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: [Third Party] Quantcast [Purpose]

Output: An independent measurement and research company which gathers data regarding the visitors to Gazette on Newsquest’s behalf using cookies and code which is embedded on our website. Newsquest uses this type of information to help improve the services it provides to its users. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.quantcast.com/docs/display/legal/Opt-out+of+Quantcast+Delivery


Input: [Third Party] Omniture [Purpose]

Output: Omniture provides anonymised statistical information to Newsquest. They process IP addresses and information from other cookies so Newsquest knows, for example, how many page views it has, the number of users, what browsers users are using and in which country, city or region users are located. How to reject or delete this cookie: http://www.adobe.com/privacy/policy.html


Input: [Third Party] Ad Serving (targeted) Criteo [Purpose]

Output: Tags potential customers with an anonymous cookie and tracks the product they have shown interest in. Users are identified and retargeted via an anonymous cookie. No personally identifiable information (PII) is stored. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.criteo.com/us/privacy-policy


Input: [Third Party] Ad serving (targeted) Quantcast. [Purpose]

Output: We allow third parties to collect anonymous, non-personally identifiable information about your visits in order to show relevant behaviourally targeted advertising. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.quantcast.com/docs/display/legal/Opt-out+of+Quantcast+Delivery


Input: [Third Party] Ad Serving (non-targeted) [Purpose]

Output: The advertisements seen on Gazette are served by a number of third party ad serving providers, including DoubleClick, 247realmedia.com, Atlas (atdmt), Mediaplex (ValueClick) and MediaMind (Eyeblaster), amongst others. The cookies accompanying the ads allow them and their advertisers to monitor the effectiveness and delivery of the ads. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.doubleclick.com/privacy/index.aspx http://info.yahoo.com/privacy/us/yahoo/adserving/ http://www.247realmedia.com/EN-US/privacy-policy.html http://www.mediamind.com/Content.aspx?page=privacy_policy http://www.atlassolutions.com/privacy-policy http://www.mediaplex.com/mojo-privacy-statement http://www.admeld.com/privacy/ http://adsafemedia.com/privacy-policy http://www.adtechus.com/privacy/ http://www.appnexus.com/platform-policy http://www.mediamath.com/privacy/ http://privacy.microsoft.com/en-us/AdDisplay.mspx http://www.openx.com/about/openx-market-privacy-principles http://info.yahoo.com/privacy/us/biz/rightmedia/details.html http://www.evidon.com/consumers/privacy_center


Input: [Third Party] Career Builder [Purpose]

Output: Used to retarget users across the World Wide Web for a specific job looked at previously. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.careerbuilder.co.uk/UK/JobSeeker/Info/privacy.aspx


Input: [Third Party] Rubicon [Purpose]

Output: Rubicon Project is the leading technology company automating the buying and selling of advertising globally. REVV™, the industry’s largest independent technology platform is used by more than 500 of the world’s premium publishers to transact with more than 140,000 advertisers across a massive marketplace that powers more than 180 billion ad trades per month. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.rubiconproject.com/privacy/consumer-online-profile-and-opt-out/


Input: [Third Party] VisualDNA [Purpose]

Output: VisualDNA anonymously collects information about users' browsing activity on our website (this does not include names, addresses or any other personal information). This information is linked to a cookie that VisualDNA sets in your browser. This information allows us and VisualDNA to build a profile so that your online experience can be made more relevant to your specific interests. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://my.visualdna.com/users/914bce0f-f6d1-412e-b341-c2d42f2a8574


Input: [Third Party] PubMatic [Purpose]

Output: PubMatic is a global technology platform that powers the programmatic advertising strategy of leading publishers and premium brands. The innovative solutions help content providers drive the highest value for their digital media assets and provide consumers with a more personalized advertising experience across display, mobile and video. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.pubmatic.com/opt-out.php


Input: Bring infringement suit in federal court based on the federal registration [Principal Register] YES [Common Law] NO [Supplemental Register]

Output: YES


Input: Can be used by trademark examiner against future applications of confusing similar marks [Principal Register] YES [Common Law] NO [Supplemental Register]

Output: YES


Input: Mark is easy to find for search reports [Principal Register] YES [Common Law] NO [Supplemental Register]

Output: YES


Input: Owner can use ® to symbolize federal registration [Principal Register] YES [Common Law] NO [Supplemental Register]

Output: YES


Input: Incontestability of mark after 5 years [Principal Register] YES [Common Law] NO [Supplemental Register]

Output: NO


Input: Statutory presumption of validity [Principal Register] YES [Common Law] NO [Supplemental Register]

Output: NO


Input: Statutory presumption of ownership [Principal Register] YES [Common Law] NO [Supplemental Register]

Output: NO


Input: Statutory presumption of distinctiveness or inherently distinctive [Principal Register] YES [Common Law] NO [Supplemental Register]

Output: NO


Input: Statutory presumption of exclusive right to use the mark in commerce [Principal Register] YES [Common Law] NO [Supplemental Register]

Output: NO


Input: Can be recorded with US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to prevent importation of infringing goods [Principal Register] YES [Common Law] NO [Supplemental Register]

Output: NO


Input: Ability to bring federal criminal charges against traffickers in counterfeits [Principal Register] YES [Common Law] NO [Supplemental Register]

Output: NO


Input: Use of the U.S. registration as a basis to obtain registration in foreign countries [Principal Register] YES [Common Law] NO [Supplemental Register]

Output: NO


Input: [event handler] onreceived [event name] received [event type] MessagingEvent [short description]

Output: handles received messages


Input: [event handler] onsent [event name] sent [event type] MessagingEvent [short description]

Output: handles sent messages


Input: [event handler] ondeliverysuccess [event name] deliverysuccess [event type] DeliveryReportEvent [short description]

Output: handles successful delivery reports


Input: [event handler] ondeliveryerror [event name] deliveryerror [event type] DeliveryReportEvent [short description]

Output: handles failure delivery reports


Input: [event handler] onserviceadded [event name] serviceadded [event type] ServiceChangeEvent [short description]

Output: handle new messaging services


Input: [event handler] onserviceremoved [event name] serviceremoved [event type] ServiceChangeEvent [short description]

Output: handle disabled messaging services


2aae767b_の一眼レフに関する特許_エンジニアの嗜み_So_netブログ_透過ミラーを採用するニコンとソニーの違い_0

Input: [Nikon方式] 必要に応じて行う [Sony方式] 不可 [0]

Output: ミラーアップ

透過ミラーによる画質低下

透過ミラーによるファインダー像

Nikon ミラーアップ対応ハーフミラー採用の一眼レフに関する特許：エンジニアの嗜み：So-netブログ

透過ミラーを採用するニコンとソニーの違い


2aae767b_の一眼レフに関する特許_エンジニアの嗜み_So_netブログ_透過ミラーを採用するニコンとソニーの違い_0

Input: [Nikon方式] 光学ビューファインダーと背面LCD [Sony方式] 電子ビューファインダーと背面LCD [0]

Output: 構図確認

透過ミラーによる画質低下

透過ミラーによるファインダー像

Nikon ミラーアップ対応ハーフミラー採用の一眼レフに関する特許：エンジニアの嗜み：So-netブログ

透過ミラーを採用するニコンとソニーの違い


2aae767b_の一眼レフに関する特許_エンジニアの嗜み_So_netブログ_透過ミラーを採用するニコンとソニーの違い_0

Input: [Nikon方式] 可能 [Sony方式] 可能 [0]

Output: 動画中AF

透過ミラーによる画質低下

透過ミラーによるファインダー像

Nikon ミラーアップ対応ハーフミラー採用の一眼レフに関する特許：エンジニアの嗜み：So-netブログ

透過ミラーを採用するニコンとソニーの違い


2aae767b_の一眼レフに関する特許_エンジニアの嗜み_So_netブログ_透過ミラーを採用するニコンとソニーの違い_0

Input: [Nikon方式] 光学ファインダーによる構図確認 [Sony方式] 位相差AF [0]

Output: 透過ミラーの用途

透過ミラーによる画質低下

透過ミラーによるファインダー像

Nikon ミラーアップ対応ハーフミラー採用の一眼レフに関する特許：エンジニアの嗜み：So-netブログ

透過ミラーを採用するニコンとソニーの違い


2aae767b_の一眼レフに関する特許_エンジニアの嗜み_So_netブログ_透過ミラーを採用するニコンとソニーの違い_0

Input: [Nikon方式] 画処理で対処、ミラーアップすれば影響無し [Sony方式] 公式コメントによると影響は少ない [0]

Output: 透過ミラーによる画質低下

透過ミラーによる画質低下

透過ミラーによるファインダー像

Nikon ミラーアップ対応ハーフミラー採用の一眼レフに関する特許：エンジニアの嗜み：So-netブログ

透過ミラーを採用するニコンとソニーの違い


2aae767b_の一眼レフに関する特許_エンジニアの嗜み_So_netブログ_透過ミラーを採用するニコンとソニーの違い_0

Input: [Nikon方式] 暗くなる [Sony方式] ゲインアップで対処 [0]

Output: 透過ミラーによるファインダー像

透過ミラーによる画質低下

透過ミラーによるファインダー像

Nikon ミラーアップ対応ハーフミラー採用の一眼レフに関する特許：エンジニアの嗜み：So-netブログ

透過ミラーを採用するニコンとソニーの違い


2aae767b_の一眼レフに関する特許_エンジニアの嗜み_So_netブログ_透過ミラーを採用するニコンとソニーの違い_0

Input: [Nikon方式] 従来の一眼レフと変わらない可能性 [Sony方式] ミラーレス並の軽量コンパクトボディ [0]

Output: 筐体

透過ミラーによる画質低下

透過ミラーによるファインダー像

Nikon ミラーアップ対応ハーフミラー採用の一眼レフに関する特許：エンジニアの嗜み：So-netブログ

透過ミラーを採用するニコンとソニーの違い


Input: [Name] Twisted [Lic.] MIT [Doc] Yes [Ex.] Yes [Prod.] Yes [Com.] Huge [Act.] Yes [Twt] No [Rep.] Trac [Pool] Yes [Wsgi] Yes [Scket] Yes [Cmet] No [Epoll] Yes [Test] Yes [Style] Callback [Blog]

Output: Lots

Nicholas Piël » Socket Benchmark of Asynchronous Servers in Python


Input: [Name] Tornado [Lic.] Apache [Doc] Yes [Ex.] Yes [Prod.] F.Feed [Com.] Yes [Act.] Yes [Twt] Yes [Rep.] GHub [Pool] No [Wsgi] Lim. [Scket] Yes [Cmet] No [Epoll] Yes [Test] No [Style] Async [Blog]

Output: FB

Nicholas Piël » Socket Benchmark of Asynchronous Servers in Python


Input: [Name] Orbited [Lic.] MIT [Doc] Yes [Ex.] Yes [Prod.] Yes [Com.] Yes [Act.] Yes [Twt] No [Rep.] Trac [Pool] No [Wsgi] No [Scket] Yes [Cmet] Yes [Epoll] Yes [Test] Yes [Style] Callback [Blog]

Output: Yes

Nicholas Piël » Socket Benchmark of Asynchronous Servers in Python


Input: [Name] DieselWeb [Lic.] BSD [Doc] Yes [Ex.] Yes [Prod.] STalk [Com.] Yes [Act.] Yes [Twt] Yes [Rep.] BitB. [Pool] No [Wsgi] Lim. [Scket] Yes [Cmet] Yes [Epoll] Yes [Test] No [Style] Generator [Blog]

Output: Yes

Nicholas Piël » Socket Benchmark of Asynchronous Servers in Python


Input: [Name] MultiTask [Lic.] MIT [Doc] Some [Ex.] No [Prod.] No [Com.] No [Act.] No [Twt] No [Rep.] Bzr [Pool] No [Wsgi] No [Scket] No [Cmet] No [Epoll] No [Test] No [Style] Generator [Blog]

Output: Yes

Nicholas Piël » Socket Benchmark of Asynchronous Servers in Python


Input: [Name] Chiral [Lic.] GPL2 [Doc] API [Ex.] No [Prod.] No [Com.] IRC [Act.] No [Twt] No [Rep.] Trac [Pool] No [Wsgi] Yes [Scket] Yes [Cmet] Yes [Epoll] Yes [Test] Yes [Style] Coroutine [Blog]

Output: No

Nicholas Piël » Socket Benchmark of Asynchronous Servers in Python


Input: [Name] Eventlet [Lic.] MIT [Doc] Yes [Ex.] Yes [Prod.] S. Life [Com.] Yes [Act.] Yes [Twt] No [Rep.] BitB. [Pool] Yes [Wsgi] Yes [Scket] Yes [Cmet] No [Epoll] Yes [Test] Yes [Style] Greenlet [Blog]

Output: Yes

Nicholas Piël » Socket Benchmark of Asynchronous Servers in Python


Input: [Name] FriendlyFlow [Lic.] GPL2 [Doc] Some [Ex.] One [Prod.] No [Com.] No [Act.] No [Twt] Yes [Rep.] Ggle [Pool] No [Wsgi] No [Scket] Yes [Cmet] No [Epoll] No [Test] Yes [Style] Generator [Blog]

Output: No

Nicholas Piël » Socket Benchmark of Asynchronous Servers in Python


Input: [Name] Weightless [Lic.] GPL2 [Doc] Yes [Ex.] No [Prod.] Yes [Com.] No [Act.] No [Twt] Yes [Rep.] SF [Pool] No [Wsgi] No [Scket] Yes [Cmet] No [Epoll] No [Test] Yes [Style] Generator [Blog]

Output: No

Nicholas Piël » Socket Benchmark of Asynchronous Servers in Python


Input: [Name] Fibra [Lic.] MIT [Doc] No [Ex.] No [Prod.] No [Com.] No [Act.] No [Twt] No [Rep.] Ggle [Pool] No [Wsgi] No [Scket] Yes [Cmet] No [Epoll] No [Test] No [Style] Generator [Blog]

Output: Yes

Nicholas Piël » Socket Benchmark of Asynchronous Servers in Python


Input: [Name] Concurrence [Lic.] MIT [Doc] Yes [Ex.] Yes [Prod.] hyves [Com.] Yes [Act.] Yes [Twt] No [Rep.] GHub [Pool] No [Wsgi] Yes [Scket] Yes [Cmet] No [Epoll] Yes [Test] Yes [Style] Tasklet [Blog]

Output: No

Nicholas Piël » Socket Benchmark of Asynchronous Servers in Python


Input: [Name] Circuits [Lic.] MIT [Doc] Yes [Ex.] Yes [Prod.] Yes [Com.] Yes [Act.] Yes [Twt] Yes [Rep.] Trac [Pool] No [Wsgi] Yes [Scket] Yes [Cmet] No [Epoll] No [Test] Yes [Style] Async [Blog]

Output: Yes

Nicholas Piël » Socket Benchmark of Asynchronous Servers in Python


Input: [Name] Gevent [Lic.] MIT [Doc] Yes [Ex.] Yes [Prod.] Yes [Com.] Yes [Act.] Yes [Twt] Yes [Rep.] BitB. [Pool] No [Wsgi] Yes [Scket] Yes [Cmet] No [Epoll] Yes [Test] Yes [Style] Greenlet [Blog]

Output: Yes

Nicholas Piël » Socket Benchmark of Asynchronous Servers in Python


Input: [Name] Cogen [Lic.] MIT [Doc] Yes [Ex.] Yes [Prod.] Yes [Com.] No [Act.] Yes [Twt] Yes [Rep.] Ggle [Pool] No [Wsgi] Yes [Scket] Yes [Cmet] No [Epoll] Yes [Test] Yes [Style] Generator [Blog]

Output: Yes

Nicholas Piël » Socket Benchmark of Asynchronous Servers in Python


Input: [Agency / Role] Permanent School Planning and Building Committee / Member [Description]

Output: The Permanent School Planning and Building Committee administer the design, plan, schedule, finance, alteration, improvement and addition to the school facilities.

Town of North Stonington, CT - Volunteer Opportunities


Input: [Agency / Role] Water Pollution Control Authority / Member [Description]

Output: The goal of the Water Pollution Control Authority (WPCA) is to efficiently collect, transport, and treat the incoming wastewater protecting the natural resources of the town.

Town of North Stonington, CT - Volunteer Opportunities


Input: [Agency / Role] Cable TV Advisory Committee / Member [Description]

Output: Cable TV Advisory Committee is the town representative to local cable television providers.

Town of North Stonington, CT - Volunteer Opportunities


Input: [Agency / Role] Economic Development Commission / Member [Description]

Output: The purpose of the Commission is to conduct research into business and industrial conditions in Our Town and seek to coordinate the activities of unofficial bodies organized for such purposes

Town of North Stonington, CT - Volunteer Opportunities


Input: [Agency / Role] Eastern Regional Mental Health Board, Inc / Member [Description]

Output: Eastern Regional Mental Health Board is an advisory board established to ensure that citizens from every town in Connecticut will be actively involved in determining and monitoring the kind of mental health services that will be provided by the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services.

Town of North Stonington, CT - Volunteer Opportunities


Input: [Agency / Role] Inland Wetlands Commission / Member [Description]

Output: The Inland-Wetland Commission manages permitting of development affecting designated wetland areas, streams and watercourses.

Town of North Stonington, CT - Volunteer Opportunities


Input: [Agency / Role] Conservation Commission / Member [Description]

Output: The mission of the Conservation Commission is to inventory and conserve local natural/historical resources and open spaces. Additionally it serves in an advisory capacity to the Board of Selectmen and other municipal agencies.

Town of North Stonington, CT - Volunteer Opportunities


Input: [Agency / Role] Ad Hoc School Building Committee / Member [Description]

Output: The Town of North Stonington is looking for volunteers for the Ad Hoc School Building Committee. The Committee will work with the Boards of Education, Finance, and Selectmen to formulate a school modernization and renovation building project for the Wheeler School System to present to residents and taxpayers. Interested parties should contact the Selectmen's office at 860-535-2877 ext. 10 or selectmen@northstoningtonct.gov

Town of North Stonington, CT - Volunteer Opportunities


Input: [Relationship] Commitment [Cost Management] On-budget delivery [Delivery] On-time delivery [Quality]

Output: Quality/ expertise of staff

Vendor Management: How Do You Measure Value for the Money? | CIO


Input: [Relationship] Flexibility [Cost Management] Discounted pricing [Delivery] Lead time/ Order cycle time [Quality]

Output: Staff turnover

Vendor Management: How Do You Measure Value for the Money? | CIO


Input: [Relationship] Innovation [Cost Management] Shared price reduction [Delivery] Response/ repair time [Quality]

Output: Order accuracy

Vendor Management: How Do You Measure Value for the Money? | CIO


Input: [Relationship] Customer satisfaction [Cost Management] Invoice accuracy [Delivery] Orders delivered completely [Quality]

Output: No. of defects/ Conformance to specs

Vendor Management: How Do You Measure Value for the Money? | CIO


Input: [Cost Management] Percentage of vendor-managed inventory [Quality]

Output: Dead on arrivals/ Shipping damage

Vendor Management: How Do You Measure Value for the Money? | CIO


Input: [Cost Management] Order costs [Quality]

Output: Warranty returns

Vendor Management: How Do You Measure Value for the Money? | CIO


Input: [Cost Management] Transportation/ shipping [Quality]

Output: Mean time between failure/ repairs

Vendor Management: How Do You Measure Value for the Money? | CIO


Input: [Grade] 5 [Value] Normal [Muscle Strength]

Output: Complete range of motion (ROM) against gravity with full resistance

Dermatomes And Myotomes – An Overview-Sagewood Wellness Center


Input: [Grade] 4 [Value] Good [Muscle Strength]

Output: Complete ROM against gravity with some resistance

Dermatomes And Myotomes – An Overview-Sagewood Wellness Center


Input: [Grade] 3 [Value] Fair [Muscle Strength]

Output: Complete ROM against gravity with no resistance; active ROM

Dermatomes And Myotomes – An Overview-Sagewood Wellness Center


Input: [Grade] 2 [Value] Poor [Muscle Strength]

Output: Complete ROM with some assistance and gravity eliminated

Dermatomes And Myotomes – An Overview-Sagewood Wellness Center


Input: [Grade] 1 [Value] Trace [Muscle Strength]

Output: Evidence of slight muscular contraction, no joint motion evident

Dermatomes And Myotomes – An Overview-Sagewood Wellness Center


Input: [Grade] 0 [Value] Zero [Muscle Strength]

Output: No evidence of muscle contraction

Dermatomes And Myotomes – An Overview-Sagewood Wellness Center


Input: [Header Value] //www.openthemagazine.com/ [Header Key]

Output: HTTP/1.1 301 http

Openthemagazine.com - Openthemagazine Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] Varnish [Header Key]

Output: Server

Openthemagazine.com - Openthemagazine Analysis Stats


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

Output: Location

Openthemagazine.com - Openthemagazine Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] bytes [Header Key]

Output: Accept-Ranges

Openthemagazine.com - Openthemagazine Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] Fri, 19 Dec 2014 21:37:07 GMT [Header Key]

Output: Date

Openthemagazine.com - Openthemagazine Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] 1652490646 [Header Key]

Output: X-Varnish

Openthemagazine.com - Openthemagazine Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] 0 [Header Key]

Output: Age

Openthemagazine.com - Openthemagazine Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] 1.1 varnish [Header Key]

Output: Via

Openthemagazine.com - Openthemagazine Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] close [Header Key]

Output: Connection

Openthemagazine.com - Openthemagazine Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] MISS [Header Key]

Output: X-Cache

Openthemagazine.com - Openthemagazine Analysis Stats


Input: [S.No.] 1. [Amount of Fine] Rs.1,000 and Rs.6,000 in case of large restaurants, hotels and shops. [Offence]

Output: Neglect in safe storage of eatable, drinkable and other consumable items sold or supplied to the public.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 2. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 Rs.400 [Offence]

Output: a. Fixing of wooden khokhas, and temporary shops or extension thereof on footpaths or beyond the street line. b. Plying of handcarts for the sale of goods without permission.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 3. [Amount of Fine] Rs.1,000 [Offence]

Output: Failure by the owner or occupier of any land to clear away and remove any vegetation declared by a local government to be injurious to health or offensive to neighbourhoods.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 4. [Amount of Fine] Rs.1,000 [Offence]

Output: Slaughtering of animals for the sale of meat at a place other than the place set apart for the purpose.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 5. [Amount of Fine] Rs.4,000 in case of commercial concerns and Rs.1,000 for others. [Offence]

Output: Without the permission of the local government, causing or knowingly or negligently allowing the contents of any sink, sewer or cesspool or any other offensive matter to flow, or drain or to be put upon any street, or public place, or into irrigation channel or any sewer or drain not set apart for the purpose.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 6. [Amount of Fine] Rs.1,000 [Offence]

Output: Keeping or maintaining any cattle in any part of the prohibited zone or failure to remove the cattle from the prohibited zone within the specified time when an order to this effect has been made.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 7. [Amount of Fine] Rs.400 [Offence]

Output: Keeping ferocious dogs or other animals in residential areas or taking such animals to public places or the areas specified by the local government, without leash or chain and without being muzzled or to set at large any animal or dog infected with rabies or any other infectious disease.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 8. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Obstructing or tampering with any road, street, drain or pavement.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 9. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Obstructing or tampering with any main pipe, meter or any apparatus or appliance for the supply of water or sewerage system.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 10. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Without the previous sanction of the local government: (i) laying out a drain or altering any drain in a street or road; (ii) connecting any house drain with a drain in a public street; and (iii) drawing off, diverting or taking any water except with the permission required under this Act.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 11. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Excavation of earth, stone or any other material within such distance of the residential area as specified by the local government.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 12. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Burying or burning a dead body at a place which is not a public or registered burial or burning place, except with the sanction of the local government.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 13. [Amount of Fine] Rs.600 [Offence]

Output: Failure to furnish, on requisition, information in respect of any matter which a local government is authorized to call for under any of the provisions of this Act, rules or bye-laws or furnishing wrong information.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 14. [Amount of Fine] Rs.1,000 [Offence]

Output: Obstructing lawful seizure of animals liable to be impounded on the ground of violations of rules or by-laws governing the picketing, tethering, keeping, milching or slaughter of animals or their trespass of private or public property.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 15. [Amount of Fine] Rs.1,000 [Offence]

Output: Picketing, parking animals or collecting carts or vehicles on any street, using any street as a halting place for vehicle or animals or as a place encampment without the permission of the local government.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 16. [Amount of Fine] Rs.1,000 [Offence]

Output: Causing or permitting animals to stray or keeping, tethering, stalling, feeding or gazing any cattle on any road, street or thoroughfare or in any public place or damaging or causing or permitting to be damaged any road, street or thoroughfare by allowing cattle to move thereon.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 17. [Amount of Fine] Rs.1,000 [Offence]

Output: Disposal of carcasses of animals within prohibited distance.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 18. [Amount of Fine] Rs.1,000 [Offence]

Output: Failure to dispose of offal, fat or any organ or part of a dead animal in a place set apart for the purpose by the local government.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 19. [Amount of Fine] Rs.1,000 [Offence]

Output: Throwing or placing any refuse, litter or garbage on any street, or in any place, not provided or appointed for the purpose by a local government.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 20. [Amount of Fine] Rs.1,000 [Offence]

Output: Failure to provide for disposal of litter or garbage inside or outside a shop by its owner or occupier.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 21. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Failure to maintain clean premises of the area in front of a shop, office or factory up to the public street or road serving this facility.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 22. [Amount of Fine] Rs.1,000 [Offence]

Output: Watering cattle or animals, or bathing or washing at or near a well or other source of drinking water for the public.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 23. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Steeping hemp, jute or any other plant in or near a pond or any other excavation within such distance of the residential area as may be specified by a local government.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 24. [Amount of Fine] Rs.4,000 for commercial/industrial concerns and Rs.1,000 for a residential house [Offence]

Output: Failure to provide, close, remove, alter, repair, clean, disinfect or put in proper order any latrine, urinal drain, cesspool or other receptacle for filth, sullage, water or refuse by an owner or occupier of a house, shop, office, industry or premises.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 25. [Amount of Fine] Rs.1,000 [Offence]

Output: Failure to clean the premises, houses, shops and cultivated lands of the plastic bags and other non-perishable materials.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 26. [Amount of Fine] Rs.4,000 for public premises and Rs.1,000 for private premises [Offence]

Output: Damaging or polluting physical environment, inside or outside private or public premises, in a manner to endanger public health.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 27. [Amount of Fine] Rs.1,000 [Offence]

Output: Failure by the owner or occupier of any land to cut or trim the hedges growing thereon which overhang any well, tank or other source from which water is derived for public use.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 28. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Failure by the owner or occupier of any land or building to clean, repair, cover, fill up or drain off any private well, tank or other source of water supply, which is declared under this Act to be injurious to health or offensive to the neighbourhood.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 29. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Failure to stop leakages of water pipes, faucets and sanitary fittings resulting in dirty water pools affecting physical environments and breeding of mosquitoes.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 30. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Failure of an owner or occupier of any building or land to put up and keep in good condition troughs and pipes for receiving or carrying water or sullage water.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 31. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Feeding or allowing to be fed an animal meant for dairy or meat purposes, on deleterious substance, filth or refuse of any kind which is dangerous to health of consumers.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 32. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Defacing or disturbing, without due authorization, any direction-post, lamp post or lamp extinguishing or any light arranged by a local government.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 33. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Fixing any bill, notice, play card, poster or other paper or means of advertisement against or upon any private or public building or place other than the places fixed for the purpose by a local government.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 34. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Exhibiting any obscene advertisement.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 35. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Loud playing of music or radio, beating of drum or tom-tom, blowing a horn or beating or sounding any brass or other instruments or utensils in contravention of any general or special prohibition issued by a local government or in and around a hospital or an educational institution.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 36. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Loud shouting in abusive language causing distress to the inhabitants of a neighbourhood or village or any other public place.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 37. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Using or allowing the use for human habitation of a building declared by a local government to be unfit for human habitation.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 38. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Failure to lime-wash or repair a building, if so required by local government.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 39. [Amount of Fine] Rs.1,000 [Offence]

Output: Begging importunately for alms by exposing any deformity or disease or any offensive sore or wound to solicit charity.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 40. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Causing or permitting to be caused by any owner or keeper of an animal which, through neglect or otherwise, damages any land or crop or produce of land, or any public road.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 41. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Selling cattle and animals in contravention of any law, rule or by-laws of a local government.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 42. [Amount of Fine] Rs.600 [Offence]

Output: Kite flying in contravention of any general or specific prohibition issued by local governments.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 43. [Amount of Fine] Rs.1,000 [Offence]

Output: Keeping pigeon or other birds in a manner causing danger to air traffic.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 44. [Amount of Fine] Rs.2,000 [Offence]

Output: Digging of public land without the permission in writing of local government.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 45. [Amount of Fine] Rs.1,000 [Offence]

Output: Contravention of any prohibition or direction of the local government issued under this Act or the rules.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [S.No.] 46. [Amount of Fine] Same as for the offence specified in the Schedule [Offence]

Output: Attempt or abetment of any of the offence in this Schedule.

The Punjab Local Government Act, 2013 (Punjab Act No. XVIII of 2013)


Input: [0] 1 [THEN the period is…] 3 years [IF you…]

Output: Owe additional tax and (2), (3), and (4) do not apply to you

How Long Do I Need to Keep My Tax Records? | The TurboTax Blog


Input: [0] 2 [THEN the period is…] 6 years [IF you…]

Output: Do not report income that you should and it is more than 25% of the gross income shown on your return

How Long Do I Need to Keep My Tax Records? | The TurboTax Blog


Input: [0] 3 [THEN the period is…] No limit [IF you…]

Output: File a fraudulent return

How Long Do I Need to Keep My Tax Records? | The TurboTax Blog


Input: [0] 4 [THEN the period is…] No limit [IF you…]

Output: Do not file a return

How Long Do I Need to Keep My Tax Records? | The TurboTax Blog


Input: [0] 5 [THEN the period is…] The later of 3 years or 2 years after tax was paid. [IF you…]

Output: File a claim for credit or refund after you filed your return

How Long Do I Need to Keep My Tax Records? | The TurboTax Blog


Input: [0] 6 [THEN the period is…] 7 years [IF you…]

Output: File a claim for a loss from worthless securities

How Long Do I Need to Keep My Tax Records? | The TurboTax Blog


Input: [Dry Skin] Calendula [Oily Skin]

Output: Rosemary

Easy Herbal Infused Honey - Tantalizing for Your Tongue and Beautifying for Your Face | Crunchy Betty


Input: [Dry Skin] Rose [Oily Skin]

Output: Lavender

Easy Herbal Infused Honey - Tantalizing for Your Tongue and Beautifying for Your Face | Crunchy Betty


Input: [Dry Skin] Lavender [Oily Skin]

Output: Sage

Easy Herbal Infused Honey - Tantalizing for Your Tongue and Beautifying for Your Face | Crunchy Betty


Input: [Dry Skin] Comfrey (don't take internally) [Oily Skin]

Output: Thyme

Easy Herbal Infused Honey - Tantalizing for Your Tongue and Beautifying for Your Face | Crunchy Betty


Input: [Dry Skin] Yarrow [Oily Skin]

Output: Fennel

Easy Herbal Infused Honey - Tantalizing for Your Tongue and Beautifying for Your Face | Crunchy Betty


Input: [Dry Skin] Anise [Oily Skin]

Output: Lemongrass

Easy Herbal Infused Honey - Tantalizing for Your Tongue and Beautifying for Your Face | Crunchy Betty


Input: [Dry Skin] Parsley [Oily Skin]

Output: Strawberry Leaves

Easy Herbal Infused Honey - Tantalizing for Your Tongue and Beautifying for Your Face | Crunchy Betty


Input: [Dry Skin] Dandelion [Oily Skin]

Output: Parsley

Easy Herbal Infused Honey - Tantalizing for Your Tongue and Beautifying for Your Face | Crunchy Betty


Input: [Dry Skin] Chamomile [Oily Skin]

Output: Peppermint

Easy Herbal Infused Honey - Tantalizing for Your Tongue and Beautifying for Your Face | Crunchy Betty


Input: [User Questions] 1. Why should I join this community? [Usability Concerns] Does the community have a clear and meaningful name? Is there a clear description of the communityâ€™s purpose? Is the content attractively presented (design, colour, graphics etc.? Will the site be updated regularly [Sociability Concerns]

Output: What title and content will communicate the communityâ€™s purpose effectively and attract people?

CoP Usability and Sociability Heuristics | Curation, Communities & Collaboration


Input: [User Questions] 2. How do I join or leave? [Usability Concerns] Are the instructions for registering clear? Is it a short procedure? Is there a statement ensuring privacy and security? [Sociability Concerns]

Output: Should this be an open or a closed community? How sensitive are the issues and participants? Do we want to control who joins?

CoP Usability and Sociability Heuristics | Curation, Communities & Collaboration


Input: [User Questions] 3. What are the rules? [Usability Concerns] Are policies clearly and concisely worded and appropriately positioned? [Sociability Concerns]

Output: What polices are needed? Should a facilitator guide and enforce rules? Do we need disclaimers ort other statements of intent?

CoP Usability and Sociability Heuristics | Curation, Communities & Collaboration


Input: [User Questions] 4. How do I read and send messages? [Usability Concerns] Has appropriate support been defined and provides (e.g. templates, emoticons, FAQs, single messages or digests for listservers? [Sociability Concerns]

Output: Is support needed for newcomers? Should the system facilitate sending private and group messages?

CoP Usability and Sociability Heuristics | Curation, Communities & Collaboration


Input: [User Questions] 5. Can I do want I want easily? [Usability Concerns] What capabilities will best meet communications needs (e.g. different formats for information, such as Web pages , FAQs, content variation; search facilities, effective help at the appropriate level; private communication, etc.)? [Sociability Concerns]

Output: What is the best way to ensure that the community is a congenial place, one where people can do what they want to do? What are the communication needs of the community?

CoP Usability and Sociability Heuristics | Curation, Communities & Collaboration


Input: [User Questions] 6. Is the community safe? [Usability Concerns] What are the best ways to protect personal information, secure transaction processing, support private discussion, and protect members from aggressive behaviour? [Sociability Concerns]

Output: Will the community need a facilitator to ensure appropriate behaviour? What level of confidentiality and security is needed?

CoP Usability and Sociability Heuristics | Curation, Communities & Collaboration


Input: [User Questions] 7. Can I express myself as I wish? [Usability Concerns] Will users need, want or expect emoticons, avatars, content icons, a seamless link to private email, Web pages etc.? [Sociability Concerns]

Output: What kind of communication capabilities does a community with this purpose require, and how should they be supported?

CoP Usability and Sociability Heuristics | Curation, Communities & Collaboration


Input: [User Questions] 8. Why should I come back? [Usability Concerns] How often and by what method should content be changed (e.g. news, broadcast, provocateur to stimulate discussion, etc.)? [Sociability Concerns]

Output: What will entice people to return on a regular basis?

CoP Usability and Sociability Heuristics | Curation, Communities & Collaboration


Input: [PostgreSQL Types] postgresql.types.INT2OID [Python Types] int [SQL Types]

Output: smallint

Driver — py-postgresql v0.9.3 documentation

Python types used to represent PostgreSQL types.


Input: [PostgreSQL Types] postgresql.types.INT4OID [Python Types] int [SQL Types]

Output: integer

Driver — py-postgresql v0.9.3 documentation


Input: [PostgreSQL Types] postgresql.types.INT8OID [Python Types] int [SQL Types]

Output: bigint

Driver — py-postgresql v0.9.3 documentation


Input: [PostgreSQL Types] postgresql.types.FLOAT4OID [Python Types] float [SQL Types]

Output: float

Driver — py-postgresql v0.9.3 documentation


Input: [PostgreSQL Types] postgresql.types.FLOAT8OID [Python Types] float [SQL Types]

Output: double

Driver — py-postgresql v0.9.3 documentation


Input: [PostgreSQL Types] postgresql.types.VARCHAROID [Python Types] str [SQL Types]

Output: varchar

Driver — py-postgresql v0.9.3 documentation


Input: [PostgreSQL Types] postgresql.types.BPCHAROID [Python Types] str [SQL Types]

Output: char

Driver — py-postgresql v0.9.3 documentation


Input: [PostgreSQL Types] postgresql.types.XMLOID [Python Types] xml.etree (cElementTree) [SQL Types]

Output: xml

Driver — py-postgresql v0.9.3 documentation


Input: [PostgreSQL Types] postgresql.types.DATEOID [Python Types] datetime.date [SQL Types]

Output: date

Driver — py-postgresql v0.9.3 documentation


Input: [PostgreSQL Types] postgresql.types.TIMESTAMPOID [Python Types] datetime.datetime [SQL Types]

Output: timestamp

Driver — py-postgresql v0.9.3 documentation


Input: [PostgreSQL Types] postgresql.types.TIMESTAMPTZOID [Python Types] datetime.datetime (tzinfo) [SQL Types]

Output: timestamptz

Driver — py-postgresql v0.9.3 documentation


Input: [PostgreSQL Types] postgresql.types.TIMEOID [Python Types] datetime.time [SQL Types]

Output: time

Driver — py-postgresql v0.9.3 documentation


Input: [PostgreSQL Types] postgresql.types.TIMETZOID [Python Types] datetime.time [SQL Types]

Output: timetz

Driver — py-postgresql v0.9.3 documentation


Input: [PostgreSQL Types] postgresql.types.INTERVALOID [Python Types] datetime.timedelta [SQL Types]

Output: interval

Driver — py-postgresql v0.9.3 documentation


Input: [PostgreSQL Types] postgresql.types.NUMERICOID [Python Types] decimal.Decimal [SQL Types]

Output: numeric

Driver — py-postgresql v0.9.3 documentation


Input: [PostgreSQL Types] postgresql.types.BYTEAOID [Python Types] bytes [SQL Types]

Output: bytea

Driver — py-postgresql v0.9.3 documentation


Input: [PostgreSQL Types] postgresql.types.TEXTOID [Python Types] str [SQL Types]

Output: text

Driver — py-postgresql v0.9.3 documentation


Input: [Research Rationale] Instruments not automated, less expensive.Researchers dynamically perform and adapt experiments to data in flight. [Improvement Over] Orbital, Some Suborbital [Key Advantage]

Output: Human Tended

Research & Education | World View Experience


Input: [Research Rationale] Launch cost less: 600x less than a Soyuz flight, 30x less expensive than a Black Brant sounding rocket.Gentler ride means instrumentation and equipment are less expensive, and crew training requirements are lower. [Improvement Over] Orbital, Rocket Suborbital [Key Advantage]

Output: Lower Cost

Research & Education | World View Experience


Input: [Research Rationale] Hours vs. few minutes: More observations and experiment runs Able to observe more changes in phenomena Sufficient time to teach classes, make educational and media videos [Improvement Over] Rocket Suborbital [Key Advantage]

Output: Longer Duration

Research & Education | World View Experience


Input: [Research Rationale] Higher ground resolution, longer lower-level exposure, good access to the entire stratosphere. [Improvement Over] Orbital, Rocket Suborbital [Key Advantage]

Output: Altitude

Research & Education | World View Experience


Input: [Research Rationale] Gentler ride for instruments. [Improvement Over] Orbital, Rocket Suborbital [Key Advantage]

Output: Lower G’s & Vibration

Research & Education | World View Experience


Input: [Research Rationale] Ability to transect the atmosphere and cover more ground. [Improvement Over] Rocket Suborbital [Key Advantage]

Output: Increased Range

Research & Education | World View Experience


Input: [Research Rationale] Better for many kinds of atmospheric and meteoritic sampling. [Improvement Over] Orbital, Rocket Suborbital [Key Advantage]

Output: Lower Speed

Research & Education | World View Experience


Input: [Research Rationale] Simpler design and operations, “ground-like” laboratory environment. [Improvement Over] Orbital, Rocket Suborbital [Key Advantage]

Output: No Zero-G

Research & Education | World View Experience


Input: [ABE unit] Level 4 Introduction to Business Communication [ICPAP modules]

Output: Business English and Communication


Input: [ABE unit] Level 6 Economics for Business [ICPAP modules]

Output: Economic Analysis and Business Environment


Input: [ABE unit] Level 4 Introduction to Quantitative Methods [ICPAP modules]

Output: Quantitative Methods and Techniques


Input: [ABE unit] Level 4 Introduction to Accounting OR Level 4 Accounting for Financial Managers AND Level 5 Managerial Accounting [ICPAP modules]

Output: Financial Accounting AND Cost and Management Accounting


Input: [ABE unit] Level 6 Corporate Finance [ICPAP modules]

Output: Financial Management


Input: [ABE unit] Level 5 Systems Management and Internal Financial Controls [ICPAP modules]

Output: Audit and Assurance


Input: [ABE unit] Level 6 Corporate Strategy and Planning [ICPAP modules]

Output: Business Analysis and Decision Making


Input: [ABE unit] Level 6 Financial Accounting [ICPAP modules]

Output: Financial and Corporate Reporting


Input: [ABE unit] Level 5 People Planning and Resourcing [ICPAP modules]

Output: Human Resource Accounting and Auditing


Input: [ABE unit] Level 5 Human Resource Management [ICPAP modules]

Output: Human Resource Management


Input: [ABE unit] Level 5 Human Resource Development [ICPAP modules]

Output: Human Resource Planning and Development


Input: [Resource] EKit [Retail Value] $69.00 [More Information]

Output: Clean Out Your Inbox Week eKit - 98 pages of action steps, suggested timing, sample scripts and 30+ posters

Marsha Egan's Inbox Detox — Detoxify Your Inbox, Lead Your Life - Culture Shift Bundle


Input: [Resource] DVD [Retail Value] $179.00 [More Information]

Output: Taming D. E-mail Tiger DVD 55 minute workshop DVD to use in meetings with your employees, sample handout included

Marsha Egan's Inbox Detox — Detoxify Your Inbox, Lead Your Life - Culture Shift Bundle


Input: [Resource] Book [Retail Value] $19.95 [More Information]

Output: Inbox Detox and the Habit of E-mail Excellence The best-selling email productivity book which includes the "12 Steps to Curing Your Email E-ddiction"

Marsha Egan's Inbox Detox — Detoxify Your Inbox, Lead Your Life - Culture Shift Bundle


Input: [Resource] License [Retail Value] each $2.95 [More Information]

Output: License to distribute "E-mail Savvy" an 8 page e-magazine for you to distribute after your campaign

Marsha Egan's Inbox Detox — Detoxify Your Inbox, Lead Your Life - Culture Shift Bundle


Input: [Resource] Articles [Retail Value] $600.00 [More Information]

Output: 12 articles for your monthly in-house newsletter, for you to distribute monthly

Marsha Egan's Inbox Detox — Detoxify Your Inbox, Lead Your Life - Culture Shift Bundle


Input: [Resource] Poster [Retail Value] Incl. [More Information]

Output: 10 Best Practices of a Positive E-mail Culture A poster featuring best practices your employees should embrace

Marsha Egan's Inbox Detox — Detoxify Your Inbox, Lead Your Life - Culture Shift Bundle


Input: [Resource] eBook [Retail Value] $47.95 [More Information]

Output: Reclaiming Workplace Productivity A Manager's Guide to understanding and implementing best practices in emailing

Marsha Egan's Inbox Detox — Detoxify Your Inbox, Lead Your Life - Culture Shift Bundle


Input: [Resource] Digital Bundle [Retail Value] $79.00 [More Information]

Output: All resources included in the Inbox Detox Digital Bundle

Marsha Egan's Inbox Detox — Detoxify Your Inbox, Lead Your Life - Culture Shift Bundle


Input: [More Information]

Output: ->Inbox Detox and the Habit of Email Excellence - 180 page digital version of the book ->Inbox Detox: Overload to Empty in 12 Simple Steps - 48 minute audio MP3 ->Inbox Detox: E-Message Excellence - 52 minute audio MP3

Marsha Egan's Inbox Detox — Detoxify Your Inbox, Lead Your Life - Culture Shift Bundle


Input: [Retail Value] $1,000.00+ [More Information]

Output: Total value:

Marsha Egan's Inbox Detox — Detoxify Your Inbox, Lead Your Life - Culture Shift Bundle


Input: [Retail Value] Only $277.00 [More Information]

Output: Your investment:

Marsha Egan's Inbox Detox — Detoxify Your Inbox, Lead Your Life - Culture Shift Bundle


Input: [Character] Monkey D. Luffy [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: yes

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Roronoa Zoro [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: yes

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Nami [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: yes

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Usopp [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: yes

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Sanji [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: yes

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Tony Tony Chopper [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: yes

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Nico Robin [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: yes

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Franky [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: no

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Brook [Second Beta] no [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: yy

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Portgas D. Ace [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: yes

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Wiper [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: no

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Smoker [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: yes

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Tashigi [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: yes

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Axe-Hand Morgan [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: no

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Marine [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: no

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Blueno [Second Beta] no [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: no

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Rob Lucci [Second Beta] no [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: no

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Buggy the Clown [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: no

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Captain Kuro [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: yes

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Don Krieg [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: no

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Arlong [Second Beta] no [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: no

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Mr. 2 Bon Clay [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: yes

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Mr. 1 [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: yes

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Crocodile [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: yes

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Foxy [Second Beta] no [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: no

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Dracule Mihawk [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: yes

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Gecko Moria [Second Beta] no [Third Beta] no [First Beta]

Output: no

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Blackbeard [Second Beta] no [Third Beta] no [First Beta]

Output: no

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Shanks [Second Beta] no [Third Beta] no [First Beta]

Output: no

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Trafalgar Law [Second Beta] no [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: no

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [Character] Pirate Crew [Second Beta] yes [Third Beta] yes [First Beta]

Output: no

One Piece: Grand Line Bout - The MUGEN Database, the M.U.G.E.N content encyclopedia


Input: [River Otters] Are about 20-25 pounds [Sea Otters]

Output: Are about 50-100 pounds

River Otters Versus Sea Otters: What’s the Difference? | Aquarium of the Bay


Input: [River Otters] Live in fresh water, like rivers and lakes, and slightly salty water, like in the Bay [Sea Otters]

Output: Live in salt water, in the ocean

River Otters Versus Sea Otters: What’s the Difference? | Aquarium of the Bay


Input: [River Otters] Spend half their time on land and half in the water [Sea Otters]

Output: Almost never leave the water

River Otters Versus Sea Otters: What’s the Difference? | Aquarium of the Bay


Input: [River Otters] Swim on their bellies [Sea Otters]

Output: Float on their backs

River Otters Versus Sea Otters: What’s the Difference? | Aquarium of the Bay


Input: [River Otters] Have little paws and can run quickly on land [Sea Otters]

Output: Have wide webbed feet, and are really awkward on land, like they’re wearing SCUBA flippers

River Otters Versus Sea Otters: What’s the Difference? | Aquarium of the Bay


Input: [River Otters] Eat their food on land or on a rock or log [Sea Otters]

Output: Eat their food off their belly as they float on their backs

River Otters Versus Sea Otters: What’s the Difference? | Aquarium of the Bay


Input: [River Otters] Sleep in dens underground [Sea Otters]

Output: Sleep wrapped in a kelp “seatbelt”

River Otters Versus Sea Otters: What’s the Difference? | Aquarium of the Bay


Input: [River Otters] Eat fish, frogs, crayfish, bugs, rats, and birds [Sea Otters]

Output: Eat urchins, crabs, clams, octopuses

River Otters Versus Sea Otters: What’s the Difference? | Aquarium of the Bay


Input: [Page Title] 2015 and 2016 National Dues, Nondeductible Dues, Nondeductible Dues [Search Access] Yes [Page Name]

Output: DuesTransmittalInfo

NAR Financial Information - NRDs, Ecommerce, Member Financial Policy


Input: [Page Title] Houston Ecommerce Analysis [Search Access] Yes [Page Name]

Output: HoustonEcomAnalysis

NAR Financial Information - NRDs, Ecommerce, Member Financial Policy


Input: [Page Title] NAR Dues Collection Policy [Search Access] Yes [Page Name]

Output: DuesCollectionPolicy

NAR Financial Information - NRDs, Ecommerce, Member Financial Policy


Input: [Page Title] NAR Dues Transmittal Form [Search Access] Yes [Page Name]

Output: DuesTransmittalForm

NAR Financial Information - NRDs, Ecommerce, Member Financial Policy


Input: [Page Title] NAR Financial Information - NRDs, Ecommerce, Member Financial Policy [Search Access] Yes [Page Name]

Output: NARFinancialHome


Input: [Page Title] NAR Institute Affiliate Dues Collection Policy [Search Access] Yes [Page Name]

Output: InstituteAffilDuesCollectionPolicy

NAR Financial Information - NRDs, Ecommerce, Member Financial Policy


Input: [Page Title] NRDS Frequently Asked Questions NRDS FAQ [Search Access] Yes [Page Name]

Output: NRDSFAQ

NAR Financial Information - NRDs, Ecommerce, Member Financial Policy


Input: [Page Title] NRDS Standards & Policies [Search Access] Yes [Page Name]

Output: NRDSStandardsPolicies

NAR Financial Information - NRDs, Ecommerce, Member Financial Policy


Input: [Page Title] REALTOR Ecommerce Network [Search Access] Yes [Page Name]

Output: REALTOREcommerceNetwork

NAR Financial Information - NRDs, Ecommerce, Member Financial Policy


Input: [Page Title] Vermont Ecommerce Analysis [Search Access] Yes [Page Name]

Output: VermontEcomAnalysis

NAR Financial Information - NRDs, Ecommerce, Member Financial Policy


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

Output: On


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Unlimited


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

Output: Unlimited


Input: [0] latitude [Units] degrees from -90 to 90 inclusive [Interpretation]

Output: latitude according to WGS84


Input: [0] longitude [Units] degrees from -180 to 180 inclusive [Interpretation]

Output: longitude according to WGS84


Input: [0] altitude [Units] meters [Interpretation]

Output: height above geoid or height above ground, depending on application


Input: [0] radius [Units] meters [Interpretation]

Output: depends on application


Input: [0] direction [Units] degrees from -180 to 180 inclusive [Interpretation]

Output: angle clockwise of local north according to WGS84


Input: [0] tilt [Units] degrees from -180 to 180 inclusive [Interpretation]

Output: angle upwards of directly ahead


Input: [Year] 1 [Events] Lorn must become a Mirror Lancer officer of the White Empire of Cyador, hiding his talents as a magus, while fighting barbarians and the Accursed Forest, and falling in love with the merchanter Ryalth. [Novel]

Output: Magi'i of Cyador

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Year] 8 [Events] Now an overcaptain, Lorn - and Ryalth - must discover how to keep Lorn from falling prey to plots from ambitious senior officers, merchanters, and Magi'i who plot various coups to take over the Malachite Throne, and stop a barbarian invasion. [Novel]

Output: Scion of Cyador

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Year] 401 [Events] Ryba's and Nylan's ship Winterlance breaks the order-chaos barrier into new universe; they and 24 female marines planetfall to the Roof of World, survive local attacks, build Tower Black and Westwind, and begin the Westwind guards. [Novel]

Output: Fall of Angels

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Year] 403 [Events] Nylan and Ayrlyn leave Westwind. They seek refuge in Lornth, which comes under attack by Cyador, the first white empire. Nylan must discover the secret of the accursed forest to save Lornth and his son. [Novel]

Output: The Chaos Balance

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Year] 415 [Events] Saryn and Ryba face invasion of Westwind by Gallos, Suthyan treachery, and a lords' rebellion in Lornth that threatens peace between the Regency and Westwind, and only Saryn can make the difference and pay the price. [Novel]

Output: Arms-Commander

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Year] 425 [Events] Lephi and Lerial, grandsons of the fallen Emperor of Cyador struggle to help their father, Kiedron, maintain the Duchy of Cigoerne, established in Hamor after the fall of Cyad. [Novel]

Output: Cyador's Heirs

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Year] 433 [Events] Lerial, now a full captain in the Mirror Lancers of Cigoerne, is dispatched to neighboring Afrit to to help repel a possible invasion that threatens not only Afrit, but Cigoerne as well. [Novel]

Output: Heritage of Cyador

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Year] 900 [Events] Creslin, son of the Marshall of Westwind, flees an arranged marriage; is enslaved by the White Wizards, escapes, and enters a marriage of convenience to Maegara, the white witch; they escape Candar to a desert isle where they create the island nation of Recluce. [Novel]

Output: The Towers of Sunset

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Year] 1190 [Events] Cerryl, orphan son of a renegade white mage, works his way toward the heritage which fate - and the Guild of the White Order - have denied him. He becomes an apprentice scrivener in Fairhaven, only to discover the white wizards are observing his every move... and may take his life. [Novel]

Output: The White Order

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Year] 1200 [Events] Dorrin is exiled from Recluce because of his love of forbidden machines; he, Kadara, and Brede travel through Candar and settle in Spidlar; the White Wizards of Fairhaven raise mountains and build roads through them to unite Candar under chaos-rule; Dorrin tries to build machines, many turned to war uses by Brede, as the three fend off chaos. [Novel]

Output: The Magic Engineer

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Year] 1205 [Events] Cerryl finds that he had only begun to discover the problems facing Fairhaven and the White Order and now must cope with dangers from all over Candar, from Recluce, and from within Fairhaven itself, including the jealousy and instability of the High Wizard himself. [Novel]

Output: Colors of Chaos

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Year] 1500 [Events] Rahl is an apprentice scrivener in Land's End who refuses to believe he has order skills - until he finds himself facing charges of misuse of order and possible exile - or even death - before he is trained and sent to Hamor, where the dangers and challenges he faces are far greater than he realized could be possible. [Novel]

Output: Natural Ordermage

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Year] 1503 [Events] As a junior mage-guard, Rahl must return to Recluce with his mentor to tell the magisters of the destruction of their trading center in Swartheld... and then go back to Hamor where he is transferred to the army charged with putting down a rebellion against the Emperor... in a conflict where nothing is what it seems. [Novel]

Output: Mage-Guard of Hamor

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Year] 1650 [Events] Justen, a Black engineer, and his brother Gunnar volunteer to help Sarronnyn fight off the White Wizards of Fairhaven; Justen is driven into the Stone Hills, then rescued by a druid to face greater trials. He defies the Council of Recluce and builds a weapon horrifying both the Council and the White Wizards in his efforts to destroy Fairhaven. [Novel]

Output: The Order War

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Year] 1710 [Events] Kharl, a cooper in Brysta, rescues a young woman Blackstaffer, only to find that he has earned the wrath of the heir to one of the Lords of the Quadrant who rule Nordla. With a black staff he does not understand and white wizards opposing him he must find a way to leave Brysta or die - yet what of his family and his cooperage? [Novel]

Output: The Wellspring of Chaos

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Year] 1712 [Events] Kharl has become the Lord's Mage of Austra, only to find himself facing a rebellion by nobles dissatisfied with Lord Ghrant's efforts to curtail their excesses and corruption. And if he succeeds in keeping the young ruler on the throne, he will face an even greater challenge back in Nordla. [Novel]

Output: Ordermaster

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Year] 1850 [Events] Young, bored, woodworker Lerris leaves Recluce on his dangergeld exile; he travels Candar and finds the gray wizard Justen; he escapes danger and becomes a woodworker again; he fights the great white wizard Antonin; then finds love and understanding with Krystal, subcommander of Kyphros. [Novel]

Output: The Magic of Recluce

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Year] 1855 [Events] Lerris, Krystal, and all of Candar are threatened by both the growing power of the Emperor of Hamor and the growth of Chaos; Hamor attacks Candar, and then Recluce; in the end Lerris must attempt to destroy Hamor's power and the power of Chaos, or face the proverbial fate worse than death. [Novel]

Output: The Death of Chaos

Recluce: The Official L.E. Modesitt, Jr. Fan Site :: Recluce Chronology


Input: [Offense] Touch natural body of a Dhtirastra [Dhtirastra] - [Vayish] X [Shathiri] X [Parhmi] X [Purification] Bathe [Level]

Output: Minor

Thaumatan | World of Wu-Yu | Obsidian Portal


Input: [Offense] Touch a mithril item for the first time without reciting the name of an ancestor [Dhtirastra] - [Vayish] X [Shathiri] X [Parhmi] X [Purification] Wear bark-cloth clothing for 1 week [Level]

Output: Minor

Thaumatan | World of Wu-Yu | Obsidian Portal


Input: [Offense] Use mithril in an impure manner, such as allowing it to contact urine, feces, or a corpse [Dhtirastra] - [Vayish] X [Shathiri] X [Parhmi] X [Purification] Carefully scrub the mithril item with clarified butter while reciting mantras [Level]

Output: Minor

Thaumatan | World of Wu-Yu | Obsidian Portal


Input: [Offense] Use a forge while in a state of Impurity [Dhtirastra] - [Vayish] X [Shathiri] X [Parhmi] X [Purification] Abstain from touching any metal items for 1 week [Level]

Output: Minor

Thaumatan | World of Wu-Yu | Obsidian Portal


Input: [Offense] Take up a profession inappropriate to caste [Dhtirastra] - [Vayish] X [Shathiri] X [Parhmi] X [Purification] Discontinue the profession and wear black for one year [Level]

Output: Minor

Thaumatan | World of Wu-Yu | Obsidian Portal


Input: [Offense] Break a vow or oath made on the name of an ancestor [Dhtirastra] - [Vayish] X [Shathiri] X [Parhmi] X [Purification] Go on a quest determined by a blood relative to whom the offense is confessed, or bathe three times in the river Tathata [Level]

Output: Minor

Thaumatan | World of Wu-Yu | Obsidian Portal


Input: [Offense] Use a mithril item for a heinous deed such as murder, attacking an unaware or defenseless victim, or attacking a blood relative [Dhtirastra] - [Vayish] X [Shathiri] X [Parhmi] X [Purification] Melt down the mithril and bury it or cast it into a pit or body of water, then bathe 7 times in the river Tathata. If the mithril is not properly disposed of, anyone who touches it regardless of race and religion will be cursed and suffer the same effects as a Major Offense [Level]

Output: Minor

Thaumatan | World of Wu-Yu | Obsidian Portal


Input: [Offense] Cut one’s hair [Dhtirastra] - [Vayish] - [Shathiri] - [Parhmi] X [Purification] Bathe in the river Tathata or kill the person who cut it [Level]

Output: Minor

Thaumatan | World of Wu-Yu | Obsidian Portal


Input: [Offense] Marry outside one’s caste [Dhtirastra] X [Vayish] X [Shathiri] X [Parhmi] X [Purification] Divorce and bathe in the river Tathata [Level]

Output: Major

Thaumatan | World of Wu-Yu | Obsidian Portal


Input: [Offense] Publicly recite backwards your name, the names of your parents, and the names of your grandparents [Dhtirastra] X [Vayish] X [Shathiri] X [Parhmi] X [Purification] Recant and bathe in the river Tathata [Level]

Output: Major

Thaumatan | World of Wu-Yu | Obsidian Portal


Input: [Offense] Use mithril to kill a blood relative [Dhtirastra] X [Vayish] X [Shathiri] X [Parhmi] X [Purification] Spend one year in service to the victim’s next of kin [Level]

Output: Major

Thaumatan | World of Wu-Yu | Obsidian Portal


Input: [Credit/Refund Rate] 100%

Output: Prior to first day of classes

Credit/Refund Policy :: Undergraduate Catalog :: Normal Campus


Input: [Credit/Refund Rate] 85%

Output: During first week of classes

Credit/Refund Policy :: Undergraduate Catalog :: Normal Campus


Input: [Credit/Refund Rate] 70%

Output: During second week of classes

Credit/Refund Policy :: Undergraduate Catalog :: Normal Campus


Input: [Credit/Refund Rate] 55%

Output: During third week of classes

Credit/Refund Policy :: Undergraduate Catalog :: Normal Campus


Input: [Credit/Refund Rate] 40%

Output: During fourth week of classes

Credit/Refund Policy :: Undergraduate Catalog :: Normal Campus


Input: [Credit/Refund Rate] No Credits/Refunds

Output: During fifth week of classes

Credit/Refund Policy :: Undergraduate Catalog :: Normal Campus


Input: [Sl. No] 1 [Unit]

Output: International Health Regulations (IHR) / Public Health Legislature

National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC)


Input: [Sl. No] 2 [Unit]

Output: Field Epidemiology Training Programme & Computer Lab

National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC)


Input: [Sl. No] 3 [Unit]

Output: Disaster epidemiology / Zoonotic Diseases & Bioterrorism

National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC)


Input: [Sl. No] 4 [Unit]

Output: Master of Public Heath (Field Epidemiology) course & Non-Communicable Disease Epidemiology

National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC)


Input: [Sl. No] 5 [Unit]

Output: Vector & Water Borne Diseases Vector & Water Borne Diseases

National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC)


Input: [Sl. No] 6 [Unit]

Output: India Epidemic Intelligence Service Program

National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC)


Input: [Name] Info [Email] This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. [Position]

Output: General Information


Input: [Name] Find a Practitioner [Email] This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. [Position]

Output: Questions related to finding a practitioner


Input: [Name] Membership [Email] This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. [Position]

Output: Issues related to USATAA membership


Input: [Name] Listings [Email] This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. [Position]

Output: Issues related to Professional Listings


Input: [Name] Billing [Email] This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. [Position]

Output: Issues related to dues, payments and invoices.


Input: [Name] Webmaster [Email] This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. [Position]

Output: Website-related issues


Input: [Name] Coordinating Council or Regional Representative [Email] Coordinating Council [Position]

Output: Questions for the Coordinating Council or your Regional Rep


Input: Champion Gear for Kids starting at $10.99. [Expires] 08/15/2015 [2]

Output: CLAIM DEAL CLAIM DEAL

The Sports Authority Coupons: Get 5% Back When you Join The League for Free Coupon Codes - Tada


Input: 2 For $45 Taylormade RBZ Urethane Golf Balls [Expires] 12/31/2015 [2]

Output: CLAIM DEAL CLAIM DEAL

The Sports Authority Coupons: Get 5% Back When you Join The League for Free Coupon Codes - Tada


Input: 10% off when you sign up for emails. [Expires] No Expiration [2]

Output: SIGN UP SIGN UP

The Sports Authority Coupons: Get 5% Back When you Join The League for Free Coupon Codes - Tada


Input: Power Play Deals: The best buys of the week. [Expires] No Expiration [2]

Output: CLAIM DEAL CLAIM DEAL

The Sports Authority Coupons: Get 5% Back When you Join The League for Free Coupon Codes - Tada


Input: Earn 5% Cash Back on Your orders when you Become a Member of The League. [Expires] No Expiration [2]

Output: GET REBATE GET REBATE

The Sports Authority Coupons: Get 5% Back When you Join The League for Free Coupon Codes - Tada


Input: Get 5% Back When you Join The League for Free [Expires] No Expiration [2]

Output: 5% BACK ON EVERY PURCHASE 5% BACK ON EVERY PURCHASE

The Sports Authority Coupons: Get 5% Back When you Join The League for Free Coupon Codes - Tada


Input: [Name] Fun Script [Latest Version] 1.7 [OSI Package] Yes [Description]

Output: A script that I did to have some fun. Never ends, being you and your enemies always restored.


Input: [Name] Fun Script Arena [Latest Version] 1.4 [OSI Package] Yes [Description]

Output: Same as above, but in arena style. Also have some differences in game.


Input: [Name] Take me down [Latest Version] 1.1.1 [OSI Package] Yes [Description]

Output: The objective of this mod is try that enemy fall. This version include multi arenas and frag limit. Check the readme for more information.


Input: [Name] Thousand Dragons [Latest Version] 1.2 [OSI Package] Yes [Description]

Output: Cool script with a lot of enemies, a big boss and new moves for Konoko! Now also have savepoints.


Input: [Name] Tournament in real time 1 [Latest Version] 1.1 [OSI Package] Yes [Description]

Output: Arena script, where enemies appear after the time is over.


Input: [Name] Tournament in real time 2 [Latest Version] 2.1 [OSI Package] Yes [Description]

Output: An alternate version of the above.


Input: [Name] Tournament in real time 3 [Latest Version] 3.1 [OSI Package] Yes [Description]

Output: An alternate version of the above.


Input: [Name] Tournament in real time Special Edition [Latest Version] 1.1 [OSI Package] Yes [Description]

Output: An alternate version of the above. The more complex.


Input: [Name] The Mysterious Lab [Latest Version] 1.0 [OSI Package] No [Description]

Output: My first script. Make some changes to dream lab how for example: You can play against Muro, Konoko and griffin at same time.


Input: [Name] Airport Assault 2 [Latest Version] 1.1 [OSI Package] Yes [Description]

Output: It's a little edit to the airport level. Also one of my first scripts (2004 =P), so it will include no sense story, if any and bad English. However it still a fun script that everybody should try.


Input: [Name] Airport Assault 2 (Alternate Version) [Latest Version] 2.1 [OSI Package] Yes [Description]

Output: An Alternate version of above.


Input: [Jurisdiction] KS [Owner] No [Lienholder] Yes [Comments]

Output: Titles with liens are electronic.


Input: [Jurisdiction] MI [Owner] Yes [Lienholder] Yes [Comments]

Output: The owner holds title, unless s/he authorizes the title to be mailed to the lienholder.


Input: [Jurisdiction] MO [Owner] Yes [Lienholder] Yes [Comments]

Output: The owner holds title, unless the lienholder requests the title.


Input: [Jurisdiction] NE [Owner] No [Lienholder] Yes [Comments]

Output: Titles with liens are electronic.


Input: [Jurisdiction] SD [Owner] No [Lienholder] Yes [Comments]

Output: Titles with liens are electronic.


Input: [Jurisdiction] WI [Owner] No [Lienholder] Yes [Comments]

Output: Change effective July 2012


Input: [Jurisdiction] WY [Owner] Yes [Lienholder] No [Comments]

Output: A title can be issued to either the owner or lienholder as requested.


Input: [Jurisdiction] Jurisdiction [Owner] Owner [Lienholder] Lienholder [Comments]

Output: Comments


Input: [User name] w2mllogout [w2mllog parameter] out [w2mlusr parameter] any [w2mlpwd parameter] any [Name given to…]

Output: logged out visitors

Predefined users


Input: [User name] w2mlanon [w2mllog parameter] - [w2mlusr parameter] none [w2mlpwd parameter] any [Name given to…]

Output: anonymous visitors

Predefined users


Input: [User name] w2mlwrong [w2mllog parameter] - [w2mlusr parameter] illegal [w2mlpwd parameter] any [Name given to…]

Output: visitors using a predefined user name with w2mlusr

Predefined users


Input: [User name] w2mlnolog [w2mllog parameter] - [w2mlusr parameter] present [w2mlpwd parameter] any [Name given to…]

Output: unauthentified visitors (who may be given another name by the login attribute)

Predefined users


Input: [User name] w2mlunknown [w2mllog parameter] - [w2mlusr parameter] unknown [w2mlpwd parameter] any [Name given to…]

Output: visitors with unknown name (set by the login attribute)

Predefined users


Input: [User name] w2mlnopwd [w2mllog parameter] - [w2mlusr parameter] known [w2mlpwd parameter] wrong [Name given to…]

Output: visitors with wrong password (set by the login attribute)

Predefined users


Input: [User name] user [w2mllog parameter] - [w2mlusr parameter] known [w2mlpwd parameter] correct [Name given to…]

Output: visitors with correct name and password (set by the login attribute for successful login)

Predefined users


Input: [What does it mean?] % of shares held by black people [QSE Scorecard] 25 points [M&L Scorecard] 20 points [Element]

Output: Ownership

► Black Economic Empowerment in South Africa and BEE


Input: [What does it mean?] Directors and senior management positions held by black employees [QSE Scorecard] 25 points [M&L Scorecard] 10 points [Element]

Output: Management control

► Black Economic Empowerment in South Africa and BEE


Input: [What does it mean?] Implementing an affirmative action plan [QSE Scorecard] 25 points [M&L Scorecard] 15 points [Element]

Output: Employment equity

► Black Economic Empowerment in South Africa and BEE


Input: [What does it mean?] Money spent on up-skilling black people [QSE Scorecard] 25 points [M&L Scorecard] 15 points [Element]

Output: Skills Development

► Black Economic Empowerment in South Africa and BEE


Input: [What does it mean?] Purchases from BEE-compliant companies [QSE Scorecard] 25 points [M&L Scorecard] 20 points [Element]

Output: Preferential Procurement

► Black Economic Empowerment in South Africa and BEE


Input: [What does it mean?] Developing small, black-owned companies [QSE Scorecard] 25 points [M&L Scorecard] 15 points [Element]

Output: Enterprise Development

► Black Economic Empowerment in South Africa and BEE


Input: [What does it mean?] Social investment initiatives [QSE Scorecard] 25 points [M&L Scorecard] 5 points [Element]

Output: Socio-economic development

► Black Economic Empowerment in South Africa and BEE


Input: [ASAP] ASL [As Soon As Possible] Tell me your Age,Sex and Location [GN] IDK [Good Night] I don’t Know [M/F] SD [Are You Male or Female?]

Output: Sweet Dreams

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Input: [ASAP] BRB [As Soon As Possible] Be Right Back [GN] JK [Good Night] Just Kidding [M/F] Tnx [Are You Male or Female?]

Output: Thanks

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Input: [ASAP] BTW [As Soon As Possible] By The Way [GN] K [Good Night] Okay [M/F] TY [Are You Male or Female?]

Output: Thank You

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Input: [ASAP] ROFL [As Soon As Possible] Rolling on Floor Laughing [GN] LOL [Good Night] Laugh out Loud [M/F] TTYL [Are You Male or Female?]

Output: Talk to you later

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Input: [ASAP] FYI [As Soon As Possible] For Your Information [GN] LMAO [Good Night] Laugh My Ass Of [M/F] WTF [Are You Male or Female?]

Output: What The F**k

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Input: [ASAP] FB [As Soon As Possible] Facebook [GN] LMFAO [Good Night] Laugh my f**king ass off [M/F] WTH [Are You Male or Female?]

Output: What the hell

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Input: [ASAP] GM [As Soon As Possible] Good Morning [GN] LMK [Good Night] Let Me Know [M/F] zzz [Are You Male or Female?]

Output: Sleeping

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Input: [Type in:] dogs [To find:]

Output: things about dogs


Input: [Type in:] dogs cats [To find:]

Output: things about both dogs and cats


Input: [Type in:] "global warming" [To find:]

Output: the exact phrase global warming


Input: [Type in:] celtic OR irish [To find:]

Output: things with either or both the words Celtic or Irish


Input: [Type in:] celtic NOT irish [To find:]

Output: things with the word Celtic but not Irish


Input: [Type in:] globali?ation [To find:]

Output: the word globalisation or globalization


Input: [Type in:] cultur* [To find:]

Output: the words culture, cultured, cultural, culturally etc.


Input: [Type in:] 994.5* [To find:]

Output: call numbers beginning with 994.5


Input: [Symbol] n [Value]

Output: absolute value of the source number (integer and decimals).


Input: [Symbol] i [Value]

Output: integer digits of n.


Input: [Symbol] v [Value]

Output: number of visible fraction digits in n, with trailing zeros.


Input: [Symbol] w [Value]

Output: number of visible fraction digits in n, without trailing zeros.


Input: [Symbol] f [Value]

Output: visible fractional digits in n, with trailing zeros.


Input: [Symbol] t [Value]

Output: visible fractional digits in n, without trailing zeros.


Input: [Constant] ROUNDS [Description]

Output: An integer constant giving the rounding mode for floating point arithmetic: -1: unknown 0: towards zero 1: to nearest 2: toward positive infinity 3: toward negative infinity other: implementation-defined


Input: [Constant] RADIX [Description]

Output: Radix of the floating point type


Input: [Constant] MANT_DIG [Description]

Output: Number of base-RADIX digits in the floating point significand


Input: [Constant] DIG [Description]

Output: Maximum number of decimal digits that can be converted to a Float, converted back again, and rounded to DIG digits using round to nearest, without changing the decimal digits


Input: [Constant] MIN_EXP [Description]

Output: Minimum negative integer such that RADIX to that power is a normalized floating point number


Input: [Constant] MAX_EXP [Description]

Output: Maximum integer such that RADIX to that power is a representable finite floating point number


Input: [Constant] MIN_10_EXP [Description]

Output: Minimum negative integer such that 10 to that power is a normalized floating point number


Input: [Constant] MAX_10_EXP [Description]

Output: Maximum integer such that 10 to that power is a representable finite floating point number


Input: [Constant] MIN [Description]

Output: Minimum normalized finite floating point number


Input: [Constant] MAX [Description]

Output: Maximum representable finite floating point number


Input: [Constant] EPSILON [Description]

Output: The difference between 1 and the next higher representable floating point number


Input: [Category] adv [Description]

Output: All about advertising: This includes sites offering banners and banner creation as well as sites delivering banners to be shown in webpages. Advertising companies are listed, too.


Input: [Category] aggressive [Description]

Output: Sites of obvious aggressive content. This coveres hate speech and all kinds of racism.


Input: [Category] alcohol [Description]

Output: Sites of breweries, wineries and destilleries. This category also covers sites that explain howto make beer, wines and spirits.


Input: [Category] anonvpn [Description]

Output: This category covers sites providing vpn services to the public. The focus is on vpn sites used to hide the origin of the traffici like tor nodes. The category does not include company vpn accesses.


Input: [Category] automobile/bikes [Description]

Output: All around motorcycles. Included are vendor sites, resellers, fan and hobby pages as well as and suppliers. Scooters included.


Input: [Category] automobile/boats [Description]

Output: All around motorboats. Included are vendor sites, resellers, fan and hobby pages as well as and suppliers. Not included are travel tips (this can be found in recreation/travel).


Input: [Category] automobile/cars [Description]

Output: All around cars. Included are automobile companies and automotive suppliers.


Input: [Category] automobile/planes [Description]

Output: All around planes ranging from small one and two seaters up to the large traffic planes, old and new, private, commercial and military. Vendors and supplier are included (airports are not). Helicopter sites are included as well.


Input: [Category] chat [Description]

Output: Sites for realtime chatting and instant messaging. Everything that is not realtime is included in -> forum.


Input: [Category] costtraps [Description]

Output: Sites that lure with free of charge services but then give you a costly abbonement (written somewhere in tiny letters nearly unreadable).


Input: [Category] dating [Description]

Output: Sites to contact people for love and live together. He seeks her, she seeks him and so on.


Input: [Category] downloads [Description]

Output: This covers mostly filesharing, p2p and torrent sites. Other download sites (for software, wallpapers, ..) are included as well.


Input: [Category] drugs [Description]

Output: Sites offering drugs or explain how to make drugs (legal and non legal). Covers tabacco as well as viagra and similar substances.


Input: [Category] dynamic [Description]

Output: All domains where people log in from one obtaining a dynmic IP address. Dynamic sites can be most harmless as well as carry redirecting proxies to bypass the webfilter or porn, games or anything else why may be inappropiate.


Input: [Category] education/schools [Description]

Output: Home pages of schools, colleges and universities.


Input: [Category] finance/banking [Description]

Output: Home page of banking companies are listed here. This is not restricted to online banking.


Input: [Category] finance/insurance [Description]

Output: Sites of insurance companies, about information about insurances and link collections concering this subject.


Input: [Category] finance/moneylending [Description]

Output: Sites one can apply for loans and mortgages or can obtain information about this business.


Input: [Category] finance/realestate [Description]

Output: Sites about all types of realestate, bying and selling homes, finding appartments for rent and selling.


Input: [Category] finance/trading [Description]

Output: Sites about the stock exchange market, trading of stocks and stock options as well as sites related to this subject.


Input: [Category] finance/other [Description]

Output: All financial pages that do not fit in the financial categories above.


Input: [Category] fortunetelling [Description]

Output: All sites about astrology, horoscopes, numerology, palm reading and so on; sites that offer services to forsay the future.


Input: [Category] forum [Description]

Output: Discussion sites. Covered explicit forum sites and some blogs. Sites where people can discuss and share information in a non interactive/realtime way. Realtime discussions are covered with -> chat.


Input: [Category] gamble [Description]

Output: Sites offering the possibility to win money. Poker, Casino, Bingo and other chance games as well as betting sites. Differs from -> hobby/games in the aspect of winning or loosing money or being lured to do so.


Input: [Category] government [Description]

Output: Sites belonging to the goverment of a country, county or city.


Input: [Category] hacking [Description]

Output: Sites with information and discussions about security weaknesses and how to exploit them. Sites offering exploits are listed as well as sites distributing programs that help to find security leaks.


Input: [Category] hobby/cooking [Description]

Output: Sites concering food and food preparation.


Input: [Category] hobby/games-misc [Description]

Output: Sites related to games. This includes descriptions, news and general information about games. No gamble sites.


Input: [Category] hobby/games-online [Description]

Output: Sites about online games (all kinds of browserbased games). The games are for fun only (no gamble).


Input: [Category] hobby/gardening [Description]

Output: Sites about gardening, grewing plants, fighting bugs and everything else related to gardening.


Input: [Category] hobby/pets [Description]

Output: Sites about all topics concerning pets: description, raise, food, looks, fairs, favorite pet stories and so on.


Input: [Category] homestyle [Description]

Output: Sites about everything required to create a cozy home (interior design and assesoirs).


Input: [Category] hospitals [Description]

Output: Sites of hospitals and medical facilities.


Input: [Category] imagehosting [Description]

Output: Sites specialized on hosting images, photogalleries and so on.


Input: [Category] isp [Description]

Output: Home pages of Internet Service Providers. Site of companies offering webspace only are now being added, too.


Input: [Category] jobsearch [Description]

Output: Portals for job offers and job seekers as well as the career and work-for-us pages of companies.


Input: [Category] library [Description]

Output: Online libraries and sites where you can obtain and/or read e-books. Book shops are not listed here but under shopping.


Input: [Category] military [Description]

Output: Sites of military facilites or related to the armed forces.


Input: [Category] models [Description]

Output: Model agency, model and supermodel fan pages and other model sites presenting model photos. No porn pictures.


Input: [Category] movies [Description]

Output: Sites offering cinema programs, information about movies and actors. Sites for downloading video clips/movies (as long it is legal) are included as well.


Input: [Category] music [Description]

Output: Sites that offer the download of music, information about music groups or music in general.


Input: [Category] news [Description]

Output: Sites presenting news. Homepages from newspapers, magazines and journals as well as some blogs.


Input: [Category] podcasts [Description]

Output: Sites offering podcasts or podcast services.


Input: [Category] politics [Description]

Output: Sites of political parties, political organisations and associations; sites with political discussions.


Input: [Category] porn [Description]

Output: Sites about all kinds of sexual content ranging from bare bosoms to hardcore porn and sm.


Input: [Category] radiotv [Description]

Output: Domains and urls of TV and radio stations, regardless whether they offer any programs on the site or just displaying a static page. The sites offering streams are still collected in webradio and webtv, respectively.


Input: [Category] recreation/humor [Description]

Output: Humorous pages, comic strips, funny stories, everything which makes people laugh.


Input: [Category] recreation/martialarts [Description]

Output: Sites dedicated to martial arts such karate, kung fu, taek won do as well as fighting sports sites like ufc. All site listed in this category are also part of sports. This category is meant for users who wish to allow sports but no "aggressive" kind of sports.


Input: [Category] recreation/restaurants [Description]

Output: Sites of restaurants as well as restaurant descriptions and comentaries.


Input: [Category] recreation/sports [Description]

Output: All about sports: sports teams, sport discussions as well as information about sports people and the varios sports themselves.


Input: [Category] recreation/travel [Description]

Output: Sites with information about foreign countries, travel companies, travel fares, accomondations and everything else that has to do with travel including travel blogs.


Input: [Category] recreation/wellness [Description]

Output: Here: Sites about treatments for feeling internally and externally healthy and beautiful again.


Input: [Category] redirector [Description]

Output: Sites that actively help to bypass url filters by accepting urls via webform and play a proxing and redirecting role.


Input: [Category] religion [Description]

Output: Sites with religious content: all kind of churches, sects, religious interpretations and so on.


Input: [Category] remotecontrol [Description]

Output: Sites offering the service to remotely access computers, expecially (but not limited to going) through firewalls. This includes using a third party computer. Traditional VPN is not covered.


Input: [Category] ringtones [Description]

Output: Sites that offer the download of ringtones or present other informations about ringtones.


Input: [Category] science/astronomy [Description]

Output: Sites of institutions as well as of amateurs about all topics of astronomy.


Input: [Category] science/chemistry [Description]

Output: Sites of institutions as well as of amateurs about all topics of chemistry.


Input: [Category] searchengines [Description]

Output: Collection of seach engines and directory sites.


Input: [Category] sex/education [Description]

Output: Sites explaining the biological functions of the body concerning sexuality as well as sexual health; this, too, covers sites for teenagers with questions about firstlove, first sex, and subjects related to this topics. This category does not cover porn.


Input: [Category] sex/lingerie [Description]

Output: Sites selling and presenting sexy lingerie or lingerie in a sexy manner.


Input: [Category] shopping [Description]

Output: Sites offering online shopping and price comparisons.


Input: [Category] socialnet [Description]

Output: Sites bringing people together (social networking) be it for friendship or for business.


Input: [Category] spyware [Description]

Output: Sites that tries to actively try to install software (or lure the user in doing so) in order to spy the surfig behaviour (or worse). This category includes trojan and phishing sites. The homecalling site where the collecting information is sent are listed, too.


Input: [Category] tracker [Description]

Output: Site keeping an eye on where you surf and what you do in a passive. Covers web bugs, counters and other tracking mechanism in web pages that do not interfere with the local computer yet collecting information about the surfing person for later analyis. Sites actively spying out the surfer by installing software or calling home sites are not covered with tracker but with -> spyware.


Input: [Category] updatesites [Description]

Output: Kind of white list to allow necessary downloads from vendors. Thought as a correction to the downloads category.


Input: [Category] urlshortener [Description]

Output: Domains that can be used to shorten long URLs. The orginal (long) URL will be accessed after the the short URL has been requested from the shortener. This distinguishes this category from redirector where the orginal URL is never accessed directly.


Input: [Category] violence [Description]

Output: Sites about killing and harming people. Covers anything about brutality and beastiality.


Input: [Category] warez [Description]

Output: Collection of sites offering programs to break licence keys, licence keys themselves, cracked software and other copyrighted material.


Input: [Category] weapons [Description]

Output: Sites offering all kinds of weapons or accessories for weapons: Firearms, knifes, swords, bows,... . Armory shops are included as well as sites holding general information about arms (manufacturing, usage).


Input: [Category] webmail [Description]

Output: Sites that offer web-based email services.


Input: [Category] webphone [Description]

Output: Sites that enable user to phone via Internet/WWW. Any site where users can voice-chat with each other (normal chat sites, where users type their messages are part of chat, not webphone).


Input: [Category] webradio [Description]

Output: Sites that offer listening live radiostreams.


Input: [Category] webtv [Description]

Output: Collection of site offering live TV streams via world wide web.