Input: [Title] Energy Audits of Off Campus Student Residences [File] Audit of Coffeehouse Theme Cottage Audit of 1 Lincoln Street Audit of Artist Guild Theme Cottage Audit of Women's Resource Center Theme Cottage Audit of 13 University Audit of Black Women's Residence Theme Cottage Audit of 25 College Audit of 38 East Main Street Audit of 40 East Main Street Audit of Ray Ross Theme Cottage Audit of KDS Audit of La Casa Latina Audit of Outing Club Theme Cottage Audit of the Green House Theme Cottage Audit of 72 Park Street Audit of Commons College Audit of 50 Park Street [Date] 04/01/2008 [Description]

Output: » read moreFrom the Abstract: "The purpose of these studies was to investigate and report on the effects of installing various energy and water conservation measures for this building.

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Input: [Title] Environmental Action Organization Constitution [File] Constitution of EAO.pdf [Date] 02/09/2014 [Description]

Output: The constitution for the St. Lawrence student group, the Environmental Action Organization (EAO).

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Input: [Title] Estimates of 'unavoidable offsets' [File] Offsets 2011.xlsx [Date] 11/07/2011 [Description]

Output: St. Lawrence University will be unable to reach climate neutrality (zero-net greenhouse gas emissions) without using offsets. This spreadsheet uses 2011 greenhouse gas emissions data to estimate the number of metric tons of offsets the University would need to purchase or generate each year to reach zero emissions. This spreadsheet also provides a ‘back of the envelope' calculation of the number and cost of using energy efficiency retrofits of North Country homes as an offset.

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Input: [Title] Food Purchases Summary 07-10 [File] Food Purchases Summary 07-10.xls [Date] 06/30/2008 - 06/30/2010 [Description]

Output: Data table includes percentage of SLU food that is grown and distributed locally (2007 to 2010), the economic impact of such purchases and a link to the farm or distributor website. Data are from Director of Dining Services Cindy Atkins. Updated 10/29/10.

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Input: [Title] GHG Inventory 2012 [File] GHG Inventory 2012.xls [Date] 07/01/2011 - 06/30/2012 [Description]

Output: At the end of each fiscal year (June 30th) greenhouse gas emissions are calculated for St. Lawrence University. As a signatory of the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment, St. Lawrence must report all Scope One and Two emissions and select Scope Three emissions (University funded travel, employee commute and solid waste). St. Lawrence is also responsible for emissions of off-campus University owned property (e.g. Canaras), the Golf Course and the Best Western. Questions about these data should be directed to the University's Sustainability Coordinator.

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Input: [Title] GHG Reduction Working Sheet [File] GHG Reduction Working Sheet for CCSCN.xlsx [Date] 11/08/2011 [Description]

Output: The Campus Committee on Sustainability and Climate Neutrality (The Sustainability Committee), with the Climate Action Plan Work Plans in mind, decided to carefully consider the sources of greenhouse gas emissions and select the most appropriate means of reduction for each source. This is a brainstorming and working document.

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Input: [Title] Map of Tunneled and Direct Buried Steam Lines [File] SteamLines-1.pdf [Date] 06/30/2008 [Description]

Output: Most folks familiar with the SLU campus in winter know that there are times when there is a grass strip on the quad (and other locations) when snow blankets the rest of campus. A central heating plant requires distribution lines to move steam to buildings across campus; direct buried lines shed heat and make the system less efficient. This map shows which lines have already been tunneled and which still need to be completed.

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Input: [Title] No-Mow Zones Map [File] No Mow Zones -Campus Plan 4-15-09.pdf [Date] 04/15/2009 [Description]

Output: Yellow areas on the map represent ‘no-mow zones’ with a total of over 40 acres. These are areas designated by our grounds manager to be left wild during the growing season (some of these areas are mowed once at the end of the season to prevent woody species from colonizing). Many of these areas have bird houses and wildflowers.

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Input: [Title] Peer Schools Sustainability Comparison [File] Peer Schools Sustainability Comparison.xlsx [Date] 09/01/2010 [Description]

Output: For most research studies St. Lawrence uses a list of 25 schools called the "New Comparison Group" or NCG. The following table was compiled to compare St. Lawrence's work on climate neutrality, renewable energy technologies and general sustainability. It includes information on signatories of the American College and University Climate Commitment and their Climate Action Plans as well as information found on individual institution website and through the College Sustainability Report Card. Last updated 10/27/10

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Input: [Title] Permaculture Innovation Grant [File] Permaculture Innovation Grant.pdf [Date] 04/12/2011 [Description]

Output: This innovation grant proposal, which was funded in Spring 2011 presents an edible, self-sustaining permaculture landscape, composed of fruit trees (apple, pear, plum), perennial herbs and flowers, and other fruit bushes. Designed as a haven for students and faculty to visit and enjoy an environmentally beneficial landscape, rather than a simple mowed lawn. A long-lasting asset to our campus grounds, and a step toward making our space more environmentally sustainable, productive, and inviting this will be the first permaculture design on the St. Lawrence Campus.

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Input: [Title] President's Climate Commitment Two Month Report [File] ACUPCCSignatoryTwo-MonthReportingForm.pdf [Date] 11/08/2007 [Description]

Output: As the first report due upon signing the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment information includes the institutional structure and tangible actions St. Lawrence will use to meet the goals of our commitment.

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Input: [Title] Single Stream Recycling [File] Single Stream Recycling Room.pdf [Date] 01/03/2014 [Description]

Output: This poster explains the single stream recycling system found at all student residences. Effective August 2014, paper, bottles, cans and cardboard recycling can be placed in the same recycling bins. St. Lawrence University has elected to transition all student residences to this method, called "single-stream recycling." The goal of the program is to increase the recycling rate by making recycling easier and hassle free through the collection of common recyclables in a single bin. To reflect the changes in the recycling program, each student room has been equipped with a blue recycling can along with a regular black trash can with bag. The blue recycling can is for all recyclable material*, it is not for trash. All items in the blue recycle can are taken to the recycling center and all recyclable materials go into the blue recycling wheelie, no trash goes in the blue wheelie. *Compact fluorescent light bulbs, batteries, ink/toner and electronic waste are all recyclable but NOT in the blue wheelie. These must be put in their own containers (found in recycling rooms), students should talk to their custodian for recycling of all electronic waste.

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Input: [Title] SLU Arboretum Proposal [File] SLU Arboretum Proposal.pdf [Date] 03/01/2011 [Description]

Output: This innovation grant, funded in Spring 2011 has the goal of St. Lawrence University becoming an arboretum, a place that honors the diversity and beauty of trees by giving select trees identifying signs and creating a tour of campus based on viewing these selected trees. Creating and maintaining the campus grounds as an arboretum will provide educational opportunities for St. Lawrence and other local students and community members as well as becoming a point of interest as the only arboretum in the North Country and one of very few in a Liberal Arts College setting. As an arboretum the campus would showcase the diversity of tree species native to the northeastern U.S. and southern Canada.

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Input: [Title] SLU Reduced-Idling Policy [File] SLU reduced-idling policy.pdf [Date] 02/01/2010 [Description]

Output: In keeping with the ideal that University programming and operations should explore and model progressive and/or alternative behaviors, as a signatory of the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment, in light of the Board of Trustees approval of the Environmental Resolution, and our overall desire for a safe and healthy community, St. Lawrence University has adopted a reduced-idling policy for all vehicles on the University campus. This policy was initiated by the Conservation Council.

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Input: [Title] SmartStrip (powerstrip) Energy Savings [File] SmartStrip Power Saving Analysis.pdf [Date] 05/10/2008 [Description]

Output: In attempts to beat phantom load (electricity used by appliances while they are turned ‘off’ but still plugged in) the Information Technology Department investigated the purchase of SmartStrips; powerstrips that turn off all peripherals when the computer is shut down. Explanation of SmartStrips and electricity savings are included.

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Input: [Title] St. Lawrence University Climate Action Plan [File] St. Lawrence University Climate Action Plan.pdf [Date] 05/21/2011 [Description]

Output: The St. Lawrence University Climate Action Plan (CAP) was drafted in response to St. Lawrence University President William L. Fox and President Emeritus Daniel F. Sullivan signing the American Colleges and Universities Presidents' Climate Commitment (ACUPCC). As a signatory of this initiative, SLU committed to climate neutrality (zero-net greenhouse gas emissions 1), and the development of a climate action plan (CAP). The drafting of the SLU CAP was assigned to a working group which drew its membership, as proposed by Faculty Council, from a broad cross-section of the campus community, as well as members of the Canton community. 1) Where GHG emissions directly from our operations or indirectly from our activities are reduced to zero and/or offsets bought or generated to cover our emissions totals.

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Input: [Title] Summary of Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) [File] GHG Emissions Summary [Date] 02/17/2009 [Description]

Output: It is often said that we don’t measure what we don’t value and we can’t manage what we don’t measure. St. Lawrence University's commitment to climate neutrality (zero-net greenhouse gas emissions) necessitates that we both measure and manage our greenhouse gas emissions.

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Input: [Title] Sustainable Dining Resolution [File] 2008_Sustainable_Dining_Resolution.pdf [Date] 04/09/2008 [Description]

Output: The food we eat is an important part of our daily lives and plays a major role in how the University operates. Although St. Lawrence University provides the students, faculty, and staff with many food choices year round, our food system is based on agriculture and transportation systems that are not sustainable. In light of the Environmental Resolution, the Environmental Action Plan, and President Sullivan’s signing of the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment, the students passed a resolution to support the increase of local and sustainable food on campus.

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Input: [Title] Theme House Energy Competition: Energy Saving Tips [File] Energy Saving Tips.pdf [Date] 02/27/2010 [Description]

Output: Theme House Energy Competition 2010. The following contains information on how to save energy in your house and beat out the competition. The document includes a FEW of the MANY tips on how to reduce electricity and heat use in your house. Look around the green pages for other ideas.

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Input: [Title] Three Bin Recycling System [File] Recycle Three Bin System.pdf [Date] 01/03/2014 [Description]

Output: This poster explains the three bin recycling system in academic and administrative buildings. Green bins are for paper, blue bins are for all mixed containers and black bins are for trash.

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Input: [Title] Washer Efficiency Statistics [File] Washers_Education.pdf [Date] 06/13/2007 [Description]

Output: Water, heat and electricity savings realized by St. Lawrence by switching from top to front loading washing machines. Includes frequently asked questions on how to use a front loading machine.

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Input: [Software] Cost $ [ARCP 2000] ~90 [ARCS II] free [Commander] free [N4PY] 55+30 [TRX-Manager] 79+50 [Mcp_2000] free [Ham Radio Deluxe]

Output: donate

Amateur Radio Control System ARCS for the Kenwood TS-2000


Input: [Software] Full TS- 2000 CAT [ARCP 2000] yes [ARCS II] yes [Commander] no [N4PY] no [TRX-Manager] no [Mcp_2000] no [Ham Radio Deluxe]

Output: no

Amateur Radio Control System ARCS for the Kenwood TS-2000


Input: [Software] Web DX Cluster [ARCP 2000] no [ARCS II] yes [Commander] separate [N4PY] no [TRX-Manager] yes [Mcp_2000] no [Ham Radio Deluxe]

Output: simple

Amateur Radio Control System ARCS for the Kenwood TS-2000


Input: [Software] Int. TNC Control [ARCP 2000] yes [ARCS II] yes [Commander] no [N4PY] no [TRX-Manager] yes [Mcp_2000] no [Ham Radio Deluxe]

Output: no

Amateur Radio Control System ARCS for the Kenwood TS-2000


Input: [Software] Program Radio Mem- ories [ARCP 2000] no [ARCS II] yes [Commander] no [N4PY] no [TRX-Manager] yes [Mcp_2000] yes [Ham Radio Deluxe]

Output: yes

Amateur Radio Control System ARCS for the Kenwood TS-2000


Input: [Software] Logbook [ARCP 2000] no [ARCS II] yes [Commander] yes [N4PY] no [TRX-Manager] no ? [Mcp_2000] no [Ham Radio Deluxe]

Output: yes

Amateur Radio Control System ARCS for the Kenwood TS-2000


Input: [Software] PSK [ARCP 2000] no [ARCS II] yes [Commander] no [N4PY] no [TRX-Manager] no [Mcp_2000] no [Ham Radio Deluxe]

Output: yes

Amateur Radio Control System ARCS for the Kenwood TS-2000


Input: [Software] AFSK [ARCP 2000] no [ARCS II] Beta [Commander] no [N4PY] no [TRX-Manager] no [Mcp_2000] no [Ham Radio Deluxe]

Amateur Radio Control System ARCS for the Kenwood TS-2000


Input: [Software] FSK [ARCP 2000] no [ARCS II] Beta [Commander] no [N4PY] no [TRX-Manager] no [Mcp_2000] no [Ham Radio Deluxe]

Output: no

Amateur Radio Control System ARCS for the Kenwood TS-2000


Input: [Software] Works with Other Radios [ARCP 2000] no [ARCS II] TS480 [Commander] yes [N4PY] a few [TRX-Manager] yes [Mcp_2000] no [Ham Radio Deluxe]

Output: yes

Amateur Radio Control System ARCS for the Kenwood TS-2000


Input: [Software] Acces- ability Feat- ures [ARCP 2000] no [ARCS II] yes** [Commander] ? [N4PY] ? [TRX-Manager] no [Mcp_2000] no [Ham Radio Deluxe]

Amateur Radio Control System ARCS for the Kenwood TS-2000


Input: [Software] C&C * [ARCP 2000] no [ARCS II] ver 1 [Commander] no [N4PY] no [TRX-Manager] no [Mcp_2000] no [Ham Radio Deluxe]

Output: no

Amateur Radio Control System ARCS for the Kenwood TS-2000


Input: [Software] CW Key- board [ARCP 2000] ? [ARCS II] yes++ [Commander] no [N4PY] no [TRX-Manager] yes [Mcp_2000] no [Ham Radio Deluxe]

Output: no

Amateur Radio Control System ARCS for the Kenwood TS-2000


Input: [Software] DX Google Maps [ARCP 2000] no [ARCS II] yes [Commander] no [N4PY] no [TRX-Manager] no [Mcp_2000] no [Ham Radio Deluxe]

Output: no

Amateur Radio Control System ARCS for the Kenwood TS-2000


Input: [Software] Termin- ator [ARCP 2000] no [ARCS II] yes [Commander] no ? [N4PY] ? [TRX-Manager] ? [Mcp_2000] no [Ham Radio Deluxe]

Output: similar

Amateur Radio Control System ARCS for the Kenwood TS-2000


Input: [Users] Rubina [Answers (10)]

Output: My have lost the SIM: You don’t want anyone to find and use it fraudulently. Call your service provider and tell them that you lost your phone. They can block it from being used. Posted: 23-02-2012 @ 08:17:00

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Input: [Users] narwariya [Answers (10)]

Output: Firstly, you must lodge an FIR in the nearest police station giving details of the incident. Then, take the copy of the FIR to your service provider (i.e. your sim-card’s company). You can go to an outlet authorized by the company. The service provider will lock the sim so that no one else can use the sim issued in your name. In tracking the handset IMEI number is utmost essential. With the help of your IMEI number the service provider tracks the lost/stolen mobile handset and gives you the current location of your handset. The follow-up is taken up by the police authorities. If everything goes the way it should then definitely you will get back your lost/stolen handset! Posted: 17-02-2012 @ 17:52:10

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Input: [Users] nikjot [Answers (10)]

Output: If you not able to found your sim card then firstly you should go to your nearest police station for F.I.R. After F.I.R you are fearless from the missuse of your sim card by anyone.It is a leagel and neccessary step for every person if anyone lost their sim card. This is first sted if you lost your sim card. After that if you want duplicate sim card of same number then make a call to customer care from any other same company number. Then customer care tells you procedure that how you can get duplicate sim...... Thanx...... Posted: 13-02-2012 @ 19:52:50

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Input: [Users] M.Harika [Answers (10)]

Output: First make a call to ur lost sim if u r lucky and if someone got the sim & is using may respond. Else block the sim by contacting cust care and take new sim with same no by paying the fine amt. Posted: 22-08-2011 @ 12:42:34

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Input: [Users] Kash098 [Answers (10)]

Output: You have to follow simple steps: 1.Do FIR in the police station. 2.Go to the related service provider store of your lost sim card. 3.Submit the ID and photograph of the person by which the number had registered and the FIR too. 4.You will recieve your new duplicate sim card hand to hand. Posted: 22-08-2011 @ 10:07:23

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Input: [Users] gopal [Answers (10)]

Output: call to customer care and ask to block the SIM card and do the FIR of lost SIM at police station if SIM is missed out. If the SIm has destroyed then no need to fir. after that go to concern provider's store outlet and take the duplicate number Posted: 08-08-2011 @ 18:30:40

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Input: [Users] shyam23 [Answers (10)]

Output: 1. Go for FIR in nearest police station 2. Ask the operator to block the SIM 3. Get a duplicate SIM Posted: 12-06-2011 @ 14:26:07

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Input: [Users] mashhood [Answers (10)]

Output: First of all, goto a nearest Police Station & File a complaint so that it cant be misused. Secondly, call customer care and ask them to block your number, after confirming few details they do that for you. Now, take your Stamped Police Report to the nearest Showroom & get a new Sim by paying the charges with the same number. Posted: 01-06-2011 @ 14:43:18

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Input: [Users] NAVEEN [Answers (10)]

Output: go to the company office and say then my sim is lost and give them id proof along with photo on which your sim is registered and they will charge some money for new sim Posted: 24-05-2011 @ 23:59:53

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Input: [Users] SAI LAVA KUMAR [Answers (10)]

Output: first block the sim and take another sim with same number with the help of costumer care............................................. Posted: 24-05-2011 @ 16:34:12

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Input: [Conventional] Good protection [High Mileage] Specially designed for engines over 75,000 miles [Synthetic Blend Oil] Better protection [Full Synthetic]

Output: Best protection


Input: [Conventional] Good performance [High Mileage] Helps replenish worn and leaky seals [Synthetic Blend Oil] Better performance [Full Synthetic]

Output: Best performance


Input: [Conventional] Good sludge protection [High Mileage] Helps restore lost compression [Synthetic Blend Oil] Better cleaning [Full Synthetic]

Output: Better cleaning


Input: [High Mileage] Helps reduce oil consumption [Synthetic Blend Oil] Better fuel economy [Full Synthetic]

Output: Best fuel economy


Input: [Synthetic Blend Oil] Protects in temperature extremes [Full Synthetic]

Output: Protects in temperature extremes


Input: [Conventional] Learn More [High Mileage] Learn More [Synthetic Blend Oil] Learn More [Full Synthetic]

Output: Learn More


Input: [0] Ryan [Daily Chores] Place dirty laundry into the laundry basket [Extra Chores]

Output: Help Roy pack his school bag

Setting a Chore List for Kids|From Dominique's Desk


Input: [Daily Chores] Pick up toys and books [Extra Chores]

Output: Help to put away the groceries

Setting a Chore List for Kids|From Dominique's Desk


Input: [Daily Chores] Pack the schoolbag [Extra Chores]

Output: Wash the dishes

Setting a Chore List for Kids|From Dominique's Desk


Input: [Daily Chores] Place the dishes and cups into the sink after meals. [Extra Chores]

Output: Vacuum your room

Setting a Chore List for Kids|From Dominique's Desk


Input: [Daily Chores] Put your clothes in the drawer [Extra Chores]

Output: Mop the floor

Setting a Chore List for Kids|From Dominique's Desk


Input: [Daily Chores] Complete your homework on time [Extra Chores]

Output: Help Roy with his homework

Setting a Chore List for Kids|From Dominique's Desk


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: Katahdin [English Place Name] Mount Katahdin

Output: Principal mountain or hill

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Nicatow [English Place Name] Medway

Output: Fork of a river

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Matawamkeag [English Place Name] Mattawamkeag

Output: At the mouth a gravel bar

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Mugaleepahwangan [English Place Name] A small pond outside of Lincoln

Output: The caribou trail (the pond used to be part of an old caribou route)

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Skutahzis [English Place Name] Eskutassis Stream

Output: Brook trout stream

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Passadumkeag [English Place Name] Passadumkeag River

Output: Above the gravel bar

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Oolamon-oosuk [English Place Name] Olamon Island

Output: Red paint place (natural occurrence of red hematite, used as adornment)

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Pannawambskek [English Place Name] Indian Island and Old Town

Output: Where the ledges spread out (after the many falls between Bangor and Old Town)

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Penobscot [English Place Name] Penobscot River

Output: At the descending rock (originally meant to refer to a section of the river between Old Town and Bangor)

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Skitikuk [English Place Name] Stillwater River

Output: Still water, dead water

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Madamiscomtis [English Place Name] Blackman Stream, Bradley

Output: Plenty of alewives

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Wabenobanktuk [English Place Name] Veazie Falls

Output: White-water falls

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Mitanganessuk [English Place Name] First Falls at Eddington Bend

Output: Head of the tide

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Kenduskeag [English Place Name] Kenduskeag Stream

Output: Eel-weir place

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Edalawikekehadimuk [English Place Name] Hampden Narrows

Output: Place where they made markings or writings (according to an old legend, rock-fairies would mark the rocks here to record the number of canoes that went by)

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Edalitwakilmauk [English Place Name] Bald Hill Cove, Winterport

Output: Place where you have to run up hill (according to an old custom, men and women would run up the gravel bluff here to see who was the fastest)

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Kwikwimeswiticook [English Place Name] Marsh River

Output: Black duck stream`

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Passagassawaukeag [English Place Name] Belfast Bay

Output: Place for spearing sturgeon by torchlight

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: Catawamtek [English Place Name] Lermond�s Cove, Rockland

Output: Great landing place (this was used as a principal landing; from here, canoes could be carried to three different westward routes)

Meaning of Penobscot, Passamaquoddy/Maliseet, Micmac or Abenaki Name


Input: [0] A1 Injection flaws, such as SQL, OS, and LDAP injection occur when untrusted data is sent to an interpreter as part of a command or query. The attacker’s hostile data can trick the interpreter into executing unintended commands or accessing data without proper authorization. OWASP's preferred option is to use a safe API which avoids the use of the interpreter entirely or provides a parameterized interface. In Theatre Manager, all web pages access the web listener using a parameterized API and each parameter is scrubbed on the way to the web listener for specific values. Only acceptable parameters are verified. Unacceptable parameters are rejected and ignored. [Description]

Output: SQL Injection


Input: [0] A2 Application functions related to authentication and session management are often not implemented correctly, allowing attackers to compromise passwords, keys, or session tokens, or to exploit other implementation flaws to assume other users’ identities. Theatre Manager uses cookies for session management. All data in the cookie is AES256 encrypted, along with a date and time. If the web listener notices that the cookie comes back and contains an unexpected date and time setting, then it discards the request and resets the user. There are no session IDs in any URL. [Description]

Output: Broken Authentication and Session Management


Input: [0] A3 XSS flaws occur whenever an application takes untrusted data and sends it to a web browser without proper validation or escaping. XSS allows attackers to execute scripts in the victim’s browser which can hijack user sessions, deface web sites, or redirect the user to malicious sites. OWASP's preferred option is to properly escape all untrusted data based on the HTML context (body, attribute, JavaScript, CSS, or URL) that the data will be placed into. Theatre Manager looks for any attempt to put Javascript and other characters into a form and simply removes them. We have determined that there is no valid need to have words like [Description]

Output: Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)


Input: [0] A4 A direct object reference occurs when a developer exposes a reference to an internal implementation object, such as a file, directory, or database key. Without an access control check or other protection, attackers can manipulate these references to access unauthorized data. Theatre Manage does not allow direct access to any object in the database through the use of an API. Users cannot retrieve data in an unauthorized way as all queries are done via a controlled API. [Description]

Output: Insecure Direct Object References


Input: [0] A5 Good security requires having a secure configuration defined and deployed for the application, frameworks, application server, web server, database server, and platform. Secure settings should be defined, implemented, and maintained, as defaults are often insecure. Additionally, software should be kept up to date. The primary preventative measure for this is PCI security scans and upgrading of Theatre Manager components on a regular basis and following any implementation notes. Users are encouraged to install operating system upgrades as they are made available and to turn on automatic checking on all workstations. On servers, the practice is to verify weekly for updates and install on a controlled basis. Theatre Manager regularly offers the latest updates to web servers and SSL security patches when they are made available. Configuration files are hardened as vulnerabilities are detected (example: prevent directory listings is the default browser config). [Description]

Output: Security Misconfiguration


Input: [0] A6 Many web applications do not properly protect sensitive data, such as credit cards, tax IDs, and authentication credentials. Attackers may steal or modify such weakly protected data to conduct credit card fraud, identity theft, or other crimes. Sensitive data deserves extra protection such as encryption at rest or in transit, as well as special precautions when exchanged with the browser. Theatre Manager handles encryption of the key card information and recommends shredding of unused data after a period of time. All credit card information is re-encrypted on a periodic basis per PCI compliance and the only information retained is per PCI standards. Theatre Manager web services use SSL for all traffic, which means using port 443 to the Apache server, and having a valid SSL certificate. Ensuring the SSL certificate is current is a responsibility of the monthly PCI scan process, and we contact customers when they are ready to expire. Users are encouraged to define a card retention period where TM will automatically shred cards based on their policy. [Description]

Output: Sensitive Data Exposure


Input: [0] A7 Most web applications verify function level access rights before making that functionality visible in the UI. However, applications need to perform the same access control checks on the server when each function is accessed. If requests are not verified, attackers will be able to forge requests in order to access functionality without proper authorization. This does not directly apply to Theatre Manager's web services due to the APIs used to control access to the system -AND- the very limited number of pages in the Apache directory which are used exclusively for the singular function of web sales. Accessing the limited number of web pages in the htdocs directory in a direct manner does nothing unless they are processed by a web services. Further, all requests are sent through a specialized Apache module that adds additional tokens not known visible in the browser and reroutes the URL and does some NAT translation of its own. [Description]

Output: Missing Function Level Access Control


Input: [0] A8 A CSRF attack forces a logged-on victim’s browser to send a forged HTTP request, including the victim’s session cookie and any other automatically included authentication information, to a vulnerable web application. This allows the attacker to force the victim’s browser to generate requests the vulnerable application thinks are legitimate requests from the victim. Theatre Manager does not allow access to the database except via API. It also forces a timeout for inactivity and injects a unique form token key for each HTTP POST request. The cookie is time sensitive and is unique for each request sent from the server and back from the client. It is encrypted and contains other non-visible data that must be verified upon receipt back at the server. Failure to meet the verification requirements causes rejection of the request and the process to start over. Absence of a properly formatted and encrypted cookie rejects the request and starts over. The form token is a unique encrypted time-sensitive field that is placed into each web page by the server. When a form is submitted, the server checks the form token with what was sent out. If it does not match, the patron is sent to a 'safe' landing page. Currently, Theatre Manager sends patrons who are logged in to the 'home' page and those that are browsing anonymously to the 'event listing' page. No form can be submitted twice. [Description]

Output: Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)


Input: [0] A9 Components, such as libraries, frameworks, and other software modules, almost always run with full privileges. If a vulnerable component is exploited, such an attack can facilitate serious data loss or server takeover. Applications using components with known vulnerabilities may undermine application defenses and enable a range of possible attacks and impacts. Theatre Manager is designed to detect the version of significant components and will not start if the database version, web server version, or other significant components are insufficiently current. [Description]

Output: Using Known Vulnerable Components


Input: [0] A10 Web applications frequently redirect and forward users to other pages and websites, and use untrusted data to determine the destination pages. Without proper validation, attackers can redirect victims to phishing or malware sites, or use forwards to access unauthorized pages. Theatre Manager does not use redirects to any unknown source in any commerce web page. All URLs returned by the server are specific to each API. Requests for APIs that do not exist return a proper 404 HTTP response (not found) [Description]

Output: Unvalidated Redirects and Forwards


Input: [1] Description [2] Default [0]

Output: Command


Input: [1] Connects to a station on the Internet, based on its node number. [2] num [0]

Output: Connect


Input: [1] Connects to a station on the Internet, based on its callsign. [2] C+call+# [0]

Output: Connect by Call


Input: [1] Selects an available node (of any type) at random, and tries to connect to it. [2] 00 [0]

Output: Random Node


Input: [1] Selects an available link or repeater (-L or -R) at random, and tries to connect to it. [2] 01 [0]

Output: Random Link


Input: [1] Selects a conference server at random, and tries to connect to it. [2] 02 [0]

Output: Random Conf


Input: [1] Selects an available single-user station at random, and tries to connect to it. [2] 03 [0]

Output: Random User


Input: [1] Selects an available node (of any type) at random from the Favorites List, and tries to connect to it. [2] 001 [0]

Output: RandomFavNode


Input: [1] Selects an available link or repeater (-L or -R) at random from the Favorites List, and tries to connect to it. [2] 011 [0]

Output: RandomFavLink


Input: [1] Selects a conference server at random from the Favorites List, and tries to connect to it. [2] 021 [0]

Output: RandomFavConf


Input: [1] Selects an available single-user station at random, and tries to connect to it. [2] 031 [0]

Output: RandomFavUser


Input: [1] Disconnects the station that is currently connected. If more than one station is connected, disconnects only the most-recently-connected station. [2] # [0]

Output: Disconnect


Input: [1] Disconnects all stations. [2] ## [0]

Output: Disconnect All


Input: [1] Re-connects to the station that most recently disconnected. [2] 09 [0]

Output: Reconnect


Input: [1] Announces the callsign of each station currently connected. [2] 08 [0]

Output: Status


Input: [1] Disables EchoLink (no connections can be established). [2] (none) [0]

Output: Link Down


Input: [1] Enables EchoLink. [2] (none) [0]

Output: Link Up


Input: [1] Plays a brief ID message. [2] * [0]

Output: Play Info


Input: [1] Looks up a station by its callsign, and reads back its node number and status. [2] 07+call+# [0]

Output: Query by Call


Input: [1] Looks up a station by its node number, and reads back its callsign and status. [2] 06+num [0]

Output: Query by Node


Input: [1] Switches to a different stored set of configuration settings (0 through 9). [2] B# +num [0]

Output: Profile Select


Input: [1] Inhibits transmission from RF to the Internet. [2] 0511 [0]

Output: Listen-Only On


Input: [1] Restores normal transmission from RF to the Internet. [2] 0510 [0]

Output: Listen-Only Off


Input: [Third Party] Quantcast [Purpose]

Output: An independent measurement and research company which gathers data regarding the visitors to Darlington and Stockton Times on Newsquest’s behalf using cookies and code which is embedded on our website. Newsquest uses this type of information to help improve the services it provides to its users. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.quantcast.com/docs/display/legal/Opt-out+of+Quantcast+Delivery


Input: [Third Party] Omniture [Purpose]

Output: Omniture provides anonymised statistical information to Newsquest. They process IP addresses and information from other cookies so Newsquest knows, for example, how many page views it has, the number of users, what browsers users are using and in which country, city or region users are located. How to reject or delete this cookie: http://www.adobe.com/privacy/policy.html


Input: [Third Party] Ad Serving (targeted) Criteo [Purpose]

Output: Tags potential customers with an anonymous cookie and tracks the product they have shown interest in. Users are identified and retargeted via an anonymous cookie. No personally identifiable information (PII) is stored. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.criteo.com/us/privacy-policy


Input: [Third Party] Ad serving (targeted) Quantcast. [Purpose]

Output: We allow third parties to collect anonymous, non-personally identifiable information about your visits in order to show relevant behaviourally targeted advertising. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.quantcast.com/docs/display/legal/Opt-out+of+Quantcast+Delivery


Input: [Third Party] Ad Serving (non-targeted) [Purpose]

Output: The advertisements seen on Darlington and Stockton Times are served by a number of third party ad serving providers, including DoubleClick, 247realmedia.com, Atlas (atdmt), Mediaplex (ValueClick) and MediaMind (Eyeblaster), amongst others. The cookies accompanying the ads allow them and their advertisers to monitor the effectiveness and delivery of the ads. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.doubleclick.com/privacy/index.aspx http://info.yahoo.com/privacy/us/yahoo/adserving/ http://www.247realmedia.com/EN-US/privacy-policy.html http://www.mediamind.com/Content.aspx?page=privacy_policy http://www.atlassolutions.com/privacy-policy http://www.mediaplex.com/mojo-privacy-statement http://www.admeld.com/privacy/ http://adsafemedia.com/privacy-policy http://www.adtechus.com/privacy/ http://www.appnexus.com/platform-policy http://www.mediamath.com/privacy/ http://privacy.microsoft.com/en-us/AdDisplay.mspx http://www.openx.com/about/openx-market-privacy-principles http://info.yahoo.com/privacy/us/biz/rightmedia/details.html http://www.evidon.com/consumers/privacy_center


Input: [Third Party] Career Builder [Purpose]

Output: Used to retarget users across the World Wide Web for a specific job looked at previously. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.careerbuilder.co.uk/UK/JobSeeker/Info/privacy.aspx


Input: [Third Party] Rubicon [Purpose]

Output: Rubicon Project is the leading technology company automating the buying and selling of advertising globally. REVV™, the industry’s largest independent technology platform is used by more than 500 of the world’s premium publishers to transact with more than 140,000 advertisers across a massive marketplace that powers more than 180 billion ad trades per month. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.rubiconproject.com/privacy/consumer-online-profile-and-opt-out/


Input: [Third Party] VisualDNA [Purpose]

Output: VisualDNA anonymously collects information about users' browsing activity on our website (this does not include names, addresses or any other personal information). This information is linked to a cookie that VisualDNA sets in your browser. This information allows us and VisualDNA to build a profile so that your online experience can be made more relevant to your specific interests. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://my.visualdna.com/users/914bce0f-f6d1-412e-b341-c2d42f2a8574


Input: [Third Party] PubMatic [Purpose]

Output: PubMatic is a global technology platform that powers the programmatic advertising strategy of leading publishers and premium brands. The innovative solutions help content providers drive the highest value for their digital media assets and provide consumers with a more personalized advertising experience across display, mobile and video. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.pubmatic.com/opt-out.php


Input: [Distance] 2.7 KM [State] Tamil_Nadu [bus Station]

Output: Atc Bus Stand


Input: [Distance] 3.5 KM [State] Tamil_Nadu [bus Station]

Output: Ooty Bus Terminus


Input: [Distance] 3.6 KM [State] Tamil_Nadu [bus Station]

Output: Ooty Bus Stand


Input: [Distance] 6.8 KM [State] Tamil_Nadu [bus Station]

Output: Boys Company Bus Stand Kg


Input: [Distance] 6.9 KM [State] Tamil_Nadu [bus Station]

Output: Katary Adda Bus Stop


Input: [Distance] 7.1 KM [State] Tamil_Nadu [bus Station]

Output: Ambikapuram Bus Stop


Input: [Distance] 7.6 KM [State] Tamil_Nadu [bus Station]

Output: Type Ii Bus Stop


Input: [Distance] 8.8 KM [State] Tamil_Nadu [bus Station]

Output: Ajjur Bus Stop


Input: [Distance] 9.3 KM [State] Tamil_Nadu [bus Station]

Output: Kodery Bus Stop


Input: [Distance] 9.4 KM [State] Tamil_Nadu [bus Station]

Output: Hatty Bus Stand


Input: Money received from political sponsors [When it happens in Africa] Bribes [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Campaign contributions

The double standard and the development of institutions - Praxis


Input: Uneven spending on public services in different ethnic communities [When it happens in Africa] Tribalism [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Social injustice

The double standard and the development of institutions - Praxis


Input: Seeking money in exchange for political influence [When it happens in Africa] Rent seeking [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Campaign fundraising

The double standard and the development of institutions - Praxis


Input: Subservience to oil companies [When it happens in Africa] Control by foreign interests [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Energy policy

The double standard and the development of institutions - Praxis


Input: Political appointees [When it happens in Africa] Cronyism [When it happens in Washington]

Output: The new administration’s team

The double standard and the development of institutions - Praxis


Input: Political families [When it happens in Africa] Nepotism [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Tradition of public service

The double standard and the development of institutions - Praxis


Input: People driven from their homes [When it happens in Africa] Displacement [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Homelessness

The double standard and the development of institutions - Praxis


Input: No bid contracts [When it happens in Africa] Corrupt procurement [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Necessary expedience

The double standard and the development of institutions - Praxis


Input: Government secrecy [When it happens in Africa] Lack of transparency [When it happens in Washington]

Output: National security

The double standard and the development of institutions - Praxis


Input: Assistance to the poor [When it happens in Africa] Aid [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Welfare

The double standard and the development of institutions - Praxis


Input: Internal security apparatus [When it happens in Africa] Secret police [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Homeland security

The double standard and the development of institutions - Praxis


Input: Not funding public schools, health system, infrastructure [When it happens in Africa] Underdevelopment [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Small government

The double standard and the development of institutions - Praxis


Input: [0] 2 [Grade] 29 [Style] Sport 16m, 11 [6] Unlink route [Route]

Output: Lloyd's Bolts, Steve's Muscles Steep start then traverse left along the big horizontal then to a hard sequence below the top roof.


Input: [0] 3 [Grade] 26 [Style] Sport 15m, 10 [6] Unlink route [Route]

Output: Brixton Jamm Big move at the start to a good but small hold then steep climbing to a lay down rest. The mid crux is all about some double undercling madness. Steep finish with big moves on big holds. Perhaps add a few grades if you are under 6 foot :)


Input: [0] 4 [Grade] 30 [Style] Sport 20m, 9 [6] Unlink route [Route]

Output: Radical Departures One of the best routes at Departures. Another of Bell's classic 30's. After the tricky and hard start good holds lead to a mid height rest where this little number steps up a notch. A couple thin moves lead to the last jug before the long and sustained top section where good hard moves and poor feet will have you screaming to the top of the wall.


Input: [0] 5 [Grade] 23 [Style] Sport 14m [6] Unlink route [Route]

Output: For Flake's sake The obvious flake feature in the middle of the wall. Same start as H.H. Some dubious rock down low then great moves from the mid height rest.


Input: [0] 6 [Grade] 28 [Style] Sport 18m, 17 [6] Unlink route [Route]

Output: Hokonui Henchman Start at big flake and head up and right over the project up the steep section to the sit down rest. Continue with trickery up the blank overhanging corner and over the thin final roof.


Input: [0] 7 [Style] Sport Project 22m, 12 [6] Unlink route [Route]

Output: Project Steve The long term project of Steve, he's been actively trying the from time to time so you can imagine when it goes it will be the hardest route at Bell…?


Input: [0] 8 [Grade] 24 [Style] Sport 18m [6] Unlink route [Route]

Output: #Ledge life This line is freed and open but needs a bit more work to clean up. Start as for Steve's project for 3 bolts then head right and up. Ponder your position from the bird ledge then slab, yes slab moves up the sidepull flakes and victory jugs.


Input: [0] 9 [Grade] 31 [Style] Sport 25m [6] Unlink route [Route]

Output: Church Mouse Mostly easy first half leads to a dyno out the lower roof (requires a long sling or 2), clip a hidden chain, then up the sustained second half with a difficult sequence in the upper roof. Best cleaned by reversing to the first anchor.


Input: [0] 10 [Grade] 29 [Style] Sport 25m, 11 [6] Unlink route [Route]

Output: Grave Rat Unusual and absolutely desperate moves through the mid-height roof.


Input: [0] 11 [Grade] 27 [Style] Sport 20m [6] Unlink route [Route]

Output: Spent Force A good route with sustained and varied climbing. If you can find the cleaned holds, its not too scary heading up and then left to the anchor!


Input: [0] 12 [Grade] 28 [Style] Sport 16m, 10 [6] Unlink route [Route]

Output: Gushing Gargoyles Tricky slab start left of Feisty Phasmid above a small tree. Funky moves linking flakes up wall to a rest then up and out through a roof to steep headwall boulder problem.


Input: [0] 13 [Grade] 25 [Style] Sport 15m, 8 [6] Unlink route [Route]

Output: Feisty Phasmid Weird move to get started, hard at top of wall, then the crux in the roof.


Input: [WHAT THEY SAID] “A plan to create jobs, end economic uncertainty, and make America more competitive must be the first and most urgent domestic priority of our government.” [WHAT THEY DID]

Output: Since taking the majority, Republicans have not brought forward a comprehensive jobs agenda. Instead, they have brought bills to the Floor that are more focused on their partisan agenda than actually helping create jobs.

House Republicans Fail to Live Up to Pledge | The Office of Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer


Input: [WHAT THEY SAID] “Instead of pushing off our long-term fiscal challenges, we will reform the budget process to ensure that Congress begins making the decisions that are necessary to protect our entitlement programs for today’s seniors and future generations.” [WHAT THEY DID]

Output: Republicans passed a Rules package on their first day in the majority that paved the way to add $5 trillion to the deficit. They voted for a budget twice that gives tax breaks to the wealthiest Americans while putting more of a burden on the backs of seniors and the middle class. Instead of protecting and strengthening our entitlement programs, their budget ends Medicare.

House Republicans Fail to Live Up to Pledge | The Office of Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer


Input: [WHAT THEY SAID] “We offer a plan to stop out-of control spending and reduce the size of government. With common-sense exceptions for seniors, veterans, and our troops, we will roll back government spending to pre-stimulus, pre-bailout levels, saving us at least $100 billion in the first year alone and putting us on a path to balance the budget and pay down the debt.” [WHAT THEY DID]

Output: Republicans targeted spending cuts at middle class families and seniors while protecting trillions in tax breaks for the wealthy and big oil companies. They have not put forward a responsible plan to reduce the deficit—instead they are focused on bringing down the debt on the back of seniors by ending Medicare.

House Republicans Fail to Live Up to Pledge | The Office of Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer


Input: [WHAT THEY SAID] “We offer a plan to repeal and replace the government takeover of health care with common sense solutions focused on lowering costs and protecting American jobs.” [WHAT THEY DID]

Output: Republicans voted to take away patient rights and put insurance companies back in control of health care – offering no alternate legislative plan to slow the growth of health care costs, stop insurance company abuses, ensure all Americans can access affordable health coverage, and reduce the deficit. They also voted twice to end Medicare and increase health care costs for seniors by more than $6,000, and to block grant the Medicaid program and jeopardize the health care of seniors, the disabled and children.

House Republicans Fail to Live Up to Pledge | The Office of Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer


Input: [WHAT THEY SAID] “We will give all Representatives and citizens at least three days to read the bill before a vote. We will make sure that the floor schedule and operations reflect the priority of revitalizing the economy…” And Speaker Boehner said: “[I]f we’re lucky enough to be in the Majority, and I’m lucky enough to be the Speaker, I will not bring a bill to the floor that hasn’t been posted online for at least 72 hours.” [7/23/10] [WHAT THEY DID]

Output: Republicans have brought a number of bills to the Floor without giving Members a full three days to review them. And the bills certainly do not reflect the priorities of creating jobs and growing the economy. Instead, they have voted on partisan bills that are not part of a comprehensive jobs agenda, and have little chance of becoming law.

House Republicans Fail to Live Up to Pledge | The Office of Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer


Input: [WHAT THEY SAID] “We offer a plan to keep our nation secure at home and abroad…” [WHAT THEY DID]

Output: Republicans have voted to weaken our security by cutting port security, transportation security, counterterrorism programs, and funding for first responders.

House Republicans Fail to Live Up to Pledge | The Office of Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer


Input: [Who] Prospective undergraduate students [Contact Office]

Output: Contact information for Undergraduate Admissions | Book a campus tour online

Visit & Tour Campus | Queen's University


Input: [Who] Prospective graduate students [Contact Office]

Output: Contact information for School of Graduate Studies

Visit & Tour Campus | Queen's University


Input: [Who] Prospective faculty/researchers [Contact Office]

Output: Faculty Recruitment and Support site | Monica.Stewart@queensu.ca | 613-533-3167

Visit & Tour Campus | Queen's University


Input: [Who] Alumni and donors [Contact Office]

Output: Office of Advancement contact information

Visit & Tour Campus | Queen's University


Input: [Who] Media [Contact Office]

Output: Queen's Media Centre / Communications contacts

Visit & Tour Campus | Queen's University


Input: [Who] Everyone [Contact Office]

Output: Agnes Etherington Art Centre Museum of Health Care at Kingston Union Gallery

Visit & Tour Campus | Queen's University


Input: [Score] 6 [Comments] It’s a no frills package. The PRO version comes with a PCI slot fan controller and a higher RPM fan. [Attribute]

Output: Bonus items & software

Scores Breakdown


Input: [Score] 8 [Comments] It is easy to install and does not interfere with surrounding components. It looks simple and what not designed to be a modder’s heatink. [Attribute]

Output: Design & layout

Scores Breakdown


Input: [Score] 8 [Comments] The 80 x 80 x 25mm. fan could easily be replaced with a higher RPM fan of the same size. The stock fan is equipped with blue LEDs which are either on or off. It’s what it is…a pretty blue fan. At least it doesn’t pulsate or flash which would be too “disco-ee” [Attribute]

Output: Modding possibilities

Scores Breakdown


Input: [Score] 6 [Comments] Not an overclocker’s heatsink. [Attribute]

Output: Overclocking features

Scores Breakdown


Input: [Score] 8.5 [Comments] The test system was stable through all tests. [Attribute]

Output: Performance & stability

Scores Breakdown


Input: [Score] 8 [Comments] Unknown at time of review. Estimated at $30-$35 USD which makes it a good price for a quiet and efficient cooler for the family PC. [Attribute]

Output: Price / value

Scores Breakdown


Input: [Score] 44.5/60 [Comments] 74.2% [Attribute]

Output: Total score

Scores Breakdown


Input: [Mode] Disable [Type] 2 [Description]

Output: Allow outbound packet too big


Input: [Mode] Disable [Type] 3 [Description]

Output: Allow outbound destination unreachable


Input: [Mode] Disable [Type] 4 [Description]

Output: Allow outbound source quench


Input: [Mode] Disable [Type] 5 [Description]

Output: Allow redirect


Input: [Mode] Enable [Type] 8 [Description]

Output: Allow inbound echo request


Input: [Mode] Disable [Type] 9 [Description]

Output: Allow inbound router request


Input: [Mode] Disable [Type] 11 [Description]

Output: Allow outbound time exceeded


Input: [Mode] Disable [Type] 12 [Description]

Output: Allow outbound parameter problem


Input: [Mode] Disable [Type] 13 [Description]

Output: Allow inbound timestamp request


Input: [Mode] Disable [Type] 17 [Description]

Output: Allow inbound mask request


Input: [tmin_means] tmax_means [degrees Celsius] degrees Celsius

Output: Average daily maximum temperature


Input: [tmin_means] tmax_days90th [degrees Celsius] days

Output: Number of days with maximum temperature above the control period’s 90th percentile (hot days)


Input: [tmin_means] tmin_days90th [degrees Celsius] days

Output: Number of days with minimum temperature above the control period’s 90th percentile (warm nights)


Input: [tmin_means] tmax_days10th [degrees Celsius] days

Output: Number of days with maximum temperature below the control period’s 10th percentile (cool days)


Input: [tmin_means] tmin_days10th [degrees Celsius] days

Output: Number of days with minimum temperature below the control period’s 10th percentile (cold nights)


Input: [tmin_means] tmin_days0 [degrees Celsius] days

Output: Number of days with minimum temperature below 0 degrees Celsius


Input: [tmin_means] ppt_days [degrees Celsius] days

Output: Number of days with precipitation greater than 0.2 mm


Input: [tmin_means] ppt_days2 [degrees Celsius] days

Output: Number of days with precipitation greater than 2 mm


Input: [tmin_means] ppt_days10 [degrees Celsius] days

Output: Number of days with precipitation greater than 10 mm


Input: [tmin_means] ppt_days90th [degrees Celsius] days

Output: Number of days with precipitation greater than the control period's 90th percentile


Input: [tmin_means] ppt_dryspell [degrees Celsius] days

Output: Average number of days between precipitation events


Input: [tmin_means] ppt_means [degrees Celsius] mm

Output: Average daily precipitation


Input: [1.] 3rd [#]

Output: Prd


Input: [1.] 16:45 [#]

Output: Time


Input: [1.] BRWN [#]

Output: Team


Input: [1.] EVEN [#]

Output: Type


Input: [1.] HOYLE, Jessica [#]

Output: Scored by


Input: [1.] - [#]

Output: Assists


Input: [1.] 18,27,21,16,14 [#]

Output: Visitor on ice


Input: [1.] 21,13,16,19,14 [#]

Output: Home on ice


Input: [#] 1 [To Do] Create a Shell Application [Area (Module)]

Output: Main app


Input: [#] 2 [To Do] Organize your Application Code [Area (Module)]

Output: Main App


Input: [#] 3 [To Do] Break down each independent panel into Views [Area (Module)]

Output: View


Input: [#] 4 [To Do] Create a ViewModel for each View [Area (Module)]

Output: View Model


Input: [#] 5 [To Do] Create a View Mediator for each View [Area (Module)]

Output: View Mediator


Input: [#] 6 [To Do] Link the Page and the View Mediator(s) [Area (Module)]

Output: Main App


Input: [#] 7 [To Do] Apply Data Formatting / Masking Business Rules [Area (Module)]

Output: View


Input: [#] 8 [To Do] Apply Custom Masking Rules [Area (Module)]

Output: View Mediator


Input: [#] 9 [To Do] Applying Formatting Rules [Area (Module)]

Output: View Mediator


Input: [#] 10 [To Do] Providing Visual Feedback Cues [Area (Module)]

Output: View Mediator


Input: [name] 1 & 1 Internet Inc. [comment]

Output: This huge German hosting company has actually created a configurable, cookie-cutter account that will run Drupal with a bit of minor tweaking. They support both FTP and SSH access, as well as having an extensive control panel. One will probably need to use SSH/shell to get Drupal working well. MySQL is the only database they support.


Input: [name] bryght [comment]

Output: Bryght offers a fully hosted Drupal service that maintains and upgrades Drupal and a bundle of contributed modules. They also offer virtual private servers for production Drupal hosting.


Input: [name] norrix [comment]

Output: we will manually install Drupal for you, for no more then $10 per month


Input: [name] pajunas interactive [comment]

Output: Pajunas supports a very fully-featured PHP install, and both MySQL and PostgreSQL. Drupal runs just fine. Access is through scalable WebDav accounts. This provides better security, but one downside: writable filesystem directories are a bit more difficult to set up, because the admin, owner or developer account has full access rights, while the web server does not.


Input: [name] pingVision [comment]

Output: Hosting is part of our design and administration services for Drupal- and CivicSpace-powered website installations.


Input: [name] site5 [comment]

Output: Site5 offers scripted Drupal installs, phpMyAdmin, and many other useful tools for managing your site, at a reasonable price.


Input: [Command (segtools-...)] aggregation [Module]

Output: aggregation

Segtools 1.1 documentation — Segtools v1.1.9 documentation


Input: [Command (segtools-...)] compare [Module]

Output: compare

Segtools 1.1 documentation — Segtools v1.1.9 documentation


Input: [Command (segtools-...)] feature-distance [Module]

Output: feature_distance

Segtools 1.1 documentation — Segtools v1.1.9 documentation


Input: [Command (segtools-...)] flatten [Module]

Output: flatten

Segtools 1.1 documentation — Segtools v1.1.9 documentation


Input: [Command (segtools-...)] html-report [Module]

Output: html

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Input: [Command (segtools-...)] length-distribution [Module]

Output: length_distribution

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Input: [Command (segtools-...)] nucleotide-frequency [Module]

Output: nucleotide_frequency

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Input: [Command (segtools-...)] overlap [Module]

Output: overlap

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Input: [Command (segtools-...)] preprocess [Module]

Output: preprocess

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Input: [Command (segtools-...)] relabel [Module]

Output: relabel

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Input: [Command (segtools-...)] signal-distribution [Module]

Output: signal_distribution

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Input: [Command (segtools-...)] transition [Module]

Output: transition

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

Output: Type

MD5, SHA-1, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512 Secure Hash IP Cores


Input: [0] CLK [2] Core clock signal [1]

Output: Input

MD5, SHA-1, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512 Secure Hash IP Cores


Input: [0] CEN [2] Synchronous enable signal. When LOW the core ignores all its inputs and all its outputs must be ignored. [1]

Output: Input

MD5, SHA-1, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512 Secure Hash IP Cores


Input: [0] START [2] HIGH starting input data processing [1]

Output: Input

MD5, SHA-1, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512 Secure Hash IP Cores


Input: [0] READ [2] Read request for the input data word [1]

Output: Output

MD5, SHA-1, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512 Secure Hash IP Cores


Input: [0] RESET [2] Asynchronous reset (for simulation) [1]

Output: Input

MD5, SHA-1, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512 Secure Hash IP Cores


Input: [0] LAST [2] Last word of data signal (triggers hash output after processing) [1]

Output: Input

MD5, SHA-1, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512 Secure Hash IP Cores


Input: [0] WRITE [2] Write to the output interface [1]

Output: Output

MD5, SHA-1, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512 Secure Hash IP Cores


Input: [0] KEYWR [2] Key write signal (for HMAC -SK option) [1]

Output: Input

MD5, SHA-1, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512 Secure Hash IP Cores


Input: [0] MODE [2] Selection between hash and HMAC operations (for HMAC option) [1]

Output: Input

MD5, SHA-1, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512 Secure Hash IP Cores


Input: [0] D[] [2] Input Data Word (8/16/32 bits wide, 64 bit option for SHA2-512) [1]

Output: Input

MD5, SHA-1, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512 Secure Hash IP Cores


Input: [0] Q[] [2] Output Hash Data Word (8/16/32 bits wide, 64 bit option for SHA2-512) [1]

Output: Output

MD5, SHA-1, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512 Secure Hash IP Cores


Input: Project management

Output: Level One roof layouts

Solar construction | Solar installer financing | Partner Services

Engineering site and insolation (shade) analysis


Input: Complete equipment procurement

Output: Single line drawings

Solar construction | Solar installer financing | Partner Services

Engineering site and insolation (shade) analysis


Input: Turnkey construction services

Output: Permit packages with electrical calculations

Solar construction | Solar installer financing | Partner Services

Engineering site and insolation (shade) analysis


Input: Rebate and interconnection processing

Output: HOA packages

Solar construction | Solar installer financing | Partner Services

Engineering site and insolation (shade) analysis


Input: AHJ Inspection services

Output: Engineering packages with PE stamps

Solar construction | Solar installer financing | Partner Services

Engineering site and insolation (shade) analysis


Input: Turnkey Financing Options

Output: On grid/Off grid system design

Solar construction | Solar installer financing | Partner Services

Engineering site and insolation (shade) analysis


Input: [Title] Call of Duty: Black Ops II [Retailer] Green Man Gaming [Price] GBP£32.99 Note: This price is automatically generated from a currency conversion source. It may not be up to date and should be used as a guide only; always perform your own pricing converions. GBP£32.99 is approximately AUDAUD$59.93 [Shipping] GBP£0.00 [Platform] PC [Buy]

Output: Buy from Green Man Gaming

Buy Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 - AusGamers.com


Input: [Title] Call of Duty: Black Ops II [Retailer] Green Man Gaming [Price] GBP£37.99 Note: This price is automatically generated from a currency conversion source. It may not be up to date and should be used as a guide only; always perform your own pricing converions. GBP£37.99 is approximately AUDAUD$69.02 [Shipping] GBP£0.00 [Platform] PC [Buy]

Output: Buy from Green Man Gaming

Buy Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 - AusGamers.com


Input: [Title] Call of Duty: Black Ops II [Retailer] SteamEU [Price] EUR€59.99 Note: This price is automatically generated from a currency conversion source. It may not be up to date and should be used as a guide only; always perform your own pricing converions. EUR€59.99 is approximately AUDAUD$86.60 [Shipping] EUR€0.00 [Platform] PC [Buy]

Output: Buy from SteamEU

Buy Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 - AusGamers.com


Input: [Title] Call of Duty: Black Ops II [Retailer] SteamUS [Price] USD$59.99 Note: This price is automatically generated from a currency conversion source. It may not be up to date and should be used as a guide only; always perform your own pricing converions. USD$59.99 is approximately AUDAUD$64.72 [Shipping] USD$0.00 [Platform] PC [Buy]

Output: Buy from SteamUS

Buy Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 - AusGamers.com


Input: [Title] Call of Duty Black Ops 2 [Retailer] Games 101 [Price] AUD$63.95 [Shipping] AUD$5.50 [Platform] PlayStation 3 [Buy]

Output: Buy from Games 101

Buy Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 - AusGamers.com


Input: [Title] Call of Duty: Black Ops II [Retailer] SteamUK [Price] GBP£89.99 Note: This price is automatically generated from a currency conversion source. It may not be up to date and should be used as a guide only; always perform your own pricing converions. GBP£89.99 is approximately AUDAUD$163.50 [Shipping] GBP£0.00 [Platform] PC [Buy]

Output: Buy from SteamUK

Buy Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 - AusGamers.com


Input: [Title] Call of Duty: Black Ops II [Retailer] Steam [Price] USD$89.99 Note: This price is automatically generated from a currency conversion source. It may not be up to date and should be used as a guide only; always perform your own pricing converions. USD$89.99 is approximately AUDAUD$97.09 [Shipping] USD$0.00 [Platform] PC [Buy]

Output: Buy from Steam

Buy Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 - AusGamers.com


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: [URL Parameter] q [Format Example] http://google.com/search?q=swiss+cheese [Description]

Output: The search query. This is the one required URL parameter, all others are optional. When the value for q contains multiple words, separate each word with a plus sign.

Google Power User Tips: SERP URL Parameters


Input: [URL Parameter] num [Format Example] http://google.com/search?q=cheese&num=100 [Description]

Output: Set the number of results per page to display in the SERPs. It is SO much faster to switch to 100 results per page by adding &num=100 to the end of the Google URL rather than going into the Search Settings screen.

Google Power User Tips: SERP URL Parameters


Input: [URL Parameter] start [Format Example] http://google.com/search?q=cheese&start=990 [Description]

Output: Display the SERP that starts with the specified listing number.

Google Power User Tips: SERP URL Parameters


Input: [URL Parameter] filter [Format Example] http://google.com/search?q=cheese&filter=0 [Description]

Output: Include back into the results the listings that Google omitted because they looked too similar to the ones already displayed. This is equivalent to clicking the link that says “repeat the search with the omitted results included” that you’ll often see on the last page of SERPs.

Google Power User Tips: SERP URL Parameters


Input: [URL Parameter] pws [Format Example] http://google.com/search?q=cheese&pws=0 [Description]

Output: Turn off personalized results. PWS stands for “personalized web search”. Previously you had to be logged into your Google account for search results to be personalized. Not anymore. Personalized results are given to all — whether signed in or not — based on 180 days of search activity linked to a cookie in your browser. Why hassle with turning off personalization, when you can simply append &pws=0 to the Google SERP URL and retrieve non-personalized results from Google for that query.

Google Power User Tips: SERP URL Parameters


Input: [URL Parameter] as_qdr [Format Example] http://google.com/search?q=cheese&as_qdr=d [Description]

Output: Search within a date range to present. Use y for year, m for month, w for week, d for day, h for hour, n for minute, and s for second. Follow the letter with a number if you want more than one. For example, “m3″ is for three months, “h5″ is for 5 hours. Want to see only the freshest of results, like within the last 5 minutes? Specify “n5″. If you want to search for a date range that ends prior to the present day, use the daterange operator or use the “Custom range” under the “More search options” link in the left sidebar of the Google SERP.

Google Power User Tips: SERP URL Parameters


Input: [URL Parameter] as_rights [Format Example] http://google.com/search?q=cheese& as_rights=cc_publicdomain [Description]

Output: Restrict results to re-usable (Creative Commons licensed) content. This is probably a more straightforward exercise from the Advanced Search screen, but if you’re feeling adventurous, cc_publicdomain is public domain, cc_attribute is re-usable with attribution, cc_sharealike means you’d have to offer the derivative works under a Creative Commons license, cc_nonderived means no derivative works allowed, and cc_noncommercial means non-commercial use only. You can combine these into groups with parentheses and pipe symbols, and minus signs to exclude certain license types such as the commercially restricted license. For example, (cc_publicdomain | cc_attribute | cc_sharealike).-(cc_noncommercial | cc_nonderived) is equivalent to “free to use, share or modify, even commercially.” There should not be spaces in the above (they were merely added for readability).

Google Power User Tips: SERP URL Parameters


Input: [URL Parameter] safe [Format Example] http://google.com?q=cheese&safe=off [Description]

Output: Toggles off or on Google’s safe search filtering. Values are active and off.

Google Power User Tips: SERP URL Parameters


Input: [URL Parameter] strip [Format Example] http://google.com/search?q=cache:www.amazon.com&strip=1 [Description]

Output: Only works on the Google cached page. Adding &strip=1 to a Google cache URL causes the cached page to display without images, Javascripts etc. This means that you don’t leave any trace of your pageview in the visited website’s analytics.

Google Power User Tips: SERP URL Parameters


Input: [URL Parameter] imgtype [Format Example] http://google.com/images?q=cheese&imgtype=face [Description]

Output: Works in Google Images only. Options include face, photo, clipart, lineart, and news.

Google Power User Tips: SERP URL Parameters


Input: [Service] Animoto [Embed Type]

Output: Videos

super easy inserting videos into your WordPress site - Good Websites


Input: [Service] Blip [Embed Type]

Output: Videos

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Input: [Service] CollegeHumor [Embed Type]

Output: Videos

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Input: [Service] DailyMotion [Embed Type]

Output: Videos

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Input: [Service] Flickr [Embed Type]

Output: Videos & Images

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Input: [Service] FunnyOrDie.com [Embed Type]

Output: Videos

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Input: [Service] Hulu [Embed Type]

Output: Videos

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Input: [Service] Imgur [Embed Type]

Output: Images

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Input: [Service] Instagram [Embed Type]

Output: Images

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Input: [Service] iSnare [Embed Type]

Output: Articles

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Input: [Service] Issuu [Embed Type]

Output: Documents

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Input: [Service] Meetup.com [Embed Type]

Output: Various

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Input: [Service] EmbedArticles [Embed Type]

Output: Various

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Input: [Service] kickstarter [Embed Type]

Output: Various

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Input: [Service] Mixcloud [Embed Type]

Output: Music

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Input: [Service] Photobucket [Embed Type]

Output: Images

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Input: [Service] PollDaddy [Embed Type]

Output: Polls & Surveys

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Input: [Service] Rdio [Embed Type]

Output: Music

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Input: [Service] Revision3 [Embed Type]

Output: TV shows

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Input: [Service] Scribd [Embed Type]

Output: Documents

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Input: [Service] SlideShare [Embed Type]

Output: Presentation slideshows

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Input: [Service] SmugMug [Embed Type]

Output: Various

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Input: [Service] SoundCloud [Embed Type]

Output: Music

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Input: [Service] Spotify [Embed Type]

Output: Music

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Input: [Service] TED [Embed Type]

Output: Videos

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Input: [Service] Tumblr [Embed Type]

Output: Social media

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Input: [Service] Twitter [Embed Type]

Output: Social media

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Input: [Service] Vimeo [Embed Type]

Output: Video

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Input: [Service] Vine [Embed Type]

Output: Video

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Input: [Service] WordPress.tv [Embed Type]

Output: Videos

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Input: [Service] YouTube [Embed Type]

Output: Videos

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Input: [Category] Baseball [Toe Area] Allow room for toes to move comfortably while standing up straight [Width Area] Foot should fit comfortably without stretching the upper over the midsole of the shoe [Heel Area]

Output: Try for a snug fit as heel counter area is less padded and more firm


Input: [Category] Basketball [Toe Area] Allow (thumbnail’s length) of space between top of longest toe on largest foot and the end of the shoe [Width Area] Foot should fit comfortably without stretching the upper over the midsole of the shoe [Heel Area]

Output: Heel can move but is not supposed to slip


Input: [Category] Cheer [Toe Area] Allow (thumbnail’s length) of space between top of longest toe on largest foot and the end of the shoe [Width Area] Foot should fit comfortably without stretching the upper over the midsole of the shoe [Heel Area]

Output: Heel can move but is not supposed to slip


Input: [Category] Cross-training [Toe Area] Allow (thumbnail’s length) of space between top of longest toe on largest foot and the end of the shoe [Width Area] Foot should fit comfortably without stretching the upper over the midsole of the shoe [Heel Area]

Output: Heel can move but is not supposed to slip


Input: [Category] Football [Toe Area] Allow room for toes to move comfortably while standing up straight [Width Area] Foot should fit comfortably without stretching the upper over the midsole of the shoe [Heel Area]

Output: Try for a snug fit as heel counter area is less padded and more firm


Input: [Category] Hiking [Toe Area] Allow (thumbnail’s length) of space between top of longest toe on largest foot and the end of the shoe [Width Area] Foot should fit comfortably without stretching the upper over the midsole of the shoe [Heel Area]

Output: Try for a snug fit as heel counter area is less padded and more firm


Input: [Category] Running [Toe Area] Allow (thumbnail’s length) of space between top of longest toe on largest foot and the end of the shoe [Width Area] Foot should fit comfortably without stretching the upper over the midsole of the shoe [Heel Area]

Output: Heel can move but is not supposed to slip


Input: [Category] Soccer [Toe Area] Glove like fit (allow room for toes to move comfortably) while standing up straight [Width Area] Foot should fit comfortably without stretching the upper over the midsole of the shoe [Heel Area]

Output: Try for a snug fit as heel counter area is less padded and more firm


Input: [Category] Tennis [Toe Area] Allow (thumbnail’s length) of space between top of longest toe on largest foot and the end of the shoe [Width Area] Foot should fit comfortably without stretching the upper over the midsole of the shoe [Heel Area]

Output: Heel can move but is not supposed to slip


Input: [Category] Track & Field [Toe Area] Glove like fit (allow room for toes to move comfortably) while standing up straight [Width Area] Foot should fit comfortably without stretching the upper over the midsole of the shoe [Heel Area]

Output: Try for a snug fit as heel counter area is less padded and more firm


Input: [Category] Volleyball [Toe Area] Allow (thumbnail’s length) of space between top of longest toe on largest foot and the end of the shoe [Width Area] Foot should fit comfortably without stretching the upper over the midsole of the shoe [Heel Area]

Output: Heel can move but is not supposed to slip


Input: [Category] Walking [Toe Area] Allow (thumbnail’s length) of space between top of longest toe on largest foot and the end of the shoe [Width Area] Foot should fit comfortably without stretching the upper over the midsole of the shoe [Heel Area]

Output: Heel can move but is not supposed to slip


Input: [Category] Wrestling [Toe Area] Glove like fit (allow room for toes to move comfortably) while standing up straight [Width Area] Foot should fit comfortably without stretching the upper over the midsole of the shoe [Heel Area]

Output: Try for a snug fit as heel counter area is less padded and more firm


Input: [US] car/automobile [Notes] "Motorcar" is understood but very old-fashioned in the U.S. [UK]

Output: car/motorcar

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] carry-on bag [UK]

Output: hand luggage

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] crosswalk [UK]

Output: zebra crossing

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] divided highway [UK]

Output: dual carriageway

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] elevator [UK]

Output: lift

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] highway/freeway/expressway/limited-access road [Notes] "Interstate" is the name of a specific U.S. highway system. In actual parlance many Americans use the name or rather number of a street when referring specifically to it (e.g. [the] I 45, Route 66 etc.) [UK]

Output: motorway

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] gas/gasoline [UK]

Output: petrol

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] hood (of a car) [UK]

Output: bonnet

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] median [Notes] "Neutral ground" is used in the New Orleans area. [UK]

Output: central reservation

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] overpass [UK]

Output: flyover

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] pavement [UK]

Output: road surface

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] [pedestrian] underpass [UK]

Output: subway

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] parking lot [UK]

Output: car park

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] railroad [UK]

Output: railway

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] rent [Notes] In the U.S., "hire" is used only in the sense of "employ". [UK]

Output: hire

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] round-trip (ticket) [UK]

Output: return

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] sidewalk [UK]

Output: pavement/footpath

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] speed bump [UK]

Output: speed bump/hump/sleeping policeman

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] subway, metro, local acronyms [Notes] "Subway" is used in Glasgow. "Metro" is also used in places like Montreal, Washington, D.C. and Newcastle upon Tyne. In many American cities the local public transport authority has a more or less well known acronym often ending in RTA (regional transit authority) or RT (rapid transit) as in e.g. BART in the Bay Area [UK]

Output: underground/tube

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] truck [UK]

Output: lorry

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] trunk (of a car) [UK]

Output: boot

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] transmission [UK]

Output: gearbox

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [US] undivided highway [UK]

Output: single carriageway

English language varieties – Travel guide at Wikivoyage


Input: [Raw Time Alarm] Maneuver Node

Output: Create an alarm based on the next maneuver node on the current ships flight path. This node will be stored and can be restored when you come back to the ship

[Plugin] [1.0.x] Kerbal Alarm Clock v3.4.0.0 (June 27)

Created for either a specific date/time or a specific period in the future


Input: [Raw Time Alarm] Apoapsis / Periapsis

Output: create an alarm for nearest and furthest part of the orbit from the planet

[Plugin] [1.0.x] Kerbal Alarm Clock v3.4.0.0 (June 27)

Created for either a specific date/time or a specific period in the future


Input: [Raw Time Alarm] Ascending Node /Descending Node

Output: Ascending/Descending Node for the targeted object, or equatorial Ascending/Descending Node

[Plugin] [1.0.x] Kerbal Alarm Clock v3.4.0.0 (June 27)

Created for either a specific date/time or a specific period in the future


Input: [Raw Time Alarm] Closest Approach

Output: Create an alarm based on the closest Approach of this Vessel to the targetted Vessel. Select how many orbits into the future to look for the closest approach

[Plugin] [1.0.x] Kerbal Alarm Clock v3.4.0.0 (June 27)

Created for either a specific date/time or a specific period in the future


Input: [Raw Time Alarm] Target Distance

Output: Create an alarm based on distance to a target vessel or altitude from the orbited (or next patch) planet

[Plugin] [1.0.x] Kerbal Alarm Clock v3.4.0.0 (June 27)

Created for either a specific date/time or a specific period in the future


Input: [Raw Time Alarm] Launch Rendezvous

Output: Alarm that can be set to fire as your landed craft passes under the orbit of your target

[Plugin] [1.0.x] Kerbal Alarm Clock v3.4.0.0 (June 27)

Created for either a specific date/time or a specific period in the future


Input: [Raw Time Alarm] Sphere of Influence

Output: Create an alarm manually based on when the next SOI point is on the flight path, or set the alarm clock to continually monitor the active flight path and add alarms as it detects SOI changes

[Plugin] [1.0.x] Kerbal Alarm Clock v3.4.0.0 (June 27)

Created for either a specific date/time or a specific period in the future


Input: [Raw Time Alarm] Planetary Transfer

Output: Create an alarm based on Interplanetary Transfer Phase Angles – ie. When should I launch to planet X – Based on Kosmo Not’s post and used in Olex’s Calculator

[Plugin] [1.0.x] Kerbal Alarm Clock v3.4.0.0 (June 27)

Created for either a specific date/time or a specific period in the future


Input: [Raw Time Alarm] Earth Time

Output: Create an alarm based on the time in the "Earth" alternative Universe (aka the Real World)

[Plugin] [1.0.x] Kerbal Alarm Clock v3.4.0.0 (June 27)

Created for either a specific date/time or a specific period in the future


Input: [Raw Time Alarm] Contracts

Output: Create an alarm based on the Expiry or deadline of contracts in career modes

[Plugin] [1.0.x] Kerbal Alarm Clock v3.4.0.0 (June 27)

Created for either a specific date/time or a specific period in the future


Input: [Command] sysopt connection enforcesubnet [Description]

Output: Prevents packets with a source address belonging to the destination subnet from traversing an interface. A packet arriving from the outside interface having an IP source address of an inside network is not allowed through the interface.


Input: [Command] sysopt connection permit-ipsec [Description]

Output: Allows traffic from an established IPSec connection to bypass the normal checking of access lists, conduit commands, and access-group commands. In other words, if an IPSec tunnel has been established, this command means that the traffic will be allowed through the interface on which the tunnel was terminated.


Input: [Command] sysopt connection permit-pptp [Description]

Output: Allows traffic from an established PPTP connection to bypass conduit and access-group commands and access lists.


Input: [Command] sysopt connection tcpmss bytes [Description]

Output: Forces TCP proxy connections to have a maximum segment size equal to the number specified by the parameter bytes. The default for bytes is 1380.


Input: [Command] sysopt connection timewait [Description]

Output: Forces TCP connections to stay in a shortened time-wait state of at least 15 seconds after the completion of a normal TCP session ends.


Input: [Command] sysopt ipsec pl-compatible [Description]

Output: Enables IPSec packets to bypass both NAT and the ASA features. This also allows incoming IPSec tunnels to terminate on an inside interface. For a tunnel crossing the Internet to terminate on the inside interface, the inside interface must have a routable IP address.


Input: [Command] sysopt nodnsalias outbound [Description]

Output: Denies outbound DNS A record replies.


Input: [Command] sysopt noproxyarp interface_name [Description]

Output: Disables proxy ARPs on the interface specified by interface_name.


Input: [Command] sysopt security fragguard [Description]

Output: Enables the IP Frag Guard feature, which is designed to prevent IP fragmentation attacks such as LAND.c and teardrop. This works by requiring responsive IP packets to be requested by an internal host before they are accepted and limits the number of IP packets to 100 per second for each internal host.


Input: [Name] 1... 2... 3... KICK IT! [EricLPie] Yes x3 [DjNite] Yes x3 [gamerzworld] Yes x3 [ntwarrior346] Yes x3 [BoomerBile] Yes x3 [rebmcr] Yes x3 [Political Gamer] Yes x3 [Zahndy.lsl] Yes x3 [FuzzyWuff] Yes x3 [Dackstrus Is Golden] Yes x3 [=parad0x=] Yes x3 [Jupiter] Yes x3 [famout] Yes x3 [TheMightyYeti] Yes x3 [S0N0S] Yes x3 [GrrImAFridge] Yes x3 [Ragarnok] Yes x3 [Spagett] Yes x3 [Bry] Yes x3 [Nephilim] Yes x3 [GreenBolt_ZERO] Yes x3 [Conro101] Yes x3 [CodeSamurai] Yes x3 [doomie] Yes x3 [Juzz] Yes x3 [DrNightKOT] Yes x3 [JLJ1] Yes x3 [Bullet_Catcher*] Yes x3 [Wyll] Yes x3 [DarastrixThurirl] Yes x3 [|mando|] Yes x3 [Sly] Yes x3 [Remoe] Yes x3 [Rific453] Yes x3 [Jollepoker] Yes x3 [Rowedahelicon] Yes x3 [Kalias] Yes x3 [DIENER] Yes x3 [zebbe94] Yes x3 [MaX MayheM] Yes x3 [Jademalo] Yes x3 [Lerson] Yes x3 [Tracber] Yes x3 [AciD] Yes x3 [Smashman...] Yes x3 [[GoR]|¿●?|Ďaŗŧh_Ñiñja] Yes x3 [Nathan] Yes x3 [Muskie] Yes x3 [ItsFr0s7y] Yes x3 [klusark] Yes x3 [darienkd] Yes x3 [Jerk] Yes x3 [Supacasey] Yes x3 [Emualynk] Yes x3 [thegreenkacheek] Yes x3 [Sivulla] Yes x3 [Catorsomething] Yes x3 [TrueBlue] Yes x3 [TraceHunter] Yes x3 [Sharkinu] Yes x3 [Clarke] Yes x3 [Zaleske] Yes x3 [Treymoney] Yes x3 [Aubron] Yes x3 [TheCarpe] Yes x3 [freakon] Yes x3 [flatluigi] Yes x3 [chocolatekake] Yes x3 [Crisis] Yes x3 [Tron256] Yes x3 [OllieRaiden] Yes x3 [SirSquirrels] Yes x3 [Twistedmage] Yes x3 [Sylon] Yes x3 [Ace] Yes x3 [ryryryan] Yes x3 [Sekioh] Yes x3 [joppari] Yes x3 [stS] Yes x3 [Lord Wadsworth] Yes x3 [Syder] Yes x3 [Lego6245] Yes x3 [Kaese] Yes x3 [discrider] Yes x3 [Miss_Stabby] Yes x3 [Eregrith] Yes x3 [DavisJ3608] Yes x3 [ShaDoW] Yes x3 [Neox] Yes x3 [Dax] Yes x3 [Taek] Yes x3 [Deity_Link] Yes x3 [The_Thing] Yes x3 [Ohmwrecker] Yes x3 [Buzzy Beetle] Yes x3 [LowkeyLoki] Yes x3 [Cari] Yes x3 [MJPepsi] Yes x3 [Ninjai] Yes x3 [Scuzzball] Yes x3 [Benlecyborg] Yes x3 [Ph0X] Yes x3 [Jake_R] Yes x3 [garoose] Yes x3 [Zadrave] Yes x3 [asabaraba] Yes x3 [DanishDuckling] Yes x3 [Moleculor] Yes x3 [the8thbit] Yes x3 [Moussekateer] Yes x3 [Cr4zy] Yes x3 [Yoshiru(shadow5473)] Yes x3 [MonolithJR] Yes x3 [Jewbakka] Yes x3 [Flippinpony] Yes x3 [Artinz] Yes x3 [Fakie Healer] Yes x3 [Superyoshi] Yes x3 [Pegamenis] Yes x3 [Trust] Yes x3 [Benny] Yes x3 [Tator Salad] Yes x3 [Robbyfoxfur] Yes x3 [ChaotiX] Yes x3 [NonstopNesdude] Yes x3 [master4life] Yes x3 [Rossco] Yes x3 [Aethus] Yes x3 [Squealer] Yes x3 [Cooper640] Yes x3 [Togedude] Yes x3 [ejk] Yes x3 [Woovie] Yes x3 [DarkFlame] Yes x3 [AngryAngus] Yes x3 [Juzz_136] Yes x2 [Nephilim_137] Yes x3 [W1N9Zr0] Yes [DeeG] Yes [SSS! Silly-Cone] Yes x2 [Stealthy Meatloaf] Yes x2 [dimap] No [NahtanoJ88] No [Dr Bob] Yes [Hetsu] No [Barrellama] Yes [GhostSonic] Yes [GPIA7R] No [Zips] No [TJF588] No [flibitijibibo] No [wotan343] No [Tarmac] No [henott] No [Lattyware] No [Maruhai] No [l0cke] Yes [buboe] No [Zeritor] No [.:LED:.Blackbeard] No [Aaron] Yes x3 [Giggsy] No [DrPower] No [WhatTheFox] No [GAMEchief] No [Pilk] No [Tachi] No [Sentry] Yes [Masterlegodude] No [Huzzah] No [BareL] No [Raptor] No [Mizusajt] No [NovaSilisko] No [NeatNit] No [Cobra] No [vtor67] No [Burgerz] No [Netshroud] No [ChrisFPS] No [XpLoDWilD] No [Ineffable] No [KEITH1437] No [Jackson889] No [Jager] No [Cronos Dage] No [Thatsmyhat] No [Kinrah]

Output: Yes

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