Input: [Type] EXTRA_EMAIL [Arg 1] N/A [Arg 2] N/A [Description]

Output: Allows the user to enter a single line of text and will be displayed as a mailto URL link

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_USER [Arg 1] N/A [Arg 2] N/A [Description]

Output: Allows selection of a WebCalendar user from a pulldown list

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_RADIO [Arg 1] Specifies the list of available options using the PHP array [Arg 2] The default item that will be selected (from list above) [Description]

Output: Allows selection of a single item from a group of radio buttons

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_SELECTION_LIST [Arg 1] Specifies the list of available options using the PHP array function [Arg 2] 0 indicates single selection, 1 indicates multiple selection and also the maximum size [Description]

Output: Presents the user with a selection list (single selection) to choose from

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_CHECKBOX [Arg 1] N/A [Arg 2] N/A [Description]

Output: Will display a checkbox control

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Event Type] affix.bs.affix [Description]

Output: This event fires immediately before the element has been affixed.


Input: [Event Type] affixed.bs.affix [Description]

Output: This event is fired after the element has been affixed.


Input: [Event Type] affix-top.bs.affix [Description]

Output: This event fires immediately before the element has been affixed-top.


Input: [Event Type] affixed-top.bs.affix [Description]

Output: This event is fired after the element has been affixed-top.


Input: [Event Type] affix-bottom.bs.affix [Description]

Output: This event fires immediately before the element has been affixed-bottom.


Input: [Event Type] affixed-bottom.bs.affix [Description]

Output: This event is fired after the element has been affixed-bottom.


Input: [Water Body] NORTH SABINE [Report]

Output: Trout are fair to good under birds and pods of shad on soft plastics. Redfish are good in the cuts and drains leading to the marsh on shrimp and Gulps.


Input: [Water Body] SOUTH SABINE [Report]

Output: Trout are fair to good while drifting the reefs on live shrimp and topwaters. Trout are good while working slicks and pods of shad. Trout are good at the jetty on live bait and topwaters.


Input: [Water Body] BOLIVAR [Report]

Output: Trout are good on the south shoreline on Bass Assassins, Gamblers and Sand Eels. Black drum, sand trout and redfish are good at Rollover Pass. Trout are good on the reefs in East Bay on soft plastics.


Input: [Water Body] TRINITY BAY [Report]

Output: Waters are beginning to clear a bit but most anglers continue to work the lower end of Galveston Bay. Redfish are fair in the marsh on live bait.


Input: [Water Body] EAST GALVESTON BAY [Report]

Output: Trout are good for drifters working deep shell on limetreuse and plum Bass Assassins, Gamblers and Litl’ Johns. Whiting and sand trout are good on the edge of the Intracoastal on fresh shrimp. Trout are good on the


Input: [Water Body] WEST GALVESTON BAY [Report]

Output: Trout are fair to good on live shrimp on the reefs. Sheepshead, redfish and black drum are good at the jetty on shrimp and crabs. Offshore is good for kingfish and ling.


Input: [Water Body] TEXAS CITY [Report]

Output: Trout are fair to good on the reefs on live shrimp and croakers. Solid trout have come from the edge of the Ship Channel on croakers and shrimp.


Input: [Water Body] FREEPORT [Report]

Output: Trout are good at San Luis Pass on shrimp and MirrOlures. Sand trout and sheepshead are good on live shrimp on the reefs in Christmas Bay. Trout, Spanish mackerel and sand trout are good at the jetties on soft plastics and shrimp.


Input: [Water Body] EAST MATAGORDA BAY [Report]

Output: Trout are fair for drifters on live shrimp over humps and scattered shell. Redfish are fair to good on the edge of the Intracoastal on crabs and mullet. Sand trout and croakers are good on fresh shrimp on the bottom.


Input: [Water Body] WEST MATAGORDA BAY [Report]

Output: Trout are fair on sand and grass humps on soft plastics and topwaters. Redfish are fair on topwaters and live shrimp on the north shoreline.


Input: [Water Body] PORT O'CONNOR [Report]

Output: Trout and redfish are fair on topwaters and live bait over sand, grass and shell in San Antonio Bay. Trout are fair to good in the surf and at the jetty on croakers and live shrimp.


Input: [Water Body] ROCKPORT [Report]

Output: Trout are fair in the guts and channels on free–lined shrimp. Trout are fair over grass while drifting with live shrimp. Redfish are good on mullet on the Estes Flats and around Mud Island.


Input: [Water Body] PORT ARANSAS [Report]

Output: Trout, redfish and sheepshead are fair to good at the jetty on shrimp and croakers. Trout are fair to good in the surf on topwaters, piggies and croakers.


Input: [Water Body] CORPUS CHRISTI [Report]

Output: Trout are fair to good on the edge of the spoils on Gulps and live shrimp. Redfish are good in the potholes on shrimp. Trout are fair on topwaters on the reefs in Nueces Bay.


Input: [Water Body] BAFFIN BAY [Report]

Output: Trout are good on topwaters around rocks and grass and around spoil islands. Trout are fair to good on the King Ranch shoreline on croakers, topwaters and plum plastics.


Input: [Water Body] PORT MANSFIELD [Report]

Output: Trout are good on topwaters around sand and grass. Redfish are fair to good while drifting pot holes and on live bait around East Cut.


Input: [Water Body] SOUTH PADRE [Report]

Output: Trout and redfish are good while wading flats on shrimp and plastics under rattling corks. Trout, redfish and sheepshead are good at the jetty on shrimp.


Input: [Water Body] PORT ISABEL [Report]

Output: Trout and redfish are fair to good on the flats on live shrimp. Redfish are good for sight–casters in knee–deep water on Gulps, Super Spooks and SkitterWalks.


Input: [ID] A01 [Mockup custom-view] Yes [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Categories have a down array and can be expanded


Input: [ID] A02 [Mockup custom-view] – (only fixed indentation at the moment) [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Items are left-aligned with category titles


Input: [ID] A03 [Mockup custom-view] Yes [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Items have an icon, an ellipsized title and an action area with a button


Input: [ID] A04 [Mockup custom-view] Yes [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Items have uniform size (height in particular)


Input: [ID] A05 [Mockup custom-view] Yes [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Items are highlighted on hover


Input: [ID] A06 [Mockup custom-view] Yes [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Items and action buttons are highlighted independently depending on the mouse position


Input: [ID] A07 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] – [Description]

Output: The padding of the view can be configured by the theme


Input: [ID] A08 [Mockup custom-view] Yes [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: The background color of the view can be configured by the theme


Input: [ID] B01 [Mockup custom-view] Yes [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Categories can be expanded with mouse and keyboard


Input: [ID] B02 [Mockup custom-view] Yes [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Categories are not selected/focused when clicked/double-clicked with the mouse


Input: [ID] B03 [Mockup custom-view] Yes (tab key) [Thunar] Yes (tab key) [Description]

Output: Categories can be cycled through with the keyboard


Input: [ID] B04 [Mockup custom-view] Yes [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Categories are expanded with a single click


Input: [ID] B05 [Mockup custom-view] Yes (arrow keys) [Thunar] Yes (arrow keys) [Description]

Output: Items can be navigated with keyboard and mouse


Input: [ID] B06 [Mockup custom-view] Yes [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Items and action buttons can be focused/activated independently


Input: [ID] B07 [Mockup custom-view] Yes [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Items and action buttons are selected/focused/activated with a single click


Input: [ID] B08 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Activating an item replaces its action button icon with a spinner until it is mounted and loaded


Input: [ID] B09 [Mockup custom-view] Yes [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Activating an action button replaces its icon with a spinner until the eject operation is finished


Input: [ID] B10 [Mockup custom-view] Partly [Thunar] – [Description]

Output: Dragging a URI to empty area or a category title opens a free spot in the category it belongs to


Input: [ID] B11 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Dragging a URI to an item works just like with dragging to folders in Thunar


Input: [ID] B12 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] – [Description]

Output: Dropping a URI on empty area or a category title creates a bookmark in the correct category


Input: [ID] B13 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Dropping a URI on an item copies/moves/links the URI into the corresponding folder or mount point. The selection/focus is not changed


Input: [ID] B14 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Categories/items remain selected when unfocusing the Thunar window


Input: [ID] B15 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] – [Description]

Output: Right-clicking the empty area displays a context menu


Input: [ID] B16 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] – [Description]

Output: The empty area context menu has an item to edit the items in the shortcuts pane


Input: [ID] B16 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Right-clicking a category title displays a context menu


Input: [ID] B17 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] – [Description]

Output: The category context menu has an item to hide the category


Input: [ID] B18 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] Yes (not saved yet) [Description]

Output: The category context menu has an visibility check box item for each item available in the category


Input: [ID] B19 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Right-clicking an item displays a context menu


Input: [ID] B20 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: The item context menu has an item to mount the item if not mounted yet


Input: [ID] B21 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: The item context menu has an item to unmount the item if mounted


Input: [ID] B22 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: The item context menu has an item to safely remove (or disconnect) the corresponding device if there is one


Input: [ID] B23 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: If a new mount or volume becomes available and the corresponding category is collapsed, its header flashes a few times (e.g. by changing the background color)


Input: [ID] B24 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] – [Description]

Output: Dragging a URI to the empty area or a category title with the right mouse button pops up a context menu where the user can choose between a temporary and permanent bookmark in the category


Input: [ID] B25 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] Yes (not saved yet) [Description]

Output: Dragging an item to a different location reorders the items in a category


Input: [ID] B26 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] Yes (system volumes not hidden yet) [Description]

Output: The DEVICES category displays system volumes (hidden by default), removable volumes and mounted archives


Input: [ID] B27 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] Yes (XDG user dirs not included yet) [Description]

Output: The PLACES category displays the home, desktop and trash directories plus XDG user dirs plus local URIs from ~/.gtk-bookmarks


Input: [ID] B28 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: The NETWORK category displays all remote URIs from ~/.gtk-bookmarks and all mounted remote locations


Input: [ID] B29 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Items are selected whenever the corresponding folder is opened in folder view


Input: [ID] I01 [Mockup custom-view] – [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Categories and items are stored in an implementation of GtkTreeModel


Input: [ID] I02 [Mockup custom-view] Yes [Thunar] Yes [Description]

Output: Expanders and a custom row widget are used instead of a GtkTreeView


Input: [ARTIST] The Second Time [TITLE] Listen To The Music [LABEL] Tower [RELEASE]

Output: Wild In The Streets OST

Weirdsville! Web Radio: The Out Sound from Way In


Input: [ARTIST] Kahuna Kawentzmann [TITLE] Road To Estoril [LABEL] Stark Reality [RELEASE]

Output: The Tiki & The Guitar

Weirdsville! Web Radio: The Out Sound from Way In


Input: [ARTIST] The Mind Expanders [TITLE] Pulsation [LABEL] Design [RELEASE]

Output: What's Happening?

Weirdsville! Web Radio: The Out Sound from Way In


Input: [ARTIST] Robert Drasnin [TITLE] Voodoo [LABEL] Tops [RELEASE]

Output: Percussion Exotique

Weirdsville! Web Radio: The Out Sound from Way In


Input: [ARTIST] Reynols [TITLE] Un Tiermo Concinado Cahubo... [LABEL] Mandragora [RELEASE]

Output: V/A - Tryptaphonic Mind Explosion

Weirdsville! Web Radio: The Out Sound from Way In


Input: [ARTIST] The Lothars [TITLE] Fall Like Stars [LABEL] Wobbly Music [RELEASE]

Output: Connected

Weirdsville! Web Radio: The Out Sound from Way In


Input: [ARTIST] Parson Sound [TITLE] From Tunis To India In Fullmoon (On Testosterone) [LABEL] Subliminal Sounds [RELEASE]

Output: Parson Sound

Weirdsville! Web Radio: The Out Sound from Way In


Input: [ARTIST] Georges Garvarentz [TITLE] Haschisch Party [LABEL] Crippled Dick Hot Wax [RELEASE]

Output: V/A - Shake Sauvage

Weirdsville! Web Radio: The Out Sound from Way In


Input: [ARTIST] Mammals of Zod [TITLE] The Dough Vendor [LABEL] Hydraulic Pump Organ [RELEASE]

Output: Kill The Humans

Weirdsville! Web Radio: The Out Sound from Way In


Input: [Aditional Comments] It’s a tie! Both sites have a great design. They are organized well and are easy on the eyes. [Category]

Output: Design


Input: [Aditional Comments] I’m going to have to give it to Gyminee on this one. Gyminee has one set of bold menus with drop down sub menus vs. Traineo’s 3 rows of different menus. That being said, neither site was hard to work through, so this decision was made on my personal preference. [Category]

Output: Navigation


Input: [Aditional Comments] Both site make tracking your current weight and your weight goal a breeze. One thing I like about Traineo’s weight graph is it scales the Y-Axis to the weight values you have entered. So my 3lb. loss over the last week looks like a very happy downward sloping line. This is very motivating. Gyminee, on the other hand, scales the graph to include your target weight goal, so my 3lb loss looks like nothing on the graph spanning 30 pounds, but I do like the fact that I can visually see my progress towards my goal. They both have their benefits, and I’m conflicted on which I like best, so…. A tie! [Category]

Output: Weight Tracking


Input: [Aditional Comments] Once again both sites have their pros and cons, and it depends on what you are looking for. Traineo makes entering your workouts so simple. Click a workout, rate your exertion, then click OK. Gyminee is a little more complex, but with that complexity comes some great features. For example, to tell Gyminee you have done some exercise, you have to choose or create a workout for that exercise. Then you can submit your progress towards that workout. This just seems like two many steps to record that I walked a mile. However, the benefits of doing it this way is that you can choose or create workout plans that lay out how exactly many miles or minutes you want to run, how much weight or how many reps you want to curl, etc. For me, having this forethought into my workout just brings me so much more motivation. Instead of printing out my Couch-to-5K routine, I can just go look at what I am supposed to do on Gyminee. But I can’t discount the benefits of just how easy Traineo is to record with no prior setup. Once again, a tie. [Category]

Output: Workout Tracking


Input: [Aditional Comments] No question for me, Gyminee wins this. The ability to break down your calorie intake and specify the exact foods you eat (and also choose your favorite food for even quicker entry later on) makes Gyminees diet tracker the winner. [Category]

Output: Diet Tracking


Input: [Aditional Comments] I would have to say Traneo has a better community. The numbers don’t lie: Gyminee: 576 topics, 2,599 posts, 430 voices Traineo: Total Number of Signed Up Users » 91550 Total Number of Topics » 6337 Total Number of Replies » 68430 [Category]

Output: Community


Input: [Aditional Comments] Gyminee just seems to be more in line with providing features. They have more visualizations, better social connectivity, video examples of workouts, and mobility integration. Not to mention the ability to upgrade to a pro account that goes above just pure tracking, and adds total fitness and diet planning and professional workout plans. [Category]

Output: Features


Input: [Trail] BEAVER Cross-country singletrack that meanders past the remnants of an old log cabin. [Distance] 0.8km [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] CARIBOU Open cross-country singletrack that follows an old mining access route past several mountain streams. [Distance] 2km [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] FOX Gently graded singletrack that was part of the route to fox and mink fur farms in the Tincup Creek area in the early 1900s. [Distance] 1km [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] GROUSE Cross-country singletrack that follows another historic wagon trail with some short climbs/descents. [Distance] 1.4km [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] RABBIT Cross-country single and doubletrack along an old powerline transitions to a short but sweet descent to town along another section of historic trail. Mandatory Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way between Black Bear and Carcross. [Distance] 1.5km [Elevation] 200ft [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] SAM MCGEE’S ROAD A “must do” – fast, smooth descent along a historic wagon road/telegraph trail believed to have been built by Sam McGee in the early 1900s. Mandatory Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way [Distance] 1km [Elevation] 400ft [Use]

Output: Biking ONLY


Input: [Trail] BLACK BEAR Traversing cross-country trail with steep and technical sections; advanced riders can test the multiple optional lines found at “Elephant Rock”. Mandatory Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way between Wolf and Grouse. [Distance] 1.7km [Elevation] 300ft [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] HOLEY ROADS Sections of old trail connect with natural rock features and built wooden challenges for a fast, flowy descent. Mandatory Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way [Distance] 0.9km [Elevation] 200ft [Use]

Output: Biking ONLY


Input: [Trail] MAGGIE’S RUN Berms, rock drops of varying sizes and buff dirt make for a fun, progressive line. Mandatory Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way [Distance] 1.3km [Elevation] 242ft [Use]

Output: Biking ONLY


Input: [Trail] MCDONALD CREEK Historic wagon trail built in 1910 for a power transmission line that extended from the mouth of McDonald Creek to the mines in the high alpine. [Distance] 10km [Elevation] 1,893ft [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] MOOSE This trail incorporates sections of an old access route once used by hand prospectors in the area. Mandatory Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way. *Please note: this trail is closed to for construction until further notice. [Distance] 1km [Elevation] 601ft [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] MOUNTAIN HERO The Yukon’s all-mountain classic: starting in the alpine near the historic Mountain Hero mine and stone house, the trail follows the path of a 1905 mule trail built to haul construction materials for the Mountain Hero tramway. Mandatory Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way. **Please note: the route to Mountain Hero is a techincally challenging mining road with steep climbs and loose, cobbly sections. [Distance] 24km [Elevation] 1,600ft [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] NARES VIEW Starting with a short, winding climb through the subalpine, this all-mountain trail traverses down to Caribou through mixed forest, alpine meadow, and rock garden against the stunning backdrop of Nares and Tagish lakes. Mandatory Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way [Distance] 4.5km [Elevation] 1,120ft [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] PORCUPINE Fun, fast corners through pine forest and rock outcrops; a good starting point for less technical riders seeking a challenge. Mandatory Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way [Distance] 1km [Elevation] 450ft [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] SHEEP Short but challenging connector; good option for technical cross-country riders who wish to bypass the advanced features on the upper section of Goat. Mandatory Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way [Distance] 0.2km [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] SPORTING WOOD Twisty cross-country with multiple wooden features to test riders of all levels. Mandatory Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way [Distance] 0.2km [Elevation] 144ft [Use]

Output: Biking ONLY


Input: [Trail] WAYNE’S WORLD This traversing singletrack features numerous ups and downs, sections of historic powerline, and stunning vistas of Lake Bennett [Distance] 6.5km [Elevation] 78ft [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] TELEGRAPH (LOWER & UPPER) This upper section of Sam McGee’s telegraph trail descends steeply at first and then mellows out after crossing the road; multiple wooden features on the lower section keep riders high and dry through boggy ground. Mandatory Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way [Distance] 0.9km 0.8km [Elevation] 300ft [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] WOLVERINE (LOWER) One trail, two personalities: a steep line through the trees gives way to fast corners and built airs in the open with great views of Lake Bennett. Mandatory Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way [Distance] 0.7km [Elevation] 400ft [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] GOAT Natural rock and built wooden features make for a great cross-country technical challenge for advanced riders. Mandatory Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way [Distance] 0.8km [Elevation] 200ft [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] GRIZZLY BEAR As aggressive as its namesake, Grizzly is a steep descent along smooth rock faces and buff dirt, with some hair-raising (optional) expert lines. Mandatory Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way [Distance] 1km [Elevation] 601ft [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] WOLF Also known as the “Ramp Trail” due to its notorious high ramp-like skinny, this trail ends in a fun rock slab descent. Mandatory Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way [Distance] 0.8km [Elevation] 400ft [Use]

Output: Hiking & Biking


Input: [Trail] WOLVERINE (UPPER) Montana Mountain’s freeride classic: weave your way through a rock garden maze with elevated wooden features and natural airs. You won’t ride it the same way twice! Mandatory Direction of Travel for Bikes: One-way [Distance] 1.2km [Elevation] 550ft [Use]

Output: Biking ONLY


Input: [Flag] /service=service [Description]

Output: mailbox access service, default is "imap"

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /user=user [Description]

Output: remote user name for login on the server

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /authuser=user [Description]

Output: remote authentication user; if specified this is the user name whose password is used (e.g. administrator)

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /anonymous [Description]

Output: remote access as anonymous user

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /debug [Description]

Output: record protocol telemetry in application's debug log

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /secure [Description]

Output: do not transmit a plaintext password over the network

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /imap, /imap2, /imap2bis, /imap4, /imap4rev1 [Description]

Output: equivalent to /service=imap

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /pop3 [Description]

Output: equivalent to /service=pop3

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /nntp [Description]

Output: equivalent to /service=nntp

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /norsh [Description]

Output: do not use rsh or ssh to establish a preauthenticated IMAP session

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /ssl [Description]

Output: use the Secure Socket Layer to encrypt the session

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /validate-cert [Description]

Output: validate certificates from TLS/SSL server (this is the default behavior)

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /novalidate-cert [Description]

Output: do not validate certificates from TLS/SSL server, needed if server uses self-signed certificates

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /tls [Description]

Output: force use of start-TLS to encrypt the session, and reject connection to servers that do not support it

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /notls [Description]

Output: do not do start-TLS to encrypt the session, even with servers that support it

Optional flags for names


Input: [Flag] /readonly [Description]

Output: request read-only mailbox open (IMAP only; ignored on NNTP, and an error with SMTP and POP3)

Optional flags for names


Input: [Time] 9:00 [Monday] Open Lab [Tuesday] Open Lab [Wednesday] Workshop [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open Lab


Input: [Time] 10:00 [Monday] Open Lab [Tuesday] Open Lab [Wednesday] Open Lab [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open Lab


Input: [Time] 11:00 [Monday] Open Lab [Tuesday] Devotional [Wednesday] Open Lab [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Workshop


Input: [Time] 12:00 [Monday] Workshop [Tuesday] Open Lab [Wednesday] Open Lab [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open Lab


Input: [Time] 1:00 [Monday] Open Lab [Tuesday] Workshop [Wednesday] Open Lab [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Workshop


Input: [Time] 2:00 [Monday] Workshop [Tuesday] Open Lab [Wednesday] Workshop [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open Lab


Input: [Time] 3:00 [Monday] Open Lab [Tuesday] Workshop [Wednesday] Open Lab [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Workshop


Input: [Time] 4:00 [Monday] Workshop [Tuesday] Open Lab [Wednesday] Workshop [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open Lab


Input: [Time] 5:00 [Monday] Open Lab [Tuesday] Workshop [Wednesday] Open Lab [Friday] Closed [Saturday] Closed [Thursday]

Output: Open Lab


Input: [Directive] pgsql.allow_persistent [Master Value] On [Local Value]

Output: On


Input: [Directive] pgsql.auto_reset_persistent [Master Value] Off [Local Value]

Output: Off


Input: [Directive] pgsql.ignore_notice [Master Value] Off [Local Value]

Output: Off


Input: [Directive] pgsql.log_notice [Master Value] Off [Local Value]

Output: Off


Input: [Directive] pgsql.max_links [Master Value] Unlimited [Local Value]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [Directive] pgsql.max_persistent [Master Value] Unlimited [Local Value]

Output: Unlimited


Input: [Consumer and Commercial Codes] C201 [Title] Adhesives and sealants [Description]

Output: Substances contained in adhesive or sealant products or mixtures used to fasten other materials together or prevent the passage of liquid or gas.

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Input: [Consumer and Commercial Codes] C202 [Title] Paints and coatings [Description]

Output: Substances contained in paints or coatings.

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Input: [Consumer and Commercial Codes] C203 [Title] Building or construction materials — Wood and engineered wood [Description]

Output: Substances contained in building and construction materials made of wood and pressed or engineered wood products, mixtures or manufactured items.

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Input: [Consumer and Commercial Codes] C204 [Title] Building or construction materials not otherwise covered in this table [Description]

Output: Substances contained in building and construction materials not otherwise covered in this table.

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Input: [Consumer and Commercial Codes] C205 [Title] Electrical and electronics [Description]

Output: Substances contained in electrical and electronic products, mixtures or manufactured items.

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Input: [Consumer and Commercial Codes] C206 [Title] Metal materials not otherwise covered in this table [Description]

Output: Substances contained in metal products, mixtures or manufactured items not otherwise covered in this table.

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Input: [Consumer and Commercial Codes] C207 [Title] Batteries [Description]

Output: Substances contained in non-rechargeable and rechargeable batteries including dry and wet cell units that store energy.

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Input: [1] Taxon [2] perch [3] coelocanth [4] salamander [5] frog [6] turtle [7] man [8] gecko [9] snake [10] alligator [11]

Output: budgy


Input: [1] amnion [2] no [3] no [4] no [5] no [6] yes [7] yes [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11]

Output: yes


Input: [1] legs [2] no [3] no [4] yes [5] yes [6] yes [7] yes [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11]

Output: yes


Input: [1] scales [2] yes [3] yes [4] no [5] no [6] yes [7] no [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11]

Output: no


Input: [1] blood [2] cold [3] cold [4] cold [5] cold [6] cold [7] warm [8] cold [9] cold [10] cold [11]

Output: warm


Input: [0] internal [1] nostrils [2] no [3] yes [4] yes [5] yes [6] yes [7] yes [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11]

Output: yes


Input: [0] atrial [1] septum [2] no [3] yes [4] yes [5] yes [6] yes [7] yes [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11]

Output: yes


Input: [0] two temporal [1] fenestrations [2] no [3] no [4] no [5] no [6] no [7] no [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11]

Output: yes


Input: [1] hemipenes [2] no [3] no [4] no [5] no [6] no [7] no [8] yes [9] yes [10] no [11]

Output: no


Input: [1] gizzard [2] no [3] no [4] no [5] no [6] no [7] no [8] no [9] no [10] yes [11]

Output: yes


Input: [0] pedicillate [1] teeth [2] no [3] no [4] yes [5] yes [6] no [7] no [8] no [9] no [10] no [11]

Output: no


Input: [1] feathers [2] no [3] no [4] no [5] no [6] no [7] no [8] no [9] no [10] no [11]

Output: yes


Input: [1] wings [2] no [3] no [4] no [5] no [6] no [7] no [8] no [9] no [10] no [11]

Output: yes


Input: [1] vertebrae [2] yes [3] yes [4] yes [5] yes [6] yes [7] yes [8] yes [9] yes [10] yes [11]

Output: yes


Input: child’s and parent’s name and online contact information You must delete their contact information if you don’t get consent within a reasonable time.

Output: To get verifiable parental consent

Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule: A Six-Step Compliance Plan for Your Business | Federal Trade Commission

Reason you may collect information without parental consent


Input: parent’s online contact information You can’t otherwise collect, use, or disclose the information. You must: tell parents you collected their online contact information to let them know about their child’s activities on a site or service that doesn’t collect personal information; tell them their online contact information won’t be used for any other purpose; tell them they may refuse their child’s participation and require that you delete their contact information; and hyperlink to your privacy policy.

Output: To give voluntary notice to a parent about their child’s participation on a site or service that doesn’t collect personal information

Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule: A Six-Step Compliance Plan for Your Business | Federal Trade Commission

Reason you may collect information without parental consent


Input: child’s online contact information You can’t use the information to contact the child again and you must delete it after you respond to the request.

Output: To respond directly to a child’s specific one-time request (for example, if the child wants to enter a contest)

Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule: A Six-Step Compliance Plan for Your Business | Federal Trade Commission

Reason you may collect information without parental consent


Input: child’s and parent’s online contact information You must: tell parents you collected their online contact information to let them know their child has asked for multiple online communications; tell parents you collected their child’s online contact information to provide the multiple communications they asked for; tell parents the online contact information won’t be used for any other purpose and won’t be disclosed or combined with other information; tell parents that if they don’t opt out, you may use the child’s online contact information for that purpose; and hyperlink to your privacy policy.

Output: To respond directly more than once to a child’s specific request (for example, if the child want to receive a newsletter)

Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule: A Six-Step Compliance Plan for Your Business | Federal Trade Commission

Reason you may collect information without parental consent


Input: child’s and parent’s name and online contact information You must: tell parents you collected the names and contact information to protect a child’s safety; tell parents the information won’t be used or disclosed for any other purpose; tell parents they may refuse to permit the use of the contact information and require you to delete it; and hyperlink to your privacy policy

Output: To protect a child’s safety

Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule: A Six-Step Compliance Plan for Your Business | Federal Trade Commission

Reason you may collect information without parental consent


Input: child’s name and online contact information You can’t use the information to contact a specific person, conduct behavioral advertising, or amass a profile on a person. You can’t use personal information other than a persistent identifier for this exception.

Output: To protect the security or integrity of your site or service, to take precautions against liability, to respond to judicial process, or — as permitted by law — to provide information to law enforcement

Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule: A Six-Step Compliance Plan for Your Business | Federal Trade Commission

Reason you may collect information without parental consent


Input: persistent identifier

Output: To provide support for internal operations of your site or service. This includes: maintaining or analyzing the functioning of the site, performing network communications, authenticating users of the site or personalizing content, serving contextual ads or frequency capping, protecting the security or integrity of the user or the site legal or regulatory compliance, or fulfilling a child’s request under the one-time contact or multiple contact exceptions.

Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule: A Six-Step Compliance Plan for Your Business | Federal Trade Commission

Reason you may collect information without parental consent


Input: persistent identifier You can’t collect other personal information.

Output: If you have actual knowledge that a person’s information was collected through a child-directed site, but their previous registration indicates the person is 13 or over This exception applies only if: you collect only a persistent identifier and no other personal information; the person affirmatively interacts with your site or service to trigger the collection; and you have already conducted an age-screen of the person indicating he or she is 13 or over.

Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule: A Six-Step Compliance Plan for Your Business | Federal Trade Commission

Reason you may collect information without parental consent


Input: [DISPLAY] DISPLAY [DESCRIPTION] DESCRIPTION

Output: EXPLANATION / RECOMMENDED PROCEDURE

Whirlpool Cabrio Dryer Error Codes | Dryer Not Heating


Input: [DISPLAY] PF [DESCRIPTION] Power Failure

Output: PF flashes to indicate that a power failure occurred while the dryer was running. Press START to continue the cycle, or press PAUSE/CANCEL to clear the display.

Whirlpool Cabrio Dryer Error Codes | Dryer Not Heating


Input: [DISPLAY] AF [DESCRIPTION] Restricted Airflow Condition

Output: AF flashes if a restricted airflow condition exists. Check to make sure the lint screen is clean, the door seal is in place and the vent is not obstructed.

Whirlpool Cabrio Dryer Error Codes | Dryer Not Heating


Input: [DISPLAY] F-01 [DESCRIPTION] Primary Control Failure

Output: F-01 flashes when there is a primary control failure See Accessing & Removing the Electronic Assemblies.

Whirlpool Cabrio Dryer Error Codes | Dryer Not Heating


Input: [DISPLAY] F-02 [DESCRIPTION] Keypad/User Interface Failure

Output: F-02 flashes when there is a stuck button or user interface mismatch. This fault code will ONLY interface mismatch. This fault code will ONLYappear when in the diagnostic test mode. appear when in the diagnostic test mode. See TEST #6.

Whirlpool Cabrio Dryer Error Codes | Dryer Not Heating


Input: [DISPLAY] F-20 [DESCRIPTION] Heater Failure #1

Output: F-20 flashes when there is a heater 1 failure. See TEST #4.

Whirlpool Cabrio Dryer Error Codes | Dryer Not Heating


Input: [DISPLAY] F-21 [DESCRIPTION] Heater Failure #2

Output: F-21 flashes when there is a heater 2 failure (dual element models). See Test #4

Whirlpool Cabrio Dryer Error Codes | Dryer Not Heating


Input: [DISPLAY] F-22 [DESCRIPTION] Exhaust Thermistor Open

Output: F-22 flashes if the exhaust thermistor is open. See test #4a.

Whirlpool Cabrio Dryer Error Codes | Dryer Not Heating


Input: [DISPLAY] F-23 [DESCRIPTION] Exhaust Thermistor Shorted

Output: F-23 flashes if the exhaust thermistor has shorted. See TEST #4a.

Whirlpool Cabrio Dryer Error Codes | Dryer Not Heating


Input: [DISPLAY] F-24 [DESCRIPTION] Inlet Thermistor Open

Output: F-24 flashes if the inlet thermistor is open. This fault code will ONLY appear when in the diagnostic test mode. See TEST #4a.

Whirlpool Cabrio Dryer Error Codes | Dryer Not Heating


Input: [DISPLAY] F-25 [DESCRIPTION] Inlet Thermistor Shorted

Output: F-25 flashes if the inlet thermistor is shorted. This fault code will ONLY appear when in the diagnostic test mode. See TEST #4a.

Whirlpool Cabrio Dryer Error Codes | Dryer Not Heating


Input: [DISPLAY] F-26 [DESCRIPTION] Motor Drive System Failure

Output: F-26 flashes if there is a motor drive system failure. See TEST #3.

Whirlpool Cabrio Dryer Error Codes | Dryer Not Heating


Input: [DISPLAY] F-28 [DESCRIPTION] Moisture Sensor Open

Output: F-28 flashes if the moisture sensor strip is open. This fault code will ONLY appear when in the diagnostic test mode. See TEST #5.

Whirlpool Cabrio Dryer Error Codes | Dryer Not Heating


Input: [DISPLAY] F-29 [DESCRIPTION] Moisture Sensor Shorted

Output: F-29 flashes if the moisture sensor strip has shorted. This fault code will ONLY appear when in the diagnostic test mode. See TEST #5.

Whirlpool Cabrio Dryer Error Codes | Dryer Not Heating


Input: [DISPLAY] F-30 [DESCRIPTION] Restricted Airflow Condition

Output: F-30 flashes if a restricted airflow condition exists. This fault code will ONLY appear when in the diagnostic test mode. Check to make sure the lint screen is clean, the door seal is in place and the vent is not obstructed.

Whirlpool Cabrio Dryer Error Codes | Dryer Not Heating


268e7e1b_ta___ویکی_پدیا__دانشنامه__آزاد__Explanation

Input: [Parameter] Description [Explanation]

Output: Description of image, including but not limited to applicable film, series, book, magazine, performer(s), character(s) or other elements, as well as date where possible.

الگو:Non-free image data - ویکی‌پدیا، دانشنامهٔ آزاد


268e7e1b_ta___ویکی_پدیا__دانشنامه__آزاد__Explanation

Input: [Parameter] Source [Explanation]

Output: Source of image, referencing external site if applicable, and original work/source if not specified elsewhere.

الگو:Non-free image data - ویکی‌پدیا، دانشنامهٔ آزاد


268e7e1b_ta___ویکی_پدیا__دانشنامه__آزاد__Explanation

Input: [Parameter] Portion [Explanation]

Output: How much copyrighted material is used; the amount used must not make the work as a whole less valuable to the copyright holder.

الگو:Non-free image data - ویکی‌پدیا، دانشنامهٔ آزاد


268e7e1b_ta___ویکی_پدیا__دانشنامه__آزاد__Explanation

Input: [Parameter] Low resolution [Explanation]

Output: Images must generally be of low resolution. The rule of thumb for گرافیک شطرنجیs is no more than 300 pixels in width or height, which ensures that the image's resolution is less than 0.1 پیکسلs. If you are using an image of higher resolution, please explain why. If the image is 0.1 megapixels or less, just put "Yes". It only applies to cases where hi-res version is profitable (eg. hi-res photo or poster may be printed, as opposed to low-res version, but the license fee must be paid), and does not apply to screenshots or simple graphics (گرافیک برداری technically doesn't even have resolution).

الگو:Non-free image data - ویکی‌پدیا، دانشنامهٔ آزاد


268e7e1b_ta___ویکی_پدیا__دانشنامه__آزاد__Explanation

Input: [Parameter] Other information [Explanation]

Output: Optional parameter; if applicable, any other information about the media that may apply, including specific copyright information.

الگو:Non-free image data - ویکی‌پدیا، دانشنامهٔ آزاد


268e7e1b_ta___ویکی_پدیا__دانشنامه__آزاد__Explanation

Input: [Parameter] Article [Explanation]

Output: Specific article in which image is used, and to which purpose/rationale applies.

الگو:Non-free image data - ویکی‌پدیا، دانشنامهٔ آزاد


268e7e1b_ta___ویکی_پدیا__دانشنامه__آزاد__Explanation

Input: [Parameter] Purpose [Explanation]

Output: How the media contributes significantly to the article(s) in which it is used, and how the use of the media does not interfere with the media's original purpose.

الگو:Non-free image data - ویکی‌پدیا، دانشنامهٔ آزاد


268e7e1b_ta___ویکی_پدیا__دانشنامه__آزاد__Explanation

Input: [Parameter] Replaceability [Explanation]

Output: Explain why no free equivalent could reasonably be obtained or created to replace this media.

الگو:Non-free image data - ویکی‌پدیا، دانشنامهٔ آزاد


Input: [node_name] animal [up1_name] NULL [up2_name] NULL [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] birdie [up1_name] animal [up2_name] NULL [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] carrot [up1_name] vegetable [up2_name] NULL [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] celery [up1_name] vegetable [up2_name] NULL [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] chihuahua [up1_name] companion [up2_name] doggie [up3_name]

Output: animal


Input: [node_name] collie [up1_name] herding [up2_name] doggie [up3_name]

Output: animal


Input: [node_name] companion [up1_name] doggie [up2_name] animal [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] doggie [up1_name] animal [up2_name] NULL [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] feldspar [up1_name] mineral [up2_name] NULL [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] gerbil [up1_name] animal [up2_name] NULL [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] gypsum [up1_name] mineral [up2_name] NULL [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] herding [up1_name] doggie [up2_name] animal [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] horsie [up1_name] animal [up2_name] NULL [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] hunting [up1_name] doggie [up2_name] animal [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] kittie [up1_name] animal [up2_name] NULL [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] mineral [up1_name] NULL [up2_name] NULL [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] pointer [up1_name] hunting [up2_name] doggie [up3_name]

Output: animal


Input: [node_name] poodle [up1_name] companion [up2_name] doggie [up3_name]

Output: animal


Input: [node_name] potato [up1_name] vegetable [up2_name] NULL [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] quartz [up1_name] mineral [up2_name] NULL [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] rutabaga [up1_name] vegetable [up2_name] NULL [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] setter [up1_name] hunting [up2_name] doggie [up3_name]

Output: animal


Input: [node_name] shepherd [up1_name] herding [up2_name] doggie [up3_name]

Output: animal


Input: [node_name] silica [up1_name] mineral [up2_name] NULL [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] terrier [up1_name] hunting [up2_name] doggie [up3_name]

Output: animal


Input: [node_name] tomato [up1_name] vegetable [up2_name] NULL [up3_name]


Input: [node_name] vegetable [up1_name] NULL [up2_name] NULL [up3_name]


Input: [0] Time Constraints [Required when supported] [Constraint Name] Hours Before Now [METARs] YES [TAFs] YES [Aircraft Reports] YES [AIRSIGMETs] YES [STATION INFO]

Output: NO


Input: [Constraint Name] StartTime, EndTime [METARs] YES [TAFs] YES [Aircraft Reports] YES [AIRSIGMETs] YES [STATION INFO]

Output: NO


Input: [0] Station Constraints [Optional] [Constraint Name] Station String [METARs] YES [TAFs] YES [Aircraft Reports] NO [AIRSIGMETs] NO [STATION INFO]

Output: YES


Input: [Constraint Name] Most Recent For Each Station [METARs] YES [TAFs] YES [Aircraft Reports] NO [AIRSIGMETs] NO [STATION INFO]

Output: NO


Input: [0] Most Recent Constraints [Optional] [Constraint Name] Most Recent [METARs] YES [TAFs] YES [Aircraft Reports] YES [AIRSIGMETs] YES [STATION INFO]

Output: NO


Input: [0] Geographic Area Constraints [Optional] [Constraint Name] Lon/lat rect [METARs] YES [TAFs] YES [Aircraft Reports] YES [AIRSIGMETs] YES [STATION INFO]

Output: YES


Input: [Constraint Name] Lon/lat point and radius [METARs] YES [TAFs] YES [Aircraft Reports] YES [AIRSIGMETs] NO [STATION INFO]

Output: YES


Input: [Constraint Name] Flight Path [METARs] YES [TAFs] YES [Aircraft Reports] YES [AIRSIGMETs] YES [STATION INFO]

Output: YES


Input: [0] Density [Optional] [Constraint Name] minDegreeDistance [METARs] YES [TAFs] YES [Aircraft Reports] YES [AIRSIGMETs] NO [STATION INFO]

Output: YES


Input: [0] Fields [Optional] [Constraint Name] Fields [METARs] YES [TAFs] NO [Aircraft Reports] NO [AIRSIGMETs] NO [STATION INFO]

Output: YES


Input: [Expression] A and B [Operator] And [Result]

Output: TRUE if both A and B are TRUE.

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Input: [Expression] A or B [Operator] Or [Result]

Output: TRUE if either A or B is TRUE.

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Input: [Expression] A xor B [Operator] Xor [Result]

Output: TRUE if either A or B is TRUE, but not both.

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Input: [Expression] ! A [Operator] Not [Result]

Output: TRUE if A is not TRUE.

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Input: [Expression] A && B [Operator] And [Result]

Output: TRUE if both A and B are TRUE.

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Input: [Expression] A || B [Operator] Or [Result]

Output: TRUE if either A or B is TRUE.

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Input: [0] TIME [2] 10:30am [3] 11:00am [4] 11:30am [5] 12:00pm [6] 12:30pm [7] 02:00pm [8] 02:15pm [9] 02:45pm [10] 03:30pm [11] 04:00pm [12] 05:00pm [13] 07:00pm [1]

Output: 10:00am


Input: [0] SUN [2] Beach Volleyball [3] Putting Open Tournament [4] Water Aerobics Main Pool [5] Wet & Wacky Pool Game Main Pool [6] SPA Demo Main Pool [7] Bingo Main Pool [8] Lazy Game Main Pool [9] Tequila Volleyball Main Pool [10] Bartending Class [11] Golf Chipping meet at the main pool [12] Basketball Pick up Game Hard Court [13] Mexican Prehispanic Show [1]

Output: Spanish Lesson Lower Pool


Input: [0] MON [2] Beach Volleyball [3] Ping Pong Open Tournament [4] Water Aerobics Main Pool [5] Wet & Wacky Pool Game Main Pool [6] SPA Demo Main Pool [7] Bingo Main Pool [8] Lazy Game Main Pool [9] Tequila Volleyball Main Pool [10] Beach Volleyball game [11] Golf Chipping meet at the main pool [13] Casino Night [1]

Output: Mexican Salsas Making


Input: [0] TUS [2] Beach Volleyball [3] Putting Open Tournament [4] Water Aerobics Main Pool [5] Wet & Wacky Pool Game Main Pool [6] SPA Demo Main Pool [7] Bingo Main Pool [8] Lazy Game Main Pool [9] Tequila Volleyball Main Pool [10] Bartending Class [12] Basketball Pick up Game Hard Court [13] Dirty Dancing Show [1]

Output: Spanish Lesson Lower Pool


Input: [0] WED [2] Beach Volleyball [3] Shuffleboard Open Tournament [4] Water Aerobics Main Pool [5] Wet & Wacky Pool Game Main Pool [6] SPA Demo Main Pool [7] Bingo Main Pool [8] Lazy Game Main Pool [9] Tequila Volleyball Main Pool [10] Beach Volleyball game [11] Golf Chipping meet at the main pool [12] Basketball Open Tournament [13] Mexican Folkloric Show [1]

Output: Wacamole Making


Input: [0] THU [2] Beach Volleyball [3] Putting Open Tournament [4] Water Aerobics Main Pool [5] Wet & Wacky Pool Game Main Pool [6] SPA Demo Main Pool [7] Bingo Main Pool [8] Lazy Game Main Pool [9] Tequila Volleyball Main Pool [10] Bartending Class [13] Boogie Night Show VolleyBall [1]

Output: Spanish Lesson Lower Pool


Input: [Height] Body: [average]

Output: pustular and malodorous

A biography of Nero (Claudius Drusus Germanicus AD 15 - 68)


Input: [Height] Hair [average]

Output: light blond

A biography of Nero (Claudius Drusus Germanicus AD 15 - 68)


Input: [Height] Features [average]

Output: pretty, rather than handsome

A biography of Nero (Claudius Drusus Germanicus AD 15 - 68)


Input: [Height] Eyes [average]

Output: dullish blue

A biography of Nero (Claudius Drusus Germanicus AD 15 - 68)


Input: [Height] Neck [average]

Output: squat

A biography of Nero (Claudius Drusus Germanicus AD 15 - 68)


Input: [Height] Belly [average]

Output: protuberant

A biography of Nero (Claudius Drusus Germanicus AD 15 - 68)


Input: [Height] Legs [average]

Output: spindling

A biography of Nero (Claudius Drusus Germanicus AD 15 - 68)


Input: [Details] Magazine Article [Metadata]

Output: Item Type

What Shall We Do with White People?: Digital Collections for the Classroom


Input: [Details] What Shall We Do with White People? [Metadata]

Output: Title

What Shall We Do with White People?: Digital Collections for the Classroom


Input: [Details] Anglo-African Magazine [Metadata]

Output: Publication Title

What Shall We Do with White People?: Digital Collections for the Classroom


Input: [Details] What To Do with Whites? 1860 [Metadata]

Output: Short Title

What Shall We Do with White People?: Digital Collections for the Classroom


Input: [Details] Ethiop [Metadata]

Output: Creator

What Shall We Do with White People?: Digital Collections for the Classroom


Input: [Details] February 1, 1860 [Metadata]

Output: Publication Date

What Shall We Do with White People?: Digital Collections for the Classroom


Input: [Details] Vol. 2 [Metadata]

Output: Volume

What Shall We Do with White People?: Digital Collections for the Classroom


Input: [Details] No. 2 [Metadata]

Output: Issue

What Shall We Do with White People?: Digital Collections for the Classroom


Input: [Details] pp. 41–44 [Metadata]

Output: Pages

What Shall We Do with White People?: Digital Collections for the Classroom


Input: [Details] H 577 .002 [Metadata]

Output: Call Number

What Shall We Do with White People?: Digital Collections for the Classroom


Input: [Details] General Collections 2nd floor [Metadata]

Output: Location

What Shall We Do with White People?: Digital Collections for the Classroom


Input: [ID] 28554 [Category] Platform [Summary/Link]

Output: Mark JXMLElement as deprecated and don’t use it in type hinting


Input: [ID] 28650 [Category] Components [Summary/Link]

Output: Use legacy aliases for the MVC in the site


Input: [ID] 28684 [Category] Platform [Summary/Link]

Output: JApplication::registerEvent() is not static anymore causing a fatal error


Input: [ID] 28685 [Category] Administration [Summary/Link]

Output: Edit article Button missing after upgrade to teh latest version 2.5.5 from 2.5.4


Input: [ID] 28689 [Category] Components [Summary/Link]

Output: FinderController duplicate lines


Input: [ID] 28694 [Category] Components [Summary/Link]

Output: Delete toolbar broken in com_media in 2.5.5


Input: [ID] 28695 [Category] Languages [Summary/Link]

Output: Lang string missing


Input: [ID] 28698 [Category] None [Summary/Link]

Output: Fatal error updating with Extension manager > Install


Input: [ID] 28700 [Category] Platform [Summary/Link]

Output: Fix a potentially fatal issue in JXMLElement


Input: [ID] 28702 [Category] Administration [Summary/Link]

Output: 404 Hits of com_redirect fails after Manual update


Input: [ID] 28703 [Category] None [Summary/Link]

Output: JUser class is missing the public vars for the 2 new columns lastResetTime and resetCount


Input: [ID] 28704 [Category] Modules [Summary/Link]

Output: Menu type aliases causing fatal php error


Input: [State] Alabama [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Alaska [Description] Alaska Bar members may claim credit for attendance at CLE programs offered in or from other states if the program has been accredited by another MCLE jurisdiction [Reciprocity]

Output: Yes


Input: [State] Arizona [Description] The State Bar of Arizona does not accredit programs for the MCLE requirement. The Rules and Regulations are predicated on the assumption that attorneys can evaluate CLE activities offered based on the guidelines and report their activities by affidavit. [Reciprocity]

Output: Yes (since the state does not accredit programs)


Input: [State] Arkansas [Description] Upon receipt of a completed certificate of attendance form confirming attendance at an out-of-state continuing legal education program approved by the situs state, the attorney shall be entitled to CLE credits in Arkansas [Reciprocity]

Output: Yes


Input: [State] California [Description] A California attorney can claim California MCLE credit for education activities attended/taken outside California, provided that: the attorney is outside California when attending/taking the activity, the activity is the type of activity that can be approved for California MCLE credit, and the activity is approved by an Approved Jurisdiction which includes all states EXCEPT Alaska, Hawaii and Nebraska. And for activity approved in International jurisdictions including England and Wales, Hong Kong, Victoria-Austrailia, and the U.S. Virgin Islands [Reciprocity]

Output: Yes


Input: [State] Colorado [Description] Submit a Colorado Affidavit form or the "Uniform Certificate of Attendance" provided by the sponsor along with a statement certifying that the CLE program is accredited in another mandatory CLE state. [Reciprocity]

Output: Yes


Input: [State] Connecticut [Reciprocity]

Output: No Mandatory CLE Requirement


Input: [State] Delaware [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Florida [Description] Courses approved by other state bars are generally acceptable for use toward satisfying CLE requirement but attorneys must first submit a CLE Application for Course Attendance Credit [Reciprocity]

Output: Yes


Input: [State] Georgia [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Hawaii [Description] Hawaii bar attorneys may claim MCPE or VCLE credit for CLE activities attended outside Hawaii provided that: The member is outside Hawaii when attending the live in-person course. Electronic alternate format courses taken in Hawaii regardless of where the course or activity originates must be approved for credit by the Hawaii State Board of CLE; The course or activity is the type of course or activity that could be approved for MCPE or VCLE credit by the Hawaii State Board of CLE; and the course is approved by an approved jurisdiction which includes all states except Nebraska. Or, approved by the following international jurisdictions: England and Wales, Guam, Hong Kong, Victoria-Austrailia, U.S. Virgin Islands [Reciprocity]

Output: Yes


Input: [State] Idaho [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Illinois [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Indiana [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Iowa [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Kansas [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Kentucky [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Louisiana [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Maine [Description] Credit hours for activities approved by another MCLE state will be accepted for identical credit by the Board of Overseers of the Bar in Maine upon the Board’s receipt of evidence of such certification as issued by that state [Reciprocity]

Output: Yes


Input: [State] Maryland [Reciprocity]

Output: No Mandatory CLE Requirement


Input: [State] Massachusetts [Reciprocity]

Output: No Mandatory CLE Requirement


Input: [State] Michigan [Reciprocity]

Output: No Mandatory CLE Requirement


Input: [State] Minnesota [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Mississippi [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Missouri [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Montana [Description] Montana will honor the approval given by other CLE jurisdictions, so if a seminar has been approved for CLE credit in the state in which it is held, there is no need to apply for approval of CLE credit in Montana. Simply attach documentation of the other state's approval to your affidavit at the end of the reporting year [Reciprocity]

Output: Yes


Input: [State] Nebraska [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Nevada [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] New Hampshire [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] New Mexico [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] New Jersey [Description] New Jersey attorneys who are taking courses approved for CLE by another state will receive 1:1 credit for courses approved in that jurisdiction through reciprocity. This includes courses held in NJ and accredited only in another state. [Reciprocity]

Output: Yes


Input: [State] New York [Description] If consistent with New York rules for traditional-live courses taken outside of New york or non-traditional courses where provider is not headquartered in New York, attorneys may claim New York CLE hours if accredited in the following states: Alabama, Arkansas, California (for courses more than 60 minutes in length), Colorado, Delaware, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, Wisconsin. And for activity in international jurisdictions including Law Society of Hong Kong, Law Society of England and Wales, and Solicitors Regulation Authority (for courses at least 60 minutes in length) [Reciprocity]

Output: Yes


Input: [State] North Carolina [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] North Dakota [Description] Policy 1.14: Out-of-State Courses. Courses sponsored by state bar associations are presumptively approved, as are courses approved by a CLE body of a state with mandatory CLE. [Reciprocity]

Output: Yes


Input: [State] Ohio [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Oklahoma [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Oregon [Description] A member whose principal office for the practice of law is in Idaho, Utah or Washington may comply with Rule 3.5(a) by attaching to the compliance report required by MCLE Rule 7.1 a copy of the member’s certificate of compliance with the MCLE requirements of the state in which the member’s principal office is located [Reciprocity]

Output: Yes


Input: [State] Pennsylvania [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Rhode Island [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] South Carolina [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] South Dakota [Reciprocity]

Output: No Mandatory CLE Requirement


Input: [State] Tennessee [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Texas [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Utah [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Vermont [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Virginia [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [State] Washington [Description] If you are an Active member of the WSBA and your primary office for the practice of law is outside of Washington, and if you are a member of the Oregon, Idaho, or Utah state bars ("comity" states), you may meet your Washington MCLE requirements by providing proof of current MCLE compliance from your comity state bar [Reciprocity]

Output: Yes


Input: [State] West Virginia [Description] All Association for Continuing Legal Education (ACLEA) members are considered as presumptively accredited providers in West Virginia [Reciprocity]

Output: Yes


Input: [State] Wisconsin [Description] Except for repeated on-demand programs as defined in SCR 31.01(6m), self-study courses as defined in CLE 1.02, and courses explicitly disapproved in Wisconsin, courses approved for CLE credit by, and attended in, any other state are deemed approved for the same number of hours and for the same purposes in Wisconsin. [Reciprocity]

Output: Yes


Input: [State] Wyoming [Reciprocity]

Output: No


Input: [Code] 02 [Comments] Normal code to get after ECU has been reset. May indicate supply problems if ECU has not been reset recently. Code will be cleared if the ignition is turned on for 30 seconds or so [Description]

Output: ECU Supply has been disconnected


Input: [Code] 03 [Comments] Corrupted data in ECU. Reset ECU and test drive again. [Description]

Output: Data corrupted.


Input: [Code] 12 [Comments] Possible faulty airflow meter or connection/wiring fault. [Description]

Output: Airflow meter out of range


Input: [Code] 14 [Comments] Possible faulty coolant thermistor or connection/wiring fault. [Description]

Output: Coolant thermistor out of range


Input: [Code] 15 [Comments] Possible faulty coolant thermistor or connection/wiring fault. [Description]

Output: Fuel thermistor out of range


Input: [Code] 17 [Comments] Possible faulty throttle potentiometer / incorrect setting or connection/wiring fault. [Description]

Output: Throttle pot out of range


Input: [Code] 18 [Comments] Major air leak between airflow meter and intake plenum. Possible faulty airflow meter or throttle potentiometer or wiring/connections to either. [Description]

Output: Throttle pot output too high with low airflow


Input: [Code] 19 [Comments] Possible faulty airflow meter or throttle potentiometer or wiring/connections to either. [Description]

Output: Throttle sensor output too low with high airflow


Input: [Code] 21 [Comments] Tune resistor has become disconnected / damaged. [Description]

Output: Tune resistor out of range


Input: [Code] 23 [Comments] Possible faulty fuel pump/ blocked filter or faulty fuel pressure regulator. VALID FOR CAT CARS ONLY. [Description]

Output: Low fuel pressure


Input: [Code] 25 [Comments] A misfire has been detected while engine under heavy throttle and during high airflow meter readings. Check coil/plugs/leads/ distributor and ignition module. Code means that lambda sensors have detected a rich condition under load. Also see codes 40 and 50. VALID FOR CAT CARS ONLY. [Description]

Output: Misfire at full load


Input: [Code] 28 [Comments] Air leak around intake plenum. Check all hoses/ injector seals etc. [Description]

Output: Air leak


Input: [Code] 29 [Comments] ECU fault. Try resetting ECU and test driving again. If fault code returns ECU may be faulty. NOTE – any other codes generated should be ignored. [Description]

Output: Checksum error


Input: [Code] 34 [Comments] For cylinders 1-3-5-7 Possible injector, lambda sensor fault or wiring / connection fault to either. Blocked injector(s) or air leak at injector /inlet manifold. VALID FOR CAT CARS ONLY. [Description]

Output: Fuelling fault in nearside injector bank


Input: [Code] 36 [Comments] For cylinders 2-4-6-8. Possible injector, lambda sensor fault or wiring / connection fault to either. Blocked injector(s) or air leak at injector /inlet manifold. VALID FOR CAT CARS ONLY. [Description]

Output: Fuelling fault in offside injector bank


Input: [Code] 40 [Comments] Misfire on 1-3-5-7 cylinders only. Nearside lambda sensor has detected a fault (or fault in lambda sensor circuit). VALID FOR CAT CARS ONLY [Description]

Output: Misfire on nearside bank


Input: [Code] 44 [Comments] Possible faulty lambda sensor or wiring/connection fault. See section 5 below for check. If in conjunction with code 45 then suspect lambda heater circuit. VALID FOR CAT CARS ONLY [Description]

Output: Offside lambda sensor out of range


Input: [Code] 45 [Comments] Possible faulty lambda sensor or wiring/connection fault. See section 5 below for check. If in conjunction with code 44 then suspect lambda heater circuit. VALID FOR CAT CARS ONLY [Description]

Output: Nearside lambda sensor out of range


Input: [Code] 48 [Comments] Possible faulty stepper motor or wiring connections. Stepper motor needs cleaning / is jammed. Incorrectly set idle adjustment screw. Incorrectly set throttle butterfly. Misfire or rough running because of other faults. [Description]

Output: Stepper motor fully open below 500rpm or fully closed above 750rpm.


Input: [Code] 50 [Comments] Misfire on 2-4-6-8 cylinders only. Offside lambda sensor has detected a fault (or fault in lambda sensor circuit). VALID FOR CAT CARS ONLY [Description]

Output: Misfire on offside bank


Input: [Code] 58 [Comments] Fault maybe either due to code 23 or 28. [Description]

Output: ECU cannot distinguish between codes 23 and 28


Input: [Code] 59 [Comments] Documentation seems to vary here. Code either means same as 58, or faulty fuel thermistor or wiring / connector fault. [Description]

Output: Same as 58 or fuel thermistor out of range.


Input: [Code] 68 [Comments] Possible speed sensor or wiring/ connection fault. [Description]

Output: Road speed sensor too low at medium rpm and high airflow


Input: [Code] 88 [Comments] Sometimes shown on power up (CAT and NON-CAT CARS ) or could also indicate purge valve fault with carbon canister system. (CAT CARS ONLY) [Description]

Output: Power-up check / purge valve fault.


Input: [Goal] Revise my first mystery novel by the end of June, send it off to a developmental editor during the summer, complete further revisions, and get the manuscript off to a line editor by the end of next December. [Progress]

Output: My progress here has been disappointing. I expected to finish the first draft of the novel in December. It didn't happen until a few months later. So yay for finishing the draft! But it hasn't left me time to go through the initial revisions which are going to be extensive. I suppose there's still a tiny chance it'll be in a line editor's hands by the end of the year. But I wouldn't count on it.

A Mid-Year Writing Goals Evaluation for 2014


Input: [Goal] Finish the rough drafts for the second and third novels in my main mystery series by the end of the year. [Progress]

Output: I didn't expect to start on these until late summer anyway, but I'm probably going to push these back a bit. I'd like to get the first one through a developmental editor before I move on with first drafts of the next two in the series plan.

A Mid-Year Writing Goals Evaluation for 2014


Input: [Goal] Draft up to and including the ninth manuscript in my picture book series by the end of June, and finish preliminary sketches so I can decide if I'll illustrate these myself or not (drawing being a passion of mine, but one I haven't had much time for lately). [Progress]

Output: Fail on this one, at least partly. I'm half-way there; I just didn't meet the June deadline. I have four manuscripts drafted, and I sent the first through beta readers. I'm actually hoping to go through revisions based on their feedback this week. The fifth manuscript is partially written. Getting to nine won't be difficult. I just need to re-prioritize these. I'm going to set the new deadline for the end of September so it leaves me with three months for the next goal.

A Mid-Year Writing Goals Evaluation for 2014


Input: [Goal] Start two other picture book series. Draft at least four books in each series by the end of December. [Progress]

Output: I haven't started these, but I'm leaving this goal as-is. If I meet the previous edited deadline for the main picture book series, I'll have a few months to work on these. And given how short they are, getting eight first drafts together is still doable. Then 2015 will involve much more work on revisions and illustrations (creating them or outsourcing them).

A Mid-Year Writing Goals Evaluation for 2014


Input: [Goal] Finish the second draft of The Query-Free Freelancer by the end of March. [Progress]

Output: No excuses. Just a no-go. I do expect to finish the new draft by the end of the year, but it might be cutting it close. I've been more focused on the shorter e-books under that brand so far, and I expect that to remain the case while I build the brand before the main book launch.

A Mid-Year Writing Goals Evaluation for 2014


Input: [Goal] Release five e-books under the Query-Free Freelancer brand by the end of December (including the second edition of the marketing boot camp e-book), with a target of releasing one e-book toward the end of each quarter. [Progress]

Output: The second edition of the boot camp e-book was released. The second is in progress. Can I get four more out this year? Probably (they're largely coming from my now-discontinued Web Writer's Guide e-book and being heavily updated and revised into shorter guides).

A Mid-Year Writing Goals Evaluation for 2014


Input: [Goal] Draft all copy for at least two games tied to my primary mystery novel series by the end of the year. [Progress]

Output: Because this is tied to a novel draft I'm behind on, I'm hesitant to call this goal realistic. One by the end of the year? Absolutely. Two? It's possible, but I'm not going to stress about it if it doesn't happen.

A Mid-Year Writing Goals Evaluation for 2014


Input: [Goal] Develop platform-building plans for my three active pen names by the end of January, and roll out implementation starting with my horror writing pseudonym no later than February. [Progress]

Output: Plans? Yes. Finished. Implementation? Yes. But still needs improvement. I actually am working this week on changes to some of my blogging and promotional plans for that name. So overall things are good here.

A Mid-Year Writing Goals Evaluation for 2014


Input: [Goal] Draft my first horror novel by the end of March, and draft the second in the series by the end of December. [Progress]

Output: The first was outlined but not drafted. I was still caught up in the mystery novel draft at that point. I should be able to get through the first draft of the first book by the end of the year, but two is not realistic at this point.

A Mid-Year Writing Goals Evaluation for 2014


Input: [Goal] Draft up to and including the thirteenth short story in my horror story series. [Progress]

Output: No. Nowhere close. Not likely to happen. I might hit ten if I'm lucky (have a few drafted). But there won't be enough of these to move them to an editor and get them released (individually at first, then as a collection) until some time in 2015.

A Mid-Year Writing Goals Evaluation for 2014


Input: [Goal] Draft the first two novels in a supernatural mystery series (separate to the mystery series mentioned earlier). [Progress]

Output: While these will probably have to be pushed to next year, I would love to get through a rough draft of the first one this year. Maybe it'll be a NaNoWriMo project or something. No promises.

A Mid-Year Writing Goals Evaluation for 2014


Input: [Goal] Draft the first novel in a third mystery series by the end of December. [Progress]

Output: No. Not happening this year. I'll be lucky if I get the background research and interviews finished up for this project by the end of this year. I noted in my original goals post that I would likely have to cut this project, so good call there.

A Mid-Year Writing Goals Evaluation for 2014


Input: [Goal] Release at least three short e-books in The Busy Author's Guide series. [Progress]

Output: I'm working on the first. One is more likely. Two is possible. Three is probably pushing it at this point.

A Mid-Year Writing Goals Evaluation for 2014


Input: [Goal] Work with my husband on software to help me better manage my publishing work. [Progress]

Output: This is still in the plans, but I'm scratching it from my goals list. He's simply swamped with client work and we haven't been able to make time for this yet. And with all the big projects I need to work on in the second half of 2014, I'm not counting on my availability to help with the planning and testing anyway. It'll happen when it happens.

A Mid-Year Writing Goals Evaluation for 2014


Input: [0] Passport/National Identity Card [UK] Required [Germany] Required [USA] Required [Spain] Required [Netherlands]

Output: Required


Input: [0] Visa [UK] Not required [Germany] Not required [USA] Not required [Spain] Not required [Netherlands]

Output: Not required


Input: [0] Onward or Return Ticket [UK] Not required [Germany] Not required [USA] Not required [Spain] Not required [Netherlands]

Output: Not required


Input: [0] Health Inoculations [UK] Not required [Germany] Not required [USA] Not required [Spain] Not required [Netherlands]

Output: Not required


Input: [0] Health Documentation [UK] Required [Germany] Required [USA] Required [Spain] Required [Netherlands]

Output: Required


Input: [0] Travel Insurance [UK] Suggested [Germany] Suggested [USA] Suggested [Spain] Suggested [Netherlands]

Output: Suggested


Input: [0] Driving Licence (national) [UK] Required [Germany] Required [USA] Required [Spain] Required [Netherlands]

Output: Required


Input: [0] Car Insurance Certificate (if own car) [UK] Suggested [Germany] Suggested [USA] Suggested [Spain] Suggested [Netherlands]

Output: Suggested


Input: [0] Car Registration Document (if own car) [UK] Required [Germany] Required [USA] Required [Spain] Required [Netherlands]

Output: Required


Input: [0] Sunday [Afternoon] Field shoot Assignment Lecture [Evening] Dinner Break [Morning]

Output: Lecture

Basic Photography - Rocky Mountain School of Photography


Input: [0] Monday [Afternoon] Lecture [Evening] Dinner Break Field Shoot Assignment [Morning]

Output: Lecture Critique

Basic Photography - Rocky Mountain School of Photography


Input: [0] Tuesday [Afternoon] Critique Guest Lecture [Evening] Dinner Break [Morning]

Output: Field Shoot Assignment

Basic Photography - Rocky Mountain School of Photography


Input: [0] Wednesday [Afternoon] Lecture Field Shoot [Evening] Critique Dinner Break [Morning]

Output: Critique

Basic Photography - Rocky Mountain School of Photography


Input: [0] Thursday [Afternoon] Edit Final Assignment Due [Evening] Dinner Break Lecture [Morning]

Output: Field Shoot Assignment

Basic Photography - Rocky Mountain School of Photography


Input: [0] Friday [Afternoon] Ends at Noon [Morning]

Output: Closing

Basic Photography - Rocky Mountain School of Photography


Input: [0] Types [1] Washing [3] Thickness [4] Loft [5] Quilting [6] Extra [2]

Output: Burning


Input: [0] Cotton [1] hand [3] thin [4] low [5] machine [6] gives antique look [2]

Output: flamable


Input: [0] Wool [1] with care [3] thin [4] low [5] machine & hand [6] needs moth protection [2]

Output: flame resistant


Input: [0] Silk [1] hand [3] thin [4] low [5] machine & hand [6] 5% shrinkage [2]

Output: flamable


Input: [0] Bamboo [1] machine [3] thin [4] low [5] machine [6] enviro friendly [2]

Output: flamable


Input: [0] Alpaca [1] hand [3] thicker [4] lofty [5] machine & hand [6] light, needs moth protection [2]

Output: flame resistant


Input: [0] Polyester [1] machine wash & dry [3] thicker [4] lofty [5] machine & hand [6] easy to handle [2]

Output: very flamable & melts into skin


Input: [0] Digital Radio Switchover: somewhere over the rainbow? For the radio industry, the transition from an analogue broadcast system to a digital one is not going particularly smoothly. Data from the latest RAJAR audience survey, the first to track platform usage, showed that listening to digital radio stations remains stubbornly low. While the television industry has an agreed roadmap that includes a firm date for complete analogue switch-off, the radio industry has yet to determine such a date and appears mired in Ofcom consultations over the future shape of the commercial radio sector. This report examines the progress made so far towards ‘digital’ in the radio sector, and it explores the issues that require solutions if the industry’s migration is to prove successful [Sector(s)] Media, Music and Radio [Date]

Output: 17 October 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] UK Residential Broadband Market: the guests have arrived, but is the party almost over? This report examines recent developments in the UK residential market for broadband internet access. We consider the outlook over the next five years for total market volume and market shares [Sector(s)] Telecoms, Fixed Line [Date]

Output: 16 October 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] BT and FON BT is now offering its broadband customers the option of joining the FON network, allowing them to use the FON worldwide network of Wi-Fi hotspots BT [Sector(s)] Telecoms, Fixed Line [Date]

Output: 13 October 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] No Picnic for Sky? On 4th October Ofcom issued its consultation document on Sky’s proposals to provide a broader and more comprehensive range of programming by replacing its three free-to-air channels on Freeview with its Picnic hamper of five pay-TV services, including the Sky Sports 1 and Sky Movies SD1, as part of a flexible digital television, broadband and telephony service Sky [Sector(s)] Media, TV [Date]

Output: 9 October 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] Carphone Warehouse trading update The distribution side was slightly weak again, but the prospects for the Christmas quarter are much better, with the iPhone exclusivity a big help even if its sales prove to be weak Carphone Warehouse [Sector(s)] Telecoms, Mobile [Date]

Output: 9 October 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] O2 Broadband: worth the wait? O2’s new broadband offer is sensibly pitched as high quality at a reasonable price, but its reported target of 1 million users by 2010 looks ambitious O2 [Sector(s)] Telecoms, Fixed Line [Date]

Output: 7 October 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] Competition Commission view about the Sky stake in ITV BSkyB’s 17.9% shareholding in ITV is likely to lead to a substantial lessening of competition in the all-TV market, according to the provisional findings of the Competition Commission (CC) investigation announced on 2nd October 2007 Sky ITV [Sector(s)] Media, TV [Date]

Output: 1 October 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] Next Generation Access in the UK: could Sky and Virgin Media be the real losers? Ofcom’s consultation document on Next Generation Access indicates a desire to avoid regulatory impediments to investment, not to force BT to act Sky BT Virgin Media [Sector(s)] Telecoms, Fixed Line [Date]

Output: 30 September 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] UK broadband market Q2 2007 At 30th June 2007 there were approximately 14.5 million fixed broadband subscribers in the UK and residential broadband penetration was approximately 52% [Sector(s)] Telecoms, Fixed Line [Date]

Output: 29 September 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] Blyk: easy money? A new MVNO, Blyk, launched in the UK this week offering limited free texts and voice minutes in exchange for receiving advertising [Sector(s)] Telecoms, Mobile [Date]

Output: 26 September 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] UK spectrum withdrawal: Ofcom wants it back Ofcom is proposing taking back and re-auctioning over 30% of Vodafone and O2’s 2G spectrum as part of more general plans for ‘refarming’ 2G spectrum to allow its use for 3G services Vodafone O2 [Sector(s)] Telecoms, Mobile [Date]

Output: 25 September 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] UK Commercial Radio Consolidation Further consolidation could lie ahead for the UK commercial radio sector. EMAP is expected to offer its radio assets for sale and Scottish Media Group plans to divest Virgin Radio. The battleground is competition for listeners drawn by the BBC's increasingly popular national radio networks. This report however examines past consolidation, which produced substantial cost savings, without noticeably improving the commercial sector's fortunes. In our view, for consolidation to succeed in this regard, much greater attention will need to be paid to improving content BBC SMG Virgin Media [Sector(s)] Media, Music and Radio [Date]

Output: 18 September 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] iPhone in the UK: over here, overhyped and overpriced The Apple iPhone will finally be available in the UK on 9th November, sold exclusively through Apple, O2 and Carphone Warehouse, and costing a hefty £269 when bought with a minimum £35 a month 18 month contract Carphone Warehouse Apple O2 [Sector(s)] Telecoms, Mobile [Date]

Output: 17 September 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] Emap Sale and Consumer Magazine Trends Emap’s decision in July 2007 to sell off the entire group – consumer magazines, radio and business-to-business (B2B) – as a whole or in parts, provides the context for our examination of the state of the consumer magazine sector. The recently released ABC circulation figures highlight the plight of this sector as a whole and, within it, the precarious state of certain genres, especially lad's magazines. This report presents our analysis of the ABC circulation figures and provides our forecasts for the sector to 2012 [Sector(s)] Media, Press [Date]

Output: 12 September 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] Neuf Cegetel This report presents our analysis of Neuf Cegetel alongside that of close rival Iliad (which trades under the Free brand). Neuf and Iliad are France’s two leading unbundlers, are both quoted on the Euronext exchange and, since Neuf’s IPO in November 2006, have been assessed largely in parallel by investors. We anticipate Neuf's Investor Day on 12th September will provide analysts with greater detail on Neuf’s strategy to improve by 2010 its profitability to the level enjoyed by Iliad. Iliad [Sector(s)] Telecoms [Date]

Output: 10 September 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] Apple’s iPods: reaching maturity? Apple revealed an updated iPod range to stimulate demand in the run up to the all important Christmas quarter, when iPod revenues typically account for 50% of Apple’s totals Apple [Sector(s)] Media, Music and Radio [Date]

Output: 9 September 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] The Broadband Warehouse?' Carphone Warehouse is seeking to position itself as an impartial guide to the broadband products from 6 different brands, although it is not selling the product sets of BT, Sky or Tiscali Carphone Warehouse [Sector(s)] Telecoms, Fixed Line [Date]

Output: 5 September 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] The CRR dividend - what dividend? The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has confirmed receipt of a formal request from ITV plc for a review of the Contract Rights Renewal (CRR) remedy and will announce its decision whether to proceed before the year is over ITV [Sector(s)] Media, TV [Date]

Output: 3 September 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] Apple TV in the UK Apple has now launched downloads of 28 US TV series in the UK, hoping to drive demand for portable video watching on iPod or for home viewing via Apple TV Apple [Sector(s)] Media, TV [Date]

Output: 27 August 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [0] H3G HI 2007 results - Slow growth H3G’s revenue growth has slowed significantly, with H1 revenue flat on the previous half, driven by steady churn and a reduced investment in customer acquisition Hutchison 3G [Sector(s)] Telecoms, Mobile [Date]

Output: 22 August 2007 Access this report Email Please enter your email address to confirm that you are a subscriber. Then click Email to have it sent to you or Download to download directly. If your company subscribes to Enders Analysis research but you do not currently receive the reports directly and would like to be added to the distribution list, or if you are interested in your company taking out a subscription, please get in touch to see how you can purchase access to our publications.


Input: [Importance] 1 [Item] Software [Explanation]

Output: Bryan's software on the toolserver is where people actually cast their votes.

Commons:Picture of the Year/2007/Translations - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Importance] 2 [Item] Wiki pages info voting page committee page [Explanation]

Output: These pages on Commons. They explain the POTY rules.

Commons:Picture of the Year/2007/Translations - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Importance] 3 [Item] Sitenotice [Explanation]

Output: The notice is put in MediaWiki:Sitenotice at Commons (& other wikis if they choose).

Commons:Picture of the Year/2007/Translations - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Importance] 4 [Item] Announcements [Explanation]

Output: To be posted to mailing lists and village pumps to alert people that the competition is on.

Commons:Picture of the Year/2007/Translations - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Importance] 5 [Item] Template/banners [Explanation]

Output: Used on the image pages of images that are eligible in the competition.

Commons:Picture of the Year/2007/Translations - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [Importance] 6 [Item] Image captions [Explanation]

Output: One-line description of each image, especially needed for finalists.

Commons:Picture of the Year/2007/Translations - Wikimedia Commons


Input: [0] select this vote [Chamber/Committee] Assembly Committee on Natural Resources [Motion] Do pass and be re-referred to the Committee on Transportation. [Date] 4/25/2011 [Result]

Output: This motion PASSED the Assembly Committee on Natural Resources 5 voted YES 4 voted NO 0 voted present/not voting

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Input: [0] select this vote [Chamber/Committee] Assembly Committee on Transportation [Motion] Do pass as amended and be re-referred to the Committee on Appropriations. [Date] 5/02/2011 [Result]

Output: This motion DID NOT PASS the Assembly Committee on Transportation 6 voted YES 3 voted NO 5 voted present/not voting

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Input: [0] select this vote [Chamber/Committee] Assembly Committee on Transportation [Motion] Set first hearing. Failed passage. Reconsideration granted. [Date] 5/02/2011 [Result]

Output: This motion PASSED the Assembly Committee on Transportation 14 voted YES 0 voted NO 0 voted present/not voting

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Input: [0] select this vote [Chamber/Committee] Assembly Committee on Transportation [Motion] Do pass and be re-referred to the Committee on Appropriations. [Date] 1/09/2012 [Result]

Output: This motion PASSED the Assembly Committee on Transportation 14 voted YES 0 voted NO 0 voted present/not voting

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Input: [0] select this vote [Chamber/Committee] Assembly Committee on Appropriations [Motion] Do pass as amended. [Date] 1/19/2012 [Result]

Output: This motion PASSED the Assembly Committee on Appropriations 16 voted YES 1 voted NO 0 voted present/not voting

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Input: [0] currently selected [Chamber/Committee] Assembly [Motion] AB 523 VALADAO Assembly Third Reading [Date] 1/30/2012 [Result]

Output: This bill PASSED the Assembly 73 voted YES 2 voted NO 5 voted present/not voting

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Input: [0] select this vote [Chamber/Committee] Senate Committee on Transportation and Housing [Motion] Do pass, but re-refer to the Committee on Environmental Quality. [Date] 6/12/2012 [Result]

Output: This motion PASSED the Senate Committee on Transportation and Housing 6 voted YES 0 voted NO 3 voted present/not voting

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Input: [0] select this vote [Chamber/Committee] Senate Committee on Environmental Quality [Motion] Do pass, but re-refer to the Committee on Appropriations Recommend Consent. [Date] 6/18/2012 [Result]

Output: This motion PASSED the Senate Committee on Environmental Quality 7 voted YES 0 voted NO 0 voted present/not voting

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Input: [0] select this vote [Chamber/Committee] Senate [Motion] Consent Calendar 2nd AB523 Valadao [Date] 7/06/2012 [Result]

Output: This bill PASSED the Senate 36 voted YES 0 voted NO 4 voted present/not voting

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Input: [0] select this vote [Chamber/Committee] Assembly [Motion] AB 523 VALADAO Concurrence in Senate Amendments [Date] 8/09/2012 [Result]

Output: This bill PASSED the Assembly 75 voted YES 0 voted NO 5 voted present/not voting

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Input: [1] Week 1 [2] Week 2 [4] Week 4 [3]

Output: Week 3


Input: [0] Monday [1] Wagon Ride or a Sled Ride [2] Walk [4] Snow Flake or Leaf Hunt [3]

Output: Snow or Sand Drawings & Prints


Input: [0] Tuesday [1] Colour Treasure Hunt [2] Sand Castles or Snow Castles [4] Hide and Seek [3]

Output: Fall & Winter Ball Play


Input: [0] Wednesday [1] Make a Snow or Sand People [2] Coloured Light on the Sand or Snow [4] Riding Toys or Sliding [3]

Output: Laundry Basket Target


Input: [0] Thursday [1] Snow Painting or Fence Painting [2] The Bear Went Over the Mountain [4] Ring Around the Rosie [3]

Output: Follow Me


Input: [0] Friday [1] Duck Duck Goose [2] Action Songs [4] Walk [3]

Output: Snow Angels or Let's Exercise!


Input: [0] Voidnesses [Type of Phenomenon] thoroughly established [Existence from Self-Nature] yes [Existence from Own Side] yes yes [Two Truth] deepest truth yes [True Existence] yes [How Knowable] imputedly [Substantial Existence]

Output: no

Basic Features of the Gelug-Chittamatra System – 1 Types of Phenomena and Ways of Existing


Input: [0] Forms of Physical Phenomena [Type of Phenomenon] dependent [Existence from Self-Nature] yes [Existence from Own Side] yes yes [Two Truth] superficial truth yes [True Existence] yes [How Knowable] self-sufficiently [Substantial Existence]

Output: yes

Basic Features of the Gelug-Chittamatra System – 1 Types of Phenomena and Ways of Existing