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Input: [Description] To edit wiki pages, click the Edit (pencil) button on a page you want to edit. Add content and use a simple toolbar to apply styles, add links to other sites, attach files, or insert media. You don't need to learn additional tools. [Advantage]

Output: Fast and easy


Input: [Description] If you see a page you'd like to correct or add content to, you can change it yourself. With other tools, you'd need to find the owner of the content and describe the issue to the owner, and then the owner would need to change the content. [Advantage]

Output: Streamlined


Input: [Description] It's easy to change how users navigate to information, through a broad or deep navigational hierarchy, or through tags. [Advantage]

Output: Customizable


Input: [Description] Because wiki content can be updated by a large group of people, it is much more dynamic than a static medium like PDF. [Advantage]

Output: Dynamic


Input: [Description] Multiple people can edit wiki content on different pages simultaneously. [Advantage]

Output: Parallel content creation


Input: [Description] It's easy to link together information within and outside of the wiki. [Advantage]

Output: Cross-reference information


Input: [0] Date [1] Time [2] Event / Activity [3] Location [5] Course Maps Videos [6] Additional Information [4]

Output: Driving Directions

Elementary and Middle School Cross Country


Input: [0] 7/23/15 [1] 7:00 PM [2] Informational Meeting for those interested in starting a program at their school [3] Provision Health and Performance [4]

Output: Map

Elementary and Middle School Cross Country


Input: [0] 8/4/15 [1] 6:30 PM [2] Coaches Meeting [3] Provision Heath and Performance [6] Season Organizational Meeting for Team Coaches [4]

Output: Map

Elementary and Middle School Cross Country


Input: [0] 8/16/15 [1] 3 PM 5 PM [2] Coaches Clinic [3] Provision Health and Performance [6] Learn from area experts [4]

Output: Map

Elementary and Middle School Cross Country


Input: [0] 8/30/15 [1] 5 PM [2] Group Run [3] Victor Ashe Park [6] Open to all parents / participants preview of course Saturday at the Victor Ashe Park Fall Classic [4]

Output: Directions

Elementary and Middle School Cross Country


Input: [0] 9/6/15 [1] 3 PM [2] Group Run [3] Cove Lake State Park [6] Open to all parents / participants preview of course that will be run on Monday and Tuesday [4]

Output: Directions

Elementary and Middle School Cross Country


Input: [0] 9/13/15 [1] 4:00 PM [2] Group Run [3] Walters State Sevier County Campus [6] Open to all parents / participants preview of courses that will be run on Monday and Tuesday [4]

Output: Google Map

Elementary and Middle School Cross Country


Input: [0] 9/20/15 [1] 4 PM [2] Group Run [3] Hardin Valley Academy [6] Open to all parents / participants preview of course that will be run on Monday and Tuesday [4]

Output: Directions

Elementary and Middle School Cross Country


Input: [0] 9/27/15 [1] 3 PM [2] Group Run [3] Johnson University [6] Open to all parents / participants preview of course that will be run on Monday and Tuesday [4]

Output: Directions

Elementary and Middle School Cross Country


Input: [0] 10/6/15 [1] 5:30 PM [2] Area MS Cross Country Championship [3] Victor Ashe Park [5] Map [6] Middle (ONLY) Race - 5:30 PM Qualifier for the Tennessee State MS Cross Country Championships Meet Info [4]

Output: Directions

Elementary and Middle School Cross Country


Input: [0] 10/24/15 [1] 10:30 AM [2] Tennessee State Elementary School Cross Country Championships [3] Victor Ashe Park [5] Map [6] Meet Info [4]

Output: Directions

Elementary and Middle School Cross Country


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] percentage_complete [Field]

Output: %Complete


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] alias [Field]

Output: Alias


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] assigned_to, assignee, owner [Field]

Output: Assignee


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] assigned_to_realname [Field]

Output: Assignee Real Name


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] attachmentdata, attachdata [Field]

Output: Attachment data


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] attachmentdesc, attachment, attachdesc [Field]

Output: Attachment description


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] attachmentmimetype, attachmimetype [Field]

Output: Attachment mime type


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] blocked [Field]

Output: Blocks


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] bug_id [Field]

Output: Bug ID


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] cc [Field]

Output: CC


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] delta_ts [Field]

Output: Changed


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] classification [Field]

Output: Classification


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] description, longdesc, comment [Field]

Output: Comment


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] commenter [Field]

Output: Commenter


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] component [Field]

Output: Component


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] content [Field]

Output: Content


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] creation_ts [Field]

Output: Creation date


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] days_elapsed [Field]

Output: Days since bug changed


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] deadline [Field]

Output: Deadline


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] dependson [Field]

Output: Depends on


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] everconfirmed [Field]

Output: Ever confirmed


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] requestee [Field]

Output: Flag Requestee


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] setter [Field]

Output: Flag Setter


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] flag [Field]

Output: Flags


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] group [Field]

Output: Group


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] platform [Field]

Output: Hardware


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] remaining_time [Field]

Output: Hours Left


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] work_time [Field]

Output: Hours Worked


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] cf_i915_features [Field]

Output: i915 features


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] cf_i915_platform [Field]

Output: i915 platform


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] keywords, kw [Field]

Output: Keywords


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] estimated_time [Field]

Output: Orig. Est.


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] op_sys, os [Field]

Output: OS


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] priority [Field]

Output: Priority


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] product [Field]

Output: Product


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] qa_contact [Field]

Output: QA Contact


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] qa_contact_realname [Field]

Output: QA Contact Real Name


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] reporter [Field]

Output: Reporter


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] reporter_realname [Field]

Output: Reporter Real Name


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] resolution [Field]

Output: Resolution


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] see_also [Field]

Output: See Also


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] severity [Field]

Output: Severity


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] status [Field]

Output: Status


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] short_desc, summary [Field]

Output: Summary


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] tag [Field]

Output: Tags


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] target_milestone, milestone [Field]

Output: Target Milestone


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] owner_idle_time [Field]

Output: Time Since Assignee Touched


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] url [Field]

Output: URL


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] version [Field]

Output: Version


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] votes [Field]

Output: Votes


Input: [Field Name(s) For Search] whiteboard, sw [Field]

Output: Whiteboard


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

Output: On


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Unlimited


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

Output: Unlimited


Input: [parameter] token * [description]

Output: Valid API authentication token. See svp_auth_get_token service.

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Input: [parameter] tag_number [description]

Output: Integer user data filtering. You can filter the results based on the tag_number associated with the video. The comparison is for exactness. The tag_number can be set by svp_upload_video and svp_set_video_property services.

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Input: [parameter] tag_string [description]

Output: String user data filtering. You can filter the results based on the tag_string associated with the video. The comparison is for inclusion(Like '%val%'). The tag_string can be set by svp_upload_video and svp_set_video_property services.

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Input: [parameter] title_search [description]

Output: Filter based on video titles. Useful for searching. The comparison is for inclusion(Like '%val%'). The title of the video can be set by svp_upload_video and svp_set_video_property services.

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Input: [parameter] start_ref_no/end_ref_no [description]

Output: Filter returned videos by reference IDs start and end range.

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Input: [parameter] from_date_created / to_date_ created [description]

Output: Filter returned videos by date_created from and to range.

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Input: [parameter] from_date_modified / to_date_modified [description]

Output: Filter returned videos by date_modified from and to range.

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Input: [parameter] start/limit [description]

Output: Filter returned videos by result set row numbers start and end range. Same as MySQL "Limit start,limit".

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Input: [parameter] order_by [description]

Output: Order video list based on the following fields: ref_no: Video reference code; title: Video title; date_created: Video creation date; date_modified: Video modifying date; channel_ref: Video playlist reference code; tag_number: Video integer tag data; tag_string: Video string tag data. By default ref_no order by field is applied.

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Input: [parameter] order [description]

Output: Filter results in ascending or descending order based on order_by field. Available values: asc: Ascending order; desc: Descending order. By default asc order is applied.

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Input: [parameter] video_source [description]

Output: Each video is linked to a specific video source - on-demand video file or live video feed. You can filter the results based on the video source. Available values: ondemand & live.

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Input: [parameter] count_only [description]

Output: Returns only total count of videos based on search/filtering criteria.

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Input: [parameter] channel_ref [description]

Output: TV or PPV channel under which the video is to be associated with. Useful if you need to publish videos in a TV or PPV channel automatically. Take a look at svp_list_channels service for information how to get reference IDs dynamically.

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Input: [parameter] user_ref [description]

Output: SVP User reference ID filter. Only applicable for resellers!!!

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Input: [Problem] Feedback [DSP Remedy (Tool)]

Output: Parametric Equalizer Automatic Mixer Feedback Reducer

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Input: [Problem] Poor tone quality [DSP Remedy (Tool)]

Output: Graphic Equalizer

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Input: [Problem] Sound source too loud [DSP Remedy (Tool)]

Output: Compressor Limiter Automatic Gain Control

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Input: [Problem] Sound source too quiet [DSP Remedy (Tool)]

Output: Automatic Gain Control

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Input: [Problem] Varying signal levels from multiple sound sources [DSP Remedy (Tool)]

Output: Compressor Limiter Automatic Gain Control

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Input: [Problem] Unwanted noise [DSP Remedy (Tool)]

Output: Noise Gate/Downward Expander

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Input: [Problem] Unexpected transients [DSP Remedy (Tool)]

Output: Compressor Limiter No Overshoot (“Look-Ahead”) Peak Limiter

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Input: [Problem] Comb filtering (due to open microphones) [DSP Remedy (Tool)]

Output: Automatic Microphone Mixer

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Input: [Problem] Frequency response problems (due to misaligned loudspeakers) [DSP Remedy (Tool)]

Output: Delay

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Input: [Problem] Poor intelligibility [DSP Remedy (Tool)]

Output: Parametric Equalizer Automatic Microphone Mixer

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Input: [A] B [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace Engine Oil and Filter. Inspect various systems and components

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Input: [A] 1 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Rotate Tires and check tire pressure and condition

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Input: [A] 2 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace air cleaner element, check drive belt and replace dust and pollen filter

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Input: [A] 3 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace transmission fluid and transfer fluid (if equipped)

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Input: [A] 4 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace spark plugs, replace timing belt (if equipped), inspect water pump, and inspect value clearance

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Input: [A] 5 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace Engine Coolant

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Input: [A] 6 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace rear differential fluid (if equipped)

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Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.

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Input: [COOKIE name] CATEGORY_INFO [COOKIE Description]

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

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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] 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 to use 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: [COOKIE name] __UTMA, __UTMB, __UTMC, __UTMZ, __UTMV [COOKIE Description]

Output: Display Advertising (e.g., Remarketing, Google Display Network Impression Reporting, the DoubleClick Campaign Manager integration, or Google Analytics Demographics and Interest Reporting).

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Input: [キーワード(日本語)] 超平面配置 [キーワード(英語)]

Output: Arrangements of hyperplanes

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Input: [キーワード(日本語)] 代数幾何学 [キーワード(英語)]

Output: Algebraic geometry

京都大学 教育研究活動データベース


87569ca8_京都大学_教育研究活動データベース__キーワード_英語_

Input: [キーワード(日本語)] 自由配置 [キーワード(英語)]

Output: Free arrangements

京都大学 教育研究活動データベース


87569ca8_京都大学_教育研究活動データベース__キーワード_英語_

Input: [キーワード(日本語)] 対数的ベクトル場、対数的微分形式 [キーワード(英語)]

Output: logarithmic vector fileds, logarithmic differential forms

京都大学 教育研究活動データベース


87569ca8_京都大学_教育研究活動データベース__キーワード_英語_

Input: [キーワード(日本語)] 多重配置 [キーワード(英語)]

Output: multiarrangements

京都大学 教育研究活動データベース


87569ca8_京都大学_教育研究活動データベース__キーワード_英語_

Input: [キーワード(日本語)] 原始微分 [キーワード(英語)]

Output: primitive derivation

京都大学 教育研究活動データベース


87569ca8_京都大学_教育研究活動データベース__キーワード_英語_

Input: [キーワード(日本語)] コクセター群、コクセター配置 [キーワード(英語)]

Output: Coxeter groups and arrangements

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Input: [Button Label] b [HTML Tag] b [Effect]

Output: bold text


Input: [Button Label] i [HTML Tag] i [Effect]

Output: italic text


Input: [Button Label] u [HTML Tag] u [Effect]

Output: underlined text


Input: [Button Label] s [HTML Tag] s [Effect]

Output: strike through


Input: [Button Label] code [HTML Tag] code [Effect]

Output: monospaced with background color


Input: [Button Label] pre [HTML Tag] pre [Effect]

Output: monospaced, all spacing and line breaks preserved


Input: [Button Label] big [HTML Tag] big [Effect]

Output: large text


Input: [Button Label] small [HTML Tag] small [Effect]

Output: small text


Input: [Button Label] ctr [HTML Tag] center [Effect]

Output: centered text


Input: [Button Label] quote [HTML Tag] blockquote [Effect]

Output: quoted text


Input: [Button Label] link [HTML Tag] a [Effect]

Output: inserts a link to a web page


Input: [Button Label] img [HTML Tag] img [Effect]

Output: inserts a link to an image on the web


Input: [Button Label] image [HTML Tag] a [Effect]

Output: inserts a link to an image on the web


Input: [Button Label] — [HTML Tag] hr [Effect]

Output: inserts a horizontal rule (a line)


Input: [Button Label] < [HTML Tag] none [Effect]

Output: inserts a left bracket


Input: [Button Label] > [HTML Tag] none [Effect]

Output: inserts a right bracket


Input: [Button Label] ul ol li [HTML Tag] ul ol li [Effect]

Output: inserts an unordered list tag inserts an ordered (numbered) list tag inserts a list item tag Example: first list item second list item Results in: first list item second list item


Input: [Button Label] font [HTML Tag] font [Effect]

Output: Changes text size, face and color: Size: a number from 1 through 7 Face: a font name Color: an HTML color name or a hexidecimal color number Examples: some text some text some text sometext


Input: [Condition] The directory specified by path is read-only or is not empty. [Exception Type]

Output: IOException

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Input: [Condition] The caller does not have the required permission. [Exception Type]

Output: UnauthorizedAccessException

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Input: [Condition] path is a zero-length string, contains only white space, or contains one or more invalid characters as defined by InvalidPathChars. [Exception Type]

Output: ArgumentException

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Input: [Condition] path is a null reference. [Exception Type]

Output: ArgumentNullException

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Input: [Condition] The specified path, file name, or both exceed the system-defined maximum length. For example, on Windows-based platforms, paths must be less than 248 characters, and file names must be less than 260 characters. [Exception Type]

Output: PathTooLongException

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Input: [Condition] The specified path is invalid, such as being on an unmapped drive. [Exception Type]

Output: DirectoryNotFoundException

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Input: [Condition] Creating a directory with only the colon (:) character was attempted. [Exception Type]

Output: NotSupportedException

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Input: [value] HR.EMPLOYEES [name]

Output: name


Input: [value] USERS [name]

Output: tablespace


Input: [value] VALID [name]

Output: status


Input: [value] 10 [name]

Output: percent free


Input: [value] YES [name]

Output: logging


Input: [value] N [name]

Output: backed up


Input: [value] 107 [name]

Output: rows


Input: [value] 5 [name]

Output: blocks


Input: [value] 68 [name]

Output: average row length


Input: [search field:] ubo_all [data type:] text [description:]

Output: search in all data fields


Input: [search field:] ubo_title [data type:] text [description:]

Output: title


Input: [search field:] ubo_author [data type:] name [description:]

Output: author


Input: [search field:] ubo_pid [data type:] ID [description:]

Output: person ID from HIS LSF


Input: [search field:] ubo_publisher [data type:] name [description:]

Output: publisher


Input: [search field:] ubo_contributor [data type:] name [description:]

Output: name (authors, editors or others)


Input: [search field:] ubo_advisor [data type:] name [description:]

Output: advisor of thesis paper


Input: [search field:] ubo_referee [data type:] name [description:]

Output: referee of thesis pater


Input: [search field:] ubo_year [data type:] number [description:]

Output: year


Input: [search field:] ubo_journal [data type:] text [description:]

Output: title of the journal


Input: [search field:] ubo_issn [data type:] ID [description:]

Output: ISSN


Input: [search field:] ubo_isbn [data type:] ID [description:]

Output: ISBN


Input: [search field:] ubo_series [data type:] text [description:]

Output: name of the series


Input: [search field:] ubo_abstract [data type:] text [description:]

Output: abstract, summary


Input: [search field:] ubo_comment [data type:] text [description:]

Output: comment field


Input: [search field:] ubo_type [data type:] ID [description:]

Output: type of the entry, possible values: book chapter article


Input: [search field:] ubo_subject [data type:] ID [description:]

Output: subject, cf. attribute value in this list


Input: [search field:] ubo_origin [data type:] ID [description:]

Output: faculty / institution


Input: [search field:] ubo_id [data type:] text [description:]

Output: ID of the entry


Input: [search field:] ubo_lastModified [data type:] date [description:]

Output: date of the last modification of the entry


Input: [search field:] ubo_signature [data type:] ID [description:]

Output: signature from the university library


Input: [search field:] ubo_documentID [data type:] ID [description:]

Output: ID of a linked DuEPublico document


Input: [Sources] Your Facebook fan page [Content] New stories, contests, games, quizzes [Mediums]

Output: Social media

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Input: [Sources] Your Facebook e-mail updates [Content] Social media Snippets about what’s new at the site [Mediums]

Output: Social media

Measure or Die: Why Communications Executives Need to Become Fluent in Web Analytics | PR NewsPR News


Input: [Sources] Twitter [Content] Social Media Ongoing conversations about your area of expertise [Mediums]

Output: Social media

Measure or Die: Why Communications Executives Need to Become Fluent in Web Analytics | PR NewsPR News


Input: [Sources] YouTube [Content] Videos about your product or service [Mediums]

Output: Video

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Input: [Sources] Press releases [Content] Press releases sent out to encourage linking and SEO [Mediums]

Output: Traditional-pr

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Input: [Sources] Partner websites [Content] Links from partner websites that are designed to drive traffic [Mediums]

Output: Affiliates

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Input: [Sources] Google [Content] Keyword placements you’ve earned [Mediums]

Output: Organic search engine

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Input: [Sources] Google AdWords [Content] Placed advertising [Mediums]

Output: Cpc campaigns

Measure or Die: Why Communications Executives Need to Become Fluent in Web Analytics | PR NewsPR News


Input: [Command] > [Description]

Output: Move the pointer to the right


Input: [Command] < [Description]

Output: Move the pointer to the left


Input: [Command] + [Description]

Output: Increment the memory cell under the pointer


Input: [Command] - [Description]

Output: Decrement the memory cell under the pointer


Input: [Command] . [Description]

Output: Output the character signified by the cell at the pointer


Input: [Command] , [Description]

Output: Input a character and store it in the cell at the pointer


Input: [Command] [ [Description]

Output: Jump past the matching ] if the cell under the pointer is 0


Input: [Command] ] [Description]

Output: Jump back to the matching [ if the cell under the pointer is nonzero


Input: [Type] EXTRA_TEXT [Arg 1] Specifies the size of the text form element as it would appear in the following ("NN" would be replaced with Arg 1): [Arg 2] N/A [Description]

Output: Allows the user to enter a single line of text

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_MULTILINETEXT [Arg 1] Specifies how many characters wide the textform element should be as it would appear in the following ("NN" would be replaced with Arg 1): [Arg 2] Specifies how many lines long the textform element should be as it would appear in the following ("NN" would be replaced with Arg 1): [Description]

Output: Allows the user to enter multiple lines of text

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_URL [Arg 1] N/A [Arg 2] N/A [Description]

Output: Allows the user to enter a single line of text and will be displayed as a link when viewed

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_DATE [Arg 1] N/A [Arg 2] N/A [Description]

Output: Allows the user to select a date using the standard date selection form elements

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_EMAIL [Arg 1] N/A [Arg 2] N/A [Description]

Output: Allows the user to enter a single line of text and will be displayed as a mailto URL link

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_REMINDER [Arg 1] Specifies how many minutes before the event that the reminder should be sent. [Arg 2] Specifies other reminder-specific options. The following options are available: $EXTRA_REMINDER_WITH_DATE $EXTRA_REMINDER_WITH_OFFSET $EXTRA_REMINDER_DEFAULT_YES If more than one option is needed, they should be or-ed together with the | character. [Description]

Output: Allows the user to specify if a reminder should be sent out for the event

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_REMINDER_DATE [Arg 1] Specifies the default for how many minutes before the event that the reminder should be sent. The user can override this when they create/edit the event. [Arg 2] Specifies other reminder-specific options. The following options are available: $EXTRA_REMINDER_WITH_DATE $EXTRA_REMINDER_WITH_OFFSET $EXTRA_REMINDER_DEFAULT_YES If more than one option is needed, they should be or-ed together with the | character. [Description]

Output: Allows the user to specify if a reminder should be sent out for the event and and what time it should be sent

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_SELECTION_LIST [Arg 1] Specifies the list of available options using the PHP array function [Arg 2] N/A [Description]

Output: Presents the user with a selection list (single selection) to choose from

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Entry] *R [Explanation]

Output: Display PNR, no suppressed items


Input: [Entry] *AD or *A [Explanation]

Output: Entire PNR and suppressed items


Input: [Entry] *AS [Explanation]

Output: Entire PNR including suppressed items and seat fax


Input: [Entry] *AD [Explanation]

Output: All Data, no suppressed items


Input: [Entry] *AD@ [Explanation]

Output: All Data, no suppressed items, alphabetized names


Input: [Entry] *C [Explanation]

Output: Common information


Input: [Entry] *DR [Explanation]

Output: Direct response


Input: [Entry] *DH [Explanation]

Output: Document History


Input: [Entry] *DI [Explanation]

Output: Document Instructions


Input: [Entry] *ETA [Explanation]

Output: Electronic Ticket Acknowledgements


Input: [Entry] *FP [Explanation]

Output: Form of payment fields


Input: [Entry] *G [Explanation]

Output: All general facts (GFAX)


Input: [Entry] *GF [Explanation]

Output: Frequent Flyer (FQTV)


Input: [Entry] *GN [Explanation]

Output: SSRs with pending status


Input: [Entry] *GX [Explanation]

Output: Cancelled SSRs before end transaction


Input: [Entry] *GX#C-XX [Explanation]

Output: SSRs by airline code


Input: [Entry] *GK [Explanation]

Output: SSRs with confirmed seats


Input: [Entry] *G#XXXX* [Explanation]

Output: Display Specific GFAX item


Input: [Entry] *G#XXXX [Explanation]

Output: Display SSR group codes


Input: [Entry] *GT [Explanation]

Output: Name associated GFAX items


Input: [Entry] *HTT [Explanation]

Output: History of Ticketing Time Limit


Input: [Entry] *I [Explanation]

Output: Itinerary - All


Input: [Entry] *IA [Explanation]

Output: Itinerary - Air/Train Only


Input: [Entry] *IX [Explanation]

Output: Itinerary - Auxiliary Only


Input: [Entry] *IBT [Explanation]

Output: Itinerary - Booking Time


Input: [Entry] *IC [Explanation]

Output: Itinerary - Car Only


Input: [Entry] *IH [Explanation]

Output: Itinerary - Hotel only with suppressed items


Input: [Entry] *IJ [Explanation]

Output: Itinerary - Married segments - all


Input: [Entry] *IJ-XX [Explanation]

Output: Itinerary - Marriages for a specific airline


Input: [Entry] *MCO [Explanation]

Output: Itinerary - Automated MCO template(s)


Input: [Entry] *MLX [Explanation]

Output: Itinerary - Re-associate segments template


Input: [Entry] *N [Explanation]

Output: Name


Input: [Entry] *N@ [Explanation]

Output: Name fields - alphabetized


Input: [Entry] *NC [Explanation]

Output: Name field count


Input: [Entry] *NA [Explanation]

Output: Name field with customized name data


Input: [Entry] *CN [Explanation]

Output: Customized name data field


Input: [Entry] *CNT [Explanation]

Output: Customized name data field in name number order


Input: [Entry] *PD [Explanation]

Output: Passenger data - all


Input: [Entry] *P [Explanation]

Output: Passenger data - limited


Input: [Entry] *PP [Explanation]

Output: Phone fields


Input: [Entry] *PTA [Explanation]

Output: PrePaid Information (PTA)


Input: [Entry] *PI [Explanation]

Output: Pricing Instructions - index


Input: [Entry] 4-PI* [Explanation]

Output: Pricing Instructions - associated to Ticket Record


Input: [Entry] 4*QPI4 [Explanation]

Output: Pricing Instructions - associated Stored Fare Quote


Input: [Entry] 4-PI2 [Explanation]

Output: Pricing Instructions - specific


Input: [Entry] *QF [Explanation]

Output: Queue follow up remarks


Input: [Entry] *Q/ [Explanation]

Output: Queue sort identifier


Input: [Entry] *M [Explanation]

Output: Remarks - general


Input: [Entry] *MA [Explanation]

Output: Remarks - address


Input: [Entry] *ML [Explanation]

Output: Remarks - itinerary/invoice


Input: [Entry] *MLN [Explanation]

Output: Remarks - itinerary/invoice name select


Input: [Entry] *U [Explanation]

Output: Unique remarks


Input: [Entry] *EDT [Explanation]

Output: World File edit - all


Input: [Entry] *CPY [Explanation]

Output: Copy Edit Remarks


Input: [Entry] *EOR [Explanation]

Output: Override Remarks


Input: [Entry] *EOV [Explanation]

Output: Override Command - manual


Input: [Entry] *S [Explanation]

Output: Seats


Input: [Entry] *SS [Explanation]

Output: Seats - automatic seat rentention


Input: [Entry] *SM [Explanation]

Output: Seats - miscellaneous


Input: [Entry] *SG [Explanation]

Output: Seats with OSI/SSR


Input: [Entry] *SGS [Explanation]

Output: Seat fax problems


Input: [Entry] *F [Explanation]

Output: Stored Fare Quotes, includes Di's


Input: [Entry] *FQ [Explanation]

Output: Stored Fare Quotes, associated DI's only


Input: [Entry] 4*Q [Explanation]

Output: Stored Fare Quote - single DI


Input: [Entry] *FQM [Explanation]

Output: Stored Fare Quote - manual TTC


Input: [Entry] *H [Explanation]

Output: History


Input: [Entry] *TK [Explanation]

Output: Ticketing information


Input: [Entry] *TL [Explanation]

Output: Ticketing Time Limit field


Input: [Entry] *TR [Explanation]

Output: Ticket Record


Input: [Entry] 4* [Explanation]

Output: Single Ticket Record


Input: [Entry] 4*QTR2 [Explanation]

Output: Detailed Stored Fare Quote


Input: [Entry] 4*TR3 [Explanation]

Output: Ticket record - specific


Input: [0] Knowledge [Fragile] Academia [Antifragile] Erudition [Robust]

Output: Expertise

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Input: [0] Thinkers [Fragile] Plato, Aritotle [Antifragile] Roman Stoics, Nietsche [Robust]

Output: Early Stoics, Popper

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Input: [0] Literature [Fragile] E-reader [Antifragile] Oral Tradition [Robust]

Output: Book

Robert Mix's Blog: Antifragile -- A New Book By N. N. Taleb


Input: [0] Finance [Fragile] Debt [Antifragile] Venture Capital [Robust]

Output: Equity

Robert Mix's Blog: Antifragile -- A New Book By N. N. Taleb


Input: [0] Finance [Fragile] Public Debt [Antifragile] Covertible [Robust]

Output: Prvt Debt, no bailout

Robert Mix's Blog: Antifragile -- A New Book By N. N. Taleb


Input: [0] General [Fragile] Large [Antifragile] Small, unspecialized [Robust]

Output: Small, specialized

Robert Mix's Blog: Antifragile -- A New Book By N. N. Taleb


Input: [0] Education [Fragile] Soccer Mom [Antifragile] Street Fights & Parental Library [Robust]

Output: Street Life

Robert Mix's Blog: Antifragile -- A New Book By N. N. Taleb


Input: [0] Regulation [Fragile] Rules [Antifragile] Virtue [Robust]

Output: Principles

Robert Mix's Blog: Antifragile -- A New Book By N. N. Taleb


Input: [Grade] W [Equivalent]

Output: Withdrawn


Input: [Grade] DFR [Equivalent]

Output: Deferred


Input: [Grade] NR [Equivalent]

Output: Not Reported


Input: [Grade] S [Equivalent]

Output: Satisfactory


Input: [Grade] S* [Equivalent]

Output: Satisfactory


Input: [Grade] CR [Equivalent]

Output: Credit


Input: [Grade] NC [Equivalent]

Output: No Credit


Input: [Grade] I [Equivalent]

Output: Incomplete


Input: [0] 1 [Types of Questions] Clarification [Sample Questions]

Output: What do you mean by ____? Could you put that another way? Can you give me an example?

SOCRATIC METHOD and SOCRATIC QUESTIONS (6 Types) - Critical Thinking Skills


Input: [0] 2 [Types of Questions] Probing Assumptions [Sample Questions]

Output: What are you assuming? How did you choose those assumptions? What could we assume instead?

SOCRATIC METHOD and SOCRATIC QUESTIONS (6 Types) - Critical Thinking Skills


Input: [0] 3 [Types of Questions] Probing Reasons and Evidence [Sample Questions]

Output: How do you know? Why do you think that is true? What would change your mind?

SOCRATIC METHOD and SOCRATIC QUESTIONS (6 Types) - Critical Thinking Skills


Input: [0] 4 [Types of Questions] Viewpoint and Perspectives [Sample Questions]

Output: What are you implying by that? What effect would that have? What is an alternative?

SOCRATIC METHOD and SOCRATIC QUESTIONS (6 Types) - Critical Thinking Skills


Input: [0] 5 [Types of Questions] Probing Implications and Consequences [Sample Questions]

Output: How can we find out? Why is this issue important? What generalizations can you make?

SOCRATIC METHOD and SOCRATIC QUESTIONS (6 Types) - Critical Thinking Skills


Input: [0] 6 [Types of Questions] Questions about Questions [Sample Questions]

Output: What does that mean? What was the point of this question? Why do you think I asked this question?

SOCRATIC METHOD and SOCRATIC QUESTIONS (6 Types) - Critical Thinking Skills


Input: [Experiment] Bradley [Year] 1728 [Description]

Output: Discovery of aberration of light

What the Global Positioning System Tells Us About Relativity


Input: [Experiment] Fresnel [Year] 1817 [Description]

Output: Light suffers drag from the local medium

What the Global Positioning System Tells Us About Relativity


Input: [Experiment] Airy [Year] 1871 [Description]

Output: Aberration independent of the local medium

What the Global Positioning System Tells Us About Relativity


Input: [Experiment] Michelson-Morley [Year] 1881 [Description]

Output: Speed of light independent of Earth's orbital motion

What the Global Positioning System Tells Us About Relativity


Input: [Experiment] De Sitter [Year] 1913 [Description]

Output: Speed of light independent of speed of source

What the Global Positioning System Tells Us About Relativity


Input: [Experiment] Sagnac [Year] 1913 [Description]

Output: Speed of light depends on rotational speed

What the Global Positioning System Tells Us About Relativity


Input: [Experiment] Kennedy-Thorndike [Year] 1932 [Description]

Output: Measured time also affected by motion

What the Global Positioning System Tells Us About Relativity


Input: [Experiment] Ives-Stilwell [Year] 1941 [Description]

Output: Ions radiate at frequencies affected by their motion

What the Global Positioning System Tells Us About Relativity


Input: [Experiment] Frisch-Smith [Year] 1963 [Description]

Output: Radioactive decay of mesons is slowed by motion

What the Global Positioning System Tells Us About Relativity


Input: [Experiment] Hafele-Keating [Year] 1972 [Description]

Output: Atomic clock changes depend on Earth's rotation

What the Global Positioning System Tells Us About Relativity


Input: [Experiment] GPS [Year] 1997 [Description]

Output: Clocks in all frames continuously synchronized

What the Global Positioning System Tells Us About Relativity


Input: [Permitted use] Advertisements in newspapers, magazine, or other printed material [Standard License] Yes [Extended License]

Output: Not required


Input: [Permitted use] Web/digital advertisements [Standard License] Yes [Extended License]

Output: Not required


Input: [Permitted use] Printed promotional projects including product packaging, catalogues, brochures, promotional greeting cards, promotional postcards and promotional posters [Standard License] Yes, up to 249,999 impressions (but not for resale or license)) [Extended License]

Output: Unlimited reproduction/print run license required for 250,000 or more impressions. Resale license is included.


Input: [Permitted use] Corporate film and video presentations [Standard License] Yes [Extended License]

Output: Not required


Input: [Permitted use] Commercial film, motion pictures, movies or theatrical presentations [Standard License] Yes, up to 249,999 DVDs [Extended License]

Output: Unlimited reproduction/print run license required for 250,000 or more DVDs


Input: [Permitted use] Books and book covers, CD & DVD covers [Standard License] Yes, up to 499,999 impressions [Extended License]

Output: Unlimited reproduction/print runs license required for 500,000 or more impressions


Input: [Permitted use] Editorial purposes: printed magazines, newspapers, editorials, newsletters [Standard License] Yes, up to 249,999 impressions. You must give credit as follows:"©ArtBox7.com" [Extended License]

Output: Unlimited reproduction/print run license required for 250,000 or more impressions


Input: [Permitted use] Online or electronic publications or uses, including web pages to a maximum image size of 800 x 600 pixels; [Standard License] Yes [Extended License]

Output: Not required


Input: [Permitted use] Prints, posters, stationery items and other reproductions for personal or business use [Standard License] Yes, up to 249,999 impressions (but NOT for resale or license) [Extended License]

Output: Unlimited reproduction/print run license required for 250,000 or more impressions.Resale license is included.


Input: [Permitted use] Items for resale, including prints, posters, calendars, mugs, mousepads, t-shirts, games, etc. [Standard License] No [Extended License]

Output: Yes


Input: [Permitted use] Electronic templates for resale on websites, brochures, business cards, e-greeting cards, etc. [Standard License] No [Extended License]

Output: Yes


Input: [Permitted use] Install content in more than one location at a time [Standard License] No [Extended License]

Output: Contact us


Input: [Permitted use] Print on Demand websites [Standard License] No [Extended License]

Output: No, Contact us for special "Print on Demand" License Pricing


Input: [Game Name:] Suicide Mission [Clone of:] Asteroids [Improvement offered:]

Output: Oscillating targets


Input: [Game Name:] Fireball [Clone of:] Breakout [Improvement offered:]

Output: Different wall scenarios.


Input: [Game Name:] Commie Mutants from Space [Clone of:] Galaxian [Improvement offered:]

Output: Improved graphics.


Input: [Game Name:] Phaser Patrol [Clone of:] Star Raiders [Improvement offered:]

Output: How can you improve Star Raiders ?


Input: [Game Name:] Frogger [Clone of:] Frogger (duh) [Improvement offered:]

Output: Improved graphics/Less flicker


Input: [Game Name:] Rabbit Transit [Clone of:] Qbert [Improvement offered:]

Output: Different layouts


Input: [Game Name:] Killer Satellites [Clone of:] Defender [Improvement offered:]

Output: Improved graphics


Input: [0] Definition [1] Period [2] Permissible Variation [3]

Output: Explanation


Input: [0] Driving Time: Continuos or aggregate [1] 4.5 hours maximum [3]

Output: After 4.5 hours driving (continuous or aggregate) a break must be taken unless a daily or weekly rest period follows immediately


Input: [0] Break(s) from driving [1] At least 45 minutes [2] 2 & 3 breaks (minimum break 15 minutes) [3]

Output: The final part of a split break must follow immediately after the aggregate of driving reaches 4.5 hours


Input: [0] Daily driving total [1] 9 hours maximum [2] May be extended to 10 hours not more than twice in a fixed week [3]

Output: These extensions may follow on successive days


Input: [0] Weekly driving total [1] Non-specified, though effectively 56 hours [3]

Output: 4 daily driving periods of 9 hours and 2 o 10 hours totals 56 hours in all


Input: [0] Fortnightly driving total [1] 90 hours maximum [2] If 40 hours are driven in week 1, a max of 50 hours can be driven in week 2, then a max of 40 hours in week 3 etc. [3]

Output: A fortnight is any two consecutive fixed weeks


Input: [0] Daily rest (single manned) [1] 11 consecutive uninterrupted hours [2] May be reduced to not less than 9 hours 3 times in a fixed week [3]

Output: Any reduction in daily rest must be made up (compensated)before the end of the following week


Input: [0] Daily rest (double manned**) [1] 8 hours in a period of 30 hours [2] One driver may take his 45 minute break whilst the vechicle is moving [3]

Output: Dail rest may be taken in a vehicle as long as it fitted with a bunk and is stationary


Input: [0] Daily rest (split) [1] 12 hours [2] No limit on number of split daily rests in a fixed week [3]

Output: The 12 hour total can be split in to 2 or 3 period. Periods must be at least 1 hour each. The last period must be at least 8 hours


Input: [0] Weekly rest (after 6 daily driving periods) [1] A daily rest extended to 45 hours [2] May be reduced to 36 hours minimum at base, 24 hours minimum away from base [3]

Output: Each reduced weekly rest must be made up (compensated) by taking the balance en-bloc attached to another daily or weeky rest period before the end of the following 3rd fixed week


Input: [Annotation property IRI] http://attempto.ifi.uzh.ch/ace_lexicon#PN_sg [Example IRI] #John [Example literal] John [Meaning]

Output: singular form of a proper name


Input: [Annotation property IRI] http://attempto.ifi.uzh.ch/ace_lexicon#CN_sg [Example IRI] #man [Example literal] man [Meaning]

Output: singular form of a common noun


Input: [Annotation property IRI] http://attempto.ifi.uzh.ch/ace_lexicon#CN_pl [Example IRI] #man [Example literal] men [Meaning]

Output: plural form of a common noun


Input: [Annotation property IRI] http://attempto.ifi.uzh.ch/ace_lexicon#TV_sg [Example IRI] #man [Example literal] mans [Meaning]

Output: singular form of a transitive verb


Input: [Annotation property IRI] http://attempto.ifi.uzh.ch/ace_lexicon#TV_pl [Example IRI] #man [Example literal] man [Meaning]

Output: plural form of a transitive verb


Input: [Annotation property IRI] http://attempto.ifi.uzh.ch/ace_lexicon#TV_vbg [Example IRI] #man [Example literal] manned [Meaning]

Output: past participle form a transitive verb


Input: [0] Price [Factory Reconditioned] 20-30% less than new [New]

Output: Full Retail


Input: [0] Performance [Factory Reconditioned] Same [New]

Output: Same


Input: [0] Manufacturer Warranty [Factory Reconditioned] Yes [New]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] CPO Money Back Guarantee [Factory Reconditioned] 60 Days (Yes, we want you to be comfortable buying recon!) [New]

Output: 30 Days


Input: [0] Cosmetic Condition [Factory Reconditioned] May have blemishes or scratches that do not impact performance. [New]

Output: Perfect


Input: [0] Packaging [Factory Reconditioned] Often repackaged brown box or one that is labeled "reconditioned" or "refurbished" [New]

Output: Retail Box


Input: [0] Includes [Factory Reconditioned] May not include accessories [New]

Output: May include accessories


Input: [Database:] Contemporary Authors [Vendor (interface):] GaleGroup [What you'll get:]

Output: Biographical and bibliographical information on U.S. and international authors.


Input: [Database:] Contemporary Literary Criticism [Vendor (interface):] GaleGroup [What you'll get:]

Output: Critical essays on contemporary authors, with info on biographical, critical and principal works.


Input: [Database:] Dictionary of Literary Biography [Vendor (interface):] GaleGroup [What you'll get:]

Output: Provides biographical and critical essays on the lives, works, and careers of literary figures.


Input: [Database:] Literary Reference Center [Vendor (interface):] Ebsco [What you'll get:]

Output: Full-text database provides a broad spectrum of information on thousands of authors and their works across literary disciplines and timeframes.


Input: [Database:] Literature Resource Center [Vendor (interface):] GaleGroup [What you'll get:]

Output: Full text literary criticism and author biographical articles.


Input: [Database:] Modern Language Association (MLA) [Vendor (interface):] EBSCO [What you'll get:]

Output: Citations for books and articles on language and literature.


Input: [Database:] Opposing Viewpoints [Vendor (interface):] Gale [What you'll get:]

Output: Opposing Viewpoints features continuously updated viewpoints, topic overviews, full-text magazines, academic journals, news articles, primary source documents, statistics, images, videos, audio files and links to vetted websites organized into a user-friendly portal experience.


Input: [Database:] Religion & Philosophy Collection [Vendor (interface):] GaleGroup (Infotrac) [What you'll get:]

Output: Coverage of different religions, philosophies and how they impact our daily lives.


Input: [Database:] Scribner Writers [Vendor (interface):] GaleGroup [What you'll get:]

Output: Access to 1,600 original and detailed bio-critical essays on the lives and works of authors from around the world.


Input: [Database:] Short Story Criticism [Vendor (interface):] GaleGroup [What you'll get:]

Output: The complete Short Story Criticism collection digitized and indexed by author, story and keyword search.


Input: [Database:] Twayne's Authors Series [Vendor (interface):] GaleGroup [What you'll get:]

Output: Features the content of nearly 600 books that comprise three print series.


Input: [Database:] Twentieth-Century Poetry [Vendor (interface):] Proquest [What you'll get:]

Output: American and English collections. Entire text of each poem is included.


Input: [My HTML] PROJECT [Operation]

Output: Projection


Input: [My HTML] SELECT [Operation]

Output: Selection


Input: [My HTML] RENAME [Operation]

Output: Renaming


Input: [My HTML] UNION [Operation]

Output: Union


Input: [My HTML] INTERSECTION [Operation]

Output: Intersection


Input: [My HTML] <- [Operation]

Output: Assignment


Input: [Ticker] CEL [Price] 6.26 [Change] +2.44 [Change%]

Output: +63.87%

Super Stock Screener: Stock Ratings, Screener & Portfolios


Input: [Ticker] IGLD [Price] 7.18 [Change] +2.76 [Change%]

Output: +62.44%

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Input: [Ticker] SFG [Price] 113.35 [Change] +37.74 [Change%]

Output: +49.91%

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Input: [Ticker] VSULD [Price] 7.05 [Change] +1.6 [Change%]

Output: +29.36%

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Input: [Ticker] UVIC [Price] 12.73 [Change] +2.88 [Change%]

Output: +29.24%

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Input: [Ticker] INBK [Price] 30.82 [Change] +6.32 [Change%]

Output: +25.80%

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Input: [Ticker] CTNR [Price] 32.0 [Change] +6.01 [Change%]

Output: +23.12%

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Input: [Ticker] CASH [Price] 51.15 [Change] +8.23 [Change%]

Output: +19.18%

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Input: [Ticker] MMSI [Price] 25.64 [Change] +4.1 [Change%]

Output: +19.03%

Super Stock Screener: Stock Ratings, Screener & Portfolios


Input: [Ticker] XOOM [Price] 24.97 [Change] +3.91 [Change%]

Output: +18.57%

Super Stock Screener: Stock Ratings, Screener & Portfolios


Input: [PRODUCT] VENDOR [AMIS] DAISY for All Project [Book Wizard Reader] American Printing House [EasyReader] Dolphin [eClipseReader] IRTI [ReadHear PC] gh [Victor Reader Soft]

Output: HumanWare

Which assistive technology products have math support?


Input: [PRODUCT] Accessibility Partner [AMIS] N/A [Book Wizard Reader] N/A [EasyReader] No [eClipseReader] No [ReadHear PC] Yes [Victor Reader Soft]

Output: Yes

Which assistive technology products have math support?


Input: [PRODUCT] Basic Math Speech [AMIS] No [Book Wizard Reader] No [EasyReader] Yes [eClipseReader] No [ReadHear PC] Yes [Victor Reader Soft]

Output: No

Which assistive technology products have math support?


Input: [PRODUCT] Advanced Math Speech [AMIS] No [Book Wizard Reader] No [EasyReader] No [eClipseReader] No [ReadHear PC] Yes [Victor Reader Soft]

Output: No

Which assistive technology products have math support?


Input: [PRODUCT] Synchronized Math Highlighting [AMIS] No [Book Wizard Reader] No [EasyReader] No [eClipseReader] No [ReadHear PC] Yes [Victor Reader Soft]

Output: No

Which assistive technology products have math support?


Input: [PRODUCT] Refreshable Math Braille Support [AMIS] No [Book Wizard Reader] No [EasyReader] No [eClipseReader] No [ReadHear PC] No [Victor Reader Soft]

Output: No

Which assistive technology products have math support?


Input: [Attribute] Restricted by allow_url_fopen. [ssh2.shell] Yes [ssh2.exec] Yes [ssh2.sftp] Yes [ssh2.scp] Yes [ssh2.tunnel]

Output: Yes


Input: [Attribute] Allows Reading [ssh2.shell] Yes [ssh2.exec] Yes [ssh2.sftp] Yes [ssh2.scp] Yes [ssh2.tunnel]

Output: Yes


Input: [Attribute] Allows Writing [ssh2.shell] Yes [ssh2.exec] Yes [ssh2.sftp] Yes [ssh2.scp] No [ssh2.tunnel]

Output: Yes


Input: [Attribute] Allows Appending [ssh2.shell] No [ssh2.exec] No [ssh2.sftp] Yes (When supported by server) [ssh2.scp] No [ssh2.tunnel]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] Allows Simultaneous Reading and Writing [ssh2.shell] Yes [ssh2.exec] Yes [ssh2.sftp] Yes [ssh2.scp] No [ssh2.tunnel]

Output: Yes


Input: [Attribute] Supports stat() [ssh2.shell] No [ssh2.exec] No [ssh2.sftp] Yes [ssh2.scp] No [ssh2.tunnel]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] Supports unlink() [ssh2.shell] No [ssh2.exec] No [ssh2.sftp] Yes [ssh2.scp] No [ssh2.tunnel]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] Supports rename() [ssh2.shell] No [ssh2.exec] No [ssh2.sftp] Yes [ssh2.scp] No [ssh2.tunnel]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] Supports mkdir() [ssh2.shell] No [ssh2.exec] No [ssh2.sftp] Yes [ssh2.scp] No [ssh2.tunnel]

Output: No


Input: [Attribute] Supports rmdir() [ssh2.shell] No [ssh2.exec] No [ssh2.sftp] Yes [ssh2.scp] No [ssh2.tunnel]

Output: No


Input: [SKILL LEVEL] Phase 2 and 3 Students 30 days

Output: refresher ground training; perform Maneuvers I (or repeat last dive if not reached that level yet)

SKYDIVE KANSAS the original! Over 42,000 safe skydives since 1995. Your Safety is our Highest Priority! Home of the Shark!

must complete these requirements under direct supervision of a certified instructor


Input: [SKILL LEVEL] Phase 2 and 3 Students 60 days

Output: retake Ground School; perform Maneuvers I (or repeat last dive if not reached that level yet)

SKYDIVE KANSAS the original! Over 42,000 safe skydives since 1995. Your Safety is our Highest Priority! Home of the Shark!

must complete these requirements under direct supervision of a certified instructor


Input: [SKILL LEVEL] A Licensed 60 days

Output: refresher ground training; demonstrate ability to start and stop turns, maintain altitude awareness, pull stable on own

SKYDIVE KANSAS the original! Over 42,000 safe skydives since 1995. Your Safety is our Highest Priority! Home of the Shark!

must complete these requirements under direct supervision of a certified instructor


Input: [SKILL LEVEL] A Licensed 90 days

Output: more extensive refresher training; demonstrate ability to start and stop turns, maintain altitude awareness, pull stable on own

SKYDIVE KANSAS the original! Over 42,000 safe skydives since 1995. Your Safety is our Highest Priority! Home of the Shark!

must complete these requirements under direct supervision of a certified instructor


Input: [SKILL LEVEL] B Licensed 90 days

Output: refresher ground training; make at least one jump under the direct supervision of a USPA Instructor/Coach

SKYDIVE KANSAS the original! Over 42,000 safe skydives since 1995. Your Safety is our Highest Priority! Home of the Shark!

must complete these requirements under direct supervision of a certified instructor


Input: [SKILL LEVEL] C Licensed 120 days

Output: refresher ground training; make at least one jump under the direct supervision of a USPA Instructor/Coach

SKYDIVE KANSAS the original! Over 42,000 safe skydives since 1995. Your Safety is our Highest Priority! Home of the Shark!

must complete these requirements under direct supervision of a certified instructor


Input: [SKILL LEVEL] D Licensed 6 months

Output: refresher ground training; make at least one jump under the direct supervision of a USPA Instructor/Coach

SKYDIVE KANSAS the original! Over 42,000 safe skydives since 1995. Your Safety is our Highest Priority! Home of the Shark!

must complete these requirements under direct supervision of a certified instructor


Input: [0] Beads and Buttons [Using Hard Glass*] Yes [Using Soft Glass]

Output: Yes

Compare Minor Burner by Nortel to National 8M Torch - Sundance Art Glass Center


Input: [0] Beads and Buttons with intricate detail [Using Hard Glass*] No [Using Soft Glass]

Output: Yes

Compare Minor Burner by Nortel to National 8M Torch - Sundance Art Glass Center


Input: [0] Marbles, Paperweights [Using Hard Glass*] Yes [Using Soft Glass]

Output: Yes

Compare Minor Burner by Nortel to National 8M Torch - Sundance Art Glass Center


Input: [0] Marbles, Paperweights with intricate detail [Using Hard Glass*] No [Using Soft Glass]

Output: Yes

Compare Minor Burner by Nortel to National 8M Torch - Sundance Art Glass Center


Input: [0] Sculptures [Using Hard Glass*] Yes [Using Soft Glass]

Output: No

Compare Minor Burner by Nortel to National 8M Torch - Sundance Art Glass Center


Input: [0] Blow Vessels or Ornaments [Using Hard Glass*] Yes [Using Soft Glass]

Output: No

Compare Minor Burner by Nortel to National 8M Torch - Sundance Art Glass Center


Input: [0] Glassblowing [Using Hard Glass*] Yes [Using Soft Glass]

Output: No

Compare Minor Burner by Nortel to National 8M Torch - Sundance Art Glass Center


Input: [0] Blow Pipes, Bubblers [Using Hard Glass*] Yes [Using Soft Glass]

Output: No

Compare Minor Burner by Nortel to National 8M Torch - Sundance Art Glass Center


Input: [What's Measured] MOS [What Is It?] A numerical score of the perceived quality of a voice call. [How It's Measured] Calculated using the results of the packet loss, latency and jitter tests on a scale from 1 (worst) to 5 (best). [Why It Matters]

Output: Used to predict the quality of voice calls over your current network. A score of 4.4 is the perceived maximum for a VoIP call. A score less than 3.19 is "Poor", between 3.19 and 3.99 is "Fair", and 4.0 or higher is "Good".

MegaPath Bandwidth Test | Test Your ISP Bandwidth


Input: [What's Measured] Download Speed [What Is It?] The capacity of information that can be received by your computer from the Internet. [How It's Measured] Measured in Mbps (Megabits per second) To convert to kbps (kilobits per second), multiply by 1000. [Why It Matters]

Output: You should have enough downstream capacity to accommodate office needs. VoIP calls, video streaming, web browser, and email transfers all require downstream throughput.

MegaPath Bandwidth Test | Test Your ISP Bandwidth


Input: [What's Measured] Upload Speed [What Is It?] The capacity of information that can be sent by your computer to the Internet. [How It's Measured] Measured in Mbps (Megabits per second) To convert to kbps (kilobits per second), multiply by 1000. [Why It Matters]

Output: Critical for VoIP calls, sending large files, and hosting websites. Most residential and cable services are asymmetric with lower upload transfer rates than download.

MegaPath Bandwidth Test | Test Your ISP Bandwidth


Input: [What's Measured] Packet Loss [What Is It?] Occurs when data units, or packets, fail to reach their destination. [How It's Measured] Measured as a percentage of the total data packets attempted. [Why It Matters]

Output: Packet loss can severely impact voice call quality by making calls sound choppy. In data usage, buffering and delays will be noticed as packets need to be resent.

MegaPath Bandwidth Test | Test Your ISP Bandwidth


Input: [What's Measured] Latency [What Is It?] The time it takes for a packet of data to make a round trip between two designated points. [How It's Measured] Measured in ms (milliseconds) as the average time of total data packets attempted. [Why It Matters]

Output: High latency will be noticed on voice calls through delays in conversation and periods of silence. In addition, web pages may load more slowly.

MegaPath Bandwidth Test | Test Your ISP Bandwidth


Input: [What's Measured] Jitter [What Is It?] The variation over time of the latency across a network. [How It's Measured] Measured in ms (milliseconds) as the average variation of time of total data packets attempted. [Why It Matters]

Output: High jitter values may cause voice packets to be delivered out of order, which can result in echo or talk-over effects.

MegaPath Bandwidth Test | Test Your ISP Bandwidth


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

Output: On


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Unlimited


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

Output: Unlimited


Input: [№] 1.1. General morbidity [Main information resources] Statistics ticket for registration of the conclusion (definition) of the diagnosis. Ticket of the ambulatory patient [Main indices]

Output: General morbidity (spread of the morbidity). Primary morbidity. Structure of the general and primary morbidity


Input: [№] 1.2. Infectious [Main information resources] Emergency notification [Main indices]

Output: Level and structure of the infectious morbidity


Input: [№] 1.3. Nonepidemic [Main information resources] Notification of the important nonepidemic morbidity [Main indices]

Output: Level and structure of the nonepidemic morbidity


Input: [№] 1.4. Hospitalized [Main information resources] Statistic card of the patient, outgoing hospital [Main indices]

Output: Level and structure of the morbidity of the hospitalized patients


Input: [№] 1.5. With the temporary disablement [Main information resources] Card of disablement [Main indices]

Output: Quantity of cases of temporary disablement (TD) per 100 of employers. Quantity of calendar days of (TD) per 100 of employers. Average term of one case of TD


Input: [№] 3. According to information about the reasons of death [Main information resources] Doctor’s certificate of death. Doctor’s certificate of perinatal death. Doctor’s assistant certificate of death. [Main indices]

Output: Indices of level and structure of the morbidity, that caused death.


Input: [Description] The name of the user [Option]

Output: User name

Users, Groups, Roles — GeoServerUser Manual


Input: [Description] When selected, will enable the user to authenticate [Option]

Output: Enabled

Users, Groups, Roles — GeoServerUser Manual


Input: [Description] The password for this user. Existing passwords will be obscured when viewed. [Option]

Output: Password

Users, Groups, Roles — GeoServerUser Manual


Input: [Description] To set or change the password enter the password twice. [Option]

Output: Confirm password

Users, Groups, Roles — GeoServerUser Manual


Input: [Description] Key/value pairs associated with the user. Used for associating additional information with the user. [Option]

Output: User properties

Users, Groups, Roles — GeoServerUser Manual


Input: [Description] Full list of groups, including list of groups to which the user is a member. Membership can be toggled here via the arrow buttons. [Option]

Output: Group list

Users, Groups, Roles — GeoServerUser Manual


Input: [Description] Shortcut to adding a new group. Also available in the Groups tab. [Option]

Output: Add a new group

Users, Groups, Roles — GeoServerUser Manual


Input: [Description] Full list of roles, including a list of roles to which the user is associated. Association can be toggled here via the arrow buttons. [Option]

Output: Role list

Users, Groups, Roles — GeoServerUser Manual


Input: [Description] Shortcut to adding a new role [Option]

Output: Add a new role

Users, Groups, Roles — GeoServerUser Manual


Input: [Description] List of current roles associated with the user. Click a role to enable editing. [Option]

Output: List of current roles for the user

Users, Groups, Roles — GeoServerUser Manual


Input: The Ravine In the pristine forests north of Kiev is a ravine undisturbed beauty a peaceful place renowned in the world as Babi Yar. There is little to hint of what happened there no graves or signs or markers like those of their forefathers they passed on the road to Babi Yar. There is peace in the woods north of Kiev but ghosts haunt the valley restless souls of thousands of innocents roaming the ravine at Babi Yar. There is no evidence of the carnage no witnesses to the pit and pyre as thousands perished in the ravine at Babi Yar. In the pristine forests north of Kiev there is no peace for those who know what happened in the ravine at Babi Yar. The Ruse Down from the train the ruse begins words of cheer amid the guards facing guns fearing dogs. To the showers the ruse portrays no diseases here crowding together walking slowly on the ashes of kin. Into the bleak room the ruse reigns stripped and bare holding babies waiting for cleansing abandoning hope.

Output: Selection To be chosen left or right one to the showers one to the barracks one to die one to waste away. Pass angry dogs amid the ruse massed together clutching children walking the trail to selection. One to the left one to the right one to the showers one to the barracks one to die one to waste away. Selection is the mere motion one to the left one to the right one selected to die one selected to live. One to die one to live no hope for either no choice in selection.

Nothing to Fear Nothing to fear a pact of friendship non-aggression between two powers poised to squeeze out all life between them. Nothing to fear friendship ended a show of force one strong, one weak poised to erase life before them. Nothing to fear as birds of hell sweep from a fiery sky and dinosaurs of steel belch awesome fire rolling forward. Nothing to fear as a Hun hoard rolls on unstoppably followed by gods of hell as death head squads leave trails of death. Nothing to fear.


Input: Tomorrow Morning�s Train Huffing puffing, chugging into camp dragging their cattle cars loaded with chattel workers for the mills fodder for the ovens. Holding to their innocence embracing hope denying what is known going right, left clinging to small hands. Filing one upon another creeping forward to an unknown fate trembling, praying the end will be soon. Learning they will leave on tomorrow morning�s train grasping at shallow hopes but tomorrow morning never comes. Kanada Long rows of barracks filled with valises the lives of those who came innocently their last possessions meager belongings taken to Kanada for sorting for stealing to feed the avarice of a hungry beast. These are the piles of their last things: rooms of eyeglasses heaps of shoes suits and dresses cans of fruit bottles of wine silver, gold, gems purses with compacts toys and dolls not needed anymore.

Output: Nacht und Nebel Fog hugs the still night and darkness holds its secrets hidden in the recesses of its bosom protecting them from those who don�t know covering the crimes of those who skulk in the fog and hide in the night. And yet another train passes beneath the arch its false slogan an irony promising freedom for work as workers cling to hope grasping their children holding them to their bosoms unaware of the secrets hidden in the night. Arbeit macht frei for those who don�t know who cling to false notions of the justice of men who believe they will be free giving hard work to die under the strain as their children are chosen and become like night and fog.

Nothing to Fear Nothing to fear a pact of friendship non-aggression between two powers poised to squeeze out all life between them. Nothing to fear friendship ended a show of force one strong, one weak poised to erase life before them. Nothing to fear as birds of hell sweep from a fiery sky and dinosaurs of steel belch awesome fire rolling forward. Nothing to fear as a Hun hoard rolls on unstoppably followed by gods of hell as death head squads leave trails of death. Nothing to fear.


Input: The Black Wall Why is the wall black? The wall between ten and eleven the final place for those no longer needed. Is it a wall of peace? The wall between torture and evil the last stop for those chosen to die. Is it a wall for wailing? The wall between evil and cruel the end station for those who can cry no more. Is it a wall of salvation? The wall between heaven and hell the halting spot for those who still have hope. Is it a wall of damnation? The wall between hell and heaven the conclusion for those who have lost hope. Why is the wall black? Pipel A man young and blonde delicate features a target for cruelty a puppet for men a toy to use, to abuse. A soldier thick and strong a criminal in society a soldier in uniform a manipulator, user of men, abuser. The death head prominent upon his cap shown to frighten a weapon to use to intimidate. And yet his pipel was too frail, too light to tighten the noose dangling, strangling, slowly dying. The shot crashed like thunder a small crack from his pistol stilling his pipel performing one kindness in his miserable life.

Output: Ashes to the Vistula They had known it as the Wisla a waterway flowing northwards the noble river by their homes bringing nourishment to their crops meandering through fields of wheat bringing relief on summer days. It was called the Vistula when they saw it from the slave train in the far south, west of Krakow a small place named Oswiecim a community now called Auschwitz-Birkenau-Monowitz. There they learned the harsh cruelty of men, of evil beyond belief of such things as red brick houses where the innocents entered and breathed their last precious breaths and died in bleak chambers of gas. It is beside the Vistula their mangled bodies and lost lives were pillaged and plundered and they were tossed like rubbish into ovens to vanish in smoke their memory reduced to ashes. They were taken to the river and dumped to join the current as the Vistula carried north their ashes through fields of wheat pass the farms upon its green banks bringing them home once again.

Nothing to Fear Nothing to fear a pact of friendship non-aggression between two powers poised to squeeze out all life between them. Nothing to fear friendship ended a show of force one strong, one weak poised to erase life before them. Nothing to fear as birds of hell sweep from a fiery sky and dinosaurs of steel belch awesome fire rolling forward. Nothing to fear as a Hun hoard rolls on unstoppably followed by gods of hell as death head squads leave trails of death. Nothing to fear.


Input: Gates of Hell A long dark building solidly built to withstand the ravages of time, a sentinel to man�s evil all covered in pristine snow hiding the lies of what was to happen. The arched gate through which passed trains towing cattle cars loaded with innocents destined to be fodder for the ovens. A short visit to the showers where they took their last breaths air filled with gas choking them, killing them to lie naked atop each other on the cold concrete floor. Then stacked like cord wood to feed the ovens body upon body reduced to ashes as smoke rose above the chimney only to fall again upon the snow. A long dark building solidly built to withstand the ravages of time, a sentinel to man�s evil all covered in ash-tinted snow hints at the truth of what happened here. KL AUSCHWITZ HELL'S GATE Auschwitz-Birkenau

Output: Nine Camps It never happened they assert time and time again complaining of the bombings savagery of other armies. They never knew of it they insist time and time again complaining of their suffering abuses of lesser men. It wasn�t wide spread they admit time and time again complaining of their losses crudeness of inferior people. They say little eyes aglaze with the names Dachau, Therenstadt, Buchenwald. But they look away when hearing the names Auschwitz-Birkenau Jasenovac and Treblinka Sobibor and Majdanek Chelmno and Belzec Maly Trostenets and Janowska and they say no more.

Nothing to Fear Nothing to fear a pact of friendship non-aggression between two powers poised to squeeze out all life between them. Nothing to fear friendship ended a show of force one strong, one weak poised to erase life before them. Nothing to fear as birds of hell sweep from a fiery sky and dinosaurs of steel belch awesome fire rolling forward. Nothing to fear as a Hun hoard rolls on unstoppably followed by gods of hell as death head squads leave trails of death. Nothing to fear.


Input: Death March Los! Los! Hurry! Run! Leave a death camp march down the road die along the way a bullet in the head yet more merciful than another camp more hideous for those alive. Los! Los! Hurry! Run! Desert another camp tossed on to a train just chattel to move one place to another yet no work to do just march on aimlessly one foot, then another one step, no bullet. Los! Los! Hurry! Run! East, west, north, south run this way, that way danger here, there don�t fall, don�t delay keep standing, stagger one foot, then another don�t accept a bullet in back of the head. Los! Los! Hurry! Kill! The Last Train It was cold that November morn and the ground was white with pure snow, covering the harshness of the platform and trails. It was the last train for Birkenau slowly passing through the gate leading to Hell along snow covered rails. Hungarian Jews it was announced this last train, destined for the showers; no selection here, no work to do. Into the showers they go to clean and prevent disease another lie to hide evil intentions. Pack the room with naked bodies slam the doors shut and listen to the death throes. Silence�that is all that�s left as the doors are slung open making visible a grisly scene of bodies atop bodies. Silence�a reverence for these here, as the remains are stacked upon the cart, like cordwood destined for the ovens. Silence--no one speaks or looks upon the faces of these people suppressing inner convulsions fearing the same treatment. These were the last it is announced as the call for sonderkommaandos to prepare for the showers. Silence�for these were the last of the witnesses all dead except a few who struggled to stay alive.

Output: Wiggling Earth They were teenagers when forced to shovel dirt upon bodies that still moved with a frequent moan as armed guards walked back and forth pushing them harder. They were told to speak not of that day, to forget what they saw men, women, and children, wasted bodies thrown into the deep pit some dead, some alive. And time passed and grass grew covering the pit with weeds and flowers and people went about their own way by the quiet, green meadow no thought of those there. Some looked out kitchen windows at the field where cattle grazed and memories of another time so many years before when they were forced to bury innocents alone. They remembered that time a lifetime ago, and they can see the meadow wiggles still.

Nothing to Fear Nothing to fear a pact of friendship non-aggression between two powers poised to squeeze out all life between them. Nothing to fear friendship ended a show of force one strong, one weak poised to erase life before them. Nothing to fear as birds of hell sweep from a fiery sky and dinosaurs of steel belch awesome fire rolling forward. Nothing to fear as a Hun hoard rolls on unstoppably followed by gods of hell as death head squads leave trails of death. Nothing to fear.


Input: One Hundred and Eighty-six Steps A giant staircase carved into granite one hundred and eighty-six steps used to torture used to kill used for fun. Lift the rock a mere fifty kilograms with tired muscles and race up one hundred and eighty-six steps don�t stumble or falter or you�ll do it again. Hold the rock high and dash up one hundred and eighty-six steps stay ahead of him don�t stop, don�t pause the loser dies. Ignore the laughter of the men at the top grasp the stone and climb one hundred and eighty-six steps into Hell. Mauthausen Quarry Steps

Output: Four Pillars Winter snows blanketed the area hiding the reality of the camp white beauty cloaking black hearts. Four were chosen to carry the bloody corpse to cremation, liberation � to return to the assembly their bloody clothes condemning them. Stand straight as the guards amid snickers and chuckles spray the frigid water upon red stains coating bodies with thin ice growing thicker, holding arms in place and legs gone rigid, unable to escape. Strong ice covers four bodies save only the small holes from which escapes tiny breaths gray against pristine white with staring eyes, unable to close as the last breath is captured in ice and the four become pillars, sentinels of death.

Nothing to Fear Nothing to fear a pact of friendship non-aggression between two powers poised to squeeze out all life between them. Nothing to fear friendship ended a show of force one strong, one weak poised to erase life before them. Nothing to fear as birds of hell sweep from a fiery sky and dinosaurs of steel belch awesome fire rolling forward. Nothing to fear as a Hun hoard rolls on unstoppably followed by gods of hell as death head squads leave trails of death. Nothing to fear.


Input: The Poets Amid the gloom of Auschwitz under the yoke of slave labor starving, dragging onward, defying Nazis and death, they attested to the horror, the insanity of a world gone mad, risking lives, witnessing the deaths and penning their verses in dead of night secreting them in the camps saving them for another day, a time of reckoning; and tell us to remember the shoah, the calamity, and say never again! Yellow Star I know little of being a Jew� haven�t studied the Talmud and don�t acknowledge Passover� but I�m herded with the others and know by the yellow star that I am a Jew.

Output: Ashes The bodies of the old ones exhumed and pillaged cast upon pyres their existence reduced to ashes� and those of now buried at all the Babi Yars raised from graves cast upon burning towers reduced to ashes � and the mass of humanity gassed to end their lives their bodies plundered shoved into ovens reduced to ashes � yet from the ashes smoke rises to anoint those with the memories urging them to live and tell their children of the Shoah to know and remember so they can swear upon the ashes that it shall not happen again, never again, never again.

Nothing to Fear Nothing to fear a pact of friendship non-aggression between two powers poised to squeeze out all life between them. Nothing to fear friendship ended a show of force one strong, one weak poised to erase life before them. Nothing to fear as birds of hell sweep from a fiery sky and dinosaurs of steel belch awesome fire rolling forward. Nothing to fear as a Hun hoard rolls on unstoppably followed by gods of hell as death head squads leave trails of death. Nothing to fear.


Input: [Indicators] Greetings [Legitimate] normally personalized [Phishing]

Output: may have strange greeting or not personalized

Personal Information and Scams Protection - A Canadian Practical Guide - Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Table 1.1: Comparison Between a Legitimate and Phishing E-mail


Input: [Indicators] Spelling [Legitimate] normally does not contain spelling mistakes [Phishing]

Output: may contain spelling mistakes

Personal Information and Scams Protection - A Canadian Practical Guide - Royal Canadian Mounted Police


Input: [Indicators] Urgency [Legitimate] gives you time to think about the offer [Phishing]

Output: uses upsetting or exciting statements to provoke impulsive and immediate reaction

Personal Information and Scams Protection - A Canadian Practical Guide - Royal Canadian Mounted Police


Input: [Indicators] Imbedded/Hidden Link [Legitimate] no deception [Phishing]

Output: visible link appears legitimate but actual redirection may be fraudulent

Personal Information and Scams Protection - A Canadian Practical Guide - Royal Canadian Mounted Police


Input: [Indicators] Personal Information Request [Legitimate] normally information not requested [Phishing]

Output: may be requested or lead to a fraudulent site that does

Personal Information and Scams Protection - A Canadian Practical Guide - Royal Canadian Mounted Police


Input: [Indicators] Sender [Legitimate] e-mail address is consistent with the identity/country of the sender [Phishing]

Output: e-mail address may not be consistent/spoofed with the identity/country of the sender

Personal Information and Scams Protection - A Canadian Practical Guide - Royal Canadian Mounted Police


Input: [Indicators] Corporate E-mail Use [Legitimate] legitimate organizations avoid asking client personal information by e-mail [Phishing]

Output: use of legitimate organization’s name and reputation to contact a large number of consumers and may ask for personal information

Personal Information and Scams Protection - A Canadian Practical Guide - Royal Canadian Mounted Police


Input: [Indicators] Text [Legitimate] not likely to contain incomprehensible text [Phishing]

Output: may contain disguised random text

Personal Information and Scams Protection - A Canadian Practical Guide - Royal Canadian Mounted Police


Input: [Name/URL] Click [Test suite?] Unknown [Notes]

Output: Nothing obvious, and given that it's on a university website, I'll be shocked if it has testing. ;)

terriko | Looking for open source projects with good test suites


Input: [Name/URL] dd-WRT [Test suite?] Unknown [Notes]

Output: Nothing obvious in the wiki, but there were lots of hits I haven't investigated.

terriko | Looking for open source projects with good test suites


Input: [Name/URL] OpenWRT [Test suite?] Unknown [Notes]

Output: Clearly there was interest in automated test suites in Jan 2011 but it's unclear to me if these are now around somewhere. Need to look more.

terriko | Looking for open source projects with good test suites


Input: [Name/URL] pfSense [Test suite?] No evidence of a test suite [Notes]

Output: Searching the dev wiki for "test" yields nothing likely, so I'm guessing there isn't one.

terriko | Looking for open source projects with good test suites


Input: [Name/URL] Quagga [Test suite?] There is a tests/ directory, but it looks unsuitable [Notes]

Output: "make test" doesn't work and "make check" pokes a bunch of directories but doesn't seem to do what I need. There's a directory called tests/ in the repository, but I'm not sure what it does. I can run the tests manually, but the output is currently meaningless to me. No one answered my question on #quagga, although another open source friend on #kernel.org suggested that the test suite may have been abandoned.

terriko | Looking for open source projects with good test suites


Input: [Name/URL] Tomato [Test suite?] No evidence of a test suite [Notes]

Output: The web site contains nothing useful, so if there is a test suite, it's likely being provided by someone else.

terriko | Looking for open source projects with good test suites


Input: [Name/URL] XORP [Test suite?] There is a tests/ directory, unsure if suitable but look promising [Notes]

Output: These look promising, but I'm having some build errors and haven't been able to run them yet

terriko | Looking for open source projects with good test suites


Input: [Description] JUnit is a unit testing framework for Java, created by Erich Gamma and Kent Beck. [Document]

Output: About


Input: [Description] This document describes how to to include this project as a dependency using various dependency management tools. [Document]

Output: Dependency Information


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

Output: Project License


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


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

Output: Source Repository


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


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

Output: Mailing Lists


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

Output: Dependencies


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


Input: [Description] This document provides informations on the distribution management of this project. [Document]

Output: Distribution Management


Input: [Nr.] 1 [Name] GND [Purpose]

Output: Ground, low level

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Input: [Nr.] 2 [Name] TR [Purpose]

Output: A short pulse high->low on the trigger starts the timer

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Input: [Nr.] 3 [Name] Q [Purpose]

Output: During a timing interval, the output stays at +VCC

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Input: [Nr.] 4 [Name] R [Purpose]

Output: A timing interval can be interrupted by applying a reset pulse to low (0V)

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Input: [Nr.] 5 [Name] CV [Purpose]

Output: Control voltage allows access to the internal voltage divider (2/3 VCC)

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Input: [Nr.] 6 [Name] THR [Purpose]

Output: The threshold at which the interval ends (it ends if U.thr > 2/3 VCC)

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Input: [Nr.] 7 [Name] DIS [Purpose]

Output: Connected to a capacitor whose discharge time will influence the timing interval

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Input: [Nr.] 8 [Name] V+, VCC [Purpose]

Output: The positive supply voltage which must be between 5 and 15 V, high level

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Input: [Format option] Normal text [What it will look like]

Output: Text in a regular paragraph format

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Input: [Format option] Heading 2 [What it will look like]

Output: is the highest level of paragraph formatting. This is meant for major section headings.

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Input: [Format option] Heading 3 [What it will look like]

Output: is a sub-header and can be used as a sub-section heading

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Input: [Format option] Heading 4 [What it will look like]

Output: is a smaller sub-header

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Input: [Format option] Heading 5 [What it will look like]

Output: is the smallest sub-header option

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Input: [Format option] Code / preformatted [What it will look like]

Output: Technical text that should be displayed in a fixed-width font

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Input: [Name & Alias] Cheraw Dance[Bamboo dance] [Region(s)] Mizoram [Occasion / Significance] `Buhza Aih` that is the bumper harvest [Short Description]

Output: The dancers perform various attractive steps in and out on the beats of the bamboos.


Input: [Name & Alias] Khuallam Dance [Region(s)] Mizoram [Occasion / Significance] Khuangchawi` ceremony [Short Description]

Output: The dance is performed with an accompaniment of the sounds of gongs known as darbu`, but has no lyrics for the songs sung.


Input: [Name & Alias] Chailam [Region(s)] Mizoram [Occasion / Significance] During the festivals [Short Description]

Output: Chailam is a group dance performed by a group of men and women who stand alternatively in the shape of a circle.


Input: [Name & Alias] Sawlakin[Lakher dance] [Region(s)] Mizoram [Short Description]

Output: The dance was led by the warrior who had hunted a big game or killed a man. He would wear his best clothes and a plume of red feather.


Input: [Name & Alias] Chawnglaizawn [Region(s)] Mizoram [Occasion / Significance] prize received for good hunting [Short Description]

Output: During such occasions the dance is performed in large groups. Both boys and girls dance the drum`s beat. Shawls are also used in order to facilitate the movement of arms. However in this dance only drums are used.


Input: [Name & Alias] Chheihlam [Region(s)] Mizoram [appx. Origin timeline] In the year 1900 [Short Description]

Output: Basically they recount their heroic deeds and escapades as well as praise the honoured guests who are watching it.


Input: [Name & Alias] Zangtalam[Paihte tribe] [Region(s)] Mizoram [Short Description]

Output: The drummer choreographs the dance and the duration of the dance depends on how long the drummer can beat the drum. It is a rhythmic dance.


Input: [Name & Alias] Sarlamkai [Region(s)] Mizoram [Short Description]

Output: Sarlamkai is the variation of Solakia dance. However the dressing is different in this dance. Gongs or cymbals or drums are used.


Input: [Name & Alias] Par Lam [Region(s)] Mizoram [Short Description]

Output: Par lam is a dance performed by the girls attired in colourful dresses, with flowers tucked in their hair.Musical accompaniment is given by the boys.


Input: [Trackers] Blood Sugar Every Three weeks (if diabetic patient) [Reporting by Patient **]

Output: At The beginning

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Input: [Trackers] Cholesterol Every Six Months [Reporting by Patient **]

Output: At the beginning

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Input: [Trackers] Haemoglobin [Reporting by Patient **]

Output: At The beginning

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Input: [Trackers] Pulse [Reporting by Patient **]

Output: At the beginning

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Input: [Trackers] Skin Condition Every three weeks [Reporting by Patient **]

Output: Before diagnosis/Treatment

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Input: [Trackers] HbA1c Every Three months [Reporting by Patient **]

Output: At the beginning

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Input: [Trackers] Thyroid Every Three Months [Reporting by Patient **]

Output: If Already diagnosed

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Input: [Trackers] Exercise Every Month [Reporting by Patient **]

Output: Time and Duration

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Input: [Trackers] Weight After every Three months [Reporting by Patient **]

Output: At the beginning

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Input: [Trackers] Blood Pressure Atleast once a month [Reporting by Patient **]

Output: At the beginning

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Input: [Trackers] Waist Measurement Every Three months [Reporting by Patient **]

Output: At the beginning

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Input: [Trackers] Sleep At the beginning [Reporting by Patient **]

Output: Pattern and Duration

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Input: [Plan Name] Plug & Play installation [Hainet Broadband] yes [Dialup] No [VSAT]

Output: No


Input: [Plan Name] Location Flexibility [Hainet Broadband] yes [Dialup] No [VSAT]

Output: No


Input: [Plan Name] High Speed download [Hainet Broadband] yes [Dialup] No [VSAT]

Output: yes


Input: [Plan Name] High Speed Upload [Hainet Broadband] yes [Dialup] No [VSAT]

Output: No


Input: [Plan Name] No need for telephone line [Hainet Broadband] yes [Dialup] No [VSAT]

Output: yes


Input: [Plan Name] No need for Dish installation [Hainet Broadband] yes [Dialup] yes [VSAT]

Output: No


Input: [Plan Name] Roaming Capabilities [Hainet Broadband] Yes [Dialup] No [VSAT]

Output: No


Input: [0] if [2] step [1]

Output: sub

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Input: [0] else [2] to [1]

Output: endsub

Small basic language tutorial – programming is fun!


Input: [0] elseif [1]

Output: while

Small basic language tutorial – programming is fun!


Input: [0] endif [1]

Output: endwhile

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Input: [0] for [1]

Output: then

Small basic language tutorial – programming is fun!


Input: [0] endfor [1]

Output: goto

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Input: [0] Deciding [1] Analyze [2]

Output: To Determine


Input: [0] WHAT [1] OBJECTIVE [2]

Output: Connection, Life, Influence, Territory


Input: [0] WHERE [1] MANEUVER [2]

Output: Unit Disposition and Attack Directions


Input: [0] WHEN [1] SURPRISE [2]

Output: Where and When Actions Take Place


Input: [0] WHY [1] OFFENSIVE [2]

Output: Decisive Results - Keep Action Freedom


Input: [0] HOW [1] MASS [2]

Output: Employ Combat Power


Input: [1] ECONOMY [2]

Output: Task Organization


Input: [1] SECURITY [2]

Output: Multiple Options


Input: [1] SIMPLICITY [2]

Output: Basic Plans


Input: [1] UNITY [2]

Output: Control Measures


Input: [MySQL type] TINYINT, SMALLINT, MEDIUMINT, YEAR [Ruby class]

Output: Fixnum


Input: [MySQL type] INT, BIGINT [Ruby class]

Output: Fixnum or Bignum


Input: [MySQL type] FLOAT, DOUBLE [Ruby class]

Output: Float


Input: [MySQL type] DECIMAL [Ruby class]

Output: String


Input: [MySQL type] DATE, DATETIME, TIMESTAMP, TIME [Ruby class]

Output: Mysql::Time


Input: [MySQL type] CHAR, VARCHAR, BINARY, VARBINARY, TINYBLOB, TINYTEXT, TINYBLOB, TINYTEXT, MEDIUMBLOB, MEDIUMTEXT, LONGBLOB, LONGTEXT, ENUM, SET, BIT [Ruby class]

Output: String


Input: [MySQL type] NULL [Ruby class]

Output: NilClass


Input: [Apples] Apricots [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [Prevents constipation] Controls blood pressure [Improves lung capacity] Shields against Alzheimer’s [Cushions joints] Slows aging process [Blocks diarrhea]

Output: Saves your eyesight

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Input: [Apples] Artichokes [Protects your heart] Aids digestion [Prevents constipation] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Stabilizes blood sugar [Cushions joints] Guards liver [Blocks diarrhea]

Output: Protects your heart

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Input: [Apples] Avocados [Protects your heart] Battles diabetes [Prevents constipation] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Controls blood pressure [Cushions joints] Smoothes skin [Blocks diarrhea]

Output: Helps stops strokes

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