Input: [Week] 72-76 Weeks [Name] Systems [Description] Your toddler is capable of understanding larger systems now – for instance, she knows that the procedures and expectations at daycare are different than those at home. Your toddler can also change her behavior and actions to suit different situations, which explains why your toddler may be sweet and helpful for the babysitter, but grumpy and whiny for you (which is not at all uncommon, by the way!). [Impact on Sleep]

Output: If it hasn’t already, your toddler’s ‘toddler attitude’ may show itself full-force around this time. Continue to enforce your sleep time boundaries and limits. By 17 or 18 months, tantrums are common. Toddler tantrums at bedtime and nap time are especially frustrating – it’s key that you stand firm during these tantrums. Also, watch for the 18 month sleep regression that happens at about this time; it tends to be one of the toughest.

Baby Sleep Chart | The Baby Sleep Site - Baby / Toddler Sleep Consultants


Input: [Benchmark] Whetstone [Original Version] Floating/fixed point benchmark for minicomputers [View]

Output: Results More Details

Roy Longbottom's PC Benchmark Collection - Free PC Benchmarks


Input: [Benchmark] Dhrystone [Original Version] Integer benchmark for UNIX systems (Dhrystone 1 and 2) [View]

Output: Results More Details

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Input: [Benchmark] Linpack [Original Version] Floating point benchmark for workstations [View]

Output: Results More Details

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Input: [Benchmark] Livermore [Original Version] Floating point benchmark for supercomputers [View]

Output: Results More Details

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Input: [Benchmark] Reliability [Original Version] All the benchmarks now check numeric results for correctness, mainly for the last pass, but the Livermore Benchmark checks all results for use as a Reliability Test. [View]

Output: More Details

Roy Longbottom's PC Benchmark Collection - Free PC Benchmarks


Input: [Benchmark] DOS, OS/2 [Original Version] See OldOnes.htm for DOS, OS/2 and 16 bit versions plus Whetstone source code in different programming languages. [View]

Output: View

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Input: [Benchmark] 64 bit [Original Version] See Win64.htm for later 32 bit compilations and 64 bit varieties. [View]

Output: View

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Input: [Benchmark] Dual Core [Original Version] See DualCore.htm for dual core CPU Whetstone Benchmark. [View]

Output: View

Roy Longbottom's PC Benchmark Collection - Free PC Benchmarks


Input: [MOD No] P-101 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Office Procedure Dak handling Maintenance of files Record keeping Maintenance of Statistics

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-102 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Writing Skill Letter / DO writing Notifications Note writing Speaking orders

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-103 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Award of works in works programme

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-104 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Procedure for stores procurement

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-105 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Railway Organisational structure

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-106 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Railway Housing [Rly.Qtrs. Allotment] Policy

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-107 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Uniform Policy

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-108 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Booking of Running staff and non-running traveling staff

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-109 [DAYS] 3 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Discipline & Appeal Rules and Conduct Rules

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-110 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Recognition of Trade Unions. Facilities to office bearers of recognized unions / Associations. Dealing with Unrecognized unions/Associations

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-111 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Medical examination and facilities available to Railway employees

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-112 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Audit and Accounts narrative report. Draft paras and their disposal

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-113 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Cannons of financial propriety

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-114 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Classification of demands of grants

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-115 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Man-Power Planning Vacancy Bank register Creation of Posts Benchmarking Supernumerary posts Redeployment of surplus staff

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-116 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Pay and allowances, foreign service contribution

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-117 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Pass Rules

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-118 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Leave Rules & Joining Time

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-119 [DAYS] 2 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Railway Pension Rules

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-120 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: General Conditions of service

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-121 [DAYS] 3 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Hours of Employment Regulations

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-122 [DAYS] 2 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Recruitment, Training, Confirmation & re-deployment

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-123 [DAYS] 2 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Promotion

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-124 [DAYS] 2 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Seniority rules

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-125 [DAYS] 2 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Fixation of pay

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-126 [DAYS] 2 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Various type of Advances

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-127 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Absorption of Medically de-categorised staff

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-128 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Casual Labour /Substitute/Bungalow Khalasi

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-129 [DAYS] 2 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Staff Welfare

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-130 [DAYS] 2 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Compensation for injuries and loss of personal property

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-131 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Foreign Service /Deputation

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-132 [DAYS] 1 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Forwarding of application from serving employees for posts outside railway

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-133 [DAYS] 15 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Basic knowledge on computers

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [MOD No] P-134 [DAYS] 5 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Study Tour

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


Input: [DAYS] 63 [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: Total Days

Rly Board’s Estt. Circulars 2006 | The Rule Master !


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.


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Input: [Event Date:] 24th Feb, 1600 [Event Title:] 16th Century [Event Description:]

Output: In Elizabethan times, the fashionable female body shape was like a bell: a huge lower half, small waist and flat chest.

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Event Date:] 21st Feb, 1700 [Event Title:] 17th Century [Event Description:]

Output: In the seventeenth century, corsets became more like the corsets we recognise today. They known as ‘stays’ and were more usually made with whalebone rather than iron. Petticoat hoops and rolls fell out of favour giving the lower half of the body a more natural shape.

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Event Date:] 21st Feb, 1800 [Event Title:] 18th Century [Event Description:]

Output: In the 1700’s skirts were hooped again but the hoops were flat at the front and back to make a really wide shape from side to side

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Event Date:] 21st Feb, 1900 [Event Title:] 19th Century [Event Description:]

Output: In the early nineteenth century a more flowing and forgiving Greek-style silhouette was in fashion. This did not last long though and in Victorian times women pursued the ultimate hourglass shape. In the mid 1800’s the crinoline went out of fashion and the ‘Gibson girl’ image came into style. A bustle in the back of the skirt was used to make a woman’s hips and buttocks look bigger

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Event Date:] 21st Feb, 1900 [Event Title:] Turn of the 20th Century [Event Description:]

Output: In the early 1900s Edwardian corsetry was less harsh and with the introduction of the so called ‘health corset’ ladies no longer restricted a woman’s movements and breathing but a small waist was still the ideal.

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Event Date:] 21st Feb, 1910 [Event Title:] 1910 [Event Description:]

Output: In a relatively short space of time in the 50 years around the turn of the century there was a massive change in the way people expected a woman’s body to look. In the 20th century, with more participation in sports, women started to become more active and athletic.

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Event Date:] 21st Feb, 1920 [Event Title:] 1920's [Event Description:]

Output: The slim ideal was central in the 1920’s, when fashionable women known as ‘flappers’ struggled for a thin, boyish figure with little or no curves.

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Event Date:] 21st Feb, 1935 [Event Title:] 1930's and 1940's [Event Description:]

Output: In the 1930's the women's sought a slightly curvier figure with a bigger bust but still wanted slim hips. Women of the 1930s brought the corset back, then called a ‘girdle’, which usually came with a bra and attached garters.

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Event Date:] 21st Feb, 1950 [Event Title:] 1950's [Event Description:]

Output: In the late 1940's with the return to a wealthier lifestyle after the war, curves were back in fashion! The return of the hourglass figure for women was influenced by a new girdle. In the 50’s women's undergarments began to emphasise the breasts instead of the waist. Bra cup sizing finally took on in Britain

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Event Date:] 21st Feb, 1960 [Event Title:] 1960's [Event Description:]

Output: In the sixties, everything changed yet again. The mini-skirt took fashion world by storm which meant the end of full fifties petticoats and the curves that went them. Because the mini-skirt was so ‘mini’ stockings could no longer be worn and were replaced by tights or bare legs.

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Event Date:] 21st Feb, 1970 [Event Title:] 1970's [Event Description:]

Output: In the 70’s a slightly more natural shape came in as petticoats and girdles became completely outdated and the ‘hippy’ lifestyle came into fashion. However, for mainstream society the look made fashionable for women was small hips and waist, but large breasts – meaning a good bra was essential

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Event Date:] 21st Feb, 1980 [Event Title:] 1980's [Event Description:]

Output: In the 80's it became popular for people to sculpt their bodies through ‘working out’. This was the ‘power’ decade when women were expected to diet and exercise to become thin and more muscular but still with curves in the ‘right places’. Madonna’s cone-shaped bra, the ultimate ‘power’ underwear, gained a place in lingerie history!

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Event Date:] 21st Feb, 1990 [Event Title:] 1990's [Event Description:]

Output: Weight loss becomes a multi-million pound industry. Kate Moss epitomises the tall, skinny ‘waif’ look. The other prevailing ideal is for women to be tall and slim but also with big boobs, a very rare body shape to occur naturally and extremely difficult to achieve.

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Event Date:] 21st Feb, 2000 [Event Title:] 2000+ [Event Description:]

Output: For many women today, thinness is the ultimate body shape goal. Women resort to extreme and expensive measures including plastic surgery, gastric reductions and radical diets in their struggle to get skinny.

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Event Date:] Timespan Dates: [Event Title:] Timespan Title: [Event Description:]

Output: Timespan Description:

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Event Date:] 21st Feb, 1800 to 21st Feb, 1899 [Event Title:] 1800s FEMALE BODY IMAGE [Event Description:]

Output: During the Victorian era, the ideal body type for women was plump, fleshy, and full-figured. They wore restrictive corsets, which made waists artificially tiny while accentuating the hips and buttocks. These corsets also caused a variety of health problems with breathing and digestion.

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Event Date:] 21st Feb, 1900 to 21st Feb, 1959 [Event Title:] 1900s-1950s [Event Description:]

Output: At the start of the 1900s, slenderness became more fashionable. There was an increasing interest of women in athletics and physicians began to see body weight as a 'science' of calorie counting, 'ideal weights', and weigh-ins. At this time the physically perfect woman was 5'4" tall and weighed 10 stone.

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Event Date:] 21st Feb, 1960 to 21st Feb, 1999 [Event Title:] 1960s-1990s [Event Description:]

Output: By the 1960s, slenderness became the most important indicator of physical attractiveness following the arrival of model Twiggy. She weighed in at a shapeless six and a half stones, and had the figure of a prepubescent boy. Despite an American public with increasing body weights, Playboy magazine increased the promotion of slimness between 1959 and 1978. 'Miss America' contestants were also found to be thinner over time, and winners of the pageant after 1970 consistently weighed less than the ot

Perceptions of Body Image throughout History timeline | Timetoast timelines


Input: [Type] Great for... [Description]

Output: Social Events More Package Options

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Input: [Type] Venue Type [Description]

Output: Covered deck on the third base side

Event Venues at Fenway Park - Third Base Deck | redsox.com: fenway_events

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Input: [Type] Seating [Description]

Output: 250 reception

Event Venues at Fenway Park - Third Base Deck | redsox.com: fenway_events

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Input: [Type] Location [Description]

Output: Second level, third base side

Event Venues at Fenway Park - Third Base Deck | redsox.com: fenway_events

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Input: [Type] Views [Description]

Output: Adjacent to Monster in left field

Event Venues at Fenway Park - Third Base Deck | redsox.com: fenway_events

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Input: [Type] Area [Description]

Output: 6,700 sq. feet

Event Venues at Fenway Park - Third Base Deck | redsox.com: fenway_events

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Input: [Type] Entrance/Exit [Description]

Output: Gate E

Event Venues at Fenway Park - Third Base Deck | redsox.com: fenway_events

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Input: [Program Name] CPU [Core Temp] yes [CPU Thermometer] yes [HWMonitor] yes [HWInfo] yes [OCCT] yes [Open Hardware Monitor] yes [Realtemp] yes [Speedfan] yes [Speccy]

Output: yes

How to display the temperature of your PC's hardware components - gHacks Tech News


Input: [Program Name] GPU [Core Temp] no [CPU Thermometer] no [HWMonitor] yes [HWInfo] yes [OCCT] no [Open Hardware Monitor] yes [Realtemp] yes [Speedfan] yes [Speccy]

Output: yes

How to display the temperature of your PC's hardware components - gHacks Tech News


Input: [Program Name] Hard Drive [Core Temp] no [CPU Thermometer] no [HWMonitor] yes [HWInfo] yes [OCCT] no [Open Hardware Monitor] yes [Realtemp] no [Speedfan] yes [Speccy]

Output: yes

How to display the temperature of your PC's hardware components - gHacks Tech News


Input: [Program Name] Motherboard [Core Temp] no [CPU Thermometer] no [HWMonitor] yes [HWInfo] yes [OCCT] no [Open Hardware Monitor] yes [Realtemp] no [Speedfan] yes [Speccy]

Output: yes

How to display the temperature of your PC's hardware components - gHacks Tech News


Input: [Program Name] Northbridge [Core Temp] no [CPU Thermometer] no [HWMonitor] yes [HWInfo] yes [OCCT] no [Open Hardware Monitor] yes [Realtemp] no [Speedfan] yes [Speccy]

Output: no

How to display the temperature of your PC's hardware components - gHacks Tech News


Input: [Program Name] Min/Max [Core Temp] yes [CPU Thermometer] no [HWMonitor] yes [HWInfo] yes [OCCT] yes [Open Hardware Monitor] yes [Realtemp] yes [Speedfan] no [Speccy]

Output: no

How to display the temperature of your PC's hardware components - gHacks Tech News


Input: [Characteristic Group Suffix] -ic acid (oxo acids only) [Cationic Group Suffix]

Output: -ic acidium


Input: [Characteristic Group Suffix] -amide [Cationic Group Suffix]

Output: -amidium


Input: [Characteristic Group Suffix] -imide [Cationic Group Suffix]

Output: -imidium


Input: [Characteristic Group Suffix] -nitrile [Cationic Group Suffix]

Output: -nitrilium


Input: [Characteristic Group Suffix] -amine [Cationic Group Suffix]

Output: -aminium


Input: [Characteristic Group Suffix] -imine [Cationic Group Suffix]

Output: -iminium


Input: [0] · JBOD [1]

Output: Not a RAID level. But it can provide a baseline for measuring the performance, reliability, and availability of various fault-tolerant and performance configurations. Disks in a JBOD configuration are referenced separately, not as a combined entity.Sometimes, a JBOD configuration provides better performance than striped laytous. For example, when serving multiple sequential streams, performance is best when a single disk services each stream.Any physical disk failure will result in data loss, however, the loss is limited to the failed drive(s) only.

Performance Tuning Windows 2012: Storage Subsystem - Part 2


Input: [0] · Spanning [1]

Output: Not a RAID level. Spannig is the concatenation of multiple physical disks into a single logical disk. Each disk contains one continuous set of sequential logical blocks. Spanning has the same performance and reliability characteristics as a JBOD configuration.

Performance Tuning Windows 2012: Storage Subsystem - Part 2


Input: [0] · Striping (RAID 0) [1]

Output: Striping is a layout scheme where sequential logical blocks are distributed across multiple disks. It results in a logical disk that stripes disk accesses over a set of physical disks. The overall storage load is balanced across all physical drives.For most workloads, a striped data layout provides better performance than a JBOD. Because no disk is allocated for redundant data, striping does not provide fault tolerance as provided in other RAID schemes. Also, if you loose any disk, it results in data loss on a larger scale than a JBOD configuration because the entire file system spread across all physical disks is affected.

Performance Tuning Windows 2012: Storage Subsystem - Part 2


Input: [0] · Mirroring (RAID 1) [1]

Output: Mirroring is a RAId configuration in which each logical block exists on two or more physical disks.Mirroring often has worse bandwidth and latency for write operations when compared to striping or JBOD because data must be written to a pair of physical disks. It can offer faster read operations than striping because it can (depending on the controller) read from the least busy physical disk of the mirrored pair.It is the most expensive resiliency scheme in terms of physical disks because half (or more) of the disk capacity stores redundant data copies, however, a mirrored array can survive the loss of any single physical disk.Do keep in mind that mirroring has greater power requirements than a non-mirrored storage configuration. It doubles the number of disks; therefore, it doubles the required amount of power.

Performance Tuning Windows 2012: Storage Subsystem - Part 2


Input: [0] · Striped mirroring (RAID 0+1 or 10) [1]

Output: The combination of striping and mirroring is intended to provide the performance benefits of striping and the redundancy benefits of mirroring.Cost and power characteristics are similar to those of mirroring.

Performance Tuning Windows 2012: Storage Subsystem - Part 2


Input: [0] · RAID 5 [1]

Output: A RAID 5 array consists of a logical disk composed of multiple physical disks that have data striped across the disks in sequential blocks (stripe units) in a manner similar to simple striping (RAID 0). However, the underlying physical disks have parity information spread throughout the disk array.RAID 5 read operations have characteristics similar to striping. However, small writes are much slower because each parity block that corresponds to the modified data block(s) must be updated.RAID 5 provides fault tolerance since data can be reconstructed from parity. RAID 5 can survive the loss of any one physical disk, as opposed to mirroring, which can survive the loss of multiple disks if the mirrored pair is not lost.RAID 5 is more cost efficient than mirroring because it requires only one additional disk per array, instead of double the total number of disks in an array.

Performance Tuning Windows 2012: Storage Subsystem - Part 2


Input: [0] · Double rotated parity, or double parity disks (RAID 6) [1]

Output: Traditional RAID 6 is basically RAID 5 with additional redundancy built in. Instead of a single block of parity per stripe of data, two blocks of redundancy are included. The second block uses a different redundancy code (instead of parity), which enables data to be reconstructed after the loss of any two disks. More complex implementations may take advantage of algorithmic or hardware optimizations to reduce the overhead that is associated with maintaining the extra redundant data.As far as power and performance, the same general statements can be made for RAID 6 that were made for RAID 5, but to a larger magnitude.

Performance Tuning Windows 2012: Storage Subsystem - Part 2


Input: [method] anything [quarantine_to] empty or undef [effect] not quarantined [$QUARANTINEDIR]

Output: anything

amavisd-new documentation bits and pieces


Input: [method] empty or undef [quarantine_to] anything [effect] not quarantined [$QUARANTINEDIR]

Output: anything

amavisd-new documentation bits and pieces


Input: [method] local: [quarantine_to] pseudo-alias mapped through %local_delivery_aliases [effect] stored as an individual file below the directory $QUARANTINEDIR, file name comes from the template specified in the *_quarantine_method; if a template file name ends in .gz the message will be gzip-compressed [$QUARANTINEDIR]

Output: directory

amavisd-new documentation bits and pieces


Input: [method] local: [quarantine_to] pseudo-alias mapped through %local_delivery_aliases [effect] appended to a file $QUARANTINEDIR in mbox format [$QUARANTINEDIR]

Output: filename of a mailbox

amavisd-new documentation bits and pieces


Input: [method] local: [quarantine_to] pseudo-alias mapped through %local_delivery_aliases [effect] not quarantined [$QUARANTINEDIR]

Output: empty or undef

amavisd-new documentation bits and pieces


Input: [method] local: [quarantine_to] e-mail address containing '@'-sign [effect] sent via SMTP to a mailer for storage, uses $notify_method to specify how to deliver to MTA; much like a newer 'smtp:' entry below [$QUARANTINEDIR]

Output: anything

amavisd-new documentation bits and pieces


Input: [method] smtp: [quarantine_to] e-mail address [effect] sent via SMTP to a mailer for storage, uses the specified IP address and port, or a Unix socket for delivery; formerly a 'local:' method was used for this purpose [$QUARANTINEDIR]

Output: anything

amavisd-new documentation bits and pieces


Input: [method] lmtp: [quarantine_to] e-mail address [effect] sent via LMTP to a mailer for storage, uses the specified IP address and port, or a Unix socket for delivery [$QUARANTINEDIR]

Output: anything

amavisd-new documentation bits and pieces


Input: [method] bsmtp: [quarantine_to] anything (nonempty) [effect] stored in a file specified in the *_quarantine_method in BSMTP format (if file name is absolute, i.e. starts with a "/") [$QUARANTINEDIR]

Output: anything

amavisd-new documentation bits and pieces


Input: [method] bsmtp: [quarantine_to] anything (nonempty) [effect] stored in a file specified in the *_quarantine_method in BSMTP format (file name relative to $QUARANTINEDIR) [$QUARANTINEDIR]

Output: directory

amavisd-new documentation bits and pieces


Input: [method] sql: [quarantine_to] anything (nonempty) [effect] stored into SQL database specified by @storage_sql_dsn [$QUARANTINEDIR]

Output: anything

amavisd-new documentation bits and pieces


Input: [Return] ER-1 [CATEGORY] All Assessees (Non SSI) [Due Date] By 10th of succeeding month [PERIOD]

Output: Monthly

Due date for filing Form E.R.-4 - Central Excise


Input: [Return] ER-2 [CATEGORY] EOUs [Due Date] By 10th of succeeding month [PERIOD]

Output: Monthly

Due date for filing Form E.R.-4 - Central Excise


Input: [Return] ER-3 [CATEGORY] SSI Units [Due Date] By 20th of succeeding quarter [PERIOD]

Output: Quarterly

Due date for filing Form E.R.-4 - Central Excise


Input: [Return] ER-4 [CATEGORY] Units paying More than 1 crore duty(CENVAT + PLA) [Due Date] By 30thof Nov. of the succeeding year [PERIOD]

Output: Annually

Due date for filing Form E.R.-4 - Central Excise


Input: [Return] ER-5 [CATEGORY] Units paying More than 1 crore duty(CENVAT + PLA) [Due Date] By 3oth April of succeeding year [PERIOD]

Output: Annually

Due date for filing Form E.R.-4 - Central Excise


Input: [Return] ER-6 [CATEGORY] Units paying More than 1 crore duty(CENVAT + PLA) [Due Date] By 10th of succeeding month [PERIOD]

Output: Monthly

Due date for filing Form E.R.-4 - Central Excise


Input: [Return] ER-7 [CATEGORY] All assessees [Due Date] 30th April of the succeeding year [PERIOD]

Output: Annually

Due date for filing Form E.R.-4 - Central Excise


Input: [Description] The total number of messages scanned by Intelligent Message Filter. If this number is 0 or very low, Intelligent Message Filter may not be functioning properly. [Counter]

Output: Total Messages Scanned for UCE

Intelligent Message Filter Release Notes


Input: [Description] The number of messages scanned per second by Intelligent Message Filter. This counter indicates how quickly Intelligent Message Filter is operating. [Counter]

Output: Messages Scanned for UCE/sec

Intelligent Message Filter Release Notes


Input: [Description] The total number of messages that Intelligent Message Filter has identified as UCE and acted upon, based on the action specified by an administrator. [Counter]

Output: Total UCE Messages Acted Upon

Intelligent Message Filter Release Notes


Input: [Description] The number of messages acted upon per second by Intelligent Message Filter. This counter indicates how quickly Intelligent Message Filter takes action on messages identified as UCE. [Counter]

Output: UCE Messages Acted Upon/sec

Intelligent Message Filter Release Notes


Input: [Description] The percentage of the total number of messages scanned by Intelligent Message Filter that were identified as UCE. [Counter]

Output: % UCE out of Total Messages Scanned

Intelligent Message Filter Release Notes


Input: [Description] The percentage of the number of messages scanned by Intelligent Message Filter in the previous 30 minutes that were identified as UCE. [Counter]

Output: % UCE of Messages Scanned in the previous 30 minutes

Intelligent Message Filter Release Notes


Input: [Description] The total number of messages scanned by Intelligent Message Filter that were assigned a spam confidence level (SCL) rating of x, where x is a spam rating of 0 to 9. [Counter]

Output: Total Messages Assigned an SCL Rating of X

Intelligent Message Filter Release Notes


Input: [What you type] == New section == === Subsection === ==== Sub-subsection ==== ===== Sub-sub-subsection ===== [What it looks like]

Output: Start your sections as follows: New section Subsection Sub-subsection Start with a second-level heading (==); don't use first-level headings (=). Don't skip levels (for example, second-level followed by fourth-level). A table of contents will automatically be added to an article that has four or more sections. If appropriate, place subsections in an appropriate order. If listing countries, place them in alphabetical order rather than, say, relative to population of OECD countries, or some random order. If you want to keep headings out of the TOC you have to use html heading tags and close them without using a backslash e.g. heading too low level to be in the toc of large page.


Input: [What you type] A single newline generally has no effect on the layout. These can be used to separate sentences within a paragraph. Some editors find that this aids editing and improves the function ''diff'' (used internally to compare different versions of a page). But an empty line starts a new paragraph. [What it looks like]

Output: A single newline generally has no effect on the layout. These can be used to separate sentences within a paragraph. Some editors find that this aids editing and improves the function diff (used internally to compare different versions of a page). But an empty line starts a new paragraph. When used in a list, a newline does affect the layout (see below).


Input: [What you type] You can break lines without starting a new paragraph. [What it looks like]

Output: You can break lines without starting a new paragraph. Please use this sparingly. Close markup between lines; do not start a link or italics or bold on one line and close it on the next.


Input: [What you type] * It's easy to create a list: ** Start every line with a star. *** More stars means deeper levels. **** A newline in a list marks the end of a list item. * An empty line starts a new list. [What it looks like]

Output: It's easy to create a list: Start every line with a star (asterisk). More stars means deeper levels. A newline in a list marks the end of a list item. An empty line starts a new list.


Input: [What you type] # Numbered lists are also good ## very organized ## easy to follow ### easier still [What it looks like]

Output: Numbered lists are also good very organized easy to follow easier still


Input: [What you type] * You can even create mixed lists *# and nest them *#* like this [What it looks like]

Output: You can even create mixed lists and nest them like this


Input: [What you type] ; Definition list : list of definitions ; item : the item's definition ; another item : the other item's definition [What it looks like]

Output: Definition list list of definitions item the item's definition another item the other item's definition One item per line; a newline can appear before the colon, but using a space before the colon improves parsing.


Input: [What you type] : A colon indents a line or paragraph. A manual newline starts a new paragraph. [What it looks like]

Output: A colon indents a line or paragraph. A manual newline starts a new paragraph. This is primarily for displayed material, but is also used for discussion on Talk pages.


Input: [What you type] The '''blockquote''' command will indent both margins when needed instead of the left margin only as the colon does. [What it looks like]

Output: When there is a need for separating a block of text the blockquote command will indent both margins when needed instead of the left margin only as the colon does. This is useful for (as the name says) inserting blocks of quoted (and cited) text.


Input: [What you type] IF a line starts with a space THEN it will be formatted exactly as typed; in a fixed-width font; lines will not wrap; ENDIF [What it looks like]

Output: IF a line starts with a space THEN it will be formatted exactly as typed; in a fixed-width font; lines will not wrap; ENDIF This is useful for: pasting preformatted text; algorithm descriptions; program source code; ASCII art; chemical structures; WARNING: If you make it wide, you force the whole page to be wide and hence less readable, especially for people who use lower resolutions. Never start ordinary lines with spaces.


Input: [What you type] Centered text. [What it looks like]

Output: Centered text. Please note the American spelling of "center."


Input: [What you type] A horizontal dividing line: this is above it ---- and this is below it. [What it looks like]

Output: A horizontal dividing line: this is above it... ...and this is below it. Mainly useful for disambiguation - but to be used sparsely--only when separating completely different, unrelated (groups of) meanings separating threads on Talk pages.


Input: [We may share information:] With our corporate entities and subsidiaries. [Limit sharing?]

Output: No


Input: [We may share information:] With third parties who perform services on our behalf. For example, we share information with vendors, or will authorize them to collect information on our behalf. Some vendors may be located outside of the United States. [Limit sharing?]

Output: No


Input: [We may share information:] With any successor to all or part of our business. For example, if part of our business was sold we may sell our customer list as part of that transaction. [Limit sharing?]

Output: No


Input: [We may share information:] With third party business partners. For example, we will share your information with operators of co-branded websites that offer merchandise to you. We will also share your information with trusted third parties in whose products or services might be of interest to you or for joint promotional purposes. [Limit sharing?]

Output: In most circumstances


Input: [We may share information:] To government agencies or law enforcement. We may also share with others if we think we are legally obligated, or to protect ourselves. For example, we will disclose information in response to subpoenas or investigative requests. [Limit sharing?]

Output: No


Input: [We may share information:] For other reasons as may be described to you. [Limit sharing?]

Output: In some circumstances


Input: [We may share information:] On our message boards and forums. We may also allow you to submit comments on our sites. Please remember that any information that is disclosed in these areas becomes public information. [Limit sharing?]

Output: You should not disclose your personal information in such a forum.


Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] CATEGORY_INFO [COOKIE Description]

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

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] COMPARE [COOKIE Description]

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

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] CURRENCY [COOKIE Description]

Output: Your preferred currency

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER [COOKIE Description]

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

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_AUTH [COOKIE Description]

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

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_INFO [COOKIE Description]

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

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_SEGMENT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the Customer Segment ID

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] EXTERNAL_NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

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

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] FRONTEND [COOKIE Description]

Output: You sesssion ID on the server.

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


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

Output: Allows guests to edit their orders.

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_CATEGORY [COOKIE Description]

Output: The last category you visited.

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_PRODUCT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The most recent product you have viewed.

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] NEWMESSAGE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a new message has been received.

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether it is allowed to use cache.

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


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.

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] POLL [COOKIE Description]

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

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] POLLN [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on what polls you have voted on.

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have recently compared.

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] STF [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on products you have emailed to friends.

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The store view or language you have selected.

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] USER_ALLOWED_SAVE_COOKIE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a customer allowed to use cookies.

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: The products that you have recently viewed.

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

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

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST_CNT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The number of items in your Wishlist.

Cookie and Privacy Policy | Bodybuilding Warehouse


Input: [Characteristic] CVSS base score [Cisco Security Notice] 4.0 – 6.9 [Cisco Security Advisory]

Output: 7.0 or greater

Generally yes, but each Advisory will state

New PSIRT Deliverable Aids Transparency in Vulnerability Disclosure


Input: [Characteristic] CVE assigned [Cisco Security Notice] Yes [Cisco Security Advisory]

Output: Yes

Generally yes, but each Advisory will state

New PSIRT Deliverable Aids Transparency in Vulnerability Disclosure


Input: [Characteristic] Posted to PSIRT publication listing page and supported by search features [Cisco Security Notice] Yes [Cisco Security Advisory]

Output: Yes

Generally yes, but each Advisory will state

New PSIRT Deliverable Aids Transparency in Vulnerability Disclosure


Input: [Characteristic] Email announcement to customer-security-announce@cisco.com upon publication [Cisco Security Notice] No [Cisco Security Advisory]

Output: Yes

Generally yes, but each Advisory will state

New PSIRT Deliverable Aids Transparency in Vulnerability Disclosure


Input: [Characteristic] RSS announcement upon publication [Cisco Security Notice] Yes [Cisco Security Advisory]

Output: Yes

Generally yes, but each Advisory will state

New PSIRT Deliverable Aids Transparency in Vulnerability Disclosure


Input: [Characteristic] Free software offered [Cisco Security Notice] No [Cisco Security Advisory]

Output: Generally yes, but each Advisory will state

Generally yes, but each Advisory will state

New PSIRT Deliverable Aids Transparency in Vulnerability Disclosure


Input: [Description] The Advanced-dispatch Language Implementation Architecture for Java [Document]

Output: About


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 document lists other related information of this project [Document]

Output: Project Summary


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 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 lists the project's dependencies and provides information on each dependency. [Document]

Output: Dependencies


Input: [Name] Lars S.-Helldorf [Presence] Yes [Friday 5. Feb] likely [Sunday 7. Feb] Yes [Saturday 6. Feb]

Output: Yes


Input: [Name] Nicola Pero [Presence] Yes [Friday 5. Feb] No [Sunday 7. Feb] Yes [Saturday 6. Feb]

Output: Yes


Input: [Name] Nicolas Roard [Presence] likely [Friday 5. Feb] likely [Sunday 7. Feb] likely [Saturday 6. Feb]

Output: likely


Input: [Name] Gerold Rupprecht [Presence] likely [Friday 5. Feb] likely [Sunday 7. Feb] likely [Saturday 6. Feb]

Output: likely


Input: [Name] Nikolaus Schaller [Presence] Yes [Friday 5. Feb] Yes [Sunday 7. Feb] Yes [Special comments / topics] mySTEP (embedded), Simple Web Kit [Saturday 6. Feb]

Output: Yes


Input: [Name] Fred Kiefer [Presence] likely [Friday 5. Feb] likely [Sunday 7. Feb] likely [Saturday 6. Feb]

Output: likely


Input: [Name] Richard Frith-Macdonald [Presence] Yes [Friday 5. Feb] maybe [Sunday 7. Feb] Yes [Special comments / topics] GNUstep-base, server software [Saturday 6. Feb]

Output: Yes


Input: [Name] Riccardo Mottola [Presence] likely [Friday 5. Feb] maybe [Sunday 7. Feb] likely [Saturday 6. Feb]

Output: likely


Input: [Name] David Chisnall [Presence] likely [Friday 5. Feb] maybe [Sunday 7. Feb] likely [Special comments / topics] Etoile,libobjc,base [Saturday 6. Feb]

Output: likely


Input: [Name] Quentin Mathé [Presence] likely [Friday 5. Feb] likely [Sunday 7. Feb] likely [Special comments / topics] Étoilé [Saturday 6. Feb]

Output: likely


Input: [Name] Gürkan Sengün [Presence] No [Friday 5. Feb] No [Sunday 7. Feb] No [Special comments / topics] http://livecd.gnustep.org/ [Saturday 6. Feb]

Output: No


Input: [Name] Sebastian Reitenbach [Presence] Yes [Friday 5. Feb] Yes [Sunday 7. Feb] Yes [Special comments / topics] OpenGroupware port to GNUstep [Saturday 6. Feb]

Output: Yes


Input: [Nombre del producto] Brucella abortus Vaccine [Enfermedades] Brucella abortus [Cepa] B19 [Adyuvante] None [Países con licencia] Irán [Tipo]

Output: Live

Razi Vaccine & Serum Research Institute « Vacunas « CFSPH


Input: [Nombre del producto] Brucella melitensis Vaccine [Enfermedades] Brucella melitensis [Cepa] Rev-1 [Adyuvante] None [Países con licencia] Irán [Tipo]

Output: Live

Razi Vaccine & Serum Research Institute « Vacunas « CFSPH


Input: [Nombre del producto] Anthrax Spore Vaccine [Enfermedades] Antrax [Cepa] Sterne (34F2) [Adyuvante] None [Países con licencia] Irán [Tipo]

Output: Live

Razi Vaccine & Serum Research Institute « Vacunas « CFSPH


Input: [Nombre del producto] Bovine Theileriosis Vaccine [Enfermedades] Teileriosis [Cepa] Not Available [Adyuvante] None [Países con licencia] Irán [Tipo]

Output: Live

Razi Vaccine & Serum Research Institute « Vacunas « CFSPH


Input: [Nombre del producto] Foot and Mouth Disease Vaccine [Enfermedades] Fiebre aftosa [Cepa] O, A, Asia-1 [Adyuvante] Aluminum hydroxide, saponin [Países con licencia] Irán [Tipo]

Output: Killed

Razi Vaccine & Serum Research Institute « Vacunas « CFSPH


Input: [Nombre del producto] Goat Pox Vaccine [Enfermedades] Viruela ovina y caprina [Cepa] Gorgan [Adyuvante] None [Países con licencia] Irán [Tipo]

Output: Live

Razi Vaccine & Serum Research Institute « Vacunas « CFSPH


Input: [Nombre del producto] Killed Haemorrhagic Septicaemia Vaccine [Enfermedades] Septicemia hemorragica [Cepa] Serotype B2 [Adyuvante] Aluminum potassium sulfate [Países con licencia] Irán [Tipo]

Output: Killed

Razi Vaccine & Serum Research Institute « Vacunas « CFSPH


Input: [Nombre del producto] Sheep Pox Vaccine [Enfermedades] Viruela ovina y caprina [Cepa] RM-65 strain [Adyuvante] None [Países con licencia] Irán [Tipo]

Output: Live

Razi Vaccine & Serum Research Institute « Vacunas « CFSPH


Input: Interface can be customized to meet your companys needs, by user. For example, if you want to give power users access to editing the record selection criteria, you can do that. If you want to lock a user to a particular directory, you can do that, too, all by using simple to understand INI commands. [Beautifully Designed]

Output: Customizable Interface

Crystal Reports Viewer, Viewer Crystal Reports, View Crystal, Crystal Reports Tools by Jeff-Net


Input: Download, install, and be running Crystal Reports templates in minutes. Site license customers get a company ".LIC" file to use for deployment. If you ever need to move the Viewer to another machine, our licensing is flexible enough that you can do it yourself. You don't need to contact us to move licensing. [Beautifully Designed]

Output: Easy to Setup and Deploy

Crystal Reports Viewer, Viewer Crystal Reports, View Crystal, Crystal Reports Tools by Jeff-Net


Input: Pricing starts at just $50 for the first user and costs per user go way down from there. We even have a free, ad-supported version available. [Beautifully Designed]

Output: Very Affordable

Crystal Reports Viewer, Viewer Crystal Reports, View Crystal, Crystal Reports Tools by Jeff-Net


Input: Viewer can easily be called from other applications by passing the report, user ID, password, and record selection (if necessary). This option also allows you to set up short-cuts on a users desktop. [Beautifully Designed]

Output: Command Line Options

Crystal Reports Viewer, Viewer Crystal Reports, View Crystal, Crystal Reports Tools by Jeff-Net


Input: Our Viewer can also be run on a Citrix or Terminal Server. There are some memory considerations with this option, but we do make it available. [Beautifully Designed]

Output: Citrix and Terminal Server Licensing Available

Crystal Reports Viewer, Viewer Crystal Reports, View Crystal, Crystal Reports Tools by Jeff-Net


Input: We provide free technical support for all of our software products. We'll even show you how to use, setup, configure, and integrate the Batch product into your environment during your evaluation period with us. [Beautifully Designed]

Output: Excellent Technical Support

Crystal Reports Viewer, Viewer Crystal Reports, View Crystal, Crystal Reports Tools by Jeff-Net


Input: Download a free, 45 day, fully functioning evaluation of our software. [Beautifully Designed]

Output: Try Before You Buy

Crystal Reports Viewer, Viewer Crystal Reports, View Crystal, Crystal Reports Tools by Jeff-Net


Input: [What Azureus says] The torrent is not running. It is either "queued" or "stopped" [Side effects] No upload or download for that torrent [How to fix] See: Torrents queued [Notes] Don't try to run more torrents than your bandwidth can cater for. See Good settings [Health]

Output: Grey


Input: [What Azureus says] You are not connected to any other peers or seeds [Side effects] No upload or download for that torrent [How to fix] See Red Health and also check the torrent details for possible error messages (See below) [Notes] None [Health]

Output: Red


Input: [What Azureus says] While downloading, this means the tracker is down. While uploading, it means you are not connected to any peers [Side effects] Slow downloads / No upload [How to fix] There is little you can do if the tracker is down. Do not click Update Tracker, it will not help, and may cause more problems for the tracker itself. If you have DHT enabled and the UDP port opened (See: Port forwarding) then you can still find other clients through DHT. [Notes] None [Health]

Output: Blue


Input: [What Azureus says] This means you are connecting to some peers/seeds. However, if torrents are always yellow (as opposed to green), you may have a NAT problem which is stopping you from getting 'Remote' connections. [Side effects] Slow downloads [How to fix] See: Port forwarding [Notes] Your ISP may also be blocking: All data on certain ports (you need to pick a random port and possibly change it every now and then. See Select port for Vuze for more information) All BitTorrent data (you need a new ISP) [Health]

Output: Yellow


Input: [What Azureus says] This means you have both local and remote connections, the tracker is up and life is good. [Side effects] None [How to fix] No need as the torrent is fine. Yay! [Notes] None [Health]

Output: Green


Input: [What Azureus says] Something is seriously wrong with the torrent. Vuze can't keep it active. [Side effects] No download or upload [How to fix] Check the error messages. (See below) [Notes] None [Health]

Output: Dark red


Input: [property] db.objectlist [value] domain;inetnum;person;mntnr;nameserver [description]

Output: extend the objectlist by inetnum

jwhoisserver :: Java Whois Server version 0.4.1.3


Input: [property] db.inetnum.table [value] inetnum [description]

Output: define the table for inetnum

jwhoisserver :: Java Whois Server version 0.4.1.3


Input: [property] db.inetnum.objectlookup [value] inetnum;inet [description]

Output: define the lookup type

jwhoisserver :: Java Whois Server version 0.4.1.3


Input: [property] db.inetnum.dspobj [value] net.jwhoisserver.server.DisplayObjectInetNum [description]

Output: define the class to be used for generating the display!

jwhoisserver :: Java Whois Server version 0.4.1.3


Input: [property] db.inetnum.qfield [value] inetnumstart [description]

Output: define the queryfield

jwhoisserver :: Java Whois Server version 0.4.1.3


Input: [property] db.inetnum.key [value] netname [description]

Output: define the key

jwhoisserver :: Java Whois Server version 0.4.1.3


Input: [property] db.inetnum.handleprefix [value] INET [description]

Output: define the prefix for the inetnum-handle

jwhoisserver :: Java Whois Server version 0.4.1.3


Input: [property] db.inetnum.bytelength [value] bytelength [description]

Output: define the field for the bytelength of a inetnum-object

jwhoisserver :: Java Whois Server version 0.4.1.3


Input: [property] db.inetnum.display [value] netname AS network;bytelength;inetnumstart;inetnumend;descr;source [description]

Output: define the display-fields

jwhoisserver :: Java Whois Server version 0.4.1.3


Input: [property] db.inetnum.recurse.person [value] admin_c;tech_c [description]

Output: recursive fields (foreign keys targeting the person table)

jwhoisserver :: Java Whois Server version 0.4.1.3


Input: [property] db.inetnum.match [value] \\A(25[0-5]|2[0-4]\\d|[0-1]?\\d?\\d)(\\.(25[0-5]|2[0-4]\\d|[0-1]?\\d?\\d)){3}(/[0-9]{1,2})*\\z [description]

Output: the regex to match a query string (see sample.cfg for IPv6 regex)

jwhoisserver :: Java Whois Server version 0.4.1.3


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

Output: Dependencies

The ImageTerrier Master Project – Project Information


Input: [Description] This document presents the convergence of dependency versions across the entire project, and its sub modules. [Document]

Output: Dependency Convergence

The ImageTerrier Master Project – Project Information


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

Output: Distribution Management

The ImageTerrier Master Project – Project Information


Input: [Description] This is the master pom for ImageTerrier. ImageTerrier is an open-source, scalable, high-performance search engine platform for content-based image retrieval applications. The ImageTerrier platform provides a comprehensive test-bed for experimenting with image retrieval techniques. The platform incorporates a state-of-the-art implementation of the single-pass indexing technique for constructing inverted indexes and is capable of producing highly compressed index data structures. ImageTerrier is written as an extension to the open-source Terrier test-bed platform for textual information retrieval research. [Document]

Output: About

The ImageTerrier Master Project – Project Information


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

Output: Issue Tracking

The ImageTerrier Master Project – Project Information


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

Output: Project License

The ImageTerrier Master Project – Project Information


Input: [Description] This document lists the modules (sub-projects) of this project. [Document]

Output: Project Modules

The ImageTerrier Master Project – Project Information


Input: [Description] This document lists the plugins that are defined through pluginManagement. [Document]

Output: Plugin Management

The ImageTerrier Master Project – Project Information


Input: [Description] This document lists the build plugins and the report plugins used by this project. [Document]

Output: Project Plugins

The ImageTerrier Master Project – Project Information


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

Output: Project Team

The ImageTerrier Master Project – Project Information


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

Output: Source Repository

The ImageTerrier Master Project – Project Information


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

Output: Project Summary

The ImageTerrier Master Project – Project Information


Input: [First Wish] Good Health [Third Wish] World peace [Second Wish]

Output: Independent means (money)

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] Full remote access for alumni [Third Wish] Full remote access for alumni [Wishes tags] alumni access [Second Wish]

Output: Full remote access for alumni

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] open 24 hours [Third Wish] lockable study rooms [Wishes tags] facility, hours, study rooms, vending machines [Second Wish]

Output: free coffee

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] To be a medical librarian. [Third Wish] Be able to explore the library at my leisure. [Wishes tags] relaxation [Second Wish]

Output: Pay off my student loans

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] Free ILL documents [Third Wish] Cheaper printing and copying [Library Comment] Wish 2 - Duplex printing is available on library printers, but not the student printer. [Wishes tags] interlibrary loan (ILL), printing, wishes granted [Second Wish]

Output: Double-sided printing capability

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] Better library hours! I want to be able to study there whenever and not have to wait until 7 in the AM or leave by midnight [Third Wish] Fridge on every floor! And colder drinking water from the water fountain :) [Library Comment] Wish 3: There is now a microwave and fridge on each floor of the library [Wishes tags] facility, hours, refrigerator, microwave, water, study rooms, wishes granted [Second Wish]

Output: More single study rooms! That are bigger than the ones under the stairs but smaller than the group study rooms! Like if you cut one of the group ones in half

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] More open hours especially during the weekends! [Third Wish] More open hours! [Wishes tags] hours, vending machines [Second Wish]

Output: Pastries, coffee during exam weeks

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] Nap rooms with couches [Third Wish] A coffee shop that is open more. [Wishes tags] café, relaxation, vending machines [Second Wish]

Output: Keurig machine

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] move into Building 500 and take over two entire floors [Third Wish] HEALTHCARE FOR ALL!!!!! ;) [Wishes tags] computers, facility [Second Wish]

Output: extend laptop checkouts up to 24 hours for all CU Anschutz Faculty & Staff

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] More collaborative space [Wishes tags] facility, relaxation, study rooms [Second Wish]

Output: More green ... live plants, flowers. Bring nature in.

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] fast computers. [Third Wish] more INDIVIDUAL study rooms. [Wishes tags] computers, study rooms [Second Wish]

Output: faster computers.

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] Coffee shop open later [Third Wish] Updated desktop workstations -- slow and crash often [Wishes tags] café, computers, study rooms [Second Wish]

Output: More individual study carrels

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] Online access to the alumni/recent graduates for a specific period of time. [Wishes tags] alumni access, hours [Second Wish]

Output: 24/7 hour access to students with ID, after closing hours.

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] A bioinformationist that could help others on campus navigate bioinformatics resources [Third Wish] A bigger budget for the library to support 1 & 2 [Wishes tags] budget, e-books, staffing, textbooks [Second Wish]

Output: Licensing of periodicals and textbooks such that it is possible to do automated processing of the full texts of their contents.

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] Books in PDF [Third Wish] group study rooms ONLY for groups [Wishes tags] e-books, facility, study rooms [Second Wish]

Output: Colder Temperature, its too hot during all seasons and makes me want to nap

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] Study rooms that aren't fish bowls, i.e. less windows. [Third Wish] individual study rooms that are larger than the current cubbies. [Wishes tags] collection requests, e-books, study rooms [Second Wish]

Output: more signal processing and more biomedical imaging books.

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] A coffee shop that stays open as long as the library is open. [Third Wish] A coffee shop that stays open as long as the library is open. [Wishes tags] café, study rooms [Second Wish]

Output: More group work space.

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] More frequent seminars about literature searching, how to customize pubmed, ways to collect citations and organize them , etc. Also seminars on android apps would be cool too [Third Wish] Unlimited wishes [Wishes tags] classes, literature searches, reference management [Second Wish]

Output: Guided tours of the special collection would be pretty cool

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [First Wish] Better training for library personnel. I was shocked when I visited the library recently looking for a book with a good review chapter about tuberculosis, and the person at the circulation desk didn't know how to help me search for one. The only reason that I have to go to the library nowadays is to get books--if the library can't do that, then I have no reason to physically visit the library at all. [Third Wish] I know that this is a tough one, but I wish that the library could acquire more books in my specialty area. Right now I buy books for my lab out of my own pocket. This seems like something that the library should be doing. [Wishes tags] collection requests, staffing [Second Wish]

Output: A science librarian or bioinformatics person. Access to resources like NCBI is important, and the library could help people with this.

Library Wishes 2013 | Health Sciences Library


Input: [Degree] Doctor of Philosophy [Gown] Blue Velvet Collar [Hood]

Output: Black Velvet Panels and Sleeve Chevrons

Graduation - The History of Regalia - Oklahoma State University-Tulsa


Input: [Degree] Doctor of Education [Gown] Light Blue Collar [Hood]

Output: Light Blue Velvet Panels and Sleeve Chevrons

Graduation - The History of Regalia - Oklahoma State University-Tulsa


Input: [Degree] Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine [Gown] Kelly Green Velvet Collar [Hood]

Output: Kelly Green Velvet Panels and Sleeve Chevrons

Graduation - The History of Regalia - Oklahoma State University-Tulsa


Input: [Degree] Doctor of Veterinary Medicine [Gown] Steel Gray Collar [Hood]

Output: Steel Gray Panels and Sleeve Chevrons

Graduation - The History of Regalia - Oklahoma State University-Tulsa


Input: [Degree] Master of Arts [Hood]

Output: White Collar

Graduation - The History of Regalia - Oklahoma State University-Tulsa


Input: [Degree] Master of Science [Hood]

Output: Golden Yellow Collar

Graduation - The History of Regalia - Oklahoma State University-Tulsa


Input: [Inserts] Date of the current post/page [Tag]

Output: %%date%%

HeadSpace2: Advanced meta-data manager for SEO titles, tags, descriptions, and more | Urban Giraffe


Input: [Inserts] Title of the current post/page [Tag]

Output: %%title%%

HeadSpace2: Advanced meta-data manager for SEO titles, tags, descriptions, and more | Urban Giraffe


Input: [Inserts] The site’s name [Tag]

Output: %%sitename%%

HeadSpace2: Advanced meta-data manager for SEO titles, tags, descriptions, and more | Urban Giraffe


Input: [Inserts] Excerpt of the current post/page (auto-generated if necessary) [Tag]

Output: %%excerpt%%

HeadSpace2: Advanced meta-data manager for SEO titles, tags, descriptions, and more | Urban Giraffe


Input: [Inserts] Excerpt of the current post/page (not auto-generated) [Tag]

Output: %%excerpt_only%%

HeadSpace2: Advanced meta-data manager for SEO titles, tags, descriptions, and more | Urban Giraffe


Input: [Inserts] Modified date of the current post/page [Tag]

Output: %%modified%%

HeadSpace2: Advanced meta-data manager for SEO titles, tags, descriptions, and more | Urban Giraffe


Input: [Inserts] Post/page ID [Tag]

Output: %%id%%

HeadSpace2: Advanced meta-data manager for SEO titles, tags, descriptions, and more | Urban Giraffe


Input: [Inserts] Post/page author’s ID [Tag]

Output: %%userid%%

HeadSpace2: Advanced meta-data manager for SEO titles, tags, descriptions, and more | Urban Giraffe


Input: [Inserts] Post/page author’s name [Tag]

Output: %%name%%

HeadSpace2: Advanced meta-data manager for SEO titles, tags, descriptions, and more | Urban Giraffe


Input: [Inserts] List of categories the post/page belongs to [Tag]

Output: %%category%%

HeadSpace2: Advanced meta-data manager for SEO titles, tags, descriptions, and more | Urban Giraffe


Input: [Inserts] Category description [Tag]

Output: %%category_description%%

HeadSpace2: Advanced meta-data manager for SEO titles, tags, descriptions, and more | Urban Giraffe


Input: [Inserts] Search phrase [Tag]

Output: %%searchphrase%%

HeadSpace2: Advanced meta-data manager for SEO titles, tags, descriptions, and more | Urban Giraffe


Input: [Inserts] Current date [Tag]

Output: %%currentdate%%

HeadSpace2: Advanced meta-data manager for SEO titles, tags, descriptions, and more | Urban Giraffe


Input: [Inserts] Current time [Tag]

Output: %%currenttime%%

HeadSpace2: Advanced meta-data manager for SEO titles, tags, descriptions, and more | Urban Giraffe


Input: [Inserts] Current page and total pages (i.e. page 1 of 3) [Tag]

Output: %%page%%

HeadSpace2: Advanced meta-data manager for SEO titles, tags, descriptions, and more | Urban Giraffe


Input: [Type of Resource] Digital Art Image [LDR/Type of Record] k [006/Type of File]

Yale University Library - Metadata Services


Input: [Type of Resource] Electronic Game [LDR/Type of Record] m [006/Type of File]

Yale University Library - Metadata Services


Input: [Type of Resource] Interactive Multimedia [LDR/Type of Record] m [006/Type of File]

Yale University Library - Metadata Services


Input: [Type of Resource] Digital Map [LDR/Type of Record] e [006/Type of File]

Yale University Library - Metadata Services


Input: [Type of Resource] Electronic Music (Score) [LDR/Type of Record] c [006/Type of File]

Yale University Library - Metadata Services


Input: [Type of Resource] Electronic Numeric Data [LDR/Type of Record] m [006/Type of File]

Yale University Library - Metadata Services


Input: [Type of Resource] Digital Photograph [LDR/Type of Record] k [006/Type of File]

Yale University Library - Metadata Services


Input: [Type of Resource] Digital Sound (Musical) [LDR/Type of Record] j [006/Type of File]

Yale University Library - Metadata Services


Input: [Type of Resource] Digital Sound (Nonmusical) [LDR/Type of Record] i [006/Type of File]

Yale University Library - Metadata Services


Input: [Type of Resource] Electronic Text [LDR/Type of Record] a [006/Type of File]

Yale University Library - Metadata Services


Input: [If your goal is to:] Make a quick and easy gift. [Then you can:] Simply write a check or use a credit card to make a gift now.

Output: An income tax deduction and an immediate impact at MacMurray College.

MacMurray College :: Giving :: Tax Information


Input: [If your goal is to:] Defer a gift until after your lifetime. [Then you can:] Include a bequest in your Will (cash, specific property, or a percentage of the residue).

Output: An estate tax deduction and the ability to keep assets for your benefit during your lifetime.

MacMurray College :: Giving :: Tax Information


Input: [If your goal is to:] Maximize your heirs' inheritance while benefiting MacMurray College. [Then you can:] Name MacMurray College as the beneficiary of your retirement plan; leave other assets to family.

Output: Reduced estate and income tax for your heirs and the ability to maintain control of these assets during your lifetime.

MacMurray College :: Giving :: Tax Information


Input: [If your goal is to:] Avoid tax on capital gains. [Then you can:] Give MacMurray College appreciated stock or certain bonds that you have owned for at least one year.

Output: An income tax deduction and avoidance of capital gains tax.

MacMurray College :: Giving :: Tax Information


Input: [If your goal is to:] Make a large gift with little cost. [Then you can:] Give MacMurray College a life insurance policy you no longer need.

Output: Current, and possible future, income tax deductions.

MacMurray College :: Giving :: Tax Information


Input: [If your goal is to:] Receive a fixed income in return for your gift to MacMurray. [Then you can:] Create a Charitable Gift Annuity or a Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust.

Output: An immediate income tax deduction and a fixed income stream for life.

MacMurray College :: Giving :: Tax Information


Input: [If your goal is to:] Create a hedge against inflation over the long term. [Then you can:] Establish a Charitable Remainder Unitrust (CRUT).

Output: An immediate charitable deduction and a variable income stream for life.

MacMurray College :: Giving :: Tax Information


Input: [If your goal is to:] Reduce gift and estate taxes on assets you pass to your heirs. [Then you can:] Create a Charitable Lead Trust that pays income to MacMurray College for a specific term of years.

Output: A gift or estate tax deduction, tax shelter protection for appreciated assets, and retained ownership of assets.

MacMurray College :: Giving :: Tax Information


Input: [If your goal is to:] Avoid capital gains tax on the sale of a home or other real estate. [Then you can:] Give all or an undiluted interest in the property to MacMurray College.

Output: An income tax deduction, plus the elimination of all or some capital gains tax.

MacMurray College :: Giving :: Tax Information


Input: [If your goal is to:] Share your enjoyment of a collection or other personal item. [Then you can:] Donate tangible personal property related to MacMurray College's mission.

Output: A charitable deduction based on the appraised value of the item(s).

MacMurray College :: Giving :: Tax Information


Input: [If your goal is to:] Create a charitable gift while continuing to enjoy your home. [Then you can:] Give your personal residence or farm to MacMurray College while retaining life use.

Output: An immediate charitable deduction and a reduction in estate taxes — if applicable.

MacMurray College :: Giving :: Tax Information


Input: [When to Use] To count the number of people [日本語]

Output: 人

Tae Kim's Japanese guide to learning Japanese grammar


Input: [When to Use] To count long, cylindrical objects such as bottles or chopsticks [日本語]

Output: 本

Tae Kim's Japanese guide to learning Japanese grammar


Input: [When to Use] To count thin objects such as paper or shirts [日本語]

Output: 枚

Tae Kim's Japanese guide to learning Japanese grammar


Input: [When to Use] To count bound objects usually books [日本語]

Output: 冊

Tae Kim's Japanese guide to learning Japanese grammar


Input: [When to Use] To count small animals like cats or dogs [日本語]

Output: 匹

Tae Kim's Japanese guide to learning Japanese grammar


Input: [When to Use] To count the age of a living creatures such as people [日本語]

Output: 歳

Tae Kim's Japanese guide to learning Japanese grammar


Input: [When to Use] To count small (often round) objects [日本語]

Output: 個

Tae Kim's Japanese guide to learning Japanese grammar


Input: [When to Use] To count number of times [日本語]

Output: 回

Tae Kim's Japanese guide to learning Japanese grammar


Input: [When to Use] To count number of locations [日本語]

Output: ヶ所（箇所）

Tae Kim's Japanese guide to learning Japanese grammar


Input: [When to Use] To count any generic object that has a rare or no counter [日本語]

Output: つ

Tae Kim's Japanese guide to learning Japanese grammar


Input: [Operator] firstSample [Desc]

Output: Returns the first sample in a bin. This is the default sparsification operator.


Input: [Operator] lastSample [Desc]

Output: Returns the last sample in a bin.


Input: [Operator] firstFill [Desc]

Output: Similar to the firstSample operator with the exception that we alter the timestamp to the middle of the bin and copy over the previous bin's value if a bin does not have any samples.


Input: [Operator] lastFill [Desc]

Output: Similar to the firstFill operator with the exception that we use the last sample in the bin.


Input: [Operator] mean [Desc]

Output: Returns the average value of a bin. This is computed using SummaryStatistics and is SummaryStatistics.getMean()


Input: [Operator] min [Desc]

Output: Returns the minimum value in a bin. This is computed using SummaryStatistics and is SummaryStatistics.getMin()


Input: [Operator] max [Desc]

Output: Returns the maximum value in a bin. This is computed using SummaryStatistics and is SummaryStatistics.getMax()


Input: [Operator] count [Desc]

Output: Returns the number of samples in a bin. This is computed using SummaryStatistics and is SummaryStatistics.getN()


Input: [Operator] ncount [Desc]

Output: Returns the total number of samples in a selected time span.


Input: [Operator] nth [Desc]

Output: Returns every n-th value..


Input: [Operator] median [Desc]

Output: Returns the median value of a bin. This is computed using DescriptiveStatistics and is DescriptiveStatistics.getPercentile(50)


Input: [Operator] std [Desc]

Output: Returns the standard deviation of a bin. This is computed using SummaryStatistics and is SummaryStatistics.getStandardDeviation()


Input: [Operator] jitter [Desc]

Output: Returns the jitter (the standard deviation divided by the mean) of a bin. This is computed using SummaryStatistics and is SummaryStatistics.getStandardDeviation()/SummaryStatistics.getMean()


Input: [Operator] ignoreflyers [Desc]

Output: Ignores data that is more than the specified amount of std deviation from the mean in the bin. This is computed using SummaryStatistics. It takes two arguments, the binning interval and the number of standard deviations (by default, 3.0). It filters the data and returns only those values which satisfy Math.abs(val - SummaryStatistics.getMean()) <= numDeviations*SummaryStatistics.getStandardDeviation()


Input: [Operator] flyers [Desc]

Output: Opposite of ignoreflyers - only returns data that is more than the specified amount of std deviation from the mean in the bin.


Input: [Operator] variance [Desc]

Output: Returns the variance of a bin. This is computed using SummaryStatistics and is SummaryStatistics.getVariance()


Input: [Operator] popvariance [Desc]

Output: Returns the population variance of a bin. This is computed using SummaryStatistics and is SummaryStatistics.getPopulationVariance()


Input: [Operator] kurtosis [Desc]

Output: Returns the kurtosis of a bin - Kurtosis is a measure of the peakedness. This is computed using DescriptiveStatistics and is DescriptiveStatistics.getKurtosis()


Input: [Operator] skewness [Desc]

Output: Returns the skewness of a bin - Skewness is a measure of the asymmetry. This is computed using DescriptiveStatistics and is DescriptiveStatistics.getSkewness()


Input: [Conventional] Good protection [High Mileage] Specially designed for engines over 75,000 miles [Synthetic Blend Oil] Better protection [Full Synthetic]

Output: Best protection


Input: [Conventional] Good performance [High Mileage] Helps replenish worn and leaky seals [Synthetic Blend Oil] Better performance [Full Synthetic]

Output: Best performance


Input: [Conventional] Good sludge protection [High Mileage] Helps restore lost compression [Synthetic Blend Oil] Better cleaning [Full Synthetic]

Output: Better cleaning


Input: [High Mileage] Helps reduce oil consumption [Synthetic Blend Oil] Better fuel economy [Full Synthetic]

Output: Best fuel economy


Input: [Synthetic Blend Oil] Protects in temperature extremes [Full Synthetic]

Output: Protects in temperature extremes


Input: [Conventional] Learn More [High Mileage] Learn More [Synthetic Blend Oil] Learn More [Full Synthetic]

Output: Learn More


Input: [0] Date [2] Guest [3] Link [1]

Output: Title


Input: [0] June 22, 2008 [2] Nature Notes recorded from a Russian icebreaker working north of Siberia. [3] Click Here to Listen [1]

Output: Globarl Warming Affects on the Arctic


Input: [0] June 29, 2008 [2] David Inouye, an ecologist from the University of Maryland who has been researching wildflowers at the Rocky Mountain Biological Lab for several decades. [3] Click Here to Listen [1]

Output: What's Happening To The Bees?


Input: [0] July 6, 2008 [2] John Harte, an ecologist from the Univesity of California at Berkeley who has been conducting research on the effects of global warming on a subalpine meadow at the Rocky Mountain Biological Lab for 18 years. [3] Click Here to Listen [1]

Output: Solving Global Warming


Input: [0] July 13, 2008 [2] Dan Blumstein, an ecologist from the University of California at Los Angeles who studies marmot behavior. [3] Click Here to Listen [1]

Output: The Call of the Marmot


Input: [0] July 20, 2008 [2] Paul Ehlich, a biologist from Stanford University who has been conducting research at the Rocky Mountain Biological Lab for half a century. [3] Click Here to Listen [1]

Output: The Dominant Animal


Input: [0] July 27, 2008 [2] Abe Miller-Rushing, a biologist from the University of Maryland who has been studying the climate and phrenology of plants. [3] Click Here to Listen [1]

Output: Climate and the Phenology of Plants


Input: [0] August 3, 2008 [2] Peter Raven, perhaps the most eminent botanist alive today. This is a synopsis of his Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory presentation. [3] Click Here to Listen [1]

Output: How Many Plants Will Survive the Twenty-first Century?


Input: [0] August 10, 2008 [2] Christine Lamanna, a biologist from the University of Arizona who studies how soil and plant biodiversity changes with elevation. [3] Click Here to Listen [1]

Output: Tracking Biodiversity Up the Mountain


Input: [Name] The Shoppes at the Palazzo [Description]

Output: Offering over 60 luxury boutiques, shop 'till you drop!

Gay Shopping in Las Vegas - Gay Las Vegas Shops - Nevada, USA


Input: [Name] New Town Suquare [Description]

Output: For the brand conscious with a slightly tighter budget

Gay Shopping in Las Vegas - Gay Las Vegas Shops - Nevada, USA


Input: [Name] The Fashion Show [Description]

Output: The largest shopping venue on the strip

Gay Shopping in Las Vegas - Gay Las Vegas Shops - Nevada, USA


Input: [Name] Miracle Mile Shops [Description]

Output: What better way to get some exercise, while shopping!n

Gay Shopping in Las Vegas - Gay Las Vegas Shops - Nevada, USA


Input: [Name] Wynn Espalande [Description]

Output: Home to some of the most luxurious brands in the world!

Gay Shopping in Las Vegas - Gay Las Vegas Shops - Nevada, USA


Input: [Name] The Forum Shops [Description]

Output: Las Vegas' premier retail, dining and entertainment destination.

Gay Shopping in Las Vegas - Gay Las Vegas Shops - Nevada, USA


Input: [Event] MotionEvent.ACTION_DOWN [Description]

Output: New touch started

Handling single and multi touch on Android - Tutorial


Input: [Event] MotionEvent.ACTION_MOVE [Description]

Output: Finger is moving

Handling single and multi touch on Android - Tutorial


Input: [Event] MotionEvent.ACTION_UP [Description]

Output: Finger went up

Handling single and multi touch on Android - Tutorial


Input: [Event] MotionEvent.ACTION_CANCEL [Description]

Output: Current event has been canceled, something else took control of the touch event

Handling single and multi touch on Android - Tutorial


Input: [Event] MotionEvent.ACTION_POINTER_DOWN [Description]

Output: Pointer down (multi-touch)

Handling single and multi touch on Android - Tutorial


Input: [Event] MotionEvent.ACTION_POINTER_UP [Description]

Output: Pointer up (multi-touch)

Handling single and multi touch on Android - Tutorial


Input: [Var] tcamera_mode [Default] 1 [Remarks]

Output: Initial and current camera mode (1..6), used by camera_startup; 0 for disabling camera_startup.


Input: [Var] tcamera_dist [Default] 250 [Remarks]

Output: Distance between camera and player in all modes except the first person camera.


Input: [Var] tcamera_height [Default] 50 [Remarks]

Output: Vertical distance between camera and player for the chase, orbit, and fixed camera.


Input: [Var] tcamera_minDist [Default] 100 [Remarks]

Output: Minimum distance between camera and player.


Input: [Var] tcamera_maxDist [Default] 2000 [Remarks]

Output: Maximum distance between camera and player.


Input: [Var] tcamera_zoomDist [Default] 2 [Remarks]

Output: Sensitivity of the mouse wheel for adjusting the camera distance between the minimum and maximum.


Input: [Var] tcamera_pos_x [Default] 0 [Remarks]

Output: X position for the fixed camera mode.


Input: [Var] tcamera_pos_y [Default] 0 [Remarks]

Output: Y position for the fixed camera mode.


Input: [Var] tcamera_offset_x [Default] 0 [Remarks]

Output: X offset for the first person camera.


Input: [Var] tcamera_offset_y [Default] 10 [Remarks]

Output: Y offset for the first and 3rd person camera.


Input: [Var] tcamera_offset_z [Default] 20 [Remarks]

Output: Z offset for the first person camera.


Input: [Var] key_togglecamera [Default] "c" [Remarks]

Output: Key to toggle the camera mode.


Input: [Var] joy_togglecamera [Default] 4 [Remarks]

Output: Joystick button to toggle the camera mode.


Input: [Var] key_camera1 [Default] "f1" [Remarks]

Output: Key to activate chase camera mode.


Input: [Var] key_camera2 [Default] "f2" [Remarks]

Output: Key to activate orbit camera mode.


Input: [Var] key_camera3 [Default] "f3" [Remarks]

Output: Key to activate fixed camera mode.


Input: [Var] key_camera4 [Default] "f4" [Remarks]

Output: Key to activate offset camera mode.


Input: [Var] key_camera5 [Default] "f5" [Remarks]

Output: Key to activate first person camera mode.


Input: [Var] key_camera6 [Default] "f6" [Remarks]

Output: Key to activate third person camera mode.


Input: [Part] 1 [Type] Note [Document] PROV-PRIMER is the entry point to PROV offering an introduction to the provenance model. This is where you should start and for many may be the only document needed. [Audience]

Output: Users


Input: [Part] 2 [Type] Rec [Document] PROV-O defines a light-weight OWL2 ontology for the provenance model. This is intended for the Linked Data and Semantic Web community. [Audience]

Output: Developers


Input: [Part] 3 [Type] Note [Document] PROV-XML defines an XML schema for the provenance model. This is intended for developers who need a native XML serialization of PROV [Audience]

Output: Developers


Input: [Part] 4 [Type] Rec [Document] PROV-DM defines a conceptual data model for provenance including UML diagrams. PROV-O and PROV-XML are serializations of this conceptual model. [Audience]

Output: Advanced


Input: [Part] 5 [Type] Rec [Document] PROV-N defines a human-readable notation for provenance. This is used to define the conceptual model as well as PROV-CONSTRAINTS. [Audience]

Output: Advanced


Input: [Part] 6 [Type] Rec [Document] PROV-CONSTRAINTS defines a set constraints that define a notion of valid provenance. It is specifically aimed at the implementors of validators. [Audience]

Output: Advanced


Input: [Part] 7 [Type] Note [Document] PROV-AQ defines how to use Web-based mechanisms to locate and retrieve provenance information. [Audience]

Output: Developers


Input: [Part] 8 [Type] Note [Document] PROV-DC defines a mapping between Dublin Core and PROV. [Audience]

Output: Developers


Input: [Part] 9 [Type] Note [Document] PROV-LINKS Defines extensions to PROV to enable linking provenance information across containers for provenance [Audience]

Output: Advanced


Input: [1] ASS PONYS [2]

Output: Astronaut


Input: [1] MEG HENTGES [2]

Output: This Kind of Love


Input: [0] Homebrew [1] GREENHORNES [2]

Output: Satisfy My Mind


Input: [0] Homebrew [1] HOMUNCULUS [2]

Output: Kittens Got Claws


Input: [1] PIXIES [2]

Output: Where Is My Mind?


Input: [1] GUIDED BY VOICES [2]

Output: I am a Scientist


Input: [1] DOVES [2]

Output: Catch The Sun


Input: [1] MULL HISTORICAL SOCIETY [2]

Output: Animal Cannabus


Input: [1] OLD 97's [2]

Output: Murder (or a Heart Attack)


Input: [1] ASH [2]

Output: Walking Barefoot


Input: [1] AFGHAN WHIGS [2]

Output: Rebirth of the Cool


Input: [1] CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN [2]

Output: Take The Skinheads Bowling


Input: [1] ADRIAN BELEW [2]

Output: Men in Helicopters


Input: [0] Future World [1] THE REVOLUTIONARY HYDRA [2]

Output: William Wizard Cauliflower


Input: [0] Future World [1] THE BLAM [2]

Output: I'm in a Panic


Input: [1] BELLE & SEBASTIAN [2]

Output: Legal Man


Input: [1] XTC [2]

Output: Making Plans for Nigel


Input: [1] JAYHAWKS [2]

Output: Somewhere in Ohio


Input: [0] MR 500 [1] DEAD MILKMEN [2]

Output: Bitchin' Camero


Input: [0] MR 500 [1] JIM CARROLL BAND [2]

Output: People Who Died


Input: [0] MR 500 [1] NIRVANA [2]

Output: Smells Like Teen Spirit


Input: [0] MR 500 [1] SMITHS [2]

Output: How Soon Is Now


Input: [0] MR 500 [1] SEX PISTOLS [2]

Output: Anarchy in the UK


Input: [0] MR 500 [1] REM [2]

Output: Radio Free Europe


Input: [SQL data type] SQLT_CLOB [Notes]

Output: To write to or read from an NCLOB, set the character set form (csfrm) parameter to SQLCS_NCHAR for applicable function calls.


Input: [SQL data type] SQLT_INTERVAL_DS [Notes]

Output: Not stored in TimesTen.


Input: [SQL data type] SQLT_INTERVAL_YM [Notes]

Output: Not stored in TimesTen.


Input: [SQL data type] SQLT_LVB [Notes]

Output: Truncated at 4 MB when stored in TimesTen.


Input: [SQL data type] SQLT_LVC [Notes]

Output: Truncated at 4 MB when stored in TimesTen.


Input: [SQL data type] SQLT_RDD [Notes]

Output: Rowids are returned in Oracle Database format.


Input: [SQL data type] SQLT_RSET [Notes]

Output: Only one result set parameter is allowed for each statement.


Input: [SQL data type] SQLT_TIME_TZ [Notes]

Output: Time zone is ignored when stored in TimesTen.


Input: [SQL data type] SQLT_TIMESTAMP_LTZ [Notes]

Output: Time zone is ignored when stored in TimesTen.


Input: [SQL data type] SQLT_TIMESTAMP_TZ [Notes]

Output: Time zone is ignored when stored in TimesTen.


Input: [Title] 2008 Student Transporation Survey [File] 2008 Student Transportation Survey.pdf [Date] 08/04/2008 [Description]

Output: Survey distributed to students (when they registered their cars) in attempts to improve transportation options both to and from campus and in the local area and to help determine ways to reduce the University’s carbon footprint.

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Input: [Title] 2008 Student Transporation Survey Results [File] 2008 Student Transportation Survey Results.xlsx [Date] 02/10/2009 [Description]

Output: Results of survey distributed to students (when they registered their cars) in attempts to improve transportation options both to and from campus and in the local area and to help determine ways to reduce the University’s carbon footprint.

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Input: [Title] 2009 Employee Transporation Survey [File] TransportationSurvey2009-Final Paper-1.pdf [Date] 05/01/2009 [Description]

Output: Survey distributed to university employees (both electronic and paper surveys were administered) in attempts to improve transportation options and help reduce the University’s carbon footprint.

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Input: [Title] 2013 NY6 Windows Request for Proposal Sustainability Section [File] The 2013 NY6 Windows Request for Proposal Sustainability Section.pdf [Date] 01/01/2013 [Description]

Output: Document shows the sustainability section of the request for proposal that was developed as part of a large computer purchase with the NY6. IT required that all desktop computers, notebooks and monitors meet a minimum of EPEAT sliver among other waste, water use, energy and greenhouse gas reductions and efficiency measures.

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Input: [Title] Annual Recycling Report 2004-2009 [File] Recycling_Data_04-09.xls [Date] 12/31/2006 [Description]

Output: Report includes tonnage and recipient of each type of recyclable material from the years 2004-2009.

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Input: [Title] Biomass Fuel Supply and Environmental and Community Impact Assessment of Converting to Biomass Fuel for Thermal Needs [File] INRS Final Report.pdf [Date] 03/01/2010 [Description]

Output: Innovative Natural Resource Solutions LLC (INRS) was hired by St Lawrence University to perform an independent assessment of wood availability, economic impacts, environmental effects and carbon issues for a proposed biomass energy facility at their campus in Canton, NY. The potential system will likely use approximately 15,000 green tons of biomass annually.

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Input: [Title] Climate Action Plan Work Plan 2013-2014 [File] Work Plan 2013-1014 FINAL.pdf [Date] 07/01/2012 - 06/30/2014 [Description]

Output: As part of St. Lawrence University's Climate Action Plan, Work Plans are designed to provide detailed information on short-term mitigation projects and updates on the progress of long-term projects. Developing plans on shorter timeframes allows for greater detail on emissions savings; more accurate financial costs; the most relevant curricular change and behavior change campaigns; and appropriate communication tools to be included. This, first, Work Plan is for the period 2013-2014 to follow the timeline and finances outlined in the new Facilities Master Plan. This Work Plan was approved by the Campus Committee on Sustainability and Climate Neutrality in April 2013.

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Input: [Title] Climate Change Forum Schedule [File] Climate Change Forum Brochure 2013.pdf [Date] 09/16/2013 - 09/19/2013 [Description]

Output: Schedule for St. Lawrence University’s Climate Change Forum, which will take place Tuesday, Sept. 17 through Thursday, Sept. 19. The theme of this year’s event is “Democracy in Action,” climate change and its effects on the natural and human environment will be explored in a variety of discussions, presentations and exhibitions.

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Input: [Title] Climate Neutrality Action Plan Interim Report [File] FINAL Interim Report CAP.pdf [Date] 05/01/2009 [Description]

Output: As a signatory to the American College and University Presidents Climate Commitment (ACUPCC), St. Lawrence has agreed to put forth a plan by September 15, 2009 for achieving eventual climate neutrality. Climate neutrality has been defined by the ACUPCC as zero‐net greenhouse gas emissions. We report here our recent efforts toward meeting the Presidents Climate Commitment.

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Input: [Title] Conservation Council Britia Grant Proposal [File] Brita Grant Proposal.pdf [Date] 12/10/2010 [Description]

Output: This grant proposal was submitted to "Brita's Filter for Good EcoChallenge." The goal was to use grant monies to develop a semester long bicycle rental program to supplement the University's existing Green Bikes Program. While this grant was not accepted, we thank Wesley Norton for his hard work as the student lead on the grant.

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Input: [Title] Conservation Council Memo to RRPTG [File] Recession Brief Final.pdf [Date] 11/30/2009 [Description]

Output: The purpose of this memo, prepared by the Conservation Council and Carbon Neutrality Working Group, is to provide information on the financial savings and revenue generating potential of environmental initiatives including carbon reduction efforts. This memo was prepared for The Recession Response and Planning Task Group (RRPTG). This group was appointed by the President with the goal of determining possible actions to bring our University budget to equilibrium during a time of economic downfall and budget deficit. Departments across campus were asked to look critically at their operations for ways they could help with this deficit.

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Input: [Title] Draft Space Heater and AC Policy [File] Draft Space Heater and AC Policy.pdf [Date] 05/26/2011 [Description]

Output: This draft University Policy has the goal of addressing under and over-heating issues on camps. This policy makes clear that the heating plant should make all decisions about use of space heaters and air conditioners on campus and that employees and students should always report heating and cooling issues to the central heating plant instead of taking action into their own hands.

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