Input: [Neurotransmitter] Endorphins [Description and function] Released in response to behaviors such as vigorous exercise, orgasm, and eating spicy foods. [Notes]

Output: Endorphins are natural pain relievers. They are related to the compounds found in drugs such as opium, morphine, and heroin. The release of endorphins creates the runner’s high that is experienced after intense physical exertion.


Input: [Neurotransmitter] GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid) [Description and function] The major inhibitory neurotransmitter in the brain. [Notes]

Output: A lack of GABA can lead to involuntary motor actions, including tremors and seizures. Alcohol stimulates the release of GABA, which inhibits the nervous system and makes us feel drunk. Low levels of GABA can produce anxiety, and GABA agonists (tranquilizers) are used to reduce anxiety.


Input: [Neurotransmitter] Glutamate [Description and function] The most common neurotransmitter, it’s released in more than 90% of the brain’s synapses. Glutamate is found in the food additive MSG (monosodium glutamate). [Notes]

Output: Excess glutamate can cause overstimulation, migraines and seizures.


Input: [Neurotransmitter] Serotonin [Description and function] Involved in many functions, including mood, appetite, sleep, and aggression. [Notes]

Output: Low levels of serotonin are associated with depression, and some drugs designed to treat depression (known as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, or SSRIs) serve to prevent their reuptake.


Input: [Action] Prevent blood from clotting. [Component]

Output: Anticoagulants


Input: [Action] Variable effects that target heart function. Some depolarize cardiac muscles and alter heart contraction, causing heart failure . [Snake Taxon] associated mostly with elapids ad vipers [Component]

Output: Cardiotoxins


Input: [Action] Destroy white blood cells. [Snake Taxon] viper and pitviper [Component]

Output: Cytolysins


Input: [Action] Facilitate chemical reactions. [Snake Taxon] all venomous species [Component]

Output: Enzymes


Input: [Action] Destroy red blood cells. [Snake Taxon] elapids, vipers and pitvipers [Component]

Output: Hemolysins


Input: [Action] Destroy capillary walls causing bleeding. (hemorrhages near and distant from the bite) [Snake Taxon] vipers, pitvipers, and the king cobra [Component]

Output: Hemorrhagins


Input: [Action] Block the transmission of nerve impulses to muscles, especially those associated with the diaphragm and breathing [Snake Taxon] elapids, vipers, tropical rattlesnakes, and some North American Mojave rattlesnakes [Component]

Output: Neurotoxins


Input: [Action] Dissolve cells and tissue at the bite site, causing local pain and swelling . [Snake Taxon] found mostly in viper and pitviper [Component]

Output: Proteolysins


Input: [Action] coagulate blood and foster clot formation throughout the circulatory system . [Snake Taxon] some vipers [Component]

Output: Thromboses


Input: [Supplement / Vitamin] Glutamine powders [My Dosage] I took 5g of powder every day in the morning before breakfast for the first 3 months. Now I take it for about a week any time I got glutened. [Function]

Output: Glutamine is an amino acid strongly implicated in gut repair, so I take it to help my damaged celiac gut heal itself.

Vitamins & supplements for celiac/coeliac disease & food allergies


Input: [Supplement / Vitamin] Friendly gut bacteria [My Dosage] At first I took one before every meal, but now just one tablet first thing in the morning. It's important to get a good tablet with special food for the bugs to help them through the acidic stomach stage of digestion. [Function]

Output: 'Leaky gut syndrome' which is one explanation for developing food allergies with coeliac disease may be helped by friendly gut flora. Also, the inflammation caused by coeliac disease and allergies doesn't provide a perfect environment for your nice tummy bugs.

Vitamins & supplements for celiac/coeliac disease & food allergies


Input: [Supplement / Vitamin] Betaine hydrochloride [My Dosage] One before each main meal. [Function]

Output: To help the second stage of digestion in the stomach (the first is chewing), you need lots of enzymes and a good acidic environment.

Vitamins & supplements for celiac/coeliac disease & food allergies


Input: [Supplement / Vitamin] Digestive enzymes [My Dosage] One before each main meal. [Function]

Output: There are lots of enzymes needed to break down various foods in your stomach, and a supplement can help if your digestion is iffy.They're not without risk though as they may digest the wrong things, like your gut lining.

Vitamins & supplements for celiac/coeliac disease & food allergies


Input: [Supplement / Vitamin] Caprylic Acid [My Dosage] I take one tablet per day. [Function]

Output: Caprylic acid can help gut healing, so it seems.

Vitamins & supplements for celiac/coeliac disease & food allergies


Input: [Supplement / Vitamin] Multivitamin [My Dosage] I take 2 per day, one in the morning, one in the evening. The multivitamin I take is designed to be taken in this way [Function]

Output: As I mentioned in my food allergy treatment and cure page, a damaged gut is unlikely to be absorbing nutrients properly, so a good multivitamin I thought was a good idea.

Vitamins & supplements for celiac/coeliac disease & food allergies


Input: [Supplement / Vitamin] Calcium and Vitamin D [My Dosage] 250 mg calcium 3 times daily [Function]

Output: As a coeliac I have osteopoenia (thinned bone) so calcium and vitamin D are to help that. There is conflicting evidence whether calcium has much effect on osteopoenia or osteoporosis, but until something better comes along, I'm taking it.{Note: 5 years on I've stopped taking a calcium supplement as it appears that they can contribute to arterial calcification (and you don't want any of that). I now focus on magnesium and vitamin D status and lifting heavy weights to strengthen my bones).

Vitamins & supplements for celiac/coeliac disease & food allergies


Input: [Supplement / Vitamin] Zinc [My Dosage] 20g once per day. [Function]

Output: Zinc is important for gut healing too, and the multivit I take doesn't contain enough, so I supplement an extra 20g per day.

Vitamins & supplements for celiac/coeliac disease & food allergies


Input: [Supplement / Vitamin] Quercetin [My Dosage] 500mg per day [Function]

Output: Quercetin is a bioflavinoid found in large amounts in strawberries. It inhibits the release of histamine so if you're having allergic reactions it may help reduce their severity.

Vitamins & supplements for celiac/coeliac disease & food allergies


Input: [Supplement / Vitamin] Vitamin C [My Dosage] 2000 mg a day, half in the morning half at night [Function]

Output: Good for all sorts of things, including reducing the amount of histamine in your bloodstream, a by-product of the allergic response.

Vitamins & supplements for celiac/coeliac disease & food allergies


Input: [Part Name] WT6014 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller


Input: [Part Name] WT6016 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller


Input: [Part Name] WT6018 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller


Input: [Part Name] WT60P1 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller


Input: [Part Name] WT6116 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller


Input: [Part Name] WT6124 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller


Input: [Part Name] WT6132 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller


Input: [Part Name] WT6148-K42 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller


Input: [Part Name] WT6148-N40 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller


Input: [Part Name] WT6148-N42 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller


Input: [Part Name] WT6148-S44 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller


Input: [Part Name] WT6248-K42 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: USB monitor controller


Input: [Part Name] WT6248-N42 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: USB monitor controller


Input: [Part Name] WT6248-S44 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: USB monitor controller


Input: [Part Name] WT62P1-K40 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller with USB function


Input: [Part Name] WT62P1-K42 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller with USB function


Input: [Part Name] WT62P1-N28 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller with USB function


Input: [Part Name] WT62P1-N42 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller with USB function


Input: [Part Name] WT62P1-S44 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller with USB function


Input: [Part Name] WT62P2-K42 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller with USB interface


Input: [Part Name] WT62P2-N40 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller with USB interface


Input: [Part Name] WT62P2-N42 [Manufacturer] Weltrend [Description]

Output: Digital monitor controller with USB interface


Input: 2 Large and 1 Small Servo 2 Large and 1 Small Servo [0]

Output: Motors

LEGO Mindstorms EV3 Education vs Home Edition 31313


Input: Color Sensor Touch Sensor x 2 Gyro Sensor Ultrasonic Sensor Color Sensor Touch Sensor Infrared Sensor / Receiver IR Remote Control [0]

Output: Sensors /Control

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Input: Rechargeable Battery Pack and Charger (Or AA Batteries) Uses AA Batteries (not included) Or you can buy a rechargeable battery pack. [0]

Output: Power

LEGO Mindstorms EV3 Education vs Home Edition 31313


Input: Robot Educator Gyro Boy Puppy Arm Color Sorter (Plus more that require the Extension Set which includes more technic pieces) R3PTAR snake GRIPP3R muscle robot EV3RSTORM armed robot TRACK3R ATV SPIK3R scorpion (plus bonus models created by the user community and selected by LEGO) [0]

Output: Models

LEGO Mindstorms EV3 Education vs Home Edition 31313


Input: 541 pieces total (including sensors etc) 550+ LEGO Technic elements [0]

Output: Technic Pieces

LEGO Mindstorms EV3 Education vs Home Edition 31313


Input: Graphical software sold separately - includes data logging, Robot Educator learning tool and content editor for teachers. Curriculum software also available separately. Basic graphical software included (I think.) [0]

Output: Software

LEGO Mindstorms EV3 Education vs Home Edition 31313


Input: Plastic Storage Tray [0]

Output: Storage

LEGO Mindstorms EV3 Education vs Home Edition 31313


Input: 10+ 10+ [0]

Output: Age

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Input: Ships August 1st 2013 Fall 2013 [0]

Output: Release Date

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Input: $339.95 (single set without software) RRP $349.99 [0]

Output: Price

LEGO Mindstorms EV3 Education vs Home Edition 31313


Input: [Adulterant (Synthetic Drug)] Sildenafil (Viagra) [Number of samples examined] 81 [Number of positive results] 28 [Product claims] Products declared having the effect of improving sexual ability [Use of the synthetic drug]

Output: Drug used to treat erectile dysfunction and pulmonary arterial hypertension


Input: [Adulterant (Synthetic Drug)] Famotidine [Number of samples examined] 47 [Number of positive results] 18 [Product claims] Products declared being capable of keeping the fitness of stomach and helping the cure for gastrosis [Use of the synthetic drug]

Output: Inhibits stomach acid production, and it is commonly used in the treatment of peptic ulcer disease and gastro esophageal reflux disease


Input: [Adulterant (Synthetic Drug)] Ibuprofen [Number of samples examined] 14 [Number of positive results] 3 [Product claims] Products declared being beneficial to the therapy for arthritis [Use of the synthetic drug]

Output: It is used for relief of symptoms of arthritis, primary dysmenorrhea, fever, and as an analgesic, especially where there is an inflammatory component


Input: [Adulterant (Synthetic Drug)] Promethazine [Number of samples examined] 19 [Number of positive results] 2 [Product claims] Products declared having the effect of tranquilization or improving ‘health status’ of old people [Use of the synthetic drug]

Output: Used as an antihistamine and antiemetic. It can also have strong sedative effects


Input: [Adulterant (Synthetic Drug)] Diazepam [Number of samples examined] 11 [Number of positive results] 3 [Product claims] Products declared being helpful to the remission of dysphoria and insomnia [Use of the synthetic drug]

Output: Commonly used for treating anxiety, insomnia, seizures, muscle spasms, sedative, and skeletal muscle relaxant


Input: [Adulterant (Synthetic Drug)] Nifedipine [Number of samples examined] 16 [Number of positive results] 6 [Product claims] Products declared being capable of preventing hypertension and angina pectoris, and maintaining cardiovascular health [Use of the synthetic drug]

Output: Its main uses are as an antianginal (especially in Prinzmetal’s angina) and antihypertensive


Input: [Adulterant (Synthetic Drug)] Captopril [Number of samples examined] 19 [Number of positive results] 8 [Product claims] Products declared being capable of preventing and healing hypertension [Use of the synthetic drug]

Output: Used for the treatment of hypertension and some types of congestive heart failure


Input: [Adulterant (Synthetic Drug)] Amoxicillin [Number of samples examined] 22 [Number of positive results] 2 [Product claims] Products declared being capable of healing tracheitis [Use of the synthetic drug]

Output: It is a moderate-spectrum, bacteriolytic, ?-lactam antibiotic used to treat bacterial infections


Input: [Adulterant (Synthetic Drug)] Dextromethorphan [Number of samples examined] 22 [Number of positive results] 4 [Product claims] Products declared being effective for relieving cough and resolving phlegm [Use of the synthetic drug]

Output: It is an antitussive or cough suppressant drug


Input: For direct visual indication of process level, a broad range of flat-glass transparent or reflex gages are available to meet most temperature/pressure conditions. Tubular styles are also available, along with a complete line of both straight and offset pattern valves. Only Penberthy offers PENGAGE™ Selection Software for fast, accurate and simple gage/valve specification.

Output: LIQUID LEVEL GAGES & VALVES

Anderson-Bolds - Penberthy Eductors, Sight Flows and Level Guaging


Input: Penberthy MULTIVIEW Magnetic Liquid Level Gages can be built to serve practically any process industry situation. From the simplest operation to the most severe, corrosive environment, Penberthy can construct a system to best suit your company’s requirements. As pioneers in magnetic gage level indication and as creators of the unique concentric magnet design, Penberthy has the expertise to know what design, specifications and options best fit any given application. Contact Anderson-Bolds to discuss specific duty requirements in your operation. MULTIVIEW Magnetic Liquid Level Gages utilize a communicating chamber constructed of 2-1/2" pipe which is connected to the process tank with either side or end connections. A float with a self-enclosed magnet is custom sized and weighted to float at the surface of the process liquid to be monitored. The float is then installed in the communicating chamber. The industry-unique concentric magnet in MULTIVIEW gages provides a more consistent magnetic field than conventional magnet designs.

Output: MAGNETIC LIQUID LEVEL GAGES

Anderson-Bolds - Penberthy Eductors, Sight Flows and Level Guaging


Input: Penberthy offers one of the industry’s most complete lines of sight flow indicators and sight windows with our FLUIDVISION™ product line. They include ANSI, TeflonÆ/TefzelÆ lined, FM approved dual-window, armored, full-view, threaded window and low-flow gaseous models. All popular sizes and materials of construction available, with flanged, threaded and special connections, as well as rotator, flapper, drip-tube or plain indicator styles. Also includes threaded, oblong and conventional sight windows.

Output: SIGHT FLOW INDICATORS & SIGHT WINDOWS

Anderson-Bolds - Penberthy Eductors, Sight Flows and Level Guaging


Input: Penberthy level switches employ ultrasonic gap sensing technology to provide level indication in nearly any liquid. To meet a wide range of requirements, LEVELMARK™ gives you a choice of single or dual-point models, with 4-20 mA loop, optoisolator (optoisolated open collector transistor) or relay output options. What’s more, these gap switches are available FM-approved/CSA-certified explosion-proof and/or intrinsically safe. Choose from a variety of systems designed to deliver dependable performance in difficult, “non-contact” environments. Penberthy transmitters feature easy calibration with a number of available configurations, including digital displays, alarm relays, standard temperature compensation, 0 to 30 second delay and echo loss/fault indication.

Output: ULTRASONIC LEVEL INSTRUMENTATION

Anderson-Bolds - Penberthy Eductors, Sight Flows and Level Guaging


Input: The function of the Flowmeter is to allow the user the ability to monitor rate of flow in a pipeline. The metal tube contains a tapered area with a float. The float rises in the taper until the upthrust balances the float weight. The float contains a magnet which is coupled to a pointer. As the float rises it catches the magnet on the pointer which follows the float magnet. The magnet drives the pointer over a full 90ƒ of the scale.

Output: FLOWMETERS

Anderson-Bolds - Penberthy Eductors, Sight Flows and Level Guaging


Input: Viewport Bi-Color Gage Glasses Viewport Viewing Accessories Levalert Remote Level Indicators Levalert Specifications Levalert Options P60A Remote Level Indicators Alert Multi-Electrode Level Switches Alert I & IA Features & Specifications Steam/Water Flat Glass Gages

Output: BOILER TRIM PRODUCTS

Anderson-Bolds - Penberthy Eductors, Sight Flows and Level Guaging


Input: Penberthy's newly installed melt system meets the market demand for reduced lead-time, short run and exotic alloys found in Jet Pumps, Sight Flow Indicators, Valves and Liquid Level Gauges. These new high-speed furnaces, coupled with existing furnaces, are pre-lined and setup for families of copper, iron, carbon and stainless steel alloys. If you require A351 corrosion resistant castings or A494 nickel based alloys or A890 Duplex Stainless Steels, Penberthy can offer you quick delivery fully traceable to ASTM standards. With full process capabilities to cast, heat treat and machine under one roof, Penberthy has the unmatched ability to meet the engineering needs of a demanding market.

Output: CASTINGS

Anderson-Bolds - Penberthy Eductors, Sight Flows and Level Guaging


Input: [0] * [Sub item] 1.1 [Unit] LAL [Description of Goods] Beer not exceeding 3% by volume of alcohol packaged in an individual container not exceeding 48 litres [Rate]

Output: $40.43 per litre of alcohol calculated on that alcohol content by which the percentage by volume of alcohol of the goods exceeds 1.15


Input: [0] * [Sub item] 1.2 [Unit] LAL [Description of Goods] Beer not exceeding 3% by volume of alcohol packaged in an individual container exceeding 48 litres [Rate]

Output: $8.08 per litre of alcohol calculated on that alcohol content by which the percentage by volume of alcohol of the goods exceeds 1.15


Input: [0] * [Sub item] 1.5 [Unit] LAL [Description of Goods] Beer exceeding 3% but not exceeding 3.5% by volume of alcohol packaged in an individual container not exceeding 48 litres [Rate]

Output: $47.09 per litre of alcohol calculated on that alcohol content by which the percentage by volume of alcohol of the goods exceeds 1.15


Input: [0] * [Sub item] 1.6 [Unit] LAL [Description of Goods] Beer exceeding 3% but not exceeding 3.5% by volume of alcohol packaged in an individual container exceeding 48 litres [Rate]

Output: $25.33 per litre of alcohol calculated on that alcohol content by which the percentage by volume of alcohol of the goods exceeds 1.15


Input: [0] * [Sub item] 1.10 [Unit] LAL [Description of Goods] Beer exceeding 3.5% by volume of alcohol packaged in an individual container not exceeding 48 litres [Rate]

Output: $47.09 per litre of alcohol calculated on that alcohol content by which the percentage by volume of alcohol of the goods exceeds 1.15


Input: [0] * [Sub item] 1.11 [Unit] LAL [Description of Goods] Beer exceeding 3.5% by volume of alcohol packaged in an individual container exceeding 48 litres [Rate]

Output: $33.16 per litre of alcohol calculated on that alcohol content by which the percentage by volume of alcohol of the goods exceeds 1.15


Input: [0] * [Sub item] 1.15 [Unit] LAL [Description of Goods] Beer not exceeding 3% by volume of alcohol produced for non-commercial purposes using commercial facilities or equipment [Rate]

Output: $2.84 per litre of alcohol calculated on that alcohol content by which the percentage by volume of alcohol of the goods exceeds 1.15


Input: [0] * [Sub item] 1.16 [Unit] LAL [Description of Goods] Beer exceeding 3% by volume of alcohol produced for non-commercial purposes using commercial facilities or equipment [Rate]

Output: $3.28 per litre of alcohol calculated on that alcohol content by which the percentage by volume of alcohol of the goods exceeds 1.15


Input: [0] * [Tariff Item] 2 [Unit] LAL [Description of Goods] Other excisable beverages not exceeding 10% by volume of alcohol [Rate]

Output: $79.77 per litre of alcohol


Input: [0] * [Sub item] 3.1 [Unit] LAL [Description of Goods] Brandy [Rate]

Output: $74.50 per litre of alcohol


Input: [0] * [Sub item] 3.2 [Unit] LAL [Description of Goods] Other excisable beverages exceeding 10% by volume of alcohol [Rate]

Output: $79.77 per litre of alcohol


Input: [Sub item] 3.5 [Unit] LAL [Description of Goods] Spirit that: (a) a person has an approval, under section 77FD of the Excise Act 1901 , to use for fortifying Australian wine or Australian grape must; and (b) is otherwise covered by the approval [Rate]

Output: Free


Input: [Sub item] 3.6 [Unit] LAL [Description of Goods] Spirit that: (a) is for use by a person who is included in a class of persons determined under section 77FE of the Excise Act 1901 ; and (b) if a quantity is specified in a determination under that section in relation to the person - does not exceed that quantity; and (c) is for an industrial, manufacturing, scientific, medical, veterinary or educational purpose [Rate]

Output: Free


Input: [Sub item] 3.7 [Unit] LAL [Description of Goods] Spirit that: (a) a person has an approval, under section 77FF of the Excise Act 1901 , to use for an industrial, manufacturing, scientific, medical, veterinary or educational purpose; and (b) is otherwise covered by the approval [Rate]

Output: Free


Input: [Sub item] 3.8 [Unit] LAL [Description of Goods] Spirit denatured according to a formula determined under section 77FG of the Excise Act 1901 , other than spirit for use as fuel in an internal combustion engine [Rate]

Output: Free


Input: [0] * [Sub item] 3.10 [Unit] LAL [Description of Goods] Spirits not elsewhere included [Rate]

Output: $79.77 per litre of alcohol


Input: [0] # [Sub item] 5.1 [Unit] No [Description of Goods] In stick form not exceeding in weight 0.8 grams per stick actual tobacco content [Rate]

Output: $0.47008 per stick


Input: [0] # [Sub item] 5.5 [Unit] Kg [Description of Goods] Other [Rate]

Output: $587.62 per kilogram of tobacco content


Input: [0] ~ [Sub item] 10.1 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Petroleum condensate [Rate]

Output: $0.389 per litre


Input: [0] ~ [Sub item] 10.2 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Stabilised crude petroleum oil [Rate]

Output: $0.389 per litre


Input: [0] ~ [Sub item] 10.3 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Topped crude petroleum oil [Rate]

Output: $0.389 per litre


Input: [0] ~ [Sub item] 10.5 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Gasoline (other than for use as fuel in aircraft) [Rate]

Output: $0.389 per litre


Input: [0] ^ [Sub item] 10.6 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Gasoline for use as fuel in aircraft [Rate]

Output: $0.03556 per litre


Input: [0] ~ [Sub item] 10.7 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Blends of gasoline and ethanol [Rate]

Output: The amount of duty worked out under section 6G (using $0.389 per litre at step 3 at 6G)


Input: [0] ~ [Sub item] 10.10 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Diesel [Rate]

Output: $0.389 per litre


Input: [0] ! [Sub item] 10.12 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Blends of diesel and either biodiesel or ethanol, or both [Rate]

Output: The amount of duty worked out under section 6G (using $0.389 per litre at step 3 at 6G)


Input: [0] ~ [Sub item] 10.15 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Heating oil [Rate]

Output: $0.389 per litre


Input: [0] ~ [Sub item] 10.16 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Kerosene (other than for use as fuel in aircraft) [Rate]

Output: $0.389 per litre


Input: [0] ^ [Sub item] 10.17 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Kerosene for use as fuel in aircraft [Rate]

Output: $0.03556 per litre


Input: [0] ~ [Sub item] 10.18 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Fuel oil [Rate]

Output: $0.389 per litre


Input: [0] ! [Sub item] 10.19A [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Liquefied petroleum gas, other than liquefied petroleum gas exempted from excise duty by section 77HB of the Excise Act 1901 [Rate]

Output: $0.127 per litre


Input: [0] ! [Sub item] 10.19B [Unit] kg [Description of Goods] Liquefied natural gas, other than liquefied natural gas exempted from excise duty by section 77HB of the Excise Act 1901 [Rate]

Output: $0.266 per kilogram


Input: [0] ! [Sub item] 10.19C [Unit] kg [Description of Goods] Compressed natural gas, other than compressed natural gas exempted from excise duty by section 77HA of the Excise Act 1901 [Rate]

Output: $0.266 per kilogram


Input: [0] ! [Sub item] 10.20 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Denatured ethanol for use as fuel in an internal combustion engine [Rate]

Output: The rate of duty worked out under section 6H


Input: [0] ! [Sub item] 10.21 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Biodiesel [Rate]

Output: The rate of duty worked out under section 6J


Input: [0] ~ [Sub item] 10.25 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Liquid aromatic hydrocarbons consisting principally of benzene, toluene or xylene or mixtures of them (other than goods covered by section 77J of the Excise Act 1901) [Rate]

Output: $0.389 per litre


Input: [0] ~ [Sub item] 10.26 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Mineral turpentine (other than goods covered by section 77J of the Excise Act 1901) [Rate]

Output: $0.389 per litre


Input: [0] ~ [Sub item] 10.27 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] White spirit (other than goods covered by section 77J of the Excise Act 1901) [Rate]

Output: $0.389 per litre


Input: [0] ~ [Sub item] 10.28 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Petroleum products (other than blends) not elsewhere included (other than goods covered by section 77J of the Excise Act 1901) [Rate]

Output: $0.389 per litre


Input: [0] ~ [Sub item] 10.30 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Blends of 1 or more of the above goods (with or without other substances) not elsewhere included that can be used as fuel in an internal combustion engine (other than goods covered by section 77J of the Excise Act 1901) [Rate]

Output: The amount of duty worked out under section 6G (using $0.389 per litre at step 3 at 6G)


Input: [Sub item] 15.1 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Petroleum-based oils (including lubricant/fluid/oil products) and their synthetic equivalents but not greases [Rate]

Output: $0.085 per litre


Input: [Sub item] 15.2 [Unit] L [Description of Goods] Petroleum-based oils (including lubricant/fluid/oil products and greases) and their synthetic equivalents, recycled for use as oils (including lubricant/fluid/oil products) but not greases [Rate]

Output: $0.085 per litre


Input: [Sub item] 15.3 [Unit] Kg [Description of Goods] Petroleum-based greases and their synthetic equivalents [Rate]

Output: $0.085 per kilogram


Input: [Sub item] 15.4 [Unit] Kg [Description of Goods] Petroleum-based oils (including lubricant/fluid/oil products and greases) and their synthetic equivalents, recycled for use as greases [Rate]

Output: $0.085 per kilogram


Input: [Sub item] 20.1 [Unit] kL [Description of Goods] As prescribed by by-law [Rate]

Output: Free


Input: [Sub item] 20.2 [Unit] kL [Description of Goods] Delayed-entry oil [Rate]

Output: The delayed-entry oil rate that applies to the oil


Input: [Sub item] 20.3 [Unit] kL [Description of Goods] Pre-threshold onshore oil [Rate]

Output: Free


Input: [Sub item] 20.5 [Unit] kL [Description of Goods] New oil [Rate]

Output: Free, or, if higher, the amount of duty worked out under section 6C


Input: [Sub item] 20.6 [Unit] kL [Description of Goods] Intermediate oil [Rate]

Output: Free, or, if higher, the amount of duty worked out under section 6D


Input: [Sub item] 20.7 [Unit] kL [Description of Goods] Other [Rate]

Output: Free, or, if higher, the amount of duty worked out under section 6B


Input: [0] + [Sub item] 21.1 [Unit] kL [Description of Goods] As prescribed by by-law [Rate]

Output: Free


Input: [Sub item] 21.2 [Unit] kL [Description of Goods] Pre-threshold onshore condensate [Rate]

Output: Free


Input: [Sub item] 21.3 [Unit] kL [Description of Goods] Other [Rate]

Output: Free, or, if higher, the amount of duty worked out under section 6CA


Input: [Article number] 00061206 [Product description] Terminal box with pressure compensation [Price / piece]

Output: price on request (in stock)

JUMO dTRANS p33 - Pressure Transmitter and Level Probe for Application in Ex-Areas (404753)


Input: [Article number] 00061389 [Product description] Cable holder [Price / piece]

Output: price on request (in stock)

JUMO dTRANS p33 - Pressure Transmitter and Level Probe for Application in Ex-Areas (404753)


Input: [Article number] 00382632 [Product description] Pressure equalization filter for cable [Price / piece]

Output: price on request

JUMO dTRANS p33 - Pressure Transmitter and Level Probe for Application in Ex-Areas (404753)


Input: [Article number] 00333329 [Product description] Sealing screw [Price / piece]

Output: price on request

JUMO dTRANS p33 - Pressure Transmitter and Level Probe for Application in Ex-Areas (404753)


Input: [Article number] 00577948 [Product description] Ex-i Repeater Power Supply [Price / piece]

Output: price on request

JUMO dTRANS p33 - Pressure Transmitter and Level Probe for Application in Ex-Areas (404753)


Input: [Article number] 00561605 [Product description] 2-valve manifold PN 420, DN 5, Version 1/2 NPT / 1/2 NPT [Price / piece]

Output: price on request

JUMO dTRANS p33 - Pressure Transmitter and Level Probe for Application in Ex-Areas (404753)


Input: [Article number] 00550362 [Product description] 2-valve manifold PN 420, DN 5, Version 1/2 NPT / G1/2 [Price / piece]

Output: price on request

JUMO dTRANS p33 - Pressure Transmitter and Level Probe for Application in Ex-Areas (404753)


Input: [Clarity Grade] IF – FL [Description]

Output: Internally Flawless / FLawless – No internal or external imperfections. Flawless diamonds are extremely rare.If you see anything at all on diamonds with a Flawless clarity grade, you can be assured that it is merely dust. For example, if you click on the sample image to the right, you’ll notice on the left-most edge, there is a tiny speck. That tiny speck, if it were an inclusion inside the diamond would probably render the stone a VVS2.


Input: [Clarity Grade] VVS1 [Description]

Output: Very Very Slightly Included (1st Degree) – Diamond clarity inclusions rated VVS1 are not visible at all under 10x magnification. These tiny pinpoints can only be seen under a powerful microscope.For the VVS Clarity grades, I don’t think it’s worthwhile to offer a sample diamond, since anyway, it would be impossible to tell using James Allen’s magnified images whether a certain dot is an inclusion or a piece of dust. Furthermore, a regular photograph, even a magnified one, can only focus on one level of depth. If a VVS-size inclusion is in a diamond, and the image is focused on a different layer of depth, there is no chance the pinpoint inclusion will be visible.


Input: [Clarity Grade] VVS2 [Description]

Output: Very Very Slightly Included (2nd Degree) – Diamond clarity inclusions rated VVS2 are sometimes just barely visible under 10x magnification (standard jeweler’s loupe). When they are visible, they are quite difficult to find and can often take quite a while to locate. Generally, however, you need a gemological microscope to identify a VVS2 inclusion since, often, the inclusion pattern is not one larger speck, but a few separate VVS1 sized spots that collectively equal a VVS2 clarity grade. Since each of the individual spots are too small to be seen with a jeweler’s loupe, one needs a microscope to identify them.


Input: [Clarity Grade] VS1 [Description]

Output: Very Slightly Included (1st Degree) – VS1 diamond clarity inclusions are just barely visible under 10x magnification (standard jeweler’s loupe). When looking for VS1 clarity inclusions with a loupe, it can sometimes take a good few seconds until the pinpoint is located. Unlike VVS2 clarity inclusions, a microscope is never needed to locate a VS1. As you can see on the sample diamond to the right, a VS1 clarity inclusion is still quite small and will never be visible to the naked eye. If you have trouble seeing the inclusion in small sample picture to the right, click on the photo to enlarge it.


Input: [Clarity Grade] VS2 [Description]

Output: Very Slightly Included (2nd Degree) – VS2 clarity inclusions are almost always easily noticeable at 10x magnification (standard jeweler’s loupe). Occasionally, the inclusion will be located in a difficult-to-spot location, but otherwise, the inclusion is large enough that it can be spotted quickly under magnification.VS2 Clarity inclusions are almost always clean to the naked eye. The sample photo on the right is somewhat of an extreme example. I specifically looked for a VS2 that was black and in the center of the stone to more easily illustrate the size of a VS2 inclusion. The inclusion in the sample photo might very well be visible to the naked eye as a result of it being black, in the center, and in an emerald cut (which do not mask inclusions at all).


Input: [Clarity Grade] SI1 [Description]

Output: Slightly Included (1st Degree) – SI1 Clarity inclusions are easily found with a standard jeweler’s loupe at 10x magnification. With most shapes (to the exclusion of step cuts like Asscher and Emerald Cuts), SI1 clarity inclusions are almost always clean to the naked eye.As with the VS2 sample above, the diamond chosen for the sample picture of an SI1 clarity inclusion is an extreme example chosen to show the maximum size and worst possible color of an SI1. One must remember that a clarity grade can be based on many different inclusion points within a diamond. It is less common (especially for SI1 and lower) that the clarity grade is based on one concentrated inclusion. Usually, there are a number of smaller spots and clouds of tiny spots that make up the clarity grade. In these cases, since each individual inclusion is very small, the diamond looks clean to the naked eye.


Input: [Clarity Grade] SI2 [Description]

Output: Slightly Included (2ndDegree) – SI2 clarity inclusions are seen clearly and obviously with the help of a jeweler’s loupe. With step cuts like Emerald and Asscher cuts, an SI2 clarity inclusion will most likely be visible to the naked eye (as is the case with the diamond in the sample photo on the right). With other brilliant shapes (basically all the other common shapes), an SI2 clarity inclusion will usually be clean to the naked eye.As with the SI1 sample photo above, I specifically chose a concentrated black center inclusion to illustrate just how bad an SI2 can get. A center black SI2 on an Emerald Cut is about as bad as an SI2 as there is. As I mentioned above regarding an SI1, in most cases, the SI2 clarity grade is made up of several (or many) smaller inclusions. In these cases, since the SI2 is spread out all over the stone, and not concentrated in any one area, the diamond is usually eye clean.


Input: [Clarity Grade] I1 [Description]

Output: Included (1st Degree) – I1 clarity inclusions are even more obvious and clearly seen than SI2 clarity inclusions. Most I1 inclusions are visible to the naked eye – even on brilliant cuts. I1 clarity inclusions are so obviously visible on step cuts (Asscher Cuts & Emerald Cuts) that you rarely see them produced. In fact, at the time of this article’s writing, James Allen had a total of only six I1 clarity Emerald cuts 0.90 carats and higher. They had no I1 clarity Asscher cuts in stock (any weight). This is why the sample picture to the right features a princess cut diamond and not a step cut. Just because the sample picture on the right is as hideous as it is doesn’t mean you can’t find a perfectly eye-clean beautiful I1 clarity diamond. As I mentioned above, most clarity grades are comprised of several to many smaller inclusions spread out over the area of the diamond. In such cases, the I1 clarity inclusion will be much less noticeable to the naked eye, if at all. Concentrated black inclusions in the center of the diamond are the exception, not the rule. I show them here in this chart simply to show how bad each clarity grade can get.


Input: [Common Uses] Used to restore the balance of GI flora. Can be found in pet and feed stores. [Product]

Output: Critter Be Better, Acid-Pak 4-way, Equine Probios, BeneBac, or other probiotics


Input: [Common Uses] Relieves minor gas symptoms or diarrhea. Can be found in drug and grocery stores. [Product]

Output: infant simethicone


Input: [Common Uses] Used to give tablet medications or as a calorie supplement for rabbits that are not eating. Use apple sauce, fruit mix baby foods, or canned pumpkin. Do not use pumpkin pie filling with spices, only 100% pumpkin. In the event that none of the previously listed can be found, use a lactose-free vegan blend.[3] Can be found in grocery stores. [Product]

Output: small jars of plain baby food with no additives or preservatives


Input: [Common Uses] A premium recovery food which can be syringe-fed to rabbits that are unwilling to eat their normal diet due to illness, surgery or poor nutritional status. This specially formulated product contains all the essential nutrients of a complete diet as well as high-fiber timothy hay to ensure proper gut physiology and digestion.[4] Can be found in some pet stores or from online retailers. [Product]

Output: Oxbow Critical Care, Oxbow Critical Care Fine Grind


Input: [Common Uses] Used to administer liquids, medication, or food that have been liquefied in the event that a rabbit stops eating. 3cc is enough for medication, and 5cc or larger is recommended for hand feeding.[1] Can be found in drug stores. [Product]

Output: eye dropper or oral syringe


Input: [Common Uses] Used to comfort rabbit and provide warmth to encourage digestive action. Wrap with a clean towel for use. [Product]

Output: Snuggle Safe Pet Bed Microwave Heating Pad or similar heating pad


Input: [Common Uses] Intestinal motility agents available by prescription from your local rabbit veterinarian. [Product]

Output: Cisapride or metoclopramide


Input: [Common Uses] optional. Used to make pellet powder. Wash thoroughly if used to make coffee. [Product]

Output: Coffee grinder


Input: [Common Uses] optional. Training by a veterinarian is required for use.[1] [Product]

Output: Lactated Ringer's Solution & fluid administration set


Input: [0] Drilling Method [2] Preferred CMT Installation Technique [3] Comments [1]

Output: Advantages

Summary of Drilling Methods & Techniques for Installing CMT wells in Unconsolidated Aquifers


Input: [0] Sonic [2] Place CMT tubing into casing with anchor plate attached to bottom of tubing. Use tubing centralizers to center tubing inside of sonic casing. Add alternating lifts of sand and bentonite pellets* as casing is withdrawn, either by gravity placement, tremie methods. [3] Depths up to 300 feet. Use casing with an inside diameter (ID) of at least 4 inches. Addition of water to casing may be needed to prevent heaving as casing removed. [1]

Output: Advancing casing during drilling minimizes redistribution of contaminants in borehole. Steel casing prevents borehole from collapsing as CMT well is being built. Vibrating casing during removal reduces likelihood of bridging annular materials.

Summary of Drilling Methods & Techniques for Installing CMT wells in Unconsolidated Aquifers


Input: [0] Hollow stem auger (HSA) [2] Place CMT tubing with anchor plate into borehole inside of hollow stem augers. Add alternating lifts of bentonite pellets and sand pack from surface as augers are removed. CMT tubing centralizers may be needed to keep annular space open during well construction. [3] Generally limited to depths of approximately 100 feet. Water may need to be added to augers to counteract heaving sand conditions. Use augers with at least a 4-inch internal diameter (ID). [1]

Output: Rigs widely available. Augers provide temporary casing that can be withdrawn as CMT well is constructed.

Summary of Drilling Methods & Techniques for Installing CMT wells in Unconsolidated Aquifers


Input: [0] Direct-Push (DP) [2] Insert CMT tubing into DP casing, then withdraw casing. [3] Best for shallow installations where sand collapses around CMT tubing. May be difficult to tremie sand and bentonite due to small annular space between CMT tubing and DP casing. [1]

Output: Rigs are widely available.

Summary of Drilling Methods & Techniques for Installing CMT wells in Unconsolidated Aquifers


Input: [0] Air rotary with casing advance [2] Place CMT tubing into casing with anchor plate. CMT tubing centralizers should be used to center tubing in borehole. Add alternating lifts of sand and bentonite pellets* as casing is withdrawn, either by gravity placement, tremie methods. [3] Select casing with at least a 4-inch ID. Addition of water commonly needed to prevent heaving as casing removed. [1]

Output: Casing prevents borehole from collapsing as CMT well is being built. Consistent-diameter borehole. Prevents redistribution of contaminants along borehole wall during drilling.

Summary of Drilling Methods & Techniques for Installing CMT wells in Unconsolidated Aquifers


Input: [0] Mud rotary [2] Place CMT tubing directly into borehole with anchor plate attached to bottom of tubing. CMT tubing centralizers should be used to center CMT tubing in borehole. Place sand pack and bentonite with a tremie tube and grout pump. [3] Thin drilling fluid as much as possible prior to installing annular materials. Use a coarse-grained filter pack. Mud filter cake can be difficult to remove with development methods available for CMT wells. [1]

Output: Widely available.

Summary of Drilling Methods & Techniques for Installing CMT wells in Unconsolidated Aquifers


Input: [0] Available in an array of patterns and colors With countless color combinations and hundreds of patterns available, stamped concrete offers unlimited design possibilities (see Pattern and Color Options). [Asphalt] No [Precast Pavers] Yes [Stamped Concrete] Unlimited [Natural Stone]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Longevity and performance Like conventional concrete, stamped concrete will provide decades of service when properly installed and maintained, even when exposed to harsh winter weather. Adding steel reinforcement or wire mesh will augment the strength and help to control cracking. [Asphalt] Poor [Precast Pavers] Good [Stamped Concrete] Excellent [Natural Stone]

Output: Good

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Input: [0] Speed of installation Unlike stone or precast pavers, stamped concrete can be poured or pumped into place without the need to lift and place individual units. It takes about five days to install a 2,000-square-foot stamped concrete driveway vs. 10 to 12 days to install natural stone or pavers.* [Asphalt] Fast [Precast Pavers] Slow [Stamped Concrete] Moderate [Natural Stone]

Output: Slow

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Input: [0] Ability to customize Some manufacturers produce custom stamps that allow you to imprint logos or other one-of-a-kind designs. [Asphalt] No [Precast Pavers] No [Stamped Concrete] Yes [Natural Stone]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Special maintenance requirements All of these paving materials, including concrete, will require removal of dirt or stains when necessary by scrubbing or pressure washing (see How to Protect and Maintain Stamped Concrete.) [Asphalt] Annual seal coating [Precast Pavers] Removal of weeds and moss that grow in the joints; refilling joints with sand as needed. [Stamped Concrete] Resealing every few years or as needed to protect the surface from stains and maintain color vibrancy. [Natural Stone]

Output: Removal of weeds and moss that grow in the joints; refilling joints with sand as needed.

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Input: [0] Average cost per square foot installed* Depends on the complexity of the job. More elaborate stamped concrete installations will cost more (see Stamped Concrete Cost). [Asphalt] $2 - $2.50 [Precast Pavers] $4 - $20 [Stamped Concrete] $8 - $20 [Natural Stone]

Output: $25 and up

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Input: [Name] Yogurt - Natural Ferment [Application] For the preparation of yogurt with a traditional yogurt flavor. Also appropriate for the fermentation of goat's milk. [Remarks] 1 liter of milk per packet of starter [Use]

Output: Use Milk May re-use 5-7 times

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Input: [Name] Yogurt - Mild Ferment [Application] Mild Yogurt Can also be used with Soy, Coconut, Almond and Rice milks and well as cow's milk. This yogurt contains the probiotic culture "Bifidobacterium longum BB536." [Remarks] 1 liter of milk per packet of starter [Use]

Output: May use with or without the addition of sugar May use with cow's milk or milk substitutes such as soy, rice, almond and coconut milk May re-use up to 14 times

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Input: [Name] Kefir Starter [Application] For the preparation of a sparkling kefir drink rich in tradition without the use of kefir grains which require intensive care. [Remarks] 1 liter of milk per packet of starter [Use]

Output: Use milk (may transfer up to 7 times) Use with coconut juice or other fruit (may transfer an indefinite number of times as long as beginning juice does not contain microorganisms and there is no contamination)

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Input: [Name] Veggie Culture Starter [Application] Fermenting, culturing or pickling vegetables to make products such as sauerkraut and pickled cucumbers. Making cultured butter or cultured sour cream. [Remarks] See instructions included with starter packets [Use]

Output: Use with cabbage or other chopped vegetables Use with cream (dairy) to make butter or sour cream

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Input: [Name] Fromase® 50 [Application] Rennet for home cheese making and for making "quark" (sour curd cheese) and whey. [Remarks] Instructions included [Use]

Output: Use 1 tablet for 50 liters of milk (13 gallons plus 3 cups) Use 1/4 tablet for 12 liters of milk (3 gallons plus 3 cups) Use 1/2 tablet for 25 liters (6 gallons plus 6 cups) Dissolve tablet completely in water and let set for 20 minutes prior to adding to milk.

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Input: [Name] Set Milk [Application] For the preparation of fermented milk, the oldest form of an acidified milk product. For making "quark" (sour curd cheese) and fresh cheese and their by-product (whey) when used in conjunction with Rennet. Also for buttermilk, sour cream, gouda, etc. May also be used to ferment Soy, Almond, Coconut and Rice milks. [Remarks] Instructions included with packets [Use]

Output: Add one packet to 1 liter/quart of milk May use milk or milk alternatives such as soy, rice, almond and coconut milk After milk has fermented for 24 hours at room temperature this "bulk culture" can be added to 10 Liters of milk

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Input: [Name] Automatic Yogurt Maker - Model YM100 (Seven 6 oz. glass jars) [Application] For making all types of yogurt 42 oz total (1.3 liters) per tier [Remarks] Instructions included [Use]

Output: Has a 15 hour timer 3 year warranty Comes with one tier and 7 jars May add one more tier to double capacity (see Top Tier and replacement jars below)

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Input: [Name] Automatic Yogurt Maker - Model YM260 (2 Quart/Liter) [Application] For making yogurt of all types. One large jar makes 2 quarts/liters at a time. [Remarks] Instructions included [Use]

Output: Contains the following: One serving bowl One thermometer One cotton bag for making yogurt cheese One 2 quart container One base

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Input: [Name] Yogurt Maker - Model YM80(Seven 6 ounce glass jars) [Application] For making all types of yogurt 42 oz total (1.3 liters) per tier [Remarks] Instructions included [Use]

Output: Has a time indicator but does not shut off automatically 3 year warranty Comes with one tier and 7 jars May add one more tier to double capacity (see Top Tier and replacement jars below)

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Input: [Name] Top Tier - Model GY4 [Application] Allows you to double the capacity of your yogurt maker. [Remarks] Instructions included [Use]

Output: A tray to add 7 additional slots for 7 new jars (another tier) to the above yogurt makers Glass jars sold separately

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Input: [Name] 8 replacement jars for above yogurt makers - Model GY1920 [Application] 8 glass replacement jars that fit the above yogurt makers [Use]

Output: Dishwasher safe - glass Includes screw on lids

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Input: [Name] Cotton Bag for Making Cheese - Model CB12 [Application] For making yogurt cheese from yogurt and recovering the whey. [Use]

Output: Yogurt cheese made from plain yogurt has a mild flavor similar to cream cheese or sour cream.

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Input: [Name] Greek Yogurt Maker [Application] Used to transform regular yogurt into Greek yogurt. Works inside your refrigerator within hours. [Use]

Output: BPA free This product is NOT dishwasher safe. The material inside the strainer is delicate and should be handled with care. Scrub gently with dish soap and water. Air dry. 4 easy steps. Will collect whey from the yogurt which can be used for cultured vegetables and other cultured foods. Recipes included.

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Input: [Features] Top Tank Level Monitoring [Mini AJ Solo] Yes [Mini AJ Twin] Yes [Essentia Solo] Yes [Essentia Twin] Yes [Basic Solo] Yes [Classic Twin] Yes [Classic Twin_8] Yes [Sumo Solo] Yes [Sumo Twin] Yes [Sumo Double Solo] Yes [Sumo Double Solo_12] Yes [Submarine Junior] Yes [Submarine] Yes [Basic Twin]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Features] Bottom Tank Monitoring [Mini AJ Solo] No [Mini AJ Twin] Yes [Essentia Solo] No [Essentia Twin] Yes [Basic Solo] No [Classic Twin] No [Classic Twin_8] Yes [Sumo Solo] No [Sumo Twin] Yes [Sumo Double Solo] No [Sumo Double Solo_12] Yes [Submarine Junior] No [Submarine] Yes [Basic Twin]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Features] Voltage Fluctuation Protection [Mini AJ Solo] No [Mini AJ Twin] No [Essentia Solo] No [Essentia Twin] No [Basic Solo] Yes [Classic Twin] Yes [Classic Twin_8] Yes [Sumo Solo] Yes [Sumo Twin] Yes [Sumo Double Solo] Yes [Sumo Double Solo_12] Yes [Submarine Junior] Yes [Submarine] Yes [Basic Twin]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Features] Dry Run / Motor Jam [Mini AJ Solo] No [Mini AJ Twin] No [Essentia Solo] No [Essentia Twin] No [Basic Solo] No [Classic Twin] No [Classic Twin_8] Yes [Sumo Solo] Yes [Sumo Twin] Yes [Sumo Double Solo] Yes [Sumo Double Solo_12] Yes [Submarine Junior] Yes [Submarine] Yes [Basic Twin]

Output: No

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Input: [Features] Protection Power On / Motor On Indication [Mini AJ Solo] Yes [Mini AJ Twin] Yes [Essentia Solo] Yes [Essentia Twin] Yes [Basic Solo] Yes [Classic Twin] Yes [Classic Twin_8] Yes [Sumo Solo] Yes [Sumo Twin] Yes [Sumo Double Solo] Yes [Sumo Double Solo_12] Yes [Submarine Junior] Yes [Submarine] Yes [Basic Twin]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Features] Single Phasing Protection [Mini AJ Solo] No [Mini AJ Twin] No [Essentia Solo] No [Essentia Twin] No [Basic Solo] No [Classic Twin] No [Classic Twin_8] No [Sumo Solo] No [Sumo Twin] Yes [Sumo Double Solo] Yes [Sumo Double Solo_12] Yes [Submarine Junior] No [Submarine] No [Basic Twin]

Output: No

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Input: [Benefits] Builds immunity, aids in digestion [Minerals]

Output: Zinc


Input: [Benefits] Builds strong bones, teeth and gums [Minerals]

Output: Phosphorous


Input: [Benefits] Promotes healthy thyroid [Minerals]

Output: Iodine


Input: [Benefits] Helps to produce haemoglobin [Minerals]

Output: Iron


Input: [Benefits] Provides anti-stress benefits and builds energy [Minerals]

Output: Magnesium


Input: [Benefits] Ensures a healthy bone structure [Minerals]

Output: Manganese


Input: [Benefits] Promotes healthy skin and hair [Minerals]

Output: Copper


Input: [Benefits] Builds strong bone and teeth [Minerals]

Output: Calcium


Input: [Benefits] Promotes mental alertness, lowers blood pressure [Minerals]

Output: Potassium


Input: [1] AM broadcast [2] FM broadcast [3] Amateur SSB [4] Amateur CW [0]

Output: Operating problem


Input: [1] less than once every 168 filament hours [2] less than once every 168 filament hours [3] once every 4 filament hours [4] once every 4 filament hours [0]

Output: Filament temperature cycling shock. increases chances of open or dislocated filaments


Input: [1] less than once every 24 filament hours [2] less than once every 24 filament hours [3] constantly while operating [4] constantly while operating [0]

Output: Internal element heating and cooling cycles. increases chances of element alignment or out-gassing issues


Input: [1] almost never [2] never [3] common [4] never [0]

Output: Emission demand near peak values. prevents reducing filament voltage without increased distortion or splatter, and increasing cathode contamination


Input: [1] rare [2] rare [3] many hours a year [4] many hours a year [0]

Output: Non-use deterioration of vacuum. increases chances of arcing in glass tubes


Input: [1] never [2] never [3] fairly common while tuning [4] fairly common while tuning [0]

Output: Approach or exceed internal tube element temperature limits. increases chances of internal gas


Input: [1] 8750 [2] 8750 [3] 500 [4] 500 [0]

Output: Filament hours per year. increases yearly filament emission depletion failures


Input: [1] Expensive USA or European tubes with excellent quality, good processing control methods. Reliable [2] Excellent tube quality, good processing control methods. Reliable [3] Import cheap tubes. Less-than-ideal material, processing, and testing methods and control [4] Less-than-ideal material, processing, and testing methods and control [0]

Output: Tube Quality. uncontrolled failures due to poor tube materials, processing, or construction


Input: [NDT Technique] Liquid penetrant [Materials applicable] All [Detection capability] Surface [Depth Sizing] No [Orientation Evaluation] No [Access problem] Yes [Automated detection] No [Remote Detection]

Output: No


Input: [NDT Technique] Ultrasonic [Materials applicable] All [Detection capability] Volumetric [Depth Sizing] Yes [Orientation Evaluation] Yes [Access problem] Limited [Automated detection] Yes [Remote Detection]

Output: Yes


Input: [NDT Technique] Radiography [Materials applicable] All [Detection capability] Volumetric [Depth Sizing] Yes [Orientation Evaluation] Yes [Access problem] Yes [Automated detection] Yes [Remote Detection]

Output: No


Input: [NDT Technique] Magnetic Particle [Materials applicable] Magnetic [Detection capability] Surface, near-surface [Depth Sizing] No [Orientation Evaluation] No [Access problem] Yes [Automated detection] No [Remote Detection]

Output: No


Input: [NDT Technique] Magnetic Fluxleakage [Materials applicable] Magnetic [Detection capability] Surface, near-surface [Depth Sizing] Yes [Orientation Evaluation] Yes [Access problem] No [Automated detection] Yes [Remote Detection]

Output: Yes


Input: [NDT Technique] Eddy current [Materials applicable] Conducting [Detection capability] Surface, near-surface [Depth Sizing] Yes [Orientation Evaluation] yes [Access problem] Yes [Automated detection] yes [Remote Detection]

Output: Yes


Input: [NDT Technique] Acoustic Emission [Materials applicable] All [Detection capability] Volumetric [Depth Sizing] Yes [Orientation Evaluation] No [Access problem] No [Automated detection] Yes [Remote Detection]

Output: Yes


Input: [NDT Technique] Thermo-graphy [Materials applicable] All [Detection capability] Surface, near-surface [Depth Sizing] No [Orientation Evaluation] Yes [Access problem] No [Automated detection] Yes [Remote Detection]

Output: Yes


Input: [NDT Technique] Visual [Materials applicable] All [Detection capability] Surface [Depth Sizing] No [Orientation Evaluation] No [Access problem] Limited [Automated detection] Yes [Remote Detection]

Output: Yes


Input: [NDT Technique] XRD [Materials applicable] Conducting [Detection capability] Suface Stresses [Depth Sizing] Yes [Orientation Evaluation] No [Access problem] Yes [Automated detection] No [Remote Detection]

Output: No


Input: [NDT Technique] Potential drop [Materials applicable] Conducting [Detection capability] Surface [Depth Sizing] Yes [Orientation Evaluation] No [Access problem] Yes [Automated detection] Yes [Remote Detection]

Output: No


Input: [Year] Late 17th C [Investigation type] Excavation [Investigation Details]

Output: Excavation by Ralph Sheldon, but no records were left of what was discovered (Lambrick 1988 :1).


Input: [Year] 1882 [Investigation type] Restoration [Investigation Details]

Output: Using various antiquarian drawings of the King’s Men, and records from the time, Lambrick was able to show that many stones have been restored from where they had fallen or been removed, so the present state of the circle is not necessarily accurate (Lambrick 1988 :35).


Input: [Year] 1926 [Investigation type] Excavation [Investigation Details]

Output: Excavation of the mound adjacent to the King’s Stone provided no evidence for it being a long barrow as was previously suspected, and therefore it looks likely that the feature is entirely natural (Grinsell 1977 :5).


Input: [Year] 1970 [Investigation type] Excavation [Investigation Details]

Output: The laying of a pipe trench to the north of the King’s Men provided an opportunity to investigate any below-ground remains, but this showed little more than periglacial features, and an undated pit (Lambrick 1988 :24)


Input: [Year] 1983 [Investigation type] Excavation [Investigation Details]

Output: A trial excavation at the Whispering Knights was undertaken to establish whether, as the antiquarians had suggested, there was a mound beneath the megalithic remains and whether it would be possible to establish with any certainty whether the Whispering Knights was a Portal Dolmen, or was the end chamber of a ‘terminally-chambered cairn’ (Lambrick 1988 :28).This led to the conclusion that Portal Dolmen was the most likely interpretation, owing to the lack of quarries to form ditches or a mound as might be expected at a long barrow. No direct dating evidence was found but Neolithic and Beaker pottery was discovered in a ditch nearby, and a Mid-Neolithic date seems likely (Lambrick 1988 :32-34).


Input: [Year] 1986 [Investigation type] Excavation [Investigation Details]

Output: A trench was put across the stone circle to facilitate the removal and restoration of the broken stone 61 (Lambrick 1988 :1). The stones were found to be set into a low bank, which had been enhanced on at least two occasions including during the Romano-British period. Evidence was found that the stone circle was intended to be of touching stones, to form a solid, smooth wall, with the circular shape being defined by the inner faces of the stones, which have been noted as being smoother than the outer (Lambrick 1988:41-46).


Input: [MYTH] Leaving the house with your hair wet will make you sick! [True/False] FALSE [What you should know…]

Output: “It’s viruses and bacteria that actually make you sick, but wet hair may cause your body to work harder to keep itself warm and indirectly tax your immune system,” says Lolli.


Input: [MYTH] You lose most of your body heat through your head, so always wear a hat. [True/False] TRUE [What you should know…]

Output: “You do lose most of your body heat through your head so it is a good idea to wear a hat…” especially if you leave the house with wet hair.


Input: [MYTH] Too much Purell is a bad thing. [True/False] FALSE [What you should know…]

Output: You may have heard that using too much will lower your body’s resistance, but this one’s false. “I would rather people use Purell than notwash their hands,” Lolli says. “It can help reduce bacteria, but Purell doesn’t have any more cleansing ability than warm water and soap. So if warm water and soap are available, that should be used.”


Input: [MYTH] Medicine will make your cold go away. [True/False] FALSE [What you should know…]

Output: While prescriptions may make you feel a bit better “Medicine will not make your cold go away assuming the cold you caught is a virus. Antibiotics can alleviate symptoms, but have no effect on your virus. It’s only your immune system that’s going to counteract the virus,” Lolli says.


Input: [MYTH] “Starve a fever, feed a cold.” [True/False] BOTH [What you should know…]

Output: No matter how you slice it, this 16th century myth is half-wrong. “While people who are ill may lose their appetites, it’s important to eat,” says Lolli. What are good options? “Easy to digest foods: scrambled eggs, toast, chicken noodle soup are all great. It’s important to also stay well-hydrated. Noncarbonated and noncaffeinated drinks like water, juices, and tea. For those with sore throats, popsicles are a good option.”


Input: [MYTH] Once you’ve had it, you won’t get it again. [True/False] TRUE [What you should know…]

Output: “There are more than 100 different cold viruses. Once you have one, you will never get that exact virus again in your lifetime,” Lolli says. However, this doesn’t make you Superman. Sadly, there are always more cold and flu viruses to be found.


Input: [MYTH] The flu shot will give you the flu. [True/False] FALSE [What you should know…]

Output: “The ones given through injection are from killed virus. You cannot get disease from a killed virus,” Lolli says. So why do some of us get the flu right after our shot? “At the time that flu shots are available, it’s usually flu season. The flu shot needs about two weeks to confer any type of immunity so if you’ve been exposed you can develop it, but it’s not from the shot.”


Input: [MYTH] Most colds happen in the winter. [True/False] TRUE [What you should know…]

Output: “You can definitely get a cold any time of the year, but they are most common in the winter months,” says Lolli. The reason? “It’s not exactly certain; there are a lot of theories. Cold viruses tend to proliferate more in colder temperatures. Central heating may cause dry mucous membranes and allows the virus to enter our body more easily, but there isn’t any one reason.”


Input: [MYTH] Cover your mouth with your hand when you cough. [True/False] FALSE-ISH [What you should know…]

Output: “You should always cover your cough,” Lolli says, but your hand isn’t necessarily your best option. “The preferred method is to cough or sneeze into your sleeve,” to avoid transferring the virus via your hand. Though regular hand washing and the use (and disposal of tissues) can help cut down on spreading germs.


Input: [MYTH] Gargle with salt water to soothe a sore throat. [True/False] TRUE [What you should know…]

Output: This one may not be as tasty as chicken soup or popsicles, but “it is a very effective method of relieving a sore throat.” Lolli’s recipe is “¼ teaspoon of salt to one cup of lukewarm water. We always recommend that to our patients gargle in the morning and then during the day as often as they need the relief.”


Input: [Staple Greens] Chicory Greens (Escarole) [Preparation] Cut into larger pieces or strips. Finely chop, shred or discard stems. [Information]

Output: Excellent Staple when mixed with other greens. High in Calcium.

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Input: [Staple Greens] Collard Greens [Preparation] Cut into larger pieces or strips. Finely chop, shred or discard stems. Store cut, dried pieces in plastic storage bag with other greens wrapped in paper towels. Squeeze air out of bag. [Information]

Output: Excellent Staple. High in Calcium and Goitrogens.

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Input: [Staple Greens] Dandelion Green [Preparation] Cut into larger pieces or strips. Finely chop, shred or discard stems. Store cut, dried pieces in plastic storage bag with other greens wrapped in paper towels. Squeeze air out of bag. [Information]

Output: Excellent Staple. High in Calcium.

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Input: [Staple Greens] Endive [Preparation] Cut into larger pieces or strips. Finely chop, shred or discard stems. Store cut, dried pieces in plastic storage bag with other greens wrapped in paper towels. Squeeze air out of bag. [Information]

Output: Excellent Staple when mixed with other greens. High in Calcium.

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Input: [Staple Greens] Mustard Greens [Preparation] Cut into larger pieces or strips. Finely chop, shred or discard stems. Store cut, dried pieces in plastic storage bag with other greens wrapped in paper towels. Squeeze air out of bag. [Information]

Output: Excellent choice for greens. High in calcium, but somewhat high in goitrogens.

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Input: [Staple Greens] Turnip Greens [Preparation] Cut into larger pieces or strips. Finely chop, shred or discard stems. Store cut, dried pieces in plastic storage bag with other greens wrapped in paper towels. Squeeze air out of bag. [Information]

Output: Very high in Calcium. Somewhat high amount of Oxalates and Goitrogens.

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Input: [Staple Greens] Watercress [Information]

Output: Very high in Calcium

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Input: [0] Treatment [1] Description [2] Best For [3] Cost [5] Cons [4]

Output: Pros

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Input: [0] Soaking With Epsom Salt [1] Soak feet in warm water with Epsom Salt for 30 minutes 2-4 times daily. This will reduce pain and inflammation. Additionally, it will soften the nail and surrounding skin so that the offending piece of nail can be removed. [2] When a sliver or pointed piece of nail is pressing against or has penetrated the skin. NOTE: Do not cut side of nail back…only cut straight across to avoid future recurrence or worsening of condition. [3] <$5.00 [5] May not correct the underlying problem. [4]

Output: Can provide immediate relief of pain. Simple and inexpensive.

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Input: [0] Gauze Packing With or Without Antibiotic [1] After soaking foot to soften nail and surrounding skin, use a metal file or special toenail lifter to lift the offending corner of the nail. Using gauze or cotton pack under the nail. Antibiotic ointment, peroxide, or alcohol can be applied to prevent infection. [2] When the ingrown part of the nail and pain are at the front corner of the nail. [3] <$5.00 [5] May not correct the underlying problem. [4]

Output: Can provide immediate relief of pain. Simple and inexpensive.

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Input: [0] Dr. Scholl’s Ingrown Toenail Treatment [1] Contains a ring to prevent contact with the ingrown area. Also includes a nail softening gel so that the offending piece of nail can be removed. [2] When a sliver or pointed piece of nail is pressing against or has penetrated the skin. NOTE: Do not cut side of nail back…only cut straight across to avoid future recurrence or worsening of condition. [3] $9.00 – 12.00 [5] May not correct the underlying problem. [4]

Output: Provides barrier between inflamed spot and socks/hosiery.

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Input: [0] Toe Cap or Sleeve [1] Gel-filled or silicone sleeve that fits over toe to separate from other toes or socks/shoes. [2] Use with other treatment options to protect the sore toe. [3] $7.00 – 12.00 [4]

Output: Keeps toe from further irritation while it is healing.

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Input: [0] Toenail Braces: Adhesive [1] Resilient strips of a composite material that when glued to the top of the toenail gently lift the sides of the nail upward. [2] Used to reshape/retrain curved and highly curved toenails to grow in a flatter, more natural shape. [3] $5.00 – $20.00 each [5] Some people with very thin or weak toenails may not be suitable candidates. [4]

Output: Provides immediate and long term pain relief. Corrects the underlying problem if pain is due to curved or highly curved nails. Can be polished over to become virtually invisible.

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Input: [0] Toenail Braces: Hooked [1] Stainless steel wire hooks around sides of toenail. Light tension gently lifts the sides of the nail upward. [2] Used to reshape/retrain curved and highly curved toenails to grow in a flatter, more natural shape. [3] About $50 [5] Can be very difficult to find depending on country of residence. Not easily camouflaged like the adhesive braces. [4]

Output: Provides immediate and long term pain relief. Corrects the underlying problem if pain is due to curved or highly curved nails.

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Input: [0] Ingrown Toenail Surgery: Partial or Full Removal [1] Podiatrist surgically removes a thin section of the toenail along the side of the nail or the entire nail. Local anesthesia is used. Patient changes bandages until the toe heals, usually 4-6 weeks. Nail will normally regrow. [2] When other treatment options have been exhausted. [3] $300 and up but most insurance covers part or all of the surgery cost. [5] Risk of post operative infection. Not permanent solution. Can result in deformity of regrown nail. [4]

Output: Removes the offending section of nail.

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Input: [0] Ingrown Toenail Surgery: Partial or Full Removal with Phenol [1] Podiatrist surgically removes a thin section of the toenail along the side of the nail or the entire nail. A chemical (often Phenol) is applied to the root of the nail to prevent regrowth. Local anesthesia is used. Patient changes bandages until the toe heals, usually 4-6 weeks. [2] When other treatment options have been exhausted. [3] $300 and up but most insurance covers part or all of the surgery cost. [5] Risk of post operative infection. Aesthetically less pleasing results than more conservative methods. [4]

Output: Removes the offending section of nail. Permanent in most cases.

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Input: [Cause] Dirt / Rust [Solution] Whole House Filter System [Symptoms]

Output: Cloudy, Discolored or Tinted Water Clogged or Leaking Faucets


Input: [Cause] Taste / Odor [Solution] Refrigerator Filters [Symptoms]

Output: Musty. Swampy Taste Chlorine Taste in Water & Ice Cubes


Input: [Cause] Scale [Solution] Hot Water System Protector [Symptoms]

Output: Build-up in Water Heater Tank Banging Water Heater


Input: [Cause] Hard Water [Solution] Water Softeners [Symptoms]

Output: Soap Deposits on Dishes & Clothing Soap Curd in Bathtub


Input: [Cause] Iron [Solution] Iron Removal System [Symptoms]

Output: Red/brown Stains on Fixtures & Clothes Metallic Taste


Input: [Cause] Dissolved Salts [Solution] Reverse Osmosis [Symptoms]

Output: Brackish Taste Cloudy Ice Cubes Deposits on Pots & Pans When Boiling Water


Input: [Injury:] Craze Line(s) [Looks Like:] Vertical &/or horizontal superficial cracks in enamel [Feels Like:] No sensation [Do This at Home:] Stress Reduction. Avoid Chewing Ice [When to See a Dentist:] At next regular appointment Night guard Veneers [May Lead to:]

Output: Larger stress fractures

What to do for a broken tooth or knocked out tooth | Berkeley / Oakland Dentist Sharon L Albright, D.D.S.


Input: [Injury:] Enamel Fractures [Looks Like:] Small chip on edge of tooth [Feels Like:] Irregularly shaped, sharp edge on tooth [Do This at Home:] Place wax over offending area [When to See a Dentist:] At your earliest convenience Smooth the enamel and/or Composite Resin filling or Veneer if a large fracture [May Lead to:]

Output: Irritated lips or tongue

What to do for a broken tooth or knocked out tooth | Berkeley / Oakland Dentist Sharon L Albright, D.D.S.


Input: [Injury:] Enamel & Dentin Fractures [Looks Like:] Broken tooth, fractured tooth or chipped tooth with light and darker yellow/brown components [Feels Like:] Ranges from no pain to sensitivity to cold, air, sweets, perhaps heat as well. [Do This at Home:] Rinse with warm water. Avoid extremes in temperature. Soft Diet. Take OTC pain meds as needed (e.g. Tylenol) [When to See a Dentist:] Within 48 hours if not painful, sooner if sensitivity or pain dictates. Filling, full or partial crown [May Lead to:]

Output: Injury or death of the nerve of the tooth. Infection.

What to do for a broken tooth or knocked out tooth | Berkeley / Oakland Dentist Sharon L Albright, D.D.S.


Input: [Injury:] Enamel, Dentin & Pulp Fractures (This is a Dental Emergency) [Looks Like:] Broken tooth, fractured tooth or chipped tooth with light, dark and red components [Feels Like:] Moderate to Severe pain. [Do This at Home:] Call Dentist Immediately. Soft/Liquid Diet. Avoid extremes in temperature. Take Anti-Inflammatory and/or prescription pain medication according to Dentists orders. [When to See a Dentist:] As soon as possible, no longer than 24 hours. Root Canal Therapy, Filling, full or partial crown. Tooth Extraction [May Lead to:]

Output: Severe pain, Infection, Swelling. Medical Emergency.

What to do for a broken tooth or knocked out tooth | Berkeley / Oakland Dentist Sharon L Albright, D.D.S.


Input: [Injury:] Horizontal and Vertical Root Fractures (This is a Dental Emergency) [Looks Like:] Not Visible [Feels Like:] Persistent, increasing pain, usually to thermal stimuli and pressure. [Do This at Home:] Soft Diet, Avoid extremes in temperature. Anti-inflammatory medicine (e.g. Tylenol) [When to See a Dentist:] See an Endodontist or Dentist as soon as possible Splinting the root segments. Removing part of the root [May Lead to:]

Output: Severe pain, infection and swelling

What to do for a broken tooth or knocked out tooth | Berkeley / Oakland Dentist Sharon L Albright, D.D.S.


Input: [Injury:] Tooth Concussion (This is a Dental Emergency) [Looks Like:] Normal tooth. Bleeding from the gumline may occur. [Feels Like:] Tender to touch, may be slightly loose but not displaced. [Do This at Home:] Soft Diet, Avoid extremes in temperature and chewing in the area. Anti-Inflammatory medicine (e.g. Tylenol) [When to See a Dentist:] See an Endodontist or Dentist within 24 hours. Testing and observing the tooth and surrounding area for nerve and other damage. Possible splinting. [May Lead to:]

Output: Death of tooth nerve. Root canal therapy and crown or veneer.

What to do for a broken tooth or knocked out tooth | Berkeley / Oakland Dentist Sharon L Albright, D.D.S.


Input: [Injury:] Tooth Displacement: • Sublimation • Extrusion • Lateral Luxation • Intrusion (These are Dental Emergencies) [Looks Like:] Tooth may be out of normal alignment. Subluxations are loose but not displaced. Extrusions are elongated, Lateral Luxations are angled laterally and Intrusions are pushed further into bone and appear shorter. [Feels Like:] Anything from normal sensation to numb or painful. Surrounding tissue may be swollen, lacerated and/or bleeding. [Do This at Home:] Soft Diet, If swelling, apply cold compress to adjacent soft tissue, otherwise, avoid extremes in temperature. Avoid chewing with the tooth. Anti-Inflammatory medicine (e.g. Tylenol) [When to See a Dentist:] See an Endodontist or Dentist Immediately. Extrusions and Lateral Luxations should be treated within a few hours. Others within 24 hours. Repositioning the tooth and or flexible splinting according to the diagnosis. [May Lead to:]

Output: Death of the tooth nerve, Possible fractured tooth socket. Tooth fusion to bone.

What to do for a broken tooth or knocked out tooth | Berkeley / Oakland Dentist Sharon L Albright, D.D.S.


Input: [Injury:] Tooth Avulsion (This is a Dental Emergency) [Looks Like:] Tooth knocked completely out of the mouth. (article continues below) [Feels Like:] Generally painful. Bleeding may be profuse. Surrounding tissue may be swollen or lacerated. [Do This at Home:] Apply a cold compress to the face near the injured area. Pick up the tooth by the crown only. DO NOT TOUCH THE ROOT. Rinse it gently with special tooth storage media (e.g. Save-A-Tooth, EMT Tooth Saver) saliva, milk or saline. For children or uncooperative adults, place the tooth in the solution used to rinse it. For cooperative adults place the tooth in the mouth between the cheek and the jaw. Avoid touching and moving it around.Avulsed primary teeth (knocked out baby teeth) should not be replanted or placed into the socket. Doing so may damage the underlying permanent tooth. [When to See a Dentist:] See an Endodontist or your Dentist in less than an hour. The sooner, the better. Treatment is most successful if performed within 30 minutes. Replacing the tooth in the socket and possible splinting. Possible referral to Physician for tetanus booster. After an hour or if the tooth is allowed to dry, replacing the tooth is usually not advised or successful. [May Lead to:]

Output: Death of the tooth nerve. Possible permanent tooth loss

What to do for a broken tooth or knocked out tooth | Berkeley / Oakland Dentist Sharon L Albright, D.D.S.


Input: Low Air Flow Restriction Alleviates Strain on Equipment The Flanders Flat Panel EZ Flow Is A Standard Grade AC or Furnace Filter Of The Same Type That Has Been Protecting Furnaces And Central Air Conditioners Around The World For Over 50 Years. The Frame is Made From Heavy Chipboard in A One-Piece Design That Eliminates Corner Separation. Merv 3-4 Flanders Precisionaire EZ Flow Disposable Filters Has A Metal Retainer Wall On Downstream Side For Protection Of Central Air And Furnace Units In Residential And Commercial Usage. [Glasfloss Filters]

Output: EZ Flow Filters

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Input: The Glasfloss PTA Series Disposable Panel Filters Has Set The Standard For Quality And Durability. This Rigidly Constructed Air Filter Maintains Its Integrity Where Others Fall Short. Always The Highest Quality, Glasfloss Disposable Panel Filters Have Metal Grids On Both Sides Of The Filter. The Glasfloss PTA Disposable Panel Filter Uses A PolyStrand Media To Maximize Its Dust Holding Capacity. The Media Is Encapsulated Between Two Metal Grids To Maintain Integrity Under Adverse Operating Conditions. The Metal Grids Are Thermally Bonded To The Internal Sides Of A Heavy-Duty, One Piece Craftboard Frame. The Closed Corner Construction Prevents Dust From Bypassing The Media Through Open Corners. Merv 5-6 Glasfloss Polyester Media Disposable Filters Consists of High Bulk Polyester Fibers With A Metal Retainer Wall On Both Sides, Resulting In Exceptional Strength And Durability. Designed For Use In Protection Of Central Air Condition And Furnace Units For Residential And Commercial Applications. [Glasfloss Filters]

Output: Glasfloss Polyester Filters

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Input: Glasfloss Z-Line Series Air Condition Filters and Furnace Filters Are The Extended-Surface Pleated Media Type. The Media Utilized Is Made Of 100% Synthetic Fibers. Our Most Economically-Priced Pleated Filter. They Offer Excellent Performance and Value for a Wide Range of Residential And Commercial Applications. A Heavy Duty, Recycled Expanded Metal Reinforcement Is Laminated To The Air-Exit Side Of The Media By A Thermo-Setting Adhesive To Maintain Continuity of The Radial Pleats. The Expanded Metal Is Galvanized To Resist Rust And Corrosion. Merv 8 The Glasfloss Z-Line Series Pleated Filters Offer Improved Performance for Virtually Every Application. All Glasfloss Z-Line Pleated AC and Furnace Filters Feature Fibers Which Do Not Absorb Moisture and Will Not Support Microbial Growth. [Glasfloss Filters]

Output: Glasfloss Pleated Filters

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Input: Flanders Precisionaire Has Led The World In Filter Media Development And The Application Of High Efficiency Filtration For Over 50-Years. The MERV 8 Pre Pleat 40 Filter Features Synthetic Non-Woven Media That Is Ecologically Friendly. Highest Dust Holding and Lowest Pressure Drop In The Industry. Durable Two Piece Moisture Resistant Frame Includes Diagonal and Horizontal Support Members Bonded To The Media On The Air Entering and Air Leaving Sides For Unsurpassed Frame Strength. Merv 8 Technology, Our Research And Development Team Has Now Achieved The Multiple Goals of Maintaining MERV 8 Performance At A Resistance That Is 40% Lower Than Competition. At The Same Time, The LPD's Dust Holding Capacity Remains The Highest Utilizing A Unique New Fiber In The Industry. All This While Operating On 100% Mechanical Principles Remarkable! [Glasfloss Filters]

Output: Flanders Pre Pleat 40 Filter

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Input: Buy This Amazing Frame Once And Change The Media Filter Pads On A Regular Schedule. The Mesh Fits In It's Own Pocket Which Prevents The Filter From Being Sucked In The AC Or Furnace Unit. It Has A Lifetime Warranty. This Is The Best Filter For Anyone Who Suffers From Allergies, Dust, COPD, Hay Fever, Asthma Etc. Constructed With Extruded Aluminum In A Three Channel Design. Requires No Modification To Existing Furnace Or Air Handler Systems Or Ducts Work. Merv 8 Rugged, Durable, Sturdy, Permanent Aluminum Holding Frame Is Designed To Replace Any Disposable Filters. The Media Pads Are Non-Migrating Heavy Tackifier On The Orange Downstream Side Enhances Dust Retention Antimicrobial Effectively Controls Growth Of Mold, Mildew, Algae And Fungi On The Media. [Glasfloss Filters]

Output: Frame and Media Filter Pads

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Input: All Hi-E 40 Filters Are Designed With A Consistent Pleat Shape On Predetermined Centers Causing Dirt To Collect Evenly Over The Entire Surface Of The Media. Fully Utilizing Every Square Inch Results In A Slow Steady Rise In Resistance For Maximum Dust Holding Capacity. Hi-E 40 Filters Will Not Rack, Warp Or Bend Under Normal Handling Or Operating Conditions. Heavy Duty Beverage Board Frame Provides A Moisture Resistant, Sturdy Frame Material Stands Up To Rough Handling, Difficult Service Conditions, Long Service Life. The Die Cut Pattern Increases Contact Points Between The Beverage Board And Die Cut By 50%. Which allows For High Dust Holding Capicity Merv 8 The Adhesive Used To Bond The Frame And Media Pack Into A Unitized Assembly Is Highly Water Repellent. The Pleats Hold Together Even When Wet. No Delaminating, No Excessive Buckling, and No Collapsing. Consistent Pleat Shape Produces Optimum Performance. Sophisticated Production Control Techniques Assure Consistent Pleat Count, Pleat Height, Pleat Shape and Spacing. [Glasfloss Filters]

Output: Purolator Pleated Filters

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Input: The Z-Line Activated Carbon Pleated Filter Helps Reduce Unpleasant Odors Created By Cooking, Cigarette Smoke, Pets And Numerous Other Offensive Airborne Odors. The Activated Carbon Used In The Carbon Filters Has Millions Of Tiny Openings That Absorb Odors From The Air, So Clean Fresh Air Remains. Glasfloss Z-Line Carbon Filters Have A Gradient Density Media That Is Supported By A Galvanized Expanded Metal That Maintains The Pleated Media Pack. The Media Pack Is Sealed With A Heavy-Duty Beverage Board,Die-Cut Frame and Has a High Dust-Holding Capacity. Merv 8 Glasfloss Carbon Pleated Filters Offers Electrostatic Charged Thermally Bonded 100% Synthetic Fibers To Increase Initial Efficiency. Helps Reduce Unpleasant Odors. Glasfloss Carbon Filters Are Designed For Residential And Commercial Applications. [Glasfloss Filters]

Output: Glasfloss Carbon Filters

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Input: Proprietary Engineered Gradient Media Structure Enables Larger Incoming Contaminants To Be Trapped In The Pre-Filter Layer, Thus Allowing The Highly Charged Secondary Layer To Attract And Hold Smaller Particles. This Proprietary Media Combined With Glasfloss� Unique V-Pleat Manufacturing Design Is One Of The Highest Performance Pleat Available. Mechanically And Electrostatically Enhanced Fibers Are Precisely Structured Into A Progressive Density Gradient Structure To Enhance Air Flow Throughout With Less Resistance While Providing High Dust Holding Capacity And Ultra-High Efficiency During Operational Life. Merv 11 Glasfloss Merv 11 Pleated Panel Filters Enables A Significant Upgrade In Collection Efficiency Over Existing MERV 8 Products At The Same Resistance Levels. [Glasfloss Filters]

Output: Glasfloss Pleated Filters

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Input: The Low Initial Resistance Of The Merv 13 Can Contribute To An Overall Strategy Of Reducing Energy Consumption. A Merv 13 Upgrade As Trouble-Free As Direct Replacement For Any Residential And Commercial Applications. Puro Geen 13 Combined With Superior V-Pleat Manufacturing Design Results In The Highest Performing Pleat On The Market Today. Each Filter Consists of A Heavy Duty Beverage Board Frame With Corrosion Resistant Expanded Metal Backing In A Moisture Resistant Enclosing Frame. Sophisticated Production Control Techniques Ensure Consistent Pleat Count And Consistent Pleat Shape, Which Minimizes Resistance And Improves Dust Loading Characteristics Throughout The Life Of The Filter. Merv 13 Puro Green 13 Pleated Panel Filters Can Be An Ideal Choice To Achieve The Minimum Efficiency Requirements Of LEED® Green Building Design. [Glasfloss Filters]

Output: Purolator Pleated Filters

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Input: These Practical Pleat Filters Do Not Have To Be Changed Every 30-60 Days. These Filters Can Be Left In For Approximately 6 Months. They Are Sold In A Case Of 2 Which Will Give You A 1 Year Supply. Designed To Fit Into 1� Return Air Grilles. No Retrofitting Required Self-Sealing Gasket Eliminates. Filter Bypass, Reducing Growth. Of Bacteria, Mold, And. Other Fungi On The Coils. Also Eliminates Vibration Of Filter Reducing Amount Of Particles Shed Into Ventilation System. Six Times Greater Surface Area. Than Typical Standard 1� Extended Surface Pleats. Merv 11 and 14 The 5" Practical Pleat's Surface Area Is 433% Greater Than A Comparable 1" Extended Surface Pleat And Ultimately Reduces The Pressure Drop Of 41%. They Last 4 Times Longer Than Comparable One-Inch Filters. Now, Homeowners Can Enjoy The Benefits Of A High Performance Filter Without The Hassle And Expense Of Retrofitting. [Glasfloss Filters]

Output: Practical Pleat Filters

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Input: Even Though It Filters The Impurities, It Will Also Restrict Your Air Flow Even Before It Starts Getting Dirty. Your Unit Will Also Run Longer To Maintain The Desired Temperature. We Do Not Recommend This Type of Filter. The Electrostatic Air Filter Is Made From Layers of Filtering Media or Layers of Panels Stacked On Top of Each Other To Make This Type of Filter. Merv Rating Not Available on This Filter. When You Wash This Filter, It Is Very Hard To Get It Clean Enough And You Should Not Reinstall It In Your Unit Wet Because It Will Add Additional Moisture And Can Cause Mold Or Mildew. [Glasfloss Filters]

Output: Electrostatic AC or Furnace Filter

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Input: Some Blue Hog Hair Filters Are Made With A Metal Frame Hogs Hair Washable Filters, In Most Cases, Allows Good Air Flow With Low Resistants. We Strongly Do Not Recommend This HVAC Filter. There Are Different Colors of Hogs Hair Filters, Mainly Blue And Some Are Made With A Metal Frame Which Are Flimsy And May Fall Apart Very Easily. This Filter Does Not Have A Merv Rating. There Are Different Types of Material That Are Used To Make The Hogs Hair Filters. These Filters Are Made With Unique Types of Filtration Media, Synthetic Materials or Fiber Blends To Make This Washable Reusable Filter. This Is One Of The Worst Filters You Can Buy. A Large Portion Of The Dust Passes Right Through The Filter Onto The Coil. [Glasfloss Filters]

Output: Hogs Hair Filter

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Input: [Oral Manifestations] Hairy Leukoplakia (HL) [Treatments] Acyclovir (Zovirax) topical application of Podophyllum [Key Points]

Output: Indicates HIV & immunosuppression irregular, hyperkeratotoic, corrugated non-scrapable white plaques painless usually bilaterally on lateral borders of tongue superficial candidiasis infection also present usually asymptomatic, rarely requires TX most commonly cause d by Epstein-Barr virus Predictor lesion for HIV-AIDS Time frame generally 24 months-3 years to AIDS, CD4 count below 150 Nearly every person w/ HL is antibody positive to HIV Biopsy needed to confirm diagnosis


Input: [Oral Manifestations] Linear gingival erythema-(LGE) forme rly known as HIV-associated gingivitis [Treatments] scale and root plane prescribe chlorhexidine/in office irrigation reevaluate 2-3 weeks retreat if not resolved [Key Points]

Output: initial subtle clinical changes marginal inflammation (red band) usually 2-3 mm diffuse red lesions of attached gingiva, usually generalized no attachment loss, ulceration, or pain spontaneous bleeding & BOP limited response to conventional dh therapy high number of gram-negative rods usually a precursor to NUP important to identify early to prevent extensive breakdown


Input: [Oral Manifestations] NUG (necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis) [Treatments] SRP & gingival curettage irrigate w/ iodine chlorhexidine mouth rinses good OH Metron idazole [Key Points]

Output: can be chronic or acute ulceration & destruction of interdental papillae (looks punched out) spontaneous bleeding very painful w/ gray pseudomembrane around gingival margin no fever


Input: [Oral Manifestations] Necrotizing ulcerative periodontitis-( NUP) formerly known as (HIV-Associated Periodontal Disease) [Treatments] SRP & gingival currettage irrigate w/ iodine chlorhexidine mout h rinses twice a day good OH systemic antibiotics as necessary Metronidazole (Flagyl) is drug of choice patient should be seen frequently [Key Points]

Output: resembles ANUG & rapidly progressive periodontitis rapid onset & progression severe soft tissue destruction gingival ulceration/interproximal cratering & necrosis spontan eous bleeding deep, acute aching pain exposure of bone 10 mm of bone loss can occur in as little as a 3 month period may act as a reservoir for Candida infection, because a high % of yeast found in plaque CD4 counts below 100


Input: [Oral Manifestations] Kaposi sarcoma [Treatments] chemotherapy surgical excision to decrease size radiation therapy no effective TX radiation is most common treatment [Key Points]

Output: most common malignancy in AIDS red, blue to purple mass that may ulcerate & bleed 90% of AIDS patients develop singular or multiple, macular or nodular biopsy must be preformed to distinguish from other gingival lesions aggressive & often fatal can be found all over body orally (palate both hard & soft is most common) if seen other than palate it is usually more aggressive must be reported


Input: [Oral Manifestations] Pseudomembranous candidiasis (Thrush) [Treatments] Systemic Nizoral & Diflucan Mouth rinse Nystatin Troches Mycelex (Clotrimazole) Bath for prosthetic appliances Mycostatin (Nystatin) [Key Points]

Output: white patches that can be scraped off leaving a red ulcerated tissues resembles cottage cheese found on buccal mucosa & palat e, most commonly on mucobuccal fold burning sensation, metallic taste when tongue is affected loss of papillae predictor lesion for progression to AIDS


Input: [Oral Manifestations] Hyperplastic candidiasis [Treatments] (same as above) [Key Points]

Output: white lesion that does not scrape off burning sensation responds to antifungal medication usually noted after diagnosis of AIDS


Input: [Oral Manifestations] Erythematous candidiasis [Treatments] (same as above) [Key Points]

Output: (atrophic) fiery red may be localized or generalized mild persistent discomfort discomfort in swallowing predictor lesion for progression to AIDS


Input: [Oral Manifestations] Atropic candidiasis [Treatments] (same as above) [Key Points]

Output: "denture stomatitis" erythematous mucosa limited to area covered by denture or partial petechiae-like- generalized & granular


Input: [Oral Manifestations] Angular cheilitis [Treatments] Clotrimazole ointment 1% [Key Points]

Output: white plaques fissure/cracks at labial commissures may be due to other factors s uch as nutritional deficiencies mainly seen in elderly


Input: [Oral Manifestations] Cytomegalovirus (CMV) [Treatments] severe lesions, IV viral medications may be needed [Key Points]

Output: belongs to herpes family causes eye complications in AIDS patients rarely causes oral lesions found in saliva of AIDS patie nts associated with severe immunosuppression & CD4 count below 100 histologic confirmation for diagnosis


Input: [Oral Manifestations] Herpes Zoster [Treatments] antiviral, corticosteriods [Key Points]

Output: severe painful eruptions along path of trigeminal nerve may affect middle age-elder ly patients indicator of HIV in young or high risk groups or impaired immune system


Input: [Oral Manifestations] Herpes lesions [Treatments] Acyclovir (Zovirax) [Key Points]

Output: herpes labialis


Input: [Oral Manifestations] Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma [Treatments] chemotherapeutic drugs radiation [Key Points]

Output: commonly seen lymphoma associated in AIDS can occur anywhere intraorally ulcerated mass of soft tissue-bleeds easily bone destruction accompanies the malignancy & is seen on radiographs palate most common site; gingiva need biopsy for diagnosis aggressive lesions only months to survive


Input: [Oral Manifestations] Human Papillomavirus (HPV) [Treatments] surgical excision surgical excision no treatment [Key Points]

Output: verruca vulgaris-(common wart); most frequent lesion, most located in anogenital area but seen also orally, usually multiple on mucosal sites condyloma acuminatum- transmitted by sexual contact found in anogenital region focal epithelial hyperplasia


Input: [Oral Manifestations] Pneumocystis carnii pneumonia [Treatments] systemic bacteria [Key Points]

Output: caused by a pr otozoan infection pneumonia most commonly found in HIV patients


Input: [Oral Manifestations] Major apthous ulcers [Treatments] topical corticosteroids oral antibiotics [Key Points]

Output: usually large, painful, nonhealing CD4 count usually below 100


Input: [Oral Manifestations] Persistent Generalized Lymphadenopathy (PGL) [Key Points]

Output: early clinical sign which warns of progression to AIDS present longer than 3 months involves 2 or more sites


Input: [0] Method of Action [Neutral Lipid] hydrophobic/ hydrophilic [Cationic Lipid]

Output: electrostatic


Input: [0] Drug Substance [Neutral Lipid] incorporation [Cationic Lipid]

Output: electrostatic binding


Input: [0] Structure [Neutral Lipid] multi-lamellar [Cationic Lipid]

Output: complexes


Input: [0] Observed Preclinical Toxicity [Neutral Lipid] none [Cationic Lipid]

Output: toxic due to charge interaction with cellular membranes


Input: [0] Incorporation Efficiency [Neutral Lipid] high [Cationic Lipid]

Output: high


Input: [0] Cellular Uptake [Neutral Lipid] high (compared to free-standing oligo) [Cationic Lipid]

Output: high (compared to free-standing oligo)


Input: [Entrant] Legendary Baking [Category] Family No Sugar Added [Pie] NSA Apple Pie [Flavor]

Output: Apple

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Input: [Entrant] Bonert's Slice of Pie [Category] Family No Sugar Added [Pie] Chocolate Cream Pie [Flavor]

Output: Chocolate Cream

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Input: [Entrant] Bonert's Slice of Pie [Category] Family [Pie] Apple Pie [Flavor]

Output: Apple

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Input: [Entrant] Legendary Baking [Category] Family [Pie] Apple Pie With Vanilla Crumb [Flavor]

Output: Apple Crumb

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Input: [Entrant] Legendary Baking [Category] Family [Pie] Sweet and Juicy Tripleberry Pie [Flavor]

Output: Berry

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Input: [Entrant] Winn Dixie Stores [Category] Family [Pie] Winn Dixie Blueberry Pie [Flavor]

Output: Blueberry

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