Input: [Terms] niksŏ‘stak my mother and her sisters; wives of my father’s brothers.

Output: my mother and her sisters; wives of my elder brothers, brothers of my father and of my mother

Blackfoot Family Relationship Terms - Access Genealogy


Input: [Terms] nĭ’ssa’ my elder brothers and all those of my father and mother; the elder sons of mother’s brothers and sisters.

Output: my elder brothers and all those of my mother; the elder (to me) sons of my father’s and mother’s brothers.

Blackfoot Family Relationship Terms - Access Genealogy


Input: [Terms] nĭ‘nst

Output: my elder sisters and elder daughters of father’s and mother’s brothers.

Blackfoot Family Relationship Terms - Access Genealogy


Input: [Terms] nĭ‘skŏn

Output: my younger brothers and younger brothers of my father; all my younger first cousins by brothers of my parents.

Blackfoot Family Relationship Terms - Access Genealogy


Input: [Terms] nicĭnnaua’-s

Output: my father’s father, my mother’s father; also can be used for father-in-law.

Blackfoot Family Relationship Terms - Access Genealogy


Input: [Terms] nitau’ka’s

Output: the mothers of my father and mother and my father’s sister; also my mother-in-law.

Blackfoot Family Relationship Terms - Access Genealogy


Input: [Terms] naa’s

Output: my father-in-law, mother-in-law; also may be used for grand-parents

Blackfoot Family Relationship Terms - Access Genealogy


Input: [Terms] nĭmps wives of my cousins, of my brothers and of the brothers of my mother.

Output: wives of my sons, younger brothers, and younger cousins.

Blackfoot Family Relationship Terms - Access Genealogy


Input: [Terms] nĭstŏmmo’-wak

Output: husbands of father’s and mother’s sisters; also my sister’s husband.

Blackfoot Family Relationship Terms - Access Genealogy


Input: [DOs] DO sign up to lots of sites: the research requirements of the companies on the books of a website researcher will vary and as such you could be inundated with survey requests one week and have very few the next. Therefore maximise your chances of having a strong pipeline of surveys by registering with multiple sites. More sites also = more variety. [DON'Ts]

Output: DON'T EVER PAY to anyone: be aware of scams - avoid websites asking you to pay any money, no legit survey company will ever ask you to pay anything.

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Input: [DOs] DO check the privacy policy of the website provider: while giving certain amounts of personal information is a requirement, it’s worth checking just how a website might use your data. Look for statements about not passing on your information to third parties. [DON'Ts]

Output: DON'T expect to earn your millions: surveys can pay well but accruing monies into the hundreds of pounds can take some time, especially given potential ‘dry’ periods at certain times – another reason to register with multiple sites.

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Input: [DOs] DO keep a log of all the sites you’re registered with and what you have earned with each one: this means you can keep on top of things just in case a provider makes an error and also means that you don’t end up leaving sums of money in accounts that you forget about. This can lead to balances being wiped which ultimately would waste your valuable time. [DON'Ts]

Output: DON'T forget that your income is taxable: earnings from surveys or any other paid online work count as self-employed earnings which are therefore taxable if your total earnings through all employment is greater than the taxable threshold. If in doubt, visit the HMRC website.

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Input: [DOs] DO make a complaint if you’re not happy: and if the provider doesn’t give you appropriate feedback, don’t be afraid to pose your questions to them again on Facebook or Twitter in front of the world. You’ll be amazed at how sensitive some providers are to potentially having their reputations tarnished in the spotlights. Caution: only use this avenue if you have a justified complaint and you’ve had no success when approaching them privately. [DON'Ts]

Output: DON'T be hooked by a prize draw: several websites promote the fact you could win up to £20,000 just by completing a survey – and the more you complete, the more chances you have to win. Of course winning £20,000 would be fantastic but don’t factor in any chance of winning a prize – small or large – no matter how good the odds are portrayed, into your earnings calculations. Completing online surveys is all about earning money, so keep the focus on that.

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Input: [DOs] DO a search engine search on the provider before you invest a lot of time and effort registering and completing surveys: a little research into who you’ll be working for may just prove to be invaluable. [DON'Ts]

Output: DON'T lie: as it’s likely you’ll be found out: While it can be tempting to complete a survey that requires answers from a smoking 50+ year old living in the south east when you’re an 18 year old student from Scotland, website surveyors adopt sophisticated cross-referencing tools which serve to check you’re being consistent and thus telling the truth. At best, you won’t be sent more surveys, at worst you’ll lose all your earnings accrued through that provider and have your account shut down. It isn’t worth the risk.

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Input: [DOs] DO set up a dedicated email address: as it will mean you can more easily track your survey activity and your normal email won’t get inundated. [DON'Ts]

Output: DON'T expect to qualify for each survey: every survey is designed for different demographics - some need opinions from parents, some from students and some from pensioners. Don't get upset if you get screened out from the survey, next one might work well for you!

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Input: [DOs] DO regularly check your emails: some surveys have short time spans and as such will only be open for short periods of time – you don’t want to lose your opportunity to earn the money you want to. Surveys also have quotas which means that if other people of a similar profile to you complete it first you may not get to at all. [DON'Ts]

Output: DON'T leave cash in your accounts if you can take it out: cash is better off in your secure bank account where you know you can definitely access it at will. You never know when a supplier may close down their site or you could easily forget about it for a few weeks and come back to find the supplier has closed your account due to inactivity and your money will be lost.

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Input: [Label] [Parent] [Links to...] the parent of the current package [Highlighted when...]

Output: (never highlighted)


Input: [Label] [Package] [Links to...] the package containing the current object [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing a package


Input: [Label] [Module] [Links to...] the module containing the current object [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing a module


Input: [Label] [Class] [Links to...] the class containing the current object [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing a class


Input: [Label] [Trees] [Links to...] the trees page [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing the trees page


Input: [Label] [Index] [Links to...] the index page [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing the index page


Input: [Label] [Help] [Links to...] the help page [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing the help page


Input: [0] Heroine's attire: Long, richly appointed gowns in bright colors (although Morrigan in True Highland Spirit bucked tradition and wore a tunic and trews.) [2]

Output: Heroine's attire: White or pastel muslin gowns, as befitted debutants, high-waisted with stays underneath to keep everything in its place.

Medieval Scotland Vs. Regency England In Amanda Forester's Historical Romances | RT Book Reviews


Input: [0] Heroine's home: Castle belonging to her clan, with its primary function to offer protection against enemies. Most folks slept communally in the large great hall, but the laird and lady and their family had their own private solar. It was drafty but it was home. [2]

Output: Heroine's home: Large country estate, with its primary function to be elegant and impress the neighbors. Servants slept up in the attics or in the kitchen, while family and guests each had their own private, lavishly decorated room.

Medieval Scotland Vs. Regency England In Amanda Forester's Historical Romances | RT Book Reviews


Input: [0] Heroine's occupation: Serving as chatelaine of the castle and accepting an arranged marriage to benefit the clan [2]

Output: Heroine's occupation: Learning how to be "accomplished" through playing piano, drawing, needlepoint, and having excellent comportment to entice a gentleman of large fortune to propose marriage.

Medieval Scotland Vs. Regency England In Amanda Forester's Historical Romances | RT Book Reviews


Input: [0] Hero's attire: Plaid wore in a style of the great kilt, wrapped around the waist and thrown over one shoulder. [2]

Output: Hero's attire: Impeccably tailored coats, waistcoat, and breeches, (perish the thought of bare knees), with a cravat tied expertly at the throat.

Medieval Scotland Vs. Regency England In Amanda Forester's Historical Romances | RT Book Reviews


Input: [0] Major benefits to attire: Ability to travel, fight, sleep, all without having to pack anything more than your own multi-purpose plaid. [2]

Output: Major benefits to attire: The ability to impress one's company with your exquisite tailing, never mind if you can hardly move and were sewn into the garment by your valet.

Medieval Scotland Vs. Regency England In Amanda Forester's Historical Romances | RT Book Reviews


Input: [0] Hero's occupation: To act as laird and primary protector of his clan. This meant being the ultimate arbiter for any dispute within the clan, and protecting the clan from any and all threats by riding first into battle. [2]

Output: Hero's occupation: To act as a gentleman, which basically meant to live a life of elegant leisure, with occasional meetings with one's steward to ensure all the details of the estate were being handled correctly.

Medieval Scotland Vs. Regency England In Amanda Forester's Historical Romances | RT Book Reviews


Input: [0] A good meal: Whole roasted wild boar, venison pies, platters of cod, haddock, and salmon, with roasted apples (uncooked were not healthy for you don't you know) washed down with whiskey, ale and a bit of mead. Everything can be eaten with your hands or your knife. When you're done with your meal throw the scraps down for the dogs. [2]

Output: A good meal: Would begin with the food elegantly presented. The hostess would serve the soup, then the host will serve the fish, followed by all the meats. Footmen will take the portions to the guests. Twenty or more dishes would be served in at least three courses, and naturally the tablecloth would be removed to reveal a fresh one under it after each course. Every course would have a specific utensil to use. Wash down your meal with a fine wine. When you're done with your meal the servants will politely take it away.

Medieval Scotland Vs. Regency England In Amanda Forester's Historical Romances | RT Book Reviews


Input: [0] Insults: Delivered with a sharp sword [2]

Output: Insults: Delivered with a sharp wit

Medieval Scotland Vs. Regency England In Amanda Forester's Historical Romances | RT Book Reviews


Input: [0] Villain: Devious person who is not what he seems [2]

Output: Villain: Devious person who is not what he seems (some things don't change)

Medieval Scotland Vs. Regency England In Amanda Forester's Historical Romances | RT Book Reviews


Input: [0] Background of war: England at war with Scotland and France during the Hundred Years War [2]

Output: Background of war: England at war with France during the Napoleonic War (England and France really didn't get on)

Medieval Scotland Vs. Regency England In Amanda Forester's Historical Romances | RT Book Reviews


Input: [0] Series: Highlander series — The Highlander's Sword (2010), The Highlander's Heart (2011), and True Highland Spirit (2012) [2]

Output: Series: Marriage Mart series — A Wedding in Springtime (just released!), followed by Midsummer Bride (Nov. 2013), and Winter Wedding (Sept. 2014)

Medieval Scotland Vs. Regency England In Amanda Forester's Historical Romances | RT Book Reviews


Input: [Function] pool [Stack] -a [Used For]

Output: Variable. This holds a pointer to the current byte addressable memory pool


Input: [Function] unpack [Stack] c-bbbb [Used For]

Output: Given a byte-packed cell on the stack return the bytes it contains


Input: [Function] pack [Stack] bbbb-c [Used For]

Output: Pack four byes into a cell, return the cell on the stack


Input: [Function] b@ [Stack] a-b [Used For]

Output: Fetch a byte from the active byte addressable memory pool


Input: [Function] b! [Stack] ba- [Used For]

Output: Store a byte into the currently active byte addressable memory pool


Input: [Function] b@+ [Stack] a-ab [Used For]

Output: Fetch a byte from the active byte addressable memory pool. Returns next byte address and the byte fetched


Input: [Function] b!+ [Stack] ba-a [Used For]

Output: Store a byte into the currently active byte addressable memory pool. Returns next byte address


Input: [Function] newPool [Stack] n- [Used For]

Output: Allocate a new pool of n characters and set pool to point to it


Input: [Issue] BHPA Incident Report Form [Notes]

Output: Complete this form if you have an incident. It keeps the insurance bill down if we can show that most incidents are minor in nature. Also, it helps the rest of us from making the same mistake.


Input: [Issue] RAF Air Clues magazine - Spring 2015 [Notes]

Output: The RAF do care about us and the article on page 18 in this edition is worth a read. The "I learnt about flying from that" on page 10 is a good dissection of a close shave - something which we in the paragliding community don't do enough of


Input: [Issue] Airprox report - Harting Down [Notes]

Output: Airprox report into a close encounter between a paraglider and a light aircraft


Input: [Issue] BHPA Formal Accident Report - Black Knowe Head, near Ettrick on 17/07/2011 [Notes]

Output: Investigation of a paragliding accident which occurred at Black Knowe Head, near Ettrick on 17th July 2011 in which the pilot suffered serious injury. As the report is large you can read by following this link


Input: [Issue] BHPA Formal Accident Report - Newgale - 28/08/2011 [Notes]

Output: Investigation of a paragliding accident which occurred at Newgale beach, Pembrokeshire, on Sunday 28th August 2011 in which the pilot suffered fatal injury. Follow this link to read the report.


Input: [Issue] BHPA Formal Accident Report - Tinto Hill - 30/09/2011 [Notes]

Output: Investigation of a Paragliding incident which occurred at Tinto Hill, Lanarkshire on 30th September 2011 in which the pilot suffered fatal injury. Follow this link to read the report. This report contains some significant information. "The level of alcohol found (in the pilots body), at 74mg/100mls represents more than two and a half times the legal limit for operating an aircraft in the UK. The maximum permitted level in the UK being 27 milligrammes of alcohol per 100 millilitres of urine. By way of comparison the limit for driving in the UK is 107 milligrammes of alcohol per 100 millilitres of urine."


Input: [Issue] BHPA Formal Accident Report - Mam Tor 03/03/2011 [Notes]

Output: Investigation of a Hang Gliding accident which occurred at Mam Tor, Derbyshire on 3rd March 2011 in which the pilot suffered fatal injury. As the file is 21Mb, you can read the report by following this link


Input: [Issue] BHPA Formal Accident Report - Clatter Mid Wales 27/01/2010 [Notes]

Output: Investigation of a hang gliding accident which occurred at Clatter, Mid Wales, on 27th June 2010 in which one pilot suffered serious injury.


Input: [Issue] BHPA Formal Accident Report - Plymouth 28/08/2010 [Notes]

Output: Investigation of a paragliding accident which occurred at Staddon Heights, Plymouth, on 28th August 2010 in which the pilot suffered fatal injury. As the file is 21Mb, you can read the report by following this link


Input: [Issue] BHPA Formal Accident Report - Agregour Morocco - 14/11/2009 [Notes]

Output: Investigation of a Paragliding accident which occurred at Agregour, Morocco, on 14th November 2009 in which the student pilot suffered fatal injury. As the file over 30Mb, you can read the report by following this link


Input: [Issue] Airprox Report - Okehampton [Notes]

Output: Airprox board report into a close encounter between a police helicopter and 3 paragliders on Dartmoor


Input: [Issue] Airprox Board report into an incident at RAF Church Fenton in February 2010 [Notes]

Output: Just because its a weekend, don't assume that the RAF aren't flying. Here a paramotor crossed the final approach at Chrurch Fenton as a Grob Tutor was coming into land. Fortunately the Air Traffic Controller had good eyesight!


Input: [Issue] BHPA Accident Report - Long Mynd 2009 [Notes]

Output: BHPA formal accident report into 2 fatalities at Long Mynd on 8 August 2009 during the British Club Challenge (BCC) competition. If you fly in competitions or on crowded sites you should read this report. Are you watching where you're going? Do you look before you turn? Warning - this takes a long time to download, its best to right click and save it as a file


Input: [Issue] BHPA Report on accident at Cheriton, Hampshire [Notes]

Output: BHPA formal accident report into a fatal paramotor accident on 29 August 2009 at Cheriton in Shropshire


Input: [Issue] AAIB Investigation report into a failed take off at Rochester [Notes]

Output: Although this accident report is from the powered flying world, it describes an interesting situation where a qualified pilot, needing a regular check flight, was assessed by her old instructor. The important point is that the student dropped back into "I am a student now" mode whereas the instructor assumed he wasn't instructing, he was doing a check ride.


Input: [Issue] BHPA Report on accident at Corndean Hill Shropshire [Notes]

Output: BHPA formal accident report into a fatal accident on 12 April 2009 at Corndean Hill in Shropshire


Input: [Issue] Sup'Air Safety Warning - Reserve Deployment Issue [Notes]

Output: Applies to SUP'AIR ALTIX, EVO XC or EVASION XC harnesses. The white braided nylon cord attached to the deployment pins becomes entangled between the velcro flaps over time rendering the force required to release the pins slightly excessive. A pre-fight check or a modification is recommended


Input: [Issue] Airprox Board report into an incident on Parlick in 2007 [Notes]

Output: A paraglider on Parlick was suddenly confronted with a light aircraft coming round the hill at his level. What would you have done under the circumstances?


Input: [Issue] Air Accidents Investigation Branch report into a paragliding fatality near Eyam, The Peak District [Notes]

Output: The paraglider launched with one of its risers twisted and was later seen to suffer an asymmetric collapse of its canopy when at a height of about 150 feet. It descended rapidly in a left spiral and the pilot was unable to either recover to normal flight or to successfully deploy his emergency parachute before impacting the ground. The pilot was fatally injured.


Input: [Issue] AAIB report into a paramotoring fatality at Middle Barn Farm, Bexhill, East Sussex [Notes]

Output: The paramotor was being operated by an experienced pilot, who was also an instructor. He was seen to initiate what was described as a ‘wingover’ manoeuvre to the right, at about 1,000 ft, but this was seen to develop into a rapid spiral to the left which continued for several turns, with a high rate of descent. The aircraft started to recover at a late stage but the pilot received fatal injuries in the impact with the ground. There was no defect identified within the wing (canopy and rigging) but structural failures were identified within the paramotor unit, consistent with having occurred in flight and precipitating the spiral descent. One Safety Recommendation is made, to the Civil Aviation Authority, concerning self-regulation of this activity.


Input: [Issue] BHPA Safety Notice 31 Paragliders: 360 degree turns & nose-down spiral dives [Notes]

Output: Following some recently reported incidents prompting further investigation, it has become apparent that it is possible for pilots to unintentionally enter a nose-down spiral dive from a sustained 360 degree turn - and that recovery from this spiral can be difficult. These characteristics tend to be worse on the 'safer' low aspect ratio EN A, B, LTF (DHV) 1 and 1 / 2 wings. Read the document for more details.


Input: [Class name] BasicHttpBinding [Transport] HTTP [Message encoding] Text [Security] None [Description]

Output: A binding that is suitable for communication with WS-Basic Profile conformant Web Services like ASMX-based services. This binding uses HTTP as the transport and Text/XML as the message encoding.

Jaivardhan Joshi on ASP.Net: Comparison of various bindings in WCF


Input: [Class name] WSHttpBinding [Transport] HTTP [Message encoding] Text [Security] Message [Description]

Output: A secure and interoperable binding that is suitable for non-duplex service contracts.

Jaivardhan Joshi on ASP.Net: Comparison of various bindings in WCF


Input: [Class name] WSDualHttpBinding [Transport] HTTP [Message encoding] Text [Security] Message [Description]

Output: A secure and interoperable binding that is suitable for duplex service contracts or communication through SOAP intermediaries.

Jaivardhan Joshi on ASP.Net: Comparison of various bindings in WCF


Input: [Class name] WSFederationHttpBinding [Transport] HTTP [Message encoding] Text [Security] Message [Description]

Output: A secure and interoperable binding that supports the WS-Federation protocol, enabling organizations that are in a federation to efficiently authenticate and authorize users.

Jaivardhan Joshi on ASP.Net: Comparison of various bindings in WCF


Input: [Class name] NetTcpBinding [Transport] TCP [Message encoding] Binary [Security] Transport [Description]

Output: A secure and optimized binding suitable for cross-machine communication between WCF applications

Jaivardhan Joshi on ASP.Net: Comparison of various bindings in WCF


Input: [Class name] NetPeerTcpBinding [Transport] P2P [Message encoding] Binary [Security] Transport [Description]

Output: A binding that enables secure, multi-machine communication.

Jaivardhan Joshi on ASP.Net: Comparison of various bindings in WCF


Input: [Class name] NetNamedPipesBinding [Transport] Named Pipes [Message encoding] Binary [Security] Transport [Description]

Output: A secure, reliable, optimized binding that is suitable for on-machine communication between WCF applications.

Jaivardhan Joshi on ASP.Net: Comparison of various bindings in WCF


Input: [Class name] NetMsmqBinding [Transport] MSMQ [Message encoding] Binary [Security] Message [Description]

Output: A queued binding that is suitable for cross-machine communication between WCF applications.

Jaivardhan Joshi on ASP.Net: Comparison of various bindings in WCF


Input: [Class name] MsmqIntegrationBinding [Transport] MSMQ [Message encoding] doesn’t use a WCF message encoding – instead it lets you choose a pre-WCF serialization format [Security] Transport [Description]

Output: A binding that is suitable for cross-machine communication between a WCF application and existing MSMQ applications.

Jaivardhan Joshi on ASP.Net: Comparison of various bindings in WCF


Input: [web browser:] copying links [Internet Explorer] OK [Google Chrome] OK [Opera]

Output: not OK

If sleet, then sleep ~ School of Running


Input: [web browser:] copying pictures [Internet Explorer] OK [Google Chrome] OK [Opera]

Output: not OK

If sleet, then sleep ~ School of Running


Input: [web browser:] copying tables [Internet Explorer] OK [Google Chrome] OK [Opera]

Output: not OK

If sleet, then sleep ~ School of Running


Input: [web browser:] full webpage backup [Internet Explorer] not OK [Google Chrome] OK [Opera]

Output: OK

If sleet, then sleep ~ School of Running


Input: [web browser:] editing webpage [Internet Explorer] OK [Google Chrome] work-around [Opera]

Output: work-around

If sleet, then sleep ~ School of Running


Input: [web browser:] speed dial [Internet Explorer] not OK [Google Chrome] OK [Opera]

Output: OK

If sleet, then sleep ~ School of Running


Input: [web browser:] ease of use etc [Internet Explorer] not OK [Google Chrome] OK [Opera]

Output: OK

If sleet, then sleep ~ School of Running


Input: [web browser:] copying blank lines in spreadsheets [Internet Explorer] OK [Google Chrome] OK [Opera]

Output: not OK

If sleet, then sleep ~ School of Running


Input: [web browser:] Norton download [Internet Explorer] OK [Google Chrome] OK [Opera]

Output: not OK

If sleet, then sleep ~ School of Running


Input: [web browser:] Facebook hiccups [Internet Explorer] OK [Google Chrome] OK [Opera]

Output: not OK

If sleet, then sleep ~ School of Running


Input: Attitudes and behaviours

Output: Not presented

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

Table 12. Comparison of CASS 725.124(39) CRM initial training requirements and First Air initial CRM course

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Input: Communications skills

Output: Communication

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Input: Problem solving

Output: Not presented

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Input: Human factors

Output: Human factors – Fatigue and stress

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Input: Conflict resolution

Output: Not presented

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Input: Decision making

Output: Not presented

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Input: Team building and maintenance

Output: Leadership and team building

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Output: Situational awareness (not required by regulation)

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Input: Workload management

Output: Not presented

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Input: [Service] Netflix [How we use it]

Output: Movies, documentaries and previous season TV shows


Input: [Service] Hulu Plus [How we use it]

Output: Current run TV shows


Input: [Service] Pandora [How we use it]

Output: Streaming a huge selection of music


Input: [Service] Amazon [How we use it]

Output: Purchase current run TV shows and rent the occasional movie


Input: [Service] Redbox [How we use it]

Output: Rent new release movies


Input: [Service] Apple TV (iTunes) [How we use it]

Output: Rent movies


Input: [Title] TransNet Today: Keeping faith with the voters while achieving the region’s transportation goals [Year Published] 2015 [Short Description]

Output: As SANDAG makes its plans to invest in the future of San Diego’s transportation system, it must redefine its vision for San Diego’s transportation system to align with California’s increasingly ambitious GHG reduction goals, and set regional goals for improving health, equity, and the economy.


Input: [Title] Why Creating and Preserving Affordable Homes Near Transit is a Highly Effective Climate Protection Strategy [Year Published] 2014 [Short Description]

Output: California is currently debating how to invest greenhouse gas (GHG) cap-and-trade auction proceeds so that they result in real, quantifiable and verifiable greenhouse gas reductions.


Input: [Title] Innovation Required: Moving More People with Less Traffic [Year Published] 2013 [Short Description]

Output: This report proposes that San Mateo County study Optimized HOT lanes as a strategy on Highway 101 that will make the best use of highway lanes, reduce traffic, and fund an expansion of public transit, vanpools, and other transit alternatives that are affordable and accessible to all. With state approval, an Optimized HOT lane network would not only address San Mateo County’s traffic problem, but also set an important model for the entire Bay Area to follow.


Input: [Title] Moving People, Not Just Cars [Year Published] 2013 [Short Description]

Output: Moving People, Not Just Cars is a detailed analysis of MTC’s propsed Express Lane Network and how it compares to practices in regions around the country, and shows how MTC can prioritize choice, equity, and innovation to move more people for less money, make connections sooner, and invest in public transit and other long-term solutions.


Input: [Title] Moving Ahead with High Speed Rail [Year Published] 2012 [Short Description]

Output: California has an opportunity to revolutionize its transportation system through high speed rail, but planning has been fraught with problems. TransForm's report analyzes the April 2012 Revised Business Plan for high speed rail, urges California to move ahead with the first construction segment and provides key recommendations to make sure we do it right. The consequences of not building high speed rail are real: Californians may ultimately spend significantly more money than high speed rail will cost in order to widen highways and expand airports – with negative environmental and health impacts.


Input: [Title] Creating Healthy Regional Transportation Plans [Year Published] 2012 [Short Description]

Output: Regional Transportation Plans are an incredible opportunity to shape transportation and the built environment. How can we make sure the billions of dollars of transportation funding in these plans create positive health outcomes? This guide is intended for public health professionals as well as local government officials, transportation planners and others who want to engage in developing plans that promote better health and increasing access to opportunities for disadvantaged communities.


Input: [Title] San Diego and SB 375: Lessons from California's first Sustainable Communities Strategy [Year Published] 2011 [Short Description]

Output: A comprehensive look at California's first Sustainable Communities Strategy (SCS), approved by the San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG).


Input: [Title] Transportation Planning: An Overview for Public Health Advocates [Year Published] 2011 [Short Description]

Output: This fact sheet discusses the important link between transportation planning and health, describes the key players and processes of local and regional transportation planning, and suggests steps you can take to advocate effectively for healthier transportation policies.


Input: [Title] Merchant Perspectives on Bus Rapid Transit [Year Published] 2010 [Short Description]

Output: In the spring of 2010, TransForm surveyed 217 merchants along the Alum Rock corridor about the proposed BRT service. This report summarizes our findings.


Input: [Title] Oakland Airport Connector Options Analysis [Year Published] 2010 [Short Description]

Output: This report provides an updated and expanded analysis of options for the Oakland Airport Connector. The intent of this report is to inform current discussions on the Oakland Airport Connector through a valid comparison of the four key modal options.


Input: [Title] Windfall for All [Year Published] 2009 [Short Description]

Output: How Connected, Convenient Neighborhoods Can Protect Our Climate and Safeguard California's Economy


Input: [Title] Bringing Safe Routes to Scale [Year Published] 2008 [Short Description]

Output: This report estimates that investing in Safe Routes to Schools infrastructure, education, and encouragement projects region-wide would result in up to 110 million fewer miles traveled every year by Bay Area vehicles.


Input: [Title] Great Communities Toolkit [Year Published] 2008 [Short Description]

Output: This frequently-updated toolkit helps you to take on a step-by-step process for understanding development near transit and engaging the community. Includes great sample fact sheets, how to run a campaign, and more.


Input: [Title] Priorities for Access to Health [Year Published] 2006 [Short Description]

Output: Results of TransForm's pilot project in the Monument Corridor (Contra Costa County). It chronicles some remarkable successes and some areas where new funding sources are still needed.


Input: [Title] Safe Routes for the Mayfair Community [Year Published] 2005 [Short Description]

Output: This report lays out in great detail the specific projects that will increase bicycle and pedestrian safety in the Downtown/East Valley (DTEV) corridor, which runs along Alum Rock Avenue and Santa Clara Street between East and Downtown San Jose corridor, and the amenities and services that community members want at and near the stations.


Input: [Title] Access Now! [Year Published] 2004 [Short Description]

Output: Inadequate transportation is a major barrier to accessing jobs, education, child care, and health care. This comprehensive guide can help communities throughout the Bay Area to win safer streets and better transit.


Input: [Title] ¡Acceso Ahora! [Year Published] 2004 [Short Description]

Output: Spanish version of Access Now! guide.


Input: [Title] It Takes a Transit Village [Year Published] 2004 [Short Description]

Output: How better regional planning, and designing new development to truly support transit can save the Bay Area billions of dollars and ease the housing shortage.


Input: [Title] Cutting Transit, Terminating the Economy [Year Published] 2004 [Short Description]

Output: This report quantified the economic and social impacts of Governor Schwarzenegger's proposed 2004 transit cuts. Contains a useful methodology for future funding battles.


Input: [Title] Cleaning the Air, Growing Smarter [Year Published] 2003 [Short Description]

Output: Contra Costa County residents are being exposed to a dangerous - and growing - air pollution threat: particulate matter. This report describes how the only way to reduce reentrained road dust is to reduce driving.


Input: [Title] Can't Get There From Here [Year Published] 2003 [Short Description]

Output: Report about how California's transportation system is failing children and youth, and what we can do about it.


Input: [Title] Best and Worst Developments of the Bay Area [Year Published] 2003 [Short Description]

Output: Nine counties and eighteen projects help demonstrate what makes smart growth smart.


Input: [Title] Revolutionizing Bay Area Transit...on a Budget [Year Published] 2002 [Short Description]

Output: Outlines a Bus Rapid Transit network that will provide the fastest, lowest-cost way to dramatically improve the speed and quality of public transit in the Bay Area.


Input: [Title] Housing Shortage/Parking Surplus [Year Published] 2002 [Short Description]

Output: Lays out Silicon Valley's opportunity to address housing needs and transportation problems with innovative parking policies.


Input: [Title] Roadblocks to Health [Year Published] 2002 [Short Description]

Output: An analysis of transportation barriers faced by low-income communities in accessing health services and healthy activities in Alameda, Contra Costa and Santa Clara counties. With recommendations.


Input: [Title] Overextended [Year Published] 2001 [Short Description]

Output: The Metropolitan Transportation Commission has announced that a "Regional Transit Expansion Policy" (RTEP) for the Bay Area will be developed by August 2001. BART to San Jose is being touted as a likely priority project with a price tag of $3.8 billion.


Input: [Title] World Class Transit for the Bay Area [Year Published] 2000 [Short Description]

Output: TransForm's seminal report.


Input: [Title] Warning Signs [Year Published] 1999 [Short Description]

Output: Laid out TransForm's campaign for a Regional Smart Growth Vision, and the Regional Coalition's original platform of recommendations.


Input: [Title] Getting On the Right Track [Year Published] 1998 [Short Description]

Output: An old but useful report that dispels myths about transportation, with a very readable Question and Answer section in the first chapter.


Input: [Title] Downward Mobility [Year Published] 1998 [Short Description]

Output: Describes how intensive suburban Bay Area job growth will exacerbate congestion and reduce job accessibility.


Input: [File ID] XCORRE [File Type] HTML [Product Description]

Output: Main Cross Correlation Page


Input: [File ID] OBLSLI [File Type] FTZ [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Observation BOX-LOCAL Source List


Input: [File ID] OBMSLI [File Type] FTZ [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Observation BOX-MAP Source List


Input: [File ID] OMSRLI [File Type] FTZ [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Observation ML Source List


Input: [File ID] OBSMLI [File Type] FTZ & HTML [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Summary Source List


Input: [File ID] OSNSMP [File Type] FTZ [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Observation Sensitivity Map


Input: [File ID] FBKTSR [File Type] FTZ & PDF [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Flare Background Timeseries


Input: [File ID] EXPMAP [File Type] FTZ & PNG [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Exposure Map


Input: [File ID] REGION [File Type] ASC [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Source DS9 Regions


Input: [File ID] DETMSK [File Type] FTZ & PNG [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Detection Mask


Input: [File ID] BKGMAP [File Type] FTZ & PNG [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Merged Background Map


Input: [File ID] OBKGMP [File Type] FTZ & PNG [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Observation Background Map


Input: [File ID] MIEVLI [File Type] FTZ [Product Description]

Output: EPIC MOS Imaging Mode Event List


Input: [File ID] PIEVLI [File Type] FTZ [Product Description]

Output: EPIC PN Imaging Mode Event List


Input: [File ID] TIEVLI [File Type] FTZ [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Timing Mode Event List


Input: [File ID] IMAGE_ [File Type] FTZ & PNG [Product Description]

Output: EPIC IMAGE


Input: [File ID] OEXPMP [File Type] FTZ & PNG [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Observation Exposure Map


Input: [File ID] OIMAGE [File Type] FTZ & PNG [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Observation Image


Input: [File ID] SUMMAR [File Type] HTM [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Observation Summary


Input: [File ID] SFFTPL [File Type] PDF [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Source FFT Plot


Input: [File ID] SPCPLT [File Type] PDF [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Source Spectrum Plot


Input: [File ID] STSPLT [File Type] PDF [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Source Timeseries Plot


Input: [File ID] SRCREG [File Type] ASC [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Source DS9 Region


Input: [File ID] SRCARF [File Type] FTZ [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Ancillary Response Function


Input: [File ID] BGSPEC [File Type] FTZ [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Source Background Spectrum


Input: [File ID] SRSPEC [File Type] FTZ [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Source Spectrum


Input: [File ID] SRCTSR [File Type] FTZ [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Source Timeseries


Input: [File ID] FOVRES [File Type] HTML [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Field Of View Cross-Correlation Results


Input: [File ID] FOVSUM [File Type] FTZ & HTML [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Field Of View Cross-Correlation Summary


Input: [File ID] SRCRES [File Type] HTML [Product Description]

Output: EPIC sources Cross-Correlation results


Input: [File ID] SRCSUM [File Type] FTZ& HTML [Product Description]

Output: EPIC Source Cross-Correlation Summary


Input: [Hardware Components] Core Duo U2500 2.5Ghz [Status under Linux] Works [Notes]

Output: No special procedure required during installation.


Input: [Hardware Components] 10.5 Display [Status under Linux] Works [Notes]

Output: No special procedure required during install


Input: [Hardware Components] Intel 945GM/GMS [Status under Linux] Works [Notes]

Output: Xorg autodetected video card


Input: [Hardware Components] 2G [Status under Linux] Works [Notes]

Output: No special procedure required during installation or upgrade from 1G


Input: [Hardware Components] Toshiba MK8007GAH 80G ATA Drive [Status under Linux] Works [Notes]

Output: No special procedure required during installation


Input: [Hardware Components] Integrated Network Card [Status under Linux] Works [Notes]

Output: Generates rx errors


Input: [Hardware Components] 24X DVD-RAM DL Drive [Status under Linux] Reads, havent tested burning [Notes]

Output: No special procedure required during installation


Input: [Hardware Components] Wifi [Status under Linux] Haven't Checked [Notes]

Output: I avoid Wifi on my Linux boot, use it very minimally and cautiously when necessary through Vista


Input: [Hardware Components] Li-Ion Battery [Status under Linux] Works [Notes]

Output: No special procedure required during installation


Input: [Hardware Components] Soundcard: HDA SigmaTel STAC9228 [Status under Linux] Doesn't work [Notes]

Output: In progress


Input: [0] Hot Topic [1] American Constitutional Conservatism [2] Establishment Republican Party [4] Tea Party [3]

Output: Libertarian

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Universal Declaration of Human Rights [1] Recognized Destructive Alien Socialist Rules [2] Support [4] Recognized Destructive Alien Socialist Rules [3]

Output: Recognized Destructive Alien Socialist Rules

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] The Four Freedoms [1] Recognized Destructive Socialist Fraud [2] Strongly Support [4] Recognized Destructive Socialist Fraud [3]

Output: Recognized Destructive Socialist Fraud

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Life, Liberty Pursuit of Happiness [1] Established by God; Our National Purpose for Being [2] Weak Support; Go with Current Political Wind [4] American National Foundation [3]

Output: American National Foundation

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] American Constitution [1] Fixed Legal Document; Supreme Law of the Land [2] Weak Support; Go with Current Political Wind [4] Fixed Legal Document; Supreme Law of the Land [3]

Output: Fixed Legal Document; Supreme Law of the Land

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Judeo-Christian Religion and Morality [1] Only Logical Basis for Legislating Civil Law [2] Weak Support; Go with Current Political Wind [4] Best Citizen Guide for Living Life in America [3]

Output: Weak Support; Favor Moral Relativism in Civil Law

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Islamic Religion [1] Antithetical to Declaration, Constitution, American National Existence [2] Religion of Peace Avoid Islamaphobe Label [4] Mixed; Indeterminate [3]

Output: Mixed; Indeterminate

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Free Market (Laissez-faire Capitalism) [1] Naturally Occurs Where Men Enjoy Liberty [2] Opposed as Unfettered Profeteering [4] Natural American System [3]

Output: Natural American System

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Keynesian Interventionism or Demand Side Economics [1] Interference With Nature; Always Injures Economy and Liberty [2] Support; Major Government Growth Mechanism [4] Don’t Mess With Mother Nature [3]

Output: Don’t Mess With Mother Nature

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Supply Side Economics (Reaganomics) [1] Naturally Produces Vast Supplies Of Various Goods & Services and Opportunities [2] Oppose; Reduces Government scope and Power [4] Strongly Support [3]

Output: Strongly Support

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Pacifism, Disarmament [1] Always Seek Peace; Always Be Prepared For War [2] Negotiate, Comromise With Democrats And Then Cut Defense [4] Always Seek Peace; Always Be Prepared For War [3]

Output: Always Seek Peace; Always Be Prepared For War

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] America as The World’s Policeman [1] Stay Engaged Protect High Seas and Airways for Free Commerce [2] Compromise Go with Political Wind [4] Protect American Interests Abroad [3]

Output: Protect American Interests Abroad

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Social Engineering Legislation or Regulation [1] Oppose as Extra-Constitutional Source of Strangling Law, Bureaucracy and Regulation [2] Agree with Democrats; Must Control Even Diets [4] Are You Nuts? [3]

Output: What?

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Marxian Bourgeois & Proletarian Class Struggle Myth [1] Marxist Lie; Rigid Classes Never Existed In America [2] Always Support; Major Government Control and Growth Mechanism [4] Pure Nonsense [3]

Output: Pure Nonsense

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Government Monopolized Bank & Credit (The Fed; The IMF) [1] Never Intended by Founders; Interference with Free Market Cost and Supply of Money [2] Always support; Hidden Source of Corrupt Political Profit [4] Oppose In Favor Of Free Market [3]

Output: Oppose In Favor Of Free Market

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] ”Earmarks“ Unrelated Line Items On Bills And Laws [1] A Bill or Law Should Have One and only One Clearly Defined Purpose [2] Always support; Hidden Source of Corrupt Political Advancement, Security and Profit [4] One Bill, Very Brief, Simple Wording, No Lines [3]

Output: One Bill, Very Brief, Simple Wording, No Lines

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Steeply Graduated Income Tax & Property Tax [1] Never Intended by Founders; Radical Interference with Free Market and Liberty [2] Always Support Complex Tax Code as Hidden Source of Corrupt Political Profit [4] Oppose In Favor Of Free Market [3]

Output: Oppose In Favor Of Free Market

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Government or “Public” Education [1] Never Intended by Founders; Straight out of Communist Manifesto [2] Always support Public Schools Spend More to Improve [4] Mixed; Indeterminate [3]

Output: Mixed; Indeterminate

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] National and International Organized Labor Unions [1] Marxist Revolutionary Front Group; Harmful Interference with Free Market Cost of Labor [2] Politically Dangerous Issue; Go with Current Political Wind [4] Oppose In Favor Of Free Market [3]

Output: Oppose In Favor Of Free Market

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Racial/Ethnic Civil Rights Groups [1] Potential Revolutionary Front Group; Promotes False Anti-American Propaganda [2] Politically Dangerous Issue; Go with Current Political Wind; Avoid Racist Label [4] Oppose Special Rights Favor Equal Treatment [3]

Output: Oppose Special Rights Favor Equal Treatment

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Feminine Civil Rights Groups [1] Potential Revolutionary Front Group; Promotes False Anti-American Propaganda [2] Politically Dangerous Issue; Go with Current Political Wind; Avoid Sexist Label [4] Oppose Special Rights Favor Equal Treatment [3]

Output: Oppose Special Rights Favor Equal Treatment

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Homosexual Civil Rights Groups [1] Potential Revolutionary Front Group; Promotes False Anti-American Propaganda [2] Politically Dangerous Issue; Go with Current Political Wind; Avoid Homophobe Label [4] Oppose Special Rights Favor Equal Treatment [3]

Output: Oppose Special Rights Favor Equal Treatment

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Enviorn- mental Action Groups [1] Potential Revolutionary Front Group; Promotes False Anti-American Propaganda [2] Politically Dangerous Issue; Go with Current Political Wind; Avoid Polluter- Exploiter Label [4] Oppose Special Laws or Regulations or Spending [3]

Output: Oppose Special Laws or Regulations or Spending

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] American Political Contest Strategy [1] Go Negative and Attack! Highlight Differences Identify Opposition Speak Truth Boldly [2] Negotiate; Compromise; Find Common Ground Bring Us All Together Cooperate [4] Go Negative and Attack! Highlight Differences Identify Opposition Speak Truth Boldly [3]

Output: Go Negative and Attack! Highlight Differences Identify Opposition Speak Truth Boldly

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] ”Social” Issues; Legalized Drugs, Abortion, Prostitution, Homosexual Marriage [1] Never Establish Pure Immorality In Civil Law; Antithetical to American Core Principles [2] Support; Would Show Modern View of Candidates and Party [4] Never Establish Pure Immorality In Civil Law; Antithetical to American Core Principles [3]

Output: ”Victimless Crime” Should be Legalized

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] The HIV=AIDS Government Hoax [1] Oppose as Red Herring, Pseudo-Science and Hoax [2] Support; Avoid Appearing Homophobic or Heartless At All Costs; Spend Billions [4] Mixed; Indeterminate [3]

Output: Mixed; Indeterminate

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] Fair Tax [1] What the Hell Are We Waiting For? [2] Opose; Would Eliminate Largest Hidden Source of Political Corruption and Skimming In Existence [4] What the Hell Are We Waiting For? [3]

Output: What the Hell Are We Waiting For?

Geopolitics, Political Ideologies and the American Political Condition.


Input: [0] To teach something [Visual] Write instructions [Auditory] Explain verbally [Kinesthetic]

Output: Demonstrate

DMIT Test and Reliable Reports Providers


Input: [0] Tend to say [Visual] I see what you mean [Auditory] I hear what you are saying [Kinesthetic]

Output: I know how you feel

DMIT Test and Reliable Reports Providers


Input: [0] Tend to say [Visual] Show me [Auditory] Tell me [Kinesthetic]

Output: Let me try

DMIT Test and Reliable Reports Providers


Input: [0] Learning a new skill [Visual] Watch what the teacher is doing [Auditory] Talk through with the teacher [Kinesthetic]

Output: Like to give it a try and work it out

DMIT Test and Reliable Reports Providers


Input: [0] Find it easiest to remember [Visual] Faces [Auditory] Names [Kinesthetic]

Output: Things done

DMIT Test and Reliable Reports Providers


Input: [0] When meeting with an old friend [Visual] Say “it’s great to see you!” [Auditory] Say “it’s great to hear your voice!” [Kinesthetic]

Output: Give them a hug or a handshake

DMIT Test and Reliable Reports Providers


Input: [string] string [$category] $file [2]

Output: filename.ext (no path)


Input: [string] string [$category] $id [2]

Output: not implemented in this version, will be used to link xml output pages


Input: [string] string [$category] $modDate [2]

Output: not implemented yet


Input: [string] string [$category] $name [2]

Output: phpdoc-safe name (only letters, numbers and _)


Input: [string] string [$category] $origName [2]

Output: original phpdoc-safe name (only letters, numbers and _)


Input: [string] mixed [$category] $packageOutput [2]

Output: Used to limit output, contains contents of --packageoutput commandline.


Input: [string] array [$category] $source [2]

Output: Tokenized source code of the file


Input: [string] string [$category] $sourceLocation [2]

Output: relative source location


Input: [string] string [$category] $type [2]

Output: Type is used by many functions to skip the hassle of if


Input: [Month] January [Weather the farmer wanted] showers [Work that needed to be done]

Output: mending and making tools, repairing fences

Medieval Farming - History Learning Site


Input: [Month] February [Weather the farmer wanted] showers [Work that needed to be done]

Output: carting manure and marl

Medieval Farming - History Learning Site


Input: [Month] March [Weather the farmer wanted] dry, no severe frosts [Work that needed to be done]

Output: ploughing and spreading manure

Medieval Farming - History Learning Site


Input: [Month] April [Weather the farmer wanted] showers and sunshine [Work that needed to be done]

Output: spring sowing of seeds, harrowing

Medieval Farming - History Learning Site


Input: [Month] May [Weather the farmer wanted] showers and sunshine [Work that needed to be done]

Output: digging ditches, first ploughing of fallow fields

Medieval Farming - History Learning Site


Input: [Month] June [Weather the farmer wanted] dry weather [Work that needed to be done]

Output: hay making, second ploughing of fallow field, sheep-shearing

Medieval Farming - History Learning Site


Input: [Month] July [Weather the farmer wanted] dry early, showers later [Work that needed to be done]

Output: hay making, sheep-shearing, weeding of crops

Medieval Farming - History Learning Site


Input: [Month] August [Weather the farmer wanted] warm, dry weather [Work that needed to be done]

Output: Harvesting

Medieval Farming - History Learning Site


Input: [Month] September [Weather the farmer wanted] showers [Work that needed to be done]

Output: threshing, ploughing and pruning fruit trees

Medieval Farming - History Learning Site


Input: [Month] October [Weather the farmer wanted] dry, no severe frosts [Work that needed to be done]

Output: Last ploughing of the year

Medieval Farming - History Learning Site


Input: [Month] November [Weather the farmer wanted] showers and sunshine [Work that needed to be done]

Output: collecting acorns for pigs

Medieval Farming - History Learning Site


Input: [Month] December [Weather the farmer wanted] showers and sunshine [Work that needed to be done]

Output: Mending and making tools, killing animals

Medieval Farming - History Learning Site


Input: [Library] Oshkosh [Location] Children's Storytime Material, Staff Use Only [Status] Available [Call Number]

Output: Wood, Don

Holdings: The little mouse, the red ripe strawberry, and the...


Input: [Library] Oshkosh [Location] Children's Picture Book [Status] Available [Call Number]

Output: Wood, Don

Holdings: The little mouse, the red ripe strawberry, and the...


Input: [Library] Brandon [Location] Children's Easy to Read [Status] Available [Call Number]

Output: E WOO

Holdings: The little mouse, the red ripe strawberry, and the...


Input: [Library] Endeavor [Location] Children's Cassette with Book [Status] Available [Call Number]

Output: Wood, Don

Holdings: The little mouse, the red ripe strawberry, and the...


Input: [Library] Green Lake (Caestecker) [Location] Children's Picture Book [Status] Available [Call Number]

Output: Wood, Don

Holdings: The little mouse, the red ripe strawberry, and the...


Input: [Library] Menasha [Location] Children's Bin [Status] Checked Out [Call Number]

Output: Wood

Holdings: The little mouse, the red ripe strawberry, and the...


Input: [Library] Neenah [Location] Children's Picture Book [Status] Due: 07/02/2015 [Call Number]

Output: E Wood

Holdings: The little mouse, the red ripe strawberry, and the...


Input: [Library] Omro (Carter Memorial) [Location] Children's Picture Book [Status] Available [Call Number]

Output: Wood, Don

Holdings: The little mouse, the red ripe strawberry, and the...


Input: [Library] Pine River (Leon-Saxeville) [Location] Children's Picture Book [Status] Available [Call Number]

Output: Wood, Don

Holdings: The little mouse, the red ripe strawberry, and the...


Input: [Library] Redgranite [Location] Children's Board Book--No Holds [Status] Available [Call Number]

Output: Wood

Holdings: The little mouse, the red ripe strawberry, and the...


Input: [Library] Ripon [Location] Children's Picture Book [Status] Available [Call Number]

Output: Wood

Holdings: The little mouse, the red ripe strawberry, and the...


Input: [Library] Westfield (Ethel Everhard Memorial) [Location] Children's Board Book--No Holds [Status] Available [Call Number]

Output: Wood, Don

Holdings: The little mouse, the red ripe strawberry, and the...


Input: [Library] Wild Rose (Patterson Memorial) [Location] Children's Picture Book--Local Hold [Status] Available [Call Number]

Output: Wood, Don

Holdings: The little mouse, the red ripe strawberry, and the...


Input: [Comment] Name of file, no path. Must be unique within topic [Key]

Output: name®


Input: [Comment] An integer [Key]

Output: version


Input: [Comment] Full path file was loaded from [Key]

Output: path


Input: [Comment] In bytes [Key]

Output: size


Input: [Comment] epoch time when the file was attached [Key]

Output: date


Input: [Comment] Canonical user identifier of user who uploaded the attachment. The exact format of this depends on the user mapping manager. [Key]

Output: user


Input: [Comment] As supplied when file uploaded [Key]

Output: comment


Input: [Comment] h if hidden, optional [Key]

Output: attr


Input: [0] after [1] in order (that) [2]

Output: unless


Input: [0] although [1] insofar as [2]

Output: until


Input: [0] as [1] in that [2]

Output: when


Input: [0] as far as [1] lest [2]

Output: whenever


Input: [0] as soon as [1] no matter how [2]

Output: where


Input: [0] as if [1] now that [2]

Output: wherever


Input: [0] as though [1] once [2]

Output: whether


Input: [0] because [1] provided (that) [2]

Output: while


Input: [0] before [1] since [2]

Output: why


Input: [Error Items] I/M-SENSOR (R on Twin I/M units) [TROUBLE] Ice Maker Sensor Error- open or short-circuit, connector failure. Cause is also a temperature reading > 122°or < -58 ° F [TESTING]

Output: The voltage at MAIN PCB Sensor between 4.5V~1.0V

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Input: [Error Items] R-SENSOR [TROUBLE] Refrigerator Room Sensor Error- open or short-circuit, connector failure. Cause is also a temperature reading > 122°or < -58 ° F. [TESTING]

Output: The voltage at MAIN PCB Sensor between 4.5V~1.0V

David B. « Tips, Tricks & Recipes « Page 2


Input: [Error Items] DEFROST SENSOR OF R ROOM [TROUBLE] Ref. Defrost Sensor Error- open or short-circuit, connector failure. Cause is also a temperature reading > 122°or < -58 ° F. [TESTING]

Output: The voltage at MAIN PCB Sensor between 4.5V~1.0V

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Input: [Error Items] R-FAN ERROR [TROUBLE] This error indicates the Refrigerator Evap Fan is not spinning at the correct RPM or the fan feedback line is open. [TESTING]

Output: Fan voltage at MAIN PCB shall be between 7V~12V

David B. « Tips, Tricks & Recipes « Page 2


Input: [Error Items] I/M FUNCTION ERROR(R on Twin I/M) [TROUBLE] This error indicates the Ice tray has not returned to level after an ice harvest. The error is displayed after three failed attempts. [TESTING]

Output: Replace I/M

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Input: [Error Items] R-DEFROSTING ERROR [TROUBLE] Refrigerator Room defrost heater- open or short-circuit, connector failure, or defective temperature fuse/bi-metal. Defrost on over 80 minutes. [TESTING]

Output: Disconnect defrost connector from PCB, check resistance

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Input: [Error Items] PANTRY-DAMPER HEATER ERROR [TROUBLE] Sensor system in Pantry Room errors. [TESTING]

Output: Disconnect heater connector from PCB, check resistance.

David B. « Tips, Tricks & Recipes « Page 2


Input: [Error Items] PANTRY-SENSOR ERROR [TROUBLE] CR Room Sensor Error- This can be an open or short-circuit, contact failure. Cause is also a temperature reading > 122°or < -58 ° F. [TESTING]

Output: The voltage of MAIN PCB Sensor between 4.5V~1.0V

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Input: [Error Items] WATER HEATER ERROR [TROUBLE] Error is displayed when the water reservoir tank heater is open or shorted. Disconnect heater connector from PCB, check resistance. [TESTING]

Output: Disconnect heater connector from PCB, check resistance.

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Input: [Error Items] EXT-SENSOR [TROUBLE] Ambient Temp. Sensor Error- open or short-circuit, connector failure. Cause is also a temperature reading > 122°or < -58 ° F. [TESTING]

Output: The voltage at MAIN PCB Sensor between 4.5V~1.0V

David B. « Tips, Tricks & Recipes « Page 2


Input: [Error Items] F-SENSOR [TROUBLE] Freezer Compartment Sensor Error- open or short-circuit, connector failure. Cause is also a temperature reading > 122°or < -58 ° F. [TESTING]

Output: The voltage at MAIN PCB Sensor between 4.5V~1.0V

David B. « Tips, Tricks & Recipes « Page 2


Input: [Error Items] F-DEF-SENSOR [TROUBLE] Freezer Room Defrost Sensor Error- open or short-circuit, connector failure. Cause is also a temperature reading > 122°or < -58 ° F. [TESTING]

Output: The voltage at MAIN PCB Sensor between 4.5V~1.0V

David B. « Tips, Tricks & Recipes « Page 2


Input: [Error Items] F-FAN ERROR [TROUBLE] This error indicates the Freezer Evap. Fan is not spinning at the correct RPM or the fan feedback line is open. [TESTING]

Output: Fan voltage at MAIN PCB shall be between 7V~12V

David B. « Tips, Tricks & Recipes « Page 2


Input: [Error Items] C-FAN ERROR [TROUBLE] This error indicates the Condenser Fan is not spinning at the correct RPM or the fan feedback line is open. [TESTING]

Output: Fan voltage at MAIN PCB shall be between 7V~12V

David B. « Tips, Tricks & Recipes « Page 2


Input: [Error Items] FRENCH DOOR ICE ROOM SENSOR [TROUBLE] Ice Room Sensor Error- open or short-circuit, connector failure. Cause is also a temperature reading > 122°or < -58 ° F. [TESTING]

Output: The voltage at MAIN PCB Sensor between 4.5V~1.0V

David B. « Tips, Tricks & Recipes « Page 2


Input: [Error Items] F-DEFROSTING ERROR [TROUBLE] Freezer defrosting heater- open or short-circuit, connector failure, or defective temperature fuse/bi-metal. Defrost on for over 80 minutes. [TESTING]

Output: Disconnect defrost connector from PCB, check resistance.

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Input: [Error Items] FRENCH DOOR ICE ROOM FAN ERROR [TROUBLE] This error indicates the Ice Room Compartment Evap. Fan is not spinning at the correct RPM or the fan feedback line is open. [TESTING]

Output: Fan voltage at MAIN PCB shall be between 7V~12V

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Input: [Error Items] Uart ERROR COMMUNICATION [TROUBLE] This error is not applicable, if the error is detected during diagnostic testing please ignore it. [TESTING]

Output: No Repair Necessary

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Input: [Error Items] L.M ERROR COMMUNICATION [TROUBLE] Communication error within the Main PCB [TESTING]

Output: Replace main PCB

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Input: [Error Items] P.M ERROR COMMUNICATION [TROUBLE] Communication between the Main PCB and Keypad. [TESTING]

Output: Check wiring in door & cabinet, Panel PCB, Main PCB

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Input: [Request Field] service_id* [Type] string [Description]

Output: The ID of the service within the catalog above. While not strictly necessary, some brokers might make use of this ID.


Input: [Request Field] plan_id [Type] string [Description]

Output: ID of the new plan from the catalog.


Input: [Request Field] parameters [Type] JSON object [Description]

Output: Cloud Foundry API clients can provide a JSON object of configuration parameters with their request and this value will be passed through to the service broker. Brokers are responsible for validation.


Input: [Request Field] previous_values [Type] object [Description]

Output: Information about the instance prior to the update.


Input: [Request Field] previous_values.plan_id [Type] string [Description]

Output: ID of the plan prior to the update.


Input: [Request Field] previous_values.service_id [Type] string [Description]

Output: ID of the service for the instance.


Input: [Request Field] previous_values.organization_id [Type] string [Description]

Output: ID of the organization containing the instance.


Input: [Request Field] previous_values.space_id [Type] string [Description]

Output: ID of the space containing the instance..


Input: [Protection category] STRICT RESERVE [Management level] county [Proclaiming body] Goverment of the Republic of Croatia [Purpose]

Output: conservation of intact nature, monitoring the state of nature and education

Protected Areas - Protected Area categories - Categories of protected areas in Croatia - State institute for nature protection


Input: [Protection category] NATIONAL PARK [Management level] national [Proclaiming body] Croatian Parliament [Purpose]

Output: conservation of intact natural values, scientific, cultural, educational and recreational

Protected Areas - Protected Area categories - Categories of protected areas in Croatia - State institute for nature protection


Input: [Protection category] SPECIAL RESERVE [Management level] county [Proclaiming body] Goverment of the Republic of Croatia [Purpose]

Output: conservation due to its uniqueness, rarity or representativeness, and of particular scientific significance

Protected Areas - Protected Area categories - Categories of protected areas in Croatia - State institute for nature protection


Input: [Protection category] NATURE PARK [Management level] national [Proclaiming body] Croatian Parliament [Purpose]

Output: protection of biological and landscape diversity, educational, cultural, historical, tourist and recreational

Protected Areas - Protected Area categories - Categories of protected areas in Croatia - State institute for nature protection


Input: [Protection category] REGIONAL PARK [Management level] county [Proclaiming body] County Assembly of City Assembly (City of Zagreb) [Purpose]

Output: protection of landscape diversity, sustainable development and tourism

Protected Areas - Protected Area categories - Categories of protected areas in Croatia - State institute for nature protection


Input: [Protection category] NATURE MONUMENT [Management level] county [Proclaiming body] County Assembly of City Assembly (City of Zagreb) [Purpose]

Output: ecological, scientific, aesthetic or educational

Protected Areas - Protected Area categories - Categories of protected areas in Croatia - State institute for nature protection


Input: [Protection category] SIGNIFICANT LANDSCAPE [Management level] county [Proclaiming body] County Assembly of City Assembly (City of Zagreb) [Purpose]

Output: conservation of landscape values and biological diversity, or cultural and historical values or landscape of preserved unique characteristics, leisure and recreation

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Input: [Protection category] PARK FOREST [Management level] county [Proclaiming body] County Assembly of City Assembly (City of Zagreb) [Purpose]

Output: conservation of natural or planted forests of greater landscape value, leisure and recreation

Protected Areas - Protected Area categories - Categories of protected areas in Croatia - State institute for nature protection


Input: [Protection category] PARK ARCHITECTURE MONUMENT [Management level] county [Proclaiming body] County Assembly of City Assembly (City of Zagreb) [Purpose]

Output: conservation of artificially developed areas or trees having aesthetic, stylistic, artistic, cultural, historic, ecological or scientific values

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Input: [Description] maximal diversity between significates like in regard to being and non-being [Name]

Output: Principal equivocation

Bacon, Roger: Language | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy


Input: [Description] absolute diversity of significates yet agreement in relation between significates like in regard to creator and creature [Name]

Output: Equivocation in relational agreement

Bacon, Roger: Language | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy


Input: [Description] partial diversity, partial agreement of significates like in whole and parts, universal and particulars [Name]

Output: Equivocation of whole and parts

Bacon, Roger: Language | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy


Input: [Description] Lesser partial diversity of significates like in regard to equus (genus) and horse / donkey (species) [Name]

Output: Equivocation of genus

Bacon, Roger: Language | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy


Input: [Description] great identity of significates, diversity of mode of signification like in ‘loving’ designating as name and participle (amans) [Name]

Output: Minimal equivocation

Bacon, Roger: Language | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy


Input: [Description] no diversity of significates, no diversity of signs (grounded in grammatical interpretation) like in bishops (nominative plural) and bishop’s (genitive singular) (episcopi) [Name]

Output: Minimal equivocation

Bacon, Roger: Language | Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy


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] GA [COOKIE Description]

Output: Google Analytics


Input: [Instrument] Piano [Type] 01Piano Type [Description]

Output: Eighty-eight keys make hammers strike separate strings inside a piano. But you only need to hammer your hands up and down to produce a wide range of notes!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Galactic Piano [Type] 02Piano Type [Description]

Output: How could the rich range of the piano ever be topped? The galaxy's greatest engineers tackled this challenge and created this perfect piano just for you!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Toy Piano [Type] 03Piano Type [Description]

Output: Inside a toy piano, hammers strike metal rods instead of strings, making tinny noises. You'll still play it here like a piano: hammer away as if hitting keys!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Harpsichord [Type] 04Piano Type [Description]

Output: Harpsichords give a richer sound than pianos because their internal strings are plucked, not hammered. You'll still play it like a piano, so hammer away!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Harp [Type] 05Piano Type [Description]

Output: The harp is one of the oldest known instruments, and a concert harp has nearly 50 strings. You'll only need to make piano-playing motions, fortunately!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Dulcimer [Type] 06Piano Type [Description]

Output: The dulcimer's strings, stretched over a sounding board, produce bright notes when struck with small mallets. You'll play it here with hammering movements!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Marimba [Type] 07Piano Type [Description]

Output: The marimba has dozens of wood bars that vibrate when hit with mallets. All you need to do to produce its rich range of sound is make mallet motions!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Vibraphone [Type] 08Piano Type [Description]

Output: Metal tubes under metal keys give this percussion instrument its unique sound. Use the Wii Remote and Nunchuck like mallets to strike up a vibrating tune!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Steel Drums [Type] 09Piano Type [Description]

Output: Made from an oil drum, this instrument is unlike most drums because it plays specific notes. But you can still play it here with simple hammering motions!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Handbells [Type] 10Piano Type [Description]

Output: A handbell produces only one pitch, so a tune must be played by an ensemble. In Jam mode, however, you can play a range of notes with only two handbells!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Dog Suit [Type] 11Piano Type [Description]

Output: Sometimes a dog bark beats the whole world of music for sheer enthusiasm. In Wii Music, you can add barking to your tunes by simply pawing the air!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Cat Suit [Type] 12Piano Type [Description]

Output: Cats gave the world their high-pitched soprano voices long before the first opera. So, why not bring meowing into your music here? Simply paw to meow!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Timpani [Type] 13Piano Type [Description]

Output: These drums consist of a plastic skin over copper bowls. Concert musicians play several to make a few notes; your drumming will make a wider note range!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Rapper [Type] 14Rapper Type [Description]

Output: Check it out, yo! The rhythm and rhymes of rapping have had a huge impact on modern music. To flow in some phrases, make drumming motions!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Acoustic Guitar [Type] 15Guitar Type [Description]

Output: An acoustic guitar isn't amped up, which is why it produces such sweet, folksy notes. You'll play it here with an equally folksy technique: simply strum!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Ukulele [Type] 16Guitar Type [Description]

Output: Meaning "jumping flea" in Hawaiian, the ukulele is like a pint-sized guitar that's plucked and strummed. You'll play it just by strumming, though!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Electric Guitar [Type] 17Guitar Type [Description]

Output: This guitar achieves its rock-god sound with an amp that converts string vibrations into electric signals. To play it here, use your "air guitar" techniques!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Galactic Guitar [Type] 18Guitar Type [Description]

Output: Looking for a guitar that beats all the others for sheer sci-fi sound? The galaxy's best engineers created this one just for Wii Music!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Banjo [Type] 19Guitar Type [Description]

Output: Innovated from African instruments, the banjo has become famous for its use in bluegrass and country music You'll play it here by strumming "air banjo" style!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Sitar [Type] 20Guitar Type [Description]

Output: The sitar has lent its exotic stringed sounds to India's musical landscape since the 14th century. You won't need the traditional metallic pick. Just strum!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Shamisen [Type] 21Guitar Type [Description]

Output: This instrument dates from Japan's Muromachi period (1333-1573). You won't need the traditional wood paddle to pluck its three strings: just strum.

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Jaw Harp [Type] 22Guitar Type [Description]

Output: The jaw harp is held in the teeth while the player plucks a reed and alters mouth position for different notes. You only need to strum--less complex!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Electric Bass [Type] 23Guitar Type [Description]

Output: The electric bass uses only four strings that play in a lower range than on electric guitar. This guitar is key for driving a band's rhythm, so strum away!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Upright Bass [Type] 24Guitar Type [Description]

Output: If a violin bulked up and stood on its toes, it'd be the upright bass. Its strings can be played with a bow, but you'll play it by strumming!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Galactic Bass [Type] 25Guitar Type [Description]

Output: How could the bass guitar play in outer space? The greatest engineers in the galaxy answered that question with this bass. It's a Wii Music exclusive!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Trumpet [Type] 26Trumpet Type [Description]

Output: This brass instrument usually has three valves players press while blowing. But you need only to press buttons to make its bright notes. No blowing necessary!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Galactic Horn [Type] 27Trumpet Type [Description]

Output: Galactic engineers sought to create a horn that could sound pure in the deepest regions of space. And here it is in Wii Music, so enjoy its brilliant tones!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Saxophone [Type] 28Trumpet Type [Description]

Output: Why is the brassy sax a "woodwind"? Because the player blows on a reed while fingering tone holes. But don't you waste your breath! Just press buttons.

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Clarinet [Type] 29Trumpet Type [Description]

Output: A warm-sounding woodwind, the clarinet makes sound as the player blows on its reed and uses 20-plus sound holes. But you'll make music by tootling buttons!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Recorder [Type] 30Trumpet Type [Description]

Output: The recorder is the woodwind that many beginners start with because it's easier to blow into to make nice notes. Still, Wii Music makes it even easier!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Accordion [Type] 31Trumpet Type [Description]

Output: This instrument is quite a handful, and player must squeeze it like a bellows while pressing keys and buttons on its sides. You'll need only to press buttons!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Bagpipe [Type] 32Trumpet Type [Description]

Output: The bagpipe's bag must be constantly refilled by blowing or using a bellows. In order to pipe, you won't need to wrestle with so much. Just use buttons!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] NES Horn [Type] 33Trumpet Type [Description]

Output: This instrument has been created by fusing the controller from Nintendo's first home console with a horn. You'll play it similarly...with button presses!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Singer [Type] 34Trumpet Type [Description]

Output: Cheerful doo-wop vocals were all the rage in the U.S. in the 1950s. It's such a lovely sound that it's come to Wii Music as "doo-Wii" singing!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Tuba [Type] 35Trumpet Type [Description]

Output: This brass instrument is up to 20 feet long when uncoiled! But you won't need to lug its weight around while blowing! Use buttons to play its weighty sounds!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Flute [Type] 36Flute Type [Description]

Output: This side-held woodwind makes sound when the player blows across the mouthpiece and fingers sound-hole keys. Here, it's easier: press buttons!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Harmonica [Type] 37Flute Type [Description]

Output: A harmonica produces notes when the player blows through its many holes or sucks air through them. No huffing and puffing here: just press buttons.

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Violin [Type] 38Violin Type [Description]

Output: Violinists play this instrument, held under the chin, by running a bow over its strings while using the fingerboard. Here, however, you'll just play "air violin"!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Cello [Type] 39Violin Type [Description]

Output: A stringed instrument like the violin, the cello produces a lower range and is usually played seated. In Wii Music, you'll simply use "air cello" motions to play!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Basic Drums [Type] 40Percussion Type [Description]

Output: This set covers a basic drum setup. It's great for putting a crisp, simple rhythm into your songs. It's simple to play, too. Just drum and press buttons!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Rock Drums [Type] 41Percussion Type [Description]

Output: This set will put rock-god thunder into your band with its powerful bass drum. Simply drum to play it, or press buttons simultaneously to add precision sounds!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Jazz Drums [Type] 42Percussion Type [Description]

Output: The set is customized to give songs a jazzy sound and an easygoing backbeat. It's easy enough to play, too: simply drum and, if you want, press buttons.

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Latin Drums [Type] 43Percussion Type [Description]

Output: The set is tailored to give songs that special Latin beat to really get the party started! Play it just like you would the other sets: drum away!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Reggae Drums [Type] 44Percussion Type [Description]

Output: The set is customized to give music that easygoing reggae beat. Put that spirit into your own jams just by drumming away!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Ballad Drums [Type] 45Percussion Type [Description]

Output: The set is tailored to put a slow groove into your shows, perfect for when you want to take it really easy. Play it by simply drumming...in smooth style.

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Galactic Drums [Type] 46Percussion Type [Description]

Output: What sort of drumming could thunder through the depths of space? The galaxy's best engineers created this drum set, then beamed it into Wii Music!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Marching Snare [Type] 47Percussion Type [Description]

Output: This snare drum is often used in marching bands to keep both the crew and the song in tight formation! To drive the action, just drum!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Bass Drum [Type] 48Percussion Type [Description]

Output: This drum is the big dog in a full drum set, but it can also be used on its own. Just drum to play this beast; press A while striking to hit the gong!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Taiko Drum [Type] 49Percussion Type [Description]

Output: Use of this Japanese drum, mostly in traditional ceremonies, demands that drummers put power into their playing. Don't break a sweat here: drum away!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Congas [Type] 50Percussion Type [Description]

Output: This Cuban instrument gives such an infectious beat that it's become a big part of modern music. To play these skinny drums, simply pound the air!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Galactic Congas [Type] 51Percussion Type [Description]

Output: The conga rhythm was so catchy that galactic engineers wanted to replicate the conga with a space-age sound. They created this instrument just for you!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Djembe Drum [Type] 52Percussion Type [Description]

Output: Played with the hands, the djembe is a traditional West African drum made of a goatskin stretched over a wood shell. Drum away to produce its rich sound!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Timbales [Type] 53Percussion Type [Description]

Output: Players of this Cuban drum really put this instrument through its paces, hittingits heads and rims! While you drum, press buttons to hit the rims, too!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Maracas [Type] 54Percussion Type [Description]

Output: Made from hollow gourds filled with beans, maracas add a crazy beat to mambo and salsa music, and all you have to do is shake-shake-shake!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Tambourine [Type] 55Percussion Type [Description]

Output: This instrument is the perfect portable fusion of drums and cymbals! Shake the controllers to get a nice beat and rattle going, and hit buttons for fun effects!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Bells [Type] 56Percussion Type [Description]

Output: You'll sometimes find a bell tree in an orchestra, and perhaps sleigh bells for holiday shows. Here you'll get both! Play them by making jingling motions!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Castanets [Type] 57Percussion Type [Description]

Output: This traditional Spanish percussion instrument is widely used by flamenco dancers. You can put this snappy touch in songs by shaking your controllers!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Cowbell [Type] 58Percussion Type [Description]

Output: The cowbell has traveled from the pastures to percussion, especially in Latin music. Here you'll tap out cowbell beats by playing "air cowbell"!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Hand Clap [Type] 59Percussion Type [Description]

Output: A kind of tap dancing with more kapow, this do-it-yourself percussion adds clapping and snapping. In Wii Music, you can do all three with simple controls!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Beatboxer [Type] 60Percussion Type [Description]

Output: Beatboxers don't need drums and tons of instruments when they can make sounds with mouths and mics! Here, easy controls make it all even simpler!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Black Belt [Type] 61Percussion Type [Description]

Output: This is not a traditional instrument, but why not throw some hi-YA chops into your music?

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Cheerleader [Type] 62Percussion Type [Description]

Output: "Go! Go! Win! Yeah!" When tubas just can't inspire a touchdown, nothing beats cheers from the sidelines! In Wii Music, wave your hands to cheer!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Güiro [Type] 63Güiro Type [Description]

Output: Musicians play this hollowed-out gourd by rubbing a stick along notches cut into its side. It's a key instrument in Latin music, so have fun with it!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Cuíca [Type] 64Cuíca Type [Description]

Output: The cuíca looks like a drum, but this crazy instrument is actually played by rubbing a stick hidden in its body. And in Wii Music, you'll make similar motions!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] Whistle [Type] 65Whistle Type [Description]

Output: Used in samba carnivals, this whistle has side holes that can be opened or closed to change the sound. Just push buttons to whistle up a storm!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [Instrument] DJ-Turntables [Type] 66DJ-Turntables Type [Description]

Output: It's essential gear for dance clubs and discos, and now Wii Music gives you a DJ station, where you can spin and scratch with simple motions!

List of instruments in Wii Music - The Nintendo Wiki - Wii, Nintendo DS, and all things Nintendo


Input: [1.] 2nd [#]

Output: Prd

Northeastern vs Harvard (Feb 09, 2010) - Harvard


Input: [1.] 00:35 [#]

Output: Time

Northeastern vs Harvard (Feb 09, 2010) - Harvard


Input: [1.] HARV [#]

Output: Team

Northeastern vs Harvard (Feb 09, 2010) - Harvard


Input: [1.] EVEN [#]

Output: Type

Northeastern vs Harvard (Feb 09, 2010) - Harvard


Input: [1.] Ryabkina, Liza/11 [#]

Output: Scored by

Northeastern vs Harvard (Feb 09, 2010) - Harvard


Input: [1.] Griffin, Randi/9 [#]

Output: Assists

Northeastern vs Harvard (Feb 09, 2010) - Harvard


Input: [1.] 34,44,20,13,5 [#]

Output: Visitor on ice

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Input: [1.] 3,23,24,20,18 [#]

Output: Home on ice

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Input: 78% (largest share) 65% (largest share) [Economic Position of Industry] Illinois construction sector payroll is underperforming when compared with national growth trends.[18] The industry has also shown negative employment growth in the last six years, while the state economy only saw negative employment growth during peak recessionary years.[19] Industry employment is projected to decrease in 2014.[20] Though the decrease this year is expected to be smaller than last year’s,[21] the construction industry has the worst employment growth projections out of all other industries over the next five year period.[22] Construction’s share of private real state GDP has also decreased over time.[23] [Industry]

Output: Construction

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Input: 77% (2nd largest share) 53% (5th largest share) [Economic Position of Industry] In forecasts of the state’s long-term economic future, the high-tech services industry has been cited as source of future state growth.[24] This industry’s employment is at the highest level it has ever been, and jobs in the subsector are high-paying.[25] Real state GDP for legal services was severely impacted during the peak of the recession in Illinois and saw negative growth the next two years (the only subsector in this industry that had negative growth during these years).[26] [Industry]

Output: Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services

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Input: 73% (3rd largest share) 47% (6th largest share) [Economic Position of Industry] The agriculture industry in Illinois tends to be more volatile than the U.S. industry as a whole (based on real state GDP growth). Similar to national trends, the industry’s share of total state private sector GDP has decreased in recent years.[27] However, forecasts are optimistic about the sector’s future growth prospects and predict that the state will “remain an integral component of U.S. agriculture in the longer term.”[28] [Industry]

Output: Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, and Hunting

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Input: 70% (4th largest share) 55% (3rd largest share) [Economic Position of Industry] The administrative and support services sector is expected to be “a significant source of new jobs as more expansionary businesses seek out temporary help to meet demand.”[29] The industry saw a sharper contraction in real GDP during the peak of the recession, but is now performing better in terms of growth than the U.S. average.[30] [Industry]

Output: Administrative and Support and Waste Management Services

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Input: 70% (5th largest share) 54% (4th largest share) [Economic Position of Industry] This is Illinois’ largest sector.[31] Both residential and commercial real estate have already seen weak growth but are finally on the path to recovery.[32] This trend has resulted in lower employment in housing construction.[33] Despite the fact that employment related to housing is no longer decreasing, its growth is lower than the U.S. average and the Midwest average.[34] The story is similar for commercial real estate, though the sector is forecasted to improve, albeit at a lower-than-average rate.[35] [Industry]

Output: Real Estate and Rental and Leasing Services

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