Input: [scgi.server-option] socket [description]

Output: path to the unix-domain socket

Docs ConfigurationOptions - Lighttpd - lighty labs


Input: [scgi.server-option] bin-path [description]

Output: path to the local SCGI binary which should be started if no local SCGI is running

Docs ConfigurationOptions - Lighttpd - lighty labs


Input: [scgi.server-option] bin-environment [description]

Output: set environment of SCGI binary

Docs ConfigurationOptions - Lighttpd - lighty labs


Input: [scgi.server-option] bin-copy-environment [description]

Output: copy environment from server for SCGI binary

Docs ConfigurationOptions - Lighttpd - lighty labs


Input: [scgi.server-option] docroot [description]

Output: docroot on the remote host

Docs ConfigurationOptions - Lighttpd - lighty labs


Input: [scgi.server-option] allow-x-send-file [description]

Output: controls if X-LIGHTTPD-send-file and X-Sendfile headers are allowed

Docs ConfigurationOptions - Lighttpd - lighty labs


Input: [scgi.server-option] broken-scriptfilename [description]

Output: breaks SCRIPT_FILENAME in a way that PHP can extract PATH_INFO from it

Docs ConfigurationOptions - Lighttpd - lighty labs


Input: [scgi.server-option] idle-timeout [description]

Output: number of seconds before a unused process gets terminated

Docs ConfigurationOptions - Lighttpd - lighty labs


Input: [scgi.server-option] max-procs [description]

Output: upper limit of processes to start

Docs ConfigurationOptions - Lighttpd - lighty labs


Input: [scgi.server-option] min-procs [description]

Output: sets the minium processes to start

Docs ConfigurationOptions - Lighttpd - lighty labs


Input: [scgi.server-option] max-load-per-proc [description]

Output: maximum number of waiting processes on average per process before a new process is spawned

Docs ConfigurationOptions - Lighttpd - lighty labs


Input: [scgi.server-option] check-local [description]

Output: enable/disable check for requested file in document root

Docs ConfigurationOptions - Lighttpd - lighty labs


Input: [scgi.server-option] disable-time [description]

Output: time to wait before a disabled backend is checked again

Docs ConfigurationOptions - Lighttpd - lighty labs


Input: [scgi.server-option] strip-request-uri [description]

Output: strip part of request-uri

Docs ConfigurationOptions - Lighttpd - lighty labs


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Learn how to use Rejuvenation. [1]

Output: Yomigami

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Learn how to use Power Slash. [1]

Output: Tachigami

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Hidden [1]

Output: Hidden

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Learn how to use Bloom. [1]

Output: Sakigami

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Defeat enemies inside of a Devil Gate. [1]

Output: Enemy in the Gates

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Learn how to use Cherry Bomb. [1]

Output: Bakugami

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Learn how to use Water Lily. [1]

Output: Hasugami

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Learn how to use Vine. [1]

Output: Tsutagami

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Learn how to use Watersprout. [1]

Output: Nuregami

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Learn how to use Crescent. [1]

Output: Yumigami

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Learn how to use Galestorm. [1]

Output: Kazegami

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Learn how to use Inferno. [1]

Output: Moegami

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Enter the Moon Cave. [1]

Output: To the Moon, Ammy!

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Silver [2] Hidden [1]

Output: Hidden

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Make your way to shore without being swallowed by the Water Dragon. [1]

Output: No Furball on the Menu

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Learn how to use Veil of Mist. [1]

Output: Kasugami

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Learn how to use Catwalk. [1]

Output: Kabegami

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Learn how to use Thunderstorm. [1]

Output: Gekigami

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Learn how to use Blizzard. [1]

Output: Itegami

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Increase your Solar Energy, Ink Pot, and Astral Pouch levels to maximum capacity. [1]

Output: Grab Life by the Leash

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Complete your Fish Tome. [1]

Output: No More Fish in the Sea

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Complete your Travel Guide. [1]

Output: Have Guides Will Travel

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Complete your Treasure Tome. [1]

Output: Give a Dog All the Bones

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Silver [2] Defeat all monsters on the Wanted List. [1]

Output: Sniff ‘Em Out

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Gold [2] Collect all Stray Beads. [1]

Output: Leave No Chest Unopened

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Complete your Animal Tome. [1]

Output: All Creatures Great and Small

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Learn all god techniques to fill up your Technique Scroll. [1]

Output: Teach an Old Dog New Tricks

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Complete your Bestiary. [1]

Output: From Imps to Demons

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Gold [2] Earn a Cherry Tree rank for each item in the Total Results screen. [1]

Output: Barking Up the Cherry Tree

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Earn a Cherry Tree rank for each item in the Results screen. [1]

Output: Lupine and Divine

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Silver [2] Defeat all enemies at all three Devil Gate trial caves. [1]

Output: Out of the Gate Swinging

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Gold [2] Defeat the Kusa 5. [1]

Output: Who Let the Dogs Out?

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Beat Hayabusa’s turnip-digging record. [1]

Output: Dog Eat Dog

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Complete five digging mini games. [1]

Output: Diggin’ It

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Win the race against Ida and Hayate. [1]

Output: Eat My Flower Trail

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Bronze [2] Win the race against Kai. [1]

Output: Dog Gone Fast

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


Input: [0] Platinum [2] Acquire all trophies. [1]

Output: Top Dog

Okami HD Trophy List Unveiled – PlayStation.Blog


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

Output: On


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Unlimited


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

Output: Unlimited


Input: [0] Work ethic [1] Push [2]

Output: Manning was legendary, but by all accounts, Luck is just as dedicated.


Input: [0] Leadership [1] Push [2]

Output: Manning commanded the locker room with authority, whereas Luck leads the lockerroom because his peers respect his game, demeanor, and confidence. I actually prefer Luck's way of doing things, and I would even go further to say that Luck had a much larger leadership mountain to climb last year and by all means met/exceeded it, but I can't deny Manning's command of the locker room either.


Input: [0] Arm [1] Luck [2]

Output: Not really a question to me.


Input: [0] Decision-making [1] Push [2]

Output: Could argue Manning was actually worse; often made really, really bad forces, and had a lot more “wtf” interceptions. A lot of Luck’s stuff was receiver deflections and wrong routes by receivers, but I’ll just call it even.


Input: [0] Athleticism/Strength [1] Luck [2]

Output: Not a question. Luck could rep Manning 10 times on the bench press. He sheds linebackers like a.... linebacker. Manning often went down like a sack of potatos upon contact.


Input: [0] Legs [1] Luck [2]

Output: Not a question.


Input: [0] Intelligence [1] Push [2]

Output: I think this is fair to say, amazingly. Manning was a super-computer... but there's nothing to show that Luck *isn't* one, too.


Input: [0] No happy feet [1] Luck [2]

Output: Not a question.


Input: [0] Outside the pocket, running [1] Luck [2]

Output: Not a question.


Input: [0] Grasp of NFL defenses [1] Push [2]

Output: Again, both had a ridiculous grasp of opposing defenses very early.


Input: [0] Grasp of reading and calling plays [1] Luck [2]

Output: Before you go crazy, remember Manning didn’t really start doing his own line calls until season 3, but he revolutionized the game once he grasped it. Luck is clearly building on Manning’s shoulders here, but the student is becoming the master. He’s ahead of Manning’s curve, which is amazing.


Input: [0] Release-time [1] Manning [2]

Output: I think this was something that Manning was amazing at; he released very high and the speed of it was ridiculous. Manning was a lot more hyper (see happy feet). He could get rid of a ball faster than most in history. Luck gets rid of the ball in his own time, and it's very effective, but to compare direct times, Manning got rid of the ball faster.


Input: [0] Throwing [1] Luck [2]

Output: Manning threw a duck. It was usually in the right spot, but he often hammered it, and developed a decent touch later on. Luck already has ridiculous touch on his passes. They are pretty spirals. He hammers it when he needs to, weaves it between 4-5 defenders like a magician, and lofts it over shoulders like an artist. I have never seen a QB with such a complete arsenal of throws, with the entire range of throws that he has at this stage of his career.


Input: [0] Clutchness [1] LUCK [2]

Output: This is absolutely not a question. Luck’s clutchness was unlike anything I’ve ever seen by a rookie. Manning fought clutch criticism well into his career and often crumpled under pressure early in his career.


Input: [0] On-the-run [1] Luck [2]

Output: Not a question to me. The best on-the-run QB ever in my mind is Aaron Rodgers, and Luck is, in my mind, already right there with him, and likely will become even better. In fact, I almost prefer Luck rolling out than sitting in the pocket! He’s absolutely stunning to watch on those roll-outs. To run like that and place the ball like he does is…. superhuman.


Input: [0] 1. [Title] The business cycle and its investing implications [Type] Article [Highlight]

Output: close There is historic evidence that certain companies in specific sectors show relative outperformance at different times in the business cycle. By understanding how certain companies and sectors react to the business cycle, you may be able to position your portfolio to outperform the rest of the market. There is historic evidence that certain companies in specific sectors show relative outperformance... More

Fidelity Learning Center: An introduction to sector investing

Course Outline


Input: [0] 2. [Title] Why market cap matters [Type] Article [Highlight]

Output: close Recognizing the relationship between company size, return potential, and risk is essential when selecting investments for your portfolio. Recognizing the relationship between company size, return potential, and risk is essential when... More

Fidelity Learning Center: An introduction to sector investing

Course Outline


Input: [0] 3. [Title] Sector rotation: An introduction [Type] Article [Highlight]

Output: close In this lesson you'll find a helpful chart that provides a concise summary of which sectors may outperform others; depending on where the economy is in the business cycle. In this lesson you'll find a helpful chart that provides a concise summary of which sectors may... More

Fidelity Learning Center: An introduction to sector investing

Course Outline


Input: [0] 4. [Title] Sector investing with mutual funds and ETFs [Type] Article [Highlight]

Output: close Both mutual funds and exchange-traded funds offer potential tools for obtaining concentrated exposure to any particular investment sector. Whichever product type you may favor, you should be sure that the fund you select is designed to track the sector as your strategy defines it. Both mutual funds and exchange-traded funds offer potential tools for obtaining concentrated... More

Fidelity Learning Center: An introduction to sector investing

Course Outline


Input: [0] 5. [Title] Industry statistics to consider [Type] Article [Highlight]

Output: close This lesson will show you where to find data provided by U.S. government agencies and departments that may be useful when conducting sector analysis. This lesson will show you where to find data provided by U.S. government agencies and departments... More

Fidelity Learning Center: An introduction to sector investing

Course Outline


Input: [0] 6. [Title] Researching sectors & industries on Fidelity.com [Type] Video [Highlight]

Output: close Watch this video to learn how to navigate Fidelity’s comprehensive sectors and industries research using a top down approach from markets to sectors to industries and leverage the integrated expert analysis and commentary to help find investment opportunities. Watch this video to learn how to navigate Fidelity’s comprehensive sectors and industries research... More

Fidelity Learning Center: An introduction to sector investing

Course Outline


Input: [Command] ma [Description]

Output: set mark a at current cursor location


Input: [Command] 'a [Description]

Output: jump to line of mark a (first non-blank character in line)


Input: [Command] `a [Description]

Output: jump to position (line and column) of mark a


Input: [Command] d'a [Description]

Output: delete from current line to line of mark a


Input: [Command] d`a [Description]

Output: delete from current cursor position to position of mark a


Input: [Command] c'a [Description]

Output: change text from current line to line of mark a


Input: [Command] y`a [Description]

Output: yank text to unnamed buffer from cursor to position of mark a


Input: [Command] :marks [Description]

Output: list all the current marks


Input: [Command] :marks aB [Description]

Output: list marks a, B


Input: [1] metre [2] m [0]

Output: length


Input: [1] kilogram [2] kg [0]

Output: mass


Input: [1] second [2] s [0]

Output: time


Input: [1] ampere [2] A [0]

Output: electric current


Input: [1] degree Kelvin [2] �K [0]

Output: thermodynamic temperature


Input: [1] candela [2] cd [0]

Output: luminous intensity


Input: [0] Appendix [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Description/subject

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] A-1 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: International Student Health Insurance Waiver

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] A-2 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Requests & Concerns Form

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] A-3 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Student Grievance Form

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] A-4 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Student Counseling Form

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-1 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Academic Support Coordinator Job Description

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-2 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Academic Support Specialist Job Description

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-3 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Academic Support Assistant Job Description

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-4 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Program Assistant Job Description

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-5 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Director Job Description

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-6 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Program Coordinator Job Description

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-7 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Promotions & Admissions Specialist Job Description

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-8 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Student Services Coordinator Job Description

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-9 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: HR & Administrative Assistant Job Description

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-10 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Self-Appraisal Form

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-11 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: P&S Performance Appraisal

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-12 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Letter of Intention for Class Observation

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-13 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Background Information for Observation

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-14 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Suggestions for Presenting Useful Feedback after In-class observations

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-15 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Teacher Observation Form

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-16 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Post Observation Teacher Followup Plan

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-17 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Instructor-Class Evaluation Form

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-18 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Instructor-Class Evaluation Tally Sheet

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-19 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: CIEP Self Appraisal QUestionnaire for Teaching Staff

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-20 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Teacher Feedback Form

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-21 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Vacation Request-Sick Leave Report

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-22 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Secretary Job Description

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-23 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Merit Two-week Discussion Guide

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-24 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Merit Three Month Evaluation

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-25 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Merit Six Month Evaluation

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-26 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Merit Annual Performance Appraisal

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-27 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: New Employee Checklist

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-28 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Supervisor Checklist

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-29 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Emergency Procedures Reference Guide

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-30 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: P&S Grievance Form

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-31 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Merit Grievance Form

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-32 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Checklist for Employees Leaving UNI

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-33 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: CIEP Student Employee Performance Appraisal

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-34 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: CIEP Student Employee Code of Conduct

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-35 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: CIEP Student Employee Self Appraisal

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-36 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: CIEP Travel Guidelines Checklist

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] B-37 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Travel Authorization Form

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] C-1 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: CIEP Floor Plan

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] C-2 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: UNI Instructional Computer Labs

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] D-1 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: TESOL Observation Sign up Sheet

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] E-1 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: Practicum Student Evaluation

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [0] E-2 [CIEP STAFF HANDBOOK]

Output: CIEP Proficiency Scale & Descriptors

Staff Handbook | Culture and Intensive English Program


Input: [API name] CONTEST_WINNER_1 [Display name and description]

Output: Contest Winner I. Your horse won all the first level cups, and became a first class race horse!

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] END_GAME [Display name and description]

Output: End Game By the power of the Magic Crystals I was able to bring this Story to a Happy Ending!

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] GRATITUDE_1 [Display name and description]

Output: Gratitude People you've helped collected 500 gold for you to show their gratitude.

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] MAGIC_CRYSTAL [Display name and description]

Output: Magic Crystal Finally I have found one of the Magic Crystals! Let's go look for some more!

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] UNIQUE_HORSE [Display name and description]

Output: Unique Horse I have bred a 5th Level Unique Horse on my Farm! Now it's time to search for the Magic Crystals.

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] CONTEST_WINNER_2 [Display name and description]

Output: Contest Winner II. Your horse won all the second level cups, and became a first class race horse!

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] CONTEST_WINNER_3 [Display name and description]

Output: Contest Winner III. Your horse won all the third level cups, and became a first class race horse!

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] CONTEST_WINNER_4 [Display name and description]

Output: Contest Winner IV. Your horse won all the fourth level cups, and became a first class race horse!

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] CONTEST_WINNER_5 [Display name and description]

Output: Contest Winner V. Your horse won all the fifth level cups, and became a first class race horse!

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] GRATITUDE_2 [Display name and description]

Output: Gratitude People you've helped collected 2000 gold for you to show their gratitude.

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] GRATITUDE_3 [Display name and description]

Output: Gratitude People you've helped collected 5000 gold for you to show their gratitude.

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] GRATITUDE_4 [Display name and description]

Output: Gratitude People you've helped collected 10000 gold for you to show their gratitude.

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] GRATITUDE_5 [Display name and description]

Output: Gratitude People you've helped collected 20000 gold for you to show their gratitude.

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] THROW_BUCKET [Display name and description]

Output: Throw down the bucket You have successfully slowed down 20 of your competitors using the Bucket power-up

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] BURNING_HORSESHOE [Display name and description]

Output: Burning Horseshoe You have succesfully overtaken 25 competitors in a multiplayer race, using the Burning Horseshoe

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] PEGASUS_WINGS [Display name and description]

Output: Pegasus Wings You have succesfully overtaken 40 competitors in a multiplayer race, using the Pegasus Wings

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] MAGIC_CRYSTALS [Display name and description]

Output: Magic Crystals You have succesfully overtaken 3 competitors in a multiplayer race, using the Magic Crystals

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] RACER [Display name and description]

Output: Racer You have completed a multiplayer race on all three routes

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] STAR [Display name and description]

Output: Star You have taken three victories in a multiplayer race

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] STAR_SEASIDE [Display name and description]

Output: Star of the Seaside Circle You have taken three victories in a multiplayer race on Seaside Circle

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] STAR_OCTET [Display name and description]

Output: Star of the Octet Road You have taken three victories in a multiplayer race on Octet Road

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [API name] STAR_CRYSTAL [Display name and description]

Output: Star of the Crystal Mountain You have taken three victories in a multiplayer race on Crystal Mountain

Secret of the Magic Crystal · AppID: 45100 · Steam Database


Input: [Time] 4:04 PM [Artist] Iron Maiden [Album] Killers [Song]

Output: Purgatory


Input: [Time] 4:09 PM [Artist] Edge of Sanity [Album] Purgatory Afterglow [Song]

Output: Twilight


Input: [Time] 4:12 PM [Artist] Pain of Salvation [Album] Entropia [Song]

Output: Stress


Input: [Time] 4:16 PM [Artist] Scar Symmetry [Album] Pitch Black Progress [Song]

Output: Deviate From the Form


Input: [Time] 4:30 PM [Artist] Textures [Album] Drawing Circles [Song]

Output: Millstone


Input: [Time] 4:31 PM [Artist] Twilightning [Album] Delirium Veil [Song]

Output: At the Forge


Input: [Time] 4:33 PM [Artist] Iced Earth [Album] Something Wicked This Way Comes [Song]

Output: Stand Alone


Input: [Time] 4:35 PM [Artist] Persefone [Album] Core [4] rotation [Song]

Output: Train of Consequences


Input: [Time] 4:37 PM [Artist] Steve Vai [Album] Sex & Religion [Song]

Output: Down Deep Into The Pain


Input: [Time] 4:46 PM [Artist] Iron Maiden [Album] A Real Dead One [4] request [Song]

Output: Run To the Hills


Input: [Time] 4:53 PM [Artist] Amon Amarth [Album] Twilight of the Thunder God [Song]

Output: Free Will Sacrifice


Input: [Time] 4:56 PM [Artist] Dream Evil [Album] The Book of Heavy Metal [Song]

Output: Into The Moonlight


Input: [Time] 4:56 PM [Artist] Nevermore [Album] Dead Heart in a Dead World [Song]

Output: Dead Heart in a Dead World


Input: [Time] 5:09 PM [Artist] Dimmu Borgir [Album] Death Cult Armageddon [Song]

Output: Cataclysm Children


Input: [Time] 5:17 PM [Artist] Pagan's Mind [Album] Celestial Entrance [Song]

Output: Aegean Shores


Input: [Time] 5:20 PM [Artist] Dream Evil [Album] The Book of Heavy Metal [Song]

Output: Tired


Input: [Time] 5:24 PM [Artist] Amoral [Album] Reptile Ride [Song]

Output: Nervasion


Input: [Time] 5:28 PM [Artist] Blind Guardian [Album] A Twist in the Myth [Song]

Output: Carry The Blessed Home


Input: [0] intend [2] targeted [1]

Output: become

Hillenbrand Second-Quarter Revenue Increased 13% to $260 Million -- BATESVILLE, Ind., May 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --


Input: [0] believe [2] encourage [1]

Output: pursue

Hillenbrand Second-Quarter Revenue Increased 13% to $260 Million -- BATESVILLE, Ind., May 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --


Input: [0] plan [2] promise [1]

Output: estimate

Hillenbrand Second-Quarter Revenue Increased 13% to $260 Million -- BATESVILLE, Ind., May 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --


Input: [0] expect [2] improve [1]

Output: will

Hillenbrand Second-Quarter Revenue Increased 13% to $260 Million -- BATESVILLE, Ind., May 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --


Input: [0] may [2] progress [1]

Output: forecast

Hillenbrand Second-Quarter Revenue Increased 13% to $260 Million -- BATESVILLE, Ind., May 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --


Input: [0] goal [2] potential [1]

Output: continue

Hillenbrand Second-Quarter Revenue Increased 13% to $260 Million -- BATESVILLE, Ind., May 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --


Input: [0] would [2] should [1]

Output: could

Hillenbrand Second-Quarter Revenue Increased 13% to $260 Million -- BATESVILLE, Ind., May 7, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --


Input: [Issues] 1 Cost of learning [Student Finance Plan] No upfront costs [Graduate Tax]

Output: No upfront costs

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Input: [Issues] 2 Cost of living [Student Finance Plan] Graduates make a single set of payments to cover the costs of learning and living provided upfront by Government [Graduate Tax]

Output: Will require support through loans – this means that graduates have to pay the additional tax as well as make loan payments

Martin's blog | I want to talk about something else


Input: [Issues] 3 Payment terms [Student Finance Plan] Linked to income, no fixed mortgage-style payments , payments stop when costs of learning and living are paid back – or 30 years – whichever is earlier [Graduate Tax]

Output: Linked to income, no fixed mortgage style payments, payments continue indefinitely

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Input: [Issues] 4 Protection for graduates on low incomes [Student Finance Plan] Graduates pay nothing until they earn £21,000 per year [Graduate Tax]

Output: Graduates start paying when they cross the income tax threshold – £6,475 per year

Martin's blog | I want to talk about something else


Input: [Issues] 5 Costs for graduates [Student Finance Plan] Maximum payment is equal to the charge for the degree. Majority of graduates will pay less [Graduate Tax]

Output: Uncapped, could be several multiples of the cost of the degree

Martin's blog | I want to talk about something else


Input: [Issues] 6 Funding to universities [Student Finance Plan] Direct funding relationship between student and university [Graduate Tax]

Output: Tax revenues take time to build up – for first 25 years, model depends on Government filling that gap; after that, depends on Government enforcing a ring fence around graduate tax revenues

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Input: [Issues] 7 Burden on Government [Student Finance Plan] No additional spending; continuing requirement to provide student finance [Graduate Tax]

Output: Additional £3bn a year until 2015-16 at least; additional spending continues until ca. 2041-42

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Input: [Issues] 8 Relationship between students and universities [Student Finance Plan] University depends on student willingness to pay for significant proportion of funding, so providing a high quality student experience is critical [Graduate Tax]

Output: Student experience does not matter to university for raising funding

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Input: [Issues] 9 Incentives for institution [Student Finance Plan] Sustaining income – or raising it – depends on improving quality, access and student experience [Graduate Tax]

Output: No variability in funding, so no incentives to focus on quality, access or student experience

Martin's blog | I want to talk about something else


Input: [Score %] 96% [Sample Size] 28 patients [Condition]

Output: Pneumonia Patients Given Initial Antibiotic(s) within 6 Hours After Arrival

St Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus, Henderson, Nevada


Input: [Score %] 97% [Sample Size] 39 patients [Condition]

Output: Pneumonia Patients Assessed and Given Influenza Vaccination

St Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus, Henderson, Nevada


Input: [Score %] 91% [Sample Size] 110 patients [Condition]

Output: Pneumonia Patients Assessed and Given Pneumococcal Vaccination

St Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus, Henderson, Nevada


Input: [Score %] 100% [Sample Size] 164 patients [Condition]

Output: Pneumonia Patients Given Oxygenation Assessment

St Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus, Henderson, Nevada


Input: [Score %] 98% [Sample Size] 53 patients [Condition]

Output: Pneumonia Patients Given Smoking Cessation Advice/Counseling

St Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus, Henderson, Nevada


Input: [Score %] 90% [Sample Size] 123 patients [Condition]

Output: Pneumonia Patients Whose Initial Emergency Room Blood Culture Was Performed Prior To The Administration Of The First Hospital Dose Of Antibiotics

St Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus, Henderson, Nevada


Input: [Score %] 84% [Sample Size] 95 patients [Condition]

Output: Pneumonia Patients Given the Most Appropriate Initial Antibiotic(s)

St Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus, Henderson, Nevada


Input: [Score %] 98% [Sample Size] 125 patients [Condition]

Output: Pneumonia Patients Assessed and Given Pneumococcal Vaccination

St Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus, Henderson, Nevada


Input: [Score %] 95% [Sample Size] 44 patients [Condition]

Output: Pneumonia Patients Assessed and Given Influenza Vaccination

St Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus, Henderson, Nevada


Input: [Score %] 82% [Sample Size] 131 patients [Condition]

Output: Pneumonia Patients Whose Initial Emergency Room Blood Culture Was Performed Prior To The Administration Of The First Hospital Dose Of Antibiotics

St Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus, Henderson, Nevada


Input: [Score %] 81% [Sample Size] 102 patients [Condition]

Output: Pneumonia Patients Given the Most Appropriate Initial Antibiotic(s)

St Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus, Henderson, Nevada


Input: [Score %] 100% [Sample Size] 50 patients [Condition]

Output: Pneumonia Patients Given Smoking Cessation Advice/Counseling

St Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus, Henderson, Nevada


Input: [Score %] 92% [Sample Size] 36 patients [Condition]

Output: Pneumonia Patients Given Initial Antibiotic(s) within 6 Hours After Arrival

St Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus, Henderson, Nevada


Input: [Score %] 100% [Sample Size] 180 patients [Condition]

Output: Pneumonia Patients Given Oxygenation Assessment

St Rose Dominican Hospital - Siena Campus, Henderson, Nevada


Input: [Access to WordPress experts.] First Class troubleshooting. First Class troubleshooting.

Output: Unlimited VIP Support tickets

Personal introductions to recommended third-party WordPress consultants


Input: [Access to WordPress experts.] Stay up to date with no extra work. We’ll let you know when to update!

Output: We manage the software and hardware so you don’t have to

Personal introductions to recommended third-party WordPress consultants


Input: [Access to WordPress experts.] We’ve got your back. Available as an Add-On.

Output: Optimization and security feedback on your site’s theme for a faster and more secure site

Personal introductions to recommended third-party WordPress consultants


Input: [Access to WordPress experts.] You’re protected! Available separately.

Output: Enterprise-level Akismet spam protection

Personal introductions to recommended third-party WordPress consultants


Input: [Access to WordPress experts.] Advanced protection, out-of-the-box Depends on your host.

Output: DDoS Protection

Personal introductions to recommended third-party WordPress consultants


Input: [Access to WordPress experts.] High traffic? No problem. You run your own infrastructure.

Output: Your site running on the WordPress.com grid: over 3000 servers in our SSAE 16 certified data centers

Personal introductions to recommended third-party WordPress consultants


Input: [Access to WordPress experts.] Mobile, SEO, social—out of the box! Your developers build these features.

Output: Hundreds of features and certified plugins available for your site

Personal introductions to recommended third-party WordPress consultants


Input: [Access to WordPress experts.] As much as you need. Depends on your host.

Output: Unlimited space and bandwidth

Personal introductions to recommended third-party WordPress consultants


Input: [Access to WordPress experts.] Never lose your content. Depends on your host.

Output: Content Delivery Network and hourly backups

Personal introductions to recommended third-party WordPress consultants


Input: [Access to WordPress experts.] We keep the servers going. You run your own infrastructure.

Output: 24/7 IT support

Personal introductions to recommended third-party WordPress consultants


Input: [Economic Drivers] Increase in World Population [Example] When I was born in the ‘70s, the world population was in about 4 billion; today it’s 7.1 billion. It is estimated to be close to 9 billion by the time I am 75 years old (data here). [Root Cause]

Output: China and India have population growth rates at 17% and 30%, respectively. America is at 22%. See Wikipedia.

The Three Market Drivers: Causes for the Collaborative Economy | Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang | Digital Business


Input: [Economic Drivers] Strained Resources [Example] Recycling programs are evident everywhere, even in the sales offices and break rooms there are recycled plates, utensils and paper [Root Cause]

Output: The interviews revealed a general sentiment that natural resources are finite and the cost to retrieve them is far greater than the potential return in revenue. Those with less money are more inclined trade, and to activate their inventory for revenue by sharing.

The Three Market Drivers: Causes for the Collaborative Economy | Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang | Digital Business


Input: [Economic Drivers] Economic Disparities [Example] For example, we saw a boost in Bitcoin value as Cyprus was under severe economic strain. [Root Cause]

Output: Where there is a divide fixed between haves and have-nots, these sharing systems naturally seek to shift resources.

The Three Market Drivers: Causes for the Collaborative Economy | Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang | Digital Business


Input: [Economic Drivers] Excess or Idle Inventory [Example] Rachel Botsman discusses in her iconic TED speech that the average usage of an electric drill is a mere 12 minutes per year. [Root Cause]

Output: One of the root causes of this movement an abundance of idle resources sitting by the wayside that can be shared and often monetized.

The Three Market Drivers: Causes for the Collaborative Economy | Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang | Digital Business


Input: [Economic Drivers] Inaccessible Luxury [Example] Why buy a $100,000 Lincoln Town Car, when you can rent an Uber for 30 minutes, saving money and headaches? [Root Cause]

Output: Those who can’t afford something, can now rent it. One successful Gen X banker told me that, “Access is more important than ownership”

The Three Market Drivers: Causes for the Collaborative Economy | Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang | Digital Business


Input: [Economic Drivers] Influx of VC Funding [Example] Category leader, Uber, has received nearly $50m of funding and AirBnb has received a whopping $120m. [Root Cause]

Output: Venture capitalists have already put billions into this market of fresh new startups. Our research shows that there has been over $2 billion of funding across 200 startups.

The Three Market Drivers: Causes for the Collaborative Economy | Web Strategy by Jeremiah Owyang | Digital Business


Input: [0] 1 [Track Listing]

Output: Reuben


Input: [0] 2 [Track Listing]

Output: I Won't be Back No More


Input: [0] 3 [Track Listing]

Output: Throw this Dog a Bone


Input: [0] 4 [Track Listing]

Output: My Hook's in the Water


Input: [0] 5 [Track Listing]

Output: Going to the River


Input: [0] 6 [Track Listing]

Output: Shotgun Blues


Input: [0] 7 [Track Listing]

Output: Geraldine


Input: [0] 8 [Track Listing]

Output: Jealous Man Blues


Input: [0] 9 [Track Listing]

Output: Greasy Greens


Input: [0] 10 [Track Listing]

Output: Black & Tan


Input: [0] 11 [Track Listing]

Output: Cry Holy Unto the Lord


Input: [0] 12 [Track Listing]

Output: Two Sides to Every Story


Input: [0] 13 [Track Listing]

Output: 'Fore Day Creep


Input: [0] 14 [Track Listing]

Output: I'm Worried About That


Input: [0] Renewable Energy Magazine [2] An article about energy use, the role of science, and harnessing new sources energy. [1]

Output: Read


Input: [0] Obviously Oblivious [2] A discussion of the art of science communication, planetary formation, and harvesting solar energy. [1]

Output: Listen


Input: [0] An American Atheist [2] An interview on An American Atheist about relationships with the atheist community, science and education, and future technologies. [1]

Output: Listen


Input: [0] The Geek's Guide to the Galaxy: Death By Black Hole [2] An interview by two science fiction authors about space travel, the accuracy of science in films and books, and life in the universe. [1]

Output: Listen


Input: [0] Living On Earth: May Be Alien Bacteria [2] A NASA scientist claims to have found alien microbial life in a meteor that landed on Earth. Scientists are skeptical of these results. [1]

Output: Listen


Input: [0] Point of Inquiry: Communicating Science [2] Comments on the latest season of NOVA ScienceNOW, how to restore a science "Zeitgeist" in our culture, Bill O'Reilly's recent foot-in-mouth remarks about how the world works, and Richard Dawkins. [1]

Output: Listen


Input: [0] Real Time with Bill Maher [2] A panel discussion on Real Time with Bill Maher with Anthony Weiner, Charles Ferguson, and John Fund. [1]

Output: Watch


Input: [0] Advice on the Strategic use of Twitter [2] A short interview on the value of social media in museums and experiences and goals with Twitter. [1]

Output: Read


Input: [0] The Daily Show with Jon Stewart - NOVA ScienceNOW [2] Neil and Jon discuss traveling to Mars, longevity, and the process of discovery. [1]

Output: Watch


Input: [0] The Colbert Report [2] Bill O'Reilly proves the existence of God, and Neil deGrasse Tyson explains how tides change. [1]

Output: Watch


Input: [Rank] 1 [Score] 100 [1]

Output: When they get names or explanations just ever so slightly wrong

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 2 [Score] 84.6 [1]

Output: When they point out someone faking it by saying all innocently “Ahh, I heard there is that theory too.”

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 3 [Score] 79.1 [1]

Output: When they suddenly start spouting information in order to impress the opposite sex

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 4 [Score] 71.9 [1]

Output: When even though they don’t know things in detail, abruptly telling someone they’re talking rubbish

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 5 [Score] 70.0 [1]

Output: Smugly talking about something everyone knows

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 6 [Score] 61.4 [1]

Output: When they criticise other otaku with “I don’t want to be that kind of ultra-otaku!”

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 7 [Score] 58.0 [1]

Output: When they boast about having a friend in the industry

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 8 [Score] 57.6 [1]

Output: When they call themselves an otaku but only know about the mass-market stuff

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 9 [Score] 52.1 [1]

Output: When they show off with “I knew them before they were famous.”

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 10 [Score] 45.4 [1]

Output: When all they ever add to the conversation is “Yes, indeed!”

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 11 [Score] 41.4 [1]

Output: When I realise that although they say they like something, they know nothing of the roots, background

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 12 [Score] 35.7 [1]

Output: When they frequently boast that they are otaku

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 13 [Score] 34.6 [1]

Output: When they just repeat Wikipedia verbatim

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 14 [Score] 34.6 [1]

Output: When I realise that rather than sharing the knowledge with fellow otaku, they prefer to show off to ordinary people

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 15 [Score] 33.1 [1]

Output: When they show off their detailed knowledge only when things become popular amongst a general audience

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 16 [Score] 30.4 [1]

Output: When I realise that they have no integrity, policy for deciding what to buy

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 17 [Score] 28.3 [1]

Output: When they show off that they are a well-dressed otaku

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 18 [Score] 28.1 [1]

Output: When I see them excessively bringing up other people’s evaluations

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 19 [Score] 21.7 [1]

Output: When I realise they just like something without ideology or a pet theory

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Rank] 20 [Score] 16.9 [1]

Output: When they say they don’t buy new but wait to get it second-hand

When one otaku annoys another otaku | 世論 What Japan Thinks


Input: [Property] Can be applied to electronic documents and transactions [Digital Signatures] Yes [Paper Signatures]

Output: No

Digital Signatures | Two-Factor Authentication | Physical Access


Input: [Property] Signature verification can be automated [Digital Signatures] Yes [Paper Signatures]

Output: No

Digital Signatures | Two-Factor Authentication | Physical Access


Input: [Property] Signature automatically detects alterations to the document [Digital Signatures] Yes [Paper Signatures]

Output: No

Digital Signatures | Two-Factor Authentication | Physical Access


Input: [Property] Can be used to signify a commitment to a contract or document [Digital Signatures] Yes [Paper Signatures]

Output: Yes

Digital Signatures | Two-Factor Authentication | Physical Access


Input: [Property] Can be augmented by use of a witness to the signature process [Digital Signatures] Yes [Paper Signatures]

Output: Yes

Digital Signatures | Two-Factor Authentication | Physical Access


Input: [Property] Recognized by legislation [Digital Signatures] Yes [Paper Signatures]

Output: Yes

Digital Signatures | Two-Factor Authentication | Physical Access


Input: [Test Initials] GS [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: General Science

Construction Equipment Supervisor | Army.com


Input: [Test Initials] AR [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: Arithmetic Reasoning

Construction Equipment Supervisor | Army.com


Input: [Test Initials] WK [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: Word Knowledge

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Input: [Test Initials] PC [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: Paragraph Comprehension

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Input: [Test Initials] MK [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: Mathematics Knowledge

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Input: [Test Initials] EI [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: Electronics Information

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Input: [Test Initials] AS [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: Auto and Shop Information

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Input: [Test Initials] MC [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: Metal Comprehension

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Input: [Test Initials] AO [ASVAB Sub-test Content]

Output: Assembling Objects

Construction Equipment Supervisor | Army.com


Input: [Investigative system] Yes [Adversary system] No [0]

Output: Seeks truth

An excerpt from the book Our Corrupt Legal System: Why Everyone is a Victim (Except Rich Criminals) Crime Magazine


Input: [Investigative system] No [Adversary system] Yes [0]

Output: Conceals evidence

An excerpt from the book Our Corrupt Legal System: Why Everyone is a Victim (Except Rich Criminals) Crime Magazine


Input: [Investigative system] Judges [Adversary system] Lawyers [0]

Output: In charge of evidence

An excerpt from the book Our Corrupt Legal System: Why Everyone is a Victim (Except Rich Criminals) Crime Magazine


Input: [Investigative system] About a day [Adversary system] Months, years [0]

Output: Length of trials

An excerpt from the book Our Corrupt Legal System: Why Everyone is a Victim (Except Rich Criminals) Crime Magazine


Input: [Investigative system] 95% [Adversary system] Under 50% [0]

Output: Conviction rates

An excerpt from the book Our Corrupt Legal System: Why Everyone is a Victim (Except Rich Criminals) Crime Magazine


Input: [Investigative system] Rare [Adversary system] 1% - 5% [0]

Output: Innocent in prison

An excerpt from the book Our Corrupt Legal System: Why Everyone is a Victim (Except Rich Criminals) Crime Magazine


Input: [Keyword Searching] Words found in titles, abstracts and subjects [Subject Searching]

Output: Based on an official list of terms, only searches in Subject field.


Input: [Keyword Searching] Terms taken from actual document [Subject Searching]

Output: Terms assigned by an indexer


Input: [Keyword Searching] More items usually found, but tend to be less relevant [Subject Searching]

Output: Fewer items usually found, but tend to be more relevant


Input: [Keyword Searching] Have to think of multiple ways of describing the same topic (combine keywords with OR) [Subject Searching]

Output: There is only one 'right' way to describe the topic.


Input: [Keyword Searching] All variants can be used (-s, -al, -ing, etc), or use a wildcard such as '*' to find multiple word endings. [Subject Searching]

Output: Variations of words limited


Input: [Keyword Searching] Can combine words from multiple topics [Subject Searching]

Output: Cannot easily combine more than one topic.


Input: [Menu item] Welcome [Category] Nonpartisan [Description]

Output: This page


Input: [Menu item] FAQs [Category] Nonpartisan [Description]

Output: Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [Menu item] Donations [Category] Nonpartisan [Description]

Output: If you like this site and would like to help out


Input: [Menu item] Icons for bloggers [Category] Nonpartisan [Description]

Output: Icons with up-to-date projections for your blog or Website


Input: [Menu item] Previous elections [Category] Nonpartisan [Description]

Output: Electoral-vote.com in 2004, 2006, and 2008


Input: [Menu item] Animated maps [Category] Nonpartisan [Description]

Output: Movies of the maps


Input: [Menu item] Data galore [Category] Nonpartisan [Description]

Output: Lots and lots of other election data


Input: [Menu item] Senate races [Category] Nonpartisan [Description]

Output: Information on all 2008 Senate races


Input: [Menu item] Hot House races [Category] Nonpartisan [Description]

Output: Information on key 2008 House races


Input: [Menu item] Governors races [Category] Nonpartisan [Description]

Output: Information on key 2008 House races


Input: [Menu item] Political websites [Category] Nonpartisan [Description]

Output: Links to many political websites


Input: [Menu item] Articles and books [Category] Mixed [Description]

Output: Articles and books about politics and the election


Input: [Menu item] Political humor [Category] Pro-Democrat [Description]

Output: Cartoons and jokes about politics


Input: [Artist] Dizzee Rascal & Calvin Harris [Song] Dance Wiv Me [2]

Output: It’s funky, it’s catchy and I can’t stop moving to it. I sing reeeeally badly to this song :)


Input: [Artist] Herd , The [Song] The King Is Dead [2]

Output: The Herd didn’t disappoint with their album this year. I lova them live. Pity they’re not at the BDO


Input: [Artist] Josh Pyke [Song] The Lighthouse Song [2]

Output: I can’t not pick a song from this lonesome crooner. He just knows how to push my sentimental buttons


Input: [Artist] Kings Of Leon [Song] Sex On Fire [2]

Output: Come on. You know you love this song. Yeah, it’s been played to death, but it’s still a tops tune.


Input: [Artist] Living End, The [Song] Moment In The Sun [2]

Output: The best on the album in my opinion. Rocky, HIllbilly, whatever you call it, it’s just great music.


Input: [Artist] Metallica [Song] The Day That Never Comes [2]

Output: 2008 is the year that Metallica came back. 17 years in ‘Load/Reload/St. Crapper’ land is enough. Give 8 minutes of ballsy metal any day.


Input: [Artist] MGMT [Song] Kids [2]

Output: This is one of those songs that I seriously remember where I was when I first heard it. I haven’t had a song like that since ‘Smells like Teen Spirit’


Input: [Artist] Presets , The [Song] This Boy’s In Love [2]

Output: This song seriously infects your body if you play it loud enough. Amazing AMAZING song. Oh yeah, and this will get close to winning the thing I reckon.


Input: [Artist] Cog [Song] Bird Of Feather [2]

Output: Cog’s album this year was so damn good, but I had to pick a favourite. This was played to death back in June, but I still love it. Wanna hear them play it on Friday!


Input: [Alachua] medium/high [Fry] medium [Supreme] medium [Cultivar]

Output: Vine vigor

Alachua Cultivar | Muscadine Grape Breeding Program | Fruits | Commodities at CAES | UGA


Input: [Alachua] slight [Fry] slight [Supreme] slight [Cultivar]

Output: Leaf disease

Alachua Cultivar | Muscadine Grape Breeding Program | Fruits | Commodities at CAES | UGA


Input: [Alachua] high [Fry] slight [Supreme] none [Cultivar]

Output: Berry rot

Alachua Cultivar | Muscadine Grape Breeding Program | Fruits | Commodities at CAES | UGA


Input: [Alachua] 100% [Fry] 70% [Supreme] 90% [Cultivar]

Output: % Full crop

Alachua Cultivar | Muscadine Grape Breeding Program | Fruits | Commodities at CAES | UGA


Input: [Alachua] midseason [Fry] midseason [Supreme] midseason [Cultivar]

Output: Harvest period

Alachua Cultivar | Muscadine Grape Breeding Program | Fruits | Commodities at CAES | UGA


Input: [Alachua] even [Fry] even [Supreme] uneven [Cultivar]

Output: Ripening

Alachua Cultivar | Muscadine Grape Breeding Program | Fruits | Commodities at CAES | UGA


Input: [Alachua] 50% [Fry] 30% [Supreme] 60% [Cultivar]

Output: % Dry scar

Alachua Cultivar | Muscadine Grape Breeding Program | Fruits | Commodities at CAES | UGA


Input: [0] Iterative cycle Prototype build and test [Playmaking]

Output: Rehearsal

Individual actors prepare between rehearsals

Putting Together a Production: A Rehearsal Strategy for Design :: UXmatters


Input: [0] Distributed, independent, simultaneous invention Individuals work on separate pieces [Playmaking]

Output: Individual actors prepare between rehearsals

Individual actors prepare between rehearsals

Putting Together a Production: A Rehearsal Strategy for Design :: UXmatters


Input: [0] Unifying action Build [Playmaking]

Output: Rehearsal run

Individual actors prepare between rehearsals

Putting Together a Production: A Rehearsal Strategy for Design :: UXmatters


Input: [0] A director who facilitates Project Manager [Playmaking]

Output: Director

Individual actors prepare between rehearsals

Putting Together a Production: A Rehearsal Strategy for Design :: UXmatters


Input: [0] Forum for conversation Meetings, collaborative forums [Playmaking]

Output: Rehearsal room

Individual actors prepare between rehearsals

Putting Together a Production: A Rehearsal Strategy for Design :: UXmatters


Input: [0] Way of setting structure Code holds structure [Playmaking]

Output: Actors hold structure

Individual actors prepare between rehearsals

Putting Together a Production: A Rehearsal Strategy for Design :: UXmatters


Input: Shark [Feature]

Output: Brand

Best Shark Navigator Elite Professional Lift-away Rotator - Model NV501 Review


Input: To be updated [Feature]

Output: Dimension

Best Shark Navigator Elite Professional Lift-away Rotator - Model NV501 Review


Input: 20 pounds [Feature]

Output: Weight

Best Shark Navigator Elite Professional Lift-away Rotator - Model NV501 Review


Input: 27 pounds [Feature]

Output: Shipping Weight

Best Shark Navigator Elite Professional Lift-away Rotator - Model NV501 Review


Input: Find out more from Amazon itself [Feature]

Output: Price

Best Shark Navigator Elite Professional Lift-away Rotator - Model NV501 Review


Input: Consistent performance throughout the operation without any suction power loss [Feature]

Output: Never Lose Suction Technology

Best Shark Navigator Elite Professional Lift-away Rotator - Model NV501 Review


Input: Easily move it around your house from one place to another without hassles [Feature]

Output: Swivel Steering and Smooth-Gliding Wheels

Best Shark Navigator Elite Professional Lift-away Rotator - Model NV501 Review


Input: Traps 99.99% of dirt/dust inside the vacuum [Feature]

Output: Extra large capacity dustcup and Anti-Allergen Complete Seal Technology

Best Shark Navigator Elite Professional Lift-away Rotator - Model NV501 Review


Input: Provides the ultimate control to get in and around obstacles and furniture [Feature]

Output: Ultra-Maneuverable Swivel Steering

Best Shark Navigator Elite Professional Lift-away Rotator - Model NV501 Review


Input: 4.8 out of 5 [Feature]

Output: Average Rating

Best Shark Navigator Elite Professional Lift-away Rotator - Model NV501 Review


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

Output: TRUE if both A and B are TRUE.

OSGi Alliance | PmWiki / ConditionalMarkup


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

Output: TRUE if either A or B is TRUE.

OSGi Alliance | PmWiki / ConditionalMarkup


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

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

OSGi Alliance | PmWiki / ConditionalMarkup


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

Output: TRUE if A is not TRUE.

OSGi Alliance | PmWiki / ConditionalMarkup


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

Output: TRUE if both A and B are TRUE.

OSGi Alliance | PmWiki / ConditionalMarkup


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

Output: TRUE if either A or B is TRUE.

OSGi Alliance | PmWiki / ConditionalMarkup


Input: [ACRONYM] ADR [TITLE] Administrative Message [DESCRIPTION]

Output: A non-emergency message that provides updated information about an event in progress, an event that has expired or concluded early, pre-event preparation or mitigation activities, post-event recovery operations, or other administrative matters pertaining to the Emergency Alert System.

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


Input: [ACRONYM] AVA [TITLE] Avalanche Watch [DESCRIPTION]

Output: A message issued by authorized officials when conditions are forecast to become favorable for natural or human-triggered avalanches that could affect roadways, structures, or backcountry activities.

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


Input: [ACRONYM] AVW [TITLE] Avalanche Warning [DESCRIPTION]

Output: A warning of current or imminent avalanche activity when avalanche danger is considered high or extreme. Authorized officials may recommend or order protective actions according to state law or local ordinance when natural or human-triggered avalanches are likely to affect roadways, structures, or backcountry activities.

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


Input: [ACRONYM] CAE [TITLE] Child Abduction Emergency [DESCRIPTION]

Output: An emergency message, based on established criteria, about a missing child believed to be abducted. A local or state law enforcement agency investigating the abduction will describe the missing child, provide a description of the suspect or vehicle, and ask the public to notify the requesting agency if they have any information on the whereabouts of the child or suspect.

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


Input: [ACRONYM] CDW [TITLE] Civil Danger Warning [DESCRIPTION]

Output: A warning of an event that presents a danger to a significant civilian population. The CDW, which usually warns of a specific hazard and gives specific protective action, has a higher priority than the Local Area Emergency (LAE). Examples include contaminated water supply and imminent or in-progress military or terrorist attack. Public protective actions could include evacuation, shelter in place, or other actions (such as boiling contaminated water or seeking medical treatment).

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


Input: [ACRONYM] CEM [TITLE] Civil Emergency Message [DESCRIPTION]

Output: An emergency message regarding an in-progress or imminent significant threat(s) to public safety and/or property. The CEM is a higher priority message than the Local Area Emergency (LAE), but the hazard is less specific then the Civil Danger Warning (CDW). For example, the CEM could be used to describe a change in the Homeland Security Alert System level in response to a terrorist threat.

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


Input: [ACRONYM] EQW [TITLE] Earthquake Warning [DESCRIPTION]

Output: A warning of current or imminent earthquake activity. Authorized officials may recommend or order protective actions according to state law or local ordinance.

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


Input: [ACRONYM] EVI [TITLE] Evacuation Immediate [DESCRIPTION]

Output: A warning where immediate evacuation is recommended or ordered according to state law or local ordinance. As an example, authorized officials may recommend the evacuation of affected areas due to an approaching tropical cyclone. In the event a flammable or explosive gas is released, authorized officials may recommend evacuation of designated areas where casualties or property damage from a vapor cloud explosion or fire may occur.

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


Input: [ACRONYM] FRW [TITLE] Fire Warning [DESCRIPTION]

Output: A warning of a spreading wildfire or structural fire that threatens a populated area. Evacuation of areas in the fire�s path may be recommended by authorized officials according to state law or local ordinance.

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


Input: [ACRONYM] HMW [TITLE] Hazardous Materials Warning [DESCRIPTION]

Output: A warning of the release of a non-radioactive hazardous material (such as a flammable gas, toxic chemical, or biological agent) that may recommend evacuation (for an explosion, fire or oil spill hazard) or shelter in place (for a toxic fume hazard).

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


Input: [ACRONYM] LEW [TITLE] Law Enforcement Warning [DESCRIPTION]

Output: A warning of a bomb explosion, riot, or other criminal event (e.g. a jailbreak). An authorized law enforcement agency may blockade roads, waterways, or facilities, evacuate or deny access to affected areas, and arrest violators or suspicious persons.

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


Input: [ACRONYM] LAE [TITLE] Local Area Emergency [DESCRIPTION]

Output: An emergency message that defines an event that by itself does not pose a significant threat to public safety and/or property. However, the event could escalate, contribute to other more serious events, or disrupt critical public safety services. Instructions, other than public protective actions, may be provided by authorized officials. Examples include: a disruption in water, electric or natural gas service, road closures due to excessive snowfall, or a potential terrorist threat where the public is asked to remain alert.

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


Input: [ACRONYM] NMN [TITLE] Network Message Notification [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Not yet defined and not in the suite of products for relay by NWS.

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


Input: [ACRONYM] TOE [TITLE] 911 Telephone Outage Emergency [DESCRIPTION]

Output: An emergency message that defines a local or state 911 telephone network outage by geographic area or telephone exchange. Authorized officials may provide alternative phone numbers in which to reach 911 or dispatch personnel.

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


Input: [ACRONYM] NUW [TITLE] Nuclear Power Plant Warning [DESCRIPTION]

Output: A warning of an event at a nuclear power plant classified such as a Site Area Emergency or General Emergency as classified by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC). A Site Area Emergency is confined to the plant site; no off-site impact is expected. Typically, a General Emergency is confined to an area less than a 10-mile radius around the plant. Authorized officials may recommend evacuation or medical treatment of exposed persons in nearby areas.

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


Input: [ACRONYM] RHW [TITLE] Radiological Hazard Warning [DESCRIPTION]

Output: A warning of the loss, discovery, or release of a radiological hazard. Examples include: the theft of a radioactive isotope used for medical, seismic, or other purposes; the discovery of radioactive materials; a transportation (aircraft, truck or rail, etc.) accident which may involve nuclear weapons, nuclear fuel, or radioactive wastes. Authorized officials may recommend protective actions to be taken if a radioactive hazard is discovered.

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


Input: [ACRONYM] SPW [TITLE] Shelter in Place Warning [DESCRIPTION]

Output: A warning of an event where the public is recommended to shelter in place (go inside, close doors and windows, turn off air conditioning or heating systems, and turn on the radio or TV for more information). An example is the release of hazardous materials where toxic fumes or radioactivity may affect designated areas.

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


Input: [ACRONYM] VOW [TITLE] Volcano Warning [DESCRIPTION]

Output: A warning of current or imminent volcanic activity. Authorized officials may recommend or order protective actions according to state law or local ordinance.

NWS Lubbock, TX, Non-Weather Emergency Descriptions


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.


53591bd2_Роллинз__Генри___Википедия__Песня

Input: [Исполнитель] Misfits [Альбом] Evilive [Год] 1982 [Песня]

Output: We Are 138

Роллинз, Генри — Википедия


53591bd2_Роллинз__Генри___Википедия__Песня

Input: [Исполнитель] Bad Brains [Альбом] Pump Up the Volume Soundtrack [Год] 1990 [Песня]

Output: Kick Out the Jams

Роллинз, Генри — Википедия


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Input: [Исполнитель] Hard-Ons [Альбом] Released as a single [Год] 1991 [Песня]

Output: Let There Be Rock

Роллинз, Генри — Википедия


53591bd2_Роллинз__Генри___Википедия__Песня

Input: [Исполнитель] Tool [Альбом] Undertow [Год] 1993 [Песня]

Output: Bottom

Роллинз, Генри — Википедия


53591bd2_Роллинз__Генри___Википедия__Песня

Input: [Исполнитель] Игги Поп [Альбом] American Caesar [Год] 1993 [Песня]

Output: Wild America

Роллинз, Генри — Википедия


53591bd2_Роллинз__Генри___Википедия__Песня

Input: [Исполнитель] Майк Уотт [Альбом] Ball-Hog or Tugboat? [Год] 1995 [Песня]

Output: Sexual Military Dynamics

Роллинз, Генри — Википедия


53591bd2_Роллинз__Генри___Википедия__Песня

Input: [Исполнитель] Лес Клейпул и Холи Маккерел [Альбом] Highball with the Devil [Год] 1996 [Песня]

Output: Delicate Tendrils

Роллинз, Генри — Википедия


53591bd2_Роллинз__Генри___Википедия__Песня

Input: [Исполнитель] Goldie [Альбом] Спаун (сундтрек) [Год] 1997 [Песня]

Output: T-4 Strain

Роллинз, Генри — Википедия


53591bd2_Роллинз__Генри___Википедия__Песня

Input: [Исполнитель] Bone Thugs-n-Harmony & Эдвин Старр [Альбом] Small Soldiers [Год] 1998 [Песня]

Output: War

Роллинз, Генри — Википедия


53591bd2_Роллинз__Генри___Википедия__Песня

Input: [Исполнитель] Тони Айомми [Альбом] Iommi [Год] 2000 [Песня]

Output: Laughing Man (In the Devil Mask)

Роллинз, Генри — Википедия


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Input: [Исполнитель] Уильям Шетнер [Альбом] Has Been [Год] 2004 [Песня]

Output: I Can’t Get Behind That

Роллинз, Генри — Википедия


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Input: [Исполнитель] The Flaming Lips [Альбом] The Flaming Lips and Stardeath and White Dwarfs with Henry Rollins and Peaches Doing the Dark Side of the Moon [Год] 2009 [Песня]

Output: All tracks

Роллинз, Генри — Википедия


Input: [Category:] Performance: [Vendor:] Coremetrics [Where Online:] All pages of our regional websites, mobile sites and mobile app. [Purpose:]

Output: Provides site analytics which allows us to understand how visitors are interacting with site processes, to allow us to optimise the site to drive better performance.


Input: [Vendor:] Maxymiser [Where Online:] Specific pages only, where tests are being carried out at that point in time. (For example, testing two versions of our homepage, at the same time). [Purpose:]

Output: Allows us to test different concepts and page designs to our web audience, by serving different page versions at once and recording which variant drives more achievement of a specific goal.


Input: [Vendor:] E-Digital [Where Online:] Our UK homepage, UK Flying Club pages, UK Book Flights pages and UK Online Check In pages. [Purpose:]

Output: To allow us to offer invitations to site visitors to gauge site satisfaction with processes.


Input: [Vendor:] Celebrus [Where Online:] All pages of our regional websites, mobile sites and mobile app. [Purpose:]

Output: Provides visitor behaviours and actions which allows us to understand how these visitors are interacting with the site, which allows us to communicate appropriately with them, both online and offline.


Input: [Vendor:] Google Analytics [Where Online:] All pages of our regional websites and mobile sites. [Purpose:]

Output: To generate non-personally identifiable site analytics, with enhanced audience tracking; allowing us to understand how visitors are interacting with site processes. This information is used to evaluate visitors' use of the website and help us to compile statistical reports on website activity in order to optimise the site to drive better performance.


Input: [Vendor:] SaleCycle [Where Online:] Our Global Book Flights pages. [Purpose:]

Output: Enables collection of flight search and email address detail in order to provide customers with booking completion assistance on-site and via email.


Input: [Category:] Functionality: [Vendor:] Tagman [Where Online:] All pages of our regional websites, mobile sites and mobile app. [Purpose:]

Output: Container Tag solution which allows us to manage site analytics and First party marketing tags. Also help us to monitor our statistical sales data.


Input: [Vendor:] LivePerson [Where Online:] Specific pages of our regional websites, mobile sites and mobile app Currently being surfaced on our book Flights pages and Customer Relations pages. [Purpose:]

Output: Allows us to offer customers an invitation to talk with one our Customer Service agents online.


Input: [Vendor:] iQuest [Where Online:] All pages of our regional websites. [Purpose:]

Output: The website uses a number of cookies to help maintain user experience.


Input: [Vendor:] Urban Airship [Where Online:] Mobile app [Purpose:]

Output: To deliver targeted, relevant and rich content to our mobile app customers via push notifications through explicitly stated preferences or implicit behavioural cues.


Input: [Category:] Targeting: [Vendor:] Affilinet, Affiliate Future, Commission Junction, Google Affiliate Network, Tradedoubler, Nonstop [Where Online:] In various places across the Virgin Atlantic website. [Purpose:]

Output: Some cookies are used by our Affiliate partners to track the referrals that they have generated and any sales resulting from these, for the sole purpose of compensating the Affiliates


Input: [Vendor:] Flashtalking, DART, Trading Desk, Travora, Yahoo RMX, Marinsm, Kenshoo, ValueClick, Accuen & Invite Media, Specific Media, US Travel Adnetwork, Google. [Where Online:] In various places across the Virgin Atlantic website. [Purpose:]

Output: Cookies are used by these partners to track performance of marketing campaigns and recognise you on third party websites, to ensure marketing messages are as relevant as possible.


Input: [Instruction] push [Example] push eax [Explanation]

Output: Pushes the value stored in EAX onto the stack

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] pop [Example] pop eax [Explanation]

Output: Pops a value off of the stack and stores it in EAX

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] call [Example] call 0x08ffff01 [Explanation]

Output: Calls a function located at 0x08ffff01

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] mov [Example] mov eax,0x1 [Explanation]

Output: Moves the value of 1 into the EAX register

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] sub [Example] sub eax,0x1 [Explanation]

Output: Subtracts 1 from the value in the EAX register

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] add [Example] add eax,0x1 [Explanation]

Output: Adds 1 to the value in the EAX register

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] inc [Example] inc eax [Explanation]

Output: Increases the value stored in EAX by one

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] dec [Example] dec eax [Explanation]

Output: Decreases the value stored in EAX by one

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] cmp [Example] cmp eax,edx [Explanation]

Output: Compare values in EAX and EDX; if equal set the zero flag* to 1

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] test [Example] test eax,edx [Explanation]

Output: Performs an AND operation on the values in EAX and EDX; if the result is zero, sets the zero flag to 1

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] jmp [Example] jmp 0x08ffff01 [Explanation]

Output: Jump to the instruction located at 0x08ffff01

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] jnz [Example] jnz 0x08ffff01 [Explanation]

Output: Jump if the zero flag is set to 1

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] jne [Example] jne 0x08ffff01 [Explanation]

Output: Jump to 0x08ffff01 if a comparison is not equal

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] and [Example] and eax,ebx [Explanation]

Output: Performs a bitwise AND operation on the values stored in EAX and EBX; the result is saved in EAX

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] or [Example] or eax,ebx [Explanation]

Output: Performs a bitwise OR operation on the values stored in EAX and EBX; the result is saved in EAX

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] xor [Example] xor eax,eax [Explanation]

Output: Performs a bitwise XOR operation on the values stored in EAX and EBX; the result is saved in EAX

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] leave [Example] leave [Explanation]

Output: Remove data from the stack before returning

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] ret [Example] ret [Explanation]

Output: Return to a parent function

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Instruction] nop [Example] nop [Explanation]

Output: No operation (a ‘do nothing’ instruction)

Intro to Reverse Engineering - No Assembly Required - EH-Net Online Mag


Input: [Fall] Football [Spring] Baseball [Winter]

Output: Men's Basketball

Athletics | U.S. Merchant Marine Academy


Input: [Fall] Soccer [Spring] Men's Lacrosse [Winter]

Output: Women's Basketball

Athletics | U.S. Merchant Marine Academy


Input: [Fall] Men's Cross Country [Spring] Women's Lacrosse [Winter]

Output: Wrestling

Athletics | U.S. Merchant Marine Academy


Input: [Fall] Women's Cross Country [Spring] Tennis [Winter]

Output: Men's Swimming and Diving

Athletics | U.S. Merchant Marine Academy


Input: [Fall] Women's Volleyball [Spring] Men's Outdoor Track and Field [Winter]

Output: Women's Swimming and Diving

Athletics | U.S. Merchant Marine Academy


Input: [Spring] Women's Outdoor Track and Field [Winter]

Output: Men's Indoor Track and Field

Athletics | U.S. Merchant Marine Academy


Input: [Winter]

Output: Women's Indoor Track and Field

Athletics | U.S. Merchant Marine Academy


Input: [Schedule] Sun – Mon: Tutorials [Sponsor Events]

Output: Mon evening: Enthought Offsite Reception


Input: [Schedule] Tue: General Session Day 1 [Sponsor Events]

Output: Sponsored Students + Sponsors breakfast Morning refreshment break Lunch Afternoon refreshment break Main Event Reception - Book signings


Input: [Schedule] Wed: General Session Day 2 [Sponsor Events]

Output: Morning refreshment break Lunch Afternoon refreshment break SciPy Job Fair and happy hour


Input: [Schedule] Thu: General Session Day 3 [Sponsor Events]

Output: Morning refreshment break Lunch Afternoon refreshment break Sponsor offsite happy hours


Input: [Schedule] Fri: Sprints Day 1 [Sponsor Events]

Output: Sprint sponsor Friday evening happy hour / dinner


Input: [Schedule] Sat: Sprints Day 2 [Sponsor Events]

Output: Sprint sponsor


Output: 1st day of the month

You will receive your Food Stamp benefits on the


Output: 2nd day of the month


Output: 3rd day of the month


Output: 4th day of the month


Output: 5th day of the month


Output: 6th day of the month


Output: 7th day of the month


Output: 8th day of the month


Output: 9th day of the month


Output: 10th day of the month


Input: [Unified Communications API] Unified Communications Managed API version 1.0 [Description]

Output: A .NET Framework-based API for creating and deploying server-like or middle-tiered real-time communications applications. It is especially useful for applications with high scalability requirements.

Microsoft Unified Communications Client API SDK released + UC 2007 Launch


Input: [Unified Communications API] Unified Communications Client API [Description]

Output: A COM-based API for creating and deploying client side real-time collaboration applications. Microsoft Office Communicator is a desktop client built on the Unified Communications Client API.

Microsoft Unified Communications Client API SDK released + UC 2007 Launch


Input: [Unified Communications API] Office Communicator API [Description]

Output: A COM Automation API to enable programmatic access to Office Communicator. It is useful for applications that extend Office Communicator to offer customized functionalities.

Microsoft Unified Communications Client API SDK released + UC 2007 Launch


Input: [Unified Communications API] Communicator Web Access API [Description]

Output: An AJAX Service-based API for creating browser-based client applications. It is especially useful for applications that must be operating system independent.

Microsoft Unified Communications Client API SDK released + UC 2007 Launch


Input: [Unified Communications API] Office Communications Server API [Description]

Output: For managing servers and creating server applications.

Microsoft Unified Communications Client API SDK released + UC 2007 Launch


Input: [Unified Communications API] Live Meeting Service API [Description]

Output: An XML-formatted API for programmatically accessing Microsoft Office Live Meeting Web Service.

Microsoft Unified Communications Client API SDK released + UC 2007 Launch


Input: [Reaching health goals] Manage your weight [Managing chronic conditions]

Output: Lower your blood pressure

Support Programs Through Work - Plans & Services | Aetna


Input: [Reaching health goals] Sleep better [Managing chronic conditions]

Output: Lower your cholesterol

Support Programs Through Work - Plans & Services | Aetna


Input: [Reaching health goals] Deal with stress [Managing chronic conditions]

Output: Ease your back pain

Support Programs Through Work - Plans & Services | Aetna


Input: [Reaching health goals] Quit smoking [Managing chronic conditions]

Output: Relieve your chronic pain

Support Programs Through Work - Plans & Services | Aetna


Input: [Reaching health goals] Eat healthier [Managing chronic conditions]

Output: Control your diabetes

Support Programs Through Work - Plans & Services | Aetna


Input: [Reaching health goals] Be happier [Managing chronic conditions]

Output: Uncover 10 secrets to managing any chronic condition

Support Programs Through Work - Plans & Services | Aetna


Input: [Name] Shelter Needs [Members] 157 [Description]

Output: This group is to bring together drivers, coordinators and the staff of shelters and animal controls for the benefit of transporting animals to rescue


Input: [Name] Dog Transport Volunteers [Members] 696 [Description]

Output: Dog Transport Volunteers is a group for animal lovers who want to help pull from shelters, overnight/temp foster animals and help with transports or rescue functions


Input: [Name] Dog Rescue Railroad [Members] 3,306 [Description]

Output: Rescue transport


Input: [Name] Transport Express [Members] 172 [Description]

Output: National network of individuals who help transport, pull and temp foster animals in high kill shelters


Input: [Name] Help Us Get Safe [Members] 442 [Description]

Output: Group for posting for transports, home visits, dogs in need of assistance, for example- shelters may post the dogs that they have in their shelters with the hope that someone might be able to help even one dog get to safety


Input: [Name] Seabord Transporters Loop [Members] 165 [Description]

Output: This group is for NEW and SEASONED Volunteer DRIVERS to meet and help each other who live in the Eastern States, from Maine to Florida.


Input: [Name] Rolling Rescue Transporters [Members] 478 [Description]

Output: RollingRescue is a place for rescues needing transport and transport volunteers to find each other. Our mission is to recruit truckers, RVers, communters and anyone else who travels to the network that helps to move rescued animals to safety in a rescue or from a rescue to their new adoptive homes.


Input: [Name] GAA Transport [Members] 168 [Description]

Output: We are a national transport group dedicated to helping our fur-friends as well as any animal or critter get to their rescue, foster or forever home. This group is for transports only.


Input: [Name] NC Region Interstate Transport [Members] 116 [Description]

Output: NC has 3 main interstate highway systems running through it. I40, I85 and I95. This group is dedicated to collecting rescue volunteers who work in transporting animals using these systems as their main routes.


Input: [Name] I495 Rescue [Members] 220 [Description]

Output: The purpose of this group is to identify the dogs in shelters in Southern VA, Western MD and WV that are in danger of being PTS and rehome them to the many homes available in the DC Metro Area


Input: [Name] Ca Rescue Railroad [Members] 654 [Description]

Output: The purpose of this list is to network animal lovers through out California and neighboring states in an attempt to transport dogs in need to new homes, rescue groups, etc.


Input: [Name] Gas Chamber Rescue Transport [Members] 269 [Description]

Output: This board is to get dogs from EVERY GASSING Pound in North Carolina to their forever or foster homes.


Input: [Name] Miami Dade Rescue Raildroad [Members] 347 [Description]

Output: Miami-Dade Rescue Railroad (MDRR) is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization (made up entirely of animal-loving volunteers) that rescues and transports dogs and cats from Miami-Dade Animal Services, to no-kill facilities and foster homes throughout the state of Florida.


Input: [Name] Rescue Transport [Members] 966 [Description]

Output: This list is dedicated to the transportation of Rescue animals. It is a resource in the transportation needs of rescue animals.


Input: [Name] Pet Transport List [Members] 679 [Description]

Output: We are an ALL VOLUNTARY Rescue Transport Group. Getting Shelter animals to Rescues, Fosters and Forever Homes. PLEASE NOTE ANY Animal going to a Forever Home MUST be spayed/neutered BEFORE transport!


Input: [Name] Animal Transports [Members] 544 [Description]

Output: This list group is for those wonderful animal angels that devote their time, energy and hearts to transporting animals from shelters, rescues, and abusive situations to a loving home or the safety of a protective rescue!


Input: [Name] Paws Claws Resuers Transporters [Members] 1153 [Description]

Output: This list group is for the posting about Animals that need help with being Rescued and/or Tranports to a safe home.


Input: [Name] Dog Transport [Members] 1,243 [Description]

Output: This list is for assisting rescues and shelter in finding drivers to take dogs to rescue/forever homes


Input: [Name] IMOM Express [Members] 260 [Description]

Output: IMOM-Xpress is a list used by volunteers to arrange the transport of companion animals. We do not arrange transports ourselves, but publish requests for transports that are organized by rescue groups


Input: [Name] TRUCK-N-PAWS [Members] 2,955 [Description]

Output: Transport List for pets in need, especially puppymill dogs needing to get to their forever homes


Input: [Name] Rescue Angels On Wheels [Members] 469 [Description]

Output: We are a group comprised of Rescuers who transport, Transporters who rescue, AND the Big Hearted Animal Loving volunteers willing to help with both. We assist APPROVED Rescue Groups with transport TO the safety of Rescue and FROM Rescue to Adoptive Homes. We are an ALL BREED Transport Group


Input: [Name] Illinois Animal Transporters [Members] 218 [Description]

Output: This groups sole intention is to transport rescued animals thru the state of Illinois. From shelters or animal controls, to foster care or their forever homes.


Input: [Local Government] Anderson County [Summary]

Output: Businesses can use Anderson County drop-off sites for recycling. Large amounts of recycling can be taken to the sorting facility.


Input: [Local Government] Berkeley County [Summary]

Output: The county will conduct Business Recycling Assessments upon request. The Town of Moncks Corner has a contract with Republic Services for roll carts for all of their small businesses. In addition, businesses can use the recycling drop-off sites.


Input: [Local Government] Charleston, City of [Summary]

Output: Charleston businesses can participate in the city’s Green Business Challenge (GBC). The goals of Charleston’s voluntary GBC are to improve the performance of commercial and institutional buildings and their operations through reducing energy consumption, water consumption, and waste.


Input: [Local Government] Charleston County [Summary]

Output: There are several ways businesses can recycle in Charleston County based on their needs – including using a residential pick-up route, convenience centers and drop-off site locations or a private recycling hauling service.


Input: [Local Government] Chester County [Summary]

Output: Small businesses in Chester County can use the recycling drop-off sites.


Input: [Local Government] Clarendon County [Summary]

Output: In Clarendon County, cardboard trailers are available for businesses or you can put your cardboard in a trailer located near your business. Additionally, you can use the drop-off sites for other materials.


Input: [Local Government] Columbia, City of [Summary]

Output: The City of Columbia has implemented a commercial recycling program that collects recyclables in bulk from businesses in the city limits and also includes an office paper collection program.


Input: [Local Government] Dorchester County [Summary]

Output: Dorchester County conducts waste audits and offers suggestions on how to improve recycling at businesses. The county also connects businesses that can use each others, waste or recycled product.


Input: [Local Government] Edgefield,McCormick andSaluda Counties [Summary]

Output: The Tri-County Solid Waste Authority offers office paper recycling and cardboard recycling with free pickup service. Plastic bottles and aluminum cans can be taken to the drop-off sites.


Input: [Local Government] Georgetown County [Summary]

Output: Georgetown County conducts waste audits and offers paper and cardboard recycling for businesses.


Input: [Local Government] Greater Greenville Sanitation Commission [Summary]

Output: Recycling is provided to all of the customers within the district at no charge. If you are a business outside the district and receive commercial garbage service, it also is free of charge. If you are outside the district and don’t receive garbage service, there is a small monthly charge for receiving only recycling collection services. Bins, roll carts or recycling dumpsters are provided depending on whether you are a large or small business.


Input: [Local Government] Greenville, City of [Summary]

Output: Businesses can use recycling drop-off sites.


Input: [Local Government] Greenville County [Summary]

Output: Greenville County educates businesses on recycling.


Input: [Local Government] Greenwood County [Summary]

Output: The county accepts recyclable materials from citizens and businesses within Greenwood County. Businesses also are able to use the drop-off sites.


Input: [Local Government] Hampton County [Summary]

Output: Hampton County recycles white paper, books, magazines and cardboard from businesses.


Input: [Local Government] Horry County [Summary]

Output: The Horry County Solid Waste Authority offers office paper, cardboard and commingled recycling for businesses. In addtion, the county conducts free waste audits.


Input: [Local Government] Laurens County [Summary]

Output: Laurens County businesses can use the drop-off sites for recycling.


Input: [Local Government] Lexington County [Summary]

Output: Lexington County offers a “green” business certification program to any workplace, organization, business, non-profit, office, school or congregation in the county. The goal is to encourage businesses to be outstanding stewards of the environment. Businesses are encouraged to conserve natural resources by reducing waste and recycling, saving energy, conserving water and improving air quality.


Input: [Local Government] Lyman, Town of [Summary]

Output: Businesses in the Town of Lyman can use the recycling drop-off site.


Input: [Local Government] Myrtle Beach, City of [Summary]

Output: Businesses in the City of Myrtle Beach -- with small amounts of recyclables -- can recycle using the curbside recycling program. If a business has a large amount of material to recycle, they will be referred to the Horry County Solid Waste Authority.


Input: [Local Government] Newberry County [Summary]

Output: Newberry County businesses can use the recycling drop-off sites.


Input: [Local Government] Richland County [Summary]

Output: In Richland County, businesses can participate in its curbside recycling program.


Input: [Local Government] Rock Hill, City of [Summary]

Output: The City of Rock Hill offers corrugated cardboard, paper and commingled recycling services at no charge with the city's garbage service. Corrugated cardboard recycling service also is available for $60 a month for businesses with private garbage collection.


Input: [Local Government] Simpsonville, City of [Summary]

Output: Simpsonville offers recycling to downtown businesses. Material is collected by a curbside recycling truck. Businesses that participate follow the same procedure as homeowners.


Input: [Local Government] Sumter, City of [Summary]

Output: The City of Sumter offers free cardboard and office paper recycling to businesses that currently have the refuse service. If a business does not have the refuse service, they can recycle cardboard and office paper for a small fee.


Input: [Local Government] Union County [Summary]

Output: Union County businesses can use the recycling drop-off sites.


Input: [Local Government] York County [Summary]

Output: Business and industry in York County can deliver clean recyclables to the York County Separation Center in the City of York, Monday – Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. York County Solid Waste Collection & Recycling can assist in identifying markets for large loads of items and link businesses directly to vendors. York County, the City of Rock Hill, Winthrop University, York Technical College and many others partner to host a Green Business Conference each year to address sustainability, waste reduction, recycling, and many other topics to help green your business. More information about this conference is available.


Input: [RFC] RFC2380 [Status] PS [Title]

Output: RSVP over ATM Implementation Requirements


Input: [RFC] RFC2379 [Title]

Output: RSVP over ATM Implementation Guidelines


Input: [RFC] RFC2381 [Status] PS [Title]

Output: Interoperation of Controlled-Load Service and Guaranteed Service with ATM


Input: [RFC] RFC2382 [Title]

Output: A Framework for Integrated Services and RSVP over ATM


Input: [RFC] RFC2687 [Status] PS [Title]

Output: PPP in a real-time oriented HDLC-like framing


Input: [RFC] RFC2686 [Status] PS [Title]

Output: The Multi-Class Extension to Multi-Link PPP


Input: [RFC] RFC2688 [Status] PS [Title]

Output: Integrated Services Mappings for Low Speed Networks


Input: [RFC] RFC2689 [Title]

Output: Providing integrated services over low-bitrate links


Input: [RFC] RFC2814 [Status] PS [Title]

Output: SBM (Subnet Bandwidth Manager): A Protocol for RSVP-based Admission Control over IEEE 802-style networks


Input: [RFC] RFC2816 [Title]

Output: A Framework for Providing Integrated Services Over Shared and Switched IEEE 802 LAN Technologies


Input: [RFC] RFC2815 [Status] PS [Title]

Output: Integrated Service Mappings on IEEE 802 Networks


Input: [RFC] RFC2996 [Status] PS [Title]

Output: Format of the RSVP DCLASS Object


Input: [RFC] RFC2997 [Status] PS [Title]

Output: Specification of the Null Service Type


Input: [RFC] RFC2998 [Title]

Output: A Framework For Integrated Services Operation Over Diffserv Networks


Input: [Ticker] NTUSI [Name]

Output: Northern Trust 1250 Index Index


Input: [Ticker] NTUQD [Name]

Output: Northern Trust Quality Dividend Index


Input: [Ticker] NTUQDDY [Name]

Output: Northern Trust Quality Dividend Dynamic Index