Input: [Planet] Mars [Dry] Dry planet [Element]

Output: Fire element

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Input: [Planet] Mercury [Dry] Water planet [Element]

Output: Earth element

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Input: [Planet] Jupiter [Dry] Water planet [Element]

Output: Speed element

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Input: [Planet] Venus [Dry] Water planet [Element]

Output: Water element

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Input: [Planet] Saturn [Dry] Dry planet [Element]

Output: Air element

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Input: [Planet] Sign [Dry] Planet [Element]

Output: Value

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Input: [Planet] Aries [Dry] Fire [Element]

Output: 1/4 Water

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Input: [Planet] Taurus [Dry] Earth [Element]

Output: 1/2 Water

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Input: [Planet] Gemini [Dry] Air [Element]

Output: 0 Water

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Input: [Planet] Cancer [Dry] Water [Element]

Output: Full Water

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Input: [Planet] Leo [Dry] Fire [Element]

Output: 0 Water

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Input: [Planet] Virgo [Dry] Earth [Element]

Output: 0 Water

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Input: [Planet] Libra [Dry] Air [Element]

Output: 1/4 Water

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Input: [Planet] Scorpio [Dry] Water [Element]

Output: Full Water

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Input: [Planet] Sagittarius [Dry] Fire [Element]

Output: 1/2 Water

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Input: [Planet] Capricorn [Dry] Earth [Element]

Output: Full Water

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Input: [Planet] Aquarius [Dry] Air [Element]

Output: 1/2 Water

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Input: [Planet] Pisces [Dry] Water [Element]

Output: Full Water

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Input: [Flash Code] 1 [Suggested Actions] Battery Charge is running low, Recharge Batteries as soon as possible [Fault Type]

Output: Battery Needs Recharging


Input: [Flash Code] 2 [Suggested Actions] Drive Inhibited, Batteries too low, recharge Batteries [Fault Type]

Output: Battery Voltage too low


Input: [Flash Code] 3 [Suggested Actions] Battery Charge too high. May be caused by over charging. [Fault Type]

Output: Battery Voltage too high


Input: [Flash Code] 4 [Suggested Actions] The Scooter has drawn too much current for too long. Turn scooter power off leave for a few minutes and turn on again. Check Motor and Loom for Shorts [Fault Type]

Output: Current Limit time-out


Input: [Flash Code] 5 [Suggested Actions] Check Park Brake and Loom for Short and Open Circuits [Fault Type]

Output: Brake Fault


Input: [Flash Code] 6 [Suggested Actions] Check Throttle is released and power up Check Throttle Neutral is calibrated correctly [Fault Type]

Output: Out of Neutral at Power Up


Input: [Flash Code] 7 [Suggested Actions] Check Throttle Pot as it may not be correctly set up. Check for Open or Short Circuits in Pot wiring. Check condition of Pot [Fault Type]

Output: Speed Pot Error


Input: [Flash Code] 8 [Suggested Actions] The Motor or Motor Loom may be Faulty. Check for Open or Short Circuits [Fault Type]

Output: Motor Fault


Input: [Flash Code] 9 [Suggested Actions] Contact Service Agent [Fault Type]

Output: Other Internal Errors


Input: Access Services [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes 2 Yes 2 Yes 2 Yes 2

Output: Yes

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Input: App Catalog (SharePoint) [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: App Deployment: Cloud-Hosted Apps [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: App Deployment: SharePoint-Hosted Apps [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: App Management Services [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: BCS: Alerts for External Lists [Office 365 Business Premium] No No Yes Yes No

Output: No

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Input: BCS: App Scoped External Content Types (ECTs) [Office 365 Business Premium] No No Yes Yes No

Output: No

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Input: BCS: Business Data Webparts [Office 365 Business Premium] No No Yes Yes No

Output: No

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Input: BCS: External List [Office 365 Business Premium] No No Yes Yes No

Output: No

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Input: BCS: OData connector [Office 365 Business Premium] No No Yes Yes No

Output: No

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Input: BCS: Profile Pages [Office 365 Business Premium] No No No No No

Output: No

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Input: BCS: Rich Client Integration [Office 365 Business Premium] No No No No No

Output: No

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Input: BCS: Secure Store Service [Office 365 Business Premium] No No Yes Yes No

Output: No

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Input: BCS: Tenant-level external data log [Office 365 Business Premium] No No Yes Yes No

Output: No

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Input: Browser-based customizations [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: Client Object Model (OM) [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: Client-side rendering (CSR) [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: Custom Site Definitions [Office 365 Business Premium] No No No No No

Output: No

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Input: Custom Site Provisioning [Office 365 Business Premium] No No No No No

Output: No

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Input: Developer Site [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: Forms Based Applications [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: Full-Trust Solutions [Office 365 Business Premium] No No No No No

Output: No

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Input: InfoPath Forms Services [Office 365 Business Premium] No No Yes Yes Yes

Output: No

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Input: JavaScript Object Model [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: List and Library APIs [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: Remote Event Receiver [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: REST API [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: Sandboxed Solutions [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: SharePoint Design Manager [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: SharePoint Designer [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: SharePoint Store [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: Workflow 2010 (.NET 3.5) [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: Workflow 2010 (out of the box) [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: Workflow 2013 [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes 1 Yes 1 Yes 1 Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: Workload API: ECM APIs [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: Workload API: Search APIs [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: Workload API: Social APIs [Office 365 Business Premium] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Output: Yes

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Input: [old] a [new] a [IPA] a [sample words] kalva [English glosses]

Output: betel nut

Language Documentation & Conservation, 1(2), December 2007: Natqgu Literacy: Capturing Three Domains for Written Language Use


Input: [old] e [new] e [IPA] e [sample words] neke [English glosses]

Output: who, interrogative

Language Documentation & Conservation, 1(2), December 2007: Natqgu Literacy: Capturing Three Domains for Written Language Use


Input: [old] i [new] i [IPA] i [sample words] mibi [English glosses]

Output: rotten

Language Documentation & Conservation, 1(2), December 2007: Natqgu Literacy: Capturing Three Domains for Written Language Use


Input: [old] o [new] o [IPA] o [sample words] ioto [English glosses]

Output: infant

Language Documentation & Conservation, 1(2), December 2007: Natqgu Literacy: Capturing Three Domains for Written Language Use


Input: [old] u [new] u [IPA] u [sample words] tumu [English glosses]

Output: fish species

Language Documentation & Conservation, 1(2), December 2007: Natqgu Literacy: Capturing Three Domains for Written Language Use


Input: [old] o [new] c [sample words] ncdc [English glosses]

Output: carrying stick from which things hang

Language Documentation & Conservation, 1(2), December 2007: Natqgu Literacy: Capturing Three Domains for Written Language Use


Input: [old] ü [new] q [sample words] nqmq [English glosses]

Output: way, tradition, character

Language Documentation & Conservation, 1(2), December 2007: Natqgu Literacy: Capturing Three Domains for Written Language Use


Input: [old] ö [new] r [sample words] mrbr [English glosses]

Output: to forget

Language Documentation & Conservation, 1(2), December 2007: Natqgu Literacy: Capturing Three Domains for Written Language Use


Input: [old] ä [new] x [IPA] æ [sample words] kxrkx [English glosses]

Output: which is spicy

Language Documentation & Conservation, 1(2), December 2007: Natqgu Literacy: Capturing Three Domains for Written Language Use


Input: [old] ë [new] z [IPA] ə [sample words] zvz [English glosses]

Output: always, habitually

Language Documentation & Conservation, 1(2), December 2007: Natqgu Literacy: Capturing Three Domains for Written Language Use


Input: [Command] motion-control info [Description]

Output: Brief information about motion version and number of threads running.


Input: [Command] motion-control conf list [Description]

Output: List all configuration parameters/options with their type and a short help text. Not all parameters have a help text yet.


Input: [Command] motion-control conf get [threadnr] [parameter] [Description]

Output: Get the value of a configuration parameter for a given thread. Thread 0 means the global or default value. If a parameter is not defined for a given thread then this value will be used instead as a default value.


Input: [Command] motion-control conf set [threadnr] [parameter] [value] [Description]

Output: Set the value of a configuration parameter for a given thread. Thread 0 means the global or default value. If a parameter is not defined for a given thread then this value will be used instead as a default value.


Input: [Command] motion-control conf write [Description]

Output: Write all motion config files. Both the motion.conf and all thread config files. Note that this overwrites the original config files. All old comments are lost.


Input: [Command] motion-control action makemovie [threadnr] [Description]

Output: Make an mpeg movie on a given thread.


Input: [Command] motion-control action snapshot [threadnr] [Description]

Output: Save a snapshot picture of a given thread.


Input: [Command] motion-control action quit [Description]

Output: Make motion quit completely. Useful for stopping motion when it runs as a daemon.


Input: [Command] motion-control detection pause [threadnr] [Description]

Output: Disables the saving of pictures, snapshots etc for a given thread but does not stop the webcam server.


Input: [Command] motion-control detection resume [threadnr] [Description]

Output: Resume the saving of pictures, snapshots etc for a given thread.


Input: [Command] motion-control track auto [threadnr] [value] [Description]

Output: Enable auto tracking. 0=disabled, 1=enabled. Auto tracking is always disabled when motion starts. Manual tracking is still possible when auto tracking is turned off.


Input: [Command] motion-control track set [threadnr] [value_x] [value_y] [Description]

Output: Turn camera to a specific position. Values x and y are in degrees from center. Up and right are positive numbers, Down and left are negative numbers. If you want to move the camera in one dimension and leave the other unchanged set the value for the one to be unchanged to an out of range value such a 1000. For a Logitech Quickcam Sphere/Orbit the range for pan (x) is -69 to 69 degrees and the range for tilt is -30 to 24 degrees.


Input: [Command] motion-control track pan [threadnr] [value] [Description]

Output: Turn camera to a position in degrees relative to current position. Value is in degrees and positive values means turn right, negative means turn left.. This is a good command for small step sizes like 10-20 degrees. If value is out of range camera will move as far as it can.


Input: [Command] motion-control track tilt [threadnr] [value] [Description]

Output: Tilt camera to a position in degrees relative to current position. Value is in degrees and positive values means tilt up, negative means tilt down. This is a good command for small step sizes like 5-10 degrees. If value is out of range camera will move as far as it can.


Input: [0] 1 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: IMMERSION TEACHING


Input: [0] 2 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: TOUGH DEAL FOR THE UNEMPLOYED


Input: [0] 3 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: CONFUCIANISM CAN BE CONFUSING


Input: [0] 4 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: A TAINTED LEGACY


Input: [0] 5 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: IMPORTANCE OF THE SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONES IN CHINA


Input: [0] 6 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: MADONNA


Input: [0] 7 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: COMPUTERS IN U.S. HIGH SCHOOLS


Input: [0] 8 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: THE GOOD LANGUAGE LEARNER (1)


Input: [0] 9 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: THE GOOD LANGUAGE LEARNER (2)


Input: [0] 10 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: THE DRIFT TO GLOBAL DISORDER


Input: [0] 11 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: NUCLEAR WEAPONS


Input: [0] 12 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: PRESS STATEMENT


Input: [0] 13 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: THE REAL THING


Input: [0] 14 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: TEACHING METHODS MUST BE CHANGED


Input: [0] 15 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: A LETTER OF COMPLAINT


Input: [0] 16 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: FINDING A JOB


Input: [0] 17 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: THE CORPORATE MESSAGE


Input: [0] 18 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: TAILORING A SALES STRATEGY TO GET RESULTS


Input: [0] 19 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: A GOOD BOOK


Input: [0] 20 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: GLOBAL WARMING


Input: [0] 21 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: WHAT THE CHILDREN THINK


Input: [0] 22 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: IT'S HANOI'S SUMMER OF LOVE


Input: [0] 23 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: LEARNING TO LOVE ONESELF


Input: [0] 24 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: BRUCE WILLIS


Input: [0] 25 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: CHINA'S LOOMING ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS


Input: [0] 26 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: AND THE LOSER IS......AARON


Input: [0] 27 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: ELECTRIC CARS ~ THE ROAD TO LESS POLLUTION


Input: [0] 28 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: QUAKE SPARKS TERROR ACROSS CHINA


Input: [0] 29 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: THE WORD ABOUT TEEN SEX


Input: [0] 30 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: SORROW IN A FADED PARADISE


Input: [0] 31 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: INVESTIGATORS TO PROBE TERROR FLIGHT


Input: [0] 32 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: SWEET SOUND OF UNREQUITED LOVE


Input: [0] 33 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: THE MAN THEY LOVE TO HATE


Input: [0] 34 [Test] T [Practice] P [Title]

Output: POPULATION


Input: [Regiment] 3rd [Lapels] Dark Green [Collar] Dark Green [Cuffs] White [Buttons] Yellow [Pockets]

Output: Horizontal

The White Uniforms of the French Army, 1806-1807 by Guy C. Dempsey Jr.


Input: [Regiment] 13th [Lapels] Black [Collar] Black [Cuffs] Black [Buttons] White [Pockets]

Output: Vertical

The White Uniforms of the French Army, 1806-1807 by Guy C. Dempsey Jr.


Input: [Regiment] 14th [Lapels] Black [Collar] White [Cuffs] Black [Buttons] White [Pockets]

Output: Vertical

The White Uniforms of the French Army, 1806-1807 by Guy C. Dempsey Jr.


Input: [Regiment] 15th [Lapels] Black [Collar] Black [Cuffs] White [Buttons] White [Pockets]

Output: Vertical

The White Uniforms of the French Army, 1806-1807 by Guy C. Dempsey Jr.


Input: [Regiment] 16th [Lapels] White [Collar] Black [Cuffs] Black [Buttons] White [Pockets]

Output: Vertical

The White Uniforms of the French Army, 1806-1807 by Guy C. Dempsey Jr.


Input: [Regiment] 17th [Lapels] Scarlet [Collar] Scarlet [Cuffs] Scarlet [Buttons] Yellow [Pockets]

Output: Horizontal

The White Uniforms of the French Army, 1806-1807 by Guy C. Dempsey Jr.


Input: [Regiment] 18th [Lapels] Scarlet [Collar] White [Cuffs] Scarlet [Buttons] Yellow [Pockets]

Output: Horizontal

The White Uniforms of the French Army, 1806-1807 by Guy C. Dempsey Jr.


Input: [Regiment] 21st [Lapels] Scarlet [Collar] Scarlet [Cuffs] Scarlet [Buttons] White [Pockets]

Output: Vertical

The White Uniforms of the French Army, 1806-1807 by Guy C. Dempsey Jr.


Input: [Regiment] 32nd [Lapels] White [Collar] Dark Brown [Cuffs] Dark Brown [Buttons] White [Pockets]

Output: Vertical

The White Uniforms of the French Army, 1806-1807 by Guy C. Dempsey Jr.


Input: [Regiment] 33rd [Lapels] Violet [Collar] Violet [Cuffs] Violet [Buttons] Yellow [Pockets]

Output: Horizontal

The White Uniforms of the French Army, 1806-1807 by Guy C. Dempsey Jr.


Input: [Regiment] 46th [Lapels] Sky Blue [Collar] White [Cuffs] Sky Blue [Buttons] White [Pockets]

Output: Vertical

The White Uniforms of the French Army, 1806-1807 by Guy C. Dempsey Jr.


Input: [Regiment] 53rd [Lapels] Pink [Collar] Pink [Cuffs] Pink [Buttons] White [Pockets]

Output: Vertical

The White Uniforms of the French Army, 1806-1807 by Guy C. Dempsey Jr.


Input: [Measure 6 Level] 7 [Descriptor] Works cooperatively with adult to plan and organize activities and to solve problems [Examples]

Output: “I can help set the table for snack.” Cooperates and plans with adult to find a way to bring water to the sandbox. Interacts with adult to solve a problem he’s having with a puzzle. Plans an art activity with adult.

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Input: [Measure 6 Level] 6 [Descriptor] Relates regularly to familiar adult to share ideas, experiences, feelings, and plans [Examples]

Output: Asks, “Can we play with play dough?” Calls familiar adult over while doing an activity. Communicates with familiar adult about feeling sad. Uses gestures to show adult how he or she was hurt when playing. Asks, “Guess what I saw yesterday?” Asks adult why other child is not going outside. Pulls adult to site where he/she found a bug.

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Input: [Measure 6 Level] 5 [Descriptor] Seeks familiar adult to get needs met [Examples]

Output: Communicates, “Teacher I need help.” Asks adult sitting next to her to tie her shoes. Asks adult to get something he or she cannot reach. Seeks out familiar adult to play trucks or a game.

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Input: [Measure 6 Level] 4 [Descriptor] Seeks to maintain contact with familiar adult through eye contact, vocalizations, or physically [Examples]

Output: Places a toy on familiar adult’s lap, goes to get another toy and then places that toy on familiar adult’s lap. When not sure if something is safe, looks at or goes to familiar adult. Makes eye contact with familiar adult from time to time. Vocalizes to familiar adult on other side of room.

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Input: [Measure 6 Level] 3 [Descriptor] Shows anxiety over separation from familiar adults [Examples]

Output: At drop off time: Momentarily cries or clings to parent. Crawls or walks to the door and stays there. Becomes very quiet and hesitant to join other activities.

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Input: [Measure 6 Level] 2 [Descriptor] Responds to actions or facial expressions of familiar adult [Examples]

Output: Imitates familiar adult’s smile. Keeps track of familiar adult’s movement around the room. Shows preference for being held by a familiar adult.

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Input: [Measure 6 Level] 1 [Descriptor] Attends to familiar adult’s face and voice [Examples]

Output: Turns head toward familiar adult. Looks in direction of familiar adult’s voice.

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Input: [0] 1 [Women] More emotional [Men]

Output: Chauvinistic cold logic


Input: [0] 2 [Women] Relationship oriented [Men]

Output: Work oriented


Input: [0] 3 [Women] Enjoy the detailed processes [Men]

Output: Goal oriented


Input: [0] 4 [Women] Know intuitively [Men]

Output: Learn by analysis


Input: [0] 5 [Women] Physically weaker [Men]

Output: Physically strong


Input: [0] 6 [Women] More often to feel depressed [Men]

Output: Often feel inadequate


Input: [0] 7 [Women] Able to appreciate past , present & future [Men]

Output: Can only cope with one issue at a time


Input: [0] ILE ENTp [carefree / farsighted] carefree [yielding / obstinate] yielding [static / dynamic] static [aristocratic / democratic] democratic [tactical / strategic] tactical [positivist / negativist] positivist [judicious / decisive] judicious [merry / serious] merry [process / result] process [asking / declaring] asking [constructivist / emotivist]

Output: constructivist


Input: [0] SEI ISFp [carefree / farsighted] carefree [yielding / obstinate] yielding [static / dynamic] dynamic [aristocratic / democratic] democratic [tactical / strategic] strategic [positivist / negativist] negativist [judicious / decisive] judicious [merry / serious] merry [process / result] process [asking / declaring] declaring [constructivist / emotivist]

Output: emotivist


Input: [0] ESE ESFj [carefree / farsighted] farsighted [yielding / obstinate] obstinate [static / dynamic] dynamic [aristocratic / democratic] democratic [tactical / strategic] tactical [positivist / negativist] positivist [judicious / decisive] judicious [merry / serious] merry [process / result] result [asking / declaring] declaring [constructivist / emotivist]

Output: constructivist


Input: [0] LII INTj [carefree / farsighted] farsighted [yielding / obstinate] obstinate [static / dynamic] static [aristocratic / democratic] democratic [tactical / strategic] strategic [positivist / negativist] negativist [judicious / decisive] judicious [merry / serious] merry [process / result] result [asking / declaring] asking [constructivist / emotivist]

Output: emotivist


Input: [0] EIE ENFj [carefree / farsighted] carefree [yielding / obstinate] obstinate [static / dynamic] dynamic [aristocratic / democratic] aristocratic [tactical / strategic] strategic [positivist / negativist] negativist [judicious / decisive] decisive [merry / serious] merry [process / result] process [asking / declaring] asking [constructivist / emotivist]

Output: constructivist


Input: [0] LSI ISTj [carefree / farsighted] carefree [yielding / obstinate] obstinate [static / dynamic] static [aristocratic / democratic] aristocratic [tactical / strategic] tactical [positivist / negativist] positivist [judicious / decisive] decisive [merry / serious] merry [process / result] process [asking / declaring] declaring [constructivist / emotivist]

Output: emotivist


Input: [0] SLE ESTp [carefree / farsighted] farsighted [yielding / obstinate] yielding [static / dynamic] static [aristocratic / democratic] aristocratic [tactical / strategic] strategic [positivist / negativist] negativist [judicious / decisive] decisive [merry / serious] merry [process / result] result [asking / declaring] declaring [constructivist / emotivist]

Output: constructivist


Input: [0] IEI INFp [carefree / farsighted] farsighted [yielding / obstinate] yielding [static / dynamic] dynamic [aristocratic / democratic] aristocratic [tactical / strategic] tactical [positivist / negativist] positivist [judicious / decisive] decisive [merry / serious] merry [process / result] result [asking / declaring] asking [constructivist / emotivist]

Output: emotivist


Input: [0] SEE ESFp [carefree / farsighted] farsighted [yielding / obstinate] obstinate [static / dynamic] static [aristocratic / democratic] democratic [tactical / strategic] strategic [positivist / negativist] positivist [judicious / decisive] decisive [merry / serious] serious [process / result] process [asking / declaring] asking [constructivist / emotivist]

Output: emotivist


Input: [0] ILI INTp [carefree / farsighted] farsighted [yielding / obstinate] obstinate [static / dynamic] dynamic [aristocratic / democratic] democratic [tactical / strategic] tactical [positivist / negativist] negativist [judicious / decisive] decisive [merry / serious] serious [process / result] process [asking / declaring] declaring [constructivist / emotivist]

Output: constructivist


Input: [0] LIE ENTj [carefree / farsighted] carefree [yielding / obstinate] yielding [static / dynamic] dynamic [aristocratic / democratic] democratic [tactical / strategic] strategic [positivist / negativist] positivist [judicious / decisive] decisive [merry / serious] serious [process / result] result [asking / declaring] declaring [constructivist / emotivist]

Output: emotivist


Input: [0] ESI ISFj [carefree / farsighted] carefree [yielding / obstinate] yielding [static / dynamic] static [aristocratic / democratic] democratic [tactical / strategic] tactical [positivist / negativist] negativist [judicious / decisive] decisive [merry / serious] serious [process / result] result [asking / declaring] asking [constructivist / emotivist]

Output: constructivist


Input: [0] LSE ESTj [carefree / farsighted] farsighted [yielding / obstinate] yielding [static / dynamic] dynamic [aristocratic / democratic] aristocratic [tactical / strategic] tactical [positivist / negativist] negativist [judicious / decisive] judicious [merry / serious] serious [process / result] process [asking / declaring] asking [constructivist / emotivist]

Output: emotivist


Input: [0] EII INFj [carefree / farsighted] farsighted [yielding / obstinate] yielding [static / dynamic] static [aristocratic / democratic] aristocratic [tactical / strategic] strategic [positivist / negativist] positivist [judicious / decisive] judicious [merry / serious] serious [process / result] process [asking / declaring] declaring [constructivist / emotivist]

Output: constructivist


Input: [0] IEE ENFp [carefree / farsighted] carefree [yielding / obstinate] obstinate [static / dynamic] static [aristocratic / democratic] aristocratic [tactical / strategic] tactical [positivist / negativist] negativist [judicious / decisive] judicious [merry / serious] serious [process / result] result [asking / declaring] declaring [constructivist / emotivist]

Output: emotivist


Input: [0] SLI ISTp [carefree / farsighted] carefree [yielding / obstinate] obstinate [static / dynamic] dynamic [aristocratic / democratic] aristocratic [tactical / strategic] strategic [positivist / negativist] positivist [judicious / decisive] judicious [merry / serious] serious [process / result] result [asking / declaring] asking [constructivist / emotivist]

Output: constructivist


Input: [0] Independent [Direct Insurer] No, Employees of Insurance Co.

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Offer Products for more than one Insurance Co. [Direct Insurer] No, only offer their products.

Output: Yes

Auto Insurance : Commerical Auto Insurance : Home Insurance : QuickSave Insurance


Input: [0] Record your conversations [Direct Insurer] Yes, could be used against you in a claim dispute.

Output: No

Auto Insurance : Commerical Auto Insurance : Home Insurance : QuickSave Insurance


Input: [0] Call Center Environment [Direct Insurer] Yes

Output: No

Auto Insurance : Commerical Auto Insurance : Home Insurance : QuickSave Insurance


Input: [0] Assist with Objective, Impartial advice on a Claim [Direct Insurer] No

Output: Yes

Auto Insurance : Commerical Auto Insurance : Home Insurance : QuickSave Insurance


Input: [0] Intervine on your behalf on claims or problems [Direct Insurer] No

Output: Yes

Auto Insurance : Commerical Auto Insurance : Home Insurance : QuickSave Insurance


Input: [0] Shop on your behalf for alternative competitive prices [Direct Insurer] No

Output: Yes

Auto Insurance : Commerical Auto Insurance : Home Insurance : QuickSave Insurance


Input: [0] House calls & visit Business Owners [Direct Insurer] No

Output: Yes

Auto Insurance : Commerical Auto Insurance : Home Insurance : QuickSave Insurance


Input: [0] Can call or visit our office to discuss your policy [Direct Insurer] No

Output: Yes

Auto Insurance : Commerical Auto Insurance : Home Insurance : QuickSave Insurance


Input: [Symptom] Fever [Cold] Fever is rare with a cold. [Swine Flu]

Output: Fever is usually present with the flu in up to 80% of all flu cases. A temperature of 100°F or higher for 3 to 4 days is associated with the flu.


Input: [Symptom] Coughing [Cold] A hacking, productive (mucus- producing) cough is often present with a cold. [Swine Flu]

Output: A non-productive (non-mucus producing) cough is usually present with the flu (sometimes referred to as dry cough).


Input: [Symptom] Aches [Cold] Slight body aches and pains can be part of a cold. [Swine Flu]

Output: Severe aches and pains are common with the flu.


Input: [Symptom] Stuffy Nose [Cold] Stuffy nose is commonly present with a cold and typically resolves spontaneously within a week. [Swine Flu]

Output: Stuffy nose is not commonly present with the flu.


Input: [Symptom] Chills [Cold] Chills are uncommon with a cold. [Swine Flu]

Output: 60% of people who have the flu experience chills.


Input: [Symptom] Tiredness [Cold] Tiredness is fairly mild with a cold. [Swine Flu]

Output: Tiredness is moderate to severe with the flu.


Input: [Symptom] Sneezing [Cold] Sneezing is commonly present with a cold. [Swine Flu]

Output: Sneezing is not common with the flu.


Input: [Symptom] Sudden Symptoms [Cold] Cold symptoms tend to develop over a few days. [Swine Flu]

Output: The flu has a rapid onset within 3-6 hours. The flu hits hard and includes sudden symptoms like high fever, aches and pains.


Input: [Symptom] Headache [Cold] A headache is fairly uncommon with a cold. [Swine Flu]

Output: A headache is very common with the flu, present in 80% of flu cases.


Input: [Symptom] ,Sore Throat [Cold] Sore throat is commonly present with a cold. [Swine Flu]

Output: Sore throat is not commonly present with the flu.


Input: [Symptom] Chest Discomfort [Cold] Chest discomfort is mild to moderate with a cold. [Swine Flu]

Output: Chest discomfort is often severe with the flu..


Input: [Label] [Parent] [Highlighted when...] (never highlighted) [Links to...]

Output: the parent of the current package


Input: [Label] [Package] [Highlighted when...] viewing a package [Links to...]

Output: the package containing the current object


Input: [Label] [Module] [Highlighted when...] viewing a module [Links to...]

Output: the module containing the current object


Input: [Label] [Class] [Highlighted when...] viewing a class [Links to...]

Output: the class containing the current object


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

Output: the trees page


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

Output: the index page


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

Output: the help page


Input: [Indices] state, pos_state [Used when] sequence start [Name]

Output: bm_match


Input: [Indices] state [Used when] after sequence 1 [Name]

Output: bm_rep


Input: [Indices] state [Used when] after sequence 11 [Name]

Output: bm_rep0


Input: [Indices] state [Used when] after sequence 111 [Name]

Output: bm_rep1


Input: [Indices] state [Used when] after sequence 1111 [Name]

Output: bm_rep2


Input: [Indices] state, pos_state [Used when] after sequence 110 [Name]

Output: bm_len


Input: [Q Signal] QRA [Used as a Reply] The name of my station is... [Used as a Question]

Output: What is the name of your station ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRB [Used as a Reply] The approximate distance between our stations is........nautical miles (or.... kilometers) [Used as a Question]

Output: How far approximately are you from my station ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRC [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRD [Used as a Reply] I am bound ___ from ___. [Used as a Question]

Output: Where are you bound and where are you coming from?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRE [Used as a Reply] My estimated time of arrival at ...(place) is .. hours. [Used as a Question]

Output: What is your estimated time of arrival at...(place)?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRF [Used as a Reply] I am returning to ...(place) [Used as a Question]

Output: Are you returning to...(place)?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRG [Used as a Reply] Your exact frequency (or that of...) is ...Khz (or Mhz) [Used as a Question]

Output: Will you tell me my exact frequency (or that of....) ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRH [Used as a Reply] Your frequency varies. [Used as a Question]

Output: Does my frequency vary ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRI [Used as a Reply] The tone of your transmission is ... 1 = good. 2 = variable. 3 = bad [Used as a Question]

Output: How is the tone of my transmission ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRJ [Used as a Reply] I cannot receive you, your signal is too weak. [Used as a Question]

Output: Are you receiving me badly?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRK [Used as a Reply] The readability of your signals is..... 1 = bad. 2 = poor. 3 = fair. 4 = good. 5 = excellent. [Used as a Question]

Output: What is the readability of my signals ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRL [Used as a Reply] I am busy [Used as a Question]

Output: Are you busy ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRM [Used as a Reply] I am being interfered with: 1 = nil. 2 = slightly. 3 = moderately. 4 = severely. 5 = extremely. [Used as a Question]

Output: Are you being interfered ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRN [Used as a Reply] I am troubled by static 1 = nil. 2 = slightly. 3 = moderately. 4 = severely. 5 = extremely. [Used as a Question]

Output: Are you troubled by static ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRO [Used as a Reply] Increase transmitter power. [Used as a Question]

Output: Shall I increase transmitter power ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRP [Used as a Reply] Decrease transmitter power. [Used as a Question]

Output: Shall I decrease transmitter power ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRQ [Used as a Reply] Send faster (or ... words per minute). [Used as a Question]

Output: Shall I send faster ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRR [Used as a Reply] I am ready for automatic operation. Send at ___ WPM. [Used as a Question]

Output: Are you ready for automatic operation?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRS [Used as a Reply] Send more slowly (or ... words per minute). [Used as a Question]

Output: Shall I send more slowly ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRT [Used as a Reply] Stop sending. [Used as a Question]

Output: Shall I stop sending ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRU [Used as a Reply] I have nothing for you. [Used as a Question]

Output: Have you anything for me ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRV [Used as a Reply] I am ready. [Used as a Question]

Output: Are you ready ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRW [Used as a Reply] Please inform...that I am calling him on...khz(or...Mhz) [Used as a Question]

Output: Shall I inform...that you are calling him on...khz (or...Mhz)?.

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRX [Used as a Reply] I will call you again at...hours (on ...khz (or ...Mhz)). [Used as a Question]

Output: When will you call me again ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRY [Used as a Reply] Your turn is number....(or according to any other indication). [Used as a Question]

Output: What is my turn ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QRZ [Used as a Reply] You are being called by...(on ...khz (or ...Mhz)). [Used as a Question]

Output: Who is calling me ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSA [Used as a Reply] The strength of your signals (or those of ...) is... 1 = scarcely perceptible. 2 = weak. 3 = fairly good. 4 = good. 5 = very good. [Used as a Question]

Output: What is the strength of my signals ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSB [Used as a Reply] Your signals are fading. [Used as a Question]

Output: Are my signals fading ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSC [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSD [Used as a Reply] Your keying is defective. [Used as a Question]

Output: Is my keying defective ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSE [Used as a Reply] Not used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSF [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSG [Used as a Reply] Send ___ messages at a time. [Used as a Question]

Output: Shall I send ___ messages at a time?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSH [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSI [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSJ [Used as a Reply] The charge to be collected per word is ___ including my international telegraph charge. [Used as a Question]

Output: What is the charge to be collected per word to ___ including your international telegraph charge?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSK [Used as a Reply] I can hear you between my signals;break in on my transmission [Used as a Question]

Output: Can you hear me between your signals and if so can I break in on your transmission ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSL [Used as a Reply] I am acknowledging receipt. [Used as a Question]

Output: Can you acknowledge receipt ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSM [Used as a Reply] Repeat the last message. [Used as a Question]

Output: Shall I repeate the last message which I sent you?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSN [Used as a Reply] I did hear you on ___ kHz. [Used as a Question]

Output: Did you hear me on ___ kHz?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSO [Used as a Reply] I can communicate with...direct (or by relay through...). [Used as a Question]

Output: Can you communicate with...?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSP [Used as a Reply] I will relay to... [Used as a Question]

Output: Will you relay to...?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSQ [Used as a Reply] I have a doctor on board (or ___ is on board.) [Used as a Question]

Output: Have you a doctor on board? (or is ___ on board?)

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSR [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSS [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QST [Used as a Reply] Here follows a message for radio-hams [Used as a Question]

Output: Is there any message for radio-hams ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSU [Used as a Reply] Send or reply on this frequency ? (on ...khz (or ...Mhz)). [Used as a Question]

Output: Shall I send or reply on this frequency ( or on ...khz (or ...Mhz))?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSV [Used as a Reply] Send a series of V''s on this frequency ( or on ...khz (or ...Mhz)). [Used as a Question]

Output: Shall I send a series of V''s on this frequency ( or on ...khz (or ...Mhz))?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSW [Used as a Reply] I am going to send on this frequency ( or on ...khz (or ...Mhz)). [Used as a Question]

Output: Will you send on this frequency ( or on ...khz (or ...Mhz))?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSX [Used as a Reply] I am listening to ...(call signs) on ...khz (or Mhz). [Used as a Question]

Output: Will you listen to...?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSY [Used as a Reply] Transmit on an other frequency. ( or on ...khz (or ...Mhz)). [Used as a Question]

Output: Shall I transmit on an other frequency ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QSZ [Used as a Reply] Send each word or group twice (or ___ times.) [Used as a Question]

Output: Shall I send each word or group more than once?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTA [Used as a Reply] Cancel message number ___. [Used as a Question]

Output: Shall I cancel message number ___?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTB [Used as a Reply] I do not agree with your counting of words. I will repeat the first letter or digit of each word or group. [Used as a Question]

Output: Do you agree with my counting of words?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTC [Used as a Reply] I have...messages for you. [Used as a Question]

Output: How many messages have you for me ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTD [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTE [Used as a Reply] Your true bearing from me is ___ degrees. [Used as a Question]

Output: What is my true bearing from you?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTF [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTG [Used as a Reply] I am going to send two dashes of 10 seconds each followed by my call sign. [Used as a Question]

Output: Will you send two dashes of 10 seconds each followed by your call sign?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTH [Used as a Reply] My position is... [Used as a Question]

Output: What is your position ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTI [Used as a Reply] My true track is ___ degrees. [Used as a Question]

Output: What is your true track?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTJ [Used as a Reply] My speed is ___ km/h. [Used as a Question]

Output: What is your speed?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTK [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTL [Used as a Reply] My true heading is ___ degrees. [Used as a Question]

Output: What is your true heading?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTM [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTN [Used as a Reply] I departed from ___ at ___ hours. [Used as a Question]

Output: At what time did you depart from ___?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTO [Used as a Reply] I have left dock (or port). [Used as a Question]

Output: Have you left dock (or port)?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTP [Used as a Reply] I am goin gto enter dock (or port.) [Used as a Question]

Output: Are you going to enter dock (or port)?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTQ [Used as a Reply] I am going to communicate with your staion by means of the International Code of Signals. [Used as a Question]

Output: Can you communicate with my station by meains of the International Code of Signals?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTR [Used as a Reply] The correct time is...(in UTC). [Used as a Question]

Output: What is the correct time (in UTC) ?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTS [Used as a Reply] I will send my call sign for ___ minutes so that my frequency may be measured. [Used as a Question]

Output: Will you send your call sign for ___ minutes so that your frequency can be measured?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTT [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTU [Used as a Reply] My station is open from ___ hours to ___ hours. [Used as a Question]

Output: What are the hours during which your station is open?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTV [Used as a Reply] Stand guard for me on the frequency of ___ kHz. [Used as a Question]

Output: Shall I stand guard for you on the frequency of ___ kHz?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTW [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTX [Used as a Reply] I will keep my station open for further communication with you. [Used as a Question]

Output: Will you keep your station open for further communication with me?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTY [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QTZ [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QUA [Used as a Reply] I have news of ___. [Used as a Question]

Output: Have you news of ___?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QUB [Used as a Reply] Here is the information you requested... [Used as a Question]

Output: Can you give me information concering visibility, height of cluds, direction and velocity of ground wind at ___?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QUC [Used as a Reply] The number of the last message I received from you is ___. [Used as a Question]

Output: What is the number of the last message you received from me?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QUD [Used as a Reply] I have received the urgency signal sent by ___. [Used as a Question]

Output: Have you received the urgency signal sent by ___?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QUE [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QUF [Used as a Reply] I have received the distress signal sent by ___. [Used as a Question]

Output: Have you received the distress signal sent by ___?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QUG [Used as a Reply] I am forced to land immediately. [Used as a Question]

Output: Will you be forced to land?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QUH [Used as a Reply] The present barometric pressure is ___ (units). [Used as a Question]

Output: Will you give me the present barometric pressure?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QUI [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QUJ [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QUK [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QUL [Used as a Reply] Not Used [Used as a Question]

Output: Not used

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Q Signal] QUM [Used as a Reply] Normal working may be resumed. [Used as a Question]

Output: May I resume normal working?

Q Signals for Morse Code (CW)


Input: [Description] A comprehensive design that targets coding regions of genes included in major databases. Target size 50Mb [Service price] Get a quote [Pre-designed panels]

Output: SureSelectXT Human All Exon V5*

Targeted Sequencing - Sequencing Services - OGT


Input: [Description] A comprehensive design that targets coding regions and UTRs of genes included in major databases. Target size 75Mb [Service price] Get a quote [Pre-designed panels]

Output: SureSelectXT Human All Exon V5+UTRs*

Targeted Sequencing - Sequencing Services - OGT


Input: [Description] A comprehensive design that targets coding regions of genes included in major databases. Target size 50Mb, with up to 6Mb or 57k oligos available for custom content [Service price] Get a quote [Pre-designed panels]

Output: SureSelectXT Human All Exon V5 Plus*

Targeted Sequencing - Sequencing Services - OGT


Input: [Description] Developed in collaboration with researchers from Emory University and The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, the SureSelect Clinical Research Exome delivers 10% more reads at 20x in specific hand-curated, disease-associated regions from OMIM, HGMD and ClinVar, while providing comprehensive coverage of the rest of the exome. Target size 54 Mb [Service price] Get a quote [Pre-designed panels]

Output: SureSelectXT Clinical Research Exome

Targeted Sequencing - Sequencing Services - OGT


Input: [Description] A highly targeted design that enables analysis of only the disease-associated targets providing deep coverage even on a benchtop sequencer [Service price] Get a quote [Pre-designed panels]

Output: SureSelectXT Focussed Exome

Targeted Sequencing - Sequencing Services - OGT


Input: [Description] Exon definition derived from Ensembl and RefSeq, designed against mm9 reference from UCSC. Target size 49.6Mb [Service price] Get a quote [Pre-designed panels]

Output: SureSelectXT Mouse All Exon

Targeted Sequencing - Sequencing Services - OGT


Input: [1] Required [Description] Your unique API key must be passed in. This will be matched with the IP address. [Parameter]

Output: APIKEY


Input: [1] Required [Description] The distribution list to be renamed. [Parameter]

Output: ListName


Input: [1] Required [Description] The new name the distribution list will be changed to. [Parameter]

Output: NewListName


Input: [1] Required [Description] The display name will be the name that your contacts will see when signing up for your distribution lists. The public will be able to see this name, so make sure it will make sense to your future contacts. [Parameter]

Output: DisplayName


Input: [1] Required [Description] The frequency of messages your subscribers receive each month must be disclosed by mobile industry regulations. [Parameter]

Output: Frequency


Input: [1] Required [Description] The description of the nature of messages your subscribers will receive when opted into this list must be disclosed. [Parameter]

Output: Description


Input: [0] Pay [BART's offer] A 12 percent pay raise over four years. [Unions' response]

Output: Unions want a net pay raise of 3 percent a year for four years after factoring in new contributions for health care and pension costs.

2 BART workers killed by train in Walnut Creek - San Antonio Express-News


Input: [0] Pension [BART's offer] For the first time, workers would have to put in 4 percent toward their pension. [Unions' response]

Output: Unions accepted this term.

2 BART workers killed by train in Walnut Creek - San Antonio Express-News


Input: [0] Health care [BART's offer] The flat $92 a month cost would increase by 9.5 percent. [Unions' response]

Output: Unions accepted this term.

2 BART workers killed by train in Walnut Creek - San Antonio Express-News


Input: [0] Work rule change [BART's offer] Switch to electronic pay stubs. [Unions' response]

Output: Unions prefer to keep the existing system of hand-delivering paycheck stubs, saying some members want paper records and not everyone has a computer.

2 BART workers killed by train in Walnut Creek - San Antonio Express-News


Input: [0] Work rule change [BART's offer] Require station agents to file reports by e-mail. [Unions' response]

Output: Unions did not provide a detailed response, but said this is among the reasons why an arbitrator should decide how past practices are handled.

2 BART workers killed by train in Walnut Creek - San Antonio Express-News


Input: [0] Work rule change [BART's offer] Management wants more flexibility to schedule workers based on the system's needs. [Unions' response]

Output: The unions say that workers deserve to have consistent and predictable work hours and locations.

2 BART workers killed by train in Walnut Creek - San Antonio Express-News


Input: Associated with the earth

Output: Associated with heaven

Mandala Madness: Attributes of Yin and Yang


Input: The earth is the source of all physical life

Output: The heavens are in motion and bring about change

Mandala Madness: Attributes of Yin and Yang


Input: Yin is associated with the following properties

Output: Yang is associated with the following properties

Mandala Madness: Attributes of Yin and Yang


Input: Night

Output: Day

Mandala Madness: Attributes of Yin and Yang


Input: Dark

Output: Light


Input: Rain

Output: Sunshine


Input: Water

Output: Fire


Input: Cold

Output: Heat


Input: Winter

Output: Summer


Input: Autumn

Output: Spring


Input: Odd Numbers

Output: Even Numbers

Mandala Madness: Attributes of Yin and Yang


Input: The Moon

Output: The Sun

Mandala Madness: Attributes of Yin and Yang


Input: North

Output: South


Input: West

Output: East


Input: Right

Output: Left


Input: Down

Output: Up


Input: Intuition

Output: Intellect


Input: Passive

Output: Active


Input: Static

Output: Dynamic


Input: Contraction

Output: Expansion


Input: Decreasing

Output: Increasing


Input: Conservative

Output: Innovative

Mandala Madness: Attributes of Yin and Yang


Input: Traditional

Output: Reformative


Input: Valley

Output: Mountain


Input: River

Output: Desert


Input: Curve

Output: Straight Line


Input: Soft

Output: Hard


Input: Solidifying

Output: Dissolving


Input: Psychological

Output: Physical

Mandala Madness: Attributes of Yin and Yang


Input: Astral

Output: Observable


Input: Dragon

Output: Tiger


Input: Kidneys Heart Liver Lungs

Output: Bladder Intestines Skin

Mandala Madness: Attributes of Yin and Yang


Input: North side of a hill

Output: South side of a hill

Mandala Madness: Attributes of Yin and Yang


Input: Away from the sun

Output: Toward the sun

Mandala Madness: Attributes of Yin and Yang


Input: [Description] This page attempts to show the similarities between the frequency content of an electrical waveform and the diffraction pattern of an object. [Page Title]

Output: Information Encoding

Teralab - Youngs Slit's Single Photon Diffraction with Live Interactive Experiment


Input: [Description] Information about how the experiment was built. [Page Title]

Output: Project Construction

Teralab - Youngs Slit's Single Photon Diffraction with Live Interactive Experiment


Input: [Description] Mathematical justification that the experiment can be considered to be diffracting individual photons. [Page Title]

Output: Single Photon Justification

Teralab - Youngs Slit's Single Photon Diffraction with Live Interactive Experiment


Input: [Description] A multiple choice quiz (requires Java). [Page Title]

Output: Quiz

Teralab - Youngs Slit's Single Photon Diffraction with Live Interactive Experiment


Input: [Description] Instructions for operation of the experiment. [Page Title]

Output: Instructions

Teralab - Youngs Slit's Single Photon Diffraction with Live Interactive Experiment


Input: [Description] The live interactive Young's slits experiment. Please read the instructions first. [Page Title]

Output: Online Experiment

Teralab - Youngs Slit's Single Photon Diffraction with Live Interactive Experiment


Input: [Description] Conclusion and references. [Page Title]

Output: Conclusion

Teralab - Youngs Slit's Single Photon Diffraction with Live Interactive Experiment


Input: [0] Sunday [Midnight-2a.m.] College [3 a.m.] Big Band [4 a.m.] Showtunes [5 a.m.] Classical [6 a.m.] Comtemporary Christian [7 a.m.] Contemporary Christian [8 a.m..] Contemporary Christian [9 a.m.] Sidewalk Café [10 a.m.] Sidewalk Café [11 a.m.] 70s [12 p.m.] 80s [2 p.m.] Country [3 p.m.] College [4 p.m.] College [5 p.m.] College [6 p.m.] College [7 p.m.] College [8 p.m.] College [9 p.m.] College [10 p.m.] College [11 p.m.] College [1 p.m.]

Output: Country

University of the Ozarks - Guests | KUOZ 100.5FM LP Program Schedule


Input: [0] Monday [Midnight-2a.m.] College [3 a.m.] Big Band [4 a.m.] Showtunes [5 a.m.] Classical [6 a.m.] Contemporary Christian [7 a.m.] 70s [8 a.m..] Hashtag AM [9 a.m.] College [10 a.m.] Art of the Song [11 a.m.] Country [12 p.m.] Democracy Now! [2 p.m.] The Big Show [3 p.m.] College [4 p.m.] College [5 p.m.] College [6 p.m.] College [7 p.m.] College [8 p.m.] College [9 p.m.] College [10 p.m.] College [11 p.m.] College [1 p.m.]

Output: Planetary Radio

University of the Ozarks - Guests | KUOZ 100.5FM LP Program Schedule


Input: [0] Tuesday [Midnight-2a.m.] College [3 a.m.] Big Band [4 a.m.] Showtunes [5 a.m.] Classical [6 a.m.] Contemporary Christian [7 a.m.] 70s [8 a.m..] Hashtag AM [9 a.m.] College [10 a.m.] Art of the Song [11 a.m.] Country [12 p.m.] Democracy Now! [2 p.m.] The Big Show [3 p.m.] College [4 p.m.] College [5 p.m.] College [6 p.m.] College [7 p.m.] College [8 p.m.] College [9 p.m.] College [10 p.m.] College [11 p.m.] College [1 p.m.]

Output: Planetary Radio

University of the Ozarks - Guests | KUOZ 100.5FM LP Program Schedule


Input: [0] Wednesday [Midnight-2a.m.] College [3 a.m.] Big Band [4 a.m.] Showtunes [5 a.m.] Classical [6 a.m.] Contemporary Christian [7 a.m.] 70s [8 a.m..] Hashtag AM [9 a.m.] College [10 a.m.] Art of the Song [11 a.m.] Country [12 p.m.] Democracy Now! [2 p.m.] The Big Show [3 p.m.] College [4 p.m.] College [5 p.m.] College [6 p.m.] College [7 p.m.] College [8 p.m.] College [9 p.m.] College [10 p.m.] College [11 p.m.] College [1 p.m.]

Output: Planetary Radio

University of the Ozarks - Guests | KUOZ 100.5FM LP Program Schedule


Input: [0] Thursday [Midnight-2a.m.] College [3 a.m.] Big Band [4 a.m.] Showtunes [5 a.m.] Classical [6 a.m.] Contemporary Christian [7 a.m.] 70s [8 a.m..] Hashtag AM [9 a.m.] College [10 a.m.] Art of the Song [11 a.m.] Country [12 p.m.] Democracy Now! [2 p.m.] The Big Show [3 p.m.] College [4 p.m.] College [5 p.m.] College [6 p.m.] College [7 p.m.] College [8 p.m.] College [9 p.m.] College [10 p.m.] College [11 p.m.] College [1 p.m.]

Output: Planetary Radio

University of the Ozarks - Guests | KUOZ 100.5FM LP Program Schedule


Input: [0] Friday [Midnight-2a.m.] College [3 a.m.] Big Band [4 a.m.] Showtunes [5 a.m.] Classical [6 a.m.] Contemporary Christian [7 a.m.] 70s [8 a.m..] Hashtag AM [9 a.m.] College [10 a.m.] Art of the Song [11 a.m.] Country [12 p.m.] Democracy Now! [2 p.m.] The Big Show [3 p.m.] College [4 p.m.] College [5 p.m.] College [6 p.m.] College [7 p.m.] College [8 p.m.] College [9 p.m.] College [10 p.m.] College [11 p.m.] College [1 p.m.]

Output: Planetary Radio

University of the Ozarks - Guests | KUOZ 100.5FM LP Program Schedule


Input: [0] Saturday [Midnight-2a.m.] College [3 a.m.] Big Band [4 a.m.] Showtunes [5 a.m.] Classical [6 a.m.] Contemporary Christian [7 a.m.] 70s [8 a.m..] Hashtag AM [9 a.m.] College [10 a.m.] Art of the Song [11 a.m.] Country [12 p.m.] Mayo Clinic Medical Edge [2 p.m.] The Big Show [3 p.m.] College [4 p.m.] College [5 p.m.] College [6 p.m.] College [7 p.m.] College [8 p.m.] College [9 p.m.] College [10 p.m.] College [11 p.m.] College [1 p.m.]

Output: College

University of the Ozarks - Guests | KUOZ 100.5FM LP Program Schedule


Input: [Movement] 1 [Realization] Half circle [Form]

Output: Circling figure


Input: [Movement] 2 [Realization] Full circle [Form]

Output: Circling figure


Input: [Movement] 3 [Realization] Man's solo [Form]

Output: Challenging figure


Input: [Movement] 4 [Realization] Woman's solo [Form]

Output: Challenging figure


Input: [Movement] 5 [Realization] Man's second solo [Form]

Output: Challenging figure


Input: [Movement] 6 [Realization] Woman's second solo [Form]

Output: Challenging figure


Input: [Movement] 7 [Realization] Siding [Form]

Output: Finale


Input: [Disease Area] Antiviral [Product] New Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring understanding of the serious medication risks [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients


Input: [Disease Area] Antiviral [Product] Existing Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring understanding of the serious medication risks [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients


Input: [Disease Area] Antiviral/Oncology [Product] Existing Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring understanding of the serious medication risks [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients


Input: [Disease Area] Asthma [Product] New Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring understanding of the serious medication risks [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients


Input: [Disease Area] Cardiovascular [Product] New Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring ]understanding of medication risks, appropriate use, and medication guide distribution compliance [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients and Prescribers


Input: [Disease Area] Cardiovascular [Product] Existing Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring understanding of serious risks and medication guide distribution compliance [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients


Input: [Disease Area] CNS [Product] New Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring ]understanding of medication risks, appropriate use, and medication guide distribution compliance [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients and Physicians


Input: [Disease Area] CNS [Product] New Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring understanding of serious risks and medication guide distribution compliance [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients


Input: [Disease Area] Diabetes [Product] New Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring understanding of serious risks and medication guide distribution compliance [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients


Input: [Disease Area] Diabetes [Product] Existing Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring understanding of serious risks and medication guide distribution compliance [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients


Input: [Disease Area] Epilepsy [Product] New Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring understanding of serious risks and medication guide distribution compliance [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients


Input: [Disease Area] Epilepsy [Product] Existing Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring understanding of serious risks and medication guide distribution compliance [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients


Input: [Disease Area] Gastroenterology [Product] New Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring understanding of serious risks and medication guide distribution compliance [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients


Input: [Disease Area] Metabolic [Product] New Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring understanding of the serious medication risks [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients


Input: [Disease Area] Oncology [Product] New Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring understanding of the serious medication risks [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients


Input: [Disease Area] Pain [Product] New Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring understanding of the serious medication risks [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients


Input: [Disease Area] Pain [Product] New Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring understanding of serious risks and medication guide distribution compliance [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients and Physicians


Input: [Disease Area] Surgical/Other [Product] New Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring ]understanding of medication risks, appropriate use, and medication guide distribution compliance [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients and Physicians


Input: [Disease Area] Transplantation [Product] New Rx Medication [Type of Research Study] REMS Assessment for measuring ]understanding of medication risks, appropriate use, and medication guide distribution compliance [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients and Prescribers


Input: [Disease Area] Transplantation [Product] Existing Rx Medications [Type of Research Study] Elements to Assure Safe Use Program, Shared REMS. REMS assessment design and implementation for patients and health care providers to measure REMS performance [Methodology] Web-Based and Call Supported Survey [Sample]

Output: Patients and Prescribers


Input: [Parameter] Interval, staff-hours [Explanation]

Output: Project may be completed within this range if all Requirements will be within the scope specified by Vision document.


Input: [Parameter] Accuracy, % [Explanation]

Output: ROM Estimate is created by three estimators. Accuracy equals to 100% minus the biggest difference between one individual estimate and the mean.


Input: [Parameter] Time estimate, weeks [Explanation]

Output: Minimum and maximum duration of the project in weeks.


Input: [Parameter] Retainer [Explanation]

Output: Amount of staff-hours required to complete Inception Phase in order to produce detailed Specification and exact project Budget.


Input: [Parameter] KSLOC estimated [Explanation]

Output: An estimate of Kilo Software Lines Of Code to be written in the project. We calculate and estimate only hand-written, non-empty, non-comment lines of code.


Input: [Parameter] Unadjusted FPs [Explanation]

Output: Function Points as an output parameter from COCOMO-II estimate method. In a simplified approach, function points could be compared with software functions or class methods.


Input: [Parameter] Features, BC/WC/ML [Explanation]

Output: List of Features from Vision document that were used by estimators. Best Case (BC), Worst Case (WC), and Most Likely (ML) are the output numbers of three-point estimate method. The numbers are just programming staff-hours by the estimate of programmers.


Input: [0] Prices Shown Online [1] No, Must Schedule Visit by Salesperson [3] No, Must Call [4] No, Must Call [5] Yes [6] Yes [7] Yes [2]

Output: No, Must Call


Input: [0] Prices Shown Include Mattress [1] Prices Not Shown [3] Prices Not Shown [4] Prices Not Shown [5] No [6] No [7] Yes [2]

Output: Prices Not Shown


Input: [0] Shipping [1] Unknown [3] Included [4] Unknown [5] Included [6] Included [7] Included [2]

Output: Included


Input: [0] In-Home Setup [1] Unknown [3] Included [4] Unknown [5] Included [6] Included [7] Included [2]

Output: Extra, Must Call For Price


Input: [0] Old Bed Removal [1] Unknown [3] Included [4] Unknown [5] Included [6] Included [7] Extra, Price Online [2]

Output: Extra, Must Call For Price


Input: [0] Base Warranty [1] None, 90 Days, or 1 Year Limited [3] Lifetime Parts [4] Lifetime Parts [5] 20 Year Limited Parts [6] 20 Year Limited Parts [7] Lifetime Parts [2]

Output: Full Lifetime Parts


Input: [0] Warranty Covers Shipping [1] Unknown [3] No [4] No [5] Yes, One Year [6] Yes, One Year [7] Yes, One Year, 2 Years Optional [2]

Output: No


Input: [0] Mattress Warranty [1] None, 5 Year Limited, or 15 Year Limited [3] Lifetime Parts [4] 10 Year + 15 Year Limited Parts [5] 10 Year + 10 Year Limited Parts [6] 20 Year Limited Parts [7] 10 Year + 10 Year Limited Parts or Lifetime Parts [2]

Output: Lifetime Parts


Input: [0] Warranty Covers Shipping [1] Unknown [3] No [4] No [5] No [6] Yes, 2 Years [7] Yes, One Year, 2 Years Optional [2]

Output: No


Input: [0] Labor Warranty [1] None [3] One Year [4] None [5] One Year [6] One Year [7] One Year, 2 Years Optional [2]


Input: [0] Base Return Policy [1] Unknown [3] 90 Days (minus return shipping) [4] Not Returnable [5] Not Returnable [6] Not Returnable [7] One Year (minus all shipping costs) [2]

Output: 120 Days (minus all shipping costs)


Input: [0] Mattress Return Policy [1] Unknown [3] 90 Days (minus return shipping) Additional $90 shipping for mattress exchange [4] 90 Days (minus all shipping costs and 15% handling after 30th day) Additional shipping cost for mattress exchange [5] 90 Days (minus $175+ shipping) [6] 30 Days (minus return shipping) [7] 120 Days (minus return shipping) Free Bamboo Z-Mat Topper Exchange [2]

Output: 120 Days (minus all shipping costs)


Input: [Fact No.] 1 [The Median] It is the value of the middle point of the array (not midpoint of range), such that half the item are above and half below it. [The Mean] It is the value in a given aggregate which would obtain if all the values were equal. [The Mode]

Output: It is the most frequent value in the distribution; it is the point of greatest density.


Input: [Fact No.] 2 [The Median] The value of the media is fixed by its position in the array and doesn't reflect the individual value. [The Mean] The sum of deviations on either side of the mean are equal; hence, the algebraic sum of the deviation is equal zero. [The Mode]

Output: The value of the mode is established by the predominant frequency, not by the value in the distribution.


Input: [Fact No.] 3 [The Median] The aggregate distance between the median point and all the value in the array is less than from any other point. [The Mean] It reflect the magnitude of every value. [The Mode]

Output: It is the most probable value, hence the most typical.


Input: [Fact No.] 4 [The Median] Each array has one and only one median. [The Mean] An array has one and only one mean. [The Mode]

Output: A distribution may have 2 or more modes. On the other hand, there is no mode in a rectangular distribution.


Input: [Fact No.] 5 [The Median] It cannot be manipulated algebraically: medians of subgroups cannot be weighted and combined. [The Mean] Means may be manipulated algebraically: means of subgroups may be combined when properly weighted. [The Mode]

Output: The mode does nott reflect the degree of modality.


Input: [Fact No.] 6 [The Median] It is stable in that grouping procedures do not affect it appreciably. [The Mean] It may be calculated even when individual values are unknown, provided the sum of the values and the sample size n are known. [The Mode]

Output: It cannot be manipulated algebraically: modes of subgroups cannot be combined.


Input: [Fact No.] 7 [The Median] Value must be ordered, and may be grouped, for computation. [The Mean] Values need not be ordered or grouped for this calculation. [The Mode]

Output: It is unstable that it is influenced by grouping procedures.


Input: [Fact No.] 8 [The Median] It can be compute when ends are open [The Mean] It cannot be calculated from a frequency table when ends are open. [The Mode]

Output: Values must be ordered and group for its computation.


Input: [Fact No.] 9 [The Median] It is not applicable to qualitative data. [The Mean] It is stable in that grouping procedures do not seriously affected it. [The Mode]

Output: It can be calculated when table ends are open.


Input: [Effect] Increase rolling resistance [MPG Penalty up to] 1-2mpg [Condition]

Output: Under inflated tires


Input: [Effect] Causes excessively rich fuel/air mixture [MPG Penalty up to] 2.0mpg [Condition]

Output: Dirty air filter


Input: [Effect] Cause inefficient combustion, wasted fuel [MPG Penalty up to] 2.0mpg [Condition]

Output: Worn spark plugs


Input: [Effect] Unable to detect and adjust air/fuel mixture [MPG Penalty up to] 3mpg [Condition]

Output: Worn O2 sensor


Input: [Effect] Increases internal engine friction [MPG Penalty up to] 0.4mpg [Condition]

Output: Dirty or substandard engine oil


Input: [Effect] Allows fuel to evaporate [MPG Penalty up to] 2.0mpg [Condition]

Output: Loose gas cap


Input: [MPG Penalty up to] 11.4mpg [Condition]

Output: Potential loss in fuel economy if all of the above were neglected


Input: [Information] Name and address details [Why do we to need know this?] So we know where to send your order.

Output: The courier who delivers your order. Partners and 3rd party service providers are prohibited from sharing your information except where required to do so by law. Certain shipment data will be provided by the courier to the authorities of the country of transit or destination for customs and tax clearance or for security screening, as required by the laws of such country. The information provided would usually include: shipper name and address, receiver name and address, description of the goods, number of pieces, weight and value of shipment.


Input: [Why do we to need know this?] So we can perform security checks against your payment method.

Output: Our bank and your card issuer


Input: [Information] E-mail address [Why do we to need know this?] So that we can let you know the status of your order.

Output: Only us.


Input: [Why do we to need know this?] If you have requested notification of when a specific item comes in to stock.

Output: Only us.


Input: [Why do we to need know this?] To let you know when your delivery is due, our chosen courier may email you with an estimated time and date of delivery.

Output: The courier company chosen to deliver your order. Partners and 3rd party service providers are prohibited from sharing your information except where required to do so by law.


Input: [Why do we to need know this?] To ask you to review your shopping experience and products purchased.

Output: Chosen review service provider. Partners and 3rd party service providers are prohibited from sharing your information except where required to do so by law.


Input: [Why do we to need know this?] If you have requested our offers and newsletter.

Output: Your email address is shared in the form of a distribution list with an email marketing service. Partners and 3rd party service providers are prohibited from sharing your information except where required to do so by law.


Input: [Information] Phone number [Why do we to need know this?] So that we can keep in touch regarding your order.

Output: Only us.


Input: [Why do we to need know this?] To let you know when your delivery is due, our chosen courier may text you with an estimated time and date of delivery.

Output: The courier company chosen to deliver your order. Partners and 3rd party service providers are prohibited from sharing your information except where required to do so by law.


Input: [Information] Payment card details [Why do we to need know this?] So we can take the funds to pay for your order

Output: Our bank and your card issuer via secure encrypted payment processing gateway. We are fully PCI DSS Compliant (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard).


Input: [Information] Order details [Why do we to need know this?] Details about what you order will be stored for a minimum of six years so that we can assist you should you need to contact us about your order in the future.

Output: Only us.


Input: [File Name] identify-reflections-rotations-and-translations.pdf [Size] 838170 [File Title]

Output: Identify Reflections Rotations And Translations


Input: [File Name] identify-resource-short-paragraphs-for-kids.pdf [Size] 888245 [File Title]

Output: Identify Resource Short Paragraphs For Kids


Input: [File Name] identify-rhyme-scheme-patterns-exercises.pdf [Size] 906714 [File Title]

Output: Identify Rhyme Scheme Patterns Exercises


Input: [File Name] identify-rhyming-words.pdf [Size] 848834 [File Title]

Output: Identify Rhyming Words


Input: [File Name] identify-root-words-first-grade.pdf [Size] 504027 [File Title]

Output: Identify Root Words First Grade


Input: [File Name] identify-root-words-second-grade.pdf [Size] 793634 [File Title]

Output: Identify Root Words Second Grade


Input: [File Name] identify-sensory-images-kids.pdf [Size] 516090 [File Title]

Output: Identify Sensory Images Kids


Input: [File Name] identify-sensory-language.pdf [Size] 1019547 [File Title]

Output: Identify Sensory Language


Input: [File Name] identify-sentence-fragments-exercise-1-answer-key.pdf [Size] 689463 [File Title]

Output: Identify Sentence Fragments Exercise 1 Answer Key


Input: [File Name] identify-setting-and-kindergarten-and-lesson-plan.pdf [Size] 288674 [File Title]

Output: Identify Setting And Kindergarten And Lesson Plan


Input: [File Name] identify-setting-passages.pdf [Size] 194979 [File Title]

Output: Identify Setting Passages


Input: [File Name] identify-setting-short-passage-for-first-grade.pdf [Size] 928875 [File Title]

Output: Identify Setting Short Passage For First Grade


Input: [File Name] identify-several-trends-occuring-in-computer-software.pdf [Size] 279438 [File Title]

Output: Identify Several Trends Occuring In Computer Software


Input: [File Name] identify-sewing-hazards.pdf [Size] 350565 [File Title]

Output: Identify Sewing Hazards


Input: [File Name] identify-sewing-tools-and-equipment.pdf [Size] 814511 [File Title]

Output: Identify Sewing Tools And Equipment


Input: [File Name] identify-shark-families-using-dichotomous-key.pdf [Size] 160860 [File Title]

Output: Identify Shark Families Using Dichotomous Key


Input: [File Name] identify-shells-with-their-names.pdf [Size] 100766 [File Title]

Output: Identify Shells With Their Names


Input: [File Name] identify-shoe-soles.pdf [Size] 841248 [File Title]

Output: Identify Shoe Soles


Input: [File Name] identify-short-and-long-term-career-objectives.pdf [Size] 123941 [File Title]

Output: Identify Short And Long Term Career Objectives


Input: [File Name] identify-silca-blank-keys.pdf [Size] 755964 [File Title]

Output: Identify Silca Blank Keys


Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.


Input: [COOKIE name] CATEGORY_INFO [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] COMPARE [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CURRENCY [COOKIE Description]

Output: Your preferred currency


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_AUTH [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_INFO [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_SEGMENT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the Customer Segment ID


Input: [COOKIE name] EXTERNAL_NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] FRONTEND [COOKIE Description]

Output: You sesssion ID on the server.


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

Output: Allows guests to edit their orders.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_CATEGORY [COOKIE Description]

Output: The last category you visited.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_PRODUCT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The most recent product you have viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] NEWMESSAGE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a new message has been received.


Input: [COOKIE name] NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether it is allowed to use cache.


Input: [COOKIE name] PERSISTENT_SHOPPING_CART [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] POLL [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] POLLN [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on what polls you have voted on.


Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have recently compared.


Input: [COOKIE name] STF [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on products you have emailed to friends.


Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The store view or language you have selected.


Input: [COOKIE name] USER_ALLOWED_SAVE_COOKIE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a customer allowed to use cookies.


Input: [COOKIE name] VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: The products that you have recently viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST_CNT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The number of items in your Wishlist.


Input: [Line code] ID [Occurrence in an entry] Once ; starts the entry [Content]

Output: IDentification


Input: [Line code] AC [Occurrence in an entry] Once [Content]

Output: ACcession number


Input: [Line code] KW [Occurrence in an entry] Once [Content]

Output: KeyWords


Input: [Line code] LA [Occurrence in an entry] Once [Content]

Output: Length of Alignment


Input: [Line code] ND [Occurrence in an entry] Once [Content]

Output: Number of Domains


Input: [Line code] NM [Occurrence in an entry] Once [Content]

Output: NorMD value


Input: [Line code] CC [Occurrence in an entry] Three times [Content]

Output: Parsable comments


Input: [Line code] DC [Occurrence in an entry] Optional [Content]

Output: Database Comments


Input: [Line code] AL [Occurrence in an entry] One or more [Content]

Output: Domain Alignment Line


Input: [Line code] CO [Occurrence in an entry] Once [Content]

Output: Consensus sequence


Input: [Line code] DR [Occurrence in an entry] Optional [Content]

Output: Database cross-References


Input: [Line code] CT [Occurrence in an entry] Required (2 lines) [Content]

Output: Copyright notice


Input: [Line code] // [Occurrence in an entry] Once ; ends the entry [Content]

Output: Termination line


Input: [Gray code] 0000 [Corresponding set of cables] none [total delay] 0ns [action for next step]

Output: add 2ns cable

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Input: [Gray code] 0001 [Corresponding set of cables] 2ns [total delay] 2ns [action for next step]

Output: add 4ns cable

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Input: [Gray code] 0011 [Corresponding set of cables] 4ns + 2ns [total delay] 6ns [action for next step]

Output: remove 2ns cable

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Input: [Gray code] 0010 [Corresponding set of cables] 4ns [total delay] 4ns [action for next step]

Output: add 8ns cable

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Input: [Gray code] 0110 [Corresponding set of cables] 8ns + 4ns [total delay] 12ns [action for next step]

Output: add 2ns cable

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Input: [Gray code] 0111 [Corresponding set of cables] 8ns + 4ns + 2ns [total delay] 14ns [action for next step]

Output: remove 4ns cable

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Input: [Gray code] 0101 [Corresponding set of cables] 8ns + 2ns [total delay] 10ns [action for next step]

Output: remove 2ns cable

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Input: [Gray code] 0100 [Corresponding set of cables] 8ns [total delay] 8ns [action for next step]

Output: add 16ns cable

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Input: [Gray code] 1100 [Corresponding set of cables] 16ns + 8ns [total delay] 24ns [action for next step]

Output: add 2ns cable

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Input: [Gray code] 1101 [Corresponding set of cables] 16ns + 8ns + 2ns [total delay] 26ns [action for next step]

Output: add 4ns cable

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Input: [Gray code] 1111 [Corresponding set of cables] 16ns + 8ns + 4ns + 2ns [total delay] 30ns [action for next step]

Output: remove 2ns cable

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Input: [Gray code] 1110 [Corresponding set of cables] 16ns + 8ns + 4ns [total delay] 28ns [action for next step]

Output: remove 8ns cable

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Input: [Gray code] 1010 [Corresponding set of cables] 16ns + 4ns [total delay] 20ns [action for next step]

Output: add 2ns cable

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Input: [Gray code] 1011 [Corresponding set of cables] 16ns + 4ns + 2ns [total delay] 22ns [action for next step]

Output: remove 4ns cable

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Input: [Gray code] 1001 [Corresponding set of cables] 16ns + 2ns [total delay] 18ns [action for next step]

Output: remove 2ns cable

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Input: [Gray code] 1000 [Corresponding set of cables] 16ns [total delay] 16ns [action for next step]

Output: remove 16ns cable

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Input: [NMVTIS Brand] Actual [Texas Brand] Actual Mileage [Description]

Output: The mileage is true for the vehicle.


Input: [NMVTIS Brand] Not Actual [Texas Brand] Not Actual Mileage [Description]

Output: The odometer reading is known to be other than the true mileage for the vehicle.


Input: [NMVTIS Brand] Not Actual - Odometer Tampering Verified [Texas Brand] Not Actual Mileage [Description]

Output: The odometer reading is known to be other than true mileage for the vehicle, due to tampering


Input: [NMVTIS Brand] Exempt from Odometer Disclosure [Texas Brand] Exempt [Description]

Output: The vehicle falls within criteria that allow it to change ownership without disclosure of the odometer reading.


Input: [NMVTIS Brand] Exceeds Mechanical Limits [Texas Brand] Mileage Exceeds Mechanical Limits [Description]

Output: The odometer reading is less than the true mileage of the vehicle because the odometer cannot display the total number of true miles.


Input: [NMVTIS Brand] Odometer May Be Altered [Texas Brand] Not Actual Mileage [Description]

Output: The titling authority has reason to believe that the odometer reading does not reflect the true mileage of the vehicle because of an alteration to the odometer.


Input: [NMVTIS Brand] Odometer Replaced [Texas Brand] Not Actual Mileage [Description]

Output: Odometer in the vehicle is not the one put in the vehicle when manufactured.


Input: [NMVTIS Brand] Odometer Discrepancy [Texas Brand] Not Actual Mileage [Description]

Output: The titling authority has reason to believe that the odometer reading does not reflect the true mileage of the vehicle because of known previous recorded values for the vehicle.


Input: [NMVTIS Brand] Call Title Division [Texas Brand] N/A [Description]

Output: The titling authority knows of some problem with the odometer reading that it cannot print on a title. Titling authority will discuss the problem with authorized inquirers.


Input: [Week] 1 [Exercises] Coding a simple equation in matlab [Reading] McG&HS Ch 1, Course Pack wx forecasting basics, unix basics. [Lectures]

Output: What is a numerical model? Basics of turning equations of motion, thermodynamics, etc. into numerical schemes. Boundary value problems versus initial value problems. Basics of using matlab and writing a simple script.


Input: [Week] 2 [Exercises] Making maps and animations with model output [Reading] Course Pack on thermal wind and baroclinic waves [Lectures]

Output: Introduction to CAM. The value of idealized studies. Introduction to first case study: Baroclinic wave. Analyzing model output from the case study, model validation.


Input: [Week] 3 [Exercises] Baroclinic Wave case study 1. Phase 1.Running the model to test hypothesis. [Reading] Course Pack on appropriate use of models [Lectures]

Output: What is a parameterization? What is resolved in a model? What is uncertainty? Introduction to sensitivity studies. Hypothesis testing to investigate the case study.


Input: [Week] 4 [Exercises] Case study 1, Phase 2. Analyzing the output. [Reading] Course Pack on high-performance Computing [Lectures]

Output: Examples of research using models for mesoscale and synoptic scale applications. Ensemble forecasts. Analysis of an ensemble.


Input: [Week] 5 [Exercises] Case study 1, Phase 3. Sensitivity to initial conditions. [Reading] McG&HS Ch 5, p165-175 [Lectures]

Output: Midterm Energy and water balance in the real world and what it means in a model


Input: [Week] 6 [Exercises] Jet Stream case study 2. Phase 1. Running the case study. [Reading] McG&HS Ch 5, p176-185 McG&HS Ch 6, p213-219 [Lectures]

Output: Examples of research in atmospheric dynamics at the planetary scale. Introduction to second case study: The jet stream.


Input: [Week] 7 [Exercises] Case study 2, Phase 2. Analyzing the output. [Reading] Course pack on topographic forcing [Lectures]

Output: Moving mountains. How does topography and land/sea distribution affect the jet stream? How do seasons affect the jet stream?


Input: [Week] 8 [Exercises] Case study 2, Phase 3. Perturbing the model to alter the jet stream [Reading] McG&HS Ch 4, p213-219, Course pack on moist processes [Lectures]

Output: How do we model things we don't understand well like clouds compared to things we do understand like fluid dynamics?


Input: [Week] 9 [Exercises] Perturbing CAM with anthropogenic forcing [Reading] McG&HS Ch 1, p22-38 McG&HS Ch 2, p66-72 [Lectures]

Output: Climate sensitivity and feedbacks. Transient versus equilibrium response.


Input: [Week] 10 [Reading] Review [Lectures]

Output: Examples of climate research using CAM. Class summary.


Input: [Week] 11 [Lectures]

Output: Final exam


Input: [Date] Jul 17 [Year] 2015 [Headline] Upcoming Album Name Revealed: Change of Fortune [Text]

Output: After months of anticipation, Dave has finally revealed to fans via their PledgeMusic site the name of their soon to be released album: Change of Fortune. Visit their PledgeMusic site to pre-order the album and make sure to head on over to the forum to discuss this new and exciting news. Forum Link


Input: [Date] May 22 [Year] 2015 [Headline] Soul Asylum Teams Up With PledgeMusic [Text]

Output: Soul Asylum has teamed up with Direct-to-Fan music service PledgeMusic to help launch their new album. Visit their site to preorder the new album and register for up-to-date status to hear the band talk about their progress with the album and other fun information. Visit the corresponding forum thread to post your thoughts and questions. Visit Website


Input: [Date] Feb 22 [Year] 2015 [Headline] New Songs Added to ASCAP Database! [Text]

Output: The ASCAP website shows that Soul Asylum has some new songs recently registered to their database. Could these be some or all of the new tunes that will be released on their next album? Thanks to forum user TravisSaves for the awesome information. Discuss this exciting news in the forum. Forum Link


Input: [Date] Nov 20 [Year] 2014 [Headline] Where Will They Be In 2015? [Text]

Output: 2015 is creeping in and slowly new material has surfaced at the past few concerts. Reports from Dave and company confirmed that they have finished recording all the songs for their latest album. Will 2015 be the year of a new release; share your thoughts in the forum. Forum Link


Input: [Date] Nov 20 [Year] 2014 [Headline] Miracle on 7th Street [Text]

Output: Santa must have known we've been good this year since we're being presented with 2 upcoming concerts in the Twin Cities. On December 17th and 18th Soul Asylum will be performing at 7th Street Entry in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota. Talk about the upcoming concerts in the forum. Forum Link


Input: [Date] Jul 16 [Year] 2013 [Headline] No Fun Intended Released! [Text]

Output: No Fun Intended, the first part of four punk cover EP's has been released. Check out Soul Asylum's first 3 covers of some of their favorite punk songs right now! Share your thoughts about the songs in the forum. Forum Link


Input: [Date] Jul 2 [Year] 2013 [Headline] No Fun Intended [Text]

Output: Soul Asylum is releasing the first of four cover song EP's, the first one entitled No Fun Intended. It will contain 3 songs and be released July 16, 2013 via digital download. Check out the forum thread for additional details about the upcoming EP. Forum Link


Input: [Date] Jun 8 [Year] 2013 [Headline] The LP Tour [Text]

Output: Soul Asylum is making rounds performing their Grammy award-winning album Grave Dancers Union in its entirety by being part of "The LP Tour". Soul Asylum joins Big Head Todd and the Monsters, The Wailers, and Matthew Sweet whom all of which perform their well-known albums. Check out show listings for "The LP Tour" here. Forum Link


Input: [Date] Feb 20 [Year] 2013 [Headline] Dave Confirms New Soul Asylum Album! [Text]

Output: On February 18th, 2013, Dave Pirner and company told Pittsburgh radio station 105.9 The X that they were almost done with recording a new album. Watch the interview and performance that took place at the radio station. Feel free to contribute your thoughts on the forum as well. Forum Link


Input: [Date] Jan 20 [Year] 2013 [Headline] New Official Soul Asylum Site! [Text]

Output: New guitarist Justin Sharbono has started a website which has become the new offical Soul Asylum site at SoulAsylum.com. The site includes the very latest updates, pictures, and some upcoming show dates. You can quickly access the new site from here at anytime, just click the "SoulAsylum.com" link under the "Offical" drop down menu located in the site's header. Site Link


Input: [Date] Dec 8 [Year] 2012 [Headline] Welome Justin Sharbono! [Text]

Output: After over 30 years since the incarnation of Soul Asylum, lead guitarist Dan Murphy decided to leave the band on good terms. His cousin, Justin Sharbono, a Cambridge, Minnesota native is taking over his spot. Give Justin a warm welcome to the band by contributing your wishes in the forum. Forum Link


Input: [Date] Oct 17 [Year] 2012 [Headline] Welcome Winston Roye! [Text]

Output: Over the past few months we were all wondering who was to the right of Dave on the bass guitar. We soon found out that would be New York City native, Winston Roye. He will be taking over Tommy Stinson's spot on bass. Give him a warm welcome to the band over in the forum. Forum link


Input: [Date] Oct 9 [Year] 2012 [Headline] Thanks For Everything Dan [Text]

Output: Today we have a message from one of the founding members of Soul Asylum, Dan Murphy. He tells us about his current departure of the past 31 years that he's been rocking out since the incarnation of Soul Asylum. If you would like to contribute your thanks visit the forum's thread. If you are not a current member, feel free to sign up and post your appreciation to the great lead guitarist. Forum Link


Input: [Date] Oct 6 [Year] 2012 [Headline] Grave Dancers Union Turns 20! [Text]

Output: 20 years ago today an almost unheard of band from Minneapolis became household names when they released their 7th album, Grave Dancers Union which went on to become triple-platinum. Where were you when the album was released? Contribute your congratulations and thoughts in the forum. Forum Link


Input: [Date] Jul 17 [Year] 2012 [Headline] New Album Delayed Reaction Released! [Text]

Output: The band's new album Delayed Reaction has been released. Get your copy as soon as possible, then share your thoughts in our review thread. Forum Link