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: [ref] 1 [title] Language Creation/Definition [func spec ref] TRL1 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL1 [description] The system should allow the user to define a new language within the application easily and quickly [estimation] - [dependencies] - [issue] - [priority]

Output: HIGH

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 2 [title] Source existing translations [func spec ref] TRL2 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL1 [description] The system should allow the user to locate an existing translation quickly and easily from within the application itself. This ability will be dependent on the users rights [estimation] - [dependencies] 8 [issue] 3993 [priority]

Output: HIGH

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 3 [title] Create a New Translation [func spec ref] TRL3 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL2 [description] The system should provide the user with a simple and efficient means to create a new language pack [estimation] - [dependencies] 12,13,14 [issue] - [priority]

Output: MEDIUM

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 4 [title] Importing a New System Language [func spec ref] TRL4 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL1 [description] The system should provide the user with a mechanism to import a language pack into the application. This should be achieved without the user needing to go outside the application [estimation] - [dependencies] 2 [issue] 3394, 3993 [priority]

Output: HIGH

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 5 [title] Enable a New System Language [func spec ref] TRL5 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL1 [description] The system should allow a qualified user to enable a new translation for users without having to recompile and deploy the application [estimation] - [dependencies] 1 [issue] - [priority]

Output: HIGH

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 6 [title] Refine an Implemented System Language [func spec ref] TRL6.1 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL3 [description] The system will enable a qualified user to amend translations within the application interface [estimation] - [dependencies] - [issue] - [priority]

Output: MEDIUM

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 7 [title] Retrieve Updates to Language Packs [func spec ref] TRL6.2 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL3 [description] The system should provide a mechanism that allows a qualified user to retrieve updated translations provided by other implementers/translators [estimation] - [dependencies] 8 [issue] - [priority]

Output: LOW

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 8 [title] Translation Repository [func spec ref] OTRL1 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL4 [description] The system will provide a central repository that allows Openbravo ERP implementers access to submit and retrieve translation packs and updates [estimation] - [dependencies] - [issue] - [priority]

Output: HIGH

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 9 [title] Accept Translation Updates [func spec ref] RTRL1 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL3/ BPTRL4 [description] The system will allow implementers of Openbravo ERP to submit updated translations to the central repository from within the application [estimation] - [dependencies] 8 [issue] - [priority]

Output: LOW

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 10 [title] Score/Quality Rate Translations [func spec ref] RTRL2 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL4 [description] The system will provide a mechanism that allows the community and Openbravo ERP to rate a translation (new or update) for quality and suitability for implementation [estimation] - [dependencies] - [issue] - [priority]

Output: LOW

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 11 [title] Publish New/Updated Translations [func spec ref] RTRL3 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL4 [description] The system will provide a mechanism to enable translations (new and updates) to implementers of Openbravo ERP. This mechanism will include the quality/score for the translation to allow the implementer to decide if they wish to implement the translation into a live installation [estimation] - [dependencies] 8 [issue] - [priority]

Output: LOW

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 12 [title] Copy the Base Language [func spec ref] NTRL1 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL2 [description] The system will provide translators with the ability to copy the system base language for translation [estimation] - [dependencies] - [issue] - [priority]

Output: MEDIUM

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 13 [title] Export a Language Pack [func spec ref] NTRL2 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL2/ BPTRL3 [description] The system will allow translators to export all relevant fields and strings to a file type that allows them to parse the values for translation [estimation] - [dependencies] 1 [issue] 3230, 3993 [priority]

Output: MEDIUM

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 14 [title] Translating Files [func spec ref] NTRL3 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL1 [description] The system will provide a default mechanism for translation of application strings and generation in a format that allows the translation to be installed into an Openbravo ERP implementation [estimation] - [dependencies] - [issue] 3394 [priority]

Output: HIGH

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 15 [title] Submit New Translations to Repository [func spec ref] NTRL4 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL2/ BPTRL3/ BPTRL4 [description] The system will provide a convenient method for a new Translation to be submitted to a central repository for distribution to the community and implementers [estimation] - [dependencies] 8 [issue] - [priority]

Output: LOW

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 16 [title] Translator User Role [func spec ref] TRL7 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL1 [description] The system will allow rights to be assigned to a user with specific translation functionality. This role will have rights to update language packs within the application interface [estimation] - [dependencies] - [issue] - [priority]

Output: LOW

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 17 [title] Define elements for Multiple Language Support [func spec ref] MLS1 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL6 [description] The application will provide System Admin users with the ability to define elements of the business data for MLS [estimation] - [dependencies] - [issue] 3262, 3452 [priority]

Output: MEDIUM

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 18 [title] Export MLS Business Data [func spec ref] MLS2 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL6 [description] The system will allow a Translator to export all 'Business Data' elements within the application marked for MLS to external files in a format that allows the translator to create translations for these files [estimation] - [dependencies] 13,17 [issue] 3262, 3452 [priority]

Output: LOW

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 19 [title] External Document Translation [func spec ref] EXTRL1 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL6 [description] The system will allow translation of external documents into languages other than those defined as available in the user interface. A user should be able to create a document in the language of a customer other than those defined as system languages [estimation] - [dependencies] 17 [issue] 3333, 2377, 2202 [priority]

Output: MEDIUM

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 20 [title] Install languages during installation [func spec ref] INSTRL1 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL7 [description] The system will allow the installation of other languages during the installation process [estimation] - [dependencies] 2,4 [issue] 3322 [priority]

Output: LOW

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 21 [title] Install multiple languages during installation process [func spec ref] INSTRL2 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL7 [description] The system will allow the installation of multiple languages during the initial installation process of Openbravo ERP [estimation] - [dependencies] 20 [issue] 3322 [priority]

Output: LOW

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 22 [title] Default user language selection [func spec ref] TRL8 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL1 [description] The system will make it possible to configure a default user language per user. If this default language does not exist, the users operating systems language should be selected. Users may want to have their operating system on a language but access to Openbravo ERP using another language [estimation] - [dependencies] 1 [issue] 3235 [priority]

Output: LOW

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 23 [title] Delete translation texts with their parent original text [func spec ref] TRL9 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL3 [description] The system will allow an authorised user to delete an element from the application and by doing so will also delete the translations for that text also. The translation text should not stop a valid deletion process [estimation] - [dependencies] - [issue] 3331 [priority]

Output: LOW

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [ref] 24 [title] Enable MLS data input in native language [func spec ref] MLS1 [Business Proc ref] BPTRL6 [description] The application will enable a user to enter data into a window in their native language and the application will ensure that the data is persisted in the application in both the default table and the translated language table. [estimation] - [dependencies] - [issue] 2202 [priority]

Output: MEDIUM

Projects:Translation Management/Functional Specifications - OpenbravoWiki


Input: [Percentage efficiency] 70% in simple free-standing stoves 85% + in modern wood fuel systems [Emissions (Kg CO2 per kwh)] 0.025 [Fuel type]

Output: Wood Logs


Input: [Percentage efficiency] 85% + in modern wood fuel systems [Emissions (Kg CO2 per kwh)] 0.025 [Fuel type]

Output: Wood Chips


Input: [Percentage efficiency] 90% + in modern wood fuel systems [Emissions (Kg CO2 per kwh)] 0.025 [Fuel type]

Output: Wood pellets


Input: [Percentage efficiency] 35% in open fire places 60% in central heating systems [Emissions (Kg CO2 per kwh)] 0.291 [Fuel type]

Output: Coal


Input: [Percentage efficiency] 65% in central heating systems 90% in condensing boilers [Emissions (Kg CO2 per kwh)] 0.194 [Fuel type]

Output: Main Gas


Input: [Percentage efficiency] 65% in central heating systems 90%+ in condensing boilers [Emissions (Kg CO2 per kwh)] 0.265 [Fuel type]

Output: Oil


Input: [Header Value] nginx [Header Key]

Output: Server

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

Output: Content-Type

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Input: [Header Value] http://www.juegosxachicas.com/ [Header Key]

Output: Location

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Input: [Header Value] YES [Header Key]

Output: X-Cacheable

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Input: [Header Value] desktop [Header Key]

Output: X-UA-Device

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Input: [Header Value] 178 [Header Key]

Output: Content-Length

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Input: [Header Value] bytes [Header Key]

Output: Accept-Ranges

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Input: [Header Value] Mon, 24 Nov 2014 18:40:10 GMT [Header Key]

Output: Date

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Input: [Header Value] 969093786 969001474 [Header Key]

Output: X-Varnish

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Input: [Header Value] 15764 [Header Key]

Output: Age

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

Output: Via

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

Output: Connection

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Input: [Header Value] HIT [Header Key]

Output: X-Cache

Juegosxachicas.com - Juegosxachicas Analysis Stats


Input: [0] Pratipada [1] : [2]

Output: the first day of a lunar fortnight


Input: [0] Dvitiya [1] : [2]

Output: the second day of a lunar fortnight


Input: [0] Tritiya [1] : [2]

Output: the third day of a lunar fortnight


Input: [0] Chaturthi [1] : [2]

Output: the fourth day of a lunar fortnight


Input: [0] Panchami [1] : [2]

Output: the fifth day of a lunar fortnight


Input: [0] Shashthi [1] : [2]

Output: the sixth day of a lunar fortnight


Input: [0] Saptami [2]

Output: the seventh day of a lunar fortnight


Input: [0] Asthami [1] : [2]

Output: the eighth day of a lunar fortnight


Input: [0] Navami [1] : [2]

Output: the tenth day of a lunar fortnight


Input: [0] Ekadashi [1] : [2]

Output: the eleventh day of a lunar fortnight


Input: [0] Dvadashi [2]

Output: the twelfth day of a lunar fortnight


Input: [0] Triyodashi [2]

Output: the thirteenth day of a lunar fortnight


Input: [0] Chaturdashi [2]

Output: the fourteenth day of a lunar fortnight


Input: [0] Purnima [1] : [2]

Output: the fifteenth day of a lunar fortnight


Input: [0] Amavasya [2]

Output: the sixteenth day of a lunar fortnight


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

Output: Same as water

Thermal Insulation with Bubbles is Better | COMSOL Blog


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

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

Thermal Insulation with Bubbles is Better | COMSOL Blog


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

Output: Same as above

Thermal Insulation with Bubbles is Better | COMSOL Blog


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

Output: Same as above

Thermal Insulation with Bubbles is Better | COMSOL Blog


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

Output: Same as above

Thermal Insulation with Bubbles is Better | COMSOL Blog


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

Output: Same as above

Thermal Insulation with Bubbles is Better | COMSOL Blog


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

Output: Same as above

Thermal Insulation with Bubbles is Better | COMSOL Blog


Input: [Date/Time] 08/05/2015 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm [Event]

Output: Intro to Digital Photography This is a course for non-DSLR cameras. Today’s cameras are feature rich….


Input: [Date/Time] 08/06/2015 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm [Event]

Output: Intro To Digital Editing Taking a good photo is awesome, but doing some simple editing can take that shot from good to AMAZING!


Input: [Date/Time] 08/10/2015 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm [Event]

Output: Better Vacation Photos We all want to take great vacation photos. This class will address some issues and ideas specific to safely traveling with a camera and taking great vacation shots:


Input: [Date/Time] 08/11/2015 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm [Event]

Output: Intro to DSLR This is a great place to begin to understand your camera. Start making photography fun and not frustrating!


Input: [Date/Time] 08/12/2015 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm [Event]

Output: Flash 101 How and when do you, and don’t you, use a flash correctly?


Input: [Date/Time] 08/15/2015 10:00 am [Event]

Output: Basics Workshop - Saturday A six hour course that can get you going down the path of mastering your camera and the great photos you want to take.


Input: [Date/Time] 08/18/2015 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm [Event]

Output: DSLR Lenses What do you need to know to make the right decisions on your next lens?


Input: [Date/Time] 08/20/2015 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm [Event]

Output: Shooting in RAW Format Basics of editing and managing RAW formatted images


Input: [Date/Time] 08/24/2015 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm [Event]

Output: Intro to DSLRs This is a great place to begin to understand your camera. Start making photography fun and not frustrating!


Input: [Date/Time] 08/25/2015 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm [Event]

Output: Editing with Photoshop Elements Introduction to Elements and the simple yet powerful editing tools it offers the hobbyist photographer.


Input: [Date/Time] 09/02/2015 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm [Event]

Output: Intro to Digital Photography This is a course for non-DSLR cameras. Today’s cameras are feature rich….


Input: [Date/Time] 09/03/2015 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm [Event]

Output: Intro To Digital Editing Taking a good photo is awesome, but doing some simple editing can take that shot from good to AMAZING!


Input: [Date/Time] 09/08/2015 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm [Event]

Output: Intro to DSLR This is a great place to begin to understand your camera. Start making photography fun and not frustrating!


Input: [Date/Time] 09/09/2015 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm [Event]

Output: Flash 101 How and when do you, and don’t you, use a flash correctly?


Input: [Date/Time] 09/14/2015 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm [Event]

Output: Better Vacation Photos We all want to take great vacation photos. This class will address some issues and ideas specific to safely traveling with a camera and taking great vacation shots:


Input: [Unacceptable types of photos] Logos, mini-images, images that are not real photos, scanned documents, text documents, screen captures, collages and copyrighted images that are not yours [Comment]

Output: These cannot be accepted in Panoramio for legal reasons

Panoramio - Help - Panoramio photo policy


Input: [Unacceptable types of photos] Photos that someone else took, even if you credit the original photographer [Comment]

Output: Unless you have explicit permission from the photographer, you cannot upload the photo to Panoramio

Panoramio - Help - Panoramio photo policy


Input: [Unacceptable types of photos] Photos with advertising superimposed on the image or in the title [Comment]

Output: Businesses such as hotels, bars, shops etc. are visible and even interesting in many locations and therefore it is fine to take photos of them to illustrate the world. This said, Panoramio is not a place for advertisement and it is for this reason that advertising text over the photo or in the title are not accepted. As an example, "Pepito's Bar" is okay. However, "Pepito's bar; snacks and beer" or "To order prints and t-shirts, call 394845" is not okay

Panoramio - Help - Panoramio photo policy


Input: [Unacceptable types of photos] Sexually explicit photos [Comment]

Output: Panoramio is not a place for sexually explicit photos. Photos of children are especially sensitive. If we have any questions about the intention of a photo, it will be immediately deleted. Adult nudity can be more complicated to judge. In general, if the nude would be suitable for a museum, or if the nude appears in a naturist location, it may be suitable for Panoramio

Panoramio - Help - Panoramio photo policy


Input: [Unacceptable types of photos] Discriminative, xenophobic or racist photos [Comment]

Output: These will be deleted

Panoramio - Help - Panoramio photo policy


Input: [Unacceptable types of photos] Images that violate the legal rights of others [Comment]

Output: These will be deleted

Panoramio - Help - Panoramio photo policy


Input: [Unacceptable types of photos] Photos intentionally geopositioned to the wrong place [Comment]

Output: e.g., Photos wrongly positioned in low populated areas to increase their visits and popularity

Panoramio - Help - Panoramio photo policy


Input: [1] Values [2] Set [3] Description [0]

Output: Name

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] String [2] N [3] The configured name of the thermostat. [0]

Output: name

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] String [2] Y [3] The configured group name of the thermostat. [0]

Output: groupName

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] String [2] N [3] The thermostat serial number. [0]

Output: serialNo

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Off, Auto, Heat, Cool [2] Y [3] The active system mode. [0]

Output: system

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Integer [2] Y [3] The active Heat Setting. [0]

Output: heatSetting

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Integer [2] Y [3] The active Cool Setting. [0]

Output: coolSetting

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Auto, On [2] Y [3] The active Fan Mode. [0]

Output: fan

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Occupied, Vacant [2] Y [3] Normally Occupied. Vacant when vacation schedule is active. [0]

Output: status

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Decimal [2] N [3] The current measured temperature. [0]

Output: temperature

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Station, Remote, Schedule [2] N [3] Indicates how the active thermostat settings were set. [0]

Output: setBy

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] On, Off [2] Y [3] Thermostat keypad status. [0]

Output: frontKeypad

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Off, Cool-Stage1, Cool-Stage2, Heat-Stage1, Heat-Stage2, Fan, Fan2 [2] N [3] The currently active Heating or Cooling status. [0]

Output: runStatus

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] On, Off [2] N [3] The active Auxiliary Heat status. [0]

Output: auxStatus

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Integer [2] Y [3] Configured target cycle rate. [0]

Output: cycleRate

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Decimal [2] Y [3] Configured anticipation degrees. [0]

Output: anticipationDegrees

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Decimal [2] Y [3] Configured calibration degrees. [0]

Output: calibrationOffet

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Integer [2] Y [3] Number of heat stages. [0]

Output: heatStages

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Integer [2] Y [3] Number of cool stages. [0]

Output: coolStages

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Integer [2] Y [3] Number of fan stages. [0]

Output: fanStages

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Fahrenheit, Celsius [2] Y [3] Active temperature format. [0]

Output: temperatureFormat

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Conventional, Heat Pump [2] Y [3] Active system type. [0]

Output: systemType

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Integer [2] Y [3] Lowest user settable heat setting. [0]

Output: minHeatSetting

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Integer [2] Y [3] Highest user settable heat setting. [0]

Output: maxHeatSetting

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [1] Integer [2] Y [3] Lowest user settable cool setting. [0]

Output: minCoolSetting

Climate Control API Interface Specification


Input: [PIN] 1 [FUNCTION] This pin is connected to ground on the stepper driver. [NAME]

Output: GND

Stepper Driver v3.3 - MakerBot Industries


Input: [PIN] 2 [FUNCTION] This pin is connected to ground on the stepper driver. [NAME]

Output: GND

Stepper Driver v3.3 - MakerBot Industries


Input: [PIN] 3 [FUNCTION] This is the input pin for the stepping signal. A high pulse on this pin will trigger the driver to take 1 step in the direction determined by the DIR pin. [NAME]

Output: STEP

Stepper Driver v3.3 - MakerBot Industries


Input: [PIN] 4 [FUNCTION] This pin is the input pin for the direction signal. A high value on this pin will set the motor direction to be forward, and a low value will set this to be reverse. [NAME]

Output: DIR

Stepper Driver v3.3 - MakerBot Industries


Input: [PIN] 5 [FUNCTION] This pin is the input pin for the enable signal. This pin is active low, which means a LOW value will enable it. This pin is pulled high with a 1K resistor. [NAME]

Output: ENABLE

Stepper Driver v3.3 - MakerBot Industries


Input: [PIN] 6 [FUNCTION] This pin is the input pin for the reset signal. This pin is active low, which means that a LOW value will reset the stepper driver. The full details on what a reset means are located in the A3977 datasheet, but essentially it resets the phase table to zero. This pin is pulled high with a 1K ohm resistor. [NAME]

Output: RESET

Stepper Driver v3.3 - MakerBot Industries


Input: About 3 Years [Wash Profile]

Output: Length of Time Offering Unlimited Passes

The Numbers Guy Looks at ARM® | The Numbers Guy | Resources | DRB Systems


Input: 3,279 [Wash Profile]

Output: Number of Active Pass Holders as of 4/1/08

The Numbers Guy Looks at ARM® | The Numbers Guy | Resources | DRB Systems


Input: Passes Recharged First Day of Month [Wash Profile]

Output: Recharge Method

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Input: 10,601 [Wash Profile]

Output: Total Cars Washed in March

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Input: 6,066 [Wash Profile]

Output: Total Unlimited Pass Redemptions in March

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Input: $143,805.35 [Wash Profile]

Output: March Pass Plan Sales (new and recharges)

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Input: 1.85 [Wash Profile]

Output: Average Visits Per Pass Holder in March

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Input: $23.70 [Wash Profile]

Output: Average Per Car For Pass Holder Visits

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Input: 335 [Wash Profile]

Output: New Pass Plan Enrollments in March

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Input: 202 [Wash Profile]

Output: Pass Holder Terminations in March

The Numbers Guy Looks at ARM® | The Numbers Guy | Resources | DRB Systems


Input: +133 [Wash Profile]

Output: Net Gain of Pass Holders

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Input: [Transliteration] aaj [Urdu] آج [English]

Output: Today

Yesterday/Tomorrow (depends on context/tense)

Day after day after tomorrow, the third day past today

Days & Months in Urdu - The Urdu Dictionary


Input: [Transliteration] kal [Urdu] کل [English]

Output: Yesterday/Tomorrow (depends on context/tense)

Yesterday/Tomorrow (depends on context/tense)

Day after day after tomorrow, the third day past today

Days & Months in Urdu - The Urdu Dictionary


Input: [Transliteration] perso [Urdu] پرسوں [English]

Output: Day after tomorrow

Yesterday/Tomorrow (depends on context/tense)

Day after day after tomorrow, the third day past today

Days & Months in Urdu - The Urdu Dictionary


Input: [Transliteration] tarso [Urdu] ترسون [English]

Output: Day after day after tomorrow, the third day past today

Yesterday/Tomorrow (depends on context/tense)

Day after day after tomorrow, the third day past today

Days & Months in Urdu - The Urdu Dictionary


Input: [Transliteration] hafta [Urdu] ہفتہ [English]

Output: Week

Yesterday/Tomorrow (depends on context/tense)

Day after day after tomorrow, the third day past today

Days & Months in Urdu - The Urdu Dictionary


Input: [Transliteration] is hafteh [Urdu] اس ہفتے [English]

Output: This week

Yesterday/Tomorrow (depends on context/tense)

Day after day after tomorrow, the third day past today

Days & Months in Urdu - The Urdu Dictionary


Input: [Transliteration] mahina [Urdu] مہینہ [English]

Output: Month

Yesterday/Tomorrow (depends on context/tense)

Day after day after tomorrow, the third day past today

Days & Months in Urdu - The Urdu Dictionary


Input: [SMS Format] pin [Example] 1234 [Feature]

Output: Check your details such as: Wallet balance, Date joined, Last login, Total logins


Input: [SMS Format] pin#last#quantity [Example] 1234#last#1 or 1234#last#3 or 1234#last#10 [Feature]

Output: Check the last few transaction details on your account


Input: [SMS Format] pin#pass#quantity [Example] 1234#pass#1 or 1234#pass#5 or 1234#pass#12 [Feature]

Output: Check the last few successful transaction details on your account


Input: [SMS Format] pin#fail#quantity [Example] 1234#fail#1 or 1234#fail#6 or 1234#fail#9 [Feature]

Output: Check the last few failed transaction details on your account


Input: [SMS Format] pin#invoice [Example] 1234#invoice [Feature]

Output: Check the last invoice payment on your account


Input: [SMS Format] pin#interswitch [Example] 1234#interswitch [Feature]

Output: Check the last payment via interswitch on your account


Input: [SMS Format] pin#etranzact [Example] 1234#etranzact [Feature]

Output: Check the last payment via etranzact on your account


Input: [SMS Format] pin#VoguePay [Example] 1234#VoguePay [Feature]

Output: Check the last payment via VoguePay transfer to your account


Input: [SMS Format] pin#buyer email [Example] 1234#client@clientdomain.com [Feature]

Output: Check the last payment by a particular buyer


Input: [SMS Format] pin#amount#seller email [Example] 1234#1500#seller@sellerdomain.com [Feature]

Output: Transfer money to another member


Input: [SMS Format] pin#withdraw#amount#account short name [Example] 1234#withdraw#251000#My GTB account [Feature]

Output: Withdraw money from your wallet into one of your pre-configured bank accounts


Input: [SMS Format] pin#send#Recipient email#Recipient name#Message#amount#Payment description [Example] 1234#send#client@clientdomain.com#Mr Ife#Please pay for the microwave oven as agreed#9600#For the Microwave oven. [Feature]

Output: Send invoice to your clients email. He can pay to your wallet by clicking the link in the invoice.


Input: [S&P] AAA [Moody's] Aaa [Rating]

Output: Highest quality


Input: [S&P] AA [Moody's] Aa [Rating]

Output: High quality


Input: [S&P] A [Moody's] A [Rating]

Output: Upper medium quality


Input: [S&P] BBB [Moody's] Baa [Rating]

Output: Medium grade


Input: [S&P] BB [Moody's] Ba [Rating]

Output: Somewhat speculative


Input: [S&P] B [Moody's] B [Rating]

Output: Low grade, speculative


Input: [S&P] CCC [Moody's] Caa [Rating]

Output: Low grade, default possible


Input: [S&P] CC [Moody's] Ca [Rating]

Output: Low grade, partial recovery possible


Input: [S&P] C [Moody's] C [Rating]

Output: Default, recovery unlikely


Input: [1] 昇格条件 [2] 降格条件 [0]

Output: 階級

戦場の絆ポータブル@wiki - 階級


Input: [1] 初期状態 [0]

Output: 民間人

戦場の絆ポータブル@wiki - 階級


Input: [1] パイロットポイント1以上で支給画面に行く [0]

Output: 二等兵

戦場の絆ポータブル@wiki - 階級


Input: [1] 累計8,000P以上 [0]

Output: 一等兵

戦場の絆ポータブル@wiki - 階級


Input: [1] 累計12,000P以上 [0]

Output: 上等兵

戦場の絆ポータブル@wiki - 階級


Input: [1] 累計20,000P以上 オリジナルで敵を弱く設定してもここまでは上がる [2] ここまで降格無し [0]

Output: 伍長

戦場の絆ポータブル@wiki - 階級


Input: [1] 累計30,000P以上 最新10戦での戦果ランクが全てC以上 アーケードモード設定easy可 [0]

Output: 軍曹

戦場の絆ポータブル@wiki - 階級


Input: [1] 累計40,000P以上 軍曹昇降格後の最新10戦での戦果ランクがCを8回以下・B以上を2回以上 アーケードモード設定easy可 [0]

Output: 曹長

戦場の絆ポータブル@wiki - 階級


Input: [1] 累計50,000P以上 曹長昇降格後の最新10戦での取得ランクがCを7回以下・B以上を3回以上 アーケードモード設定easy可 [0]

Output: 少尉

戦場の絆ポータブル@wiki - 階級


Input: [1] 累計60,000P以上 少尉昇降格後の最新10戦での取得ランクがCを6回以下・B以上を4回以上 アーケードモード設定easy可 [0]

Output: 中尉

戦場の絆ポータブル@wiki - 階級


Input: [1] 累計70,000P以上 中尉昇降格後の最新10戦での取得ランクがCを5回以下・B以上を5回以上 アーケードモード設定easy可 [0]

Output: 大尉

戦場の絆ポータブル@wiki - 階級


Input: [1] 累計80,000P以上 大尉昇降格後の最新10戦での取得ランクがCを2回以下・B以上を8回以上 アーケードモード設定easy可 [0]

Output: 少佐

戦場の絆ポータブル@wiki - 階級


Input: [1] 累計90,000P以上 少佐昇降格後の最新10戦での取得ランクがCを1回以下・B以上を9回以上 アーケードモード設定easy可 [0]

Output: 中佐

戦場の絆ポータブル@wiki - 階級


Input: [1] 累計100,000P以上 中佐昇降格後の最新10戦での取得ランクが全てB以上 アーケードモード設定easy可 [0]

Output: 大佐

戦場の絆ポータブル@wiki - 階級


Input: [1] 累計150,000P以上 大佐昇降格後の最新10戦での取得ランクが全てB以上かつSまたはA2～3回程度必要 アーケードモード設定easy可 [2] E取得／Dを4回連続取得／Cを10回連続取得で降格。 [0]

Output: 少将

戦場の絆ポータブル@wiki - 階級


Input: [1] 累積200,000P以上 少将昇降格後の最新10戦での取得ランクが全てB以上かつSまたはA2～3回程度必要 アーケードモード設定easy可 [2] E取得／Dを4回連続取得／Cを9回連続取得で降格。 [0]

Output: 中将

戦場の絆ポータブル@wiki - 階級


Input: [1] 累積250,000P以上 中将昇降格後の最新10戦での取得ランクが全てB以上かつSまたはA2～3回程度必要 アーケードモード設定easy可 [2] E取得／Dを4回連続取得／Cを8回連続取得で降格。 [0]

Output: 大将

戦場の絆ポータブル@wiki - 階級


Input: [Title] Board Advisor [Company] Wonder Animation Inc [Date Start] 05/01/2012 [Date Depart] current [Responsibilities]

Output: Formerly Midland Production Corp., Wonder Animation produces stereoscopic 3D animated Family films.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Board Advisor [Company] TripBNB [Date Start] 04/01/2012 [Date Depart] current [Responsibilities]

Output: TripBnB is an exciting alternative to current travel websites. It offers travelers a greater opportunity to find travel accommodations compatible with their personal specifications and budget. TripBnB’s infrastructure has been designed by a team of savvy travel and business experts who understand that successful travel plans somewhat depend upon the place you stay, location and the people you meet. TripBnB will fast become the “World's Most Social Way to Travel”. Trips will not be left to chance but to the people who can make better decisions about their accommodation choices.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Board Advisor [Company] Sky Rank [Date Start] 04/01/2012 [Date Depart] current [Responsibilities]

Output: Access up to 50 data fields and 12 SkyRank Ratings on over 7,000 funds using Morningstar data. SkyRank, Patent #7,536,333, is a simple, transparent hedge fund rating methodology rewarding established funds that deliver high risk-adjusted returns. Our deeper level rating, SkyRank Certification, allows funds, commodity platforms and fund of funds to display their level of transparency and liquidity to the market. Utilizing our proprietary database and external databases, such as Morningstar, we currently rate over 10,000 hedge funds, funds of funds and commodity trading advisors.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Co-Founder and Executive Committee Board Member [Company] Crowdfunding Professional Association [Date Start] 04/01/2012 [Date Depart] current [Responsibilities]

Output: The Crowdfunding Professional Association (CfPA) is dedicated to facilitating a vibrant, credible and growing crowdfunding community. CfPA brings together the many voices behind this historic breakthrough in capital creation. The CfPA is committed to defending your right to crowd fund. Let your voice be heard. Join the CfPA today. CfPA serves students, entrepreneurs, business owners, investors and crowdfunding platforms seeking professionalism in this industry and to help ensure the crowdfunding industry continues to develop in a responsible, transparent and credible manner. CfPA represents a highly organized team of professionals nationally and globally who not only comprehend the issues and opportunities related to securing funding, but also understand how to best protect entrepreneurs and investors. A commitment to the highest ethical standards will enable crowdfunding to expand and continue to thrive into a robust industry.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Investor [Company] Broad Spectrum Technologies [Date Start] 04/01/2012 [Date Depart] current [Responsibilities]

Output: A global online marketing and distribution channel company.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Board Advisor [Company] PRIMARQ [Date Start] 03/01/2012 [Date Depart] current [Responsibilities]

Output: PRIMARQ is the next generation of residential real estate finance. For decades, the pursuit of the American Dream of home ownership has largely been facilitated by borrowing significant funds from banks and other lending institutions. Over the last five years, we have all seen the challenges and the damage done from excessive leverage to home buyers and owners, financial institutions and even the federal government. We, at PRIMARQ, believe that the method of financing a home purchase or accessing the equity in the home is in need of change. In response, we have developed a new capital exchange, where global accredited investors invest equity capital alongside home buyers in their purchase of homes as well as provide existing home owners a new avenue to monetize their equity by selling a portion of their residence. With transactions known as “equity sharing,” our market is a comprehensive system that enables private investors to provide funding to buyers and owners in exchange for an ownership interest in the home, rather than lending money against the current value and requiring monthly payments. The investor is motivated by the potential appreciation in value.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Board Advisor [Company] GLX - The Global Listing Exchange [Date Start] 03/01/2012 [Date Depart] current [Responsibilities]

Output: GLX is a global financial-media network that owns and operates its branded specialty divisions and manages its strategic network partnerships. GLX is expanding its interlinking portfolio of Web properties to create a social network that bridges the world’s financial markets and investment communities. Collectively, its sites provide a unique array of news and data on the world’s capital markets and economies. The GLX team provides interactive advertising, conference and event coordination, digital IR/PR, journalism, market intelligence, media/marketing, news dissemination, research, video production and ancillary specialty communications services to publicly traded companies worldwide.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Founding Board Member [Company] Crowd Funding Intermediate Regulatory Advocates [Date Start] 03/01/2012 [Date Depart] current [Responsibilities]

Output: Crowdfund Intermediary Regulatory Advocates, or CFIRA, was established following the signing of the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act. CFIRA is an organization formed by the crowdfunding industry’s leading platforms and experts. The group will work with the Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC), the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), and other affected governmental and quasi-governmental entities to help establish industry standards and best practices. For more information, visit www.CFIRA.org.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Board Advisor [Company] Fund All Be All [Date Start] 01/01/2012 [Date Depart] current [Responsibilities]

Output: Fund All, Be All is a management consultancy and marketing strategy for communities of start-ups and small businesses that wish to raise capital and awareness via crowdfunding.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Board Advisor [Company] MediaShares [Date Start] 12/01/2011 [Date Depart] current [Responsibilities]

Output: MediaShares holds an Issued U.S. Patent for the new Social Media IPO and licenses its methodology, system and software to companies that raise capital on their own Websites or Facebook page, through SEC-compliant online securities offerings.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Board Advisor [Company] BMP [Date Start] 10/01/2011 [Date Depart] current [Responsibilities]

Output: South American focused factoring fund with $90 Million assets under management and 16,000 customers.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Managing Partner [Company] New Atlantic Fund of Fund [Date Start] 06/01/2010 [Date Depart] current [Responsibilities]

Output: World's first global green realty fund-of-fund starting at $500 million. An open-ended evergreen fund with fund-of-fund partners with twenty years history outperforming current and past markets. We will cross pollinate best-in-class practices and our 'green' practices to offer institutions such as insurance and banking clients, sovereign wealth funds as well as endowment and pension funds a structured, underwritten sustainable realty fund investment strategy. It starts with our sustainable underwriting capacity.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Investor [Company] Quad Strategies Energy [Date Start] 12/01/2007 [Date Depart] current [Responsibilities]

Output: Oil and gas exploration and energy project financing in the US from Texas to West Virginia. Current project is focused on bridge financing crude oil re-work wells with production and to finance new in-field drilling. We also look at alternative energy projects in the US and commodity grain procurement from South America.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Chairman [Company] LDJ Capital [Date Start] 01/01/2005 [Date Depart] current [Responsibilities]

Output: A private investment and equity firm with worldwide capital access. Our investments include energy, consumer products, hospitality, media and green technology from wind and solar energy to project financing of retrofit buildings and renewable energy. We are in 2011 expanding the TMT division and our division of Middle East infrastructure and mining advisory work in Oman, UAE, Bahrain, Saudi, Jordan and Qatar. In addition, we also have a VC division focused on content, rich media content, advertising platforms and ecommerce channel and sales distribution. We hold several board positions advising high growth late and early stage firms. We also have a division focused on PIPEs.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Managing Partner [Company] The Soho Loft [Date Start] 09/01/2000 [Date Depart] current [Responsibilities]

Output: The SoHo Loft Capital Creation ("TSL CC") Event Series is a global event platform aimed at enhancing capital formation and fostering the growth of private company marketplace, also known the secondary markets. Our events provide an unparalleled opportunity for the global investing community to learn more about the rapidly expanding marketplace for private company stock and the crucial role this marketplace is playing in enhancing capital formation as well as meet senior executives of this market’s potential bellwether companies. TSL is the leading adviser globally for private companies, their liquidity strategies and the platforms evolving. We are advocates and strategists for the new 'Nasdaq' we see developing. We work closely with our sponsors and their work with congress and sub-committees reviewing the "500" rule for privat ecompanies.We are working for a fall 2011 congressional vote to amend the 1934 SEC 500 rule. Schedules of monthly events with Dubai/Abu Dhabi in November coinciding with Formula One and Ft Lauderdale Thursday Dec. 1st coincides with the opening weekend of Art Basel in Miami can be found at The Soho Loft website. We have a very stringent attendance list of 50 guests and only invite high net worth investors, CIOs of investors, merchant banks, hedge fund managers, VCs, private equity firms, family offices, sovereign wealth funds and secondary stock buyers/specialists. The original Soho Loft, a 4,000 square foot multi-million dollar luxury loft was situated in the heart of Soho and was the home to David Drake, a venture capitalist and seasoned networker, during the first part of the 21st Century. The Soho Loft hosted over a thousand cocktails, dinners and networking events for businesses, charities and individuals. More than 15,000 people, including socialites, celebrities, royalties and aristocrats, came from all corners of the globe to mingle at David's intimate home.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Managing Partner [Company] NCC [Date Start] 04/01/2010 [Date Depart] 06/01/2011 [Responsibilities]

Output: NCC is a merchant bank raising capital for funds with the mandate to pursue energy efficiency investments. We are principals in these funds, including, but not limited to: Infrastructure funds having alternative energy focused sub-stations with adjacent data centers and a US and European $200M project financing fund for ESCOs targeting existing real estate. Alternative energy micro-utilities are integral to our strategies. We have heavy industrial energy efficiency firms focused on steel mills and cement manufacturing we advise. We look at green field, brown field and retrofitting opportunities and advise European, Asian and Middle Eastern investor groups. A global realty fund-of-fund manager is our European partner. Our Greening Edge 'best-in-class' engineering, MEP and retrofit ESCOs and sustainable energy efficiency expertise reach as far as the attention of the White House. We work with 10 of the larger family offices and sovereign wealth funds in the Middle East.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Board Director [Company] Opin Partners CMBS Vulture Fund [Date Start] 06/01/2008 [Date Depart] 12/01/2010 [Responsibilities]

Output: Vulture Fund of distressed CMBS fixed income securities. We hold distressed securitized collaterized mortgage backed securities to maturity. We deliver execution due to a 5 star team with 60 years of fixed income underwriting, origination an execution experience. Our team has and is doing work at and with firms at GE and Deutsche Bank. We acquire CMBS at 80% discount and we can!

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Investor [Company] Prestige Luxury Events [Date Start] 03/01/2008 [Date Depart] 06/01/2010 [Responsibilities]

Output: Media venture investments for Prestige Magazine worldwide. Our focus are luxury travel, once in a life time travels, sponsorships for the Prestige brand, Oscar and Cannes events promotion, online strategy and corporate profiling and event planning. April 2011 Prestige will host the Gala Dinner for the Indonesian Infrastructure conference in Jakarta. 1500 guests will dine with 20 Ministers of Economy throughout South East Asia. It is the largest Infrastructure conference in South East Asia for the last 3 years and Prestige will be the Media Sponsor along side CNBC and the Herald Tribune. We welcome opportunities in luxury travel, media and all other opportunities. High net worth focused unique event planning for Prestige Magazine and focused travel planning for the hyper wealthy and their families. Events are collaborated with the luxury products of the world and experiences that are unique and intimate. Individual attendance starts at $30,000 and up for a handful exclusive events offered to a handful guests from current Prestige markets. Events range from, but are not limited to, Cannes and the Oscars with intimate celebrity dinners, private concerts for 20 with top performers in the world as well as travel getaways with personal weekend interaction of 10 guests with a famous finance mogul

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Board Director [Company] LDJ Film Finance Group [Date Start] 12/01/2007 [Date Depart] 07/01/2009 [Responsibilities]

Output: Our focus is on film financing, international distribution and work with 7 film funds. The partners have 50 years experience in international distribution and we focus on theatrical releases. Each project must have at least one A-class celebrity attached. Main fund of $225 million will look at slates of movies - preferrably backed by one producer - as well as individual projects with international attractiveness between $5 million to $25 million per project.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Title] Board Director [Company] CR Media USA [Date Start] 04/01/2007 [Date Depart] 05/01/2010 [Responsibilities]

Output: Luxury magazine publishing entity with Prestige Magazine, August Men, Luxx Jewelry and Tic Talk Watches titles. Closed circulation with 300,000 readers in 6 countries. 100% revenue generated from advertising of top 1000 luxury brands worldwide. Number one leading luxury magazine in every country. Magazine issues and subscription cannot be bought. Comp subscription to hand selected entrepreneurs, hyper wealthy individuals and families of $20 million to $1 billion net worth.

David Drake | Entrepreneur & Business Networking | EFactor


Input: [Third Party] Quantcast [Purpose]

Output: An independent measurement and research company which gathers data regarding the visitors to The Oxford Times on Newsquest’s behalf using cookies and code which is embedded on our website. Newsquest uses this type of information to help improve the services it provides to its users. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.quantcast.com/docs/display/legal/Opt-out+of+Quantcast+Delivery


Input: [Third Party] Omniture [Purpose]

Output: Omniture provides anonymised statistical information to Newsquest. They process IP addresses and information from other cookies so Newsquest knows, for example, how many page views it has, the number of users, what browsers users are using and in which country, city or region users are located. How to reject or delete this cookie: http://www.adobe.com/privacy/policy.html


Input: [Third Party] Ad Serving (targeted) Criteo [Purpose]

Output: Tags potential customers with an anonymous cookie and tracks the product they have shown interest in. Users are identified and retargeted via an anonymous cookie. No personally identifiable information (PII) is stored. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.criteo.com/us/privacy-policy


Input: [Third Party] Ad serving (targeted) Quantcast. [Purpose]

Output: We allow third parties to collect anonymous, non-personally identifiable information about your visits in order to show relevant behaviourally targeted advertising. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.quantcast.com/docs/display/legal/Opt-out+of+Quantcast+Delivery


Input: [Third Party] Ad Serving (non-targeted) [Purpose]

Output: The advertisements seen on The Oxford Times are served by a number of third party ad serving providers, including DoubleClick, 247realmedia.com, Atlas (atdmt), Mediaplex (ValueClick) and MediaMind (Eyeblaster), amongst others. The cookies accompanying the ads allow them and their advertisers to monitor the effectiveness and delivery of the ads. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.doubleclick.com/privacy/index.aspx http://info.yahoo.com/privacy/us/yahoo/adserving/ http://www.247realmedia.com/EN-US/privacy-policy.html http://www.mediamind.com/Content.aspx?page=privacy_policy http://www.atlassolutions.com/privacy-policy http://www.mediaplex.com/mojo-privacy-statement http://www.admeld.com/privacy/ http://adsafemedia.com/privacy-policy http://www.adtechus.com/privacy/ http://www.appnexus.com/platform-policy http://www.mediamath.com/privacy/ http://privacy.microsoft.com/en-us/AdDisplay.mspx http://www.openx.com/about/openx-market-privacy-principles http://info.yahoo.com/privacy/us/biz/rightmedia/details.html http://www.evidon.com/consumers/privacy_center


Input: [Third Party] Career Builder [Purpose]

Output: Used to retarget users across the World Wide Web for a specific job looked at previously. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.careerbuilder.co.uk/UK/JobSeeker/Info/privacy.aspx


Input: [Third Party] Rubicon [Purpose]

Output: Rubicon Project is the leading technology company automating the buying and selling of advertising globally. REVV™, the industry’s largest independent technology platform is used by more than 500 of the world’s premium publishers to transact with more than 140,000 advertisers across a massive marketplace that powers more than 180 billion ad trades per month. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.rubiconproject.com/privacy/consumer-online-profile-and-opt-out/


Input: [Third Party] VisualDNA [Purpose]

Output: VisualDNA anonymously collects information about users' browsing activity on our website (this does not include names, addresses or any other personal information). This information is linked to a cookie that VisualDNA sets in your browser. This information allows us and VisualDNA to build a profile so that your online experience can be made more relevant to your specific interests. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://my.visualdna.com/users/914bce0f-f6d1-412e-b341-c2d42f2a8574


Input: [Third Party] PubMatic [Purpose]

Output: PubMatic is a global technology platform that powers the programmatic advertising strategy of leading publishers and premium brands. The innovative solutions help content providers drive the highest value for their digital media assets and provide consumers with a more personalized advertising experience across display, mobile and video. How to reject or delete these cookies: http://www.pubmatic.com/opt-out.php


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: [Analytics] A/B Testing [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Reports [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Create [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Monthly & Pay As You Go [Forever Free]

Output: Forever Free


Input: [Analytics] Email Beamer [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Email Designer [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Email Templates [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Integrations [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Merge Tags [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Multi-User Accounts [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Deliver [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Monthly & Pay As You Go [Forever Free]

Output: Forever Free


Input: [Analytics] Automation [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: No


Input: [Analytics] Spam Filter Diagnostics [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: No


Input: [Analytics] Email Delivery [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Geolocation [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Email Client Testing* [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: No


Input: [Analytics] RSS-to-Email [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Delivery by Time Zone [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: No


Input: [Analytics] Manage [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Monthly & Pay As You Go [Forever Free]

Output: Forever Free


Input: [Analytics] Custom Forms [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Segmentation and Groups** [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Subscriber Profiles [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Mobile [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Monthly & Pay As You Go [Forever Free]

Output: Forever Free


Input: [Analytics] MailChimp Coupon Scanner [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] MailChimp Editor [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] MailChimp Mobile [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] MailChimp Snap [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] MailChimp VIPs [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Mobile Signup Forms [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] SMS for Events [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Share [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Monthly & Pay As You Go [Forever Free]

Output: Forever Free


Input: [Analytics] Campaign Archives [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Social Profiles*** [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: No


Input: [Analytics] Social Sharing [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Support [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Monthly & Pay As You Go [Forever Free]

Output: Forever Free


Input: [Analytics] Knowledge Base [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: Yes


Input: [Analytics] Chat and Email Support [Monthly & Pay As You Go] Yes [Forever Free]

Output: No


Input: [Permitted use] Advertisements in newspapers, magazine, or other printed material [Standard License] Yes, up to 499,999 impressions [Extended License]

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

Stock Photography, Images, Videos, and Audio Licenses - iStock


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

Output: Not required

Stock Photography, Images, Videos, and Audio Licenses - iStock


Input: [Permitted use] Printed promotional projects including product packaging, catalogues, brochures, promotional greeting cards, promotional postcards and promotional posters (but not for resale or license) [Standard License] Yes, up to 499,999 impressions [Extended License]

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

Stock Photography, Images, Videos, and Audio Licenses - iStock


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

Output: Not required

Stock Photography, Images, Videos, and Audio Licenses - iStock


Input: [Permitted use] Commercial film, motion pictures, movies or theatrical presentations [Standard License] Yes, up to 499,999 DVDs [Extended License]

Output: Unlimited reproduction/print run license required for 500,000 or more DVDs

Stock Photography, Images, Videos, and Audio Licenses - iStock


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

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

Stock Photography, Images, Videos, and Audio Licenses - iStock


Input: [Permitted use] Editorial purposes: printed magazines, newspapers, editorials, newsletters [Standard License] Yes, up to 499,999 impressions. You must give credit as follows:"©iStock.com/membername" [Extended License]

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

Stock Photography, Images, Videos, and Audio Licenses - iStock


Input: [Permitted use] Online or electronic publications or uses, including web pages. [Standard License] Yes [Extended License]

Output: Not required

Stock Photography, Images, Videos, and Audio Licenses - iStock


Input: [Permitted use] Prints, posters, stationery items and other reproductions for personal or business use (but NOT for resale or license) [Standard License] Yes, up to 499,999 impressions [Extended License]

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

Stock Photography, Images, Videos, and Audio Licenses - iStock


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

Output: Items for resale — limited run license required. Note: there are quantity restrictions dependent on the type of item

Stock Photography, Images, Videos, and Audio Licenses - iStock


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

Output: Electronic items for resale license required. If your electronic template will result in printed products such as business cards, you must also purchase the Unlimited reproduction/print run license

Stock Photography, Images, Videos, and Audio Licenses - iStock


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

Output: Multi-seat license required

Stock Photography, Images, Videos, and Audio Licenses - iStock


Input: [Year] 2014 [Impact factor (IF)] 6.032 [Downloads (where available)]

Output: IF fact sheet|

Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews | Cochrane Library


Input: [Year] 2013 [Impact factor (IF)] 5.939 [Downloads (where available)]

Output: IF fact sheet | IF and usage report

Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews | Cochrane Library


Input: [Year] 2012 [Impact factor (IF)] 5.785 [Downloads (where available)]

Output: IF fact sheet | IF and usage report

Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews | Cochrane Library


Input: [Year] 2011 [Impact factor (IF)] 5.912 [Downloads (where available)]

Output: IF fact sheet | IF and usage report

Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews | Cochrane Library


Input: [Year] 2010 [Impact factor (IF)] 6.186 [Downloads (where available)]

Output: IF fact sheet | IF and usage report

Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews | Cochrane Library


Input: [Year] 2009 [Impact factor (IF)] 5.653 [Downloads (where available)]

Output: IF fact sheet | -

Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews | Cochrane Library


Input: [Year] 2008 [Impact factor (IF)] 5.182 [Downloads (where available)]

Output: IF fact sheet| -

Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews | Cochrane Library


Input: [Year] 2007 [Impact factor (IF)] 4.654 [Downloads (where available)]

Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews | Cochrane Library


Input: [1] TELUGU [2] HINDI [0]

Output: ENGLISH

Trendy Relish - Easy and Healthy Indian Vegetarian Recipes, Andhra Recipes


Input: [1] Sompu [2] Saunf [0]

Output: Aniseed

Trendy Relish - Easy and Healthy Indian Vegetarian Recipes, Andhra Recipes


Input: [1] Nallagilakara [2] Shajeera [0]

Output: Caraway Seeds

Trendy Relish - Easy and Healthy Indian Vegetarian Recipes, Andhra Recipes


Input: [1] Vaamu [2] Ajwain [0]

Output: Carom Seeds

Trendy Relish - Easy and Healthy Indian Vegetarian Recipes, Andhra Recipes


Input: [1] Dhaniyaalu [2] Dhaniya [0]

Output: Coriander Seeds

Trendy Relish - Easy and Healthy Indian Vegetarian Recipes, Andhra Recipes


Input: [1] Jeela Karra [2] Jeera [0]

Output: Cumin Seeds

Trendy Relish - Easy and Healthy Indian Vegetarian Recipes, Andhra Recipes


Input: [1] Menthulu [2] Methi [0]

Output: Fenugreek Seeds

Trendy Relish - Easy and Healthy Indian Vegetarian Recipes, Andhra Recipes


Input: [1] Aavaalu [2] Rai [0]

Output: Mustard Seeds

Trendy Relish - Easy and Healthy Indian Vegetarian Recipes, Andhra Recipes


Input: [1] ------- [2] Kalonji [0]

Output: Nigella/Onion seeds

Trendy Relish - Easy and Healthy Indian Vegetarian Recipes, Andhra Recipes


Input: [1] Gasagasaalu [2] Khuskhus [0]

Output: Poppy Seeds

Trendy Relish - Easy and Healthy Indian Vegetarian Recipes, Andhra Recipes


Input: [1] Nuvvulu [2] Til [0]

Output: Sesame Seeds

Trendy Relish - Easy and Healthy Indian Vegetarian Recipes, Andhra Recipes


Input: [English] Hello [Pinyin] Nǐ hǎo [Chinese]

Output: 你好


Input: [English] Thanks [Pinyin] Xièxie [Chinese]

Output: 谢谢


Input: [English] Excuse me [Pinyin] qǐngwén [Chinese]

Output: 请问


Input: [English] I'm fine [Pinyin] wǒ hěn hǎo [Chinese]

Output: 我很好


Input: [English] We are [Pinyin] Wǒmen shì [Chinese]

Output: 我们是


Input: [English] He wants [Pinyin] Tā xīwàng [Chinese]

Output: 他希望


Input: [English] You need [Pinyin] Nǐ xūyào [Chinese]

Output: 你需要


Input: [English] One, two, three [Pinyin] Yī, èr, sān [Chinese]

Output: 一，二，三


Input: [English] I drink tea [Pinyin] Wǒ hē chá [Chinese]

Output: 我喝茶


Input: [English] Are you hungry? [Pinyin] Nǐ è ma? [Chinese]

Output: 你饿吗


Input: [Module] Layout Control [Laravel] Yes [Codeigniter]

Output: No

Laravel vs Codeigniter | WEB and development


Input: [Module] ORM [Laravel] Yes [Codeigniter]

Output: No

Laravel vs Codeigniter | WEB and development


Input: [Module] Error Stack Trace [Laravel] Yes [Codeigniter]

Output: No

Laravel vs Codeigniter | WEB and development


Input: [Module] Class Auto Loading [Laravel] Yes [Codeigniter]

Output: No

Laravel vs Codeigniter | WEB and development


Input: [Module] –Database mySQL [Laravel] Yes [Codeigniter]

Output: Yes

Laravel vs Codeigniter | WEB and development


Input: [Module] –Database SQLite [Laravel] Yes [Codeigniter]

Output: Yes

Laravel vs Codeigniter | WEB and development


Input: [Module] –Database MSSQL [Laravel] Yes [Codeigniter]

Output: Yes

Laravel vs Codeigniter | WEB and development


Input: [Module] –Database PostgreSQL [Laravel] Yes [Codeigniter]

Output: Yes

Laravel vs Codeigniter | WEB and development


Input: [Module] –Database Cubrid [Laravel] Yes [Codeigniter]

Output: No

Laravel vs Codeigniter | WEB and development


Input: [Module] –ODBC drivers [Laravel] Yes [Codeigniter]

Output: No

Laravel vs Codeigniter | WEB and development


Input: [Module] –Database MariaDB [Laravel] No [Codeigniter]

Output: No

Laravel vs Codeigniter | WEB and development


Input: [Module] Authentication Library [Laravel] Yes [Codeigniter]

Output: No

Laravel vs Codeigniter | WEB and development


Input: [Module] External Modules [Laravel] Yes (Bundles) [Codeigniter]

Output: No

Laravel vs Codeigniter | WEB and development


Input: [Module] Form Validation Rules [Laravel] Yes [Codeigniter]

Output: Yes

Laravel vs Codeigniter | WEB and development


Input: [Module] Internationalization [Laravel] Yes [Codeigniter]

Output: Yes

Laravel vs Codeigniter | WEB and development


Input: [Beep Code] 1 short [Descriptions]

Output: DRAM refresh failure


Input: [Beep Code] 2 short [Descriptions]

Output: Parity circuit failure


Input: [Beep Code] 3 short [Descriptions]

Output: Base 64K RAM failure


Input: [Beep Code] 4 short [Descriptions]

Output: System timer failure


Input: [Beep Code] 5 short [Descriptions]

Output: Process failure


Input: [Beep Code] 6 short [Descriptions]

Output: Keyboard controller Gate A20 error


Input: [Beep Code] 7 short [Descriptions]

Output: Virtual mode exception error


Input: [Beep Code] 8 short [Descriptions]

Output: Display memory Read/Write test failure


Input: [Beep Code] 9 short [Descriptions]

Output: ROM BIOS checksum failure


Input: [Beep Code] 10 short [Descriptions]

Output: CMOS shutdown Read/Write error


Input: [Beep Code] 11 short [Descriptions]

Output: Cache Memory error


Input: [Beep Code] 1 long, 3 short [Descriptions]

Output: Conventional/Extended memory failure


Input: [Beep Code] 1 long, 8 short [Descriptions]

Output: Display/Retrace test failed


Input: [Beep Code] two-tone siren [Descriptions]

Output: Low CPU Fan speed, Voltage Level issue


Input: Explanation [�_2] Limit [�]

Output: Benefit

study abroad | System Office of Risk Services


Input: � [�_2] Limits shown are EXAMPLES NOT recommendationsChoose your own [�]

study abroad | System Office of Risk Services


Input: Coverage for medical expenses you incur on your trip. Make sure you are NOT REQUIRED to indemnify the company. [�_2] $ 100,000 $ 250,000 $ 500,000 Limit should be adequate to cover any disease encountered on this trip [�]

Output: Medical Benefits

study abroad | System Office of Risk Services


Input: Make sure you are comfortable with the deductible level, if any [�_2] Some do not charge a deductible [�]

Output: Deductible

study abroad | System Office of Risk Services


Input: See where they evac you – nearest facility? Or back to your home country? To your home? [�_2] 100% of medical benefits is preferred [�]

Output: Emergency Evacuation

study abroad | System Office of Risk Services


Input: Coverage for others to unite with you during serious illness and assist in illness & evac [�_2] Usually a sublimit $ 3,000 - $ 10,000 [�]

Output: Emergency Reunion

study abroad | System Office of Risk Services


Input: Return of body to home country in case of death [�_2] Usually a sublimit $ 5,000 - $ 25,000 [�]

Output: Repatriation of Remains

study abroad | System Office of Risk Services


Input: Evacuation due to political unrest occurring in countries being visited [�_2] $ 25,000 to $ 250,000 [�]

Output: Political or Security Evacuation

study abroad | System Office of Risk Services


Input: Evacuation due to natural disasters such as tsunami, earthquake, volcanic eruption [�_2] $ 25,000 to $ 250,000 [�]

Output: Natural Disaster

study abroad | System Office of Risk Services


Input: Assistance with arrangements [�_2] $ 1,000 – $ 3,000 [�]

Output: Trip Interruption

study abroad | System Office of Risk Services


Input: Assistance with arrangements [�_2] $ 1,000 – trip cost [�]

Output: Trip Cancellation

study abroad | System Office of Risk Services


Input: Assistance to minor child or travel companion if you are unable to accompany them due to death or illness [�_2] $ 5,000 [�]

Output: Return of minor child / travel companion

study abroad | System Office of Risk Services


Input: Medical coverage in your home country for illness that began overseas [�_2] $ 10,000 [�]

Output: Home Country

study abroad | System Office of Risk Services


Input: Sudden death; loss of sight or limbs [�_2] $ 25,000 to $ 250,000 [�]

Output: Accidental Death & Dismemberment

study abroad | System Office of Risk Services


Input: A variety of services available 24 hours a day, including but not limited to interpreters and referrals to doctors [�_2] N/A [�]

Output: Lost luggage

study abroad | System Office of Risk Services


Input: You may be able to purchase coverage for upgrades in coverage or “buy back” exclusions below [�_2] Various [�]

Output: Optional coverages

study abroad | System Office of Risk Services


Input: Check carefully ! Policies vary Does your policy cover: � �������� Leisure travel � �������� Pre-existing conditions � �������� Pregnancy � �������� Mental illness � �������� Athletics � �������� Hazardous activities � �������� Your needsCheck carefully! [�_2] N/A [�]

Output: Exclusions

study abroad | System Office of Risk Services


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

Output: Oscillating targets


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

Output: Different wall scenarios.


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

Output: Improved graphics.


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

Output: How can you improve Star Raiders ?


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

Output: Improved graphics/Less flicker


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

Output: Different layouts


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

Output: Improved graphics


Input: [Week/ Lesson] 1/1 [Function] Describe self, personal background [Topic]

Output: Family and relatives

Jackson School of International Studies - Southeast Asia Center


Input: [Week/ Lesson] 1/2 [Function] Describe self, personal background [Topic]

Output: Meeting people in Thailand

Jackson School of International Studies - Southeast Asia Center


Input: [Week/ Lesson] 2/3 [Function] Experiential activity: Interview someone about his or her marriage and reaction to it. [Topic]

Output: Marriage rites & ceremonies Personal background

Jackson School of International Studies - Southeast Asia Center


Input: [Week/ Lesson] 2/4 [Function] Comparisons and contracts [Topic]

Output: Life in the village and city

Jackson School of International Studies - Southeast Asia Center


Input: [Week/ Lesson] 3/5 [Function] Experiential activity: A trip to the night market for conversation with people and merchants from a variety of different social groups. [Topic]

Output: Levels of language usage, Register shifts

Jackson School of International Studies - Southeast Asia Center


Input: [Week/ Lesson] 3/6 [Function] extended descriptions [Topic]

Output: Exercise, rest, hobbies

Jackson School of International Studies - Southeast Asia Center


Input: [Week/ Lesson] 4/7 [Function] Description, abstract topics omens, ghosts, spirits [Topic]

Output: Beliefs in fortune telling,

Jackson School of International Studies - Southeast Asia Center


Input: [Week/ Lesson] 4/8 [Function] Discussing abstract topics [Topic]

Output: Religion, death, funerals,

Jackson School of International Studies - Southeast Asia Center


Input: [Week/ Lesson] 5/9 [Function] Giving opinions, discussing abstract topics [Topic]

Output: Education

Jackson School of International Studies - Southeast Asia Center


Input: [Week/ Lesson] 5/10 [Function] Discussing work, completing applications, evaluating applications [Topic]

Output: Occupations

Jackson School of International Studies - Southeast Asia Center


Input: [Week/ Lesson] 6/11 [Function] Giving opinions, supporting and opposing, opinions, debating, abstract topics [Topic]

Output: The environment

Jackson School of International Studies - Southeast Asia Center


Input: [Week/ Lesson] 6/12 [Function] Experiential activity: A visit to a Buddhist temple for conversation with the monks. [Topic]

Output: Human rights, social inequities,expressing and supporting opinions

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Input: [Week/ Lesson] 7/13 [Function] Experiential activity: Discipline-specific site visit(s), i.e., studying the broader social impact of the current economic crisis. [Topic]

Output: Politics and goverment, hypothesizing, supporting opinions

Jackson School of International Studies - Southeast Asia Center


Input: [Week/ Lesson] 7/14 [Function] Eliciting opinions, setting background, abstract and formal discussion [Topic]

Output: Organizing interview topic

Jackson School of International Studies - Southeast Asia Center


Input: [Week/ Lesson] 7/15 [Function] Formal prose structures (oral and written) [Topic]

Output: Preparing interview topics

Jackson School of International Studies - Southeast Asia Center


Input: [Week/ Lesson] 8/16 [Function] Strategies in public speaking and in writing (Introducing the topic, citing evidence, presenting examples, comparing and contrasting, illustrating points, expressing opinions, making suggestions, emphasizing, supplementing, summarizing, etc.) [Topic]

Output: Presenting interview results orally

Jackson School of International Studies - Southeast Asia Center


Input: [Week/ Lesson] 8/17 [Function] Publicity, formal discourse [Topic]

Output: Locating an audience

Jackson School of International Studies - Southeast Asia Center


Input: [Week/ Lesson] 8/18 [Function] Soliciting, evaluating and reporting, on reactions, formal strategies [Topic]

Output: Evaluation discourse

Jackson School of International Studies - Southeast Asia Center


Input: [Series / Function] X-75 [Type] Passage [ANSI Number] F75 [Function Description]

Output: Latchbolt operated by lever from either side at all times.


Input: [Series / Function] X-76 [Type] Privacy [ANSI Number] F76 [Function Description]

Output: Latchbolt operated by lever from either side. Outside lever is locked by push button inside and unlocked by emergency release outside, rotating inside lever or closing door.


Input: [Series / Function] X-82 [Type] Entry / Office [ANSI Number] F82 [Function Description]

Output: Turn / push button locking. Pushing and turning button locks outside levr requiring use of key until button in manually unlocked. Pushing button locks outside lever until unlocked with key or inside lever is turned. Deadlocking latchbolt operated by inside lever at all times.


Input: [Series / Function] X-84 [Type] Classroom [ANSI Number] F84 [Function Description]

Output: Deadlocking latchbolt operated by lever from either side except when outside lever is locked from outside by key. When outside lever is locked, latchbolt is operated by key in outside lever or by rotating inside lever.


Input: [Series / Function] X-86 [Type] Storeroom [ANSI Number] F86 [Function Description]

Output: Deadlocking latchbolt opperated by key in outside lever or rotating inside lever. Outside lever is always locked.


Input: [Series / Function] X-DD [Type] Double Dummy [ANSI Number] N/A [Function Description]

Output: Double dummy trim for both sides of door. Both levers rigid.


Input: Reduce overall system mass [2] kg [3] layout & calculations [Wants]

Output: Minimize Mass


Input: Increase overall system lifetime [2] reliability/surf cond. [3] Estimate/experience [Wants]

Output: Maximize Lifetime


Input: Increase systems ability to attach and provide for optimum stability and movement [2] qualitative [3] Mobility simms [Wants]

Output: Maximize Traction


Input: Reduce mechanical, electrical, computational, and architectural complexity [2] qualitative [3] layout & assumptions [Wants]

Output: Minimize Complexity


Input: Increase probability of in-situ diagnosis and repair [2] qualitative [3] layout & assumptions [Wants]

Output: Maximize Recoverability


Input: Increase area covered by the SKIT system [2] meters [3] Mobility simms [Wants]

Output: Maximize Range


Input: Reduce complexity needed to provide computation for all tasks [2] MIPS [3] calc from simms [Wants]

Output: Minimize Computation


Input: Increase both operations and science return [2] qualitative [3] Operation simms [Wants]

Output: Maximize Operations


Input: Reduce $ amounts to develop and build entire system [2] relative $ [3] Estimate/experience [Wants]

Output: Minimize Cost


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

Output: Social Events More Package Options

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

Venue details


Input: [Type] Venue Type [Description]

Output: Covered deck on the third base side

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

Venue details


Input: [Type] Seating [Description]

Output: 250 reception

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

Venue details


Input: [Type] Location [Description]

Output: Second level, third base side

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

Venue details


Input: [Type] Views [Description]

Output: Adjacent to Monster in left field

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

Venue details


Input: [Type] Area [Description]

Output: 6,700 sq. feet

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

Venue details


Input: [Type] Entrance/Exit [Description]

Output: Gate E

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

Venue details


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

Output: On


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Off


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

Output: Unlimited


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

Output: Unlimited


Input: [0] Item [1] Gate Valve [2] Globe Valve [3] Ball Valve [4]

Output: Butterfly Valve

Automatic on-off types can be controlled

Incoloy Gate Valves, Duplex Check Valve, Aluminium Bronza Butterfly Valve, Hastelloy Globe Valve, Super Duplex Ball Valves, Alloy 20 plug valves.


Input: [0] Disc position when opened completely [1] Fluid does not remain in flow passage [2] Fluid remains in flow passage [3] Fluid does not remain in flow passage [4]

Output: Fluid remains in flow passage

Automatic on-off types can be controlled

Incoloy Gate Valves, Duplex Check Valve, Aluminium Bronza Butterfly Valve, Hastelloy Globe Valve, Super Duplex Ball Valves, Alloy 20 plug valves.


Input: [0] Disc actuation [1] Vertical [2] Vertical [3] Rotary [4]

Output: Rotary

Automatic on-off types can be controlled

Incoloy Gate Valves, Duplex Check Valve, Aluminium Bronza Butterfly Valve, Hastelloy Globe Valve, Super Duplex Ball Valves, Alloy 20 plug valves.


Input: [0] Manual mode of operation [1] Round handle [2] Round handle [3] Lever handle Round handle [4]

Output: Lever handle Gear operated

Automatic on-off types can be controlled

Incoloy Gate Valves, Duplex Check Valve, Aluminium Bronza Butterfly Valve, Hastelloy Globe Valve, Super Duplex Ball Valves, Alloy 20 plug valves.


Input: [0] Automatic mode of operation [1] Pneumatic / Electric actuator [2] Pneumatic / Electric actuator [3] Pneumatic / Electric actuator [4]

Output: Pneumatic / Electric actuator

Automatic on-off types can be controlled

Incoloy Gate Valves, Duplex Check Valve, Aluminium Bronza Butterfly Valve, Hastelloy Globe Valve, Super Duplex Ball Valves, Alloy 20 plug valves.


Input: [0] Application [1] On-Off [2] On-Off control [3] Automatic on-off types can be controlled [4]

Output: Automatic on-off types can be controlled

Automatic on-off types can be controlled

Incoloy Gate Valves, Duplex Check Valve, Aluminium Bronza Butterfly Valve, Hastelloy Globe Valve, Super Duplex Ball Valves, Alloy 20 plug valves.


Input: [0] Operating temperature range [1] Wide [2] Wide [3] Narrow [4]

Output: Narrowest

Automatic on-off types can be controlled

Incoloy Gate Valves, Duplex Check Valve, Aluminium Bronza Butterfly Valve, Hastelloy Globe Valve, Super Duplex Ball Valves, Alloy 20 plug valves.


Input: [0] Operating pressure range [1] Wide [2] Wide [3] Slightly narrow [4]

Output: Narrow

Automatic on-off types can be controlled

Incoloy Gate Valves, Duplex Check Valve, Aluminium Bronza Butterfly Valve, Hastelloy Globe Valve, Super Duplex Ball Valves, Alloy 20 plug valves.


Input: [0] Face-to-face dimension [1] Long [2] Longest [3] Long [4]

Output: Short

Automatic on-off types can be controlled

Incoloy Gate Valves, Duplex Check Valve, Aluminium Bronza Butterfly Valve, Hastelloy Globe Valve, Super Duplex Ball Valves, Alloy 20 plug valves.


Input: [0] Weight [1] Heavy [2] Heavy [3] Heavy [4]

Output: Light

Automatic on-off types can be controlled

Incoloy Gate Valves, Duplex Check Valve, Aluminium Bronza Butterfly Valve, Hastelloy Globe Valve, Super Duplex Ball Valves, Alloy 20 plug valves.


Input: [Customer Records] Name [1] Yes [3] Yes [Metrocard Services Available]

Output: Recharge Online


Input: [Customer Records] Address [1] Yes [3] Yes [Metrocard Services Available]

Output: Auto Recharge


Input: [Customer Records] Date of Birth [1] Yes [3] Yes [Metrocard Services Available]

Output: Metrocard Agent Recharge


Input: [Customer Records] Phone Number [1] Yes [3] Yes [Metrocard Services Available]

Output: Ticket Machine Recharge


Input: [Customer Records] Email Address [1] Yes [3] Yes [Metrocard Services Available]

Output: Online Metrocard Management


Input: [Customer Records] Metrocard Number [1] Yes [3] Yes [Metrocard Services Available]

Output: Metrocard Protection


Input: [0] Helmet Standard [1] CSA Z.263.1 Recreational Alpine Skiing and Snowboarding Helmets [2] ASTM-2040 Helmets used for Recreational Snow Sports [4] Snell RS-98 Protective Headgear for Recreational Skiing and Snowboarding [3]

Output: EN 1077 European Standard Helmets for Alpine Skiers and Snowboarders


Input: [0] Shock Absorption [1] The peak acceleration of any impact shall not exceed 250 g* [2] The peak acceleration of any impact shall not exceed 300 g* [4] The peak acceleration of any impact shall not exceed 300 g* [3]

Output: The peak acceleration of any impact shall not exceed 250 g*


Input: [0] Head Forms [1] Variable head form sizes used, with variable mass [2] Variable head form sizes used, but mass is constant. [4] Variable head form sizes used, but mass in constant [3]

Output: Variable head form sizes used, but mass in constant


Input: [0] Field of Vision [1] 105 degrees to the left and right sides of the median plane [2] 105 degrees to the left and right sides of the median plane [4] 105 degrees to the left and right sides of the median plane [3]

Output: 105 degrees to the left and right sides of the median plane


Input: [0] Impact Tests [1] Multiple impact test procedure (4 impact sites, 3 impacts per site) [2] Single impact per site (2 impact sites using flat anvil, 1 impact site for hemispherical anvil, 1 impact site for edge anvil) [4] Single impact test procedure (4 impact sites per sample) [3]

Output: Single impact test procedure (2 impact sites per sample)


Input: [0] Anvils [1] Flat [2] Flat, Hemispherical, and Edge [4] Flat, Hemispherical, and Edge [3]

Output: Flat


Input: [Output] Monitor [Storage] Floppy Disk [Input]

Output: Keyboard

Input / Output and Storage Devices


Input: [Output] Printers (all types) [Storage] Diskette [Input]

Output: Mouse

Input / Output and Storage Devices


Input: [Output] Audio Card [Storage] Hard Disk [Input]

Output: Trackballs

Input / Output and Storage Devices


Input: [Output] Plotters [Storage] Disk Cartridge [Input]

Output: Touchpads

Input / Output and Storage Devices


Input: [Output] LCD Projection Panels [Storage] CD-ROM [Input]

Output: Pointing Sticks

Input / Output and Storage Devices


Input: [Output] Computer Output Microfilm (COM) [Storage] Optical Disk [Input]

Output: Joysticks

Input / Output and Storage Devices


Input: [Output] Facsimile (FAX) [Storage] Magnetic Tape [Input]

Output: Pen Input

Input / Output and Storage Devices


Input: [NatSkin] Preview [PatternSkin] Preview [Description]

Output: preview changes after editing


Input: [NatSkin] Cancel [PatternSkin] Cancel [Description]

Output: abandon changes and exit


Input: [NatSkin] Undo [PatternSkin] n/a [Description]

Output: abandon changes and continue editing


Input: [NatSkin] n/a [PatternSkin] Quiet Save [Description]

Output: save changes "quietly"


Input: [NatSkin] Save [PatternSkin] Checkpoint [Description]

Output: save changes and continue editing


Input: [NatSkin] Done [PatternSkin] Save [Description]

Output: save changes and exit


Input: [Format] Video [Title] How to transfer your VHS tapes to DVD [Group]

Output: Transfer


Input: [Format] Video [Title] Will my VHS tape fit on 1 DVD? [Group]

Output: Transfer


Input: [Format] Video [Title] Why We Tag Your Video Tapes & Film Reels [Group]

Output: Our Process


Input: [Format] Video [Title] Transfer to DVD or Hard Drive - What's right for me? [Group]

Output: Transfer


Input: [Format] Video [Title] Transfer to External Hard Drive FAQ [Group]

Output: Transfer


Input: [Format] Video [Title] How to repair a broken VHS tape [Group]

Output: Howto


Input: [SESA] Pre-determination Notice [Alabama] Yes [Arizona] Yes [Arkansas] Yes [California1] Yes [Colorado] No [Connecticut] Yes [Delaware] No [District of Columbia] Yes [Florida] Yes [Georgia] No [Hawaii] No [Idaho] No [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] Yes [Iowa] Yes [Alaska]

Output: Yes


Input: [SESA] Overpayment Notice [Alabama] Yes [Arizona] Yes [Arkansas] Yes [California1] Yes [Colorado] Yes [Connecticut] Yes [Delaware] Yes [District of Columbia] Yes [Florida] Yes [Georgia] Yes [Hawaii] Yes [Idaho] Yes [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] Yes [Iowa] Yes [Alaska]

Output: Yes


Input: [SESA] Billing Statement [Alabama] Yes [Arizona] Yes [Arkansas] Yes [California1] Yes [Colorado] Yes [Connecticut] Yes [Delaware] Yes [District of Columbia] Yes [Florida] Yes [Georgia] Yes [Hawaii] Yes [Idaho] Yes [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] Yes [Iowa] Yes [Alaska]

Output: Yes


Input: [SESA] Collection Letter(s) [Alabama] Yes [Arizona] Yes [Arkansas] Yes [California1] Yes [Colorado] Yes [Connecticut] Yes [Delaware] Yes [District of Columbia] Yes [Florida] Yes [Georgia] Yes [Hawaii] Yes [Idaho] Yes [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] Yes [Iowa] Yes [Alaska]

Output: Yes


Input: [SESA] Telephone Recovery (Outgoing) [Alabama] Yes [Arizona] No [Arkansas] No [California1] Yes [Colorado] Yes [Connecticut] Yes [Delaware] No [District of Columbia] Yes [Florida] Yes [Georgia] Yes [Hawaii] No [Idaho] No [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] No [Iowa] Yes [Alaska]

Output: Yes


Input: [SESA] Payment Arrangements [Alabama] Yes [Arizona] Yes [Arkansas] Yes [California1] Yes [Colorado] Yes [Connecticut] Yes [Delaware] Yes [District of Columbia] Yes [Florida] Yes [Georgia] Yes [Hawaii] Yes [Idaho] Yes [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] Yes [Iowa] Yes [Alaska]

Output: Yes


Input: [SESA] Civil Action [Alabama] Yes [Arizona] Yes [Arkansas] Yes [California1] Yes [Colorado] Yes [Connecticut] Yes [Delaware] Yes [District of Columbia] Yes [Florida] Yes [Georgia] Yes [Hawaii] Yes [Idaho] Yes [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] Yes [Iowa] Yes [Alaska]

Output: Yes


Input: [SESA] Offset of State Tax Refunds [Alabama] Yes [Arizona] Yes [Arkansas] No [California1] Yes [Colorado] Yes [Connecticut] Yes [Delaware] Yes [District of Columbia] Yes [Florida] No [Georgia] Yes [Hawaii] No [Idaho] Yes [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] Yes [Iowa] Yes [Alaska]

Output: No


Input: [SESA] Offset of Lottery Winnings [Alabama] No [Arizona] No [Arkansas] No [California1] Yes [Colorado] No [Connecticut] No [Delaware] Yes [District of Columbia] No [Florida] Yes [Georgia] No [Hawaii] No [Idaho] No [Illinois] Yes [Indiana] Yes [Iowa] Yes [Alaska]

Output: No


Input: [0] T [Name] Tonic [Notes] Starting note [Alternative Name]

Output: Key


Input: [0] 2 [Name] 2nd [Notes] Leads up from the Tonic [Alternative Name]

Output: Supertonic


Input: [0] 3 [Name] 3rd [Notes] Midway between Tonic and Dominant [Alternative Name]

Output: Mediant


Input: [0] 4 [Name] 4th [Notes] Subordinate to the Dominant [Alternative Name]

Output: Subdominant


Input: [0] 5 [Name] 5th [Notes] The main note of an Octave [Alternative Name]

Output: Dominant


Input: [0] 6 [Name] 6th [Notes] Midway between Octave and Subdominant [Alternative Name]

Output: Submediant


Input: [0] 7 [Name] 7th [Notes] Leads up to the Octave [Alternative Name]

Output: Leading Note


Input: [0] 8 [Name] Octave • [Notes] Subjectively similar in pitch to Tonic [Alternative Name]

Output: 8ve


Input: [Timing / Energy Levels] Spans from the day of the New Moon until three days after. [Correspondences] Minimum Health, gardening and farming, job hunting, love, romance. [Visible Moon / Phase Name]

Output: New Moon / Balsamic Moon

MoonDragon's Dragon's Lair Pagan Parlor: Esbats - Moon (Lunar) Rituals


Input: [Timing / Energy Levels] Spans from three days after the New Moon until the seventh day. [Correspondences] Starting to grow Change, emotions, animals, business. [Visible Moon / Phase Name]

Output: Crescent Moon

MoonDragon's Dragon's Lair Pagan Parlor: Esbats - Moon (Lunar) Rituals


Input: [Timing / Energy Levels] Spans from the seventh day until the tenth day after the New Moon. [Correspondences] Growing Stronger Motivation, luck, courage, friends. [Visible Moon / Phase Name]

Output: Waxing Moon

MoonDragon's Dragon's Lair Pagan Parlor: Esbats - Moon (Lunar) Rituals


Input: [Timing / Energy Levels] Spans from the tenth day until the thirteenth day after the New Moon. [Correspondences] Growing towards its Peak Patience. [Visible Moon / Phase Name]

Output: Gibbous Moon

MoonDragon's Dragon's Lair Pagan Parlor: Esbats - Moon (Lunar) Rituals


Input: [Timing / Energy Levels] Fourteen days after the New Moon. [Correspondences] Maximum Change, decisions, children, competition, dreams, love, protection, money, self-improvement, healing. [Visible Moon / Phase Name]

Output: Full Moon

MoonDragon's Dragon's Lair Pagan Parlor: Esbats - Moon (Lunar) Rituals


Input: [Timing / Energy Levels] Spans from the third day after the Full Moon until the seventh day. Beginning to Decline in energy. [Correspondences] Addictions, health, divorce, stress, protection. [Visible Moon / Phase Name]

Output: Disseminating Moon

MoonDragon's Dragon's Lair Pagan Parlor: Esbats - Moon (Lunar) Rituals


Input: [Timing / Energy Levels] Spans from the seventh day until the tenth day after the Full Moon. Growing Weaker in energy. [Correspondences] Change, obstacles, enemies, justice, quarrels, removal, separation, stopping theft. [Visible Moon / Phase Name]

Output: Waning Moon

MoonDragon's Dragon's Lair Pagan Parlor: Esbats - Moon (Lunar) Rituals


Input: [Timing / Energy Levels] Spans from the tenth day after the Full Moon until the eve of the New Moon. Declining towards its Minimum. [Correspondences] Contemplation, reflection, understanding. [Visible Moon / Phase Name]

Output: Waning / Crescent Moon

MoonDragon's Dragon's Lair Pagan Parlor: Esbats - Moon (Lunar) Rituals


Input: [Result] 1 [Physique Rating] Hidden Obese [Explantion]

Output: Small Frame Obese -This person seems to have a healthy body type based on physical appearance; however they have a high body fat % with low muscle mass level.


Input: [Result] 2 [Physique Rating] Obese [Explantion]

Output: Medium Frame Obese - This person has a high body fat %, with a moderate muscle mass level.


Input: [Result] 3 [Physique Rating] Solidly Built [Explantion]

Output: Large Frame Obese - This person has both high body fat% and a high muscle mass.


Input: [Result] 4 [Physique Rating] Under exercised [Explantion]

Output: Low Muscle & Average Body Fat % -This person has an average body fat % and a less than average muscle mass level


Input: [Result] 5 [Physique Rating] Standard [Explantion]

Output: Average Muscle & Average Body Fat % - This person has average levels of body fat and muscle mass


Input: [Result] 6 [Physique Rating] Standard Muscular [Explantion]

Output: High Muscle & Average Body Fat % (Athlete) - This person has an average body fat % and higher than normal muscle mass level


Input: [Result] 7 [Physique Rating] Thin [Explantion]

Output: Low Muscle & Low Fat - This person has both a lower the normal body fat % and muscle mass level.


Input: [Result] 8 [Physique Rating] Thin and Muscular [Explantion]

Output: Thin and Muscular (Athlete) - This person has lower than normal body fat % while having adequate muscle mass


Input: [Result] 9 [Physique Rating] Very Muscular [Explantion]

Output: Very Muscular (Athlete) - This person has lower than normal body fat % while having above average muscle mass.


Input: [Source:] Tasks [Game] repetitive, fun [Work]

Output: repetitive, dull

Cooler Insights: The Gamification of Work


Input: [Source:] Feedback [Game] constantly [Work]

Output: once a year

Cooler Insights: The Gamification of Work


Input: [Source:] Goals [Game] clear [Work]

Output: contradictory, vague

Cooler Insights: The Gamification of Work