Input: [Condition] Splitting [Cause] Too much water. [Solution] If overabundant rain is the problem there isn't much you can do. Try growing resistant varieties. [Appearance]

Output: Fruit splits open as it grows.

Tomato Insects and Disease | Garden Guides


Input: [Condition] Catfacing [Cause] Abnormal development of the flower and cool weather. [Solution] --- [Appearance]

Output: Swollen areas and creases on the fruit.

Tomato Insects and Disease | Garden Guides


Input: [Condition] Blossom Drop [Cause] Night temperatures below 55 degrees. [Solution] Plant resistant varieties. [Appearance]

Output: Early blooms drop off of plants.

Tomato Insects and Disease | Garden Guides


Input: [Condition] Leaf Curl [Cause] Heavy pruning. [Solution] This condition will not effect the crop. [Appearance]

Output: Curled or rolled leaves.

Tomato Insects and Disease | Garden Guides


Input: [Condition] Sunscald [Cause] Too much sun. [Solution] Plant varieties that develop heavy foliage and don't overprune. [Appearance]

Output: Yellowish-white patches on tomatoes.

Tomato Insects and Disease | Garden Guides


Input: [Condition] Early Blight [Cause] Fungus. [Solution] Mulch to prevent splashing and use tomato dust. MN EXTENSION SERVICE [Appearance]

Output: Brown spots on leaves, surrounded by yellow.

Tomato Insects and Disease | Garden Guides


Input: [Condition] Condition [Cause] Cause [Solution] Solution [Appearance]

Output: Appearance

Tomato Insects and Disease | Garden Guides


Input: [Condition] Late Blight [Cause] Fungus. [Solution] Destroy affected plants and plant resistant varieties. [Appearance]

Output: Leaves develop large brown spots and wither. Brown spots on fruit.

Tomato Insects and Disease | Garden Guides


Input: [Condition] Leaf Spot [Cause] Fungus. [Solution] Rotate crops and plant resistant varieties. [Appearance]

Output: Leaves have small spots with light centers. They may turn yellow and drop off. Occurs mainly in the southeast.

Tomato Insects and Disease | Garden Guides


Input: [Condition] Aphids [Cause] Insect [Solution] Plant alliums such as garlic and chives. Anise, coriander, nasturtiums, and petunias may be helpful. Use yellow sticky traps or yellow dishes containing soapy water. Soap-Shield and mint tea spray is highly effective. Lacewings will eat 100 aphids per day. [Appearance]

Output: Tiny (less than 1/10 inch) soft bodied pear shaped insects with whiplike antennae. Varied in color. Leaves turn yellow.

Tomato Insects and Disease | Garden Guides


Input: [Condition] Flea Beetle [Cause] Insect [Solution] Keep the garden clean and free of debris. Wormwood Spray and Red Pepper Spray are effective. [Appearance]

Output: Notorious jumping insects, most under 1/10 inch long. Wide range of colors.

Tomato Insects and Disease | Garden Guides


Input: [Condition] Colorado Potato Beetle [Cause] Insect and Larvae. [Solution] Rotate crops in the Solanaceae family which include potatoes, tomatoes, eggplant, and peppers. Interplant with horseradish, dead nettle, catnip, coriander, nasturtiums, and tansy. Spray with cedar or basil tea or a solution of 2 tbs. Epsom salts in a gallon of water. [Appearance]

Output: These predators will strip the plant of foliage. Adults are 1/3 inch long with a hard round outer shell. Creamy yellow with ten black stripes. Larvae are reddish with two rows of black dots, black head and legs.

Tomato Insects and Disease | Garden Guides


Input: [Condition] Hornworms [Cause] Caterpillar [Solution] Fall tilling helps to destroy underground pupae. Rotating crops helps. Interplant with borage (this also improves tomato flavor) opal basil, and marigolds. Dill is a good trap crop. Spray with Bt They are easily handpicked. [Appearance]

Output: They devour huge amounts of leaves and sometimes fruits. They leave behind waste that resembles rabbit pellets. Caterpillars are 4 inches long and green with 7 or 8 white stripes down the sides, shadowed by black dots and ending in a false eye spot. Can't miss them.

Tomato Insects and Disease | Garden Guides


Input: [Condition] Stinkbugs [Cause] Insect [Solution] They drop off plants when disturbed. Try knocking them into a can with a stick. Lizards will eliminate them. [Appearance]

Output: These hard backed gray bugs exude a stinking fluid when touched. Younger bugs are brown. Tips of leaves will wilt.

Tomato Insects and Disease | Garden Guides


Input: [Common Name] Broad Beech Fern [Where Seen] South Forest Loop Road [Scientific Name]

Output: Phegopteris hexagonoptera

The University of Tennessee - Forest Resources AgResearch and Education Center - Arboretum


Input: [Common Name] Christmas Fern [Where Seen] Along many trails [Scientific Name]

Output: Polystichum acrostichoides

The University of Tennessee - Forest Resources AgResearch and Education Center - Arboretum


Input: [Common Name] Climbing Fern [Where Seen] South Forest Loop Road [Scientific Name]

Output: Lygodium palmatum

The University of Tennessee - Forest Resources AgResearch and Education Center - Arboretum


Input: [Common Name] Ebony Spleenwort [Where Seen] Along many trails [Scientific Name]

Output: Asplenium platyneuron

The University of Tennessee - Forest Resources AgResearch and Education Center - Arboretum


Input: [Common Name] Ground Pine [Where Seen] Off the Arboretum Trails [Scientific Name]

Output: Lycopodium obscurum

The University of Tennessee - Forest Resources AgResearch and Education Center - Arboretum


Input: [Common Name] Rattlesnake Fern [Where Seen] Lost Chestnut Trail [Scientific Name]

Output: Botrychium virginianum

The University of Tennessee - Forest Resources AgResearch and Education Center - Arboretum


Input: [Common Name] Resurrection Fern [Where Seen] Cemetery Ridge Trail [Scientific Name]

Output: Pleopeltis polypodiodes

The University of Tennessee - Forest Resources AgResearch and Education Center - Arboretum


Input: [Common Name] Southern Adder’s Tongue Fern [Where Seen] South Forest Loop Road [Scientific Name]

Output: Ophioglossum vulgatum

The University of Tennessee - Forest Resources AgResearch and Education Center - Arboretum


Input: [Common Name] Walking Fern [Where Seen] Old Kerr Hollow Road [Scientific Name]

Output: Asplenium rhizophyllum

The University of Tennessee - Forest Resources AgResearch and Education Center - Arboretum


Input: [Symptom] Oil Leak [Problem] Oil leaking from gearbox cover [2] 1 [Solution] Replace the cover and cover o-ring, have the casing machined to remove distortion [Possible Cause]

Output: Distorted gearbox cover or casing caused by physical damage


Input: [2] 2 [Solution] Contact the FDC service Centre [Possible Cause]

Output: Pressure build-up in gearbox caused by motor or external problem


Input: [Problem] Oil leaking from behind the sprocket [2] 1 [Solution] Replace the floating seal [Possible Cause]

Output: Damaged or worn floating (lifetime) seal


Input: [Symptom] Gearbox oil level too high [Problem] Hydraulic oil leaking from the motor into the gearbox [2] 1 [Solution] Replace accordingly [Possible Cause]

Output: Worn motor shaft oil seal or bearings


Input: [2] 2 [Solution] External problem [Possible Cause]

Output: Excessive pressure in motor casing


Input: [Symptom] Excessive noise [Problem] Insufficient oil in gearbox [Solution] Gearbox / motor requires overhaul [Possible Cause]

Output: Gearbox oil leak or lack of maintenance


Input: [Problem] Worn bearings or gears [Solution] Replace drive with new or reconditioned unit from the Final Drive Centre. [Possible Cause]

Output: Gearbox / motor has reached the end of its planned service life or failed through a lack of maintenance


Input: [Symptom] Excessive vibration [Problem] Sprocket loose [Solution] Tighten or replace bolts [Possible Cause]

Output: Sprocket bolts loose


Input: [Problem] The gearbox 'shudders' while turning [Solution] Gearbox / motor requires attention / overhaul [Possible Cause]

Output: Gearbox / motor has reached the end of its planned service life or failed through a lack of maintenance


Input: [Symptom] Excessive heating [Problem] Gearbox casing is hot to touch or steams when wet [2] 1 [Solution] Add oil [Possible Cause]

Output: No oil


Input: [2] 2 [Solution] Gearbox requires overhaul [Possible Cause]

Output: Worn Bearings


Input: [2] 3 [Solution] Check brake operating pressure and brake piston seals [Possible Cause]

Output: Brake does not release properly


Input: [2] 4 [Solution] Check oil cooler & hydraulic system [Possible Cause]

Output: Hydraulic oil excessively hot


Input: [Symptom] Machine will not climb steep gradient or steers to one side [Problem] Lack of power [2] 1 [Solution] Check hydraulic pressure at the travel motor [Possible Cause]

Output: Hydraulic pressure low


Input: [2] 2 [Solution] Check track chain tension and condition of track rollers and idlers [Possible Cause]

Output: High external friction


Input: [2] 3 [Solution] Check speed control system [Possible Cause]

Output: Travel motor stuck in fast mode


Input: [2] 4 [Solution] Repair or replace travel motor [Possible Cause]

Output: Travel motor excessively worn


Input: [2] 5 [Solution] Repair or replace gearbox [Possible Cause]

Output: Gearbox excessively worn


Input: [Symptom] Drive does not turn [Problem] Motor works but not driving gearbox [Solution] Replace both motor shaft and 1st sun gear (with coupling if required) [Possible Cause]

Output: Motor shaft or 1st sun gear broken


Input: [Problem] Nothing turns [2] 1 [Solution] Contact the FDC service Centre [Possible Cause]

Output: Gearbox / motor has reached the end of its planned service life or failed through a lack of maintenance


Input: [2] 2 [Solution] Check braking system if external brake control fitted [Possible Cause]

Output: Brake does not release


Input: [Symptom] Drive freewheels [Problem] Brake does not function [2] 1 [Solution] Check hydraulic system [Possible Cause]

Output: Residual; pressure in circuit


Input: [2] 2 [Solution] Replace discs [Possible Cause]

Output: Worn brake discs


Input: [2] 3 [Solution] Replace motor shaft [Possible Cause]

Output: Broken motor shaft


Input: Can easily catch fire [Corrosive]

Output: Highly flammable


Input: Could cause harm if the chemical comes into contact with skin, if ingested or if vapours are breatherd in. [Corrosive]

Output: Toxic


Input: Will cause harm to living organisms if released into the environment. [Corrosive]

Output: Harmful to the environment


Input: Damages skin or eyes if they come into contact with the chemical. [Corrosive]

Output: Irritant


Input: Chemical could cause an explosion. [Corrosive]

Output: Explosive


Input: [0] Carcinogen Chemical can cause cancer if it comes into contact with the body or is ingested. [Corrosive]

Output: Carcinogen


Input: Material is radio active and gives off ionising radiation [Corrosive]

Output: Radiation


Input: [Source(s)] sewer overflows leakage from mains and private sewer lines [Associated Problems in Creeks] pathogens including bacteria (eg. E.coli) and protozoa (eg. Cryptosporidium and Giardia) may be released into creeks, posing a risk to human and animal health nutrients chemicals such as detergents an increase in total dissolved solids, including salt endocrine disrupting chemicals (EDCs) may be released in sewage, with the potential to affect important functions in the human body [Issue]

Output: Sewage Pollution


Input: [Source(s)] industry motor vehicles poor disposal of domestic wastes [Associated Problems in Creeks] toxic to aquatic life, destroys food chain kills plants and animals chemicals take a long time to break down [Issue]

Output: Oils, grease and other chemicals


Input: [Source(s)] fertilizer run-off sewer overflows stormwater [Associated Problems in Creeks] increased growth of algae and weeds leading to low oxygen levels changes to food chain [Issue]

Output: Nutrients


Input: [Source(s)] car washing sewer overflows stormwater run-off [Associated Problems in Creeks] harmful to aquatic life adds nutrients increases turbidity of water [Issue]

Output: Detergents


Input: [Source(s)] shopping centres domestic waste illegal dumping wind stormwater run-off roads [Associated Problems in Creeks] unsightly adds chemicals to creeks harmful to animals encourages weed growth [Issue]

Output: Litter and rubbish


Input: [Source(s)] dumped rubbish upstream infestations birds and wind stormwater [Associated Problems in Creeks] loss of native flora and fauna changed nutrient cycling changed light conditions changed stream dynamics and sedimentation [Issue]

Output: Weeds


Input: [Source(s)] development sites erosion stormwater run-off [Associated Problems in Creeks] increased turbidity in-filling of creek pools weed growth [Issue]

Output: Sediment


Input: [Source(s)] stormwater run-off illegal dumping spray drift [Associated Problems in Creeks] toxic to aquatic life long persistence in sediments harmful to human health [Issue]

Output: Pesticides


Input: [Source(s)] reduced vegetation and increased paved and impermeable surfaces in urban areas [Associated Problems in Creeks] erosion steepens creek channels widened creeks and damaged creekline vegetation and sedimentation downstream [Issue]

Output: Changes to creek flow


Input: [Immunization] Influenza [Why] Influenza causes fever, chills, headache, muscle ache, sore throat, cough, and cold symptoms. Influenza may lead to pneumonia and other severe illness among the elderly and those with chronic illnesses or weak immune systems. [How Often]

Output: All child care providers, especially those who have chronic health conditions or are over 65 years of age should be vaccinated against influenza. Vaccination is given yearly, in October or November (before the flu season), because a new influenza vaccine is developed each year to protect against the viruses expected that year.

Health History and immunization policy for providers


Input: [Immunization] Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) [Why] Measles: 2-3 people out of every 1,000 who contract measles die from complications such as pneumonia or encephalitis. Encephalitis is an inflammation of the brain, which can lead to convulsions, deafness, or mental retardation. Measles during pregnancy increases the risk of premature labor, spontaneous abortion, and low birth weight. Mumps: 15% of cases are in adolescents and adults. Mumps may cause inflammation of the pancreas or sexual organs and may cause permanent deafness or sterility. Rubella: 15% of young adults are susceptible. Rubella may cause miscarriage, stillbirth, and multiple birth defects (congenital disorders, mental retardation) if contracted in the first trimester of pregnancy. [How Often]

Output: Child care providers should be immune to measles, mumps, and rubella. Providers born before 1957 can be considered immune to measles and mumps. Others can be considered immune if they have a history of measles or mumps disease or have received at least one dose of rubella vaccine on or after their first birthday. Because a history of rubella disease is often unreliable, only a blood test indicating Immunity to rubella or documented receipt of at least one dose of rubella vaccine is adequate proof of immunity. Measles, mumps, and rubella vaccines are usually given together as MMR. Many experts recommend two doses of MMR for persons without other evidence of immunity.

Health History and immunization policy for providers


Input: [Immunization] Tetanus, Diphtheria (Td) [Why] Tetanus (lockjaw) causes painful muscular contractions. 40%-50% of persons who contract tetanus die. Diphtheria affects throat and nasal passages, interferes with breathing, and produces a toxin that damages the heart, kidneys, and nerves. 10% of cases are fatal. [How Often]

Output: Child care providers should have a record of receiving a series of 3 doses (usually given in childhood) and a booster dose given within the past 10 years.

Health History and immunization policy for providers


Input: [Immunization] Polio [Why] Polio attacks the nervous system and can cause paralysis in legs or other areas. When children are vaccinated using live polio vaccine, they may shed live polio vaccine virus in their feces or urine for several weeks after receiving the vaccine. Very rarely, the vaccine virus can change into a more dangerous form and cause paralytic polio. Anyone who is in frequent contact with recently vaccinated children, especially changing diapers, should be certain she or he has been vaccinated against polio. [How Often]

Output: Child care providers, especially those working with children who are not toilet-trained, should have a record of a primary series of 3 doses (usually given in childhood) and a supplementary dose given at least 6 months after the third dose in the primary series.

Health History and immunization policy for providers


Input: [Immunization] Hepatitis A [Why] Hepatitis A is a liver infection that causes fever, a loss of appetite, nausea, diarrhea, and generally ill feeling that may persist for weeks. During an outbreak in a child care setting, hepatitis A spreads easily and quickly. However, in the absence of an outbreak, the risk to child care providers in general does not seem to be increased. [How Often]

Output: Hepatitis A vaccine is not routinely recommended for child care providers but may be indicated if the local health department determines that the risk of hepatitis A in the community is high. Any person who travels frequently should consider getting hepatitis A vaccine.

Health History and immunization policy for providers


Input: [Immunization] Chickenpox [Why] Chickenpox can be a severe disease in adults. Child care providers are at high risk of being exposed to chickenpox in the child care setting. [How Often]

Output: Child care providers who know they have had chicken pox can assume they are immune. All other providers should consider getting vaccinated against chicken-pox because of the high risk of exposure to chickenpox. Persons who believe they have never had chickenpox or are unsure can be vaccinated. In some areas, blood tests may be available to determine if a person is susceptible and in need of vaccination.

Health History and immunization policy for providers


Input: [Immunization] Hepatitis B [Why] Hepatitis B causes serious illness and 1 in 20 persons will develop chronic hepatitis, which can destroy the liver and raise the risk of getting liver cancer. Persons who develop chronic hepatitis B are infectious to others for the rest of their life. [How Often]

Output: Child care providers who may have contact with blood or blood-contaminated body fluids or who work with developmentally disabled or aggressive children should be vaccinated against hepatitis B with one series of 3 doses of vaccine.

Health History and immunization policy for providers


Input: [formula] NO3- [Ion]

Output: Nitrate

IB Chemistry higher level notes: Hybridisation


Input: [formula] NO2- [Ion]

Output: Nitrite

IB Chemistry higher level notes: Hybridisation


Input: [formula] CO32- [Ion]

Output: Carbonate

IB Chemistry higher level notes: Hybridisation


Input: [formula] PO43- [Ion]

Output: Phosphate

IB Chemistry higher level notes: Hybridisation


Input: [formula] SO42- [Ion]

Output: Sulphate

IB Chemistry higher level notes: Hybridisation


Input: [formula] SO32- [Ion]

Output: Sulphite

IB Chemistry higher level notes: Hybridisation


Input: [formula] ClO3- [Ion]

Output: Chlorate

IB Chemistry higher level notes: Hybridisation


Input: [formula] ClO4- [Ion]

Output: Perchlorate

IB Chemistry higher level notes: Hybridisation


Input: [formula] ClO2- [Ion]

Output: Chlorite

IB Chemistry higher level notes: Hybridisation


Input: [formula] CN- [Ion]

Output: Cyanide

IB Chemistry higher level notes: Hybridisation


Input: [Orion Advantages] Widely used Allen Bradley or Telemecanique PLC controllers are reliable, easy to trouble shoot, repair or replace [The Competition]

Output: Many competitors use proprietary PLC microcontrollers which may not be as reliable or as easy to repair or replace than A/B

Orion Pallet Packaging Advantages Compared to Competition - Orion


Input: [Orion Advantages] Many nonproprietary, locally available parts [The Competition]

Output: Many proprietary, available only from manufacturer, assuming they are still in business one or two years from now

Orion Pallet Packaging Advantages Compared to Competition - Orion


Input: [Orion Advantages] Separate UP and DOWN carriage speed on many models gives user more control of how much film is applied to load [The Competition]

Output: Only one carriage speed adjustment for up and down limits the users ability to tailor film usage to load

Orion Pallet Packaging Advantages Compared to Competition - Orion


Input: [Orion Advantages] INSTA-Thread film carriage on most models means NO hands in prestretch, open the door, pull film across, close the door [The Competition]

Output: Competitive machines often require operator to place hands near powered rollers, a dangerous situation

Orion Pallet Packaging Advantages Compared to Competition - Orion


Input: [Orion Advantages] Powered prestretch force-to-load control uses non-contact, non-wearing film speed control, very accurate and precise [The Competition]

Output: Often is a microswitch, either on or off. This is a wear part which is not nearly as precise and uses more film per load. Some use complex stain gauge which is hard to calibrate

Orion Pallet Packaging Advantages Compared to Competition - Orion


Input: [Orion Advantages] NEMA 12 dust & dirt sealed control box standard on most models [The Competition]

Output: Some competitors offer NEMA 12 as expensive option

Orion Pallet Packaging Advantages Compared to Competition - Orion


Input: [Orion Advantages] High & Low profile models available to match application (High profile easier to load with fork lift) [The Competition]

Output: Some competitors only offer low profile model

Orion Pallet Packaging Advantages Compared to Competition - Orion


Input: [Orion Advantages] Forklift portable from FRONT or REAR on turntable semi automatic models [The Competition]

Output: Most competitors forklift portable from rear only

Orion Pallet Packaging Advantages Compared to Competition - Orion


Input: [Orion Advantages] Sturdy, durable steel construction, either structural steel or heavy gauge sheet steel. [The Competition]

Output: Sheet metal and molded plastic can be damaged, bent

Orion Pallet Packaging Advantages Compared to Competition - Orion


Input: [Orion Advantages] REVO-LOGIC on most models applies accurate top & bottom wraps which saves customer stretch film and money [The Competition]

Output: Some use contact switch and set parameters to TWO to assure at least one full wrap, wastes film

Orion Pallet Packaging Advantages Compared to Competition - Orion


Input: [Orion Advantages] 14 RPM rotation speed for higher throughput [The Competition]

Output: Some competitors only offer 12 RPM maximum

Orion Pallet Packaging Advantages Compared to Competition - Orion


Input: [Orion Advantages] More casters used to support turntable on turntable high profile models. [The Competition]

Output: Competitors use fewer support casters or casters of inferior material

Orion Pallet Packaging Advantages Compared to Competition - Orion


Input: [Orion Advantages] Better warranty, Orion stands behind what we build [The Competition]

Output: Orion Flex turntable models come with a full 5 year warranty

Orion Pallet Packaging Advantages Compared to Competition - Orion


Input: [Orion Advantages] Highly responsive parts & service department, based in FEDEX headquarters (Alexandria, MN) for urgent parts shipment [The Competition]

Output: Smaller infrastructure, expensive parts, not nearly as responsive as Orion

Orion Pallet Packaging Advantages Compared to Competition - Orion


Input: [Orion Advantages] 260% Standard prestretch level on most models can over time save hundreds, even thousands of dollars [The Competition]

Output: Often 185% 200% maximum stretch levels are standard due to inferior carriage design which may cause film breaks at higher levels

Orion Pallet Packaging Advantages Compared to Competition - Orion


Input: [Orion Advantages] Compact space-saving design [The Competition]

Output: Some competitive machines have large, air filled sheet metal masts for "big" appearance

Orion Pallet Packaging Advantages Compared to Competition - Orion


Input: [Specification] Single-particle laser incandescence Single-particle light scattering [Parameter]

Output: Measured Parameters

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] Temperature Pressure [Parameter]

Output: Auxiliary Parameters

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] BC mass distribution as function of particle diameter Particle number distribution as a function of particle size [Parameter]

Output: Derived Parameters

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] 0 – 12,500 particles/cm3 at 120 vccm (0 - 25,000 particles/sec; concentrations can basically increase until particles become coincident) [Parameter]

Output: Maximum Data Acquisition Rate

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] Scattering signal: 200 – 430 nm diameter (this range encompasses the accumulation mode of most particles, i.e. range where most mass is found); range can be extended to 700 nm using software post-processing of saturated signals. Incandescent signal: depends on particle density, but 70 – 500 nm mass-equivalent diameter assuming a black carbon density of 1.8 g/cm3 [Parameter]

Output: Particle Size Range

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] Air, 0 - 40 °C (32 - 104 °F) [Parameter]

Output: Aerosol Medium

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] Nd:YAG Laser: 1064 nm, 3 MW/cm2 intracavity circulating power Pump Laser: 808 nm, 4 W The pump laser can be controlled either through the SP2 software or through the touch-screen on the SP2 front panel.) [Parameter]

Output: Lasers

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] 30 – 180 volumetric cm3/minute (typically 120) [Parameter]

Output: Sample Flow

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] Electronic flow control with a laminar flow element (LFE) and a solenoid valve [Parameter]

Output: Flow Control

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] Two single-head diaphragm pumps encased in a box [Parameter]

Output: Pump

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] 10 ng/m3 0.3 fg/particle [Parameter]

Output: Minimum Black Carbon Detection Limit

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] DMT recommends calibrating the SP2 every six months and/or before and after every field campaign. The incandescence measurement is calibrated to black carbon mass using DMA-sized Aquadag, fullerene soot or glassy carbon. (DMA refers to differential mobility analyzer, used to extract particles of a single electrical mobility size from a polydisperse aerosol.) The scattering measurement is calibrated to particle size using monodisperse polystyrene latex (PSL) spheres or DMA-sized ammonium sulfate. DMT offers free software that automates much of the calibration process. The Probe Analysis Package for Igor (PAPI) assists the user in loading, consolidating, and analyzing calibration data files. [Parameter]

Output: Calibration

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] Weekly: Refreshing or replacing the desiccant in the drying cartridge on the purge line Conducting PSL size check to monitor laser power Monthly and around field campaigns: Conducting zero check with high-efficiency filtered air sample Annually (more frequently for high-BC environments): Checking calibration of the laminar flow element on the sample inlet [Parameter]

Output: Routine Maintenance

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] Annual cleaning and calibration at DMT service facility [Parameter]

Output: Recommended Service

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] System power switch 2 USB 2.0 ports 1/8 in. Swagelok® sample inlet Laser ON/OFF indicator light [Parameter]

Output: Front Panel Display

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] Keyboard port Mouse port VGA and HDMI monitor ports Ethernet port 2 RS-232 communications ports 4 USB 2.0 ports eSATA port ¼ in. Swagelok® purge line ¼ in. Swagelok® exhaust line Exhaust vents System and pump power connections [Parameter]

Output: Rear Panel Connections

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] On-board Intel®Core™ i7 CPU 8 GB RAM 750 GB hard drive for data storage NI PCI-6133 DAQ interface card NI PCI-6259 housekeeping data card User interface via standard keyboard, mouse, and 19” monitor (included) [Parameter]

Output: Computer System

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] SP2 Executable program written in LabVIEW PAPI program written in Igor [Parameter]

Output: Software

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] Depends on number of particles; at a concentration of 1,000 #/cm3 and a standard flow rate of 120 volumetric cm3/minute, the SP2 computer has the capacity to store 56 hours of continuous data [Parameter]

Output: Data Storage Capacity

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] Gigabyte Ethernet interfaced through an Intel® PC82573V PCIe GbE controller [Parameter]

Output: Communications Output

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] SP2: Universal Voltage External Pump: 30 W [Parameter]

Output: Power Requirements

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] SP2: 48 cm W x 61 cm L x 26 cm H Pump: 20 cm W x 25 cm L x 10 cm H 19" Monitor: 37 cm W x 22 cm L x 39 cm H [Parameter]

Output: Dimensions

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] SP2: 26.1 kg Pump: 3.4 kg 19" Monitor: 3 kg [Parameter]

Output: Weight

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] Durable Atlas Case Corporation ATA Transit Case that conforms to the Air Transport Association’s Specification 300 Category 1 standards [Parameter]

Output: Shipping Container

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [Specification] Temperature: 0 – 40°C (32 – 104 °F) RH: 0 – 100% RH non-condensing [Parameter]

Output: Environmental Operating Conditions

Single Particle Soot Photometer (SP2) | Droplet Measurement Technologies


Input: [0] Density [MIM] 98%+ [Machining] 100% [Investment Casting] 98% [Powdered Metal]

Output: 88%

Metal Injection Molding for Precision | FloMet LLC.


Input: [0] Elongation [MIM] High [Machining] High [Investment Casting] High [Powdered Metal]

Output: Low

Metal Injection Molding for Precision | FloMet LLC.


Input: [0] Tensile Strength [MIM] High [Machining] High [Investment Casting] High [Powdered Metal]

Output: Low

Metal Injection Molding for Precision | FloMet LLC.


Input: [0] Hardness [MIM] High [Machining] High [Investment Casting] High [Powdered Metal]

Output: Low

Metal Injection Molding for Precision | FloMet LLC.


Input: [0] Complexity [MIM] High [Machining] High [Investment Casting] Medium [Powdered Metal]

Output: Low

Metal Injection Molding for Precision | FloMet LLC.


Input: [0] Surface Finish [MIM] High [Machining] High [Investment Casting] Medium [Powdered Metal]

Output: Medium

Metal Injection Molding for Precision | FloMet LLC.


Input: [0] Cost [MIM] Medium [Machining] High [Investment Casting] Medium [Powdered Metal]

Output: Low

Metal Injection Molding for Precision | FloMet LLC.


Input: [0] Production Volume [MIM] High [Machining] Low [Investment Casting] Medium [Powdered Metal]

Output: High

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Input: [Pineapple] Blueberries [Promotes joint health] Reverse age-related brain decline [Reduces asthma inflammation] Prevent urinary tract infection [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Restore antioxidant levels

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Spinach [Promotes joint health] Reduces the risk of cancers of the liver, ovaries, colon and prostate [Reduces asthma inflammation] Top nutrient density [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Helps maintain mental sharpness

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Red Bell Pepper [Promotes joint health] Protects against sunburn [Reduces asthma inflammation] Promotes heart health [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Reduces risk of lung, prostate, ovarian and cervical cancer

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Broccoli [Promotes joint health] Lowers risk of prostate, bladder, colon, pancreatic, gastric and breast cancer [Reduces asthma inflammation] Protects the brain in event of injury [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Reduces diabetic damage

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Tomato [Promotes joint health] Lowers risk of developing esophageal, stomach, colorectal, lung and pancreatic cancer [Reduces asthma inflammation] Reduces cardiovascular disease risk [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Reduces inflammation

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Apple [Promotes joint health] Fights lung and prostate cancer [Reduces asthma inflammation] Lowers Alzheimer’s risk [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Supports immunity

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Artichoke [Promotes joint health] Antioxidant Superfood [Reduces asthma inflammation] Lowers “bad” cholesterol [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Helps blood clotting

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Arugula [Promotes joint health] Reduces fracture risk [Reduces asthma inflammation] Protects eye health [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Lowers birth defect risk

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Asparagus [Promotes joint health] Protects against birth defects [Reduces asthma inflammation] Promotes heart health [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Nourishes good gut bacteria

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Avocado [Promotes joint health] Reduces oral cancer risk [Reduces asthma inflammation] Lowers cholesterol levels [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Limits liver damage

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Blackberries [Promotes joint health] Suppress appetite [Reduces asthma inflammation] Enhance fat burning [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Build bone density

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Butternut Squash [Promotes joint health] Combats wrinkles [Reduces asthma inflammation] Promotes heart health [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Supports night vision

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Cantaloupe [Promotes joint health] Protects skin against sunburn [Reduces asthma inflammation] Reduces inflammation [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Bolsters immunity

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Carrot [Promotes joint health] Fights cataracts [Reduces asthma inflammation] Protects against some cancers [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Antioxidants defend DNA

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Cauliflower [Promotes joint health] Suppresses breast cancer cell growth [Reduces asthma inflammation] Defends against prostate cancer [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Stimulates detoxification

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Cherries [Promotes joint health] Lower “bad” cholesterol [Reduces asthma inflammation] Reduce inflammation [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Alleviate arthritic pain and gout

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Cranberries [Promotes joint health] Fight lung, colon and leukemia cancer cells [Reduces asthma inflammation] Prevent urinary tract infection [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Alleviate prostate pain

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Green Cabbage [Promotes joint health] Reduces risk of prostate, colon, breast and ovarian cancers [Reduces asthma inflammation] Activates the body’s natural detoxification systems [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Promotes healthy blood clotting

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Kale [Promotes joint health] Protects eyes against sun damage and cataracts [Reduces asthma inflammation] Increases bone density [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Counters harmful estrogens that can feed cancer

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Kiwi [Promotes joint health] Lowers blood clot risk and reduces blood lipids [Reduces asthma inflammation] Counters constipation [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Combats wrinkles

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Mango [Promotes joint health] Lowers “bad” cholesterol [Reduces asthma inflammation] Regulates homocysteine to protect arteries [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Supports immunity

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Mushrooms [Promotes joint health] Reduce the risk of colon and prostate cancer [Reduces asthma inflammation] Lower blood pressure [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Promote natural detoxification

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Orange [Promotes joint health] Lowers risk of cancers of the mouth, throat, breast and stomach, and childhood leukemia [Reduces asthma inflammation] Pectin suppresses appetite [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Reduces levels of “bad” cholesterol

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Papaya [Promotes joint health] Reduces risk of lung cancer [Reduces asthma inflammation] Enhances fat burning [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Enzymes aid digestion

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Plums & Prunes [Promotes joint health] Antioxidants defend against DNA damage [Reduces asthma inflammation] Protects against post-menopausal bone loss [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Counter constipation

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Pomegranate [Promotes joint health] Lowers “bad” cholesterol [Reduces asthma inflammation] Fights prostate cancer [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Enhances sunscreen protection

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Pumpkin [Promotes joint health] Lowers lung and prostate cancer risk [Reduces asthma inflammation] Reduces inflammation [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Protects joints against polyarthritis

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Raspberries [Promotes joint health] Antioxidant DNA defense [Reduces asthma inflammation] Lower “bad” cholesterol levels [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Inhibit growth of oral, breast, colon and prostate cancers

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Strawberries [Promotes joint health] Reduce “bad” cholesterol [Reduces asthma inflammation] Suppress growth of colon, prostate and oral cancer [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Protect against Alzheimer’s

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Sweet Potato [Promotes joint health] Lowers cancer risk [Reduces asthma inflammation] Protect against blindness [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Reduces stroke risk

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Watermelon [Promotes joint health] Reduces risk of several cancers: prostate, ovarian, cervical, oral and pharyngeal [Reduces asthma inflammation] Protects skin against sunburn [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Supports male fertility

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Pineapple] Banana [Promotes joint health] Lowers risk of colorectal and kidney cancer, leukemia [Reduces asthma inflammation] Reduces asthmas symptoms in children [Speeds post-surgery]

Output: Increases Fat Burning

A Recipe For Longevity: 33 Of The Healthiest Fruits And Vegetables


Input: [Product Name] Act! For Real Estate 11 [Price] $299-$469 per user [CRM] Yes [Platform] Windows [Multi User] Yes [Website]

Output: No


Input: [Product Name] ActiveAgent [Price] ? [CRM] No [Platform] Web [Multi User] No [Website]

Output: Yes


Input: [Product Name] addresstwo [Price] $10-$80 [CRM] Yes [Platform] Web [Multi User] Yes [Website]

Output: No


Input: [Product Name] Advantage Xi [Price] $345-$445 [CRM] Yes [Platform] Windows [Multi User] No [Website]

Output: No


Input: [Product Name] Advantez [Price] €99-199 per month [CRM] Yes [Platform] Web [Multi User] Yes [Website]

Output: No


Input: [Product Name] Agent 360 [Price] $19.95-89.90 per month [CRM] Yes [Platform] Web [Multi User] Yes [Website]

Output: No


Input: [Product Name] Agent Office [Price] $295-$598+ [CRM] Yes [Platform] Windows [Multi User] Yes [Website]

Output: No


Input: [Product Name] AgentOrganizer [Price] $199.00 [CRM] Yes [Platform] Windows [Multi User] No [Website]

Output: No


Input: [Product Name] EasyBroker [Price] $49-$199 per month [CRM] Yes [Platform] Web [Multi User] Yes [Website]

Output: Yes


Input: [Product Name] iHouse [Price] $24.98-$49.98+ per month [CRM] No [Platform] Web [Multi User] No [Website]

Output: Yes


Input: [Product Name] Open-Reatly [Price] Free-$199 + $60 per year [CRM] No [Platform] Web [Multi User] No [Website]

Output: Yes


Input: [Product Name] PG Real Estate [Price] $499-$1299 [CRM] No [Platform] Web [Multi User] Yes [Website]

Output: Yes


Input: [Product Name] Point2 Agent [Price] $9.95-$119.95 per month [CRM] Yes [Platform] Web [Multi User] No [Website]

Output: Yes


Input: [Product Name] Real Estate Client Management [Price] $89.00 [CRM] Yes [Platform] Windows [Multi User] No [Website]

Output: No


Input: [Product Name] Real Estate Success Tools [Price] $399-$1995+ [CRM] Yes [Platform] Windows/Mac [Multi User] Yes [Website]

Output: No


Input: [Product Name] RealAgent Accelerator [Price] $179.99 + $89.99 per user [CRM] Yes [Platform] Windows [Multi User] Yes [Website]

Output: No


Input: [Product Name] RealFuture CRM 2.0 [Price] Free-$299 per year/user [CRM] Yes [Platform] Web [Multi User] Yes [Website]

Output: No


Input: [Product Name] RealeSeller [Price] $499.00 [CRM] Yes [Platform] Windows [Multi User] No [Website]

Output: No


Input: [Product Name] RealtyJuggler [Price] $99 per year/user [CRM] Yes [Platform] Web [Multi User] Yes [Website]

Output: No


Input: [Product Name] RealtySoft Free IDX [Price] Free-$59.95 [CRM] No [Platform] Web [Multi User] No [Website]

Output: Yes


Input: [Product Name] RealtyWare [Price] €199.00-€7,799 [CRM] Yes [Platform] Windows [Multi User] Yes [Website]

Output: Yes


Input: [Product Name] Sharper Agent [Price] $29.95-$49.90 per month [CRM] Yes [Platform] Web [Multi User] No [Website]

Output: No


Input: [Product Name] The Wise Agent [Price] $24.95 per month [CRM] Yes [Platform] Web [Multi User] No [Website]

Output: No


Input: [Product Name] Top Producer 8i [Price] $39-$249 per month/user [CRM] Yes [Platform] Web [Multi User] Yes [Website]

Output: Yes


Input: [Product Name] vFlyer [Price] Free-$79.95 [CRM] No [Platform] Web [Multi User] No [Website]

Output: Yes


Input: [Aygo x] 14-inch wheels [Aygo x-play adds] 15-inch wheels [Aygo x-pression adds]

Output: 15-inch silver alloy wheels

Toyota Aygo stars in the new Invisible Driver Prank


Input: [Aygo x] Projector headlights with LED tracer light [Aygo x-play adds] Piano black front X finish [Aygo x-pression adds]

Output: Piano black rear bumper insert

Toyota Aygo stars in the new Invisible Driver Prank


Input: [Aygo x] LED daytime running lights [Aygo x-play adds] Body colour matched doorhandles and mirrors [Aygo x-pression adds]

Output: Piano black x-tension on A-pillars

Toyota Aygo stars in the new Invisible Driver Prank


Input: [Aygo x] 2-speaker audio with Aux and USB connections [Aygo x-play adds] Leather steering wheel and gear shift trim [Aygo x-pression adds]

Output: Front fog lights

Toyota Aygo stars in the new Invisible Driver Prank


Input: [Aygo x] Power front windows [Aygo x-play adds] 4-speaker audio [Aygo x-pression adds]

Output: Part-leather sports-style seats

Toyota Aygo stars in the new Invisible Driver Prank


Input: [Aygo x] Wireless door locks [Aygo x-play adds] Bluetooth [Aygo x-pression adds]

Output: Chrome internal door handle finish

Toyota Aygo stars in the new Invisible Driver Prank


Input: [Aygo x] Isofix child seat anchors [Aygo x-play adds] Audio and phone control switches on steering wheel [Aygo x-pression adds]

Output: Body colour-matched instrument panel

Toyota Aygo stars in the new Invisible Driver Prank


Input: [Aygo x] ABS and Vehicle Stability ControlHill-start Assist Control [Aygo x-play adds] Air conditioning with clean air filter [Aygo x-pression adds]

Output: Glossy black centre console and gear shift and air vent surrounds

Toyota Aygo stars in the new Invisible Driver Prank


Input: [Aygo x] Driver, front passenger and curtain airbags [Aygo x-play adds] Tachometer [Aygo x-pression adds]

Output: x-touch multimedia system with MirrorLink

Toyota Aygo stars in the new Invisible Driver Prank


Input: [Aygo x] Seat belt warning system [Aygo x-play adds] Driver’s seat height adjustment [Aygo x-pression adds]

Output: DAB

Toyota Aygo stars in the new Invisible Driver Prank


Input: [Aygo x] Tyre pressure monitor [Aygo x-play adds] 50:50 split-folding rear seats [Aygo x-pression adds]

Output: Rear-view camera

Toyota Aygo stars in the new Invisible Driver Prank


Input: [Symptoms/Signs] Symptoms of heat exhaustion [Action]

Output: Use first aid


Input: [Symptoms/Signs] Muscle pain or spasms in legs, abdomen, or shoulders [Action]

Output: Use first aid


Input: [Symptoms/Signs] Symptoms of heat exhaustion -- not better after a half hour of self-care [Action]

Output: See provider


Input: [Symptoms/Signs] Heat exposure with fever or frequent vomiting [Action]

Output: See provider


Input: [Symptoms/Signs] Dry mouth, increased thirst, severe dizziness, scant or no urinary output [Action]

Output: Seek help now


Input: [Symptoms/Signs] Hot, red skin; absence of sweat; fever; rapid, shallow breathing [Action]

Output: Call 911


Input: [Quality] Perfect [Description]

Output: Emulators with a blue background, for all intents and purposes, work perfectly. Virtually every game runs at full speed, and ones that don't come close. No overclocking required. Practically no compatibility issues, with the possible exception of extremely obscure hardware tricks or addons.


Input: [Quality] Fantastic [Description]

Output: Emulators with a green background work very well. A lot of games run great at or close to 500Mhz, though some issues do exist. Little overclocking is required. Compatibility issues are minimum.


Input: [Quality] Decent [Description]

Output: Emulators with a yellow background have issues. Some games are playable, and a few do run full speed, but overclocking is typically needed. Compatibility issues may be considerable. This could also represent emulators with great compatibility, but low speed (or vice versa).


Input: [Quality] Bad [Description]

Output: Emulators with an orange background do not run well. Few games are playable. Overclocking is mandatory. There may be lots of compatibility issues as well.


Input: [Quality] Poor [Description]

Output: Emulators with a red background are worthless. No games are playable at 500Mhz, and you have to overclock very high to see a difference. Full speed is out of the question. Compatibility is likely nonexistent. This is test release territory.


Input: [Quality] N/A [Description]

Output: Emulators with a white background do not have enough information about them. Please try them out and add to this page!


Input: [Insect Species] Thrips [Scouting Method]

Output: Primarily a pest of seedling cotton, 4th leaf stage or younger: Examine whole seedlings for presence of thrips, concentrating on undersides of leaves and in terminal area. Alternatively, pull seedling plants and beat vigorously over a sheet of white paper or shallow box and count number of thrips dislodged. Record counts as number of thrips per 100 seedling plants.


Input: [Insect Species] Cutworms [Scouting Method]

Output: Walk over field noting presence and frequency of cutworm damaged plants or skips due to active cutworm infestation. Note relative amount of field infested. Record average number of cutworms and number of cutworm damaged plants per 10 feet of row in infested areas. Determine and record average plant stand density.


Input: [Insect Species] Plant Bugs (pre-squaring) [Scouting Method]

Output: Walk either along or across rows and scout visually for presence of plant bugs. Primarily adults are of concern at this time. Make observations at several areas in the field and record counts as average number of plant bugs per 10 feet of row.


Input: [Insect Species] Boll Weevils (pre-squaring) [Scouting Method]

Output: Pheromone traps are the most important component of boll weevil eradication programs and eradication maintenance programs. Growers should take special care to avoid mechanical damage to pheromone traps placed around fields.


Input: [Insect Species] Boll Weevils (post-squaring) [Scouting Method]

Output: Even one boll weevil is one too many in an area that is in the last stages of a boll weevil eradication program or an eradication maintenance program. Check for adult boll weevils in open blooms and examine flared squares for boll weevil egg laying punctures. Fallen squares can also be examined for the presence of boll weevil larvae or pupae. Immediately report any detection of either adult boll weevils or squares containing egg laying punctures or immature boll weevils to boll weevil eradication personnel!


Input: [Insect Species] Plant Bugs (post-squaring) [Scouting Method]

Output: Adult plant bugs are best quantified by using a 15 inch diameter sweep net. Take several 25 sweep samples per field and record results as average number of plant bugs per 100 sweeps. Because adult plant bugs are very mobile and easily flushed, it is important to space sweeps widely apart and more quickly down the row while sweeping. Plant bug nymphs must be sampled by spreading a 3 ft ground cloth between two adjacent rows, vigorously beating plants over the cloth, and counting the number of nymphs that are dislodged onto the cloth. Take several such samples per field and record counts as average number of plant bugs per 6 feet of row. During the period between square initiation and early bloom, it is also important to monitor percent square retention. Conduct counts by examining 100 potential first and/or second position square sites and counting the number of missing squares, as indicated by the presence of an abscission scar. On plants with more than 5 fruiting branches such counts should be limited to potential fruiting positions on the 5 uppermost fruiting branches.


Input: [Insect Species] Bollworm and Tobacco Budworm [Scouting Method]

Output: Randomly select individual plants and examine carefully for presence of eggs or small (less than 1/2 inch long) larvae. Concentrate scouting primarily on the terminal area and the upper 8 to 12 inches of the plant. Eggs are usually deposited in the terminal bud or on the upper surface of newly expanded leaves, but also be sure to check for presence on eggs on outer square bracts. Look for small larvae feeding in the terminal bud or inside developing squares. Record counts as percent of plants that are infested, noting age structure of insects present (example: 10% eggs, 12% larvae less than 1/2 inch). In many cases, especially where resistant tobacco budworm occurs, it may be necessary to note and record more specific information on age of eggs and small larvae.


Input: [Insect Species] Beet Armyworm [Scouting Method]

Output: Beet armyworms lay eggs in clusters on undersides of leaves. Newly hatched larvae remain at the oviposition site for several days feeding on the underside of the leaf but leaving the translucent upper epidermis intact. This creates small windowpane like areas, referred to as 'hits'. Scout for beet armyworms by counting the number of 'hits' observed on a given length of row at several locations in the field. Examine any hit areas that are detected to verify presence of larvae and to note age of larvae and signs of parasitism or predation. Also include any unhatched egg masses that may be detected in the count. Record counts as average number of 'hits' per 100 feet of row. Note that initial populations are usually greatest around field edges and along field drainage ditches. A ground cloth is sometimes used to quantify extremely high populations of larvae.


Input: [Insect Species] Fall Armyworm [Scouting Method]

Output: Like beet armyworm, fall armyworm lays its eggs in masses, usually on undersides of leaves. However, young larvae tend to disperse soon after hatching. Infestations usually develop deep within the plant canopy. Small larvae often feed on bracts of lower bolls, but large larvae bore directly into bolls near their base. Scout for fall armyworms by randomly selecting large, lower bolls and examining inside bracts for feeding and presence of small larvae (large larvae that have already bored into bolls cannot be effectively controlled and should be counted separately). Also examine randomly selected blooms for presence of fall armyworm larvae. Record counts as number of larvae per 100 bolls and/or number of larvae per 100 blooms.


Input: [Insect Species] Aphids [Scouting Method]

Output: When scouting for aphids, it is important to note any additional stress factors that may be affecting the crop and to be aware of predators, parasites, and pathogens that may be affecting the aphid population. Scout by randomly selecting fully expanded leaves (4th or 5th leaf below terminal is often used) and counting the number of aphids present. Record counts as average number of aphids per leaf. Also be sure to note the general distribution of the aphid infestations within the field and the degree of honeydew present.


Input: [Insect Species] Whiteflies [Scouting Method]

Output: Scout for whiteflies by examining plant terminals and undersides of upper leaves for presence of adults and/or immatures. Record counts as percent of terminals infested.


Input: [Insect Species] Loopers [Scouting Method]

Output: Loopers are occasional, late season pests that cause damage by premature defoliation. Loopers populations can be quantified by using a ground cloth to determine number of larvae per foot of row. Treatment decisions involving loopers must consider number of insects present, remaining time until crop maturity and potential for excessive premature defoliation. Estimated percent defoliation is often used as a criteria for assessing looper infestations.


Input: [Insect Species] Spider Mites [Scouting Method]

Output: Randomly select individual plants and examine the 5th leaf below the terminal for the presence of mites. Record counts as percent of plants infested.


Input: [Feature:] Cleans & Sanitizes Yes

Output: Yes

Compare Shark® Professional Steam Pocket® Mops - S3601 & S3901 Lift-Away™ | Official Site


Input: [Feature:] Uses Only Water Yes

Output: Yes

Compare Shark® Professional Steam Pocket® Mops - S3601 & S3901 Lift-Away™ | Official Site


Input: [Feature:] Kills 99.99% Germs & Bacteria* Yes

Output: Yes

Compare Shark® Professional Steam Pocket® Mops - S3601 & S3901 Lift-Away™ | Official Site


Input: [Feature:] Extra Large Water Tank Yes

Output: Yes

Compare Shark® Professional Steam Pocket® Mops - S3601 & S3901 Lift-Away™ | Official Site


Input: [Feature:] Micro-Fiber Steam Pockets® Yes

Output: Yes

Compare Shark® Professional Steam Pocket® Mops - S3601 & S3901 Lift-Away™ | Official Site


Input: [Feature:] 3 Levels of Steam Yes

Output: Yes

Compare Shark® Professional Steam Pocket® Mops - S3601 & S3901 Lift-Away™ | Official Site


Input: [Feature:] Built-in Handheld Steamer Yes

Output: No

Compare Shark® Professional Steam Pocket® Mops - S3601 & S3901 Lift-Away™ | Official Site


Input: [Feature:] Above-floor Steam Cleaning Yes

Output: No

Compare Shark® Professional Steam Pocket® Mops - S3601 & S3901 Lift-Away™ | Official Site


Input: [Feature:] Floor-to-Ceiling Cleaning Solution Yes

Output: No

Compare Shark® Professional Steam Pocket® Mops - S3601 & S3901 Lift-Away™ | Official Site


Input: [CURE Aqua Peeling Gel] I feel it really does remove dirt and skincells, skin looked clean afterwards [2] Exfoliation [Purederm Dual Wellbeing]

Output: skin looked glowing and fresh after using

Reviews on Make-up, Skin-care,Fashion, Food,Skin Whitening,Fitness | KikaysiKat: April 2012


Input: [CURE Aqua Peeling Gel] Not Applicable [2] Moisturization [Purederm Dual Wellbeing]

Output: It has a another mask, the fruit mask which I think made hubby’s skin glow

Reviews on Make-up, Skin-care,Fashion, Food,Skin Whitening,Fitness | KikaysiKat: April 2012


Input: [CURE Aqua Peeling Gel] Very gentle! [2] Gentleness [Purederm Dual Wellbeing]

Output: it felt stingy when rubbed to hard

Reviews on Make-up, Skin-care,Fashion, Food,Skin Whitening,Fitness | KikaysiKat: April 2012


Input: [CURE Aqua Peeling Gel] Love the pump bottle [2] Packaging [Purederm Dual Wellbeing]

Output: It’s quite a hassle to buy a sachet after sachet but it’s hygenic

Reviews on Make-up, Skin-care,Fashion, Food,Skin Whitening,Fitness | KikaysiKat: April 2012


Input: [CURE Aqua Peeling Gel] Fragrance Free [2] Fragrance [Purederm Dual Wellbeing]

Output: Not a fan of the mandarin orange fragrance, reminds me of taxi cabs and buses

Reviews on Make-up, Skin-care,Fashion, Food,Skin Whitening,Fitness | KikaysiKat: April 2012


Input: [CURE Aqua Peeling Gel] Expensive! 1600php – 1800php per 250ml, and has to be used within 6 months [2] Price [Purederm Dual Wellbeing]

Output: 29.50 per sachet and one sachet can be used 2x

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Input: [Orthotic solution:] Type of treatment:

Output: Corrective treatment

Functional insole with a forefoot supination wedge for Forefoot varus


Input: [Orthotic solution:] Suitable for:

Output: Flatfoot caused by a forefoot varus Flexible and semiflexible deformities

Functional insole with a forefoot supination wedge for Forefoot varus


Input: [Orthotic solution:] Objective:

Output: Prevent subtalar pronation, plantar flexion and mediotarsal abduction during midstance and take off Stabilize the mediotarsal joint during the midstance Reduce hypermobility of forefoot

Functional insole with a forefoot supination wedge for Forefoot varus


Input: [Orthotic solution:] Description:

Output: The plaster cast must be taken with the calcaneus in neutral position, paying special attention to the proper alignment between forefoot and rearfoot The forefoot supination wedge must be placed under the distal and medial zone of the insole shell. The maximum height is the anterior-medial zone decreasing to zero in the lateral one The shell must end at the distal metatarsal axis, in order to control the motion during the heel contact and the midstance phases This forefoot supination wedge also should usually be accompanied by a rearfoot piece (rearfoot pronation wedge, medial heel skive, etc.)

Functional insole with a forefoot supination wedge for Forefoot varus


Input: [Orthotic solution:] Materials:

Output: Corrective support material (shell) should be rigid Forefoot supination wedge material should be rigid

Functional insole with a forefoot supination wedge for Forefoot varus


Input: [Orthotic solution:] Picture:

Output: Functional insole view (Click on picture to show large image)

Functional insole with a forefoot supination wedge for Forefoot varus


Input: [0] biosphere [1]

Output: That part of earth inhabited by living organisms; includes both the living and the nonliving

Levels of Biological Organization (FSC-Biology) Part 1


Input: [0] Ecosystem [1]

Output: A community together with its nonliving surroundings

Levels of Biological Organization (FSC-Biology) Part 1


Input: [0] Community [1]

Output: Two or more populations of different species living and interacting in the same area

Levels of Biological Organization (FSC-Biology) Part 1


Input: [0] Population [1]

Output: Members of one species in habiting the same area

Levels of Biological Organization (FSC-Biology) Part 1


Input: [0] Species [1]

Output: Very similar, potentially interbreeding organisms

Levels of Biological Organization (FSC-Biology) Part 1


Input: [0] Multicellular organism [1]

Output: An individual living thing composed of many cells

Levels of Biological Organization (FSC-Biology) Part 1


Input: [0] Organ system [1]

Output: Two or more organs working together in the execution of s specific body function

Levels of Biological Organization (FSC-Biology) Part 1


Input: [0] Organ [1]

Output: A structure normally composed of several tissue types that from a functional unit

Levels of Biological Organization (FSC-Biology) Part 1


Input: [0] Tissue [1]

Output: a group of similar cells that perform a specific function

Levels of Biological Organization (FSC-Biology) Part 1


Input: [0] Cell [1]

Output: The unit of life

Levels of Biological Organization (FSC-Biology) Part 1


Input: [0] Organelle [1]

Output: A structure within a cell that performs a specific function

Levels of Biological Organization (FSC-Biology) Part 1


Input: [0] Micro-molecules and macro molecules [1]

Output: A combination of atoms

Levels of Biological Organization (FSC-Biology) Part 1


Input: [0] Atom [1]

Output: The smallest particle of an element that retains the properties of that element

Levels of Biological Organization (FSC-Biology) Part 1


Input: [0] Subatomic particle [1]

Output: Particles that make up an atom

Levels of Biological Organization (FSC-Biology) Part 1


Input: [Ref #] 1 [Standard Materials] 316 Stainless Steel [Optional Materials] - [Part]

Output: End Flange

Archon Industries - Solutions and Equipment for the Process Industries - Observation Equipment


Input: [Ref #] 2 [Standard Materials] Silicone Rubber [Optional Materials] FEP encapsulated silicone, EPDM, Viton [Part]

Output: Seal O-ring

Archon Industries - Solutions and Equipment for the Process Industries - Observation Equipment


Input: [Ref #] 3 [Standard Materials] Annealed Borosilicate [Optional Materials] Acrylic [Part]

Output: Sight tube

Archon Industries - Solutions and Equipment for the Process Industries - Observation Equipment


Input: [Ref #] 4 [Standard Materials] Silicone [Optional Materials] Viton [Part]

Output: Cushion O-ring

Archon Industries - Solutions and Equipment for the Process Industries - Observation Equipment


Input: [Ref #] 5 [Standard Materials] 18-8 Stainless Steel [Optional Materials] None [Part]

Output: Stud

Archon Industries - Solutions and Equipment for the Process Industries - Observation Equipment


Input: [Ref #] 6 [Standard Materials] 18-8 Stainless Steel, DIN 934 [Optional Materials] None [Part]

Output: Hex Nut

Archon Industries - Solutions and Equipment for the Process Industries - Observation Equipment


Input: [Ref #] 7 [Standard Materials] 18-8 Stainless Steel, DIN 985 [Optional Materials] None [Part]

Output: Acorn Nut

Archon Industries - Solutions and Equipment for the Process Industries - Observation Equipment


Input: [Part Number] iNEMOEngine_PAAP [Description]

Output: PAAP engine PRO - Android Platform

L3GD20 MEMS motion sensor: 3-axis digital gyroscope - STMicroelectronics


Input: [Part Number] iNEMOEngine_PI3P [Description]

Output: PI3P engine PRO - platform independent

L3GD20 MEMS motion sensor: 3-axis digital gyroscope - STMicroelectronics


Input: [Part Number] STSW-MEMS018 [Description]

Output: L3GD20 Linux OS device driver

L3GD20 MEMS motion sensor: 3-axis digital gyroscope - STMicroelectronics


Input: [Part Number] STEVAL-MKI108V2 [Description]

Output: L3GD20 and LSM303DLHC 9 axis module for a standard DIL24 socket

L3GD20 MEMS motion sensor: 3-axis digital gyroscope - STMicroelectronics


Input: [Part Number] STEVAL-MKI124V1 [Description]

Output: L3GD20, LSM303DLHC and LPS331AP 10-axis module designed to be plugged into a standard DIL 24 socket

L3GD20 MEMS motion sensor: 3-axis digital gyroscope - STMicroelectronics


Input: [Part Number] STEVAL-MKI107V2 [Description]

Output: L3GD20 adapter board for a standard DIL 24 socket

L3GD20 MEMS motion sensor: 3-axis digital gyroscope - STMicroelectronics


Input: [Part Number] iNEMOEngine_PW8 [Description]

Output: PW8 engine PRO - supports Win8 sensors

L3GD20 MEMS motion sensor: 3-axis digital gyroscope - STMicroelectronics


Input: [0] 1

Output: Place grip in vise using rubber vise clamp, making sure that the club face is vertical. Carefully cut existing grip with a utility knife. Peel off grip and remove tape residue. Tip: If the existing tape is hard to get off use a propane torch to burn it off. That's the way the pros do it.

How to Regrip | Regripping Golf Clubs | GolfGrips.com

SIX EASY STEPS Downloadable Version (PDF)


Input: [0] 2

Output: Apply tape strip to shaft. Allow 1/4” to extend past end of shaft. Fold excess tape into shaft end.

How to Regrip | Regripping Golf Clubs | GolfGrips.com

SIX EASY STEPS Downloadable Version (PDF)


Input: [0] 3

Output: Apply small amount of tape activator to shaft. Catch excess for reuse if desired.

How to Regrip | Regripping Golf Clubs | GolfGrips.com

SIX EASY STEPS Downloadable Version (PDF)


Input: [0] 4

Output: Put a small amount of tape activator into the new grip. Cover both ends of grip with your fingers and shake grip to coat the inside.

How to Regrip | Regripping Golf Clubs | GolfGrips.com

SIX EASY STEPS Downloadable Version (PDF)


Input: [0] 5

Output: Install the grip by pushing it over the taped end, making sure that alignment marker on grip is facing straight up.

How to Regrip | Regripping Golf Clubs | GolfGrips.com

SIX EASY STEPS Downloadable Version (PDF)


Input: [0] 6

Output: Wipe off excess activator with a dry cloth.

How to Regrip | Regripping Golf Clubs | GolfGrips.com

SIX EASY STEPS Downloadable Version (PDF)


Input: [Technology] ASAP Fiber Optic Cable Sets [Features] Short lead times Rugged overmolded polyurethane assemblies Plastic and metal-core conduit assemblies Field repairable banding backshell assemblies Inside-the-box receptacle/pigtail assemblies [Same-Day Availability] Visit Fiber Optic ASAP Cable Designer's Guide to specify your needs for a fast quotation [Types]

Output: Custom configurations

QwikConnect Volume 11, Number 1 - Cover Story - Glenair, Inc.


Input: [Technology] Qualified MIL-PRF-29504 Fiber Optic Termini for MIL-DTL-38999 type interconnects [Features] Stainless steel body Precision ceramic alignment sleeves Optional stainless steel alignment sleeves Precision ceramic ferrule Stainless steel protective thread-on cover Concentric and diametric tolerances controlled within one micron (.00004 of an inch) Insertion loss less than 0.5 dB [Same-Day Availability] Available in Same-Day Inventory [Types]

Output: Pin and socket

QwikConnect Volume 11, Number 1 - Cover Story - Glenair, Inc.


Input: [Technology] Custom size 16 M29504/4 &/5 MIL-DTL-38999 Fiber Optic Termini [Features] Rear insertion and release For use in MIL-DTL-38999 connectors M29504/4 & /5 Qualified Precision ceramics used [Same-Day Availability] Available in Same-Day Inventory [Types]

Output: Pin and socket

QwikConnect Volume 11, Number 1 - Cover Story - Glenair, Inc.


Input: [Technology] MIL-DTL-38999 type Fiber Optic Connectors [Features] Materials include aluminum alloy, composite thermoplatic, stainless steel Finish treatments include nickel, cadmium olive drab over nickel, passivation Receptacle in jam nut mount, square flange wall mount, and many special connectors [Same-Day Availability] Many popular sizes available in Same-Day Inventory [Types]

Output: Plug and receptacle

QwikConnect Volume 11, Number 1 - Cover Story - Glenair, Inc.


Input: [Technology] GHD - Glenair High Density Fiber Optic Connector System [Features] Nearly double the density of M28876 and D38999 Equal optical performance compared to M28876 and D38999 Environmentally sealed 18 AWG front release high density termini Precision 1.25 mm diameter ceramic ferrule Ceramic alignment sleeve Hex feature for optional tuning Standard single keying feature for APC polish Accommodates 900 micron to 2.0 mm buffered and jacketed fiber Removable alignment sleeve module for easy cleaning Same materials and finishes available as MIL-DTL-38999 type connectors [Same-Day Availability] Coming soon to Same-Day Inventory [Types]

Output: Genderless termini Plug and receptacle

QwikConnect Volume 11, Number 1 - Cover Story - Glenair, Inc.


Input: [Technology] MIL-PRF-28876 QPL Fiber Optic Connection System [Features] Designed to meet the general requirements of MIL-PRF-28876 Plugs, wall-mount receptacles, and jam-nut mount receptacles available Multiple shell sizes and insert arrangements Singlemode and multimode capable Corrosion-resistant Environmentally sealed [Same-Day Availability] Coming soon to Same-Day Inventory [Types]

Output: Plug and receptacle

QwikConnect Volume 11, Number 1 - Cover Story - Glenair, Inc.


Input: [Technology] GFOCA Fiber Optic Connection System [Features] Hermaphroditic field deployable connection system Designed to meet requirements of MIL-PRF-83526/16 and /17 and M29504/16 specifications (intermateable and intermountable with industry STD TFOCA II® Connectors) Singlemode and multimode capable Low insertion loss 2.5 mm diameter genderless termini Corrosion-resistant and environmentally sealed Designed for both low speed analog and high-speed digital data Available as discrete connectors and termini or as spooled cable assembly [Same-Day Availability] Coming soon to Same-Day Inventory [Types]

Output: Genderless termini Hermaphroditic mating

QwikConnect Volume 11, Number 1 - Cover Story - Glenair, Inc.


Input: [Technology] Expanded Beam Fiber Optic Connection System [Features] Sealed Expanded Beam STRATOS Lightwave™ Technology Choose from four unique connector styles All styles optimized for use in harsh application environments where optical connectors are subjected to repeated mating/unmating cycles Full range of material and plating options US and NATO approved systems 1 to 8 Channels plus hybrid optical and electrical layouts [Same-Day Availability] Consult Factory [Types]

Output: Hermaphroditic mating or 38999 Series III

QwikConnect Volume 11, Number 1 - Cover Story - Glenair, Inc.


Input: [Technology] Fiber Optic Backshells and Accessories [Features] Corrosion free composite thermoplastic materials High temperature Ultem 2300 material Optional stainless steel and aluminum designs Design eliminates micro-bending of fiber Keyed termini alignment Environmentally sealed Compatible with Glenair and other industry standard connectors Ratcheted spin coupling designs Accepts standard backshell assembly tools [Same-Day Availability] Many items in Same-Day Inventory [Types]

Output: Strain-reliefs Banding adapters Cable Seals Conduit Adapters Protective covers

QwikConnect Volume 11, Number 1 - Cover Story - Glenair, Inc.


Input: [Technology] Conduit, Fittings, Transitions and Adapters for Fiber Optic Media [Features] Flexible Helical Convolutions Easy Assembly and Repair 3/16 inch to 2 inch Diameter Systems Lightweight and Halogen free materials Unique fittings facilitate field polishing and termination Environmentally sealed systems Crush proof designs Choose discrete components or turnkey assembly Backshells and adapters in aluminum and composite thermoplastic [Same-Day Availability] Popular backshells and adapters available in Same-Day Inventory [Types]

Output: For D38999, M28876 and Mighty Mouse Connection Systems

QwikConnect Volume 11, Number 1 - Cover Story - Glenair, Inc.


Input: [Technology] Fiber Optic Extruded Bulk Cable [Features] Kevlar® reinforced strength filaments Hytrel® outer jacket standard Simplex, duplex and hybrid constructions Graded index and singlemode stepped index designs -40° C to +85° C temperature range No minimums—short runs a specialty Fast turnaround [Types]

Output: Custom configurations

QwikConnect Volume 11, Number 1 - Cover Story - Glenair, Inc.


Input: [Technology] Fiber Optic Test Probes and Connector Adapters [Features] Designed to mate with MIL-DTL-38999 Series I and III connectors Replaces the need for expensive test harnesses Easy to inspect and clean Same terminus mating force as the MIL-DTL-38999 connector for repeatable low-loss measurements Utilizes precision ceramic ferrules Fast and efficient testing of fiber media in factory or field [Same-Day Availability] Many items in Same-Day Inventory [Types]

Output: For MIL-DTL-38999

QwikConnect Volume 11, Number 1 - Cover Story - Glenair, Inc.


Input: [Technology] Fiber Optic Termination, Assembly, Inspection and Cleaning Tools [Features] Complete termination toolkits Video Bore Scope inspection toolkits CleanBlast® Cleaning system Cleaning swabs Polishing tools Specialty tooling for all fiber optic operations Band-It® Shield termination system [Same-Day Availability] Various Band-It® items, polishing tools and cleaning swabs available in Same-Day Inventory [Types]

Output: Kits and individual tools available

QwikConnect Volume 11, Number 1 - Cover Story - Glenair, Inc.


Input: [Technology] Size 16 Front Release Custom Fiber Optic Connection System [Features] Precision front release contact system with integrated retention clip and environmental sealing All popular fiber sizes from 9/125 singlemode to 1,000 micron multimode Ceramic alignment sleeve coupled with stainless steel contact components Broad range of existing custom interconnects including cylindrical and rectangular designs Typical insertion loss less than 0.5 dB Machined connector shells in all standard materials No upper limit on number of fiber cavities Rapid engineering and prototyping without costly tooling [Same-Day Availability] Popular styles available in Same-Day Inventory [Types]

Output: Pin and socket

QwikConnect Volume 11, Number 1 - Cover Story - Glenair, Inc.


Input: [Technology] Next Generation (NGCON) Fiber Optic Connection System [Features] Will be available in a variety of materials and finishes High-density insert arrangements available Removable insert (ASR) Plug and wall-mounted receptacle configurations Rear release precision genderless termini 1.25 mm diameter ceramic ferrule Environmental sealing on terminus Next Generation choice for Naval applications 10 Polarizations Conforms to emerging NGCON Military Standard [Same-Day Availability] Coming soon to Same-Day Inventory [Types]

Output: Genderless termini Plug and receptacle

QwikConnect Volume 11, Number 1 - Cover Story - Glenair, Inc.


Input: [Grass Species] Buffalograss [Tolerance level] High [Comments]

Output: Goes dormant and recovers well from drought stress


Input: [Grass Species] Bermudagrass [Tolerance level] Medium-High [Comments]

Output: Goes dormant and recovers well from drought stress


Input: [Grass Species] Zoysiagrass (depends on variety) [Tolerance level] Low-High [Comments]

Output: Zoysia japonica varieties such as Crown, JaMur and Palisades have high drought tolerance, while varieties like Meyer have poor drought tolerance. Most Zoysia matrella varieties such as Cavalier and Zeon have poor to medium drought tolerance


Input: [Grass Species] St. Augustinegrass [Tolerance level] Medium [Comments]

Output: Moderate drought resistance from an extensive root system but poor ability to go dormant. Significant turfgrass loss during long drought periods. Note: The St. Augustinegrass variety Floratam has high drought tolerance but is limited to the southern part of the state because of Floratam’s poor cold tolerance


Input: [Grass Species] Centipedegrass [Tolerance level] Medium [Comments]

Output: Moderate drought resistance from an extensive root system but poor ability to go dormant. Significant turfgrass loss during long drought periods.


Input: [Grass Species] Tall Fescue [Tolerance level] Low-High [Comments]

Output: A cool-season grass. Significant turfgrass loss during long drought periods. In its area of adaption, tall fescue has medium drought tolerance. In Texas, its drought tolerance is low to medium.


Input: [Name] Wrought Iron IPA [Brewery] Abita [ABV %] 6.9% [Style] American IPA [Description]

Output: This india pale ale is forged with the intensity of Apollo, Equinox and Mosaic Hops. Brewed with pale ale malt for a golden color as bright as iron from a fiery forge.


Input: [Name] Hopothermia [Brewery] Alaskan [ABV %] 8.5% [Style] American Double / Imperial IPA [Description]

Output: Nugget and Apollo hops provide a green, floral aroma and citrus hop base, while later addition of Amarillo, Citra, and Centennial hops add notes of spicy grapefruit and orange - complimenting the malt profile.


Input: [Name] Alaskan White [Brewery] Alaskan [ABV %] 5.3% [Style] Witbier [Description]

Output: Soft, slightly sweet base with the unique spice aroma of coriander and crisp, citrus finish of orange peel. A light, effervescent body combined with the smooth palate creates enjoyable complexity for all the seasons.


Input: [Name] Raspberry Wheat [Brewery] Alaskan [ABV %] 6.5% [Style] Raspberry American Wheat [Description]

Output: With nearly one pound of real fruit per gallon, it has the inviting aroma of fresh-picked raspberries and an enticing red hue. The flavor of the raspberries lends a tartness that balances the full-bodied wheat profile and malt sweetness.


Input: [Name] Ominous [Brewery] Bad Weather [ABV %] 7.5% [Style] Winter Ale [Description]

Output: American, English and Belgian malts come together to satisfy the soul with a rich, nutty, roasted flavors. Dark candi sugar brings out hints of dates, raisins, plum and chocolate.


Input: [Name] MSB [Brewery] Badger Hill [ABV %] 5.7% [Style] Double Extra Special Bitter [Description]

Output: A pronounced hop usage has been compensated with smooth malt perfectly. Badger Hill's inaugural brew, with hints of its English roots and a whole lotta Minnesota depth to explore.


Input: [Name] Traitor [Brewery] Badger Hill [ABV %] 7.0% [Style] American IPA [Description]

Output: Citra, Centennial, Cascade and Galaxy hops added throughout the brewing process, including dry-hopping, to give distinct hop flavor and waves of aroma.


Input: [Name] Hop Lab [Brewery] Bank [ABV %] 7.2% [Style] American IPA [Description]

Output: Experimental hop IPA series, the beer features an equal contribution of citra, simcoe and amarillo hops.


Input: [Name] '39 Red [Brewery] Beaver Island [ABV %] 6.9% [Style] American IPA [Description]

Output: Artfully blended British and Belgium malts contribute a slight roast/dark fruit canvas for broad sweeps of Pacific Northwest hops that give a firm bitterness and a citrus dominated flavor and nose.


Input: [Name] Crosby Pilsen Mash [Brewery] Beaver Island [ABV %] 7.5% [Style] Pilsner [Description]

Output: The name Crosby Pilsen Mash not only pays tribute to an iconic American band but also one of our hop growers (Crosby Hop Farm), a classic German malt, and a brewing step. A Doppel Pils, Crosby Pilsen Mash is brewed with a rare German heritage barley and l


Input: [Name] Ripple [Brewery] Beaver Island [ABV %] 4.8% [Style] German Style Ale [Description]

Output: This fresh, German inspired ale is golden in color with a cracker-like malt profile. Couple that with the perfect balance of floral/spicy German hops from St. Cloud's sister city Spalt, Germany.


Input: [Name] Sister City Alt [Brewery] Beaver Island [ABV %] 5.1% [Style] Altbier [Description]

Output: The name of this beer is a tip of the hat to St. Cloud's sister city Spalt, Germany. This german style alt ale sports a brassy color. Spalter hops from our sister city lend to a moderate bitterness and dry finish.


Input: [Name] One Speed [Brewery] Beaver Island [ABV %] 4.7% [Style] Specialty Grain [Description]

Output: Session Belgian Enkel (Single) beers were brewed by Trappist monks for daily consumption but were rarely offered to the public. This beer is a celebration of simplicity, brewed with all organic ingredients including German hops, Belgian malt and Belgian M


Input: [Name] Two Hearted Ale [Brewery] Bell's [ABV %] 7% [Style] American IPA [Description]

Output: Massive additions of Centennial hops from the Pacific Northwest during the boil and fermentation provides grapefruit and pine resin aromas that are balanced by malts and fruit notes from the signature house yeast.


Input: [Name] Oberon [Brewery] Bell's [ABV %] 5.8% [Style] American Pale Wheat Ale [Description]

Output: Wheat ale fermented with Bell’s signature house yeast mixes a spicy hop character and slightly biscuity taste with mild marmalade aromas. Wheat malt lends a smooth mouthfeel to make a refreshing summer beer.


Input: [Name] Oarsman Ale [Brewery] Bell’s [ABV %] 4.0% [Style] Berliner Weissbier [Description]

Output: Classic German brewing technique to impart a light, refreshing tartness. This beer grew from a desire to explore session beers. Uses a sour wheat mash & Bell’s house yeast. The tartness refreshes the palate.


Input: [Name] Old No. 56 [Brewery] Brau Brothers [ABV %] 4.2 [Style] American Lager [Description]

Output: Named after the fire truck the city of Lucan bought in 1956, this crisp light lager is for hot days, cold days, and every day in between.


Input: [Name] Hop Rise [Brewery] Central Waters [ABV %] 4.5% [Style] American IPA [Description]

Output: Explosively hoppy yet session-able IPA, bursting with a citrusy array of mango, orange and pineapple.


Input: [Name] First Press Cider [Brewery] Ciderboys [ABV %] 5.0 [Style] Hard Apple Cider [Description]

Output: Made with from juice of Washington State apples. The juice is then fermented at cool temperatures in stainless steel tanks. Special hard-cider yeast from France to set their cider apart from others.


Input: [Name] Fore Smoked Stout [Brewery] Dark Horse [ABV %] 7% [Style] American Stout [Description]

Output: Brewed with all malted barley and peat malt (smoked malt). This beer is full bodied with chocolate, roasted barley flavors, and a smokey almost BBQ finish.


Input: [Name] Pinedrops [Brewery] Deschutes [ABV %] 6.5% [Style] American IPA [Description]

Output: This lively IPA delivers a crisp and light malt body with ample citrus and pine notes from Chinook and Equinox hops. Inspired by the aromas and silence we experience when exploring the scenic pine forests just up the road from our brewhouse.


Input: [Name] Nitro Obsidian [Brewery] Deschutes [ABV %] 6.4% [Style] American Stout [Description]

Output: Deep, robust and richly rewarding, this is beer to linger over. Obsidian has distinct notes of espresso, chocolate, roasted malt and black barley, with just enough hop bite to cut the sweetness.


Input: [Name] 1.21 Gigahops [Brewery] Fargo [ABV %] 9.5% [Style] American Double / Imperial IPA [Description]

Output: The aroma and flavor are dominated by ripe tropical fruits, citrus and pine sap. It is mash hopped with Chinook, first wort hopped with Horizon, plus huge late hop additions and dry hoping with Cascade, Mosaic, Falconer’s Flight and Falconer’s Flight


Input: [Name] All Day IPA [Brewery] Founders [ABV %] 4.7% [Style] American IPA [Description]

Output: An all-day IPA naturally brewed with a complex array of malts, grains and hops. Balanced for optimal aromatics and a clean finish.


Input: [Name] Sweet Child Of Vine [Brewery] Fulton [ABV %] 6.4% [Style] American IPA [Description]

Output: Generous quantities of CTZ and Glacier hops are added throughout the boil. Then, late in fermentation, we infuse the Sweet Child with another dose of Glaciers, imparting a bouquet of hop aroma that veritably bursts forth.


Input: [Name] Batch 300 [Brewery] Fulton [ABV %] 7.0% [Style] American IPA [Description]

Output: It's an IPA built on a base of Weyermann Pilsner malt and heavily hopped from start to finish with Mosaic, one of our favorite -- and unfortunately nearly impossible to find -- hop varieties.


Input: [Name] West Coast IPA [Brewery] Green Flash [ABV %] 7.3% [Style] American IPA [Description]

Output: A menagerie of hops is layered throughout the brewing process: Simcoe for unique fruitiness and grapefruit zest, Columbus for strong hop pungency, Centennial for pine and citrus notes and Cascade for floral aroma.


Input: [Name] Dandy Lager [Brewery] Indeed [ABV %] 5.4% [Style] American Lager [Description]

Output: Effortless, polished, and always in the best of taste, DANDY LAGER is your go-to style, tailor-made for toasting everyday occasions. Crisp, clean, in a class of its own, Dandy Lager looks good on you.


Input: [Name] Hot Box [Brewery] Indeed [ABV %] 9% [Style] Imperial Smoked Porter [Description]

Output: This collaboration between Indeed and Northbound Smokehouse was brewed with hickory smoked peppers and malt cold smoked over alder, maple and apple woods. Sweet and smoky, with hints of dark fruit and coffee.


Input: [Name] Farm Girl [Brewery] Lift Bridge [ABV %] 6% [Style] Saison / Farmhouse Ale [Description]

Output: Pale and golden for all the farm girls and wannabes. Dry malt finish and spiciness that only Belgian yeasts can create. Pleasant peach aroma and flavor with a spritzed effervescence. This beer can satisfy everyone!


Input: [Name] Convocation Tea Ale [Brewery] Lupine [ABV %] 6.7% [Style] American Amber Ale [Description]

Output: This ale is infused with delicious tea flavors.


Input: [Name] Cigar City Collaboration [Brewery] New Belgium [ABV %] 8.5% [Style] Chile Beer [Description]

Output: Belgian yest tangos with Anaheim and Marah peppers along with loads of citrusy hops to create an ale full of spice. Aged on Spanish Cedar to salute a mutual love for wood!


Input: [Name] Eric's Ale [Brewery] New Belgium [ABV %] 7.0% [Style] Sour [Description]

Output: Having worked closely with our flagship wood cellar sour beer La Folie, Eric decided to play around with oak barrels. The result is a very drinkable sour beer hybrid with subtle peach tones and a warm, spicy finish. The aroma has pleasant hints of vanilla


Input: [Name] Pluot [Brewery] New Belgium [ABV %] 10% [Style] Belgian [Description]

Output: Hook up a plum with an apricot and they'll make you a pluot. The aroma is full of fruit tones and distinct esters from blending the funky brettanomyces and house Belgian ale yeast.


Input: [Name] Paardebloem [Brewery] New Belgium [ABV %] 9% [Style] Belgian [Description]

Output: Using dandelion greens to bitter a Belgian style ale blossomed from the brewer collaborating with Red Rock Brewing. This is a wonderfully complex ale fermented with wild Belgian yeast and blended with just a touch of wood aged beer.


Input: [Name] La Folie [Brewery] New Belgium [ABV %] 6% [Style] Sour Brown [Description]

Output: Sharp, clean, sour, and malty-like biting into a fresh picked Granny Smith Apple, this beer is mouth puckering and thirst quenching


Input: [Name] Slow Ride IPA [Brewery] New Belgium [ABV %] 4.5% [Style] American IPA [Description]

Output: A blend of eight hop varieties, led by exotic Mosaic and Nelson Sauvin, twist together brilliant tropical scents of melon, peach, lime and grapefruit for a vividly fruity aroma. The flavor mirrors the aroma, while balancing a malty-sweet yet clean start a


Input: [Name] Snapshot [Brewery] New Belgium [ABV %] 5% [Style] American Wheat Ale [Description]

Output: An unfiltered wheat beer full of refreshment and a flash of tart at the finish. Smile inducing aromas of citrus hops jump from the nose, accompanied by the sweetness of coriander and grains of paradise.


Input: [Name] Dragon's Milk [Brewery] New Holland [ABV %] 10.0 [Style] American Stout [Description]

Output: Roasty malt character intermingled with deep vanilla tones, all dancing in an oak bath.


Input: [Name] 90 Shilling [Brewery] Odell [ABV %] 5.3% [Style] Scottish Style Ale [Description]

Output: Irresistibly smooth and delicious medium-bodied amber ale. The name comes from the Scottish method of taxing the highest quality beers 90 schillings. Some caramel and dark fruit with bitter and bready notes.


Input: [Name] Myrcenary [Brewery] Odell [ABV %] 9.3% [Style] Double India Pale Ale [Description]

Output: Named for myrcene, a component of essential oils in the hop flower, this DIPA is brewed with a blend of hops containing the highest level of myrcene that prevails with tropical notes with light fruits and floral.


Input: [Name] Three Eyed Raven [Brewery] Ommegang [ABV %] 7.2% [Style] Saison / Farmhouse Ale [Description]

Output: Three-Eyed Raven harbors a deep dark brown, almost jet-black color with a light tan head. Yeast forward aromas are packed with peppery phenolics and fruity esters. Despite what you might expect from a dark hued beer, the flavor brings to mind a traditiona


Input: [Name] Hennipen [Brewery] Ommegang [ABV %] 7.7% [Style] Saison / Farmhouse Ale [Description]

Output: This style is a farmhouse ale, and is considered to be in the domain of the Belgian Saisons. Hennepin is a delicious brew for all seasons, it is spicy and refreshing. A moderately hoppy, farmhouse-style ale with a champagne-like effervescence, Hennepin


Input: [Name] Three Philosephers [Brewery] Ommegang [ABV %] 9.7% [Style] Quadrupel (Quad) [Description]

Output: Three Philosophers is a unique blend of a Belgian-style dark ale and Liefmans Kriek, an authentic cherry ale from Belgium. Cherry chestnut in color, it's opaque but not cloudy with full carbonation topped by a smooth, tan head. Flavors and aromas of roast


Input: [Name] 155 [Brewery] Schells [ABV %] 5.0% [Style] American Lager [Description]

Output: A complex, medium-bodied red lager. Firm caramel, dark toffee and subtle citrus notes complimented by a bright, hoppy finish.


Input: [Name] Ruinten [Brewery] Stone [ABV %] 10.8% [Style] American Double / Imperial IPA [Description]

Output: Stone RuinTen Triple IPA uses the same recklessly hoppy recipe as the 2012 release; only the name has been changed to include “Triple,” which helps describe the over-the-top hop profile and elevated alcohol by volume. We packed a whopping five pounds


Input: [Name] Rise Above [Brewery] Third Street [ABV %] 8.6% [Style] Cream Ale [Description]

Output: We're brewers not bakers, so to celebrate our Golden Birthday instead of cake we took our full-flavor cream ale, gave it a pair of steel-toed hikers.


Input: [Apples] Apricots [prevents constipation] Controls blood pressure [Blocks diarrhea] Saves your eyesight [Improves lung capacity] Shields against Alzheimer's [Cushions joints] Slows aging process [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Artichokes [prevents constipation] Lowers cholesterol [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Stabilizes blood sugar [Cushions joints] Guards against liver disease [Protects your heart]

Output: Aids digestion


Input: [Apples] Avocados [prevents constipation] Lowers cholesterol [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Controls blood pressure [Cushions joints] Smoothes skin [Protects your heart]

Output: Battles diabetes


Input: [Apples] Bananas [prevents constipation] Quiets a cough [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Controls blood pressure [Cushions joints] Blocks diarrhea [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects your heart


Input: [Apples] Beans [prevents constipation] Helps hemorrhoids [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Stabilizes blood sugar [Protects your heart]

Output: Prevents constipation


Input: [Apples] Beets [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints] Aids weight loss [Protects your heart]

Output: Controls blood pressure


Input: [Apples] Blueberries [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Stabilizes blood sugar [Improves lung capacity] Boosts memory [Cushions joints] Prevents constipation [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Broccoli [prevents constipation] Saves eyesight [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [Protects your heart]

Output: Strengthens bones


Input: [Apples] Cabbage [prevents constipation] Prevents constipation [Blocks diarrhea] Promotes weight loss [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints] Helps hemorrhoids [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Cantaloupe [prevents constipation] Controls blood pressure [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Supports immune system [Protects your heart]

Output: Saves eyesight


Input: [Apples] Carrots [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Prevents constipation [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Promotes weight loss [Protects your heart]

Output: Saves eyesight


Input: [Apples] Cauliflower [prevents constipation] Combats Breast Cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Banishes bruises [Cushions joints] Guards against heart disease [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects against Prostate Cancer


Input: [Apples] Cherries [prevents constipation] Combats Cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Ends insomnia [Improves lung capacity] Slows aging process [Cushions joints] Shields against Alzheimer's [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects your heart


Input: [Apples] Chestnuts [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [Protects your heart]

Output: Promotes weight loss


Input: [Apples] Chili peppers [prevents constipation] Soothes sore throat [Blocks diarrhea] Clears sinuses [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Boosts immune system [Protects your heart]

Output: Aids digestion


Input: [Apples] Figs [prevents constipation] Helps stops strokes [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [Protects your heart]

Output: Promotes weight loss


Input: [Apples] Fish [prevents constipation] Boosts memory [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Supports immune system [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects your heart


Input: [Apples] Flax [prevents constipation] Battles diabetes [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Improves mental health [Cushions joints] Boosts immune system [Protects your heart]

Output: Aids digestion


Input: [Apples] Garlic [prevents constipation] Controls blood pressure [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] kills bacteria [Cushions joints] Fights fungus [Protects your heart]

Output: Lowers cholesterol


Input: [Apples] Grapefruit [prevents constipation] Promotes Weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Combats Prostate Cancer [Cushions joints] Lowers cholesterol [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects against heart attacks


Input: [Apples] Grapes [prevents constipation] Conquers kidney stones [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Enhances blood flow [Cushions joints] Protects your heart [Protects your heart]

Output: saves eyesight


Input: [Apples] Green tea [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Promotes Weight loss [Cushions joints] Kills bacteria [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Honey [prevents constipation] Aids digestion [Blocks diarrhea] Guards against ulcers [Improves lung capacity] Increases energy [Cushions joints] Fights allergies [Protects your heart]

Output: Heals wounds


Input: [Apples] Lemons [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Controls blood pressure [Improves lung capacity] Smoothes skin [Cushions joints] Stops scurvy [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Limes [prevents constipation] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Controls blood pressure [Improves lung capacity] Smoothes skin [Cushions joints] Stops scurvy [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Mangos [prevents constipation] Boosts memory [Blocks diarrhea] Regulates thyroid [Improves lung capacity] aids digestion [Cushions joints] Shields against Alzheimer's [Protects your heart]

Output: Combats cancer


Input: [Apples] Mushrooms [prevents constipation] Lowers cholesterol [Blocks diarrhea] Kills bacteria [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Strengthens bones [Protects your heart]

Output: Controls blood pressure


Input: [Apples] Oats [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Battles diabetes [Improves lung capacity] prevents constipation [Cushions joints] Smoothes skin [Protects your heart]

Output: Lowers cholesterol


Input: [Apples] Olive oil [prevents constipation] Promotes Weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Battles diabetes [Cushions joints] Smoothes skin [Protects your heart]

Output: Protects your heart


Input: [Apples] Onions [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Kills bacteria [Improves lung capacity] Lowers cholesterol [Cushions joints] Fights fungus [Protects your heart]

Output: Reduce risk of heart attack


Input: [Apples] Oranges [prevents constipation] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Straightens respiration [Protects your heart]

Output: Supports immune systems