Input: [0] 118 [Skeptic Argument] “Naomi Oreskes’ study on consensus was flawed” [3] An examination of the papers that critics claim refute the consensus are found to actually endorse the consensus or are review papers (eg – they don’t offer any new research but merely review other papers). This led the original critic Benny Peiser to retract his criticism of Oreskes’ study. [One Liner]

Output: Benny Peiser, the Oreskes critic, retracted his criticism.

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Input: [0] 119 [Skeptic Argument] “Melting ice isn’t warming the Arctic” [3] Decline in sea ice is the major driver of Arctic amplification. This is evidence by the pattern of atmospheric warming over the Arctic. Maximum warming occurs over the surface during winter while less surface warming is found in summer when heat is being used to melt sea ice. This pattern is consistent with sea ice amplification. [One Liner]

Output: Melting ice leads to more sunlight being absorbed by water, thus heating the Arctic.

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Input: [0] 120 [Skeptic Argument] “A drop in volcanic activity caused warming” [3] A drop of volcanic activity in the early 20th century may have had a warming effect. However, volcanoes have had no warming effect in the last 40 years of global warming. If anything, they’ve imposed a slight cooling effect. [One Liner]

Output: Volcanoes have had no warming effect in recent global warming – if anything, a cooling effect.

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Input: [0] 121 [Skeptic Argument] “Breathing contributes to CO2 buildup” [3] By breathing out, we are simply returning to the air the same CO2 that was there to begin with. [One Liner]

Output: By breathing out, we are simply returning to the air the same CO2 that was there to begin with.

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Input: [0] 122 [Skeptic Argument] “Satellite error inflated Great Lakes temperatures” [3] Temperature errors in the Great Lakes region are not incorporated in any of the global mean temperature records. In particular, there is no connection to the satellite microwave temperature analyses by RSS and UAH, which use entirely different sensors operating in a quite different portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. [One Liner]

Output: Temperature errors in the Great Lakes region are not used in any global temperature records.

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Input: [0] 123 [Skeptic Argument] “CRU tampered with temperature data” [3] The Independent Climate Change Email Review went back to primary data sources and were able to replicate CRU’s results. This means not only was CRU not hiding anything, but it had nothing to hide. Though CRU neglected to provide an exact list of temperature stations, it could not have hid or tampered with data. [One Liner]

Output: An independent inquiry went back to primary data sources and were able to replicate CRU’s results.

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Input: [0] 124 [Skeptic Argument] “Soares finds lack of correlation between CO2 and temperature” [3] Soares looks at short-term trends which are swamped by natural variations. Increasing CO2 causes a gradual long-term warming trend which is smaller than the short-term variations. The long-term correlation between CO2 and temperature is well established. [One Liner]

Output: Soares looks at short-term trends which are swamped by natural variations while ignoring the long-term correlation.

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Input: [0] 125 [Skeptic Argument] “Most of the last 10,000 years were warmer” [3] This argument uses temperatures from the top of the Greenland ice sheet. This data ends in 1855, long before modern global warming began. It also reflects regional Greenland warming, not global warming. [One Liner]

Output: This argument uses regional temperature data that ends in 1855, long before modern global warming began.

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Input: [0] 126 [Skeptic Argument] “Water vapor in the stratosphere stopped global warming” [3] The effect from stratospheric water vapor contributes a fraction of the temperature change imposed from man-made greenhouse gases. Also, it’s not yet clear whether changes in stratospheric water vapor are caused by a climate feedback or internal variability (eg – linked to El Nino Southern Oscillation). However, the long term warming trend seems to speak against the possibility of a negative feedback. [One Liner]

Output: This possibility just means that future global warming could be even worse.

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Input: [0] 127 [Skeptic Argument] “It’s waste heat” [3] The contribution of waste heat to the global climate is 0.028 W/m2. In contrast, the contribution from human greenhouse gases is 2.9 W/m2. Greenhouse warming is adding about 100 times more heat to our climate than waste heat. [One Liner]

Output: Greenhouse warming is adding 100 times more heat to the climate than waste heat.

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Input: [0] 128 [Skeptic Argument] “CO2 emissions do not correlate with CO2 concentration” [3] When CO2 emissions are compared directly to CO2 levels, there is a strong correlation in the long term trends. This is independently confirmed by carbon isotopes which find the falling ratio of C13/C12 correlates well with fossil fuel emissions. [One Liner]

Output: That humans are causing the rise in atmospheric CO2 is confirmed by multiple isotopic analyses.

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Input: [0] 129 [Skeptic Argument] “We’re heading into cooling” [3] Claims have recently surfaced in the blogosphere that an increasing number of scientists are warning of an imminent global cooling, some even going so far as to call it a “growing consensus”. There are two major flaws in these blog articles, (i) there is no scientific basis for claims that the planet will begin to cool in the near future, and (ii) many of the listed scientists are not predicting global cooling. [One Liner]

Output: There is no scientific basis for claims that the planet will begin to cool in the near future.

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Input: [0] 130 [Skeptic Argument] “It warmed just as fast in 1860-1880 and 1910-1940″ [3] Statistical analysis of the rate of warming over different periods find that warming from 1970 to 2001 is greater than the warming from both 1860 to 1880 and 1910 to 1940. [One Liner]

Output: The warming trend over 1970 to 2001 is greater than warming from both 1860 to 1880 and 1910 to 1940.

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Input: [0] 131 [Skeptic Argument] “Record high snow cover was set in winter 2008/2009″ [3] Winter snow cover in 2008/2009 was not a record high – in fact, it was quite average. But more importantly, the long-term trend in spring, summer, and annual snow cover is one of rapid decline. As a result, the planet as a whole is becoming less reflective and absorbing more sunlight, which is accelerating global warming. [One Liner]

Output: Winter snow cover in 2008/2009 was average while the long-term trend in spring, summer, and annual snow cover is rapid decline.

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Input: [0] 132 [Skeptic Argument] “The sun is getting hotter” [3] Various independent measurements of solar activity all confirm the sun has shown a slight cooling trend since 1978. [One Liner]

Output: The sun has just had the deepest solar minimum in 100 years.

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Input: [0] 133 [Skeptic Argument] “Mauna Loa is a volcano” [3] The trend in CO2 at Mauna Loa is practically identical to the global trend because CO2 mixes well throughout the atmosphere. The global trend is calculated from hundreds of CO2 measuring stations and is consistent with independently measurements from satellites. [One Liner]

Output: The global trend is calculated from hundreds of CO2 measuring stations and confirmed by satellites.

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Input: [0] 134 [Skeptic Argument] “An exponential increase in CO2 will result in a linear increase in temperature” [3] Despite the logarithmic relationship between CO2 and surface temperatures, atmospheric CO2 levels are rising so fast that unless we dramatically decrease our emissions, global warming will accelerate over the 21st Century. [One Liner]

Output: CO2 levels are rising so fast that unless we decrease emissions, global warming will accelerate this century.

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Input: [0] 135 [Skeptic Argument] “Murry Salby finds CO2 rise is natural” [3] Multiple lines of evidence make it very clear that the rise in atmospheric CO2 is due to human emissions. [One Liner]

Output: Multiple lines of evidence make it very clear that the rise in atmospheric CO2 is due to human emissions.

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Input: [0] 136 [Skeptic Argument] “CERN CLOUD experiment proved cosmic rays are causing global warming” [3] The CERN CLOUD experiment only tested one-third of one out of four requirements necessary to blame global warming on cosmic rays, and two of the other requirements have already failed. [One Liner]

Output: The CERN CLOUD experiment only tested one-third of one out of four requirements necessary to blame global warming on cosmic rays, and two of the other requirements have already failed.

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Input: [0] 137 [Skeptic Argument] “Antarctica is too cold to lose ice” [3] Antarctica is losing ice because its glaciers are speeding up. This is due to melt water lubricating the base of the glaciers and the removal of ice shelves which act as a “speed bump” slowing the glacier flow. The ice shelves are thinning due to warming ocean waters. [One Liner]

Output: Glaciers are sliding faster into the ocean because ice shelves are thinning due to warming oceans.

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Input: [0] 138 [Skeptic Argument] “Skeptics were kept out of the IPCC?” [3] The Independent Climate Change Email Review investigated the CRU scientists’ actions as IPCC authors. Official records, Review Editors, and even the emails themselves suggest the CRU scientists acted in the spirit if not the letter of the IPCC rules. Anyway, the relevant texts were team responsibilities. [One Liner]

Output: Official records, Editors and emails suggest CRU scientists acted in the spirit if not the letter of IPCC rules.

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Input: [0] 139 [Skeptic Argument] “Water levels correlate with sunspots” [3] There seems to be evidence for a link between solar activity and water levels. However, more direct comparisons between solar activity and global temperature finds that as the sun grew hotter or cooler, Earth’s climate followed it with a 10 year lag – presumably due to the dampening effect of the ocean. Also found was that the correlation between solar activity and global temperatures ended around 1975, hence recent warming must have some other cause than solar variations. [One Liner]

Output: This detail is irrelevant to the observation of global warming caused by humans.

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Input: [0] 140 [Skeptic Argument] “CO2 was higher in the late Ordovician” [3] During the Ordovician, solar output was much lower than current levels. Consequently, CO2 levels only needed to fall below 3000 parts per million for glaciation to be possible. The latest CO2 data calculated from sediment cores show that CO2 levels fell sharply during the late Ordovician due to high rock weathering removing CO2 from the air. Thus the CO2 record during the late Ordovician is entirely consistent with the notion that CO2 is a strong driver of climate. [One Liner]

Output: The sun was much cooler during the Ordovician.

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Input: [0] 141 [Skeptic Argument] “It’s CFCs” [3] Models and direct observations find that CFCs only contribute a fraction of the warming supplied by other greenhouse gases. [One Liner]

Output: CFCs contribute at a small level.

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Input: [0] 142 [Skeptic Argument] “Scientists retracted claim that sea levels are rising” [3] The retracted paper actually predicts a low range of future sea level rise. The retraction removes a lower bound of sea level prediction. This increases confidence in other peer-reviewed research predicting sea level rise of 80cm to 2 metres by 2100. [One Liner]

Output: The Siddall 2009 paper was retracted because its predicted sea level rise was too low.

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Input: [0] 143 [Skeptic Argument] “Warming causes CO2 rise” [3] Hocker is claiming that his model shows that the long-term upward trend in CO2 is explained by temperature, when his methods actually removed the long-term trend. In today’s world, the greatly increased partial pressure of CO2 from fossil fuel emissions causes a flux of CO2 from the atmosphere to the oceans. Observations show the oceans are a “sink” rather than a source of CO2 in the atmosphere [One Liner]

Output: Recent warming is due to rising CO2.

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Input: [0] 144 [Skeptic Argument] “Greenland has only lost a tiny fraction of its ice mass” [3] Multiple lines of evidence indicate Greenland’s ice loss is accelerating and will contribute sea level rise in the order of metres over the next few centuries. [One Liner]

Output: Greenland’s ice loss is accelerating & will add metres of sea level rise in upcoming centuries.

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Input: [0] 145 [Skeptic Argument] “Positive feedback means runaway warming” [3] Positive feedback means that a system reacts to a stimulus by reinforcing that stimulus, so the stimulus builds up, and the output builds up, and the stimulus builds up… However, this only leads to a “runaway” instability if the reinforcement is strong enough. If it’s not, as in the case with the enhanced greenhouse effect, the feedback can give rise to a definite, but stable, increase over the original stimulus. [One Liner]

Output: Positive feedback won’t lead to runaway warming; diminishing returns on feedback cycles limit the amplification.

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Input: [0] 146 [Skeptic Argument] “DMI show cooling Arctic” [3] While summer maximums have showed little trend, the annual average Arctic temperature has risen sharply in recent decades. [One Liner]

Output: While summer maximums have showed little trend, the annual average Arctic temperature has risen sharply in recent decades.

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Input: [0] 147 [Skeptic Argument] “It’s only a few degrees” [3] A few degrees of global warming has a huge impact on ice sheets, sea levels and other aspects of climate. [One Liner]

Output: A few degrees of global warming has a huge impact on ice sheets, sea levels and other aspects of climate.

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Input: [0] 148 [Skeptic Argument] “Royal Society embraces skepticism” [3] The Royal Society states that “There is strong evidence that changes in greenhouse gas concentrations due to human activity are the dominant cause of the global warming that has taken place over the last half century” and “The decade 2000-2009 was, globally, around 0.15 °C warmer than the decade 1990-1999″. They are not denying anthropogenic global warming. [One Liner]

Output: The Royal Society still strongly state that human activity is the dominant cause of global warming.

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Input: [0] 149 [Skeptic Argument] “It’s satellite microwave transmissions” [3] A generous estimate of the energy generated by satellites is around 1 million times too small to cause global warming. [One Liner]

Output: Satellite transmissions are extremely small and irrelevant.

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Input: [0] 150 [Skeptic Argument] “CO2 only causes 35% of global warming” [3] The Nature commentary by Penner et al. on which this argument is based actually says that on top of the global warming caused by carbon dioxide, other short-lived pollutants (such as methane and black carbon) cause an additional warming approximately 65% as much as CO2, and other short-lived pollutants (such as aerosols) also cause some cooling. However, claiming that CO2 has only caused 35% of global warming is a gross misinterpretation and misunderstanding of the paper. [One Liner]

Output: CO2 and corresponding water vapor feedback are the biggest cause of global warming.

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Input: [0] 151 [Skeptic Argument] “We didn’t have global warming during the Industrial Revolution” [3] Global CO2 emissions during the Industrial Revolution were a fraction of the CO2 we are currently emitting now. [One Liner]

Output: CO2 emissions were much smaller 100 years ago.

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Input: [0] 152 [Skeptic Argument] “Postma disproved the greenhouse effect” [3] Joseph Postma published an article criticizing a very simple model that nonetheless produces useful results. He made several very simple errors along the way, none of which are very technical in nature. In no way does Postma undermine the existence or necessity of the greenhouse effect. [One Liner]

Output: Postma’s model contains many simple errors; in no way does Postma undermine the existence or necessity of the greenhouse effect.

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Input: [0] 153 [Skeptic Argument] “Sea level fell in 2010″ [3] Temporary sea level fluctuations are the result of large exchanges of water between land and ocean in the form of rain and snow. This averages out to zero over time, so it does not affect long-term sea level rise from the addition of melting land ice, and thermal expansion from warming oceans. [One Liner]

Output: The temporary drop in sea level in 2010 was due to intense land flooding caused by a strong La Nina.

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Input: [Included] 50 If you wish to forward an email account to another address. You may wish to forward sales@yourdomain.com to your ISPs email account. [Webmail]

Output: E-mail Forwarders


Input: [Included] Extra Multi Recipient Addresses will forward an email sent to one address to several others that your define. [Webmail]

Output: MRA


Input: [Included] 50 Each email account can store up to 75MB of email, this can be accessed through your email client, through any web browser and also on your phone. [Webmail]

Output: POP3 email accounts


Input: [Included] Included This will respond with an email you define to the sender, so if you are on holiday you may set one up to let people know you are away. [Webmail]

Output: Auto Responders


Input: [Included] Advanced We offer two levels of spam filtering, our basic filtering offers protection from the most basic spam using well known blacklists. We can also offer a more advanced service based on complex filtering and content analysis, please click here for more information. [Webmail]

Output: Spam Filtering


Input: [Included] Included We scan all email for viruses, these virus signatures are updated several times per day. [Webmail]

Output: Virus Scanned E-mail


Input: [Included] Included With every domain hosted we have an offsite nameserver and backup mailserver ensuring you don’t loose any email should our mail mailserver or network have an issue. [Webmail]

Output: MX Backup


Input: [Included] Included You can send email using our SMTP servers rather than your ISP’s, we also provide a facility to send on a non standard port if your ISP blocks email sent on port 25. [Webmail]

Output: Outgoing SMTP


Input: [DIYers] 95.10%

Output: Replace battery

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Input: [DIYers] 94.60%

Output: Replace windshield wiper blades

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Input: [DIYers] 94.50%

Output: Replace headlamp bulbs

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Input: [DIYers] 93.80%

Output: Replace air filters

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Input: [DIYers] 93.30%

Output: Add antifreeze

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Input: [DIYers] 90.40%

Output: Change oil

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Input: [DIYers] 90.30%

Output: Change oil filters

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Input: [DIYers] 87.60%

Output: Replace spark plugs

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Input: [DIYers] 86.70%

Output: Replace brake pads

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Input: [DIYers] 79.00%

Output: Replace fuel filters

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Input: [DIYers] 70.80%

Output: Flush radiator/cooling system

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Input: [DIYers] 63.50%

Output: Repair ignition wire set

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Input: [DIYers] 50.50%

Output: Replace transmission filters

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Input: [DIYers] 45.20%

Output: Recharge/repair AC

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Input: [DIYers] 41.90%

Output: Change muffler

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Input: [#] 1.9 [Episode]

Output: The Dark Divide


Input: [#] 1.13 [Episode]

Output: The Princess in the Tower


Input: [#] 1.32 [Episode]

Output: Death by Design


Input: [#] 1.35 [Episode]

Output: A Slight Touch of Venom


Input: [#] 2.6 [Episode]

Output: Juan Moreno's Body


Input: [#] 2.7 [Episode]

Output: Kill the Sound


Input: [#] 2.8 [Episode]

Output: The Crimson Pool


Input: [#] 2.13 [Episode]

Output: The Star System


Input: [#] 2.14 [Episode]

Output: The Renaissance of Gussie Hill


Input: [#] 2.16 [Episode]

Output: The Yacht-Club Gang


Input: [#] 2.19 [Episode]

Output: An Assassin Arrives, Andante


Input: [#] 2.21 [Episode]

Output: The Heart Is a Handout


Input: [#] 2.24 [Episode]

Output: Trial by Midnight


Input: [#] 2.25 [Episode]

Output: Ride a Wild Horse


Input: [#] 2.26 [Episode]

Output: So Beats My Plastic Heart


Input: [#] 2.27 [Episode]

Output: In a Foreign Quarter


Input: [#] 2.28 [Episode]

Output: Referendum on Murder


Input: [#] 2.29 [Episode]

Output: The Someday Man


Input: [#] 2.30 [Episode]

Output: Rendezvous in Washington


Input: [#] 2.31 [Episode]

Output: The Bold and the Tough


Input: [#] 2.32 [Episode]

Output: Will the Real Killer Please Stand Up?


Input: [#] 2.34 [Episode]

Output: Side by Side


Input: [Real Facts] Clinical Test Subjects Lost 8x More Weight than Placebo [HIT™] YES [Competitor #1] NO [Competitor #3] No [Competitor #2]

Output: No


Input: [Real Facts] Proven Appetite Suppression [HIT™] YES [Competitor #1] YES [Competitor #3] Yes [Competitor #2]

Output: NO


Input: [Real Facts] No Jittery Feeling [HIT™] YES [Competitor #1] NO [Competitor #3] No [Competitor #2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Real Facts] No Need to Cycle Use [HIT™] YES [Competitor #1] No [Competitor #3] No [Competitor #2]

Output: Yes


Input: [Real Facts] No Harsh Stimulants [HIT™] YES [Competitor #1] NO [Competitor #3] NO [Competitor #2]

Output: YES


Input: [Real Facts] True Servings per Bottle [HIT™] 90 [Competitor #1] 90 [Competitor #3] 90 [Competitor #2]

Output: 60


Input: [Game] Game [Result] Result [Remark]

Output: Remark

Thermaltake Shock One Headset Review | Everything USB


Input: [Game] Battlefield: Bad Company 2 [Result] Pass [Remark]

Output: Worked very well in directionality, but falls short when sound intensity picks up.

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Input: [Game] Mass Effect 2 [Result] Pass [Remark]

Output: Work well out of the box.

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Input: [Game] Call of Duty: Black Ops [Result] Pass [Remark]

Output: Works well in terms of gunfire direction, but footsteps are still lacking. Game's audio engine leaves much to be desired since the sound feels closed in

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Input: [Game] Counter-Strike: Source [Result] Pass [Remark]

Output: Worked fine no real tweaking required.

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Input: [Game] Crysis 2 [Result] Pass [Remark]

Output: Sounded very crisp with great ambiance in NYC's sewers and buildings.

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Input: [Game] StarCraft 2 [Result] Pass [Remark]

Output: Worked fine no real tweaking required.

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Input: [Game] Left 4 Dead 2 [Result] Pass [Remark]

Output: Works well with identifying the direction of enemies, but sounds quickly become indistinguishable after the horde appears.

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Input: [Game] Alien Swarm [Result] Pass [Remark]

Output: Must enable 5.1 mode in audio settings. Once done, directionality is very nice.

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Input: [Name] vzctl(8) [Description]

Output: perform various operations on an OpenVZ container


Input: [Name] vzlist(8) [Description]

Output: show various information about containers


Input: [Name] vzcpucheck(8) [Description]

Output: show information about the CPU power and utilization


Input: [Name] vzmemcheck(8) [Description]

Output: show information about host memory parameters


Input: [Name] vzcfgvalidate(8) [Description]

Output: validate a container configuration file


Input: [Name] vzcalc(8) [Description]

Output: calculate resource usage of a container


Input: [Name] vzsplit(8) [Description]

Output: generate a sample container configuration file


Input: [Name] vzubc(8) [Description]

Output: show User Beancounters in a human-readable format


Input: [Name] vzmigrate(8) [Description]

Output: migrate a container between two OpenVZ servers


Input: [Name] vzcptcheck(8) [Description]

Output: show/test CPT properties


Input: [Name] vzfsync(8) [Description]

Output: perform fsync/fdatasync/fadvise on files


Input: [Name] vznnc(8) [Description]

Output: run a program connected to a socket


Input: [Name] vztmpl-dl(8) [Description]

Output: download/list/update OpenVZ templates


Input: [Name] arpsend(8) [Description]

Output: send ARP requests


Input: [Name] ndsend(8) [Description]

Output: send a Neighbor Advertisement NDP packet


Input: [Name] vzpid(8) [Description]

Output: display the CT ID given the process ID


Input: [Name] vzifup-post(8) [Description]

Output: add containers' ARP records to an interface


Input: [Name] vzeventd(8) [Description]

Output: the OpenVZ events daemon


Input: [Name] ploop(8) [Description]

Output: ploop device management utility


Input: [Name] vzdqcheck(8) [Description]

Output: count disk usage


Input: [Name] vzdqdump(8) [Description]

Output: dump, load user/group quotas


Input: [Name] vzquota(8) [Description]

Output: manipulate containers disk quotas


Input: [Name] vzstats(8) [Description]

Output: report OpenVZ usage statistics


Input: [Name] vz.conf(5) [Description]

Output: global OpenVZ configuration file


Input: [Name] ctid.conf(5) [Description]

Output: configuration file for an OpenVZ container


Input: [Date] 7 Mar 1688 [Event] Born [Title]

Output: Salvatierra

Bishop José Mezquía Díaz de Arrízola [Catholic-Hierarchy]


Input: [Date] 1710² [Age] 21.8 [Event] Ordained Priest [Title]

Output: Priest of Order of Our Lady of Mercy

Bishop José Mezquía Díaz de Arrízola [Catholic-Hierarchy]


Input: [Date] 1738² [Age] 49.8 [Event] Appointed [Title]

Output: Master General of Order of Our Lady of Mercy

Bishop José Mezquía Díaz de Arrízola [Catholic-Hierarchy]


Input: [Date] 1744² [Age] 55.8 [Event] Resigned [Title]

Output: Master General of Order of Our Lady of Mercy

Bishop José Mezquía Díaz de Arrízola [Catholic-Hierarchy]


Input: [Date] 16 Sep 1746 [Age] 58.5 [Event] Appointed [Title]

Output: Bishop of Solsona, Spain

Bishop José Mezquía Díaz de Arrízola [Catholic-Hierarchy]


Input: [Date] 30 Nov 1746 [Age] 58.7 [Event] Ordained Bishop [Title]

Output: Bishop of Solsona, Spain

Bishop José Mezquía Díaz de Arrízola [Catholic-Hierarchy]


Input: [Date] 9 Sep 1772 [Age] 84.5 [Event] Died [Title]

Output: Bishop of Solsona, Spain

Bishop José Mezquía Díaz de Arrízola [Catholic-Hierarchy]


Input: [Section] Website & Ordering [Score] 16/20 [Comment]

Output: Tons of parts to choose from A wide variety of baseline configurations offer a starting point for nearly every buying situation Real-time pricing update Website is loud and cluttered Not all components contain additional information when clicking the accompanying question mark bubble

HardwareLogic: Reviews - CyberPower Gamer Xtreme XT System


Input: [Section] Bundle, Build Quality, & Wiring [Score] 18/20 [Comment]

Output: Above average wiring job in a case that doesn't offer many wiring amenities Bundle includes a few nifty freebie items Blu-ray burner - yay! IDE burner - boo! Must we really install the videocard ourselves?

HardwareLogic: Reviews - CyberPower Gamer Xtreme XT System


Input: [Section] Performance [Score] 18/20 [Comment]

Output: Intel's Core i7 platform lays the smackdown on anything currently available Tri-channel memory showed huge dividends in memory intensive applications HIS HD 4870 X2 videocard tore through our gaming benchmarks Easily overclockable A RAID 0 configuration and third-party soundcard would make this machine scream

HardwareLogic: Reviews - CyberPower Gamer Xtreme XT System


Input: [Section] Acoustics [Score] 9/10 [Comment]

Output: System ran relatively quiet during testing

HardwareLogic: Reviews - CyberPower Gamer Xtreme XT System


Input: [Section] Upgradeability [Score] 10/10 [Comment]

Output: Core i7 platform makes this setup as future-proof as it currently gets All hail the X58 chipset, which finally marries SLI and CrossFire capabilities to a single motherboard We'd be more concerned about the 650W power supply if it wasn't a Corsair unit

HardwareLogic: Reviews - CyberPower Gamer Xtreme XT System


Input: [Section] Warranty & Support [Score] 9/10 [Comment]

Output: CyberPower offers a 3 year warranty on all systems (1 year parts) and free lifetime labor and 24/7 phone support Technical Support page lists various contact options Support forums a welcome addition to CyberPower's website

HardwareLogic: Reviews - CyberPower Gamer Xtreme XT System


Input: [Section] Price / Value [Score] 10/10 [Comment]

Output: CyberPower's pricing is very comparable to what you'd pay by purchasing the same parts through Newegg

HardwareLogic: Reviews - CyberPower Gamer Xtreme XT System


Input: [Page] 117 [Quotation] Blanche: They told me to take a streetcar named Desire, and then transfer to one called cemeteries and ride six blocks and get off at Elysian Fields! [Analysis]

Output: Desire and death are two aspects that became important in the latter part of Blanche’s life. The literal death of her husband along with the metaphorical death of her social life were both caused by her strong carnal desires which have caused her to be in the position she is in the play. This eventually leads to her downfall in Elysian Fields where she gets off the street car.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 117 [Quotation] Blanche: They mustn’t have – understood - what number I wanted… [Analysis]

Output: This quotation reinforces Blanche’s fantasy view of the world. She refuses to believe that this is where her sister now lives after their upper class upbringing in the ‘great big place with white columns’.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 118 [Quotation] Eunice: You want to leave your suitcase here an’ go find her?’ Blanche: No. [Analysis]

Output: She does not trust the people in this seedy area of New Orleans where she has come to and therefore prefers to watch over her belongings herself.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 122, 136 [Quotation] Blanche: You haven’t said a word about my appearance Blanche: I was fishing for a compliment, Stanley. [Analysis]

Output: Blanche continuously needs to be complimented on her physical appearance as she is aware that her ‘looks are slipping’ as she ages. However her beauty is the only means she sees herself as having in order to attract men to fulfill her sexual desires.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 127 [Quotation] Blanche:..And funerals are pretty compared to deaths. Funerals are quiet, but deaths – not always. [Analysis]

Output: We as the audience, have no choice but to symphathise with Blanche. She has been through a lot in her past which has driven her to become the person she is today and she is the one who ended up alone as opposed to Stella.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 129 [Quotation] Stanley:.. [He holds the bottle to the light to observe its depletion] Have a shot? Blanche: No, I – rarely touch it. [Analysis]

Output: Blanche prefers to keep up a façade hiding her true habits even when it’s obvious that the people around her know about her pretence. She does this as she prefers to view life as a pleasant dream as opposed to having the ugly realities of life exposed.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 138 [Quotation] [She sprays herself with her atomizer; then playfully sprays him (Stanley) with it. He seizes the atomizer and slams it down on the dresser. She throws back her head and laughs.] [Analysis]

Output: Blanche is not afraid of Stanley which is a strength that her character portrays. Throwing her head back and laughing shows her signs of flirting which is her means of manipulating men. This helps contrast to the way she acts around Mitch where she is looking for something more then just sexual satisfaction.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 139 [Quotation] Blanche: Poems a dead boy wrote. I hurt him the way that you would like to hurt me, but you can’t! [Analysis]

Output: This quotation reveals that Blanche does feel guilty for the death of her husband. She feels that it was her final words to him that drove him to suicide. However this quotation also shows that Blanche is once again not afraid to stand up to Stanley at this point in the play this shows the strength in her character that exists currently but will later decline as she descends into madness.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 140 [Quotation] There are thousands of papers, stretching back over hundreds of years, affecting Belle Reve as, piece by piece, our improvident grandfathers and father and uncles and brothers exchanged the land for their epic fornications- to put it plainly! [Analysis]

Output: In this speech, Blanche attributes the loss of Belle Reve to the male members of her family. She also confronts Stanley by ‘[picking up a large envelope containing more papers]’ of his accusations that she is ‘attempting some kind of treachery on [her] sister’. Blanche also comes across as the victim, having to endure this these unfortunate circumstances whilst her sister escaped to start off a new life in New Orleans. However Blanche probably couldn’t have left Belle Reve even if she wanted to as it appears to be engraved in her to live the upper class sophisticated life.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 140 [Quotation] Blanche: … Here all of them are, all papers! I hereby endow you with them! Take them, peruse them – commit them to memory, even! I think its wonderfully fitting that Belle Reve should finally be this bunch of old papers in your big capable hands. [Analysis]

Output: This quotation illustrates Blanche’s victory over Stanley in their first argument. Stanley who becomes [...somewhat sheepish] after being presented with all the papers quickly diverts the conversation by bringing up the topic of their child which he was aware Blanche had not been told about and once again reverts back to talking about the ‘Napoleonic code’ which states that its his duty to ‘take an interest in his wife’s affairs’.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 141 [Quotation] Blanche: He’s just not the sort that goes for jasmine perfume! But maybe he’s what we need to mix with our blood now that we’ve lost Belle Reve and have to go on without Belle Reve to protect us…. [Analysis]

Output: Blanche seems to acknowledge the fact that her and Stella do not belong to the Southern elite anymore and that maybe some of Stanley’s raw vitality would be good to mix with the sophisticated upper class. This relates back to William’s final message which acknowledges the decline of the upper class but conveys the idea that some of Stanley’s bourgeois class ideals, mixed with others from Blanche’s upper class is what we should strive for. Unfortunately, with the way society is going, we may not be able to achieve this.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 146/147 [Quotation] [She takes off the blouse and stands in her pink silk brassiere and white skirt in the light through the portieres.] [Blanche moves back into the streak of light. She raises her arms and stretches, as she moves indolently back to the chair.] [Analysis]

Output: With the loss of Belle Reve, her family fortune and her fading beauty, Blanche feels as if she now has to use her body in order to attract men. She therefore draws attention to it by undressing in the light where the men playing poker can clearly see the outline of her body.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 150 [Quotation] Blanche: I can’t stand a naked light bulb, any more than I can a rude remark or a vulgar action. [Analysis]

Output: Blanche’s avoidance of light is due to her fear of people seeing her clearly which will lead to her real age being revealed. Instead she continuously avoids light by covering it up with ‘lanterns’ or staying in rooms with dim light. Additionally light will more clearly expose the ‘rough’ society in that Blanche is currently living in and which she sees as being ‘beneath’ her, again giving her a reason to avoid light.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 155 [Quotation] Blanche: I’m not used to such – Blanche: Violence! Is so – Blanche: Why! I’ve been half crazy, Stella! When I found out you’d been insane enough to come back in here after what happened – I started to rush in after you! [Analysis]

Output: Blanche who is not used to Stanley’s violent displays of affection is stunned by him ‘charg[ing] after Stella’. However no one else around her seems to feel as shocked as she does.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 170/183 [Quotation] [Stella pours the coke into the glass. It foams over and spills. Blanche gives a piercing cry. [A locomotive is heard approaching outside. She claps her hands to her ears and crouches over. The headlight of locomotive glares into the room as it thunders past. As the noise recedes she straightens and slowly continues speaking.] [Analysis]

Output: Blanche’s overreactions towards little, everyday occurrences are an indication of the fragility of her current mental state. Her hyperbolic actions suggest that once a major event occurs Blanche’s loose hold on sanity will be lost.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 180 [Quotation] Blanche: I guess it is just that I have – old fashioned ideals! [She rolls her eyes, knowing he cannot see her face.] [Analysis]

Output: Blanche’s rolling of her eyes shows that she is putting on a pretence. She is not physically attracted to Mitch, and after this act one cannot say if she is emotionally attracted towards Mitch either or if she is just attracted to the idea of protection that Mitch offers.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 188 [Quotation] [In the bathroom the water goes on loud; little breathless cries and peals of laughter are heard as if a child were frolicking in the rub.] [Analysis]

Output: This childish mannerism displayed by Blanche indicates her innocence. Not sexual innocence but her naivety in the sense that she cannot see the real world for what it is. She must continuously see the world in a different light from everyone else. Her need to act young also displays her paranoia of ageing.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 192 [Quotation] Blanche: Oh, I feel so good after my long, hot bath, I feel so good and cool and – rested. [Analysis]

Output: Blanche’s numerous baths and time spent in the bathroom throughout the play are all her attempts at purifying herself of her past misdoings and her way of escaping everyone and everything and having time to herself in private.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 204/169 [Quotation] Blanche: I’ll tell you what I want. Magic! Yes, yes, magic! I try to give that to people. I misrepresent things to them. I don’t tell them the truth. I tell them what ought to be the truth. And if that is singful, then let me be damned for it! Blanche…-put on soft colours, the colours of butterfly wings, and glow – make a little – temporary magic…’ [Analysis]

Output: Blanche clearly says ‘I don’t want realism.’ She would rather her view of the world be like a constant dream which is also her reason for continuously keeping up a façade. She only tells what ‘ought’ to be the truth in order to avoid shattering her own dreams by facing reality. She feels as if she has never lied (‘Never inside, I didn’t lie in my heart…) as what she says is the way she perceives things.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 207 [Quotation] Blanche: Then marry me, Mitch! [Analysis]

Output: Blanche’s loneliness and need for companionship is displayed in her plea for Mitch to marry her. It is not important whether she truly loves Mitch or not but more like a means of a way out the trap she finds herself in. There is evident pathos here as she and the audience are well aware that Mitch came to her house with the intention of raping her. Her willingness to marry a man who would do this to her clearly illustrates Blanche’s desperation.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Page] 225 [Quotation] Blanche: Whoever you are - I have always depended on the kindness of strangers. [Analysis]

Output: Blanche’s dependence on strangers to fulfill the emptiness she feels has only led her to the position she is in by the end of the play. Blanche’s inability to accept that strangers have only been kind to her in return for sex reflects her magical perception of the world. These being her final words in the play, referring to the ‘kindness’ of the doctor who is not the man (Shep) she was hoping for, shows her complete detachment from reality and the pathos of her empty belief in magic and kindness.

A Streetcar Named Desire: Character Profile – Blanche


Input: [Event] Accepted [To state] Ready [From state]

Output: New


Input: [Event] Scheduled / Dispatch [To state] Running [From state]

Output: Ready


Input: [Event] Need I/O [To state] Waiting [From state]

Output: Running


Input: [Event] Scheduler timeout [To state] Ready [From state]

Output: Running


Input: [Event] Completion / Error / Killed [To state] Terminated [From state]

Output: Running


Input: [Event] I/O completed or wakeup event [To state] Ready [From state]

Output: Waiting


Input: [0] arp [2]

Output: Address resolution protocol Type "arp -a" to display entries in the arp cache.


Input: [0] ifconfig [2]

Output: A command line tool used to configure a network interface. There is a man page available for this program.


Input: [0] ifdown [2]

Output: Shuts down a network interface


Input: [0] ifup [2]

Output: Starts a network interface such as eth0 or ppp0


Input: [0] ipchains [2]

Output: A tool used to administer firewall rules.


Input: [0] netconf [2]

Output: The Redhat GUI network configuration tool.


Input: [0] netconfig [2]

Output: Another network configuration tool which is usually run when the system is installed. Netconf is better.


Input: [0] netstat [2]

Output: Type "netstat -rn" to see the routing table. Type "netstat-in" to see the interface info.


Input: [0] nslookup [2]

Output: Used to test DNS configuration by querying DNS servers.


Input: [0] ping [2]

Output: A network tool used to sent ICMP test packets to other hosts to determine if they can respond or are reachable.


Input: [0] ripquery [2]

Output: A tool to query some routers for their routing table.


Input: [0] route [2]

Output: Typing "route -n" will show the routing table


Input: [0] tcpdump [2]

Output: A network sniffer tool used to dump headers of packets on a network interface.


Input: [0] traceroute [2]

Output: Sends data to a remote host to a port that doesn't exist with a TTL field at 1,2,etc to get the intermediate hosts to send back their addresses reporting errors. The destination will report an unreachable port error sending its address.


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: [북한 Dialect] 배워주다 [Standard Korean] 가르치다 [English]

Output: To teach

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 손기척 [Standard Korean] 노크 [English]

Output: a knock, knocking

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 오목샘 [Standard Korean] 보조개 [English]

Output: a dimple

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 천신 / 헝겁신 [Standard Korean] 운동화 [English]

Output: sports shoes, gym shoes

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 풀잡이 [Standard Korean] 김매기 [English]

Output: weeding

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 마가리 [Standard Korean] 오두막 [English]

Output: hut, shed, lodge

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 가무 이야기 [Standard Korean] 뮤지컬 [English]

Output: a musical

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 물레 걸음 [Standard Korean] 뒷걸음질 [English]

Output: stepping backward; flinch

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 간참 [Standard Korean] 간섭 [English]

Output: interference

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 꽝포 [Standard Korean] 거짓말 [English]

Output: lie

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 가시어머니 [Standard Korean] 장모 [English]

Output: mother in law

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 꽃 묶음 [Standard Korean] 꽃 다발 [English]

Output: a bunch of flowers, a bouquet

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 색쌈 [Standard Korean] 계란말이 [English]

Output: folded egg

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 칼파스 [Standard Korean] 소시지 [English]

Output: sausage

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 방 거두매 [Standard Korean] 방청소 [English]

Output: room-cleaning

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 볼웃음 [Standard Korean] 미소 [English]

Output: a smile

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 나리 옷 [Standard Korean] 드레스 [English]

Output: a dress

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 중발머리 [Standard Korean] 단발머리 [English]

Output: bobbed hair

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 발딱코 [Standard Korean] 들창코 [English]

Output: an upturned nose

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 슬픔증 [Standard Korean] 우울증 [English]

Output: melancholy

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 고스락 [Standard Korean] 위기 [English]

Output: a crisis

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 다님표 [Standard Korean] 운행표 [English]

Output: a timetable

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 가락지빵 [Standard Korean] 도넛 [English]

Output: a doughnut

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 차마당 [Standard Korean] 주차장 [English]

Output: car park, parking lot

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 눈정신 [Standard Korean] 눈썰미 [English]

Output: a quick eye for learning things

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 따라난병 [Standard Korean] 합병증 [English]

Output: complication

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 단고기 [Standard Korean] 개고기 [English]

Output: dog meat

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 그림영화 [Standard Korean] 만화영화 [English]

Output: animated cartoon

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 등불경기 [Standard Korean] 야간경기 [English]

Output: a night game

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 지은옷 [Standard Korean] 기성복 [English]

Output: ready-made clothes

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 꼭두점 [Standard Korean] 꼭지점 [English]

Output: peak, highest point

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 건성 / 건병 [Standard Korean] 꾀병 [English]

Output: fake illness

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 유람버스 [Standard Korean] 관광버스 [English]

Output: a sightseeing bus

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 휴식일 / 휴식날 [Standard Korean] 공휴일 [English]

Output: a legal holiday

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 문지기 [Standard Korean] 골키퍼 [English]

Output: goalkeeper

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 정무원 [Standard Korean] 공무원 [English]

Output: public official

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 고아대다 [Standard Korean] 고함 지르다 [English]

Output: bellow out

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 대미쳐 [Standard Korean] 곧 바로 [English]

Output: immediately

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 나 어리다 [Standard Korean] 나이가 어리다 [English]

Output: to be young

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 옙하다 [Standard Korean] 높임말을 쓰다 [English]

Output: to use formal language

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 미우다 [Standard Korean] 냉대하다 [English]

Output: treat 《a person》 coldly

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 지르보다 [Standard Korean] 노려보다 [English]

Output: stare at

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 건숭맞다 [Standard Korean] 덜렁거리다 [English]

Output: be restless

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 방조하다 [Standard Korean] 도와주다 [English]

Output: lend a helping hand

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 도간도간 [Standard Korean] 드문드문 [English]

Output: occasionally

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 가닿다 [Standard Korean] 도착하다 [English]

Output: to arrive

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 내오다 [Standard Korean] 마련하다 [English]

Output: to prepare

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 가찹다 [Standard Korean] 가깝다 [English]

Output: be near

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 불필코 [Standard Korean] 기필코 [English]

Output: without fail, by all means

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 강냉이 [Standard Korean] 옥수수, 강냉이 [English]

Output: Corn

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 공민증 [Standard Korean] 주민등록증 [English]

Output: ID Card

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 가가 [Standard Korean] 가게 [English]

Output: Store

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 고뿌 [Standard Korean] 컵 [English]

Output: Cup

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 공동욕탕 [Standard Korean] 목욕탕 [English]

Output: Bath house

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 과일단물 [Standard Korean] 주스 [English]

Output: Juice

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 기름밥 [Standard Korean] 볶음밥 [English]

Output: Fried rice

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 글토막 [Standard Korean] 문장 [English]

Output: Sentence

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 궁겁다 [Standard Korean] 궁금하다 [English]

Output: To wonder (about)

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 구멍수 [Standard Korean] 수단, 방법 [English]

Output: Method

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 각전 [Standard Korean] 거스름돈 [English]

Output: Pocket change

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 구운 빵지짐 [Standard Korean] 와플 [English]

Output: Waffle

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 꼬부랑 국수 [Standard Korean] 라면 [English]

Output: Ramen

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 날거리 [Standard Korean] 날씨 [English]

Output: Weather

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 날래 [Standard Korean] 빨리 [English]

Output: Fast

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 낮후 [Standard Korean] 오후 [English]

Output: Afternoon

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 낮전 [Standard Korean] 오전 [English]

Output: Morning

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 나들문 [Standard Korean] 출입문 [English]

Output: Exit

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 고기겹빵 / 다진 쇠고기와 빵 [Standard Korean] 햄버거 [English]

Output: Hamburger

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 동무 [Standard Korean] 친구 [English]

Output: Friend

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 돐 [Standard Korean] 돌 [English]

Output: Anniversary

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 돈표 [Standard Korean] 수표 [English]

Output: Check

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 단얼음 [Standard Korean] 빙수 [English]

Output: Ice water

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 두벌자식 [Standard Korean] 손자 [English]

Output: Grandson

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 디대 [Standard Korean] 계단 [English]

Output: Stairs

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 떼레비 [Standard Korean] 텔레비전 [English]

Output: Television

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 라지오 [Standard Korean] 라디오 [English]

Output: Radio

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 문화어 [Standard Korean] 표준어 [English]

Output: Standard language

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 문화일 / 다문화일 [Standard Korean] 토요일 [English]

Output: Saturday

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 문화주택 / (고층)살림집 [Standard Korean] 아파트 [English]

Output: Apartment

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 모서리주기 [Standard Korean] 왕따 [English]

Output: Black sheep, loser

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 미제 [Standard Korean] 미국 제국 [English]

Output: American imperialists

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 소학교 / 인민학교 [Standard Korean] 초등학교 [English]

Output: Elementary school

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 상급생 [Standard Korean] 선배 [English]

Output: Senior (above you)

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 상학시간 [Standard Korean] 수업시간 [English]

Output: Class(hour)

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 손가락말 [Standard Korean] 수화 [English]

Output: Sign language

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 색동다리 [Standard Korean] 무지개 [English]

Output: Rainbow

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 선군 <先軍> [English]

Output: Military-first (prioritized)

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 우 [Standard Korean] 위 [English]

Output: Above

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 안해 [Standard Korean] 아내 [English]

Output: Wife

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 원주필 [Standard Korean] 볼펜 [English]

Output: Ballpoint pen

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 일없다 [Standard Korean] 괜찮다 [English]

Output: That's OK.

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 원쑤 [Standard Korean] 원수 [English]

Output: Enemy

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 오마니 [Standard Korean] 어머니 [English]

Output: Mother

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 아바지 [Standard Korean] 아버지 [English]

Output: Father

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 얼음보숭이 [Standard Korean] 아이스크림 [English]

Output: Ice cream

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 위생실 [Standard Korean] 화장실 [English]

Output: Bathroom

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 점심밥 / 곽밥 [Standard Korean] 도시락 [English]

Output: Lunch box

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 장마당 [Standard Korean] 시장 [English]

Output: Market

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 조선말 [Standard Korean] 한국어 [English]

Output: Korean language

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 조국해방전쟁 <祖國解放戰爭> [Standard Korean] 한국 전쟁 <韓國戰爭> [English]

Output: The Korean War

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 찔게 [Standard Korean] 반찬 [English]

Output: Side dish

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 찬국수 / 랭면 [Standard Korean] 냉면 [English]

Output: Iced noodle(NaeangMyon)

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 테체 [Standard Korean] 주제 [English]

Output: Subject, thesis

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 푸른차 [Standard Korean] 녹차 [English]

Output: Green tea

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 항공역 [Standard Korean] 공항 [English]

Output: Airport

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 후어머니 [Standard Korean] 새어머니 / 계모 [English]

Output: Step mother

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 마치 [Standard Korean] 망치 [English]

Output: hammer

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 어드메 [Standard Korean] 어디 [English]

Output: Where

General 북한


Input: [북한 Dialect] 후방가족 [Standard Korean] 군인가족 [English]

Output: Military family

General 북한


Input: [Package] org.netbeans.api.visual.action [Description]

Output: This package contains ActionFactory class which is factory of all built-in widget-actions provided by the library.

Visual Library API


Input: [Package] org.netbeans.api.visual.anchor [Description]

Output: This package contains Anchor interface which is used by ConnectionWidget for defining its source and target point.

Visual Library API


Input: [Package] org.netbeans.api.visual.animator [Description]

Output: This package contains SceneAnimator classes which is used for controlling animations on a scene.

Visual Library API


Input: [Package] org.netbeans.api.visual.border [Description]

Output: This package contains Border interface which is used for supplying a border graphics for a widget.

Visual Library API


Input: [Package] org.netbeans.api.visual.export [Description]

Output: This package contains the class necessary to export a Scene to an image file and get the coordinates from the exported image to create an HTML image map

Visual Library API


Input: [Package] org.netbeans.api.visual.graph [Description]

Output: This package contains built-in graph-oriented models.

Visual Library API


Input: [Package] org.netbeans.api.visual.graph.layout [Description]

Output: This package contains built-in graph-oriented layout algorithms.

Visual Library API


Input: [Package] org.netbeans.api.visual.laf [Description]

Output: This package contains LookFeel class with style definition for colors and borders.

Visual Library API


Input: [Package] org.netbeans.api.visual.layout [Description]

Output: This package contains Layout interface which defines a widget-layout.

Visual Library API


Input: [Package] org.netbeans.api.visual.model [Description]

Output: This package contains ObjectScene class which is a scene with ability to register model-objects with widgets on the scene.

Visual Library API


Input: [Package] org.netbeans.api.visual.print [Description]

Output: This package contains a single class ScenePrinter used to print a Scene according to various constraints.

Visual Library API


Input: [Package] org.netbeans.api.visual.router [Description]

Output: This package contains Router interface which defines a router for ConnectionWidget.

Visual Library API


Input: [Package] org.netbeans.api.visual.vmd [Description]

Output: This package contains a VMD visualization style.

Visual Library API


Input: [Package] org.netbeans.api.visual.widget [Description]

Output: This package contains Widget class.

Visual Library API


Input: [Package] org.netbeans.api.visual.widget.general [Description]

Output: This package contains general high-level widgets.

Visual Library API


Input: [Header Value] Thu, 14 May 2015 18:09:11 GMT [Header Key]

Output: Date

Marmongpointmarina.com.au - Marmongpointmarina.com Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] LiteSpeed [Header Key]

Output: Server

Marmongpointmarina.com.au - Marmongpointmarina.com Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] close [Header Key]

Output: Connection

Marmongpointmarina.com.au - Marmongpointmarina.com Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] PHP/5.4.38 [Header Key]

Output: X-Powered-By

Marmongpointmarina.com.au - Marmongpointmarina.com Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] http://www.marmongpointmarina.com.au/xmlrpc.php [Header Key]

Output: X-Pingback

Marmongpointmarina.com.au - Marmongpointmarina.com Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] text/html; charset=UTF-8 [Header Key]

Output: Content-Type

Marmongpointmarina.com.au - Marmongpointmarina.com Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] http://www.marmongpointmarina.com.au/ [Header Key]

Output: Location

Marmongpointmarina.com.au - Marmongpointmarina.com Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] 0 [Header Key]

Output: Content-Length

Marmongpointmarina.com.au - Marmongpointmarina.com Analysis Stats


Input: Among our brands. Our brands include Del Webb, Pulte, Centex and DiVosta. [Can you limit?]

Output: No


Input: If we think we have to in order to comply with the law. For example, if we are required to file reports with government agencies or in response to a court order or subpoena. We may also share information with law enforcement at our discretion. [Can you limit?]

Output: No


Input: With our vendors or partners. For example, we may share your information with third parties we hire to provide services like operating our website. [Can you limit?]

Output: No


Input: In the event that all or part of our company transfers ownership. For example, we may share information with actual or potential buyers of our company. We will share your information with a new owner. We may also sell all or part of our customer lists as part of an asset sale. [Can you limit?]

Output: No


Input: For other reasons we might describe to you. [Can you limit?]

Output: In some circumstances


Input: On our interactive forums. We may also allow you to submit comments on our sites. Please remember that any information disclosed in these areas becomes public information. You should not disclose your personal information in such a forum if you do not want it shared publicly. [Can you limit?]

Output: At your discretion


Input: [0] Laughter [Hensleighs] Yes, yes, yes [Blyth] No [Trimen] Yes [Horace] Yes [Mrs Lushington] Amusement [Mr Farrar] Laugh [Henslow] Yes [Mr. L.]

Output: Trying to laugh

Darwin Correspondence Project » Emotion Experiment


Input: [0] Astonishment [Hensleighs] Yes, yes, yes [Blyth] Yes [Trimen] No [Horace] Yes [Mrs Lushington] Disgust & wonder [Mr Farrar] Fearful astonishment [Henslow] Surprise & horror [Mr. L.]

Output: Stupid wonder

Darwin Correspondence Project » Emotion Experiment


Input: [0] Fright [Hensleighs] Yes, no, yes [Blyth] Yes [Trimen] Fright [Horace] Yes [Mrs Lushington] Pain [Mr Farrar] Pain & disgust [Henslow] Terror & horror [Mr. L.]

Output: Horror

Darwin Correspondence Project » Emotion Experiment


Input: [0] Despair & grief [Hensleighs] Yes, no, yes [Blyth] No [Trimen] Disgust [Horace] No [Mrs Lushington] Intense annoyance [Mr Farrar] ? [Henslow] Incredulity, extreme [Mr. L.]

Output: Submission

Darwin Correspondence Project » Emotion Experiment


Input: [0] Torture, agony [Hensleighs] Yes, no, yes [Blyth] Yes [Trimen] Pain [Horace] Yes [Mrs Lushington] Fright [Mr Farrar] Startled expression [Henslow] Torture [Mr. L.]

Output: Great sudden pain

Darwin Correspondence Project » Emotion Experiment


Input: [0] Crying [Hensleighs] No, no, no [Blyth] No [Trimen] Doubt expression [Horace] Yes [Mrs Lushington] Sadness [Mr Farrar] Sad [Henslow] Looking an intense light [Mr. L.]

Output: Bereavement

Darwin Correspondence Project » Emotion Experiment


Input: [0] Laughing & crying [Trimen] Laughing Yes [Horace] Both sides wrong [Mrs Lushington] Yes 0 [Mr Farrar] Yes 0 [Henslow] Yes Yes [Mr. L.]

Output: Yes 0

Darwin Correspondence Project » Emotion Experiment


Input: [Comparative Form] cleverer [Superlative Form] the cleverest [Two-Syllable Adjective]

Output: clever

Comparatives and Superlatives - Rules, exercises and final quiz - 2 A Liceo delle Scienze Applicate 2014 - 2015


Input: [Comparative Form] more clever [Superlative Form] the most clever [Two-Syllable Adjective]

Output: clever

Comparatives and Superlatives - Rules, exercises and final quiz - 2 A Liceo delle Scienze Applicate 2014 - 2015


Input: [Comparative Form] gentler [Superlative Form] the gentlest [Two-Syllable Adjective]

Output: gentle

Comparatives and Superlatives - Rules, exercises and final quiz - 2 A Liceo delle Scienze Applicate 2014 - 2015


Input: [Comparative Form] more gentle [Superlative Form] the most gentle [Two-Syllable Adjective]

Output: gentle

Comparatives and Superlatives - Rules, exercises and final quiz - 2 A Liceo delle Scienze Applicate 2014 - 2015


Input: [Comparative Form] friendlier [Superlative Form] the friendliest [Two-Syllable Adjective]

Output: friendly

Comparatives and Superlatives - Rules, exercises and final quiz - 2 A Liceo delle Scienze Applicate 2014 - 2015


Input: [Comparative Form] more friendly [Superlative Form] the most friendly [Two-Syllable Adjective]

Output: friendly

Comparatives and Superlatives - Rules, exercises and final quiz - 2 A Liceo delle Scienze Applicate 2014 - 2015


Input: [Comparative Form] quieter [Superlative Form] the quietest [Two-Syllable Adjective]

Output: quiet

Comparatives and Superlatives - Rules, exercises and final quiz - 2 A Liceo delle Scienze Applicate 2014 - 2015


Input: [Comparative Form] more quiet [Superlative Form] the most quiet [Two-Syllable Adjective]

Output: quiet

Comparatives and Superlatives - Rules, exercises and final quiz - 2 A Liceo delle Scienze Applicate 2014 - 2015


Input: [Comparative Form] simpler [Superlative Form] the simplest [Two-Syllable Adjective]

Output: simple

Comparatives and Superlatives - Rules, exercises and final quiz - 2 A Liceo delle Scienze Applicate 2014 - 2015


Input: [Comparative Form] more simple [Superlative Form] the most simple [Two-Syllable Adjective]

Output: simple

Comparatives and Superlatives - Rules, exercises and final quiz - 2 A Liceo delle Scienze Applicate 2014 - 2015


Input: Money received from political sponsors [When it happens in Africa] Bribes [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Campaign contributions

The "developing country" double standard - Architecture for Development


Input: Uneven spending on public services in different ethnic communities [When it happens in Africa] Tribalism [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Social injustice

The "developing country" double standard - Architecture for Development


Input: Seeking money in exchange for political influence [When it happens in Africa] Rent seeking [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Campaign fundraising

The "developing country" double standard - Architecture for Development


Input: Subservience to oil companies [When it happens in Africa] Control by foreign interests [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Energy policy

The "developing country" double standard - Architecture for Development


Input: Political appointees [When it happens in Africa] Cronyism [When it happens in Washington]

Output: The new administrationÕs team

The "developing country" double standard - Architecture for Development


Input: Political families [When it happens in Africa] Nepotism [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Tradition of public service

The "developing country" double standard - Architecture for Development


Input: People driven from their homes [When it happens in Africa] Displacement [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Homelessness

The "developing country" double standard - Architecture for Development


Input: No bid contracts [When it happens in Africa] Corrupt procurement [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Necessary expedience

The "developing country" double standard - Architecture for Development


Input: Government secrecy [When it happens in Africa] Lack of transparency [When it happens in Washington]

Output: National security

The "developing country" double standard - Architecture for Development


Input: Assistance to the poor [When it happens in Africa] Aid [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Welfare

The "developing country" double standard - Architecture for Development


Input: Internal security apparatus [When it happens in Africa] Secret police [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Homeland security

The "developing country" double standard - Architecture for Development


Input: Not funding public schools, health system, infrastructure [When it happens in Africa] Underdevelopment [When it happens in Washington]

Output: Small government

The "developing country" double standard - Architecture for Development


Input: [Problem] No image appears on the projector screen [Solution] Your Auxiliary Audio Device does not have a visual component. It is sound-only, so you do not need to even turn on the Projector. [Possible Cause]

Output: This is correct


Input: [Problem] No Sound [Solution] Connect audio out from your Device to audio in on Control Panel as described above. [Possible Cause]

Output: Cables not connected properly


Input: [Solution] Turn up the System Volume with the Volume knob on the Control Panel. [Possible Cause]

Output: System Volume not turned up


Input: [Solution] Turn up the volume on your Audio Device. [Possible Cause]

Output: Audio Device volume not turned up


Input: [Solution] Press the Play button on your Audio Device. [Possible Cause]

Output: Audio Device not playing


Input: [Solution] Replace with good Audio cable. [Possible Cause]

Output: Bad Audio cable


Input: [Solution] Press the Source button on the Control Panel labeled Auxiliary Video. [Possible Cause]

Output: Wrong source selected


Input: [Problem] Low Sound level [Solution] Turn up the System Volume with the Volume knob on the Control Panel. [Possible Cause]

Output: System Volume not turned up


Input: [Solution] Use better source material. [Possible Cause]

Output: Audio source media has low sound quality


Input: [Move] Forward [Position ~ Intent] Distance about 9"-12" [Action]

Output: Step forward


Input: [Move] Close [Position ~ Intent] Body facing forward [Action]

Output: Feet side by side


Input: [Move] Back [Position ~ Intent] Distance about 9"-12" [Action]

Output: Step back


Input: [Move] In Place [Position ~ Intent] Weight transfer [Action]

Output: Step in place


Input: [Move] Rock [Position ~ Intent] Weight transfer back foot [Action]

Output: Back on heel


Input: [Move] Step [Position ~ Intent] Weight transfer front foot [Action]

Output: Step & place


Input: [Move] Touch [Position ~ Intent] Maintain weight other foot [Action]

Output: Toe to instep


Input: [Move] Kick [Position ~ Intent] Control distance ~ 12"-15" [Action]

Output: Swing leg thru


Input: [Move] Lock [Position ~ Intent] Toe behind heel [Action]

Output: Cross leg behind


Input: [Move] Cross [Position ~ Intent] Heel in-front of toe [Action]

Output: Cross leg in-front


Input: [Move] Unwind [Position ~ Intent] Used to Unlock/Uncross [Action]

Output: Feet side by side


Input: [Move] Chase [Position ~ Intent] Toe to side of lead heel [Action]

Output: Step to lead heel


Input: [Move] Brush [Position ~ Intent] Trailing heel to lead toe [Action]

Output: Swing foot thru


Input: [Move] Drag [Position ~ Intent] Slide foot, no leg lift [Action]

Output: Feet together


Input: [Move] Sweep [Position ~ Intent] Slide foot in-front, point toe [Action]

Output: Cross without lift


Input: [Move] Lift [Position ~ Intent] Lift small amount 3"-6" [Action]

Output: Lift leg slightly


Input: [Move] Step Side [Position ~ Intent] Feet apart about 6"-9" [Action]

Output: Step to side


Input: [Move] Half Left [Position ~ Intent] Diagonally forward 12"-15" [Action]

Output: Diagonal Left


Input: [Move] Half Right [Position ~ Intent] Diagonally forward 12"-15" [Action]

Output: Diagonal right


Input: [Move] Turn Out [Position ~ Intent] Turning body out of slot [Action]

Output: Quarter Turn


Input: [Move] Turn Thru [Position ~ Intent] Turn body cross slot [Action]

Output: Quarter Turn


Input: [Move] Step Rotate [Position ~ Intent] Step while rotating body [Action]

Output: Forward & Turn


Input: [Move] Back Rotate [Position ~ Intent] Back while rotating body [Action]

Output: Back & Turn


Input: [Move] Hook [Position ~ Intent] Rotate on hooked foot [Action]

Output: Lock & Rotate


Input: [Move] Swivel [Position ~ Intent] Swivel body with half turn [Action]

Output: Turn Feet 180


Input: [Move] Step Swivel [Position ~ Intent] Step forward, swivel back [Action]

Output: Step & Swivel


Input: [Move] Toe [Position ~ Intent] Touch toe to opposite toe [Action]

Output: Touch Toes


Input: [Move] Heel [Position ~ Intent] Touch heel to opposite toe [Action]

Output: Heel to Toe


Input: [Name] Batu's Totem (Main Hand) [Stats] Level 1: Earth Affinity Level 2: +30 Mana Level 3: Winds of Speed Level 4: +5 Magic Power Level 5: Winds of Magic [Available] Can be unlocked for 6.000 on Platinum Rank. (Altar of Wishes) [Description]

Output: Failed experiments or an aberration, Goblins have always been considered as lesser, degenerate creatures destined for obscurity. In fact, they were viewed with such disdain that they were destroyed by the Wizards who ran the labs within which they were created. One ancient mage named Salim-Sedul, who had a soft spot for the crippled and the underdogs in life, allowed a handful of them to escape. The journey of this first group of goblins is a fundamental part of their own mythology, and is known to the Goblins as "Sedul's Pilgrimage". Batu was actually one of the few surviving Goblins that were part of this legendary odyssey. What Kunyak is to the Orcs, Batu is to the Goblins. After his death, Batu became a protector spirit for the Goblins of the islands, and a short staff was carved in his crude image by his most gifted disciples. It is both a powerful symbol of hope and a reminder that the Goblins and the Orcs are always ready to fight to keep the freedom they so dearly paid for.OffBck


Input: [Name] Dragonbone Staff (Main Hand) [Stats] Level 1: +5 Magic Defense Level 2: +3 Magic Power Level 3: Echoes of the Spectral Dragon Level 4: Sadness Level 5: Ripples of the Spectral Dragons [Available] Preorder Might & Magic: Heroes VI - Shades of Darkness Purchase Might & Magic: Heroes VI Gold Edition or Complete Edition [Description]

Output: Even lesser Dragons remain powerful magical creatures, and terrifying foes. It's no surprise, then, that from the very first days of the Spider Cult, the Necromancers have tried to find a way to resurrect fallen Dragons as their Undead servants. Asha uses all, after all, even her own children! Unfortunately, their efforts remained unsuccessful for decades, until Belketh, the founder and Great Archon of the Cult, understood the reason for their collective failure. Dragons exist both in the material and spirit worlds, he realized, so to raise such a creature from the dead a Necromancer must first locate and dominate the Dragon's spirit form. The ghostly Dragonwraith was the result of Belketh's experiments and the pride of his armies. Belketh even imbued the creature with his own voice and memories, thinking of it as an extension of himself... until it was destroyed by Sandro. Despite his great powers, Belketh could not manage to resurrect the creature again, but the Angel of Death was still able to salvage some of the creature's bones in order to make a Staff out of them. The Dragonbone Staff still retains some of its draconic essence, making it the perfect tool to summon Spectral Dragons - although they are less powerful than the original Dragonwraith.OffBck


Input: [Name] Heartrending Song (Main Hand) [Stats] Level 1: Light Affinity Level 2: +3 Leadership Level 3: Sephiel's Voice Level 4: +5 Magic Power Level 5: Improved Sephiel's Voice [Available] Can be found in "Fair is Foul and Foul is Fair" mission. (Haven Campaign) [Description]

Output: During the Ancient Age, the Elder Wars saw the Angels launch a merciless crusade against the Faceless. The war devastated the surface of Ashan. One Angel, Sephiel, glorified his name over the course of numerous battles. His exceptional voice carried far beyond the horizon. His songs galvanized the hearts of warriors and soothed the souls of the dying. Like many of the Angels, Sephiel grew addicted to the murderous euphoria of the crusades. At the start, his voice was an instrument of healing. As the years went by, it became lower, and its resonance an awesome instrument of destruction. Walls and armor shattered at the sound of his voice. Sephiel died during a battle when his voice pulverized his own heart. His voice survived his death and journeyed, for a while, in the form of a wandering spirit that haunted the sites of ancient battles. The melodious spirit attracted the attention of the Silent Sisters centuries later. Only they were able to approach and appease it, binding it to the staff now known as the Heartrending Song.OffBck


Input: [Name] Nameless Staff (Main Hand) [Stats] Level 1: +3 Magic Power Level 2: -1 Movement to all enemy creatures. Level 3: +10% efficiency for Dark Magic Level 4: Curse of Nameless Level 5: Dark Echo [Available] Reward for "The Riddle of Shadowsteel" quest in "The Quest of the Unknown Tear" mission. (Dungeon Campaign in Shades of Darkness) [Description]

Output: "We are many, and Jorgen is one of us". This traditional Faceless greeting is a way of acknowledging the fact that the Faceless never use their real names when dealing with other races. The reason for this custom is unknown. Some have theorized that knowing a Faceless' true name might be a way of controlling him, but other scholars have retorted that this only applies to Demons. Maybe the reason for the anonymity of the Faceless is actually linked to their Dragon Goddess, Malassa, the Keeper of Secrets. It is said only Malassa knows the secret name of each Faceless. Knowing these names would therefore be the Goddess' divine prerogative. Of course, when asked, the Faceless never give a straight answer, so the mystery remains. This shadowsteel staff is engraved with ancient runes believed to be the name of a Faceless. Nobody knows how this staff came to existence, but it seems the essence of a Faceless, maybe the very one whose name is engraved on the surface, has been bound to the staff, giving it its Dark powers. Since Faceless runes are undecipherable anyway, the staff was jokingly nicknamed the Nameless Staff.OffBck


Input: [Name] Soulreaver Staff (Main Hand) [Stats] Level 1: Dark Affinity Level 2: +5 Initiative Level 3: Mana Drain Level 4: +5 Magic Power Level 5: Time Trap [Available] Can be found in "In the Wake of Adversity" mission. (Necropolis Campaign) [Description]

Output: Feared by most, the Soulreaver Staff is considered an object of extreme beauty by the Necromancers. The pole is made of Shadowsteel, while the head is carved in the antlers of an elusive Onyx Stag, a creature believed to live both in the material and the spirit world. According to legend, the creator of this staff was one of the first Vampires. He once loved a woman so much that he was unable to forget her long after she’d died. Not even the Namtaru venom could make him forget his lost love. Every night her ghost would haunt him, but it was not a ghost he could banish or hope to control, for she existed only in his mind. Desperate to see her again, the Vampire created the staff to travel back in time to before her death. He could not touch her, but he could see her, and as painful as it was, it was enough for him. As time went by, the Vampire spent more and more time lost in the past, and since he had stopped drinking blood, the Namtaru venom started to dissolve him from the inside. As his body was destroyed, the soul of the Vampire was drawn into the staff, where it remains to this day, mourning days long gone.OffBck


Input: [Name] Staff of Asha's Eightfold (Main Hand) [Stats] Level 1: +3 Magic Power Level 2: +30 Mana Level 3: +5 Magic Defense Level 4: +10 Mana each day Level 5: Focus Magic [Available] Preorder Might & Magic: Heroes VI Purchase Might & Magic: Heroes VI Collector's Edition or Gold Edition or Complete Edition [Description]

Output: This ancient Staff predates most of the civilizations of Ashan – it is believed to have been created by the Shantiri, whose culture was destroyed duyring the Elder Wars, collateral victim of the destructive powers unleashed by the Angels and the Faceless in their merciless war. When not fighting to acquire it for its magic-empowering capabilities, many wizards and scholars try to understand what this Staff represents. Most of them agree the six snakes on top obviously represent the six Dragon-Gods. As for the four crystals they hold in their mouths, the debate still rages. A popular theory claims each crystal is for a season. The two snakes located on the lower part of the staff could be Asha and Urgash. The crystal they hold together is a mystery – some have argued it represents the balance of Ashan itself, and that Order cannot exist without Chaos.OffBck


Input: [Name] Staff of Cleansing (Main Hand) [Stats] Level 1: Cleansing Level 2: +4 Magic Defense Level 3: Tainted Mist Level 4: +4 Magic Defense Level 5: Power Channeling [Available] Purchase Might & Magic: Heroes VI Collector's Edition or Gold Edition or Complete Edition [Description]

Output: At the end of the Mythic Age, Asha, wounded and cursed with nightmares by her brother Urgash, needed help from her children in order to heal. The only one among them able to soothe her was Malassa, the Dragon of Darkness. The encounter was kept secret, and took place deep within a deserted island amongst the Naga archipelago. While Shalassa brought her sacred waters forth to cleanse and purify Asha, Malassa drained the nightmares from her mother. These nightmares, a reflection of Asha's agony, became a separate entity, the Mother of the Namtarus. Alerted by the darkness of this stain, Shalassa, the Dragon of Water, created a sarcophagus in order to contain its blight. This sarcophagus became a Naga temple where, in order to keep the creature from growing, Shalassa inspired the creation of a staff that would regularly purify the nightmarish aura that seeps from the grotto: the Staff of Cleansing.OffBck


Input: [Name] Staff of Crystal Roses (Main Hand) [Stats] Level 1: +3 Magic Power Level 2: +5 Initiative Level 3: Adamant Level 4: Leandre's Resolve Level 5: Thorns of Remorse [Available] Reward for "Gold Rush" quest in "A Selfish Prayer for Light" mission. (Second Necropolis Campaign in Shades of Darkness) [Description]

Output: Tragic events are often the place where powerful magical objects appear, and the Staff of the Crystal Roses is no exception. In 48 YSD, when Emperor Ronan decided to convert to Elrath, the Dragon of Light, several Dukes of the Empire refused to abandon their allegiance to Ylath, the Dragon of Air. Among them was Tercelin, Duke of Greyhound, who declared his intent to secede from the Empire. The news was not well received by the Emperor and his Angel councilors. As the imperial throne was about to send his armies to Whitecliff to make an example of the rebellious Duke, Tercelin's son, Leandre, begged for one last chance to convert his father and avoid a bloodbath. Leandre rode for seven days and seven nights and arrived before the gates of Whitecliff. But Tercelin would not talk to his son nor let him enter the castle. Enraged by his father's stubbornness, Leandre returned with an army, to depose his father and take his place as the Duke. This was the only way, he believed, to save the people of the Duchy from the Emperor's wrath. Leandre offered his father one last night of reflection. At dawn, the army would storm Whitecliff. In the morning of the 8th Day of the Month of the White Maiden, as the siege was about to begin, Leandre's sister, Aelis, appeared on the bridge leading to the castle gate. She asked her brother to turn back and leave their father alone. Leandre shook his head and said he had no choice, for the sake of their people. There are two versions of the story about what happened next. In one version, Aelis stole Leandre's sword and killed herself. In another, it is Leandre himself who struck his sister. Tercelin, finally realizing just how far his son was ready to go, surrendered the castle and the Ducal crown without battle. Now the Duke, Leandre swore fealty to Elrath and the Emperor. Every year, on the 8th Day of the Month of the White Maiden, a lonely bush of crystal roses appear where the blood of Aelis was spilled. This miracle only lasts for one day, reminding the world of Leandre's resolve and the sacrifices that had to be made in the name of peace.OffBck


Input: [Name] Staff of the Netherworld (Main Hand) [Stats] Level 1: +3 Magic Power Level 2: Netherchannel Level 3: Netherbane Level 4: Seal of Binding Level 5: Improved Netherbane [Available] Can be found in "The Fall of the House of Bull" mission. (DLC Campaign in Danse Macabre) [Description]

Output: After Sar-Elam became the Seventh Dragon, many of his followers tried to follow in his footsteps and undergo the same perilous journey through the Spirit World, to achieve the same transcendence. None succeeded. Those who survived the ordeal, including his 7 disciples, however acquired great knowledge and wisdom during their spiritual quest. One initiate named Taybah, though, met a gruesome demise on the path of elevation. The foolhardy scholar believed the key to success was to skirt around the Spirit World altogether, taking a shortcut through the Void itself. But as his spirit crossed into the Void, Taybah's spirit was twisted in a silent scream as it became frozen out of time and space. Simultaneously, in the physical world, his body decomposed in a matter of seconds, to the horror of the witnesses present around him. All that remained of Taybah was his skull. Nobody remembers who had the idea to mount the skull on a staff, creating the artifact now known as the Staff of the Netherworld, but it has always been thought to be cursed. It is said that looking in the skull's eyes is like staring into the Void.OffBck


Input: [Name] Staff of Sandro (Main Hand) [Stats] Level 1: +3 Magic Power Level 2: Curse of the Lich Level 3: Will of the Lich Level 4: Power of the Lich Level 5: Transfer Life [Available] Can be found in "Circumradiant Dawn" mission. (Necropolis Campaign) [Description]

Output: This staff was created by the famous Lich, Sandro, during the first years of the Spider Cult. Sandro was not only a killed spellcaster but also a talented craftsman and alchemist. All these skills were put to good use to create his own staff, one of the most terrible weapons at the Necromancer's disposal. This staff was meant to increase Sandro's already considerable necromantic abilities, making him effectively the most powerful Necromancer in existence. Despite having been one of the first followers of Belketh, Sandro had his own ambitions, and created a separate current of thought in the Cult. When it became clear that Sandro's scheming was endangering the stability of the newly-founded religion, Belketh decided to expel the Lich from their ranks, but not before stripping him of his staff. Sandro's creation is still used by the Necromancers to this day, but none of them have managed to exploit its powers as efficiently as its creator once did. As for Sandro himself, following his banishment, he departed for parts unknown, and has not reappeared...yet.OffBck


Input: [Name] Staff of Sar-Aggreth (Main Hand) [Stats] Level 1: Prime Affinity Level 2: +5 Mana per day Level 3: Master of Magic Level 4: +5 Magic Power Level 5: Improved Master of Magic [Available] Wildcard Preorder Might & Magic: Heroes VI - Shades of Darkness or Purchase Might & Magic: Heroes VI Gold Edition or Complete Edition [Description]

Output: Sar-Aggreth was one of the seven Disciples of Sar-Elam. Along with the other disciples, Sar-Aggreth founded the first of the Seven Cities, and for the rest of his long life he became the Headmaster of the very first Academy of Magic. A discreet man, Sar-Aggreth was nonetheless a powerful Wizard. Though he may not not be as famous as Sar-Issus or Sar-Shazzar, he is remembered as a good, if somewhat strict, teacher. Carved in Unicorn ivory and decorated with refined flamegold motifs, Sar-Aggreth's staff is assuredly an old and powerful artifact. It sports the wizard's sigil, the Eye of Sapience. This symbol was later associated with the Academy itself, and is now used by Wizards all over Ashan. The seeking eye enclosed in the cross of eternal life is both a symbol of the search for knowledge and the drive of wizards to follow in Sar-Elam's footsteps to ascend to a higher state of being.OffBck


Input: [Name] Staff of the Tides (Main Hand) [Stats] Level 1: Water Affinity Level 2: +30 Mana Level 3: Call of the Depths Level 4: +5 Magic Defense Level 5: Ice Barrier [Available] Can be found in "The Fury and the Mire" mission. (Sanctuary Campaign) [Description]

Output: As Asha herself, all the Dragon-Gods have several aspects. Shalassa is no exception: she can be the benevolent sea, the source of life… but she can also be the furious waves of destruction. This second aspect of Shalassa, the Wrecker, is considered to be a heresy in the Naga Empire and its worship is thereby forbidden. However, it happens that some Pearl Priestesses hear the dark call of the Wrecker coming from the depths of the ocean and are tempted to become its servant. When their heresy is discovered, those renegade Pearl Priestesses are banished from the Naga lands. They become known as Medusae, dangerous creatures living in remote islands and sunken ruins. While Medusae are known to be solitary, they occasionally join pirate crews, or unite to form small sects dedicated to the Wrecker. They can then join their powers to summon tsunamis and tempests to destroy merchant ships and even small coastal villages. The Staff of the Tides once belonged to the headmistress of such a cult. The famous bounty-hunter Hamato was hired to find and destroy the cult and beheaded the Medusa leader, claiming the staff as a trophy along with her head.OffBck


Input: [Name] The Oblivion (Main Hand) [Stats] Level 1: +5 Initiative Level 2: Oblivion Level 3: +5 Magic Power Level 4: The Oblivion: Daze Level 5: Time is Short [Available] Can be unlocked for 30 [Description]

Output: The Blind Brothers, an order of lorekeepers, seers and augurs, were founded by Sar-Antor, disciple of Sar-Elam in 62 YSD. A century and a half later, a congregation of Blind Brothers led a pilgrimage along the path of Sighing, the expanse where Asha replenished the land with her magical breath at the dawn of the Mythic Age. United by the same hope of finding and protecting the Tears of Asha, scattered along the path, the congregation created a powerful staff called Oblivion. This artifact, resembling an hourglass, was capable of masking their pilgrimage from the eyes of their enemies. Sadly, the artifact had a flaw, and greedy wizards from the Seven Cities got wind of their pilgrimage and found their tracks. Blinded by the desire to acquire the powerful Tears of Asha, the mages tortured and killed the devout pilgrims in their thirst for clues to the precious treasures. Only one of the pilgrims survived. Final guardian of the imperfect magic item, he replaced the sand in the hourglass with ashes from a funeral pyre of his massacred brothers, making it much more powerful. The aura cast through the martyred cinders gives the holder the power of "Forget", affecting both time and memory. The hourglass that contains the ashes canalizes the essence of "those forgotten" and emanates an invisible barrier around the holder that prevents all intrusions. Divinations and auguries slide harmlessly off of the surface of this invisible shield.OffBck


Input: [Name] Thunder Staff (Main Hand) [Stats] Level 1: Air Affinity Level 2: +3 Might Power Level 3: Grounded Level 4: +5 Might Power Level 5: Lightning Rod [Available] Reward for "Might Makes Right" quest in "The Good, the Bad and the Bloody" mission. (Stronghold Campaign) [Description]

Output: Orcs of the Pao Islands speak of a powerful spirit they call the Thunderbird, an avatar of Father Sky. According to them, the Thunderbird dwells only on lonely stone peaks, eternally surrounded by stormclouds. As part of her vision quest, the Shamaness Whaitiri once sought the nest of the legendary bird. Armed only with a paddle to navigate her small boat, she ventured into the neverending storm. She found the lonely rock peak and started to climb. After three days she reached the top. The Thunderbird was there, majestic, yet furious to have been disturbed. It flapped its great wings and the thunderstorm became twice as violent. Whaitiri planted her paddle in the rock, closed her eyes, and chanted a prayer to Mother Earth. The bird shrieked, ranted and raved, but every bolt of lightning fell on the paddle, sparing the Shamaness. At last the Thunderbird plunged on the young Orc, intending to shred her to pieces with his mighty beak. He never managed to land a single blow, his pecks and slashes absorbed by the paddle. When Whaitiri opened her eyes, she discovered she could no longer see. Such was the price requested by Mother Earth for taming the Thunderbird.OffBck


Input: [Name] Will of Urgash (Main Hand) [Stats] Level 1: Fire Affinity Level 2: +3 Destiny Level 3: Burning Fire Level 4: +5 Magic Power Level 5: Fire Storm [Available] Can be unlocked for 2.000 on Silver Rank. (Altar of Wishes) [Description]

Output: In 330 YSD, during the First Eclipse, demon portals opened in the heart of the forests of Irollan. The Lords of Sheogh invaded the lands of the Elves, burning every tree, plant, and blade of grass. The devastation of the War of the Blood Moon was sickening. The Elves called their neighbours, the Dwarves of Grimheim, for help. But even the powerful Runepriests of Arkath couldn't tame the chaotic fire. After the people of Ashan claimed victory, thanks to the timely creation of the Orcs, the Elves tried to heal the forest. But there was one clearing where the blessings of Sylanna would have no effect. As the forest was reborn around it, this perfect circle remained scorched and burned, marked by the will of Urgash, the Dragon of Chaos. Only the efforts of the druids prevented this corruption from expanding further. One druid finally understood what to do to free the land from this taint. The druid brought a single branch from Brythigga, the Mother of All Trees, and planted it in the middle of the clearing. Then like venom sucked out of a wound, the nefarious influence of Urgash started to retreat into the staff, blistering its wood and twisting its shape. When the druid's ritual was over, the clearing was green again, while the staff had become a symbol of Urgash, the dragon eating its own tongue. The druid then took the staff and departed the forest to make sure its powers would not threaten Irollan, never to be seen again.OffBck