Input: [0] Link Human Rights to Trade With China [Gore] Strongly Opposes [Feingold]

Output: Strongly Favors

Headstrong America: Feingold vs. Gore: Big Differences


Input: [0] Allow Churches to Provide Welfare Services [Gore] Strongly Favors [Feingold]

Output: No Opinion

Headstrong America: Feingold vs. Gore: Big Differences


Input: [0] * [Description] Application key [Param]

Output: key


Input: [0] * [Description] HMAC-SHA1 hexadecimal hash of the application key, timestamp, and order ID. [Param]

Output: signature


Input: [0] * [Description] Timestamp of the generated purchase order. Represented as the UNIX epoch time. [Param]

Output: timestamp


Input: [Description] URL to POST the transaction response to after the user authorizes the purchase. If not provided, will default to the Payment Callback URL set for the consumer application. If no default found, results in postback error. Only applicable if checkoutWithApi is false. [Param]

Output: callback


Input: [Description] URL to return the user to after they authorize or cancel the purchase. If not provided, will default to the Payment Redirect URL set for the consumer application. If no default found, results in error. [Param]

Output: redirect


Input: [Description] Deprecated [Param]

Output: assumeCosts


Input: [Description] Flag to true to allow guest checkout and bank-funded payments. Guest Checkout enables customers to pay directly from their bank accounts, without needing an existing Dwolla account. [Param]

Output: allowFundingSources


Input: [Description] Set to true to use the Authorize Now / Pay Later flow. Defaults to false, which enables the Pay Now flow. [Param]

Output: checkoutWithApi


Input: [Description] Optional string to identify the transaction. Max 255 characters. [Param]

Output: orderId


Input: [Description] Flag if purchase order is for testing purposes only. Does not affect account balances and no emails are sent. The transaction ID will always be 1 in the responses. [Param]

Output: test


Input: [0] * [Description] Dwolla ID of the Dwolla account receiving the funds. Format will always match "812-xxx-xxxx". [Param]

Output: destinationId


Input: [0] * [Description] Amount of the order. Must be $0.01 or more. [Param]

Output: amount


Input: [Description] Shipping total for the order. Must be $0.00 or more. [Param]

Output: shipping


Input: [Description] Tax applied the order. Must be $0.00 or more. [Param]

Output: tax


Input: [Description] Amount of the facilitator fee to override. Only applicable if the facilitator fee feature is enabled. If set to 0, facilitator fee is disabled for transaction. Cannot exceed 25% of the total. [Param]

Output: facilitatorAmount


Input: [Description] Note to attach to the transaction. Limited to 250 characters. [Param]

Output: notes


Input: [Description] Optional. A JSON object of maximum 10 key-value pairs with which to store metadata in. Keys and values must be strings of max length 255. [Param]

Output: metadata


Input: [0] * [Description] Name of the item. Must be 100 characters or less. [Param]

Output: name


Input: [0] * [Description] Description of the item. Must be 200 characters or less. [Param]

Output: description


Input: [Week] 1 [Topic] Leadership [Content]

Output: Leadership vs Management Leadership traits & skills


Input: [Week] 2 [Topic] Leadership continued [Content]

Output: Leadership characteristics Followership Practices of exemplary leadership


Input: [Week] 3 [Topic] Communication [Content]

Output: Communicating powerfully Communication styles Communicating through stories


Input: [Week] 4 [Topic] Problem Solving [Content]

Output: Critical thinking Decision making Problem solving


Input: [Week] 5 [Topic] Change & Influence [Content]

Output: Types of change Six sources of influence


Input: [Week] 6 [Topic] Conflict [Content]

Output: Sources & types of conflict Conflict resolution Productive conflict


Input: [Week] 7 [Topic] Personal Leadership [Content]

Output: Emotional intelligence Leadership traits & skills assessment Personal leadership development plan


Input: [Week] 8 [Topic] Final Assignment [Content]

Output: Your leadership development


Input: [0] 1 [Definitions]

Output: A magnitude is a part of a magnitude, the smaller of the larger, whenever it measures the larger,


Input: [0] 2. [Definitions]

Output: and the larger is a multiple of the smaller whenever it is measured by the smaller.


Input: [0] 3. [Definitions]

Output: Ratio is a sort of condition of two magnitudes of the same kind according to their size.


Input: [0] 4. [Brief comments] Some have read this as stating a basic principle about continuity and what it is for two magnitudes to be of the same kind. Knorr pointed out that this actually sets up necessary conditions for the next definition. Is this a definition? [Definitions]

Output: Magnitudes which are able by being multiplied to exceed one another are said to have a ratio to one another.


Input: [0] 5. [Brief comments] Controversy about this definition seems to begin in the 16th cent. [Definitions]

Output: Magnitudes are said to be in the same ratio, first to second and third to fourth, whenever equal multiples of the first and third are either together greater than or together equal to or together less than the equal multiples of the second and fourth, according to any respective multiplications,


Input: [0] 6. [Brief comments] The Greek word 'analogon' is formed from a prepositional phrase and is adverbial. 'Proportional' is the standard translation, but 'in-ratio' would be better. The difficulty is that one needs to be able to form the noun from the preposition, for 'analogia' (cf. def. 9), while 'in-rationality' or something like that is too artificial. [Definitions]

Output: and let magnitudes having the same ratio be called 'proportional',


Input: [0] 7. [Definitions]

Output: and whenever of equal multiples the multiple of the first exceeds the multiple of the second, but the multiple of the third does not exceed the multiple of the fourth, then the first to the second is said to have a greater ratio than the third to the fourth,


Input: [0] 8. [Brief comments] That is, one cannot have a proportion involving two terms. Note that this is not a definition in any ordinary sense. [Definitions]

Output: and a proportion in three terms is least,


Input: [0] 9. [Definitions]

Output: and whenever three magnitudes are proportional, the first to the third is said to have duplicate the ratio it has to the second.


Input: [0] 10 [Definitions]

Output: and whenever four magnitudes are proportional, the first to the fourth is said to have triplicate the ratio it has to the second, and in each case in succession it holds similarly, however the proportion holds.


Input: [0] 11. [Definitions]

Output: Corresponding magnitudes (homologous) are said to be the leading terms to the leading terms and the following terms to the following terms.


Input: [0] 12. [Definitions]

Output: Alternate ratio is taking the leading term to the leading term and the following term to the following term.


Input: [0] 13. [Definitions]

Output: Inverse ratio is taking the following term as leading to the leading term as following.


Input: [0] 14. [Definitions]

Output: Composition of ratio is taking the leading term with the following term as one to the following term itself.


Input: [0] 15. [Definitions]

Output: Division of ratio is taking the excess by which the leading term exceeds the following term to the following term itself.


Input: [0] 16. [Definitions]

Output: Conversion of ratio is taking the leading term to the excess by which the leading term exceeds the following term.


Input: [0] 17. [Definitions]

Output: A ratio through an equal (ex aequali ratio) is, given that there are several magnitudes and others equal to them in number are taken two by two and in the same ratio, whenever in the first group of magnitudes the first is to the last, so in the second group of magnitudes the first is to the last. Or, alternatively, taking the extreme terms by removing the middle terms.


Input: [0] 18. [Definitions]

Output: A perturbed proportion is when given three magnitudes and others equal to them in number it happens that (1) as, in the first group of magnitudes, a leading term is to a following term, so, in the second group of magnitudes, a leading term is to a following term, while (2) as, in the first group of magnitudes, a following term is to some other term, so, in the second group of magnitudes, some other term is to a leading term.


Input: [German] Golfmobil [English]

Output: Golf cart

Golfing in Germany - AngloINFO North Rhine-Westphalia, in North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany)


Input: [German] Golfklub [English]

Output: Golf club (organisation)

Golfing in Germany - AngloINFO North Rhine-Westphalia, in North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany)


Input: [German] Golfschläger [English]

Output: Golf club

Golfing in Germany - AngloINFO North Rhine-Westphalia, in North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany)


Input: [German] Golfplatz [English]

Output: Golf course

Golfing in Germany - AngloINFO North Rhine-Westphalia, in North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany)


Input: [German] Golfspieler [English]

Output: Golf player

Golfing in Germany - AngloINFO North Rhine-Westphalia, in North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany)


Input: [German] Golfturnier [English]

Output: Golf tournament

Golfing in Germany - AngloINFO North Rhine-Westphalia, in North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany)


Input: [German] Eisen [English]

Output: Iron

Golfing in Germany - AngloINFO North Rhine-Westphalia, in North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany)


Input: [German] Holz [English]

Output: Wood

Golfing in Germany - AngloINFO North Rhine-Westphalia, in North Rhine-Westphalia (Germany)


Input: [ID] 37562 [Summary]

Output: Add a clear log option on launcher for runtime workbench


Input: [ID] 59661 [Summary]

Output: Target platform location Combo control reloads too often


Input: [ID] 62034 [Summary]

Output: changing launch config name does not change config area location


Input: [ID] 67272 [Summary]

Output: "Could not determine test plugin Id - project is not a plugin"


Input: [ID] 67582 [Summary]

Output: [Manifest Editor] Copy, cut and paste operations not supported in table and tree viewers


Input: [ID] 87549 [Summary]

Output: [Manifest Editor] Editor remains dirty after save


Input: [ID] 97677 [Summary]

Output: Long busy cursor when reloading target platform


Input: [ID] 102994 [Summary]

Output: site.xml > PDE Tools > Build site does nothing when site.xml file is dirty


Input: [ID] 114218 [Summary]

Output: Context-Menu of *.product files in Navigator/Package Explorer


Input: [ID] 134434 [Summary]

Output: Package Selection Dialog for Import-Package should allow for packages not currently exported


Input: [ID] 147494 [Summary]

Output: Automated Management of Dependencies: Provide "Up" and "Down" buttons


Input: [ID] 149976 [Summary]

Output: Automated Management of Dependencies: The "add dependencies" link can result in an illegally formatted Import-Package header


Input: [ID] 150299 [Summary]

Output: Plug-in showing up in the launch configuration but not passed to the runtime


Input: [ID] 151172 [Summary]

Output: PDE Manifest Editor should treat OSGI manifest headers as case insensitive


Input: [ID] 152575 [Summary]

Output: Universal Welcome Contribution wizzard / template is buggy


Input: [ID] 153515 [Summary]

Output: [Manifest Editor] Editor opens on the wrong page


Input: [ID] 157973 [Summary]

Output: [Manifest Editor] Paste and Undo shortcuts not working in the filter field


Input: [ID] 158326 [Summary]

Output: Opening build.properties for big plug-in locks UI for 45s and flashes cursor


Input: [ID] 159066 [Summary]

Output: No feedback the state of the state


Input: [ID] 164762 [Summary]

Output: Export product on OS X fails to put product.ini in proper location


Input: [ID] 166223 [Summary]

Output: vmargs of current platform should be respected in launching platform


Input: [ID] 167378 [Summary]

Output: [Manifest Editor] PDE should not generate values for non-required attributes


Input: [ID] 168247 [Summary]

Output: Processing program args does not account for args containing spaces


Input: [ID] 169634 [Summary]

Output: translation isn't required for properties file comment


Input: [ID] 170703 [Summary]

Output: Javadoc locations not always updated when changing target


Input: [ID] 171965 [Summary]

Output: [Manifest Editor] Unpleasant attribute deletion behaviour


Input: [ID] 172721 [Summary]

Output: Extension point schema editor opens as read-only from plugin.xml editor


Input: [ID] 172771 [Summary]

Output: [Cheat Sheet Editor] Add help icon and register cheat sheet hyperlink to form header


Input: [ID] 172856 [Summary]

Output: NPE in the plugin model


Input: [ID] 172988 [Summary]

Output: target plugins not in launch configuration


Input: [ID] 173067 [Summary]

Output: [Feature Editor] Can't multi select in the plugins tab of the feature editor


Input: [ID] 173206 [Summary]

Output: [Cheatsheet][Editors] Problems launching commands


Input: [ID] 173487 [Summary]

Output: [Cheat Sheet Editor] Fields out of vertical alignment


Input: [ID] 173490 [Summary]

Output: [Cheat Sheet Editor] SimpleCS Detail pages should reuse static sections instead of creating new widgets


Input: [ID] 173493 [Summary]

Output: [Cheat Sheet Editor] Validation code informing user of disabled widgets is deprecated


Input: [ID] 173557 [Summary]

Output: [Cheat Sheet Editor] Form text markup is lost


Input: [ID] 174601 [Summary]

Output: [Cheat Sheet Editor] Add item and add subitem should do insert in simple editor


Input: [ID] 175190 [Summary]

Output: Problems with "External Plug-in Libraries"


Input: [ID] 175288 [Summary]

Output: Changing a plugin to a fragment back to a plugin makes it disappear


Input: [ID] 175291 [Summary]

Output: Adding and removing Eclipse-GenericCapability from fragment manifest triggers access restrictions in all dependant plugins


Input: [ID] 175321 [Summary]

Output: Target platform reloaded on every keypress


Input: [ID] 175568 [Summary]

Output: [Cheat Sheet Editor] Preserve the "translate" parameter


Input: [ID] 175599 [Summary]

Output: Equinox launcher should manage "org.eclipse.osgi" bundle


Input: [ID] 175773 [Summary]

Output: Tracing tab on launch config dialog: selections don't properly track checkbox


Input: [ID] 176084 [Summary]

Output: RCP application was unabled to locate its companion shared library


Input: [ID] 176175 [Summary]

Output: make VM setting inheritance optional


Input: [ID] 176315 [Summary]

Output: whackiness with dependencies view


Input: [ID] 176642 [Summary]

Output: Building after Target Platform change


Input: [ID] 177426 [Summary]

Output: startup.jar is required in target platform when launching


Input: [ID] 177771 [Summary]

Output: Problems adding multiple versions to Java search


Input: [ID] 177773 [Summary]

Output: External Plug-in references could be sorted


Input: [ID] 177936 [Summary]

Output: PDE does not get along with two bundles with same id but different version in the same ws


Input: [ID] 178309 [Summary]

Output: Using the add required bundles in the product editor brings along javax.servlet


Input: [ID] 178517 [Summary]

Output: [Manifest Editor] Code completion in the Manifest-editor should also know about Equinox-specific extensions


Input: [ID] 178582 [Summary]

Output: [Manifest Editor] Content assist lightbulb icon slightly cut off


Input: [ID] 178632 [Summary]

Output: [Eye Candy] Promote new splash screen used for splash handler templates to be the default for all branded templates


Input: [ID] 178806 [Summary]

Output: [Regression] Validate Bundles gives a false rosy picture


Input: [ID] 178821 [Summary]

Output: [Schema Editor] Focus not set correctly


Input: [ID] 178855 [Summary]

Output: [refactoring] Cannot finish after trying to rename project to existing project


Input: [ID] 178889 [Summary]

Output: ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException building update site with no features


Input: [ID] 178924 [Summary]

Output: CSI PDE: colon vs dot


Input: [ID] 178949 [Summary]

Output: [Templates] Splash templates contain copyrighted code


Input: [ID] 178950 [Summary]

Output: [Templates] Browser splash screen contains code that is commented out


Input: [ID] 178953 [Summary]

Output: [Templates] Launching with wrong splash handler


Input: [ID] 179044 [Summary]

Output: [Templates] Splash Template fails with different case


Input: [ID] 179045 [Summary]

Output: [Product Editor] Splash page issues


Input: [ID] 179125 [Summary]

Output: Secondary Dependencies' access rules are incorrect


Input: [ID] 179238 [Summary]

Output: Extension list filtered tree "clear" button is bad positioned


Input: [ID] 179244 [Summary]

Output: [Manifest Editor] Class/Interface proposals from dependencies does not appear on manifest editor type browser


Input: [ID] 179259 [Summary]

Output: PDE editor should show fragments in Runtim - Package Visibility - Add...


Input: [ID] 179287 [Summary]

Output: [NLS] NLS33: Translation question #89


Input: [ID] 179318 [Summary]

Output: Problems with multiple junit versions in target


Input: [ID] 179401 [Summary]

Output: Shells created by some launcher buttons has wrong parents


Input: [ID] 179433 [Summary]

Output: [Templates] Splash screen is generated for non-RCP apps


Input: [ID] 179460 [Summary]

Output: No 'Run as Junit Plug-in test' on methods


Input: [ID] 179570 [Summary]

Output: Extend Launch Shortcut on Product Editor


Input: [ID] 179677 [Summary]

Output: NPE in CalculateUsesOperation


Input: [ID] 179736 [Summary]

Output: Default values set in launch configurations should always be visible and tweakable


Input: [ID] 179793 [Summary]

Output: [Templates] Generated splash handler template code needlessly spins the event loop


Input: [ID] 179992 [Summary]

Output: [Product Editor] Merge "Templates" and "Progress" sections on "Splash" page


Input: [ID] 179997 [Summary]

Output: [Product Editor] Implement remove splash product binding action


Input: [ID] 180043 [Summary]

Output: Run As Eclipse Application and Manifest Editor shortcut do different launch


Input: [ID] 180095 [Summary]

Output: [Tests] Move JDT MANIFEST.MF test case input file to its own directory


Input: [ID] 180112 [Summary]

Output: NPE in while restoring an old workspace


Input: [ID] 180179 [Summary]

Output: Chkpii error in build N20070330-0010


Input: [ID] 180367 [Summary]

Output: PDE's launch configs show irrelevant plug-ins/bundles


Input: [ID] 180396 [Summary]

Output: [Manifest Editor] Editor loses text position on focus


Input: [ID] 180417 [Summary]

Output: Initialize feature from launch configurations


Input: [ID] 180420 [Summary]

Output: New Plug-in wizard defaults are biased toward plug-in development


Input: [ID] 180422 [Summary]

Output: Finishing up on Brian's obsession - log view in text editors


Input: [ID] 180429 [Summary]

Output: [Content Assist] Proposal computation for an extension point ID is too strict


Input: [ID] 180812 [Summary]

Output: [Cheat Sheet Editor] Use tab folders in place of individual command and help sections


Input: [ID] 180816 [Summary]

Output: [Cheat Sheet Editor] Get rid of "Allow this step to load in a dialog" checkbox


Input: [ID] 180957 [Summary]

Output: [Log View] "Open Log" does not work on imported logs


Input: [ID] 181058 [Summary]

Output: Missing x-friends should be settable as a warning or error


Input: [ID] 181063 [Summary]

Output: NPE when running "Find Unsed Dependencies" from Dependencies View


Input: [ID] 181091 [Summary]

Output: [Plug-in Dependencies View} Show version number in label


Input: [ID] 181092 [Summary]

Output: [Plug-in Dependencies View] Show/Hide optional dependencies


Input: [ID] 181093 [Summary]

Output: [Plug-in Dependencies View] Show/Hide Fragments and their dependencies


Input: [ID] 181259 [Summary]

Output: NPE when using Add...


Input: [Data set names] Apartment [Situation] Indoors [Dynamics] Furnitures moved in between scans [Environments]

Output: Structured

laserregistration:laserregistration – ASL Datasets


Input: [Data set names] ETH Hauptgebaude [Situation] Indoors [Dynamics] Walking persons [Environments]

Output: Structured with repetitive elements

laserregistration:laserregistration – ASL Datasets


Input: [Data set names] Stairs [Situation] Mixed [Dynamics] None [Environments]

Output: Structured with large variations in scanned volumes

laserregistration:laserregistration – ASL Datasets


Input: [Data set names] Mountain plain [Situation] Outdoors [Dynamics] None [Environments]

Output: Semi-structured with low vertical constrains

laserregistration:laserregistration – ASL Datasets


Input: [Data set names] Gazebo in summer [Situation] Outdoors [Dynamics] Seasonal changes (see winter) [Environments]

Output: Semi-structured (sparse vegetation)

laserregistration:laserregistration – ASL Datasets


Input: [Data set names] Gazebo in winter [Situation] Outdoors [Dynamics] Seasonal changes (see summer) [Environments]

Output: Semi-structured (sparse vegetation)

laserregistration:laserregistration – ASL Datasets


Input: [Data set names] Wood in summer [Situation] Outdoors [Dynamics] Seasonal changes (see autumn) [Environments]

Output: Unstructured (dense vegetation)

laserregistration:laserregistration – ASL Datasets


Input: [Data set names] Wood in autumn [Situation] Outdoors [Dynamics] Seasonal changes (see summer) [Environments]

Output: Unstructured (dense vegetation)

laserregistration:laserregistration – ASL Datasets


Input: [1] THE RIGHT WAY [2] COST [4] COST [3]

Output: THE WRONG WAY

Las Vegas Gentlemen's Clubs & Strip Clubs - Free Guide


Input: [0] TRANSPORT [1] Luxury VIP Limousine. Pre-booked and on-time. Chill-out & Cruise "The Strip". See the Sights & Enjoy a drink. [2] Included. [4] $3 Bell Boy tip + $20 Taxi Fare + $5 Driver Gratuity [3]

Output: Welcome to the infamous Vegas taxi lines! Liking the heat? Wondering what that sticky stain is on the taxi seat? Don�t.

Las Vegas Gentlemen's Clubs & Strip Clubs - Free Guide


Input: [0] DRINKS [1] Comp bottle with mixers on board the limo to get prepared for the action ahead. [2] Included. [4] Please refer to your medical insurance. [3]

Output: Eh, ask the taxi driver for a swig on his flask?

Las Vegas Gentlemen's Clubs & Strip Clubs - Free Guide


Input: [0] CLUB ENTRY [1] VIP Entry with no wait & no cover all handled by your personal VIP Hostess [2] Included [4] $30-$50 pp (per person) [3]

Output: Stand in line and hope for the best? How�s that heat doing?

Las Vegas Gentlemen's Clubs & Strip Clubs - Free Guide


Input: [0] SEATING [1] Seating in the club is generally obtained at no extra charge (subject to availability of course) [2] Included [4] $$$$$ [3]

Output: From out of town are you?

Las Vegas Gentlemen's Clubs & Strip Clubs - Free Guide


Input: [1] TOTAL COST [2] $49pp [4] Got any money left for what you came for? [3]

Output: TOTAL COST

Las Vegas Gentlemen's Clubs & Strip Clubs - Free Guide


Input: [0] nominative [singular] spis treści [plural]

Output: spisy treści

Spis treści po Angielsku, tłumaczenie, Polsko-Angielski Słownik


Input: [0] genitive [singular] spisu treści [plural]

Output: spisów treści

Spis treści po Angielsku, tłumaczenie, Polsko-Angielski Słownik


Input: [0] dative [singular] spisowi treści [plural]

Output: spisom treści

Spis treści po Angielsku, tłumaczenie, Polsko-Angielski Słownik


Input: [0] accusative [singular] spis treści [plural]

Output: spisy treści

Spis treści po Angielsku, tłumaczenie, Polsko-Angielski Słownik


Input: [0] instrumental [singular] spisem treści [plural]

Output: spisami treści

Spis treści po Angielsku, tłumaczenie, Polsko-Angielski Słownik


Input: [0] locative [singular] spisie treści [plural]

Output: spisach treści

Spis treści po Angielsku, tłumaczenie, Polsko-Angielski Słownik


Input: [0] vocative [singular] spisie treści [plural]

Output: spisy treści

Spis treści po Angielsku, tłumaczenie, Polsko-Angielski Słownik


Input: [Connectionist network] unit [Coherence]

Output: element


Input: [Connectionist network] excitatory link [Coherence]

Output: positive constraint


Input: [Connectionist network] inhibitory link [Coherence]

Output: negative constraint


Input: [Connectionist network] parallel updating of activation [Coherence]

Output: constraint satisfaction


Input: [Connectionist network] unit activated above threshold [Coherence]

Output: element accepted


Input: [Connectionist network] unit activated below threshold [Coherence]

Output: element rejected


Input: [Baroque] Conveys a single emotion [Classical] Fluctuation in moods, sometimes it is dramatic, carefree, happy, sad that may lead to a delightful music [Characteristic]

Output: Mood


Input: [Baroque] Minimal patterns of rhythmic movement [Classical] Classical music is mixed up in terms of rhythm, with unexpected pauses, syncopation, variations of long and short tones. The introduction of ritardando, and accelerandos. [Characteristic]

Output: Rhythm


Input: [Baroque] Polyphonic Texture [Classical] Wide use of texture from homophonic usually heard in concertos to polyphonic texture in the symphony orchestra. [Characteristic]

Output: Texture


Input: [Baroque] Baroque melodies are hard [Classical] Easy to remember and to sing [Characteristic]

Output: Melody


Input: [Baroque] Used of terraced dynamics Loud and Soft [Classical] Wide use of dynamics and Introduction of Crescendo and decrescendo. [Characteristic]

Output: Dynamic


Input: [Baroque] Basso Continuo [Classical] Most music was written for amateurs who had not mastered the basso continuo. [Characteristic]

Output: Accompaniment


Input: [Free Version] No Charge [Pro Version] Low flat rate [3]

Output: Pricing for the Pro Version is based on the # of Listings and includes unlimited use of our all-inclusive Destination Marketing System of commission-free leads, no pay-per-click links, and broad exposures... all at a low flat rate (see below).

Free & Pro Versions


Input: [0] Listings [3]

Output: Appear in the Vacation Planner/Travel Directory in the categories of your choice

Free & Pro Versions


Input: [0] Company Spotlight [3]

Output: Dedicated Web page for each listing with space for up to a 500-word description of your offer

Free & Pro Versions


Input: [0] Links to Your Web site [3]

Output: We link to your Web site with a tracking code, so you can track traffic from our site to yours

Free & Pro Versions


Input: [0] Marketing Alerts [3]

Output: Newsletter delivering monthly news stories, proven marketing ideas, Web site updates, and suggestions for building your business using our online retail channel

Free & Pro Versions


Input: [0] BestLeads! [3]

Output: Commission-free bookings from our Lead Generation System, delivering full travel profiles from qualified visitors to you -- never pay us a commission

Free & Pro Versions


Input: [0] Coupon Tool [3]

Output: Coupon Tool for adding Special Offers to your Company Spotlight, in emails to leads, and in our opt-in newsletter

Free & Pro Versions


Input: [0] Travel 'N Tourism NewsHawaii [3]

Output: Appear in our monthly broadcast newsletter sent to over 15,000 opt-in subscribers (1 appearance included at no additional charge)

Free & Pro Versions


Input: [0] Text Boxes [3]

Output: Run-of-site, with unlimited impressions for each listing for the whole year at no additional charge -- never pay us for a keyword

Free & Pro Versions


Input: [0] Photos [3]

Output: Add a photo to each lisitng to customize the look and to build your brand

Free & Pro Versions


Input: [0] Multiple hyperlinks [3]

Output: Free clicks to your Web site throughout our entire system and features-- never pay us for a click

Free & Pro Versions


Input: [0] Admin Center [3]

Output: 24/7 access to your online account from anywhere, any time (password protected)

Free & Pro Versions


Input: [0] Number of tasks Limited to tde capacity of an individual's working hours [Integra virtual bookkeeper]

Output: No limitations. Can take on any volume of work.

Integra virtual bookkeepers or individuals?


Input: [0] Back-up staff & additional work Not possible [Integra virtual bookkeeper]

Output: Back-up and additional staff available on a short notice.

Integra virtual bookkeepers or individuals?


Input: [0] Proximity You can probably find someone near your office. [Integra virtual bookkeeper]

Output: We only work from our office in India.

Integra virtual bookkeepers or individuals?


Input: [0] Data security Responsibility is witd you. Not many individuals are aware of security issues. [Integra virtual bookkeeper]

Output: High security web portal for transmission/storage of data. Multiple layers of data security.

Integra virtual bookkeepers or individuals?


Input: [0] Expansion Not possible. [Integra virtual bookkeeper]

Output: Possible in a short notice.

Integra virtual bookkeepers or individuals?


Input: [0] Communication Is Ok if one individual. Difficult if many. [Integra virtual bookkeeper]

Output: Single point of contact. Easy to communicate.

Integra virtual bookkeepers or individuals?


Input: [Search for] \t [Replace with] three spaces [Description]

Output: Replace each tab with three spaces

Example regular expressions for Writer - OpenOffice.org Ninja


Input: [Search for] three spaces [Replace with] \t [Description]

Output: Replace three spaces with a tab

Example regular expressions for Writer - OpenOffice.org Ninja


Input: [Search for] ([:space:)] [Replace with] space [Description]

Output: Replace non-breaking spaces with regular spaces

Example regular expressions for Writer - OpenOffice.org Ninja


Input: [Search for] \n [Replace with] \n [Description]

Output: Replace manual line breaks with paragraph breaks

Example regular expressions for Writer - OpenOffice.org Ninja


Input: [Search for] [\x201C\x201D\x201F] [Replace with] " [Description]

Output: Replace double smart quotes (aka book quotes or curly quotes) with straight quotes (aka dumb quotes)

Example regular expressions for Writer - OpenOffice.org Ninja


Input: [Search for] [\x2018\x2019\x201B] [Replace with] ' [Description]

Output: Replace single smart quote with straight quotes

Example regular expressions for Writer - OpenOffice.org Ninja


Input: [Search for] ([0-9]{4})-([0-9]{2})-([0-9]{2}) [Replace with] $2/$3/$1 [Description]

Output: Converting dates in YYYY-MM-DD format to MM/DD/YYYY format

Example regular expressions for Writer - OpenOffice.org Ninja


Input: [Day of Athiraathram] 1st day [Event in Yaagam] Naandeemukham to Saalaapravesham, Deekshaahassu [Day of Agnistomam]

Output: 1st day


Input: [Day of Athiraathram] 2nd day [Event in Yaagam] Pravargya Sambhaaram (Collection of Pravargyam items) [Day of Agnistomam]

Output: 2nd day


Input: [Day of Athiraathram] 3rd day [Event in Yaagam] Yoopam Kollal [Day of Agnistomam]

Output: 3rd day


Input: [Day of Athiraathram] 4th to 8th days [Event in Yaagam] Construction of Altar (Agnichayanam) [Day of Agnistomam]


Input: [Day of Athiraathram] 4th to 9th days [Event in Yaagam] Pravargyam & Upaasath (Upasaddinangal or Upasath days) [Day of Agnistomam]

Output: 2nd to 4th days


Input: [Day of Athiraathram] 10th & 11th days till the dawn of 12th day [Event in Yaagam] Suthy Suthyam days and finally, Yajnapuchham [Day of Agnistomam]

Output: 5th day till the dawn of 6th day


Input: [Date] Learn more about all the benefits of being your own boss [Button] Show me more [Release]

Output: Why start your own business?

Start up business toolkit | new business ideas at moo.com


Input: [Date] Think your idea’s a winner? Let our flow chart decide [Button] Show me more [Release]

Output: How to evaluate your business idea

Start up business toolkit | new business ideas at moo.com


Input: [Date] here are some tips on how to go about making the switch [Button] Show me more [Release]

Output: Make the move: from freelance to founder

Start up business toolkit | new business ideas at moo.com


Input: [Date] Writing a plan is painless if you follow these easy steps [Button] Show me more [Release]

Output: Writing a business plan

Start up business toolkit | new business ideas at moo.com


Input: [Date] Top tips on how to ask the bank for a startup loan [Button] Show me more [Release]

Output: The best ways to approach the bank

Start up business toolkit | new business ideas at moo.com


Input: [Date] How to make your new business truly outstanding [Button] Show me more [Release]

Output: What makes a business truly remarkable

Start up business toolkit | new business ideas at moo.com


Input: [Date] You don’t need to spend your entire budget on marketing your business, just get creative! [Button] Show me more [Release]

Output: Marketing your startup on a tight budget

Start up business toolkit | new business ideas at moo.com


Input: [Date] Beginner business blogger? Fear not! Take a read of our top tips for getting started. [Button] Show me more [Release]

Output: Blog or bust: business blogging advice

Start up business toolkit | new business ideas at moo.com


Input: [Date] What do you want your website to do for your business? [Button] Show me more [Release]

Output: Setting up a site

Start up business toolkit | new business ideas at moo.com


Input: [Date] Choose your e-commerce solution with our handy guide [Button] Show me more [Release]

Output: Your e-commerce solutions

Start up business toolkit | new business ideas at moo.com


Input: [Date] Learn how to make your customer support truly personal [Button] Show me more [Release]

Output: Give customers the human touch

Start up business toolkit | new business ideas at moo.com


Input: [Date] Check out our checklist for hiring the best team for your business [Button] Show me more [Release]

Output: What to look for when hiring

Start up business toolkit | new business ideas at moo.com


Input: [Date] Our tips should get you out of any sticky situation [Button] Show me more [Release]

Output: Hidden Help: where to go when you're stuck

Start up business toolkit | new business ideas at moo.com


Input: [Type] EXTRA_TEXT [Description] Allows the user to enter a single line of text [Arg 2] N/A [Arg 1]

Output: Specifies the size of the text form element as it would appear in the following ("NN" would be replaced with Arg 1):

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_MULTILINETEXT [Description] Allows the user to enter multiple lines of text [Arg 2] Specifies how many lines long the textform element should be as it would appear in the following ("NN" would be replaced with Arg 1): [Arg 1]

Output: Specifies how many characters wide the textform element should be as it would appear in the following ("NN" would be replaced with Arg 1):

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_URL [Description] Allows the user to enter a single line of text and will be displayed as a link when viewed [Arg 2] N/A [Arg 1]

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_DATE [Description] Allows the user to select a date using the standard date selection form elements [Arg 2] N/A [Arg 1]

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_EMAIL [Description] Allows the user to enter a single line of text and will be displayed as a mailto URL link [Arg 2] N/A [Arg 1]

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_USER [Description] Allows selection of a WebCalendar user from a pulldown list [Arg 2] N/A [Arg 1]

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_RADIO [Description] Allows selection of a single item from a group of radio buttons [Arg 2] The default item that will be selected (from list above) [Arg 1]

Output: Specifies the list of available options using the PHP array

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_SELECTION_LIST [Description] Presents the user with a selection list (single selection) to choose from [Arg 2] 0 indicates single selection, 1 indicates multiple selection and also the maximum size [Arg 1]

Output: Specifies the list of available options using the PHP array function

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_CHECKBOX [Description] Will display a checkbox control [Arg 2] N/A [Arg 1]

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Color and type of signal] Steady Green [Aircraft on the ground] Cleared for take off Cleared to cross, proceed or go [Aircraft in flight]

Output: Cleared to land

Mid Island Air Service, Inc. | Learn to Fly | Flight School | Flight Training | Flight Instruction | Learn To Fly | Flying School | Aviation School | Sport Pilot Training | Aircraft Rentals | Aircraft Rent | Sport Aircraft | Sport Aviation | Cessna Training Center | New York | Long Island | NY | New York | Rent and Fly | Cessna Single Engine Service Center | Aviation Mechanics | Aircraft Maintenance | Aircraft Parts | FAA Certified A and P Mechanics | Gift Certificates | FAA Medicals | Flight Specials | FAA Safety Seminars | FBO | Pilot Supplies | Ground School | Sport Cruiser Sale


Input: [Color and type of signal] Flashing Green [Aircraft on the ground] Cleared to taxi Not applicable [Aircraft in flight]

Output: Return for landing (followed by steady green)

Mid Island Air Service, Inc. | Learn to Fly | Flight School | Flight Training | Flight Instruction | Learn To Fly | Flying School | Aviation School | Sport Pilot Training | Aircraft Rentals | Aircraft Rent | Sport Aircraft | Sport Aviation | Cessna Training Center | New York | Long Island | NY | New York | Rent and Fly | Cessna Single Engine Service Center | Aviation Mechanics | Aircraft Maintenance | Aircraft Parts | FAA Certified A and P Mechanics | Gift Certificates | FAA Medicals | Flight Specials | FAA Safety Seminars | FBO | Pilot Supplies | Ground School | Sport Cruiser Sale


Input: [Color and type of signal] Steady Red [Aircraft on the ground] STOP STOP [Aircraft in flight]

Output: Give way to other aircraft and continue circling

Mid Island Air Service, Inc. | Learn to Fly | Flight School | Flight Training | Flight Instruction | Learn To Fly | Flying School | Aviation School | Sport Pilot Training | Aircraft Rentals | Aircraft Rent | Sport Aircraft | Sport Aviation | Cessna Training Center | New York | Long Island | NY | New York | Rent and Fly | Cessna Single Engine Service Center | Aviation Mechanics | Aircraft Maintenance | Aircraft Parts | FAA Certified A and P Mechanics | Gift Certificates | FAA Medicals | Flight Specials | FAA Safety Seminars | FBO | Pilot Supplies | Ground School | Sport Cruiser Sale


Input: [Color and type of signal] Flashing Red [Aircraft on the ground] Taxi clear of the runway in use Clear the taxiway/runway [Aircraft in flight]

Output: Airport unsafe, do not land

Mid Island Air Service, Inc. | Learn to Fly | Flight School | Flight Training | Flight Instruction | Learn To Fly | Flying School | Aviation School | Sport Pilot Training | Aircraft Rentals | Aircraft Rent | Sport Aircraft | Sport Aviation | Cessna Training Center | New York | Long Island | NY | New York | Rent and Fly | Cessna Single Engine Service Center | Aviation Mechanics | Aircraft Maintenance | Aircraft Parts | FAA Certified A and P Mechanics | Gift Certificates | FAA Medicals | Flight Specials | FAA Safety Seminars | FBO | Pilot Supplies | Ground School | Sport Cruiser Sale


Input: [Color and type of signal] Flashing White [Aircraft on the ground] Return to starting point on airport Return to starting point on airport [Aircraft in flight]

Output: Not applicable

Mid Island Air Service, Inc. | Learn to Fly | Flight School | Flight Training | Flight Instruction | Learn To Fly | Flying School | Aviation School | Sport Pilot Training | Aircraft Rentals | Aircraft Rent | Sport Aircraft | Sport Aviation | Cessna Training Center | New York | Long Island | NY | New York | Rent and Fly | Cessna Single Engine Service Center | Aviation Mechanics | Aircraft Maintenance | Aircraft Parts | FAA Certified A and P Mechanics | Gift Certificates | FAA Medicals | Flight Specials | FAA Safety Seminars | FBO | Pilot Supplies | Ground School | Sport Cruiser Sale


Input: [Color and type of signal] Alternating red and green [Aircraft on the ground] Exercise extreme caution Exercise extreme caution [Aircraft in flight]

Output: Exercise extreme caution

Mid Island Air Service, Inc. | Learn to Fly | Flight School | Flight Training | Flight Instruction | Learn To Fly | Flying School | Aviation School | Sport Pilot Training | Aircraft Rentals | Aircraft Rent | Sport Aircraft | Sport Aviation | Cessna Training Center | New York | Long Island | NY | New York | Rent and Fly | Cessna Single Engine Service Center | Aviation Mechanics | Aircraft Maintenance | Aircraft Parts | FAA Certified A and P Mechanics | Gift Certificates | FAA Medicals | Flight Specials | FAA Safety Seminars | FBO | Pilot Supplies | Ground School | Sport Cruiser Sale


Input: [#] 1 [Download] Word or PDF [Subject]

Output: Manually Locking Your PC


Input: [#] 2 [Download] Word or PDF [Subject]

Output: Auto-Locking Your PC


Input: [#] 3 [Download] Word or PDF [Subject]

Output: What's In a Strong Password?


Input: [#] 4 [Download] Word or PDF [Subject]

Output: Should You Keep Your Passwords in Your Wallet?


Input: [#] 5 [Download] Word or PDF [Subject]

Output: Dealing with the Password History


Input: [#] 6 [Download] Word or PDF [Subject]

Output: Delays Sending and Receiving Email Messages in Outlook


Input: [#] 7 [Download] Word or PDF [Subject]

Output: Block Spam Written in Foreign Languages


Input: [#] 8 [Download] Word or PDF [Subject]

Output: Remove Hidden Information from Microsoft Office documents


Input: [#] 9 [Download] Word or PDF [Subject]

Output: Use Tape to Clean Keyboard Trays


Input: [#] 10 [Download] Word or PDF [Subject]

Output: Top 10 PowerPoint Sites


Input: [#] 11 [Download] Word or PDF [Subject]

Output: Preparing For Cruise Email Migration


Input: [#] 12 [Download] Word or PDF [Subject]

Output: Accessing Quarantined Spam in the RedCondor Spam Filter


Input: [A] B [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace Engine Oil and Filter. Inspect various systems and components

Acura Service at Bloomington Acura | Acura Car Repair in Bloomington


Input: [A] 1 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Rotate Tires and check tire pressure and condition

Acura Service at Bloomington Acura | Acura Car Repair in Bloomington


Input: [A] 2 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace air cleaner element, check drive belt and replace dust and pollen filter

Acura Service at Bloomington Acura | Acura Car Repair in Bloomington


Input: [A] 3 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace transmission fluid and transfer fluid (if equipped)

Acura Service at Bloomington Acura | Acura Car Repair in Bloomington


Input: [A] 4 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace spark plugs, replace timing belt (if equipped), inspect water pump, and inspect value clearance

Acura Service at Bloomington Acura | Acura Car Repair in Bloomington


Input: [A] 5 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace Engine Coolant

Acura Service at Bloomington Acura | Acura Car Repair in Bloomington


Input: [A] 6 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace rear differential fluid (if equipped)

Acura Service at Bloomington Acura | Acura Car Repair in Bloomington


Input: [High End] Weapons-grade HEU, plutonium, or equivalent; possibly a finished weapon [Low End] Radioactive junk, sub-weapons-grade material [0]

Output: Item

PARAMETERS, US Army War College Quarterly - Spring 2003


Input: [High End] Definitely [Low End] Mostly none or faked [0]

Output: Certification

PARAMETERS, US Army War College Quarterly - Spring 2003


Input: [High End] Responsible managers, probably plant director and senior staff [Low End] Mid- or low-level employees [0]

Output: Inside Conspirators

PARAMETERS, US Army War College Quarterly - Spring 2003


Input: [High End] Front companies, officials with access to government transport, organized crime formations [Low End] Amateurs, part-timers, scam artists [0]

Output: Smugglers

PARAMETERS, US Army War College Quarterly - Spring 2003


Input: [High End] Demand-driven, highly organized, stable product flows [Low End] Supply-driven, fragmented, few real buyers [0]

Output: Market Characteristics

PARAMETERS, US Army War College Quarterly - Spring 2003


Input: [High End] Sophisticated: concealment in legal radioactive cargo, in shipments of bulk or semi- finished metals, or export via diplomatic luggage [Low End] Unsophisticated: minimal concealment, often in suitcases or with personal effects [0]

Output: Shipping Methods

PARAMETERS, US Army War College Quarterly - Spring 2003


Input: [High End] Possibly extensive, depending on amount of material diverted; payoffs to local authorities, security officials, and ministry officers might be required [Low End] Infrequent and episodic [0]

Output: Official Cover or Corruption

PARAMETERS, US Army War College Quarterly - Spring 2003


Input: [High End] Transcaucasus: Turkey, Central Asia [Low End] Various European and Asian routes [0]

Output: Routes

PARAMETERS, US Army War College Quarterly - Spring 2003


Input: [High End] Low: deception and corruption prevail [Low End] High: thieves caught by enterprise security, smugglers manage to irradiate themselves, or they fall into police traps [0]

Output: Detection Probability

PARAMETERS, US Army War College Quarterly - Spring 2003


Input: [0] ομαι [1] βαπτίζομαι [2]

Output: I get baptized


Input: [0] ῃ [1] βαπτίζῃ [2]

Output: you get baptized


Input: [0] εται [1] βαπτίζεται [2]

Output: he gets baptized


Input: [0] όμεθα [1] βαπτιζόμεθα [2]

Output: we get baptized


Input: [0] εσθε [1] βαπτίζεσθε [2]

Output: you get baptized


Input: [0] ονται [1] βαπτίζονται [2]

Output: they get baptized


Input: [A] B [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace Engine Oil and Filter. Inspect various systems and components

Massachusetts Acura Service Center | Acura Maintenance & Repair near Boston


Input: [A] 1 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Rotate Tires and check tire pressure and condition

Massachusetts Acura Service Center | Acura Maintenance & Repair near Boston


Input: [A] 2 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace air cleaner element, check drive belt and replace dust and pollen filter

Massachusetts Acura Service Center | Acura Maintenance & Repair near Boston


Input: [A] 3 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace transmission fluid and transfer fluid (if equipped)

Massachusetts Acura Service Center | Acura Maintenance & Repair near Boston


Input: [A] 4 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace spark plugs, replace timing belt (if equipped), inspect water pump, and inspect value clearance

Massachusetts Acura Service Center | Acura Maintenance & Repair near Boston


Input: [A] 5 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace Engine Coolant

Massachusetts Acura Service Center | Acura Maintenance & Repair near Boston


Input: [A] 6 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace rear differential fluid (if equipped)

Massachusetts Acura Service Center | Acura Maintenance & Repair near Boston


Input: [SMOG Grade] 0 - 6 [Example] Soap Opera Weekly [Educational Level]

Output: low-literate


Input: [SMOG Grade] 7 [Example] True Confessions [Educational Level]

Output: junior high school


Input: [SMOG Grade] 8 [Example] Ladies Home Journal [Educational Level]

Output: junior high school


Input: [SMOG Grade] 9 [Example] Reader's Digest [Educational Level]

Output: some high school


Input: [SMOG Grade] 10 [Example] Newsweek [Educational Level]

Output: some high school


Input: [SMOG Grade] 11 [Example] Sports Illustrated [Educational Level]

Output: some high school


Input: [SMOG Grade] 12 [Example] Time Magazine [Educational Level]

Output: high school graduate


Input: [SMOG Grade] 13 - 15 [Example] New York Times [Educational Level]

Output: some college


Input: [SMOG Grade] 16 [Example] Atlantic Monthly [Educational Level]

Output: university degree


Input: [SMOG Grade] 17 - 18 [Example] Harvard Business Review [Educational Level]

Output: post-graduate studies


Input: [SMOG Grade] 19+ [Example] IRS Code [Educational Level]

Output: post-graduate degree


Input: [Link to Page_1] Staff Directory [Link to Page_2] Online Catalog [Link to Page]

Output: Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [Link to Page_1] Library Cards [Link to Page_2] Children's Department [Link to Page]

Output: Online Databases


Input: [Link to Page_1] Adult Books [Link to Page_2] Computer Use & Internet Access [Link to Page]

Output: Teen Department


Input: [Link to Page_1] Used Books [Link to Page_2] Special Events [Link to Page]

Output: Homework


Input: [Link to Page_1] Reference Services [Link to Page_2] Suggested Reads [Link to Page]

Output: Facilities Use


Input: [Link to Page_1] Schedule of Events Calendar [Link to Page]

Output: Library Trustees, Agendas & Minutes


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

Output: Under inflated tires


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

Output: Dirty air filter


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

Output: Worn spark plugs


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

Output: Worn O2 sensor


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

Output: Dirty or substandard engine oil


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

Output: Loose gas cap


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

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


Input: [Description] All donations. [Filter]

Output: All

Managing donations - Online help - Wild Apricot help


Input: [Description] Donations submitted online, excluding those recorded manually. [Filter]

Output: Online payment

Managing donations - Online help - Wild Apricot help


Input: [Description] Donations that are likely abandoned. You may wish to delete these donations using the instructions below. [Filter]

Output: Attention required

Managing donations - Online help - Wild Apricot help


Input: [Description] Donations that were initiated but not completed, typically because of payment issues (e.g. client card client, no response from payment processor, etc.) [Filter]

Output: In progress

Managing donations - Online help - Wild Apricot help


Input: [Description] Donations that were refunded. [Filter]

Output: Refunded

Managing donations - Online help - Wild Apricot help


Input: [Description] Donations made using a particular tender method. [Filter]

Output: Tender

Managing donations - Online help - Wild Apricot help


Input: [Description] Donations made without a tender method being specified. [Filter]

Output: No tender

Managing donations - Online help - Wild Apricot help


Input: דְּרָכַי סִפַּרְתִּי וַתַּעֲנֵנִי לַמְּדֵנִי חֻקֶּיךָ

Output: Declared have I my ways and you heard me teach me your statutes

Dust-cleaved is my being give me life according to your word


Input: דֶּרֶךְ פִּקּוּדֶיךָ הֲבִינֵנִי וְאָשִׂיחָה בְּנִפְלְאוֹתֶיךָ

Output: Direct my discernment in the way of your precepts and I will meditate on your wonderful works

Dust-cleaved is my being give me life according to your word


Input: דָּלְפָה נַפְשִׁי מִתּוּגָה קַיְּמֵנִי כִּדְבָרֶךָ

Output: Drips my being with grief strengthen me according to your word

Dust-cleaved is my being give me life according to your word


Input: דֶּרֶךְ שֶׁקֶר הָסֵר מִמֶּנִּי וְתוֹרָתְךָ חָנֵּנִי

Output: Deceitful way remove from me and grace me with your teaching

Dust-cleaved is my being give me life according to your word


Input: דֶּרֶךְ אֱמוּנָה בָחָרְתִּי מִשְׁפָּטֶיךָ שִׁוִּיתִי

Output: Deliberated have I a way of faith I have agreed with your judgments

Dust-cleaved is my being give me life according to your word


Input: דָּבַקְתִּי בְעֵדְו‍ֹתֶיךָ יְהוָה אַל תְּבִישֵׁנִי

Output: Determined I cleave to your testimonies יְהוָה do not put me to shame

Dust-cleaved is my being give me life according to your word


Input: דֶּרֶךְ מִצְו‍ֹתֶיךָ אָרוּץ כִּי תַרְחִיב לִבִּי

Output: Direct by your commandments I will run for you enlarge my heart

Dust-cleaved is my being give me life according to your word


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-01 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::deleteManager [Problem description]

Output: Did not update database with deleted manager due to an SQL error. Try again and report the problem if it persists


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-02 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::deleteManager [Problem description]

Output: User does not have access to add or delete managers/publishers/authors, only current workspace managers may change workspace membership rights


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-03 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::deletePublisher [Problem description]

Output: Did not update database with deleted publisher due to an SQL error. Try again and report the problem if it persists


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-04 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::deleteAuthor [Problem description]

Output: Indicates an attempt to delete one's self as an author, which is not allowed because it would remove access to perform management functions


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-05 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::deleteAuthor [Problem description]

Output: No results were returned for group membership, either the author has no groups (possibly double-clicked the delete button?) or there was an SQL error. Refresh the membership list (re-click the NDSU Admin module from the module list) to see if the member is still listed


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-06 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::deleteAuthor [Problem description]

Output: Did not update database with deleted author due to an SQL error. Try again and report the problem if it persists


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-07 [Problem description]

Output: Not used


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-08 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::addAuthor [Problem description]

Output: An SQL error occurred while querying the author's group membership. Try again and report the problem if it persists


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-09 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::addAuthor [Problem description]

Output: User error, the author is already an author in the workspace


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-10 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::addAuthor [Problem description]

Output: User error, the query for authors returned too many results. Try again with a complete campus email address. The application requires entering a unique email address. If a wildcard was used, try entering a more complete email address.


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-11 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::addAuthor [Problem description]

Output: User error, the query for authors returned no results. Does the author have CMS service? If not, they should request the CMS service


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-12 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::syncPublishers [Problem description]

Output: Failed to sync the publisher list from the site “owners” field to the “reviewers” field. Publishing functionality is not affected, but workspace notifications (if enabled) might not work as expected. This error should be reported to the help desk


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-13 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::addManager [Problem description]

Output: An SQL error occurred while adding the manager. Try again and report the problem if it persists


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-14 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::addManager [Problem description]

Output: User error, the manager is already a manager in the workspace


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-15 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::addManager [Problem description]

Output: User error, the query for managers returned too many results. Try again with a complete campus email address. The application requires entering a unique email address. If a wildcard was used, try entering a more complete email address.


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-16 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::addManager [Problem description]

Output: User error, the query for managers returned no results. Does the author have CMS service? If not, they should request the CMS service


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-17 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::addPublisher [Problem description]

Output: Maximum number of publishers (10) has been reached. A publisher must be deleted before another may be added.


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-18 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::addPublisher [Problem description]

Output: An SQL error occurred while adding the publisher


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-19 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::addPublisher [Problem description]

Output: User error, the publisher is already a publisher in the workspace


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-20 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::addPublisher [Problem description]

Output: User error, the query for publishers returned too many results. Try again with a complete campus email address. The application requires entering a unique email address. If a wildcard was used, try entering a more complete email address


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-21 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::addPublisher [Problem description]

Output: User error, the query for publishers returned no results. Does the author have CMS service? If not, they should request the CMS service


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-22 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::main [Problem description]

Output: Security error, an attempt was made to hand-modify the permissions not using normal CMS interfaces


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-23 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::getLDAPentry [Problem description]

Output: Unable to bind to the named LDAP host


Input: [Number] CMS-Admin-24 [Method] tx_ndsusiteadmin_module1::getLDAPentry [Problem description]

Output: LDAP connection succeeded but LDAP search query failed


Input: [0] Price [Factory Reconditioned] 20-30% less than new [New]

Output: Full Retail


Input: [0] Performance [Factory Reconditioned] Same [New]

Output: Same


Input: [0] Manufacturer Warranty [Factory Reconditioned] Yes [New]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] CPO Money Back Guarantee [Factory Reconditioned] 60 Days (Yes, we want you to be comfortable buying recon!) [New]

Output: 30 Days


Input: [0] Cosmetic Condition [Factory Reconditioned] May have blemishes or scratches that do not impact performance. [New]

Output: Perfect


Input: [0] Packaging [Factory Reconditioned] Often repackaged brown box or one that is labeled "reconditioned" or "refurbished" [New]

Output: Retail Box


Input: [0] Includes [Factory Reconditioned] May not include accessories [New]

Output: May include accessories


Input: [Music Game] Guitar Hero Arcade (International) [Price] £1.00 for 3 songs [Condition]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Music Game] Action [Price] Price [Condition]

Output: Condition


Input: [Music Game] Fighting Mania (International) [Price] £0.50 [Condition]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Music Game] Other [Price] Price [Condition]

Output: Condition


Input: [Music Game] Jambo Safari (International) [Price] £0.33 [Condition]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Music Game] Racing [Price] Price [Condition]

Output: Condition


Input: [Music Game] 18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker (International) [Price] £1.00 [Condition]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Music Game] Crazy Taxi (International) [Price] £0.50 [Condition]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Music Game] Ford Racing: Full Blown (2P) (International) [Price] £1.00 [Condition]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Music Game] The Fast and the Furious (2P) (International) [Price] £1.00 [Condition]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Music Game] Rail Shooter [Price] Price [Condition]

Output: Condition


Input: [Music Game] Confidential Mission (International) [Price] £1.00 [Condition]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Music Game] Ghost Squad (International) [Price] £1.00 [Condition]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Music Game] Rambo (International) [Price] £1.00 [Condition]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Music Game] The House of the Dead 2 (International) [Price] £0.50 [Condition]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Music Game] The House of the Dead 3 (Upright) (International) [Price] £0.33 [Condition]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Music Game] Time Crisis 3 (Small) (International) [Price] £1.00 [Condition]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Music Game] Time Crisis 4 (International) [Price] £1.00 [Condition]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Music Game] Redemption [Price] Price [Condition]

Output: Condition


Input: [Music Game] Doodle Jump Arcade (International) [Price] ??? [Condition]

Output: Perfect


Input: [Music Game] Speed Of Light (International) Location: Right side [Price] £1.00 [Condition]

Output: Perfect


Input: [Music Game] Sports [Price] Price [Condition]

Output: Condition


Input: [Music Game] Virtua Striker 3 (International) [Price] £1.00 [Condition]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Length] Short [Style] Straight / Wavy [Style With]

Output: Any combs or brushes


Input: [Length] Short [Style] Curly [Style With]

Output: Wide-toothed comb or brush out with fingers


Input: [Length] Chin Length [Style] Straight [Style With]

Output: Any combs or brushes


Input: [Length] Chin Length [Style] Curly / Wavy [Style With]

Output: Wide-toothed comb or brush out with fingers


Input: [Length] Shoulder Length [Style] Straight [Style With]

Output: Any combs or brushes


Input: [Length] Shoulder Length [Style] Curly / Wavy [Style With]

Output: Wide-toothed comb


Input: [Length] Long / Very Long [Style] Straight / Wavy [Style With]

Output: Wide-toothed comb


Input: [Length] Long / Very Long [Style] Curly [Style With]

Output: Brush out with fingers


Input: [Event Name] OnAccountDisabled [Event Description]

Output: When a user account has been disabled.

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnExceedUSERPASS [Event Description]

Output: When a user failed to authenticate, exceeding the limited USER/PASSWORD

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnQuotaExceeded [Event Description]

Output: When quota has reached maximum quota allowed.

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnSameIPConnect [Event Description]

Output: When a user con only log once on the FTP Server.

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnDirCreated [Event Description]

Output: When a Directory/Folder has been created by a user logged into the FTP Server

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnDirDeleted [Event Description]

Output: When a Directory/Folder has been deleted by a user logged into the FTP Server

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnFileBanned [Event Description]

Output: User a user attempts to upload a file which has been banned on the FTP Server

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnFileDeleted [Event Description]

Output: When a file has been deleted by a user logged into the FTP Server

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnFileDownloaded [Event Description]

Output: When a file has been successfully downloaded by a user logged into the FTP Server

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnFileRenamed [Event Description]

Output: When a file has been renamed by a user logged into the FTP Server

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnFileUploaded [Event Description]

Output: When a file has been successfully uploaded by a user logged into the FTP Server

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnFileUploadFailed [Event Description]

Output: When an upload has failed due to an abort, disconnection, etc.

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnEvery05mins [Event Description]

Output: A pseudo event fired by the FTP Server every 5 minutes (0:00, 0:05, 0:10, etc)

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnEveryDay [Event Description]

Output: A pseudo event fired by the FTP Server every day at midnight (12:01am)

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnEveryHour [Event Description]

Output: A pseudo event fired by the FTP Server every hours (0:00, 1:00, 2:00)

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnIPChanged [Event Description]

Output: An event fired when the computer running BPFTP Server's IP address has been changed or a new IP address has been found.

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnLogFileRotate [Event Description]

Output: When BPFTP Server rotates the log files

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnServerClosed [Event Description]

Output: When the has been closed to any new connections by the administrator of the FTP Server

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnServerStarted [Event Description]

Output: When the has been started

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnStatRefreshed [Event Description]

Output: When the stat-generator has updated the top-files on the FTP Server

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnTooManyUsers [Event Description]

Output: When the defined maximum number of concurrent users for the FTP Server has been reached

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnTooManyUsersForAccount [Event Description]

Output: When the defined maximum number of concurrent sessions for the user has been reached.

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnUserAndPass [Event Description]

Output: When the user has provided the login/password for their account (before OnUserLoggedIn)

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnUserDisconnect [Event Description]

Output: When a user leaves/disconnectes from the FTP Server

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnUserHammering [Event Description]

Output: When a user unsuccessfully tries to connect multiple times (Possible Brute-Force Attack)

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnUserIsBanned [Event Description]

Output: When a banned user tries to login to the FTP Server

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnUserLoggedIn [Event Description]

Output: When a user has successfully logged into the FTP Server with their user/password.

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnUserQuit [Event Description]

Output: When a user has executed the QUIT command to logoff the server

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnUserTimeOut [Event Description]

Output: When a user has been disconnected due to surpassing the Idle Connection Timeout.

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Event Name] OnWelcomeUser [Event Description]

Output: When the Message-of-the-Day (MOTD) has been sent to the user on Welcome.

Email on File Upload of Windows FTP Server (BPFTP Server) - BPFTP Server from BPFTP


Input: [Warren] ... she has endeavored, on all occasions, that the strictest veracity should govern her heart, and the most exact impartiality be the guide of her pen. [Spalding]

Output: This is an evidence of the author's impartiality and veracity.

Early American Influences on the Book of Mormon


Input: [Warren] ...that the following pages will be perused with kindness and candor... [Spalding]

Output: ...to peruse this volume with a clear head and a pure heart and a candid mind.

Early American Influences on the Book of Mormon


Input: [Warren] ...the most interesting events... [Spalding]

Output: ...the most interesting and important matters...

Early American Influences on the Book of Mormon


Input: [Warren] If the work should be so far useful or entertaining... [Spalding]

Output: ...a great fund of entertainment...

Early American Influences on the Book of Mormon


Input: [Warren] The liberal-minded will peruse with candor... [Spalding]

Output: Apprehensive that skeptical illiberal or superstitious minds...

Early American Influences on the Book of Mormon


Input: [Warren] A more particular narrative...is not comprehended in the design of the present work...the reader is referred to more voluminous, or more minute descriptions... [Spalding]

Output: ...every particular circumstance...would produce a volume too expensive...a more minute publication.

Early American Influences on the Book of Mormon


Input: [File Name] LTR_PhysicalChar [Type of observation] The dimensions of each reef (e.g. size, depth) [Nickname]

Output: Reef Morphology

dLOC - Datasets - Long Term Reefs (LTR) Study


Input: [File Name] LTR_PercentVisualCover [Type of observation] Benthic cover on each monitored reef based on visual estimates [Nickname]

Output: Estimated Percent Cover

dLOC - Datasets - Long Term Reefs (LTR) Study


Input: [File Name] LTR_PointContact [Type of observation] Benthic cover based on a different estimate of percent cover [Nickname]

Output: Another, more exact estimate of Percent Cover

dLOC - Datasets - Long Term Reefs (LTR) Study


Input: [File Name] LTR_ThalassomaSurveys [Type of observation] Counts and sizes of fish in the families Labridae and Scaridae, these surveys also include settlers (small, individuals that recently arrived at the reefs) and predators [Nickname]

Output: Labrid-Scarid surveys

dLOC - Datasets - Long Term Reefs (LTR) Study


Input: [File Name] LTR_Pomacentrid [Type of observation] Counts in size classes of fish in the family Pomacentridae [Nickname]

Output: Damselfish surveys

dLOC - Datasets - Long Term Reefs (LTR) Study


Input: [File Name] LTR_VermetidSizes [Type of observation] Sizes of sessile gastropods commonly called vermetids on each of the monitored reefs [Nickname]

Output: Sizes of gastropods (vermetids) on each reef

dLOC - Datasets - Long Term Reefs (LTR) Study


Input: [File Name] LTR_VermetidCounts [Type of observation] Number of 1 species of vermetid (Dendropoma maximum) on each patch reef [Nickname]

Output: Counts of gastropods (vermetids) on each reef

dLOC - Datasets - Long Term Reefs (LTR) Study


Input: [File Name] LTR_BranchingCoral [Type of observation] Genera and sizes of branching corals on reefs [Nickname]

Output: Branching corals on reefs

dLOC - Datasets - Long Term Reefs (LTR) Study


Input: [1] First Run [2] Carve to a stop Click to view full size Click to view full size [3] Tug of War Click to view full size [4] Edge Me Not [5] Flamingo Turns Click to view full size [6] Leg Lock [0]

Output: Title


Input: [1] Before you change anything, just take a run and ski the same way you used to ski. [2] Traverse across the hill. Turn up into the hill only by tipping your boots/rolling your ankles into the hill. Do not turn your feet at all. Turn uphill until you come to a stop. [3] Get a buddy to stand downhill from you. Take your poles off and put them both together. Give one end to your bud and you hold the other end. Stand with your feet close together and your skis as flat as you can make them without sliding down the hill. Have your bud try to pull down the hill while you pull back. Be careful, you will lose. Next try standing with your feet about shoulder width apart, bend your knees and roll them into the hill and square your shoulders to your bud. You should be able to easily pull your bud uphill. [4] Find a steeper green or easy blue run where you can ski straight for long enough to exceed 20-30 MPH. Keep both of your skis flat on the snow and go straight downhill until your ski tips start to wobble. [5] From a traverse, initiate a turn down the hill by picking up the downhill (what will be the new inside ski) ski tail first while leaving the tip on the snow and pressured, then tilting the ski onto the new edge. Hold the tail off the snow at least until you are going directly down the hill. [6] Try to ski with your legs and feet as close together as possible. [0]

Output: What to do


Input: [1] Make a mental note of things that feel weird. Do the skis seem to have a mind of their own? Do the tips chatter? Do the tails wash out? [2] Make sure that your ski tracks are two pencil thin lines. [3] Make sure that your shoulders are square to the fall line, your feet are separated and your knees are bent. Can your buddy see your ski bottoms? Feel the difference in power between a closed stance and a wide stance. [4] The skis have to be perfectly flat on the snow. Note the difference between drift (following terrain) and change of direction from edging. [5] You know you’ve got it when the outside ski feels like it is turning without you thinking about it. [6] You’ve got it if you can feel your tips or tails make contact with each other. [0]

Output: What to Check


Input: [1] Get used to the shorter ski length. Build a laundry list of things to work on. [2] Stop guiding the skis by turning your feet so much. Develop trust that the ski will turn itself. Experiment with a wider stance. Learn what carving feels like. [3] Understand why you need a wider stance. Get experience with the feel of the G force power of a carved turn. [4] Start to learn the skis “negative feedback” vocabulary. Be able to tell the difference between feedback and poor ski performance. [5] Learn to add forward movement to the tipping for turn initiation. [6] Learn more of the negative feedback vocabulary. Feel why a wider stance is more efficient than a narrower stance. [0]

Output: Goal


Input: [1] Keep the speed down. Just make it a warm up run. Be more aware of the side to side space you need coming down the trail. [2] Make sure you do not interfere with skiers coming down the trail before you start across. Skiers are not expecting you to turn uphill. You need more room than you think. [3] Apply force gradually; be careful not to drop your buddy or pull them off their skis. Be careful about the ski pole tips (point them at the more experienced person). [4] Please bail out if you get too close to people. Turn and stop as soon as you feel the wobble start. [5] Try this on easy terrain first. If you have trouble picking up the tail of the new inside ski, first practice lifting the tail of the up hill ski and then picking up the inside tail after the new turn has started. [6] This exercise tests your balance skills. If you’ve got balance issues, limit how close you try to get your feet. [0]

Output: Safety Concerns


Input: [1] Make sure the laundry list is taken care of after all the five things are incorporated. Try to hit different snow conditions. [2] Watch out for a narrow stance width hindering edging. Make it a game to see how far up the hill you can go. Look for consistent stance width through the turn. Gradually increase the steepness of the traverse and width of the stance. [3] Watch out for pulling with arm strength instead of using leverage from the stance. See if you can touch your butt to the snow and then stand back up. [4] Try to wash out turns (pressuring the tails on a low edge angle at the end of a turn) [5] Fix back seaters with tapping the uphill ski tip first. Try “one ski” skiing with both skis on snow, but 99% of weight on the outside ski (imaginary flamingo). Center of mass has to move across the ski to start the turn! [6] Watch out for legs together but feet apart. It’s possible to look good while doing this. [0]

Output: Instructor Tips


Input: [Method] loadBeanById($id) [Description]

Output: Reads the view by the field named id and returns a bean with the fields from the view.


Input: [Method] loadBean($criteria, $orderBy = null) [Description]

Output: Reads the view using the criteria specified, and optionally ordered by the order by criteria. It then returns the first record in a bean.


Input: [Method] loadBeans($criteria, $orderBy = null, $limit = null) [Description]

Output: Reads the view using the criteria specified, optionally ordered by the order by criteria, and optionally limited by the limit criteria. It returns an array of beans loaded from the records selected.


Input: [Method] saveBean($bean,$user) [Description]

Output: Saves the bean to the table, and includes user data in the created by or updated by fields if present on the table. If the id of the bean is not set or is zero, or there is no record on the table for that id, the routine will call insert to insert a record. Otherwise, the record will be updated with the information from the bean.


Input: [Method] insertBean(sys_base_bean $bean, $user = null) [Description]

Output: Inserts the bean to the table, and includes user data in the created by or updated by fields if present on the table.


Input: [Method] updateBean(sys_base_bean $bean, sys_user_bean $user) [Description]

Output: Updates the table with the bean with the information from the bean.


Input: [Method] deleteBean($id) [Description]

Output: Deletes a single bean with the id of $id.


Input: [Method] deleteBeans($criteria) [Description]

Output: Deletes all beans with the specified criteria.


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Help settle all or part of dispute [Arbitration] Less Likely* [ENE] Somewhat Likely* [Settlemt. Conf.] Very Likely* [Mediation]

Output: Very Likely

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Permit creative/business-driven solution that court could not order [Arbitration] Less Likely* [ENE] Somewhat Likely* [Settlemt. Conf.] Somewhat Likely* [Mediation]

Output: Very Likely

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Preserve personal or business relationships [Arbitration] Less Likely* [ENE] Somewhat Likely* [Settlemt. Conf.] Somewhat Likely* [Mediation]

Output: Very Likely

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Increase satisfaction and thus improve chance of lasting solution [Arbitration] Less Likely* [ENE] Somewhat Likely* [Settlemt. Conf.] Somewhat Likely* [Mediation]

Output: Very Likely

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Allow Flexibility, Control and Participation [Arbitration] Arbitration [ENE] ENE [Settlemt. Conf.] Settlemt. Conf. [Mediation]

Output: Mediation

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Broaden the interests taken into consideration [Arbitration] N/A [ENE] Somewhat Likely* [Settlemt. Conf.] Somewhat Likely* [Mediation]

Output: Very Likely

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Protect confidentiality [Arbitration] Somewhat Likely* [ENE] Very Likely [Settlemt. Conf.] Very Likely [Mediation]

Output: Very Likely

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Provide trial-like hearing [Arbitration] Very Likely [ENE] N/A [Settlemt. Conf.] N/A [Mediation]

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Provide opportunity to appear before judicial officer [Arbitration] N/A [ENE] N/A [Settlemt. Conf.] Very Likely [Mediation]

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Improve Case Management [Arbitration] Arbitration [ENE] ENE [Settlemt. Conf.] Settlemt. Conf. [Mediation]

Output: Mediation

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Help parties agree on further conduct of the case [Arbitration] N/A [ENE] Very Likely [Settlemt. Conf.] Somewhat Likely* [Mediation]

Output: Somewhat Likely*

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Streamline discovery and motions [Arbitration] N/A [ENE] Very Likely [Settlemt. Conf.] Somewhat Likely* [Mediation]

Output: Somewhat Likely*

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Narrow issues and identify areas of agreement [Arbitration] N/A [ENE] Very Likely [Settlemt. Conf.] Very Likely [Mediation]

Output: Very Likely

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Reach stipulations [Arbitration] N/A [ENE] Very Likely [Settlemt. Conf.] Very Likely [Mediation]

Output: Somewhat Likely*

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Improve Understaning of Case [Arbitration] Arbitration [ENE] ENE [Settlemt. Conf.] Settlemt. Conf. [Mediation]

Output: Mediation

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Help get to core of case and sort out issues in dispute [Arbitration] Somewhat Likely [ENE] Very Likely [Settlemt. Conf.] Very Likely [Mediation]

Output: Very Likely

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Provide neutral evaluation of the case [Arbitration] Very Likely [ENE] Very Likely [Settlemt. Conf.] Somewhat Likely* [Mediation]

Output: Less Likely

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Provide expert in subject matter [Arbitration] Somewhat Likely* [ENE] Very Likely [Settlemt. Conf.] Somewhat Likely* [Mediation]

Output: Somewhat Likely*

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Help parties see strengths and weaknesses of positions [Arbitration] Very Likely [ENE] Very Likely [Settlemt. Conf.] Very Likely [Mediation]

Output: Very Likely

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Permit direct and informal communication of clients' views [Arbitration] Less Likely [ENE] Somewhat Likely [Settlemt. Conf.] Less Likely* [Mediation]

Output: Very Likely

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Provide opportunity to assess witness credibility and performance [Arbitration] Very Likely [ENE] Somewhat Likely* [Settlemt. Conf.] Less Likely [Mediation]

Output: Somewhat Likely*

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Help parties agree to an informal exchange of key information [Arbitration] Less Likely [ENE] Very Likely [Settlemt. Conf.] Somewhat Likely* [Mediation]

Output: Somewhat Likely*

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Reduce Hostility [Arbitration] Arbitration [ENE] ENE [Settlemt. Conf.] Settlemt. Conf. [Mediation]

Output: Mediation

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Improve communications between parties/attorneys [Arbitration] Less Likely* [ENE] Very Likely [Settlemt. Conf.] Somewhat Likely* [Mediation]

Output: Very Likely

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Enhance Party Satisfaction] Decrease hostility [Arbitration] Less Likely [ENE] Very Likely [Settlemt. Conf.] Somewhat Likely* [Mediation]

Output: Very Likely

How To Choose an ADR Process | United States District Court, Northern District of California


Input: [Answer] Nurses 'always' communicated well [Percent] 72 [Question]

Output: How often did nurses communicate well with patients?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Patients 'always' received help as soon as they wanted [Percent] 56 [Question]

Output: How often did patients receive help quickly from hospital staff?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Doctors 'usually' communicated well [Percent] 18 [Question]

Output: How often did doctors communicate well with patients?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Doctors 'sometimes' or 'never' communicated well [Percent] 6 [Question]

Output: How often did doctors communicate well with patients?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Staff 'usually' explained [Percent] 19 [Question]

Output: How often did staff explain about medicines before giving them to patients?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Patients who gave a rating of '9' or '10' (high) [Percent] 61 [Question]

Output: How do patients rate the hospital overall?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] 'YES', patients would definitely recommend the hospital [Percent] 66 [Question]

Output: Would patients recommend the hospital to friends and family?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Pain was 'usually' well controlled [Percent] 25 [Question]

Output: How often was patients pain well controlled?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Nurses 'sometimes' or 'never' communicated well [Percent] 7 [Question]

Output: How often did nurses communicate well with patients?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Staff 'sometimes' or 'never' explained [Percent] 24 [Question]

Output: How often did staff explain about medicines before giving them to patients?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] 'NO', patients would not recommend the hospital (they probably would not or definitely would not recommend it) [Percent] 7 [Question]

Output: Would patients recommend the hospital to friends and family?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Patients 'usually' received help as soon as they wanted [Percent] 30 [Question]

Output: How often did patients receive help quickly from hospital staff?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] 'Usually' quiet at night [Percent] 36 [Question]

Output: How often was the area around patients rooms kept quiet at night?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Doctors 'always' communicated well [Percent] 76 [Question]

Output: How often did doctors communicate well with patients?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] 'Always' quiet at night [Percent] 45 [Question]

Output: How often was the area around patients rooms kept quiet at night?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Patients who gave a rating of '7' or '8' (medium) [Percent] 26 [Question]

Output: How do patients rate the hospital overall?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Nurses 'usually' communicated well [Percent] 21 [Question]

Output: How often did nurses communicate well with patients?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Patients who gave a rating of '6' or lower (low) [Percent] 13 [Question]

Output: How do patients rate the hospital overall?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] No, staff 'did not' give patients this information [Percent] 16 [Question]

Output: Were patients given information about what to do during their recovery at home?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Room was 'sometimes' or 'never' clean [Percent] 9 [Question]

Output: How often were the patients rooms and bathrooms kept clean?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Yes, staff 'did' give patients this information [Percent] 84 [Question]

Output: Were patients given information about what to do during their recovery at home?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Pain was 'sometimes' or 'never' well controlled [Percent] 11 [Question]

Output: How often was patients pain well controlled?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Pain was 'always' well controlled [Percent] 64 [Question]

Output: How often was patients pain well controlled?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Patients 'sometimes' or 'never' received help as soon as they wanted [Percent] 14 [Question]

Output: How often did patients receive help quickly from hospital staff?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Room was 'usually' clean [Percent] 22 [Question]

Output: How often were the patients rooms and bathrooms kept clean?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] 'YES', patients would probably recommend the hospital [Percent] 27 [Question]

Output: Would patients recommend the hospital to friends and family?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] 'Sometimes' or 'never' quiet at night [Percent] 19 [Question]

Output: How often was the area around patients rooms kept quiet at night?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Staff 'always' explained [Percent] 57 [Question]

Output: How often did staff explain about medicines before giving them to patients?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [Answer] Room was 'always' clean [Percent] 69 [Question]

Output: How often were the patients rooms and bathrooms kept clean?

RHODE ISLAND HOSPITAL, RHODE ISLAND Quality of Services


Input: [New] Full Retail [Factory Reconditioned] 20-30% less than new [0]

Output: Price


Input: [New] Same [Factory Reconditioned] Same [0]

Output: Performance


Input: [New] Yes [Factory Reconditioned] Yes [0]

Output: Manufacturer Warranty


Input: [New] 30 Days [Factory Reconditioned] 60 Days (Yes, we want you to be comfortable buying recon!) [0]

Output: CPO Money Back Guarantee


Input: [New] Perfect [Factory Reconditioned] May have blemishes or scratches that do not impact performance. [0]

Output: Cosmetic Condition


Input: [New] Retail Box [Factory Reconditioned] Often repackaged brown box or one that is labeled "reconditioned" or "refurbished" [0]

Output: Packaging


Input: [New] May include accessories [Factory Reconditioned] May not include accessories [0]

Output: Includes


Input: [Tool and Description] Use rcs or sccs to manage source files. For more information, see the DIGITAL UNIX Using Programming Support Tools or the appropriate reference page. [Task or Activity]

Output: Manage source files

Table 1-1 Main Tools for Program Development and Testing


Input: [Tool and Description] Use a text editor, such as vi or emacs . For more information, see your operating system documentation. [Task or Activity]

Output: Create and modify source files


Input: [Tool and Description] Use searching commands such as grep and diff . For more information, see the DIGITAL UNIX Using Programming Support Tools and the appropriate reference page. [Task or Activity]

Output: Analyze source code


Input: [Tool and Description] You can use the f90 command to create small programs, perhaps using shell scripts, or use the make command to build your application in an automated fashion using a makefile. For more information on f90 , see Chapter 2 in this manual. For more information on make , see the make(1) reference page and the DIGITAL UNIX Using Programming Support Tools. [Task or Activity]

Output: Build program (compile and link)


Input: [Tool and Description] Use Ladebug (or dbx) to debug your program or run it for general testing. For more information on debugging, see Chapter 4 in this manual. [Task or Activity]

Output: Debug and Test program


Input: [Tool and Description] To perform profiling of code, use the prof and pixie programs. The f90 command option needed to use prof is -p (same as -p1 ). To perform call graph profiling, use the gprof tool. The f90 command option needed to use gprof is -pg . Related profiling tools include the use of feedback files and cord . For more information on profiling Fortran 90 code, see Chapter 5. For more information on profiling parallel HPF applications with the pprof profiler, see the DIGITAL High Performance Fortran 90 HPF and PSE Manual. [Task or Activity]

Output: Analyze performance


Input: [Tool and Description] Use setld and related commands such as tar . For more information, see the DIGITAL UNIX Using Programming Support Tools. [Task or Activity]

Output: Install program


Input: [Element] Advertisements [Element Description]

Output: Encloses the advertisement file


Input: [Element] Ad [Element Description]

Output: Delineates separate ad


Input: [Element] ImageUrl [Element Description]

Output: The image that will be displayed


Input: [Element] NavigateUrl [Element Description]

Output: The link that will be followed when the user clicks the ad


Input: [Element] AlternateText [Element Description]

Output: The text that will be displayed instead of the picture if it cannot be displayed


Input: [Element] Keyword [Element Description]

Output: Keyword identifying a group of advertisements. This is used for filtering


Input: [Element] Impressions [Element Description]

Output: The number indicating how often an advertisement will appear


Input: [Element] Height [Element Description]

Output: Height of the image to be displayed


Input: [Element] Width [Element Description]

Output: Width of the image to be displayed


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: [Pin] 1 [Name] ground [Description]

Output: 0 V supply


Input: [Pin] 2 [Name] trigger [Description]

Output: When the pin voltage falls below 0.33 Vcc, the timer is triggered and the output goes high. In the monostable configuration a high to low transition on the trigger pin starts the timer.


Input: [Pin] 3 [Name] output [Description]

Output: The output pulses during astable operation and goes high for a set time in monostable operation.


Input: [Pin] 4 [Name] reset [Description]

Output: If reset is not used, connect it to Vcc. If reset falls, a high output will be forced low.


Input: [Pin] 5 [Name] control voltage [Description]

Output: For reliable operation add a 10 nF capacitor to ground on this pin.


Input: [Pin] 6 [Name] threshold [Description]

Output: Detects when the voltage on the timing capacitor rises above 0.66 Vcc and resets the output when this happens.


Input: [Pin] 7 [Name] discharge [Description]

Output: Provides a discharge path from the timing capacitor to ground when the output is low.


Input: [Pin] 8 [Name] Vcc [Description]

Output: Positive power supply voltage.


Input: [Video Title] Position or Distance Time Graphs Part 1 Intro [Grade] 11 [Description]

Output: An introduction and how to calculate the slope of d-t graph

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