Input: [Report dated] 26/06/11 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] 2 [Reported strike No.] OU53

Output: Reaper crew were tasked to engage 2 armed insurgents… only firing a precision Hellfire missile to prevent an ambush once the insurgents were in open ground. The missile strike was successful


Input: [Report dated] 18/06/11 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] 2 [Reported strike No.] OU52

Output: Near Marjeh … The Reaper crew successfully engaged hostile insurgents with a Hellfire missile, using the weapon’s extreme precision and low yield to ensure that the two insurgents were the only casualties.


Input: [Report dated] 12/06/11 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] 0 [Reported strike No.] OU51

Output: A RAF Reaper crew had launched a Hellfire missile at a positively-identified insurgent, when the crew spotted 2 civilians, one of whom was identified as a child… Realising the danger the crew diverted the missile towards an area of scrub land where it detonated harmlessly,


Input: [Report dated] 05/06/11 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU50

Output: Spotted attackers to the NE of Marjah, along with a second group, preparing to attack from a different direction. Identifying the clear threat to the US Marines, the Reaper crew successfully employed Hellfire missiles to engage the insurgents


Input: [Report dated] 20/03/11 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire and GBU-12 [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU48-49

Output: A Reaper deployed multiple Hellfire and GBU-12 weapons in support of Task Force LEATHERNECK (TFL) units during Op BACKBREAKER in Regional Command (East) towards the Afghanistan/Pakistan border


Input: [Report dated] Date:25/03/11 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] 6 [Reported strike No.] MoD statement, Guardian 05/07/11

Output: “A UK Reaper was tasked to engage and destroy two pick up trucks. The strike resulted in the deaths of two insurgents and the destruction of a significant quantity of explosives being carried on the trucks. Sadly, four Afghan civilians were also killed and a further two Afghan civilians were injured.”


Input: [Report dated] 13/03/11 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire 114P [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU47

Output: Reaper crew made the decision to deploy Hellfire AGM 114P missiles in self-defence of the US Marine Corps patrol


Input: [Report dated] 19/12/10 [No. of armed strikes] 5 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU42-46 [Total UK strikes] 148

Output: Reapers have been used 5 times this week to prosecute precise and proportional attacks against insurgents conducting hostile acts against Afghan and ISAF troops


Input: [Report dated] 05/12/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU41

Output: Significant operation was concluded with use of Hellfire direct fire missile


Input: [Report dated] 28/11/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU40

Output: Insurgents committing hostile acts against ANSF & ISAF forces


Input: [Report dated] 21/11/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU39

Output: Positively identified insurgent forces conducting hostile acts


Input: [Report dated] 15/11/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU38

Output: Kinetic events have been successfully concluded against improvised explosive device operations


Input: [Report dated] 08/11/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU37

Output: Kinetic events were authorized to support friendly ground forces who came under attack from enemy fire.


Input: [Report dated] 31/10/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU36

Output: In one notable event REAPER was authorized to engage insurgent IED emplacers


Input: [Report dated] 17/10/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU35 [Total UK strikes] 120

Output: RAF Reapers have been used to identify and destroy Home Made Explosive materials and Factories within urban areas with no collateral damage to other building or people, by using low yield precision guided weapons


Input: [Report dated] 10/10/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU34

Output: Reaper acquired, identified and, once authorized, successfully attacked armed insurgents committing hostile acts against ISAF troops.


Input: [Report dated] 03/10/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU33

Output: Kinetic events were authorized to support friendly ground forces who came under attack from effective enemy fire. After the enemy fire ceased no collateral damage was observed


Input: [Report dated] 26/09/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU32

Output: Explosive manufacturing facility successfully targeted


Input: [Report dated] 26/09/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU31

Output: (No detail given for second strike mentioned in report)


Input: [Report dated] 26/09/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU30

Output: (No detail given for third strike mentioned in report)


Input: [Report dated] 19/09/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Paveway [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU29

Output: Enemy forces observed firing at friendly forces


Input: [Report dated] 30/08/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU28

Output: A Hellfire missile was targeted against an insurgent who was firing a weapon at friendly forces from a concealed firing position.


Input: [Report dated] 22/08/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Paveway [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU27

Output: Insurgents, who were about to fire on coalition troops, were successfully targeted using a 500lb bomb.


Input: [Report dated] 15/08/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Paveway [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU26

Output: Reaper successfully engaged an enemy force firing position located in a tree line using a 500lb GPS guided bomb


Input: [Report dated] 08/08/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] 2 x Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU24-25

Output: Reaper successfully launched 2 Hellfire Missiles against an Enemy Forces firing position


Input: [Report dated] 11/07/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] 2 x Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU22-23 [Total UK strikes] 97

Output: A Reaper fired 2 Hellfire missiles against an enemy forces firing point.


Input: [Report dated] 06/07/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU21

Output: Reaper released a Hellfire missile against an IED emplacement team


Input: [Report dated] 06/07/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Paveway [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU20

Output: A 500lb GBU was also released against an insurgent weapons cache


Input: [Report dated] 29/06/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU19

Output: Reaper released Hellfire missile against armed positively identified insurgents


Input: [Report dated] 29/06/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU18

Output: Reaper released second Hellfire against an IED emplacement team


Input: [Report dated] 30/05/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU17

Output: Reaper successfully delivered Hellfire missile against insurgents firing small arms against coalition forces


Input: [Report dated] 30/05/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU16

Output: (No detail given for second strike mentioned in report)


Input: [Report dated] 30/05/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU15

Output: (No detail given for third strike mentioned in report)


Input: [Report dated] 23/05/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU14

Output: Reaper successfully delivered a Hellfire missile, which was targeted at Insurgents who were in the process of planting an IED.


Input: [Report dated] 08/05/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU13

Output: A Reaper successfully deployed munitions against the Taliban who were in the process of laying an IED


Input: [Report dated] 25/04/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU12

Output: Reaper successfully deployed a weapon against Insurgent who were planning an attack against friendly forces


Input: [Report dated] 17/04/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU11

Output: A Reaper successfully released a weapon against confirmed Insurgents


Input: [Report dated] 10/04/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] 0 [Reported strike No.] OU10

Output: Reaper released weapon against fast-moving target, firing on friendly forces – however weapon diverted to avoid civilian casualties


Input: [Report dated] 10/04/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] ? [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU09

Output: (No detail given for second strike mentioned in report)


Input: [Report dated] 04/04/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Paveway bomb [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU08

Output: Reaper successfully released a 500 lb precision guided bomb against active insurgents


Input: [Report dated] 28/03/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU07

Output: Reaper operators observed an Insurgent firing on a Forward Operating Base. The Reaper successfully launched a Hellfire missile against the Insurgent


Input: [Report dated] 21/03/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU06

Output: Reaper operators successfully launched a precision guided Hellfire missile against an insurgent sharpshooter observed firing on a Forward Operating Base


Input: [Report dated] 20/02/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU05

Output: One successful Hellfire missile attack was made against an insurgent who was attacking a British Patrol with small arms fire


Input: [Report dated] 13/02/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU04

Output: Successfully fired a Hellfire missile against insurgents who were firing with small arms on the patrol.


Input: [Report dated] 06/02/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU03

Output: Successfully fired 1 Hellfire precision guided missile against insurgents who were attacking ground forces.


Input: [Report dated] 23/01/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] ? [Reported strike No.] OU02

Output: After detecting insurgents using a heavy machine gun, an aircraft employed a Hellfire missile and destroyed the weapon


Input: [Report dated] 16/01/10 [No. of armed strikes] 1 [Weapon used] Hellfire [Fatalities reported] 12 [Reported strike No.] OU01 [Total UK strikes] 75

Output: Reaper fired a Hellfire missile which killed 12 insurgents who were massing to attack a target


Input: [Event Name] dragstart [Target] Source node [Bubbles?] ✓ Bubbles [Cancelable?] ✓ Cancelable [effectAllowed] uninitialized [dropEffect] none [Default Action] Initiate the drag-and-drop operation [dataTransfer]

Output: Contains source node unless a selection is being dragged, in which case it is empty


Input: [Event Name] drag [Target] Source node [Bubbles?] ✓ Bubbles [Cancelable?] ✓ Cancelable [effectAllowed] Same as last event [dropEffect] none [Default Action] Continue the drag-and-drop operation [dataTransfer]


Input: [Event Name] dragenter [Target] Immediate user selection or the body element [Bubbles?] ✓ Bubbles [Cancelable?] ✓ Cancelable [effectAllowed] Same as last event [dropEffect] Based on effectAllowed value [Default Action] Reject immediate user selection as potential target element [dataTransfer]


Input: [Event Name] dragleave [Target] Previous target element [Bubbles?] ✓ Bubbles [Cancelable?] — [effectAllowed] Same as last event [dropEffect] none [Default Action] None [dataTransfer]


Input: [Event Name] dragover [Target] Current target element [Bubbles?] ✓ Bubbles [Cancelable?] ✓ Cancelable [effectAllowed] Same as last event [dropEffect] Based on effectAllowed value [Default Action] Reset dropEffect based on effectAllowed value [dataTransfer]


Input: [Event Name] drop [Target] Current target element [Bubbles?] ✓ Bubbles [Cancelable?] ✓ Cancelable [effectAllowed] Same as last event [dropEffect] Current drag operation [Default Action] Varies [dataTransfer]

Output: getData() returns data set in dragstart event


Input: [Event Name] dragend [Target] Source node [Bubbles?] ✓ Bubbles [Cancelable?] ✓ Cancelable [effectAllowed] Same as last event [dropEffect] none [Default Action] Varies [dataTransfer]


Input: [Service] Event Services [Description]

Output: As a certified one-stop shop operation, the Event Services and Summer Programs Office is here to assist you with all of your event and program coordination. Our staff provide logistical support every step of the way, from the selection of the appropriate accommodations and facility space, menu selection for a special reception or barbeque, to signage and equipment rentals. We are committed to exceeding our customer expectations and ensuring your next event or program is a success.

Hampshire College: Massachusetts Banquet Halls & Conference Centers in Amherst - Unique Venues


Input: [Service] Business Services [Description]

Output: The following business services are available: Liability Insurance (TULIP), postal and mail services, and telecommunication services.

Hampshire College: Massachusetts Banquet Halls & Conference Centers in Amherst - Unique Venues


Input: [Service] Catering Services [Description]

Output: Full-service catering is provided by Bon Apetit Catering Services whose mission is to provide the finest quality meals and service at reasonable costs. Working with you, all of your needs will be taken care of, whether it is a simple refreshment break, an elegant dinner, or an overnight group meal plan.

Hampshire College: Massachusetts Banquet Halls & Conference Centers in Amherst - Unique Venues


Input: [Service] Facilities and Grounds [Description]

Output: The Event Services and Summer Programs Office will work with the Physical Plant staff to accommodate specific set-ups for your event.

Hampshire College: Massachusetts Banquet Halls & Conference Centers in Amherst - Unique Venues


Input: [Service] Media Services Department [Description]

Output: Media services provides technical assistance and audio-visual equipment for special events such as lectures and conferences, group activities such as film/video screenings, and sound systems for visiting musicians.

Hampshire College: Massachusetts Banquet Halls & Conference Centers in Amherst - Unique Venues


Input: [Service] Public Safety [Description]

Output: The Hampshire College Department of Public Safety is dedicated to maintaining the safety and peacefulness of our campus. Providing protection and services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, all of our guests are sure to feel secure. Public Safety also assists with any parking needs or accessible parking requests.

Hampshire College: Massachusetts Banquet Halls & Conference Centers in Amherst - Unique Venues


Input: [Huston] Daily Sat Jan 22 09:40:01 2011 [Hain] 2005 with updates from 2008-05-27 [Lagerholm] Daily Sat Jan 22 09:40:01 2011 [0]

Output: Freshness

Has the Internet Run Out of IPv4 Addresses?


Input: [Huston] 2nd order polynomial [Hain] Order N polynomials [Lagerholm] Exponential and linear [0]

Output: Mathematical model

Has the Internet Run Out of IPv4 Addresses?


Input: [Huston] Sum of RIR [Hain] IANA pool [Lagerholm] Individual per RIR [0]

Output: Granularity

Has the Internet Run Out of IPv4 Addresses?


Input: [Huston] Least square fit [Hain] Least square fit [Lagerholm] Least square fit [0]

Output: Fitting method

Has the Internet Run Out of IPv4 Addresses?


Input: [Huston] Fixed low threshold model [Hain] No discussion [Lagerholm] Fixed low threshold model [0]

Output: RIR Pool estimates

Has the Internet Run Out of IPv4 Addresses?


Input: [Huston] 3 pass with 3 month sliding window [Hain] No [Lagerholm] No [0]

Output: Smoothing of data

Has the Internet Run Out of IPv4 Addresses?


Input: [Huston] 1200 days (3.29 years) [Hain] 2000-01-01 to current (9 years) [Lagerholm] 1460 days (4 years) [0]

Output: Historic data used

Has the Internet Run Out of IPv4 Addresses?


Input: [Huston] 2011-01-20 [Hain] 2010-10-01 [Lagerholm] 2011-01-22 [0]

Output: IANA pool depleted

Has the Internet Run Out of IPv4 Addresses?


Input: [Huston] 2011-10-12 [Hain] No estimate [Lagerholm] 2011-10-09 [0]

Output: First RIR pool depleted

Has the Internet Run Out of IPv4 Addresses?


Input: [Huston] No estimate [Hain] 2011-11-01 [Lagerholm] 2012-07-28 [0]

Output: Last RIR pool depleted

Has the Internet Run Out of IPv4 Addresses?


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] GOOGLE_ANALYTICS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Tracks visits and page views on our website.


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: [Animal Sounds] Balloon Break [Dad Challenge] Dance Off [Telephone] T.P. Over Under [Musical Chairs]

Output: Pie in the Face

Picnic Relay Games | Water Balloon | Sack Race | Michigan | Party Rentals - Acme Partyworks


Input: [Animal Sounds] Balloon Race [Dad Challenge] Eggy Race [Telephone] Twist Contest [Musical Chairs]

Output: Ping Pong Ball Race

Picnic Relay Games | Water Balloon | Sack Race | Michigan | Party Rentals - Acme Partyworks


Input: [Animal Sounds] Big Marbles [Dad Challenge] Frisbee Golf [Telephone] Three Leg Race [Musical Chairs]

Output: Red Light Green Light

Picnic Relay Games | Water Balloon | Sack Race | Michigan | Party Rentals - Acme Partyworks


Input: [Animal Sounds] Bubble Machine [Dad Challenge] Golf Ball Race [Telephone] Water Balloon Launch [Musical Chairs]

Output: Sace Race

Picnic Relay Games | Water Balloon | Sack Race | Michigan | Party Rentals - Acme Partyworks


Input: [Animal Sounds] Bucket Brigade [Dad Challenge] Head Catch [Telephone] Water Balloon Toss [Musical Chairs]

Output: Shadow Tag

Picnic Relay Games | Water Balloon | Sack Race | Michigan | Party Rentals - Acme Partyworks


Input: [Animal Sounds] Buddy Boards [Dad Challenge] Hula Hoop Contests [Musical Chairs]

Output: Spud

Picnic Relay Games | Water Balloon | Sack Race | Michigan | Party Rentals - Acme Partyworks


Input: [Animal Sounds] Butt Charades [Dad Challenge] Kickball [Musical Chairs]

Output: Steal the Bacon

Picnic Relay Games | Water Balloon | Sack Race | Michigan | Party Rentals - Acme Partyworks


Input: [Animal Sounds] Clown Shoe Races [Dad Challenge] Limbo [Musical Chairs]

Output: Swing the Statue

Picnic Relay Games | Water Balloon | Sack Race | Michigan | Party Rentals - Acme Partyworks


Input: [Domain] Health & Fitness [Magnitude of Effect] Moderate to Large [Comments]

Output: PA can improve general health and reduce your risk of certain illnesses (e.g., cardiovascular disease) PA can improve fitness level and your capacity to perform your day-to-day activities

Strategies to Increase Your Physical Activity


Input: [Domain] Mental Health [Magnitude of Effect] Small to Moderate [Comments]

Output: PA can improve your mood and give you a more positive outlook on life

Strategies to Increase Your Physical Activity


Input: [Domain] Energy Level [Magnitude of Effect] Moderate to Large [Comments]

Output: PA can increase your energy level and vitality

Strategies to Increase Your Physical Activity


Input: [Domain] Functional Capacity [Magnitude of Effect] Moderate to Large [Comments]

Output: PA can improve your ability to perform the day-to-day tasks such as walking, carrying groceries, or climbing stairs

Strategies to Increase Your Physical Activity


Input: [Domain] Pain [Magnitude of Effect] Small to Moderate [Comments]

Output: After a few days of PA, you may notice a reduction in your joint pain and stiffness

Strategies to Increase Your Physical Activity


Input: [Domain] Quality of Life [Magnitude of Effect] Moderate to Large [Comments]

Output: PA can improve your sense of well being and your willingness to engage more fully in life

Strategies to Increase Your Physical Activity


Input: [Escape Sequence] \a [Meaning] Produces an audible or visible alert. [Name]

Output: Alert


Input: [Escape Sequence] \b [Meaning] Moves the cursor back one position (non-destructive). [Name]

Output: Backspace


Input: [Escape Sequence] \f [Meaning] Moves the cursor to the first position of the next page. [Name]

Output: Form Feed


Input: [Escape Sequence] \n [Meaning] Moves the cursor to the first position of the next line. [Name]

Output: New Line


Input: [Escape Sequence] \r [Meaning] Moves the cursor to the first position of the current line. [Name]

Output: Carriage Return


Input: [Escape Sequence] \t [Meaning] Moves the cursor to the next horizontal tabular position. [Name]

Output: Horizontal Tab


Input: [Escape Sequence] \v [Meaning] Moves the cursor to the next vertical tabular position. [Name]

Output: Vertical Tab


Input: [#] 25 [TV Show] Taxi [Change] -5 [Thoughts]

Output: Only a drop as I added five new shows. Still one of the greatest sitcoms of all time. Original review is here.


Input: [#] 24 [TV Show] Parks & Recreation [Change] NEW [Thoughts]

Output: Couldn't figure out a place for this - it may move higher over time, or lower (though I'd doubt that). Everything about this show was fairly perfect, though the show didn't feel particularly consequential it was so damn funny and earnest. The sheer talent in this show is overwhelming.


Input: [#] 23 [TV Show] The Simpsons [Change] -4 [Thoughts]

Output: Again, I added five shows above this, hence the drop. Truly an example of being punished for being too successful for too long, but by the general rules, ignoring what's turned out to be a majority of the the show means it can't be higher than this.


Input: [#] 22 [TV Show] The Daily Show [Change] -4 [Thoughts]

Output: Honestly, I could even move it down further in terms of how frequently I watch these days (and even more after Jon Stewart leaves later this year), but historically it's been so great.


Input: [#] 21 [TV Show] Sons of Anarchy [Change] NEW [Thoughts]

Output: If this show had ended after, say, four seasons, it would probably be five or six slots higher, maybe more. But it did linger for at least two seasons too many, though I think it rallied in its final season. I really enjoyed the series, LOVED a few seasons and liked most of the rest. 21 feels about right, for now.


Input: [#] 20 [TV Show] The Office (US & UK) [Change] -3 [Thoughts]

Output: While the show fell three slots, this doesn't feel wrong -- the last few seasons of the US series were so much weaker, I couldn't put this higher. But the highs of this show? As good as any comedy ever. Ever. The very first of these Roundups had the show at #12 overall. Yowch.


Input: [#] 19 [TV Show] Justified [Change] NEW [Thoughts]

Output: In six seasons, only one felt slightly less than wonderful - and yet, so few people have even seen it. Timothy Olyphant (who will show again shortly) is brilliant, as is Walton Goggins (who will also) - but I'll just use this as an excuse to repeat my favorite quote: "You meet an asshole in the morning...hey, you met an asshole. You meet assholes all day long, well, maybe YOU'RE the asshole."


Input: [#] 18 [TV Show] Arrested Development [Change] -3 [Thoughts]

Output: The fourth season was bumpy as hell, but I'm resisting the temptation to punish the series disproportionately, especially with so many folks saying it works much better on second viewing. This show bordered on genius when it hit, which was often.


Input: [#] 17 [TV Show] The Shield [Change] NEW [Thoughts]

Output: There are parts of the show that don't age so well, but the story of this LA Police squad is also so original (and influential), so raw ... I think some of the acting is uneven from some tertiary characters, but it's such a great series and ends so brilliantly, I'm glad I went back and watched it end-to-end.


Input: [#] 16 [TV Show] Deadwood [Change] NEW [Thoughts]

Output: The first time I tried to watch Deadwood, I couldn't do it. The second time, I couldn't stop watching. Losing some points only because the story just ends - Season 3 wasn't intended, wrote or directed to be a series finale. Otherwise, it's unlike anything I've ever seen on TV, with fantastic acting everywhere, especially from Timothy Olyphant and Ian McShane.


Input: [#] 15 [TV Show] 24 [Change] -1 [Thoughts]

Output: I think as time goes by, I'm deducting less points for the last few seasons of 24 (which lost most of the magic of the first four or five) and remembering the brilliant series overall.


Input: [#] 14 [TV Show] Survivor [Change] -8 [Thoughts]

Output: A precipitous plunge -- I stand by how great the show is - that's the present tense, because the actual show is still interesting and challenging. But - when they have "All-Star" seasons lately, I don't even remember the folks from those prior seasons. I couldn't remember the names of half of the contestants THIS season until there were like six or seven folks left. It's just a victim of age - but still a landmark show that I love.


Input: [#] 13 [TV Show] Game of Thrones [Change] +3 [Thoughts]

Output: I still look forward to this show as much or more than anything -- and I actually like how it's not exactly like the books. While I don't love every decision that's been made, it's so compelling and original...I don't know if it will ever go much higher than this, but I also can't imagine it will fall too far either. Such a great show.


Input: [#] 12 [TV Show] Six Feet Under [Change] -3 [Thoughts]

Output: This is probably the show I am thinking about rewatching from start to finish the most right now. Man, it was good. But, when I think back on it I really disliked one of the five seasons and in retrospect I think it ages poorly AND I can't think of too many characters I actually liked. Hence, the fall.


Input: [#] 11 [TV Show] Lost [Change] 0 [Thoughts]

Output: As noted earlier, the ending didn't help but still a great, great show.


Input: [#] 10 [TV Show] Cheers [Change] 0 [Thoughts]

Output: I am starting to think too many people forget how amazing this show really was.


Input: [#] 9 [TV Show] Mad Men [Change] +3 [Thoughts]

Output: Now that it's ended - and done so brilliantly, I might add - I re-watched it from start to finish. I loved this show and think it's technically one of the very best shows ever made. I'll be posting a blog entry on how re-watching it made me appreciate it even more.


Input: [#] 8 [TV Show] The West Wing [Change] 0 [Thoughts]

Output: If this show had ended even one year after Aaron Sorkin left, I think it would be top-5 for sure.


Input: [#] 7 [TV Show] Friday Night Lights [Change] 0 [Thoughts]

Output: Clear Eyes, Full Heart, Can't Lose.


Input: [#] 6 [TV Show] Sports Night [Change] -2 [Thoughts]

Output: A tough decision - in some way it's my favorite show of all-time, but by the rules here, just two years and one was uneven at times. It just had to get nudged downward.


Input: [#] 5 [TV Show] Battlestar Galactica [Change] 0 [Thoughts]

Output: If you've seen it, you get it. If you don't, just watch it and stop judging. It's goddamn amazing.


Input: [#] 4 [TV Show] Breaking Bad [Change] +9 [Thoughts]

Output: The biggest gainer - I didn't really know what to do with Breaking Bad, the last time I did this there'd been three seasons out of the masterful five that comprised the series. There simply wasn't a bad episode in the lot, and even this score might be too low.


Input: [#] 3 [TV Show] The Sopranos [Change] 0 [Thoughts]

Output: Same as it ever was. Might be time (gulp) for a re-watch of this, too.


Input: [#] 2 [TV Show] Seinfeld [Change] 0 [Thoughts]

Output: Same as it ever was, too. Someone recently pointed out to me that 80% of Seinfeld plots wouldn't make sense today, simply because of smart phones. Consider your mind blown.


Input: [#] 1 [TV Show] The Wire [Change] 0 [Thoughts]

Output: I rewatched this series a few years ago and if I could rank it higher, I would. It's the best show ever, and you're wrong if you disagree. :)


Input: [Faculty/School/Gov't] Faculty of Arts and Science [Service]

Output: Peer Academic Support Service (P.A.S.S.) Faculty of Arts and Science Advising Appointments Bounce Back


Input: [Faculty/School/Gov't] Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science [Service]

Output: Academic Advisors Academic Assistants


Input: [Faculty/School/Gov't] Graduate Studies [Service]

Output: Advice on Supervisory Relationships at Graduate School Office of Post-Doctoral Training


Input: [Faculty/School/Gov't] School of Business [Service]

Output: Academic Advisors/Commerce Counsellors (book appointments through the Commerce portal)


Input: [Faculty/School/Gov't] School of Computing [Service]

Output: Academic Advisors


Input: [Faculty/School/Gov't] School of Music [Service]

Output: Academic Advising


Input: [Faculty/School/Gov't] School of Nursing [Service]

Output: Academic Advisors


Input: [Faculty/School/Gov't] Arts and Science Undergraduate Society (ASUS) [Service]

Output: ASUS Peer Tutoring


Input: [Faculty/School/Gov't] Queen's Commerce Society [Service]

Output: BrainTrust


Input: [Faculty/School/Gov't] Queen's University Computing Students' Association (COMPSA) [Service]

Output: COMPSA tutoring


Input: [Faculty/School/Gov't] Queen's Engineering Society [Service]

Output: EngLinks


Input: [Faculty/School/Gov't] Society of Graduate and Professional Students (SGPS) [Service]

Output: SGPS Student Advisors


Input: [Union] A legal document that defines hours of work, wages and other conditions of employment; establishes procedures for the resolution of disputes [Non-Union] No contract. Rules and policies may be changed at any time with no employee input. [0]

Output: Contract


Input: [Union] Union wages are negotiated with the Company and are guaranteed and spelled out in your contract. [Non-Union] The Company sets wages, pay scales and raises often resulting in arbitrary and unfair compensation. [0]

Output: Wages


Input: [Union] Used to determine, among other things, placement on wage schedule, layoff procedure, vacation and holiday scheduling, overtime assignments, job bidding, shift scheduling. [Non-Union] At the Company’s discretion whether or not to use seniority. No guarantees. [0]

Output: Seniority


Input: [Union] For just cause only, following progressive discipline. [Non-Union] “At will” employment – anyone can be fired at any time for any reason. [0]

Output: Discipline


Input: [Union] A contract provides a structured procedure for handling disputes in the workplace (things that are in violation of that contract). [Non-Union] The Company says it has an “open door” policy to discuss issues, but the company decides whether or not to deal with grievances and has the last say. [0]

Output: Grievances


Input: [Union] Benefits are negotiated by the union. [Non-Union] Not required under law. At the Company’s option. [0]

Output: Health and Welfare/Pensions


Input: [Union] Paid vacation negotiated according to length of service. [Non-Union] Vacations given, paid or unpaid, at the company’s discretion. [0]

Output: Vacations


Input: [Union] Negotiated leaves, which go beyond what the laws provide, with return to work guarantees. [Non-Union] The Company must grant only those leaves mandated by law and only under strict guidelines. [0]

Output: Leaves of Absence


Input: [Union] Protected by seniority. [Non-Union] No protection. [0]

Output: Layoffs


Input: [Union] Small portion of entire wages and benefits paid to union for having representation. [Non-Union] No dues = no rights! [0]

Output: Dues


Input: [Wake Lock] ACQUIRE_CAUSES_WAKEUP [Description]

Output: Normally wake locks don't actually wake the device, they just cause it to remain on once it's already on. Think of the video player app as the normal behavior. Notifications that pop up and want the device to be on are the exception; use this flag to be like them.


Input: [Wake Lock] FULL_WAKE_LOCK [Description]

Output: Wake lock that ensures that the screen and keyboard are on at full brightness.


Input: [Wake Lock] ON_AFTER_RELEASE [Description]

Output: When this wake lock is released, poke the user activity timer so the screen stays on for a little longer.


Input: [Wake Lock] PARTIAL_WAKE_LOCK [Description]

Output: Wake lock that ensures that the CPU is running. The screen might not be on.


Input: [Wake Lock] SCREEN_BRIGHT_WAKE_LOCK [Description]

Output: Wake lock that ensures that the screen is on at full brightness; the keyboard backlight will be allowed to go off.


Input: [Wake Lock] SCREEN_DIM_WAKE_LOCK [Description]

Output: Wake lock that ensures that the screen is on, but the keyboard backlight will be allowed to go off, and the screen backlight will be allowed to go dim.


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: [Index] Broadband Index [Data Year] 2010 [How is it computed?]

Output: Number MDF per km2 times population density


Input: [Index] Business Tax Index [Data Year] 2012 [How is it computed?]

Output: Business tax per resident


Input: [Index] Real Estate Tax Index [Data Year] 2012 [How is it computed?]

Output: Real estate tax per resident


Input: [Index] Domain Index [Data Year] 2012 [How is it computed?]

Output: Number of DE-Domains per 100 residents


Input: [Index] Tax Index [Data Year] 2007 [How is it computed?]

Output: Wage tax per 100 residents


Input: [Index] Construction Index [Data Year] 2012 [How is it computed?]

Output: Construction permissions per 1000 residents


Input: [Index] Demography Index [Data Year] 2007-2012 [How is it computed?]

Output: Change in population over the last 5 years in percent


Input: [Index] Employment Index [Data Year] 2013 [How is it computed?]

Output: Number of employed divided by number of unemployed people


Input: [Index] Patent Index [Data Year] 2010 [How is it computed?]

Output: Patent applications per 1 million residents


Input: [Index] Income Index [Data Year] 2007 [How is it computed?]

Output: Number of persons with less than 10.000 € income per year divided by the number of persons with more than 50.000 € income per year


Input: [Index] Litter Index [Data Year] 2011 [How is it computed?]

Output: Litter per resident (in kg)


Input: [Index] Construction Land Price Index [Data Year] 2012 [How is it computed?]

Output: Average price for a m2 of building land (€)


Input: [Index] Population Density index [Data Year] 2012 [How is it computed?]

Output: Population per km2


Input: [Index] Youth Unemployment Index [Data Year] 2013 [How is it computed?]

Output: Unemployment rate within the group of 15 the 25 year-olds


Input: [Index] Commercial Construction Index [Data Year] 2012 [How is it computed?]

Output: Building permissions in m2 per business


Input: [Index] Company Growth Index [Data Year] 2006-2011 [How is it computed?]

Output: Change in the number of companies within the last 5 years in percent


Input: [Index] Debt Index [Data Year] 2011 [How is it computed?]

Output: Debt of rural district per resident


Input: [Index] Crime Rate Index [Data Year] 2010 [How is it computed?]

Output: Sum of Murder Index, Heist Index, Theft Index, Burglary Index


Input: [Index] Education Index [Data Year] 2012 [How is it computed?]

Output: Number of pupils receiving an college degree divided by number of pupils receiving a degree


Input: [Index] Freight Traffic Index [Data Year] 2012 [How is it computed?]

Output: Freight traffic in rural district (loading and unloading) per resident


Input: [Index] Voter Participation Index [Data Year] 2009 [How is it computed?]

Output: Voter participation in the Bundestag-election


Input: [SONG] Stranger pickin' (edit) [ARTIST] Roger Wallace [LABEL] Texas Music Group [ALBUM]

Output: The Lowdown

Midday Country Merry Go Round: July 2012


Input: [SONG] Step aside [ARTIST] Faron Young [LABEL] Mercury [ALBUM]

Output: The Best of Faron Young

Midday Country Merry Go Round: July 2012


Input: [SONG] The lovin' machine [ARTIST] Johnny Paycheck [LABEL] Country Music Foundation [ALBUM]

Output: The Real Mr. Heartache

Midday Country Merry Go Round: July 2012


Input: [SONG] Broken hearts will haunt your soul [ARTIST] Charlie Walker [LABEL] Bear Family [ALBUM]

Output: Pick Me Up On Your Way Down

Midday Country Merry Go Round: July 2012


Input: [SONG] Your old love letters [ARTIST] Ray Price [LABEL] Bear Family [ALBUM]

Output: Ray Price & The Cherokee Cowboys

Midday Country Merry Go Round: July 2012


Input: [SONG] Wings upon your horns [ARTIST] Loretta Lynn [LABEL] Time-Life [ALBUM]

Output: Legendary Country Singers

Midday Country Merry Go Round: July 2012


Input: [SONG] Train of love [ARTIST] Johnny Cash [LABEL] Varese Sarabande [ALBUM]

Output: Complete Original Sun Singles

Midday Country Merry Go Round: July 2012


Input: [SONG] Playboy [ARTIST] Wynn Stewart [LABEL] Varese Sarabande [ALBUM]

Output: Very Best of Wynn Stewart 1958-1962

Midday Country Merry Go Round: July 2012


Input: [SONG] Broke and broken hearted [ARTIST] Heather Myles [LABEL] Ah Ha [ALBUM]

Output: In The Wind

Midday Country Merry Go Round: July 2012


Input: [SONG] Sound of a heartache [ARTIST] Johnny Bush [LABEL] Stop (lp) [ALBUM]

Output: Sound of a Heartache

Midday Country Merry Go Round: July 2012


Input: [SONG] A moment ain't very long [ARTIST] Johnny Bush [LABEL] Stop (lp) [ALBUM]

Output: Sound of a Heartache

Midday Country Merry Go Round: July 2012


Input: [SONG] Savannah's waltz [ARTIST] Megan B. Lynch [LABEL] Fiddlestar [ALBUM]

Output: Lovely Weather We're Having

Midday Country Merry Go Round: July 2012


Input: [SONG] Comedy/Homesick [ARTIST] Ferlin Husky [LABEL] Jasmine [ALBUM]

Output: Feelin' Better All Over

Midday Country Merry Go Round: July 2012


Input: [SONG] The cannonball [ARTIST] Carter Family [LABEL] Bear Family [ALBUM]

Output: In The Shadow Of Clinch Mountain

Midday Country Merry Go Round: July 2012


Input: [Regex] Character Classes :(e.g. \d; \w) [Ruby] Yes [Perl] Yes [Python/R] Yes [Unix] No [JavaScript] Yes [PHP] Yes [.NET] Yes [Java]

Output: No


Input: [Regex] POSIX bracket expressions [Ruby] Yes [Perl] Yes [Python/R] No [Unix] Yes [JavaScript] No [PHP] Yes [.NET] No [Java]

Output: No


Input: [Regex] Quantifiers: * [Ruby] Yes [Perl] Yes [Python/R] Yes [Unix] Yes [JavaScript] Yes [PHP] Yes [.NET] Yes [Java]

Output: Yes


Input: [Regex] Quantifiers: + and ? [Ruby] Yes [Perl] Yes [Python/R] Yes [Unix] No [JavaScript] Yes [PHP] Yes [.NET] Yes [Java]

Output: Yes


Input: [Regex] Anchors: \A and \Z [Ruby] Yes [Perl] Yes [Python/R] Yes [Unix] No [JavaScript] No [PHP] Yes [.NET] Yes [Java]

Output: Yes


Input: [Regex] Line break: /m [Ruby] Yes [Perl] Yes [Python/R] No [Unix] Yes [JavaScript] Yes [PHP] Yes [.NET] No [Java]

Output: No


Input: [Regex] Special command for line break [Ruby] No [Perl] No [Python/R] Yes [Unix] No [JavaScript] No [PHP] No [.NET] Yes [Java]

Output: Yes


Input: [Regex] Lookaround assertions [Ruby] only 1.9 and above [Perl] Yes [Python/R] Yes [Unix] No [JavaScript] No [PHP] Yes [.NET] Yes [Java]

Output: Yes


Input: [Date] 09/09/39 [Ship] President Harding [Cause] Detained by French [Result] Released; Cargo removed [Location] NAtlantic [Deaths] None [Type]

Output: Passenger Ship

U.S. ships sunk or damaged in North Atlantic during World War II

1939 North Atlantic (7 ships)


Input: [Date] 09/09/39 [Ship] Wacosta [Cause] Stopped by German U-boat [Result] Released 3 hours [Location] NAtlantic [Deaths] None [Type]

Output: Freighter

U.S. ships sunk or damaged in North Atlantic during World War II

1939 North Atlantic (7 ships)


Input: [Date] 09/10/39 [Ship] Hybert [Cause] Stopped by German U-boat [Result] Released 2 hours [Location] NAtlantic [Deaths] None [Type]

Output: Freighter

U.S. ships sunk or damaged in North Atlantic during World War II

1939 North Atlantic (7 ships)


Input: [Date] 09/11/39 [Ship] R. G. Stewart [Cause] Stopped by German U-boat [Result] None [Location] NAtlantic [Deaths] None [Type]

Output: Tanker

U.S. ships sunk or damaged in North Atlantic during World War II

1939 North Atlantic (7 ships)


Input: [Date] 09/18/39 [Ship] Eglantine [Cause] Stopped by German U-boat [Result] None [Location] NAtlantic [Deaths] None [Type]

Output: Freighter

U.S. ships sunk or damaged in North Atlantic during World War II

1939 North Atlantic (7 ships)


Input: [Date] 10/04/39 [Ship] Iroquois [Cause] Threatened sinking by Germans [Result] Coast Guard and Navy escort [Location] NAtlantic [Deaths] None [Type]

Output: Passenger Ship

U.S. ships sunk or damaged in North Atlantic during World War II

1939 North Atlantic (7 ships)


Input: [Date] 10/09/39 [Ship] City of Flint [Cause] Captured [Result] Released [Location] NAtlantic [Deaths] None [Type]

Output: Freighter

U.S. ships sunk or damaged in North Atlantic during World War II

1939 North Atlantic (7 ships)


Input: [Deal Made With] Baelfire [Desires] Baelfire's happiness [Reason] Rumplestiltskin's love for his son [Status] Broken by Rumplestiltskin, who chooses to not give up the Dark One's power [Offers]

Output: To give up the Dark One's power

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Input: [Deal Made With] William Smee [Desires] A magic bean [Reason] To find Baelfire [Status] Never made [Offers]

Output: Smee's youth

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Input: [Deal Made With] Seer [Desires] Knowledge on how to find his son [Reason] To find Baelfire [Status] Completed [Offers]

Output: Take the Seer's power

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Input: [Deal Made With] Milah [Desires] A magic bean [Reason] To find Baelfire [Status] Never made; killed Milah and cut off Hook's hand, leaving without the bean. [Offers]

Output: Milah and Hook's life

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Input: [Deal Made With] Jiminy Cricket [Desires] The potion's victims [Reason] Unknown [Status] Completed [Offers]

Output: Marionette transforming potion

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Input: [Deal Made With] Cora [Desires] Cora's "firstborn" [Reason] The child will cast the Dark Curse [Status] Revised [Offers]

Output: Teach her how to use magic

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Input: [Deal Made With] Cora [Desires] "Rumplestiltskin's child" [Reason] He loves Cora [Status] Completed (did not get first-born child as result of a revised deal) [Offers]

Output: Teach her how to use magic

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Input: [Deal Made With] Ingrid [Desires] Ribbons worn by her, Helga and Gerda [Reason] The magic from their sisterly bond contained in the ribbons [Status] Completed [Offers]

Output: Control over her ice magic through magic gloves and a magic urn

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Input: [Deal Made With] Ruth [Desires] One of her sons (Prince James) [Reason] To give to King George [Status] Completed [Offers]

Output: Prosperity on her family's farm

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Input: [Deal Made With] The Evil Queen [Desires] A favor [Reason] She will cast the Dark Curse [Status] Completed [Offers]

Output: Magic lessons

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Input: [Deal Made With] Victor Frankenstein [Desires] Knowledge of how to bring back the dead [Reason] Regina's heartbreak [Status] Unknown [Offers]

Output: Gold

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Input: [Deal Made With] Mad Hatter [Desires] Transport and introduce Victor Frankenstein to Queen Regina [Reason] To cause Regina's heartbreak [Status] Completed (obtained passport from Regina) [Offers]

Output: A royal passport

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Input: [Deal Made With] Mad Hatter [Desires] Slippers and crystal ball [Reason] To find Baelfire [Status] Completed (obtained only the crystal ball) [Offers]

Output: Gold

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Input: [Deal Made With] Dr. Frankenstein [Desires] Regina's heartbreak [Reason] Regina's willingness to learn magic [Status] Completed (obtained enchanted heart from Regina) [Offers]

Output: An enchanted heart

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Input: [Deal Made With] Anna [Desires] To tell why Anna's mother and father came to see him [Reason] Knows that she will not give the Apprentice the liquid, an antidote to a poison Rumplestiltskin gave him, thus allowing Rumplestiltskin to get past him. He makes this request of Anna in hopes that she will "face her inner darkness, and turn away from it," another requirement to get past the protective enchantment on the Sorcerer's Hat, which he wishes to retrieve [Status] Broken by Anna, who does not mix the liquid into the tea [Offers]

Output: For her to mix a liquid into the Apprentice's tea

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Input: [Deal Made With] Ingrid [Desires] The Sorcerer's Hat [Reason] He wants the Sorcerer's Hat [Status] Never made; Ingrid makes a deal with the Apprentice instead, exchanging the urn for passage to the Land Without Magic [Offers]

Output: The urn containing Elsa

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Input: [Deal Made With] Sir Maurice [Desires] Belle's eternal servitude [Reason] "He needs a maid" [Status] Never made (Belle made deal instead) [Offers]

Output: Protection from ogres

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Input: [Deal Made With] Belle [Desires] Belle's eternal servitude [Reason] "He needs a maid" [Status] Completed [Offers]

Output: Protection from ogres

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Input: [Deal Made With] Sheriff of Nottingham [Desires] To learn the location of Robin Hood [Reason] To kill Robin Hood for stealing from him [Status] Completed [Offers]

Output: His tongue

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Input: [Deal Made With] Queen Regina [Desires] Regina to cutoff all trade with King George's realm [Reason] Needs King George's kingdom bankrupt [Status] Completed [Offers]

Output: To perform a shapeshifting spell on her

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Input: [Deal Made With] King George [Desires] The Fairy Godmother's location [Reason] He wants her wand [Status] Completed [Offers]

Output: Prince Charming

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Input: [Deal Made With] Belle [Desires] Rumplestiltskin telling her how he lost his son [Reason] Rumplestiltskin falling in love with Belle [Status] Completed in Storybrooke [Offers]

Output: Belle returning from town with straw

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Input: [Deal Made With] Snow White [Desires] A lock of Snow's hair [Reason] To make a true love potion [Status] Completed [Offers]

Output: Forgetfulness potion

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Input: [Deal Made With] Snow White [Desires] Nothing [Reason] Being invested in her future; he knows her daughter will break the Dark Curse. [Status] Completed [Offers]

Output: A bow and a map to kill the Evil Queen

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Input: [Deal Made With] Prince Charming [Desires] Charming's cloak, which has a few strands of his hair. [Reason] To make a true love potion from a strand of Charming's hair [Status] Completed [Offers]

Output: Snow's location

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Input: [Deal Made With] Prince Charming [Desires] Placing the potion inside Maleficent [Reason] Bringing magic to Storybrooke [Status] Completed [Offers]

Output: An enchanted ring

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Input: [Deal Made With] Prince Charming [Desires] Nothing [Reason] Rumplestiltskin had no interest in helping him [Status] Never made (Prince Charming lied) [Offers]

Output: A weapon to help Snow White to believe she was able to defeat the Evil Queen

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Input: [Deal Made With] Cinderella [Desires] Cinderella's firstborn [Reason] To get a favor from Emma. [Status] Nullified [Offers]

Output: A night at the ball

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Input: [Deal Made With] Snow White [Desires] Nothing [Reason] Regina will cast the Dark Curse out of desperation [Status] Completed [Offers]

Output: An enchantment that will prove if Regina can change

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Input: [Deal Made With] Snow White [Desires] Emma's name [Reason] To bring back his memories [Status] Completed [Offers]

Output: Information about the Dark Curse

Rumplestiltskin and Mr. Gold's Deals - Once Upon a Time Wiki, the Once Upon a Time encyclopedia


Input: [Deal Made With] Evil Queen [Desires] Comfort and favors [Reason] To maintain his power [Status] Completed [Offers]

Output: How to cast the Dark Curse

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Input: [protocol] source IP [decimal] dotted [number or] decimal [`*'] address [1]

Output: address


Input: [protocol] source [decimal] dotted [number or] decimal [`*'] mask [1]

Output: mask


Input: [protocol] source [decimal] decimal [number or] number or [`*'] `*' or a [6] range [1]

Output: port


Input: [protocol] destinatio [2] address [decimal] dotted [number or] decimal [`*'] address [1]

Output: n IP


Input: [protocol] destinatio [decimal] dotted [number or] decimal [`*'] mask [1]

Output: n mask


Input: [protocol] destinatio [decimal] decimal [number or] number or [`*'] `*' or a [6] range [1]

Output: n port


Input: [light] MODE [Mode light] Blue [Description]

Output: This light is a constant blue, when the modem is connected to the 4G network, but no data is transferred. The indicator light flashes blue when data is being transferred.

HUAWEI B593 4G LTE CPE Industrial Wireless Router Specs, Features and Settings | 4G LTE Mobile Broadband


Input: [light] MODE [Mode light] Green [Description]

Output: This indicator light is constantly green when the modem is connected to a 3G network, but no data is transferred. The indicator light flashes green when data is being transferred.

HUAWEI B593 4G LTE CPE Industrial Wireless Router Specs, Features and Settings | 4G LTE Mobile Broadband


Input: [light] MODE [Mode light] Orange [Description]

Output: This light is constantly orange when the modem is connected to a 2G network, but no data is transferred. The indicator light flashes orange when data is being transferred.

HUAWEI B593 4G LTE CPE Industrial Wireless Router Specs, Features and Settings | 4G LTE Mobile Broadband


Input: [light] MODE [Mode light] White [Description]

Output: This light will flash white when the modem to connect to the wireless network.

HUAWEI B593 4G LTE CPE Industrial Wireless Router Specs, Features and Settings | 4G LTE Mobile Broadband


Input: [light] MODE [Mode light] Red [Description]

Output: This light is constantly red when the modem can not connect to a wireless network or modem is not a wireless network.

HUAWEI B593 4G LTE CPE Industrial Wireless Router Specs, Features and Settings | 4G LTE Mobile Broadband


Input: [light] MODE [Mode light] Mulberry [Description]

Output: This light is on when the SIM card is not recognized, or PIN has not been or PIN authentication fails.

HUAWEI B593 4G LTE CPE Industrial Wireless Router Specs, Features and Settings | 4G LTE Mobile Broadband


Input: [light] WLAN [Mode light] On [Description]

Output: WLAN function is enabled.

HUAWEI B593 4G LTE CPE Industrial Wireless Router Specs, Features and Settings | 4G LTE Mobile Broadband


Input: [light] LAN1-LAN4 [Mode light] On [Description]

Output: This light is on when the computer or other device is connected to the LAN port.

HUAWEI B593 4G LTE CPE Industrial Wireless Router Specs, Features and Settings | 4G LTE Mobile Broadband


Input: [light] SIGNAL [Mode light] On [Description]

Output: More bars are lit, the stronger the wireless signal.

HUAWEI B593 4G LTE CPE Industrial Wireless Router Specs, Features and Settings | 4G LTE Mobile Broadband


Input: [Para. #] 1,2 [Comment] Copeland surveyed area to determine if acceptable; review pending review of slopes pending [Issue]

Output: accessible loading zone

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 3a [Comment] accessible route (sidewalk with curb) has been provided remediation completed [Issue]

Output: non-compliant route from accessible parking to lobby

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 3b [Comment] stairs have been eliminated per SKA - 171 remediation completed [Issue]

Output: accessible route from boardwalk to entry

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 3c [Comment] stairs have been eliminated per SKA - 171 remediation completed [Issue]

Output: accessible route from boardwalk to terrace; see Consent Decree paragraph C.15

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 3d [Comment] door has been alarmed and equipped with emergency exit only sign remediation completed [Issue]

Output: accessible route from garage to boardwalk; see Consent Decree paragraph C.14

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 3e [Comment] sidewalk removed remediation completed [Issue]

Output: access from public transportation

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 3f [Comment] ramps fully accessible ok as designed & built [Issue]

Output: curb ramps not fully accessible

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 4 [Comment] accessible route provided for accessible spaces at northern end of garage remediation completed [Issue]

Output: no accessible route from accessible parking spaces at northern end of garage

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 5 [Comment] BBG Bulletins 20E and 20F address the garage van accessible space (drawing 3A-2); civil engineering work to be provided by Pennoni Associates remediation pending [Issue]

Output: no van accessible spaces provided in garage; see Consent Decree paragraph C.18.a.1

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 6 [Comment] slopes comply per survey ok as designed & built [Issue]

Output: non-compliant slope of employee/service ramp on ground floor

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 7 [Comment] slopes comply per survey ok as designed & built [Issue]

Output: non-compliant curb ramp to all garage elevator areas on all levels

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 8 [Comment] will incorporate into final room matrix remediation pending [Issue]

Output: accessible rooms - hearing impairments; only have 5 rooms, need 3 more

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 9 [Comment] will incorporate into final room matrix remediation pending [Issue]

Output: fully accessible rooms - need to increase the number

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 10 [Comment] will incorporate into final room matrix remediation pending [Issue]

Output: distribution of accessible rooms does not provide full range of options

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 11, 12 [Comment] modified per approved SKA-171 remediation complete [Issue]

Output: access to the terrace from the restaurant is not the same as for the general public; handrails at the stairs are non-compliant; see Consent Decree paragraphs C.16 and C.18.a.3

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 13 [Comment] accessible maneuvering room clearances exist design clarified & ok as built [Issue]

Output: five meeting room entry doors lack required maneuvering room clearances

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 14, 15 [Comment] 1 bench in each locker has been removed - punch list item remediation completed [Issue]

Output: locker room benches and clearances do not comply

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 16 [Comment] work completed - punch list item remediation completed [Issue]

Output: mens locker room privacy wall lacks 48" clear width

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 17 [Comment] area modified to provide required turning radius - punch list item remediation completed [Issue]

Output: mens and womens public lockers lack access due to clear width less than 5' required in an alcove

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 18 [Comment] pipe insulation has been provided - punch list item ok as designed & built [Issue]

Output: public restrooms do not show pipe insulation

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 19 [Comment] ambulatory stall installed - punch list item design clarified & ok as built [Issue]

Output: in the mens and womens 2nd floor restrooms, a 36" wide stall with an outward swinging, self closing door and parallel grab bars is required in addition to the accessible stall

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 20 [Comment] design revised remediation pending [Issue]

Output: no accessible route to the employee restroom adjacent to the pot washing area, through the doors of the beverage and display kitchen area

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 21 [Comment] required turning radii provided ok as designed & built [Issue]

Output: guestroom bathrooms 511 and 2215 and mens 3rd floor public restroom lack unobstructed 60" turning space within the room

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 22 [Comment] a 10" drywall partition has been constructed behind the grab bar; space does not exceed 1 1/2"; strength/safety of glazing is not an ADA issue - punch list issue remediation completed [Issue]

Output: guest room bathroom 511 has toilet side grab bar in front of window ; drawings depict space between grab bar and glazing as exceeding the 1 1/2" space between the grab bar and the wall; safety concerns about an individual exerting considerable lateral force against the glazing and the plans do not indicate the composition of strength of the glazing

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 23 [Comment] mirrors moved - punch list issue remediation completed [Issue]

Output: framed decorative mirrors may not have the edge of the reflective surface higher than 40"

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 24 [Comment] owner provided item ok as provided [Issue]

Output: transfer seats were not shown on drawings for all accessible showers and tubs

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 25 [Comment] Moen 2343 Monticello control mechanisms are correctly installed and are ADA compliant - controls provided are compliant as revised remediation completed as revised [Issue]

Output: drawings show non-compliant control mechanisms and incorrect mounting locations for accessible bathtubs and showers

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 26 [Comment] installed seats are folding design clarified - ok as built [Issue]

Output: showers in accessible guest rooms are shown as fixed, not folding seats

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 27 [Comment] minimum knee space of 27" is provided; compliant as revised ok in revised design & ok built [Issue]

Output: sink in the kitchenette counter in accessible suite 2215 does not have the minimum 27" knee space

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 28a [Comment] doors are offset enough that they do not qualify as doors in a series ok as designed & built [Issue]

Output: inadequate space between doors in a series in the entry from hallway into the vestibule serving room 511

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 28b [Comment] one of the doors was altered to swing out - punch list issue remediation completed [Issue]

Output: inadequate space between doors in a series at the womens staff locker room vestibule doors

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 29 [Comment] area has been surveyed and 60" turnaround is provided ok as designed & built [Issue]

Output: vestibule for room 511 appears to be too small to have a 60" turnaround

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 30 [Comment] not public space; however, lift installed as per plans; there will not be any equipment blocking the accessible route; noncompliant door D31 removed - punch list issue accessible route ok as revised & ok as built [Issue]

Output: no accessible route from one end of the projection room to the other; interior door D31 has a non-compliant door maneuvering room

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 31 [Comment] design clarified ok as installed [Issue]

Output: concerns about sauna turning radius; height of benches not detailed; no detail on types of controls

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 32 [Comment] there is no laundry room n.a [Issue]

Output: no indication of location and dimensions of washers and dryers

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 33 [Comment] owner provided item provided per event as required [Issue]

Output: no assistive listening devices for meeting rooms shown on drawings

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 34 [Comment] coffee bar designed, and redesigned, by Culpepper; registration desk will be handled through equivalent facilitation at the concierge desk (see ADAAG Sec. 7.2 (2) (ii) or (iii); concierge desk to be redesigned and provided with point of sale equipment to handle all registration requirements coffee bar ok as redesigned & built; registration/ concierge desk remediation pending [Issue]

Output: registration desk, concierge desk and coffee bar do not appear to have a lower 36" high section of counter for transactions

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


Input: [Para. #] 35 [Comment] within allowable construction tolerance ok as designed & built [Issue]

Output: buffet tray line at the restaurant appears to be higher than 34" maximum allowable

Consent Order and Final Judgement: United States v. Penn's Landing Partners and Brennan Beer Gorman


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: [COOKIE name] _utma [COOKIE Description]

Output: Google Analytics unique visitor cookie


Input: [COOKIE name] _utmb [COOKIE Description]

Output: Google Analytics session cookie


Input: [COOKIE name] _utmz [COOKIE Description]

Output: Google Analytics Campaign cookie


Input: [COOKIE name] _utmv [COOKIE Description]

Output: Google Analytics visitor segmentation cookie


Input: [COOKIE name] _utmx [COOKIE Description]

Output: Google Website Optimizer cookie


Input: [COOKIE name] _utmc [COOKIE Description]

Output: Google Analytics cookie


Input: [COOKIE name] _atuvc [COOKIE Description]

Output: AddThis social sharing cookie: The _atuvc cookie is created and read by the AddThis social sharing site JavaScript on the client side in order to make sure the user sees the updated count if they share a page and return to it before our share count cache is updated. No data from that cookie is sent back to AddThis and removing it when disabling cookies would cause unexpected behavior for users.


Input: [COOKIE name] _di [COOKIE Description]

Output: AddThis social sharing cookie: It stores randomly generated number. AddThis cookies allow users to share content via Social Networking websites and email. When we provide links to third party services you find useful, they may place a cookie on your device to make their service easier to use.


Input: [COOKIE name] _dt [COOKIE Description]

Output: AddThis social sharing cookie: It stores a "X". AddThis cookies allow users to share content via Social Networking websites and email. When we provide links to third party services you find useful, they may place a cookie on your device to make their service easier to use.


Input: [COOKIE name] _loc [COOKIE Description]

Output: AddThis social sharing cookie: It stores country code and randomly generated letters and numbers. AddThis cookies allow users to share content via Social Networking websites and email. When we provide links to third party services you find useful, they may place a cookie on your device to make their service easier to use.


Input: [COOKIE name] _psc [COOKIE Description]

Output: AddThis social sharing cookie: It stores a number. AddThis cookies allow users to share content via Social Networking websites and email. When we provide links to third party services you find useful, they may place a cookie on your device to make their service easier to use.


Input: [COOKIE name] _uid [COOKIE Description]

Output: AddThis social sharing cookie: It stores randomly generated letters and numbers. AddThis cookies allow users to share content via Social Networking websites and email. When we provide links to third party services you find useful, they may place a cookie on your device to make their service easier to use.


Input: [COOKIE name] _uit [COOKIE Description]

Output: AddThis social sharing cookie: It stores a number. AddThis cookies allow users to share content via Social Networking websites and email. When we provide links to third party services you find useful, they may place a cookie on your device to make their service easier to use.


Input: [COOKIE name] _user_segment [COOKIE Description]

Output: AddThis social sharing cookie: AddThis cookies allow users to share content via Social Networking websites and email. When we provide links to third party services you find useful, they may place a cookie on your device to make their service easier to use.


Input: [COOKIE name] _uvc [COOKIE Description]

Output: AddThis social sharing cookie: AddThis cookies allow users to share content via Social Networking websites and email. When we provide links to third party services you find useful, they may place a cookie on your device to make their service easier to use.


Input: [COOKIE name] _ssh [COOKIE Description]

Output: AddThis social sharing cookie: It stores your favourite preferences. AddThis cookies allow users to share content via Social Networking websites and email. When we provide links to third party services you find useful, they may place a cookie on your device to make their service easier to use.


Input: [COOKIE name] __zlcid [COOKIE Description]

Output: Zopim LiveChat cookie: Stores the Zopim Live Chat ID used to identify the device across visits, and also across a single chat session.


Input: [COOKIE name] __zprivacy [COOKIE Description]

Output: Zopim LiveChat cookie: Stores the user's preference to disable Live Chat, and cease using cookies. This is stored across visits.


Input: [0] Cookie Name [1] Typical Value [3] Expires [2]

Output: Purpose


Input: [0] daftID [1] Randomly generated alphanumeric string [3] On browser exit [2]

Output: Used to identify user session


Input: [0] unique [1] Date and randomly generated alphanumeric string [3] Jan 1st, 6 years after visit [2]

Output: Used for comparison with other "unique" cookies to decide unique visits to site


Input: [0] strap_*_* [1] The number "1" [3] 3 years [2]

Output: Ensure a strapline won't be seen after being dismissed


Input: [0] adserver_ccid [1] "roi", "ni", "c1"-"c32", "ct1"-"ct6" [3] End of following year [2]

Output: Remembers the last county/city/general area searched so it's recalled in subsequent searches


Input: [0] cookie_user_id [1] User ID [3] On user log out [2]

Output: Set only if "Remember me" is checked. Auto-login on subsequent visits.


Input: [0] cookie_uid [1] User ID [3] On user log out [2]

Output: Set only if "Remember me" is checked. Auto-login on subsequent visits.


Input: [0] cookie_notice [1] 1 [3] 1 year from being set [2]

Output: Whether the user has seen the sitewide notice regarding the use of cookies on Daft.ie.


Input: [0] daft_last_search [1] Json representation of last search filters used [3] 1 month from being set [2]

Output: Used to generate the recently searched properties for the homepage


Input: [0] dgo [1] 1 [3] 1 month from being set [2]

Output: Used to signify that a mobile user does not wish the site to open in the app


Input: [0] daft_uuid [1] Randomly generated alphanumeric string [3] Jan 1st, 6 years after visit [2]

Output: Used to identify user session


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:12 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Index DBAsupport.com Forums


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:22 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Thread Archive logs getting applied on standby & not getting updated on Primary- No Lag


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:02 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Thread sql*loader-522 error


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:13 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Thread Dataguard: MRP Process not applying


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:23 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Thread How to read Core dump file using ADB utility


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:04 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Thread Alert script for Oracle alert log on Windows


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:15 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Index DBAsupport.com Forums


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:25 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Thread ora-04098 trigger is invalid and failed re-validation


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:06 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Index DBAsupport.com Forums


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:16 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Thread TNS-12545: Connect failed because target host or object does not


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:26 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Thread Can a table and a materialized view have the same name in one schema in a DB?


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:17 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Thread sql query to get data between two dates


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:07 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Index DBAsupport.com Forums


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:18 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Thread Specify Partition name dynamically in Select Clause


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:29 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Thread Application DBA details


Input: [User Name] Baidu Spider [Last Activity] 03:09 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Thread PASSWORD MANAGEMENT AND CHANGING IN THE DATABASE


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:10 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Thread sql loader question -- pls help


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:11 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Thread ORA-01801: date format is too long for internal buffer


Input: [User Name] Guest [Last Activity] 03:20 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Thread Index Clustering Factor -- Why it Matters


Input: [User Name] Baidu Spider [Last Activity] 03:23 AM [Location]

Output: Viewing Thread sybase!!


Input: [Area] Atuhatpara pincode [City] Burdwan [Office status]

Output: Sub Post Office

Katwa Station Bazar Pin Code | Pin Code of Katwa Station Bazar, Burdwan pin code list


Input: [Area] Katwa Bazar pincode [City] Burdwan [Office status]

Output: Sub Post Office

Katwa Station Bazar Pin Code | Pin Code of Katwa Station Bazar, Burdwan pin code list


Input: [Area] Katwa College pincode [City] Burdwan [Office status]

Output: Sub Post Office

Katwa Station Bazar Pin Code | Pin Code of Katwa Station Bazar, Burdwan pin code list


Input: [Area] Katwa Station Bazar pincode [City] Burdwan [Office status]

Output: Sub Post Office

Katwa Station Bazar Pin Code | Pin Code of Katwa Station Bazar, Burdwan pin code list


Input: [Area] Baharan pincode [City] Burdwan [Office status]

Output: Branch Post Office

Katwa Station Bazar Pin Code | Pin Code of Katwa Station Bazar, Burdwan pin code list


Input: [Area] Ballavpara pincode [City] Burdwan [Office status]

Output: Branch Post Office

Katwa Station Bazar Pin Code | Pin Code of Katwa Station Bazar, Burdwan pin code list


Input: [Area] Bhagyabantapur pincode [City] Burdwan [Office status]

Output: Branch Post Office

Katwa Station Bazar Pin Code | Pin Code of Katwa Station Bazar, Burdwan pin code list


Input: [Area] Gangatikuri pincode [City] Burdwan [Office status]

Output: Branch Post Office

Katwa Station Bazar Pin Code | Pin Code of Katwa Station Bazar, Burdwan pin code list


Input: [Area] Katwa H.O pincode [City] Burdwan [Office status]

Output: Head Post Office

Katwa Station Bazar Pin Code | Pin Code of Katwa Station Bazar, Burdwan pin code list


Input: [Area] Keuguri pincode [City] Burdwan [Office status]

Output: Branch Post Office

Katwa Station Bazar Pin Code | Pin Code of Katwa Station Bazar, Burdwan pin code list


Input: [Area] Mougram pincode [City] Burdwan [Office status]

Output: Branch Post Office

Katwa Station Bazar Pin Code | Pin Code of Katwa Station Bazar, Burdwan pin code list


Input: [Area] Nabagram pincode [City] Burdwan [Office status]

Output: Branch Post Office

Katwa Station Bazar Pin Code | Pin Code of Katwa Station Bazar, Burdwan pin code list


Input: [Area] Sankai pincode [City] Burdwan [Office status]

Output: Branch Post Office

Katwa Station Bazar Pin Code | Pin Code of Katwa Station Bazar, Burdwan pin code list


Input: [Area] Shibloon pincode [City] Burdwan [Office status]

Output: Branch Post Office

Katwa Station Bazar Pin Code | Pin Code of Katwa Station Bazar, Burdwan pin code list


Input: [Area] Sitahati pincode [City] Burdwan [Office status]

Output: Branch Post Office

Katwa Station Bazar Pin Code | Pin Code of Katwa Station Bazar, Burdwan pin code list


Input: [Health Warning] Temporary. Issued 28/11/2014, still current. [Public Health Advice] Do not collect or eat shellfish [Area] The affected area is from Otahu River, along the Bay of Plenty coast to Rogers Road, Pukehina. All harbours, estuaries and islands along this coastline are included in the warning. [Reason]

Output: Paralytic shellfish toxins - PSP levels in shellfish are unsafe for consumption.

Toi Te Ora - Public Health Service | Bay of Plenty District Health Board : Health Warnings & Alerts


Input: [Health Warning] Permanent [Public Health Advice] Avoid recreational water contact [Area] Kaiate Falls [Reason]

Output: Contamination - Elevated levels of faecal contamination.

Toi Te Ora - Public Health Service | Bay of Plenty District Health Board : Health Warnings & Alerts


Input: [Health Warning] Permanent [Public Health Advice] Not to eat the eels [Area] Kopeopeo Canal and Orini Stream in Whakatane [Reason]

Output: Elevated levels of dioxin in eels and canal

Toi Te Ora - Public Health Service | Bay of Plenty District Health Board : Health Warnings & Alerts


Input: [Health Warning] Permanent [Public Health Advice] Avoid recreational water contact [Area] 2 Mile Creek, Waihi Beach [Reason]

Output: Contamination - Elevated levels of faecal contamination.

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Input: [Health Warning] Permanent [Public Health Advice] Avoid recreational water contact [Area] 3 Mile Creek, Waihi Beach [Reason]

Output: Contamination - Elevated levels of faecal contamination.

Toi Te Ora - Public Health Service | Bay of Plenty District Health Board : Health Warnings & Alerts


Input: [Health Warning] Permanent [Public Health Advice] Avoid recreational water contact [Area] Waimapu Stream, Greerton (includes Maleme Street drain) Greeton Marist Rugby fields in time of flood. Courtney drain, Fraser Cove. [Reason]

Output: Contamination - Elevated levels of faecal contamination. Maleme Street - difficulty in establishing industrial source contamination. Courtney Road drain - low level of human source contamination though hgih avian and animal sources. High catchment run-off and urbanisation of the catchment.

Toi Te Ora - Public Health Service | Bay of Plenty District Health Board : Health Warnings & Alerts


Input: [Health Warning] Permanent [Public Health Advice] Not to eat shellfish [Area] Tilby Point, Tauranga [Reason]

Output: Contamination - Elevated levels of faecal contamination which can be taken up by the shellfish.

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Input: [Health Warning] Permanent [Public Health Advice] Not to eat shellfish [Area] Little Waihi Estuary, Maketu [Reason]

Output: Contamination - Elevated levels of faecal contamination which can be taken up by the shellfish. Reticulated sewerage system completed for Little Waihi settlement - should see improvement of water quality.

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Input: [Health Warning] Permanent [Public Health Advice] Avoid recreational water contact within 48 hours after rainfall [Area] Wairoa River, Bethlehem [Reason]

Output: Contamination - Elevated levels of faecal contamination. High catchment run-off and urbanisation of the catchment.

Toi Te Ora - Public Health Service | Bay of Plenty District Health Board : Health Warnings & Alerts


Input: [MEN’S] Baseball [WOMEN’S]

Output: Basketball


Input: [MEN’S] Basketball [WOMEN’S]

Output: Cross Country


Input: [MEN’S] Cross Country [WOMEN’S]

Output: Field Hockey


Input: [MEN’S] Football [WOMEN’S]

Output: Golf


Input: [MEN’S] Golf [WOMEN’S]

Output: Gymnastics


Input: [MEN’S] Ice Hockey [WOMEN’S]

Output: Rowing


Input: [MEN’S] Soccer [WOMEN’S]

Output: Soccer


Input: [MEN’S] Swimming & Diving [WOMEN’S]

Output: Softball


Input: [MEN’S] Tennis [WOMEN’S]

Output: Swimming & Diving


Input: [MEN’S] Track & Field [WOMEN’S]

Output: Tennis


Input: [MEN’S] Wrestling [WOMEN’S]

Output: Track & Field


Input: [WOMEN’S]

Output: Volleyball


Input: [Method] GET [Description] Return a paginated list of activity stream entries for the specified person. Retrieves: Activity[] [Resource]

Output: activity


Input: [Method] GET [Description] Return the bytes of the avatar image. [Resource]

Output: avatar


Input: [Method] GET [Description] Return the blog for this person, if it exists. Retrieves: Blog [Resource]

Output: blog


Input: [Method] GET [Description] Return a paginated list of colleagues of this person. Availability: Jive instance must be configured to support Organization Chart relationships. Retrieves: Person[] [Resource]

Output: colleagues


Input: [Method] GET [Description] Return a paginated list of the people following the specified person. Availability: Jive instance must be configured to support Organization Chart relationships. Retrieves: Person[] [Resource]

Output: followers


Input: [Method] GET [Description] Return a paginated list of the people that the specified person is following. Retrieves: Person[] [Resource]

Output: following


Input: [Method] GET [Description] Return a list of Streams in which the requesting user is following the specified person (if any). Retrieves: Stream[] [Resource]

Output: followingIn


Input: [Method] GET [Description] URI of the HTML user profile of this person. [Resource]

Output: html


Input: [Method] GET [Description] Return a list of profile images for the specified person. Retrieves: ProfileImage[] [Resource]

Output: images


Input: [Method] GET [Description] Return the person that is the manager of the specified person. Availability: Jive instance must be configured to support Organization Chart relationships. Retrieves: Person [Resource]

Output: manager


Input: [Method] GET [Description] Return a list of place memberships for this person. Retrieves: Member[] describing the places this person is a member of, and the membership state Since: 3.1 [Resource]

Output: members


Input: [Method] GET [Description] Return a paginated list of the people that are direct reports of the specified person. Availability: Jive instance must be configured to support Organization Chart relationships. Retrieves: Person[] [Resource]

Output: reports


Input: [Method] GET [Description] Return an updated version of this person. Retrieves: Person [Resource]

Output: self


Input: [Method] PUT [Description] Update the specified person, and return an updated Person describing him or her after the update has been completed. Takes: Person containing the updated information Retrieves: Person reflecting the updated person [Resource]

Output: self


Input: [Method] DELETE [Description] Delete this person and all content this person has created. [Resource]

Output: self


Input: [Method] POST [Description] Create a new custom stream for the specified user. The minimum information required is: { "name" : "{name}" } Custom stream names must be unique per person, and there is a configurable limit on the number of custom streams that a particular person can create (default limit is 10). Availability: Available only when the specified person is also the requesting person. Takes: Stream Retrieves: Stream [Resource]

Output: streams


Input: [Method] GET [Description] Return a list of the custom (and standard) activity streams for the specified person. Availability: Available only when the specified person is also the requesting person. Retrieves: Stream[] [Resource]

Output: streams


Input: [Method] POST [Description] Create a new personal task for the specified user. The minimum information required is: { "subject": "Clean the carpet", "dueDate" : "2013-07-12T06:59:59.999+0000", "type": "task" } Availability: Available only when the specified person is also the requesting person. Takes: Task Retrieves: Task Since: 3.1 [Resource]

Output: tasks


Input: [Method] GET [Description] Return the first page of a paginated list of tasks for this person. Availability: Available only when the specified person is also the requesting person. Retrieves: Task[] personal tasks for this person Since: 3.1 [Resource]

Output: tasks


Input: [Continuous multiplicities] differences in kind [Discrete multiplicities]

Output: differences in degree


Input: [Continuous multiplicities] divides only by changing in kind [Discrete multiplicities]

Output: divides without changing in kind


Input: [Continuous multiplicities] non-numerical – qualitative [Discrete multiplicities]

Output: numerical – quantitative


Input: [Continuous multiplicities] differences are virtual [Discrete multiplicities]

Output: differences are actual


Input: [Continuous multiplicities] continuous [Discrete multiplicities]

Output: discontinuous


Input: [Continuous multiplicities] qualitative discrimination [Discrete multiplicities]

Output: quantitative differentiation


Input: [Continuous multiplicities] simultaneity [Discrete multiplicities]

Output: succession


Input: [Continuous multiplicities] fusion [Discrete multiplicities]

Output: juxtaposition


Input: [Continuous multiplicities] organization [Discrete multiplicities]

Output: order


Input: [Continuous multiplicities] subjective – subject [Discrete multiplicities]

Output: objective – object


Input: [Continuous multiplicities] duration [Discrete multiplicities]

Output: space


Input: [Coherence] element [Connectionist network]

Output: unit


Input: [Coherence] positive constraint [Connectionist network]

Output: excitatory link


Input: [Coherence] negative constraint [Connectionist network]

Output: inhibitory link


Input: [Coherence] constraint satisfaction [Connectionist network]

Output: parallel updating of activation


Input: [Coherence] element accepted [Connectionist network]

Output: unit activated above threshold


Input: [Coherence] element rejected [Connectionist network]

Output: unit activated below threshold


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: [0] Setting [1] Default [2]

Output: Recommendation

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