrease [Direction of Shift in supply] Leftward shift [Equilibrium Price] Increase [Equilibrium quantity]

Output: Decrease

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Input: [Factors changing supply] Improved technology [Effect on supply] Increase [Direction of Shift in supply] Rightward shift [Equilibrium Price] Decrease [Equilibrium quantity]

Output: Increase

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Input: [Factors changing supply] Declined technology [Effect on supply] Decrease [Direction of Shift in supply] Leftward shift [Equilibrium Price] Increase [Equilibrium quantity]

Output: Decrease

Past Papers Of All Universities And Boards In Pakistan: Final Term VU past papers of ECO401- Economics solved vu


Input: [Factors changing supply] Increase in future price [Effect on supply] Decrease [Direction of Shift in supply] Leftward shift [Equilibrium Price] Increase [Equilibrium quantity]

Output: Decrease

Past Papers Of All Universities And Boards In Pakistan: Final Term VU past papers of ECO401- Economics solved vu


Input: [Factors changing supply] Decrease in future price [Effect on supply] Increase [Direction of Shift in supply] Rightward shift [Equilibrium Price] Decrease [Equilibrium quantity]

Output: Increase

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Input: [Factors changing supply] Increase in resources' price [Effect on supply] Decrease [Direction of Shift in supply] Leftward shift [Equilibrium Price] Increase [Equilibrium quantity]

Output: Decrease

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Input: [Factors changing supply] Decrease in resources' price [Effect on supply] Increase [Direction of Shift in supply] Rightward shift [Equilibrium Price] Decrease [Equilibrium quantity]

Output: Increase

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Input: [Backup] Backup involves making a copy or copies of data. [Replication] Replication is the act of copying and then moving data between a company’s sites. It is typically measured in Recovery Time Objective (RTO) and Recovery Point Objective (RPO). [Backup vs. Replication]

Output: Definition

Backup vs Replication: Differences & Similarities


Input: [Backup] Backup requires a tape library (usually VTL doing disk-to-disk backup) and some place to store archived tapes. [Replication] Replication requires investment in another, identical, infrastructure, effectively doubling your IT costs. [Backup vs. Replication]

Output: Requirements

Backup vs Replication: Differences & Similarities


Input: [Backup] Backup focuses on compliance and granular recovery, such as recovering a single user’s emails from 5 years ago. [Replication] Replication and recovery focus on business continuity – quick and easy resumption of operations after a disaster or corruption. Minimizing the recovery time objective (RTO) is key. [Backup vs. Replication]

Output: Purpose

Backup vs Replication: Differences & Similarities


Input: [Backup] Backup is typically used for everything in the enterprise, from critical production servers to desktops. [Replication] Replication is often used for mission-critical applications that must always be up and running. [Backup vs. Replication]

Output: Uses

Backup vs Replication: Differences & Similarities


Input: [Backup] Backup typically relies on snapshots which are copies of the data set taken at a pre-determined point in time. [Replication] Replication can be synchronous, asynchronous or near-synchronous and may use Continuous Data Protection (CDP) to enable users to access historic images. [Backup vs. Replication]

Output: How it Works

Backup vs Replication: Differences & Similarities


Input: [Backup] Relatively inexpensive way to avoid data loss. Valuable for compliance. Does not ensure continuity of operations. [Replication] Focused on ensuring that business applications and processes are always available, even after a disaster. More expensive to set up and maintain. [Backup vs. Replication]

Output: Bottom Line

Backup vs Replication: Differences & Similarities


Input: [Training Zone] Recovery [Purpose] Regeneration and recovery [Race fitness] Promotes recovery and therefore training response [Physiological Adaptations]

Output: Increase blood flow to muscles to flush out waste products and provide nutrients

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Input: [Training Zone] Zone 1 [Purpose] Establish base endurance [Race fitness] More efficient use of energy. Prepares body for harder training, works on technique/skill [Physiological Adaptations]

Output: Improves fat metabolism, gets muscles/tendons/ligaments/nerves used to cycling. Increases economy

Heart Rate and Power Training Zones - Guide - Wattbike UK


Input: [Training Zone] Zone 2 [Purpose] Improve efficiency [Race fitness] Able to produce more power with the same level of effort, works on technique/skill [Physiological Adaptations]

Output: Improves the ability to use oxygen, produce power and increases efficiency

Heart Rate and Power Training Zones - Guide - Wattbike UK


Input: [Training Zone] Zone 3 [Purpose] Improve sustainable power [Race fitness] Improved sustainable power, good for all cycling events [Physiological Adaptations]

Output: Improves carbohydrate metabolism, changes some fast twitch muscle to slow-twitch

Heart Rate and Power Training Zones - Guide - Wattbike UK


Input: [Training Zone] Zone 4 [Purpose] Push threshold up [Race fitness] Improved sustainable race pace, useful during tapering or pre-competition periods: too much time in this zone can cause staleness [Physiological Adaptations]

Output: Improves carbohydrate metabolism, develops lactate threshold, changes some fast twitch muscle to slow-twitch

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Input: [Training Zone] Zone 5 [Purpose] Sustain a high percentage of maximal aerobic power [Race fitness] Improved time trialling ability and resistance to short-term fatigue [Physiological Adaptations]

Output: Develops cardiovascular system and VO2max, improves anaerobic energy production and speeds turnover of waste products

Heart Rate and Power Training Zones - Guide - Wattbike UK


Input: [Training Zone] Supra-maximal [Purpose] Increase sprint power output [Race fitness] Develop race-specific skills at race pace, starting power, sprint speed, and the ability to jump away from the bunch [Physiological Adaptations]

Output: Increases maximum muscle power, develops neural control of pedalling at specific cadence

Heart Rate and Power Training Zones - Guide - Wattbike UK


Input: [Title] Court Reporting [Description]

Output: Court reporting word processing and transcript preparation. Students will work through a project book learning all aspects of preparing legal documents and transcripts for depositions, trials,...

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Input: [Title] Criminal Justice & Corrections [Description]

Output: A program that prepares individuals to study the theories and principles, of correctional science and to function as professional corrections officers and other workers in public and/or private...

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Input: [Title] Criminal Justice/Police Science [Description]

Output: A program that prepares individuals to perform the duties of police and public security officers, including patrol and investigative activities, traffic control, crowd control and public relations,...

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Input: [Title] Fire Protection and Safety Technology/Technician [Description]

Output: A program that prepares individuals to apply a knowledge of fire prevention and control skills to problems of reducing fire risk, loss limitation, supervising substance removal, conducting fire...

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Input: [Title] Fire Science/Firefighting [Description]

Output: A program that prepares individuals to perform the duties of fire fighters. Includes instruction in firefighting equipment operation and maintenance, principles of fire science and combustible...

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Input: [Title] Legal Support Services [Description]

Output: A program that prepares individuals to serve as legal office managers, special assistants, and legal secretaries. Includes instruction in office management, secretarial science, principles of U.S. or...

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Input: [0] application- specific semantics? [GIF, PNG] no [PDF] no [XML] no [HTML] no [MathML presentation elements] yes [MathML content elements] yes [XSL-FO]

Output: no

Table 1. Existing and emerging Web document formats placed on the ladder of abstraction


Input: [0] device-independent? [GIF, PNG] no [PDF] no [XML] no [HTML] yes [MathML presentation elements] yes [MathML content elements] yes [XSL-FO]

Output: no


Input: [0] roles known? [GIF, PNG] no [PDF] no [XML] no [HTML] yes [MathML presentation elements] yes [MathML content elements] yes [XSL-FO]

Output: no


Input: [0] scalable? [GIF, PNG] no [PDF] no [XML] unknown [HTML] yes [MathML presentation elements] yes [MathML content elements] yes [XSL-FO]

Output: yes


Input: [0] text in logical order? [GIF, PNG] - [PDF] no [XML] unknown [HTML] yes [MathML presentation elements] yes [MathML content elements] yes [XSL-FO]

Output: yes


Input: [0] text available? [GIF, PNG] no [PDF] yes [XML] yes [HTML] yes [MathML presentation elements] yes [MathML content elements] yes [XSL-FO]

Output: yes


Input: [Tag Description] Emphasized [You Type] Emphasized [You Get]

Output: Emphasized

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Input: [Tag Description] Strong [You Type] Strong [You Get]

Output: Strong

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Input: [Tag Description] Cited [You Type] Cited [You Get]

Output: Cited

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Input: [Tag Description] Coded text used to show programming source code [You Type] Coded [You Get]

Output: Coded

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Input: [Tag Description] Unordered list - use the to begin each list item [You Type] First item Second item [You Get]

Output: First item Second item

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

Output: On


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Unlimited


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

Output: Unlimited


Input: [Property Type] Bank account [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: Three years after the earlier of maturity or the date of the last indication by the apparent owner of interest in the property. A deposit that is automatically renewable is deemed matured for purposes of the above upon its initial date of maturity, unless the apparent owner has consented to a renewal at or about the time of the renewal. The consent to renew must be in writing, evidenced by a memorandum or other record on file with the account holder, or otherwise indicate the apparent owner's interest in the deposit.

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Property Type] Property distributable by a business association in the course of dissolution [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: One year after the property becomes distributable.

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Property Type] Checks or drafts [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: three years

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Property Type] Demutualization proceeds [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: two years

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Property Type] Gift certificates, gift cards, and credit memos [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: Gift certificates/cards: three years after June 30 of the year sold. Customer credits: one year. In-store merchandise credits or gift certificates and cards issued or maintained by a retailer are exempt from reporting requirements. For example, this would include a store credit issued for a return of merchandise without a receipt.

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Property Type] Insurance policies [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: Life or annuity policies: three years. The presumed maturity of an insurance policy is three years.

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Property Type] IRAs or retirement funds [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: three years

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Property Type] Money orders [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: five years

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Property Type] Other intangible personal property not otherwise specified [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: Business association debt: three years. Other property: three years.

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Property Type] Proceeds from class action suits [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: one year

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Property Type] Property held by courts or public agencies [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: one year

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Property Type] Property held by fiduciaries [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: three years

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Property Type] Safe deposit boxes [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: three years

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Property Type] Shares in a financial institution [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: three years

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Property Type] Stocks, dividends, and distributions [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: three years

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Property Type] Traveler's checks [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: 15 years

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Property Type] Deposits and advances owed utility company customer [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: one year

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Property Type] Wages or salaries [Presumed Abandoned After]

Output: one year

Unclaimed Property Rules and Time Limits for Alabama


Input: [Package / System] The Blog Blueprint - The Ultimate Roadmap to Auto Blogging Profits [Description] The World's Premier Auto Blog System. Incredible Training, Powerful Content, Promotion and Blog Installation Tools. Hot = Conversions! They have automated the process rather elegantly. [Rating]

Output: Excellent

Top 10 Best Online Businesses for Home Start UpsZardozZ News and Reviews


Input: [Package / System] Auto Traffic Monopoly [Description] Unique push button traffic software, created by a *real* 7-figure super affiliate, Andrew Wallace. One of the top programs. [Rating]

Output: Excellent

Top 10 Best Online Businesses for Home Start UpsZardozZ News and Reviews


Input: [Package / System] Auto Mass Traffic [Description] Based upon increasing traffic to your website or blog. Has developed special software to automate most of the work of maintaining ecommerce. [Rating]

Output: Excellent

Top 10 Best Online Businesses for Home Start UpsZardozZ News and Reviews


Input: [Package / System] New - Turbo Commissions - Fastest Way To Make Affiliate Commissions [Description] Instructional video. Explains how to design and develop the actual site templates you see listed here knows as squeeze pages. [Rating]

Output: Excellent

Top 10 Best Online Businesses for Home Start UpsZardozZ News and Reviews


Input: [Package / System] Surveys For Checks [Description] How to make money online simply by filling out surveys in your spare time. This one is a twist ! [Rating]

Output: Excellent

Top 10 Best Online Businesses for Home Start UpsZardozZ News and Reviews


Input: [Package / System] Affilorama :: The #1 Affiliate Marketing Training Portal [Description] Affilorama offers written and video lessons, tools, tips and support allowing complete beginners to build up a successful affiliate marketing business from scratch. Free information packages. More expensive but you get what you pay for and this one is the real deal from the feedback we received if indeed you are serious about setting up a top online business professionally. [Rating]

Output: Excellent

Top 10 Best Online Businesses for Home Start UpsZardozZ News and Reviews


Input: [Package / System] Simple Sites Big Profits - Simple Three Page Site Profits $137 Daily! [Description] Now Paying $150 Plus $50 Per Month Commissions! Killer Conversion Rate And Tons Of Affiliate Tools. Free Videos Reveal The Secrets! Your Students Will Learn how you can make simple little websites for big profits. [Rating]

Output: Excellent

Top 10 Best Online Businesses for Home Start UpsZardozZ News and Reviews


Input: [Package / System] The 100k+ Blogging Formula [Description] The 100k+ Blogging Formula is setting the Blogosphere on Fire! Affiliates earn 75% (over $33+) each time this amazing guide sells! The Top Converting Offer - Period! Make Money! It's that simple! Affiliate tools. Definitely worth checking out. [Rating]

Output: Excellent

Top 10 Best Online Businesses for Home Start UpsZardozZ News and Reviews


Input: [Package / System] The Mega eBook Collection [Description] 200 eBooks and Software with Resell Rights. [Rating]

Output: V. Good

Top 10 Best Online Businesses for Home Start UpsZardozZ News and Reviews


Input: [Package / System] Article Steroids Video Course [Description] Transform "Dud" Articles into Traffic & Cash Machines. [Rating]

Output: V. Good

Top 10 Best Online Businesses for Home Start UpsZardozZ News and Reviews


Input: [Package / System] 10 Adsense Secrets [Description] 10 Adsense Scerets To Triple Your Google Adsense Ctr. [Rating]

Output: V. Good

Top 10 Best Online Businesses for Home Start UpsZardozZ News and Reviews


Input: [Scale] C Major [I Chord] C Major [V Chord] G Major [IV Chord]

Output: F Major


Input: [Scale] C#/Db Major [I Chord] C#/Db Major [V Chord] G#/Ab Major [IV Chord]

Output: F#/Gb Major


Input: [Scale] D Major [I Chord] D Major [V Chord] A Major [IV Chord]

Output: G Major


Input: [Scale] D#/Eb Major [I Chord] D#/Eb Major [V Chord] A#/Bb Major [IV Chord]

Output: G#/Ab Major


Input: [Scale] E Major [I Chord] E Major [V Chord] B Major [IV Chord]

Output: A Major


Input: [Scale] F Major [I Chord] F Major [V Chord] C Major [IV Chord]

Output: A#/Bb Major


Input: [Scale] F#/Gb Major [I Chord] F#/Gb Major [V Chord] C#/Db Major [IV Chord]

Output: B Major


Input: [Scale] G Major [I Chord] G Major [V Chord] D Major [IV Chord]

Output: C Major


Input: [Scale] G#/Ab Major [I Chord] G#/Ab Major [V Chord] D#/Eb Major [IV Chord]

Output: C#/Db Major


Input: [Scale] A Major [I Chord] A Major [V Chord] E Major [IV Chord]

Output: D Major


Input: [Scale] A#/Bb Major [I Chord] A#/Bb Major [V Chord] F Major [IV Chord]

Output: D#/Eb Major


Input: [Scale] B Major [I Chord] B Major [V Chord] F#/Gb Major [IV Chord]

Output: E Major


Input: [0] Reliability [Advantages of Disk]

Output: Low MTBF (mean time between failure). Hard disk is invariably significantly more reliable than tape. The only exception to this is that tape can in some instances have better resistance to shock.

Tape vs Disk Backups, has the tape drive finally reached the end of its life


Input: [0] Random Access [Advantages of Disk]

Output: No winding or seeking to find information. Within backup applications this contributes to much faster backup and restore times. Hard disk access times are typically 10 milliseconds whilst it can take minutes to seek the the correct place on a tape.

Tape vs Disk Backups, has the tape drive finally reached the end of its life


Input: [0] Long Life [Advantages of Disk]

Output: Whilst each tape is specified to have only a limited number of read/write cycles, hard disks have virtually no limitation in this regard.

Tape vs Disk Backups, has the tape drive finally reached the end of its life


Input: [0] Price [Advantages of Disk]

Output: As shown in the graph, hard disks seems to be cheaper than equivalent tape media. However this trend may not continue if new tape products are launched.

Tape vs Disk Backups, has the tape drive finally reached the end of its life


Input: [0] Speed [Advantages of Disk]

Output: Raw data transfer rates tend to be superior, although the interface via which the device is connected can tend to limit the transfer rate. With the advent of USB2 and SATA, the raw speed advantage of hard disk is confirmed.

Tape vs Disk Backups, has the tape drive finally reached the end of its life


Input: [0] Rewritabilty [Advantages of Disk]

Output: Instant ability to write over data, whereas tapes can require erase cycles and re-tensioning.

Tape vs Disk Backups, has the tape drive finally reached the end of its life


Input: [Your Current State] Paper or manual workflow for order entry [With MetaCare CPOE]

Output: Fully integrated automated workflow

Computerized Prescriber Order Entry (CPOE) - Meta Healthcare IT Solutions


Input: [Your Current State] Non-standard dosage regimens [With MetaCare CPOE]

Output: Common dose suggestions

Computerized Prescriber Order Entry (CPOE) - Meta Healthcare IT Solutions


Input: [Your Current State] Filing, sorting and labeling EMRs [With MetaCare CPOE]

Output: Easily accessible patient charts accessible anywhere

Computerized Prescriber Order Entry (CPOE) - Meta Healthcare IT Solutions


Input: [Your Current State] Legibility issues [With MetaCare CPOE]

Output: Well-screened orders and instructions

Computerized Prescriber Order Entry (CPOE) - Meta Healthcare IT Solutions


Input: [Your Current State] Tedious time “hunting down” patient charts [With MetaCare CPOE]

Output: Physician “Pick List” for immediate access

Computerized Prescriber Order Entry (CPOE) - Meta Healthcare IT Solutions


Input: [Your Current State] Inability to find clinicians for urgent patient care [With MetaCare CPOE]

Output: Notes and messaging to alert clinician upon log-in

Computerized Prescriber Order Entry (CPOE) - Meta Healthcare IT Solutions


Input: [0] a [1] pronounced as the [2] a [3]

Output: in father

Report Submitted to FAMSI - David Bolles


Input: [0] e [1] pronounced as the [2] a [3]

Output: in made

Report Submitted to FAMSI - David Bolles


Input: [0] i [1] pronounced as the [2] ee [3]

Output: in reed

Report Submitted to FAMSI - David Bolles


Input: [0] o [1] pronounced as the [2] oa [3]

Output: in boat

Report Submitted to FAMSI - David Bolles


Input: [0] u [1] pronounced as the [2] oo [3]

Output: in root

Report Submitted to FAMSI - David Bolles


Input: [0] ay [1] pronounced as the [2] ie [3]

Output: in die (Also written ai)

Report Submitted to FAMSI - David Bolles


Input: [0] ey [1] pronounced as the [2] a [3]

Output: in made

Report Submitted to FAMSI - David Bolles


Input: [0] iy [1] pronounced as the [2] ee [3]

Output: in reed

Report Submitted to FAMSI - David Bolles


Input: [0] oy [1] pronounced as the [2] oy [3]

Output: in boy

Report Submitted to FAMSI - David Bolles


Input: [0] uy [1] pronounced as the [2] ewy [3]

Output: in screwy

Report Submitted to FAMSI - David Bolles


Input: [0] au [1] pronounced as the [2] ow [3]

Output: in how

Report Submitted to FAMSI - David Bolles


Input: [Company] Aero-Space Reports, Inc. [Location] Oklahoma [Business Description]

Output: Aero-Space Reports, Inc. was established in 1969. As a leading aircraft title company in the United States, we are proud of our long-lasting tradition in the aircraft title and escrow industry and plan to continue to provide the best service to...

Aircraft Insurance : Aircraft Services Directory | Business Air


Input: [Company] Aerotitle - Aircraft Title and Escrow Company [Location] Oklahoma [Business Description]

Output: ESCROW SERVICES AEROtitle, insured and bonded, performs as the aircraft escrow agent, a neutral third party to hold funds and documents as instructed and directed to complete the aviation transaction between all parties....

Aircraft Insurance : Aircraft Services Directory | Business Air


Input: [Company] Aviation Insurance Resources [Location] Maryland [Business Description]

Output: Providing a full range of aircraft insurance and aviation insurance products to clients of all sizes. We represent all of the major aviation insurance markets so we can offer you the broadest package of protection at the best available rates. Let...

Aircraft Insurance : Aircraft Services Directory | Business Air


Input: [Company] Insured Aircraft Title Service [Location] Oklahoma [Business Description]

Output: Established in 1963, INSURED AIRCRAFT TITLE SERVICES, INC. (IATS) offers complete title and document recordation services to the entire aviation industry on every continent. For decades IATS has provided aviation...

Aircraft Insurance : Aircraft Services Directory | Business Air


Input: [Company] Jetnet [Location] New York [Business Description]

Output: JETNET is the ultimate source for information and intelligence on business and commercial aircraft worldwide. Our database includes both fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters. We deliver essential information tailored for the aviation professional...

Aircraft Insurance : Aircraft Services Directory | Business Air


Input: [Company] SEKO Enterprises, Inc. [Location] Georgia [Business Description]

Output: In addition to aircraft sales, SEKO Enterprises is proud to announce that it now has a licensed insurance agent on staff. One of the most challenging parts of purchasing a business aircraft or helicopter can be arranging insurance. Clients of...

Aircraft Insurance : Aircraft Services Directory | Business Air


Input: [Company] The James A Gardner Company [Location] Georgia [Business Description]

Output: We are an Aviation Insurance Specialty Brokerage firm originally founded by Jim Gardner in 2005 to own the book of business he developed in partnership with Insuramerica Aviation and then J Smith Lanier & Co. Until August 1, 2011 it...

Aircraft Insurance : Aircraft Services Directory | Business Air


Input: [Company] Tradewinds Aircraft Sales, Inc. [Location] Florida [Business Description]

Output: TRADEWINDS AIRCRAFT SALES, INC. buys, sells, and brokers previously owned planes ranging from single engine through jets. No matter what your needs are we can assist you with your search. We are equipped...

Aircraft Insurance : Aircraft Services Directory | Business Air


Input: [Company] Zanette Aviation Insurance Service, Inc. [Location] California [Business Description]

Output: With over 25 years of experience, our knowledgeable brokers have arranged thousands of aviation insurance policies for clients all across the United States. ZANETTE Aviation Insurance Service, Inc. has developed a successful working...

Aircraft Insurance : Aircraft Services Directory | Business Air


Input: [Table] II-2 [Page number] 16 [Description]

Output: HCV Units in Relation to the Housing Stock of the Central Cities and Suburban Areas of Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] II-4 [Page number] 18 [Description]

Output: Neighborhoods with Vouchers in Relation to Neighborhoods with Affordable and Occupied Housing in the Central Cities and Suburban Areas of Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] II-6 [Page number] 20 [Description]

Output: Neighborhoods with Housing Choice Vouchers and Other Kinds of Assisted Housing in the Central Cities and Suburban Areas of Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] II-8 [Page number] 22 [Description]

Output: Distribution of Neighborhoods by Relative (Expected) Share of HCV in the Affordable Housing Stock in Central City and Suburban Areas of Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] III-2 [Page number] 34 [Description]

Output: Distribution of HCV Families by Neighborhood Poverty Concentration in the Central Cities and Suburban Areas of Each of the Fifty Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] III-5 [Page number] 36 [Description]

Output: Distribution of HCV Families by Race across Neighborhood Poverty Concentration Levels in Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] III-7 [Page number] 38 [Description]

Output: Distribution of HCV Families by Mobility Status across Neighborhood Poverty Concentration Levels in Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] III-9 [Page number] 40 [Description]

Output: Distribution of Subsidized and Non-Subsidized Families Living in Affordable Units across Neighborhood Poverty Level in Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] IV-3 [Page number] 56 [Description]

Output: Proportion of All HCV Heads of Household Who Have Employment Income, at Each of the Selected Neighborhood Poverty Levels in Each of the Central Cities and Suburbs of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] IV-8 [Page number] 58 [Description]

Output: Average Wage Income of All HCV Household Heads at Selected Neighborhood Poverty Levels in the Central Cities and Suburbs of Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] IV-13 [Page number] 60 [Description]

Output: Proportion of All HCV Household Heads Who Have TANF Income, at Selected Neighborhood Poverty Levels in the Central Cities and Suburbs of Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] V-2 [Page number] 74 [Description]

Output: Percent of Neighborhoods with Different HCV Thresholds (Absolute Share) in the Central Cities and Suburbs of Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] V-4 [Page number] 76 [Description]

Output: Mean Tract Poverty Rate by the Ratio of HCV Share to Occupied Units (Absolute Share) in the Central Cities and Suburbs of Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] V-6 [Page number] 78 [Description]

Output: Average Absolute Share by Neighborhood Poverty Level for Four Household Types in Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] V-11 [Page number] 80 [Description]

Output: Mean Gross Rent for Two-Bedroom Unit by the Section 8 Share of Occ'd. Units (Absolute Share) for Central Cities and Suburbs in Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] V-13 [Page number] 82 [Description]

Output: Mean Gross Rent for Two-Bedroom Unit by Neighborhood Poverty Level for Central Cities and Suburbs of Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] B-1 [Page number] 100 [Description]

Output: Age and Race/Ethnicity of the HCV Population in Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] B-2 [Page number] 101 [Description]

Output: Income and Rent Burden of the HCV Population in Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] B-3 [Page number] 102 [Description]

Output: Selected Family and Unit Characteristics of the HCV Population in Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] B-4 [Page number] 103 [Description]

Output: Selected "Turnover" and "Length of Time in Program" Characteristics of the HCV Population in Each of the 50 Largest MSAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] C-1 [Page number] 106 [Description]

Output: Age and Race/Ethnicity of the HCV Population in Each of the 50 States and Washington, DC

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] C-2 [Page number] 107 [Description]

Output: Income and Rent Burden of the HCV Population in Each of the 50 States and Washington, DC

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] C-3 [Page number] 108 [Description]

Output: Selected Family and Unit Characteristics of the HCV Population in Each of the 50 States and Washington DC

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] C-4 [Page number] 109 [Description]

Output: "Turnover" and "Length of Time in Program" Characteristics of the HCV Population in Each of the 50 States and Washington DC

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] D-1 [Page number] 112 [Description]

Output: Age and Race/Ethnicity of the HCV Population in Each of the 50 Largest PHAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] D-2 [Page number] 113 [Description]

Output: Income and Rent Burden of the HCV Population in Each of the 50 Largest PHAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] D-3 [Page number] 114 [Description]

Output: Selected Family and Unit Characteristics of the HCV Population in Each of the 50 Largest PHAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [Table] D-4 [Page number] 115 [Description]

Output: "Turnover" and "Length of Time in Program" Characteristics of the HCV Population in Each of the 50 Largest PHAs

Housing Choice Voucher Location Patterns: Implications For Participant And Neighborhood Welfare | HUD USER


Input: [0] PLANNING ACHIEVEMENT: ACTIVITIES [2] EXAMPLES (what?) [3] APPROACH (how?) [4] TIMESPAN (how long, how often?) [1]

Output: USE (why?)


Input: [0] BACKCASTING [2] Development of environmentally friendly, sustainable tourism [3] "Effect-and-cause" chains; deduce necessary/sufficient precursors [4] From vision date to present: 10 to 30 years [1]

Output: Anchors the distant ideal in the immediate real; what needs to happen


Input: [0] BRAINSTORM STRATEGIES [2] Encourage B&B's, small inns and eco-tours as strategy [3] Brainstorm; borrow strategies from analogous goals previously achieved [4] Rule of thumb: strategies 1/10th the length of the total timeline [1]

Output: Defines how we can make it happen


Input: [0] SET GOALS [2] tourists staying longer at smaller inns, requesting nature guides [3] Operationalize achievement measures for strategies [4] At posted increments parallel to strategies [1]

Output: Defines what will serve to indicate progress: landmarks


Input: [0] IDENTIFY RESOURCES [2] Hawaii: lovely land, fragile resources, need tourism dollars [3] Inventory and brainstorm; solicit cooperation [4] Update per strategy [1]

Output: Defines who we are, what we need to make it happen


Input: [0] BRAINSTORM TACTICS [2] Heighten room tax on large hotels; decrease at inns [3] Brainstorm; borrow tactics from analogous proven strategies [4] Rule of thumb: 1/10th the length of the strategy [1]

Output: Defines which action steps comprise the larger strategies


Input: [0] COMMIT [2] Lobbying at capitol; legislative support [3] Written pledges to act, with action & timeline specified [4] Day of vision session [1]

Output: Confirms our will to create the vision


Input: [0] MONITOR [2] Increase in small businesses; decrease in tourist busses; increase in impacts on local trails [3] Trend analysis; emerging issues analysis; impact assessment [4] Length of total timeline [1]

Output: Asks: Are we making it happen? Any adjustments necessary? Any +/- impacts from our changes?


Input: [Command] Beep [AH Register] 07h [Other Registers]

Output: AL=00h low tone AL=01h high tone


Input: [Command] BUFFER_STATUS [AH Register] 06h [Other Registers]

Output: AL=00h Flush key buffer AL=01h Get # of Bytes in key buffer AL=02h Flush recv buffer for built-in serial port handler AL=03h Get # of bytes in recv buffer for built-in serial port handler


Input: [Command] CLOSE [AH Register] 10h [Other Registers]

Output: AL= channel number to close


Input: [Command] CREATE [AH Register] 11h [Other Registers]

Output: ES= Segment of file name BX= Offset of file name CX= Initial allocated size in paragraphs DX= Size increment in paragraphs


Input: [Command] CURSOR [AH Register] 05h [Other Registers]

Output: AL=00h Get the current cursor position AL=01h Move the cursor CL= Cursor column CH = Cursor Row


Input: [Command] DELETE [AH Register] 14h [Other Registers]

Output: AL= Channel number of file to delete


Input: [Command] DISPLAY_ERROR [AH Register] 18h [Other Registers]

Output: AL= Error code


Input: [Command] END_PROGRAM [AH Register] 00h [Other Registers]

Output: AL=00h Cold start AL=01h Warm start AL>01h End application and enter command mode.


Input: [Command] FIND_FILE [AH Register] 16h [Other Registers]

Output: ES= Segment of file name BX= Offset of file name DS= Segment of file info buffer DX= Offset of file info buffer


Input: [Command] FIND_NEXT [AH Register] 17h [Other Registers]


Input: [Command] GET_CHAR [AH Register] 01h [Other Registers]

Output: AL=00 Echo character being read AL>00h Don't echo character


Input: [Command] GET_LINE [AH Register] 02h [Other Registers]

Output: AL= Maximum # of bytes to read (1-255) ES= Segment of read buffer BX= Offset of read buffer


Input: [Command] GET_MEM [AH Register] 0bh [Other Registers]

Output: AL= Channel # if request made by a handler AL=00h if request not made by a handler BX= Size of requested area in paragraphs


Input: [Command] MEM_CONFIG [AH Register] 0Dh [Other Registers]

Output: ES= Segment of configuration buffer BX= Offset of configuration buffer.


Input: [Command] OPEN [AH Register] 0Fh [Other Registers]

Output: AL= Channel number to open ES= Segment of file or handler name BX= Offset of file or handler name DS= Segment of parameter area* DX= Offset of parameter area* * (built-in serial port handler only)


Input: [Command] PUT_CHAR [AH Register] 03h [Other Registers]

Output: AL= Character to display


Input: [Command] PUT_LINE [AH Register] 04h [Other Registers]

Output: ES= Segment of string BX= Offset of string


Input: [Command] READ [AH Register] 12h [Other Registers]

Output: AL= Channel number CX= Number of bytes to read ES= Segment of buffer ES= Offset of buffer


Input: [Command] REL_MEM [AH Register] 0Ch [Other Registers]

Output: CX= segment of scratch area to release


Input: [Command] ROOM [AH Register] 0Eh [Other Registers]

Output: AL= Directory Number in which to return free space


Input: [Command] SEEK [AH Register] 15h [Other Registers]

Output: AL= Channel number BL=00h Get current file pointer position BL=01h Seek relative to start of file BL=02h Set file pointer to EOD CX= High byte of 24 bit seek offset DX= Low word of 24 bit seek offset


Input: [Command] SET_INTR [AH Register] 0Ah [Other Registers]

Output: AL=00h Define a power switch/system timeout interrupt routine AL=01h Define a low battery interrupt routine AL=02h Disable power switch interrupt AL>02h Enable power switch interrupt. BX= Data segment used for interrupt routine CX= Segment address of interrupt routine DX= Offset address of interrupt routine


Input: [Command] TIMEOUT [AH Register] 09h [Other Registers]

Output: AL=00h Set the display backlight timeout AL=01h Set the system timeout BX= Number of seconds to timeout (1-1800) 0 means disable timeout


Input: [Command] TIME_DATE [AH Register] 08h [Other Registers]

Output: AL=00h Set time and date AL=01h Read time and date ES= Segment of time and date buffer BX= Offset of time and date buffer


Input: [Command] WRITE [AH Register] 13h [Other Registers]

Output: AL= Channel number CX= Number of bytes to write ES= Segment of write buffer BX= Offset of write buffer


Input: [Error Codes] badVerb [Applicable Verbs] N/A [Description]

Output: Value of the verb argument is not a legal or the verb argument is missing.


Input: [Error Codes] badArgument [Applicable Verbs] all verbs [Description]

Output: The request includes illegal arguments, is missing required arguments, includes a repeated argument, or values for arguments have an illegal syntax.


Input: [Error Codes] serviceDisabled [Applicable Verbs] all verbs [Description]

Output: The service is disabled and not available for the repository.


Input: [Error Codes] illegalOperation [Applicable Verbs] all verbs [Description]

Output: The operation is not legal for the given request.


Input: [Error Codes] notAuthorized [Applicable Verbs] all verbs [Description]

Output: The client that made the request is not authorized to use the service.


Input: [Error Codes] internalServerError [Applicable Verbs] all verbs [Description]

Output: The server encountered a problem and was not able to respond to the request.


Input: [Name] Summer Day Camps [Length] 2-Week [Description]

Output: Experience fun, challenging activities, meet new friends and develop independence. For residents of Pamlico and surrounding counties


Input: [Name] Family Camp Week [Length] 1-Week [Description]

Output: Be a camper again! Join your family for an exciting vacation at Camp featuring our dynamic seamanship program and traditional camp activities.


Input: [Name] Family Camp Weekends [Description]

Output: Be a camper again! Join your family for an exciting vacation at Camp featuring our dynamic seamanship program and traditional camp activities.


Input: [Name] Summer Adventure Day Camps [Description]

Output: Come aboard for a one-week adventure. Explore daily programs, local field trips and traditional camp activities. For residents of Pamilco and surrounding counties.


Input: [Name] Mother/ Daughter Weekend [Length] Weekend [Description]

Output: Be a camper with your daughter! Share a one-of-a-kind weekend of boating, traditional camp activities and special time together.


Input: [Name] Father/ Son Weekend [Length] Weekend [Description]

Output: Be a camper with your son! Play for an entire weekend full of boating, fishing, sports and time together.


Input: [Name] Summer Leadership Day Camps [Description]

Output: Leadership program designed to learn leadership skills and mentor to younger campers. Ages 14 and 15.


Input: [Name] Outpost Weekends [Boys or Girls] Coed [Description]

Output: Host your retreat or family gathering on the coast of North Carolina. Packages designed to meet your group needs.


Input: [Name] SAIL On [Ages] 14, 15, 16 [Boys or Girls] Boys, Girls [Length] 2-Week [Description]

Output: Set sail on board a 72' schooner. Gain advanced seamanship knowledge while developing teamwork skills and personal growth


Input: [Name] 1 week (Starter Camp) [Ages] 6, 7, 8, 9 [Boys or Girls] Boys, Girls [Length] 1-Week [Description]

Output: Start the road to a premier camp experience


Input: [Name] 2 week (Mariners) [Ages] 7, 8, 9, 10 [Boys or Girls] Boys, Girls [Length] 2-Week [Description]

Output: Our 2-week overnight camp, which we call our Mariners Program, is a transitional experience for campers between the ages of 7 and 10.


Input: [Name] 4 Week [Ages] 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 [Boys or Girls] Boys, Girls [Length] 4-Week [Description]

Output: Our 4-week session at Camp Sea Gull & Camp Seafarer is our premier program.


Input: [Name] Spring Day Camp [Ages] Spring, Staff, , , , [Description]

Output: Experience fun, challenging activities, meet new friends and develop independence during Spring Break. For residents of Pamlico and surrounding counties.


Input: [SKU] IB204 [Description] Client capable of participating in distributed builds + multi-CPU extension for workstations with up to 4 cores. [Price (USD)] $395.00 [Item name]

Output: Agent + Up to 4 cores

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Input: [SKU] IB208 [Description] Client capable of participating in distributed builds + multi-CPU extension for workstations with up to 8 cores. [Price (USD)] $495.00 [Item name]

Output: Agent + Up to 8 cores

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Input: [SKU] IB216 [Description] Client capable of participating in distributed builds + multi-CPU extension for workstations with up to 16 cores. [Price (USD)] $595.00 [Item name]

Output: Agent + Up to 16 cores

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