Input: [Countries] Haiti, Jordan, Morocco

Output: Exemption from penalty for men who murdered their wives and/or female relatives in certain circumstances

International: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing +15 Review Process | Women Reclaiming and Redefining Cultures

Legal provision repealed or amended since 2000


Input: [Countries] India, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, Serbia and Montenegro, Tonga

Output: Allowed marital rape

International: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing +15 Review Process | Women Reclaiming and Redefining Cultures

Legal provision repealed or amended since 2000


Input: [Countries] Kuwait

Output: Women did not have the right to vote

International: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing +15 Review Process | Women Reclaiming and Redefining Cultures

Legal provision repealed or amended since 2000


Input: [Countries] Latvia

Output: Women prohibited from working overtime and travelling for work during pregnancy and one year after childbirth

International: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing +15 Review Process | Women Reclaiming and Redefining Cultures

Legal provision repealed or amended since 2000


Input: [Countries] Lesotho

Output: Property could not be registered in the name of women married in community property

International: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing +15 Review Process | Women Reclaiming and Redefining Cultures

Legal provision repealed or amended since 2000


Input: [Countries] Mexico

Output: Women prohibited from remarrying for a specified time after divorce or widowhood

International: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing +15 Review Process | Women Reclaiming and Redefining Cultures

Legal provision repealed or amended since 2000


Input: [Countries] Nepal

Output: Restrictions on women’s property rights

International: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing +15 Review Process | Women Reclaiming and Redefining Cultures

Legal provision repealed or amended since 2000


Input: [Countries] Pakistan

Output: Discriminatory evidentiary standards applied to proving rape under the Zina Ordinance

International: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing +15 Review Process | Women Reclaiming and Redefining Cultures

Legal provision repealed or amended since 2000


Input: [Countries] Poland

Output: Women restricted from passing their surname to their children

International: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing +15 Review Process | Women Reclaiming and Redefining Cultures

Legal provision repealed or amended since 2000


Input: [Countries] Republic of Korea, Turkey

Output: Man designated as head of the family

International: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing +15 Review Process | Women Reclaiming and Redefining Cultures

Legal provision repealed or amended since 2000


Input: [Countries] Switzerland

Output: Women not allowed to carry out certain functions in the army

International: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing +15 Review Process | Women Reclaiming and Redefining Cultures

Legal provision repealed or amended since 2000


Input: [Countries] Venezuela

Output: Women prohibited from passing nationality to their husbands

International: Holding Governments Accountable in the Beijing +15 Review Process | Women Reclaiming and Redefining Cultures

Legal provision repealed or amended since 2000


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

Output: On


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Unlimited


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

Output: Unlimited


Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] CATEGORY_INFO [COOKIE Description]

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

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] COMPARE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have in the Compare Products list.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] CURRENCY [COOKIE Description]

Output: Your preferred currency

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER [COOKIE Description]

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

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_AUTH [COOKIE Description]

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

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of the customer group you belong to.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_SEGMENT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the Customer Segment ID

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] EXTERNAL_NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: A flag, which indicates whether caching is disabled or not.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] FRONTEND [COOKIE Description]

Output: You sesssion ID on the server.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


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

Output: Allows guests to edit their orders.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_CATEGORY [COOKIE Description]

Output: The last category you visited.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_PRODUCT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The most recent product you have viewed.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] NEWMESSAGE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a new message has been received.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether it is allowed to use cache.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] PERSISTENT_SHOPPING_CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: A link to information about your cart and viewing history if you have asked the site.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] POLL [COOKIE Description]

Output: The ID of any polls you have recently voted in.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] POLLN [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on what polls you have voted on.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have recently compared.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] STF [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on products you have emailed to friends.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The store view or language you have selected.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] USER_ALLOWED_SAVE_COOKIE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a customer allowed to use cookies.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: The products that you have recently viewed.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted list of products added to your Wishlist.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST_CNT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The number of items in your Wishlist.

Firstgear - Premium Motorcycle Gear Privacy Policy


Input: [Reference Source] Any [Target] Image Sheet [Notes]

Output: Creates shortcut pin, only while pin layer enabled.

Fantasy Grounds :: The Virtual Tabletop for Pen & Paper Roleplaying Games


Input: [Reference Source] Any [Target] Story Sheet [Notes]

Output: Sets the value of a link control box created using the radial menu.

Fantasy Grounds :: The Virtual Tabletop for Pen & Paper Roleplaying Games


Input: [Reference Source] Item [Target] Campaign Items list [Notes]

Output: Adds the item to the campaign list. Useful for duplicating or customizing an item, especially magic weapons and armor.

Fantasy Grounds :: The Virtual Tabletop for Pen & Paper Roleplaying Games


Input: [Reference Source] NPC [Target] Campaign NPC list [Notes]

Output: Adds the NPC to the campaign list. Useful for duplicating or customizing an NPC.

Fantasy Grounds :: The Virtual Tabletop for Pen & Paper Roleplaying Games


Input: [Reference Source] NPC [Target] Combat tracker [Notes]

Output: Adds the NPC to the combat tracker.

Fantasy Grounds :: The Virtual Tabletop for Pen & Paper Roleplaying Games


Input: [Reference Source] NPC [Target] Encounter sheet -> NPC list [Notes]

Output: Adds the NPC to the target encounter.

Fantasy Grounds :: The Virtual Tabletop for Pen & Paper Roleplaying Games


Input: [Reference Source] Rituals (Module) [Target] PC -> Special Abilities [Notes]

Output: Adds the ritaul as a special ability of the PC.

Fantasy Grounds :: The Virtual Tabletop for Pen & Paper Roleplaying Games


Input: [Ticket] #783 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] other [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Batch mode, combine images for histogram


Input: [Ticket] #652 [Owner] aivar [Type] task [Priority] minor [Component] slim-curve [Severity] non-issue [Summary]

Output: Create a web site for slim-curve


Input: [Ticket] #699 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] minor [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] minor [Summary]

Output: Closing Histogram Tool makes it go away for the session


Input: [Ticket] #713 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Stretched exponential fit results don't agree with TRI2


Input: [Ticket] #730 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Automatic refit is flakey


Input: [Ticket] #731 [Owner] aivar [Type] task [Priority] minor [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Remove unimplemented features from UI


Input: [Ticket] #732 [Owner] aivar [Type] task [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Mirror new TRI2 rounding scheme


Input: [Ticket] #733 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] minor [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Automatic refit for summed image


Input: [Ticket] #735 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Masked pixels should appear with NaN value


Input: [Ticket] #736 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Fitted images can have improper min/max ranges


Input: [Ticket] #739 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Summed fitted results are bad sometimes


Input: [Ticket] #740 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Estimate Cursors w/o Prompt is bad


Input: [Ticket] #741 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: SLIMPlugin threshold control doesn't correspond to TRI2


Input: [Ticket] #742 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: UI panel text fields fail to trigger refit


Input: [Ticket] #743 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: TRI2/SP fitted parameter initial guess issues


Input: [Ticket] #744 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: SP fitted images don't handle errors


Input: [Ticket] #748 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] minor [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Histogram zoom when hiding pixels is flaky


Input: [Ticket] #749 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Autoranging min/max on histogram tool doesn't account for hidden pixels


Input: [Ticket] #751 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] minor [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Need to distinguish sets of fitted images.


Input: [Ticket] #753 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Threshold mask doesn't work when binning is in effect.


Input: [Ticket] #754 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Remove initial logging message


Input: [Ticket] #757 [Owner] aivar [Type] enhancement [Priority] trivial [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] minor [Summary]

Output: Add decay image file name to fitted images


Input: [Ticket] #758 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Honor ROIs when fitting images


Input: [Ticket] #761 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Hidden pixels get out of synch


Input: [Ticket] #764 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] minor [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Histogram tool should have logarithmic checkbox


Input: [Ticket] #779 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Batch mode improvements


Input: [Ticket] #780 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Batch mode, save & restore user settings


Input: [Ticket] #781 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Batch mode, automatically threshold each image


Input: [Ticket] #782 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Batch mode, allow saving pixels & histograms to separate files


Input: [Ticket] #784 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Problematic FLIM file


Input: [Ticket] #785 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Can't open two images serially


Input: [Ticket] #786 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] trivial [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Default histogram s/b non-logarithmic


Input: [Ticket] #787 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] major [Summary]

Output: Compare SLIM Plugin and SPC Image results


Input: [Ticket] #788 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] minor [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: SLIM Plugin grayscale overflow issue


Input: [Ticket] #790 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Exported histograms should report A as a %, not raw


Input: [Ticket] #791 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Numeric fields in UI need a spinner


Input: [Ticket] #793 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Export histograms in table form


Input: [Ticket] #794 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Resize histogram taller


Input: [Ticket] #795 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Resize grayscale image larger


Input: [Ticket] #796 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Resize decay graph larger


Input: [Ticket] #797 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Show chi-square on decay graph


Input: [Ticket] #798 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Show IRF on decay graph


Input: [Ticket] #799 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Evaluate need for fitted scatter parameter


Input: [Ticket] #800 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Add histogram smoothing


Input: [Ticket] #801 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Misinterpretation of Double.MIN_VALUE


Input: [Ticket] #802 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Residuals should be weighted


Input: [Ticket] #803 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Save/restore settings


Input: [Ticket] #804 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] minor [Summary]

Output: Batch mode needs progress bar


Input: [Ticket] #808 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: summary


Input: [Ticket] #809 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Batch mode summary histogram numbers off


Input: [Ticket] #810 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] major [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] serious [Summary]

Output: Batch mode summary histogram support non-T parameters


Input: [Ticket] #811 [Owner] aivar [Type] defect [Priority] critical [Component] slim-plugin [Severity] critical [Summary]

Output: irf bugs


Input: [Wolf] It's a Secret [Bear] Aircraft [Webelos] Forester [Boy Scouts ($12)] Chemistry [Tiger]

Output: Cleanup Treasure Hunt

Scouting Programs | Saint Louis Science Center


Input: [Wolf] Your Living World [Bear] Nature Crafts [Webelos] Geologist [Boy Scouts ($12)] Energy [Tiger]

Output: Leaf Rubbings

Scouting Programs | Saint Louis Science Center


Input: [Bear] Space [Webelos] Naturalist [Boy Scouts ($12)] Pulp & Paper [Tiger]

Output: Learn About Animals

Scouting Programs | Saint Louis Science Center


Input: [Bear] Weather [Webelos] Scientist [Boy Scouts ($12)] Weather [Tiger]

Output: Making Change

Scouting Programs | Saint Louis Science Center


Input: [Webelos] Engineer [Tiger]

Output: Our Colorful World

Scouting Programs | Saint Louis Science Center


Input: [Tiger]

Output: Reduce Reuse Recycle

Scouting Programs | Saint Louis Science Center


Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.


Input: [COOKIE name] CATEGORY_INFO [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] COMPARE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have in the Compare Products list.


Input: [COOKIE name] CURRENCY [COOKIE Description]

Output: Your preferred currency


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_AUTH [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of the customer group you belong to.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_SEGMENT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the Customer Segment ID


Input: [COOKIE name] EXTERNAL_NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: A flag, which indicates whether caching is disabled or not.


Input: [COOKIE name] FRONTEND [COOKIE Description]

Output: You sesssion ID on the server.


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

Output: Allows guests to edit their orders.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_CATEGORY [COOKIE Description]

Output: The last category you visited.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_PRODUCT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The most recent product you have viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] NEWMESSAGE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a new message has been received.


Input: [COOKIE name] NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether it is allowed to use cache.


Input: [COOKIE name] PERSISTENT_SHOPPING_CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: A link to information about your cart and viewing history if you have asked the site.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLL [COOKIE Description]

Output: The ID of any polls you have recently voted in.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLLN [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on what polls you have voted on.


Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have recently compared.


Input: [COOKIE name] STF [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on products you have emailed to friends.


Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The store view or language you have selected.


Input: [COOKIE name] USER_ALLOWED_SAVE_COOKIE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a customer allowed to use cookies.


Input: [COOKIE name] VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: The products that you have recently viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted list of products added to your Wishlist.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST_CNT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The number of items in your Wishlist.


Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.


Input: [COOKIE name] CATEGORY_INFO [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] COMPARE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have in the Compare Products list.


Input: [COOKIE name] CURRENCY [COOKIE Description]

Output: Your preferred currency


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_AUTH [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_INFO [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted version of the customer group you belong to.


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_SEGMENT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the Customer Segment ID


Input: [COOKIE name] EXTERNAL_NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: A flag, which indicates whether caching is disabled or not.


Input: [COOKIE name] FRONTEND [COOKIE Description]

Output: You sesssion ID on the server.


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

Output: Allows guests to edit their orders.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_CATEGORY [COOKIE Description]

Output: The last category you visited.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_PRODUCT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The most recent product you have viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] NEWMESSAGE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a new message has been received.


Input: [COOKIE name] NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether it is allowed to use cache.


Input: [COOKIE name] PERSISTENT_SHOPPING_CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: A link to information about your cart and viewing history if you have asked the site.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLL [COOKIE Description]

Output: The ID of any polls you have recently voted in.


Input: [COOKIE name] POLLN [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on what polls you have voted on.


Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have recently compared.


Input: [COOKIE name] STF [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on products you have emailed to friends.


Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The store view or language you have selected.


Input: [COOKIE name] USER_ALLOWED_SAVE_COOKIE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a customer allowed to use cookies.


Input: [COOKIE name] VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: The products that you have recently viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

Output: An encrypted list of products added to your Wishlist.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST_CNT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The number of items in your Wishlist.


Input: [Cookbook] PRISM Cookbook Recipe 1 [Description]

Output: Preparing a print article for use by an external partner


Input: [Cookbook] PRISM Cookbook Recipe 2 [Description]

Output: Preparing a print article for use by an internal partner


Input: [Cookbook] PRISM Cookbook Recipe 3 [Description]

Output: Preparing an article for use by an intranet search site


Input: [Cookbook] PRISM Cookbook Recipe 4 [Description]

Output: Preparing articles that have been published to multiple platforms for use by an external partner


Input: [Cookbook] PRISM Cookbook Recipe 5 [Description]

Output: Preparing web articles for use by an external partner


Input: [Cookbook] PRISM Cookbook Recipe 6 [Description]

Output: Preparing print articles with published corrections


Input: [Cookbook] PRISM Cookbook Recipe 7 [Description]

Output: Preparing articles using relationship elements


Input: [Cookbook] PRISM Cookbook [Description]

Output: Complete set of articles


Input: [0] Prescription Necessary [Vig-Rx ™] NO [Enzyte ™] NO [Magna-Rx ™] NO [SizeMax ™] NO [MAXODERM ™]

Output: NO


Input: [0] Provides Instant Results [Vig-Rx ™] NO [Enzyte ™] NO [Magna-Rx ™] NO [SizeMax ™] NO [MAXODERM ™]

Output: YES


Input: [0] Uses Transdermal Delivery [Vig-Rx ™] NO [Enzyte ™] NO [Magna-Rx ™] NO [SizeMax ™] NO [MAXODERM ™]

Output: YES


Input: [0] Diluted by Digestive Process [Vig-Rx ™] YES [Enzyte ™] YES [Magna-Rx ™] YES [SizeMax ™] YES [MAXODERM ™]

Output: NO


Input: [0] Maximizes Rate of Absorbtion [Vig-Rx ™] NO [Enzyte ™] NO [Magna-Rx ™] NO [SizeMax ™] NO [MAXODERM ™]

Output: YES


Input: [0] Provides Enhanced Sensation [Vig-Rx ™] NO [Enzyte ™] NO [Magna-Rx ™] NO [SizeMax ™] NO [MAXODERM ™]

Output: YES


Input: [0] Uses VASOTRAN AUCTUM ™ [Vig-Rx ™] NO [Enzyte ™] NO [Magna-Rx ™] NO [SizeMax ™] NO [MAXODERM ™]

Output: YES


Input: [Key] DDC-53 [Type] Sub-task [Status] Resolved [Assignee] Benjamin Eberlei [Summary]

Output: Introduce batching of eager loads


Input: [Key] DDC-733 [Type] Sub-task [Status] Resolved [Assignee] Benjamin Eberlei [Summary]

Output: Implement a way of forcing a Persiste...


Input: [Key] DDC-734 [Type] Sub-task [Status] Closed [Assignee] Guilherme Blanco [Summary]

Output: Possibility to fetch all outstanding ...


Input: [Key] DDC-865 [Type] Sub-task [Status] Resolved [Assignee] Benjamin Eberlei [Summary]

Output: Passing an array as parameter


Input: [Key] DDC-914 [Type] Sub-task [Status] Resolved [Assignee] Benjamin Eberlei [Summary]

Output: Use JOIN for Fetch=EAGER ManyToOne an...


Input: [Key] DDC-963 [Type] Sub-task [Status] Resolved [Assignee] Benjamin Eberlei [Summary]

Output: @OneToOne inverse side executes queri...


Input: [Key] DDC-1060 [Type] Sub-task [Status] Resolved [Assignee] Benjamin Eberlei [Summary]

Output: Use Hydrators inside Persisters


Input: [Ticker] BATSK [Index Name] BATS 1000 Index [Performance]

Output: +1.4%


Input: [Ticker] BATAR [Index Name] BATS Alternative Resources and Energy Sector Index [Performance]

Output: +1.8%


Input: [Ticker] BATBM [Index Name] BATS Basic Materials Sector Index [Performance]

Output: +0.8%


Input: [Ticker] BATBS [Index Name] BATS Business Services Sector Index [Performance]

Output: +2.4%


Input: [Ticker] BATCG [Index Name] BATS Consumer Goods Sector Index [Performance]

Output: +0.8%


Input: [Ticker] BATCS [Index Name] BATS Consumer Services Sector Index [Performance]

Output: +2.3%


Input: [Ticker] BATFN [Index Name] BATS Financials Sector Index [Performance]

Output: +1.6%


Input: [Ticker] BATHP [Index Name] BATS Healthcare and Pharmaceuticals Sector Index [Performance]

Output: +1.7%


Input: [Ticker] BATIM [Index Name] BATS Industrials and Manufacturing Sector Index [Performance]

Output: +1.3%


Input: [Ticker] BATTC [Index Name] BATS Technology and Communications Sector Index [Performance]

Output: -0.3%


Input: [Ticker] BATUT [Index Name] BATS Utilities Sector Index [Performance]

Output: +1.4%


Input: [School] 100 [District] 100 [0]

Output: Total # of Teachers

Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School - Report Card 2008


Input: [School] 95.0 [District] 95.0 [0]

Output: Percentage of Teachers Licensed in Teaching Assignment

Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School - Report Card 2008


Input: [School] 296 [District] 296 [0]

Output: Total Number of Classes in Core Academic Areas

Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School - Report Card 2008


Input: [School] 90.9 [District] 90.9 [0]

Output: Percentage of Core Academic Classes Taught by Teachers Who are Highly Qualified

Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School - Report Card 2008


Input: [School] 9.1 [District] 9.1 [0]

Output: Percentage of Core Academic Classes Taught by Teachers Who are Not Highly Qualified

Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School - Report Card 2008


Input: [School] 13.2 to 1 [District] 13.2 to 1 [0]

Output: Student/Teacher Ratio

Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School - Report Card 2008


Input: [0] Chakra [1] Associated Color [2] Associated Element [3] When it Develops [4] When Undeveloped [6] Notations [5]

Output: Affirmation

Event Conference Notes - Galactic ConnectionGalactic Connection


Input: [0] Base Chakra [1] Red [2] Earth(Foundation) [3] While developing in mother’s womb and In 1st year [4] If you aren’t desired, you will have difficulty grounding. [6] Be aware of each step you take & bring light to the planet. [5]

Output: I Have a Right To Be Here. It is my home.

Event Conference Notes - Galactic ConnectionGalactic Connection


Input: [0] Sacral Chakra [1] Orange [2] Water(Emotions) [3] In 2nd year when you get the fact that you are separate from your mom. [4] Told you are not allowed to feel. [6] When feel emotions, feel your body and feel alive. [5]

Output: I Have a Right To Feel My Emotions

Event Conference Notes - Galactic ConnectionGalactic Connection


Input: [0] Solar Plexus Chakra [1] Yellow [2] Sun(Fire) [3] In 3rd year when you want to explore more and do things. [4] Told not to do things and get blocked about what is right to do. [6] Gives you direction and energy to do things. [5]

Output: I Have a Right To Act and Be an Inner Warrior.

Event Conference Notes - Galactic ConnectionGalactic Connection


Input: [0] Heart Chakra [1] Green [2] (Air) [3] In 4th year when we learn to share our love with our relations. [4] Learn to love through conditions that cause us to grieve and close our hearts. [6] Forgiveness relieves and liberates us. [5]

Output: I Have the Right to Breathe. I Have the Right to Love and be Loved.

Event Conference Notes - Galactic ConnectionGalactic Connection


Input: [0] Throat Chakra [1] Blue [2] (Sound) [3] In the 5th year we begin to express who we are through speaking, singing, etc. [4] Told to speak when you are spoken to. Learn constraints on what you can express. [6] Expression through language and expression. [5]

Output: I Have a Right to Express Myself.

Event Conference Notes - Galactic ConnectionGalactic Connection


Input: [0] 3rd Eye Chakra [1] Indigo [2] Light [3] In the 6th year we begin to act according to the truth. [4] Begin closing the 3rd eye because of fictions, manipulations, and BS. [6] Our consciousness is through the 3rd eye. [5]

Output: I Have the Right to See the Truth and Light.

Event Conference Notes - Galactic ConnectionGalactic Connection


Input: [0] Crown Chakra [1] White [2] Ether [3] In the 7th year leave the mother’s aura and connect directly to Source. [4] We are told that what we know is untrue. We are programmed and begin to close crown. [6] We need to think with our own thoughts, & merge with our I AM. [5]

Output: I Have a Right to be Conscious.

Event Conference Notes - Galactic ConnectionGalactic Connection


Input: [Coloni�o] Low [Tanz�nia] Medium [Momba�a] Low [Tobiat�] Low [Centenário] High [Vencedor] Medium [0]

Output: Acid soil tolerance


Input: [Coloni�o] Low [Tanz�nia] Low [Momba�a] Low [Tobiat�] Low [Centenário] Medium [Vencedor] Medium [0]

Output: Tolerance of low fertility


Input: [Coloni�o] High [Tanz�nia] High [Momba�a] High [Tobiat�] High [Centenário] Medium [Vencedor] Medium [0]

Output: Response to fertiliser


Input: [Coloni�o] High [Tanz�nia] High [Momba�a] High [Tobiat�] High [Centenário] High [Vencedor] High [0]

Output: Forage quality


Input: [Coloni�o] Low [Tanz�nia] Medium/high [Momba�a] Medium [Tobiat�] Low [Centenário] - [Vencedor] Low [0]

Output: Spittlebug resistance


Input: [Coloni�o] Low [Tanz�nia] High [Momba�a] Low [Tobiat�] Low [Centenário] Medium [Vencedor] Medium [0]

Output: Ease of management


Input: [Coloni�o] High [Tanz�nia] - [Momba�a] - [Tobiat�] - [Centenário] - [Vencedor] - [0]

Output: Tolerance of cold and dry


Input: [Coloni�o] - [Tanz�nia] Good [Momba�a] Very good [Tobiat�] - [Centenário] - [Vencedor] - [0]

Output: Silage production


Input: [Coloni�o] - [Tanz�nia] High [Momba�a] High [Tobiat�] - [Centenário] - [Vencedor] - [0]

Output: Tolerance of intensive grazing


Input: [Coloni�o] 90-100 [Tanz�nia] 70-75 [Momba�a] 90-100 [Tobiat�] 100-110 [Centenário] - [Vencedor] - [0]

Output: Height at stock entry (cm)


Input: [Coloni�o] 30-40 [Tanz�nia] 25-30 [Momba�a] 30-40 [Tobiat�] 35-45 [Centenário] - [Vencedor] - [0]

Output: Height at stock exit (cm)


Input: [Coloni�o] 780,000 [Tanz�nia] 960,000 [Momba�a] 770,000 [Tobiat�] 680,000 [Centenário] - [Vencedor] - [0]

Output: Seeds/kg


Input: [Code] MPACT Insilico [Physics] Radiation transport [CASL Capabilities] MG core-wide physics (2D MOC transport)/axial leakage (1D or 3D SPN) 3D pin-resolved transport Prototype hybrid Monte Carlo transport Modern cross section/shielding treatments [Current Practice]

Output: MG lattice physics (2D MOC transport) → FG core-wide physics (3D nodal diffusion) → Pin-wise power/flux (reconstruction)

Consortium for Advanced Simulation of Light Water Reactors (CASL)


Input: [Code] Hydra-TH [Physics] Fluid dynamics [CASL Capabilities] 3D multiphase/multi-field equations solved with focus on bubble flow Multiple LES and RANS models Higher-order temporal and spatial treatments State-of-art nonlinear solver routines [Current Practice]

Output: Limited CFD

Consortium for Advanced Simulation of Light Water Reactors (CASL)


Input: [Code] Cobra-TF [Physics] Subchannel thermal-hydraulics [CASL Capabilities] Updated capabilities with cross-flow Modernized and parallelized with improved solvers [Current Practice]

Output: Closed channel homogeneous equilibrium model Limited subchannel

Consortium for Advanced Simulation of Light Water Reactors (CASL)


Input: [Code] Peregrine [Physics] Fuel performance [CASL Capabilities] 2D or 3D capabilities Experimentally derived closure models Micro/meso-scale modeling derived closure models [Current Practice]

Output: 2D with experimentally derived closure models

Consortium for Advanced Simulation of Light Water Reactors (CASL)


Input: [Code] MAMBA & MAMBA-BDM [Physics] CRUD Chemistry & Deposition [CASL Capabilities] 2D or 3D capabilities Increased number of chemical reactions and associated reactants and products treated Detailed models of chimneys, crud porosity & structure, two-phase Darcy flow, solubility, & zirconium oxidation [Current Practice]

Output: 2D with limited chemical species Experimentally derived models’ parameters

Consortium for Advanced Simulation of Light Water Reactors (CASL)


Input: [Code] SIERRA/SDSM [Physics] Structural Dynamics & Solid Mechanics [CASL Capabilities] FEM shell, solid, beam, spring, and gap contact elements Quasi-static, transient, and eigen mode solvers with contact Periodic constraints in conjunction with contact General user material capability allowing radiation growth and creep models [Current Practice]

Output: Limited FEM

Consortium for Advanced Simulation of Light Water Reactors (CASL)


Input: [Program Name] DayFromDate.java [Further Technical Info] Calls external classes. [requires NeilClass.java] [Description]

Output: Program To Calculate the day from the date using Zeller's congruence.

Java Source Code Examples - Problems and solutions


Input: [Program Name] DaysInMonth.java [Further Technical Info] Get's input, uses For loops and If statements. [Description]

Output: Type in the number of days in the month and on which day the month starts and it will produce a calender for that month.

Java Source Code Examples - Problems and solutions


Input: [Program Name] EmailSurname.java [Further Technical Info] Uses indexOf and substring to extract the Surname. [Description]

Output: Type in an email address such as bill.gates@microsoft.com and it will extract the 'gates' bit of it

Java Source Code Examples - Problems and solutions


Input: [Program Name] Factorial.java [Further Technical Info] Demonstrates the use of the switch statement. [Description]

Output: Produces factorials by using the switch statement.

Java Source Code Examples - Problems and solutions


Input: [Program Name] LeapYear.java [Further Technical Info] Demonstrated 'for' and 'if, else' constructs. [Description]

Output: Prints out a list of which years are leap years.

Java Source Code Examples - Problems and solutions


Input: [Program Name] ListAverage.java [Further Technical Info] Uses While, For and If constructs. [Description]

Output: Inputs a list of numbers and then gives you the average of them.

Java Source Code Examples - Problems and solutions


Input: [Program Name] Midnight.java [Further Technical Info] Simple input & modula arithmetic. [Description]

Output: Type in the number of minutes past midnight and this will tell you what the time is

Java Source Code Examples - Problems and solutions


Input: [Program Name] NewtonRaphson.java NewtonRaphsonClass.java [Further Technical Info] Calls internal methods & external classes. [requires NeilClass.java] [Description]

Output: Calculates the square root of a number using the Newton Raphson formula.

Java Source Code Examples - Problems and solutions


Input: [Program Name] ReverseAlt.java [Further Technical Info] Demonstrated string tokeniser [Description]

Output: Reverses the letters of alternate words.

Java Source Code Examples - Problems and solutions


Input: [Program Name] SimilarWords.java [Further Technical Info] Inputs two strings and compares them using charAt. [Description]

Output: Compares two words and tells you how many of the letters are different.

Java Source Code Examples - Problems and solutions


Input: [Program Name] Stamps.java [Further Technical Info] Simple If constructs [Description]

Output: Type in the weight of your parcel and it will tell you how much you need to spend on stamps.

Java Source Code Examples - Problems and solutions


Input: [Program Name] TempChart.java [Further Technical Info] Uses a for loop to produce the chart. [Description]

Output: Outputs a chart of temperatures in Celcius and Fahrenheit.

Java Source Code Examples - Problems and solutions


Input: [Program Name] WordOrder.java [Further Technical Info] Uses compareTo and StringTokeniser [Description]

Output: Type in two words and the program will tell in which order they come.

Java Source Code Examples - Problems and solutions


Input: [Effect] Smooth muscle contraction [Mediated by] H1 receptors [Example]

Output: Airway constriction, cramping


Input: [Effect] Increased vascular permeability [Mediated by] H1 receptors [Example]

Output: Swelling


Input: [Effect] Mucous gland secretion [Mediated by] H1 receptors [Example]

Output: Runny nose


Input: [Effect] Gastric acid secretion [Mediated by] H2 receptors [Example]

Output: Gastric acid secretion


Input: [Effect] Vasodilation [Mediated by] H1 and H2 receptors [Example]

Output: Reduced blood pressure


Input: [Effect] Hypotension [Mediated by] H1 and H2 receptors [Example]

Output: Abnormally low blood pressure


Input: [Effect] Flush [Mediated by] H1 and H2 receptors [Example]

Output: Face and neck turning red


Input: [Effect] Tachycardia [Mediated by] H1 and H2 receptors [Example]

Output: Rapid heartbeat


Input: [be] become [was/were] became [I was here yesterday.]

Output: He became certified in 2001.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] begin [was/were] began [I was here yesterday.]

Output: We began dating in 2005.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] buy [was/were] bought [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I bought a new car.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] choose [was/were] chose [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I chose a compact car for the gas mileage.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] come [was/were] came [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I came to Richmond 2 years ago.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] cost [was/were] cost [I was here yesterday.]

Output: Repairing the roof cost me over $5000.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] do [was/were] did [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I did everything to reduce my interest rate.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] drink [was/were] drank [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I drank 3 cups of coffee this morning.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] drive [was/were] drove [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I drove to Roanoke in under 3 hours.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] eat [was/were] ate [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I ate pizza for dinner yesterday.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] feed [was/were] fed [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I fed the cats at 9:00 this morning.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] find [was/were] found [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I found $20 in my coat from last winter.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] forget [was/were] forgot [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I forgot my friend’s phone number.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] get [was/were] got [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I got the mail before you came home.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] give [was/were] gave [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I gave my credit card number to the salesman.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] go [was/were] went [I was here yesterday.]

Output: My brother went to Brazil.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] have [was/were] had [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I had a Metro before I bought the Civic.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] hear [was/were] heard [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I heard that eating sugar cures the hiccups.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] keep [was/were] kept [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I kept the ring my ex-fiance gave me.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] know [was/were] knew [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I knew it wasn’t true.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] leave [was/were] left [I was here yesterday.]

Output: They left over an hour ago.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] let [was/were] let [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I let my students choose their own schedules.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] lose [was/were] lost [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I lost a sock in the laundry.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] make [was/were] made [I was here yesterday.]

Output: My mom made a quilt.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] mean [was/were] meant [I was here yesterday.]

Output: That’s not what I meant to say.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] read [was/were] read [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I read Anna Karenina twice.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] ride [was/were] rode [I was here yesterday.]

Output: They rode to work together as part of a carpool.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] ring [was/were] rang [I was here yesterday.]

Output: My cell phone rang during the meeting.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] run [was/were] ran [I was here yesterday.]

Output: My phone’s battery ran out.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] see [was/were] saw [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I saw Spiderman the day it came out.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] sell [was/were] sold [I was here yesterday.]

Output: That company sold more than 50% of its shares.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] send [was/were] sent [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I sent the package yesterday.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] sleep [was/were] slept [I was here yesterday.]

Output: The children slept during the movie.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] steal [was/were] stole [I was here yesterday.]

Output: Someone stole my friend’s wallet.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] stick [was/were] stuck [I was here yesterday.]

Output: The window was stuck before I oiled it.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] swear [was/were] swore [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I swore I would never shop at that store again.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] take [was/were] took [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I took the afternoon off to enjoy the weather.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] think [was/were] thought [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I thought you were going to call me.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] wake [was/were] woke [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I woke up in the middle of the night.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [be] write [was/were] wrote [I was here yesterday.]

Output: I wrote 60 pages of my dissertation.

ESL Activities for Students | 41 Common Irregular Verbs List with Examples


Input: [Title] Common [Description]

Output: The most common of all games. These are the titles that you almost always find when you buy a stack of games at a flea market or thrift store. Any longtime collector probably has stacks of these.


Input: [Title] Common+ [Description]

Output: Almost as ubiquitous as Common, but may vary slightly from collector to collector. Even beginning collectors can find almost all of these without much difficulty.


Input: [Title] Scarce [Description]

Output: Scarce cartridges are those that you don't find in every pile, but you will find them often enough. Although you may have trouble tracking down every Scarce cartridge initially, you can eventually get them all.


Input: [Title] Scarce+ [Description]

Output: Getting harder to find, it may be difficult to track down all the Scarce+ cartridges if you are only hunting locally. For that reason, you may have to resort to online resources to track down all of these, although you should be able to pick them up inexpensively.


Input: [Title] Rare [Description]

Output: You don't see these everyday, unless you're really lucky. We're just getting into the rare territory, and you will probably have to do some trading or online buying to acquire all these cartridges. Expect to pay in the $10-$20 range on the collector market for these titles.


Input: [Title] Rare+ [Description]

Output: Ah, now we're talking. Dedicated cartridge hunters can find these in the wild with perseverance, but it will take considerable effort. If you must resort to Ebay, expect to give up $20-$30 each.


Input: [Title] Very Rare [Description]

Output: Very rare, cartridges you will rarely run across in the wild.. You might even have a hard time finding these on Ebay, but they show up often enough that you should wait for a good deal.


Input: [Title] Very Rare+ [Description]

Output: Worth bragging about if you find it in the wild. If you buy one of these on Ebay, expect to pay well for it.


Input: [Title] Extremely Rare [Description]

Output: Extremely difficult to find, although these are attainable. Even veteran collectors of many years are excited by finding one of these babies in the wild. Consider yourself lucky for any Extremely Rare+ cartridge that you find.


Input: [Title] Unbelievably Rare [Description]

Output: These games are almost impossible to find in the wild. Even collectors who have been at it for years may never run across one of these, and they often make up the showcase of an individual's collection. These rarely show up even on Ebay, and if they do there will most likely be a bidding war.


Input: [Title] Homebrew [Description]

Output: Homebrew cartridges are programs that were written after the demise of Atari. The first homebrew cartridge was Ed Federmeyer's SoundX written in 1995, and new games continue to be written today. Sometimes there are special limited editions of homebrews, but most of them are available in some form indefinitely.


Input: [Title] Reproduction [Description]

Output: Reproduction cartridges are newly manufactured releases of old games. Often these are reproductions of prototypes but they can also be games that were officially released.


Input: [Title] Prototype [Description]

Output: Prototypes are games that were not released commercially, and they range from demos to fully working versions. Prototypes are generally very rare, although in some cases there may be dozens floating around. Beware of fakes. This icon refers to original prototypes only, not reproductions of prototypes.


Input: [Title] Undetermined [Description]

Output: These games have not been assigned a rarity yet due to insufficient information. This does not necessarily mean that they're rare. If you'd like to help us determine rarity for these games, please feel free to participate in our Rarity Guide Forum.


Input: [Argument] -raw [Purpose]

Output: Show the raw bytes of the message data following the parsed data


Input: [Argument] -debug [Purpose]

Output: Shows internal values of the parser; probably not readable for anyone but me.


Input: [Argument] -geo {dd|dm|dms} [Purpose]

Output: Choose which format is used to print geographical locations.


Input: [Argument] -json [Purpose]

Output: Format the output as JSON computer readable data.


Input: [Argument] -src [Purpose]

Output: Ignore input coming from other sources than the specified one.


Input: [Purpose]

Output: Ignore PGNs other than this one.


Input: [Argument] -clocksrc [Purpose]

Output: Set the computer's clock with data from this source.


Input: [Argument] -explain [Purpose]

Output: Produce the human readable list of PGNs that the parser understands.


Input: [Argument] -explain-xml [Purpose]

Output: Produce the computer readable list, in XML format, of PGNs that the parser understands.


Input: [Instruction] Jump N [Function]

Output: Immediately jump to routine N


Input: [Instruction] Outer Loop Header K [Function]

Output: Serves as the top of a loop and performs initialization to do K iterations of the repetend


Input: [Instruction] Inner Loop Header J [Function]

Output: Same as above, but for the inner loop


Input: [Instruction] Routine Header [Function]

Output: Denotes the beginning of a routine (index inferred by parsing) and displays it for 1 second


Input: [Instruction] Display Clock [Function]

Output: Displays the time of day in hours:minutes format


Input: [Instruction] Set Clock [Function]

Output: Prompts the user to set the clock in hours:minutes format


Input: [Instruction] Routine Prompt [Function]

Output: Prompts the user to select a routine


Input: [Instruction] Scheduled Start [Function]

Output: Prompts the user to set a workout start time, displays clock until that time, then proceeds


Input: [Instruction] Programmed Pause [Function]

Output: Halts and blinks the colon until user advances


Input: [Instruction] Outer Loop Footer [Function]

Output: Handles looping back to the top of the outer loop if necessary


Input: [Instruction] Inner Loop Footer [Function]

Output: Same as above, but for the inner loop


Input: [Instruction] Screen Test [Function]

Output: Demonstrates the screen by cycling through numbers and the short segments


Input: [Instruction] Display Cycles Remaining [Function]

Output: Displays the number of cycles remaining in a loop for <1 second


Input: [Instruction] Millisecond Timer [Function]

Output: Starts the 10-millisecond timer (counts up only)


Input: [Instruction] Minutes Data [Function]

Output: Encodes minutes (should be 0..59) in BCD and a count-up/count-down bit


Input: [Instruction] Seconds Data [Function]

Output: Encodes seconds (should be 0..59) in BCD


Input: [PURCHASE] Higher Home Value [LEASE]

Output: More Difficult to Sell Home

Solar Sacramento | High Quality Solar Services


Input: [PURCHASE] Best Price per kWh [LEASE]

Output: More Expensive

Solar Sacramento | High Quality Solar Services


Input: [PURCHASE] High Investment Return [LEASE]

Output: No Investment

Solar Sacramento | High Quality Solar Services


Input: [PURCHASE] 30% Tax Credit [LEASE]

Output: No Tax Deduction

Solar Sacramento | High Quality Solar Services


Input: [PURCHASE] Finance Payments will be Fixed [LEASE]

Output: Payments may not be Fixed

Solar Sacramento | High Quality Solar Services


Input: [PURCHASE] No Pre-Payment Penalty [LEASE]

Output: Pre-Payment Penalty

Solar Sacramento | High Quality Solar Services


Input: Attitudes and behaviours

Output: Not presented

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

Table 12. Comparison of CASS 725.124(39) CRM initial training requirements and First Air initial CRM course

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Input: Communications skills

Output: Communication

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Input: Problem solving

Output: Not presented

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Input: Human factors

Output: Human factors – Fatigue and stress

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Input: Conflict resolution

Output: Not presented

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Input: Decision making

Output: Not presented

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Input: Team building and maintenance

Output: Leadership and team building

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Output: Situational awareness (not required by regulation)

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Input: Workload management

Output: Not presented

Transportation Safety Board of Canada - Aviation Investigation Report A11H0002

First Air initial CRM course (03 April 2012)


Input: [Current Accomplishments] Environmental Dorm [Description]

Output: Starting Fall 2009, students can choose to live in an environmentally focused traditional dorm. The residents of Gamma Freeman will be students committed to a sustainable lifestyle and who are interested in connecting with other like-minded individuals.

Eckerd College Environmental Initiatives


Input: [Current Accomplishments] LEED Certification of Iota Dorm [Description]

Output: LEED certification signifies that the building in question is built using environmental sound materials and methods.


Input: [Current Accomplishments] Energy Star Purchasing Policy [Description]

Output: As of Spring 2007, it is recommended that all purchases of appliances be Energy Star rated. This standard is set by the EPA and means that the appliances use less energy, thereby decreasing our total environmental footprint.


Input: [Current Accomplishments] Paper purchasing policy [Description]

Output: Increase from 10% post-consumer content to 35% in 2006-2007.


Input: [Current Accomplishments] Talloires Declaration [Description]

Output: This declaration requires that the institution make a commitment to sustainability in all facets of campus life and was signed by President Eastman in Spring 2005.


Input: [Current Accomplishments] American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment [Description]

Output: Climate change is a pressing issue and one where colleges and universities must step up and be the leaders. This commitment requires that the institution create an action plan for becoming climate neutral.


Input: [Current Accomplishments] National Wildlife Federation grant for native plants garden [Description]

Output: This grant, secured by alumna Samantha Symon and Professor Alison Ormsby in 2005, assisted in the development of Eckerd's native plant garden.


Input: [Current Accomplishments] Environmental Research and Education Foundation grant to fund innovative reusable container system [Description]

Output: This grant was awarded to Eckerd College in 2007 to develop the first ever reusable to-go system in the United States. This innovative system utilizes a durable plastic container that is "checked out" by students to take food to go. Once the container is returned, it goes through the industrial strength dishwasher and then back into circulation. This is a closed loop method for taking food to go that models the convenience of the current disposable system.


Input: [Current Accomplishments] Yellow bike program [Description]

Output: This program promotes the use of sustainable transportation on campus. In 2005, the National Wildlife Federation gave Eckerd a Campus Ecology Award of campus recognition for this program.


Input: [Current Accomplishments] Environmental film festival [Description]

Output: Each spring Eckerd holds an environmental film festival to create greater community awareness of pressing environmental issues.


Input: [Current Accomplishments] Food waste Campaign 2007 [Description]

Output: This campaign targeted the huge amount of food wasted by students. For three weeks in 2007, Eckerd students got the opportunity to reduce waste by 30% in order to donate $1,500 to the Darfur cause. In the end Eckerd students came close to this goal and $1,200 was donated to the International Rescue Committee.


Input: [Current Accomplishments] Recycling program [Description]

Output: Eckerd College's recycling program is run by students and diverts a substantial amount of waste from the landfill every year.


Input: [Current Accomplishments] Alumni grove [Description]

Output: The Alumni Grove, planted by the class of 1967, is a natural habitat on campus adjacent to Forever Wild.


Input: [Current Accomplishments] Eat Local Challenge [Description]

Output: This is Bon Appetit's initiative to show how possible it is to obtain food within a 130 mile radius of campus. It also brings awareness of this issue to students and campus community members who often do not stop to think where their food comes from.


Input: [Current Accomplishments] Community service trips to local areas for habitat restoration [Description]

Output: Each year the office of Service Learning, campus organizations, and students doing their Quest for Meaning project, donate valuable hours for the restoration and preservation of Florida natural areas.


Input: [Current Accomplishments] Green house gas emissions inventory [Description]

Output: This inventory, mandated by the American College and University Presidents' Climate Commitment, details Eckerd's green house gas emissions over the last five fiscal years. The goal is to use this data as a base rate and then reduce emissions from the current levels.


Input: [Current Accomplishments] Sustainable Campus Task Force, Garden club, Earth Society, Recycling [Description]

Output: These are the key environmental groups on campus.


Input: [Current Accomplishments] Earth Fest [Description]

Output: Each year the Earth Society holds an Earth Day celebration showcasing local environmental organizations


Input: [Current Accomplishments] Palm Hammock [Description]

Output: The Palm Hammock Nature Area is a five acre coastal hardwood hammock on the western edge of campus. Many environmentally related classes use this wild natural area as a "living laboratory."


Input: [Current Accomplishments] Multi-function Copiers [Description]

Output: In Spring 2009, 49 of energy efficient copiers were installed across campus. Double-sided copying is encouraged and the copiers are networked to eliminate the need for individual printers in every office. These copiers also have a scanning function to avoid making paper copies, and have an extremely efficient power save mode.


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Input: [Type of Aid] Federal Grants [Annual Limits] TEACH: up to $4,000 each academic year. Total amount may not exceed $8,000. [Requirements] Student must file the FAFSA form. see FAFSA links Grants awarded based on financial need. School acts as the U.S. Department of Education's agent. Submit your application for grants through your school. [Aid Information]

Output: Type: TEACH Grant The Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH) Grant Program, provides up to $4,000 a year in grant assistance to students who are completing or who plan to complete course work needed to begin a career in teaching. In exchange for the grant, a student must sign an agreement to serve as a full-time teacher at certain low-income schools or within certain high-need fields for at least four academic years.


Input: [Type of Aid] Institutional Grants [Annual Limits] Limits set by the school. [Requirements] Student must be enrolled in the graduate or professional program. Other school requirements may be applicable. [Aid Information]

Output: Colleges and Universities offer institutional grants for some graduate and professional programs. Check your school for information.


Input: [Type of Aid] Work-Study Programs [Annual Limits] No annual maximum. However, the amount cannot exceed your total work-study award. [Requirements] Student must file the FAFSA form. see FAFSA links School disburses earned funds to students. Submit your application for work study through your school. [Aid Information]

Output: Student will work a set number of hours for the school or approved public-service related company. Money is earned: does not have to be repaid. Graduates paid at least the federal minimum wage. See our Aid Steps for more information


Input: [Type of Aid] Scholarships [Annual Limits] Limits subject to scholarship award and program. [Requirements] Scholarships may require an essay, written exam, or some demonstration /document of your eligibility. get some help Most scholarships (including athletic) will require a minimum GPA. Scholarship funds will be sent to the college directly on your behalf. [Aid Information]

Output: Scholarships are available from many private and educational institutions. This type of financial aid does not have to be paid back. The more common form of scholarships are athletic and academic. However, there are a number of scholarships awarded for other achievements.


Input: [Type of Aid] Federal Perkins Loans see Perkins loans [Annual Limits] Amount: up to $8,000 annually for graduate students Maximum amount: $60,000 (including undergraduate loans) [Requirements] Student must file the FAFSA form. see FAFSA links Your school becomes the lender using funds shared by the federal government. You must repay this loan to your school. Submit your application for Perkins Loans through your school. [Aid Information]

Output: Loan: must be repaid. These are low-interest rate loans (5%) available to students with exceptional financial need. The loan does not charge origination fees. See our Aid Steps for more information


Input: [Type of Aid] Federal Stafford Loans see Stafford Loans [Annual Limits] graduates: up to $20,500, for each academic year see loan chart [Requirements] Student must file the FAFSA form. see FAFSA links Loan restricted to education-related expenses only. Student must be enrolled at least half-time in a degree or certificate program at an approved school. Direct Stafford Loans: The federal government provides funds to schools. FFEL Stafford Loans: no longer available for loans disbursed after July 01, 2010. [Aid Information]

Output: 2 types of Federal Stafford Loans: subsidized loans: the Federal Government pays interest while the student is in school and during grace and deferment periods. unsubsidized loans: the borrower is responsible for interest during the life of the loan. the type of loans awarded depends on financial status. Loan funds will be sent to the school and disbursed in at least two installments. The funds will first be applied to pay tuition, fees, room and board, and other school charges. Any remaining funds must be used for paying education-related expenses.


Input: [Type of Aid] Federal PLUS Loan for Graduates and Professional Students see grad PLUS program [Annual Limits] The annual limit is equal to the total cost of attendance (including travel) minus any financial aid received. You must first accept all Stafford Student Loan you are eligible for before you may borrow under the Graduate PLUS program. [Requirements] Student must file the FAFSA form. see FAFSA links Student must pass a credit check to qualify or have a relative or friend who can pass the credit check co-sign the promissory note. Loan restricted to education-related expenses only. Student must be enrolled at least half-time in a degree or certificate program at an approved school. [Aid Information]

Output: Graduate and professional students can borrow under the PLUS loan program on their behalf. Loan funds will be sent to the school. The loan will be disbursed in at least two installments; no installment will be greater than half the loan amount. The funds will first be applied to pay tuition, fees, room and board, and other school charges, even travel. Any remaining funds must be used for paying education-related expenses.


Input: [Type of Aid] Private Student Loans see Private Loans or dial: 1-866-813-7760 [Annual Limits] From $1,000 up to the full cost of education as certified by your school. [Requirements] You must have at least 21 months credit experience and a satisfactory credit history. You must meet the credit guidelines for employment and residency. If you can't meet these guidelines, you may need your parent or another creditworthy adult to co-sign for the loan. Graduate students must be enrolled at least half-time in a degree or certificate program at an approved school. Funds are certified through the school. [Aid Information]

Output: Private student loans are used to make up the difference between total cost of school and any financial aid received. These loans are not guaranteed by the government so the interest rate and origination fees may be higher. Most private loan programs have higher borrowing limits than federal loan programs. Funds can be used for any education-related expenses, including a new personal computer for school use. SayStudent Loans Financing a Better Future save money build credit pay off your loan faster


Input: [Type of Aid] Home Equity Financing see Home Equity [Annual Limits] No annual limit restrictions. Your amount is subject to your approved equity line balance. [Requirements] You must have equity value in your home. Calculate your equity value You must meet the lenders credit criteria and credit check. There is no limitation or restrictions on the use of the funds. [Aid Information]

Output: Private loan program where the lender opens a credit line on your behalf (or your parent), which credit line is secured by the equity value of your or your parent's home. You will use equity line checks or online transfer capabilities to pay for education or other expenses. The line of credit can be used at any time and for any expense up to your approved credit line balance.


Input: [Type of Aid] Banker Home Equity Line of Credit (BLOC) see BLOC program [Annual Limits] No annual limits. Your amount is subject to your approved equity line balance. [Requirements] You must have equity value in your home. Calculate your equity value You must meet the lenders credit criteria and credit check. There is no limitation or restrictions on the use of the funds. You must have discretionary income to benefit from the BLOC program. [Aid Information]

Output: Same as the home equity product above except that you use your BLOC as your primary money account. Best for applicants who have working income: use BLOC to pay for education expenses deposit your income into the BLOC pay living expenses using the BLOC income left over reduces BLOC account view illustration of program


Input: [Type of Aid] State Agencies [Annual Limits] Financial assistance may vary by state. [Requirements] Financial aid qualifications can vary by individual state. Find State Agency: • Alabama • Alaska • Arizona • Arkansas • California • Colorado • Connecticut • Delaware • Florida • Georgia • Hawaii • Idaho • Illinois • Indiana • Iowa • Kansas • Kentucky • Louisiana • Maine • Maryland • Massachusetts • Michigan • Minnesota • Mississippi • Missouri • Montana • Nebraska • Nevada • New Hampshire • New Jersey • New Mexico • New York • North Carolina • North Dakota • Ohio • Oklahoma • Oregon • Pennsylvania • Rhode Island • South Carolina • South Dakota • Tennessee • Texas • Utah • Vermont • Virginia • Washington • Washington, DC • West Virginia • Wisconsin • Wyoming [Aid Information]

Output: Individual states offer financial aid programs for state residents and in some cases out-of-state residents attending in-state schools. Financial aid may include grants, scholarships, financial aid assistance, and some loan programs.


Input: [Type of Aid] Investment Financing Options see Alternative Aid [Annual Limits] Limitations subject to the available amount in the plan. [Requirements] Plan must be setup in the name of the beneficiary. Withdrawals are tax-exempt if the funds are used to pay for education-related expenses. Penalties may apply for payment of non-education expenses. [Aid Information]

Output: State529 Plans Qualified investment plans established and managed by individual states that can be used to pay education expenses. Contributions are after-tax, but earnings in the fund are tax exempt. Funds are available to any named beneficiary. The beneficiary can be the contributor. Two types of plans: Prepaid Tuition Plans College Savings Plan Education IRAs IRA plans that can be setup for education. Contributions are after-tax, but earnings in the fund are tax exempt. The IRA can be used to pay for higher education and K-12 education expenses.


Input: [Type of Aid] IRA Plans More information from the IRS: http://www.irs.gov [Annual Limits] Limitations subject to the available amount in the plan. [Requirements] You will owe income tax on at the amount withdrawn from the plan. [Aid Information]

Output: You can make withdrawals from your IRAs for qualified higher education expenses without having to pay the 10% penalty tax.


Input: [Type of Aid] Military ROTC see Alternative Aid [Annual Limits] Limitations subject to the cost of college attendance. [Requirements] You will be required to complete a period of military service after you graduate. [Aid Information]

Output: Federal-merit scholarship program that will pay for college and provide a monthly allowance. You must meet specific academic or physical fitness requirements to join. For information: Navy Army Air Force Marines National Guard Coast Guard


Input: [Type of Aid] Eligible Tax Credits More information from the IRS: http://www.irs.gov [Annual Limits] Lifetime Learning Tax Credit: up to a maximum $2,000 per year per family American Opportunity Tax Credit: up to a maximum $2,500 per year per family for tax years 2009-2010 only. [Requirements] Credit can only be taken for expenses covering tuition, fees, and and books (if the book expense was paid to the institution on condition of enrollment) minus any scholarships and grants received. Room and board, personal expenses and transportation are non-eligible expenses. [Aid Information]

Output: The IRS allows students and parents who file and owe taxes to claim one of two educational credits. Tax credits reduce your overall taxes paid dollar-for-dollar.


Input: [Type of Aid] Other Financial Aid See Aid Note: other types of financial aid available [Annual Limits] Provides help for limited circumstances. [Requirements] View program for limitations. [Aid Information]

Output: Includes loan forgiveness programs, VA benefits, Americorps, U.S. public health, and job training programs.


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

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

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

Output: Discount applies on food & beverages

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

Output: Discount applies on food & beverages

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

Output: Discount applies on food & beverages

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

Output: Discount applies on food & beverages

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

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

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

Output: Discount applies to spirits & premium bar service only

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

Output: Discount applies to merchandise at store and concession stands inside Legends Club and does not apply to in-seat service

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

Output: Discount does not apply

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

Output: Discount applies

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

Output: Discount applies

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Input: [Pulse Type] Scattered pulse [sanmai] [Interpretation] An irregular pulse, hardly perceptible, occurring in critical cases showing exhaustion of qi. [Comments]

Output: These are cases where the patient is critically ill, perhaps near death; such patients are normally hospitalized (or sent home to die) and their diagnosis is usually well-established. The pulse only tells that the patient is severely debilitated; it diffuses on light touch and is faint with heavy pressure.

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Input: [Pulse Type] Intermittent pulse [daimai] [Interpretation] A slow pulse pausing at regular intervals, often occurring in exhaustion of zangfu organs, severe trauma, or being seized by terror. [Comments]

Output: As with the scattered pulse, this pulse type is usually only seen in cases where the person is hospitalized or otherwise in an advanced disease stage. It is expected to occur, for example, with those having serious heart disease.

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Input: [Pulse Type] Swift pulse [jimai] [Interpretation] A pulse feeling hasty and swift, 120-140 beats per minute, often occurring in severe acute febrile disease or consumptive conditions. [Comments]

Output: This pulse is so rapid (twice the normal speed) that it is easily detected; the acute febrile disease involves an easily measured high temperature and is usually subject of pathogen testing. Consumptive conditions with such high pulse rates are generally under emergency medical care.

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Input: [Pulse Type] Hollow pulse [koumai] [Interpretation] A pulse that feels floating, large, soft, and hollow, like a scallion stalk, occurring in massive loss of blood. [Comments]

Output: Massive blood loss can easily be reported. This pulse is felt lightly at the superficial level and lightly at the deep level, but barely felt at the intermediate level. The light pulse is like the flexible scallion material, with a hollow center. It means that there is still some flow of qi at the vessel surface, but not much blood.

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Input: [Pulse Type] Faint pulse [weimai] [Interpretation] A pulse feeling thready and soft, scarcely perceptible, showing extreme exhaustion. [Comments]

Output: Extreme exhaustion is obvious to both the patient and the practitioner. The pulse, lacking substance, volume, and strength, simply reveals the exhaustion of the body essences. It is weaker than the thready (faint) pulse.

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Input: [Pulse Type] Surging pulse [hongmai] [Interpretation] A pulse beating like dashing waves with forceful rising and gradual decline, indicating excessive heat. [Comments]

Output: Excess heat syndromes are rarely difficult to detect, so this pulse type adds little information. The force of the pulse indicates that the condition is pathologically excessive, the gradual decline shows that the syndrome is primarily one of heat (qi excess) rather than fluid excess. The pulse is sometimes described as a "full pulse" indicating the excess condition.

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Input: [Pulse Type] Hidden pulse [fumai] [Interpretation] A pulse that can only be felt by pressing to the bone, located even deeper than the sinking pulse, often appearing in syncope or severe pain. [Comments]

Output: This pulse is quite extreme, in that one can barely detect it except by applying deep pressure; it gives the sense that the pulse is hidden in the muscles. If there is little musculature, it is as if it is resting on the surface of the bone. The conditions for which it is typical, syncome (fainting) and severe pain, can easily be determined without taking the pulse.

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Input: [Pulse Type] Knotted pulse [jiemai] [Interpretation] A slow pulse pausing at irregular intervals, often occurring in stagnation of qi and blood. [Comments]

Output: Qi and blood stasis represents a traditional diagnostic category that does not have a direct correlation with modern diagnostics. In this pulse, the irregularity and slowness is due to obstruction.

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Input: [Pulse Type] Hurried pulse [cumai] [Interpretation] A rapid pulse with irregular intermittence, often due to excessive heat with stagnation of qi and blood, or retention of phlegm or undigested food. [Comments]

Output: This is the excess version of the knotted pulse. It is sometimes called the "running" or "abrupt" pulse. The rapidity indicates heat and the irregularity indicates the blockage caused by stagnation and/or accumulation.

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Input: [Pulse Type] Long pulse [changmai] [Interpretation] A pulse with lengthy extent and prolonged stroke. A long pulse with moderate tension may be found in normal persons, but a long and stringy pulse indicates excess of yang, especially liver yang. [Comments]

Output: Particularly in young people, the pulse is felt rather easily across all three finger positions, as is characteristic of the long pulse. The prolonged stroke shows that the vessels are both strong and flexible. A stringy quality indicates a certain level of tension, that corresponds with a liver syndrome. In cases of acute disease, a long pulse will occur when there is a strong confrontation between the body's resistance and the pathogenic factor.

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Input: [Pulse Type] Short pulse [duanmai] [Interpretation] A pulse with short extent. A short and forceful pulse is often found in qi stagnation and a short and weak pulse implies consumption of qi. [Comments]

Output: The short pulse seems to deteriorate from the central pulse position towards the two adjacent pulse positions. It strikes the middle finger sharply and leaves quickly. On the one hand, this can represent contraction of the qi, as in liver qi stagnation, or it can represent deficiency of the qi.

The Significance of Traditional Pulse Diagnosis in the Modern Practice of Chinese Medicine


Input: [Pulse Type] Fine pulse [ximai] or Thready pulse [ximai] [Interpretation] A pulse felt like a fine thread, but always distinctly perceptible, indicating deficiency of qi and blood or other deficiency states. [Comments]

Output: Although the deficiency can be easily detected by other means, some patients can show an artificially robust exterior appearance, while having notable deficiency. Essence deficiency, the result of chronic illness, can give rise to this pulse type.

The Significance of Traditional Pulse Diagnosis in the Modern Practice of Chinese Medicine


Input: [Pulse Type] Hesitant pulse [semai] or Uneven pulse [semai] or Choppy pulse [semai] [Interpretation] A pulse coming and going choppily with small, fine, slow, joggling tempo like scraping bamboo with a knife, indicating sluggish blood circulation due to deficiency of blood or stagnation of qi and blood. [Comments]

Output: This has a more irregular pattern than the knotted pulse that also shows stagnation of qi and blood. The severity of the blood disorder is greater. As the knife scrapes across the bamboo, it vibrates and irregularly moves forward, yielding a choppy sensation with brief hesitations or interruptions in movement.

The Significance of Traditional Pulse Diagnosis in the Modern Practice of Chinese Medicine


Input: [Pulse Type] Slippery pulse [huamai] [Interpretation] A pulse like beads rolling on a plate, found in patients with phlegm-damp or food stagnation, and also in normal persons. A slippery and rapid pulse may indicate pregnancy. [Comments]

Output: While use of the pulse to indicate pregnancy is no longer of value (as more reliable tests are readily available), and while this pulse, like the long pulse is often normal (occurring especially in persons who are somewhat heavy), it is a good confirmation of a diagnosis of phlegm-damp accumulation. It is sometimes referred to as a "smooth pulse."

The Significance of Traditional Pulse Diagnosis in the Modern Practice of Chinese Medicine


Input: [Pulse Type] Relaxed pulse [huanmai] or Loose pulse [huanmai] [Interpretation] A pulse with diminished tension, occurring in dampness or insufficiency of the spleen. [Comments]

Output: The pulse has a softness or looseness that is due to the weakness of the qi and the obstructing effect of dampness. The dampness differs from phlegm-damp in having no solidity.

The Significance of Traditional Pulse Diagnosis in the Modern Practice of Chinese Medicine


Input: [Pulse Type] Moderate pulse [huanmai] [Interpretation] A pulse with even rhythm and moderate tension, indicating a normal condition. [Comments]

Output: This is similar to the loose pulse, above (and the Chinese name is the same), except that it has a better tension, showing that the qi is adequate. As a normal pulse, it indicates that the disease condition being treated is localized and has not disturbed or been caused by disturbance of the viscera.

The Significance of Traditional Pulse Diagnosis in the Modern Practice of Chinese Medicine


Input: [Pulse Type] Tense pulse [jinmai] or Tight pulse [jinmai] [Interpretation] A pulse felt like a tightly stretched cord, indicating cold or pain. [Comments]

Output: This is similar to the wiry pulse, but not as long. While pain can be easily reported, a cold syndrome is sometimes disguised by localized heat symptoms; this pulse can indicate either exterior or interior chill.

The Significance of Traditional Pulse Diagnosis in the Modern Practice of Chinese Medicine


Input: [Pulse Type] Stringy pulse [xianmai] or Wiry pulse [xianmai] [Interpretation] A pulse that feels straight and long, like a musical instrument string, usually occurring in liver and gallbladder disorders or severe pain. [Comments]

Output: This is similar to the tense pulse, but longer and more tremulous. While severe pain can be easily reported, the wiry pulse confirms the liver and/or gallbladder as the focal point of the internal disharmony.

The Significance of Traditional Pulse Diagnosis in the Modern Practice of Chinese Medicine


Input: [Pulse Type] Replete pulse [shimai] or Forceful pulse [shimai] [Interpretation] A pulse felt vigorously and forcefully on both light and heavy pressure, implying excessiveness. [Comments]

Output: This pulse gives relatively little information other than that the condition is one of excess; one must further determine the nature of the excess in order to select a therapeutic strategy. This pulse, however, generally rejects the use of tonification strategies, as it indicates that the body resistance is undamaged.

The Significance of Traditional Pulse Diagnosis in the Modern Practice of Chinese Medicine


Input: [Pulse Type] Weak pulse [ruomai] [Interpretation] A pulse feeling deep and soft, usually due to deficiency of qi and blood. [Comments]

Output: This pulse is similar to the fine pulse, but has a softer quality. Usually, this indicates a weakness of the spleen qi, leading to deficiency of both qi and blood. In the system of pulse taking, it serves as the opposite of the replete pulse.

The Significance of Traditional Pulse Diagnosis in the Modern Practice of Chinese Medicine


Input: [Pulse Type] Soggy pulse [rumai] [Interpretation] A superficial, thin, and soft pulse which can be felt on light touch like a thread floating on water, but grows faint on hard pressuring, indicating deficiency conditions or damp retention. [Comments]

Output: This pulse is similar to the fine and weak pulses. The thready pulse sensation felt on light touch gives the impression of being easily moved, as if floating on water; hence, it tends to indicate spleen-qi deficiency with accumulation of dampness. It is sometimes referred to as the "soft pulse."

The Significance of Traditional Pulse Diagnosis in the Modern Practice of Chinese Medicine


Input: [Pulse Type] Feeble pulse [xumai] [Interpretation] A pulse feeling feeble and void, indicating deficiency of qi and blood or impairment of body fluid. [Comments]

Output: This pulse is similar to the weak, fine, and faint pulses. It occurs when the deficiency of blood is more severe than in the case of weak and fine pulses, but not so deficient as with the faint pulse.

The Significance of Traditional Pulse Diagnosis in the Modern Practice of Chinese Medicine


Input: [Pulse Type] Rapid pulse [shoumai] [Interpretation] A pulse with increased frequency (more than 90 beats per minute), usually indicating the presence of heat. [Comments]

Output: The rapid pulse is quite a bit more rapid than a normal pulse, and usually occurs only when there is a serious illness and mainly when there is a fever. The pulse can become rapid from activity prior to pulse taking.

The Significance of Traditional Pulse Diagnosis in the Modern Practice of Chinese Medicine


Input: [Pulse Type] Slow pulse [chimai] [Interpretation] A pulse with reduced frequency (less than 60 beats per minute), usually indicating endogenous cold. [Comments]

Output: A slow pulse may also indicate a person at rest who normally has a high level of physical activity, so must be interpreted in light of other diagnostic information.

The Significance of Traditional Pulse Diagnosis in the Modern Practice of Chinese Medicine