Input: [Bounce] Road Lord

Output: When another driver appears to be attempting to change lanes in front of them, this driver will speed up to prevent them.

This is perhaps the most commonly used pattern on the road. A "bounce" occurs when you pass a driver, they speed up and pass you, and then slow down to their original speed within a short period of time.


Input: [Manufacturer] AC [Number] PF17 [Description]

Output: Oil Filter; Air Filter, compressor intake


Input: [Manufacturer] COOPERSFIAAM FILTERS [Number] FT4580 [Description]

Output: Oil Filter


Input: [Manufacturer] FIAAM [Number] FT4580 [Description]

Output: Oil Filter


Input: [Manufacturer] HENGST FILTER [Number] H17W09 [Description]

Output: Oil Filter; Air Filter, compressor intake


Input: [Manufacturer] KNECHT [Number] OC 103 [Description]

Output: Oil Filter


Input: [Manufacturer] MAHLE [Number] OC 103 [Description]

Output: Oil Filter


Input: [Southern Digital Digi-Frame] New cast frame [Aztec TrackMaster Frame]

Output: Milled OEM frame

DCC Decoder Installations in N Scale Locomotives


Input: [Southern Digital Digi-Frame] More weight than OEM frame [Aztec TrackMaster Frame]

Output: Less weight than original frame

DCC Decoder Installations in N Scale Locomotives


Input: [Southern Digital Digi-Frame] Hardened frame but brittle, touch up filing only required [Aztec TrackMaster Frame]

Output: No filing of frame or adjustments required

DCC Decoder Installations in N Scale Locomotives


Input: [Southern Digital Digi-Frame] Individual, detailed instructions per frame [Aztec TrackMaster Frame]

Output: Individual, detailed instructions per frame

DCC Decoder Installations in N Scale Locomotives


Input: [Southern Digital Digi-Frame] Decoder wire lengths specified [Aztec TrackMaster Frame]

Output: Decoder wire lengths specified

DCC Decoder Installations in N Scale Locomotives


Input: [Southern Digital Digi-Frame] Shell mounting "nubs" retained [Aztec TrackMaster Frame]

Output: Shell mounting "nubs" retained

DCC Decoder Installations in N Scale Locomotives


Input: [Southern Digital Digi-Frame] Strong, straight frame [Aztec TrackMaster Frame]

Output: Strong, straight frame

DCC Decoder Installations in N Scale Locomotives


Input: [Ref] M3.01 [CV*] 2 [Mandatory] A C D [Unit title]

Output: Solving problems and making decisions

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Input: [Ref] M3.02 [CV*] 2 [Mandatory] C D [Unit title]

Output: Understanding change in the workplace

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Input: [Ref] M3.03 [CV*] 2 [Mandatory] C D [Unit title]

Output: Planning change in the workplace

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Input: [Ref] M3.04 [CV*] 1 [Mandatory] C D [Unit title]

Output: Achieving objectives through time management

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Input: [Ref] M3.05 [CV*] 1 [Mandatory] D [Unit title]

Output: Writing for business

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Input: [Ref] M3.06 [CV*] 1 [Mandatory] D [Unit title]

Output: Managing creativity and innovation in the workplace

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Input: [Ref] M3.07 [CV*] 2 [Mandatory] D [Unit title]

Output: Obtaining information for effective management

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Input: [Ref] M3.08 [CV*] 1 [Mandatory] D [Unit title]

Output: Managing customer service

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Input: [Ref] M3.09 [CV*] 1 [Mandatory] D [Unit title]

Output: Giving briefings and making presentations in the workplace

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Input: [Ref] M3.10 [CV*] 2 [Unit title]

Output: Introduction to leadership

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Input: [Ref] M3.11 [CV*] 1 [Unit title]

Output: Building the team

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Input: [Ref] M3.12 [CV*] 2 [Unit title]

Output: Motivating to perform in the workplace

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Input: [Ref] M3.13 [CV*] 2 [Unit title]

Output: Developing yourself and others

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Input: [Ref] M3.14 [CV*] 1 [Unit title]

Output: Managing conflict in the workplace

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Input: [Ref] M3.15 [CV*] 1 [Unit title]

Output: Managing stress in the workplace

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Input: [Ref] M3.16 [CV*] 2 [Unit title]

Output: Managing the employment relationship

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Input: [Ref] M3.17 [CV*] 3 [Unit title]

Output: Recruiting, selecting and inducting new staff in the workplace

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Input: [Ref] M3.18 [CV*] 2 [Unit title]

Output: Coaching and training your work team

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Input: [Ref] M3.19 [CV*] 2 [Unit title]

Output: Providing quality to customers

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Input: [Ref] M3.20 [CV*] 2 [Unit title]

Output: Planning to work efficiently

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Input: [Ref] M3.21 [CV*] 1 [Unit title]

Output: Organising and delegating

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Input: [Ref] M3.22 [CV*] 2 [Unit title]

Output: Managing projects

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Input: [Ref] M3.23 [CV*] 3 [Unit title]

Output: Managing health and safety at work

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Input: [Ref] M3.24 [CV*] 2 [Unit title]

Output: Understanding organisations in their context

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Input: [Ref] M3.25 [CV*] 2 [Unit title]

Output: Understanding culture and ethics in organisations

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Input: [Ref] M3.26 [CV*] 1 [Unit title]

Output: Managing performance

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Input: [Ref] M3.27 [CV*] 1 [Unit title]

Output: Working with costs and budgets

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Input: [Ref] M3.28 [CV*] 1 [Unit title]

Output: Managing the efficient use of materials

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Input: [Ref] M3.29 [CV*] 1 [Unit title]

Output: Managing the effective use of equipment

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Input: [Ref] M3.30 [CV*] 1 [Unit title]

Output: Understanding the communication process in the workplace

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Input: [Ref] M3.31 [CV*] 1 [Unit title]

Output: Influencing others at work

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Input: [Ref] M3.32 [CV*] 1 [Unit title]

Output: Communicating one-to-one at work

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Input: [Ref] M3.33 [CV*] 2 [Unit title]

Output: Effective meetings for managers

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Input: [Ref] M3.34 [CV*] 1 [Unit title]

Output: Understanding workplace information systems

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Input: [Ref] M3.35 [CV*] 1 [Unit title]

Output: Marketing for managers

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Input: [NSF Listed] 2" FPT Inlet and Outlet [Yes]

Output: For more flow

Waterway Plastics | Waterway 100sq ft Pro-Clean Single Cartridge Filter | National Pool Wholesalers


Input: [NSF Listed] Raised Inlet [Yes]

Output: For clean easy plumbing and extra dirt holding capacity

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Input: [NSF Listed] Waterway's Safety Lock Ring System [Yes]

Output: For fast, easy access to filter internals

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Input: [NSF Listed] Lid Locking-Ring Handle [Yes]

Output: Makes removing the lid easy and safe

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Input: [NSF Listed] Internal Design [Yes]

Output: For more dirt holding capacity for longer cleaning cycles

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Input: [NSF Listed] Drain Plug [Yes]

Output: Is 3/4", can install a standard 3/4" hose valve for draining

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Input: [NSF Listed] "Start Service" Dial [Yes]

Output: On pressure gauge

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Input: [ALLOWED] All pasteurized, grade "A" milk and milk products. Commercially-packaged cheese and cheese products made with pasteurized milk (i.e. mild and medium cheddar, mozzarella, parmesan, Swiss, etc.) Pasteurized yogurt Dry, refrigerated, and frozen pasteurized whipped topping Ice cream, frozen yogurt, sherbet, ice cream bars, homemade milkshakes Commercial nutritional supplements and baby formulas, liquid and powdered [NOT ALLOWED] Unpasteurized or raw milk, cheese, yogurt, and other milk products Cheeses from delicatessens Cheeses containing chili peppers or other uncooked vegetables Cheese with molds (i.e. blue, Stilton, Roquefort, gorgonzola) Sharp cheddar, brie, camembert, feta cheese, farmer's cheese [FOOD GROUPS]

Output: Dairy


Input: [ALLOWED] All cooked frozen or canned vegetables. All cooked herbs and spices (add at least 5 minutes before end of cooking) [NOT ALLOWED] Raw vegetables, salads Caesar Salads with Caesar dressing Pepper Garnishes Uncooked herbs and spices [FOOD GROUPS]

Output: Vegetables


Input: [ALLOWED] Canned and frozen fruit and fruit juices Thick skinned fruits (oranges, bananas) Melons cut up and used immediately Canned or bottled roasted nuts Nuts in baked products Commercially packaged peanut butter [NOT ALLOWED] Dried fruits Raw fruit; foods containing raw fruits Unpasteurized fruit and vegetable juices Raw nuts Roasted nuts in the shell Precut fresh fruits [FOOD GROUPS]

Output: Fruits and Nuts


Input: [ALLOWED] All breads, bagels, rolls, pan-cakes, sweet rolls, waffles, French toast Potato chips, corn chips, tortilla chips, pretzels, popcorn Cooked pasta, rice, and other grain All cereals, cooked and ready-to-eat [NOT ALLOWED] Raw grain products Bakery breads, cakes, donuts, muffins Potato/macaroni salad [FOOD GROUPS]

Output: Bread, Grain, and Cereal Products


Input: [ALLOWED] All cooked entrees and soups [NOT ALLOWED] All miso products (i.e. miso soup) [FOOD GROUPS]

Output: Entrees, Soups


Input: [ALLOWED] All well-cooked or canned meats (beef, pork, lamb, poultry, fish, shellfish, game, ham, bacon, sausage, hot dogs) Well-cooked eggs (white cooked firm with thickened yolk acceptable, i.e. hard boiled, over hard) Pasteurized egg substitutes (i.e. Egg Beaters) Commercially-packaged salami, bologna, and other luncheon meats Canned and commercially-packaged hard smoked fish, refrigerated after opening Cooked tofu (which must be cut into 1" cubes or smaller and boiled a minimum of five minutes in water or broth before eating or using in recipes) [NOT ALLOWED] Raw or undercooked meat,, poultry, fish, game, tofu Meats and cold cuts from delicatessen Hard cured salami in natural wrap Cold smoked salmon, lox Pickled fish Tempe (tempeh) products Sushi Raw oysters/clams [FOOD GROUPS]

Output: Meat and Meat Substitutes


Input: [ALLOWED] Tap water Commercial bottled distilled and natural waters All canned, bottled, powdered beverages Instant and brewed coffee, tea; cold brewed tea made with boiling water Brewed herbal teas using commercially-packaged tea bags Commercial nutritional supplements, liquid and powdered [NOT ALLOWED] Well water (unless tested yearly and found safe) Cold-brewed tea made with warm or cold water sun tea Egg nog Fresh apple cider Homemade lemonade Spring water [FOOD GROUPS]

Output: Beverages


Input: [ALLOWED] Oil, shortening Refrigerated lard, margarine, butter Commercial shelf-stable mayonnaise and salad dressings (including cheese-based salad dressings, refrigerated after opening) [NOT ALLOWED] Fresh salad dressings containing aged cheese (i.e. blue, Roquefort) or raw eggs, stored in refrigerated case [FOOD GROUPS]

Output: Fats


Input: [ALLOWED] Refrigerated commercial and homemade cakes, pies, pastries, and pudding Refrigerated cream-filled pastries Homemade and commercial cookies Shelf-stable cream-filled cupcakes (i.e. Twinkies, Ding Dong), fruit pies (i.e. Poptarts, Hostess frit pies), and canned pudding [NOT ALLOWED] Unrefrigerated cream-filled pastry products (not shelf-stable) Cream or custard filled donuts [FOOD GROUPS]

Output: Desserts


Input: [ALLOWED] Salt, granulated sugar, brown sugar Jam, jelly, syrups (refrigerated after opening) Commercially-packaged (pasteurized) honey Catsup, mustard, BBQ sauce, soy sauce, other condiments (refrigerated after opening) Pickles, pickle relish, olives (refrigerated after opening) [NOT ALLOWED] Raw or unpasteurized honey Herbal and non-traditional (health food store) nutritional supplements, Chinese herbs Brewers yeast, if eaten uncooked [FOOD GROUPS]

Output: Other


Input: [Symptoms] Fish may dart and gasp. [Description] Acid from fish wastes or decayed food. Acidic water can iritate gills and skin. [Cause]

Output: Acidic Water


Input: [Symptoms] White water line. Plants die, fish have frayed fins. Alkaline water can destroy gill and fin tissues. Ammonia becomes more toxic. [Description] Seashells or limestone in tank or hard water supply [Cause]

Output: Alkaline Water


Input: [Symptoms] Fish die. Water may be cloudy. [Description] Product of decaying wastes. [Cause]

Output: Ammonia in Water


Input: [Symptoms] Threadlike worm hanging from fish. Base of anchor worm may be red. [Description] A parasitic crustacean (Lernaea). [Cause]

Output: Anchor Worm


Input: [Symptoms] Quarter inch bubble like lumps slowly moving on skin and fins. [Description] A parasitic crustacean. Sometimes Ergasilus also. [Cause]

Output: Argulus


Input: [Symptoms] Fish floats with fins closed. [Description] Gill parasites. [Cause]

Output: Betta Pinch Fin


Input: [Symptoms] Small black specks on skin. [Description] Small fish worms (Diplostomulum). [Cause]

Output: Black Spot


Input: [Symptoms] Red streaks on fins, especially goldfish. [Description] Gyrodactylus parasites (monogenetic trematodes*), possibly bacterial septicemia [Cause]

Output: Parasites or Bacterial Infection


Input: [Symptoms] Fish dying within 24 hours. Gills become brown. [Description] Water company adding chloramine as a substitute for chlorine. [Cause]

Output: Chloramine in Water


Input: [Symptoms] Fish dart about. gills pump furiously. [Description] Chlorine added to water supply to kill bacteria. [Cause]

Output: Chlorine in water supply


Input: [Symptoms] Fins held close to body, especially in livebearing fish. [Description] Gill or body parasites. [Cause]

Output: Clamped Fins


Input: [Symptoms] Water not crystal clear in established tank. [Description] Wastes, small animal and plant life. Possibly over feeding. [Cause]

Output: Cloudy Water


Input: [Symptoms] Small particles suspended in water causing a cloudy look. [Description] Floating silts from gravel especially newly set up tanks. [Cause]

Output: Cloudy Water in New Tank


Input: [Symptoms] White cotton sprouting from fins or body. [Description] A bacteria, Flexobacter (Chondrococcus) or Fungus [Cause]

Output: Fungus, possibly Bacteria


Input: [Symptoms] Fish act very uncomfortable. [Description] Chlorine, chloramine, copper or manufacturing oils in the water. [Cause]

Output: Contaminated Tank water


Input: [Symptoms] Grey film on all or part of body. [Description] External protozoan parasite (costia necatrix). [Cause]

Output: External Parasite


Input: [Symptoms] Gills hang partly open at all times [Description] Small gill parasites (monogenetic trematodes). [Cause]

Output: External Parasites (Dactylogyrus)


Input: [Symptoms] Fish darts about wildly and may smash into glass. [Description] Parasitic protozoa in sinus canals of head. [Cause]

Output: Discus Head Worms


Input: [Symptoms] Fish bloated with scales standing out. Fish resembles a pine cone. [Description] Kidney or Liver Damage (possibly both) [Cause]

Output: Dropsy


Input: [Symptoms] White film on eyes. [Description] Eye injury. From handling or breeder fighting, possibly bacterial Infection [Cause]

Output: Eye Cloud


Input: [Symptoms] Fins ragged with jelly at edge of ragged part. [Description] This is not a disease exactly, but can be cured by improving water quality [Cause]

Output: Fin Fungus


Input: [Symptoms] Fins eaten away with redness at base of bad area. [Description] Sprolegnia fungus with Pseudomonas or Aeromonas bacteria. [Cause]

Output: Fin Rot


Input: [Symptoms] Fish swim aimlessly. May have spasms. [Description] Internal Flavo Bacteria infection [Cause]

Output: Bacterial Infection


Input: [Symptoms] Small lumps under skin or on fins. [Description] Parasitic worms. [Cause]

Output: Flesh Worms


Input: [Symptoms] A light grey cottony growth or patch on any part of the fish. [Description] A parasitic fungus, Saprolegnia. [Cause]

Output: Fungus (grey)


Input: [Symptoms] A white cottony growth or patch on any part of the fish. [Description] A bacteria, Flexobacter (Chondrococcus) Columnaris. [Cause]

Output: Fungus (white)


Input: [Symptoms] Open sores on Gouramis or other anabantids. [Description] Aeromonas salmonicida bacteria. [Cause]

Output: Bacterial Infection (Furunculosis)


Input: [Symptoms] Gills hang partly open and may pump fast. Gills may pump fast. Gills may appear red. [Description] Small gill parasites (Gyrodactylus) monogenetic trematodes. [Cause]

Output: Gill Flukes


Input: [Symptoms] Fish rocks back and forth while staying in place. [Description] Dactylogyrus parasites (monogenetic trematodes*). [Cause]

Output: Gourami Disease


Input: [Symptoms] Skin looks grey in patches. [Description] Costia necatrix parasites. [Cause]

Output: External Parasite


Input: [Symptoms] Fish scrape on objects in tank. [Description] Gyrodactylus parasites (monogenetic trematodes*). [Cause]

Output: External Parasite


Input: [Symptoms] Red steaks on fins usually near body with no sign of skin damage. [Description] A bacteria, Aeromonas (liquefaciens) hydrophylia. [Cause]

Output: Hemorrhagic Septicemia


Input: [Symptoms] Tiny tree-like animals attatched to objects in tank. [Description] Carivorous microanimal [Cause]

Output: Hydra


Input: [Symptoms] White sugar-like crystals on fins or body of fish, fish scrape against objects in tank [Description] Ichthyophthirius multifiliis, a parasitic protozoan. [Cause]

Output: External Parasite (ICK aka ICH, possibly others))


Input: [Symptoms] Fish are thin and act listless [Description] Tiny internal parasites or Bacterial Infection (wasting diesease) [Cause]

Output: Internal Parasites or Internal Bacterial Infection


Input: [Symptoms] Fish may go to top or bottom or dash about when first introduced to the tank. [Description] Change in water from which fish are first acclimated. [Cause]

Output: Tank water is vastly different from original source water


Input: [Symptoms] Stains on glass or ornaments. [Description] Dissolved iron in water supply. [Cause]

Output: Iron In Water Supply


Input: [Symptoms] Insoluble white deposit or water line. [Description] Caused by lime, a mineral found in water supplies or from salt buildup. [Cause]

Output: Lime Deposits on Glass


Input: [Symptoms] Fish stay in one place buy wiggle, wag, or shimmy. [Description] Water lacks electrolytes needed for normal metabolism. [Cause]

Output: Livebearer Disease or Molly Disease


Input: [Symptoms] White cotton sprouting from mouth sides. [Description] A bacteria, Flexobacter (Chondrococcus). [Cause]

Output: Mouth Fungus


Input: [Symptoms] Flesh eaten away around mouth. [Description] Saprolegnia fungus with Pseudomonas or Aeromonas bacteria. [Cause]

Output: Mouth Rot


Input: [Symptoms] Color fades from red line. Line may turn yellow. [Description] A parasitic protozoan, Plistophora hyphessobryconis. [Cause]

Output: Neon and Cardinal Disease


Input: [Symptoms] Fish dart about. Gills pump furiously after a water change. [Description] Dissolved gasses or metals in the water. [Cause]

Output: Dissolved gasses or metals in the water.


Input: [Symptoms] Body skin of fish appears dusty in yellowish or grey patches. [Description] A parasitic algae, Oodinium limneticum. [Cause]

Output: Oodinium (also called VELVET or RUST)


Input: [Symptoms] New Fish act stunned or gasp at top of water after releasing them from bag. [Description] Ammonia and carbon dioxide suffocating fish in container. [Cause]

Output: Oxygen Deprivation, CO2 Poisoning, Ammonia Poisoning


Input: [Symptoms] White water lines. Plants die, fish have frayed fins. [Description] Hard water supply. Seashells or limestone in tank. [Cause]

Output: pH Bounces Back Up after Being Lowered


Input: [Symptoms] Eyes stand out from sockets. [Description] Infection from fighting, possibly a bacterial infection causing fluid to accumulate behind the eyes [Cause]

Output: Pop Eye


Input: [Symptoms] Flesh decays at the mouth or tail. [Description] Saprolegnia fungus with Pseudomonas or Aeromonas bacteria. [Cause]

Output: Rot, Fungus


Input: [Symptoms] Frayed looking fins and moldy looking slime on body. [Description] A true fungus called Saprolegnia invades the gills causing suffocation. [Cause]

Output: Saprolegnia Fungus


Input: [Symptoms] Small fish, especially neons, angels and guppies die without visible symptoms. [Description] A true fungus called Saprolegnia invades the gills causing suffocation. [Cause]

Output: Saprolegnia Fungus


Input: [Symptoms] Fish swimming with head down (not level). [Description] Bladder infection. [Cause]

Output: Swim Bladder Disease


Input: [Symptoms] Fish thin and weak. [Description] internal or external parasites. See GYRODACTYLUS. Possibly "wasting Disease" a bacterial infection [Cause]

Output: Parasites or Bacteria


Input: [Symptoms] Water may be cloudy or have an odor. [Description] Decaying food or plants. [Cause]

Output: Too Many Dissolved organic Compounds


Input: [Product Type] Tankless Water Heater [Location of Serial Number]

Output: Left side panel


Input: [Product Type] Direct Vent Wall Furnace [Location of Serial Number]

Output: Right side panel


Input: [Product Type] Hydronic Furnace [Location of Serial Number]

Output: Front panel, lower right corner


Input: [Product Type] Condensing Boiler [Location of Serial Number]

Output: Remove front panel, left side


Input: [Product Type] Indoor Fireplace [Location of Serial Number]

Output: Card attached to bottom of unit


Input: [Product Type] Outdoor Fireplace [Location of Serial Number]

Output: Card attached to bottom of unit


Input: [Product Type] Rice Cooker [Location of Serial Number]

Output: Base panel


Input: [Product Type] Vent-Free Fan Convector (229, 329, 429) [Location of Serial Number]

Output: Back, lower panel


Input: [Product Type] Vent-Free Fan Convector (606, 509, 592) [Location of Serial Number]

Output: Right side panel


Input: [Product Type] Vent-Free Infrared [Location of Serial Number]

Output: Left side panel


Input: [Mon, Aug 3, 2015] Breakfast [Tue, Aug 4, 2015] Breakfast [Wed, Aug 5, 2015] Breakfast [Thu, Aug 6, 2015] Breakfast [Fri, Aug 7, 2015] Breakfast [Sat, Aug 8, 2015] Breakfast [Sun, Aug 2, 2015]

Output: Breakfast

Cafeteria menu for the week of August 2nd, 2015


Input: [Mon, Aug 3, 2015] Pancakes Breakfast Pork Sausage Scrambled Eggs Orange Wedges Yogurt & Berries Muffins [Sun, Aug 2, 2015]

Output: Hashbrowns Breakfast Pork Sausage Scrambled Eggs Mini Croissants Orange Wedges Yogurt & Berries Assorted muffins

Cafeteria menu for the week of August 2nd, 2015


Input: [Mon, Aug 3, 2015] Lunch [Tue, Aug 4, 2015] Lunch [Wed, Aug 5, 2015] Lunch [Thu, Aug 6, 2015] Lunch [Fri, Aug 7, 2015] Lunch [Sat, Aug 8, 2015] Lunch [Sun, Aug 2, 2015]

Output: Lunch

Cafeteria menu for the week of August 2nd, 2015


Input: [Mon, Aug 3, 2015] Swedish Meatballs served with Noodles Steamed Corn Salad Bar Dinner Buns Oriental Salad Fruit [Sun, Aug 2, 2015]

Output: Battered Fish & Chips Coleslaw Salad Bar Fruit Dinner Buns

Cafeteria menu for the week of August 2nd, 2015


Input: [Mon, Aug 3, 2015] Supper [Tue, Aug 4, 2015] Supper [Wed, Aug 5, 2015] Supper [Thu, Aug 6, 2015] Supper [Fri, Aug 7, 2015] Supper [Sat, Aug 8, 2015] Supper [Sun, Aug 2, 2015]

Output: Supper

Cafeteria menu for the week of August 2nd, 2015


Input: [Sun, Aug 2, 2015]

Output: BBQ Chicken Baby Roast Potatoes & Gravy Mixed Vegetable Salad Bar Pasta Salad Fruit,Dixie Cups Steamed Rice on the Line!

Cafeteria menu for the week of August 2nd, 2015


Input: [Time of Day] 8am Breakfast [Food Options]

Output: whole grain cereal + low fat milk Banana

Mesomorph Body Shape Diet Plan & Workout Routine


Input: [Time of Day] 10am Breakfast 2 [Food Options]

Output: Hot oats + low fat milk Banana

Mesomorph Body Shape Diet Plan & Workout Routine


Input: [Time of Day] 12 Noon Lunch [Food Options]

Output: Wholegrain rice with chicken breast and vegetables Protein shake Melon

Mesomorph Body Shape Diet Plan & Workout Routine


Input: [Time of Day] 2pm Afternoon Snack [Food Options]

Output: Nuts fruit protein bar

Mesomorph Body Shape Diet Plan & Workout Routine


Input: [Time of Day] 4pm Dinner [Food Options]

Output: Lean steak, 3 x portions of vegetables Whole wheat pasta pot with tomatoes yoghurt Nuts

Mesomorph Body Shape Diet Plan & Workout Routine


Input: [Time of Day] 6pm Dinner 2 [Food Options]

Output: Beans on wholemeal toast Poached eggs (remove yoke)

Mesomorph Body Shape Diet Plan & Workout Routine


Input: [Time of Day] 8pm Snack [Food Options]

Output: yoghurt nuts cottage cheese on rice crackers

Mesomorph Body Shape Diet Plan & Workout Routine


Input: [Island] Taganak [Terrain_2] Volcanic, fringed by beach alluvial deposit of sand and coralline rubble. Red clay soil covers the volcanic rock Soil erosion and shoreline retreat at the western side [Groundwater Availability] Shallow groundwater in sand and weathered portion of volcanic rocks [Terrain]

Output: Moderately steep to rolling, with very limited coastal flat lands

Ocean Ambassadors -- Philippine Turtle Islands


Input: [Island] Boan [Terrain_2] Sandstone, mud and coralline sand Accretion of coralline rubble at the northeastern part, where the mangroves are. Beach erosion at the southern part . Diapiric extrusion dormant [Groundwater Availability] Shallow groundwater available in the sandy flatlands [Terrain]

Output: Flatland with low undulating hills at the northern part

Ocean Ambassadors -- Philippine Turtle Islands


Input: [Island] Bakkungan [Terrain_2] Mud coralline sand Active diapiric intrusion. Beach erosion at the southeastern beach [Groundwater Availability] Shallow groundwater in the flatlands [Terrain]

Output: Flatland and undulating to rolling hills at the northern end

Ocean Ambassadors -- Philippine Turtle Islands


Input: [Island] Lihiman [Terrain_2] Mud coralline sand Active (violent) diapiric intrusion. Baech erosion at the eastern side [Groundwater Availability] Shallow groundwater in the flatland [Terrain]

Output: Flatland and rolling hills at the northern end

Ocean Ambassadors -- Philippine Turtle Islands


Input: [Island] Langaan [Terrain_2] Coralline sand Coralline sand Beach erosion at the western side and accretion on the eastern side [Groundwater Availability] Shallow groundwater in the coralline sand [Terrain]

Output: Flat coralline island

Ocean Ambassadors -- Philippine Turtle Islands


Input: [Island] Baguan [Terrain_2] Volcanic rocks and coralline sand Beach erosion at the southern end and deposition at the eastern side and western corners [Groundwater Availability] Shallow groundwater in the coralline sand [Terrain]

Output: Flatland with moderately steep volcanic hills

Ocean Ambassadors -- Philippine Turtle Islands


Input: [Technique] Crop rotation [Contribution to Weed Control] Weeds tend to infest crops with similar features and life-cycles, so rotating between cereals and broadleaved crops, or winter and spring sown crops, helps to contain weeds and offers windows for control [Other Benefits or Issues]

Output: Enriches soil nutrient status, improves soil structure, reduces pest and disease problems

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Input: [Technique] Cover crops and mulches [Contribution to Weed Control] Crops such as rye or wheat sown over winter before planting a spring crop shade out weeds and have an allelopathic effect, ie they excrete chemicals which prevent weed seed germination [Other Benefits or Issues]

Output: Protect soil against erosion, provide habitats for benefical organisms, may have a fertilizer value if leguminous

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Input: [Technique] Nurse crops and intercropping [Contribution to Weed Control] Two crops are grown together (in various ways) effectively shading out weeds or ensuring early crop establishment to gain a competitive advantage [Other Benefits or Issues]

Output: Saves time, saves labor and increases overall productivity

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Input: [Technique] Higher seed rate or narrow crop rows [Contribution to Weed Control] Full ground cover is achieved faster, shading out weeds [Other Benefits or Issues]

Output: Can increase yield, but may require more seed

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Input: [Technique] Irrigation management [Contribution to Weed Control] Used to encourage flushes of weed emergence [Other Benefits or Issues]

Output: Water can be a scare resource

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Input: [Technique] Herbicides [Contribution to Weed Control] Control weeds as per label [Other Benefits or Issues]

Output: Save time and labor. Must rotate to avoid resistance and weed shifts. Important not to remove uncompetitive species unnecessarily

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Input: [Technique] Mowing [Contribution to Weed Control] Temporarily removes weeds or cover crop while maintaining ground cover [Other Benefits or Issues]

Output: May need several mowings and therefore demanding on time and fuel use

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Input: [Technique] Flame weeding or other thermal methods (boiling water, foam) [Contribution to Weed Control] May give broad spectrum control [Other Benefits or Issues]

Output: Requires repeat treatments and only effective at susceptible growth stages and where growing points are exposed. Fire hazard

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Input: [Technique] Manual weeding [Contribution to Weed Control] Selective removal of escapes or low density weeds [Other Benefits or Issues]

Output: Effective if weeds have not been allowed to shed seed, but can be laborious and time consuming with delays to planting

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Input: [Type of Ginseng] Physical Performance [American Ginseng] yes [Korean Ginseng] no [Siberian Ginseng] yes [Brazilian Ginseng] yes [Indian Ginseng]

Output: no

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Input: [Type of Ginseng] Sexual Performance [American Ginseng] no [Korean Ginseng] yes [Siberian Ginseng] no [Brazilian Ginseng] yes [Indian Ginseng]

Output: no

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Input: [Type of Ginseng] Anti-oxidant [American Ginseng] yes [Korean Ginseng] yes [Siberian Ginseng] yes [Brazilian Ginseng] yes [Indian Ginseng]

Output: yes

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Input: [Type of Ginseng] Anti-inflammatory [American Ginseng] yes [Korean Ginseng] yes [Siberian Ginseng] no [Brazilian Ginseng] no [Indian Ginseng]

Output: yes

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Input: [Type of Ginseng] Neuro-protective [American Ginseng] no [Korean Ginseng] no [Siberian Ginseng] no [Brazilian Ginseng] yes [Indian Ginseng]

Output: yes

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Input: [Type of Ginseng] PossiblyDangerous? [American Ginseng] no [Korean Ginseng] no [Siberian Ginseng] no [Brazilian Ginseng] yes [Indian Ginseng]

Output: no

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Input: [Preparations] Depot Injection Therapy [Advantages] • Testosterone absorbed directly into bloodstream [Disadvantages] • Requires regular IM injections • Fluctuating levels of testosterone with high initial levels • Mood swings as testosterone levels rise and fall (“roller coaster” effect) • Local pain on injection • Abscess formation (rare) [Way used]

Output: Injected deep intramuscularly (IM) every 1 to 4 weeks (usually in the buttocks)

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Input: [Preparations] Long-acting Injection Therapy [Advantages] • Testosterone absorbed directly into blood stream • Infrequent dosing • Provides a steady level of testosterone • Avoids peaks and troughs over the day • Fewer adverse events such as mood swings or blood changes [Disadvantages] • Local pain on injection • Abscess formation (rare) [Way used]

Output: Injected IM every 3 months following an initial loading dose to stabilise testosterone levels

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Input: [Preparations] Implant Therapy [Advantages] • Infrequent dosing - usually required twice a year • Testosterone levels remain stable for up to 6 months as the pellets are slowly absorbed [Disadvantages] • May be pain and/or local infection at the site where pellets are inserted • Special equipment and minor surgical procedure required • Occasionally a pellet is expelled by the body • Scars after pellet removal [Way used]

Output: Small pellets of testosterone are placed under the skin (usually in the stomach or buttocks) under local anesthetic

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Input: [Preparations] Gels [Advantages] • Convenient sites of application • Quickly normalizes testosterone levels • Stable blood levels of testosterone throughout the day • Less skin irritation than patches • No operation needed [Disadvantages] • Skin irritation may be a rare side effect • Potential for transfer to partner or child [Way used]

Output: A clear testosterone gel rubbed onto the shoulders, chest or back once a day – dries within a few minutes. Testosterone is released steadily from the skin into the bloodstream over a 24-hour period

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Input: [Preparations] Patches [Advantages] • Efficient – steady absorption of testosterone over 24 hour period [Disadvantages] • May not achieve levels of testosterone as effective as other preparations, such as gels • High chance of skin irritation • May be inconvenient to apply and can be dislodged [Way used]

Output: Applied to various areas of the skin (generally on a non-hairy part of the upper body)

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Input: [Preparations] Oral Therapy [Advantages] • Convenient [Disadvantages] • Considerable variation in absorption of dose • Should be taken with a fat-containing meal • Testosterone has to be in an altered form so that it is not broken down by the liver • One such form (testosterone undecenoate) has to be taken 2 or 3 times a day to maintain adequate levels • Another form (methyl testosterone) produces harmful side effects including liver damage and elevated cholesterol levels [Way used]

Output: Forms of testosterone taken orally as pills or capsules – not recommended for long-term replacement of testosterone

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Input: [Expansion Shields A] Plug Anchors (Rawl) The Rawl Screw Plug Anchor is designed to be used in concrete, block, brick and stone, and can be used with wood, sheet metal, and lag screws. It consists of braided jute fiber with an internal lead core lining. To prevent damage to the anchor and screw, the unthreaded shoulders of wood and lag screws should not enter the plug.

Output: Rawl Screw Plug Anchors

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Input: [Expansion Shields A] Polyethylene Ribbed/Wing Anchors These light duty Polyethylene Ribbed/Wing Anchors are used in concrete, hollow block and brick, solid brick and wallboard applications. The anchor expands to grip the wall as you tighten the wood or sheet metal screw (not included).

Output: Plug Anchors, Polysets

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Input: [Expansion Shields A] Screw Anchors A For lightweight anchoring in concrete, hollow block and brick, solid brick and wallboard applications. Fins on the ridged body prevent Plastic Screw Anchors from turning when the wood or sheet metal screw (not supplied) is installed.

Output: Plastic Screw Anchors, Plastic Conical Anchors

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Input: [Expansion Shields A] Screw Anchors B Used in concrete, block and brick, Wood Screw Lead Anchors are intended for light duty applications. The anchor expands when a wood or sheet metal screw (not included) is installed. Do not use for overhead anchoring.

Output: Wood Screw Lead Anchors, Lead Expansion Anchors

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Input: [Expansion Shields A] Screw Anchors C Designed for concrete, block, brick and stone, these light duty Plastic Plug Screw Anchors are used with sheet metal and wood screws (not supplied). The anchor expands when the screw is installed. Not for overhead usage.

Output: Plastic Plug Screw Anchors, Plastic Plugs

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Input: [Expansion Shields A] Solid/Hollow Wall Anchors (Toggler) Toggler brand Alligator Solid/Hollow Wall Nylon Anchors are general purpose anchors that can be used in most materials including concrete, wood, plaster, masonry, stone, ceramic tile, stucco and drywall. A lag, wood or sheet metal screw (not supplied) expands and compresses the anchor causing it to conform to the surface of the hole.

Output: Toggler Alligator Solid/Hollow Wall Nylon Anchors

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Input: [Expansion Shields A] Toggle Anchors B The Rawl Poly Toggle is a plastic anchor designed for paneling, wallboard and solid masonry that is screw actuated (screw not supplied). Break off the outer wings when installing in solid base materials.

Output: Rawl Long Poly Toggles, Rawl Medium Poly Toggles, Rawl Short Poly Toggles

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Input: [Feature] Drought tolerance [Buffalo] High [Centipede] Low to medium [Hybrid Bermuda] Low to medium [St Augustine] Medium [Tall Fescue] Low [Zoysia] Medium to high [Common Bermuda]

Output: Medium to high

Selecting a Warm Season Grass - GreenView

Properties of selected warm season grasses.


Input: [Feature] Traffic tolerance [Buffalo] Medium to high [Centipede] Low [Hybrid Bermuda] Medium to high [St Augustine] Low [Tall Fescue] Medium [Zoysia] High [Common Bermuda]

Output: High

Selecting a Warm Season Grass - GreenView


Input: [Feature] Shade tolerance [Buffalo] Low [Centipede] Medium to high [Hybrid Bermuda] Low to medium [St Augustine] High [Tall Fescue] High [Zoysia] Medium to high [Common Bermuda]

Output: Low

Selecting a Warm Season Grass - GreenView


Input: [Feature] Fertilizing requirement [Buffalo] Low [Centipede] Low [Hybrid Bermuda] High [St Augustine] Medium [Tall Fescue] Medium [Zoysia] Fine to medium [Common Bermuda]

Output: Medium to high

Selecting a Warm Season Grass - GreenView


Input: [Feature] Leaf texture [Buffalo] Fine [Centipede] Medium to coarse [Hybrid Bermuda] Fine [St Augustine] Coarse [Tall Fescue] Medium [Zoysia] Fine to medium [Common Bermuda]

Output: Medium

Selecting a Warm Season Grass - GreenView


Input: [Feature] Mowing height [Buffalo] High [Centipede] Medium to high [Hybrid Bermuda] Low [St Augustine] High [Tall Fescue] High [Zoysia] Medium [Common Bermuda]

Output: Medium

Selecting a Warm Season Grass - GreenView


Input: [Feature] Cold tolerance [Buffalo] High [Centipede] Medium to high [Hybrid Bermuda] Low to medium [St Augustine] Low [Tall Fescue] High [Zoysia] High [Common Bermuda]

Output: Medium

Selecting a Warm Season Grass - GreenView


Input: [Feature] Heat tolerance [Buffalo] High [Centipede] High [Hybrid Bermuda] High [St Augustine] High [Tall Fescue] Medium [Zoysia] High [Common Bermuda]

Output: High

Selecting a Warm Season Grass - GreenView


Input: [Feature] Thatching tendency [Buffalo] Low [Centipede] Medium [Hybrid Bermuda] High [St Augustine] Medium to high [Tall Fescue] Low [Zoysia] Medium to high [Common Bermuda]

Output: Low

Selecting a Warm Season Grass - GreenView


Input: [Feature] Acid soil tolerance [Buffalo] Low [Centipede] Medium [Hybrid Bermuda] Medium [St Augustine] Low [Tall Fescue] High [Zoysia] Low to medium [Common Bermuda]

Output: Medium

Selecting a Warm Season Grass - GreenView


Input: [Name of Problem] Dispersed growth [Cause of Problem] Microorganisms do not form flocs but are dispersed, forming only small clumps or single cells [Effect of Problem]

Output: Turbid effluent. No zone settling of sludge


Input: [Name of Problem] Sime (jelly) Viscous bulking [Cause of Problem] Microorganisms are present in large amounts of extracellulr slime [Effect of Problem]

Output: Reduced settling and compaction rates. Virtually no solids separation, in severe cases in overflow of sludge blanket from secondary clarifier.


Input: [Name of Problem] Pin floc (or pinpoint floc) [Cause of Problem] Small, compact, weak, roughly spherical flocs are formed, the larger of which settle rapidly. Smaller aggregates settle slowly. [Effect of Problem]

Output: Low sludge volume index (SVI) and a cloudy, turbid effluent.


Input: [Name of Problem] Bulking [Cause of Problem] Filamentous organisms extend from flocs into the bulk solution and interfere with compaction and settling of activated sludge. [Effect of Problem]

Output: High SVI; very clear supernatant.


Input: [Name of Problem] Rising sludge [Cause of Problem] Denitrification in secondary clarifer releases poorly soluble N2 gas, which attaches to activated sludge flocs and floats them to the secondary clarifier surface. [Effect of Problem]

Output: A scum of activated sludge forms on the surface of the secondary clarifier.


Input: [Name of Problem] Foaming/scum formation [Cause of Problem] Caused by (1) nondegradable surfactants and (2) the presence of Nocardia and sometimes (3) the presence of Microthrix parvicella [Effect of Problem]

Output: Foams float large amounts activated sludge solids to the surface of treatment units. Foam accumulates and putrefies. Solids can overflow into secondary effluent or overflow onto walkways.


Input: [Meaning] Normally used for operational purposes (camoflage). Can be found on HE, Antitank, Smoke or any other types. [Notes] Normally with yellow markings for HE [Color or Marking]

Output: Olive green body


Input: [Meaning] In early grenades (WWI) indicated a filled grenade, thereafter indicates a chemical grenade, smoke, gas, phosphorous, incendiary [Notes] Old markings [Color or Marking]

Output: Grey body


Input: [Meaning] Incendiary grenade [Notes] New marking [Color or Marking]

Output: Light Red body


Input: [Meaning] Offensive grenade, early training grenades, may indicate armour defeating ammunition [Notes] Offensive grenades have yellow label or yellow markings [Color or Marking]

Output: Black body


Input: [Meaning] HE filled grenade, Fragmentation, Offensive, antitank Also used for markings and bands indicating an HE filling [Notes] Old marking [Color or Marking]

Output: Yellow


Input: [Meaning] Practice grenade [Notes] May have white markings [Color or Marking]

Output: Blue body


Input: [Meaning] Illumination grenade [Notes] May have black markings [Color or Marking]

Output: White or unpainted


Input: [Meaning] Indicates completely inert ammunition [Notes] May have black markings [Color or Marking]

Output: Bronze, gold, or brass


Input: [Meaning] Indicates a low explosive filler [Notes] Normally a brown band around the item [Color or Marking]

Output: Brown


Input: [Meaning] Indicates an incapacitating agent filler, [Notes] Markings and bands [Color or Marking]

Output: Violet


Input: [Meaning] Indicates a toxic chemical agent filler [Notes] Normally markings and band [Color or Marking]

Output: Dark Green


Input: [Meaning] Identifies Riot control munition [Notes] Normally used for markings and bands [Color or Marking]

Output: Dark Red


Input: [Meaning] Colored smoke grenade, white phosphorous grenade, HC smoke grenade [Color or Marking]

Output: Light green body


Input: [Meaning] Indicates a safety lever that has been recovered from a grenade range and reused. [Color or Marking]

Output: Black tip on safety lever


Input: [Symptoms] Red, swollen, bubbly eyes. [Common Cause] Bacterial conjunctivitis, often complicated by a vitamin A deficiency, and could be a sign of a respiratory infection [Treatment]

Output: Apply a small amount of a triple antibiotic opthalmic ointment to the eyes 3 times a day for 7 to 10 days. If conditions are mild it will resolve quickly. If eyes do not respond, vitamin A deficiency could be the problem as well as a respiratory infection.


Input: [Symptoms] White, opaque caps on the eyes. [Common Cause] Bacterial conjunctivitis with caseated puss. [Treatment]

Output: Apply triple antibiotic opthalmic ointment to the eyes 3 times a day. Once the eye can be opened gently pry loose the puss and lift out with a q-tip. Do not force. Continue to apply the ointment for several days until resolved.


Input: [Symptoms] Sticky eyes, won't open, thick secretions. [Common Cause] Vitamin A deficiency. [Treatment]

Output: Administer daily 20 - 30 minutes soaks to allow the turtle to hydrate the eyes. Use artificial tears or opthalmic antibiotic ointment 3 times a day for 2 to 4 weeks. With mild cases a few drops of cod liver oil added to the food twice a week should clear it up. Otherwise a vitamin A injection administered by a vet will be required.


Input: [Symptoms] Bubbles and nasal discharge. [Common Cause] Respiratory infection, and often a vitamin A deficiency. [Treatment]

Output: Increase heat to stimulate their natural immune system. If nasal discharge is clear in appearance, it could be a vitamin A deficiency. Try to rule out a vitamin A deficiency. If the discharge is opaque or colored in some way, it is most likely a bacterial infection of the respiratory system, although both conditions can accur together. If the turtle is eating and kept warm and dry, sometimes these will cure themselves. If not resolved in 10 days, or conditions are worstening, a visit to the vet is needed for a round of antibiotic injections.


Input: [Symptoms] Mild distortions of the mouth with hemmorrhagic spots, vicious secretions and excessive salivation. [Common Cause] Infectious stomatitus (Mouth Rot). [Treatment]

Output: Increase heat. gently remove loose tissue and clean with Nolvasan®, Betadine®, or peroxide. In all cases but the most mild ones, a vet visit is needed for antibiotic injections.


Input: [Symptoms] Beak overgrowth. [Common Cause] Eating small prepared meals with little requirement for chewing or biting of the food offered. Also seen with calcium deficiencies that lead to abnormal skull developement. [Treatment]

Output: In mild cases, gently grind down the beak with a nail file until it is shaped so that eating will not be impared any longer. In advanced cases, a vet will be needed to do the trimming of the beak and often surrounding tissue overgrowth. Avoid excessive trimming where as the blood line may be hit, as in over trimming a dog's nails.


Input: [Symptoms] Puffing out of the throat, extending the neck, gaping mouth making gasping noises. [Common Cause] Respiratory infection. [Treatment]

Output: See above treatment for respiratory infection.


Input: [Symptoms] Swelling just in back of the jaw, causing the head to be miss-shaped. [Common Cause] Bacterial infection of the middle ear. [Treatment]

Output: Usually requires lancing over the tympanic membrane and removing the caseated puss trapped inside. The area must be carefully scraped out, and flushed with Betadine® or Nolvasan®, and then packed with an antibiotic ointment. The area should be flushed out daily and repacked for 7 - 10 days. then if the area is not healing well, or the turtle is not eating well, see a vet for a round of antibiotic injections. See THIS PAGE if you intend on trying to treat this yourself.


Input: [Symptoms] Lumps visible under the skin. [Common Cause] Biting fly larvae (Botfly larvae). [Treatment]

Output: See Myasis treatment below.


Input: [Symptoms] Mild peeling of the skin. [Common Cause] Oversoaking. [Treatment]

Output: Remove drinking dish and replace with a small enough one as to eliminate the turtle soaking on it's own. Limit daily soaking times.


Input: [Symptoms] Severe peeling of the skin with exposure of red, moist tissue. [Common Cause] Hypervitiminosis (Excessive vitamin A). [Treatment]

Output: Keep the turtle on newspaper and apply triple antibiotic ointment to the raw areas. Limit food items with high levels of vitamin A.


Input: [Symptoms] Open wound with small white maggots within. May also appear as lumps under the skin. A small hole with a black crusty discharge is an indication of Botfly larvae. [Common Cause] Myasis (infestation of a wound with maggots). [Treatment]

Output: This could be prevented by bringing in wounded turtles from an outside pen. Maggots must be plucked out with tweezers and the hole needs to be flushed with Betadine® or peroxide. You could also kill the maggots first by filling the cavity with petrolium jelly which drowns them. All loose tissue and debris should be removed from the entire area. Once maggots are all gone, pack with a triple antibiotic ointment daily. If wounds are massive in size or numbers, see a vet for a round of antibiotic injections.


Input: [Symptoms] Shell seems roughened, possibly soft in spots and discolored. [Common Cause] Infected shell (shell rot) - usually bacteria and fungus. [Treatment]

Output: Gently remove any loose or peeling material. Increase the heat. Apply Betadine® ointment or solution daily for 2 - 3 weeks. Keep the turtle on paper substrate and change the paper often. See a vet if not responding well.


Input: [Symptoms] Cracked or broken shell. [Common Cause] Caused by some sort of trauma (accident). [Treatment]

Output: If shell is stable, clean with Nolvasan® or Betadine®, then apply triple antibiotic ointment. If very unstable, apply gauze over the ointment and tape in place. Contact a vet who is able to do shell repairs with fiberglass patches, or bone cement. The most dramatic fractures can be repaired if cleaned well, and the inner tissues are protected from infection.


Input: [Symptoms] Malformed and soft shell with an overgrown beak. [Common Cause] Metabolic bone disease. [Treatment]

Output: If the shell is not too soft, a corrected diet and the providing of a proper UVB light can correct this problem. If severely soft and deformed, a vet will need to evaluate the situation.


Input: [Symptoms] Blood seen on the underside shell (plastron) - sometimes seen under the scutes. [Common Cause] Bacteremia (septicemia). [Treatment]

Output: Increase heat. A vet will be needed for a round of antibacterial injections.


Input: [Symptoms] Loose stool with mucus with or without blood. [Common Cause] Bacterial gastroenteritis (intestinal parasites). [Treatment]

Output: A fecal exam will be needed to determin the presence of parasites. If no parasites are found, a fecal culture may be indicated. many kinds of bacteria could be the cause, including Salmanella species. A round of antibacterial injections will be needed from a vet.


Input: [Symptoms] Tubular mass sticking out of the cloaca (anus). [Common Cause] Prolapsed organ - intestine, bladder, penis or uterus. [Treatment]

Output: Organ must be identified. Keep moist by gently wrapping in damp gauze. Get to a vet a.s.a.p. !


Input: [Symptoms] Male turtle with large reddish purple mass protruding from the cloaca (anus). [Common Cause] Prolapsed penis. [Treatment]

Output: Male turtles will often fan their penis while soaking. Simply picking them up, carefully not touching the penis, will usually cause them to retract it. If this doen't work and the penis is not dried out, gently lubricate with vaseline or K. Y. jelly. Try replacing it by gently pushing it back into the cloaca with a cotton swab. Don't force it at all! If in doubt call a vet.


Input: [Symptoms] Female turtle with legs sticking out backwards. Has a recent history of pacing, prolonged soaking and digging. [Common Cause] Egg bound. [Treatment]

Output: Rehydrate if she seems week and dehydrated. make an area in your enclosure suitable for egg laying. If she doesn't lay her eggs within a few hours of being placed in a warm quiet area with good egg laying substrate, see a vet for treatment. Look for signs of a vitamin A deficiency.


Input: [Symptoms] Overgrown nails. [Common Cause] Lack of normal digging and wear in captivity. [Treatment]

Output: Extend the limb so that the nails or easily visible. Clip excessive nail tips without coming within 1/8 of an inch to the pink blood line. If you clip it accidentally, stop the bleeding by eith applying pressure, or by applying a coagulant like silver nitrate or KwikStop®.


Input: [Symptoms] Swollen feet or forelimbs. [Common Cause] Abscesses, cellulitis or trauma. [Treatment]

Output: If an abscess or cellulitis (spreading infection) is suspected, then a vet will be needed. If the swelling is do to trauma, then it will improve with treatment of the trauma.


Input: [Symptoms] Rotted, eroded or distorted toes. [Common Cause] Fungus, sometimes caused by burns. [Treatment]

Output: Increase heat. Place the turtle on paper substrate. Gently remove any loose tissue. Apply Betadine® ointment or solution daily for 2 - 3 weeks. If not responding well, see a vet.


Input: [Symptoms] Decline in appetite, sluggish movement, appears to be depressed. The season is Fall. [Common Cause] Hibernation induced anorexia. [Treatment]

Output: If the turtle is in good health, prepare it for hibernation. If the turtle is not well, proper heating and a 14 hour light schedule will be needed to induce the turtle to eat throughout the winter months.


Input: [Brand] Artemis [Type] Dog Cans [Narragansett] Yes [North Kingstown]

Output: No

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Input: [Brand] Before Grain [Type] Dog Dry Dog Cans Dog Dry Cat Cans [Narragansett] No No Yes No [North Kingstown]

Output: Yes Yes Yes Yes

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Input: [Brand] Blue Seal [Type] Dog Dry [Narragansett] Yes [North Kingstown]

Output: No

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Input: [Brand] Canidae [Type] Dog Dry Dog Cans Dog Dry Cat Cans [Narragansett] Yes Yes Yes Yes [North Kingstown]

Output: Yes Yes Yes Yes

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Input: [Brand] Canine Caviar [Type] Dog Cans [Narragansett] Yes [North Kingstown]

Output: No

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Input: [Brand] Chicken Soup for the Soul [Type] Dog Dry Dog Cans Dog Dry Cat Cans [Narragansett] Yes Yes Yes Yes [North Kingstown]

Output: Yes Yes Yes Yes

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Input: [Brand] Dave's [Type] Dog Dry Dog Cans Dog Dry Cat Cans [Narragansett] Yes Yes No Yes [North Kingstown]

Output: Yes Yes Yes No

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Input: [Brand] Eukanuba [Type] Dog Dry [Narragansett] No [North Kingstown]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Brand] Fromm [Type] Dog Dry Dog Cans Dog Dry Cat Cans [Narragansett] No No No No [North Kingstown]

Output: Yes Yes Yes Yes

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Input: [Brand] Fussie Cat [Type] Cat Cans [Narragansett] Yes [North Kingstown]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Brand] Grandma Mae's Country Naturals [Type] Dog Dry Cat Dry [Narragansett] Yes Yes [North Kingstown]

Output: Yes Yes

Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Products


Input: [Brand] Merrick [Type] Dog Dry Dog Cans Cat Cans [Narragansett] Yes Yes Yes [North Kingstown]

Output: Yes Yes Yes

Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Products


Input: [Brand] Nature's Variety [Type] Dog Dry Dog Cans Cat Dry Cat Cans [Narragansett] Yes No Yes No [North Kingstown]

Output: Yes Yes Yes Yes

Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Products


Input: [Brand] Nutro [Type] Dog Dry Dog Cans Cat Dry Cat Cans [Narragansett] Yes Yes Yes Yes [North Kingstown]

Output: Yes Yes Yes Yes

Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Products


Input: [Brand] Orijen [Type] Dog Dry Cat Dry [Narragansett] Yes Yes [North Kingstown]

Output: Yes Yes

Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Products


Input: [Brand] Precise [Type] Dog Dry Dog Cans Cat Dry Cat Cans [Narragansett] Yes Yes Yes Yes [North Kingstown]

Output: No No No No

Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Products


Input: [Brand] Pro Plan [Type] Dog Dry Cat Dry [Narragansett] No No [North Kingstown]

Output: Yes Yes

Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Products


Input: [Brand] Science Diet [Type] Dog Dry Dog Cans Cat Dry Cat Cans [Narragansett] Yes Yes Yes Yes [North Kingstown]

Output: Yes Yes Yes Yes

Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Products


Input: [Brand] Solid Gold [Type] Dog Dry Dog Cans Cat Dry Cat Cans [Narragansett] Yes Yes Yes Yes [North Kingstown]

Output: No No No No

Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Products


Input: [Brand] Taste of the Wild [Type] Dog Dry [Narragansett] No [North Kingstown]

Output: Yes

Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Products


Input: [Brand] Wellness [Type] Dog Dry Dog Cans Cat Dry Cat Cans [Narragansett] Yes Yes Yes Yes [North Kingstown]

Output: Yes Yes Yes Yes

Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Pet Supplies Rhode Island, Cat Dog Supplies, Fish, Birds Reptiles Products


Input: Geneticist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Otolaryngologist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Anesthesiologist malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Geriatric medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Otorhinolaryngologist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Aortic stent implant accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Gynecologist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Pain management specialist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Audiologist malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Hair implant accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Pathologists medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Back surgery accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Hand surgery accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Pediatrician medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Bacterial infection accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Health care provider negligence [Osteopath medical malpractice] Perinatologist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Birth injury accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Heart transplant accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Periodontist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Birth-related neurological accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Heart surgeon medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Pharmaceutical accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Birth trauma

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Hematologist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Pharmacist malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Bone cast setting negligence

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Hemorrhoid surgery accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Pharmacy negligence [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Bone marrow transplant accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Hip replacement accident or personal injury [Osteopath medical malpractice] Physician malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Bone plate implant accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Histopathologist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Physical therapist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Bone screw implant accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Hospital malpractice or negligence [Osteopath medical malpractice] Physician assistant medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Bone transplant accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Hyperbaric medicine medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Plastic surgeon medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: botox implant negligence

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Hypoxia accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Plastic surgery medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Blood contamination accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Hysterectomy accident or personal injury [Osteopath medical malpractice] Podiatrist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Brachial plexus palsy accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Immunologist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Post-partum care medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Brain injury

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Infectious disease specialist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Pre-natal care medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Brain surgeon malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Infertility specialist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Pre-term labor accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Breast implant accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Intern malpractice or negligence [Osteopath medical malpractice] preventive medicine specialist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Breast reduction medical negligence

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Internist malpractice or negligence [Osteopath medical malpractice] Prescription drug accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Breast re-shaping accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: kidney transplant accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Prosthodontist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Bronchoscope accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Knee replacement accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Psychiatrist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Buttocks implant accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Laparoscopic surgery accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Psychologist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Cancer misdiagnosis

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Laser surgeon medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Pulmonologist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Cardiologist medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Laser surgery accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Radiologist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Cardiothoracic surgeon medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Lasik eye surgery accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Radial oncologist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Cardiovascular surgery medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Licensed practical nurse medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Radiation oncologist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Cerebral palsy

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Liposuction medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Radial pharmacologist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Cesarean section surgery accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: liver transplant accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Reconstructive surgeon surgery medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Chemotherapy accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Lung transplant accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Rectal surgeon medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Chin implant accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Maxillofacial surgeon medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Rectal surgery accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Chin reconstruction surgery medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Medical lab malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Registered nurse medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Chiropractor medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Medical professional malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Reproductive specialist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Clinical dietician medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Resident medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Clinical nurse specialist medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Medical monitoring equipment accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Rheumatologist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Clinical nutritionist medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Medical paralysis accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Rhinoplasty accident or personal injury [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Collagen implant accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Medical product defect [Osteopath medical malpractice] Rotator cuff surgery injury or accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Colonoscopy accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Medication error [Osteopath medical malpractice] Sexual assault by a health care provider [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Colon surgeon medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Medication dosing error [Osteopath medical malpractice] Shoulder dystocia accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Cosmetic surgeon medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Miscarriage accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Sleep medicine specialist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Calf implant accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Nerve surgery accident or personal injury [Osteopath medical malpractice] Spinal cord injury [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Cornea transplant accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Neck surgeon medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Sports medicine medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Counselor malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Needle biopsy accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Staff infection accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Critical care specialist malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Neonatologist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Stem cell transplant accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Cryogeneticist malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Neonatal nurse medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Stomach reduction surgeon medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Cryogenic medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Nephrologist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Suicide treatment medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Dental malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Nerve surgery accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Surgeon medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Dermatologist medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Nuclear medicine specialist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Surgery accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Doctor malpractice or negligence

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Neuropsychiatrist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Temporomandibular joint surgeon medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Ear surgeon medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Neuropsychologist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Teeth implant surgery accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Echocardiologist medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Neurosurgeon medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Thoracic surgeon medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Electrophysiologist medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Neurologist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Tissue transplant surgery accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Emergency physician medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Neuroradiologist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Tonsillectomy accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Emergency technician (EMT) medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Nursing home negligence [Osteopath medical malpractice] Toxicologist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Endocrinologist medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Nursing home staff malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Transgender surgery accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Endoscopy accident or personal injury

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Nurse malpractice or negligence [Osteopath medical malpractice] Tummy tuck surgery accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Environmental health specialist medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Nurse practitioner medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] urogynecology medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Erbs palsy

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Obstetrician medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Urologist medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Eye surgeon medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Ob/gyn medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Vasectomy accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Epidemiologist medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Oncologist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Vascular surgeon medical malpractice [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Face surgeon medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Ophthalmologist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Vascular surgery accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Family practitioner medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Optometrist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Venous stent implant accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Fertility specialist medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Oral surgeon medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Vein surgery accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Fungal infection accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Organ transplant accident [Osteopath medical malpractice] Tooth extraction surgery accident [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Gastroenterologist medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Orthodontist medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Dialysis center negligence [Allergist malpractice]

Output: Gastro-reduction surgery accident

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: Orthopedic medical malpractice [Osteopath medical malpractice] Oral surgery mishap [Allergist malpractice]

Output: General practitioner medical malpractice

Charleston SC Medical Malpractice Lawyers / South Carolina Birth Injury Attorneys: Negligence


Input: [Fruits] Apples [Vegetables] Carrots [Dairy] Milk [Starchy Foods]

Output: Whole grain Breads


Input: [Fruits] Oranges [Vegetables] Broccoli [Dairy] Yogurt [Starchy Foods]

Output: Rice


Input: [Fruits] Bananas [Vegetables] Cauliflower [Starchy Foods]

Output: Pasta


Input: [Fruits] Pears [Vegetables] Asparagus [Starchy Foods]

Output: Bagels


Input: [Fruits] Grapes [Vegetables] Eggplant [Starchy Foods]

Output: Crackers


Input: [Fruits] Strawberries [Vegetables] Zucchini [Starchy Foods]

Output: Oatmeal


Input: [Fruits] Kiwi [Vegetables] Radishes [Starchy Foods]

Output: Kidney beans


Input: [Series] Pattern [Heavy Duty Floor Mats] Deep Channels [Weather Beater Liners] Channels [X-Act Contour Liners] Deep Channels [Classic Style Liners]

Output: Classic Diamond


Input: [Series] Fit [Heavy Duty Floor Mats] Custom/Semi-Custom* [Weather Beater Liners] Custom [X-Act Contour Liners] Precision Custom Molded [Classic Style Liners]

Output: Custom


Input: [Series] Special Features [Heavy Duty Floor Mats] Extra Thick for Heavy Duty Use. Extra Deep Channels for Retainment of Liquids and Dirt [Weather Beater Liners] Channel Design, High Lips for Retainment and Easy Clean-Out of Liquids and Dirt [X-Act Contour Liners] Textured Soft Surface for OEM Looks and Feel [Classic Style Liners]

Output: Classic Low Profile Diamond Pattern. High Lips and Open Pattern for Easy Cleaning


Input: [Series] Reinforced Heel Pad for Driver [Heavy Duty Floor Mats] Yes Extra Thick [Weather Beater Liners] Yes [X-Act Contour Liners] Yes [Classic Style Liners]

Output: Yes


Input: [Series] Compatible with OEM Anchoring Systems [Heavy Duty Floor Mats] Yes [Weather Beater Liners] Yes [X-Act Contour Liners] Yes [Classic Style Liners]

Output: Yes


Input: [Series] Backing [Heavy Duty Floor Mats] Non-Slip Material Patented SPiN System with Sta-Put Nibs Keep Mats in Place [Weather Beater Liners] Non-Slip Material Patented SPiN System with Sta-Put Nibs Keep Mats in Place [X-Act Contour Liners] Non-Slip Material Patented SPiN System with Sta-Put Nibs Keep Mats in Place [Classic Style Liners]

Output: Non-Slip Material Patented SPiN System with Sta-Put Nibs Keep Mats in Place


Input: [Series] Available as Cargo Liner [Heavy Duty Floor Mats] No [Weather Beater Liners] Yes [X-Act Contour Liners] No [Classic Style Liners]

Output: Yes


Input: [Series] Material [Heavy Duty Floor Mats] Patented Polydurathene™, Proprietary Durable and Flexible Rubberized Thermoplastic [Weather Beater Liners] Patented Polydurathene™, Proprietary Durable and Flexible Rubberized Thermoplastic [X-Act Contour Liners] Patented Polydurathene™, Proprietary Durable and Flexible Rubberized Thermoplastic [Classic Style Liners]

Output: Patented Polydurathene™, Proprietary Durable and Flexible Rubberized Thermoplastic


Input: [0] 100% Unconditional Money Guarantee [Life Force Body Wrap] Yes [Seaweed Body Wraps] Maybe [Mud Body Wraps] Maybe [Mineral Body Wraps]

Output: Maybe


Input: [0] 100% Natural Herbal Ingredients [Life Force Body Wrap] Yes [Seaweed Body Wraps] Maybe [Mud Body Wraps] No [Mineral Body Wraps]

Output: No


Input: [0] Able To Be Done At Home-By Yourself! [Life Force Body Wrap] Yes [Seaweed Body Wraps] No [Mud Body Wraps] No [Mineral Body Wraps]

Output: No


Input: [0] Can Take A Bath Easily In Solution For MAXIMUM Inch Loss [Life Force Body Wrap] Yes [Seaweed Body Wraps] No [Mud Body Wraps] No [Mineral Body Wraps]

Output: No


Input: [0] Inch loss NOT From Water Loss [Life Force Body Wrap] Yes [Seaweed Body Wraps] Maybe [Mud Body Wraps] Maybe [Mineral Body Wraps]

Output: Maybe


Input: [0] Inch loss NOT From Compression [Life Force Body Wrap] Yes [Seaweed Body Wraps] Maybe [Mud Body Wraps] No [Mineral Body Wraps]

Output: No


Input: [0] Manufacturer GMP Certified [Life Force Body Wrap] Yes [Seaweed Body Wraps] Maybe [Mud Body Wraps] Maybe [Mineral Body Wraps]

Output: Maybe


Input: [0] Manufacture Member Of Better Business Bureau [Life Force Body Wrap] Yes [Seaweed Body Wraps] Maybe [Mud Body Wraps] Maybe [Mineral Body Wraps]

Output: Maybe


Input: [0] Skin Able To Breath During Wrap [Life Force Body Wrap] Yes [Seaweed Body Wraps] No [Mud Body Wraps] No [Mineral Body Wraps]

Output: No


Input: [0] Reduce Appearance Of Cellulite & Blemishes [Life Force Body Wrap] Yes [Seaweed Body Wraps] Maybe [Mud Body Wraps] No [Mineral Body Wraps]

Output: No


Input: [0] Jump-start A Weight Loss Program For Faster Results [Life Force Body Wrap] Yes [Seaweed Body Wraps] No [Mud Body Wraps] No [Mineral Body Wraps]

Output: No


Input: [0] Rebates For Increased Purchases [Life Force Body Wrap] Yes [Seaweed Body Wraps] Maybe [Mud Body Wraps] Maybe [Mineral Body Wraps]

Output: Maybe


Input: [0] Referral Program [Life Force Body Wrap] Yes [Seaweed Body Wraps] Maybe [Mud Body Wraps] Maybe [Mineral Body Wraps]

Output: Maybe


Input: [(Windows XP-) Application] ACDSee Pro [Resolution] poor to sub-average [Noise Reduction] good to very good [Exposure Quality (*)] very good [Color Quality (*)] good [Handling] average (RAW aspect) [Speed] very slow [Features] excellent [Pricing] 130 US$ [Sharpening / Noise Balance]

Output: good

RAW Image Converters - Conclusion (on-going)


Input: [(Windows XP-) Application] Raw Therapee v2.1.1 [Resolution] good [Noise Reduction] good [Exposure Quality (*)] very good [Color Quality (*)] good [Handling] average [Speed] extremely slow [Features] good [Pricing] Freeware! [Sharpening / Noise Balance]

Output: very good

RAW Image Converters - Conclusion (on-going)


Input: [(Windows XP-) Application] LightZone v3.0 [Resolution] very good [Noise Reduction] good [Exposure Quality (*)] good [Color Quality (*)] good [Handling] average [Speed] average [Features] good [Pricing] 249 US$ [Sharpening / Noise Balance]

Output: good

RAW Image Converters - Conclusion (on-going)


Input: [(Windows XP-) Application] DxO Optics Pro v4.1 [Resolution] sub-average [Noise Reduction] very good [Exposure Quality (*)] very good [Color Quality (*)] very good [Handling] good [Speed] good [Features] average (profile n/a) to very good (profile available) [Pricing] 149US$ (standard edition) or 299US$ (pro edition) [Sharpening / Noise Balance]

Output: very good

RAW Image Converters - Conclusion (on-going)


Input: [(Windows XP-) Application] RawShooter Premium (discontinued) [Resolution] excellent [Noise Reduction] good to very good [Exposure Quality (*)] very good [Color Quality (*)] good [Handling] very good [Speed] extremely fast [Features] very good [Pricing] discontinued [Sharpening / Noise Balance]

Output: very good

RAW Image Converters - Conclusion (on-going)


Input: [(Windows XP-) Application] Adobe Camera RAW v4.1 [Resolution] very good [Noise Reduction] good [Exposure Quality (*)] good to very good [Color Quality (*)] good to very good [Handling] good (plug-in) [Speed] fast [Features] good (plug-in) [Pricing] free but requires Photoshop CS2 [Sharpening / Noise Balance]

Output: very good

RAW Image Converters - Conclusion (on-going)


Input: [(Windows XP-) Application] Adobe Lightroom v1.0 Beta4.1 [Resolution] very good [Noise Reduction] good [Exposure Quality (*)] very good [Color Quality (*)] very good [Handling] very good [Speed] quite fast [Features] very good to excellent [Pricing] yet to be announced [Sharpening / Noise Balance]

Output: good to very good

RAW Image Converters - Conclusion (on-going)


Input: [(Windows XP-) Application] Helicon Filter 4.50 [Resolution] good [Noise Reduction] very good [Exposure Quality (*)] very good [Color Quality (*)] good [Handling] average [Speed] slow [Features] very good [Pricing] 40 US$ [Sharpening / Noise Balance]

Output: very good

RAW Image Converters - Conclusion (on-going)


Input: [(Windows XP-) Application] Bibble Pro 4.9 [Resolution] average [Noise Reduction] excellent [Exposure Quality (*)] very good [Color Quality (*)] very good [Handling] very good [Speed] slow with active distortion correction, otherwise quite fast [Features] very good [Pricing] 130 US$ [Sharpening / Noise Balance]

Output: very good

RAW Image Converters - Conclusion (on-going)


Input: [(Windows XP-) Application] SilkyPix Developer 3.0 [Resolution] good (default: soft) [Noise Reduction] sub-average [Exposure Quality (*)] very good [Color Quality (*)] very good [Handling] very good [Speed] average [Features] very good [Pricing] 16.000 YEN (130 US$ or 100 EUR) [Sharpening / Noise Balance]

Output: good to very good

RAW Image Converters - Conclusion (on-going)


Input: [(Windows XP-) Application] Lasersoft Silverfast DCPro 6.5 [Resolution] very good [Noise Reduction] good to very good [Exposure Quality (*)] very good [Color Quality (*)] good to very good [Handling] sub-average [Speed] sub-average [Features] good [Pricing] 249 EUR [Sharpening / Noise Balance]

Output: good to very good

RAW Image Converters - Conclusion (on-going)


Input: [No.] 1 [Technical specification] 58.4 Vdc [Item]

Output: Over voltage protection

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Input: [No.] 2 [Technical specification] The charger software limits the maximum output voltage to a level suitable for the connected battery system [Item]

Output: Limited voltage protection

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Input: [No.] 3 [Technical specification] An internal temperature monitor reduce charger output power in extreme operational temperature to prevent damage [Item]

Output: Thermal protection

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Input: [No.] 4 [Technical specification] 15 Amps [Remark] At CC mode [Item]

Output: Current limiting protection

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Input: [No.] 5 [Technical specification] Short circuit is protected by fuse [Remark] replaceable [Item]

Output: Output short circuit protection

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Input: [No.] 6 [Technical specification] Polarity reverse can be protected by fuse [Remark] replaceable [Item]

Output: Electronic reverse battery protection

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Input: [Pros] Basic health care made widely available. [Cons] Politically unattractive in U.S. Large deadweight loss due to taxation. Large redistribution impact. May increase moral hazard. [Solution]

Output: Single-payer, universal insurance.

A matrix of options | Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis


Input: [Pros] Extends tax subsidies for health insurance to self-employed and broadens coverage through small employers. [Cons] Some research indicates credits may not induce insurance purchases. [Solution]

Output: Tax credits for small employers to encourage them to provide insurance for employers.

A matrix of options | Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis


Input: [Pros] Larger risk sharing pools and greater leverage with insurers. [Cons] Research suggests they do provide more choice, but don't lower prices. [Solution]

Output: Buyer pools for insurance.

A matrix of options | Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis


Input: [Pros] Increases number of workers and lower pressure on wages. [Cons] Expensive. Slow. [Solution]

Output: Subsidizes education for nurses and other health care workers.

A matrix of options | Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis


Input: [Pros] Less expensive drugs. [Cons] Legal challenges by manufacturers (though federal courts have recently rejected several challenges). Price caps may discourage research. [Solution]

Output: State negotiates discount prices with pharmaceutical companies. Companies not offering discounts may face price caps.

A matrix of options | Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis


Input: [Pros] Less artificial demand creation for drugs. [Cons] Inhibits information flow. Open to First Amendment challenges. [Solution]

Output: Restricts drug advertising.

A matrix of options | Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis


Input: [Pros] Introduces more competition in drug manufacturing. Lower prices. [Cons] May reduce research and development for new drugs. [Solution]

Output: Reduces patent protection for drugs.

A matrix of options | Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis


Input: [Cake Flavors] White [Icing Flavors] Natural White Buttercream [Filling Flavors]

Output: Buttercream


Input: [Cake Flavors] Chocolate [Icing Flavors] Chocolate Buttercream [Filling Flavors]

Output: Chocolate Mousse


Input: [Cake Flavors] Carrot [Icing Flavors] Cream Cheese [Filling Flavors]

Output: Vanilla Mousse


Input: [Cake Flavors] Red Velvet [Icing Flavors] German Chocolate (extra $) [Filling Flavors]

Output: Raspberry Mousse


Input: [Cake Flavors] Almond [Icing Flavors] Peppermint (Dec – Jan) [Filling Flavors]

Output: Lemon Curd


Input: [Cake Flavors] Apple Spice (Sep – Nov) [Filling Flavors]

Output: Fruit – Raspberry


Input: [Cake Flavors] Pumpkin (Sep – Nov) [Filling Flavors]

Output: Fruit – Cherry


Input: [Cake Flavors] Gingerbread (Sep – Jan) [Filling Flavors]

Output: Fruit – Strawberry


Input: [Cake Flavors] Pink Champagne (Dec – Jan) [Filling Flavors]

Output: Fruit – Pineapple


Input: [Denyx] Solid colors or granite effects are available [Cultured Marble/Onyx] Solid colors or an unlimited variety of veined styles are available. Onyx is always veined. [0]

Output: Colors


Input: [Denyx] Stronger than cultured marble or natural stone. Chips and scratches can be sanded out. Highly heat resistant and if burned the burn can be sanded off of the surface. [Cultured Marble/Onyx] Stronger than natural stone since it is not brittle. Minor scratches can be removed with light sanding and polishing. [0]

Output: Durability


Input: [Denyx] Can be cast into a variety of sizes and shapes and further customized by seaming and cutting into any configuration [Cultured Marble/Onyx] Can be cast into a variety of sizes and shapes but cultured marble/onyx is limited to the available mold sizes [0]

Output: Custom sizes


Input: [Denyx] Can be cut and routed to produce any shape or edge profile and polished to a finished surface [Cultured Marble/Onyx] Can be trimmed to fit but once cultured marble/onyx is cut it cannot be polished to match the original finish [0]

Output: Cutting


Input: [Denyx] Nearly invisible seams allow pieces to be fabricated into any size and shape. [Cultured Marble/Onyx] High quality seams are not possible in cultured marble/onyx. [0]

Output: Seams


Input: [Denyx] Can not be permanently stained. Non-porous surface is highly stain resistant and completely renewable. [Cultured Marble/Onyx] Hygienic surface coating is non-porous and stain resistant. [0]

Output: Stain resistance


Input: [Denyx] Solid colors may be ordered in custom color matches [Cultured Marble/Onyx] Both solid and veined colors can be custom matched and combined into an infinite array of colors [0]

Output: Color matching


Input: [P. aquilonius] Begins 20 minutes after sunset For 1 hour [P. marginellus] Begins 10 minutes after sunset For 40 minutes [Behavior]

Output: Flight time

Museum of Science Firefly Watch | December 2013 Featured Paper


Input: [P. aquilonius] Late June to late July [P. marginellus] Early July to late August [Behavior]

Output: Flight season (at study site in MA)

Museum of Science Firefly Watch | December 2013 Featured Paper


Input: [P. aquilonius] Up to 12 feet above ground [P. marginellus] Less than 6 feet above ground [Behavior]

Output: Flight path

Museum of Science Firefly Watch | December 2013 Featured Paper


Input: [P. aquilonius] Open fields bordered by woods [P. marginellus] Mowed grass under grove of trees [Behavior]

Output: Habitat

Museum of Science Firefly Watch | December 2013 Featured Paper


Input: [P. aquilonius] Single flash repeated every 5-7 seconds at 70 deg. [P. marginellus] Single flash repeated every 3-4 seconds at 70 deg. [Behavior]

Output: Male flash

Museum of Science Firefly Watch | December 2013 Featured Paper


Input: [P. aquilonius] 2 second delay at 62 deg. [P. marginellus] 1 second delay at 62 deg. [Behavior]

Output: Female response

Museum of Science Firefly Watch | December 2013 Featured Paper


Input: [P. aquilonius] Land within 1.5 feet of female and walk towards her [P. marginellus] Males took to flight if they couldn’t find females [Behavior]

Output: Males approach

Museum of Science Firefly Watch | December 2013 Featured Paper


Input: [P. aquilonius] Grass or small shrub [P. marginellus] Mown grass, but moves to tree canopy later in season if unsuccessful [Behavior]

Output: Female perch

Museum of Science Firefly Watch | December 2013 Featured Paper


Input: [P. aquilonius] Up to 1 hour [P. marginellus] Up to 25 minutes [Behavior]

Output: Mating stage 1 with male on top

Museum of Science Firefly Watch | December 2013 Featured Paper


Input: [P. aquilonius] Up to 8 hours [P. marginellus] Up to 3 hours [Behavior]

Output: Mating stage 2 with male and female back to back

Museum of Science Firefly Watch | December 2013 Featured Paper


Input: [P. aquilonius] 4 days [P. marginellus] 11 days [Behavior]

Output: Elapsed time to last resighting of marked males

Museum of Science Firefly Watch | December 2013 Featured Paper


Input: [P. aquilonius] 21 days [P. marginellus] 41 days [Behavior]

Output: Elapsed time to last resighting of marked females

Museum of Science Firefly Watch | December 2013 Featured Paper


Input: [Scale] 1 [Description] Dry hard track [Category]

Output: Firm

Australian Horse Racing Track Ratings Guide


Input: [Scale] 2 [Description] Firm track with reasonable grass coverage [Category]

Output: Firm

Australian Horse Racing Track Ratings Guide


Input: [Scale] 3 [Description] Track with good grass coverage and cushion [Category]

Output: Good

Australian Horse Racing Track Ratings Guide


Input: [Scale] 4 [Description] Track with some give in it [Category]

Output: Good

Australian Horse Racing Track Ratings Guide


Input: [Scale] 5 [Description] Track with a reasonable amount of give in it [Category]

Output: Soft

Australian Horse Racing Track Ratings Guide


Input: [Scale] 6 [Description] Moist but not a badly affected track [Category]

Output: Soft

Australian Horse Racing Track Ratings Guide


Input: [Scale] 7 [Description] More rain-affected track that will chop out [Category]

Output: Soft

Australian Horse Racing Track Ratings Guide