Input: [Start Depth (ft)] 14.00 [End Depth (ft)] 15.00 [Unit] Pk [Sample Description]

Output: Tan fine to coarse sand and tan pebbles


Input: [Start Depth (ft)] 15.00 [End Depth (ft)] 16.00 [Unit] Pk [Sample Description]

Output: Tan fine to coarse sand and tan pebbles


Input: [Start Depth (ft)] 16.00 [End Depth (ft)] 17.00 [Unit] Pk [Sample Description]

Output: Tan fine to coarse sand and tan pebbles


Input: [Start Depth (ft)] 17.00 [End Depth (ft)] 18.00 [Unit] Pk [Sample Description]

Output: Tan fine to coarse sand and tan pebbles


Input: [Description] Default data link. Data Casting Granules. OpenSearch Granules response. [Link type]

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Input: [Description] Appropriate for smaller browse images. See following for alternate browse links. [Link type]

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Input: [Description] Default documentation. See following for alternate documentation links. [Link type]

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Input: [Description] Service Casting. [Link type]

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Input: [Description] Micro-articles of natural phenomenon. [Link type]

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Input: [Description] Feed of various feeds. Enables hierarchy of feeds. [Link type]

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Input: [operation] a +% b [meaning]

Output: unsigned integer addition


Input: [operation] a -% b [meaning]

Output: unsigned integer subtraction


Input: [operation] a *% b [meaning]

Output: unsigned integer multiplication


Input: [operation] a /% b [meaning]

Output: unsigned integer division


Input: [operation] a %% b [meaning]

Output: unsigned integer modulo operation


Input: [operation] a <% b [meaning]

Output: treat a and b as unsigned and compare


Input: [operation] a <=% b [meaning]

Output: treat a and b as unsigned and compare


Input: [operation] ze(a) [meaning]

Output: extends the bits of a with zeros until it has the width of the int type


Input: [operation] toU8(a) [meaning]

Output: treats a as unsigned and converts it to an unsigned integer of 8 bits (but still the int8 type)


Input: [operation] toU16(a) [meaning]

Output: treats a as unsigned and converts it to an unsigned integer of 16 bits (but still the int16 type)


Input: [operation] toU32(a) [meaning]

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Input: [Incoterm] EXW [Definition]

Output: EX Works… named place “Ex works” means that the seller delivers when he places the goods at the disposal of the buyer at the seller's premises or another named place (i.e. works, factory, warehouse, etc.) not cleared for export and not loaded on any collecting vehicle. The buyer has to bear all costs and risks involved in taking the goods from the seller's premises. USAGE: Any mode of transport, including multimodal transport


Input: [Incoterm] FCA [Definition]

Output: Free Carrier… named place “Free CArrier” means that the seller delivers the goods, cleared for export, to the carrier nominated by the buyer at the named place. The seller must bear all risks of loss of or damage to the goods until such time as they have been delivered. USAGE: Any mode of transport, including multimodal transport


Input: [Incoterm] FAS [Definition]

Output: Free Alongside Ship…named port of shipment “Free Alongside Ship” means that the seller delivers when the goods are placed alongside the vessel at the named port of shipment. The buyer has to bear all costs and risks of loss of or damage to the goods from that moment. The FAS term requires the seller to clear the goods for export. USAGE: Maritime and inland waterway transport only


Input: [Incoterm] FOB [Definition]

Output: Free On Board… named port of shipment “Free On Board” means that the seller delivers when the goods pass the ship's rail at the named port of shipment. The buyer has to bear all costs and risks of loss of or damage to the goods from that point. The FOB term requires the seller to clear the goods for export. USAGE: Maritime and inland waterway transport only


Input: [Incoterm] CFR [Definition]

Output: Cost, and Freight… named port of destination "Cost and freight" means that the seller delivers when the goods pass the ship's rail in the port of shipment. The seller must pay the costs and freight necessary to bring the goods to the named port of destination and bear all risks of loss of or damage to the goods until they have passed the ship's rail at the port of shipment. The CFR term requires the seller to clear the goods for export. USAGE: Maritime and inland waterway transport only


Input: [Incoterm] CIF [Definition]

Output: Cost, Insurance, Freight… named port of destination “Cost, Insurance and Freight” means that the seller delivers when the goods pass the ship's rail in the port of shipment. The seller must pay the costs and freight necessary to bring the goods to the named port of destination and bear all risks of loss of or damage to the goods until they have passed the ship's rail at the port of shipment. In CIF the seller also has to procure marine insurance against the buyer's risk of loss of or damage to the goods during the carriage. USAGE: Maritime and inland waterway transport only


Input: [Incoterm] DAT [Definition]

Output: Delivered at Terminal (named terminal at port or place of destination) Seller pays for carriage to the terminal, except for costs related to import clearance, and assumes all risks up to the point that the goods are unloaded at the terminal. USAGE:


Input: [Incoterm] CPT [Definition]

Output: Carriage Paid To… named place of destination “Carriage Paid To” means that the seller delivers the goods to the carrier nominated by him. The seller must pay the cost of carriage necessary to bring the goods to the named destination and bear all risks of loss of or damage to the goods until such time as they have been delivered. USAGE: Any mode of transport, including multimodal transport


Input: [Incoterm] DAP [Definition]

Output: Delivered at Place (named place of destination) Seller pays for carriage to the named place, except for costs related to import clearance, and assumes all risks prior to the point that the goods are ready for unloading by the buyer. USAGE:


Input: [Incoterm] CIP [Definition]

Output: Carriage and Insurance Paid To…named place of destination «Carriage and Insurance Paid to...» means that the seller delivers the goods to the carrier nominated by him. The seller must in addition pay the cost of carriage necessary to bring the goods to the named destination and bear all risks of loss of or damage to the goods until such time as they have been delivered. In CIP the seller also has to procure insurance against the buyer's risk of loss of or damage to the goods during the carriage. USAGE: Any mode of transport, including multimodal transport


Input: [Incoterm] DDP [Definition]

Output: Delivered Duty Paid… named place of destination “Delivered Duty Paid” means that the seller delivers the goods to the buyer, cleared for import, and not unloaded from any arriving means of transport at the named place of destination. The seller has to bear all the costs and risks involved in bringing the goods thereto including, where applicable any «duty» (which term includes the responsibility for and the risk of the carrying out of customs formalities and the payment of formalities, customs duties, taxes and other charges) for import in the country of destination. USAGE: Any mode of transport, including multimodal transport


Input: [SC Word-Unit] 头发 [TC Word-Unit] 頭髮 [Pinyin] tou2fa0 [Meaning]

Output: hair

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Input: [SC Word-Unit] 特征 [TC Word-Unit] 特徵 [Pinyin] te4zheng1 [Meaning]

Output: characteristic

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Input: [SC Word-Unit] 出发 [TC Word-Unit] 出發 [Pinyin] chu1fa1 [Meaning]

Output: start off

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Input: [SC Word-Unit] 干燥 [TC Word-Unit] 乾燥 [Pinyin] gan1zao4 [Meaning]

Output: dry

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Input: [SC Word-Unit] 暗里 [TC Word-Unit] 暗裡 [Pinyin] an4li3 [Meaning]

Output: secretly

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Input: [SC Word-Unit] 千里 [TC Word-Unit] 千里 [Pinyin] qian1li3 [Meaning]

Output: long distance

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Input: [SC Word-Unit] 秋千 [TC Word-Unit] 鞦韆 [Pinyin] qiu1qian1 [Meaning]

Output: a swing

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Participating Food & Beverage outlets on the Main Concourse and Terrace levels, and Barrio at Gate 6 [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount applies wherever you see Sweet Spot signage. Discount not available at some locations or roaming vendors.

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Metropolitan Club [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount applies on food & beverages

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Town Ball Tavern [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount applies on food & beverages

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Hrbek's [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount applies on food & beverages

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Input: [LOCATIONS] 1st & 3rd Base Lounges [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount applies on food & beverages

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Annual Suites, Premier Suites, Skyline Suites, Event Suites [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount does not apply to hospitality suites on the Suite and Club Levels

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Thomson Reuters Champions Club [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount applies to spirits & premium bar service only

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Delta SKY360° Legends Club [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Budweiser Roof Deck [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Majestic Twins Clubhouse Store [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount applies

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Input: [LOCATIONS] Target Field merchandise stores at Gate 14 and Terrace Level [TERMS AND CONDITIONS]

Output: Discount applies

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Input: [Symptom] Your band rides up at the back [Cure]

Output: Go down a band size or more


Input: [Symptom] Your boobs can be seen underneath the underwire [Cure]

Output: Go up a cup or more


Input: [Symptom] You look like you have 4 boobs (serious spillage over the top) [Cure]

Output: Go up a cup or more


Input: [Symptom] Your band is not firm (and by firm we mean very snug around your body) [Cure]

Output: If your bra is new, it should be firm on the loosest hook – if not, go down a band or more; If your bra is not new, it should be firm on the tightest hook – if not, go down a band or more


Input: [Symptom] The underwire looks too far away from your breast tissue when looking under your arms [Cure]

Output: Go down a cup or more – but only if both boobs are like this (we have to cater for the bigger boob!)


Input: [Symptom] The part where the underwires sit directly between your boobs isn’t sitting flat against your chest (we mean FLAT, not almost touching, COMPLETELY flat against your chest plate) [Cure]

Output: Go down a band size or more


Input: [Symptom] Your bra used to be white and now it’s beige OR the underwires are poking through OR you’ve been wearing the same bra every day for the last week [Cure]

Output: Best you head to our store to buy yourself some new lovelies (ok, slightly unrelated)


Input: [Company] My Wedding Favors [Shipping Details] Free Shipping on orders over $175 [Coupon Code]

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Input: [Company] Beau-Coup [Shipping Details] Free Return Shipping [Coupon Code]

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Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-06-30 [Posted By] KTC88 [Posted On] 2014-07-01 [4] 0 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Loft - via East Longs Trailhead Info: I climbed Longs and Meeker using the Loft route for the ascent and the Keyhole route for the descent. While I had crampons and an ax, I used neither for the ascent. You still have to cross a couple of sketchy snow gullies near Chasm Lake, but most people are just using trekking poles. The rest of the snow you have to cross is very low angle and just short patches between rocks. I was able to climb on dry rocks left of the Loft couloir all the way up to the exit ramp. When you link up with the Homestretch section, just stay to climbers right of the snow/ice and you can climb all the way to the summit on dry rock. I decided to descend via the Keyhole route and regretted it - more for its tediousness, than the conditions (the Loft is a lot more fun). While there are still many sections of snow and ice, you can avoid most of it by careful scrambling. I wore my crampons for only a 20 foot section of the Trough. It‘s probably still a good idea to bring an ax and crampons for the near future.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-06-27 [Posted By] Dave B [Posted On] 2014-06-28 [4] 0 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Kieners Info: Trail is completely dry with two very small snow patches near treeline. We did the entire approach to lambslide and the descent from below the N. Face in trail runners. Lambslide was a little soft at 6am given no recent freezes. We did not use crampons on broadway as the snow is almost entirely avoidable (excepting the short down climb). The step around is dry. Snow at the base of the notch was very soft at 8:00 and Kieners chimneys were wet and muddy - a snorkle would be useful. Snow on upper Kieners was too soft to travel on by 10:00 but easy enough to avoid with rock scrambling to climbers right. Snow was very soft on the descent of the north face and the cables route is a river.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-06-26 [Posted By] stevevets689 [Posted On] 2014-06-27 [4] 0 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Kiener's Info: THIS REPORT IS NOT FOR THE STANDARD ROUTE! Trail is completely clear (minus a couple drifts near treeline) up until after Chasm junction, then there were a couple snowfields to cross before Chasm lake. Snow was firm in the morning and slick. You may still find some solid snow/ice around the north side of Chasm lake, but we did some boulder hopping part of the way around. Lambs Slide was in great shape. Broadway had a couple sections of snow which we protected, though if you are very comfortable with snow there are good steps. You can walk right across the bottom of the Notch couloir, completely dry within 10/20 feet of the cliff edge. The crux chimneys were mostly dry with one very wet section to get out onto the upper slopes. Upper slopes do have snow, but we skirted around the left side on mostly class 3, some class 4 rock. Diamond step completely dry. For descent, North Face has a large snowfield to cross before the slabs. We used axes/crampons. There were a couple icy sections and an uncontroled slide would send you over the Diamond or the slabs. The rappels were very wet. Hike out sucks, as always.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-06-21 [Posted By] thebeave7 [Posted On] 2014-06-23 [4] 6 [5] 3 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Keyhole Route Info: Went up the Keyhole Route on Saturday 6/21. Snow is a non-factor up to the Keyhole, then you can easily scramble to the False Keyhole without gear. After the False Keyhole there is some steep and icy snow with major consequence if one falls, I used crampons/ice axe through this section, though good steps do exist and two others made it through without gear. The Trough is mostly snow with quite a bit of ice forming on the slabs to the climbers left. Crampons and ice axe required for the snow in the AM as it stayed hard until at least 9:30am. The step at the top of the Trough is melting out and is mostly a rock scramble unfortunately, snow doesn‘t help much anymore. The Narrows are 80% snow free and most of it could be avoided EXCEPT for one 5ft patch of ice and another 30ft of hard snow/ice, I wore crampons all the way across the traverse. The Homestretch is mostly covered in snow/ice and again used crampons/ice axe all the way. Narrows might be clear in the next few weeks, but the Trough and Homestretch will probably be technical at least into July from my experience. See photos for exact conditions.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-06-20 [Posted By] markanolan [Posted On] 2014-06-22 [4] 7 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Loft - via East Longs Trailhead Info: Went up via the Loft route and back down the Keyhole. The snow on the Couloirs is still pretty great and held firm throughout a sunny morning. On the ledges, its a bit dicer, but good boot pack to follow. Crampons, ice ax, and helmet a must! This is a steep route, so be safe. Not a climb for beginners (considering all the issues people have had on Longs already this year). Coming around the beaver (SE Longs) really keep an eye out for the cairns. The class 3-4 scrambling is virtually free of ice and snow, but has some loose rock, so take precaution. Connecting back up with Keplingers Couloir, the snow was still pretty good. On the homestretch, really try to get a good firm hold with the ice ax, especially coming down when the snow gets soft. Its a bit lighter up there.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-06-19 [Posted By] akoller [Posted On] 2014-06-20 [4] 8 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Keyhole Route Info: Summer conditions up until the Keyhole. Lots of snow on all aspects of the route after that. The snow had a strong overnight freeze and was very firm. I had a hard time getting good plunges with the ice axe. As per usual the narrows were the least sketchy part and the homestretch was the most sketchy. Also the north face and loft are both holding a decent amount of snow.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-06-17 [Posted By] Furthermore [Posted On] 2014-06-17 [4] 5 [6] 1 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Notch Couloir and Cables Info: Conditions are changing quickly. With that in mind: Due to some good, recent freezes the Notch is in Prime condition. Broadway has some snow but not at any of the tricky spots. Hard styrofoam snow the entire way; even surprisingly firm near the top. The 5.5 chimney is completely smegged in ice making for a more award and tricky climb. Due to the freezing and north aspect of the Cables route our descent had hard snow as well. Lower cables was covered in ice. The snow never softened up and we had to front point for the entire descent. The keyhole may be a better descent option at the moment. Pic 1: Lower Notch Pic 2: Upper Notch Pic 3: Icy Chimney out of Notch Pic 4: Hard snow on North Face. Pic 5: Still lots of snow on the North Face.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-06-16 [Posted By] Kevin Baker [Posted On] 2014-06-17 [4] 0 [5] 1 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Notch Couloir and North Face Info: The Notch couloir on the east face is still in great condition. The snow was great for kicking steps and held firm since the most of the couloir doesn‘t receive sunhit until late. The top was a bit soft. We thought the crux chimney was harder than 5.0, especially with ice. We descended the north face and the snow was still quite firm in the afternoon. We had to face in from about 200 feet below the summit to the highest rap station, an exhausting ordeal. The snow didn‘t soften much due to the wind.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-06-14 [Posted By] pbakwin [Posted On] 2014-06-14 [4] 2 [5] 2 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: North Face & Keyhole Info: For some reason I went up the North Face (Cables) and down the Keyhole both yesterday and today. Conditions are changing rapidly. The North Face was probably an ideal snow climb 5 days ago. Yesterday it was pretty good with a couple of careful steps on the cables section, and otherwise good snow right to the summit. Today the crux moves at the top of the cables section were quite icy & we had to hack some steps to be secure with running shoes and light crampons. It will probably get harder with time (mix of wet rock & ice) until it finally dries out later in the summer. But anyway the top bolt is easily visible so its a fine rap route as is. The Keyhole Route is in great shape for crampons/ax. The first 200 yards from the Keyhole are rock, then its almost completely good, cramponable snow to the top of the Trough, then some rocky and some snowy sections through and past the Narrows, then the Homestretch is all good firm snow. Its a great route in these conditions, if you bring the right tools. All this is of course changing very fast.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-06-04 [Posted By] Zambo [Posted On] 2014-06-05 [4] 0 [5] 1 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Notch Coulior; Keyhole Info: Climbed Longs via the Notch on 6/5 and descended the Keyhole. Here is some beta from all the different sections which we encountered. Excellent snow conditions for anyone with a mind, but the keyhole is still very, very much in snow and ice conditions. Chasm Lake: Frozen in the middle, melting out fast. We were able to traverse around the south side of the lake on snow. This may be in for a while longer. Lambs Slide: Excellent booting snow. Almost no signs of rock fall or wet slide activity. Terrific purchase the length of the coulior. Broadway: Still substantial snow across the route. Multiple 45-60 degree fields to cross. Some areas had melted out, but it was almost always easier to stick to the snow. First crux move consists of a nearly vertical 10-15 foot down climb at the start of the traverse. Move around the boulder was melted well with some good pro opportunities nearby. Climbing above the boulder seemed possible, although much more involved and not worth it. Notch: Excellent snow conditions with a solid boot track in place due to several parties going up. Snow conditions varied considerably based on sun exposure, which was different due to the shaded portions of the route. By noon, the top was getting quite wet - start early. Homestretch: Terrific snow down climb the whole way on 35ish slope. Moving on the rocks is possible, but a good boot track is in place. Keplingers looks in for a ways down the coulior. Skiers take note. Narrows: More snow to cross. Several spicy section for anyone without an axe or crampons. Loft: More good snow on gentler angle. Fast and easy snow down climb. Feel free to post of PM for more beta or pics. I plan on doing a TR in the coming days.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-06-01 [Posted By] Monster5 [Posted On] 2014-06-01 [4] 0 [5] 3 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Notch Info: Boot-packed good snow (~45 deg Lambslide and Broadway, maybe 45 with a few steeper snow steps in Notch). No ice and not yet neve. A week of warming might clear out the Broadway crux step - well protected from slung horns and a red to yellow BD in the hand crack just after (tall people could probably use the crack at the cross over). Not much instability or rock fall.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-05-26 [Posted By] marcstrawser [Posted On] 2014-05-26 [4] 4 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Keyhole Route Info: Easily still classified as a winter climb. Broke trail from the Tundra sign this morning, but it was melted enough by noon to see the trail to the split for Chasm. Around Mt. Lady Washington and into the Boulder field was consistent shin-deep snow with no trail to follow which became progressively worse toward the end of the boulder field. At times sinking further than waist deep, was lucky enough to have met an awesome guy who broke most of the way up. The entrance to the Keyhole itself was icy and covered in snow. Past the Keyhole the bulls-eye markings were hidden as there was knee-deep powder on the ledges. Route finding was not an easy task, and in addition to the snow conditions the decision was made to turn around not far from the Keyhole.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-05-18 [Posted By] Alan Arnette [Posted On] 2014-05-18 [4] 0 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Keyhole Route Info: Full on winter conditions today. Summited via Keyhole but broke trail from Chasm Junction to summit. Drifts in Boulder Field makes for interesting post holing. Ledges, Trough, Narrows and Homestretch all covered with 1 - 3 feet of loose to thin crusted powder. Hopefully will consolidate with warmer temps


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-05-03 [Posted By] BenfromtheEast [Posted On] 2014-05-08 [4] 4 [5] 3 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Keyhole Route Info: This update could become quickly outdated depending on this weekend‘s snowfall. Lemmiwinks and I had nothing better to do on Saturday, so we ventured through the Keyhole to find a decent amount of stable snow on the Ledges (Image #1), not much snow in the Trough (Image #2), and a decent amount of snow on the second half of the Narrows (Images #3 and #4). The Narrows are obviously passable (see existing tracks), but we were wary of the snow stability at 10am, and not willing to risk instabilities due to sun exposure while we went for the summit. Bottom line: it‘s spicy, but possibly doable if you‘re up and down early or have cold and clouds to keep the snow firm on the Narrows. I would also compare against Bill‘s route description photos 14-16 for an idea of what that snow is sitting on.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-04-22 [Posted By] davidponak [Posted On] 2014-04-23 [4] 2 [5] 3 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Keyhole Route Info: Firm snow past the keyhole, steps you can follow but they are shallow and don‘t kick in further easily. I was comfortable not using crampons on the way up but they helped on the way down. Below the keyhole snow was slushy - started at 6AM and finished by noon, above the keyhole I‘m guessing the snow would have stayed firm longer into the afternoon with the colder temperature over 13000 feet.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-03-19 [Posted By] andrewrose [Posted On] 2014-03-19 [4] 4 [5] 1 [6] 2 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Keyhole Route Info: Both summer and winter short cuts pretty well beat in to tree line. Trail is (as usual) sometimes difficult to follow after that due to blowing and drifted snow. Trail is mostly visible around MLW, easy to follow. Clear sailing through boulder field. Pretty steep snowfield on the ledges which held me and others. Trough in ok shape, snow and rock as you please. Narrows mostly clear, rock, snow, and ice. Homestretch a choose your own adventure mix of snow, ice, and rock. Heard a whump from a stretch of snow near the top and got off immediately. Photos- 1. Ledges. 2. Narrows. 3. Homestretch. 4. Steep field before Trough.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-02-15 [Posted By] Alan Arnette [Posted On] 2014-02-16 [4] 0 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Keyhole Route Info: Well established boot path to treeline. Used snowshoes but others did not and got away with simple traction. Would recommend either in general, but shoes after fresh snow. Usual winter shortcuts in effect where snowshoes are helpful. Snow depth is deepest in several years this time of year. Winds are brutal this time of winter above treeline so be prepared with layers and goggles if going higher.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2014-02-09 [Posted By] Michael Underwood [Posted On] 2014-02-09 [4] 0 [5] 1 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Keyhole Route Info: I didn‘t venture above treeline today, but what I saw of Longs Peak Trail was pretty snowy and not too tracked in, making for a calf-scorching hike in my trekking boots and microspikes. I turned around earlier than planned, sagely opting not to torture myself with further postholing and plowing the trail. On my descent from the Alpine Brook, I saw about six backcountry skiers and one hiker with snowshoes. They all seemed to be floating across the deeply powdered trail with considerably less effort than me. The snow looked gorgeous, and I can only imagine how much fun the descent must have been for anyone on skis. The weather was mild and balmy, with some snow coming down and much less wind than I‘m accustomed to enduring on Longs. If you‘re free on Monday and like to ski Longs Peak Trail, you‘re probably in for a treat.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2013-12-30 [Posted By] pooree [Posted On] 2013-12-30 [4] 0 [6] 1 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: North Face/Cables Info: Went up for a winter summit of Longs Peak today via the North Face. The trail below treeline is compacted snow(would be great skin) but snowshoe are not mandatory. At treeline used snowshoes for about .25 of a mile before stashing them for pickup on the descent. The traverse accross the lower face of Mt. Lady Washington has compacted snow but we did not punch through with mountaineering boots. travel accross the Boulder Field is straight forward (be prepared for wind) with some compact snow and ice. The North Face is in good shape. Patches of snow and ice. We used ice tools and crampons for the entire face and ended up dowing a lot of dry tooling. The path of least resistance above the bolts is easy, just follow the snow. While there was ice nothing was thick enough to get a screw into.


Input: [Report Click to Expand] 2013-12-10 [Posted By] IkeB [Posted On] 2013-12-11 [4] 0 [5] 2 [Conditions Information]

Output: Route: Keyhole Route Info: Post holed to treeline. A lot of sugar snow from 2 inches to thigh high. Hope to make it higher later in the week.


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

Output: On


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Off


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

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

Output: Unlimited


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

Output: Unlimited


Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.

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Input: [COOKIE name] CATEGORY_INFO [COOKIE Description]

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

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Input: [COOKIE name] COMPARE [COOKIE Description]

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Input: [COOKIE name] CURRENCY [COOKIE Description]

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

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

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Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_INFO [COOKIE Description]

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

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Input: [COOKIE name] POLL [COOKIE Description]

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Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

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Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

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Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

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Input: [Escape Sequence] \b [Effect]

Output: Backspace (rarly used)

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Input: [Escape Sequence] \f [Effect]

Output: Form feed (rarly used)

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Input: [Escape Sequence] \n [Effect]

Output: Newline. A newline character will be inserted and the text will wrap to the next line.

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Input: [Escape Sequence] \r [Effect]

Output: Carriage return. Traditionally used to move the position of the cursor to the beginning of the current line. This escape sequence is generally not used.

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Input: [Escape Sequence] \’ [Effect]

Output: Single quote. Used in single-quoted strings to insert the single-quote character. It is not necessary to use this escape sequence in double-quoted strings.

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Input: [Escape Sequence] \" [Effect]

Output: Double quote. Used in double-quoted strings to insert the double-quote character. It is not necessary to use this escape sequence in single-quoted strings.

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Input: [Escape Sequence] \\ [Effect]

Output: Backslash character. Used to insert the backslash character.

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Input: [Third Party] Adobe / Omniture [Type of cookies]

Output: AnalyticsOmniture provide anonymised data about the visits made to our website and allows us to test and evaluate the best ways to present our website to our users.


Input: [Third Party] Google [Type of cookies]

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Input: [Third Party] Twitter [Type of cookies]

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Input: [Third Party] eBay / Doubleclick [Type of cookies]

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Input: [Third Party] AOL [Type of cookies]

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Input: [Third Party] iPromote [Type of cookies]

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Input: [Command] > [Description]

Output: Move the pointer to the right


Input: [Command] < [Description]

Output: Move the pointer to the left


Input: [Command] + [Description]

Output: Increment the memory cell under the pointer


Input: [Command] - [Description]

Output: Decrement the memory cell under the pointer


Input: [Command] . [Description]

Output: Output the character signified by the cell at the pointer


Input: [Command] , [Description]

Output: Input a character and store it in the cell at the pointer


Input: [Command] [ [Description]

Output: Jump past the matching ] if the cell under the pointer is 0


Input: [Command] ] [Description]

Output: Jump back to the matching [ if the cell under the pointer is nonzero


Input: [0] 1 What this paragraph means: This license only applies to using fonts on the web via the @font-face CSS tag. You can't use these fonts on your desktop computer or embedded in apps for mobile operating systems. If you want to do these things, you need to purchase a different license.

Output: This License is directed to use of the Commercial Type Font Software as webfonts (“Software” or “Webfonts”). Downloading the Commercial Type Software for use on a desktop, laptop or workstation is controlled and only permitted under a different license which must be purchased separately. If you wish to use and/or install the Commercial Font Software on your desktop or personal computer or on a server for use and access by a desktop or personal computing device, you must purchase the separate license. You further agree to exercise reasonable care to avoid unauthorized distribution of the Software. If you cannot or do not agree to the terms of this license, do not access or use and, if appropriate, provide proof of destruction to Commercial.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 2 What this paragraph means: We will provide the fonts in the most appropriate format for use in all common browsers. The supplied format may change as web standards evolve.

Output: The Font Software will be transmitted for your use in the EOT, WOFF, SVG, and TTF formats. Commercial reserves the right to include or omit additional formats at its discretion in the future.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 3 What this paragraph means: An annual license will expire. A perpetual license will not. If your annual license has expired, you must stop using the fonts immediately.

Output: This license is granted for the length of time (“Term”) you have elected to purchase, either annual or perpetual. Refer to your receipt and license documentation delivered with the fonts.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 4 What this paragraph means: This is just a webfont license.

Output: This non-exclusive, revocable license grants you limited rights to use the Commercial Font Software to style HTML and SVG documents using the CSS @font-face mechanism. Other embedding or linking uses or techniques, such as PDF, EPUB, iOS and/or Android native applications and/or in Cufón or sIFR, are not permitted.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 5 What this paragraph means: Please send the domains to us once your site or sites launch.

Output: The Font Software is licensed only for use on specific Internet domains that will be supplied to Commercial Type once they are publicly accessible. The list of domains may be amended or modified only with the express written permission of Commercial. The Font Software may be used on any number of sub-domains of the licensed domain names.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 6 What this paragraph means: You are licensed for an aggregated total number of visitors across your total number of domains. You have a 3 month grace period to see if any increase in unique visitors per month is temporary or permanent.

Output: The Font Software is licensed for a maximum number of domains, and a defined number of unique monthly visitors in total. If the maximum number of allowed unique visitors is exceeded for three (3) consecutive months, the purchase of an additional license is required. Commercial reserves the right to inspect or monitor your usage.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 7 What this paragraph means: Once your annual license expires, you may not use the webfonts anymore unless you renew.

Output: The Font Software is licensed for use until the expiration date identified on your license documentation. If the license has not been renewed after the expiration date, you are not permitted to use the Software for any purposes whatsoever.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 8 What this paragraph means: You can upgrade your license to cover additional domains and unique visitors per month at any time, but you can't downgrade and get a refund if you have bought a bigger license than you need.

Output: The terms and price associated with this License are based upon the domain names, maximum unique visitors and identified expiration date. If you anticipate an increase in unique visitors, increase in the number of domains or an election to not renew this License you should notify Commercial as early as possible. You are not entitled to a refund, offset or other adjustment in the event of a reduction in the number of domains, reduction of the number of unique viewers or change in expiration date of the license, irrespective of the reasons.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 9 What this paragraph means: We ask that you take reasonable steps to prevent hot-linking or re-serving of the fonts, but we understand that there is no such thing as perfect security for the font data. Hosting the fonts on a dedicated webfont-hosting service such as Typekit, Fontdeck, etc. is strictly prohibited. No exceptions. You may use a CDN if you use one for other site assets.

Output: You shall make a reasonable attempt to prevent the use of any process that allows hot-linking, re-serving or re-directing access to and/or use of the Font Software by unlicensed parties. You agree to exercise commercially reasonable efforts to ensure that the Font Software is retained with the other assets associated with the licensed domains. For the purposes of clarity, the use of third party font hosting services is strictly prohibited and the Font Software should be stored and served from the same devices and location as the other software and assets associated with the licensed domains.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 10 What this paragraph means: If your site is a method for creating customized products, physical or otherwise, you may need to upgrade your license to cover this use. Please contact us at info[at]commercialtype.com for more information.

Output: The use of the Font Software for use in web accessible forms is permitted. However, any other editable use of the Software, such as in templates or for use in the creation of customizable designs or products requires the purchase of a separate license.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 11 What this paragraph means: This license grants you the right to use our fonts and to make a copy of the files for backup purposes, but the fonts (both the software describing the design and the design itself) belong to us.

Output: The Font Software is the exclusive property of Commercial. All right, title and interest in and to the Font Software, the design of the Fonts embodied therein, all copyrights and trademarks, trade names and service marks associated therewith are the exclusive property of Commercial.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 12 What this paragraph means: You are not allowed to give copies to your friends, family or clients, and you may not modify the fonts without written permission from us.

Output: You may not modify, adapt, translate, reverse engineer, decompile, disassemble, or alter, the Webfonts, the Font Software or the designs embodied therein. The Commercial Font Software, the Webfonts and/or documentation may not be sublicensed, sold, leased, rented, lent, re-served or given away.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 13 What this paragraph means: These fonts are licensed for your use. You may not share the usage with others. Specifically, you are not allowed to use these fonts on your server as a defacto webfont hosting service for others.

Output: You are not permitted to redirect or otherwise use the Software for the benefit of unlicensed third parties. If you anticipate using the Font Software for the creation of a third party website you or the third party must purchase appropriate licenses and ensure that your client or end user is properly licensed for use of the Font Software.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 14 What this paragraph means: You may not modify the fonts without written permission from us. If we do give you permission to modify the fonts, we cannot give technical support for the modified files.

Output: The creation of any derivative designs based upon or of the font software itself is expressly prohibited. Any derivative work created which use, incorporate or is otherwise based upon the design of the Fonts or otherwise incorporates any of the Software, including, but not limited to, other software, EPS files, Apps or other works, are considered derivative works and any derivative work shall be the sole and exclusive property of Commercial and shall be subject to the terms and conditions of this License. Derivative works, if any and whether permitted or not, may not be sublicensed, sold, leased, rented, lent, or given away without the express written permission of Commercial. Commercial shall not be responsible or liable for the suitability for use or accuracy of any derivative works not created and/or supplied by Commercial.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 15 What this paragraph means: You may not transfer the license to another party without written permission.

Output: The License granted herein is specific to you and the domain names identified and may not, absent the express written permission of Commercial, be transferred, loaned, sold or assigned. All rights not expressly identified and granted herein are expressly reserved to Commercial.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 16 What this paragraph means: You don't have to give us credit on your site, but it would be nice.

Output: The Commercial Software is protected under domestic and international trademark, copyright law. You may, but are not required, to identify Commercial Type as the owner in any design or production credits.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 17 What this paragraph means: If your license is terminated, you must immediately remove the fonts from your server and cease all use of them.

Output: Any breach of the terms of this Agreement shall be cause for immediate termination without the obligation of notice or opportunity to cure. In the event of termination, Commercial shall be entitled to seek any and all remedies, under law or equity, including injunctive relief, without the obligation of bond or other limitations. You agree to immediately discontinue using and certify that no copies remain in your possession or control.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 18 What this paragraph means: We warrant that the fonts will perform as promised in the documentation, and will provide technical support within a reasonable timeframe, to the best of our ability. In the event of a refund, we cannot refund more than the purchase price for the license, and all copies of the fonts in your possession must be destroyed.

Output: COMMERCIAL TYPE MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED AS TO MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR OTHERWISE. THE FONT SOFTWARE WAS NOT MANUFACTURED FOR USE IN MANUFACTURING CONTROL DEVICES OR NAVIGATION DEVICES OR IN CIRCUMSTANCES THAT COULD RESULT IN ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE OR PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH. COMMERCIAL TYPE DOES NOT REPRESENT OR WARRANT THAT THE FONT SOFTWARE OR WEB FONTS WILL BE OPERABLE IF CURRENT TRANSMISSION, OPERATING SYSTEMS AND INTEROPERABILITY STANDARDS CHANGE. WITHOUT LIMITING THE FOREGOING, COMMERCIAL TYPE SHALL IN NO EVENT BE LIABLE TO THE LICENSED USER, ITS INTERNET WEBSITE VISITORS OR ANY OTHER THIRD PARTY FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, INCLUDING DAMAGES FROM LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF DATA, LOSS OF BUSINESS INFORMATION, ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE FONT SOFTWARE. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL COMMERCIAL TYPE’S LIABILITY EXCEED THE REPLACEMENT COST OF THE SOFTWARE OR THE COMMERCIAL TYPE WEBFONT SOFTWARE LICENSE FEE FOR THE TERM THEN IN EFFECT. The terms of this Agreement are contractual in nature.

THIS IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT, by accessing, downloading, using or installing the Commercial Type Font Software (“COMMERCIAL”) you expressly agree to the following terms:


Input: [0] 19 What this paragraph means: Again, please read this document carefully, because you agree to its terms by downloading the font software. Our main office is in New York City, so this agreement is governed by the laws of New York State.

Output: The Commercial Type Webfont Software End User License Agreement is subject to the law of the State of New York as they relate to contracts entered into and wholly performed therein and without regard to its conflict of laws principles or the conflict of laws principles of any other jurisdiction. You expressly consent to the personal jurisdiction of the state and federal courts of New York for the resolution of any disputes arising out of or related to this Agreement and you consent and agree to service of process by Certified Mail, return receipt requested and expressly agree to waive any defenses or objections arising by reason of the jurisdiction and forum selected by Commercial type for the resolution of any dispute. By downloading, accessing and or installing the Font Software, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the terms and conditions of this License Agreement. Schwartzco, Inc. d/b/a Commercial Type. All Rights Reserved

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Input: [Link] Solar System Lithograph Set (new window) [Description] Explore Earth's neighborhood! Each object in our solar system is shared on its own lithograph, with images on the front and facts about the object on the back side. [Type]

Output: Downloadable Product

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] Solar System Trading Cards (new window) [Description] A suite of thirteen downloadable trading cards present images and information about Earth and its solar system neighbors. Collect 'em all! [Type]

Output: Downloadable Product

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] Extreme Space Facts (new window) [Description] This color two-page handout showcases the planets and bodies of our solar system and shares amazing extreme facts about our neighbors. [Type]

Output: Downloadable Product

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] Solar System Family Portrait (new window) [Description] Bring the whole solar system to your desktop with this colorful image. [Type]

Output: Downloadable Product

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] Planetary Photojournal [Description] Planetary Photojournal offers an extensive collection of images of varying resolutions from past and present NASA missions operating across the solar system and beyond. [Type]

Output: Images

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] 3-D Solar System [Description] Nine 3-D images from across our solar system, available at varying resolutions. [Type]

Output: Images

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] Stroll through the Solar System [Description] Join Blueshift for a unique tour of the solar system, as we walk the B&A Trail's Planet Walk in Maryland and talk to scientists along the way. [Type]

Output: Podcast

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] Solar System Nomenclature [Description] The names of planetary features follow themes from the names of composers to the names of gods from various mythologies. [Type]

Output: Podcast

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] New View of the Solar System [Description] How has our view of the solar system changed since the beginning of the space age, and what can it tell us about solar systems around other stars? [Type]

Output: Podcast

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] Your Head is Jupiter [Description] You get to convert your desk to a solar system, but beware, space is bigger than most think! [Type]

Output: Podcast

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] Walking With Planets [Description] Astronomers blithely speak of the millions or billions of miles between the planets in the solar system, but our brains cannot comprehend what those distances actually look like. Andy Briggs suggests a new, and much more meaningful, way of visualizing those enormous spaces between the worlds. Forget miles in their millions or billions -- what's needed is feet. [Type]

Output: Podcast

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] Census of the Solar System [Description] When I grew up, there were nine planets, a couple of dozen moons, a hundred comets, and six thousand asteroids. But that was thirty years ago, and things have changed. This podcast combines a look at how many of what objects is/are out there, with some historical digressions on the definitions of the objects involved. [Type]

Output: Podcast

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] A Scale Model Of The Universe [Description] The intro song to the 365 Days of Astronomy podcast contains the words "this stuff is far, far, far away" while referring to astronomical objects. Still, it is very hard to wrap your mind around the actual distances. This podcast aims to visualize the actual sizes and distances of a few of these objects by describing a few scale models of increasing scale factors. [Type]

Output: Podcast

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] Interesting Comets [Description] Get to know a few well-known comets and the history of man's interaction with them. [Type]

Output: Podcast

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] What is the Kuiper Belt? [Description] Description: Susan Murph from the How to Grow Your Geek Podcast and her children Amanda and Kevin discuss Pluto and the Kuiper Belt. [Type]

Output: Podcast

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] What is a Planet? (new window) [Description] This question has been pondered since the early Greeks came up with the word "planetes." This video illustrates the history behind the discussion defining what a planet is, and outlines some of the traits that may be associated with its definition. [Type]

Output: Video

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] What Hubble Has Taught Us About the Planets [Description] Hubble sees far into the universe, but it also has revealed much about our own solar neighborhood. [Type]

Output: Video

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] Hubble's Eye on the Universe (has some pieces about some of the planets) [Description] JPL's camera on the Hubble captured some of the most memorable images. [Type]

Output: Video

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] The planets seen moving around the sun by SOHO [Description] Four planets captured going around our sun. [Type]

Output: Video

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] The Solar System (YouTube) The Solar System (HD Download) [Description] An artist's view of our solar system [Type]

Output: Video

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] Solar System Ambassadors [Description] The Solar System Ambassadors is a nation-wide network of volunteers who are trained to communicate the excitement of NASA's space exploration missions and recent discoveries to people in their local communities. [Type]

Output: Network

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [Link] Museum Alliance [Description] The Museum Alliance is a network of museums, science centers, planetariums, observatories, parks, NASA visitor centers, nature centers, zoos, and aquariums that bring current NASA science and technology to their visitors through professional development of their staff and access to NASA staff, content and materials. [Type]

Output: Network

Year of the Solar System: Topics: The Journey Begins: Educational Resources


Input: [0] Common Ancestor [1] Child [2] Grandchild [3] Great Grandchild [5] G-G-G Grandchild [6] G-G-G-G Grandchild [4]

Output: G-G Grandchild


Input: [0] Child [1] Sibling [2] Niece/ Nephew [3] Grand Niece/ Nephew [5] G-G Grand Niece/ Nephew [6] G-G-G Grand Niece/ Nephew [4]

Output: Great Grand Niece/ Nephew


Input: [0] Grandchild [1] Niece/ Nephew [2] First Cousin [3] First Cousin Once Removed [5] First Cousin Thrice Removed [6] First Cousin Four Times Removed [4]

Output: First Cousin Twice Removed


Input: [0] Great Grandchild [1] Grand Niece/ Nephew [2] First Cousin Once Removed [3] Second Cousin [5] Second Cousin Twice Removed [6] Second Cousin Thrice Removed [4]

Output: Second Cousin Once Removed


Input: [0] G-G Grandchild [1] Great Grand Niece/ Nephew [2] First Cousin Twice Removed [3] Second Cousin Once Removed [5] Third Cousin Once Removed [6] Third Cousin Twice Removed [4]

Output: Third Cousin


Input: [0] G-G-G Grandchild [1] G-G Grand Niece/ Nephew [2] First Cousin Thrice Removed [3] Second Cousin Twice Removed [5] Fourth Cousin [6] Fourth Cousin Once Removed [4]

Output: Third Cousin Once Removed


Input: [0] G-G-G-G Grandchild [1] G-G-G Grand Niece/ Nephew [2] First Cousin Four Times Removed [3] Second Cousin Thrice Removed [5] Fourth Cousin Once Removed [6] Fifth Cousin [4]

Output: Third Cousin Twice Removed


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: [General Method] 1. Isolation [Variants] Complete Solitary Confinement Complete Isolation Semi-Isolation Group Isolation [Effects (Purposes?)]

Output: Deprives Victim of all Social Support of his Ability to Resist Develops an Intense Concern with Self Makes Victim Dependent on Interrogator

Chapter 5, Part 2 - The Battle Lab | The Torture Report


Input: [General Method] 2. Monopolization of Perception [Variants] Physical Isolation Darkness or Bright Light Barren Environment Restricted Movement Monotonous Food [Effects (Purposes?)]

Output: Fixes Attention upon Immediate Predicament; Fosters Introspection Eliminates Stimuli Competing with those Controlled by Captor Frustrates all Actions not Consistent with Compliance

Chapter 5, Part 2 - The Battle Lab | The Torture Report


Input: [General Method] 3. Induced Debilitation; Exhaustion [Variants] Semi-Starvation Exposure Exploitation of Wounds; Induced Illness Sleep Deprivation Prolonged Constraint Prolonged Interrogation or Forced Writing Over Exertion [Effects (Purposes?)]

Output: Weakens Mental and Physical Ability to Resist

Chapter 5, Part 2 - The Battle Lab | The Torture Report


Input: [General Method] 4. Threats [Variants] Threats of Death Threats of Non-repatriation Threats of Endless Isolation and Interrogation Vague threats Threats Against Family Mysterious Changes of Treatment [Effects (Purposes?)]

Output: Cultivates Anxiety and Despair

Chapter 5, Part 2 - The Battle Lab | The Torture Report


Input: [General Method] 5. Occasional Indulgences [Variants] Occasional Favors Fluctuations of Interrogators' Attitudes Promises Rewards for Partial Compliance Tantalizing [Effects (Purposes?)]

Output: Provides Positive Motivation for Compliance Hinders Adjustment to Deprivation

Chapter 5, Part 2 - The Battle Lab | The Torture Report


Input: [General Method] 6. Demonstrating “Omnipotence” and “Omniscience” [Variants] Confrontations Pretending Cooperation Taken for Granted Demonstrating Complete Control over Victim's Fate [Effects (Purposes?)]

Output: Suggests Futility of Resistance

Chapter 5, Part 2 - The Battle Lab | The Torture Report


Input: [General Method] 7. Degradation [Variants] Personal Hygiene Prevented Filthy, Infested Surroundings Demeaning Punishments Insults and Taunts Denial of Privacy [Effects (Purposes?)]

Output: Makes Costs of Resistance Appear More Damaging to Self-Esteem than Capitulation Reduces Prisoner to “Animal Level” Concerns

Chapter 5, Part 2 - The Battle Lab | The Torture Report


Input: [General Method] 8. Enforcing Trivial Demands [Variants] Forced Writing Enforcement of Minute Rules [Effects (Purposes?)]

Output: Develops Habit of Compliance

Chapter 5, Part 2 - The Battle Lab | The Torture Report


Input: [Client platform] .NET only [Server method] void DataPortal_Fetch [Server platform] any [Remarks] Client call is synchronous; server call is synchronous [Client method]

Output: Fetch


Input: [Client platform] .NET only [Server method] Task DataPortal_Fetch [Server platform] any [Remarks] Client call is synchronous; server call is asynchronous; note that client will block until the server’s work is complete [Client method]

Output: Fetch


Input: [Client platform] any [Server method] void DataPortal_Fetch [Server platform] any [Remarks] Client call is asynchronous (event-based); server call is synchronous; client will not block, and must handle the callback event to be notified when the server call is complete [Client method]

Output: BeginFetch


Input: [Client platform] any [Server method] Task DataPortal_Fetch [Server platform] any [Remarks] Client call is asynchronous (event-based); server call is asynchronous; client will not block, and must handle the callback event to be notified when the server call is complete [Client method]

Output: BeginFetch


Input: [Client platform] any [Server method] void DataPortal_Fetch [Server platform] any [Remarks] Client call is asynchronous; server call is synchronous; client will block or not, depending on how you invoke the client-side Task (using await or other techniques); the client-side Task will complete when the server call is complete [Client method]

Output: FetchAsync


Input: [Client platform] any [Server method] Task DataPortal_Fetch [Server platform] any [Remarks] Client call is asynchronous; server call is asynchronous; client will block or not, depending on how you invoke the client-side Task (using await or other techniques); the client-side Task will complete when the server call is complete [Client method]

Output: FetchAsync


Input: [Response Code] 200 OK [Description]

Output: The request was successful and the response body contains the representation requested.

Stormpath REST API Product Guide - Stormpath


Input: [Response Code] 302 FOUND [Description]

Output: A common redirect response; you can GET the representation at the URI in the location response header.

Stormpath REST API Product Guide - Stormpath


Input: [Response Code] 304 NOT MODIFIED [Description]

Output: Your client’s cached version of the representation is still up to date.

Stormpath REST API Product Guide - Stormpath


Input: [Response Code] 401 UNAUTHORIZED [Description]

Output: Authentication credentials are required to access the resource. All requests must be authenticated.

Stormpath REST API Product Guide - Stormpath


Input: [Response Code] 403 FORBIDDEN [Description]

Output: The supplied authentication credentials are not sufficient to access the resource.

Stormpath REST API Product Guide - Stormpath


Input: [Response Code] 404 NOT FOUND [Description]

Output: We could not locate the resource based on the specified URI.

Stormpath REST API Product Guide - Stormpath


Input: [Response Code] 429 TOO MANY REQUESTS [Description]

Output: Your application is sending too many simultaneous requests.

Stormpath REST API Product Guide - Stormpath


Input: [Response Code] 500 SERVER ERROR [Description]

Output: We could not return the representation due to an internal server error.

Stormpath REST API Product Guide - Stormpath


Input: [Response Code] 503 SERVICE UNAVAILABLE [Description]

Output: We are temporarily unable to service the request. Please wait for a bit and try again.

Stormpath REST API Product Guide - Stormpath


Input: [Name] COM Port (or Port) [Function] Selects the COM port to connect to [Notes]

Output: Clicking Port will refresh the dropdown list of active COM ports. For Mac, use the device ID noted previously, e.g. /dev/cu.usbmodemXXX


Input: [Name] COM Speed [Function] Selects COM port communication speed [Notes]

Output: Default of 115200 works with M2


Input: [Name] Monitor Printer [Function] Enables constant temperature reporting [Notes]

Output: Click/check to enable, recommend enabling


Input: [Name] Print controls [Function] Controls print commands [Notes]

Output: Covered below


Input: [Name] Manual motor controls [Function] Manual control of X, Y and Z axes [Notes]

Output: Covered below


Input: [Name] Heater Controls [Function] Manual control of nozzle and bed temperature [Notes]

Output: Select a temperature from the dropdown menu, or type in a custom temperature, and click Set to set the temperature.


Input: [Name] Extruder controls [Function] Extrude and retract filament [Notes]

Output: Will not work if nozzle temperature is below 170*C; top number is distance to extrude or retract, bottom number is speed to move at.


Input: [Name] Communication log [Function] Log of all messages to and from the printer [Notes]

Output: Any errors, issues or warnings will appear here; if something is amiss, check the log first.


Input: [Name] G-code entry [Function] Manual entry of G-code to send to the printer [Notes]

Output: Covered below


Input: [Name] Custom button creator [Function] Create custom UI buttons [Notes]

Output: Covered below


Input: [Modes] r [Meaning]

Output: Read mode - Open for reading, beginning from start of file


Input: [Modes] r+ [Meaning]

Output: Read mode - Open the file for reading and writing, beginning form the start of file


Input: [Modes] w [Meaning]

Output: Write mode - Open the file for writing, beginning from start of file. If the file already exists, delete the existing contents. If it does not exist, try and create it


Input: [Modes] w+ [Meaning]

Output: Write mode - Open the file for writing and reading, beginning from the start of the file. If the file already exists, delete the existing contents. If it does not exist, try and create it.


Input: [Modes] a [Meaning]

Output: Append mode - Open for appending (writing) only, starting from the end of the existing contents, if any. If it does not exists try and create it


Input: [Modes] a+ [Meaning]

Output: Append mode - Open the file for appending (writing) and reading, starting from the end of the existing contents, if any. If it does not exist, try and create it


Input: [Rating:] AAA [Descriptor:] Exceptionally Strong [Definition:]

Output: Very unlikely to be affected by adverse economic conditions.

Annuity Ratings - Top Annuity Company Ratings from AM Best, Moody's, S&P, and Fitch


Input: [Rating:] AA [Descriptor:] Very Strong [Definition:]

Output: Not significantly vulnerable to adverse economic conditions.

Annuity Ratings - Top Annuity Company Ratings from AM Best, Moody's, S&P, and Fitch


Input: [Rating:] A [Descriptor:] Strong [Definition:]

Output: Low expectation for interruption of payments.

Annuity Ratings - Top Annuity Company Ratings from AM Best, Moody's, S&P, and Fitch


Input: [Rating:] BBB [Descriptor:] Good [Definition:]

Output: May be affected by adverse economic conditions.

Annuity Ratings - Top Annuity Company Ratings from AM Best, Moody's, S&P, and Fitch


Input: [Rating:] BB [Descriptor:] Moderately Weak [Definition:]

Output: Contractual obligations are now vulnerable.

Annuity Ratings - Top Annuity Company Ratings from AM Best, Moody's, S&P, and Fitch


Input: [Rating:] B [Descriptor:] Weak [Definition:]

Output: Significant risk for interruption of payments.

Annuity Ratings - Top Annuity Company Ratings from AM Best, Moody's, S&P, and Fitch


Input: [Rating:] CCC [Descriptor:] Very Weak [Definition:]

Output: Strong likelihood for interruption of payments.

Annuity Ratings - Top Annuity Company Ratings from AM Best, Moody's, S&P, and Fitch


Input: [Rating:] CC [Descriptor:] Extremely Weak [Definition:]

Output: Interruption of payments is probable.

Annuity Ratings - Top Annuity Company Ratings from AM Best, Moody's, S&P, and Fitch


Input: [Rating:] C [Descriptor:] Distressed [Definition:]

Output: Interruption of payments is imminent.

Annuity Ratings - Top Annuity Company Ratings from AM Best, Moody's, S&P, and Fitch


Input: [Category] PSA (Public Service Announcement) [Time*] 30 or 60 secs. [Description]

Output: This category focuses on non-commercial public welfare issues such as: anti-smoking, anti-drugs or alcohol use, volunteerism, civic beautification, etc. Generally, it includes any topic that is widely viewed as improving social welfare.

RCC-TV Video Festival — Rockland Community College


Input: [Category] Commercials [Time*] 30 or 60 secs. [Description]

Output: Create a commercial on a product – real or fictitious

RCC-TV Video Festival — Rockland Community College


Input: [Category] Short Film [Time*] Up to 12 mins [Description]

Output: A short film must tell a story. Think beginning, middle and end. Length is measured from the first of the title to the end of the credits.

RCC-TV Video Festival — Rockland Community College


Input: [Category] Comedy [Time*] Up to 5 mins [Description]

Output: This is a broad category for entering what you think is funny. This can be school-related or otherwise.

RCC-TV Video Festival — Rockland Community College


Input: [Category] Movie Trailer [Time*] Up to 3 mins [Description]

Output: Create a movie trailer of your short film or create your own!

RCC-TV Video Festival — Rockland Community College


Input: [Category] Music Video [Time*] Up to 6 mins [Description]

Output: Any appropriate song may be used. See rules of appropriateness.

RCC-TV Video Festival — Rockland Community College


Input: [Category] Animation [Time*] Up to 3 mins [Description]

Output: This is a specialty category for those students who excel in computer graphics, computer animation or flash. Be sure your animation tells a story.

RCC-TV Video Festival — Rockland Community College


Input: [Category] Promotional [Time*] Up to 5 mins [Description]

Output: A chance to promote anything!

RCC-TV Video Festival — Rockland Community College


Input: [Celsius] 9,1° [Meckenheim]

Output: Dairy Products Cooler


Input: [Celsius] 18,4° [Meckenheim]

Output: Dry Products Storage


Input: [Celsius] 10,3° [Meckenheim]

Output: Flowers Cooler


Input: [Celsius] -16,4° [Meckenheim]

Output: Deepfrozen Storage


Input: [Celsius] 7,8° [Meckenheim]

Output: Declaration Room


Input: [Celsius] 1,3° [Meckenheim]

Output: Ham Cooler


Input: [Celsius] 8,4° [Meckenheim]

Output: Material storage


Input: [Celsius] 0,9° [Meckenheim]

Output: Pre-loading Room 2


Input: [Spotter] Spotter locates a target and relays it to the shooter [Shooter] Shooter confirms the correct target with the spotter. The shooter also makes the correction to parallax for the new range. [Step]

Output: Target Acquisition

Shooting Events Archives - The Minuteman


Input: [Spotter] Spotter estimates the range to target and proper elevation adjustment. [Shooter] Shooter confirms elevation change and dials the scope. [Step]

Output: Range

Shooting Events Archives - The Minuteman


Input: [Spotter] Spotter estimates the wind and dope changes necessary [Shooter] Shooter confirms wind doping change and dials the scope. [Step]

Output: Wind

Shooting Events Archives - The Minuteman


Input: [Spotter] Spotter specifies the hold for the crosshairs on the target. [Shooter] Shooter hold in that position and waits for the fire when ready command. [Step]

Output: Target Hold

Shooting Events Archives - The Minuteman


Input: [Spotter] Spotter issues the fire command. [Shooter] As quickly as consistently possible the shooter puts the round down range. [Step]

Output: Fire

Shooting Events Archives - The Minuteman


Input: [Spotter] Spotter follows the trace to impact. [Shooter] The shooter calls his shot. IE did it break where did the shot break on target? Was it on the hold or elsewhere? [Step]

Output: Follow Trace

Shooting Events Archives - The Minuteman


Input: [Spotter] Spotter uses the shot call and actual impact to adjust the point of impact. [Shooter] Shooter confirms elevation and wind changes [Step]

Output: Adjustment

Shooting Events Archives - The Minuteman


Input: [Step]

Output: Go to Target Hold

Shooting Events Archives - The Minuteman


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.


8c41fca7__த_ரங_கள___ஆவணங_கள___ச_சனங_கள___3

Input: [0] SRL. NO. [1] HOW TO ELIMINATE SECURITY THREATS [2] IDENTIFIED THREATS [4] REMARKS [3]

Output: RESETTLEMENT PROCESS IN HSZS

ஒரு பத்திரம் | பத்திரங்கள்; ஆவணங்கள்; சாசனங்கள்


8c41fca7__த_ரங_கள___ஆவணங_கள___ச_சனங_கள___3

Input: [0] 1 [1] Authority to search houses and personnel on suspicion. Also to continue regular checks on entry/ exit points. LTTE will not be allowed to do politics in HSZ. [2] Military cadres with forge identities will enter HSZs. [4] Nil [3]

Output: Only the people provide their legitimate ownership before 1991/95. LTTE members will not be allowed to resettled.

ஒரு பத்திரம் | பத்திரங்கள்; ஆவணங்கள்; சாசனங்கள்


8c41fca7__த_ரங_கள___ஆவணங_கள___ச_சனங_கள___3

Input: [0] 2 [1] People resettled will not be allowed to go into prohibited areas. [2] Ability to attack VPs, VIPs possible [3]

Output: Only in selected areas.

ஒரு பத்திரம் | பத்திரங்கள்; ஆவணங்கள்; சாசனங்கள்


8c41fca7__த_ரங_கள___ஆவணங_கள___ச_சனங_கள___3

Input: [0] 3 [1] Depriving communication facilities and decommissioning of indirect weapons to be done under SLMM supervision. [2] Accurate indirect fire could be brought down. [4] Relocation of IDPs in crown land elsewhere where required. [3]

Output: -DO-

ஒரு பத்திரம் | பத்திரங்கள்; ஆவணங்கள்; சாசனங்கள்


8c41fca7__த_ரங_கள___ஆவணங_கள___ச_சனங_கள___3

Input: [0] 4 [1] Declare prohibited areas and legitimate search and arrest within HSZ and also decommissioning of missiles to be done. [2] Threat on security of air crafts and ships from within HSZ. [3]

Output: -DO-

ஒரு பத்திரம் | பத்திரங்கள்; ஆவணங்கள்; சாசனங்கள்


8c41fca7__த_ரங_கள___ஆவணங_கள___ச_சனங_கள___3

Input: [0] 5 [1] Access to be denied to prohibited areas for civilians. [2] Ability to identify voids of defences. [3]

Output: -DO-

ஒரு பத்திரம் | பத்திரங்கள்; ஆவணங்கள்; சாசனங்கள்


8c41fca7__த_ரங_கள___ஆவணங_கள___ச_சனங_கள___3

Input: [0] 6 [1] LTTE stop recruiting, total disarming of cadres and hand over weapons to SLMM [2] Reduce overall operational efficiency by reducing log [logistic] elements in HSZs. Thereby causing reduction of troops in the peninsula. [3]

Output: Resettlement to start after implementation

ஒரு பத்திரம் | பத்திரங்கள்; ஆவணங்கள்; சாசனங்கள்


8c41fca7__த_ரங_கள___ஆவணங_கள___ச_சனங_கள___3

Input: [0] 7 [1] Avoid resettling of civilians in places from where Air port/ Harbour can be threatened and conduct regular checks and searchers and necessary to find hidden weapons etc. declaration of non-execution of underwater / seaborne suicide mission is also needed. [2] There will be a threat on harbour/air port when civilians resettle close to those locations. [4] Make necessary arrangements to acquire land to enhance security/ development of harbour /airport [3]

Output: Impose time restrictions on Entry/Exit points. Movement restrictions to be imposed during night. No entry/exit for fishing in HSZs. Resettlement on the coastal belt only in selected areas.

ஒரு பத்திரம் | பத்திரங்கள்; ஆவணங்கள்; சாசனங்கள்


8c41fca7__த_ரங_கள___ஆவணங_கள___ச_சனங_கள___3

Input: [0] 8 [1] Retain buffer zones as much as possible for the defences specially in HSZs. [2] Armed groups mixed up with civilians may launch attacks where SF will not have sufficient reaction time. [4] Additional defence measures to be arranged. [3]

Output: No go areas to be declared separate. Entry/Exit points for different blocks of resettlement and also road networks should be worked out for selected resettlement areas. Such terrorist intentions will totally terminate resettlement.

ஒரு பத்திரம் | பத்திரங்கள்; ஆவணங்கள்; சாசனங்கள்


8c41fca7__த_ரங_கள___ஆவணங_கள___ச_சனங_கள___3

Input: [0] 9 [1] Ground of tactical importance should be held by SF and any indication of such threat will be considered very seriously and preventive, deterrent action be taken immediately. [2] Options open to prepare fortifications in Ground of Tactical importance or selected areas. Eg: Vasavilan, Kadduvan, Thelippala and Keerimalai. [4] Maintain military strong points in Grounds of Tactical importance [3]

Output: No resettlement in such areas

ஒரு பத்திரம் | பத்திரங்கள்; ஆவணங்கள்; சாசனங்கள்


8c41fca7__த_ரங_கள___ஆவணங_கள___ச_சனங_கள___3

Input: [0] 10 [1] Ownership of houses of displaced personnel who left before 1991/95 will be seriously considered when resettling. [2] Resettlement of sympathizes with forged identities to assist terrorist in offensive ops [operations] against SF. [4] Psy [psychological] ops and civil affairs operations to take special care of these families [3]

Output: Only in selected areas

ஒரு பத்திரம் | பத்திரங்கள்; ஆவணங்கள்; சாசனங்கள்


8c41fca7__த_ரங_கள___ஆவணங_கள___ச_சனங_கள___3

Input: [0] 11 [1] Maintain and increase intelligence/survailance and early warning facilities and conduct regular searches of suspicious elements to enhance security of command, fire control and logistic elements [2] Possible attacks in VHSZs to paralise comd and control system support and log elements thereby prevent efficient conduct and supporting of def ops on FDLs. [3]

Output: Strict security checks on the civilians including house searches as required

ஒரு பத்திரம் | பத்திரங்கள்; ஆவணங்கள்; சாசனங்கள்


8c41fca7__த_ரங_கள___ஆவணங_கள___ச_சனங_கள___3

Input: [0] 12 [1] Reduction of LTTE cadres in areas opposite cleared areas. Weapons withdrawn to be kept under SLMM custody. [2] SF is forced to contract or vacate certain part of HSZs thereby weakening/reducing the present military superiority in JFN [Jaffna] hence the power projection of LTTE beyond that of SF. [4] SLMM mandate to be enhanced and numbers to be increased. [3]

Output: Resettlement will continue parallel to disarming

ஒரு பத்திரம் | பத்திரங்கள்; ஆவணங்கள்; சாசனங்கள்


8c41fca7__த_ரங_கள___ஆவணங_கள___ச_சனங_கள___3

Input: [0] 13 [1] To retain necessary amount of depth for the defences at any cost. [2] If resettled in HSZs as forced the defences to contract, SF will be forced to sacrifice depth of defences. [4] Can be considered once threat has been reduced/ decommission-ing of weapons had taken place. [3]

Output: Resettle in the areas excluding areas which provide the depth.

ஒரு பத்திரம் | பத்திரங்கள்; ஆவணங்கள்; சாசனங்கள்


8c41fca7__த_ரங_கள___ஆவணங_கள___ச_சனங_கள___3

Input: [0] 14 [1] LTTE to deescalate by disarming and to retain a balance of power parallel to reduction of SF positions. [2] If the conflict escalates unable to go back to the original positions to regain initiative after civilians have been resettled. [3]

Output: If the threat is eliminated resettlement is possible

ஒரு பத்திரம் | பத்திரங்கள்; ஆவணங்கள்; சாசனங்கள்


8c41fca7__த_ரங_கள___ஆவணங_கள___ச_சனங_கள___3

Input: [0] 15 [1] Reduce LTTE offensive capability by disarming and decommissioning of indirect weapons. [2] Due to the presence of civilians secrecy of SF defences will be sacrificed thus making defences vulnerable to armed group attacks. [4] -DO- [3]

Output: Resettlement programme to be parallel to elimination of threat

ஒரு பத்திரம் | பத்திரங்கள்; ஆவணங்கள்; சாசனங்கள்


Input: [Package #] RS-1 [Covers up to SF]

Output: up to 290 square feet

Radiant Heating - Slab floor Packages| Eagle Mountain


Input: [Package #] RS-2 [Covers up to SF]

Output: up to 580 square feet

Radiant Heating - Slab floor Packages| Eagle Mountain


Input: [Package #] RS-3 [Covers up to SF]

Output: up to 840 square feet

Radiant Heating - Slab floor Packages| Eagle Mountain


Input: [Package #] RS-4 [Covers up to SF]

Output: up to 1160 square feet

Radiant Heating - Slab floor Packages| Eagle Mountain


Input: [Package #] RS-5 [Covers up to SF]

Output: up to 1450 square feet

Radiant Heating - Slab floor Packages| Eagle Mountain


Input: [Package #] RS-6 [Covers up to SF]

Output: up to 1740 square feet

Radiant Heating - Slab floor Packages| Eagle Mountain


Input: [Year] 2014 [Recipient(s)] Chris Lintott [Citation]

Output: For his insight and creativity that created a transformative approach to science by engaging nonscientists in cutting edge research.

Beatrice M. Tinsley Prize | American Astronomical Society


Input: [Year] 2012 [Recipient(s)] Ronald L. Gilliland [Citation]

Output: For his innovative work on ultra-high signal-to-noise observations related to time-domain photometry and the opening of this new frontier.

Beatrice M. Tinsley Prize | American Astronomical Society


Input: [Year] 2010 [Recipient(s)] Drake Deming [Citation]

Output: For his innovative and pioneering work detecting thermal infrared emission from transiting extrasolar planets using the Spitzer Space Telescope.

Beatrice M. Tinsley Prize | American Astronomical Society


Input: [Year] 2008 [Recipient(s)] Mark Reid [Citation]

Output: For his precision astrometry experiments with the VLBI and the VLBA and his pioneering use of cosmic masers as astronomical tools. His innovative research in radio astronomy has enhanced our understanding of the processes in star forming regions and has resulted in primary distance measurements throughout the Local Group of galaxies.

Beatrice M. Tinsley Prize | American Astronomical Society


Input: [Year] 2006 [Recipient(s)] John E. Carlstrom [Citation]

Output: For his innovative work on the use of interferometry to study the early Universe through CMB fluctuations and polarimetry and the Sunyaev-Zeldovich effect. He has produced results that strongly constrain cosmological models of the amount and nature of dark matter and energy and the influence of cosmic inflation.

Beatrice M. Tinsley Prize | American Astronomical Society


Input: [Year] 2004 [Recipient(s)] Ronald J. Reynolds [Citation]

Output: For his discovery of the warm ionized medium in our Galaxy using Fabry-Perot spectroscopy, his leadership in understanding its origins and for his development of the Wisconsin H-Alpha Mapper that has revealed its spatial structure.

Beatrice M. Tinsley Prize | American Astronomical Society


Input: [Year] 2002 [Recipient(s)] Geoffrey W. Marcy, R. Paul Butler, Steven S. Vogt [Citation]

Output: For their pioneering work in characterizing planetary systems orbiting distant stars.

Beatrice M. Tinsley Prize | American Astronomical Society


Input: [Year] 2000 [Recipient(s)] Charles Alcock [Citation]

Output: For his intellectual leadership of the MACHO project, both scientifically and technically.

Beatrice M. Tinsley Prize | American Astronomical Society


Input: [Operator] = [Condition is satisfied if...] ... the content of the field is identical to the indicated expression. The operator = will not be displayed in the query fields. If you enter a value without any operator, the operator = will be automatically adopted. [Meaning]

Output: equal to

Query Design - OpenOffice.org shared Version 2.1 on MS Windows


Input: [Operator] <> [Condition is satisfied if...] ... the content of the field does not correspond to the specified expression. [Meaning]

Output: not equal to

Query Design - OpenOffice.org shared Version 2.1 on MS Windows


Input: [Operator] > [Condition is satisfied if...] ... the content of the field is greater than the specified expression. [Meaning]

Output: greater than

Query Design - OpenOffice.org shared Version 2.1 on MS Windows


Input: [Operator] < [Condition is satisfied if...] ... the content of the field is less than the specified expression. [Meaning]

Output: less than

Query Design - OpenOffice.org shared Version 2.1 on MS Windows


Input: [Operator] >= [Condition is satisfied if...] ... the content of the field is greater than or equal to the specified expression. [Meaning]

Output: greater than or equal to

Query Design - OpenOffice.org shared Version 2.1 on MS Windows


Input: [Operator] <= [Condition is satisfied if...] ... the content of the field is less than or equal to the specified expression. [Meaning]

Output: less than or equal to

Query Design - OpenOffice.org shared Version 2.1 on MS Windows


Input: [ETFs vs. ETNs] Continuous trading and pricing throughout the day? [Exchange-Traded Notes (ETNs)] Yes [Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)]

Output: Yes


Input: [ETFs vs. ETNs] Can be purchased through a traditional brokerage account? [Exchange-Traded Notes (ETNs)] Yes [Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)]

Output: Yes


Input: [ETFs vs. ETNs] Can they be bought on margin? [Exchange-Traded Notes (ETNs)] Yes [Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)]

Output: Yes


Input: [ETFs vs. ETNs] What recourse do investors have? [Exchange-Traded Notes (ETNs)] Issuer Credit [Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)]

Output: Portfolio of Securities


Input: [ETFs vs. ETNs] Can they be shorted?* [Exchange-Traded Notes (ETNs)] Yes, on an uptick or a downtick. [Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)]

Output: Yes, on an uptick or a downtick


Input: [ETFs vs. ETNs] What are the risks to principal? [Exchange-Traded Notes (ETNs)] Market and Issuer Risk [Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)]

Output: Market Risk


Input: [ETFs vs. ETNs] How are they registered? [Exchange-Traded Notes (ETNs)] Securities Act of 1933 [Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)]

Output: Investment Company Act of 1940


Input: [Element] Voice [Links/Resources] What is #EDUin30? [Activity]

Output: #EDUin30 type activityTweeting one thing a day of the learning that is happening in your school

Parkland School Division | The Principal of Change


Input: [Element] Choice [Links/Resources] What is EdCamp? [Activity]

Output: #EDCAMP professional learning day

Parkland School Division | The Principal of Change


Input: [Element] Reflection [Links/Resources] Create a survey using Google Forms [Activity]

Output: Embedding blogging time into learning or even something as simple as giving people time to reflect on what they have learned throughout the day

Parkland School Division | The Principal of Change


Input: [Element] Problem Solvers-Finders [Links/Resources] Inquiry Based Professional Learning [Activity]

Output: Inquiry Based Learning Professional Development

Parkland School Division | The Principal of Change


Input: [Element] Connected Learning [Links/Resources] Edublogs Teacher Challenges [Activity]

Output: Using Social Media to develop their own learning networks (The networked learner

Parkland School Division | The Principal of Change


Input: [Element] Self-Assessment [Links/Resources] Resources for Digital Portfolios [Activity]

Output: Blogs as Digital Portfolios

Parkland School Division | The Principal of Change