Input: [Main Source] Certain insects [Living Conditions] Humid valleys, wooded areas [Symptoms] Pronounced systematic reaction due to toxins caused by bacteria. Often more than one quarter affected. They become hard, produce thick smelly secretion like cheese and difficult to eliminate. Followed by abscess that bursts, releasing creamy pus, and tissue loss. [Species]

Output: Corynebacterium pyrogenes


Input: [0] Baby Carrier [1] Weight Distribution [2] Comfortable Weight/child size Limit [4] Additional Remarks [3]

Output: Ease of Use

Steep learning curve. Retying required often.

Best Baby Carriers for 18 to 36 months old toddlers


Input: [0] Backpack Carriers [1] Excellent (Hip support & both shoulders) [2] 18 to 22kgs 2 to 6 years old* (Depending on Carrier brand & model) [4] See Backpack Carriers page for detail comparison of our range of Backpack Carriers [3]

Output: Very Easy.

Steep learning curve. Retying required often.

Best Baby Carriers for 18 to 36 months old toddlers


Input: [0] Baby Hip Carriers [1] Good (Hip/waist support but single shoulder only) [2] 16kgs or up to 2 years old* [4] Hip carrying is not the most ergonomic position but it is a better alternative to forward facing positions that some carriers offer that require baby to be hung by their crotch which is not good for the baby's spinal development. [3]

Output: Very Easy.

Steep learning curve. Retying required often.

Best Baby Carriers for 18 to 36 months old toddlers


Input: [0] Mei Tais [1] Good (Waist support & both shoulders) [2] 18kgs or up to 3 years old* [4] In many ways, most modern backpack carriers model after the traditional mei tai in design. Although comparable in ergonomics, the Mei Tai's long straps make it less managable when used outdoors. [3]

Output: Easy but requires tying.

Steep learning curve. Retying required often.

Best Baby Carriers for 18 to 36 months old toddlers


Input: [0] Je Porte Mon Bebe (JPMBB) Wraps [1] Excellent (All round wrap support) [2] 14kgs or up to 3 years old* [4] Combines the ease of use of stretchy wraps with the sturdiness and support of traditional non-stretchy wraps. Ideal for stretchy wrap lovers that wants to continue using a stretchy wrap with an older child. [3]

Output: Easy but requires tying.

Steep learning curve. Retying required often.

Best Baby Carriers for 18 to 36 months old toddlers


Input: [0] Ellaroo Woven Wraps [1] Excellent (All round wrap support) [2] 16kgs or up to 4 years old* [4] An extremely versatile baby/toddler carrying solution limited only by your skill in using one. [3]

Output: Steep learning curve. Retying required often.

Steep learning curve. Retying required often.

Best Baby Carriers for 18 to 36 months old toddlers


Input: [0] Baby Ring Slings [1] Poor (single shoulder only) [2] 8 to 12kgs depending on fabric & design [4] Still a good carrier for discreet breastfeeding and short period carrying. [3]

Output: Very Easy

Steep learning curve. Retying required often.

Best Baby Carriers for 18 to 36 months old toddlers


Input: [3600 (4x4) Standard] 10 gal [Capacities]

Output: Fuel Tank


Input: [3600 (4x4) Standard] 43.5 in [Capacities]

Output: Cargo Box Length


Input: [3600 (4x4) Standard] 54 in [Capacities]

Output: Cargo Box Width


Input: [3600 (4x4) Standard] 1250 lbs [Capacities]

Output: Cargo Box Bed Load Capacity


Input: [3600 (4x4) Standard] 11.5 in [Capacities]

Output: Cargo Box Height


Input: [3600 (4x4) Standard] 32.5 in [Capacities]

Output: Cargo Box Bed Load Height


Input: [3600 (4x4) Standard] 1750 lbs [Capacities]

Output: Total Vehicle Rated Capacity


Input: [Model] Magic Wand Deluxe [Price] £49.99 [Rating] 4/5 [More Information] More Information [Description]

Output: A mains powered vibrator with varying speeds from a gentle pulse to a rampant and intense vibration.


Input: [Model] Mini Magic Wand [Price] £29.99 [Rating] 4.5/5 [More Information] More Information [Description]

Output: This pocket rocket is the younger cousin of the magic wand deluxe. This vibrator is more compact and easier to move and work around the body. But still bringing the same orgasmic power as the deluxe.


Input: [Model] Body Wand Vibrator [Price] £59.99 [Rating] 5/5 [More Information] More Information [Description]

Output: A medium sized wand vibrator with an intensity rocker to easily control the level of stimulation. Mains powered with a flexible neck to allow it to move with the contours of your body.


Input: [Model] Body Wand Mini Magic [Price] £16.99 [Rating] 4/5 [More Information] More Information [Description]

Output: Turbo Strength micro vibrator that really packs a punch. This vibrator is so small it can fit in the palm of your hand. But don’t let the size fool you it will really blow your hair back.


Input: [Model] Tracey Cox Supersex Wand [Price] £24.99 [Rating] 4.5/5 [More Information] More Information [Description]

Output: This battery powered intimate massager wand is a great alternative to the more expensive mains powered Hitachi. With a flexible head and a range of power settings, this is a great entry level vibrator.


Input: [Model] Lelo Smart Wand [Price] £84.99 [Rating] 4.5/5 [More Information] More Information [Description]

Output: This stunning rechargeable cordless vibrating wand is a high end vibrator that is extremely powerful, sleek and sophisticated. It also comes with a discreet storage pouch.


Input: [0] Heat Resistant [Granite] Excellent [Engineered Quartz] Fair [Ceramic Tile] Good [Solid Surface] Poor [Plastic Laminate] Poor [Metal] Excellent [Wood] Poor [Marble]

Output: Excellent

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Input: [0] Scratch Resistant [Granite] Excellent [Engineered Quartz] Fair [Ceramic Tile] Fair [Solid Surface] Poor [Plastic Laminate] Poor [Metal] Fair [Wood] Poor [Marble]

Output: Fair

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Input: [0] Stain Resistant [Granite] Excellent [Engineered Quartz] Excellent [Ceramic Tile] Poor [Solid Surface] Good [Plastic Laminate] Excellent [Metal] Excellent [Wood] Fair [Marble]

Output: Poor

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Input: [0] Impact Resistant [Granite] Excellent [Engineered Quartz] Excellent [Ceramic Tile] Fair [Solid Surface] Fair [Plastic Laminate] Good [Metal] Good [Wood] Fair [Marble]

Output: Good

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Input: [0] Chemical Resistant [Granite] Excellent [Engineered Quartz] Excellent [Ceramic Tile] Fair [Solid Surface] Good [Plastic Laminate] Good [Metal] Excellent [Wood] Fair [Marble]

Output: Poor

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Input: [0] Cleanability [Granite] Excellent [Engineered Quartz] Excellent [Ceramic Tile] Fair [Solid Surface] Fair [Plastic Laminate] Good [Metal] Excellent [Wood] Poor [Marble]

Output: Fair

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Input: [0] Durability [Granite] Excellent [Engineered Quartz] Good [Ceramic Tile] Fair [Solid Surface] Fair [Plastic Laminate] Fair [Metal] Good [Wood] Fair [Marble]

Output: Fair

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Input: [0] Value [Granite] Excellent [Engineered Quartz] Good [Ceramic Tile] Fair [Solid Surface] Fair [Plastic Laminate] Good [Metal] Good [Wood] Fair [Marble]

Output: Good

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Input: Antioxidant to prevent oxidative damage [Reverse Osmosis (R.O) Water] No [Distilled Water] No [Diamond Water] No [Filtered & Boiled Water] No [Alkaline Walter] Yes

Output: No


Input: Alkaline pH to neutralize acid wastes [Reverse Osmosis (R.O) Water] No [Distilled Water] No [Diamond Water] No [Filtered & Boiled Water] No [Alkaline Walter] Yes

Output: No


Input: High dissolved oxygen content [Reverse Osmosis (R.O) Water] No [Distilled Water] No [Diamond Water] No [Filtered & Boiled Water] No [Alkaline Walter] Yes

Output: No


Input: Small molecular cluster size for faster delivery of nutrients & removal of toxins [Reverse Osmosis (R.O) Water] No [Distilled Water] No [Diamond Water] Yes [Filtered & Boiled Water] No [Alkaline Walter] Yes

Output: No


Input: pH values [Reverse Osmosis (R.O) Water] 5.0 Acidic [Distilled Water] 4.0 Acidic [Diamond Water] 7.5 Mildly alkaline [Filtered & Boiled Water] 7.0 Neutral [Alkaline Walter] 9.5 to 10.0 High Alkaline

Output: Varies


Input: ORP reading [Reverse Osmosis (R.O) Water] +150 to +200 No antioxidant [Distilled Water] +150 to +200 No antioxidant [Diamond Water] +100 to +200 No antioxidant [Filtered & Boiled Water] +200 No antioxidant [Alkaline Walter] -200 to -400 Strong Antioxidant

Output: Varies No antioxidant


Input: [Item] SD memory card [Price] about $6 [Description]

Output: 4GB or larger preferred.

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Input: [Item] micro-USB to USB cable [Price] about $10 [Description]

Output: Buy micro-USB not mini-USB! It powers your Pi from your other computer's USB port, so buy appropriate cord length for where you will be placing your Pi.

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Input: [Item] ethernet cable [Price] about $8 [Description]

Output: I use cat-5e, but I think cat-5 and cat-6 are also fine. Make sure it too is an appropriate cord length for your Pi's location.

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Input: [Item] plastic case [Price] about $10 [Description]

Output: I don't care for the one I bought, so I have no recommendation here.

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Input: [Item] operating system [Price] free [Description]

Output: I use the recommended Raspbian linux image.

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Input: [Item] Win32DiskImager [Price] free [Description]

Output: I use this recommended program to write the Raspbian image file to the SD memory card.

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Input: [Item] secure shell telnet [Price] free [Description]

Output: I use this Putty.exe.

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Input: [TAB] P [Explanation]

Output: number of the puzzle


Input: [TAB] WRDS [Explanation]

Output: words correct/total number of words


Input: [TAB] LW [Explanation]

Output: number of letters wrong


Input: [TAB] MNTS [Explanation]

Output: minutes left/time limit for this puzzle


Input: [TAB] PNTS [Explanation]

Output: total points for this puzzle


Input: [TAB] RANK [Explanation]

Output: your rank for this particular puzzle/total number of puzzlers ranked for this puzzle


Input: Reduce water heating costs as much as 50%! - Tankless water heaters heat entirely on demand only when hot water is needed. Since there is no hot water storage, thermal heat loss is almost completely eliminated.

Output: Thermal Heat Loss 20-40% of energy consumed by a traditional tank heater is wasted as heat is slowly lost due to radiant heat loss from the storage tank

Problem with Conventional Tank-Type Water Heater


Input: Tankless heaters never run out of hot water - they can literally run all day long if necessary and they will never stop producing hot water since they heat water instantly on demand.

Output: Limited Supply Conventional water heaters frequently run out of hot water after several back-to-back demands and often after only one shower or demand. The user must then wait for a long period of time for the heater to "refresh"

Problem with Conventional Tank-Type Water Heater


Input: Sophisticated tankless heaters allow you to set the ongoing water temperature to a much more reasonable and safer temperature, closer to the actual temperature you will use the water at, thereby reducing risk of scalding. According to the US. Department of Energy, for each 10°F reduction in water temperature, you can save between 3%-5% in energy costs.

Output: Overheating To ensure a traditional heater refreshes at a reasonable rate, most heaters are set at very high temperatures (130F+). This wastes energy and increases risk of scalding, especially for children and the elderly.

Problem with Conventional Tank-Type Water Heater


Input: Since hot water is not stored, tankless water heaters generally handle hard water minerals and sediments much better than conventional tanks. This makes them far less likely to leak or rupture, and able to maintain efficiency throughout their whole lifecycle. Accordingly, many have much longer warranties.

Output: Hard Water Minerals Hard water scale forms most readily when water is heated for extended periods. Hard water scale quickly coats the internal components causing a loss of efficiency and shorter life, and often leaks.

Problem with Conventional Tank-Type Water Heater


Input: Tankless water heaters can last more than 20 years.

Output: Short Life / Disposal Conventional water heaters typically last from 6 to 12 years in most residential applications. They are bulky and take up a huge amount of landfill space and are costly to recycle.

Problem with Conventional Tank-Type Water Heater


Input: Tankless water heaters are about the size of a briefcase (electric units) - they save valuable floor space that can be used for storage etc. especially in condos and apartments.

Output: Bulky Size Due to their large storage tanks, conventional water heaters are bulky and take up lots of space.

Problem with Conventional Tank-Type Water Heater


Input: [Category] Size [Power Drill] At 12.25” long, a drill like the Bosch 11536C-1 seems manageable when comparing its length to a hand drill, but it is nearly as large in width as well. The sheer bulkiness of power drills makes them harder to pack for long hikes to remote areas. (Imagine filling three Nalgene bottles taped together side by side.) [Edge] Hand Drill [Hand Drill]

Output: Much slimmer and more portable than a power drill. Hammers typically won’t exceed a foot in length, like the popular Petzl Tam Tam (10.4” long). The hand drill’s narrowness and two-piece setup (hammer and drill) make it as easy to stow as a couple of cams.

Smackdown! Hand Drills vs. Power Drills - Climbing | Climbing


Input: [Category] Weight [Power Drill] The Bosch 11536C-1 tips the scales handily at 6.25 pounds, which can overburden your pack on endeavors to backcountry crags. Some, like the Bosch, come with a slimmer, lighter battery, but they typically have a shorter lifespan. [Edge] Hand Drill [Hand Drill]

Output: Can you say featherweight? Petzl’s Rocpec drill kit with the Tam Tam hammer barely registers on the scale at 1.6 pounds, about the weight of a No. 6 Camalot. Big bonus: Hand drills are much less expensive than power drills.

Smackdown! Hand Drills vs. Power Drills - Climbing | Climbing


Input: [Category] Drilling [Power Drill] As bolting goes, it couldn’t be simpler.* Position the drill, pull the trigger, and push steadily until the hole is sufficiently drilled. Because power drills weigh more, it’s a little tiring, but it’s nothing compared to the taxing movement of hand drilling. [Edge] Power Drill [Hand Drill]

Output: It’s almost barbaric in execution. Line up your drill, and hammer it in. Twist a little, and pound again. Repeat until you’ve reached your required depth. The repetitive beating is torture on your arms and body, making continued use exhausting.

Smackdown! Hand Drills vs. Power Drills - Climbing | Climbing


Input: [Category] Limitations [Power Drill] You need energy, and not the kind you get from rest and a granola bar. Power drills run on batteries, and if you’re out of juice, you’re out of luck. Though battery technology is steadily improving, drills still suck up power like a camel at an oasis. [Edge] Power Drill [Hand Drill]

Output: Its biggest shortcoming is the energy and time drilling by hand requires. By the time you sink one route worth of bolts, you’ll be so zapped that climbing the damn thing will seem improbable. Plus, it’s harder to create a hole as precise as a power drill’s, and neater holes mean stronger bolts.

Smackdown! Hand Drills vs. Power Drills - Climbing | Climbing


Input: [Category] Speed [Power Drill] With the right technique, you can power through each new hole in about 45 seconds. [Edge] Power Drill [Hand Drill]

Output: Depending on the rock type, an average hand-driller can spend upward of 30 minutes per hole.

Smackdown! Hand Drills vs. Power Drills - Climbing | Climbing


Input: [Category] Learning Curve [Power Drill] Though it’s more involved than punching a screw through drywall to hang a picture frame, the same principles apply. A steady hand will yield clean bolt holes right out of the box. [Edge] Power Drill [Hand Drill]

Output: First-timers can expect some serious arm soreness and likely some botched holes. Plus, you might give up too early (because it’s so tedious), and thus drill too short a hole. (Never an issue with a power drill: Braaapppppppp!)

Smackdown! Hand Drills vs. Power Drills - Climbing | Climbing


Input: [Category] Acceptability [Power Drill] Many areas, including national parks, ban the use of power drills within their climbing zones, narrowing your options if you want to place bolts. [Edge] Hand Drill [Hand Drill]

Output: If you’re allowed to bolt in an area, then you’re always going to be able to use a hand drill.

Smackdown! Hand Drills vs. Power Drills - Climbing | Climbing


Input: [Category] Durability [Power Drill] Power drills are no slouches on toughness. They’re made to withstand abuse, but like anything mechanical, the moving parts will eventually wear out and/or need replacing. Proper care and cleaning will lengthen the life of any drill. [Edge] Hand Drill [Hand Drill]

Output: Hand drills don’t have moving parts or batteries—with the simplicity comes durability.

Smackdown! Hand Drills vs. Power Drills - Climbing | Climbing


Input: [Product] Glenzene [Product Number] A2-4CS [Description] All purpose low foaming natural cleaner that dissolves dirt by penetration. Safe on any surface water can be used. Great neutral Ph cleaner. Biodegradable & USDA Authorized [Applications & Uses]

Output: Hard surface floors Walls & woodwork Furniture & paneling

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Input: [Product] Pine Clean [Product Number] A4-4CS [Description] A highly concentrated cleaner & deodorizer that is unsurpassed for its cleaning power [Applications & Uses]

Output: Restrooms Shower stalls Floors & walls

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Input: [Product] Formula 75 [Product Number] A5-4CS [Description] A super strength multi-purpose non-butyl cleaner/degreaser. This biodegradable cleaner/degreaser is concentrated & extremely economical [Applications & Uses]

Output: Pressure & parts washers Machinery & metal parts Unpainted floors

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Input: [Product] Cleans It Cleaner [Product Number] A7-4CS [Description] A heavy duty cleaner used for removing heavy soil from hoods, filters, deep fat fryers & smoke eaters. Biodegradable & USDA Authorized [Applications & Uses]

Output: Kitchen grease Floor was buildup Vinyl siding

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Input: [Product] Super Clean 205 [Product Number] A13-4CS [Description] A heavy duty butyl based industrial strength cleaner/degreaser [Applications & Uses]

Output: Concrete surfaces & floors Machinery Garages & Factories

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Input: [Product] Super Clean 1205E [Product Number] A17-4CS [Description] A full strength general purpose cleaner/degreaser that removes dirt, grease, wax and oil [Applications & Uses]

Output: Metal products Formica, enamel & porcelain

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Input: [Product] Mean Orange [Product Number] A15-4CS [Description] A concentrated liquid cleaner/degreaser which penetrates and dissolves grease, oil and heavy dirt [Applications & Uses]

Output: Blacktop & concrete surfaces Brick & vinyl siding Pressure wash systems Machinery & equipment

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Input: [Product] Grease Gobbler [Product Number] A26-4CS [Description] Our #1 Product - Grease Gobbler is a heavy duty cleaner/degreaser which quickly penetrated and dissolves grease, oily dirt & fats Biodegradable & USDA Authorized [Applications & Uses]

Output: Deep fat fryers Food contact surface areas Kitchen floors & walls

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Input: [Product] Grease Gobbler X-treme [Product Number] A26XT-4CS [Description] Our Newest Product - The next generation of cleaners/degreasers Grease Gobbler X-treme handles the toughest grease, dirt & oily conditons. Biodegradable & USDA Authorized. [Applications & Uses]

Output: Deep fat fryers Food contact surface areas Exhaust fans & filters Kitchen floors & walls

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Input: [Extrahepatic] Choledocholithiasis [Intrahepatic]

Output: Viral hepatitis

Chapter 159 – DISEASES OF THE GALLBLADDER AND BILE DUCTS


Input: [Extrahepatic] Bile duct stricture [Intrahepatic]

Output: Alcoholic hepatitis

Chapter 159 – DISEASES OF THE GALLBLADDER AND BILE DUCTS


Input: [Extrahepatic] Cholangiocarcinoma [Intrahepatic]

Output: Drug induced

Chapter 159 – DISEASES OF THE GALLBLADDER AND BILE DUCTS


Input: [Extrahepatic] Pancreatic carcinoma [Intrahepatic]

Output: Ductopenia syndromes

Chapter 159 – DISEASES OF THE GALLBLADDER AND BILE DUCTS


Input: [Extrahepatic] Chronic pancreatitis [Intrahepatic]

Output: Primary biliary cirrhosis

Chapter 159 – DISEASES OF THE GALLBLADDER AND BILE DUCTS


Input: [Extrahepatic] Papillary stenosis [Intrahepatic]

Output: Benign recurrent intrahepatic cholestasis

Chapter 159 – DISEASES OF THE GALLBLADDER AND BILE DUCTS


Input: [Extrahepatic] Ampullary cancer [Intrahepatic]

Output: Byler's disease

Chapter 159 – DISEASES OF THE GALLBLADDER AND BILE DUCTS


Input: [Extrahepatic] Primary sclerosing cholangitis [Intrahepatic]

Output: Primary sclerosing cholangitis

Chapter 159 – DISEASES OF THE GALLBLADDER AND BILE DUCTS


Input: [Extrahepatic] Choledochal cysts [Intrahepatic]

Output: Alagille's syndrome

Chapter 159 – DISEASES OF THE GALLBLADDER AND BILE DUCTS


Input: [Extrahepatic] Parasites (e.g., Ascaris, Clonorchis) [Intrahepatic]

Output: Sarcoid

Chapter 159 – DISEASES OF THE GALLBLADDER AND BILE DUCTS


Input: [Extrahepatic] Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome cholangiography [Intrahepatic]

Output: Lymphoma

Chapter 159 – DISEASES OF THE GALLBLADDER AND BILE DUCTS


Input: [Extrahepatic] Biliary atresia [Intrahepatic]

Output: Postoperative

Chapter 159 – DISEASES OF THE GALLBLADDER AND BILE DUCTS


Input: [Extrahepatic] Portal lymphadenopathy [Intrahepatic]

Output: Total parenteral nutrition

Chapter 159 – DISEASES OF THE GALLBLADDER AND BILE DUCTS


Input: [Extrahepatic] Mirrizzi's syndrome [Intrahepatic]

Output: α1-Antitrypsin deficiency

Chapter 159 – DISEASES OF THE GALLBLADDER AND BILE DUCTS


Input: [Resistive touchscreen] Relatively older technology [Capacitive touchscreen] Newer technology [Parameter]

Output: Age

Touchscreens: Resistive vs Capacitive | My Tablet Guru


Input: [Resistive touchscreen] More [Capacitive touchscreen] Less accurate, requires special stylus for better point detection [Parameter]

Output: Accuracy

Touchscreens: Resistive vs Capacitive | My Tablet Guru


Input: [Resistive touchscreen] More [Capacitive touchscreen] Less [Parameter]

Output: Durability

Touchscreens: Resistive vs Capacitive | My Tablet Guru


Input: [Resistive touchscreen] Less in normal daylight [Capacitive touchscreen] More due to use of less number of layers [Parameter]

Output: Clarity

Touchscreens: Resistive vs Capacitive | My Tablet Guru


Input: [Resistive touchscreen] More pressure requirement makes it less responsive [Capacitive touchscreen] Though it is more responsive, it is less durable and hence requires more pressure as it gets older [Parameter]

Output: Responsiveness

Touchscreens: Resistive vs Capacitive | My Tablet Guru


Input: [Resistive touchscreen] Lower [Capacitive touchscreen] Higher [Parameter]

Output: Cost

Touchscreens: Resistive vs Capacitive | My Tablet Guru


Input: [Resistive touchscreen] Any pointed object will work fine [Capacitive touchscreen] Special stylus is required for better operability. Many modern touchscreens do not work if any objects other than human fingers are used. [Parameter]

Output: Touch accessory

Touchscreens: Resistive vs Capacitive | My Tablet Guru


Input: [Resistive touchscreen] Works best between -15℃ to 55℃ [Capacitive touchscreen] Works best between 0℃ to 35℃ [Parameter]

Output: Typical working temperature

Touchscreens: Resistive vs Capacitive | My Tablet Guru


Input: [Resistive touchscreen] Though a resistive screen is responsive to any kind of pointed device, it has a vulnerability to force by pointed objects. More force will eventually make it difficult to use. However, it is sturdy enough to sustain the adverse effects of a fall [Capacitive touchscreen] As the outer layer is made up of glass, it is resistant to scratches and is easy to clean. However, it is vulnerable to the shattering effect of a fall. [Parameter]

Output: Robustness

Touchscreens: Resistive vs Capacitive | My Tablet Guru


Input: [0] Strengths (inherent) [Optimisation for conservation] Recognises resource scarcity [Resilience thinking]

Output: Recognises system complexity

Resilience Thinking | Resilience Science


Input: [Optimisation for conservation] Encourages transparency in resource allocation [Resilience thinking]

Output: Recognises interdependence of social and biophysical systems

Resilience Thinking | Resilience Science


Input: [0] Strengths (in practice) [Optimisation for conservation] Can provide specific answers to a well-defined problem [Resilience thinking]

Output: Encourages anticipation of undesirable surprises or thresholds

Resilience Thinking | Resilience Science


Input: [Optimisation for conservation] Fits well with how business and governments operate [Resilience thinking]

Output: Encourages reflection on how a system works

Resilience Thinking | Resilience Science


Input: [0] Weaknesses (inherent) [Optimisation for conservation] Sensitive to accuracy of underlying assumptions and system model [Resilience thinking]

Output: Potentially difficult to apply to systems without identifiable alternate states

Resilience Thinking | Resilience Science


Input: [0] Weaknesses (in practice) [Optimisation for conservation] Targets or budget constraints are often informed by politics rather than an in-depth understanding of underlying system dynamics [Resilience thinking]

Output: Reliant on tools from other disciplines to be operational to inform policy

Resilience Thinking | Resilience Science


Input: [Optimisation for conservation] The term ‘optimal’ can sound absolute to policymakers and the general public [Resilience thinking]

Output: The term ‘resilience’ can appear vague to policymakers and the general public

Resilience Thinking | Resilience Science


Input: Microbe-Life Nourish-L (Liquid Certified Organic) - Use with Photosyntheis Plus [Foliar Spray & Root Dip] Microbe-Life Hydroponic Plant Foliar Spray & Root Dip Microbe-Life Hydroponic Vegetable & Fruit Yield Enhancer [Photosynthesis Plus]

Output: Microbe-Life Photosynthesis Plus - Use for Optimum Hydroponic Plant Growth

Hydroponics Grow Lights | Plant Nutrients | Grow Media


Input: Vitamins & Amino Acids [Foliar Spray & Root Dip] All-In-One Plant Nutrients pH Up Raises pH Levels [Photosynthesis Plus]

Output: Water Dechlorinator Plus

Hydroponics Grow Lights | Plant Nutrients | Grow Media


Input: Microbe-Life Hydroponic Vitamins & Amino Acids - Essential for Plant Nutrients [Foliar Spray & Root Dip] Microbe-Life Hydroponic All-In-One Plant Nutrients Microbe-Life Hydroponic pH Up Water Conditioner [Photosynthesis Plus]

Output: Microbe-Life Hydroponic Water Dechlorinator Plus

Hydroponics Grow Lights | Plant Nutrients | Grow Media


Input: Iron Supplement Nutrients [Foliar Spray & Root Dip] Nitrogen Supplement Nutrients Potassium Supplement Nutrients [Photosynthesis Plus]

Output: pH Down Lowers pH Levels

Hydroponics Grow Lights | Plant Nutrients | Grow Media


Input: Microbe-Life Hydroponic Iron Supplement [Foliar Spray & Root Dip] Microbe-Life Hydroponic Nitrogen Supplement Microbe-Life Hydroponic Potassium Supplement [Photosynthesis Plus]

Output: Microbe-Life Hydroponic pH Down Water Conditioner

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Input: Hydroponic Plus-C [Foliar Spray & Root Dip] Hydroponic Nourish-C Hydroponic Root Dip [Photosynthesis Plus]

Output: Phosphate Supplement Nutrients

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Input: Microbe-Life Hydroponic Plus-C California Registered [Foliar Spray & Root Dip] Microbe-Life Hydroponic Nourish-C California Registered Microbe-Life Hydroponic Root DIp-C California Registered [Photosynthesis Plus]

Output: Microbe-Life Hydroponic Phosphate Supplement

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Input: Used primarily for natural gas and propane but also for water, this pipe is allowed under concrete. [Wheel cutter, hacksaw] Wheel cutter, hacksaw [Sweat or compression fittings] Compression, solder, or flare fittings [Rigid Copper Pipe]

Output: Soft Copper Pipe

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Input: This flexible piping is used as fixture water supply tubes between fixtures and permanent piping. [Wheel cutter, hacksaw] Wheel cutter, hacksaw [Sweat or compression fittings] Compression fittings [Rigid Copper Pipe]

Output: Chrome Copper Tubing

San Francisco Plumbing - Plumbing Pipe Descriptions


Input: This flexible piping, often used as fixture supply tubing, is easier to use than chromed copper tubing. [Wheel cutter, hacksaw] Fixed length [Sweat or compression fittings] Factory installed fittings [Rigid Copper Pipe]

Output: Flexible Braided Steel Supply Line

San Francisco Plumbing - Plumbing Pipe Descriptions


Input: Available only as fixture supply tubing, the ribbed section of this pipe makes it easy to bend. [Wheel cutter, hacksaw] Can't cut [Sweat or compression fittings] Compression fittings [Rigid Copper Pipe]

Output: Chrome Ribbed Copper Pipe

San Francisco Plumbing - Plumbing Pipe Descriptions


Input: Chlorinated polyvinyl chloride plastic water piping was created to replace rigid copper, Does not meet all local codes. [Wheel cutter, hacksaw] Wheel cutter, hacksaw, or scissor cutter [Sweat or compression fittings] PVC cement or compression or crimp ring fittings [Rigid Copper Pipe]

Output: CPVC Pipe

San Francisco Plumbing - Plumbing Pipe Descriptions


Input: Cross linked polyethylene plastic pipe is a flexible piping material gaining acceptance for in house water systems. It requires few fittings. [Wheel cutter, hacksaw] Scissor tool, hacksaw [Sweat or compression fittings] Several brands of proprietary fittings [Rigid Copper Pipe]

Output: Pex Pipe

San Francisco Plumbing - Plumbing Pipe Descriptions


Input: Once used for in house water systems, steel pipe is now used mostly in repair situations. [Wheel cutter, hacksaw] Wheel cutter and threading dies [Sweat or compression fittings] Threaded fittings [Rigid Copper Pipe]

Output: Galvanized Steel Pipe

San Francisco Plumbing - Plumbing Pipe Descriptions


Input: [Treatment] Prednisone [Duration] 8 days [If Ineffective…] Go to next step [Dosage]

Output: 80 mg taper

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Input: [Treatment] Physical therapy [Duration] 2 weeks [If Ineffective…] Go to next step [Dosage]

Output: Three times a week

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Input: [Treatment] Transcutaneous electrical stimulation [Duration] 1 week [If Ineffective…] Go to next step [Dosage]

Output: Worn continuously

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Input: [Treatment] Sympathetic blocks [Duration] 2 weeks [If Ineffective…] If temporary, go to next step [Dosage]

Output: 3 times a week

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Input: [Treatment] Sympathectomy [Duration] 1 week recovery [If Ineffective…] If no relief, go to next step [Dosage]

Output: Once

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Input: [Treatment] Contralateral sympathectomy [Duration] 1 week recovery [If Ineffective…] If no relief, go to next step [Dosage]

Output: Once

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Input: [Treatment] Epidural spinal cord stimulator [Duration] 1 week recovery [If Ineffective…] If no relief, go to next step [Dosage]

Output: once

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Input: [Treatment] Epidural pump [Duration] 1 week recovery [If Ineffective…] If no relief, go to next step [Dosage]

Output: Start with clonidine

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Input: [Treatment] Psychotherapy [Duration] 6-24 months [If Ineffective…] Maintenance [Dosage]

Output: Use antidepressants

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Input: [Product] Struktol HT202 [Composition] Blend of Zinc Soaps and Fatty Acid Esters [Physical Form] Light coloured pastilles [Function / Application]

Output: General process aid that softens above 60C for mill mixing. Effect similar to Struktol A60


Input: [Product] Struktol HT204 [Composition] Blend of calcium soaps, amides and esters of saturated fatty acids [Physical Form] Yellowish microbeads [Function / Application]

Output: Effect similar to Strukol WB16, but readily softens during open mill mixing


Input: [Product] Struktol HT266 [Composition] Blend of fatty acid derivatives [Physical Form] Yellowish pastilles [Function / Application]

Output: Effect similar to Struktol EF44, but readily softens during open mill mixing


Input: [Product] Struktol WB222 [Composition] Ester of saturated fatty acids [Physical Form] Light-beige micro-beads [Function / Application]

Output: Highly effective process additive and mould release agent. Especially suitable for NBR and HNBR


Input: [Product] Struktol WB212 [Composition] Emulsion of high molecular weight fatty acid esters on an inorganic carrier [Physical Form] Microbeads or pastilles [Function / Application]

Output: Highly effective process additive and mould release agent for standard polymers


Input: [Product] Struktol WB16 [Composition] Blend of calcium soaps, amides and esters of saturated fatty acids [Physical Form] Micobeads or pastilles [Function / Application]

Output: Highly effective process additive and especially good mould release agent. Improves surface finish


Input: [Product] Struktol WB42 [Composition] Blend of fatty acids and fatty acid derivatives [Physical Form] Yellowish pastilles [Function / Application]

Output: Highly effective process additive, especially effective in extrusion processes


Input: [Product] Struktol WA48 [Composition] Blend of zinc soaps and esters of saturated fatty acids [Physical Form] Beige pastilles [Function / Application]

Output: Highly effective process additive and mould release agent especially suitable for ECO blends


Input: [Product] Struktol W33 Flake [Composition] Blend of fatty acid soaps and high molecular weight alcohols on an inorganic carrier [Physical Form] Light brown pastilles [Function / Application]

Output: Dispersing agent and process additive for standard polymers


Input: [Product] Struktol A50P [Composition] Zinc soaps of unsaturated fatty acids [Physical Form] Beige pastilles [Function / Application]

Output: Reduces compound viscosity with internal lubrication. Not suitable for halogen containing polymers


Input: [Product] Strukol A50L [Composition] Zinc soaps of unsaturated fatty acids [Physical Form] Beige pastilles [Function / Application]

Output: As Struktol A50P, but complies with FDA and BgVV recommendations


Input: [Product] Struktol A60 [Composition] Zinc soaps of unsaturated fatty acids [Physical Form] Beige pastilles [Function / Application]

Output: As Struktol A50P, but suitable for lower mixing temperatures


Input: [Product] Struktol EF44 [Composition] Blend of fatty acid derivatives [Physical Form] Yellowish pastilles [Function / Application]

Output: Highly effective process additive particularly effective in highly filled black and silica reinforced compounds.


Input: [Product] Struktol WS180 [Composition] Organosilicone compound [Physical Form] Light beige pastilles [Function / Application]

Output: Highly effective process additive and mould release agent for all polymers. Particularly suitable for ECO and ACM


Input: [Product] Struktol WS280 [Composition] Organosilicone compound on an inorganic carrier [Physical Form] Light yellow powder [Function / Application]

Output: Highly effective process additive especially suitable for special polymers in high temperature applications


Input: [Product] Struktol TR121 [Function / Application]

Output: Lubricant / Internal mould release agent


Input: [Product] Struktol TR131 [Function / Application]

Output: Lubricant / Internal mould release agent


Input: [Amount] 250 mg [Why You Need It] Builds strong bones and teeth [Nutrient]

Output: Calcium


Input: [Amount] 450 mg [Why You Need It] Develops memory and learning center in the brain [Nutrient]

Output: Choline


Input: [Amount] 200 mg [Why You Need It] Promotes brain development [Nutrient]

Output: DHA


Input: [Amount] 600 mcg [Why You Need It] Enables cell division and prevents neural tube birth defects [Nutrient]

Output: Folic acid


Input: [Amount] 250 mcg [Why You Need It] Important for proper brain development [Nutrient]

Output: Iodine


Input: [Amount] 27-60 mg [Why You Need It] Helps with the production of new blood cells to accommodate increased blood volume during pregnancy [Nutrient]

Output: Iron


Input: [Amount] 600 IU or more [Why You Need It] Builds strong bones and teeth, and used for making hormones [Nutrient]

Output: Vitamin D


Input: [Additions] Porch Enclosures [Alterations] Porches [New Buildings]

Output: Assisted Living Facilities

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Input: [Additions] Exterior Door Replacement [Alterations] Water Heaters [New Buildings]

Output: Carport Enclosures

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Input: [Additions] Hurricane Shutters [Alterations] Re-Roofing [New Buildings]

Output: Air Conditioning Equipment Changes

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Input: [Additions] Window Replacement [Alterations] Signs [New Buildings]

Output: Installation of Electrical Systems

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Input: [Additions] Wind Breaker Systems [Alterations] Patios [New Buildings]

Output: Swimming Pools/Spas

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Input: [Additions] Screen Enclosures [Alterations] Security Systems [New Buildings]

Output: Installation of Electrical Devices & Fixtures

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Input: [Additions] Addition of Plumbing Fixtures [Alterations] Standby Generators [New Buildings]

Output: Driveways/Walks/ Generator Slabs

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Input: [Additions] Installation of Backflow Preventers [Alterations] Sheds [New Buildings]

Output: Replacement of Sewer & Water Lines

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Input: [Additions] Installation of Siding/Soffit/Fascia [Alterations] Canopies [New Buildings]

Output: Re-Certification of Backflow Preventers

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Input: [CAUSE OF TROUBLE] 1. Blown fuse [HOW TO CHECK] Check to see if the fuse is OK [HOW TO CORRECT]

Output: If blown, replace with a fuse of proper size.

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Input: [CAUSE OF TROUBLE] 2. Low line voltage [HOW TO CHECK] Use voltmeter to check pressure switch or terminals nearest to the pump. [HOW TO CORRECT]

Output: If voltage is under the recommended minimum, check the wiring from the main switch on the property. If OK, contact the power company.

Troubleshooting Submersible and Jet Pumps - Earl Pruitt's Residential - Municipal well and pump service


Input: [CAUSE OF TROUBLE] 3. Loose, broken or incorrect wiring [HOW TO CHECK] Check the wiring circuit against the diagram. See that all connections are tight and that no short circuits exist because of worn insulation, crossed wires, etc. [HOW TO CORRECT]

Output: Rewire any incorrect circuits and tighten connections, replace defective wires.

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Input: [CAUSE OF TROUBLE] 4. Defective motor [HOW TO CHECK] Check to see that the switch is closed. [HOW TO CORRECT]

Output: Repair or take it to the motor service station

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Input: [CAUSE OF TROUBLE] 5. Defective pressure switch [HOW TO CHECK] Check the switch setting. Examine the switch contacts for dirt or excessive wear. [HOW TO CORRECT]

Output: Adjust switch settings. Clean contacts with an emery cloth if it's dirty.

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Input: [CAUSE OF TROUBLE] 6. Tubing to the pressure switch is plugged [HOW TO CHECK] Remove the tubing and blow through it. [HOW TO CORRECT]

Output: Clean or replace if it's plugged.

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Input: [CAUSE OF TROUBLE] 7. Impeller or seal [HOW TO CHECK] Turn off the power, then use a screwdriver to try to turn the impeller or motor. [HOW TO CORRECT]

Output: If the impeller won't turn, remove housing and locate the source of binding.

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Input: [CAUSE OF TROUBLE] 8. Defective start capacitor [HOW TO CHECK] Use an ohmmeter to check resistance across a capacitor. The needle should jump when contact is made. No movement means an open capacitor; no resistance means the capacitor is shorted. [HOW TO CORRECT]

Output: Replace the capacitor or take the motor to the service station.

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Input: [CAUSE OF TROUBLE] 9. Motor shorted out [HOW TO CHECK] If fuse blows when pump is started (and the external wiring is OK), the motor is shorted. [HOW TO CORRECT]

Output: Replace the motor.

Troubleshooting Submersible and Jet Pumps - Earl Pruitt's Residential - Municipal well and pump service


Input: [How It Works] Their lips can close behind their front teeth so that they can gnaw underwater and still keep water and splinters out of their mouths. [Advantage] They can spend the winters in their lodge and surrounding water, safe from predators below a layer of ice. [Ability/feature]

Output: Eating underwater


Input: [How It Works] They have slow circulation to their extremities, huge lungs, and a huge liver for storing oxidized blood. [Advantage] They are able to stay underwater for longer periods of time. [Ability/feature]

Output: Oxygen conservation


Input: [How It Works] They have large, ever-growing, chisel shaped teeth. [Advantage] Gives them access to food that they couldn't reach without felling the tree like buds, leaves and bark of trees. Also provides them with woody branches to use in making their dam and lodge. [Ability/feature]

Output: Cutting down trees


Input: [How It Works] Dense underfur acts as insulation and keeps the skin dry with the help of castor oil. They produce an oil called castor oil that they rub through their fur with a split toenail called a grooming claw, making their fur water proof. (It has to be regularly reapplied by the beaver.) [Advantage] The waterproof fur keeps the skin dry and warm while the beaver is immersed in cold water. [Ability/feature]

Output: Waterproof coat


Input: [How It Works] They have a clear eyelid that protects their eyes and allows them to see in the water while they are swimming. [Advantage] Enhanced underwater activity. [Ability/feature]

Output: Underwater vision


Input: [How It Works] Stores fat in the fall and winter and acts as a heat radiator releasing excess heat from it furry body during the warmer months, [Advantage] Also acts as a rudder while they swim and can be used for communication between beavers and to startle predators by the beavers slapping it on the water as they dive. [Ability/feature]

Output: Flat, wide tail


Input: [How It Works] Special valves close as they dive underwater. [Advantage] Allows beaver to dive deeper and be underwater longer. [Ability/feature]

Output: Valves in ears and nose


Input: [How It Works] Large hind feet have webbing of skin between the toes. [Advantage] Good for swimming strength while front feet used like hands. [Ability/feature]

Output: Webbed hind feet


Input: [0] Type [1] Description [2] Pros [3]

Output: Cons

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Input: [0] Copper [1] This is the most common type of piping used in households. It comes in three different sizes starting from very thin to thick walls. [2] long-term durability biostatic fire-resistant earthquake tolerant accepted by all building codes bendable no bulky joints [3]

Output: expensive not suitable for acidic water can possibly leach lead or copper into the supply of water extra insulation is necessary calcium build-up is possible repairs can be difficult for DIYers

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Input: [0] PEX [1] PEX pipe is ideal for both hot and cold water and can offer higher heat resistance than other pipes. [2] low cost heat resistant extremely durable expansion tolerant [3]

Output: need brass fittings requires special tools for installation not repair-friendly to casual DIY homeowners

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Input: [0] PVC-CPVC [1] This is a plastic plumbing pipe that can be used for transporting high pressured water. This piping has received extra chlorination and can work to handle both hot and cold water. [2] abrasion and corrosion resistant reduced water noise high-impact strength easy to install cost-effective lightweight self-insulating flexible good even for acidic soils [3]

Output: can crack during earthquakes cure time takes up to 24 hours

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Input: [0] Polybutylene [1] This can be used both for residential and commercial water supply system. However, it is not anymore recommended for today’s use because of its unusually high rate of failure even under normal operating conditions. [2] easy to install low cost [3]

Output: high failure rate deterioration is possible

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Input: [0] Galvanized [1] The galvanized coating in these pipes works to prevent rusting. Sizes typically come between one-half to two inches in diameter. [2] heavy duty no rusting problems in the exterior [3]

Output: can rust inside rust build-up in the interior can affect water flow

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Input: [Max Level] 0 [Sign or Symptoms] Cancer [Primary Source] Nature [Treatment Options] Many [0]

Output: Arsenic

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Input: [Max Level] 250 [Sign or Symptoms] Taste [Primary Source] Varies, road salt [Treatment Options] Reverse Osmosis [0]

Output: Chloride

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Input: [Max Level] 4 mg/l [Sign or Symptoms] Taste [Primary Source] As additive [Treatment Options] Carbon System Always Fresh [0]

Output: Chlorine

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Input: [Max Level] ZERO [Sign or Symptoms] Gastro-intestinal illness [Primary Source] Fecal waste [Treatment Options] Well Chlorination Ultraviolet Light System [0]

Output: Coliform Bacteria

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Input: [Max Level] 1.3 mg/l [Sign or Symptoms] Liver/Kidney [Primary Source] Plumbing, Nature [Treatment Options] Neutralizer Reverse Osmosis Always Fresh [0]

Output: Copper

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Input: [Max Level] 4.0 mg/l [Sign or Symptoms] Bone disease [Primary Source] Nature, As additive [Treatment Options] Reverse Osmosis [0]

Output: Flouride

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Input: [Max Level] 5 grains [Sign or Symptoms] White scaling [Primary Source] Nature [Treatment Options] Water Softener [0]

Output: Hardness

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Input: [Max Level] 0.3 [Sign or Symptoms] Red stains [Primary Source] Nature [Treatment Options] Water Softener Birm Filtration [0]

Output: Iron

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Input: [Max Level] 0 [Sign or Symptoms] Developmental Delays in kids [Primary Source] Plumbing, Nature [Treatment Options] Carbon System Reverse Osmosis Always Fresh [0]

Output: Lead

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Input: [Max Level] 0.05 [Sign or Symptoms] Brown stains [Primary Source] Nature [Treatment Options] Water Softener [0]

Output: Manganese

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Input: [Max Level] 70 ppb [Sign or Symptoms] Multiple [Primary Source] Man-made [Treatment Options] Carbon System [0]

Output: MTBE Methyl tertiary-butyl ether

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Input: [Max Level] 10.0 mg/l [Sign or Symptoms] Blue Baby Syndrome [Primary Source] Fertilizer, Sewage [Treatment Options] Reverse Osmosis [0]

Output: Nitrate as N

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Input: [Max Level] 1.0 mg/l [Sign or Symptoms] Blue Baby Syndrome [Primary Source] Fertilizer, Sewage [Treatment Options] Reverse Osmosis [0]

Output: Nitrite as N

Well and City Water Contamination in Connecticut - H2O Equipment


Input: [Max Level] 6.4-10.0 [Sign or Symptoms] Corrosion [Primary Source] Nature [Treatment Options] Neutralizer [0]

Output: pH

Well and City Water Contamination in Connecticut - H2O Equipment


Input: [Max Level] 4,000 pi/cl [Sign or Symptoms] Cancer [Primary Source] Nature [Treatment Options] Carbon System Aeration System [0]

Output: Radon

Well and City Water Contamination in Connecticut - H2O Equipment


Input: [Max Level] 28 mg/l [Sign or Symptoms] —— [Primary Source] Nature, Road Salt [Treatment Options] Reverse Osmosis [0]

Output: Sodium

Well and City Water Contamination in Connecticut - H2O Equipment


Input: [Max Level] 500 mg/l [Sign or Symptoms] Laxative [Primary Source] Nature, Road Salt [Treatment Options] Reverse Osmosis Anion Softener [0]

Output: Sulfate

Well and City Water Contamination in Connecticut - H2O Equipment


Input: [Max Level] Varies [Sign or Symptoms] Varies [Primary Source] Man-made [Treatment Options] Carbon System Always Fresh [0]

Output: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC)

Well and City Water Contamination in Connecticut - H2O Equipment


Input: [Parts Covered] Engine [Move Option] R12,000 [Cruise Option] R20,000 [Maxi Option] R30,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R12,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Manual Gear Box [Move Option] R10,000 [Cruise Option] R15,000 [Maxi Option] R25,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R10,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Automatic Gear Box [Move Option] R10,000 [Cruise Option] R15,000 [Maxi Option] R25,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R10,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Transfer Case [Move Option] R10,000 [Cruise Option] R15,000 [Maxi Option] R25,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R10,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Front Wheel Drive (Transaxle) [Cruise Option] R15,000 [Maxi Option] R25,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R10,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Differential [Cruise Option] R15,000 [Maxi Option] R25,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R10,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Management System [Cruise Option] R6,000 [Maxi Option] R10,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R4,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Steering Mechanism [Cruise Option] R5,000 [Maxi Option] R12,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R4,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Braking System [Move Option] R3,000 [Cruise Option] R5,000 [Maxi Option] R8,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R4,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Electrical Components [Cruise Option] R4,000 [Maxi Option] R5,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R3,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Cooling System [Cruise Option] R4,000 [Maxi Option] R8,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R3,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Turbo Chargers [Move Option] R3,000 [Cruise Option] R5,000 [Maxi Option] R9,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R4,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Wheel Bearings [Cruise Option] R5,000 [Maxi Option] R7,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R4,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Fuel System [Cruise Option] R6,000 [Maxi Option] R15,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R4,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Electronic Ignition [Cruise Option] R4,000 [Maxi Option] R5,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R3,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Cambelt Failure [Move Option] R2,000 [Cruise Option] R5,000 [Maxi Option] R8,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R4,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Drive Shafts [Move Option] R3,000 [Cruise Option] R4,000 [Maxi Option] R5,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R3,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Overheating [Cruise Option] R5,000 [Maxi Option] R11,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R4,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Air Conditioner [Cruise Option] R6,000 [Maxi Option] R10,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R4,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Clutch [Cruise Option] R3,000 [Maxi Option] R10,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R3,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Flywheel [Cruise Option] R8,000 [Maxi Option] R15,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R6,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Sensor & Sensor Units [Cruise Option] R6,000 [Maxi Option] R10,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R4,000

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Input: [Parts Covered] Pulley & Tensioners [Cruise Option] R4,000 [Maxi Option] R6,000 [Drive Option]

Output: R3,000

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Input: [Image] - [Part Nos] - [Series/Type]

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Input: [Part Nos] KR-10000M KR-7000F [Series/Type]

Output: Standard type

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Input: [Part Nos] N-600AAC N-600AACL N-700AAC N-700AACL [Series/Type]

Output: Long Life type

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Input: [Part Nos] N-1250SCRL N-1300SCR N-1700SCR N-3000CR [Series/Type]

Output: Rapid Charge type

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Input: [Part Nos] KR-1200SCH KR-1600SCH KR-2000CH KR-2500CH KR-2900CH KR-5/3MH KR-AAH KR-FH KR-MH [Series/Type]

Output: High Temperature type

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Input: [Part Nos] N-1200SCK N-600AAK [Series/Type]

Output: Heat-Resistart type

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Input: [Part Nos] N-1600SCB N-2000CB [Series/Type]

Output: Heat-Resistart & High Power type

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Input: [0] 1 [Man] Brain size larger, average about 1350 cc [Apes]

Output: Brain size small, up to about 400 cc

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Input: [0] 2 [Man] Neck – spine joins skull from below; no nuchal crest; head stabilised during running by nuchal ligament [Apes]

Output: No neck – spine joins skull from the back; extensive muscular connections between head and shoulder; muscles attached to nuchal crest stabilise forward-oriented head

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 3 [Man] S-shaped spine for upright stance and walking, sacrum broad, curved and tilted; typically five lumbar vertebrae, larger than in apes [Apes]

Output: C-shaped spine for walking on all fours, sacrum narrow, straight and parallel to spine; typically four lumbar vertebrae

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 4 [Man] Blades turned backward and projecting to increase leverage of spine muscles [Apes]

Output: Blades of iliac crest (upper part of hipbone) flat and parallel to each other

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 5 [Man] 54 facial muscles for more complex social relationships [Apes]

Output: 30 facial muscles for expression and recognition

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 6 [Man] Large semi-circular canals in the inner ear, for balance in the vertical plane [Apes]

Output: Small semi-circular canals in the inner ear

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 7 [Man] Legs longer than the arms [Apes]

Output: Arms longer than the legs

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 8 [Man] Chest barrel-shaped [Apes]

Output: Chest funnel-shaped

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 9 [Man] Strong mobile thumb (3 additional muscles) connected to wrist by saddle joint; finger bones straight; apical tufts [Apes]

Output: Hands have a weak relatively short thumb, long curved finger bones and long palm

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 10 [Man] Feet are arched, and used for walking rather than climbing; big toe not opposable [Apes]

Output: Feet are like hands, with opposable big toes for grasping; apes usually walk on all fours

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 11 [Man] Knee joints are bigger and lock upright [Apes]

Output: Knee joints do not lock upright

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 12 [Man] Hip joints extend upright; large buttock muscles and pelvic attachment areas aid running [Apes]

Output: Hip joints do not extend fully upright and pelvis is broad; apes can stand only with legs bent

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 13 [Man] Long Achilles tendon (for running); high medial arch [Apes]

Output: Short Achilles tendon; medial arch of the foot is low

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 14 [Man] Constantly growing hair on top of head; hairy male face, pubic hair, elsewhere hair is fine and sparse; nails grow slowly [Apes]

Output: Hairy body for heat insulation, no female pubic hair or male top lip; nails grow quickly; fewer sweat glands

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 15 [Man] Sclera is white; eyes horizontally more elongated [Apes]

Output: Sclera of the eye (surrounding the iris) is brown

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 16 [Man] Larynx and vocal cords capable of complex sounds, including singing [Apes]

Output: Larynx and vocal cords capable of only simple sounds

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 17 [Man] Ears sensitive to frequencies of 2-4 kilohertz (suitable for hearing speech) [Apes]

Output: Ears sensitive to frequencies of 1-8 kilohertz

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 18 [Man] Hymen in female; vulva at 45° angle to permit frontal mating [Apes]

Output: No hymen in female; males mate from behind

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 19 [Man] Female breasts enhanced by body fat for attractiveness/beauty [Apes]

Output: Mammary glands purely for milk production; female breasts are small

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 20 [Man] Ovulation concealed [Apes]

Output: Ovulation (fertility) apparent

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 21 [Man] Birth of young painful and slow, though may have been easier when crania were smaller [Apes]

Output: Birth of young easy and rapid; broad pelvic canal

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 22 [Man] Menopause [Apes]

Output: No menopause

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] 23 [Man] Penis boneless, erection achieved by blood; no clitoral bone [Apes]

Output: Male has a penis bone (baculum) for erection; female has a clitoral bone.

A New Approach to Earth History | Did man evolve from apes?


Input: [0] Natural Look Less natural look (coloring scalp). [Caboki]

Output: Perfect natual look

Best Hair Loss Product: Why Caboki Is Superior

The table summarizes the superiorities of Caboki over the rest


Input: [0] Adherence to Hair No. Weak bonding between fibers and hair. [Caboki]

Output: Yes. Strong bonding between fibers and hair.

Best Hair Loss Product: Why Caboki Is Superior


Input: [0] Free of Animal Contents Main material derived from animal furs. [Caboki]

Output: Zero animal content.

Best Hair Loss Product: Why Caboki Is Superior


Input: [0] Free of Synthetic Dyes Animal furs are processed with chemical bleaches and synthetic dyes. [Caboki]

Output: Yes. Coloring agents are natural mineral-based colorants.

Best Hair Loss Product: Why Caboki Is Superior


Input: [0] Hypoallergenic No. Animal furs may cause itchiness or other adverse reactions. [Caboki]

Output: Yes. Plant based natural materials

Best Hair Loss Product: Why Caboki Is Superior


Input: [0] Comfort No. Animal furs-based fibers stay on scalp instead of hair. [Caboki]

Output: Yes. Natural fibers stay on hair shafts, not on scalp.

Best Hair Loss Product: Why Caboki Is Superior


Input: [0] Durability Less durable, due to weak bonding force between fibers and hair. [Caboki]

Output: Withstand better to wind, rain and sweat due to strong bonding force between fibers and hair.

Best Hair Loss Product: Why Caboki Is Superior


Input: [0] Natural Product No. Contain synthetic dyes and preservatives. [Caboki]

Output: 100% natural. The fiber is made from plant and the pigments are mineral colorants.

Best Hair Loss Product: Why Caboki Is Superior


Input: [Preparation] 500 [Use] To improve health of the soil and promote root activity. [Frequency] Sprayed on as a dilution, two to four times per year. [Mixture]

Output: Manure from organically-farmed cows, fermented in a cow horn, and buried in the vineyard over winter.


Input: [Preparation] 501 [Use] Spray a dilution on vine leaves to aid photosynthesis, and colour, flavour and health of grapes. [Frequency] up to four times per year in early morning. [Mixture]

Output: Ground quartz rocks (silica) dynamised with water, placed in a cow horn, and buried in the vineyard over winter.


Input: [Preparation] 502 [Use] Added to compost to help vines absorb trace elements. [Mixture]

Output: Dried flower heads from the Yarrow plant buried in a stag's bladder, hung in the sun over summer, and buried in the vineyard over winter.


Input: [Preparation] 503 [Use] Added to compost to improve soil life and plant growth. [Mixture]

Output: Dried chamomile flowers, buried in the vineyard over winter in the intestine of an organic cow.


Input: [Preparation] 504 [Use] Added to compost to stimulate soil and give nutrients to the plant, and sometimes sprayed directly onto vines as a protective and nourishing element. [Frequency] As required [Mixture]

Output: A tea made from stinging nettles which have been buried over winter in neutral container.


Input: [Preparation] 505 [Use] Added to compost to guard against pests and fungal diseases. [Mixture]

Output: Ground bark from oak trees, buried in the skull of a farm animal (sheep, cow, pig, etc - but must be organic).


Input: [Preparation] 506 [Use] Buried in the compost pile, it benefits acid and potassium in the vine. [Mixture]

Output: Dried dandelion flowers, matured in a cow's mesentery (peritoneum connecting the small intestine to the wall of the abdominal cavity).


Input: [Preparation] 507 [Use] Buried into, and sprayed over the compost heap, it protects the vine from cold and helps grapes ripen. [Mixture]

Output: Valerian flowers (often used as a sedative in herbal medicine) are soaked and their juice released.


Input: [Preparation] 508 [Use] Sprayed over the plant to guard against diseases, particularly fungal diseases. [Frequency] As required, sprayed mid-morning. [Mixture]

Output: A tea made from the herb horestail.


Input: [My Gerbil...] has diarrhea [It might be...]

Output: unless you have recently given him or her a lot of unusual foods or veggies, diarrhea is a serious symptom which could affect your own health (more...). See the vet. If you cannot see the vet immediately, start emergency ornicycline treatment. You might want to provide a warm corner with a heat lamp or reptile heater for comfort. Heat only one part of the tank so s/he can choose a comfy spot. Wash hands thoroughly after handling the gerbil, its bedding or anything in/around the tank, including the lid. If you have more than one tank, isolate the tank with the sick gerbil from the other tanks, but do not remove his/her cagemates until after you talk with the vet. (They may need treatment too.)


Input: [My Gerbil...] seems to be tilting its head to one side [It might be...]

Output: if you observe this behavior when your gerbil is standing on its hind legs, and if your gerbil is pink-eyed and sways slightly when s/he does this, it is probably okay. Pink-eyed gerbils sometimes display this head-tilt & sway behavior: some say it is a way of them focusing their poorer eyesight. If however this behavior comes on suddenly, is true at all times (not just when standing up prarie-dog style), or seems to also affect the gerbils behavior or energy level, or is accompanied by kicking or scratching at an ear, your gerbil could have an ear infection or a middle-ear tumor. See the vet.


Input: [My Gerbil...] is digging madly in the corner [It might be...]

Output: normal. Gerbils do this all the time. Give him or her a tube if the noise bothers you.


Input: [My Gerbil...] is lethargic, sleeps more, isnt running on the wheel [It might be...]

Output: if your gerbil is getting older (2 years or so), and the change has been gradual, it might just be normal aging. However, a sudden change in behavior is suspect. Watch your gerbil closely for 24 hours and observe what you see. If you keep weight records, weigh your gerbil again. If something has definitely changed, behaviorally, in his/her appearance, or you observe a significant weight gain or loss, see the vet.


Input: [My Gerbil...] has bugs crawling on him! [It might be...]

Output: mites. Bummer. You can choose one of two treatments: do-it-yourself, or get help from the vet. (1) To do it yourself, you'll need to get small animal mite spray from the pet store. Then follow the instructions on the AGS Care Page for Mites. Or, (2) your vet can prescribe Ivermectin, which you will dose orally; it will destroy the mites.


Input: [My Gerbil...] has lost part of his tail! There's blood and bone showing! [It might be...]

Output: your gerbil has degloved his tail. Try to judge if your gerbil is in pain. If she is squeaking, hiding, nips you, or has her ears plastered back, she probably is in pain, and you should see the vet for an amputation. It can be expensive, but it will solve the problem right away, and your vet will give her antibiotics. If your gerbil seems completely normal, the wound will eventually heal. The exposed bone will fall off. However, you must keep the wound clean. Wash it and apply antibiotic ointment twice a day. Find a bedding that won't stick to the wound but will be soft. Torn up tissue paper might be best, or shredded brown paper Eco-Bedding. Or you can shred paper yourself with a home shredder. Change it frequently to minimize infection, and put your gerbil on a course of emergency ornacycline treatment.


Input: [My Gerbil...] seems to be paralyzed on one side; is dragging around, or can't fully open one eye [It might be...]

Output: a stroke. Gerbils do seem to be prone to this. Sometimes, gerbils will retire to their nest after a stroke for a day or two, then emerge seemingly better. Sometimes the damage is obvious and permanent. In either case, s/he is likely to have another stroke later on. The key now is quality of life. As long as your gerbil can continue to enjoy normal, gerbilly things, like digging, grooming, eating and chewing, then just enjoy your time together. However, over time you may see his or her abilities deteriorate. Dont wait until your gerbil is curled up unmoving and you are trying to hand-feed it seeds while it bites you. Once your gerbil cannot enjoy life, see the vet for humane euthanasia.


Input: [My Gerbil...] looks thin; her head looks more pointy, and I can feel her backbone [It might be...]

Output: if sudden, if accompanied by diarrhea, or the gerbils sides have sunken in suddenly, treat as above under diarrhea (namely, see the vet). If the weight loss has been more gradual, first check your gerbils teeth. Gerbils should have two nice, fairly long top teeth and two very short lower teeth. The mouth should be able to close fully. If your gerbil is not chewing cardboard voraciously and not eating well, teeth could be the problem. Try a soft diet for a couple of weeks, then check the teeth again. If they still don't look right... you know, see the vet..


Input: [Item] Programs [Comments]

Output: SAI, Clip Studio Paint Pro, Adobe Photoshop CS4, InDesign CS4, Premier Pro, C4D, Livestream

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Input: [Item] CPU [Comments]

Output: Works really fast when compressing files that I send over to clients. Helps save a lot of time.

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Input: [Item] Cooler [Comments]

Output: The CPU cooler was originally bought for a mini-ITX build when I later changed my mind. Works well and it hums reassuringly. Goes up to 4.4GHz overclock at 82 degrees, but decided to play it safe and stuck with 4.2GHz.

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Input: [Item] Mobo [Comments]

Output: My first motherboard, feels solid, what can I say? It was the best I could afford at the time. It has all the features I needed and the BIOS was easy to navigate.

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Input: [Item] RAM [Comments]

Output: Really like this RAM. Likely to get another set for a RAMdisk and because I still run out of memory ( >u<). Found the red set for sale on Newegg. Sold that for regular price on Ebay, and used that money to buy myself the blue set when it went on sale because it matched my motherboard.

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Input: [Item] Storage [Comments]

Output: Found the SSD on Craiglist, and who could pass up that offer? It was still new, I tried it and it worked so I bought it. Saving and opening files is really quick. Purchased the HDD on Thanksgiving and got myself a really good deal. They say it's not as reliable as the WD, but it's okay since I use other things for storage as well.

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Input: [Item] Case [Comments]

Output: The first case I worked with, there was enough room to fit everything. I like the sleek and simple design of it.

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Input: [Item] PSU [Comments]

Output: I got to say, I really really like the XFX power supplies. It's really quiet and I expect it to last a long time.

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Input: [Item] OS [Comments]

Output: Windows 8 is really nice. I'm pretty used to working on Windows operating systems, so I know my way around things. ( °u°) The new Task Manager is so useful and it's easily found when you right click the task bar. Taking screenshots with Windows Key+Prt Scr is neat.

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Input: [Features] Light weight [Benefits]

Output: The lightweight of Iplex PVC-U stormwater pipes can lead to significant freight and handling advantages.

Welcome to Iplex Pipelines Australia Pty Limited


Input: [Features] High Flow Rate [Benefits]

Output: Extremely smooth bores, precision joints, and lack of internal projections ensure unrivaled hydraulic capacity over the total life of the system. Flatter grades are possible using PVC-U systems.

Welcome to Iplex Pipelines Australia Pty Limited


Input: [Features] Flammability [Benefits]

Output: PVC-U does not support combustion

Welcome to Iplex Pipelines Australia Pty Limited


Input: [Features] Non-conductive [Benefits]

Output: PVC-U is a non-conductor of electricity, and is therefore not subject to galvanic or electrolytic action.

Welcome to Iplex Pipelines Australia Pty Limited


Input: [Features] Tree root intrusion resistance [Benefits]

Output: Properly made solvent weld joints have been shown to have excellent resistance to the tree root intrusions that cause blockages and infiltration in other systems.

Welcome to Iplex Pipelines Australia Pty Limited


Input: [Features] Fittings range [Benefits]

Output: The Iplex PVC-U stormwater system contains a complete range of adaptors to enable connection to a wide range down pipes and other pipe systems.

Welcome to Iplex Pipelines Australia Pty Limited


Input: [Features] Low installation cost [Benefits]

Output: The light weight of Iplex Stormwater pipes together with longer pipe lengths, flexibility and the use of narrow trench widths significantly reduces installation costs, the major portion of the total in-situ costs.

Welcome to Iplex Pipelines Australia Pty Limited


Input: [Purpose] Cleansing [Source] Coconut and palm oils & soda ash [Ingredient]

Output: Soaps of coconut and palm

Tom's of Maine, Natural Moisturizing Body Bar, Unscented, 4 oz 113 g - iHerb.com


Input: [Purpose] Moisturizing [Source] Vegetable oil [Ingredient]

Output: Glycerin

Tom's of Maine, Natural Moisturizing Body Bar, Unscented, 4 oz 113 g - iHerb.com


Input: [Purpose] Conditioning [Source] Soybeans ( Glycine max ) [Ingredient]

Output: Vitamin E ( tocopherol acetate )

Tom's of Maine, Natural Moisturizing Body Bar, Unscented, 4 oz 113 g - iHerb.com


Input: [Purpose] Moisturizing [Source] Jojoba ( Simmondsia chinensis ) seeds [Ingredient]

Output: Jojoba oil

Tom's of Maine, Natural Moisturizing Body Bar, Unscented, 4 oz 113 g - iHerb.com


Input: [Purpose] Moisturizing [Source] Olives ( Olea europaea ) [Ingredient]

Output: Olive oil

Tom's of Maine, Natural Moisturizing Body Bar, Unscented, 4 oz 113 g - iHerb.com


Input: [Purpose] Guard freshness [Source] Rosemary ( Rosmarinus officinalis ) leaves [Ingredient]

Output: Rosemary extract

Tom's of Maine, Natural Moisturizing Body Bar, Unscented, 4 oz 113 g - iHerb.com


Input: [Purpose] Guard freshness [Source] Vitamin C & palm oil [Ingredient]

Output: Ascorbyl palmitate

Tom's of Maine, Natural Moisturizing Body Bar, Unscented, 4 oz 113 g - iHerb.com


Input: [Purpose] Odor balancing [Source] Roman chamomile ( Chamaemelum nobile ) flowers [Ingredient]

Output: Chamomile oil

Tom's of Maine, Natural Moisturizing Body Bar, Unscented, 4 oz 113 g - iHerb.com


Input: [0] 4E [2] Water Supply Error occurs when water level frequency does not show changes more than 100Hz or water is not supplied up to the preset water level after 10 Minutes or more at the time of initial water supply. The error status can be cleared by turning the POWER switch OFF and back ON. [Samsung Washer Fault Codes]

Output: WATER SUPPLY ERROR

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Input: [0] 5E [2] 5E is displayed if the water level frequency detected is 25 KHz or less in the initial phase of the UNB -detecting cycle. The Water Drain error can be cleared by turning POWER SW OFF and back ON. [Samsung Washer Fault Codes]

Output: WATER DRAIN ERROR

Kode error mesin cuci full otomatis samsung - Panduan Servis Tv


Input: [0] oE [2] Over-Flow error occurs when the water level is too high. It can be cleared by turning POWER switch OFF. Water is drained prior to POWER switch OFF. The tub is drained for 2 minutes if a frequency of more than 25 KHz is detected. [Samsung Washer Fault Codes]

Output: OVER-FLOW ERROR

Kode error mesin cuci full otomatis samsung - Panduan Servis Tv


Input: [0] UE [2] Laundry load is unbalanced, manually loosen any tangled laundry. If only one item of clothing needs washing, such as a bathrobe or jeans, the final spin result might be unsatisfactory and an UE error message will be shown in the display. Unbalance error is cleared by POWER switch OFF and back ON. [Samsung Washer Fault Codes]

Output: UNBALANCE ERROR

Kode error mesin cuci full otomatis samsung - Panduan Servis Tv


Input: [0] HE [2] HE, HE1 is displayed if the water temperature rises by 7 C or more in 1 Min or by 2 C or less 20 Min after heating process has started. The error can be cleared by turning POWER switch OFF. [Samsung Washer Fault Codes]

Output: WATER HEATER ERROR

Kode error mesin cuci full otomatis samsung - Panduan Servis Tv


Input: [0] 1 E [2] * Generated Frequency Signal of WATER LEVEL (WIL) SIW (KHz) Normal Level = Abnormal W/L Frequency Low Level = 30.00 Khz High Level = 15.00 Khz If the same signal is detected for more than 5 seconds, it is a PRESSURE SWITCH Error. When this error occurs the drain pump will operate for 3 min. and the display will show 1 E indicating a pressure switch error. [Samsung Washer Fault Codes]

Output: WATER PRESSURE SWITCH ERROR

Kode error mesin cuci full otomatis samsung - Panduan Servis Tv


Input: [0] cE [2] e.g. If the water temperature is 50 C or more, during a Delicate or Wool cycle. At the time of initial water supply, if the water temperature is not appropriate, the display will show cE. This error can be cleared by POWER SWITCH OFF. [Samsung Washer Fault Codes]

Output: ABNORMAL WATER TEMPERATURE ERROR

Kode error mesin cuci full otomatis samsung - Panduan Servis Tv


Input: [0] 11 E [2] Water Leakage error occurs when the water drains naturally, (by leakage) after the washing program starts. [Samsung Washer Fault Codes]

Output: WATER LEAKAGE ERROR

Kode error mesin cuci full otomatis samsung - Panduan Servis Tv


Input: [0] tE [2] This error occurs when the Thermistor circuit is abnormal or a voltage of O.2v or below or, 4.5v and over is detected. This error can be cleared by POWER switch OFF. [Samsung Washer Fault Codes]

Output: THERMISTOR ERROR

Kode error mesin cuci full otomatis samsung - Panduan Servis Tv


Input: [0] 3E [2] Hall Sensor is sensed every 5OOms. 1 second after motor starts to work. If data of hall sensor is less than 2 (2RPM), the Washing motor will stop at once. During Washing and Rinsing when a motor restriction is sensed, the motor stops and then proceeds to the next water -flow action. If the motor stops working and this happens in one direction ten times, “3E” Error is displayed. During dehydrating. when a motor restriction is sensed. the motor stops working and then returns to the initial stage of the dehydration unbalance sensing cycle. After ten times, “3E” Error isdisplayed, When the motor Is told to stop because of an operating function. no error is shown. Power 81W OFF can clear the motor restriction error. [Samsung Washer Fault Codes]

Output: MOTOR RESTRICTION ERROR

Kode error mesin cuci full otomatis samsung - Panduan Servis Tv


Input: [0] 8E [2] IPM fault signal (this is caused by the overload of the MICOM INTO during motor action). IPM: Integrated power module. The IPM controls the motor. If the fault (low signal) happens to be sensed even once during the washing/rinsing stage, the motor stops immediately. However, during the dehydrating stage the signal is to be sensed, when the number of signals reads more than 6 per 500ms during the Washing or Rinsing cycle action. If the motor stops working, in one direction ten times, “8E” Error is displayed. During dehydrating, when the overload is sensed, the motor stops working at once and then feeds back to the initial stage of the dehydration unbalance sensing. When the feed back has occcurred twice, Error “8E” is displayed during the dehydrating unbalance sensing, No error happens by overload sensing. When it happens at more than 800rpm, the process is stopped compulsorily. Power Switch OFF can clear the overload error. [Samsung Washer Fault Codes]

Output: OVER CURRENT ERROR

Kode error mesin cuci full otomatis samsung - Panduan Servis Tv


Input: CannLabs,- GC-Fid Gas [HPLC High-Performance Liquid] CannLabs,- HPLC Rm3 Labs- HPTLC [0]

Output: Used by

THC, CBN, CBD Testing for Cannabis, Medical Marijuana Testing


Input: <1 part per million [HPLC High-Performance Liquid] @1 part per million @10 parts per million [0]

Output: Limit of Quantification -THC

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Input: Significant [HPLC High-Performance Liquid] Significant Minimal [0]

Output: Risk of Cross-Contamination Between Samples

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Input: High [HPLC High-Performance Liquid] High Low [0]

Output: Sensitivity to Unwanted Materials in Sample

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Input: Yes [HPLC High-Performance Liquid] Yes No [0]

Output: Silica Medium Degrades over Time

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Input: Not without significant additional processing [HPLC High-Performance Liquid] Yes Yes [0]

Output: Can distinguish THC from THC-A

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Input: <5% [HPLC High-Performance Liquid] <10% <10% (Rm3: Approx. 2%) [0]

Output: Relative Standard Deviation (RSD)

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Input: Good – Excellent [HPLC High-Performance Liquid] Good Good [0]

Output: Resolution of different cannabinoids

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Input: [Title] Electrical Safety 01 [Links] View Bigger Image Download (Medium Resolution Image) Download (High Resolution Image) [Image Text]

Output: Power stations and substations are extremely dangerous. Never climb the fence or try to enter the area.

Colouring Pages - Electrical Safety | Elementary Safety


Input: [Title] Electrical Safety 02 [Links] View Bigger Image Download (Medium Resolution Image) Download (High Resolution Image) [Image Text]

Output: Always make sure your hands are dry before touching an outlet, a switch or any appliance that is plugged in.

Colouring Pages - Electrical Safety | Elementary Safety


Input: [Title] Electrical Safety 03 [Links] View Bigger Image Download (Medium Resolution Image) Download (High Resolution Image) [Image Text]

Output: Always unplug an appliance before fixing it or filling it. Unplug things by pulling on the plug, NOT the cord.

Colouring Pages - Electrical Safety | Elementary Safety


Input: [Title] Electrical Safety 04 [Links] View Bigger Image Download (Medium Resolution Image) Download (High Resolution Image) [Image Text]

Output: Never stick anything other than a plug into an outlet. Make sure that little kids don't play with the outlets.

Colouring Pages - Electrical Safety | Elementary Safety


Input: [Title] Electrical Safety 05 [Links] View Bigger Image Download (Medium Resolution Image) Download (High Resolution Image) [Image Text]

Output: IF YOUR TOAST GETS STUCK IN THE TOASTER, UNPLUG IT BEFORE YOU USE A FORK OR KNIFE TO GET IT OUT.

Colouring Pages - Electrical Safety | Elementary Safety


Input: [Title] Electrical Safety 06 [Links] View Bigger Image Download (Medium Resolution Image) Download (High Resolution Image) [Image Text]

Output: An electrical octopus is a dangerous animal to keep around the house. DO NOT OVERLOAD OUTLETS WITH TOO MANY THINGS PLUGGED INTO THEM.

Colouring Pages - Electrical Safety | Elementary Safety


Input: [Title] Electrical Safety 07 [Links] View Bigger Image Download (Medium Resolution Image) Download (High Resolution Image) [Image Text]

Output: Do not use anything with a frayed or damaged cord. They could shock you or even start a fire!

Colouring Pages - Electrical Safety | Elementary Safety


Input: [Title] Electrical Safety 08 [Links] View Bigger Image Download (Medium Resolution Image) Download (High Resolution Image) [Image Text]

Output: Never fly a kite near power lines. Always go to an open area like a field.

Colouring Pages - Electrical Safety | Elementary Safety


Input: [Title] Electrical Safety 09 [Links] View Bigger Image Download (Medium Resolution Image) Download (High Resolution Image) [Image Text]

Output: Stay away from fallen electrical lines and report them immediately!

Colouring Pages - Electrical Safety | Elementary Safety


Input: [Title] Electrical Safety 10 [Links] View Bigger Image Download (Medium Resolution Image) Download (High Resolution Image) [Image Text]

Output: In an electrical storm, the safest place to be is inside, but avoid water like the shower or sink.

Colouring Pages - Electrical Safety | Elementary Safety


Input: [Title] Electrical Safety 11 [Links] View Bigger Image Download (Medium Resolution Image) Download (High Resolution Image) [Image Text]

Output: If you are caught in an electrical storm while travelling, stay in your car with the windows rolled up.

Colouring Pages - Electrical Safety | Elementary Safety


Input: [Title] Electrical Safety 12 [Links] View Bigger Image Download (Medium Resolution Image) Download (High Resolution Image) [Image Text]

Output: If you are caught outside in an electrical storm, stay away from high stand structures. Stay as low as possible by crouching, not lying down.

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Input: [Title] Electrical Safety 13 [Links] View Bigger Image Download (Medium Resolution Image) Download (High Resolution Image) [Image Text]

Output: If you are swimming, fishing or boating when you start to see the sky darken or hear thunder in the distance, get out and away from the water immediately.

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Input: [Title] Electrical Safety 14 [Links] View Bigger Image Download (Medium Resolution Image) Download (High Resolution Image) [Image Text]

Output: You may know that lightning is about to strike close by if you feel your skin tingle or your hair standing on end. Crouch down on the balls of your feet, wrap your arms around your knees and put your head down.

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Input: [Acute] collapse [Chronic]

Output: coughing

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Input: [Acute] dyspnea [Chronic]

Output: vomiting

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Input: [Acute] convulsions [Chronic]

Output: dyspnea

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Input: [Acute] diarrhea/vomiting [Chronic]

Output: lethargy

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Input: [Acute] blindness [Chronic]

Output: anorexia

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Input: [Acute] tachycardia [Chronic]

Output: weight loss

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Input: [Acute] syncope [Chronic]

Output: chylothorax

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Input: [Item] Air compressors used to start lease equipment [Disallowed] X [Comments]

Output: Not allowable unless used to start equipment that otherwise qualifies as marketing equipment.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Cathodic protection [Allowable] X [Disallowed] X [Comments]

Output: These are rods used to prevent corrosion of pipes and vessels. They are allowed if used on the marketing gathering lines or if used on any allowed marketing equipment but not allowed if used downhole.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Chrome/stainless steel piping for handling gas with high H2S content. [Allowable] X* [Comments]

Output: *Depends on if the piping qualifies as allowable, based on location of the piping and its function. The "chrome/stainless steel" element is irrelevant.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Cranes for compressor building [Allowable] X [Comments]

Output: Used to lift and move the compressor. Sometimes referred to by just the crane’s brand name such as "Coffing."

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Compressor installation charges [Allowable] X [Comments]

Output: If the compressor is owned and used in a manner related to gas marketing, the installation costs may be included in depreciable base.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Compressors/parts and service for compressors - to get gas up to required sales pressure. Compressors owned rather than rented. [Allowable] X [Comments]

Output: If compressors perform a dual purpose, the costs can be allocated between allowable and not allowable marketing costs. Must be depreciated over useful life, and return on investment may be calculated.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Compressors - rented sales compressors [Allowable] X [Comments]

Output: Deducted as a monthly expense.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Compressors - at central facility (compressor stations) [Allowable] X [Comments]

Output: Same as above for all compressors.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Compressors - transmission line [Disallowed] X [Comments]

Output: Not allowable unless it occurs before the sale has been made.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Compression charge on settlement statement [Allowable] X* [Comments]

Output: *Allowable if not already deducted from the reported gas sales price.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Concrete slab for compressor [Allowable] X [Comments]

Output: If compressor is owned, cost of slab may be included in depreciable base.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Concrete pad around compressor to collect oil and drainage, to reduce environmental clean-up in the future. [Disallowed] X [Comments]

Output: Environmental related costs are not allowed. These pads are not necessary and essential to market the gas and they do not physically handle the gas.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Cost reimbursement from gas purchaser for compression [Disallowed] X [Comments]

Output: Should be included in gross taxable value, and actual marketing costs deducted by the producer.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Dehydrators [Allowable] X [Comments]

Output: Takes the water content out of the gas stream.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Demulsification chemicals [Disallowed] X [Comments]

Output: Used to break down oil emulsions, usually in a heater treater.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Filters [Allowable] X* [Comments]

Output: *Allowable if used on a piece of equipment that qualifies as a marketing cost deduction.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Fin Fans [Allowable] X [Comments]

Output: Used to cool the gas after it has been compressed.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Glycol for use in dehydrators [Allowable] X [Comments]

Output: See "dehydrators"

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Heater treater [Disallowed] X [Comments]

Output: Used to treat oil, not gas.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] LACT Units [Disallowed] X [Comments]

Output: These measure crude oil being sold.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Lease chiller [Allowable] X* [Comments]

Output: *Costs of the chiller are allowable if tax is paid on the products obtained at 7.5% tax rate. If the taxpayer defines the liquids obtained as condensate and pays tax at 4.6% tax rate, no marketing costs are allowed.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Lease separators [Disallowed] X [Comments]

Output: By law, the costs of separation are not allowable.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Line heaters [Allowable] X* [Comments]

Output: *Allowable if the heater is located after the first separator. If located before the first separator, the cost may be allocated based on the liquids to gas ratio.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] LTX Unit [Allowable] X* [Comments]

Output: *Allowable if the producer is paying gas tax on the liquids that are obtained from the unit.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Methanol for gas line [Allowable] X [Comments]

Output: Used in preventing freeze-ups.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Pig socks used around oil storage tanks & compressor [Disallowed] X [Comments]

Output: Used to clean oil spills.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Pigs and pigging equipment [Allowable] * [Disallowed] X [Comments]

Output: *Allowed if used on gathering lines prior to the sales point. However, most pigs are used on gas transmission lines after the lease sale, in which case they are not allowed as a marketing cost.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Pipeline between wellhead and first separator [Allowable] X* [Comments]

Output: *Allowed based on the percentage of production flow attributable to gas. The allocation should be based on the Railroad Commission production reports.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Pipeline between wellhead and central separation facility [Allowable] X* [Comments]

Output: *Allowed based on the percentage of production flow attributable to gas. The allocation should be based on the Railroad Commission production reports.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Pipeline between wellhead and sales line if there is no lease separation and no separation prior to sale (gas is sold full well stream). [Allowable] * [Disallowed] * [Comments]

Output: *Allocate costs of this line between gas and condensate. Marketing costs are allowable on portion of line allocated to gas, and not allowable on the portion allocated to condensate.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Pipeline between wellhead and plant if there is no lease separation and gas is going full well stream to the plant for processing [Allowable] * [Disallowed] * [Comments]

Output: *Allocate costs of this line between gas and condensate. Marketing costs are allowable on portion of line allocated to gas, and not allowable on the portion allocated to condensate.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Pipeline after first separator [Allowable] X [Comments]

Output: Between separator and sales point.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs