Input: [How duty applies] The exemption does not apply because 1 year has passed without a sale and the vehicle is not considered to be trading stock. The vehicle dealer must notify the Commissioner within 28 days from the end of the 12 months. The Commissioner will issue a reassessment notice if further duty is payable [Situation]

Output: A vehicle dealer has a used vehicle to be used as trading stock. The registration is not renewed after 10 months and the vehicle remains unregistered until sold 6 months later

Exemptions for vehicle registration duty | Transport and motoring | Queensland Government


Input: [বৰ্ণনা] The colour of the background of the table [ৰাশি]

Output: bgcolor

সাঁচ:Infobox Physical quantity - অসমীয়া ৱিকিপিডিয়া


Input: [বৰ্ণনা] The name of the physical quantity (Required) [ৰাশি]

Output: name

সাঁচ:Infobox Physical quantity - অসমীয়া ৱিকিপিডিয়া


Input: [বৰ্ণনা] The image for the infobox (use full wikicode) [ৰাশি]

Output: image

সাঁচ:Infobox Physical quantity - অসমীয়া ৱিকিপিডিয়া


Input: [বৰ্ণনা] A caption for the image [ৰাশি]

Output: caption

সাঁচ:Infobox Physical quantity - অসমীয়া ৱিকিপিডিয়া


Input: [বৰ্ণনা] The SI unit which the quantity is expressed in (Required) [ৰাশি]

Output: unit

সাঁচ:Infobox Physical quantity - অসমীয়া ৱিকিপিডিয়া


Input: [বৰ্ণনা] Other units used to measure the quantity. [ৰাশি]

Output: otherunits

সাঁচ:Infobox Physical quantity - অসমীয়া ৱিকিপিডিয়া


Input: [বৰ্ণনা] SI symbol for the quantity (Recommended) [ৰাশি]

Output: symbols

সাঁচ:Infobox Physical quantity - অসমীয়া ৱিকিপিডিয়া


Input: [বৰ্ণনা] expressed in SI base quantities [ৰাশি]

Output: basequantities

সাঁচ:Infobox Physical quantity - অসমীয়া ৱিকিপিডিয়া


Input: [বৰ্ণনা] The physical dimension of the quantity as used in dimensional analysis [ৰাশি]

Output: dimension

সাঁচ:Infobox Physical quantity - অসমীয়া ৱিকিপিডিয়া


Input: [বৰ্ণনা] Whether the quantity is an extensive quantity (yes or no) [ৰাশি]

Output: extensive

সাঁচ:Infobox Physical quantity - অসমীয়া ৱিকিপিডিয়া


Input: [বৰ্ণনা] Whether the quantity is an intensive quantity (yes or no) [ৰাশি]

Output: intensive

সাঁচ:Infobox Physical quantity - অসমীয়া ৱিকিপিডিয়া


Input: [বৰ্ণনা] Whether the quantity is a conserved quantity (yes or no) [ৰাশি]

Output: conserved

সাঁচ:Infobox Physical quantity - অসমীয়া ৱিকিপিডিয়া


Input: [বৰ্ণনা] The transformation behaviour under coordinate transformations (e.g. scalar, vector, pseudovector, 4-vector, tensor, etc.) [ৰাশি]

Output: transformsas

সাঁচ:Infobox Physical quantity - অসমীয়া ৱিকিপিডিয়া


Input: [বৰ্ণনা] Common ways to express the quantity in using other quantities [ৰাশি]

Output: derivations

সাঁচ:Infobox Physical quantity - অসমীয়া ৱিকিপিডিয়া


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Associate [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Associate CFD [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Associate HF [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Associate EM [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Research [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Research Mechanical [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Research CFD [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Research Autodyn [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Research Electronics Thermal [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Research Offshore/Marine1 [是否内置 HPC？] NO [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: NO

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Research Polyflow [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Research LS-DYNA [是否内置 HPC？] NO [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: NO

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Research HF [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Research EM [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Teaching Advanced [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Teaching Introductory [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Teaching Mechanical [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Teaching CFD [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Teaching HF [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Teaching EM [是否内置 HPC？] YES [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: YES

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Meshing Tools [是否内置 HPC？] NO [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: NO

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic CFD Turbo Tools [是否内置 HPC？] NO [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: NO

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [产品/系列] ANSYS Academic Fuel Cell Tools [是否内置 HPC？] NO [能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？]

Output: NO

能否通过 附加HPC许可证 扩展 HPC功能？


Input: [Topic] Big Band Drumming [Description]

Output: In this handout, excerpted from his book Inside the Big Band Drum Chart, Steve Fidyk discusses some fundamental techniques of big band drumming.

National Jazz Workshop - A Summer Jazz Camp at Shenandoah University


Input: [Topic] Learning and Developing on the Drum Set [Description]

Output: In this handout, Steve discusses how to get better on the drum set.

National Jazz Workshop - A Summer Jazz Camp at Shenandoah University


Input: [Topic] Drum Set History [Description]

Output: This handout covers the history and development of the drum set.

National Jazz Workshop - A Summer Jazz Camp at Shenandoah University


Input: [Topic] Transcribing Drum Solos [Description]

Output: In this handout, Steve talks about how to transcribe drum solos and how to use them to grow musically.

National Jazz Workshop - A Summer Jazz Camp at Shenandoah University


Input: [Topic] Style Analysis [Description]

Output: This handout covers the various styles of grooves that today's drummers must know such as swing, pop, funk, Brazillian, and Afro-Cuban.

National Jazz Workshop - A Summer Jazz Camp at Shenandoah University


Input: [Topic] Wire Brush Technique [Description]

Output: This handout covers many of the fundamentals of playing the drum set with wire brushes.

National Jazz Workshop - A Summer Jazz Camp at Shenandoah University


Input: [Tag Description] Emphasized [You Type] Emphasized [You Get]

Output: Emphasized

First term First definition Second term Second definition


Input: [Tag Description] Strong [You Type] Strong [You Get]

Output: Strong

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Input: [Tag Description] Cited [You Type] Cited [You Get]

Output: Cited

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Input: [Tag Description] Coded text used to show programming source code [You Type] Coded [You Get]

Output: Coded

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Input: [Tag Description] Unordered list - use the to begin each list item [You Type] First item Second item [You Get]

Output: First item Second item

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Input: [Tag Description] Ordered list - use the to begin each list item [You Type] First item Second item [You Get]

Output: First item Second item

First term First definition Second term Second definition


Input: [Tag Description] Definition lists are similar to other HTML lists. begins the definition list, begins the definition term and begins the definition description. [You Type] First term First definition Second term Second definition [You Get]

Output: First term First definition Second term Second definition

First term First definition Second term Second definition


Input: [#] 1 [Duration] 04:45 [Title]

Output: Original Sin Waiting for the night to crawl into your heart a party in a warehouse loft to keep you calm but this is not the way it always used to seem and this isn't original for you and me This is an original sin Lying in our beds at night we start to dream eyes moving like flashlights under sheets up until the morning hours we are set free there's nothing across from us but what we see This is an original sin


Input: [#] 2 [Duration] 04:23 [Title]

Output: Kites My wings are like his all my words on his lips And my brain is on edge I'm next to the bed where I saw you My weight is like his we both lost what we kissed and my hate burns like this in my hands in his fist and my love is so quick like the legs of my kids All the worlds I could lift only fit where I saw you Pile lover upon lover 'til we're covered with skin There's nothing to discover from the thunder and lightning There's no way to recover this is love not loving But now we are all each other I was a brother when i saw you


Input: [#] 3 [Duration] 05:02 [Title]

Output: Verona You call me all the right words but the right words sound so wrong you say that I am changing I guess I will before too long will you give me a way out or a past to live down either way it couldn't be worse than it is now I'm watching while a wild dog makes ripples round and round is every single whisper a life that we should know by now or is it just a sound something keeps a river from sinking into the ground was I ever any different it's the simplest ones, the simplest ones White lies in the night if I could be yours then you could be mine as long as it rhymes it's all that i'll ever need I hear white lies in the night if I could be yours then you could be mine we keep what we hide and you told such simple lies Now that we are free Verona, won't you keep me out drive me to the city where every building shouts I want to hear some people i want to leave the windows down I never will believe you, you should know why by now It is the simplest things we want but we can never see enough it's the simplest ones, the simplest ones White lies in the night if I could be yours then you could be mine as long as it rhymes it's all that i'll ever need I hear white lies in the night if I could be yours then you could be mine we keep what we hide and you told such simple lies


Input: [#] 4 [Duration] 04:58 [Title]

Output: Paris That look will take me right to the ground and I'll be laughing the whole way down with thunder beneath us all I want to feel is your arms I know I'm leaving but we all leave no matter what If time is a mouth to feed every hour is ice in our fingers' heat so give your time to me if it changes you I will never see old lovers fall like leaves but just if you let them The roofs of the city like an ocean spread for miles I swear I saw my whole life flicker in a window light you think you know what I'm thinking but you don't know why I need you tonight you say you feel nothing hoping nothing's all I'll leave behind If time is a mouth to feed every hour is ice in our fingers' heat so give your time to me if it changes you I will never see old lovers fall like leaves I hear them beneath your feet but nothing is endless


Input: [#] 5 [Duration] 04:01 [Title]

Output: Heaven Waits White waves that crash before us call out some siren’s chorus still heaven waits for no one here Carved out a perfect circle right where the memory left you still heaven waits for no one here Streetlights cascade in ribbons up to the moon they're waiting to see you beneath the weeping willow playing its tune it howls through you Lightning’s an orphaned dream who’s trying to find a reason still heaven waits for no one here Streetlights cascade in ribbons up to the moon they're waiting to see you beneath the weeping willow playing its tune it howls through you I was awake for it all I was awake for it all the heart of a child is beating and it goes hoooo


Input: [#] 6 [Duration] 06:03 [Title]

Output: Night Winds A photograph and a whisper will find me in the night like the sound of sad dogs wishing they could cry It's somehting only we know underneath street lights shadows make things easy so i made you mine This would be so simple if you were fast asleep and all the bottles you throw they would be lost at sea And you could take my letters and rearrange the words you could read them backwards Until you like what you heard If I could know what they know then we could sell this gold and I could wear your halo when the nights grow cold And you could wish my child's eyes would turn to clouds and part and I could wish that I lied when I said I lost your heart So long the days that melt away so loud the words you could not say If only last December had stayed beneath the snow I hear your muffled laughter after the curtains close To the sound of night winds in the dark you grope trying to find some likeness under my wrinkled clothes So long the days that melt away so loud the words you could not say


Input: [0] Yin (Solid) [Fire] Heart [Earth] Spleen [Metal] Lungs [Water] Bladder [Wood]

Output: Liver

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Yang (Hollow) [Fire] Small Intestine [Earth] Stomach [Metal] Large Intestine [Water] Kidneys [Wood]

Output: Gall Bladder

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Season [Fire] Summer [Earth] Long Summer [Metal] Autumn [Water] Winter [Wood]

Output: Spring

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Climate [Fire] Heat [Earth] Dampness [Metal] Dry [Water] Cold [Wood]

Output: Wind

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Color [Fire] Red [Earth] Yellow [Metal] White [Water] Blue / Black [Wood]

Output: Green

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Taste [Fire] Bitter [Earth] Sweet [Metal] Pungent [Water] Salty [Wood]

Output: Sour

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Smell [Fire] Burning [Earth] Fragrant [Metal] Fleshy [Water] Rotten [Wood]

Output: Rancid

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Window [Fire] Tongue [Earth] Mouth [Metal] Nose [Water] Ears [Wood]

Output: Eyes

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Tissue [Fire] Vessels [Earth] Flesh [Metal] Skin / Hair [Water] Bones [Wood]

Output: Muscles

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Emotion [Fire] Happy [Earth] Melancholy [Metal] Sad [Water] Fear [Wood]

Output: Anger

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Human Sound [Fire] Laughter [Earth] Singing [Metal] Weeping [Water] Groaning [Wood]

Output: Shout

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Direction [Fire] South [Earth] Center [Metal] West [Water] North [Wood]

Output: East

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Fluid Secretion [Fire] Perspiration [Earth] Saliva [Metal] Mucus [Water] Urine [Wood]

Output: Tears

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Grains [Fire] Rye [Earth] Millet [Metal] Rice [Water] Brans / Peas [Wood]

Output: Wheat

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Fruit [Fire] Plum [Earth] Apricot [Metal] Chestnuts [Water] Dates [Wood]

Output: Peach

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Meat [Fire] Lamb [Earth] Beef [Metal] Horse [Water] Pork [Wood]

Output: Poultry

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Vegetables [Fire] Grains [Earth] Scallions [Metal] Onions [Water] Leeks [Wood]

Output: Mallow

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Vegetables [Fire] Endive [Earth] Cabbage, Carrots [Metal] Watercress [Water] Coarse Greens [Wood]

Output: Chives, Onions

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [0] Chi Action [Fire] Rising Explosion [Earth] Rounded [Metal] Split [Water] Curving [Wood]

Output: Explode / Implode

Five Elements Chart for Traditional Chinese Medicine | CFCWA - Kung Fu and Tai Chi School | Winston-Salem, NC


Input: [Type] EXTRA_TEXT [Description] Allows the user to enter a single line of text [Arg 2] N/A [Arg 1]

Output: Specifies the size of the text form element as it would appear in the following ("NN" would be replaced with Arg 1):

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_MULTILINETEXT [Description] Allows the user to enter multiple lines of text [Arg 2] Specifies how many lines long the textform element should be as it would appear in the following ("NN" would be replaced with Arg 1): [Arg 1]

Output: Specifies how many characters wide the textform element should be as it would appear in the following ("NN" would be replaced with Arg 1):

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_URL [Description] Allows the user to enter a single line of text and will be displayed as a link when viewed [Arg 2] N/A [Arg 1]

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_DATE [Description] Allows the user to select a date using the standard date selection form elements [Arg 2] N/A [Arg 1]

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_EMAIL [Description] Allows the user to enter a single line of text and will be displayed as a mailto URL link [Arg 2] N/A [Arg 1]

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_REMINDER [Description] Allows the user to specify if a reminder should be sent out for the event [Arg 2] Specifies other reminder-specific options. The following options are available: $EXTRA_REMINDER_WITH_DATE $EXTRA_REMINDER_WITH_OFFSET $EXTRA_REMINDER_DEFAULT_YES If more than one option is needed, they should be or-ed together with the | character. [Arg 1]

Output: Specifies how many minutes before the event that the reminder should be sent.

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_REMINDER_DATE [Description] Allows the user to specify if a reminder should be sent out for the event and and what time it should be sent [Arg 2] Specifies other reminder-specific options. The following options are available: $EXTRA_REMINDER_WITH_DATE $EXTRA_REMINDER_WITH_OFFSET $EXTRA_REMINDER_DEFAULT_YES If more than one option is needed, they should be or-ed together with the | character. [Arg 1]

Output: Specifies the default for how many minutes before the event that the reminder should be sent. The user can override this when they create/edit the event.

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Type] EXTRA_SELECTION_LIST [Description] Presents the user with a selection list (single selection) to choose from [Arg 2] N/A [Arg 1]

Output: Specifies the list of available options using the PHP array function

WebCalendar System Administrator's Guide


Input: [Tel No.] 607-756-9642 [Name] Karen B [Date] Dec 27 2011 [Comment]

Output: I get this call at least 3 times a day lately. I answer it and no one answers. Just a little while ago, I anwered it and after a small delay a woman'w voice said "hello." Then she aburptly hung up. I called back and got a recording that the number I dialed was not in service.


Input: [Tel No.] 607-756-9642 [Name] Annoyed [Date] May 05 2012 [Comment]

Output: Why do these people bother to call you if they have nothing to say or alternatively do not leave a message? What is the point of being on the DNC list? Since I went on that I have had more nuisance calls than I did before I went on it.


Input: [Tel No.] 607-756-9642 [Name] Alan [Date] May 18 2012 [Comment]

Output: I received a call from this number asking if I was the primary computer user. The lady said she was from "Microsoft Defender" and that there may be some malicious files on my computer. She asked my to turn on my computer, and she would guide me through the steps to clear them. I asked for identification, and she said she had some Windows product license number that only I and Microsoft would have.Hard to imagine that Windows would call 500,000,000 users individually to help them clean their computers. I suspect she would have had me look for some legitimate file, say "Aha! you are infected", and then had me download something from the web to clear it.


Input: [Tel No.] 607-756-9642 [Name] nate [Date] Jun 28 2012 [Comment]

Output: I had received multiple calls from this number in the past, the man on the other end was quite rude, enough so to the point I hung up after saying " don't call this number again " 30 seconds later he calls back... At that point I asked to speak with a manager but he wouldn't patch me through. I'm pretty sure this is a scam to buy software, he told me he got my number when I registered my windows 7, the funny thing is, the lan line he called me on I had connected 6 months after I purchased my computer and I never used my home phone for any contact information to anyone, I only use it to call family back home so 4 people have this number.I received a call today from these guys again, hung up on them with the same don't call back response, sorry for the vent.


Input: [Tel No.] 607-756-9642 [Name] Dawn Siegel [Date] Nov 08 2012 [Comment]

Output: this folks keep calling meits obvious that they are trying to scam meits something to do with a windows updatethe woman sounded like she was from IndiaI couldn't understand her at first and then she patched me through a "supervisor" who also had a very thick indian acceptthis is the number they called from 607-756-9642what cam be done


Input: [Tel No.] 607-756-9642 [Name] Lynn [Date] Nov 28 2012 [Comment]

Output: I just got a call from this number. An Indian man told me to turn on my computer right away , it was infected with a virus and was going to crash. He said he was from Microsoft. I told him no, then he started talking in Indian language very rapidly to someone in the romm - I hung up. Beware.


Input: [Tel No.] 607-756-9642 [Name] Aleisha [Date] Jul 15 2011 [Comment]

Output: BFEX legal departement. David Rothberg. Alligation on the web that this maybe a bogus Market operator


Input: [Tel No.] 607-756-9642 [Name] Glenn [Date] Jul 21 2011 [Comment]

Output: The only part of the ring we understood, is that these people were phoning to let us recognise our computer is sending error msg's to a firm we got never ever heard (nor could we grasp the identity of the company) of. soon after that we couldnt grasp a word that is said, we could inform she got a really thick foreign accent.


Input: [Tel No.] 607-756-9642 [Name] Marshall [Date] Jul 24 2011 [Comment]

Output: The ring with 607-529-9906. con


Input: [Feature] OS - Why is this important? Why would you even dream of not running on Windows? If you decide one day that Microsoft is not your best friend in the whole wide world, you can ditch them or at least on your DB Server (could that ever happen?). On a side note, Microsoft can't compete with Oracle on Linux/Unix anyway. If Microsoft has a non-Microsoft DB running on a customer's box, I wonder which database they would prefer - Oracle, IBM DB2, Sun MySQL or PostgreSQL? [MySQL 5.1] Windows Desktop/Server , Linux, Unix, Mac [PostgreSQL 8.4] Windows Desktop/Server, Linux, Unix, Mac [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Windows Desktop/Server

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Input: [Feature] Licensing [MySQL 5.1] GPL Open Source, Commercial. Now owned by Oracle, and some of us are still wondering how Oracle will make hay out of its new found treasure. Will they use to upsell. Monty Widenius has an interesting blog entry explaining the MySQL dual licensing and how it has changed. [PostgreSQL 8.4] BSD Open Source. Its the freest of all and many argue about it. You can fork it all you want without giving back and make your own commercial derivative. Though ironically there are not all that many forks. Netezza forked it initially (though its unclear if any PostgreSQL code lives on in their product), GreenPlum forked it, EnterpriseDb forked to give Oracle features, but to their credit gives back a lot of fixes to the community. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Commercial - Closed Source, Various levels of features based on version, Free Crippleware (4 GB limit but free for embedding inclusion)

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Input: [Feature] Install/Maintenance Process [MySQL 5.1] Still Easiest. There are a lot of prepackaged products with it and its install rarely fails. [PostgreSQL 8.4] Medium (I put PostgreSQL at medium because on occasion we have run into issues where we have manually init the db on Windows. Those are rare though. On Linux its still the deal that MySQL often comes pre-installed for you and for PostgreSQL you have to figure it out yourself or they give you some super antiquated version. With PostgreSQL Yum respository its much easier now if you manage your own box. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Most time-consuming to install and most dependencies, but lots of wizards to help you forget everything and mail you when somethng bad happens (non-free versions)

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Input: [Feature] Drivers already installed on Windows [MySQL 5.1] No [PostgreSQL 8.4] No [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes - when you have a windows shop this is huge especially when you are not allowed to install stuff on client desktops and you need to integrate seamlessly with desktop apps. This is why using SQL Server Linked Server to get at yummy features of PostgreSQL comes in handy.

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Input: [Feature] ODBC, JDBC, ADO.NET drivers available [MySQL 5.1] Yes [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Read-Only Views [MySQL 5.1] Yes [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Open Source products available for it [MySQL 5.1] Many [PostgreSQL 8.4] Few but ramping up and in PHP more than SQL Server [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Few except CodePlex/.NET

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Input: [Feature] Commercial [MySQL 5.1] Moderate [PostgreSQL 8.4] Moderate -- I think PostgreSQL has improved since last we checked, but probably still lower than MySQL penetration. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Moderate -- still a lot of commercial stuff hasn't been certified on 2008 because 2008 is so new

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Input: [Feature] Updateable Views [MySQL 5.1] Yes - Single one table views are automatically updateable, some 2 table views are updateable if they don't have left joins and don't involve update of more than one table. If you have more complex views you want to make updateable - good riddance - no support for triggers or rules on views. [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes, but not automatic. You have to write rules against views to make them updateable but can make very complicated views updateable as a result. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes - even for 2 table views will automatically make them updateable if they have keys and update does not involve more than one table. You can write instead of triggers against more complex views to make them updateable

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Input: [Feature] Materialized/Indexable Views [MySQL 5.1] No [PostgreSQL 8.4] No, but there are I think 2 contrib modules e.g. matviews that are simple and basically rebuild the materialized view [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes but varies slightly depending on if you are running SQL Express, Workgroup, Standard, Enterprise and numerous restrictions on your views that makes it of limited use

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Input: [Feature] Can add columns and change names, data types of views without dropping [MySQL 5.1] Yes [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes - sort of - as of 8.4 you can now add columns to the end of view without dropping it. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Can drop tables, (drop, change size, data type of columns), and views used in views - this is a arguably a misfeature but sometimes it comes in handy when you are an EXPERT user :) [MySQL 5.1] Yes - yikes! [PostgreSQL 8.4] No [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes - (but if you schema bind your tables and views, you can not drop dependent objects so this does appear to be the best of both worlds)

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Input: [Feature] Graphical Query/View Designer (e.g. you can see tables and select fields drag lines to do joins) included no additional charge. As people pointed out there are lots of commercial and free tools that will do this for you. We'll provide a listing and brief summary of features etc. of some of these in our product showcase later. [MySQL 5.1] No [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes. As of PgAdmin III 1.9, but its kind of hockey -- doesn't do JOINS right. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes via SQL Management Studio and Studio Express and pretty nice.

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Input: [Feature] Computed Columns [MySQL 5.1] No - but looks like its slated for future release [PostgreSQL 8.4] No - but PostgreSQL has functional indexes so just use a view. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes - but we still like using Views more except when we really need the computed column indexed and often we just do triggers. Computed columns are of very limited use since they can't hold roll-ups.

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Input: [Feature] Functional Indexes - indexes based on a function [MySQL 5.1] No [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: No - but you can create a computed column and create an index on it

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Input: [Feature] Partial Indexes - e.g. you want to create a unique index but only consider non-null values [MySQL 5.1] No [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes - as of SQL server 2008 See Tom's notes and called Filtered Indexes.

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Input: [Feature] ACID compliance - do I dear say this is sometimes over-rated - not all data is created equal and sometimes bulk-insert speed is more important than ACID [MySQL 5.1] Some storage engines e.g. InnoDB, PBXT (see comments from Giuseppe Maxia) and (not MyISAM) [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Foreign Key - Cascade Update/Delete [MySQL 5.1] InnoDB and not MyISAM [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Multi Row value insert [MySQL 5.1] Yes [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] UPSERT logic - where you can simultaneously insert if missing and update if present [MySQL 5.1] Yes - via INSERT IGNORE, REPLACE INSERT ON DUPLICATE UPDATE [PostgreSQL 8.4] No [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes via MERGE UPDATE

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Input: [Feature] Replication - haven't used much except for SQL Server so this is mostly hear-say [MySQL 5.1] Yes - including master-master (built-in) See comments below and from numerours reports a big selling point of MySQL. [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes but from reports seems to be the least polished of the bunch, although numerours third-party options to choose from that are both free and non-free. PostgreSQL 8.5 or higher is slated to have built-in replication. Sorry guys this did not make it in. Slony is still used for replication, and many like it but find it finicky and harder to use than MySQL. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes - all sorts - log shipping, mirroring, snapshot, transactional and merge etc. and can even have non-SQL Server windows-based subscribers. Its still a bear to get working the way you want it and makes making structural changes difficult. Built-In

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Input: [Feature] Can program stored procs/functions in multiple languages [MySQL 5.1] No (except C and Pl/SQL) [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes - PostgreSQL just does it the cool way (common ones PL/PgSQL, sql, PL/Python, PL/Perl, PL/R) - we like having our code right there where we can see what it is doing. Downside server must host the language environment. It now supports variadic functions similar to Oracle. Neither MySQL nor SQL Server support that. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes - In theory any language that complies with CLR -e.g VB.Net, C#, IronPython - but you need to compile into a dll first and then load the dll into the database. The dll is stored as part of the database and the dependencies registered in the SQL Server GAC - a real PITA if you have lots of these dependencies than are non-standard.

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Input: [Feature] Can define custom aggregate functions [MySQL 5.1] Yes but only in C as UDF [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes - any PL language and built-in C, SQL, PLPgSQL. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes - any .NET language, but not TRANSACT SQL. Why is Transact-SQL thrown out to dust like this?

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Input: [Feature] Triggers [MySQL 5.1] Yes [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Table Partitioning [MySQL 5.1] Yes [PostgreSQL 8.4] via Table Inheritance, Constraint Exclusion, RULES and Triggers - basically RANGE. Issues with using foreign-key constraints with inherited tables in 8.4 the constraint_exclusion has another option called "partition" which is the new default. Which basically means you can have constraint_exclusion for partitioning and not have your other queries suffer. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes - only Enterprise version - functional, range

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Input: [Feature] Can write Set/Table returning functions that can be used in FROM clause [MySQL 5.1] No [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Support creation of functions - e.g. CREATE FUNCTION [MySQL 5.1] Yes [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Support creation of stored procedures - e.g. CREATE PROCEDURE [MySQL 5.1] Yes [PostgreSQL 8.4] Sort-Of - CREATE FUNCTION serves the same need [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Dynamic and action SQL in functions [MySQL 5.1] No, but can in Stored procedures which aren't callable from SELECT statements so more limiting than PostgreSQL [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes! - you can do really cool things with action functions in SELECT statements [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: No - but you can in Stored procedures but you can't call stored procs from SELECT statements so much more limiting than PostgreSQL

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Input: [Feature] Graphical Explain Tool - no additional charge [MySQL 5.1] No (someone on Reddit mentioned maatkit visual explain for MySQL. This is still a text format though and not quite as pretty as SQL Server or PgAdmin III graphical explain plan. Are there others? [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes - PgAdmin III [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes - SQL Management Studio/Express

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Input: [Feature] Job Scheduling Agent controllable from DB Manager client, for running batch sql and shell jobs - no additional charge (not CronTab) [MySQL 5.1] Yes - though appears can only use it for MySQL sql calls. [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes - PgAgent and can run postgresql sql as well as batch scripts. Administrated via PgAdmin III. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes - SQL Agent (not for Express), administer via Management Studio. Can do sql, sql maintainence plans, batch scripts, and SSIS work flows. Its still the best. Has wizard for setting up maintenance plans.

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Input: [Feature] Access tables from other databases on same server [MySQL 5.1] Yes - db.table, but not easily across servers. Across servers you need Federated storage engine See Rob Wultsch note [PostgreSQL 8.4] Sort of - via Dblink, but much less elegant than MSSQL and MySQL way and much less efficient. Can also access disparate data sources via DBI Link [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes - server.db.schema.table, can even access disparate data sources via linked server or open query

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Input: [Feature] Case-Insensitivity - e.g. LIKE 'abc%' and LIKE 'ABC%' mean the same thing [MySQL 5.1] It is not case-sensitive by default but depends on character set (see comments from Giuseppe Maxia) [PostgreSQL 8.4] By default is case-sensitive , but in 8.4 we have newer contrib citext integrated to define case insensitivity fields. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: By default its not case sensitive, but can change this down to the column level.

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Input: [Feature] Date Time support [MySQL 5.1] Date and DateTime but none with Timezone, but you can have timezone, see Rob Wultsch comments. [PostgreSQL 8.4] (Seems pretty much on par with SQL Server) - Not much changed - Date, TimeStamp and TimeStamp with Timezone (not to be confused with MySQL's timestamp which autoupdates or SQL Server's deprecated timestamp which is a binary). Has Interval which neither MySQL nor MS SQL Server have. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Finally they support plain date - Date, DateTime,DateTimeOffset. (Date and DateTimeOffset are new)

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Input: [Feature] Authentication [MySQL 5.1] Standard Db with table-driven IP like security [PostgreSQL 8.4] Extensive - standard, LDAP, SSPI (can tie in with Active Directory if running on NT server, but still not quite as nice as SQL Server seamless integration), PAM, trust by IP, etc. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Standard Db security and NT /Active Directory Authentication

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Input: [Feature] Column Level Permissions [MySQL 5.1] Yes [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes (introduced in 8.4) [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] DISTINCT ON [MySQL 5.1] No [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: No

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Input: [Feature] WITH ROLLUP [MySQL 5.1] Yes [PostgreSQL 8.4] No [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] WITH CUBE [MySQL 5.1] No [PostgreSQL 8.4] No [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Windowing Functions OVER..PARTITION BY [MySQL 5.1] No [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes - and its way better than SQL Server 2008 [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Common Table Expressions and Recursive queries [MySQL 5.1] No [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] COUNT(DISTINCT), AGGREGATE(DISTINCT) [MySQL 5.1] Yes [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] OGC Spatial Support - for the My dad is better than your dad fight in the GIS world between SQL Server and PostgreSQL/PostGIS check out A look at PostgreSQL and ArcSDE, Also check out our companion critque of the 3 spatial offerings [MySQL 5.1] Yes - MBR mostly and spatial indexes only work under MyISAM. Limited spatial functions. Some commercial (MapDotNet, Manifold.net), Open source GIS tools gaining steam but still more behind PostGIS. [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes - PostGIS is great and lots of spatial functions and fairly efficient indexing and lots of open source and commercial support - ESRI ArcGIS 9.3, MapInfo, Manifold, CadCorp, FME , no geodetic but expect the first version of geodetic in PostGIS 1.5, and fairly robust geodetic in PostGIS 2.0. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes - now built-in, but we aren't allowed to provide benchmarks for obvious reasons. If you use it, you'll really want to install the SQL Server 2008 Spatial Extension tools. The upcoming SQL Server 2008 R2 (currently in CTP is supposed to have Report Builder with map integration features which should be interesting). It has geodetic which PostGIS does not. SQL Server 2008 and PostGIS have pretty identical commercial support for spatial, but PostGIS still has a much larger Open source tool belt following.

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Input: [Feature] Schemas [MySQL 5.1] No (technically MySQL is implemented as a single db with schemas -- according the the information_schema schema, though in practice its not quite as clear cut as Oracle) [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] CROSS APPLY [MySQL 5.1] No [PostgreSQL 8.4] No but can for the most part simulate by putting set returning functions in SELECT clause. As of 8.4, all set returning functions can be used in the SELECT regardless of language it is written in. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] LIMIT .. OFFSET [MySQL 5.1] Yes (no ansi compliant way) [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes, and also supports the ansi compliant ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY somefield) [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: No - has TOP and ansi compliant ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY somefield) As Row --- where ..Row >= ... AND Row <= ... which is much more cumbersome to use

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Input: [Feature] Advanced Database Tuning Wizard [MySQL 5.1] No [PostgreSQL 8.4] No [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes - SQL Management Studio recommends indexes to put in etc. Very sweet. NOT available for Express or Workgroup.

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Input: [Feature] Maintenance Plan Wizard [MySQL 5.1] No [PostgreSQL 8.4] No [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes via SQL Management Studio - Workgroup and above. Very sweet. Will walk you thru creating backup plan, reindexing plan, error checking and schedule these for you via SQL Agent

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Input: [Feature] Pluggable Storage Engine [MySQL 5.1] Yes [PostgreSQL 8.4] No [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: No

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Input: [Feature] Correlated Subqueries [MySQL 5.1] Yes [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Query Planner for complex queries (like doing correlated joins, lots of joins, lots of aggregates etc)-- the thing that figures out how to navigate data based on SQL Statement and histograms and stuff. This is off the cuff rating and varies based on kinds of queries you write. For the joe blow blog or CMS or plain read SELECt ... FROM, this is probably not important and all 3 will perform adequately. We do a lot of statistical and financial apps where ability to run complex queries against millions of records in under 5 seconds is important. [MySQL 5.1] Sucks Okay this was a spatial analysis and we can argue why beat a dead horse. But this is just a bounding box query. [PostgreSQL 8.4] Best. PostgreSQL doesn't support parallel processing out of the box, but supports shared reads and with GridSQL (which we haven't tried), you do get parallelism [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Moderate (but supports parallel processing out of the box).

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Input: [Feature] FullText Engine - all 3 have it, but we don't feel right comparing since we haven't used each enough to make an authoritative comparison. Its annoying there is no set standard for doing Full Text SQL queries [MySQL 5.1] Yes [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Sequences /Auto Number [MySQL 5.1] Yes - via AUTO_INCREMENT of int field [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes - via serial data type or defaulting to next Sequence of existing sequence object - this is better than MySQL and SQL Server simple auto_increment feature. The reason it is better is that you can use the same sequence object for multiple tables and you can have more than one per table. In the past PostgreSQL sequence was a pain but now you just create it with data type serial if you want it to behave like SQL Server and MySQL and it will automatically drop the sequence if you drop the table it is bound to. [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes - via IDENTITY property of int field

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Input: [Feature] Transactional DDL - ability to rollback CREATE, ALTER etc statements [MySQL 5.1] No [PostgreSQL 8.4] Yes - see this comparative analysis [Microsoft SQL Server 2008]

Output: Yes (I couldn't find any documentation on this, but I tested it and it correctly rolls back). There is a caveat that can't roll back DDL within a DDL trigger.

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Input: [AQI] 0 - 50 [Air Pollution Level] Good [Health Implications]

Output: Air quality is considered satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no risk

Yashio, Shinagawa, Tokyo, Japan Air Pollution: Real-time PM2.5 Air Quality Index (AQI)


Input: [AQI] 51 -100 [Air Pollution Level] Moderate [Health Implications]

Output: Air quality is acceptable; however, for some pollutants there may be a moderate health concern for a very small number of people who are unusually sensitive to air pollution.

Yashio, Shinagawa, Tokyo, Japan Air Pollution: Real-time PM2.5 Air Quality Index (AQI)


Input: [AQI] 101-150 [Air Pollution Level] Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups [Health Implications]

Output: Members of sensitive groups may experience health effects. The general public is not likely to be affected.

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Input: [AQI] 151-200 [Air Pollution Level] Unhealthy [Health Implications]

Output: Everyone may begin to experience health effects; members of sensitive groups may experience more serious health effects

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Input: [AQI] 201-300 [Air Pollution Level] Very Unhealthy [Health Implications]

Output: Health warnings of emergency conditions. The entire population is more likely to be affected.

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Input: [AQI] 300+ [Air Pollution Level] Hazardous [Health Implications]

Output: Health alert: everyone may experience more serious health effects

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

Output: %Complete


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

Output: Alias


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

Output: Assignee


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

Output: Assignee Real Name


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

Output: Attachment data


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

Output: Attachment description


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

Output: Attachment mime type


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

Output: Blocks


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

Output: Bug ID


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

Output: Build


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

Output: CC


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

Output: Changed


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

Output: Classification


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

Output: Comment


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

Output: Comment Tag


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

Output: Commenter


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

Output: Component


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

Output: Content


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

Output: Creation date


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

Output: Days since bug changed


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

Output: Deadline


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

Output: Depends on


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

Output: Ever confirmed


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

Output: Flag Requestee


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

Output: Flag Setter


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

Output: Flags


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

Output: Group


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

Output: Hardware


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

Output: Host


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

Output: Hours Left


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

Output: Hours Worked


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

Output: Keywords


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

Output: Known to fail


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

Output: Known to work


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

Output: Last reconfirmed


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

Output: Last Visit


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

Output: Orig. Est.


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

Output: OS


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

Output: Personal Tags


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

Output: Priority


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

Output: Product


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

Output: QA Contact


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

Output: QA Contact Real Name


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

Output: Reporter


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

Output: Reporter Real Name


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

Output: Resolution


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

Output: See Also


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

Output: Severity


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

Output: Status


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

Output: Summary


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

Output: Target


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

Output: Target Milestone


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

Output: Time Since Assignee Touched


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

Output: URL


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

Output: Version


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

Output: Votes


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

Output: Whiteboard


Input: [Escape Sequence] \a [Meaning] Produces an audible or visible alert. [Name]

Output: Alert


Input: [Escape Sequence] \b [Meaning] Moves the cursor back one position (non-destructive). [Name]

Output: Backspace


Input: [Escape Sequence] \f [Meaning] Moves the cursor to the first position of the next page. [Name]

Output: Form Feed


Input: [Escape Sequence] \n [Meaning] Moves the cursor to the first position of the next line. [Name]

Output: New Line


Input: [Escape Sequence] \r [Meaning] Moves the cursor to the first position of the current line. [Name]

Output: Carriage Return


Input: [Escape Sequence] \t [Meaning] Moves the cursor to the next horizontal tabular position. [Name]

Output: Horizontal Tab


Input: [Escape Sequence] \v [Meaning] Moves the cursor to the next vertical tabular position. [Name]

Output: Vertical Tab


fc119f61_北美洲哺乳動物___維基百科_自由嘅百科全書__2

Input: [0] EX [1] Extinct（絕種） [2]

Output: 已經死清光。

北美洲哺乳動物 - 維基百科，自由嘅百科全書


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Input: [0] EW [1] Extinct in the wild（野外已絕種） [2]

Output: 自然界再見唔到野生種群，但響其他區域可以見到

北美洲哺乳動物 - 維基百科，自由嘅百科全書


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Input: [0] CR [1] Critically Endangered [2]

Output: The species is in imminent risk of extinction in the wild.

北美洲哺乳動物 - 維基百科，自由嘅百科全書


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Input: [0] EN [1] 瀕危 [2]

Output: 指物種極有好大機會喺野外絕種

北美洲哺乳動物 - 維基百科，自由嘅百科全書


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Input: [0] VU [1] Vulnerable [2]

Output: The species is facing a high risk of extinction in the wild.

北美洲哺乳動物 - 維基百科，自由嘅百科全書


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Input: [0] NT [1] Near Threatened [2]

Output: The species does not meet any of the criteria that would categorise it as risking extinction but it is likely to do so in the future.

北美洲哺乳動物 - 維基百科，自由嘅百科全書


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Input: [0] LC [1] Least Concern（最唔使理） [2]

Output: 無絕種危險

北美洲哺乳動物 - 維基百科，自由嘅百科全書


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Input: [0] DD [1] Data Deficient（缺乏數據） [2]

Output: 對嗰種動物嘅數目資料缺乏

北美洲哺乳動物 - 維基百科，自由嘅百科全書


Input: [Code] VL [Description]

Output: low gain channels on the analog network


Input: [Code] VH [Description]

Output: high gain channels on the analog network


Input: [Code] AS [Description]

Output: FBA's on the analog network


Input: [Code] HL [Description]

Output: FBA's on the digital network


Input: [Code] HN [Description]

Output: FBA's on the digital network


Input: [Code] BH [Description]

Output: broadband data streams


Input: [Code] HH [Description]

Output: broadband data streams


Input: [API data-type property] Success [Ruby equivalent]

Output: MiiApiCallStatus.SUCCESS


Input: [API data-type property] AccessRevoked [Ruby equivalent]

Output: MiiApiCallStatus.ACCESS_REVOKED


Input: [API data-type property] UserSubscriptionLapsed [Ruby equivalent]

Output: MiiApiCallStatus.USER_SUBSCRIPTION_LAPSED


Input: [API data-type property] TransactionalSupportDisabled [Ruby equivalent]

Output: MiiApiCallStatus.TRANSATIONAL_SUPPORT_DISABLED


Input: [API data-type property] DevelopmentTransactionalSupportOnly [Ruby equivalent]

Output: MiiApiCallStatus.DEVELOPMENT_TRANSACTIONAL_SUPPORT_ONLY


Input: [API data-type property] InvalidSnapshotId [Ruby equivalent]

Output: MiiApiCallStatus.INVALID_SNAPSHOT_ID


Input: [API data-type property] Blacklisted [Ruby equivalent]

Output: MiiApiCallStatus.BLACKLISTED


Input: [API data-type property] ProductDisabled [Ruby equivalent]

Output: MiiApiCallStatus.PRODUCT_DISABLED


Input: [API data-type property] ProductDeleted [Ruby equivalent]

Output: MiiApiCallStatus.PRODUCT_DELETED


Input: [API data-type property] Exception [Ruby equivalent]

Output: MiiApiCallStatus.EXCEPTION


Input: [Mode] Teams [v2 Settings]

Output: 4 vs. 4


Input: [Mode] Score to Win [v2 Settings]

Output: Dependent upon game type


Input: [Mode] Loadouts [v2 Settings]

Output: Game Loadout


Input: [Mode] Instant Respawn [v2 Settings]

Output: Disabled


Input: [Mode] Death Cam [v2 Settings]

Output: Disabled


Input: [Mode] Motion Tracker [v2 Settings]

Output: Ally Movement


Input: [Mode] Personal Ordnance [v2 Settings]

Output: Enabled


Input: [Mode] Join In Progress [v2 Settings]

Output: Disabled


Input: [Mode] Guests [v2 Settings]

Output: Disabled


Input: [COOKIE name] CART [COOKIE Description]

Output: The association with your shopping cart.


Input: [COOKIE name] CATEGORY_INFO [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] COMPARE [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CURRENCY [COOKIE Description]

Output: Your preferred currency


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_AUTH [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_INFO [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] CUSTOMER_SEGMENT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: Stores the Customer Segment ID


Input: [COOKIE name] EXTERNAL_NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] FRONTEND [COOKIE Description]

Output: You sesssion ID on the server.


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

Output: Allows guests to edit their orders.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_CATEGORY [COOKIE Description]

Output: The last category you visited.


Input: [COOKIE name] LAST_PRODUCT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The most recent product you have viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] NEWMESSAGE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a new message has been received.


Input: [COOKIE name] NO_CACHE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether it is allowed to use cache.


Input: [COOKIE name] PERSISTENT_SHOPPING_CART [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] POLL [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] POLLN [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on what polls you have voted on.


Input: [COOKIE name] RECENTLYCOMPARED [COOKIE Description]

Output: The items that you have recently compared.


Input: [COOKIE name] STF [COOKIE Description]

Output: Information on products you have emailed to friends.


Input: [COOKIE name] STORE [COOKIE Description]

Output: The store view or language you have selected.


Input: [COOKIE name] USER_ALLOWED_SAVE_COOKIE [COOKIE Description]

Output: Indicates whether a customer allowed to use cookies.


Input: [COOKIE name] VIEWED_PRODUCT_IDS [COOKIE Description]

Output: The products that you have recently viewed.


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST [COOKIE Description]

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


Input: [COOKIE name] WISHLIST_CNT [COOKIE Description]

Output: The number of items in your Wishlist.


Input: [7M0706] KNOB [7M0706_2] KNOB [Part Number]

Output: Part Description

Part Number : 7M0706 - FP Smith Part Search


Input: [7M0706_2] CATERPILLAR [Part Number]

Output: Machine Make

Part Number : 7M0706 - FP Smith Part Search


Input: [Part Number]

Output: Machine Model

Part Number : 7M0706 - FP Smith Part Search


Input: [7M0706] New [7M0706_2] New [Part Number]

Output: Condition

Part Number : 7M0706 - FP Smith Part Search


Input: [7M0706] In Stock [7M0706_2] In Stock [Part Number]

Output: Stock

Part Number : 7M0706 - FP Smith Part Search


Input: [7M0706] Add to Quote [7M0706_2] Add to Quote [Part Number]

Output: Get a Quote

Part Number : 7M0706 - FP Smith Part Search


Input: [What it Works Out] High-intensity cardio [Workout]

Output: Total Body Cardio Fix

Beachbody 21-Day Fix Review - Body Moment


Input: [What it Works Out] Resistance training for upper body: chest, back, arms, shoulders [Workout]

Output: Upper Body Fix

Beachbody 21-Day Fix Review - Body Moment


Input: [What it Works Out] Resistance training for lower body: glutes, quads, hamstrings [Workout]

Output: Lower Body Fix

Beachbody 21-Day Fix Review - Body Moment


Input: [What it Works Out] Core training [Workout]

Output: Pilates Fix

Beachbody 21-Day Fix Review - Body Moment


Input: [What it Works Out] Overall upper, lower, and core training [Workout]

Output: Dirty 30

Beachbody 21-Day Fix Review - Body Moment


Input: [What it Works Out] Balance and flexibility [Workout]

Output: Yoga Fix

Beachbody 21-Day Fix Review - Body Moment


Input: [What it Works Out] Core [Workout]

Output: 10 Minute Fix for Abs

Beachbody 21-Day Fix Review - Body Moment


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

Output: bold text


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

Output: italic text


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

Output: underlined text


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

Output: strike through


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

Output: monospaced with background color


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

Output: monospaced, all spacing and line breaks preserved


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

Output: large text


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

Output: small text


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

Output: centered text


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

Output: quoted text


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

Output: inserts a link to a web page


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

Output: inserts a link to an image on the web


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

Output: inserts a link to an image on the web


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

Output: inserts a horizontal rule (a line)


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

Output: inserts a left bracket


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

Output: inserts a right bracket


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

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


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

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


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

Output: Link of page logo

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


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

Output: Image URL of page logo

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


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

Output: Alt text of page logo

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


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

Output: Web specific background color, defined in the Web Preferences

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


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

Output: The name of your TWiki site

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


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

Output: The script URL of TWiki

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


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

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

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


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

Output: The name of the current web. Note: It is recommended to URL-encode the variable in form actions with %INTURLENCODE{"%WEB%"}% for proper handling in an internationalized environment

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


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

Output: The name of the current topic. Note: It is recommended to URL-encode the variable in form actions with %INTURLENCODE{"%TOPIC%"}% for proper handling in an internationalized environment

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


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

Output: Common links of current web, defined in the Web Preferences. It includes a #Go Box

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


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

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

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


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

Output: TWiki Form, if any

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


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

Output: File Attachment table

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


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

Output: The topic parent

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


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

Output: Edit link

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


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

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

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


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

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

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


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

Output: Copyright notice, defined in the Web Preferences

jEdit Community Wiki . TWiki . TWikiDocumentation


Input: [Position] 1 [Change] 0 [Website]

Output: twitter - Twitter Twitter is without a doubt the best way to share and discover what is happening right now.


Input: [Position] 2 [Change] 9 [Website]

Output: facebook - Welcome to Facebook Facebook is a social utility that connects people with friends and others who work, study and live around them. People use Facebook to keep up with friends, upload an unlimited number of photos, post links and videos, and learn more about the people ...


Input: [Position] 3 [Change] 0 [Website]

Output: linkedin - LinkedIn | Relationships Matter LinkedIn strengthens and extends your existing network of trusted contacts. LinkedIn is a networking tool that helps you discover inside connections to recommended job candidates, industry experts and business partners.


Input: [Position] 4 [Change] 0 [Website]

Output: kabalarians - Looking for your Purpose in Life, the Meaning of a Name, Meaning of Baby Names, or how to Make a Nam... If you are searching for your purpose in life, looking into the meaning of baby names, wanting to make a name change, or just interested in name meaning, we can help you choose a powerful and successful Balanced Name. 800,000+ name database.


Input: [Position] 5 [Change] 0 [Website]

Output: youtube - YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. YouTube is a place to discover, watch, upload and share videos.


Input: [Position] 6 [Change] 0 [Website]

Output: ancestry - Genealogy, Family Trees and Family History Records online - Ancestry.com Discover your ancestors with the world


Input: [Position] 7 [Change] 0 [Website]

Output: plus.google - Google+: real life sharing, rethought for the web. Google+ aims to make sharing on the web more like sharing in real life. Check out Circles, Messenger and Hangouts, just a few of the things we've been working on.


Input: [Position] 8 [Change] 0 [Website]

Output: howtosayin - How to say in different languages translation How to say . How do you say in different languages translation.


Input: [Position] 9 [Change] 0 [Website]

Output: archives - Genealogy & Ancestor Search | Family History Results Find your ancestors and your family history with this fast and easy genealogy records search.


Input: [Position] 10 [Change] 0 [Website]

Output: skillpages - SkillPages - find skilled people and get your skill found SkillPages enables you to get found by anyone anywhere searching for your skill. Demonstrate and share your skills, expertise or talents on SkillPages and find people who have the skills you need and see your trusted connections to them.


Input: [Position] 11 [Change] 0 [Website]

Output: rapgenius - Rap Genius | Discover the Meaning of Rap Lyrics Rap Genius is a rap lyrics encyclopedia that anyone can edit. Discover the meaning of rap...in clickable popups!


Input: [Position] 12 [Change] 0 [Website]

Output: pinterest - Pinterest / Home


Input: [Position] 13 [Change] 0 [Website]

Output: geni - Free Family Trees, Family History and Genealogy - Geni Create your family tree and invite relatives to share. Search 90 million profiles and discover new ancestors. Share photos, videos and more at Geni.com.


Input: [Podcast] Mapping Environmental Health: 7:15 This podcast discusses recent developments in mapping technology, challenges with data management and training, and the potential for these technologies to improve our understanding of environmental health around the globe. [Date] 07/10/2015 [Topic]

Output: Emerging Issues


Input: [Podcast] The Environment's Role in Infertility: 7:00 This podcast considers the potential relationships between certain environmental chemicals and infertility in both men and women. [Date] 06/23/2015 [Topic]

Output: Reproductive Health


Input: [Podcast] Air Quality Monitoring for Citizen Science: 7:09 This podcast explores the potential and limitations of next-generation air quality monitors and offers strategies for citizen scientists as they get started. [Date] 05/22/2015 [Topic]

Output: Citizen Science


Input: [Podcast] Careers in Environmental Health: 6:44 Learn how you can contribute to environmental health whether you’re interested in science, health care, engineering, communication, community leadership or many other areas. [Date] 04/28/2015 [Topic]

Output: Careers


Input: [Podcast] All About Phthalates: 6:53 In this podcast, we explore the latest scientific findings about phthalates and offer tips on how to reduce your exposure. [Date] 03/23/2015 [Topic]

Output: Phthalates


Input: [Podcast] The Microbiome: 6:55 In this podcast, we hear about studies that are underway to assess the relationships between the environment, the microbiome, and human health. [Date] 03/2/2015 [Topic]

Output: Microbiome


Input: [Podcast] Preventing Prenatal Exposures: 7:25 This podcast identifies some common contaminants of concern and discusses how doctors and pregnant women can work together to reduce prenatal exposures. [Date] 1/27/2015 [Topic]

Output: Prenatal Exposures


Input: [Podcast] Controlling Allergens in Your Home: 6:49 In this podcast, we take a look at some common indoor allergens and offer tips on improving the air quality in your home. [Date] 12/18/2014 [Topic]

Output: Allergens


Input: [Podcast] A Second Look at the Impacts of Hydraulic Fracturing: 7:46 In this podcast, we consider how our understanding of the impacts of fracking has evolved since we last tackled the issue in 2013. Despite continued debate over the potential public health risks of fracking, many research questions remain unanswered. However, one thing seems clear: community members have an important role to play in research on the impacts of fracking. [Date] 11/11/2014 [Topic]

Output: Emerging Issues


Input: [Podcast] Chemicals in Personal Care Products: 7:12 This podcast takes a look at some common chemicals found in personal care products and highlights new research about how they might affect our health. [Date] 9/12/2014 [Topic]

Output: Consumer Health


Input: [Podcast] Obesity and the Environment: 6:32 In this podcast, we explore how exposure to chemicals in the environment called "obesogens" could increase the risk for obesity. [Date] 06/16/2014 [Topic]

Output: Obesity


Input: [Podcast] Autism and the Environment: 6:17 In this podcast, we hear from a scientist who is studying how endocrine-disrupting chemicals might interact with a gene that appears to act as a “master switch” for hundreds of autism-linked genes. [Date] 04/01/2014 [Topic]

Output: Autism


Input: [Podcast] Citizen Science: 6:30 In this podcast, we look at some real-world science being done by everyday people with low-cost research tools. [Date] 03/17/2014 [Topic]

Output: Community Engagement


Input: [Podcast] Arsenic in Rice and Other Foods: 6:40 In this podcast, learn why rice and other foods sometimes contain arsenic and get tips on how to reduce your exposure. [Date] 02/27/2014 [Topic]

Output: Arsenic in Food


Input: [Podcast] The Exposome: 6:43 In this podcast, we learn how studying the exposome helps scientists take a holistic look at how environmental exposures can keep us healthy—or make us sick. [Date] 01/6/2014 [Topic]

Output: Exposome


Input: [Podcast] The Epigenome: 6:43 In this podcast, we discuss the recent research on how the epigenome affects our health. [Date] 09/16/2013 [Topic]

Output: Genetics


Input: [Podcast] Environmental Health in the Nail Salon: 6:32 In this podcast, we discuss the latest research on environmental exposures in the nail salon. [Date] 08/16/2013 [Topic]

Output: Occupational and Consumer Health


Input: [Podcast] Native American Health and the Legacy of Mining: 6:42 In this podcast, we learn how some Native American groups are teaming up with researchers to address the health legacy of abandoned mines on Tribal lands. [Date] 06/24/2013 [Topic]

Output: Native American Health


Input: [Podcast] Fighting Asthma with ... a Healthy Diet: 6:31 In this podcast,we learn why a healthier diet might help reduce asthma attacks. [Date] 05/17/2013 [Topic]

Output: Asthma


Input: [Podcast] Breast Cancer and the Environment (Part 2): 6:28 In this podcast, we talk to an expert about translating breast cancer research into the decisions we make in our everyday lives. [Date] 04/18/2013 [Topic]

Output: Breast Cancer


Input: [Podcast] Breast Cancer and the Environment (Part 1): 5:56 Worldwide, breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in women. In this podcast we talk to experts studying how the chemicals and other environmental factors we're exposed to early in life might contribute to the development of breast cancer later on. [Date] 03/15/2013 [Topic]

Output: Breast Cancer


Input: [Podcast] Safe Urban Gardening: 6:06 What could be healthier than a backyard garden? In this podcast, we learn why soil contamination makes gardening potentially risky in some areas. Our experts explain what recent research can tell us about safe gardening practices. [Date] 02/15/2013 [Topic]

Output: Metals


Input: [Podcast] Mercury in Seafood: 5:48 To eat fish or not to eat fish? This podcast explains why some types of fish contain high levels of mercury and how to find low-mercury seafood for your family to enjoy. [Date] 01/14/2013 [Topic]

Output: Metals


Input: [Podcast] Protecting Children from Contaminants at School: 5:56 Schools built on hazardous waste sites? Yes, it really happens. In this podcast: how researchers and community members teamed up to investigate contamination at Rhode Island schools. [Date] 01/14/2013 [Topic]

Output: Air Pollution


Input: [Podcast] Impacts of Hydraulic Fracturing: 5:48 In this podcast, we talk about the science of fracking, what we do—and don't—know about its impacts, and how Health Impact Assessments could be used as an approach to identify how drilling might affect community members. [Date] 01/14/2013 [Topic]

Output: Emerging Issues


Input: [Podcast] Keeping Your Home Safe from Radon: 6:13 Many homes in the United States harbor an invisible guest—radon. Exposure to this colorless, odorless gas is the number one cause of lung cancer among non-smokers. In this podcast, we discuss the latest radon research and what you can do to protect your family. [Date] 01/14/2013 [Topic]

Output: Air Pollution


Input: [Study Number] 14492B [Title]

Output: Molecular Determinants of Malignancy in Pancreatic Cystic Neoplasms


Input: [0] Select [Study Number] 16866B [Title]

Output: A Phase I Study of Stereotactic Body Radiation Therapy in Patients with Unresected Adenocarcinoma of the Pancreas or Ampulla


Input: [0] Select [Study Number] 12-0033 [Title]

Output: A genotype-guided dosing study of mFOLFIRINOX in previously untreated patients with advanced gastrointestinal malignancies


Input: [0] Select [Study Number] 12-0159 [Title]

Output: A Pilot Study of neoadjuvant and adjuvant mFOLFIRINOX in localized, resectable pancreatic adenocarcinoma


Input: [0] Select [Study Number] IRB13-0233 [Title]

Output: NCI 8993: A Randomized Phase II Study of Gemcitabine, Cisplatin +/- Veliparib in Patients with Pancreas Adenocarcinoma and a Known BRCA/ PALB2 Mutation (Part I) and a Phase II Single Arm Study of Single-Agent Veliparib in Previously Treated Pancreas Adenocarcinoma


Input: [0] Select [Study Number] IRB13-1267 [Title]

Output: A Phase IIB, Randomized, Controlled, Multicenter, Open-Label Study of the Efficacy and Immune Response of GVAX Pancreas Vaccine (with Cyclophosphamide) and CRS-207 Compared to Chemotherapy or to CRS-207 Alone in Adults with Previously-treated Metastatic Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma


Input: [0] Select [Study Number] IRB13-1503 [Title]

Output: A Phase 3, Multicenter, Open-Label, Randomized Study of Nab-Paclitaxel Plus Gemcitabine Versus Gemcitabine Alone as Adjuvant Therapy in Subjects with Surgically Resected Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma


Input: [0] Select [Study Number] IRB14-0081 [Title]

Output: Phase I, Multicenter, Cohort Dose Escalation Trial to Determine the Safety, Tolerance, and Maximum Tolerated Dose of DCR-MYC, a Lipid Nanoparticle (LNP)-Formulated Small Inhibitory RNA (siRNA) Oligonucleotide Targeting MYC, in Patients with Refractory Locally Advanced or Metastatic Solid Tumor Malignancies, Multiple Myeloma, or Lymphoma


Input: [0] Select [Study Number] IRB14-0595 [Title]

Output: A genotype-guided dosing study of FOLFIRABRAX in previously untreated patients with advanced gastrointestinal malignancies


Input: [0] Select [Study Number] IRB14-0660 [Title]

Output: A Randomized, Double-blind, Phase 3 Study of the JAK1/2 Inhibitor, Ruxolitinib or Placebo in Combination with Capecitabine in Subjects With Advanced or Metastatic Adenocarcinoma of the Pancreas Who Have Failed or Are Intolerant to First-Line Chemotherapy (The JANUS 1 Study)


Input: [0] Select [Study Number] IRB14-0873 [Title]

Output: A Phase III, Randomised, Double Blind, Placebo Controlled, Multicentre Study of Maintenance Olaparib Monotherapy in Patients with gBRCA Mutated Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer whose Disease Has Not Progressed on First Line Platinum Based Chemotherapy.


Input: If you are in our mailing list database, you will receive email announcements through email and postal mail. [Participants]

Output: AETC Mailing List


Input: Parking is available in many parking decks around the BJCC. See Parking Grid [1]. [Participants]

Output: Parking


Input: Approximately 150 companies will display the latest and best in educational technology in the exhibit hall. Exhibitors will also make presentations featuring their educational technology products in current sessions and workshops. Entrance to the exhibit hall is included in the conference registration fee. A $15 Exhibit Hall Pass is available on site to those who want to visit the exhibit hall only. [Participants]

Output: Exhibitors


Input: During the conference, attendees can keep up with changes to conference activities and schedules by downloading our free App or following us on Twitter or Facebook. Changes will also be posted on this website. [Participants]

Output: Conference Updates


Input: All conference sites are wheelchair accessible and fully equipped to meet the needs of persons with special needs. If you require special assistance covered under the Americans with Disabilities Act, please check the box on the registration form; a committee member will contact you. [Participants]

Output: Accommodations for Special Needs


Input: An emergency medical technician will be on duty in the complex during conference hours. [Participants]

Output: Emergency Medical Services


Input: Wireless access will be available to all attendees who want to check email or browse the Internet. Forgot your device? The Connection Depot located in the Exhibit Hall will have stations available for checking email and browsing. [Participants]

Output: Internet Access


Input: The BJCC is large; participants will do a great deal of walking. Comfortable shoes are recommended! [Participants]

Output: Conference Attire


Input: [0.0] 0.1 [parking area]

Output: Johns River landing

Blue Spring State Park Boardwalk | Florida Hikes!


Input: [0.0] 0.2 [parking area]

Output: Pass Thursby house and third deck

Blue Spring State Park Boardwalk | Florida Hikes!


Input: [0.0] 0.3 [parking area]

Output: Park store and restrooms / swimming area

Blue Spring State Park Boardwalk | Florida Hikes!


Input: [0.0] 0.4 [parking area]

Output: Tubing and diving launch

Blue Spring State Park Boardwalk | Florida Hikes!


Input: [0.0] 0.6 [parking area]

Output: End of boardwalk above spring

Blue Spring State Park Boardwalk | Florida Hikes!


Input: [0.0] 1.3 [parking area]

Output: Return to parking area

Blue Spring State Park Boardwalk | Florida Hikes!


Input: [A] B [Replace Engine Oil]

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

Chicago Area Acura Repair & Service | Acura of Libertyville Serving Morton Grove


Input: [A] 1 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Rotate Tires and check tire pressure and condition

Chicago Area Acura Repair & Service | Acura of Libertyville Serving Morton Grove


Input: [A] 2 [Replace Engine Oil]

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

Chicago Area Acura Repair & Service | Acura of Libertyville Serving Morton Grove


Input: [A] 3 [Replace Engine Oil]

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

Chicago Area Acura Repair & Service | Acura of Libertyville Serving Morton Grove


Input: [A] 4 [Replace Engine Oil]

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

Chicago Area Acura Repair & Service | Acura of Libertyville Serving Morton Grove


Input: [A] 5 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace Engine Coolant

Chicago Area Acura Repair & Service | Acura of Libertyville Serving Morton Grove


Input: [A] 6 [Replace Engine Oil]

Output: Replace rear differential fluid (if equipped)

Chicago Area Acura Repair & Service | Acura of Libertyville Serving Morton Grove


Input: [Move] A^ [Name]

Output: Eye Lasers

Tabuu - Smashpedia, the Super Smash Bros. wiki.


Input: [Move] A [Name]

Output: Shark Blade

Tabuu - Smashpedia, the Super Smash Bros. wiki.


Input: [Move] Av [Name]

Output: Diving Slash

Tabuu - Smashpedia, the Super Smash Bros. wiki.


Input: [Move] A> [Name]

Output: Electrical Shield

Tabuu - Smashpedia, the Super Smash Bros. wiki.


Input: [Move] A< [Name]

Output: Rapid Chop

Tabuu - Smashpedia, the Super Smash Bros. wiki.


Input: [Move] B^ [Name]

Output: Bullet Rain

Tabuu - Smashpedia, the Super Smash Bros. wiki.


Input: [Move] B [Name]

Output: Pinpoint Explosion

Tabuu - Smashpedia, the Super Smash Bros. wiki.


Input: [Move] Bv [Name]

Output: Shuriken Boomerang

Tabuu - Smashpedia, the Super Smash Bros. wiki.


Input: [Move] B> [Name]

Output: Ghost Projection

Tabuu - Smashpedia, the Super Smash Bros. wiki.


Input: [Move] B< [Name]

Output: Dragon Laser

Tabuu - Smashpedia, the Super Smash Bros. wiki.


Input: [Move] R [Name]

Output: Golden Bracket

Tabuu - Smashpedia, the Super Smash Bros. wiki.


Input: [Move] L [Name]

Output: Chain of Light

Tabuu - Smashpedia, the Super Smash Bros. wiki.


Input: [Move] X [Name]

Output: Off Waves

Tabuu - Smashpedia, the Super Smash Bros. wiki.


Input: [Move] Start [Name]

Output: Explosion Teleports

Tabuu - Smashpedia, the Super Smash Bros. wiki.


Input: [Contract Provisions] Wear and Tear [The Subaru Plans] Fully covered [Some Other Plans*]

Output: Often excluded from coverage

Subaru Added Security, Subaru Extended Warranty


Input: [Contract Provisions] Heads and Engine Blocks [The Subaru Plans] Fully covered [Some Other Plans*]

Output: Only covered if damaged by internally lubricated part

Subaru Added Security, Subaru Extended Warranty


Input: [Contract Provisions] Cause and Effect [The Subaru Plans] Fully covered [Some Other Plans*]

Output: Often excluded from coverage

Subaru Added Security, Subaru Extended Warranty


Input: [Contract Provisions] CVJ Boots [The Subaru Plans] Fully covered [Some Other Plans*]

Output: Often excluded from coverage

Subaru Added Security, Subaru Extended Warranty


Input: [Contract Provisions] MacPherson Struts [The Subaru Plans] Fully covered [Some Other Plans*]

Output: Cover MacPherson housing only

Subaru Added Security, Subaru Extended Warranty


Input: [Contract Provisions] Replacement Parts [The Subaru Plans] Genuine new or remanufactured Subaru parts [Some Other Plans*]

Output: Parts may be used, rebuilt or generic

Subaru Added Security, Subaru Extended Warranty


Input: [Contract Provisions] Claim Administration [The Subaru Plans] Trained Subaru factory technicians [Some Other Plans*]

Output: Administrator's personnel

Subaru Added Security, Subaru Extended Warranty


Input: [Contract Provisions] Obligor [The Subaru Plans] Subaru of America, Inc. [Some Other Plans*]

Output: Retailer or insurance company

Subaru Added Security, Subaru Extended Warranty


Input: [Contract Provisions] Rental Car Reimbursement [The Subaru Plans] $35/day up to $175 [Some Other Plans*]

Output: May provide less coverage or none at all

Subaru Added Security, Subaru Extended Warranty


Input: [Contract Provisions] Towing Reimbursement [The Subaru Plans] $50 per occurrence [Some Other Plans*]

Output: May provide less coverage or none at all

Subaru Added Security, Subaru Extended Warranty


Input: [Contract Provisions] Trip Interruption [The Subaru Plans] $500, if 50+ miles from home [Some Other Plans*]

Output: If available, may be $200, if 100+ miles from home

Subaru Added Security, Subaru Extended Warranty


Input: [Contract Provisions] Roadside Assistance [The Subaru Plans] $100 dispatched towing, locksmith, gas delivery, tire change, battery jump, on-site minor repair, trip routing, lost key return, road hazard tire protection [Some Other Plans*]

Output: Availability and benefits vary or may be offered for an additional charge

Subaru Added Security, Subaru Extended Warranty


Input: [Contract Provisions] Deductible [The Subaru Plans] If applicable, one per repair visit regardless of the number of parts repaired [Some Other Plans*]

Output: One per component repaired

Subaru Added Security, Subaru Extended Warranty


Input: [Contract Provisions] Surcharges [The Subaru Plans] Turbo [Some Other Plans*]

Output: 4WD, AWD, hi-tech, electronics, seals and gaskets

Subaru Added Security, Subaru Extended Warranty


Input: [0] Display a Notification [Growl] ✓ [Mist (No Growl Installed)]


Input: [0] Turn notifications on and off [Growl] ✓ [Mist (No Growl Installed)]


Input: [0] Configure notifications [Growl] ✓ [Mist (No Growl Installed)]

Output: No


Input: [0] History [Growl] ✓ [Mist (No Growl Installed)]

Output: No


Input: [0] Rollup [Growl] ✓ [Mist (No Growl Installed)]

Output: No


Input: [0] Additional Styles [Growl] ✓ [Mist (No Growl Installed)]

Output: No


Input: [0] Plugins like Prowl [Growl] ✓ [Mist (No Growl Installed)]

Output: No


Input: [0] Forwarding [Growl] ✓ [Mist (No Growl Installed)]

Output: No


Input: [0] Networking [Growl] ✓ [Mist (No Growl Installed)]

Output: No


Input: [0] Temporarily Pausing Growl [Growl] ✓ [Mist (No Growl Installed)]

Output: No


Input: [Header Value] nginx [Header Key]

Output: Server

Radiondekeluka.org - Radiondekeluka Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] text/html [Header Key]

Output: Content-Type

Radiondekeluka.org - Radiondekeluka Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] http://www.radiondekeluka.org/ [Header Key]

Output: Location

Radiondekeluka.org - Radiondekeluka Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] 178 [Header Key]

Output: Content-Length

Radiondekeluka.org - Radiondekeluka Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] bytes [Header Key]

Output: Accept-Ranges

Radiondekeluka.org - Radiondekeluka Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] Fri, 03 Jul 2015 21:58:53 GMT [Header Key]

Output: Date

Radiondekeluka.org - Radiondekeluka Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] 1275044271 [Header Key]

Output: X-Varnish

Radiondekeluka.org - Radiondekeluka Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] 0 [Header Key]

Output: Age

Radiondekeluka.org - Radiondekeluka Analysis Stats


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

Output: Via

Radiondekeluka.org - Radiondekeluka Analysis Stats


Input: [Header Value] keep-alive [Header Key]

Output: Connection

Radiondekeluka.org - Radiondekeluka Analysis Stats


Input: "She loses only a little piece of the clitoris, just the part that protrudes. The girl does not miss it. She can still feel, after all. There is hardly any pain. Women's pain thresholds are so much higher than men's."

Output: "It's only a little piece of skin. The baby does not feel any pain because his nervous system is not developed yet."

Infant Male Circumcision in North America


Input: "The parts that are cut away are disgusting and hideous to look at. It is done for the beauty of the suture."

Output: "An uncircumcised penis is a real turn-off. Its disgusting. It looks like the penis of an animal."

Infant Male Circumcision in North America


Input: "Female circumcision protects the health of a woman. Infibulation prevents the uterus from falling out [uterine prolapse]. It keeps her smelling so sweet that her husband will be pleased. If it is not done, she will stink and get worms in her vagina."

Output: "An uncircumcised penis causes urinary infections and penile cancer. It generates smegma and smegma stinks. A circumcised penis is more hygienic and oral sex with an uncircumcised penis is disgusting to women."

Infant Male Circumcision in North America


Input: "An uncircumcised vulva is unclean and only the lowest prostitute would leave her daughter uncircumcised. No man would dream of marrying an unclean woman. He would be laughed at by everyone."

Output: "An uncircumcised penis is dirty and only the lowest class of people with no concept of hygiene leave their boys uncircumcised."

Infant Male Circumcision in North America


Input: "Leaving a girl uncircumcised endangers both her husband and her baby. If the baby's head touches the uncut clitoris during birth, the baby will be born hydrocephalic [excess cranial fluid]. The milk of the mother will become poisonous. If a man's penis touches a woman's clitoris he will become impotent."

Output: "Men have an obligation to their wives to give up their foreskin. An uncircumcised penis will cause cervical cancer in women. It also spreads disease."

Infant Male Circumcision in North America


Input: "A circumcised woman is sexually more pleasing to her husband. The tighter she is sewn, the more pleasure he has."

Output: "Circumcised men make better lovers because they have more staying power than uncircumcised men."

Infant Male Circumcision in North America


Input: "All the women in the world are circumcised. It is something that must be done. If there is pain, then that is part of a woman's lot in life."

Output: "Men in all the 'civilized' world are circumcised."

Infant Male Circumcision in North America


Input: "Doctors do it, so it must be a good thing."

Output: "Doctors do it, so it must be a good thing."

Infant Male Circumcision in North America


Input: Sudanese grandmother: "In some countries they only cut out the clitoris, but here we do it properly. We scrape our girls clean. If it is properly done, nothing is left, other than a scar. Everything has to be cut away."

Output: My own father, a physician, speaking of ritual circumcision inflicted upon my son: "It is a good thing that I was here to preside. He had quite a long foreskin. I made sure that we gave him a good tight circumcision."

Infant Male Circumcision in North America


Input: 35 year old Sudanese woman: "Yes, I have suffered from chronic pelvic infections and terrible pain for years now. You say that all if this is the result of my circumcision? But I was circumcised over 30 years ago! How can something that was done for me when I was four years old have anything to do with my health now?"

Output: 35 years old American male: "I have lost nearly all interest in sex. You might say that I'm becoming impotent. I don't seem to have much sensation in my penis anymore, and it is becoming more and more difficult for me to reach orgasm. You say that this is the result of my circumcision? That doesn't make any sense. I was circumcised 35 years ago, when I was a little boy. How can that affect me in any way now?"

Infant Male Circumcision in North America


Input: [#] 1 [May Benefit from:] Tutoring [Please Refer to:] Center of Learning Resources [Student Behavior]

Output: Difficulty grasping course content

University of New Haven : Faculty-Staff Referral Guide


Input: [#] 2 [May Benefit from:] Success Coaching [Please Refer to:] First Year Success Center [Student Behavior]

Output: Excessive absences

University of New Haven : Faculty-Staff Referral Guide


Input: [#] 3 [May Benefit from:] Success Coaching [Please Refer to:] First Year Success Center [Student Behavior]

Output: Missed tests and/or major assignments

University of New Haven : Faculty-Staff Referral Guide


Input: [#] 4 [May Benefit from:] Career Development Advisor [Please Refer to:] Career development [Student Behavior]

Output: Needs career advice and future direction

University of New Haven : Faculty-Staff Referral Guide


Input: [#] 5 [May Benefit from:] Success Coaching [Please Refer to:] First Year Success Center [Student Behavior]

Output: Uncertain of educational and/or major goals

University of New Haven : Faculty-Staff Referral Guide


Input: [#] 6 [May Benefit from:] Success Coaching [Please Refer to:] First Year Success Center [Student Behavior]

Output: Displays poor organizational and time management skills

University of New Haven : Faculty-Staff Referral Guide


Input: [#] 7 [May Benefit from:] Tutoring [Please Refer to:] Center of Learning Resources (refer to the writing center) [Student Behavior]

Output: Trouble completing papers or longer projects

University of New Haven : Faculty-Staff Referral Guide


Input: [#] 8 [May Benefit from:] Success Coaching [Please Refer to:] First Year Success Center [Student Behavior]

Output: Difficulty managing commitments

University of New Haven : Faculty-Staff Referral Guide


Input: [#] 9 [May Benefit from:] Success Coaching [Please Refer to:] First Year Success Center [Student Behavior]

Output: Difficulty managing academic or personal stress

University of New Haven : Faculty-Staff Referral Guide


Input: [#] 10 [May Benefit from:] Learning Assistant [Please Refer to:] Campus Access Services [Student Behavior]

Output: Struggling due to a physical or learning disability

University of New Haven : Faculty-Staff Referral Guide


Input: [#] 11 [May Benefit from:] Counseling [Please Refer to:] Counseling & Psychological Services [Student Behavior]

Output: Seems emotionally or psychologically disturbed

University of New Haven : Faculty-Staff Referral Guide


Input: [#] 12 [May Benefit from:] Financial Aid Counselor [Please Refer to:] Financial Aid [Student Behavior]

Output: Financial tips and/or advises for the school year

University of New Haven : Faculty-Staff Referral Guide


Input: [#] 13 [May Benefit from:] Advising [Please Refer to:] Registrar’s Office [Student Behavior]

Output: Procedures for the add/drop class period

University of New Haven : Faculty-Staff Referral Guide


Input: [#] 14 [May Benefit from:] Advising [Please Refer to:] Faculty Advisor* [Student Behavior]

Output: Change of major and/or minor

University of New Haven : Faculty-Staff Referral Guide


Input: [scgi.server-option] host [description]

Output: is ip of the SCGI process

Docs ConfigurationOptions - Lighttpd - lighty labs


Input: [scgi.server-option] port [description]

Output: is tcp-port on the "host" used by the SCGI process

Docs ConfigurationOptions - Lighttpd - lighty labs