Input: [Beer Name] Wookey Jack [Brewery] Firestone Walker Brewing Co. [Style] American [ABV %] 8.3 [IBU] 60 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: This Black IPA (or CDA, if you're so inclined) is made with Rye. I've yet to taste it, but have heard nothing but greatness.

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Input: [Beer Name] St. Lupulin Extra Pale Ale [Brewery] Odell Brewing Co. [Style] American-Style Pale Ale [ABV %] 6.5 [IBU] 46 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: Time to amp up the lupulin, with St. Lupulin. Odell makes great beer, and they don't distribute in Oregon. So try this while it's here.

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Input: [Beer Name] Sculpin IPA [Brewery] Ballast Point Brewing Co. [Style] American-Style India Pale Ale [ABV %] 6.6 [IBU] 70 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: This IPA also gets tons praise, and they also don't distribute in Oregon. It's solid! Try it while you can.

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Input: [Beer Name] Black Racer [Brewery] Bear Republic Brewing Co. [Style] American-Style Black Ale [ABV %] 8.1 [IBU] 75 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: I didn't notice as many CDA's / Black IPAs at OBF this year. Personally, I'm starting to tire of the style. But if you want to taste one, this is good!

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Input: [Beer Name] Summer Solstice Cervesa Crema [Brewery] Anderson Valley Brewing Co. [Style] Summer Cream Ale [ABV %] 5 [IBU] 6 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: I'm not fan of cream ales, but this is great! This color is stunning in a glass.

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Input: [Beer Name] Honey Basil Ale [Brewery] Bison Brewing [Style] Herb and Spice Beer [ABV %] 6 [IBU] 12 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: The basil provides a nice aroma and flavor. The honey gets fermented out, so don't expect to taste its sweetness.

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Input: [Beer Name] ZŌN [Brewery] Boulevard Brewing Co. [Style] Belgian Style Witbier [ABV %] 4.4 [IBU] 15 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: Witbiers (or Wit) are the style perfect for summer. This is brewed with Coriander and orange peel. Very light and refreshing.

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Input: [Beer Name] Omission Pale Ale [Brewery] Omission [Style] American Pale Ale [ABV %] 5.8 [IBU] 33 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: Gluten free beers don't taste good. That is, until this beer came along. Taste it and see if you can tell the difference.

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Input: [Beer Name] Alaskan Oatmeal Stout [Brewery] Alaskan Brewing Co. [Style] Oatmeal Stout [ABV %] 5.7 [IBU] 28 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: The oatmeal gives this beer creamy mouth feel. Besides, you need to try a dark beer and this is a good one.

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Input: [Beer Name] Bitter American [Brewery] 21st Amendment Brewery [Style] Session Beer [ABV %] 4.4 [IBU] 42 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: Start your OBF tasting session with this low alcohol brew that packs plenty of flavor. Now available year-round.

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Input: [Beer Name] Outburst Imperial IPA [Brewery] Pyramid Breweries [Style] Imperial or Double India Pale Ale [ABV %] 8.5 [IBU] 80 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: This Imperial was a seasonal release, but is now available year-round.

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Input: [0] Prefix [2] Example [3] Literal Translation [4] Actual Definition [1]

Output: Meaning


Input: [0] a-, ab-, abs [2] Agalactia [3] Condition of no milk [4] Partial or complete absence of milk flow in the absence of mammary gland disease [1]

Output: No, not


Input: [0] Ad- [2] Adduct [3] To draw toward the median [4] Movement towards the median or central line [1]

Output: Toward, near


Input: [0] Amb-, ambi- [2] Ambidextrous [3] Both right [4] Having the ability to work effectively with either hand [1]

Output: Both


Input: [0] Amphi- [2] Amphiarthrosis [3] Joined on both sides [4] Joint which surfaces are connected by fibrocartilage (allows very little movement) [1]

Output: On both sides


Input: [0] An- [2] Anemia [3] Without blood [4] Decreased number of red blood cells (erythrocytes) or the amount of hemoglobin in the erythrocytes [1]

Output: No, not


Input: [0] Ant-, anti- [2] Antibiotic [3] Against life [4] Destructive of life [1]

Output: Against


Input: [0] Auto- [2] Autonomic [3] Pertaining to ones nerves [4] (Neurologically) � not subject to voluntary control [1]

Output: Self


Input: [0] Ana- [2] Anatomy [3] Process of cutting apart [4] The science dealing with the form and structure of living organisms [1]

Output: Up, apart


Input: [0] Bili- [2] Biliary [3] Pertaining to the bile [4] Pertaining to the bile, bile ducts, or gall bladder [1]

Output: Pertaining to bile


Input: [0] Brady- [2] Bradycardic [3] Slow heart [4] A slow heart rhythm [1]

Output: Slow


Input: [0] Broncho- [2] Bronchiole [3] Small bronchi [4] The very small branches of the bronchi [1]

Output: Relating to bronchi


Input: [0] Cardi-, cardio- [2] Cardiac [3] Pertaining to the heart [4] Pertaining to the heart [1]

Output: Relating to the heart


Input: [0] Cervico- [2] Cervical [3] Pertaining to the cervical region [4] Pertaining to the cervical region [1]

Output: Relating to the neck


Input: [0] Circa [2] Circadian [3] About the day [4] A daily rhythm or daily occurrence [1]

Output: About


Input: [0] Circum [2] Circumference [3] Around the outside [4] Measurement around the outside of a structure [1]

Output: Around


Input: [0] Co- [2] Coagulant [3] Work together to form clot [4] To cause a clot [1]

Output: Work together


Input: [0] Con- [2] Concussion [3] Together with blow [4] Violent jar or shock that results in severe injury [1]

Output: Together with


Input: [0] Contra- [2] Contralateral [3] Against the side [4] Pertaining to, situated on, or affecting the opposite side [1]

Output: Against, proposed


Input: [0] Di- [2] Diarticular [3] Two joints [4] Pertaining to two joints [1]

Output: Twice


Input: [0] Dia- [2] Diagnose [3] Knowledge of a condition [4] To identify or recognize a disease [1]

Output: Through, complete


Input: [0] Dialy- [2] Dialysis [3] To separate break apart [4] Process of separating components of a fluid and maintain viability [1]

Output: To separate


Input: [0] En- [2] Encephalic [3] In the head [4] Pertaining to the brain; within the skull [1]

Output: Inward


Input: [0] Endo- [2] Endocrine [3] Secrete within [4] Pertaining to internal secretions [1]

Output: Within, inner


Input: [0] Epi- [2] Epidermis [3] Pertaining to the skin above [4] The outer layer of skin [1]

Output: Above


Input: [0] Ex- [2] Excise [3] To cut out [4] To remove by cutting [1]

Output: Out


Input: [0] Exo- [2] Exogenous [3] Pertaining to outward production [4] Originating outside or caused by factors outside the organism [1]

Output: Outside of, outward


Input: [0] Extra- [2] Extra-label [3] Outside of the label [4] Use of a drug in a way or for a purpose not specified on the label [1]

Output: Outside of; in addition to


Input: [0] Fibro- [2] Fibrosarcoma [3] Fiber cancer [4] Sarcoma made of fibrous tissue [1]

Output: Relating to fibers


Input: [0] Gaster-, gastr-, gastro- [2] Gastrotomy [3] Cut in the stomach [4] Surgical incision into the stomach [1]

Output: Pertaining to the stomach


Input: [0] Hemi- [2] Hemilaminectomy [3] Removal of half the lamina [4] Removal of a vertebral lamina on one side only [1]

Output: Half


Input: [0] Hemo- [2] Hemogram [3] Blood report/graph [4] Report of the blood parameters [1]

Output: Relating to the blood


Input: [0] Hepat-, hepatico-, hepato- [2] Hepatic [3] Pertaining to the liver [4] Pertaining to the liver [1]

Output: Pertaining to the liver


Input: [0] Homeo- [2] Homeopathy [3] The study of like diseases [4] Study of treating disease in a sick animal with drugs capable of producing the same response in a healthy animal [1]

Output: Denoting likeness or resemblance


Input: [0] Homo- [2] Homogeneous [3] Generated the same [4] Of uniform quality, composition or structure [1]

Output: Same, similar


Input: [0] Hyal- [2] Hyaline [3] Clear, transparent [4] Pertaining to a clear/transparent appearance of a cast or membrane [1]

Output: Clear, transparent


Input: [0] Hyper- [2] Hypertrophic [3] Pertaining to excessive food [4] Increase in volume of a tissue or organ produced entirely by enlargement of existing cells (over nourishment) [1]

Output: Excessive, above


Input: [0] Hypo- [2] Hypothyroid [3] Deficient thyroid [4] Deficient thyroid gland activity [1]

Output: Below, deficient


Input: [0] Idio- [2] Idiopathic [3] Pertaining to a disease [4] Pertaining to a disease with an unknown origin [1]

Output: Relationship to one's self or something separate and distinct


Input: [0] In- [2] Ingesta [3] Material within [4] Material taken into the body by mouth [1]

Output: Not, in, inside, within


Input: [0] Infra- [2] Infraorbital [3] Pertaining to below the eye [4] Pertaining to below the eye [1]

Output: Below


Input: [0] Intra- [2] Intrauterine [3] Within the uterus [4] Within the uterus [1]

Output: Within


Input: [0] Iso- [2] Isometric [3] Equal measure [4] Equal measure [1]

Output: Equal, alike


Input: [0] Karyo- [2] Karyocyte [3] Nucleated cell [4] Nucleated cell [1]

Output: Relating to a cell's nucleus


Input: [0] Laryngo- [2] Laryngospasm [3] Spasm of the larynx [4] Spasmodic closure of the larynx (seen in cats) [1]

Output: Pertaining to the larynx


Input: [0] Medi- [2] Mediastinum [3] Middle of the sternum [4] The membranes that separate the thorax into right and left at the sternum and vertebral column [1]

Output: Middle


Input: [0] Myelo- [2] Myelogram [3] A record of the spinal cord [4] Injection of a dye into the space around the spinal column to produce a specific image on a radiograph [1]

Output: Pertaining to the spinal cord or bone marrow


Input: [0] Ovari-, ovario- [2] Ovariohysterectomy [3] Removal of the ovaries and uterus [4] Surgical removal of the ovaries and uterus [1]

Output: Pertaining to the ovary


Input: [0] Omni- [2] Omnivore [3] One that eats all [4] Animal that eats both plants and meat (i.e. dog) [1]

Output: All


Input: [0] Peri- [2] Perivascular [3] Pertaining to around a vessel [4] Around a vessel [1]

Output: Surrounding, around


Input: [0] Post- [2] Postsurgical [3] After surgery [4] After surgery [1]

Output: Behind, after


Input: [0] Pre-, Pro- [2] Prognathism [3] Condition before the jaw [4] Abnormal protrusion of one or both jaws, especially the lower one [1]

Output: Before, in front of, favoring


Input: [0] Pseudo- [2] Pseudopregnancy [3] False pregnancy [4] False pregnancy [1]

Output: False


Input: [0] Re- [2] Recheck [3] Check back [4] Re-examination of a patient [1]

Output: Back


Input: [0] Retro- [2] Retrograde [3] Going backward [4] Going backward [1]

Output: Behind


Input: [0] Semi- [2] Semicircular [3] Half circle [4] Half circle [1]

Output: Half


Input: [0] Steato- [2] Steatitis [3] Fat inflammation [4] Inflammation of fatty tissue [1]

Output: Fatty


Input: [0] Sub- [2] Submandibular [3] Under the mandible [4] Under the mandible [1]

Output: Under, near


Input: [0] Syn- [2] Synarthrosis [3] Joint joined together [4] Essentially a fused joint (skull suture) [1]

Output: Joined together


Input: [0] Trans- [2] Transplacental [3] Across the placenta [4] Through the placenta [1]

Output: Across, through, beyond


Input: [0] Un- [2] Unconscious [3] Not conscious [4] Not conscious [1]

Output: Not, reversal


Input: [SL] 1 Normal Dry [Name of soil encountered]

Output: In good soil (silty sand mixed with clay)

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Input: [SL] 2 Partial Black Cotton [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Where top layer of Black Cotton soil extends upto 50% of the depth with good soil there after.

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Input: [SL] 3 Black Cotton [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Where top layer of black cotton soil exceeds 50% and extends upto full depth or is followed by good soil.

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Input: [SL] 4 Black Cotton [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Where top layer is good soil upto 50% of the depth but the lower layer is a black cotton soil

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Input: [SL] 5 Wet [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Where subsoil water is met at 1.5 ml or more below the ground level in good soil

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Input: [SL] 6 Wet [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Good soil locations which are in surface water for long period with water penetration not exceeding 1.0 m below ground level (e.g. paddy fields).

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Input: [SL] 7 Partially submerged [Name of soil encountered]

Output: In good soil where subsoil water is encountered between 0.75m and 1.5m depth from ground level.

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Input: [SL] 8 Fully Submerged [Name of soil encountered]

Output: In good soil where subsoil water is encountered within 0.75 m depth from ground level

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Input: [SL] 9 Dry Fissured Rock [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Where top layer of normal dry soil extends upto 85% of the depth followed by fissured rock without presence of water.

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Input: [SL] 10 Special foundation [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Where top layer is lissured rock followed by good soil/sandy soil with/without presence of water

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Input: [SL] 11 Dry fissured Rock with under cut in Fisured Rock combined with anchor bar for hard rock design [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Where normal soil/tissured rock extends upto 85% of the depth followed by hard rock

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Input: [SL] 12 Submerged Fissured Rock [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Where fissure rock os encountered with subsoil water within 0.75m or below 0.75m from G.L. (Top layer may be either a good soil or black cotton soil)

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Input: [SL] 13 Hard Rock [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Where Hard Rock is encountered at 1.5 m or less below ground level.

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Input: [SL] 14 with chimney for Normal Soil Hard Rock Foundation [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Where Hard Rock is encountered from 1.5 m to 2.5m below G.L. (Top layer being good soil)

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Input: [SL] 15 Hard Rock Foundation design with chimneys designed for wet black cotton soil. [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Where hard rock is encountered from 1.5m to 2.5 m below G./L. (Top layer either in Black cotton) soil or fissured Rock

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Input: [SL] 16 Composite Foundation [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Where fissured rock is encountered at the bottom of pit (with black cotton soil at top)

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Input: [SL] 17 Hard Rock [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Where hard rock is encountered at bottom with water and black cotton soil at top and hard rock layer depth is less than 1.5 m.

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Input: [SL] 18 Dry Sandy soil foudation [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Sandy soil with clay content not exceeding 10%

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Input: [SL] 19 Wet sandy soil design to be developed considering the depth of water [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Sandy soil with water table in the pits

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Input: [SL] 20 Normal dry with undercut [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Where top layer upto 1.5 m below G.L. is normal dry soil and thereafter hard soil/murrum

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Input: [SL] 21 Soil investigation is to be carried out and special foundation design to be developed. [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Where bottom layer is marshy soil with top layer of good soil/fissured rock/black cotton

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Input: [SL] 22 Normal dry with undercut [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Where the top layers are a combination of clinker mixed with firm soil, gravel and stone chips upto 60% of foundation deapth from ground level followed by hard murrum

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Input: [SL] 23 Special foundation design is to be developed after carrying out soil investigation. [Name of soil encountered]

Output: Where top layers are combination of hard murrum, soft rock etc. followed by yellow/black clayee soil

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Input: [Transmission towers] Manufacturings [structural steel] Instant on site galvanizing [Bridges]

Output: Fabrication

زینکا گالوانیزه سرد اولین در ایران و برترین در جهان 09121318409 حفاظت کاتدی زینکا گالوانیزه سرد

Application For Instant Cold Galvanizing Compound ZINCA


Input: [Transmission towers] Tanks [structural steel] Oil rigs Off -shore structures [Bridges]

Output: Power Plant

زینکا گالوانیزه سرد اولین در ایران و برترین در جهان 09121318409 حفاظت کاتدی زینکا گالوانیزه سرد


Input: [Transmission towers] Parabolic Anthena [structural steel] Prime Coat [Bridges]

Output: Welding spots

زینکا گالوانیزه سرد اولین در ایران و برترین در جهان 09121318409 حفاظت کاتدی زینکا گالوانیزه سرد


Input: [Transmission towers] Cathodic Protection for all type of steel,Iron [structural steel] Condensors [Bridges]

Output: Pipeline

زینکا گالوانیزه سرد اولین در ایران و برترین در جهان 09121318409 حفاظت کاتدی زینکا گالوانیزه سرد


Input: [Transmission towers] Rebars [structural steel] worn out galvanized sheets [Bridges]

Output: maintanence

زینکا گالوانیزه سرد اولین در ایران و برترین در جهان 09121318409 حفاظت کاتدی زینکا گالوانیزه سرد


Input: [Transmission towers] welding spots [structural steel] art works [Bridges]

Output: touch ups

زینکا گالوانیزه سرد اولین در ایران و برترین در جهان 09121318409 حفاظت کاتدی زینکا گالوانیزه سرد


Input: [Cacciatorini DOP] Fegato Dolce [Pork Salami] Pork Salami

Output: Pork Salami liver in casings; flavored with honey.

Cacciatorini sausages are popular for their characteristic taste and small size, which is quickly seasoned and can always be consumed fresh, since eaten quickly one at a time. Moreover, the name of this sausage derives exactly from a widespread rural use of hunters who used to bring short sausages with them in their excursions because, considering their reduced size, they could place them easily in their sacks.


Input: [Cacciatorini DOP] Fegato Pazzo [Pork Salami] Pork Salami

Output: Pork Salami liver in casings; flavored with chili.

Cacciatorini sausages are popular for their characteristic taste and small size, which is quickly seasoned and can always be consumed fresh, since eaten quickly one at a time. Moreover, the name of this sausage derives exactly from a widespread rural use of hunters who used to bring short sausages with them in their excursions because, considering their reduced size, they could place them easily in their sacks.


Input: [Cacciatorini DOP] Fiaschetta Aquilana [Pork Salami] Pork Salami

Output: the “fiaschetta aquilana” is made from lean meat from the thigh of the pig, finely chopped and flavored with salt and spices, then stuffed into a natural intestine casing and placed under pressure for a period of time. The shape of the salami is similar to that of an ancient “fiaschetta portapolvere” or powder flask used to hold gunpowder in the age of muzzle loading firearms.

Cacciatorini sausages are popular for their characteristic taste and small size, which is quickly seasoned and can always be consumed fresh, since eaten quickly one at a time. Moreover, the name of this sausage derives exactly from a widespread rural use of hunters who used to bring short sausages with them in their excursions because, considering their reduced size, they could place them easily in their sacks.


Input: [Cacciatorini DOP] Guanciale Amatriciano [Pork Salami] Pork Salami

Output: The cheek of the pig with special care is detached from the head starting from the throat, trim until you get a classic triangular shape. It is at this point put in salt for 4 or 5 days, depending on weather conditions.

Cacciatorini sausages are popular for their characteristic taste and small size, which is quickly seasoned and can always be consumed fresh, since eaten quickly one at a time. Moreover, the name of this sausage derives exactly from a widespread rural use of hunters who used to bring short sausages with them in their excursions because, considering their reduced size, they could place them easily in their sacks.


Input: [Cacciatorini DOP] Lonza [Pork Salami] Pork Salami

Output: Sausage from the shoulder and neck of the pig; spiced, salted, and hung to dry, aged for a minimum of 2 months. Called Capocollo elsewhere.

Cacciatorini sausages are popular for their characteristic taste and small size, which is quickly seasoned and can always be consumed fresh, since eaten quickly one at a time. Moreover, the name of this sausage derives exactly from a widespread rural use of hunters who used to bring short sausages with them in their excursions because, considering their reduced size, they could place them easily in their sacks.


Input: [Cacciatorini DOP] Mortadella di Campotosto [Pork Salami] Pork Salami

Output: These small mortadellas are commonly called Coglioni di Mulo ("Mule's Balls"). They are, of course, made of pork, the mule only being part of the image. It is a fine-grained salami of choice meat with a square column of lard in the center. According to some of its admirers, the tri-color composition (the white lard, the red meat and the black pepper) has greatly contributed to the commercial success of the product, whose fame has long spread past the borders of the region.

Cacciatorini sausages are popular for their characteristic taste and small size, which is quickly seasoned and can always be consumed fresh, since eaten quickly one at a time. Moreover, the name of this sausage derives exactly from a widespread rural use of hunters who used to bring short sausages with them in their excursions because, considering their reduced size, they could place them easily in their sacks.


Input: [Cacciatorini DOP] Pancetta [Pork Salami] Pork Salami

Output: Fatty meat from the pig's belly, shaped in rectangles or coiled. Essentially it is un-smoked bacon; it is served raw as an antipasto or cooked in numerous dishes.

Cacciatorini sausages are popular for their characteristic taste and small size, which is quickly seasoned and can always be consumed fresh, since eaten quickly one at a time. Moreover, the name of this sausage derives exactly from a widespread rural use of hunters who used to bring short sausages with them in their excursions because, considering their reduced size, they could place them easily in their sacks.


Input: [Cacciatorini DOP] Prosciutto di Basciano [Pork Salami] Pork Salami

Output: Basciano boasts a very special prosciutto. Basciano is a town near the Val Vomano. The area is caressed by cool breezes from the mountains, making for ideal conditions for the ageing of highly esteemed prosciutto. The method used is the classic one which distinguishes all country style prosciutto. The thigh, cleaned and trimmed, is placed in a press for a couple of days so that it loses its internal humours. It is then salted by dry massage with a mixture of salt, garlic and hot peppers. The prosciutto is then hung to age and is ready to be eaten after one year.

Cacciatorini sausages are popular for their characteristic taste and small size, which is quickly seasoned and can always be consumed fresh, since eaten quickly one at a time. Moreover, the name of this sausage derives exactly from a widespread rural use of hunters who used to bring short sausages with them in their excursions because, considering their reduced size, they could place them easily in their sacks.


Input: [Cacciatorini DOP] Salame di Pecora [Pork Salami] Sheep

Output: Rare salami from Anversa degli Abruzzi; sweet and delicate.

Cacciatorini sausages are popular for their characteristic taste and small size, which is quickly seasoned and can always be consumed fresh, since eaten quickly one at a time. Moreover, the name of this sausage derives exactly from a widespread rural use of hunters who used to bring short sausages with them in their excursions because, considering their reduced size, they could place them easily in their sacks.


Input: [Cacciatorini DOP] Soppressata [Pork Salami] Pork Salami

Output: “La soppressata” has this name because it is pressed under weights, it is made with lean meat and is born of an antique and laborious procedure, it requires attention and care during the drying and conservation. It is destined to special circumstances and people.

Cacciatorini sausages are popular for their characteristic taste and small size, which is quickly seasoned and can always be consumed fresh, since eaten quickly one at a time. Moreover, the name of this sausage derives exactly from a widespread rural use of hunters who used to bring short sausages with them in their excursions because, considering their reduced size, they could place them easily in their sacks.


Input: [Cacciatorini DOP] Ventricina Vastese [Pork Salami] Pork Salami

Output: Pork Salami salami spiced with chili and wild fennel; aged at least 3 months. Ventricina is unique and quite identifiable between Abruzzo's delicatessen and is produced, historically, in the hilly zone near Trigno and Sinello rives, called "Vastese". This specialty is made in artisan way still nowadays

Cacciatorini sausages are popular for their characteristic taste and small size, which is quickly seasoned and can always be consumed fresh, since eaten quickly one at a time. Moreover, the name of this sausage derives exactly from a widespread rural use of hunters who used to bring short sausages with them in their excursions because, considering their reduced size, they could place them easily in their sacks.


Input: [Inhalant] Amyl nitrite, butyl nitrite [Examples] Poppers, video head cleaner [Effects]

Output: Sudden sniffing death Weakened immune system Damage to red blood cells (interfering with oxygen supply to vital tissues)

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Input: [Inhalant] Benzene [Examples] Gasoline [Effects]

Output: Bone marrow damage Weakened immune system Increased risk of leukemia (a form of cancer) Reproductive system complications

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Input: [Inhalant] Butane, propane [Examples] Lighter fluid, hair and pain strays [Effects]

Output: Sudden sniffing death from heart effects Serious burn injuries

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Input: [Inhalant] Freon (difluoroethane substitutes) [Examples] Refrigerant and aerosol propellant [Effects]

Output: Sudden sniffing death Breathing problems and death (from sudden cooling of airways) Liver damage

What Are the Other Effects of Inhalants? | NIDA for Teens


Input: [Inhalant] Methylene chloride [Examples] Paint thinners and removers, degreasers [Effects]

Output: Reduced ability of blood to carry oxygen to the brain and body Changes to heart muscle and heartbeat

What Are the Other Effects of Inhalants? | NIDA for Teens


Input: [Inhalant] Nitrous oxide, hexane [Examples] “Laughing gas” [Effects]

Output: Death from lack of oxygen to the brain Altered perception and motor coordination Loss of sensation Spasms Blackouts caused by blood pressure changes Depression of heart muscle functioning

What Are the Other Effects of Inhalants? | NIDA for Teens


Input: [Inhalant] Toluene [Examples] Gasoline, paint thinners and removers, correction fluid [Effects]

Output: Brain damage (loss of brain tissue, impaired thinking, loss of coordination, limb spasms, hearing and vision loss) Liver and kidney damage

What Are the Other Effects of Inhalants? | NIDA for Teens


Input: [Inhalant] Tricholoroethylene [Examples] Spot removers, degreasers [Effects]

Output: Sudden sniffing death Liver disease Reproductive problems Hearing and vision loss

What Are the Other Effects of Inhalants? | NIDA for Teens


Input: [Common Skin Rashes] Cradle Crap [Characteristic Symptoms] Development of thick crusts on the scalp. Dandruff, accompanied by skin flakes. White or yellow scales may develop, with skin flakes. [Causal Agents]

Output: Exact cause is unknown. However, hormones that are passed on to the child by the mother, or a yeast fungus, may the contributing factors.


Input: [Common Skin Rashes] Psoriasis [Characteristic Symptoms] The skin may develop red patches, which are worsened by silvery scales. The affected skin may get dry, itchy, cracked and may bleed. Nails become thicker and ridged. Swollen joints. [Causal Agents]

Output: Even the cause of this kind of skin rash in babies has not been fully understood. Doctors believe that the body's own immune system attacks the healthy cells of the skin.


Input: [Common Skin Rashes] Diaper Rash [Characteristic Symptoms] The skin of the buttocks, thighs and that of the genitals become red and tender to touch. Crying more than usual while diaper changing. [Causal Agents]

Output: The causes include prolonged exposure of the baby's skin to stool or urine, changes in food, yeast infection or one caused by bacteria, wearing tight diapers, and skin that is too sensitive. The rash could also be caused by products like detergents, lotions, powder, etc. Prolong consumption of antibiotics by nursing mothers also make their babies vulnerable to develop diaper rash.


Input: [Common Skin Rashes] Milia [Characteristic Symptoms] Development of white bumps which are common in the nose, chin and cheeks. Some babies may develop acne. [Causal Agents]

Output: The surface of the skin has small pockets near them. So, when tiny skin flakes get trapped in these pockets, milia sets in.


Input: [Common Skin Rashes] Scabies [Characteristic Symptoms] Severe itching, that is usually worse at night. Scalp, face, neck, palms of hands and soles of feet are commonly affected. [Causal Agents]

Output: This type of baby skin rash is caused by coming in contact with the scabies mite.


Input: [Common Skin Rashes] Heat Rash [Characteristic Symptoms] Development of blisters and bumps. These may be tiny and clear, and break easily. The affected area may itch or prick. [Causal Agents]

Output: This rash is caused by clogging of some of the sweat glands of the baby. This may be because the glands have not matured, or a climate is too hot and humid. Other causes may be wearing clothing that prevents perspiration, use of creams and ointments, and overheating.


Input: [Common Skin Rashes] Baby Eczema [Characteristic Symptoms] The baby's skin may develop patches red to brownish-gray in color. Severe itching, most of the time at night. Small bumps; may leak fluid. The skin may become thick and develop cracks. [Causal Agents]

Output: This condition may be regarded as idiopathic, as its cause is unknown. Contributing factors, however, according to experts may be dry, irritated skin, which is further worsened by the immune system.


Input: [Common Skin Rashes] Baby Yeast Infection [Characteristic Symptoms] Red skin rash on the baby's bottom. This rash may be accompanied by small red bumps. [Causal Agents]

Output: Commonly, this condition is caused by a yeast infection of Candida albicans.


Input: [Common Skin Rashes] Drooling rash [Characteristic Symptoms] Rashes around the mouth, chin and neck. [Causal Agents]

Output: Excessive drooling happens to be the cause of this type of rash.


Input: [Auto Batteries] Antifreeze [Herbicides] Fluorescent bulbs (tubes or CFL’s) [Pool Chemicals]

Output: Rust Remover

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Input: [Auto Batteries] Brake Fluid [Herbicides] Rose Dust [Pool Chemicals]

Output: Furniture Stripper

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Input: [Auto Batteries] Transmission Fluid [Herbicides] Pesticides [Pool Chemicals]

Output: Spot Remover

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Input: [Auto Batteries] Degreasers [Herbicides] Paint [Pool Chemicals]

Output: Used Motor Oil

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Input: [Auto Batteries] Engine Cleaners [Herbicides] Solvent [Pool Chemicals]

Output: Paint Thinners

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Input: [Auto Batteries] Disinfectants [Herbicides] Turpentine [Pool Chemicals]

Output: Household Batteries

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Input: [Upper] 8.36 [Lower] 6.39

Output: Prevention of System Call interference Flush of CPU instruction pipeline Flush of CPU caches Disabling of Preemption TLB Flush Disabling of Frequency Scaling / Power Mgt Disabling of MTRR Disabling of L1 and L2 caches Disabling of Interrupts

CPU Time Jitter Based Non-Physical True Random Number Generator


Input: [Upper] N/A [Lower] 4.28 [K] [K] removal of outliers

Output: Prevention of System Call interference Flush of CPU instruction pipeline Flush of CPU caches Disabling of Preemption TLB Flush Disabling of Frequency Scaling / Power Mgt Disabling of MTRR Disabling of L1 and L2 caches Disabling of Interrupts

CPU Time Jitter Based Non-Physical True Random Number Generator


Input: [Upper] 5.30 [Lower] 1.61

Output: Prevention of System Call interference Flush of CPU instruction pipeline Flush of CPU caches Disabling of Preemption TLB Flush Disabling of Frequency Scaling / Power Mgt Disabling of L1 and L2 caches Disabling of Interrupts

CPU Time Jitter Based Non-Physical True Random Number Generator


Input: [Upper] 5.51 [Lower] 1.59

Output: Prevention of System Call interference Flush of CPU instruction pipeline Flush of CPU caches Disabling of Preemption TLB Flush Disabling of Frequency Scaling / Power Mgt Disabling of Interrupts

CPU Time Jitter Based Non-Physical True Random Number Generator


Input: [Upper] 6.88 [Lower] 3.10

Output: Prevention of System Call interference Flush of CPU instruction pipeline Flush of CPU caches Disabling of Preemption TLB Flush Disabling of Frequency Scaling / Power Mgt

CPU Time Jitter Based Non-Physical True Random Number Generator


Input: [Upper] 6.91 [Lower] 3.06

Output: Prevention of System Call interference Flush of CPU instruction pipeline Flush of CPU caches TLB Flush Disabling of Frequency Scaling / Power Mgt

CPU Time Jitter Based Non-Physical True Random Number Generator


Input: [Upper] 6.90 [Lower] 2.65

Output: Prevention of System Call interference Flush of CPU instruction pipeline Flush of CPU caches Disabling of Frequency Scaling / Power Mgt

CPU Time Jitter Based Non-Physical True Random Number Generator


Input: [Upper] 5.19 [Lower] 1.46

Output: Prevention of System Call interference Flush of CPU instruction pipeline Flush of CPU caches Disabling of Frequency Scaling / Power Mgt Disabling of Interrupts

CPU Time Jitter Based Non-Physical True Random Number Generator


Input: [Upper] 5.94 [Lower] 2.28

Output: Prevention of System Call interference Flush of CPU instruction pipeline Disabling of Frequency Scaling / Power Mgt Disabling of Interrupts

CPU Time Jitter Based Non-Physical True Random Number Generator


Input: [Upper] 5.94 [Lower] 1.69

Output: Prevention of System Call interference Disabling of Frequency Scaling / Power Mgt Disabling of Interrupts

CPU Time Jitter Based Non-Physical True Random Number Generator


Input: [Upper] 5.87 [Lower] 1.89

Output: Prevention of System Call interference Flush of CPU caches Disabling of Frequency Scaling / Power Mgt Disabling of Interrupts

CPU Time Jitter Based Non-Physical True Random Number Generator


Input: [Specifications] Superior [Title]

Output: Room Type

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Input: [Specifications] Top [Title]

Output: Floor

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Input: [Specifications] 6ft, Super king [Title]

Output: Bed Size

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Input: [Specifications] Double aspect views of Lynton & Lynmouth and the Lyn valleys, across Foreland Point to Wales [Title]

Output: View

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Input: [Specifications] Compact bath with shower over [Title]

Output: Bathroom

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Input: [Specifications] TV DVD/CD player, radio alarm clock, hairdryer and hospitality tray [Title]

Output: Facilities

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Input: [Brodmann’s] 1,2,3 [Result of Lesion] Contralateral impairment of touch, pressure, propioception [Name]

Output: Primary somesthetic area


Input: [Brodmann’s] 4 [Result of Lesion] Contralateral flaccid paralysis [Name]

Output: Primary motor cortex


Input: [Brodmann’s] 6 [Result of Lesion] Spasticity, increased DTRs [Name]

Output: Supplementary motor cortex


Input: [Brodmann’s] 8 [Result of Lesion] Loss of voluntary movement of eyes to contralateral field [Name]

Output: Frontal eye fields


Input: [Brodmann’s] 17,18,19 [Result of Lesion] Contralateral visual field loss, visual agnosia [Name]

Output: Visual cortex


Input: [Brodmann’s] 22 [Result of Lesion] Receptive aphasia (dominant hemisphere) [Name]

Output: Wernicke’s area


Input: [Brodmann’s] 39 [Result of Lesion] Alexia, agraphia, (dominant hemisphere) [Name]

Output: Angular gyrus


Input: [Brodmann’s] 40 [Result of Lesion] Tacticle/propioceptive agnosia, apraxia, left/right confusion (dominant hemisphere) [Name]

Output: Supramarginal gyrus


Input: [Brodmann’s] 41,42 [Result of Lesion] None (hearing is bilaterally represented) [Name]

Output: Auditory area


Input: [Brodmann’s] 44,45 [Result of Lesion] Expressive aphasia (dominant hemisphere) [Name]

Output: Broca’s area


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Nitrogen (N) [Function in Plant] Chlorophyll production; promotes rapid growth and maturation; major component of plant proteins and genetic material [Sources for Fertilizer] Coffee grounds Blood meal Alfalfa meal Seaweed Pee (yes, really) [Signs of Deficiency]

Output: Pale to yellow leaves; slow or stunted growth; brown or dry leaf tips; low yield


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Phosphorus (P) [Function in Plant] Helps to stimulate new growth and cell division; assists in protein synthesis; promotes early growth; required for transfer of energy during photosynthesis [Sources for Fertilizer] Bone meal Rock phosphate [Signs of Deficiency]

Output: Slow or stunted growth; unusually dark green leaves and foliage; reddening of leaves and foliage


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Potassium (K) [Function in Plant] Controls opening and closing of stomata; allows efficient use of water; stabilizes plant pH; prevents heat stress and drought damage [Sources for Fertilizer] Greensand Manure Wood ash Seaweed [Signs of Deficiency]

Output: Chlorosis (yellowing between veins in leaves); brown or dry leaf tips; yellow, brown, or purple spots in leaves; sickly overall appearance


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Secondary Nutrients [Function in Plant] Function in Plant [Sources for Fertilizer] Sources for Fertilizer [Signs of Deficiency]

Output: Signs of Deficiency


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Calcium (Ca) [Function in Plant] Building structure of plant cells, including walls and membranes [Sources for Fertilizer] Lime Gypsum Eggshells [Signs of Deficiency]

Output: New growth or growing tips stunted, malformed or dead; blossom end rot in tomatoes


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Magnesium (Mg) [Function in Plant] Component of chlorophyll; aids in enzyme functions; assists in metabolism and processing nutrients; involved in synthesis of fats, sugars, and oils [Sources for Fertilizer] Epsom salt Coffee grounds Matches [Signs of Deficiency]

Output: Chlorosis (yellowing between veins in leaves); leaf drop


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Sulfur (S) [Function in Plant] Synthesis of proteins; involved in photosynthesis and enzyme activities [Sources for Fertilizer] Gypsum Epsom salt [Signs of Deficiency]

Output: Stunted or reduced growth; paling or yellowing of leaves, particularly new leaves; purpling of leaves or leaf edges


Input: [0] Material [Thermal Carafe] Vacuum, Insulated Stainless Steel [Glass Carafe]

Output: Glass

Understanding the difference between glass and thermal carafes


Input: [0] Visible coffee level [Thermal Carafe] No [Glass Carafe]

Output: Yes

Understanding the difference between glass and thermal carafes


Input: [0] Dishwasher safe [Thermal Carafe] No [Glass Carafe]

Output: Yes

Understanding the difference between glass and thermal carafes


Input: [0] Ideal holding time [Thermal Carafe] 1 hour [Glass Carafe]

Output: 20 minutes

Understanding the difference between glass and thermal carafes


Input: [0] Additional heat source needed to keep coffee at ideal holding temperature [Thermal Carafe] No [Glass Carafe]

Output: Yes

Understanding the difference between glass and thermal carafes


Input: [0] Pre- Heating of carafe [Thermal Carafe] Yes [Glass Carafe]

Output: No

Understanding the difference between glass and thermal carafes


Input: [Description/Definition] Disruption of soft tissue with it's bony attachment [Term]

Output: Avulsion Fracture


Input: [Description/Definition] Fibrous soft tissue formation located in a joint which serves as a shock absorber and spacer [Term]

Output: Cartilage(Meniscus)


Input: [Description/Definition] Contusion to the brain [Term]

Output: Concussion


Input: [Description/Definition] Crushing of tissue [Term]

Output: Contusion


Input: [Description/Definition] Complete disunion of at least one of the bones in a joint [Term]

Output: Dislocation


Input: [Description/Definition] A complete or partial interuption of a bony surface [Term]

Output: Fracture


Input: [Description/Definition] Soft tissue connecting a bone to another bone [Term]

Output: Ligament


Input: [Description/Definition] Rebuilding of a body part or joint [Term]

Output: Reconstruction


Input: [Description/Definition] First, second, or third degree corresponding to a mild, moderate, or severe injury [Term]

Output: Severity


Input: [Description/Definition] A muscle's protective splinting mechanism [Term]

Output: Spasm


Input: [Description/Definition] Disruption of ligamentous fibers [Term]

Output: Sprain


Input: [Description/Definition] Disruption of muscle fibers [Term]

Output: Strain


Input: [Description/Definition] Partial shifting of a bone in a joint [Term]

Output: Subluxation


Input: [Description/Definition] Inflammation of a tendon [Term]

Output: Tendonitis


Input: [Description/Definition] Soft tissue connecting a muscle to a bone [Term]

Output: Tendon


Input: [Features:] The Art of Image Making [Benefits:]

Output: The progressive scan CCD sensor at the heart of the HDW-F900R marks a significant advance in Sony HAD CCD technology. It is a development that now makes possible image capture over a range of frame rates, and ensures that their quality is at the highest possible level. This progressive scan CCD sensor provides a sensitivity of f10 at 2,000 lux (at 59.94i) providing subjectively noise and grain-free pictures. At 24 fps, with a 1/48-second shutter speed (equivalent to a 180º film camera shutter setting), the exposure index of the HDW-F900R is approximately equivalent to 300 ISO*. It allows the acquisition of gain-free imagery in deeply shadowed areas of a scene. Superb CCD highlight-handling greatly extends the Exposure Latitude of the camera allowing directors the dramatic freedom to shoot and capture extreme highlights in otherwise low-key scenes.


Input: [Features:] The Mastery of Signal Processing [Benefits:]

Output: Picture Tonal Reproduction is substantially enriched by the adoption of an advanced CCD with a wide dynamic range and a 12-bit A/D converter that is then followed by powerful, high-speed, Advanced Digital Signal Processing (ADSP). ADSP allows the active manipulation of many picture parameters to expand the use of in-camera effects.


Input: [Features:] New Ergonomics [Benefits:]

Output: As part of Sony's continuous efforts to make the design of our camcorders to be user-friendly and practical, stylish and appealing, The design of the new HDW-F900R has been greatly refined to increase the comfort and versatility. One of the most significant features in the HDW-F900R design is the camcorder's compact size - the length of the camera body is 20% shorter compared to the previous model. In addition to its compact size, the HDW-F900R provides HD-SDI output directly from the camera body, moving from analog outputs of the preceding model. The more compact nature of the camcorder makes it extremely easy and flexible to use when shooting in space-constrained locations, such as in a car. The HDW-F900R is also extremely lightweight - 2.6 kg lighter than the previous model. Even with the viewfinder, battery, cassette, microphone, and a small variable or fixed-focal length lens, the total weight is only approximately 5.4 kg (12 lb). The streamlined design inherits the superb weight distribution and balance from the previous model, yet provides much higher mobility, making the camcorder particularly suitable for hand-held shots. It also sits comfortably on the shoulder and can be carried with minimum fatigue. The HDW-F900R incorporates a B-4 lens mount that facilitates quick lens replacement, which is also reinforced to support heavy lenses. All switches, meters, and indicators are positioned in the most logical places for optimum functionality and ease of use. It can be readily mounted on a Steadicam™ or mounted on a tripod, geared-head, or motion-control system. This compact and lightweight camera opens new possibilities for creative camera work, while delivering uncompromising picture quality.


Input: [Features:] Internal Light System [Benefits:]

Output: A two-pin socket provides up to 50 watts of power from the attached lithium-ion battery. This can be used to power a variety of ancillary devices, including a front-light that can be mounted on the upper part of the handle. The power can be switched on and off manually or, when in Auto mode, it can be set to be synchronized with the operation of the Record button.


Input: [Features:] Cassette loading [Benefits:]

Output: The cassette loading is fast, simple, and reliable. It takes less than 5 seconds* for cassette change.


Input: [Features:] Optical Filter Wheels [Benefits:]

Output: For the optical picture treatment, two independent filter wheels (each with four filter positions) are provided, one with for Neutral Density (ND) and one with Color Correction (CC) filters are installed.


Input: [Features:] Extended Clear Scan [Benefits:]

Output: The Extended Clear Scan function is particularly useful when shooting scenes that contain computer or TV screens as it minimize the horizontal bars that can appear. The ECS shutter speed is continuously variable. When the camera is operated at 24P with a 1/48-second shutter speed, it exactly emulates the motion blur of a film camera operating at 24 fps with a 180º shutter.


Input: [Features:] Safety Zone Marker [Benefits:]

Output: To allow for individual production requirements, the HDW-F900R provides a Safety Zone Marker user adjustable for any aspect ratio


Input: [Features:] Balanced Audio Inputs [Benefits:]

Output: The HDW-F900R is equipped with a range of balanced audio interfaces; an analog 5-pin XLR connector for stereo audio output, two 3-pin XLR connectors with selectable MIC/Line level input, and the front microphone input. The two 3-pin XLR connectors can also be switched to accept four channels of AES/EBU digital audio input, establishing a highly functional digital EFP audio system using the Sony DMX-P01 Digital Portable Mixer.


Input: [Features:] Dual HD-SDI Outputs [Benefits:]

Output: In response to the strong requirements for convenient and high-quality on-set monitoring, two HD-SDI outputs have been incorporated into the HDW-F900R camera body as standard. This is a great enhancement to the previous model, which offered HD-SDI output only through the use of an external camera adaptor.


Input: [Features:] Recording on HDCAM SR [Benefits:]

Output: The HDW-F950R can feed camera output signals via its HD-SDI connector for recording on external VTRs such as Sony SRW-1 HDCAM-SR portable recorders.


Input: [Features:] LCD Status Panel and Diagnostic System [Benefits:]

Output: All the main operational controls and switches are located on the left-hand side of the camcorder. The LCD panel is on the same side, and shows a wide range of status and diagnostic displays such as Tape Remaining, Battery Level, Audio Levels, etc.


Input: [Features:] Assignable Function Buttons [Benefits:]

Output: You can assign Viewfinder Return, Record, and other functions to this switch.


Input: [Features:] Electronic Shutter [Benefits:]

Output: The electronic shutter helps in capturing clear images of fast-moving objects by selectively minimizing motion blur.


Input: [Features:] Adjustable Shoulder Pad [Benefits:]

Output: The position of the shoulder pad on the HDW-F900R can be easily adjusted - both forwards and backwards - without using a screwdriver. This ensures the operator can always attain a comfortable and well-balanced camera position, even when docked with a range of lenses.


Input: [Features:] Mic Volume Protection [Benefits:]

Output: A protection cover located under the volume knob of the front microphone is provided to prevent operators from accidentally changing the volume.


Input: [Features:] Contrast Range [Benefits:]

Output: The HDW-F900R can handle a very impressive contrast range. For the most challenging of light settings and associated scene conditions, several useful operational features are available that allow image optimization in real-time to help capture the desired mood of a shot. The first of these important functions is RGB Gamma Balance. By changing gamma balance it is possible to change the color balance of the mid-tones without affecting black and white balance. The second feature, Black Gamma allows fine adjustment of tonal reproduction in the shadows (black) to be made. This can help to bring out details from the dark parts of the picture without affecting mid-tones and with the absolute black level remaining unchanged. It is particularly helpful for dark scenes when the black has to stay black, but there is a requirement to pull out more details. The range of creative possibilities offered by modifying RGB Gamma Balance and changing Black Gamma is quite inspiring and, when mastered by a cinematographer, offers a great advantage in achieving a desired 'look'.


Input: [Features:] Extended Gamma Features [Benefits:]

Output: Hyper Gamma//User Gamma Flexibility


Input: [Features:] Colorimetry [Benefits:]

Output: The HDW-F900R produces pictures with astonishing color reproduction accuracy. Its Multi Matrix function also offers unique possibilities for creative intervention by allowing selective color enhancement or alteration. Multi Matrix allows a particular color to be selected and its hue changed over a range of approximately 20 degrees. The level of saturation can also be modified. This permits some very interesting "in camera" effects - similar to the secondary color correction normally reserved for post production special effects work - and is performed at the full bit depth.


Input: [Features:] Picture Sharpness [Benefits:]

Output: The HDW-F900R produces extremely delicate pictures with fine detail. The CCDs, each with 2.2 million pixels, faithfully capture images with natural sharpness. The HDW-F900R also incorporates some new and innovative image enhancement functions, allowing very precise control of the way the picture texture and edges are represented. The first of these new features is Soft Focus. The Soft Focus adjustment is particularly convenient for those who find conventional digital images to be too sharp and allows cinematic pictures to be created. In concert with optical filtration, this additional digital filtration can add a new creative extension to the treatment of image softness - and it can be optimized in real-time on the shoot. The second feature, Adaptive Detail Control (also known as Knee Aperture), allows the image detail enhancement in the highlight areas to look more natural. The third featureis Skin Tone Detail. This controls the detail level of objects with specific color tonality. It is particularly useful when shooting talents with the intent to creatively alter and soften the texture of their facial appearance while the remainder of the scene retains its full crispness. Within selected areas, details can be enhanced as well as softened. This can be a powerful imaging tool not available in film shooting. Three sets of such correction parameters can be applied simultaneously.


Input: [Features:] Picture Stability [Benefits:]

Output: By its very nature any digital or video camera delivers rock steady pictures. The HDW-F900R is no exception. The picture stability is particularly relevant for productions incorporating multi-layered compositing special effects. Image weave, compounded by noise, is the enemy of all compression algorithms. The emergence of highly compressed MPEG-based delivery systems, including DVD and digital transmission using multiple GOPs (Group of Pictures) calls for a high level of picture stability to maintain picture quality - and digital acquisition is a major boon.


Input: [Features:] Texture [Benefits:]

Output: Because of the very good signal to noise ratio performance, the HDW-F900R delivers subjectively noiseless and grain-free pictures having the finest, most delicate and almost transparent texture. This can exploit the use of subtle cosmetics on the human face, as well as superb reproduction of fine-textured materials. This is extremely beneficial in commercial production. It is also particularly useful when working on productions that require multi-layering and blue-screen effects. The separation between useful information and unwanted grain or noise is straightforward and delivers accurate and spectacular results.


Input: [Features:] Stop Motion and Time Lapse [Benefits:]

Output: With the HKDW-703 Picture Cache Board equipped, the HDW-F900R offers a frame-by-frame recording capability that provides stop-motion and time-lapse modes of operation in-camera. This offers new and innovative creative opportunities in both animation and model shooting. *The tape requires to be pre-striped on its LTC (at the desired frame/field rate) by the HDW-F900R that will be used in the actual shooting.


Input: [Features:] Down Converter Board [Benefits:]

Output: The HKDW-702 Down Converter Board* provides down-converted standard-definition (SD) output from the 1080/59.94i or 1080/50i HD signal with four-channel embedded audio. This makes it possible to monitor recording on-set using a conventional SD-based monitor. SD-SDI or analog composite can be selected via the camcorder's set-up menu.


Input: [Features:] Picture Cache Board [Benefits:]

Output: The HKDW-703 Picture Cache Board, which was originally developed for the HDW-750 series camcorders, is now compatible with the HDW-F900R. It provides up to eight seconds of loop recording using solid state memory. Thus, when the REC start button is pressed, everything that happened up to eight seconds before that moment can be recorded to tape. In addition, time-lapse and frame-by-frame recording capabilities, known as the interval recording function, can be provided by this option board.


Input: [Features:] 2-3 Pulldown Converter Board [Benefits:]

Output: the HKDW-902R* is also available, which down-converts 1080/23.98P HD signals to SD signals via 2-3 pull-down circuitry. Thus, it allows on-set SD monitoring of 1080/23.98P signals on a conventional NTSC monitor. This board also enables SD output to the camcorder's viewfinder or a monitor connected to the camcorder during 23.98P recording. With this function, users can check images on the viewfinder or monitor without the flickers that usually occur from 23.98P recording. For the down-converted SD signal, SD-SDI or analog composite can be selected via the camcorder's set-up menu.


Input: [Features:] Slow Shutter/Image Inverter Board [Benefits:]

Output: The HKDW-905R Slow Shutter and Image Inverter Board** powerfully enhances the operational and creative versatility of the HDW-F900R camcorder. With the HKDW-905R equipped, the camcorder can slow its shutter speed down to a 64-frame period*. During such a long frame period, electrical charges accumulate on the CCDs, dramatically increasing sensitivity. This helps camera operators to shoot in extremely dark environments. In addition, because more picture blur occurs when shutter speed is reduced, the HKDW-905R allows operators to produce creative pictures when shooting moving objects, through the intentional use of blurred images. The image-inversion function of the HKDW-905R board also allows the use of a variety of image-inverting lenses, the Anamorphic Lens Adaptor, and cinema lenses with 2/3-inch adaptors. *The slow-shutter function and the image-inversion function cannot be used simultaneously. The shutter speed can be adjusted to a 1-, 2-, 3-, 4-, 5-, 6-, 7-, 8-, 16-, 32-, or 64-frame period.


Input: [Scent Name] Angel Whispers [Scent Description]

Output: To truly relax and restore the body, mind and spirit, you need to release your attachments to the outside world, however compelling they may seem. Its vitally important to make time for yourself in your own private retreat. Angel Whispers helps create this haven.


Input: [Scent Name] Apple Cinnamon [Scent Description]

Output: Yum spiced mulled cider and homemade apple pie make you feel right at home. There's nothing more cozy or inviting. Welcome home.


Input: [Scent Name] Baked Pear & Cinnamon Treat [Scent Description]

Output: Open the oven and pull out your baked pear. Now sprinkle with a touch of cinnamon. Enjoy the comforting fragrance all day, everyday.


Input: [Scent Name] Cashmere Woods [Scent Description]

Output: Apple-picking on a crisp autumn afternoon. Kicking through piles of fallen leaves. Sipping tea and watching the trees turn, while wrapped in the warmth of a cherished quilt. Enjoy all that fall has to offer.


Input: [Scent Name] Clean Linen [Scent Description]

Output: Remember the freshness of warm, spring breezes blowing through the laundry outside. Give your home a gentle lift with Clean Linen, America's favorite Glade Fragrance!* *Based on ACN 52-week sales for FDM for electric scented oils, gels, candles, and battery-operated automatic sprays.


Input: [Scent Name] Clean Linen & Sunny Days [Scent Description]

Output: You can bring the feeling of a beautiful day into your home no matter what is going on outside.


Input: [Scent Name] Clear Springs [Scent Description]

Output: Formulated to fight even the toughest cooking, pet, and bathroom odors. The invigorating scent of an untouched wilderness recalling leaves rustling softly in the breeze near rippling waters, will leave your home smelling fresh and clean.


Input: [Scent Name] Cool Serenity [Scent Description]

Output: Like a day at the spa, relax with the scents of water peony flowers, sandalwood and soothing waters.


Input: [Scent Name] Cotton & Italian Mandarin [Scent Description]

Output: Escape into a relaxing Italian villa with the clean and refreshing fragrance Cotton & Italian Mandarin. A breezy blend of cotton, honeydew and sandalwood complemented by sparkling citrus creates a captivating fragrance thats not to be missed.


Input: [Scent Name] Country Garden [Scent Description]

Output: Take an invigorating walk through the beautiful countryside, with blooming wildflowers and freshly cut grass. The lovely green floral scent of Country Garden evokes the senses. You can almost feel the warm sun on your skin and hear the birds chirping.


Input: [Scent Name] Creamy Custard & Apple Cinnamon [Scent Description]

Output: Bite into the red and gold apples fresh from the orchard. Now savor the sweet, creamy vanilla custard. This warm scent fills your home with wholesome goodness.


Input: [Scent Name] Crisp Waters [Scent Description]

Output: Imagine discovering a secluded mountain spring. The waters are crystal clear and inviting. Go ahead. Dive into a refreshing experience.


Input: [Scent Name] Fresh Berries [Scent Description]

Output: Take a nap in the sunny meadow full of joyful, tart berries that are waiting to be picked from the vine - a dream come true.


Input: [Scent Name] French Vanilla [Scent Description]

Output: Savor the rich sweetness of pure vanilla. It is as refreshing as a big scoop of vanilla ice cream on a warm day. Go ahead and dig in.


Input: [Scent Name] Fresh Berries & Wild Raspberry [Scent Description]

Output: A luscious berry scent that's sure to conjure images of sunny days and fond memories. Not too sweet, not too tart, its the perfect blend of fresh berry aromas.


Input: [Scent Name] Fresh Scent for Pet Odors [Scent Description]

Output: Tough Odor Solutions with Odor Fighter Technology eliminates even the strongest pet odors, leaving a wholesome, inviting fragrance in the air so your home smells fresh and clean.


Input: [Scent Name] Fuji Apple & Cardamom Spice [Scent Description]

Output: Enliven your senses with a spicy concoction of sweet pears, crisp apples and a dash of cinnamon and clove. Transform your home with fragrance.


Input: [Scent Name] Garden Retreat [Scent Description]

Output: Slip into a tranquil sanctuary of flowers and waterfalls, where clear springs, lily of the valley and melon fragrance the air.


Input: [Scent Name] Hawaiian Breeze [Scent Description]

Output: Aloha. The breeze off the Pacific Ocean mingles with the Hawaiian pineapple groves and tropical flora. You can bring the feeling of paradise to your home everyday.


Input: [Scent Name] Hawaiian Breeze & Vanilla Passion Fruit [Scent Description]

Output: You can bring the feeling of paradise to your home everyday


Input: [Scent Name] Island Escape [Scent Description]

Output: A Caribbean beach escape is only a moment away as the scents of blue aqua, sun-warmed figs, and ripe mango fill the air.


Input: [Scent Name] Jasmine & Wild Orchid [Scent Description]

Output: A fragrance that summons echoes of the exotic East. The freshness of raindrenched wild orchid petals intermingles with hints of jasmine, pink peony and night blooming orchid to create a lush, floral scent that is relaxing and uplifting. Find it where other Glade products are sold.


Input: [Scent Name] Lavender & Juniper Berry [Scent Description]

Output: Relax your senses with the fresh fragrance of lush lavender and juniper berry, eucalyptus and rose. This fragrance will lift your spirits and create a tranquil oasis in every home.


Input: [Scent Name] Lavender & Peach Blossom [Scent Description]

Output: Wander into a field of rich lavender and peach trees. Lavender & Peach Blossom showers you with luxurious white sage, lilac, lavender, peach and lily. Lose yourself in this captivating blend of fruity and floral fragrances.


Input: [Scent Name] Lavender & Vanilla [Scent Description]

Output: Slow down and relax with the soothing blend of lavender and warm vanilla.


Input: [Scent Name] Lavender Meadow [Scent Description]

Output: Imagine running your hands through an open field of lush lavender blossoms, as they gently sway in the wind. Glade Lavender Meadow helps capture a moment of pure relaxation.


Input: [Scent Name] Lemongrass & Citrus [Scent Description]

Output: Discover the invigorating experience of Lemongrass & Citrus. Enjoy the revitalizing and cleansing scent of lemongrass mixed with a delicate hint of citrus highlights.


Input: [Scent Name] Magic Meadow [Scent Description]

Output: Its time to liven things up! The revitalizing scents of fresh grass, morning dew, and white jasmine combine in a unique way. Youll find something awakened not just in your home, but in you.


Input: [Scent Name] Moonlit Walk & Wandering Stream [Scent Description]

Output: The night is vast and majestic underneath a starry sky. All is silent except for the distant sound of rippling water. Savor the moment with this rich, romantic scent.


Input: [Scent Name] Ocean Blue [Scent Description]

Output: Let the fresh scent of water flowers and ocean surf wash over you. Just like footprints on the beach, it will leave a happy impression.


Input: [Scent Name] Ocean Blue & Refreshing Surf [Scent Description]

Output: Just like footprints on the beach, it will leave a happy impression


Input: [Scent Name] Pineapple & Mangosteen [Scent Description]

Output: Take a daily trip to the tropics with the alluring fragrance of juicy pineapple and a hint of tangy mangosteen, ripe coconut and blossoming passionflower.


Input: [Scent Name] Playful Paradise [Scent Description]

Output: Its time to get playful! The scents of ocean mist, orange blossom, and sandalwood will turn your home into a Playful Paradise. Its the perfect way to spring into a new season. Available at limited retailers.


Input: [Scent Name] Polka Dot Petals [Scent Description]

Output: Let cheerful blossoms help you get moving. Dive into the joyful medley of honeysuckle, lily of the valley, and pineapple. Drift off to a peaceful place where freshness thrives.


Input: [Scent Name] Red Honeysuckle Nectar [Scent Description]

Output: Red Honeysuckle Nectar bursts with floral sweetness. Experience a rich bouquet of honeysuckle, lotus flower, pink lady apple and dewberry. Brighten the mood of every room.


Input: [Scent Name] Refreshing Citrus [Scent Description]

Output: Enjoy the revitalizing and cleansing scent of fresh citrus.


Input: [Scent Name] Refreshing Spa [Scent Description]

Output: Glade Refreshing Spa fragrance will leave your bathroom smelling great!


Input: [Scent Name] Sweet Pea & Lilac [Scent Description]

Output: On a warm, summer day, you stroll through lush gardens filled with sweet pea flowers and fresh lilacs. You're greeted by a light, gentle fragrance that welcomes you in and puts your mind at ease.


Input: [Scent Name] Sheer White Cotton [Scent Description]

Output: Wrap yourself in the warm comfort of freshly laundered linens. Sheer White Cotton is a captivating blend of floral, fruity and woody notesincluding freesia and limethat embraces you in its soft, relaxing folds. Find it where other Glade products are sold.


Input: [Scent Name] Sherbet Sunshine [Scent Description]

Output: Cool off with a sweet treat in the sun. Sherbet Sunshine is bursting with the scents of creamy vanilla, raspberry, and waffle cone. Its a fun way to bring some sunshine indoors! Available at limited retailers.


Input: [Scent Name] Tropical Mist [Scent Description]

Output: Savor the mingled scents of pineapples, papayas, kiwis and melons, and you might find yourself swept away to a faraway beach.


Input: [Scent Name] White Tea & Lily [Scent Description]

Output: Welcome guests in your home to the restful retreat of Glade White Tea & Lily. It is perfect for creating a spa like atmosphere for the everyday.


Input: [Scent Name] Water Blossoms [Scent Description]

Output: Enjoy the clean, refreshing fragrance found near a gentle brook when lavender, Casablanca lily and fresh water meet.


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] Less than 1/100 ml [SOURCES] Bacteria usually from environment such as soil, vegetation, etc. [EFFECTS] May cause diarrhea & vomiting [AGENT]

Output: Total coliform bacteria

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] Less than 1/100 ml [SOURCES] Also known as enterococci, typically from feces [EFFECTS] May cause diarrhea & vomiting [AGENT]

Output: E.coli bacteria

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] Less than 10 mg/L [SOURCES] Runoff from fertilizer use, leaching from septic tanks, sewage, erosion of natural deposits [EFFECTS] May cause infant blood problems [AGENT]

Output: Nitrate-N

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] Less than 1 mg/L [SOURCES] Runoff from fertilizer use, leaching from septic tanks, sewage, erosion of natural deposits [EFFECTS] May cause infant blood problems [AGENT]

Output: Nitrite-N

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] 6.5-8.5 [SOURCES] Measures the acidity or alkalinity, pH scale ranges from 0-14 with 7 being neutral Below 7 is considered acidic and above 7 is considered alkaline Naturally rain water is 5.5 on the pH scale Most water in Maine is below 7 on the pH scale [EFFECTS] Strongly acidic or alkaline water is corrosive and can dissolve toxic materials from plumbing (such as copper piping or lead soldering on piping) that can cause health concerns Acidic water dissolves copper leaving a tell-tale blue or green staining on fixtures Corrosive nature can lead to costly repair or replacement of plumbing system Acidic and alkaline water can have an adverse effect on water treatment systems [AGENT]

Output: pH

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] Less than 5 NTU [SOURCES] Small particles of solid matter, possibly from soil runoff [EFFECTS] Water can appear opaque or cloudy Sand or lead shavings could be in your water May cause plumbing, hot water tanks, etc. to plug up [AGENT]

Output: Turbidity

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] Less than 1.3 mg/L [SOURCES] Natural deposits or corrosion of household plumbing [EFFECTS] Short term exposure: Gastrointestinal distress Long term exposure: liver or kidney damage [AGENT]

Output: Copper

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] Less than 0.3 mg/L [SOURCES] Natural deposits Over 25% of Earth’s crust is iron, so it is naturally one of most common reasons for water treatment Iron manifests itself in two forms: Ferric Iron (suspended solid, visible in water) and Ferrous Iron (dissolved solid, colorless until exposed to air) [EFFECTS] Water may appear colored, ranging from light yellow to bright orange Stains fixtures and/or clothes Can impart unpleasant taste, often bitter or metallic in taste Will build up in plumbing, sometimes to the point of completely blocking pipes [AGENT]

Output: Iron

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] Less than 0.05 mg/L [SOURCES] Natural deposits [EFFECTS] Black or brown staining of fixtures Perhaps black-brown string or yarn-like substance in toilet tanks Can impart unpleasant taste, often bitter or metallic in taste Higher levels have been linked to impulse control & short fuse response in children [AGENT]

Output: Manganese

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [SOURCES] Based on the amount of dissolved calcium and magnesium present in water [EFFECTS] Can create scales in cold water piping Heated hard water can build up in water heaters, boilers, and other appliances; and can boosts heating bills by as much as 20% Unsightly film or scum in tub & other fixtures; usage of more soap is required to clean; Build up on skin & hair; can cause dry skin, brittle hair, skin irritation & clogged pores Graying of whites or loss of brightness in colored laundry; can cut back life cycle of clothing by 35% Calcium & Magnesium will be absorbed by foods cooked in water & foods are more likely to shrink & become tough [AGENT]

Output: Hardness

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] None per State of Maine 250 mg/L per National Secondary Drinking Water Regulations recommendation [SOURCES] Possible salt intrusion from sea water or naturally occurring deposits in bedrock [EFFECTS] Salty taste Well close to road and salts from plowing roads leaching into well water [AGENT]

Output: Chloride

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] Less than 10 ug/L [SOURCES] Natural deposits or from manufacturing or herbicides [EFFECTS] May cause cancer/low birth weight May cause bladder, lung, skin, kidney, nasal passage, liver and prostate cancer Recent studies in school-age children have reported association between neurological behavior functions and exposure to arsenic via drinking water [AGENT]

Output: Arsenic

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] Less than 15 ug/L [SOURCES] Corrosion of household plumbing or solder, erosion of natural deposits, brass alloy fixtures [EFFECTS] May cause brain damage Delay in physical or mental development in children May cause high blood pressure, kidney problems in adults [AGENT]

Output: Lead

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] Less than 120 mg/L [SOURCES] Metallic element naturally found and highly soluble [EFFECTS] Possible salt intrusion from sea water or naturally occurring deposits in bedrock Salt runoff from plowing roads may be leaching into well water (if well is close to road) [AGENT]

Output: Sodium

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] Less than 30 ug/L [SOURCES] Natural deposits [EFFECTS] May cause kidney problems May effect kidneys & blood pressure Cancer risk is raised Test for radon if uranium is present [AGENT]

Output: Uranium

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] Less than 4000 pCi/L [SOURCES] Natural deposits Radon is a gas [EFFECTS] May cause cancer Radon Gas causes lung cancer and is linked to stomach, liver and brain cancer Chemically damages your DNA In Maine about 25% of lung cancer deaths have been linked to homes with radon gas in the well water Up to 1/3 of all wells in Maine have radon gas of over 4000 pCi/L 10,000 pCi/L of radon gas in water = 1 pCi/L in air [AGENT]

Output: Radon

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] None [SOURCES] Comes from vegetation [EFFECTS] As little as .02 and will notice tea colored water Causes staining and/or build up on fixtures & in plumbing [AGENT]

Output: Tannins

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] Between 0.6 mg/L and 1.7 mg/L [SOURCES] Natural deposits [EFFECTS] If too little, increased chance of tooth decay and if too much, stained teeth [AGENT]

Output: Fluoride

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [ACCEPTABLE or SAFE LIMITS] None [SOURCES] Hydrogen sulfide gas [EFFECTS] Water will smell like rotten eggs Odor will be evident at levels as low as 0.5 mg/L [AGENT]

Output: Sulfur

Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


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Haskell Water Treatment Drinking Water Standards and Definitions


Input: [2] A curve along the face of a board that usually runs from end to end. [0]

Output: Bow

Sam Rogers' Common Wood & Lumber Defects


Input: [2] A crack in the wood structure of a piece, usually running lengthwise. Checks are usually restricted to the end of a board and do not penetrate as far as the opposite side of a piece of sawn timber. [0]

Output: Check

Sam Rogers' Common Wood & Lumber Defects


Input: [2] Warping along the edge from one end to the other. This is most common in wood that was cut from the centre of the tree near the pith. [0]

Output: Crook

Sam Rogers' Common Wood & Lumber Defects


Input: [2] Warping along the face of a board across the width of the board. This defect is most common of plain-sawn lumber. [0]

Output: Cup

Sam Rogers' Common Wood & Lumber Defects


Input: [2] Separation of grain between the growth rings, often extending along the board's face and sometimes below its surface. [0]

Output: Shake

Sam Rogers' Common Wood & Lumber Defects


Input: [2] A longitudinal separation of the fibres which extends to the opposite face of a piece of sawn timber. [0]

Output: Split

Sam Rogers' Common Wood & Lumber Defects


Input: [2] Warping in lumber where the ends twist in opposite directions. [0]

Output: Twist

Sam Rogers' Common Wood & Lumber Defects


Input: [2] The presence of bark or absence of wood on corners or along the length of a piece of lumber. Wane in the form of bark is more commonly associated with rough milled lumber. In the case of construction lumber (i.e., pine 2'x4's), it can be bark or missing wood. [0]

Output: Wane

Sam Rogers' Common Wood & Lumber Defects


Input: [2] Discoloration of the wood due to overheating caused by friction, and either scorching the wood or the resins within it. Machine burn is caused by stopping or not feeding the wood across the blades at the correct rate of speed. Although species like cherry, pine, or walnut are more susceptible than others, machine burn can almost always be prevented by using sharp blades and correct feed rates. [0]

Output: Machine Burn

Sam Rogers' Common Wood & Lumber Defects


Input: [Alternatives] Vegan Rella cheese, low-fat cottage cheese, sprinkle of parmesan cheese (use very small amounts of extra sharp cheeses for the maximum flavor)

Output: Cheese

Potassium Foods, Phosphorus Foods and the Dialysis Diet - DaVita

Double Jeopardy Foods (High Potassium & High Phosphorus)


Input: [Alternatives] Desserts made with lemon or apple, white cake, rice-crispy treats

Output: Chocolate

Potassium Foods, Phosphorus Foods and the Dialysis Diet - DaVita

Double Jeopardy Foods (High Potassium & High Phosphorus)


Input: [Alternatives] Broth-based soups made with pureed vegetables or make soups with Mocha Mix nondairy creamer or Rich’s Coffee Rich

Output: Cream Soup

Potassium Foods, Phosphorus Foods and the Dialysis Diet - DaVita

Double Jeopardy Foods (High Potassium & High Phosphorus)


Input: [Alternatives] Green beans, wax beans

Output: Dried beans and peas

Potassium Foods, Phosphorus Foods and the Dialysis Diet - DaVita

Double Jeopardy Foods (High Potassium & High Phosphorus)


Input: [Alternatives] Mocha Mix frozen dessert, sorbet, sherbet, popsicles

Output: Ice Cream

Potassium Foods, Phosphorus Foods and the Dialysis Diet - DaVita

Double Jeopardy Foods (High Potassium & High Phosphorus)


Input: [Alternatives] Mocha Mix nondairy creamer, Coffeemate, Rich’s Coffee Rich, Rice Dream original, unenriched rice beverage

Output: Milk

Potassium Foods, Phosphorus Foods and the Dialysis Diet - DaVita

Double Jeopardy Foods (High Potassium & High Phosphorus)


Input: [Alternatives] Low-salt snack foods including pretzels,tortilla chips, popcorn, crackers, Sun Chips

Output: Nuts

Potassium Foods, Phosphorus Foods and the Dialysis Diet - DaVita

Double Jeopardy Foods (High Potassium & High Phosphorus)


Input: [Alternatives] Low-fat cream cheese, jam or fruit spread

Output: Peanut butter

Potassium Foods, Phosphorus Foods and the Dialysis Diet - DaVita

Double Jeopardy Foods (High Potassium & High Phosphorus)


Input: [Competency] WDECU1 [1]

Output: Sustain focus on a specific topic or argument

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU2 [1]

Output: Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard written English, including grammar, usage, and mechanics

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU3 [1]

Output: Support and illustrate arguments and explanations with relevant details and examples

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU4 [1]

Output: Create a logical progression of ideas or events, and convey the relationships among them

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU5 [1]

Output: Establish a thesis that addresses the specific task and audience

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU6 [1]

Output: Develop and maintain a style and tone appropriate to the task, purpose, and audience

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU7 [1]

Output: Choose words and phrases to express ideas precisely and concisely

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 8 [1]

Output: Assess the quality of one's own writing and, when necessary, strengthen it through revision

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 9 [1]

Output: Use varied sentence structures to achieve cohesion between sentences

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU10 [1]

Output: When writing to inform or explain, students must convey information clearly and coherently

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 11 [1]

Output: When writing to inform or explain, students must demonstrate understanding of content by reporting facts accurately

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 12 [1]

Output: Accurately incorporate source material into one's own work while avoiding plagiarism

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 13 [1]

Output: When writing arguments, students must establish a substantive claim

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 14 [1]

Output: When writing arguments, students must link claims and evidence with clear reasons and ensure that the evidence is relevant and sufficient to support the claims

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU15 [1]

Output: When writing arguments, students must acknowledge competing arguments or information, defending or qualifying the initial claim as appropriate

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 16 [1]

Output: Gather the information needed to build an argument, provide an explanation, or address a research question

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 17 [1]

Output: Recognize effective transitional devices within the context of a passage

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU18 [1]

Output: Recognize and use correctly commonly confused or misused words or phrases

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU19 [1]

Output: Place modifiers correctly

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 20 [1]

Output: Use coordination and subordination effectively

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 21 [1]

Output: Recognize and use correctly parallel structure

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 22 [1]

Output: Avoid inappropriate shifts in verb tense

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 23 [1]

Output: Maintain agreement between pronoun and antecedent

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 24 [1]

Output: Avoid inappropriate pronoun shifts

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 25 [1]

Output: Maintain clear pronoun references

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 26 [1]

Output: Use proper case forms of pronouns

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 27 [1]

Output: Use adjectives and adverbs correctly

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 28 [1]

Output: Use appropriate degree forms

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 29 [1]

Output: Avoid fragments, comma splices, and fused sentences

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 30/31 [1]

Output: Use standard verb forms & maintain agreement between subject and verb

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 32/33/34 [1]

Output: Use standard spelling, punctuation, and capitalization

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Competency] WDECU 35 [1]

Output: Use technology as a tool to produce, edit, and distribute writing

MDC Kendall Campus: College Prep - College Preparatory Writing - ENC 0025


Input: [Natural Healing] We Listen when our body "talks" and use this communication to guide us in our healing process Stop, Look and Listen [Medical Intervention] Dull, Suppress or completely Remove the Symptoms, most often assessing that the symptom is the Disease itself and never getting to the cause of why our body is "communicating" [0]

Output: Symptoms

World Mysteries - Natural Healing with Dr. Richard Schulze


Input: [Natural Healing] To Create a Healthy Person [Medical Intervention] To Destroy, Kill or Cure a Disease [0]

Output: Focus

World Mysteries - Natural Healing with Dr. Richard Schulze


Input: [Natural Healing] Setting up a proper living environment so our body can heal itself. This is done through changes in our Food Program, Elimination, Movement, Emotions and Lifestyle. Assistance [Medical Intervention] Attacking, Killing and Removing disease using drugs and surgery. Altering or removing malfunctioning parts or organs (ex. coronary bypass surgery, appendectomy, mastectomy,) Intervention [0]

Output: Method of Treatment

World Mysteries - Natural Healing with Dr. Richard Schulze


Input: [Natural Healing] Products of Nature WholesomeFruits, Vegetables, Grains, Seeds, Sprouts, Legumes, Nuts, Herbs, Concentrated whole food supplements such as sea vegetables. NO Side Effects [Medical Intervention] Man Made Products IsolatedDrugs made from petro-chemicals, animal waste and toxic elements. Man made vitamin and mineral pills. MANY Side Effects including latrogenic DEATH [0]

Output: Therapeutic Products

World Mysteries - Natural Healing with Dr. Richard Schulze


Input: [Natural Healing] Vegetarian (Vegan) Food Programs, Cleansing and Detoxification Routines, Exercise and Movement, Bodywork, Hydrotherapy, Emotional Healing, and Changes in the way we Live, Work, Play, Relate [Medical Intervention] Surgery, Radiation, Toxic Chemotherapy, Stimulant, Sedative and Suppressive drugs, Carnivore DIEtetics, Dialysis, Colostomies, Changes in ones Lifestyle and Habits are rarely discussed. [0]

Output: Therapeutic Modalities

World Mysteries - Natural Healing with Dr. Richard Schulze


Input: [Natural Healing] Positive Attitude, Excitement, Strength, Trust in Nature/God, Love, Laughter, Empowerment. [Medical Intervention] Negative Attitude, Coping, Anxiety, Fear, Weakness, Depression, Being out of Control, Our life is in someone else's hands. [0]

Output: Emotions

World Mysteries - Natural Healing with Dr. Richard Schulze


Input: [Natural Healing] We have created our current health level and therefore we can change it and heal our self. Being in control. [Medical Intervention] I "caught" this disease. I am an unlucky victim. Doctor/God, please heal me. [0]

Output: Responsibility

World Mysteries - Natural Healing with Dr. Richard Schulze


Input: [0] Reliability Very Good [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] Good [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] Good Good [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]

Output: Good


Input: [0] Rechargeable No [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] Yes [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] No Yes [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]

Output: No


Input: [0] Type Of Collar Battery Disposable 9-Volt [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] Rechargable Lithium Polymer [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] Disposable CR2 Disposable CR2450 [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]

Output: Proprietary Disposable


Input: [0] Battery Or Charge Interval (average) 2-4 Months [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] 3 Weeks [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] 3-4 Months Every Two Months [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]

Output: 3 Months


Input: [0] Correction Levels 4 [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] 5 [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] 8 5 [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]

Output: 4


Input: [0] Collar Water Protection Waterproof [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] Water Resistant [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] Waterproof Water Resistant [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]

Output: Waterproof


Input: [0] Battery Backup No [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] No [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] No No [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]

Output: No


Input: [0] Capacity 100 acres [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] 40 acres [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] 2.5 acres 13 acres [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]

Output: 10 acres


Input: [0] Interference Utility Lines, Metal, Satellite Dishes, Other Dog Fences [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] Other Dog Fence Systems [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] Metal, Utility Lines Utility Lines, Metal, Satellite Dishes, Other Dog Fences [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]

Output: Utility Lines, Metal, Satellite Dishes, Other Dog Fences


Input: [0] Manufacturer Warranty Lifetime Limited Warranty [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] 2 Year Warranty [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] 1 Year Warranty 1 Year Warranty [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]

Output: 1 Year Warranty


Input: [0] Other Notes Cross Compatibility Largest Capacity Vibration Warning Pro Durability 1000 ft. of Wire Long & Short Contacts Big Collar [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] Long & Short Contacts Training Contacts Progressive Correction Warning Vibration 18-Gauge Wire Big Collar [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] Long & Short Contacts Adjustable Warning Zone No Low Battery Light Up To 24' Signal Field Motion Sensor Short & Long Contacts [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]

Output: Best Budget System Smaller Collar Cross Compatibility


Input: [0] Image Click here [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] Click here [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] Click here Click here [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]

Output: Click here


Input: [0] Pro Version Available Yes [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] No [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] No No [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]

Output: No


Input: [0] Manufacturer Customer Service Excellent [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] Average [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] Poor Good [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]

Output: Excellent


Input: [0] Recommended For Dogs 20+lbs [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] 20+lbs [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] 12+lbs 10+lbs [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]

Output: 12+lbs


Input: [0] Compatible Indoor Pet Barriers (sold separately) None [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] None [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] None None [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]

Output: Indoor Pet Barrier


Input: [0] Compatible Outdoor Pet Barriers (sold separately) None [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] None [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] None None [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]


Input: [0] External Surge Protection None [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] None [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] None Factory Grade (1 Year Warranty) [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]


Input: [0] Full Review SportDOG Containment Fence full review [Dogtra Gold 3000 Click here] Dogtra Gold 3000 full review [Dogtek EF-4000 Click here] Dogtek EF-4000 full review Havahart Fence Free full review [PetSafe In-Ground Click here]

Output: PetSafe In-Ground full review


Input: [1] Form [3] Dosage [2]

Output: What it does

Give Yourself an Energy Makeover - alive


Input: [0] Iron [1] capsules, liquids, tablets [3] ranges widely not advisable to take iron supplements unless iron levels are low (consult your health care practitioner) [2]

Output: supplementation in those with low iron levels significantly improves energy

Give Yourself an Energy Makeover - alive


Input: [0] Rhodiola [1] capsules, tablets, tinctures, whole herb [3] 200-250 mg per day of product standardized to rosavins and salidrosides [2]

Output: helps support both mental and physical stamina, particularly during times of increased physical or mental stress

Give Yourself an Energy Makeover - alive


Input: [0] Siberian ginseng (Eleutherococcus senticosus) [1] capsules, powder, tablets, tinctures, whole herb [3] up to 6 g per day of raw herb [2]

Output: popular traditional herb to support mental and physical endurance, as well as to support recovery and improve energy after illness

Give Yourself an Energy Makeover - alive


Input: [0] B-complex vitamins [1] capsules, liquids, powders, tablets [3] varies for different B vitamins for vitamin B12 deficiency, 1,000 mcg per day is commonly prescribed [2]

Output: B vitamins are required for the proper metabolism of fats, proteins, and carbohydrates; vegetarians, vegans, and the elderly are at particular risk of vitamin B12 deficiency

Give Yourself an Energy Makeover - alive


Input: [0] Korean ginseng (Panax ginseng) [1] capsules, tablets, tinctures, whole herb [3] up to 9 g per day of raw herb [2]

Output: traditionally used to support endurance, it improves stamina and energy

Give Yourself an Energy Makeover - alive


Input: [Method] EstSim Prototype Simulator [Brief explanation]

Output: The Prototype Simulator takes a systems-based description of the geomorphological elements present within an estuary, and through a mathematical formalisation of the influences between the morphological and process components, investigates its response to natural and anthropogenic changes


Input: [Method] Estuary translation (rollover) [Brief explanation]

Output: Defines the vertical and horizontal movements of the whole system as a consequence of changes in sea level


Input: [Method] Form analysis [Brief explanation]

Output: Uses shape descriptions to characterise the estuary form (e.g. exponential width decay, or power law width and depth)


Input: [Method] Intertidal form analysis [Brief explanation]

Output: Considers the equilibrium shape of the cross-shore profile


Input: [Method] Regime relationships [Brief explanation]

Output: Relates estuary form properties such as cross-sectional area, plan area of intertidal or subtidal to tidal prism, volumes to given elevations, sediment type, and erosion threshold


Input: [Method] Tidal asymmetry analysis [Brief explanation]

Output: Examines changes in tidal wave propagation as a function of estuary form


Input: [Symptom] Fever [Influenza] Usual, sudden onset >100°F, lasts 3-4 days [Common Cold]

Output: Rare

The flu or the common cold? - Fairfax County, Virginia

What is the Difference Between Influenza and a Common Cold?


Input: [Symptom] Sore throat [Influenza] Usual [Common Cold]

Output: Usual

The flu or the common cold? - Fairfax County, Virginia


Input: [Symptom] Cough [Influenza] Dry, sometimes severe [Common Cold]

Output: Hacking

The flu or the common cold? - Fairfax County, Virginia


Input: [Symptom] Headache [Influenza] Usual and can be severe [Common Cold]

Output: Rare

The flu or the common cold? - Fairfax County, Virginia


Input: [Symptom] Aches and pains [Influenza] Usual and can be severe [Common Cold]

Output: Rare

The flu or the common cold? - Fairfax County, Virginia


Input: [Symptom] Fatigue and weakness [Influenza] Usual and can last 2-3 weeks,moderate to severe [Common Cold]

Output: Sometimes, but mild

The flu or the common cold? - Fairfax County, Virginia


Input: [Symptom] Debilitating fatigue [Influenza] Usual, early onset can be severe [Common Cold]

Output: Never

The flu or the common cold? - Fairfax County, Virginia


Input: [Symptom] Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea [Influenza] In children <5 years old [Common Cold]

Output: Rare

The flu or the common cold? - Fairfax County, Virginia


Input: [Symptom] Watering of the eyes [Influenza] Rare [Common Cold]

Output: Usual

The flu or the common cold? - Fairfax County, Virginia


Input: [Symptom] Runny, stuffy nose [Influenza] Rare [Common Cold]

Output: Usual

The flu or the common cold? - Fairfax County, Virginia


Input: [Symptom] Sneezing [Influenza] Rare in early stages [Common Cold]

Output: Usual

The flu or the common cold? - Fairfax County, Virginia


Input: [Symptom] Chest discomfort [Influenza] Common, often severe [Common Cold]

Output: Sometimes, but mild to moderate

The flu or the common cold? - Fairfax County, Virginia


Input: [Symptom] Complications [Influenza] Respiratory failure; can worsen a current chronic condition; can be life threatening [Common Cold]

Output: Congestion or ear-ache

The flu or the common cold? - Fairfax County, Virginia


Input: [Symptom] Fatalities [Influenza] Well recognized [Common Cold]

Output: Not reported

The flu or the common cold? - Fairfax County, Virginia


Input: [Symptom] Prevention [Influenza] Influenza vaccine; frequent hand-washing; cover your cough [Common Cold]

Output: Frequent hand-washing; cover your cough

The flu or the common cold? - Fairfax County, Virginia


Input: [Unfinned Tubular elements] Available for approved special orders only [Finned tubular elements]

Output: The most common design

Finned Tubular Elements vs. Unfinned tubular elements


Input: [Unfinned Tubular elements] Increase corrosion resistance High humidity environments Corrosive chemical contaminants in the air stream [Finned tubular elements]

Output: Include the highest wattage/cross section duct area


Input: [Unfinned Tubular elements] Protect from electrical shock [Finned tubular elements]

Output: Energy saver