Input: [0] Fireblight [Apple trees Priscilla]

Output: Very resistant

Compare apple varieties and other fruit tree varieties side by side


Input: [0] Cedar apple rust [Apple trees Priscilla]

Output: Very resistant

Compare apple varieties and other fruit tree varieties side by side


Input: [Label] [Parent] [Links to...] the parent of the current package [Highlighted when...]

Output: (never highlighted)


Input: [Label] [Package] [Links to...] the package containing the current object [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing a package


Input: [Label] [Module] [Links to...] the module containing the current object [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing a module


Input: [Label] [Class] [Links to...] the class containing the current object [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing a class


Input: [Label] [Trees] [Links to...] the trees page [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing the trees page


Input: [Label] [Index] [Links to...] the index page [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing the index page


Input: [Label] [Help] [Links to...] the help page [Highlighted when...]

Output: viewing the help page


Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.

Privacy Policy - New Internationalist ethical shop.


Input: [COOKIE name] CATEGORY_INFO [COOKIE Description]

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

Privacy Policy - New Internationalist ethical shop.


Input: [COOKIE name] COMPARE [COOKIE Description]

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

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Input: [COOKIE name] CURRENCY [COOKIE Description]

Output: Your preferred currency.

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Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER [COOKIE Description]

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

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Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_AUTH [COOKIE Description]

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

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Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_INFO [COOKIE Description]

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

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Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_SEGMENT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the Customer Segment ID.

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Input: [COOKIE name] EXTERNAL_NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

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

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Input: [COOKIE name] FRONTEND [COOKIE Description]

Output: You sesssion ID on the server.

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

Output: Allows guests to edit their orders.

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Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_CATEGORY [COOKIE Description]

Output: The last category you visited.

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Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_PRODUCT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The most recent product you have viewed.

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Input: [COOKIE name] MW_REFERRAL_FROM [COOKIE Description]

Output: The partner who referred you (if any).

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Input: [COOKIE name] MW_REFERRAL_FROM_DOMAIN [COOKIE Description]

Output: The partener domain via which you were referred.

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Input: [COOKIE name] MW_REFFERAL_TO [COOKIE Description]

Output: The landing page to which a partner organization referred you.

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Input: [COOKIE name] NEWMESSAGE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a new message has been received.

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Input: [COOKIE name] NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether it is allowed to use cache.

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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.

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Input: [COOKIE name] POLL [COOKIE Description]

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

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Input: [COOKIE name] POLLN [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on what polls you have voted on.

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Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have recently compared.

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Input: [COOKIE name] STF [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on products you have emailed to friends.

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Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The store view or language you have selected.

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Input: [COOKIE name] USER_ALLOWED_SAVE_COOKIE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a customer allowed the use of cookies.

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Input: [COOKIE name] VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: The products that you have recently viewed.

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Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

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

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Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST_CNT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The number of items in your Wishlist.

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Input: [Credit Unions] Providing services to members [Banks] Providing services to customers at a profit [1]

Output: Purpose


Input: [Credit Unions] Not-for-profit cooperatives owned and operated by members who own an equal share of the organization [Banks] Businesses owned by stockholders with the intention of making money from their investment [1]

Output: Definition


Input: [Credit Unions] Democratically structured. Each member has one vote, regardless of the level of personal investment [Banks] Depositors have no vote; only stockholders may vote on goals, functions and services [1]

Output: Structure


Input: [Credit Unions] Directors are elected from among the membership and are unpaid volunteers [Banks] Directors are elected by stockholders and paid for their time [1]

Output: Directors


Input: [Credit Unions] Earnings are returned to members in the form of dividends, higher savings rates, lower loan rates and improved services [Banks] Earnings are returned to stockholders [1]

Output: Earnings


Input: [Credit Unions] More than 6,956 credit unions in the United States, comprised of nearly 100 million members Credit unions in the United States have approximately $1.03 trillion in combined assets [Banks] More than 6,931 banks and savings & loans in the United States with more than 270 million customers Combined, banks and savings & loans have more than $14.23 trillion in assets [1]

Output: Size


Input: [#] 12 [e] 1 [i] 4 [s] done [0]

Output: As a vistor I would like to see an overview of classified ads so that I can get an idea of what’s being offered and what’s needed.

Requirements Appsterdam Members Listing App · Fingertips


Input: [#] 13 [e] 1 [i] 4 [s] done [0]

Output: As a visitor I would like to see which member posted a classified ad so that I can contact the member.

Requirements Appsterdam Members Listing App · Fingertips


Input: [#] 14 [e] 2 [i] 4 [s] done [0]

Output: As a visitor I would like to limit the classifieds overview to specific attributes so that I only see what I’m interested in.

Requirements Appsterdam Members Listing App · Fingertips


Input: [#] 15 [e] 2 [i] 4 [s] done [0]

Output: As a visitor I would like to be able to search classified ads so that I can find what I’m looking for.

Requirements Appsterdam Members Listing App · Fingertips


Input: [#] 16 [e] 2 [i] 4 [s] done [0]

Output: As a member I would like to post a classified ad so that I can offer or request help or services.

Requirements Appsterdam Members Listing App · Fingertips


Input: [#] 17 [e] 1 [i] 4 [s] done [0]

Output: As a member I would like to be able to edit a classified ad I posted so that I can fix mistakes.

Requirements Appsterdam Members Listing App · Fingertips


Input: [#] 18 [e] 1 [i] 4 [s] done [0]

Output: As a member I would like to be able to remove a classified ad I posted when it’s no longer relevant.

Requirements Appsterdam Members Listing App · Fingertips


Input: [#] 19 [e] 1 [i] 4 [s] done [0]

Output: As an administrator I would like classified ads to be removed automatically after 30 days so that only relevant ads are shown.

Requirements Appsterdam Members Listing App · Fingertips


Input: [Amount] $49 [Type of Fee]

Output: Student Activity Fee The student activity fee is used to fund various organizations benefiting students, such as the Student Center, Student Publications, and student‐run organizations. The student activity fee is administered through the Student Government Association.

Mandatory Fees and Other Charges - Bursar Armstrong State University - Georgia


Input: [Amount] $190 [Type of Fee]

Output: Athletic Fee The Athletic fee contributes to the operating costs of maintaining a quality Division II athletic program that is also NCAA and Title IX compliant.

Mandatory Fees and Other Charges - Bursar Armstrong State University - Georgia


Input: [Amount] $43 [Type of Fee]

Output: Recreation Center Fee This fee helps cover the debt service payments on the Student Recreation Center. This fee is set for the full term of the bonds that finance this facility. The Student Activity Fee also provides funding for operation of the Center.

Mandatory Fees and Other Charges - Bursar Armstrong State University - Georgia


Input: [Amount] $60 [Type of Fee]

Output: Technology Fee The Technology Fee is intended to enhance the technology available for the education of Armstrong students. It is used to fund the refurbishment of existing technology based equipment and to fund innovative projects for the use of technology in education. Colleges, schools, groups of faculty, students and staff may request funds. The Technology Fee Committee, which includes faculty and students, makes recommendations for the distribution of funds to the Chief Information Officer who, in turn, allocates the funds.

Mandatory Fees and Other Charges - Bursar Armstrong State University - Georgia


Input: [Amount] $20 [Type of Fee]

Output: Student Health Fee The student health fee covers unlimited visits to the clinic, some laboratory testing, psychiatry assessment and limited psychiatrist visits per semester, and consultations with health educators. Other services are significantly discounted. A supplemental health insurance plan, which covers referrals, hospitalizations and other costs, is available for all students.

Mandatory Fees and Other Charges - Bursar Armstrong State University - Georgia


Input: [Amount] $250 [Type of Fee]

Output: Institutional fee

Mandatory Fees and Other Charges - Bursar Armstrong State University - Georgia


Input: [Amount] $110 [Type of Fee]

Output: Student success fee

Mandatory Fees and Other Charges - Bursar Armstrong State University - Georgia


Input: [Amount] $15 [Type of Fee]

Output: Student ID Fee The Pirate Card is the official Armstrong identification card for students. It is a student’s ticket for student athletic events, access to various facilities such as housing and the recreation center, access to meal plans, and a valuable tool for storing funds so cash is not needed to purchase campus wide services.

Mandatory Fees and Other Charges - Bursar Armstrong State University - Georgia


Input: [SYMPTOMS] Yellow Upper Leaves [N] No [K] No [Ca] No [S] Yes [Mg] No [Fe] Yes [Mn] No [B] No [Mb] No [Zn] No [Cu] No [Over Fert.] No [P]

Output: No


Input: [SYMPTOMS] Yellow Middle Leaves [N] No [K] No [Ca] No [S] No [Mg] No [Fe] No [Mn] No [B] No [Mb] Yes [Zn] No [Cu] No [Over Fert.] No [P]

Output: No


Input: [SYMPTOMS] Yellow Lower Leaves [N] Yes [K] Yes [Ca] No [S] No [Mg] Yes [Fe] No [Mn] No [B] No [Mb] No [Zn] No [Cu] No [Over Fert.] No [P]

Output: Yes


Input: [SYMPTOMS] Red Stems [N] Yes [K] Yes [Ca] No [S] No [Mg] Yes [Fe] No [Mn] No [B] No [Mb] No [Zn] No [Cu] No [Over Fert.] No [P]

Output: Yes


Input: [SYMPTOMS] Necrosis [N] No [K] Yes [Ca] No [S] No [Mg] Yes [Fe] No [Mn] Yes [B] Yes [Mb] No [Zn] No [Cu] Yes [Over Fert.] No [P]

Output: No


Input: [SYMPTOMS] Spots [N] No [K] No [Ca] No [S] No [Mg] No [Fe] No [Mn] Yes [B] No [Mb] No [Zn] No [Cu] No [Over Fert.] No [P]

Output: No


Input: [SYMPTOMS] Growing Shoots Die [N] No [K] No [Ca] No [S] No [Mg] No [Fe] No [Mn] No [B] Yes [Mb] No [Zn] No [Cu] No [Over Fert.] No [P]

Output: No


Input: [SYMPTOMS] White Leaf Tips [N] No [K] No [Ca] No [S] No [Mg] Yes [Fe] No [Mn] No [B] No [Mb] No [Zn] Yes [Cu] No [Over Fert.] No [P]

Output: No


Input: [SYMPTOMS] Stunted Growth [N] Yes [K] No [Ca] Yes [S] No [Mg] No [Fe] No [Mn] No [B] No [Mb] No [Zn] No [Cu] No [Over Fert.] No [P]

Output: Yes


Input: [SYMPTOMS] Deformed New Growth [N] No [K] No [Ca] No [S] No [Mg] No [Fe] No [Mn] No [B] No [Mb] No [Zn] No [Cu] No [Over Fert.] No [P]

Output: Yes


Input: [SYMPTOMS] Yellow Tips [N] No [K] No [Ca] No [S] No [Mg] No [Fe] No [Mn] No [B] No [Mb] No [Zn] No [Cu] No [Over Fert.] Yes [P]

Output: No


Input: [SYMPTOMS] Twisted Growth [N] No [K] No [Ca] No [S] No [Mg] No [Fe] No [Mn] No [B] Yes [Mb] No [Zn] No [Cu] No [Over Fert.] No [P]

Output: No


Input: [States & Territories] Alabama [Citizenship Requirement] Yes [Social Security # Requirement] Yes No [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Alaska [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Arizona [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Arkansas [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] California [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes No [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Colorado [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Connecticut [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Delaware [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes No [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] District of Columbia [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: Yes

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Florida [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Georgia [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Guam [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Hawaii [Citizenship Requirement] Yes [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Idaho [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes No [Residency Requirement]

Output: Yes

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Illinois [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] No Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Indiana [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Iowa [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Kansas [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: Yes

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Kentucky [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes No [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Louisiana [Citizenship Requirement] Yes [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: Yes

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Maine [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Maryland [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes No [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Massachusetts [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Michigan [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Minnesota [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Mississippi [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes No [Residency Requirement]

Output: Yes

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Missouri [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: Yes

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Montana [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] No Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Nebraska [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: Yes

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Nevada [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: Yes

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] New Hampshire [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] New Jersey [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes No [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] New Mexico [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] New York [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] No Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] North Carolina [Citizenship Requirement] Yes [Social Security # Requirement] Yes No [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] North Dakota [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Northern Mariana Islands [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] No No [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Ohio [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: Yes

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Oklahoma [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: Yes

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Oregon [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Pennsylvania [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: Yes

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Puerto Rico [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: Yes

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Rhode Island [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: Yes

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] South Carolina [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] South Dakota [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] No No [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Tennessee [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Texas [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] U.S. Virgin Islands [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes No [Residency Requirement]

Output: Yes

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Utah [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Vermont [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Virginia [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Washington [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] West Virginia [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: Yes

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Wisconsin [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] No Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: No

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [States & Territories] Wyoming [Citizenship Requirement] No [Social Security # Requirement] Yes Yes [Residency Requirement]

Output: Yes

Accounting in Your State : ThisWayToCPA : AICPA


Input: [#] 1 [Description] Just when you thought Hello World! was only for programming languages. This tutorial walks through just about the most basic document LaTeX could produce: just a single page with those famous words. This should give you an idea of the bare bones of a LaTeX source document, and also instructs on how to use the software, as well as converting output to PS and PDF. [Name]

Output: Absolute Beginners

Getting to grips with LaTeX - writing - Andrew Roberts


Input: [#] 2 [Description] With Hello World! under your belt, it's time to get on with more practical documents. This tutorial creates a basic article, similar in style to a research paper. There is a strong focus on document structure. A few extras are also covered, including lists, tables and bibliographies. [Name]

Output: Document Structure

Getting to grips with LaTeX - writing - Andrew Roberts


Input: [#] 3 [Description] Although introduced in the previous tutorial, there is much more on offer. This tutorial will delve in to using BibTeX to manage your references as an external file. How to customise you bibliography using style files and quick look at the Natbib package for a more flexible system of citations, including the Harvard and numerical systems. [Name]

Output: Bibliographies

Getting to grips with LaTeX - writing - Andrew Roberts


Input: [#] 4 [Description] Tables are common in many documents. Tables can be tricky in LaTeX, which is why it's important to get some practice - so follow this tutorial to help you understand the most useful aspects of LaTeX's table functions. [Name]

Output: Tables

Getting to grips with LaTeX - writing - Andrew Roberts


Input: [#] 5 [Description] A picture speaks a thousand words, and all that. So, if you need to add them to your documents, then this tutorial will show you how. Includes help on converting your images to EPS, the format that LaTeX requires; how to import; and some useful effects on your images that can be achieved from within LaTeX. [Name]

Output: Importing Images

Getting to grips with LaTeX - writing - Andrew Roberts


Input: [#] 6 [Description] Following on from the previous two tutorials, the concept of floats is introduced. They allow you to add captions to your tables and images. They also permit better page layout. This tutorial also covers how to wrap text around floats. Figures within figures and even creating your own float types. [Name]

Output: Floats, Figures and Captions

Getting to grips with LaTeX - writing - Andrew Roberts


Input: [#] 7 [Description] A broad topic, mainly focussed on formatting of text (font styles, size etc); accents; symbols; Paragraph formatting (justification, line spacing, special paragraph styles). List structures and how to customize; Footnotes and margin notes. And some other extra bits! [Name]

Output: Formatting

Getting to grips with LaTeX - writing - Andrew Roberts


Input: [#] 8 [Description] This tutorial shows you how to gain more control of the page layout. How to select page orientation; change margin sizes; have multiple columns; customise headers/footers; use manual formatting. [Name]

Output: Page Layout

Getting to grips with LaTeX - writing - Andrew Roberts


Input: [#] 9 [Description] This tutorial covers the basics of using the math mode to nicely output your maths. Covers maths environments, symbols, fractions, exponents, roots, matrices, etc. [Name]

Output: Mathematics - Part I

Getting to grips with LaTeX - writing - Andrew Roberts


Input: [#] 10 [Description] Expanding on the material from the previous tutorial, more advanced topics are introduced. These include equation alignment environments, customising spacing, etc. [Name]

Output: Mathematics - Part II

Getting to grips with LaTeX - writing - Andrew Roberts


Input: [#] 11 [Description] This tutorial will focus solely on creating PDFs and utilising PDF-specific features. (NB, it's still in draft form. Still some rough edges to smooth out.) [Name]

Output: PDFs

Getting to grips with LaTeX - writing - Andrew Roberts


Input: [#] 12 [Description] For large documents you will may require tables of contents. LaTeX provides all the necessary commands to produce this content and this tutorial gives you an overview of them. [Name]

Output: Tables of Contents

Getting to grips with LaTeX - writing - Andrew Roberts


Input: [MySQL] char [PostgreSQL]

Output: character

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] varchar [PostgreSQL]

Output: character varying

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] tinytext [PostgreSQL]

Output: text

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] mediumtext [PostgreSQL]

Output: text

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] text [PostgreSQL]

Output: text

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] longtext [PostgreSQL]

Output: text

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] tinyblob [PostgreSQL]

Output: bytea

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] mediumblob [PostgreSQL]

Output: bytea

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] blob [PostgreSQL]

Output: bytea

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] longblob [PostgreSQL]

Output: bytea

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] binary [PostgreSQL]

Output: bytea

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] varbinary [PostgreSQL]

Output: bytea

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] bit [PostgreSQL]

Output: bit varying

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] tinyint [PostgreSQL]

Output: smallint

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] tinyint unsigned [PostgreSQL]

Output: smallint

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] smallint [PostgreSQL]

Output: smallint

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] smallint unsigned [PostgreSQL]

Output: integer

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] mediumint [PostgreSQL]

Output: integer

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] mediumint unsigned [PostgreSQL]

Output: integer

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] int [PostgreSQL]

Output: integer

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] int unsigned [PostgreSQL]

Output: bigint

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] bigint [PostgreSQL]

Output: bigint

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] bigint unsigned [PostgreSQL]

Output: numeric

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] float [PostgreSQL]

Output: real

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] float unsigned [PostgreSQL]

Output: real

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] double [PostgreSQL]

Output: double precision

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] double unsigned [PostgreSQL]

Output: double precision

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] decimal [PostgreSQL]

Output: numeric

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] decimal unsigned [PostgreSQL]

Output: numeric

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] numeric [PostgreSQL]

Output: numeric

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] numeric unsigned [PostgreSQL]

Output: numeric

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] date [PostgreSQL]

Output: date

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] datetime [PostgreSQL]

Output: timestamp without time zone

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] time [PostgreSQL]

Output: time without time zone

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] timestamp [PostgreSQL]

Output: timestamp without time zone

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] year [PostgreSQL]

Output: smallint

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] enum [PostgreSQL]

Output: character varying (with check constraint)

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [MySQL] set [PostgreSQL]

Output: ARRAY[]::text[]

py-mysql2pgsql - A tool for migrating/converting/exporting data from MySQL to PostgreSQL — py-mysql2pgsql v0.1.1 documentation


Input: [XMLHttpRequest] no [Server-Sent Events] no [WebSocket] yes [0]

Output: Request streaming


Input: [XMLHttpRequest] limited [Server-Sent Events] yes [WebSocket] yes [0]

Output: Response streaming


Input: [XMLHttpRequest] HTTP [Server-Sent Events] event stream [WebSocket] binary framing [0]

Output: Framing mechanism


Input: [XMLHttpRequest] yes [Server-Sent Events] no (base64) [WebSocket] yes [0]

Output: Binary data transfers


Input: [XMLHttpRequest] yes [Server-Sent Events] yes [WebSocket] limited [0]

Output: Compression


Input: [XMLHttpRequest] HTTP [Server-Sent Events] HTTP [WebSocket] WebSocket [0]

Output: Application transport protocol


Input: [XMLHttpRequest] TCP [Server-Sent Events] TCP [WebSocket] TCP [0]

Output: Network transport protocol


Input: [Component] Static Content [Folder]

Output: Common HTTP Features


Input: [Component] Default Document [Folder]

Output: Common HTTP Features


Input: [Component] HTTP Redirection [Folder]

Output: Common HTTP Features


Input: [Component] Directory Browsing [Folder]

Output: Common HTTP Features


Input: [Component] ASP.Net [Folder]

Output: Application Development


Input: [Component] ISAPI Extension [Folder]

Output: Application Development


Input: [Component] ISAPI Filters [Folder]

Output: Application Development


Input: [Component] Windows Authentication [Folder]

Output: Security


Input: [Component] IIS Metabase [Folder]

Output: Management Tools


Input: [Component] IIS 6 WMI [Folder]

Output: Management Tools


Input: [Pin Label] RTS-O [Pin Function] Request to send [Description] RTS is used for hardware flow control in some serial interfaces. This output is not critical for simple serial communication. [Input, Output, Power?]

Output: Output

Using the BlueSMiRF - learn.sparkfun.com


Input: [Pin Label] RX-I [Pin Function] Serial receive [Description] This pin receives serial data from another device. It should be connected to the TX of the other device. [Input, Output, Power?]

Output: Input

Using the BlueSMiRF - learn.sparkfun.com


Input: [Pin Label] TX-O [Pin Function] Serial transmit [Description] This pin sends serial data to another device. It should be connected to the RX of the other device. [Input, Output, Power?]

Output: Output

Using the BlueSMiRF - learn.sparkfun.com


Input: [Pin Label] VCC [Pin Function] Voltage supply [Description] This voltage supply signal is routed through a 3.3V regulator, then routed to the Bluetooth module. It should range from 3.3V to 6V. [Input, Output, Power?]

Output: Power In

Using the BlueSMiRF - learn.sparkfun.com


Input: [Pin Label] CTS-I [Pin Function] Clear to send [Description] CTS is another serial flow control signal. Like RTS, it's not required for most, simple serial interfaces. [Input, Output, Power?]

Output: Input

Using the BlueSMiRF - learn.sparkfun.com


Input: [Pin Label] GND [Pin Function] Ground [Description] The 0V reference voltage, common to any other device connected to the Bluetooth modem. [Input, Output, Power?]

Output: Power In

Using the BlueSMiRF - learn.sparkfun.com


Input: [AIN] AOT [ON COUNT] ONITR Calls subroutine on external interrupt [Reads analog input voltage]

Output: Outputs analog voltage

Remote Processing | Single Board Computers > Basic Programming Language


Input: [AIN] BAUD [ON COUNT] ONTICK Generates timed interrupts [Reads analog input voltage]

Output: Sets baud rates, RS-232/485 mode

Remote Processing | Single Board Computers > Basic Programming Language


Input: [AIN] CLEAR [ON COUNT] ONTIME Real time clock interrupts(RPC-52 only) [Reads analog input voltage]

Output: Added tick timer, display clearing

Remote Processing | Single Board Computers > Basic Programming Language


Input: [AIN] COM$ [ON COUNT] PEEK Reads string or byte from memory [Reads analog input voltage]

Output: Returns line of data from either serial port

Remote Processing | Single Board Computers > Basic Programming Language


Input: [AIN] COM [ON COUNT] POKE Writes string or byte to memory [Reads analog input voltage]

Output: Returns number of characters in a serial port

Remote Processing | Single Board Computers > Basic Programming Language


Input: [AIN] COUNT [ON COUNT] PWM PWM operates while program continues [Reads analog input voltage]

Output: Reads or writes to quadrature encoder/counter

Remote Processing | Single Board Computers > Basic Programming Language


Input: [AIN] DATE [ON COUNT] SAVE Saves programs or data to flash EPROM [Reads analog input voltage]

Output: Reads or sets date to calendar/clock

Remote Processing | Single Board Computers > Basic Programming Language


Input: [AIN] DISPLAY [ON COUNT] STR Enhanced string handling commands [Reads analog input voltage]

Output: Writes to character display

Remote Processing | Single Board Computers > Basic Programming Language


Input: [AIN] KEYPAD [ON COUNT] TICK Returns one of 4 tick times with 5 mS resolution Replaces TIME [Reads analog input voltage]

Output: Reads keypad value

Remote Processing | Single Board Computers > Basic Programming Language


Input: [AIN] LINE [ON COUNT] TIME Reads or sets time to calendar/clock [Reads analog input voltage]

Output: Reads or writes a digital I/O line

Remote Processing | Single Board Computers > Basic Programming Language


Input: [AIN] LOAD [ON COUNT] WDOG Set and resets watchdog timer [Reads analog input voltage]

Output: Loads program or data from EPROM to RAM

Remote Processing | Single Board Computers > Basic Programming Language


Input: [PROTECTION] Mobile App Reputation [WHY IT MATTERS TO YOU]

Output: Protects you against malicious mobile apps by dynamically collecting and rating mobile applications for malicious activity, resource usage, and privacy violations

Global Threat Intelligence – Cloud Data Mining Framework - Trend Micro UK


Input: [PROTECTION] Whitelisting [WHY IT MATTERS TO YOU]

Output: Protects against false positives using in-the-cloud whitelists from one of the world's largest databases to focus threat research efforts

Global Threat Intelligence – Cloud Data Mining Framework - Trend Micro UK


Input: [PROTECTION] Vulnerabilities and Exploits [WHY IT MATTERS TO YOU]

Output: Rapidly discovers and protects you against known and zero-day exploits by virtually patching newfound vulnerabilities

Global Threat Intelligence – Cloud Data Mining Framework - Trend Micro UK


Input: [PROTECTION] Command & Control Communication Protection [WHY IT MATTERS TO YOU]

Output: Quickly identifies botnet or targeted attack behaviors by identifying communications between targets and threat actors' servers

Global Threat Intelligence – Cloud Data Mining Framework - Trend Micro UK


Input: [PROTECTION] Threat Actor Intelligence [WHY IT MATTERS TO YOU]

Output: Proactively protects against new threats using active research and investigation to identify new attack methods before they are used by cybercriminals

Global Threat Intelligence – Cloud Data Mining Framework - Trend Micro UK


Input: [PROTECTION] Enhanced Web Reputation [WHY IT MATTERS TO YOU]

Output: Blocks users from accessing compromised or malicious websites by tracking the credibility of web pages and domains

Global Threat Intelligence – Cloud Data Mining Framework - Trend Micro UK


Input: [PROTECTION] Enhanced Email Reputation [WHY IT MATTERS TO YOU]

Output: Blocks spam and phishing emails that use social engineering before they reach you

Global Threat Intelligence – Cloud Data Mining Framework - Trend Micro UK


Input: [PROTECTION] Enhanced File Reputation [WHY IT MATTERS TO YOU]

Output: Checks the reputation of each file (including metadata like prevalence, age, geo-location) against an extensive database in the cloud before permitting user access, freeing you from dealing with oppressive pattern files

Global Threat Intelligence – Cloud Data Mining Framework - Trend Micro UK


Input: [PROTECTION] Big Data Analytics and Data Mining Correlation [WHY IT MATTERS TO YOU]

Output: Provides immediate and automatic protection from the multitude of threats by continuously updating and correlating massive amounts of global threat intelligence

Global Threat Intelligence – Cloud Data Mining Framework - Trend Micro UK


Input: [PROTECTION] Smart Protection Server [WHY IT MATTERS TO YOU]

Output: Safeguards network bandwidth, endpoint efficiency, and privacy by performing web and file reputation queries directly to local servers, instead to the public cloud

Global Threat Intelligence – Cloud Data Mining Framework - Trend Micro UK


Input: [PROTECTION] Smart Feedback [WHY IT MATTERS TO YOU]

Output: Speeds protection by automatically updating Trend Micro's global threat intelligence each time a new threat is identified on a single customer's routine reputation check

Global Threat Intelligence – Cloud Data Mining Framework - Trend Micro UK


Input: [Variable:] %WEBLOGONAME% [Expanded to:]

Output: Filename of web logo


Input: [Variable:] %WEBLOGOIMG% [Expanded to:]

Output: Image URL of web logo


Input: [Variable:] %WEBLOGOURL% [Expanded to:]

Output: Link of web logo


Input: [Variable:] %WEBLOGOALT% [Expanded to:]

Output: Alt text of web logo


Input: [Variable:] %WIKILOGOURL% [Expanded to:]

Output: Link of page logo


Input: [Variable:] %WIKILOGOIMG% [Expanded to:]

Output: Image URL of page logo


Input: [Variable:] %WIKILOGOALT% [Expanded to:]

Output: Alt text of page logo


Input: [Variable:] %WEBBGCOLOR% [Expanded to:]

Output: Web-specific background color, defined in the WebPreferences


Input: [Variable:] %WIKITOOLNAME% [Expanded to:]

Output: The name of your TWiki site


Input: [Variable:] %SCRIPTURL% [Expanded to:]

Output: The script URL of TWiki


Input: [Variable:] %SCRIPTURLPATH% [Expanded to:]

Output: The script URL path


Input: [Variable:] %SCRIPTSUFFIX% [Expanded to:]

Output: The script suffix, ex: .pl, .cgi


Input: [Variable:] %WEB% [Expanded to:]

Output: The name of the current web.


Input: [Variable:] %TOPIC% [Expanded to:]

Output: The name of the current topic.


Input: [Variable:] %WEBTOPICLIST% [Expanded to:]

Output: Common links of current web, defined in the WebPreferences. It includes a Go box


Input: [Variable:] %TEXT% [Expanded to:]

Output: The topic text, e.g. the content that can be edited


Input: [Variable:] %META{"form"}% [Expanded to:]

Output: TWikiForm, if any


Input: [Variable:] %META{"attachments"}% [Expanded to:]

Output: FileAttachment table


Input: [Variable:] %META{"parent"}% [Expanded to:]

Output: The topic parent


Input: [Variable:] %EDITTOPIC% [Expanded to:]

Output: Edit link


Input: [Variable:] %REVTITLE% [Expanded to:]

Output: The revision title, if any, ex: (r1.6)


Input: [Variable:] %REVINFO% [Expanded to:]

Output: Revision info, ex: r1.6 - 24 Dec 2002 - 08:12 GMT - TWikiGuest


Input: [Variable:] %WEBCOPYRIGHT% [Expanded to:]

Output: Copyright notice, defined in the WebPreferences


Input: [Variable:] %BROADCASTMESSAGE% [Expanded to:]

Output: Broadcast message at the beginning of your view template, can be used to alert users of scheduled downtimes; can be set in TWikiPreferences


Input: [Types] Data Stealer [User Implication] Stolen information maybe used for malicious purposes [Technique]

Output: Steals information stored in the mobile device and sends it to a remote user

Mobile Apps: New Frontier for Cybercrime - Threat Encyclopedia - Trend Micro AU


Input: [Types] Premium Service Abuser [User Implication] Unnecessary charges for services not authorized by user [Technique]

Output: Subscribes the infected phone to premium services without user consent

Mobile Apps: New Frontier for Cybercrime - Threat Encyclopedia - Trend Micro AU


Input: [Types] Click Fraudster [User Implication] Cybercriminals gain profit from these clicks [Technique]

Output: Mobile devices are abused via clicking online ads without users' knowledge (pay-per-click)

Mobile Apps: New Frontier for Cybercrime - Threat Encyclopedia - Trend Micro AU


Input: [Types] Malicious Downloader [User Implication] Mobile device is vulnerable to more infection [Technique]

Output: Downloads other malicious files and apps

Mobile Apps: New Frontier for Cybercrime - Threat Encyclopedia - Trend Micro AU


Input: [Types] Spying Tools [User Implication] Cybercriimnals track down location of users [Technique]

Output: Tracks user’s location via monitoring GPS data and sends this to third party

Mobile Apps: New Frontier for Cybercrime - Threat Encyclopedia - Trend Micro AU


Input: [Types] Rooter [User Implication] Users' mobile devices are exposed to more threats [Technique]

Output: Gains complete control of the phone, including their functions

Mobile Apps: New Frontier for Cybercrime - Threat Encyclopedia - Trend Micro AU


Input: [Issues along the way] Issue [1] Ambulances flagged by inspector [2]

Output: Why does it matter?

Inspecting ambulances in Wisconsin is a one-man job | Daily Herald Media | wausaudailyherald.com


Input: [Issues along the way] Warning lights [1] 20 [2]

Output: Minor but repeat offenses can warn of bigger problems

Inspecting ambulances in Wisconsin is a one-man job | Daily Herald Media | wausaudailyherald.com


Input: [Issues along the way] Light bars [1] 25 [2]

Output: Minor but repeat offenses can warn of bigger problems

Inspecting ambulances in Wisconsin is a one-man job | Daily Herald Media | wausaudailyherald.com


Input: [Issues along the way] Clearance lights [1] 35 [2]

Output: Minor but repeat offenses can warn of bigger problems

Inspecting ambulances in Wisconsin is a one-man job | Daily Herald Media | wausaudailyherald.com


Input: [Issues along the way] Horn [1] 12 [2]

Output: Used when traveling during emergency response

Inspecting ambulances in Wisconsin is a one-man job | Daily Herald Media | wausaudailyherald.com


Input: [Issues along the way] Emergency brakes [1] 19 [2]

Output: Keeps ambulance still when parked

Inspecting ambulances in Wisconsin is a one-man job | Daily Herald Media | wausaudailyherald.com


Input: [Issues along the way] Interior lighting [1] 110 [2]

Output: Minor but repeat offenses can warn of bigger problems

Inspecting ambulances in Wisconsin is a one-man job | Daily Herald Media | wausaudailyherald.com


Input: [Issues along the way] Main oxygen system and supply [1] 15 [2]

Output: Frequently used for patient care

Inspecting ambulances in Wisconsin is a one-man job | Daily Herald Media | wausaudailyherald.com


Input: [Issues along the way] Battery-powered portable suction [1] 37 [2]

Output: Frequently used for patient care to remove fluid from throat

Inspecting ambulances in Wisconsin is a one-man job | Daily Herald Media | wausaudailyherald.com


Input: [Issues along the way] Laryngoscope [1] 13 [2]

Output: Tool used to allow emergency workers to see a patients airway

Inspecting ambulances in Wisconsin is a one-man job | Daily Herald Media | wausaudailyherald.com


Input: [Issues along the way] Liquid oral glucose [1] 15 [2]

Output: Sugary gel used for patients with low blood pressure and other diabetic issues

Inspecting ambulances in Wisconsin is a one-man job | Daily Herald Media | wausaudailyherald.com


Input: [Issues along the way] Defibrillator pads [1] 19 [2]

Output: Prevents injuries to the skin when a defibrillator is used

Inspecting ambulances in Wisconsin is a one-man job | Daily Herald Media | wausaudailyherald.com


Input: [Issues along the way] Epinephrine [1] 21 [2]

Output: Used to treat life-threatening allergic reactions

Inspecting ambulances in Wisconsin is a one-man job | Daily Herald Media | wausaudailyherald.com


Input: [Issues along the way] Medications, drugs and solutions [1] 21 [2]

Output: Various medications used for patient care

Inspecting ambulances in Wisconsin is a one-man job | Daily Herald Media | wausaudailyherald.com


Input: [Issues along the way] Advanced medications and drugs allowed in paramedic-level ambulances [1] 32 [2]

Output: Various medications used for patient care

Inspecting ambulances in Wisconsin is a one-man job | Daily Herald Media | wausaudailyherald.com


Input: [Issues along the way] Pediatric paddles and pads [1] 15 [2]

Output: Needed for young patient who require a defibrillator

Inspecting ambulances in Wisconsin is a one-man job | Daily Herald Media | wausaudailyherald.com


Input: [Document] About [Description]

Output: Lift's old-style OR Mapping


Input: [Document] Continuous Integration [Description]

Output: This is a link to the definitions of all continuous integration processes that builds and tests code on a frequent, regular basis.


Input: [Document] Dependencies [Description]

Output: This document lists the project's dependencies and provides information on each dependency.


Input: [Document] Dependency Convergence [Description]

Output: This document presents the convergence of dependency versions across the entire project, and its sub modules.


Input: [Document] Dependency Management [Description]

Output: This document lists the dependencies that are defined through dependencyManagement.


Input: [Document] Issue Tracking [Description]

Output: This is a link to the issue management system for this project. Issues (bugs, features, change requests) can be created and queried using this link.


Input: [Document] Mailing Lists [Description]

Output: This document provides subscription and archive information for this project's mailing lists.


Input: [Document] Plugin Management [Description]

Output: This document lists the plugins that are defined through pluginManagement.


Input: [Document] Project License [Description]

Output: This is a link to the definitions of project licenses.


Input: [Document] Project Plugins [Description]

Output: This document lists the build plugins and the report plugins used by this project.


Input: [Document] Project Summary [Description]

Output: This document lists other related information of this project


Input: [Document] Project Team [Description]

Output: This document provides information on the members of this project. These are the individuals who have contributed to the project in one form or another.


Input: [Document] Source Repository [Description]

Output: This is a link to the online source repository that can be viewed via a web browser.


Input: For our everyday business purposes - such as to process your transactions, maintain your account(s), respond to court orders and legal investigations, or report to credit bureaus Yes [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: No

Infiniti Privacy Policy & Legal | Infiniti USA


Input: For our marketing purposes - to offer our products and services to you Yes [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: No

Infiniti Privacy Policy & Legal | Infiniti USA


Input: For joint marketing with other financial companies Yes [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: No

Infiniti Privacy Policy & Legal | Infiniti USA


Input: For our affiliates ' everyday business purposes - information about your transactions and experiences Yes [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: No

Infiniti Privacy Policy & Legal | Infiniti USA


Input: For our affiliates' everyday business purposes - information about your creditworthiness No [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: We don't share

Infiniti Privacy Policy & Legal | Infiniti USA


Input: For nonaffiliates to market to you No [Can you limit this sharing?]

Output: We don't share

Infiniti Privacy Policy & Legal | Infiniti USA


Input: [Pros] Great Length [Cons]

Output: Already 23 Years Old

Draft Profile: Adreian Payne | Boston Celtics


Input: [Pros] Great Leaper [Cons]

Output: Slow Release

Draft Profile: Adreian Payne | Boston Celtics


Input: [Pros] High Motor [Cons]

Output: Needs To Add Weight

Draft Profile: Adreian Payne | Boston Celtics


Input: [Pros] Good Shooter [Cons]

Output: Good But Not Great Rebounder

Draft Profile: Adreian Payne | Boston Celtics


Input: [Pros] High Character [Cons]

Draft Profile: Adreian Payne | Boston Celtics


Input: [Pros] Shot-Blocking Skills [Cons]

Draft Profile: Adreian Payne | Boston Celtics


Input: [Body] Ketheric [Expression of consciousness] I believe I am [Belief structure] Tangle or tear in 7th layer [Effect in the "vehicles"]

Output: Believes he is superior to others


Input: [Body] Celestial [Expression of consciousness] I love what I believe [Belief structure] Weak or blocked Celestial Light [Effect in the "vehicles"]

Output: Loves being superior


Input: [Body] Etheric Template [Expression of consciousness] I will my beliefs into being [Belief structure] Distortion in Etheric template [Effect in the "vehicles"]

Output: Tries to be superior


Input: [Body] Astral [Expression of consciousness] I desire according to my beliefs [Belief structure] Blocks in Astral, dark forms, stagnated energy [Effect in the "vehicles"]

Output: Desires to be superior


Input: [Body] Mental [Expression of consciousness] I think according to my beliefs [Belief structure] Disturbance of form of mental body, dissociated thought-forms [Effect in the "vehicles"]

Output: I think I can be superior/ I think I can't be superior (impass)


Input: [Body] Emotional [Expression of consciousness] I feel according to my beliefs [Belief structure] Dark blocks of energy; stagnated or depleted energy [Effect in the "vehicles"]

Output: Fear / \ Anger Grief \ /


Input: [Body] Etheric [Expression of consciousness] I am according to my beliefs [Belief structure] Tangles, breaks or disruptions in etheric layer [Effect in the "vehicles"]

Output: Physical pain


Input: [Body] Physical [Expression of consciousness] I exist according to my beliefs [Belief structure] Physical illness [Effect in the "vehicles"]

Output: Dis-ease


Input: [Hetero] Irish Spring (“For extra toughness, slice the bar with a big knife like they do in the commercials”) [Metro]

Output: Face-cleansing glycerine bar

Le «blog personnel» de Joe Clark: November 2003

(Edited selections)


Input: [Hetero] Head & Shoulders 2 in 1 [Metro]

Output: All-over hydrating shampoo

Le «blog personnel» de Joe Clark: November 2003

(Edited selections)


Input: [Hetero] Royal Crown Hair Dressing [Metro]

Output: Ultra-shine sculpting putty

Le «blog personnel» de Joe Clark: November 2003

(Edited selections)


Input: [Hetero] Lubriderm [Metro]

Output: Nourishing cream

Le «blog personnel» de Joe Clark: November 2003

(Edited selections)


Input: [Hetero] Speed Stick [Metro]

Output: Alcohol-free refreshing sticks

Le «blog personnel» de Joe Clark: November 2003

(Edited selections)


Input: [Hetero] Barbasol shaving cream [Metro]

Output: Luxurious shaving butter

Le «blog personnel» de Joe Clark: November 2003

(Edited selections)


Input: [Hetero] Skin Bracer (“After-shave... should reek like napalm and sting like hell”) [Metro]

Output: Soothing shaving balm with eucalyptus extract

Le «blog personnel» de Joe Clark: November 2003

(Edited selections)


Input: [Hetero] A hard day’s work in the sun (“Get off your ass, you pasty-faced wuss!”) [Metro]

Output: Sunless tanning lotion

Le «blog personnel» de Joe Clark: November 2003

(Edited selections)


Input: [Author] SnowBro [Description] The contents of an email written by SnowBro detailing a method of making GameGenie codes permanant. [Category] Cheat Codes [Platform] NA [Game] N/A [Ver] 1.0 [Level] Beg [Date] None [Title]

Output: Game Genie Doc

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Input: [Author] Klarth [Description] Descriptions of graphics storage methods for the NES, SNES, NGPC, Virtual Boy, SMS, Game Gear, WSC, and Genesis. [Category] Graphics Hacking [Platform] Multiple [Game] N/A [Ver] 0.7 [Level] Int [Date] None [Title]

Output: Console Graphics Document

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Input: [Author] Partial Translations [Description] A document explaining how to edit bitplane fonts with a hex editor. [Category] Graphics Hacking [Platform] Multiple [Game] N/A [Ver] 1.0 [Level] Int [Date] None [Title]

Output: Editing Fonts without the Aid of a Graphics Editor

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Input: [Author] AC2k [Description] An old guide to graphics hacking using the Nesticle emulator. [Category] Graphics Hacking [Platform] NES [Game] N/A [Ver] 1.2 [Level] Beg [Date] None [Title]

Output: Hacking Your Way to Superstardom with the NESticle Emulator

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Input: [Author] David Timko [Description] Explains a specific type of storage common to Japanese SNES fonts ranging in size from 12×12 to 16×12. [Category] Graphics Hacking [Platform] SNES [Game] N/A [Ver] 1.2 [Level] Beg [Date] None [Title]

Output: How to Edit 16×16 tiles

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Input: [Author] Kasady [Description] A guide to changing graphics in games by using the Nesticle emulator. [Category] Graphics Hacking [Platform] NES [Game] N/A [Ver] 1.0 [Level] Beg [Date] None [Title]

Output: How to start hacking your own ROMs

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Input: [Author] Prez [Description] A guide to working with graphics using only a hex editor. [Category] Graphics Hacking [Platform] Multiple [Game] N/A [Ver] 1.0 [Level] Int [Date] None [Title]

Output: An Introduction to Understanding/Hacking 8 Bit Graphics

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Input: [Author] Johnie Do [Description] A document detailing how to change NES pattern and name table docus using the Nesticle emulator and a hex editor. [Category] Graphics Hacking [Platform] NES [Game] N/A [Ver] 1.0 [Level] Beg [Date] None [Title]

Output: Name Table & Pattern Table Doc

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Input: [Author] Gideon Zhi [Description] A document detailing instructions for dealing with 16×16 NES tiles. [Category] Graphics Hacking [Platform] NES [Game] N/A [Ver] 1.0 [Level] Int [Date] None [Title]

Output: NES 16×16 Tile Format

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Input: [Author] Lanny Cox [Description] A document describing graphics hacking using the Nesticle emulator. [Category] Graphics Hacking [Platform] NES [Game] N/A [Ver] 1.0 [Level] Beg [Date] None [Title]

Output: ROM Hacking and Nesticle

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Input: [Author] Piken [Description] This document covers several different storage formats for GB and SNES graphics. [Category] Graphics Hacking [Platform] Multiple [Game] N/A [Ver] 0.0 [Level] Int [Date] None [Title]

Output: SNES and GB sprite storage formats

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Input: [Author] Klarth [Description] This is an indispensible resource for anyone interested in learning to work with 2d playstation graphics. [Category] Graphics Hacking [Platform] PSX [Game] N/A [Ver] 1.0 [Level] Adv [Date] None [Title]

Output: TIM Graphic Formats 1.0

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Input: [Author] Catalyst [Description] A document detailing how to edit title screen graphics using the No$GMB emulator. [Category] Graphics Hacking [Platform] GB [Game] N/A [Ver] 1.3 [Level] Beg [Date] None [Title]

Output: Title Screen Hacking for the Gameboy with NO$GMB

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Input: [Author] InVerse [Description] An interesting document detailing a method for finding and editing title screen map data. [Category] Graphics Hacking [Platform] Multiple [Game] N/A [Ver] 1.0 [Level] Int [Date] None [Title]

Output: Title Screen Hacking Made Easy

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Input: [Author] Unknown [Description] A technical look at the Playstation’s 3d graphics format. [Category] Graphics Hacking [Platform] PSX [Game] N/A [Ver] 1.0 [Level] Adv [Date] None [Title]

Output: TMD Graphics Format

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Input: [Author] Unknown [Description] A document detailing the Playstation’s 3d graphics format. [Category] Graphics Hacking [Platform] PSX [Game] N/A [Ver] 1.0 [Level] Adv [Date] None [Title]

Output: TMD Packet List Format

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Input: [Author] Utils [Description] A guide on hacking camera angles of 3d playstation games. [Category] Miscellaneous [Platform] PSX [Game] N/A [Ver] 8.10.3 Fin [Level] Int [Date] None [Title]

Output: Camera Hacking Guide

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Input: [Author] InVerse [Description] A frequently asked questions list of sorts for the aspiring ROM Hacker. [Category] Miscellaneous [Platform] Multiple [Game] N/A [Ver] 1.0 [Level] Beg [Date] None [Title]

Output: The Definitive Guide to ROM Hacking for Complete Beginners

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Input: [Author] Gil Galad [Description] A guide which details a method for detecting level data using the NES emulator Nesten. [Category] Miscellaneous [Platform] NES [Game] N/A [Ver] 1.0 [Level] Int [Date] None [Title]

Output: Easy Way to Find Level Data in Some NES Games

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Input: [Author] Sliver X [Description] A document detailing a method for editing NES music using NSF files. [Category] Miscellaneous [Platform] NES [Game] N/A [Ver] 1.0 [Level] Int [Date] None [Title]

Output: Hacking NES Music

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Input: [Workaround] No solution at this time. This will be reported to Zimbra. [Issues]

Output: Email addresses are disappearing from contact group in Zimbra.


Input: [Workaround] Now it ask if you would like to add attendees to the appointment. [Issues]

Output: When dragging and dropping an email to the mini calendar in Zimbra it adds all attendees from the email in the appointment creation.


Input: [Workaround] Outlook 2007 - Go to Tool then under Send/Receive select Global Address List. Click on "Update Global Address List." Outlook 2010 - Click on the Zimbra tab and under syncing, click on Sync Global Address List and then click on Update Global Address List. [Issues]

Output: Global Address List (GAL) is not up to date in Outlook.


Input: [Workaround] Create a email and include task in email body. [Issues]

Output: Tasks cannot be assigned to others from Outlook or Zimbra.


Input: [Workaround] You will have to either recreate the distribution list or have the users share their entire contact list. You can not insert a distribution list that was emailed as a attachment. [Issues]

Output: Cannot insert/use a distribution list that was email to me as an attachment in Outlook.


Input: [Workaround] Rename the signature in Zimbra [Issues]

Output: Outlook With Zimbra Connector for Outlook (ZCO) 7.x.x getting local failure message for signatures named the same as the user SEU login name


Input: [Workaround] You must create/modify signatures in Zimbra webmail only. [Issues]

Output: On Outlook With Zimbra Connector for Outlook (ZCO) 7.x.x cannot create or update/modify signatures in Outlook. The Signature gets deleted from Outlook and Zimbra webmail


Input: [Workaround] There is no work around or solution to this issue. Unless you setup a alternate computer to send the IMAP or POP account. [Issues]

Output: On Outlook 2010 With Zimbra Connector for Outlook (ZCO) 7.x.x and having a second account setup as POP or IMAP. After setting up the POP/IMAP as the default account to sent emails from. When i do a mail merge from Word the emails are getting sent from the Zimbra account and not the default account.


Input: [Workaround] Sometimes Outlook will send a message using the RTF format (which is not very common outside Outlook) for bold text and other text enhancements, it includes the formatting commands in the winmail.dat file. For Outlook 2007: Select Tools | Options... from the menu. Go to the Mail Format tab. Under Compose in this message format:, make sure either HTML or Plain Text is selected. Click Internet Format. Make sure either Convert to Plain Text format or Convert to HTML format is selected under When sending Outlook Rich Text messages to Internet recipients, use this format: Click OK. Click OK again. For Outlook 2010: Select the File Tab | Options... Select the Mail button and under Compose Messages Select HTML under the Compose Messages in this format Then scroll down to Message Format Make sure Convert to HTML format is selected under the When sending messages in Rich Text format to Internet recipients option. Click OK [Issues]

Output: In Outlook 2010 how to prevent winmail.dat attchements - Does winmail.dat show up for some but not all recipients of your messages?


Input: [Description] This is a link to the definitions of all continuous integration processes that builds and tests code on a frequent, regular basis. [Document]

Output: Continuous Integration

Fulcrum Localization - Project Information


Input: [Description] This document lists the projects dependencies and provides information on each dependency. [Document]

Output: Dependencies

Fulcrum Localization - Project Information


Input: [Description] This is a link to the issue management system for this project. Issues (bugs, features, change requests) can be created and queried using this link. [Document]

Output: Issue Tracking

Fulcrum Localization - Project Information


Input: [Description] This document provides subscription and archive information for this project's mailing lists. [Document]

Output: Mailing Lists

Fulcrum Localization - Project Information


Input: [Description] This is a link to the definitions of project licenses. [Document]

Output: Project License

Fulcrum Localization - Project Information


Input: [Description] This document lists other related information of this project [Document]

Output: Project Summary

Fulcrum Localization - Project Information


Input: [Description] This document provides information on the members of this project. These are the individuals who have contributed to the project in one form or another. [Document]

Output: Project Team

Fulcrum Localization - Project Information


Input: [Description] This is a link to the online source repository that can be viewed via a web browser. [Document]

Output: Source Repository

Fulcrum Localization - Project Information


Input: [Default] '/usr/share/moin/wiki/htdocs' [Comment] Path to moin shared files [Option]

Output: docs

简体中文MoinMoin/安装手册 - Linux Kernel Newbies


Input: [Default] 'www-data' [Comment] If you run as root, the server will run as this user [Option]

Output: user

简体中文MoinMoin/安装手册 - Linux Kernel Newbies


Input: [Default] 'www-data' [Comment] If you run as root, the server will run as this group [Option]

Output: group

简体中文MoinMoin/安装手册 - Linux Kernel Newbies


Input: [Default] 8080 [Comment] Port to serve. To serve a privileged port below 1024 you will have to run as root [Option]

Output: port

简体中文MoinMoin/安装手册 - Linux Kernel Newbies


Input: [Default] [''] [Comment] A list of interfaces the server will listen to. If the list contains the entry '' (like for the default configuration), all other entries are ignored and the server will listen to all interfaces. [Option]

Output: interfaces

简体中文MoinMoin/安装手册 - Linux Kernel Newbies


Input: [Default] 'mointwisted.log' [Comment] Log file. [Option]

Output: logPath

简体中文MoinMoin/安装手册 - Linux Kernel Newbies


Input: [Default] commented python code [Comment] Useful only if you are a moin developer. [Option]

Output: profiler

简体中文MoinMoin/安装手册 - Linux Kernel Newbies


Input: [Letter] a [Letter_2] o [Sound_3] as in go or close [Sound]

Output: as in father or balm

Klingonese - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki


Input: [Letter] b [Letter_2] p [Sound_3] as in pass [Sound]

Output: as in ball; in some dialects it is pronounced mb as in amber or m as in mess

Klingonese - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki


Input: [Letter] ch [Letter_2] q [Sound_3] similar to "k" but pronounced further back in the throat [Sound]

Output: as in chess

Klingonese - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki


Input: [Letter] D [Letter_2] Q [Sound_3] pronounced like q but choked, a very raspy sound, very forceful,very similar to the initial "cr" phoneme in croissant. [Sound]

Output: as in dead but with the tongue rolled further back; also like "nd" or "n" in some dialects

Klingonese - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki


Input: [Letter] e [Letter_2] r [Sound_3] as in rotary, but trilled [Sound]

Output: as in bed

Klingonese - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki


Input: [Letter] gh [Letter_2] S [Sound_3] half-way between "s" and "sh", like "s" but with the tongue rolled back [Sound]

Output: similar to "g" but softly gargled, sounds a bit like the French "r"

Klingonese - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki


Input: [Letter] H [Letter_2] t [Sound_3] as in tops [Sound]

Output: as in Scottish loch or German Bach

Klingonese - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki


Input: [Letter] I [Letter_2] tlh [Sound_3] like tl in bottle or Aztec tetl [Sound]

Output: as in in or lift

Klingonese - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki


Input: [Letter] j [Letter_2] u [Sound_3] as in snooze but shorter [Sound]

Output: as in jump

Klingonese - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki


Input: [Letter] l [Letter_2] v [Sound_3] as in valve [Sound]

Output: as in land

Klingonese - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki


Input: [Letter] m [Letter_2] w [Sound_3] as in walker or where [Sound]

Output: as in mole

Klingonese - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki


Input: [Letter] n [Letter_2] y [Sound_3] as in young [Sound]

Output: as in nostril

Klingonese - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki


Input: [Letter] ng [Letter_2] ' [Sound_3] glottal stop, as in uh-oh or cockney bo(tt)le [Sound]

Output: as in sing, never like the "ng" in finger

Klingonese - Memory Alpha, the Star Trek Wiki


Input: [Material] Skin [Thickness/Diameter] 2 mm [Thermal Properties]

Output: Same as water

Thermal Insulation with Bubbles is Better | COMSOL Blog


Input: [Material] Water [Thickness/Diameter] 0.5 mm [Thermal Properties]

Output: Temperature dependent, taken from the Material Library available in COMSOL Multiphysics

Thermal Insulation with Bubbles is Better | COMSOL Blog


Input: [Material] Comfortable fabric (nylon) [Thickness/Diameter] 0.2 mm [Thermal Properties]

Output: Same as above

Thermal Insulation with Bubbles is Better | COMSOL Blog


Input: [Material] Titanium metal oxide [Thickness/Diameter] 0.05 mm [Thermal Properties]

Output: Same as above

Thermal Insulation with Bubbles is Better | COMSOL Blog


Input: [Material] Neoprene [Thickness/Diameter] 3 mm [Thermal Properties]

Output: Same as above

Thermal Insulation with Bubbles is Better | COMSOL Blog


Input: [Material] Nitrogen bubbles [Thickness/Diameter] 0.025 mm [Thermal Properties]

Output: Same as above

Thermal Insulation with Bubbles is Better | COMSOL Blog


Input: [Material] Resistant fabric (nylon) [Thickness/Diameter] 0.2 mm [Thermal Properties]

Output: Same as above

Thermal Insulation with Bubbles is Better | COMSOL Blog


Input: [Year] Summary (PDF) [Description]

Output: Summary of local elections in California


Input: [Year] Table A (PDF) [Description]

Output: Summary of outcomes of ballot measures by type of measure and county


Input: [Year] Table B (PDF) [Description]

Output: Summary of outcomes of ballot measures by topic of measure and county


Input: [Year] Table C (PDF) [Description]

Output: Summary of candidate election outcomes by type of office and incumbency for the state as a whole


Input: [Year] City Reports (PDF) [Description]

Output: Complete city report including all tables and text summaries of city offices and ballot measure outcomes


Input: [Year] County Reports (PDF) [Description]

Output: Complete county report including all tables and text


Input: [Year] School District Reports (PDF) [Description]

Output: Complete school district report including all tables and text


Input: [Year] 1996 Data (Excel) [Description]

Output: Data on all measures and all candidate race data


Input: [Approach] Build from scratch [Time] High [Cost] Low [Future-proofing] Low [Repetition] Low [Capability]

Output: High

WordPress Theme Development - A Guide to the Options


Input: [Approach] Hack existing theme [Time] Low [Cost] Low [Future-proofing] Low [Repetition] Low [Capability]

Output: Medium

WordPress Theme Development - A Guide to the Options


Input: [Approach] Use theme customizer [Time] Low [Cost] Low [Future-proofing] Low [Repetition] Low [Capability]

Output: Low

WordPress Theme Development - A Guide to the Options


Input: [Approach] Create child theme based on existing parent [Time] Medium [Cost] Low [Future-proofing] High [Repetition] High [Capability]

Output: Medium

WordPress Theme Development - A Guide to the Options


Input: [Approach] Create parent theme [Time] High [Cost] Low [Future-proofing] High [Repetition] High [Capability]

Output: High

WordPress Theme Development - A Guide to the Options


Input: [Approach] Theme framework (free) [Time] Medium [Cost] Low [Future-proofing] High [Repetition] High [Capability]

Output: Medium

WordPress Theme Development - A Guide to the Options


Input: [Approach] Theme framework (premium) [Time] Medium [Cost] High [Future-proofing] High [Repetition] High [Capability]

Output: Low to medium

WordPress Theme Development - A Guide to the Options


Input: [N.] 1 [Artist(s)] Mark Wonder [Title]

Output: Jeremiah

Mark Wonder | Jeremiah (1998) | United Reggae


Input: [N.] 2 [Artist(s)] Mark Wonder [Title]

Output: Who is to be blamed

Mark Wonder | Jeremiah (1998) | United Reggae


Input: [N.] 3 [Artist(s)] Mark Wonder [Title]

Output: Spring time

Mark Wonder | Jeremiah (1998) | United Reggae


Input: [N.] 4 [Artist(s)] Mark Wonder [Title]

Output: It's just love

Mark Wonder | Jeremiah (1998) | United Reggae


Input: [N.] 5 [Artist(s)] Mark Wonder [Title]

Output: I will always love you

Mark Wonder | Jeremiah (1998) | United Reggae


Input: [N.] 6 [Artist(s)] Mark Wonder [Title]

Output: Rise and take a stand

Mark Wonder | Jeremiah (1998) | United Reggae


Input: [N.] 7 [Artist(s)] Mark Wonder [Title]

Output: Militant soldier

Mark Wonder | Jeremiah (1998) | United Reggae


Input: [N.] 8 [Artist(s)] Mark Wonder [Title]

Output: Testing time

Mark Wonder | Jeremiah (1998) | United Reggae


Input: [N.] 9 [Artist(s)] Mark Wonder [Title]

Output: Living like angels

Mark Wonder | Jeremiah (1998) | United Reggae


Input: [N.] 10 [Artist(s)] Mark Wonder [Title]

Output: Know yourself

Mark Wonder | Jeremiah (1998) | United Reggae


Input: [N.] 11 [Artist(s)] Mark Wonder [Title]

Output: Take good care for the children

Mark Wonder | Jeremiah (1998) | United Reggae


Input: [N.] 12 [Artist(s)] Mark Wonder [Title]

Output: Born free

Mark Wonder | Jeremiah (1998) | United Reggae


Input: [N.] 13 [Artist(s)] Mark Wonder [Title]

Output: Born free kette remix

Mark Wonder | Jeremiah (1998) | United Reggae


Input: [N.] 14 [Artist(s)] Mark Wonder [Title]

Output: Jeremiah instrumental

Mark Wonder | Jeremiah (1998) | United Reggae


Input: [Option] namespace [Meaning] put globals into module [Argument]

Output: VAR

spock (historical revision 22995) - The Chicken Scheme wiki


Input: [Option] usage [Meaning] invoke PROC on usage-errors [Argument]

Output: PROC

spock (historical revision 22995) - The Chicken Scheme wiki


Input: [Option] fail [Meaning] invoke PROC on compiler-errors [Argument]

Output: PROC

spock (historical revision 22995) - The Chicken Scheme wiki


Input: [Option] import [Meaning] expand FILENAME [Argument]

Output: FILENAME

spock (historical revision 22995) - The Chicken Scheme wiki


Input: [Option] environment [Meaning] provide syntactic environment [Argument]

Output: STORE

spock (historical revision 22995) - The Chicken Scheme wiki


Input: [Option] code [Meaning] code to be compiled instead of file [Argument]

Output: EXP

spock (historical revision 22995) - The Chicken Scheme wiki


Input: [Option] output-file [Meaning] specify output-file [Argument]

Output: FILENAME

spock (historical revision 22995) - The Chicken Scheme wiki


Input: [0] Name [2] Req [1]

Output: Type


Input: [0] device [2] no [3] Name of the CIPE device. If not given, the system picks a free one. [1]

Output: String


Input: [0] debug [3] Don't go background, use stderr instead of syslog. (Independent of the kernel driver debug option.) [1]

Output: Bool


Input: [0] ipaddr [2] yes [3] IP address of the CIPE device. [1]

Output: IP


Input: [0] ptpaddr [2] (yes) [3] IP address of the peer device (i.e. the CIPE device on the other end). For protocol 3. [1]

Output: IP


Input: [0] mask [2] no [3] Netmask of the CIPE device. For protocol 4. [1]

Output: IP


Input: [0] bcast [2] no [3] Broadcast address of the CIPE device. For protocol 4. [1]

Output: IP


Input: [0] mtu [2] no [3] Device MTU (default: ethernet standard MTU minus all necessary headers) [1]

Output: Int


Input: [0] metric [2] no [3] Device metric (not sure if this is used anywhere...) [1]

Output: Int


Input: [0] cttl [2] no [3] Carrier TTL value. If not specified or 0, use the payload packet's TTL. Default recommendation is 64. [1]

Output: Int


Input: [0] me [2] no [3] Our carrier UDP address. If either IP or port are not given, the system picks one and reports it via `ip-up'. [1]

Output: UDP


Input: [0] peer [2] yes [3] The other end's carrier UDP address. [1]

Output: UDP


Input: [0] key [2] (yes) [3] The link key. For security reasons, the key has to be set via an options file, subject to the restrictions described above. The key should be 128 bits in hexadecimal encoding. (To generate such a beast from random, try ps -auxw | md5sum.) [1]

Output: String


Input: [0] nokey [3] Don't encrypt at all, just encapsulate in UDP. Only with this option, key is not needed. [1]

Output: Bool


Input: [0] socks [2] no [3] Address (port required!) of the SOCKS5 server. See section Working with SOCKS. [1]

Output: TCP


Input: [0] tokxc [2] no [3] Timeout (seconds) for key exchange. Default: 10. [1]

Output: Int


Input: [0] tokey [2] no [3] Dynamic key lifetime. Default: 600 (10 minutes). [1]

Output: Int


Input: [0] ipup [2] no [3] Script to run instead of `/etc/cipe/ip-up'. [1]

Output: String


Input: [0] ipdown [2] no [3] Script to run instead of `/etc/cipe/ip-down'. [1]

Output: String


Input: [0] arg [2] no [3] Argument to supply to `ip-up', `ip-down'. [1]

Output: String


Input: [0] maxerr [2] no [3] Maximum number of errors before ciped exits. See section Error handling in @command{ciped}. [1]

Output: Int


Input: [0] tokxts [2] no [3] Key exchange timestamp timeout. Default: 0 (no timestamps). Set this to 30 to prevent key exchange replay attacks, but only if the peer runs CIPE 1.2 or later and both system clocks are reasonably synchronized. [1]

Output: Int


Input: [0] ping [2] no [3] Frequency (in seconds) for keep-alive pings. Default is don't send any pings. The "ping" used here is internal to CIPE, not ICMP ping. [1]

Output: Int


Input: [0] toping [2] no [3] Timeout for pings. If no answer is received on a keep-alive ping in this time, it counts as an error, See section Error handling in @command{ciped}. Default is no check for answers. [1]

Output: Int


Input: [0] dynip [3] Assume the carrier is on a dynamic IP address. See section Dynamic carrier addresses. [1]

Output: Bool


Input: [0] hwaddr [2] no [3] Set the dummy MAC address used in Ethernet mode (protocol 4). [1]

Output: String


Input: [0] ifconfig [3] Require an external @command{ifconfig} call to configure the interface. [1]

Output: Bool


Input: [0] checksum [3] Use checksummed UDP carrier packets. Only necessary if the network does not like unchecksummed packets. [1]

Output: Bool


Input: [0] MATH-115 [Credit Hrs.] 5 [1]

Output: Calculus with Analytic Geometry I

Coffeyville Community College: Academics - Chemistry Transfer Degree Program


Input: [0] MATH-120 [Credit Hrs.] 5 [1]

Output: Calculus with Analytic Geometry II

Coffeyville Community College: Academics - Chemistry Transfer Degree Program


Input: [0] MATH-201 [Credit Hrs.] 3 [1]

Output: Calculus with Analytic Geometry III

Coffeyville Community College: Academics - Chemistry Transfer Degree Program


Input: [0] CHEM-103 [Credit Hrs.] 5 [1]

Output: Principles of Chemistry I

Coffeyville Community College: Academics - Chemistry Transfer Degree Program


Input: [0] CHEM-104 [Credit Hrs.] 5 [1]

Output: Principles of Chemistry II

Coffeyville Community College: Academics - Chemistry Transfer Degree Program


Input: [0] CHEM-201 [Credit Hrs.] 5 [1]

Output: Organic Chemistry

Coffeyville Community College: Academics - Chemistry Transfer Degree Program


Input: [0] PHYS-203 [Credit Hrs.] 5 [1]

Output: College Physics I

Coffeyville Community College: Academics - Chemistry Transfer Degree Program


Input: [0] PHYS-204 [Credit Hrs.] 5 [1]

Output: College Physics II

Coffeyville Community College: Academics - Chemistry Transfer Degree Program


Input: [Credit Hrs.] 3 [1]

Output: A Computer Programming Course

Coffeyville Community College: Academics - Chemistry Transfer Degree Program


Input: [Per] 01/06/15 [From] Hayes&Yeading [To] Boreham Wood [Value]

England - G. Morgan - Profile with news, career statistics and history - Soccerway


Input: [Per] 19/12/14 [From] Boreham Wood [To] Hayes&Yeading [Value]

Output: Loan

England - G. Morgan - Profile with news, career statistics and history - Soccerway


Input: [Per] 30/11/14 [From] Biggleswade [To] Boreham Wood [Value]

England - G. Morgan - Profile with news, career statistics and history - Soccerway


Input: [Per] 31/10/14 [From] Boreham Wood [To] Biggleswade [Value]

Output: Loan

England - G. Morgan - Profile with news, career statistics and history - Soccerway


Input: [Per] 24/08/12 [From] Chelmsford [To] Boreham Wood [Value]

Output: Free

England - G. Morgan - Profile with news, career statistics and history - Soccerway


Input: [Per] 01/07/11 [From] Boreham Wood [To] Chelmsford [Value]

Output: Free

England - G. Morgan - Profile with news, career statistics and history - Soccerway


Input: [Word] Getting Started with Word [PowerPoint] Getting Started with PowerPoint [Excel]

Output: Getting Started with Excel

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Input: [Word] Creating and Saving Documents [PowerPoint] Creating and Saving Presentations [Excel]

Output: Using Workbooks

IT Training Tips: Indiana University » Blog Archive » Extending STEPS with lynda.com: Office for Mac 2008


Input: [Word] Printing Documents [PowerPoint] Printing Presentations [Excel]

Output: Working with Sheets and Cells

IT Training Tips: Indiana University » Blog Archive » Extending STEPS with lynda.com: Office for Mac 2008


Input: [Word] Editing and Formatting Text [PowerPoint] Designing Presentations [Excel]

Output: Formatting Workbooks

IT Training Tips: Indiana University » Blog Archive » Extending STEPS with lynda.com: Office for Mac 2008


Input: [Word] Formatting Paragraphs [PowerPoint] Working with Text [Excel]

Output: Using Formulas and Functions

IT Training Tips: Indiana University » Blog Archive » Extending STEPS with lynda.com: Office for Mac 2008


Input: [Word] Formatting Pages [PowerPoint] Proofing Content [Excel]

Output: Working with Charts

IT Training Tips: Indiana University » Blog Archive » Extending STEPS with lynda.com: Office for Mac 2008


Input: [Word] Proofing Documents [PowerPoint] Working with Pictures and Multimedia [Excel]

Output: Working with Text

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Input: [Word] Using Bullets and Numbering [PowerPoint] Working with Tables and Charts [Excel]

Output: Reviewing Your Work

IT Training Tips: Indiana University » Blog Archive » Extending STEPS with lynda.com: Office for Mac 2008


Input: [Word] Creating Tables and Charts [PowerPoint] Animating Presentations [Excel]

Output: Working with Objects

IT Training Tips: Indiana University » Blog Archive » Extending STEPS with lynda.com: Office for Mac 2008


Input: [Word] Styles [PowerPoint] Viewing Presentations [Excel]

Output: Exploring Pivot Tables

IT Training Tips: Indiana University » Blog Archive » Extending STEPS with lynda.com: Office for Mac 2008


Input: [Word] Using Mail Merge Manager [PowerPoint] Sharing Presentations [Excel]

Output: Sharing Your Spreadsheets

IT Training Tips: Indiana University » Blog Archive » Extending STEPS with lynda.com: Office for Mac 2008


Input: [Word] Sorting Data [PowerPoint] Customizing the Work Environment [Excel]

Output: Creating Custom Templates

IT Training Tips: Indiana University » Blog Archive » Extending STEPS with lynda.com: Office for Mac 2008


Input: [route] comments [HTTP verb] GET [Controller Action]

Output: index

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Input: [route] comments [HTTP verb] POST [Controller Action]

Output: create

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Input: [route] comment(:id) [HTTP verb] GET [Controller Action]

Output: show

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Input: [route] comment(:id) [HTTP verb] PUT [Controller Action]

Output: update

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Input: [route] comment(:id) [HTTP verb] DELETE [Controller Action]

Output: destroy

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Input: [route] new_comment [HTTP verb] GET [Controller Action]

Output: new

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Input: [route] edit_comment(:id) [HTTP verb] GET [Controller Action]

Output: edit

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Input: [Organisation] ACT Government, Environmental and Sustainable Development Directorate (ESDD) (formerly Department of Environment, Climate Change, Energy and Water) [Role]

Output: Water resource management in ACT. Approve trades of water within and external to ACT Grant water entitlements. Manage and monitor environmental flows.

NWA 2011 : Canberra : Contextual Information : Administration

Table A5. Organisations responsible for water management in the Canberra region during 2010-11


Input: [Organisation] ACTEW Corporation (ACTEW) Corin Reservoir Cotter Reservoir Bendora Reservoir Googong Reservoir [Role]

Output: Urban water supply. Manage and maintain water supply infrastructure

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Input: [Organisation] ActewAGL [Role]

Output: Water distribution, wastewater collection and treatment, and wastewater recycling infrastructure operator on behalf of ACTEW

NWA 2011 : Canberra : Contextual Information : Administration


Input: [Organisation] NSW Office of Environment and Heritage [Role]

Output: Environmental management Water quality, water pollution and treatment Wetland conservation and management Securing water for the environment

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Input: [Organisation] NSW Office of Water [Role]

Output: Setting policy, necessary legal instruments and overseeing mechanisms to manage water in the region

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Input: [Organisation] ACT Government, Department of Territory and Municipal Services Lake Ginninderra Lake Tuggeranong [Role]

Output: Planning and management of ACT's parks, reserves, forestry plantations and public domains (ACT Government 2006a)

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Input: [Organisation] National Capital Authority Lake Burley Griffin [Role]

Output: Manage Lake Burley Griffin

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Input: [Organisation] Queanbeyan City Council [Role]

Output: Urban water distribution in Queanbeyan region

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Input: [Organisation] Palerang Council [Role]

Output: Urban water distribution in Captains Flat

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Input: [Database] Advertising Red Books [Coverage] Current [Description]

Output: A directory of advertisers and ad agencies. Provides current, detailed data, including:

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Business Databases


Input: [Database] BizMiner [Coverage] Current [Description]

Output: BizMiner offers industry financial analysis benchmarks for over 5,000 lines of business and industry market trends on thousands more.

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Business Databases


Input: [Database] Bureau of Labor Statistics [Coverage] Varies [Description]

Output: Principal fact-finding agency for labor economics and statistics.

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Business Databases


Input: [Database] Company Profiles [Coverage] 2010-present [Description]

Output: Provides access to over 1 million company profiles via Marketline and Life Science Analytics Reports.

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Business Databases


Input: [Database] County Business Patterns [Coverage] 1998-2010 [Description]

Output: An annual series that provides subnational economic data by industry.

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Business Databases


Input: [Database] EconLit with Full Text [Coverage] 1969-present [Description]

Output: Provides full text to nearly 500 journals plus citations, with abstracts, to over 600 journals, books, and working papers.

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Business Databases


Input: [Database] MarketResearch.com Academic [Coverage] 1995-present [Description]

Output: MarketResearch.com Academic reports offer analysis of the market rather than shear numbers culled from secondary data.

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Business Databases


Input: [Database] Mergent Online [Coverage] Current [Description]

Output: Sources include: fundamental data on over 50,000 global publicly traded companies, and annual reports for over 300,000 companies worldwide, and more.

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Business Databases


Input: [Database] Value Line [Coverage] 1997-present [Description]

Output: Value Line is a research company that collects data and analyzes performance of approximately 8,000 stocks, 15,000 mutual funds, 80,000 options and other securities.

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Business Databases


Input: [A] B [for Aster] for Buttercup [J] K [for Jasmine] for Kalmia (Laurel) [S] T [for Sunflower]

Output: for Trillium

Ligonier Valley Library - Vine of Knowledge


Input: [A] C [for Aster] for Columbine [J] L [for Jasmine] for Lily [S] U [for Sunflower]

Output: for Umbrella Plant

Ligonier Valley Library - Vine of Knowledge


Input: [A] D [for Aster] for Dogwood [J] M [for Jasmine] for Morning Glory [S] V [for Sunflower]

Output: for Violet

Ligonier Valley Library - Vine of Knowledge


Input: [A] E [for Aster] for Everlasting [J] N [for Jasmine] for Nasturtium [S] W [for Sunflower]

Output: for Water Lily

Ligonier Valley Library - Vine of Knowledge


Input: [A] F [for Aster] for Forget-Me-Not [J] O [for Jasmine] for Oleander [S] X [for Sunflower]

Output: for Xanthoceras

Ligonier Valley Library - Vine of Knowledge


Input: [A] G [for Aster] for Gaillardia [J] P [for Jasmine] for Pansy [S] Y [for Sunflower]

Output: for Yarrow

Ligonier Valley Library - Vine of Knowledge


Input: [A] H [for Aster] for Honeysuckle [J] Q [for Jasmine] for Quince [S] Z [for Sunflower]

Output: for Zinnia

Ligonier Valley Library - Vine of Knowledge


Input: [This setting...] Online Gameplay [Options] Allowed Blocked

Output: Decide whether or not a child can connect to Xbox Live and play games with other Xbox Live players, including friends. Only child accounts have this setting.

Xbox 360 Online Safety and Privacy Settings for Child Accounts


Input: [This setting...] Accept Friend Requests If set to Blocked, the adult account must approve all friend requests. [Options] Allowed Blocked

Output: Decide whether or not a child can accept Xbox Live friend requests without parental approval. Friend requests act like a contact list and also change what information can be seen on Xbox Live. Only child accounts have this setting.

Xbox 360 Online Safety and Privacy Settings for Child Accounts


Input: [This setting...] Purchasing [Options] Allowed Blocked

Output: Decide whether or not a child can purchase items on Xbox Live, such as arcade games, game add-ons and other items. Only child accounts have this setting.

Xbox 360 Online Safety and Privacy Settings for Child Accounts


Input: [This setting...] Voice and Text [Options] Everyone Friends Only Blocked

Output: Decide who to communicate with using voice, text and game invites.

Xbox 360 Online Safety and Privacy Settings for Child Accounts


Input: [This setting...] Video Communication [Options] Everyone Friends Only Blocked

Output: Decide who to interact with using video on Xbox Live. Includes Video Kinect and in-game video chat.

Xbox 360 Online Safety and Privacy Settings for Child Accounts


Input: [This setting...] Web Browsing [Options] Allowed Blocked

Output: Decide if launching Internet Explorer and having access to web browsing through your console is allowed.

Xbox 360 Online Safety and Privacy Settings for Child Accounts


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

Output: cleverer


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

Output: more clever


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

Output: gentler


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

Output: more gentle


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

Output: friendlier


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

Output: more friendly


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

Output: quieter


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

Output: more quiet


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

Output: simpler


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

Output: more simple


Input: [Description] New to Synfig Studio? This tutorial will help you get the gist of things [Level] Basic [Tutorial Name]

Output: Getting Started

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Input: [Description] Introduction to making things move, the timeline, and the Keyframes Panel. [Level] Basic [Tutorial Name]

Output: Animation Basics

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Input: [Description] Introduction to the Layers palette, and basics of compositing. [Level] Basic [Tutorial Name]

Output: Adding Layers

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Input: [Description] Introduction to making shapes using the bline and normal tools. [Level] Basic [Tutorial Name]

Output: Creating Shapes

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Input: [Description] Introduction to the concept of masking [Level] Basic [Tutorial Name]

Output: Basic masking

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Input: [Description] Quick tutorials, and commonly-needed tasks. [Level] Basic [Tutorial Name]

Output: How do I...?

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Input: [Description] Make a slideshow out of a series of images or other Synfig layers. [Level] Intermediate [Tutorial Name]

Output: Slideshow Tutorial

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Input: [Description] A beginner tutorial, showing animation with blines. It could be a good tutorial to follow, after the Animations Basics one. [Level] Intermediate [Tutorial Name]

Output: Animating Shapes

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