Input: [Refund] 50% [Withdrawal]

Output: Third week of class and prior to the 4th week of class.

Register for Classes - Advanced Academic ProgramsAdvanced Academic Programs


Input: [Refund] 25% [Withdrawal]

Output: Fourth week of class, prior to the 6th week of class. (dropping ends/withdrawing begins).

Register for Classes - Advanced Academic ProgramsAdvanced Academic Programs


Input: [Refund] 0% [Withdrawal]

Output: No refund after the sixth week of class.

Register for Classes - Advanced Academic ProgramsAdvanced Academic Programs


Input: [attribute name] name [data type] string.type [REQUIRED/IMPLIED] IMPLIED [explanation]

Output: the label of this graphics object


Input: [attribute name] x [data type] number.type [REQUIRED/IMPLIED] IMPLIED [explanation]

Output: the X axis position of this graphics object


Input: [attribute name] y [data type] number.type [REQUIRED/IMPLIED] IMPLIED [explanation]

Output: the Y axis position of this graphics object


Input: [attribute name] coords [data type] string.type [REQUIRED/IMPLIED] IMPLIED [explanation]

Output: the polyline coordinates


Input: [attribute name] type [data type] graphics.type [REQUIRED/IMPLIED] IMPLIED [explanation]

Output: the shape of this graphics object


Input: [attribute name] width [data type] number.type [REQUIRED/IMPLIED] IMPLIED [explanation]

Output: the width of this graphics object


Input: [attribute name] height [data type] number.type [REQUIRED/IMPLIED] IMPLIED [explanation]

Output: the height of this graphics object


Input: [attribute name] fgcolor [data type] graphics-color.type [REQUIRED/IMPLIED] IMPLIED [explanation]

Output: the foreground color used by this graphics object


Input: [attribute name] bgcolor [data type] graphics-color.type [REQUIRED/IMPLIED] IMPLIED [explanation]

Output: the backgraound color used by this graphics object


Input: [Player] Entrepreneur [Mission / Purpose] Varies [Motivations] Fix a problem Change the world Hit it big financially [Target Clients]

Output: Varies


Input: [Player] Management Teams [Motivations] Purpose, vision Hit it big financially Part of something Fun [Target Clients]

Output: Entrepreneur


Input: [Player] Executive Pool [Motivations] Low risk Personal cash flow Hit it big financially [Target Clients]

Output: Entrepreneur VC Angel Investor


Input: [Player] Technology Parks [Mission / Purpose] Supportive business environment [Motivations] Rent revenue [Target Clients]

Output: Start ups


Input: [Player] Business Incubators [Mission / Purpose] Supportive business environment [Motivations] Rent revenue State funding [Target Clients]

Output: Start ups


Input: [Player] Business Associations [Mission / Purpose] Help grow the industry Create jobs Create wealth Facilitate Networking [Motivations] Membership revenue Event revenue Sponsorship [Target Clients]

Output: All players in ecosystem


Input: [Player] Venture Capitalists [Mission / Purpose] High salaries Generate large ROI Low risk [Motivations] Hit it big Fairly secure high salaries [Target Clients]

Output: Start up companies


Input: [Player] Angel Investors [Mission / Purpose] No salaries Help entrepreneur Generate large ROI Can be a hobby [Motivations] Hit it big Intellectual stimulation Meet people [Target Clients]

Output: Entrepreneur


Input: [Player] Professional Advisors [Mission / Purpose] Provide service Minimal motivation to educate or provide knowledge transfer [Motivations] Revenue Looking for next big client [Target Clients]

Output: Start ups VCs Angel Investors


Input: [Player] Chamber of Commerce [Mission / Purpose] Help grow the local businesses Facilitate networking [Motivations] Membership revenue Event revenue Sponsorship [Target Clients]

Output: Local business people


Input: [Player] Landlords [Motivations] Rent Revenue [Target Clients]

Output: Businesses


Input: [Dataset] Manual [Derived from] Manual literature annotation [Number of Pairs] 2171 [Description]

Output: Manually annotated literature data describing the lack of protein interaction. High-throughput data are not included. The data is restricted only to mammalian proteins.


Input: [Dataset] Manual-stringent [Derived from] Manual [Number of Pairs] 1991 [Description]

Output: The Manual dataset filtered against the IntAct dataset


Input: [Dataset] Manual-PFAM [Derived from] Manual-stringent [Number of Pairs] 1453 [Description]

Output: PFAM domain pairs found in the Manual dataset filtered using iPFAM and 3did


Input: [Dataset] PDB [Derived from] The PDB database [Number of Pairs] 4397 [Description]

Output: Protein pairs that are members of at least one structural complex but do not interact directly. Organism of origin is not restricted


Input: [Dataset] PDB-stringent [Derived from] PDB [Number of Pairs] 4161 [Description]

Output: The PDB dataset filtered against the IntAct dataset.


Input: [Dataset] PDB-PFAM [Derived from] PDB-stringent [Number of Pairs] 1234 [Description]

Output: Non-interacting PFAM domains found in the same structural complex filtered using iPFAM and 3did


Input: [Dataset] Combined [Derived from] Manual and PDB [Number of Pairs] 6532 [Description]

Output: A combined non-interacting Protein dataset


Input: [Dataset] Combined-stringent [Derived from] Manual-stringent and PDB-stringent [Number of Pairs] 6136 [Description]

Output: A combined stringent non-interacting Protein dataset


Input: [Dataset] Combined Pfam [Derived from] Manual-PFAM and PDB-PFAM [Number of Pairs] 2681 [Description]

Output: A combined non-interacting Protein domain dataset


Input: [0] If your ? Is the other person's ? [1] Grandparent [3] Great great grandparent [4] Great great great grandparent [5] Great great great great grandparent [6] Great great great great great grandparent [2]

Output: Great grandparent


Input: [0] Grandparent [1] First cousins [3] First cousins twice removed [4] First cousins thrice removed [5] First cousins four times removed [6] First cousins five times removed [2]

Output: First cousins once removed


Input: [0] Great grandparent [1] First cousins once removed [3] Second cousins once removed [4] Second cousins twice removed [5] Second cousins thrice removed [6] Second cousins four times removed [2]

Output: Second cousins


Input: [0] Great great grandparent [1] First cousins twice removed [3] Third cousins [4] Third cousins once removed [5] Third cousins twice removed [6] Third cousins thrice removed [2]

Output: Second cousins once removed


Input: [0] Great great great grandparent [1] First cousins thrice removed [3] Third cousins once removed [4] Fourth cousins [5] Fourth cousins once removed [6] Fourth cousins twice removed [2]

Output: Second cousins twice removed


Input: [0] Great great great great grandparent [1] First cousins four times removed [3] Third cousins twice removed [4] Fourth cousins once removed [5] Fifth cousins [6] Fifth cousins once removed [2]

Output: Second cousins thrice removed


Input: [0] Great great great great great grandparent [1] First cousins five times removed [3] Third cousins thrice removed [4] Fourth cousins twice removed [5] Fifth cousins once removed [6] Sixth cousins [2]

Output: Second cousins four times removed


Input: [1] Baby Sling [2] Carry Wrap (stretchy) [3] Pouch Pack [0]

Output: Which Baby Carrier?


Input: [1] The diagonal cradle position is the natural position for breastfeeding and allows for discreet feeding in public. [2] Can put baby in a diagonal position for breastfeeding with the carrier itself providing cover. [3] Can place baby on a diagonal or keep upright with carrier shape making for discreet feeding. [0]

Output: For breast feeding


Input: [1] Coolest carrier – can make an air gap by moving the sling around your body. [2] Wear one less layer in the summer as the wrap is like a quality weight t- shirt. Stylish and warm in winter. [3] Wool padding will draw away moisture keeping you comfortable even on a long tramp. [0]

Output: Temperature wise


Input: [1] Quickest to put on – one click and you’re in or out. [2] Tie on before setting out and baby can be put in and out up to three times without needing to re-tie. [3] The best for when you will be carrying baby for some time. Can be worn on the front, back and side. [0]

Output: How much time do you have?


Input: [1] Some people find they need to swap shoulders after 20-30 minutes, others can wear it for hours. [2] Weight is spread across your torso so comfortably that the wrap feels like a second skin. [3] Ergonomic design with most of baby’s weight on your hips. Baby is close to your center of gravity which is great for your back. [0]

Output: For longer periods


Input: [1] Ideal due to minimum of straps – you can easily loosen it for sitting by tilting the two adjuster clips on the back of the shoulder. [2] Very comfortable and cosy, you can adapt the layers of fabric as need be. [3] Packs in to a small bundle so ideal to take in your bag. [0]

Output: Travelling in plane


Input: [1] Always wear your baby high so you don’t strain your lower back. The hip seat position helps ensure you don’t put your back out by jutting your hip sideways. Provides natural counterbalance. [2] The best! Remember to keep baby’s weight above the navel. [3] Ergonomic design with comfortably shaped shoulder pads and waistband is tailored to fit your body. This one is designed to put most of the weight on your hips so there is much less load on your shoulders. [0]

Output: If you have back trouble


Input: [1] For some babies the sling offers just the right amount of recline. [2] Excellent tummy to chest contact helps baby’s digestion. [3] Great upright carrier that’s comfortable enough to wear full-time if need be. [0]

Output: If your baby has reflux or colic


Input: [Company] Starhub (Detailed Document) [Offerings] 3X “anonymised”data sets of local subscribers: Contextual, location and demographic Information. Location Data from International roaming subscribers Data from tourist users of StarHub Tourism prepaid cards [Requirements]

Output: Apps and services to innovate / test on the platform New data analytics methodologies to link database with other sources of unstructured data e.g. FB, Twitter

Annex A: Demand Driver Needs and Offerings | Interactive Digital Media R&D Programme Office


Input: [Company] Singapore Tourism Board [Offerings] Past visitor data sets Funding of adopted apps and services (Tourism Innovation Fund) Access to partners: OBAR, Wildlife Reserve Singapore. [Requirements]

Output: Apps and services to enhance tourist experience Insights into: Tourist trends, visitor profile for long term planning

Annex A: Demand Driver Needs and Offerings | Interactive Digital Media R&D Programme Office


Input: [Company] Tourism Industry (requirements in general) [Offerings] Adoption of apps and services developed Past data on specific events Existing CRM data of visitors Outdoor advertising properties for innovation Relationship with other tourism partners to form larger eco-system offerings [Requirements]

Output: Apps and services that will aid in the following: Insights into tourist movements on regular days and on festival days Identify tourist “hotspots” Understand viewership of outdoor advertising platforms Pushing out of contextual ads / offers / promotions to visitors (including cross promotion with partners) Resource pre planning intelligence

Annex A: Demand Driver Needs and Offerings | Interactive Digital Media R&D Programme Office


Input: [Company] Far East Hospitality (Detailed document) [Offerings] Pilot trial at Far East Hospitality Village Hotels and Residences More opportunities to work on other applications including our other business units (eg. Retail, F&B) [Requirements]

Output: Strategic local experience trails that guests of our Village Hotels and tourists would benefit from Augmented Reality (not limited to just maps but creative features Location Based Services/Marketing Gamification Voice enabled “Singlish” translator

Annex A: Demand Driver Needs and Offerings | Interactive Digital Media R&D Programme Office


Input: [Company] Singapore Science Center [Offerings] Visitor Opinions and onsite surveys/feedback User testing [Requirements]

Output: Apps, Display technologies, Human Machine Interface, 4D experiences, AR and services to enhance visitor experience, in particular tourists who visit the centre and apps for tourists to continue their experience after leaving our shores. Apps and services to augment our traditional experiences (e.g. exhibits, web, blog etc) Way finding apps and layered information services based on location. Technology to uncover insights into: Tourist trends, visitor profile and consumption patterns for long term planning

Annex A: Demand Driver Needs and Offerings | Interactive Digital Media R&D Programme Office


Input: [Company] Singapore Flyer [Requirements]

Output: Mobile apps to enhance experience via AR, audio/visual guide with social sharing Location-based marketing Mobile-ticketing (in development)

Annex A: Demand Driver Needs and Offerings | Interactive Digital Media R&D Programme Office


Input: [Company] Tradewinds [Offerings] Data on inbound tourists carried by SIA and SilkAir Data on the hotels and attractions that are popular with inbound tourists [Requirements]

Output: Enhancing the tour experience for inbound passengers on stopover holidays Improve online customer experience on B2C and B2B websites

Annex A: Demand Driver Needs and Offerings | Interactive Digital Media R&D Programme Office


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to use green facial tissue, bath tissue and paper towels. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Green paper products that meet minimum EPA post-consumer content requirements


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to use dish detergent that is biodegradable and does not contain chlorine bleach. Laundry detergents to be concentrated biodegradable, non-toxic and contain no phosphates. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Green in-unit dish packs, dish liquid and laundry detergent


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to develop a recycling program for all administrative areas, when available locally. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Commercial, back of house, front of house and administrative office recycling


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to have a specialized Green Team focused on communication with a greening purpose. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Organization of an active resort “Green Team”


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to participate in a fluorescent bulb and drycell battery disposal program. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Fluorescent bulbs and batteries are properly recycled at the end of their useful lives.


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort landscaping and lawn irrigation systems to be activated during the hours of 10 p.m. - 7 a.m. to minimize evaporation. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Basic water conservation practices are in place


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to use all-purpose and general purpose cleaners, degreasers and glass cleaners that are environmentally friendly. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Green cleaning chemicals are being used for unit cleaning and common areas


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to switch from bottled water to filtered water for employee use. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Elimination of bottled water


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to develop a recycling program for guest usage, when available locally. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Common area recycling available to guests


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to change to compact fluorescent bulbs in all areas of the resort (indoor and outdoor). [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Unit CFL quick start bulbs (subject to fixture adaptability)


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to change to low-flow showerheads and faucet aerators. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Low-flow showerheads and faucet aerators


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to maximize the use of paper, to include double-sided printing. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Green Office Practices


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to use coffee cups and plates with a minimum of 10% recycled content. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Refreshment Stations


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to provide standardized in-unit recycle bag or bin for owner/guest recycling. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: In-Unit Recycle Program


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to use precipitation sensors on landscape irrigation systems to prevent overwatering during rainy conditions. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Exterior Water Saving Sensors


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to have motion-sensitive lighting controllers in all public and associate restrooms and break rooms. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Motion-Sensitive Lighting


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort associates will take Sustainability 101 online training. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Sustainability 101 Training


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort will not use chlorofluorocarbons (CFC’s) that cause ozone depletion such as refrigerants and aerosols. Existing CFC’s are recovered, recycled and disposed of. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: CFC refrigerant recycling program


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to install motion-sensitive lighting controllers in all public and employee restrooms, and in 100% of storage areas. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: All public and employee restrooms and storage areas equipped with motion-sensitive lighting controllers


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to use programmable thermostat sensors for living quarters or office areas. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Energy management systems


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to track consumption of energy and water usage throughout property. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Energy and water usage tracking


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to use energy conserving devices on vending machines [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Energy efficient vending machines


Input: [OUR COMMITMENT] Resort to participate in toner and cartridge recycling program. [REQUIREMENT]

Output: Toner and cartridge recycling


Input: [Kerb] Partial [Prefar] Excellent [3] Summer Grasses [Balan]

Output: Excellent

Guidelines for Head Lettuce Production in Arizona (ACIS)


Input: [Kerb] Partial [Prefar] Excellent [3] Pigweed [Balan]

Output: Excellent

Guidelines for Head Lettuce Production in Arizona (ACIS)


Input: [Kerb] Excellent [Prefar] Excellent [3] Purslane [Balan]

Output: Excellent

Guidelines for Head Lettuce Production in Arizona (ACIS)


Input: [Kerb] Poor [Prefar] Partial [3] Groundcherry [Balan]

Output: Partial

Guidelines for Head Lettuce Production in Arizona (ACIS)


Input: [Kerb] Excellent [Prefar] Poor [3] Goosefoot [Balan]

Output: Excellent

Guidelines for Head Lettuce Production in Arizona (ACIS)


Input: [Kerb] Excellent [Prefar] Poor [3] Lambsquarters [Balan]

Output: Excellent

Guidelines for Head Lettuce Production in Arizona (ACIS)


Input: [Kerb] Excellent [Prefar] Partial [3] London Rocket [Balan]

Output: Partial

Guidelines for Head Lettuce Production in Arizona (ACIS)


Input: [Kerb] Excellent [Prefar] Partial [3] Shepardspurse [Balan]

Output: Partial

Guidelines for Head Lettuce Production in Arizona (ACIS)


Input: [Kerb] Partial [Prefar] Partial [3] Sowthistle [Balan]

Output: Partial

Guidelines for Head Lettuce Production in Arizona (ACIS)


Input: [Kerb] Excellent [Prefar] Poor [3] Knotweed [Balan]

Output: Excellent

Guidelines for Head Lettuce Production in Arizona (ACIS)


Input: [Kerb] Excellent [Prefar] Partial [3] Cereals [Balan]

Output: Poor

Guidelines for Head Lettuce Production in Arizona (ACIS)


Input: [Kerb] Excellent [Prefar] Partial [3] Wildoat [Balan]

Output: Poor

Guidelines for Head Lettuce Production in Arizona (ACIS)


Input: [Kerb] Excellent [Prefar] Excellent [3] Canarygrass [Balan]

Output: Excellent

Guidelines for Head Lettuce Production in Arizona (ACIS)


Input: [Kerb] Excellent [Prefar] Excellent [3] Bluegrass [Balan]

Output: Excellent

Guidelines for Head Lettuce Production in Arizona (ACIS)


Input: [Name] Board of Appeals [Description]

Output: The Board of Appeals (BOA) is a five-member body appointed by the Village Board to hear and decide appeals, interpret the Zoning Ordinance, and to approve or deny variances. Another responsibility of the BOA is to provide an appeal mechanism for property owners who believe that the Village administration has made an error in interpreting the zoning ordinance. The Zoning Board of Appeals meets on the third Wednesday of each month. Meetings are open to the public and are held at the Public Safety Building (3100 Eaton Road).

Boards & Commissions - Village of Bellevue, Wisconsin


Input: [Name] Park Commission [Description]

Output: The Park Commission acts as an advisory body to the Village Board to develop plans and make recommendations to improve or enhance the village park system. The commission also is to promote and recommend the planting and care of trees in the road right-of-way and other public places. The Park Commission meets the second Monday of the month. Meetings are open to the public and are held at the Public Safety Building (3100 Eaton Road).

Boards & Commissions - Village of Bellevue, Wisconsin


Input: [Name] Planning Commission [Description]

Output: The Planning Commission is a body of seven members appointed by the Village Board. The focus of the Planning Commission is to guide growth and development within the Village to promote the health, safety and welfare of its residents. The Planning Commission reviews and provides recommendations on site plans for new development, lot split applications, and special use permits within the Village. In addition, the Commission provides recommendations to the Village Board on rezoning requests and zoning ordinance amendments. The Commission develops and adopts a Comprehensive Plan for the physical development of the Village to guide decision-making. The Planning Commission meets on the third Tuesday of each month. Meetings are open to the public and are held at the Public Safety Building (3100 Eaton Road).

Boards & Commissions - Village of Bellevue, Wisconsin


Input: [Name] Fire Commission [Description]

Output: The Fire Commission is a body of five members appointed by the Village Board. The Commission is responsible for conducting statutory powers, duties and responsibilities of a Fire Commission (Wis. Stats. 62.13). The Commission also operates under adopted Commission Bylaws. The Fire Commission meets on an as needed basis. Meetings are open to the public and are held at the Village Hall/Public Safety Building (3100 Eaton Road).

Boards & Commissions - Village of Bellevue, Wisconsin


Input: [Name] Ethics Board [Description]

Output: The Ethics Board is a body of five members appointed by the Village Board. The Ethics Board reviews charges filed against members of the Village Board or Village employees. The Ethics Board is charged with the responsibility of investigating matters brought before it and making findings of fact. The Ethics Board meets on an as needed basis.

Boards & Commissions - Village of Bellevue, Wisconsin


Input: [Name] Emergency Management Committee [Description]

Output: Responsibilities of the Emergency Management Committee shall be to review and revise the village’s emergency plans as necessary and as a regular course of committee business. The committee shall have authority to adopt such plans and forward them to the Board of Trustees for ratification. The committee shall also be responsibly for monitoring the Village’s emergency preparedness and preparing quarterly reports for such to the Village Board. Meetings are open to the public and are held at the Public Safety Building (3100 Eaton Road).

Boards & Commissions - Village of Bellevue, Wisconsin


Input: [Name] Economic Development Advisory Board [Description]

Output: The Economic Development Advisory Board is a body of seven members appointed by the Village Board. The Board is an advisory body that assists with economic development and retention within the Village.

Boards & Commissions - Village of Bellevue, Wisconsin


Input: [LINK] Taxes [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Real Estate, Personal Property, or Excise Tax Payments

Town of Westborough, MA - Online Payments


Input: [LINK] Water/Sewer [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Water/Sewer Bills

Town of Westborough, MA - Online Payments


Input: [LINK] Dump Stickers [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Transfer Station Stickers

Town of Westborough, MA - Online Payments


Input: [LINK] Country Club [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Westborough Country Club Dues (for members only)

Town of Westborough, MA - Online Payments


Input: [LINK] Birth [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Birth Certificates

Town of Westborough, MA - Online Payments


Input: [LINK] Death [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Death Certificates

Town of Westborough, MA - Online Payments


Input: [LINK] Marriage [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Marriage Certificates

Town of Westborough, MA - Online Payments


Input: [LINK] Dogs [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Dog Licenses

Town of Westborough, MA - Online Payments


Input: [Header Value] Thu, 25 Jun 2015 07:01:45 GMT [Header Key]

Output: Date

Milfmomstube.com - Milfmomstube Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] Apache/2.2.11 (Unix) PHP/5.2.10 [Header Key]

Output: Server

Milfmomstube.com - Milfmomstube Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] bytes [Header Key]

Output: Accept-Ranges

Milfmomstube.com - Milfmomstube Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] close [Header Key]

Output: Connection

Milfmomstube.com - Milfmomstube Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] chunked [Header Key]

Output: Transfer-Encoding

Milfmomstube.com - Milfmomstube Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] text/html [Header Key]

Output: Content-Type

Milfmomstube.com - Milfmomstube Analysis Stats


Input: [Division] Administration [Description]

Output: The administrative division of the department is responsible for the daily management of the police force.


Input: [Division] Animal Control [Description]

Output: Animal Control is in charge of the rules and regulations of animals.


Input: [Division] Communication [Description]

Output: The communication division is a group of dispatchers and cadets responsible for answering all emergency and non emergency calls for police service.


Input: [Division] Detective [Description]

Output: The detective bureau is responsible for the follow up investigation of all major incidents responded to by the patrol force.


Input: [Division] K9 Unit [Description]

Output: The department has two full time K9 patrol units. Both canines are available for all types of tracking and searching.


Input: [Division] Motorcycle Unit [Description]

Output: The motorcycle unit augments the regular patrol force in general patrol and traffic enforcement.


Input: [Division] Mountain Bike [Description]

Output: The mountain bike unit assists the patrol division in patrolling parks and business districts in the town.


Input: [Division] Patrol [Description]

Output: The patrol division is the most visible branch of the police department. This unit patrols all areas of the town on a 24 hour basis


Input: [Division] Records [Description]

Output: The records department is responsible for maintaining all official police reports and documents.


Input: [About Motions] Main Motion [Purpose of Motion] to take action on behalf of the body [To Enact Motion]

Output: debatable; requires majority vote


Input: [About Motions] Adjourn [Purpose of Motion] end the meeting [To Enact Motion]

Output: not debatable; immediately voted upon and requires majority vote


Input: [About Motions] Call for Orders of the Day [Purpose of Motion] asks to stick to the agenda [To Enact Motion]

Output: not debatable; requires 1/3 majority to sustain


Input: [About Motions] Call to Question [Purpose of Motion] closes debate and forces vote [To Enact Motion]

Output: not debatable; requires 2/3's majority vote


Input: [About Motions] Motion to Limit or Extend Debate [Purpose of Motion] limits or extends debate [To Enact Motion]

Output: not debatable; requires 2/3's majority vote


Input: [About Motions] Point of Order [Purpose of Motion] is a question about the process or a particular motion [To Enact Motion]

Output: automatic if granted by Chair


Input: [About Motions] Point of Information [Purpose of Motion] to ask about the process or particular motion [To Enact Motion]

Output: automatic


Input: [About Motions] Motion to Rescind [Purpose of Motion] to change the results of a vote [To Enact Motion]

Output: requires 2/3's majority vote to reverse results of earlier vote


Input: [About Motions] Motion to Suspend the Rules [Purpose of Motion] suspend formal process for a short period [To Enact Motion]

Output: debatable and requires 2/3's majority vote


Input: [Denomination] 8p [Service] Second class to first class makeup [Color]

Output: Old Gold


Input: [Denomination] 33p [Service] Second class 60g to 100g (second step) [Color]

Output: Slate Blue


Input: [Denomination] 40p [Service] Worldwide airmail postcards [Color]

Output: Grey Blue new


Input: [Denomination] 41p [Service] First class 60g to 100g (second step) [Color]

Output: Red


Input: [Denomination] 45p [Service] Worldwide letters to 10g [Color]

Output: Rhododendron


Input: [Denomination] 65p [Service] Worldwide letters 10g to 20g (second step) [Color]

Output: Dark Turquoise


Input: [Contestant] Lightning [Gender] Male [Rank] 13th [Team rank] 8th [Reason for elimination] His arrogance, pride and stupidity annoyed his team, and caused them to lose the challenge due to his miscalculation. [Episode]

Output: Evil Dread


Input: [Contestant] Jo [Gender] Female [Rank] 12th [Team rank] 7th [Reason for elimination] She annoyed her team members by trying to take control. Also, she cost them the challenge by wasting their leech cannon accidentally on Scott. [Episode]

Output: Saving Private Leechball


Input: [Contestant] Heather [Gender] Female [Rank] 10th [Team rank] 6th [Reason for elimination] Alejandro was originally voted off, but because he found the invincibility statue, his vote was the only one that counted and Heather was eliminated. [Episode]

Output: No One Eggspects The Spanish Opposition


Input: [Contestant] Cameron [Gender] Male [Rank] 7th [Team rank] 5th [Reason for elimination] He was injured severely so Chris removed him from the competition. [Episode]

Output: Zeek and Ye Shall Find


Input: [Contestant] Alejandro [Gender] Male [Rank] 6th [Team rank] 4th [Reason for elimination] Mal convinced everyone to vote him off because he knew his secret. [Episode]

Output: The Obsta-Kill Kourse


Input: [Contestant] Courtney [Gender] Female [Rank] 5th [Team rank] 3rd [Reason for elimination] After Mal reveals her elimination chart, everyone began to distant themselves from her and she was voted off in a 3-2 vote; it is unknown whether or not she voted for herself like Gwen told her to. [Episode]

Output: Sundae Muddy Sundae


Input: [Contestant] Gwen [Gender] Female [Rank] 4th [Team rank] 2nd [Reason for elimination] Gwen needed to bring back a work of art. When she found one, she accidentally defaced it and tried to fix it with bear poop. Unfortunately this ended up making Chris puke, she was disqualified from the challenge and she was therefore sent home. [Episode]

Output: The Bold and the Booty-ful


Input: [Contestant] Scott [Gender] Male [Rank] 3rd [Team rank] 1st [Reason for elimination] Zoey had the decision to either bring Scott or Mike to the finale, but since she promised Mike she would take him to the finale, Scott got the flush. [Episode]

Output: The Bold and the Booty-ful


Input: [Style information] Structured and slightly padded to create a cleavage The wide straps form a square neckline Recommended for small to medium-sized breasts [Bra style]

Output: Balcony

Sizing Guides from House of Fraser - House of Fraser


Input: [Style information] Underwired bra with non-padded cups that fully cover the breasts and offer full support Recommended for medium to large-sized breasts [Bra style]

Output: Full cup

Sizing Guides from House of Fraser - House of Fraser


Input: [Style information] Underwired bra that offers less coverage and a sexy shape Recommended for medium to large-sized breasts [Bra style]

Output: Half cup

Sizing Guides from House of Fraser - House of Fraser


Input: [Style information] Underwired, padded bra with moulded foam cups to create a seam-free look Recommended for small, medium and large-sized breasts [Bra style]

Output: Moulded/T-shirt

Sizing Guides from House of Fraser - House of Fraser


Input: [Style information] Underwired, padded bra with foam or gel inserts to create a dramatic uplift and enhanced cleavage Very low centre front Recommended for small, medium and large-sized breasts [Bra style]

Output: Plunge

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Input: [Style information] Non-underwired bra with shaped cups to create the appearance of an underwired bra High centre front, comfortable and practical This style can be worn post surgery or during pregnancy Recommended for small, medium and large-sized breasts [Bra style]

Output: Non-wired

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Input: [Style information] Underwired bra, with inbuilt support, so that no straps are required Detachable straps either included or sold separately Recommended for small, medium and large-sized breasts [Bra style]

Output: Strapless

Sizing Guides from House of Fraser - House of Fraser


Input: [Style information] Underwired and a multi-purpose bra with an option of transparent straps for added support Straps and back can be altered to create the following styles: strapless, backless, halter-neck or asymmetric necklines Recommended for small, medium and large-sized [Bra style]

Output: Multi-way

Sizing Guides from House of Fraser - House of Fraser


Input: [0] Final Appearance [Spreadsheet] Poor [Word Processor] OK [MakeAPhoneBook.com] Great [Desktop Publishing*]

Output: Good-Great

MakeAPhoneBook.com: How-To: Make A Great Looking Phone Book or Directory for you Community


Input: [0] Ease of Data Entry [Spreadsheet] Medium [Word Processor] Medium [MakeAPhoneBook.com] Easy [Desktop Publishing*]

Output: Easy

MakeAPhoneBook.com: How-To: Make A Great Looking Phone Book or Directory for you Community


Input: [0] Computer Knowledge Needed [Spreadsheet] Medium [Word Processor] Medium-High [MakeAPhoneBook.com] Low [Desktop Publishing*]

Output: High

MakeAPhoneBook.com: How-To: Make A Great Looking Phone Book or Directory for you Community


Input: [0] Consistency Gurarentees [Spreadsheet] None [Word Processor] None [MakeAPhoneBook.com] Lots [Desktop Publishing*]

Output: Maybe

MakeAPhoneBook.com: How-To: Make A Great Looking Phone Book or Directory for you Community


Input: [0] Cost [Spreadsheet] Free [Word Processor] Free [MakeAPhoneBook.com] Low [Desktop Publishing*]

Output: High

MakeAPhoneBook.com: How-To: Make A Great Looking Phone Book or Directory for you Community


Input: [0] Separate Data & Layout [Spreadsheet] No [Word Processor] Yes [MakeAPhoneBook.com] Yes [Desktop Publishing*]

Output: Maybe

MakeAPhoneBook.com: How-To: Make A Great Looking Phone Book or Directory for you Community


Input: [0] Time to Finish [Spreadsheet] Fast [Word Processor] Medium [MakeAPhoneBook.com] Fast [Desktop Publishing*]

Output: Fast

MakeAPhoneBook.com: How-To: Make A Great Looking Phone Book or Directory for you Community


Input: [0] Best for N Listings [Spreadsheet] 0 [Word Processor] 50 [MakeAPhoneBook.com] Unlimited [Desktop Publishing*]

Output: Unlimited

MakeAPhoneBook.com: How-To: Make A Great Looking Phone Book or Directory for you Community


Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.


Input: [COOKIE name] CATEGORY_INFO [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] COMPARE [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CURRENCY [COOKIE Description]

Output: Your preferred currency


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_AUTH [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_INFO [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_SEGMENT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the Customer Segment ID


Input: [COOKIE name] EXTERNAL_NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] FRONTEND [COOKIE Description]

Output: You sesssion ID on the server.


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

Output: Allows guests to edit their orders.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_CATEGORY [COOKIE Description]

Output: The last category you visited.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_PRODUCT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The most recent product you have viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] NEWMESSAGE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a new message has been received.


Input: [COOKIE name] NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether it is allowed to use cache.


Input: [COOKIE name] PERSISTENT_SHOPPING_CART [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] POLL [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] POLLN [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on what polls you have voted on.


Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have recently compared.


Input: [COOKIE name] STF [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on products you have emailed to friends.


Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The store view or language you have selected.


Input: [COOKIE name] USER_ALLOWED_SAVE_COOKIE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a customer allowed to use cookies.


Input: [COOKIE name] VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: The products that you have recently viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST_CNT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The number of items in your Wishlist.


Input: [COOKIE name] __utma [COOKIE Description]

Output: This cookie is typically written to the browser upon the first visit to your site from that web browser. If the cookie has been deleted by the browser operator, and the browser subsequently visits your site, a new __utma cookie is written with a different unique ID. This cookie is used to determine unique visitors to your site and it is updated with each page view. Additionally, this cookie is provided with a unique ID that Google Analytics uses to ensure both the validity and accessibility of the cookie as an extra security measure.


Input: [COOKIE name] __utmb [COOKIE Description]

Output: This cookie is used to establish and continue a user session with your site. When a user views a page on your site, the Google Analytics code attempts to update this cookie. If it does not find the cookie, a new one is written and a new session is established. Each time a user visits a different page on your site, this cookie is updated to expire in 30 minutes, thus continuing a single session for as long as user activity continues within 30-minute intervals. This cookie expires when a user pauses on a page on your site for longer than 30 minutes.


Input: [COOKIE name] __utmc [COOKIE Description]

Output: This cookie is no longer used by the Google Analytics (ga.js) tracking code to determine session status.


Input: [COOKIE name] __utmz [COOKIE Description]

Output: This cookie stores the type of referral used by the visitor to reach your site, whether via a direct method, a referring link, a website search, or a campaign such as an ad or an email link. It is used to calculate search engine traffic, ad campaigns and page navigation within your own site. The cookie is updated with each page view to your site.


Input: [Criteria] (a) A text equivalent for every non-text element shall be provided (e.g., via “alt”, “longdesc”, or in element content). [Supporting Features] Supported: [Remarks and explanations]

Output: Website provides a text equivalent for every non-text element


Input: [Criteria] (b) Equivalent alternatives for any multimedia presentation shall be synchronized with the presentation. [Supporting Features] Not Applicable [Remarks and explanations]

Output: Website system does not contain multimedia presentations


Input: [Criteria] (c) Web pages shall be designed so that all information conveyed with color is also available without color, for example from context or markup. [Supporting Features] Not Applicable: [Remarks and explanations]

Output: Website system does not convey actions via changes of color


Input: [Criteria] (d) Documents shall be organized so they are readable without requiring an associated style sheet. [Supporting Features] Not Applicable: [Remarks and explanations]

Output: Website does not require an associated style sheet.


Input: [Criteria] (e) Redundant text links shall be provided for each active region of a server-side image map. [Supporting Features] Not Applicable: [Remarks and explanations]

Output: Website does not employ links via image map


Input: [Criteria] (f) Client-side image maps shall be provided instead of server-side image maps except where the regions cannot be defined with an available geometric shape. [Supporting Features] Not Applicable: [Remarks and explanations]

Output: Website does not employ links via image map


Input: [Criteria] (g) Row and column headers shall be identified for data tables. [Supporting Features] Supported: [Remarks and explanations]

Output: Website always uses row and column headers


Input: [Criteria] (h) Markup shall be used to associate data cells and header cells for data tables that have two or more logical levels of row or column headers. [Supporting Features] Supported: [Remarks and explanations]

Output: Website uses markups to identify row and column headers


Input: [Criteria] (i) Frames shall be titled with text that facilitates frame identification and navigation [Supporting Features] Not Applicable: [Remarks and explanations]

Output: Website does not employ frames


Input: [Criteria] (j) Pages shall be designed to avoid causing the screen to flicker with a frequency greater than 2 Hz and lower than 55 Hz. [Supporting Features] Supported: [Remarks and explanations]

Output: Website avoids screen flicker problems


Input: [Criteria] (k) A text-only page, with equivalent information or functionality, shall be provided to make a web site comply with the provisions of this part, when compliance cannot be accomplished in any other way. The content of the text-only page shall be updated whenever the primary page changes. [Supporting Features] Not Applicable [Remarks and explanations]

Output: Website does not need an equivalent text only web page


Input: [Criteria] (l) When pages utilize scripting languages to display content, or to create interface elements, the information provided by the script shall be identified with functional text that can be read by Assistive Technology. [Supporting Features] Supported: [Remarks and explanations]

Output: Website scripting can be understood by most Assistive Technology


Input: [Criteria] (m) When a web page requires that an applet, plug-in or other application be present on the client system to interpret page content, the page must provide a link to a plug-in or applet that complies with §1194.21(a) through (l). [Supporting Features] Not Applicable [Remarks and explanations]

Output: Website does not require applets or plug-ins


Input: [Criteria] (n) When electronic forms are designed to be completed on-line, the form shall allow people using Assistive Technology to access the information, field elements, and functionality required for completion and submission of the form, including all directions and cues. [Supporting Features] Not applicable: [Remarks and explanations]

Output: Website does not employ electronic forms


Input: [Criteria] (o) A method shall be provided that permits users to skip repetitive navigation links. [Supporting Features] Supported: [Remarks and explanations]

Output: Website permits users to skip repetitive navigation links


Input: [Criteria] (p) When a timed response is required, the user shall be alerted and given sufficient time to indicate more time is required. [Supporting Features] Not Applicable: [Remarks and explanations]

Output: Website does not require timed responses


Input: [Title] Introduction to Pachyderm [Streaming Video] View [Download Video] Download [Instructions/Media]

PachyForge - Pachyderm Video Training Program


Input: [Title] Authoring Overview [Streaming Video] View [Download Video] Download [Instructions/Media]

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Input: [Title] Media Manager Overview [Streaming Video] View [Download Video] Download [Instructions/Media]

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Input: [Title] How to Link Screens [Streaming Video] View [Download Video] Download [Instructions/Media]

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Input: [Title] Exploration Entry Template/Home Screen [Streaming Video] View [Download Video] Download [Instructions/Media]

Output: Download

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Input: [Title] Aspects Template [Streaming Video] View [Download Video] Download [Instructions/Media]

Output: Download

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Input: [Title] Commentary Template [Streaming Video] View [Download Video] Download [Instructions/Media]

Output: Download

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Input: [Title] Dual Comparison Template [Streaming Video] View [Download Video] Download [Instructions/Media]

Output: Download

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Input: [Title] Enlargement Template [Streaming Video] View [Download Video] Download [Instructions/Media]

Output: Download

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Input: [Title] Full Screen SWF Template [Streaming Video] View [Download Video] Download [Instructions/Media]

Output: Download

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Input: [Title] Layers Template [Streaming Video] View [Download Video] Download [Instructions/Media]

Output: Download

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Input: [Title] Media Focus Template [Streaming Video] View [Download Video] Download [Instructions/Media]

Output: Download

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Input: [Title] Series Template [Streaming Video] View [Download Video] Download [Instructions/Media]

Output: Download

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Input: [Title] Slider Template [Streaming Video] View [Download Video] Download [Instructions/Media]

Output: Download

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Input: [Title] Zoom Template [Streaming Video] View [Download Video] Download [Instructions/Media]

Output: Download

PachyForge - Pachyderm Video Training Program


Input: [Default] '/usr/share/moin/wiki/htdocs' [Comment] Path to moin shared files [Option]

Output: docs


Input: [Default] 'www-data' [Comment] If you run as root, the server will run as this user [Option]

Output: user


Input: [Default] 'www-data' [Comment] If you run as root, the server will run as this group [Option]

Output: group


Input: [Default] 8080 [Comment] Port to serve. To serve a privileged port below 1024 you will have to run as root [Option]

Output: port


Input: [Default] [''] [Comment] A list of interfaces the server will listen to. If the list contains the entry '' (like for the default configuration), all other entries are ignored and the server will listen to all interfaces. [Option]

Output: interfaces


Input: [Default] 'mointwisted.log' [Comment] Log file. [Option]

Output: logPath


Input: [Default] commented python code [Comment] Useful only if you are a moin developer. [Option]

Output: profiler


Input: [Intel vPro Technology] Personal computer [Platform Technology]

Output: Type

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Input: [Intel vPro Technology] Tower [Platform Technology]

Output: Product Form Factor

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Input: [Intel vPro Technology] Speaker [Platform Technology]

Output: Built-in Devices

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Input: [Intel vPro Technology] Trusted Platform Module (TPM 1.2) Security Chip [Platform Technology]

Output: Embedded Security

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Input: [Intel vPro Technology] Business black [Platform Technology]

Output: Color

Lenovo ThinkCentre M92p Tower Desktop 2992E3U - Intel Core i5 i5-3470 3.2 GHz - 4GB RAM - 500GB HDD - antonline.com


Input: [Intel vPro Technology] English [Platform Technology]

Output: Localization

Lenovo ThinkCentre M92p Tower Desktop 2992E3U - Intel Core i5 i5-3470 3.2 GHz - 4GB RAM - 500GB HDD - antonline.com


Input: [Third Party] Quantcast [Purpose]

Output: An independent measurement and research company which gathers data regarding the visitors to Banbury Cake 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 Banbury Cake 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: [What you type] ==New section== ===Subsection=== ====Sub-subsection==== [What it looks like]

Output: Start your sections as follows: New section Subsection Sub-subsection Start with a second-level heading (==); don't use first-level headings (=). Don't skip levels (for example, second-level followed by fourth-level). A Table of Contents will automatically be added to an article that has four or more sections. Add __NOTOC__ at the top of the edit page to get rid of the table of contents on that page. Add __TOC__ anywhere in the page to move the table of contents to that part of the page.

Help:The Wiki Style - Inheriwiki - Inheritance, Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr


Input: [What you type] A single [[newline]] generally has no effect on the layout. These can be used to separate sentences within a paragraph. But an empty line starts a new paragraph. [What it looks like]

Output: A single newline generally has no effect on the layout. These can be used to separate sentences within a paragraph. But an empty line starts a new paragraph. When used in a list, a newline does affect the layout (see below).

Help:The Wiki Style - Inheriwiki - Inheritance, Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr


Input: [What you type] * It's easy to create a list: ** Start every line with a star. *** More stars means deeper levels. **** A newline in a list marks the end of a list item. * An empty line starts a new list. [What it looks like]

Output: It's easy to create a list: Start every line with a star (asterisk). More stars means deeper levels. A newline in a list marks the end of a list item. An empty line starts a new list.

Help:The Wiki Style - Inheriwiki - Inheritance, Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr


Input: [What you type] # Numbered lists are also good ## very organized ## easy to follow ### easier still [What it looks like]

Output: Numbered lists are also good very organized easy to follow easier still

Help:The Wiki Style - Inheriwiki - Inheritance, Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr


Input: [What you type] The '''blockquote''' command will indent both margins when needed instead of the left margin only as the colon does. [What it looks like]

Output: When there is a need for separating a block of text the blockquote command will indent both margins when needed instead of the left margin only as the colon does. This is useful for (as the name says) inserting blocks of quoted (and cited) text.

Help:The Wiki Style - Inheriwiki - Inheritance, Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr


Input: [What you type] Centered text. [What it looks like]

Output: Centered text. Please note the American spelling of "center".

Help:The Wiki Style - Inheriwiki - Inheritance, Eragon, Eldest, Brisingr


Input: [1] HALLOWEEN [2]

Output: In here you will find every thing you need for the spookiest parties.


Input: [1] Thanksgiving [2]

Output: This party page is small but it has some neat ideas. If you have a great Thanksgiving idea, send it in.


Input: [1] CHRISTMAS [2]

Output: Here is a great place to get ideas for your next Christmas party.


Input: [1] VALENTINES DAY [2]

Output: This holiday has always been for those in love. We think that friend- ship can also be apart of this day.


Input: [1] HAPPY EASTER [2]

Output: It is here! Easter is open and you have got to check it all out. Let us know what you think.


Input: [1] END OF THE YEAR & THEME PARTIES [2]

Output: On these party pages will find themes for your End of the Year parties as well as themes for birthday parties.


Input: [1] HAPPY BIRTHDAY [2]

Output: NEW!!! Check out the great Birthday Parties on this page. I have even added a page with some great cupcake ideas with pictures.


Input: [1] ROOM MOM MESSAGE BOARD [2]

Output: This is a great place for roommoms to get together and share ideas and ask questions.


Input: [Service Name] Application Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Platform [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXApplicationService

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Input: [Service Name] Window Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Forms [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXWindowService

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Input: [Service Name] Window Border Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Forms [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXWindowBorderService

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Input: [Service Name] Timer Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Types [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXTimerService

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Input: [Service Name] Dialog Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Platform [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXDialogService

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Input: [Service Name] Canvas Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Platform [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXCanvasService

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Input: [Service Name] Context Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Platform [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXContextService

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Input: [Service Name] Menu Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Menus [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXMenuService

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Input: [Service Name] Locale Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Platform [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXLocaleService

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Input: [Service Name] Clipboard Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Platform [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXClipboardService

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Input: [Service Name] Cursor Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Platform [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXCursorService

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Input: [Service Name] Device Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Platform [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXDeviceService

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Input: [Service Name] Drag and Drop Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Platform [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXDragDropService

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Input: [Service Name] Hide App Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Platform [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXHideAppService

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Input: [Service Name] Mouse Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Platform [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXMouseService

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Input: [Service Name] Screen Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Platform [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXScreenService

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Input: [Service Name] Style Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Platform [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXStyleService

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Input: [Service Name] Style HiRes Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Platform [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXStyleHiResService

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Input: [Service Name] System Font Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Platform [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXSystemFontService

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Input: [Service Name] Text Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Platform [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXTextService

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Input: [Service Name] Virtual Keyboard Service [Unit Scope] FMX.Platform [Service Interface]

Output: IFMXVirtualKeyboardService

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Input: [Number of Species] 6,100+ [Data Type]

Output: Gas phase thermochemical data


Input: [Number of Species] 5,600+ [Data Type]

Output: Condensed phase thermodynamic data


Input: [Number of Species] 9,500+ [Data Type]

Output: Phase change thermodynamic data


Input: [Number of Species] 9,800+ [Data Type]

Output: Reaction thermodynamic data


Input: [Number of Species] 14,600+ [Data Type]

Output: Gas phase ion energetics data


Input: [Number of Species] 1,300+ [Data Type]

Output: Gas phase ion cluster data


Input: [Number of Species] 7,500+ [Data Type]

Output: IR spectrum


Input: [Number of Species] 10,600+ [Data Type]

Output: Mass spectrum


Input: [Number of Species] 400+ [Data Type]

Output: UV/Vis spectrum


Input: [Number of Species] 3,800+ [Data Type]

Output: Vibrational & electronic energy levels


Input: [Number of Species] 600+ [Data Type]

Output: Constants of diatomic molecules


Input: [Number of Species] 16 [Data Type]

Output: Fluid property data


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Input: [Name] E1A03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What exclusive frequency privileges in the 40-meter band are authorized to Amateur Extra class control operators?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1A04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What exclusive frequency privileges in the 20-meter band are authorized to Amateur Extra Class control operators?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1A05 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What exclusive frequency privileges in the 15-meter band are authorized to Amateur Extra Class control operators?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1A06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which frequency bands contain at least one segment authorized to only control operators holding an Amateur Extra Class operator license?

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Input: [Name] E1A07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Within the 20-meter band, what is the amount of spectrum authorized to only control operators holding an Amateur Extra Class operator license?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1A08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which frequency bands contain two segments authorized to only control operators holding an Amateur Extra Class operator license, CEPT radio-amateur Class 1 license or Class 1 IARP?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1A09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What must an amateur station licensee do if a spurious emission from the station causes harmful interference to the reception of another radio station?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1A12 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the maximum mean power permitted to any spurious emission from a transmitter or external RF power amplifier transmitting at a mean power greater than 25 watts on an amateur service VHF band?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1A13 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the maximum mean power permitted for any spurious emission from a transmitter having a mean power of 25 W or less on an amateur service VHF band?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1A14 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: If a packet bulletin board station in a message forwarding system inadvertently forwards a message that is in violation of FCC rules, who is accountable for the rules violation?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1A15 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: If your packet bulletin board station inadvertently forwards a communication that violates FCC rules, what is the first action you should take?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1A16 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: For each ITU Region, how is each frequency band allocated internationally to the amateur service designated?

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Input: [Name] E1A17 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Why might the FCC modify an amateur station license?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1A18 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What are the sharing requirements for an amateur station transmitting in the 30- meter band?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1A19 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: If an amateur station is installed on board a ship and is separate from the ship radio installation, what condition must be met before the station may transmit?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1A20 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the definition of the term telemetry?

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Input: [Name] E1A21 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the definition of the term telecommand?

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Input: [Name] E1A22 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: When may an amateur station transmit special codes intended to obscure the meaning of messages?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1B01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following factors might restrict the physical location of an amateur station apparatus or antenna structure?

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Input: [Name] E1B02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Outside of what distance from an FCC monitoring facility may an amateur station be located without concern for protecting the facility from harmful interference?

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Input: [Name] E1B03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What must be done before an amateur station is placed within an officially designated wilderness area or wildlife preserve, or an area listed in the National Register of Historical Places?

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Input: [Name] E1B04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: If an amateur station causes interference to the reception of a domestic broadcast station with a receiver of good engineering design, on what frequencies may the operation of the amateur station be restricted?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1B05 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: When may an amateur operator accept compensation for serving as the control operator of an amateur station used in a classroom?

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Input: [Name] E1B06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Who may accept compensation for serving as a control operator in a classroom at an educational institution?

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Input: [Name] E1B07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: If an amateur antenna structure is located in a valley or canyon, what height restrictions apply?

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Input: [Name] E1B08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What limits must local authorities observe when legislating height and dimension restrictions for an amateur station antenna structure?

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Input: [Name] E1B09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: If you are installing an amateur radio station antenna at a site within 5 miles from a public use airport, what additional rules apply?

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Input: [Name] E1B10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is meant by a remotely controlled station?

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Input: [Name] E1B11 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following amateur stations may not be operated under automatic control?

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Input: [Name] E1B12 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is meant by automatic control of a station?

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Input: [Name] E1B13 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How do the control operator responsibilities of a station under automatic control differ from one under local control?

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Input: [Name] E1B14 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is a control link?

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Input: [Name] E1B15 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the term for apparatus to effect remote control between the control point and a remotely controlled station?

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Input: [Name] E1C01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is an FCC authorization for alien reciprocal operation?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1C02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Who is authorized for alien reciprocal operation in places where the FCC regulates the amateur service?

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Input: [Name] E1C03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What are the frequency privileges authorized for alien reciprocal operation?

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Input: [Name] E1C04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What indicator must a Canadian amateur station include with the assigned call sign in the station identification announcement when operating in the US?

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Input: [Name] E1C05 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: When may a US citizen holding a foreign amateur service license be authorized for alien reciprocal operation in places where the FCC regulates the amateur service?

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Input: [Name] E1C06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following would disqualify a foreign amateur operator from being authorized for alien reciprocal operation in places where the FCC regulates the amateur service?

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Input: [Name] E1C07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What special document is required before a Canadian citizen holding a Canadian amateur service license may reciprocal operate in the US?

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Input: [Name] E1C08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What operating privileges does a properly licensed alien amateur have in the US, if the US and the alien amateur's home country have a multilateral or bilateral reciprocal operating agreement?

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Input: [Name] E1C09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: From which locations may a licensed alien amateur operator be the control operator of an amateur station?

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Input: [Name] E1C10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following operating arrangements allow an FCC licensed US citizen to operate in many European countries and alien amateurs from many European countries to operate in the US?

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Input: [Name] E1C11 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following multilateral or bilateral operating arrangements allow an FCC licensed US citizen and many Central and South American amateur operators to operate in each other's countries?

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Input: [Name] E1C12 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What additional station identification, in addition to his or her own call sign, does an alien operator supply when operating in the US under an FCC authorization for alien reciprocal operation?

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Input: [Name] E1D01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES)?

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Input: [Name] E1D02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the purpose of RACES?

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Input: [Name] E1D03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: With what organization must an amateur station be registered before participating in RACES?

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Input: [Name] E1D04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which amateur stations may be operated in RACES?

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Input: [Name] E1D05 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What frequencies are authorized normally to an amateur station participating in RACES?

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Input: [Name] E1D06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What are the frequencies authorized to an amateur station participating in RACES during a period when the President's War Emergency Powers are in force?

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Input: [Name] E1D07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What frequencies are normally available for RACES operation?

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Input: [Name] E1D08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What type of emergency can cause limits to be placed on the frequencies available for RACES operation?

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Input: [Name] E1D09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Who may be the control operator of a RACES station?

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Input: [Name] E1D10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: With which stations may amateur stations participating in RACES communicate?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1D11 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What communications are permissible in RACES?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1E01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the amateur-satellite service?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1E02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is a space station in the amateur-satellite service?

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Input: [Name] E1E03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is a telecommand station in the amateur-satellite service?

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Input: [Name] E1E04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is an earth station in the amateur-satellite service?

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Input: [Name] E1E06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which amateur stations are eligible to operate as a space station?

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Input: [Name] E1E07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What special provision must a space station incorporate in order to comply with space station requirements?

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Input: [Name] E1E09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which amateur service HF bands have frequencies authorized to space stations?

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Input: [Name] E1E10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which VHF amateur service bands have frequencies available for space stations?

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Input: [Name] E1E11 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which amateur service UHF bands have frequencies available for a space station?

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Input: [Name] E1E12 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which amateur stations are eligible to be telecommand stations?

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Input: [Name] E1E13 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What unique privilege is afforded a telecommand station?

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Input: [Name] E1E14 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the term for space-to-Earth transmissions used to communicate the results of measurements made by a space station?

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Input: [Name] E1E15 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which amateur stations are eligible to operate as Earth stations?

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Input: [Name] E1F01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Who may prepare an Element 4 amateur operator license examination?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1F02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Where are the questions listed that must be used in all written US amateur license examinations?

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Input: [Name] E1F03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Who is responsible for maintaining the question pools from which all amateur license examination questions must be taken?

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Input: [Name] E1F07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the purpose of an Element 4 examination?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1F08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is a Volunteer-Examiner Coordinator?

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Input: [Name] E1F09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is an accredited Volunteer Examiner?

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Input: [Name] E1F10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is a VE Team?

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Input: [Name] E1F11 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which persons seeking to be VEs cannot be accredited?

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Input: [Name] E1F12 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the VE accreditation process?

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Input: [Name] E1F13 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Where must the VE team be stationed while administering an examination?

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Input: [Name] E1F14 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Who is responsible for the proper conduct and necessary supervision during an amateur operator license examination session?

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Input: [Name] E1F15 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What should a VE do if a candidate fails to comply with the examiner's instructions during an amateur operator license examination?

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Input: [Name] E1F16 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What special procedures must a VE team follow for an examinee with a physical disability?

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Input: [Name] E1F17 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: To which of the following examinees may a VE not administer an examination?

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Input: [Name] E1F18 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What may be the penalty for a VE who fraudulently administers or certifies an examination?

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Input: [Name] E1F19 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What must the VE team do with your test papers when you have finished this examination?

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Input: [Name] E1F21 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What must the VE team do if an examinee scores a passing grade on all examination elements needed for an upgrade or new license?

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Input: [Name] E1F22 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What must the VE team do if the examinee does not score a passing grade on the examination?

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Input: [Name] E1F23 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What are the consequences of failing to appear for readministration of an examination when so directed by the FCC?

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Input: [Name] E1F24 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What are the types of out-of-pocket expenses for which the FCC rules authorize a VE and VEC to accept reimbursement?

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Input: [Name] E1F25 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How much reimbursement may the VE team and VEC accept for preparing, processing, administering and coordinating an examination?

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Input: [Name] E1G01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What does it mean if an external RF amplifier is listed on the FCC database as certificated for use in the amateur service?

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Input: [Name] E1G03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Under what condition may an equipment dealer sell an external RF power amplifier capable of operation below 144 MHz if it has not been granted FCC certification?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1G04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following geographic descriptions approximately describes Line A?

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Input: [Name] E1G05 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Amateur stations may not transmit in which frequency segment if they are located north of Line A?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E1G06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the National Radio Quiet Zone?

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Input: [Name] E1G07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What type of automatically controlled amateur station must not be established in the National Radio Quiet Zone before the licensee gives written notification to the National Radio Astronomy Observatory?

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Input: [Name] E1G08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: When may the control operator of a repeater accept payment for providing communication services to another party?

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Input: [Name] E1G09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: When may an amateur station send a message to a business?

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Input: [Name] E1G10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following types of amateur operator-to-amateur operator communication are prohibited?

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Input: [Name] E1G11 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the term for emissions using bandwidth-expansion modulation?

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Input: [Name] E1G12 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: FCC-licensed amateur stations may use spread spectrum (SS) emissions to communicate under which of the following conditions?

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Input: [Name] E1G13 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Under any circumstance, what is the maximum transmitter power for an amateur station transmitting emission type SS communications?

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Input: [Name] E1G14 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What of the following is a use for an auxiliary station?

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Input: [Name] E2A01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the direction of an ascending pass for an amateur satellite?

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Input: [Name] E2A02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the direction of a descending pass for an amateur satellite?

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Input: [Name] E2A03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the period of an amateur satellite?

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Input: [Name] E2A04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What are the receiving and retransmitting frequency bands used for Mode V/H in amateur satellite operations?

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Input: [Name] E2A05 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What are the receiving and retransmitting frequency bands used for Mode U/V in amateur satellite operations?

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Input: [Name] E2A06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What are the receiving and retransmitting frequency bands used for Mode V/U in amateur satellite operations?

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Input: [Name] E2A07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What are the receiving and retransmitting frequency bands used for Mode L/U in amateur satellite operations?

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Input: [Name] E2A08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is a linear transponder?

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Input: [Name] E2A09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the name of the effect that causes the downlink frequency of a satellite to vary by several kHz during a low-earth orbit?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2A10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Why may the received signal from an amateur satellite exhibit a fairly rapid pulsed fading effect?

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Input: [Name] E2A11 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What type of antenna can be used to minimize the effects of spin modulation and Faraday rotation?

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Input: [Name] E2A12 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How may the location of a satellite at a given time be predicted?

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Input: [Name] E2B01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How many times per second is a new frame transmitted in a fast-scan television system?

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Input: [Name] E2B02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How many horizontal lines make up a fast-scan television frame?

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Input: [Name] E2B03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How is the interlace scanning pattern generated in a fast-scan television system?

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Input: [Name] E2B04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is blanking in a video signal?

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Input: [Name] E2B05 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the bandwidth of a vestigial sideband AM fast-scan television transmission?

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Input: [Name] E2B06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the standard video level, in percent PEV, for black in amateur fast scan television?

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Input: [Name] E2B07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the standard video level, in percent PEV, for blanking in amateur fast scan television?

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Input: [Name] E2B08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following is NOT a common method of transmitting accompanying audio with amateur fast-scan television?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2B09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is facsimile?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2B10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the modern standard scan rate for a fax image transmitted by an amateur station?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2B11 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the approximate transmission time per frame for a fax picture transmitted by an amateur station at 240 lpm?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2B12 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What information is sent by slow-scan television transmissions?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2B13 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How many lines are commonly used in each frame on an amateur slow-scan color television picture?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2B14 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the audio frequency for black in an amateur slow-scan television picture?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2B15 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the audio frequency for white in an amateur slow-scan television picture?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2B16 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the standard video level, in percent PEV, for white in an amateur fast- scan television transmission?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2B17 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of FMTV (Frequency-Modulated Amateur Television) as compared to vestigial sideband AM television?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2B18 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is the approximate bandwidth of a slow-scan TV signal?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2B19 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following systems is used to transmit high-quality still images by radio?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2B20 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What special restrictions are imposed on fax transmissions?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2C01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: When operating during a contest, which of these standards should you generally follow?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2C02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is one of the main purposes for holding on-the-air operating contests?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2C03 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Which of the following is typical of operations during an international amateur DX contest?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2C04 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: If a DX station asks for your grid square locator, what should be your reply?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2C05 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What does a Maidenhead gridsquare refer to?

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Input: [Name] E2C06 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: During a VHF/UHF contest, in which band section would you expect to find the highest level of contest activity?

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Input: [Name] E2C07 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: If you are in the US calling a station in Texas on a frequency of 1832 kHz and a station replies that you are in the window, what does this mean?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2C08 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: Why are received spread-spectrum signals so resistant to interference?

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Input: [Name] E2C09 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: How does the spread-spectrum technique of frequency hopping (FH) work?

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Input: [Name] E2C10 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: While participating in an HF contest, how should you attempt to contact a station calling CQ and stating that he is listening on another specific frequency?

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Input: [Name] E2C11 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: When operating SSB in a VHF contest, how should you attempt to contact a station calling CQ while a pileup of other stations are also trying to contact the same station?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2C12 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: In North America during low sunspot activity, signals from Europe become weak and fluttery across an entire HF band two to three hours after sunset, what might help to contact other European DX stations?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2D01 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What does CMD: mean when it is displayed on the video monitor of a packet station?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler


Input: [Name] E2D02 [Study] Start [Question]

Output: What is a Packet Cluster Bulletin Board?

Questions in US Amateur Radio - Amateur Extra 2002 - Hamboozler