Input: [Upper body] Abdomen [Lower Body] Feet [Other]

Output: Forehead

Laser Hair Removal Long Island, Garden City, Great Neck, Hamptons


Input: [Upper body] Breast [Lower Body] Bikini line [Other]

Output: Hairline

Laser Hair Removal Long Island, Garden City, Great Neck, Hamptons


Input: [#########] Backup [iBookshelf] Dropbox, E-Mail, Desktop [Book Crawler] Dropbox, E-Mail, Desktop [Goodreads]

Output: autosync to website

TouchMyApps – Library App Reviews: Goodreads, iBookshelf and Book Crawler


Input: [#########] Library Finder [iBookshelf] WorldCat [Book Crawler] WorldCat [Goodreads]

Output: no

TouchMyApps – Library App Reviews: Goodreads, iBookshelf and Book Crawler


Input: [#########] Author Info [iBookshelf] no [Book Crawler] no [Goodreads]

Output: yes

TouchMyApps – Library App Reviews: Goodreads, iBookshelf and Book Crawler


Input: [#########] Price Compare [iBookshelf] yes [Book Crawler] no [Goodreads]

Output: yes

TouchMyApps – Library App Reviews: Goodreads, iBookshelf and Book Crawler


Input: [#########] Goodreads Reviews [iBookshelf] yes [Book Crawler] yes [Goodreads]

Output: yes

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Input: [#########] ISBN Scanner [iBookshelf] pic2shop, ZBar, Red Laser [Book Crawler] pic2shop, ZBar [Goodreads]

Output: Red Laser

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Input: [#########] Import/Export [iBookshelf] CSV [Book Crawler] CSV [Goodreads]

Output: CSV, others

TouchMyApps – Library App Reviews: Goodreads, iBookshelf and Book Crawler


Input: [#########] Track Loans [iBookshelf] yes [Book Crawler] yes [Goodreads]

Output: no

TouchMyApps – Library App Reviews: Goodreads, iBookshelf and Book Crawler


Input: [#########] Offline Viewing [iBookshelf] yes [Book Crawler] yes [Goodreads]

Output: no

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Input: [#########] Sharing [iBookshelf] E-mail, Twitter, Facebook [Book Crawler] E-mail, Twitter, Facebook [Goodreads]

Output: Friends & Followers

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Input: [#########] Universal App [iBookshelf] yes [Book Crawler] yes [Goodreads]

Output: no

TouchMyApps – Library App Reviews: Goodreads, iBookshelf and Book Crawler


Input: [Specification] The W3C calendar module [Feature URI] http://webinos.org/api/w3c/calendar.read [Summary]

Output: This W3C API provides access to a user calendaring service.


Input: [Specification] The W3C DeviceOrientation Event specification [Feature URI] http://webinos.org/api/w3c/deviceorientation [Summary]

Output: This specification defines several new DOM event types that provide information about the physical orientation and motion of a hosting device.


Input: [Specification] The W3C File API [Feature URI] http://webinos.org/api/w3c/file (all file APIs) http://webinos.org/api/w3c/file.read (file read only) [Summary]

Output: This specification provides an API for representing file objects in web applications, as well as programmatically selecting them and accessing their data.


Input: [Specification] The W3C File API: Writer [Feature URI] http://webinos.org/api/w3c/file (all file APIs) http://webinos.org/api/w3c/file.write (file write only) [Summary]

Output: This specification defines an API for writing to files from web applications. This API is designed to be used in conjunction with, and depends on definitions in, other APIs and elements on the web platform such as the W3C File API.


Input: [Specification] The W3C File API: Directories and System [Feature URI] http://webinos.org/api/w3c/file (all file APIs) [Summary]

Output: This specification defines an API to navigate file system hierarchies, and defines a means by which a user agent may expose sandboxed sections of a user local filesystem to web applications. It builds on the File Writer API, which in turn built on the File API, each adding a different kind of functionality.


Input: [Specification] The W3C Geolocation API [Feature URI] http://webinos.org/api/w3c/geolocation [Summary]

Output: This specification defines an API that provides scripted access to geographical location information associated with the hosting device.


Input: [Specification] The W3C Media Capture and Streams API [Feature URI] http://webinos.org/api/w3c/mediastream [Summary]

Output: This specification defines an API that provides access to the audio, image and video capture capabilities of the device.


Input: [Specification] The W3C WebRTC API [Feature URI] http://webinos.org/api/w3c/webrtc [Summary]

Output: This specification defines an API that allows to establish peer-to-peer connections between browsers, and transmit media streams and data over these connections.


Input: [Display] D Fdg [LED] ON [Buzzer] ON [Fault]

Output: Damper stuck of doesn’t connect


Input: [Display] C Fdg [LED] ON [Buzzer] ON [Fault]

Output: Fridge Sensor Failure


Input: [Display] C Fzr [LED] ON [Buzzer] ON [Fault]

Output: Freezer Sensor failure


Input: [Display] CF Fzr [LED] ON [Buzzer] ON [Fault]

Output: Comm’s failure between Main board and Interface


Input: [Display] “—“ Fzr [LED] ON [Buzzer] ON [Fault]

Output: Temp in Freezer Higher than -11° (safety limit)


Input: [Display] “-7”or other values on Fzr [LED] ON [Buzzer] ON [Fault]

Output: Black out over temperature alarm engaged


Input: [Date] Date().getTime() [DOMHighResTimeStamp] performance.now() [0]

Output: Accessed via


Input: [Date] millisecond [DOMHighResTimeStamp] sub-millisecond [0]

Output: Resolution


Input: [Date] Unix epoch [DOMHighResTimeStamp] performance.timing.navigationStart [0]

Output: Start


Input: [Date] No [DOMHighResTimeStamp] Yes [0]

Output: Monotonically Non-decreasing


Input: [Date] Yes [DOMHighResTimeStamp] No [0]

Output: Affected by user’s clock


Input: [Date] 1420147524606 [DOMHighResTimeStamp] 3392.275999998674 [0]

Output: Example


Input: Permanent ties (family/guild) [Gesellschaft (city life)]

Output: Transitory ties

Archives & Museum Informatics: Museums and the Web 2010: Papers: Allen-Greil, D. and M. MacArthur, Small Towns and Big Cities: How Museums Foster Community On-line


Input: Primary relationships [Gesellschaft (city life)]

Output: Secondary relationships

Archives & Museum Informatics: Museums and the Web 2010: Papers: Allen-Greil, D. and M. MacArthur, Small Towns and Big Cities: How Museums Foster Community On-line


Input: Informal social controls [Gesellschaft (city life)]

Output: Contracts and order of law

Archives & Museum Informatics: Museums and the Web 2010: Papers: Allen-Greil, D. and M. MacArthur, Small Towns and Big Cities: How Museums Foster Community On-line


Input: Ascribed social status [Gesellschaft (city life)]

Output: Achievement

Archives & Museum Informatics: Museums and the Web 2010: Papers: Allen-Greil, D. and M. MacArthur, Small Towns and Big Cities: How Museums Foster Community On-line


Input: Specific contacts [Gesellschaft (city life)]

Output: Diffuse contacts

Archives & Museum Informatics: Museums and the Web 2010: Papers: Allen-Greil, D. and M. MacArthur, Small Towns and Big Cities: How Museums Foster Community On-line


Input: Informal relationships [Gesellschaft (city life)]

Output: Formal relationships

Archives & Museum Informatics: Museums and the Web 2010: Papers: Allen-Greil, D. and M. MacArthur, Small Towns and Big Cities: How Museums Foster Community On-line


Input: Attachment to place [Gesellschaft (city life)]

Output: Mobility

Archives & Museum Informatics: Museums and the Web 2010: Papers: Allen-Greil, D. and M. MacArthur, Small Towns and Big Cities: How Museums Foster Community On-line


Input: Homogenous/regulated [Gesellschaft (city life)]

Output: Heterogeneous/division of roles

Archives & Museum Informatics: Museums and the Web 2010: Papers: Allen-Greil, D. and M. MacArthur, Small Towns and Big Cities: How Museums Foster Community On-line


Input: Face-to-face interactions with “whole people” [Gesellschaft (city life)]

Output: Impersonal interactions with ”partial people”

Archives & Museum Informatics: Museums and the Web 2010: Papers: Allen-Greil, D. and M. MacArthur, Small Towns and Big Cities: How Museums Foster Community On-line


Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 心ごと体ごと [Romaji (ローマ字)] kokoro goto karada goto [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: My whole mind, my whole body

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 全部記憶の中の幻 [Romaji (ローマ字)] zenbu kioku no naka no maboroshi [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: All of them are the illusions in my memories

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 本当の愛情が [Romaji (ローマ字)] hontoo no aijoo ga [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: The real affection

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 指先から流れ出した [Romaji (ローマ字)] yubisaki kara nagaredashita [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: Started to flow out of my fingertips

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] ♬ [Romaji (ローマ字)] ♬ [Official English (公式英訳)]

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 遠くから見ていたの [Romaji (ローマ字)] tooku kara miteitano [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: From far away, I was looking

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 悲しそうな君の Face [Romaji (ローマ字)] kanashi soona kimi no Face [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: At your Sad Face

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 空の涙と同じね [Romaji (ローマ字)] sorano namidato onnajine [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: They're the same as the tears from the sky

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 大粒の雨が溢れ出す [Romaji (ローマ字)] ootsubu no ame ga nagaredasu [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: The large raindrops started to overflow

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 不意に気付いた視線 [Romaji (ローマ字)] hui ni kizuita shisen [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: You felt my eyes suddenly

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] ハッと息を潜めた [Romaji (ローマ字)] hatto iki wo hisometa [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: You held your breath

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] ひんやりと冷たい手が [Romaji (ローマ字)] hinyarito tsumetai tega [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: My very cold hands touched you on the cheeks

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 戸惑う君の頬に触れた [Romaji (ローマ字)] tomadou kimi no hoho ni huureta [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: When you were bewildered

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 雑踏に飲み込まれ [Romaji (ローマ字)] zattoo ni nomikomare [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: The things I'd forgotten

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 忘れてしまった [Romaji (ローマ字)] wasurete shimatta [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: Being enveloped by the bustle

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 温もりが優しさが走る [Romaji (ローマ字)] nukumori ga yasashisa ga hashiru [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: Warmth and tenderness were running through my body

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 顔上げて微笑めば [Romaji (ローマ字)] kao agete hohoemeba [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: If we lift our face and smile

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 笑顔取り戻す魔法になる [Romaji (ローマ字)] egao torimodosu mahoo ni naru [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: That will become a magic to recover our beaming faces

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] こころ Knock Knock Knock [Romaji (ローマ字)] kokoro Knock Knock Knock [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: Heart Knock Knock Knock

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 不思議 Trick Trick Trick [Romaji (ローマ字)] hushigi Trick Trick Trick [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: Mystery Trick Trick Trick

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 生まれ変われる（Wow Wow） [Romaji (ローマ字)] umarekawareru (Wow Wow) [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: We can be reborn (Wow Wow)

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] Freely Tomorrow [Romaji (ローマ字)] Freely Tomorrow [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: Freely Tomorrow

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 少し震えていたの [Romaji (ローマ字)] sukoshi huruete itano [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: You were trembling a bit

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 幼くなる君の Kiss [Romaji (ローマ字)] osanaku naru kimi no Kiss [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: When you gave me a childish kiss

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] こんな恋知らないから [Romaji (ローマ字)] konna koi shiranai kara [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: Because I don't know the love like this

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] もう少し側で寄り添いたい [Romaji (ローマ字)] moo sukoshi sobade yorisoitai [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: I want to nestle up to you a bit longer

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 君の名前を呼べず [Romaji (ローマ字)] kimi no namae wo yobezu [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: I couldn't call your name

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 急に黙り込んだね [Romaji (ローマ字)] kyuuni damari kondane [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: And fell silent suddenly

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 言葉にできない約束 [Romaji (ローマ字)] kotoba ni dekinai yakusoku [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: The promise that I can't express in words...

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 時を越えて夢に見てた [Romaji (ローマ字)] toki wo koete yumeni miteta [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: I've been dreaming of it beyond time

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 暁に染まってく [Romaji (ローマ字)] akatsuki ni somatteku [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: Like stars in the dawning sky

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 哀しみが苦しみが消える [Romaji (ローマ字)] kanashimi ga kurushimi ga kieru [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: Sadness and pain are fading away

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 全部脱ぎ捨てたこの魂 [Romaji (ローマ字)] zenbu nugisuteta kono tamashii [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: This is the soul after throwing off all of them

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 無くしてた熱情が [Romaji (ローマ字)] nakushiteta netsujoo ga [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: The passion I'd lost

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 恐れずに求めれば [Romaji (ローマ字)] osorezuni motomereba [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: If we want something without fear

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] それは未来を変える Revolution [Romaji (ローマ字)] sorewa mirai wo kaeru Revolution [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: That will become a revolution to change the future

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 不思議 Trick Trick Trick [Romaji (ローマ字)] husigi Trick Trick Trick [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: Mystery Trick Trick Trick

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 奇跡は起きる （Wow Wow） [Romaji (ローマ字)] kiseki wa okiru (Wow Wow) [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: Miracles happen (Wow Wow)

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Input: [Japanese (日本語歌詞)] 生まれ変われる （Wow Wow） [Romaji (ローマ字)] umarekawareru (Wow Wow) [Official English (公式英訳)]

Output: We can be reborn (Wow Wow)

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Input: [1] Erik Richards [2] This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. [0]

Output: President


Input: [1] Jackie Wilson [2] This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. [0]

Output: Vice-President of Football


Input: [1] Kim Massengill [2] This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. [0]

Output: Vice-President of Cheerleading


Input: [1] Rob Underwood [2] This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. [0]

Output: Vice-President of Officials


Input: [1] Gary Dasher [2] This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. [0]

Output: Vice-President of Officials


Input: [1] Patsy Jones [2] This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. [0]

Output: Secretary


Input: [1] Mike Estep [2] This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. [0]

Output: Treasurer


Input: [Response] withdrawal_id [Type] Integer (64 bits) [Description]

Output: The unique ID of the withdrawal.


Input: [Response] account_id [Type] Integer (64 bits) [Description]

Output: The unique ID of the account that the money is coming from.


Input: [Response] state [Type] String (255 chars) [Description]

Output: The state that the withdrawal is in (see the section on withdrawal states section for a list of possible states).


Input: [Response] withdrawal_uri [Type] String (2083 chars) [Description]

Output: The uri that you will send the account owner to to complete the withdrawal. Do not store the returned URI on your side as it can change.


Input: [Response] redirect_uri [Type] String (2083 chars) [Description]

Output: The uri that the account owner will return to after completing the withdrawal.


Input: [Response] callback_uri [Type] String (2083 chars) [Description]

Output: The uri that we will post notifications to each time the state on this withdrawal changes.


Input: [Response] amount [Type] Decimal (64 bits) [Description]

Output: The amount on money withdrawn from the WePay account to the bank account.


Input: [Response] currency [Type] String (3 chars) [Description]

Output: The currency used ("USD" for now)


Input: [Response] note [Type] String (255 chars) [Description]

Output: A short description for the reason of the withdrawal.


Input: [Response] recipient_name [Type] String [Description]

Output: The sanitized name of the recipient (example: "Test Bank XXXXXX1351" or the name of the recipient for check withdrawals).


Input: [Response] recipient_confirmed [Type] Boolean [Description]

Output: Whether the recipient of the money has been confirmed (for bank withdrawals this is the receiving bank account).


Input: [Response] type [Type] String (255 chars) [Description]

Output: The type of withdrawal. Will be "check" for a sent paper check, or "ach" for a withdrawal to a bank account.


Input: [Response] create_time [Type] Integer (64 bits) [Description]

Output: The unixtime when the withdrawal was created.


Input: [Response] capture_time [Type] Integer (64 bits) [Description]

Output: The unixtime when the withdrawal was captured and credited to the payee's bank account. Returns 0 if withdrawal is not yet captured.


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] GOOGLE ANALYTICS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Allows us to measure our website's performance.


Input: End of line, brick makers will not make again [Special Offer]

Output: Discontinued

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Input: Packaging and bottom rows of bricks could be dirty [Special Offer]

Output: Old Stock

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Input: Brick makers test new textures and colours [Special Offer]

Output: Trial

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Input: Brick colour is not as the brick makers expected [Special Offer]

Output: Off-shade

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Input: Brick shape, size and/or texture is not as the brick makers expected [Special Offer]

Output: Non Best / Non Standard

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Input: Mixed colours, textures, sizes and/or imperfections [Special Offer]

Output: Rejects

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Input: This limb has an ICRC foot and the socket has been attached but it is not completely finished.

Output: A below knee (transtibial) ICRC limb

P&O Photo Album, part of the PMR Dept, CMC Vellore

Making a socket for a transfemoral (above knee) limb.


Input: This farmer has one of the relatively waterproof ICRC leg that allows him to go about his job. Here he is seen ploughing his fields. He makes good use of the limb and comes to the Rehabilitation Institute for repairs when he needs them.

Output: Developing a waterproof limb: progress has been made, but it is not completely waterproof yet.

P&O Photo Album, part of the PMR Dept, CMC Vellore

Making a socket for a transfemoral (above knee) limb.


Input: When someone has broken their neck, initially bedrest is often used and then support is needed till the bones heal. This neck collar was made for this patient in the P&O dept. The devise holding the spoon is a palmar pocket and is used by many people who cannot grip things well eg due to a broken neck or post-polio residual paraplysis. It can also hold a fork, comb, toothbrush etc.

Output: Neck Collar and palmar pocket

P&O Photo Album, part of the PMR Dept, CMC Vellore

Making a socket for a transfemoral (above knee) limb.


Input: A "composite" knee-ankle-foot orthosis (KAFO) crosses the knee ankle and foot as it's name indicates. It is a "composite" KAFO made of a plastic (polypropylene) foot and ankle piece with traditional metal and leather supports and straps. This makes it lighter than the "traditional" KAFO shown below.

Output: New Style full leg caliper/orthosis

P&O Photo Album, part of the PMR Dept, CMC Vellore

Making a socket for a transfemoral (above knee) limb.


Input: A traditional KAFO. The foot piece is a specially made shoe and the calipers insert into the shoe. It is heavier but can cope with variable sized feet eg due to oedema (fluid) of the feet.

Output: Traditional style full leg caliper/orthosis

P&O Photo Album, part of the PMR Dept, CMC Vellore

Making a socket for a transfemoral (above knee) limb.


Input: Some people have to use a wheelchair, for example those who become tetraplegic following a spinal cord injury. The P&O dept stocks wheelchairs that are made at WORTH, a local business that employs people with disabilities. The hand splints this man is wearing were made in the P&O workshop.

Output: Wheelchair from WORTH, splints from P&O workshops

P&O Photo Album, part of the PMR Dept, CMC Vellore

Making a socket for a transfemoral (above knee) limb.


Input: Click to get dog harness for Doberman Click to get custom dog harness for Doberman Click to get pink dog harness for Doberman

Output: Click to get rhinestone dog harness for Doberman

Doberman harness, Doberman muzzle, Doberman collars and dog leashes

Click to get leather dog harness for Doberman


Input: Click to get dog pulling harness for Doberman Click to get sled dog harness for Doberman Click to learn how to put on a dog harness for Doberman

Output: Click to get sensation dog harness for Doberman

Doberman harness, Doberman muzzle, Doberman collars and dog leashes

Click to get leather dog harness for Doberman


Input: Click to get dog walking harness for Doberman Click to get dog collar harness for Doberman Click to get dog harness for pulling for Doberman

Output: Click to get step in harness dog for Doberman

Doberman harness, Doberman muzzle, Doberman collars and dog leashes

Click to get leather dog harness for Doberman


Input: Click to get dog car harness for Doberman Click to get service dog harness for Doberman Click to get dog safety harness for Doberman

Output: Click to get padded dog harness for Doberman

Doberman harness, Doberman muzzle, Doberman collars and dog leashes

Click to get leather dog harness for Doberman


Input: Click to get spiked dog harness for Doberman Click to get dog tracking harness for Doberman Click to get fancy dog harness for Doberman

Output: Click to get weight no pull dog harness for Doberman

Doberman harness, Doberman muzzle, Doberman collars and dog leashes

Click to get leather dog harness for Doberman


Input: Click to get no jump dog harness for Doberman Click to get dog harness and leash for Doberman Click to get guide dog harness for Doberman

Output: Click to get dog truck harness for Doberman

Doberman harness, Doberman muzzle, Doberman collars and dog leashes

Click to get leather dog harness for Doberman


Input: Click to get dog carting harness for Doberman Click to get dog seat belt harness for Doberman Click to get lupine dog harness for Doberman

Output: Click to get orange dog harness for Doberman

Doberman harness, Doberman muzzle, Doberman collars and dog leashes

Click to get leather dog harness for Doberman


Input: Click to get soft dog harness for Doberman Click to get weight harness for Doberman Click to get dog cart harness for Doberman

Output: Click to get dog weight pull harness for Doberman

Doberman harness, Doberman muzzle, Doberman collars and dog leashes

Click to get leather dog harness for Doberman


Input: Click to get dog spike harness for Doberman Click to get working dog harness for Doberman Click to get seeing eye dog harness for Doberman

Output: Click to get dog harness pattern for Doberman

Doberman harness, Doberman muzzle, Doberman collars and dog leashes

Click to get leather dog harness for Doberman


Input: Click to get training harness for Doberman Click to get dog fashion harness for Doberman Click to get jumping harness dog for Doberman

Output: Click to get tiny dog harness for Doberman

Doberman harness, Doberman muzzle, Doberman collars and dog leashes

Click to get leather dog harness for Doberman


Input: Click to get car safety dog harness for Doberman Click to get dog harness small spike for Doberman Click to get medium dog harness for Doberman

Output: Click to get nylon dog harness for Doberman

Doberman harness, Doberman muzzle, Doberman collars and dog leashes

Click to get leather dog harness for Doberman


Input: Learn how to make a dog harness for Doberman Click to get teacup dog harness for Doberman Click to get chihuahua dog harness for Doberman

Output: Click to get hug a dog harness for Doberman

Doberman harness, Doberman muzzle, Doberman collars and dog leashes

Click to get leather dog harness for Doberman


Input: Click to get rescue dog harness for Doberman Click to get custom leather dog harness for Doberman Click to get Doberman dog harness for Doberman

Output: Click to get pink leather dog harness for Doberman

Doberman harness, Doberman muzzle, Doberman collars and dog leashes

Click to get leather dog harness for Doberman


Input: Click to get search and rescue dog harness for Doberman Click to get small dog harness vest for Doberman Click to get best dog harness for Doberman

Output: Click to get toy dog harness for Doberman

Doberman harness, Doberman muzzle, Doberman collars and dog leashes

Click to get leather dog harness for Doberman


Input: [User] Bashihbk01 [Rank] Bureaucrat [What is this rank?]

Output: Administrator rights and promotion abilities

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Input: [User] Keplers [Rank] Bureaucrat [What is this rank?]

Output: Administrator rights and promotion abilities

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Input: [User] Amwl415 [Rank] Bureaucrat [What is this rank?]

Output: Administrator rights and promotion abilities

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Input: [User] Amrsatrio [Rank] System Operator [What is this rank?]

Output: Chat Moderator and Rollback rights, the ability to block users, delete/protect pages and edit protected pages

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Input: [User] Minja536 [Rank] System Operator [What is this rank?]

Output: Chat Moderator and Rollback rights, the ability to block users, delete/protect pages and edit protected pages

Six Guns Wiki - The #1 source of information about Six-Guns


Input: [User] Kevinlai33 [Rank] System Operator [What is this rank?]

Output: Chat Moderator and Rollback rights, the ability to block users, delete/protect pages and edit protected pages

Six Guns Wiki - The #1 source of information about Six-Guns


Input: [User] TheMCGamer [Rank] Patroller [What is this rank?]

Output: The ability to rollback edits

Six Guns Wiki - The #1 source of information about Six-Guns


Input: [EITAS] 1194.21(b) [Category] Software Applications and Operating Systems [Section 508 Rule] Applications shall not disrupt or disable activated features of other products that are identified as accessibility features, where those features are developed and documented according to industry standards. Applications also shall not disrupt or disable activated features of any operating system that are identified as accessibility features where the application programming interface for those accessibility features has been documented by the manufacturer of the operating system and is available to the product developer. [Supporting Features] Partially Supports. BNCollege.com platform may interfere with some documented accessibility features of the supported operating systems or other products that follow industry standards. [Summary of Supported] Partially Supports [Exceptions and Remarks]

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

ELECTRONIC AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS


Input: [EITAS] 1194.21(d) [Category] Software Applications and Operating Systems [Section 508 Rule] Sufficient information about a user interface element including the identity, operation and state of the element shall be available to assistive technology. When an image represents a program element, the information conveyed by the image must also be available in text. [Supporting Features] Partially Supports. Some information about user interface elements may not be available to assistive technology. Text equivalents for some program element images may not exist. [Summary of Supported] Partially Supports [Exceptions and Remarks]

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


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

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


Input: [EITAS] 1194.21(h) [Category] Software Applications and Operating Systems [Section 508 Rule] When animation is displayed, the information shall be displayable in at least one non-animated presentation mode at the option of the user. [Supporting Features] Partially Supports. BNCollege.com platform provides the option of displaying animated information in a non-animated mode, with some exceptions. [Summary of Supported] Partially Supports [Exceptions and Remarks]

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


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

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


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

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


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

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


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

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


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

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


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

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


Input: [EITAS] 1194.22(n) [Category] Web-based Intranet and Internet Information and Applications [Section 508 Rule] When electronic forms are designed to be completed on-line, the form shall allow people using assistive technology to access the information, field elements, and functionality required for completion and submission of the form, including all directions and cues. [Supporting Features] Partially Supports. Assistive technology may not access all the information and functions required for completion and submission of electronic forms designed to be completed on-line. [Summary of Supported] Partially Supports [Exceptions and Remarks]

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


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

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


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

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


Input: [Workout] # 1 Date_________ [A] 1 @ _______ X 6 [C] 2 @ _______ X 4 [B]

Output: 2 @ _______ X 5


Input: [Workout] # 2 Date_________ [A] 2 @ _______ X 3 [C] 1 @ _______ X Negative [B]

Output: 2 @ _______ X 2


Input: [Workout] # 3 Date_________ [A] 1 @ _______ X 6 [C] 2 @ _______ X 4 [B]

Output: 2 @ _______ X 5


Input: [Workout] # 4 Date_________ [A] 2 @ _______ X 3 [C] 1 @ _______ X Negative [B]

Output: 2 @ _______ X 2


Input: [Workout] # 5 Date_________ [A] 1 @ _______ X 6 [C] 1 @ _______ X ___ Failure [B]

Output: 2 @ _______ X 5


Input: [Workout] # 6 Date_________ [A] 2 @ _______ X 3 [C] 1 @ _______ X Negative [B]

Output: 2 @ _______ X 2


Input: [Workout] # 7 Date_________ [A] 2 @ _______ X 5 [C] 1 @ _______ X ___ Failure [B]

Output: 2 @ _______ X 3


Input: [Workout] # 8 Date_________ [A] 2 @ _______ X 3 [C] 1 @ _______ X Negative [B]

Output: 2 @ _______ X 1


Input: [Workout] # 9 Date_________ [A] 2 @ _______ X 5 [C] 1 @ _______ X ___ Failure [B]

Output: 2 @ _______ X 2


Input: [Workout] # 10 Date_________ [A] 2 @ _______ X 3 [C] 1 @ _______ X 1 [B]

Output: 2 @ _______ X 2


Input: [Workout] # 11 Date_________ [A] 2 @ _______ X 5 [C] 1 @ _______ X ___ Failure [B]

Output: 2 @ _______ X 3


Input: [Workout] # 12 Date_________ [A] 2 @ _______ X 3 [C] 1 @ _______ X 1 [B]

Output: 2 @ _______ X 2


Input: [Workout] # 13 Date_________ [A] 1 @ _______ X 5 [C] 2 @ _______ X 2 [B]

Output: 2 @ _______ X 3


Input: [Workout] # 14 Date_________ [A] 1 @ _______ X 3 [C] 1 @ _______ X 1 [B]

Output: 1 @ _______ X 2


Input: [Signal] RxA [DTE RJ45] 1 [BNC Description] Receive Input [DTE BNC] Tip [RJ45 Description]

Output: Receive Input Negative


Input: [Signal] RxB [DTE RJ45] 2 [BNC Description] Receive Ground [DTE BNC] Ring [RJ45 Description]

Output: Receive Input Positive


Input: [Signal] TxA [DTE RJ45] 4 [BNC Description] Transmit Output [DTE BNC] Tip [RJ45 Description]

Output: Transmit Output Negative


Input: [Signal] TxB [DTE RJ45] 5 [BNC Description] Transmit Ground [DTE BNC] Ring [RJ45 Description]

Output: Transmit Output Positive


Input: [Signal] S1 [DTE RJ45] 3 [RJ45 Description]

Output: Transmit Ground


Input: [Signal] S2 [DTE RJ45] 6 [RJ45 Description]

Output: Receive Ground


Input: [Candidate Name] Belanger, Corey [#1 Cas-ino] Yes [#2 Gar-age] Yes [#3 HS] Yes [#4 Sch. Funds] No [#5 Free Cash] Yes [#6 Plan E] Yes [#7 CM Cont.] No [#8 Retain Lynch] Yes [#9 Boards] No [#10 Dist. Votes] No [#11 IRV] Yes [#12 Vote 17] Yes [#14 Full-time Mayor] No [#15 Chick-ens] No [#16 Bar Hours] No [#17 Yard Waste] No [#18 Comm. Taxes] Yes [#19 Max Res. Factor] No [#20 West-view Rd] Yes [#21 Rogers St] No [#13 Term Limits]

Output: No

2013 Left in Lowell Candidate Questionnaires


Input: [Candidate Name] Doyle, Genevieve [#1 Cas-ino] No [#2 Gar-age] Yes Unions must hire a high percentage of local residents. [#3 HS] Yes [#4 Sch. Funds] I am unable to answer this - I believe we could use more but am unsure if we are utilizing our current funds appropriately. [#5 Free Cash] Yes [#6 Plan E] Yes [#7 CM Cont.] Yes [#8 Retain Lynch] Yes Depending on who else applies and their credentials. [#9 Boards] Yes [#10 Dist. Votes] No [#11 IRV] Yes [#12 Vote 17] Yes [#14 Full-time Mayor] Yes If the Mayor is a fulltime employee of the city - then the People of the City should vote specifically for the Mayor. [#15 Chick-ens] Yes! [#16 Bar Hours] Yes [#17 Yard Waste] No [#18 Comm. Taxes] No [#19 Max Res. Factor] I am also unable to answer this because I would like to see what this actually means financially to the people of Lowell. [#20 West-view Rd] Yes [#21 Rogers St] Yes [#13 Term Limits]

Output: Yes

2013 Left in Lowell Candidate Questionnaires


Input: [Candidate Name] Hargis, Stacie [#1 Cas-ino] Yes but only if the casino could guarantee living wage jobs for all workers and would include a very large percentage of money going directly to our school system and other community programming to help offset documented negatives to gaming industries entering communities. [#2 Gar-age] Yes [#3 HS] No [#4 Sch. Funds] No [#5 Free Cash] Yes [#6 Plan E] Yes [#7 CM Cont.] Yes [#8 Retain Lynch] Yes [#9 Boards] I don't know enough about all the current appointments to the boards to fairly answer this question. I do think it is the responsibility of the City Council to encourage people in our community to participate on boards and to be active in our municipal activities. I think that many of the boards have term limits for a reason and it would be a sign of a vibrant, engaged city if more people took turns serving on boards. [#10 Dist. Votes] Yes [#11 IRV] No [#12 Vote 17] Yes [#14 Full-time Mayor] No [#15 Chick-ens] Yes I attended the Neighborhood Subcommittee meeting on Sept 17th to learn more about a possible ordinance as I've been hesitate to make a decision one way or another without more information on specifics. I've been asking people what they think, and have heard both support and opposition from people - especially around property values as well as both benefits and concerns on health issues. I've also heard a lot of middle ground as well. As I listened to those for and against, I heard the passion for wanting the opportunity to have better control over access to one's own food consumed. I also heard passionate pleas that sanitation and noise were serious quality of life concerns. In the end, I heard the Health and Animal Control departments say that the only reason why they were called to the houses that have backyard chickens was because of just that, they had them, and not because of unsanitary or noisy conditions. Since this is such a complicated ordinance with many implications to consider, I think the subcommittee had an opportunity to recommend a compromise that would allow a few special permits to the few that are shown prepared and responsible enough to take on owning their own chickens. It would have been an opportunity to find a middle ground to grant a few special permits to test out the conditions to see if a city wide ordinance is possible. It would have been an opportunity to assuage worries by limiting the numbers, until it could be proven to be a manageable situation within our city. I believe that issues around urban agriculture are not going to disappear, it would have been an opportunity for Lowell to prepare better to meet the future needs of Urban Living. [#16 Bar Hours] No [#17 Yard Waste] Yes [#18 Comm. Taxes] No [#19 Max Res. Factor] Yes [#20 West-view Rd] No [#21 Rogers St] The Council is waiting on the Planning Board to provide their recommendation. I also believe that the abutters and neighbors should have an opportunity for more involvement to figure out the impetus for changing the zoning. Are the main concerns for the area vehicular safety, pedestrian crossing, big box retail development? It seems more conversation around a strategic plan for the area is necessary in order to really understand what the best approach may be. [#13 Term Limits]

Output: No

2013 Left in Lowell Candidate Questionnaires


Input: [Candidate Name] Martin, William [#1 Cas-ino] No I would support a full casino but think that one is highly unlikely to come to Lowell- I would oppose a slot parlor. [#2 Gar-age] Yes I would support but no current need and existing plan calls for a private garage in the district. [#3 HS] No [#4 Sch. Funds] Yes The city has exceeded the funding level required by the state last year, and likely this year also (we won't know until state notiifes, whcih is always at the end of the fiscal year). [#5 Free Cash] Yes [#6 Plan E] Yes [#7 CM Cont.] Yes [#8 Retain Lynch] Yes [#9 Boards] No [#10 Dist. Votes] No [#11 IRV] No [#12 Vote 17] Yes [#14 Full-time Mayor] No [#15 Chick-ens] No I would consider a pilot program with a small number of board of health licenses to see how this might work. [#16 Bar Hours] No [#17 Yard Waste] Yes [#18 Comm. Taxes] Yes [#19 Max Res. Factor] Yes [#20 West-view Rd] No [#21 Rogers St] No [#13 Term Limits]

Output: No

2013 Left in Lowell Candidate Questionnaires


Input: [Candidate Name] Mendonca, Joseph [#1 Cas-ino] No [#2 Gar-age] Yes, if there were cost and revenue projections that showed that there would be sufficient revenue to cover the debt service. [#3 HS] No [#4 Sch. Funds] Yes [#5 Free Cash] Yes [#6 Plan E] Yes [#7 CM Cont.] No [#8 Retain Lynch] Yes [#9 Boards] Yes [#10 Dist. Votes] No [#11 IRV] Likely yes, I would need more information on how IRV would be implemented. [#12 Vote 17] Yes [#14 Full-time Mayor] No [#15 Chick-ens] Yes [#16 Bar Hours] Likely no, I would only want to reduce the hours of the establishment(s) that have had problems. [#17 Yard Waste] In general I would support reducing the costs of yard waste pickup - but it would depend on the implemetation details [#18 Comm. Taxes] Yes [#19 Max Res. Factor] No [#20 West-view Rd] No [#21 Rogers St] No [#13 Term Limits]

Output: That should be up to voters - ballot question.

2013 Left in Lowell Candidate Questionnaires


Input: [Candidate Name] Misitano, Rick [#1 Cas-ino] Yes On November 22, 2011, Governor Deval Patrick signed Chapter 194 “An Act Establishing Expanded Gaming in the Commonwealth,” legislation designed to provide significant benefits to the Commonwealth by advancing job creation and economic development. The intent is to create thousands of jobs for Massachusetts residents in the areas of construction, hospitality and tourism, while also generating $300 - $500 million in new revenue for the Commonwealth. The Gaming Act allows for up to three “destination resort casinos” to be located in three specific geographically diverse regions across the state and one single slots facility free to locate anywhere in the state. Penn National Gaming sought to develop such a facility in the Town of Tewksbury, which stirred much debate throughout the community. Under the current guidelines enacted by the state, the licensing fee for each “resort casino” is a minimum of $85 million and requires a capital investment (which must include a hotel facility) of at least $500 million. The Commonwealth will receive 25% of gross gaming revenues. The slots facility (which will hold up to 1,250 slot machines) has a $25 million license fee, and a minimum capital investment of $125 million and will be taxed at 40% of its gross gaming revenue. I personally feel that such a proposal can do great things for cities and towns across the state (including the City of Lowell) but under a MUCH smaller scale. Under the current law, in order for a gaming developer to be granted a license, they are required to present ‘MGM Grand’ types of plans to the residents of the city or town they wish to develop such a facility. Most communities don't want a huge Taj Mahal in their backyard. That is why I think there has been so much resistance by cities and towns across Massachusetts. The state should revise the law to allow gaming developers and the communities interested in pursuing such developments the ability to propose and approve much smaller scale facilities. One great example of such a facility is the Ocean Gaming Casino located on Ocean Blvd. in Hampton, NH. This is such a charming facility that was very elegantly designed as small scale gaming facility and is embraced by the town’s own amenities that surround it, such as the areas existing restaurants, hotels and entertainment venues. I could absolutely envision such an operation located in the Marriott Hotel in Downtown Lowell! However, since we no longer have a Marriott Hotel in Downtown Lowell, perhaps this could be of interest to the UMass Lowell Inn and Conference Center? Probably not, but it’s just a thought! The intent of the current gaming law to create thousands of jobs for Massachusetts residents in construction, hospitality and tourism, while also generating $300 - $500 million in new revenue for the Commonwealth is an admirable goal that I feel can work, but only if it is made more realistic for communities to embrace. [#2 Gar-age] Yes [#3 HS] Yes [#4 Sch. Funds] Yes [#5 Free Cash] Yes [#6 Plan E] Yes Yes. However, the only way such a form of government can effectively work would be under total transparency and complete accountability of the representatives elected and establishing clearly defined responsibilities for the city manager who would also be held to the same level of total transparency and complete accountability. For our current form of government to effectively work, elected officials also need to work with various neighborhood groups and seek out the opinions and ideas of the citizens of the City of Lowell and include them as part of the decision making process by holding quarterly or semi-annual public forums or hearings to allow citizens the opportunity to voice their concerns on major issues that would impact the city, including holding special elections on any major important issue that could substantially affect the community at large. [#7 CM Cont.] No No. I believe that ALL hired city positions should be “AT-WILL” positions. [#8 Retain Lynch] Yes I would absolutely be willing to consider retaining the current City Manager as an “At-Will” employee. However, if needed, consider negotiating a new limited term contract vs. seeking to replace the current City Manager, BUT only after thorough deliberations with the Council in order to make certain all concerns are heard and all issues raised are clearly addressed to ensure he remains a good fit for the Council and the city at large going forward. [#9 Boards] Yes [#10 Dist. Votes] Yes [#11 IRV] Yes I would not be opposed to exploring some kind of IRV (Instant Runoff Voting) or some other form of voting reform. Upholding the principle of majority rule and accommodating genuine voter choice are paramount for a democracy. Instant Runoff Voting would empower voters to rank candidates in order of choice and would uphold the goal of majority rule, providing more strength and integrity of “one voice, one vote”. [#12 Vote 17] Yes [#14 Full-time Mayor] Yes [#15 Chick-ens] No Personally, I have had a very negative experience with past neighbors keeping roosters in their back yard. Having to deal with the odor and debris that would fly around on windy days was one thing. Dealing with the noise at all hours of the day and night was another. The same issues would also apply to chickens. Honestly, I am not in support of such a blanket ordinance that would affect the city at large. I realize allowing such a thing seems harmless to some, but there are real concerns and issues at hand, such as the public's health and the right of quiet enjoyment for all residents in the City of Lowell. There is a reason why zoning laws exist, and I just don’t think allowing such a variance would be good for the city as a whole. [#16 Bar Hours] Yes I do not support a blanket reduction of late hours for all alcohol serving establishments in the city. Rather, I do support a reduction of late hours for alcohol serving establishments as enforcement for those establishments who violate city ordinances and state law. I have a zero tolerance policy for proprietors who choose to operate their businesses with a disregard to following the law or preserving the rights of quiet enjoyment by the neighborhoods that surround them. [#17 Yard Waste] No [#18 Comm. Taxes] Yes [#19 Max Res. Factor] No [#20 West-view Rd] Yes [#21 Rogers St] Yes [#13 Term Limits]

Output: No City Councilors already have term limits. They are called elections.

2013 Left in Lowell Candidate Questionnaires


Input: [Candidate Name] Vieira, Matthew [#1 Cas-ino] Yes [#2 Gar-age] Yes [#3 HS] Yes Yes, I support building a new campus-style high school, but I refrain from mentioning “Cawley stadium” as a potential destination. This of course is a matter of discussing funding with the state delegation, as well as potential location. This too would result in a public hearing, so we are absolutely in need of a new school, but the location for now, is undetermined. [#4 Sch. Funds] Yes [#5 Free Cash] Yes [#6 Plan E] No [#7 CM Cont.] No [#8 Retain Lynch] No [#9 Boards] Yes [#10 Dist. Votes] Yes [#11 IRV] No [#12 Vote 17] Yes [#14 Full-time Mayor] Yes Absolutely. The mayor should hold the position as a full time job, as opposed to a ceremonial mayor. As aforementioned through my campaign, I am a believer in a strong mayor, plan A type of government. I strongly believe that the folks of Lowell have the greater opportunity to restore the government to the people when the opportunity for them to elect the individual atop the helm is in their hands. Through electing a mayor, while the council will no longer hold the highest power they will remain a legislative body. Unlike now with our current plan E type, plan A will allow for the people of Lowell to hold the Mayor accountable for his/ her actions when they disagree, or are dissatisfied with the direction we are headed in. [#15 Chick-ens] No [#16 Bar Hours] No [#17 Yard Waste] No [#18 Comm. Taxes] Yes [#19 Max Res. Factor] Yes [#20 West-view Rd] No [#21 Rogers St] No [#13 Term Limits]

Output: Yes

2013 Left in Lowell Candidate Questionnaires


Input: [Candidate Name] Mitchell, Derek [#2 Gar-age] No [#3 HS] No [#4 Sch. Funds] No [#6 Plan E] Yes [#10 Dist. Votes] No [#12 Vote 17] Yes [#14 Full-time Mayor] Yes [#16 Bar Hours] Yes [#17 Yard Waste] No [#18 Comm. Taxes] Yes [#19 Max Res. Factor] No [#13 Term Limits]

Output: Yes

2013 Left in Lowell Candidate Questionnaires


Input: [Candidate Name] Pech, Van [#1 Cas-ino] No [#2 Gar-age] Yes [#3 HS] No [#4 Sch. Funds] No No. In order for our students to be productive community members we need to provide them with the tools for them to succeed. Among the tools that will help them succeed are their teachers. There should be more support for teachers and investment in the environment where studenst are learning. [#5 Free Cash] Yes [#6 Plan E] Yes [#7 CM Cont.] No No. In general I do not support contracts but what is most important is having the best quality manager on the job. [#8 Retain Lynch] Yes Yes. I would be in favor of negotiating with the City Manager on a new contract when his expires. During his tenure the city has consistently been in good financial standing. The bond rating is solid, our reserves are being filled and taxes have been leveled. When you have a coach of a team that is doing well and having winning seasons you would renegotiate his contract to keep the team successful. The City Manager has proven to be a winning coach and city's administration is a winning team. [#9 Boards] Yes Yes. Currently the city does a good job with appointing new members. The City encourages Lowell residents to apply for boards and commissions with the main eligibility being that the individuals has an interest in improving the city. [#10 Dist. Votes] Yes [#11 IRV] Yes [#12 Vote 17] Yes [#14 Full-time Mayor] Yes [#15 Chick-ens] Yes Yes. We should have a trial period to determine if this ordinance would work. There should be well thought out guidelines and regulations that makes it a case by case process. [#16 Bar Hours] No No. By enforcing the reduction in hours the city would be penalizing the majority of local businesses, which have been operating according to the rules without incidents. We should not be punishing all of the local businesses based on the actions of a few. If we were to approve this guideline for everyone, that would discourage economic development and new businesses from establishing themselves in Lowell. [#17 Yard Waste] No [#18 Comm. Taxes] Yes [#19 Max Res. Factor] Yes [#20 West-view Rd] Need more information. As a current Zoning Board member, I would do my best to get all of the information from all sides before making a decision. It is difficult to make a well-informed decision without all of the information. [#21 Rogers St] Need more information. As a current Zoning Board member, I would do my best to get all of the information from all sides before making a decision. It is difficult to make a well-informed decision without all of the information. [#13 Term Limits]

Output: Yes

2013 Left in Lowell Candidate Questionnaires


Input: [Candidate Name] Samaras, William [#1 Cas-ino] No [#2 Gar-age] Yes [#3 HS] As headmaster, I reviewed the possibility of building a new high school at Cawley Stadium to make the fields available to students. Since the Speck report, but more importantly, the expansion of Umass Lowell and Middlesex Community College to the downtown area, the idea of rebuilding the high school in the downtown presents new and better educational opportunities for our students in the urban setting. [#4 Sch. Funds] No [#5 Free Cash] Yes [#6 Plan E] Yes [#7 CM Cont.] Yes [#8 Retain Lynch] Yes [#9 Boards] Yes [#10 Dist. Votes] Yes [#11 IRV] Any change in the voting system should be a community-wide discussion. [#12 Vote 17] Yes [#14 Full-time Mayor] No [#15 Chick-ens] No At this time, my answer has to be no. However, ideas like this have merit and should always be given a fair hearing and their proponents' needs should be considered. [#16 Bar Hours] Yes [#17 Yard Waste] No [#18 Comm. Taxes] No There should be a continuous discussion on tax rates and fees for what best serves the city of Lowell and the people. [#19 Max Res. Factor] Yes [#20 West-view Rd] No [#21 Rogers St] No [#13 Term Limits]

Output: Yes I believe that term limits should be considered at all levels of government and a decision like this should be approved at the voter level.

2013 Left in Lowell Candidate Questionnaires


Input: [Benchmark #] S1-E-A2 [Description] planning and/or designing and conducting a scientific investigation. [Activity]

Output: Atlatl Antics Poverty Point Ovens Artifacts All Over the Place


Input: [Benchmark #] S1-E-A3 [Description] communicating that observations are made with one's senses [Activity]

Output: Atlatl Antics Poverty Point Ovens Artifacts All Over the Place


Input: [Benchmark #] S1-E-A4 [Description] employing equipment and tools to gather data and extend the sensory observations [Activity]

Output: Atlatl Antics Poverty Point Ovens Artifacts All Over the Place


Input: [Benchmark #] S1-E-A5 [Description] using data, including numbers and graphs, to explain observations and experiments [Activity]

Output: Atlatl Antics Poverty Point Ovens Artifacts All Over the Place


Input: [Benchmark #] S1-E-A6 [Description] communicating observations and experiments in oral and written formats [Activity]

Output: Topography Training Atlatl Antics Poverty Point Ovens Artifacts All Over the Place


Input: [Benchmark #] S1-E-A7 [Description] utilizing safety procedures during experiments [Activity]

Output: Atlatl Antics The "Do It Yourself" Atlatl Cooking in an Earth Oven Poverty Point Ovens Prehistoric Pump Drills


Input: [Benchmark #] S1-E-B4 [Description] developing explanations by using observations and experiments [Activity]

Output: Atlatl Antics The "Do It Yourself" Atlatl Poverty Point Ovens Prehistoric Pump Drills Artifacts All Over the Place


Input: [Benchmark #] S1-E-B5 [Description] presenting the results of experiments [Activity]

Output: Atlatl Antics Poverty Point Ovens Prehistoric Pump Drills


Input: [Benchmark #] S1-E-B6 [Description] reviewing and asking questions about the results of investigations [Activity]

Output: Atlatl Antics Poverty Point Ovens Artifacts All Over the Place


Input: [Benchmark #] PS-E-A1 [Description] observing, describing, and classifying objects by properties [Activity]

Output: Poverty Point Cooking Balls Artifacts All Over the Place


Input: [Benchmark #] PS-E-B1 [Description] observing and describing the position of an object relative to another object or the background [Activity]

Output: Atlatl Antics


Input: [Benchmark #] PS-E-B3 [Description] describing an object's motion by tracing and measuring its position over time [Activity]

Output: Atlatl Antics


Input: [Benchmark #] PS-E-C3 [Description] investigating and describing different ways heat can be produced and moved from one object to another by conduction [Activity]

Output: Poverty Point Cooking Balls Cooking in an Earth Oven Poverty Point Ovens


Input: [Benchmark #] ESS-E-A6 [Description] observing and describing variations in soil [Activity]

Output: Poverty Point Cooking Balls


Input: [No.] 1 [Date] 10.10.2002 [Together with] D. Wolf [Time] 7h 01m [Main tasks and notes]

Output: Hooking up power, data and fluid connections between the S0 truss and the newly installed S1


Input: [No.] 2 [Date] 12.10.2002 [Together with] D. Wolf [Time] 6h 04m [Main tasks and notes]

Output: Installing a video camera on the hull of the Unity node; connecting fluid lines leading to the S1's ammonia tank assembly; finish removing launch locks holding the CETA cart in place; installing 25 of 31 "spool positioning devices"


Input: [No.] 3 [Date] 14.10.2002 [Together with] D. Wolf [Time] 6h 36m [Main tasks and notes]

Output: Performing some final outfitting and configuring of the new S1 truss and free a stuck bolt on the station's mobile railcar


Input: [No.] 4 [Date] 08.07.2006 [Together with] M. Fossum [Time] 7h 31m [Main tasks and notes]

Output: Maintenance on the stations mobile transporter and a test of astronaut movement on the end of the robotic arm boom extension for possible heat shield repairs during future flights


Input: [No.] 5 [Date] 10.07.2006 [Together with] M. Fossum [Time] 6h 47m [Main tasks and notes]

Output: Installation of a spare thermal control system pump on to the outside of the Quest Airlock; replacement of reel assembly for a cable that provides power and data to the stations mobile transporter


Input: [No.] 6 [Date] 12.07.2006 [Together with] M. Fossum [Time] 7h 11m [Main tasks and notes]

Output: Demonstration of on-orbit heat shield repair techniques


Input: [0] S.NO. [1] 2010 IEEE PROJECT TITLES [2] YEAR [3]

Output: DOMAIN

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Input: [0] 1 [1] DOTNET- Maximizing Rewards in Wireless Networks with Energy [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WIRELESS NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 2 [1] DOTNET- Slow Adaptive OFDMA Systems Through Chance Constrained Programming [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WIRELESS NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 3 [1] DOTNET- Toward Optimal Network Fault Correction in Externally Managed Overlay Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WIRELESS NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 4 [1] DOTNET- Anonymous Query Processing in Road Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: DATA MINING

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Input: [0] 5 [1] DOTNET- Multicast Multi-path Power Efficient Routing in Mobile ADHOC Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: MOBIE COMPUTING

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Input: [0] 6 [1] DOTNET- VEBEK Virtual Energy-Based Encryption and Keying for Wireless Sensor Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: NETWORK SECURITY

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Input: [0] 7 [1] DOTNET- Minimizing Delay and Maximizing Lifetime for Wireless Sensor Networks With Anycast [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WIRELESS NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 8 [1] DOTNET- Secure Client-Side ST-DM Watermark Embedding [2] 2010 [3]

Output: NETWORK SECURITY

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Input: [0] 9 [1] DOTNET- On Wireless Scheduling Algorithms for Minimizing the Queue-Overflow Probability [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WIRELESS NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 10 [1] DOTNET- Cross-Layer Design in Multihop Wireless Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WIRELESS NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 11 [1] DOTNET- Privacy-Preserving Public Auditing for Data StorageSecurity in Cloud Computing [2] 2010 [3]

Output: CLOUD COMPUTING

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Input: [0] 12 [1] DOTNET- S4 Small State and Small Stretch Compact Routing Protocol for Large Static Wireless Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: MOBIE COMPUTING

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Input: [0] 13 [1] DOTNET- Secure Distance-Based Localization in the Presence of Cheating Beacon Nodes [2] 2010 [3]

Output: NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 14 [1] DOTNET- A Distributed CSMA Algorithm for Throughput and Utility Maximization in Wireless Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: PARALLEL COMPUTING

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Input: [0] 15 [1] DOTNET- Fast Algorithms for Resource Allocation in Wireless Cellular Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WIRELESS NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 16 [1] DOTNET- Distributed Algorithms for Minimum Cost Multicast with Network Coding in Wireless Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WIRELESS NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 17 [1] DOTNET- Maximizing The Lifetime Of Wireless Sensor Networks With Mobile Sink In Delay-Tolerant Application [2] 2010 [3]

Output: MOBIE COMPUTING

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Input: [0] 18 [1] DOTNET- Fuzzy Keyword Search over Encrypted Data in Cloud Computing [2] 2010 [3]

Output: CLOUD COMPUTING

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Input: [0] 19 [1] DOTNET- Collaborative Sensing to Improve Information Quality for Target Tracking in Wireless Sensor Network [2] 2010 [3]

Output: NERWORKING

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Input: [0] 20 [1] DOTNET- Dynamic Authentication for Cross-Realm SOA-Based Business Processes [2] 2010 [3]

Output: PARALLEL COMPUTING

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Input: [0] 21 [1] DOTNET- TDMA Scheduling with Optimized Energy Efficiency and Minimum Delay in Clustered Wireless Sensor Ne [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WIRELESS NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 22 [1] JAVA-– Secure Data Objects Replication in Data Grid [2] 2010 [3]

Output: NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 23 [1] JAVA-– RM Integrated File Replication and Consistency Maintenance in P2P Systems [2] 2010 [3]

Output: NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 24 [1] JAVA-– Fault-tolerant Mobile Agent-based Monitoring Mechanism for Highly Dynamic Distributed Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 25 [1] JAVA-– Agent Based Efficient Anomaly Intrusion Detection System in Adhoc networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: NETOWORK SECURITY

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Input: [0] 26 [1] JAVA-– Deriving Concept-Based User Profiles from Search Engine Logs [2] 2010 [3]

Output: DATA MINING

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Input: [0] 27 [1] JAVA-– On The Performance Of Content Delivery Under Competition In A Stochastic Unstructured Peer-To-Peer [2] 2010 [3]

Output: NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 28 [1] JAVA-– Rate Adaptation in Congested Wireless Networks through Real-Time Measurements [2] 2010 [3]

Output: NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 29 [1] JAVA-– A Distributed Protocol to Serve Dynamic Groups for Peer-to-Peer Streaming [2] 2010 [3]

Output: NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 30 [1] JAVA-– Conditional Shortest Path Routing In Delay Tolerant Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 31 [1] JAVA-– Privacy-Conscious Location-Based Queries in Mobile Environments [2] 2010 [3]

Output: MOBIE COMPUTING

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Input: [0] 32 [1] JAVA-– Stochastic Approach to Image Retrieval Using Relevance Feedback and Particle Swarm Optimization [2] 2010 [3]

Output: IMAGE PROCESSING

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Input: [0] 33 [1] JAVA-– Opportunistic Routing in Multi-radio Multi-channel Multi-hop Wireless Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WIRELESS NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 34 [1] JAVA-– MABS Multicast Authentication Based on Batch Signature [2] 2010 [3]

Output: NETWORK SECURITY

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Input: [0] 35 [1] JAVA-– Optimal Jamming Attack Strategies and Network Defense Policies in Wireless Sensor Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WIRELESS NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 36 [1] JAVA-– Layered Approach Using Conditional Random Fields for Intrusion Detection [2] 2010 [3]

Output: NETWORK SECURITY

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Input: [0] 37 [1] JAVA-– Inside the Permutation-Scanning Worms Propagation Modeling and Analysis [2] 2010 [3]

Output: NETWORK SECURITY

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Input: [0] 38 [1] JAVA-– Achieving Guaranteed Anonymity in GPS Traces via Uncertainty Aware Path Cloaking [2] 2010 [3]

Output: MOBIE COMPUTING

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Input: [0] 40 [1] JAVA-– Provisioning of Deadline-Driven Requests With Flexible Transmission Rates inWDMMesh Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 41 [1] JAVA-– Performance Evaluation of Video Streaming over Multi-Hop Wireless Local Area Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WIRELESS NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 42 [1] JAVA-– Toward Practical Opportunistic Routing With Intra-Session Network Coding for Mesh Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 43 [1] JAVA-– Record Matching over Query Results from Multiple Web Databases [2] 2010 [3]

Output: DATA MINING

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Input: [0] 44 [1] JAVA-– Maximizing The Lifetime Of Wireless Sensor Networks With Mobile Sink In Delay-Tolerant Application [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WIRELESS NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 45 [1] JAVA-– Label-Based Dv-Hop Localization Against Wormhole Attacks In Wireless Sensor Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WIRELESS NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 46 [1] JAVA-– FiVaTech Page-Level Web Data Extraction from Template Pages [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WEB MINING

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Input: [0] 47 [1] JAVA-– Pie Cooperative Peer-To-Peer Information Exchange In Network Coding Enabled Wireless Networks [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WIRELESS NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 48 [1] JAVA-– Image Thumbnails That Represent Blur and Noise [2] 2010 [3]

Output: IMAGE PROCESSING

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Input: [0] 49 [1] JAVA-– PAM An Efficient And Privacy-Aware Monitoring Framework For Continuously Moving Objects [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WIRELESS NETWORKING

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Input: [0] 50 [1] JAVA-– KTR an Efficient Key Management Scheme for Secure Data Access Control in Wireless Broadcast Services [2] 2010 [3]

Output: WIRELESS NETWORKING

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Input: [0] S.NO. [1] 2009 IEEE PROJECT TITLES [2] YEAR [3]

Output: DOMAIN

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Input: [0] S.NO. [1] 2008 IEEE PROJECT TITLES [2] YEAR [3]

Output: DOMAIN

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Input: [0] Common Ancestor [1] Child [2] Grandchild [3] Great Grandchild [4] Great Great Grandchild [5] Great Great Great Grandchild [6] Great Great Great Great Grandchild [8] Great Great Great Great Great Great Grandchild [7]

Output: Great Great Great Great Great Grandchild


Input: [0] Child [1] Sibling [2] Niece or Nephew [3] Grand Niece or Nephew [4] Great Grand Niece or Nephew [5] Great Great Grand Niece or Nephew [6] Great Great Great Grand Niece or Nephew [8] Great Great Great Great Great Grand Niece or Nephew [7]

Output: Great Great Great Great Grand Niece or Nephew


Input: [0] Grandchild [1] Niece or Nephew [2] First Cousin [3] First Cousin Once Removed [4] First Cousin Twice Removed [5] First Cousin Three Times Removed [6] First Cousin Four Times Removed [8] First Cousin Six Times Removed [7]

Output: First Cousin Five Times Removed


Input: [0] Great Grandchild [1] Grand Niece or Nephew [2] First Cousin Once Removed [3] Second Cousin [4] Second Cousin Once Removed [5] Second Cousin Twice Removed [6] Second Cousin Three Times Removed [8] Second Cousin Five Times Rremoved [7]

Output: Second Cousin Four Times Removed


Input: [0] Great Great Grandchild [1] Great Grand Niece or Nephew [2] First Cousin Twice Removed [3] Second Cousin Once Removed [4] Third Cousin [5] Third Cousin Once Removed [6] Third Cousin Twice Removed [8] Third Cousin FourTimes Removed [7]

Output: Third Cousin Three Times Removed


Input: [0] Great Great Great Grandchild [1] Great Great Grand Niece or Nephew [2] First Cousin Three Times Removed [3] Second Cousin Twice Removed [4] Third Cousin Once Removed [5] Fourth Cousin [6] Fourth Cousin Once Removed [8] Fourth Cousin Three Times Removed [7]

Output: Fourth Cousin Twice Removed


Input: [0] Great Great Great Great Grandchild [1] Great Great Great Grand Niece or Nephew [2] First Cousin Four Times Removed [3] Second Cousin Three Times Removed [4] Third Cousin Twice Removed [5] Fourth Cousin Once Removed [6] Fifth Cousin [8] Fifth Cousin Twice Removed [7]

Output: Fifth Cousin Once Removed


Input: [0] Great Great Great Great Great Grandchild [1] Great Great Great Great Grand Niece or Nephew [2] First Cousin Five Times Removed [3] Second Cousin Four Times Removed [4] Third Cousin Three Times Removed [5] Fourth Cousin Twice Removed [6] Fifth Cousin Once Removed [8] Sixth Cousin Once Removed [7]

Output: Sixth Cousin


Input: [0] Great Great Great Great Great Great Grandchild [1] Great Great Great Great Great Grand Niece or Nephew [2] First Cousin Six Times Removed [3] Second Cousin Five Times Removed [4] Third Cousin FourTimes Removed [5] Fourth Cousin Three Times Removed [6] Fifth Cousin Twice removed [8] Seventh Cousin [7]

Output: Sixth Cousin Once Removed


Input: [Roof*] On the Rafter Warm [Tile] Clay [PDF] Contact Us [DWG File] Contact Us [Soakers/ Flashing Kit]

Output: Soakers

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Input: [Roof*] On the Rafter Warm [Tile] Clay [PDF] Download [DWG File] Download [Soakers/ Flashing Kit]

Output: Flashing Kit

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Input: [Roof*] On the Rafter Cold [Tile] Clay [PDF] Contact Us [DWG File] Contact Us [Soakers/ Flashing Kit]

Output: Soakers

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Input: [Roof*] On the Rafter Cold [Tile] Clay [PDF] Download [DWG File] Download [Soakers/ Flashing Kit]

Output: Flashing Kit

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Input: [Roof*] Sarking [Tile] Sarking [PDF] Contact Us [DWG File] Contact Us [Soakers/ Flashing Kit]

Output: Sarking

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Input: [Roof*] Lead [Tile] Lead [PDF] Contact Us [DWG File] Contact Us [Soakers/ Flashing Kit]

Output: Lead

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Input: [Roof*] Example [Tile] Test [PDF] Contact Us [DWG File] Download [Soakers/ Flashing Kit]

Output: Test

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Input: [1] gas [2] liquid [3] solid [0]

Output: property

Relative magnitudes of some properties of the three states of matter


Input: [1] very small [2] large [3] large [0]

Output: densityDensity


Input: [1] large (= R/P) [2] small [3] small [0]

Output: thermal expansion coefficientThermal expansion coefficient


Input: [1] nil [2] small [3] large [0]

Output: cohesivenessCohesiveness


Input: [1] nil [2] medium [3] very large [0]

Output: surface tensionSurface tension


Input: [1] small [2] medium [3] very large [0]

Output: viscosityViscosity


Input: [1] large [2] small [3] smaller [0]

Output: kinetic energy per moleculeKinetic energy per molecule


Input: [1] random [2] medium [3] small [0]

Output: disorderDisorder


Input: [0] Card from 8+ [Typical High street bank*]

Output: Card from 11+ (or older)


Input: [0] Sign up online in 2 minutes [Typical High street bank*]

Output: Sign up in branch


Input: [0] Get PIN In the Osper App [Typical High street bank*]

Output: Wait for PIN by post


Input: [0] Support from a small friendly team [Typical High street bank*]

Output: Support from a large call centre