Input: [Symptoms] Cough [Flu] Common; can become severe [Cold]

Output: Mild to mod.

Health Services - Fremont County School District # 2


Input: [0] Texture Quality [Medium Preset] Medium [High Preset] High [Ultra Preset] Ultra [Low Preset]

Output: Low

Battlefield 4 Performance Analysis | bit-tech.net


Input: [0] Texture Filtering [Medium Preset] Medium [High Preset] High [Ultra Preset] Ultra [Low Preset]

Output: Low

Battlefield 4 Performance Analysis | bit-tech.net


Input: [0] Lighting Quality [Medium Preset] Medium [High Preset] High [Ultra Preset] Ultra [Low Preset]

Output: Low

Battlefield 4 Performance Analysis | bit-tech.net


Input: [0] Effects Quality [Medium Preset] Medium [High Preset] High [Ultra Preset] Ultra [Low Preset]

Output: Low

Battlefield 4 Performance Analysis | bit-tech.net


Input: [0] Post Process Quality [Medium Preset] Medium [High Preset] High [Ultra Preset] Ultra [Low Preset]

Output: Low

Battlefield 4 Performance Analysis | bit-tech.net


Input: [0] Mesh Quality [Medium Preset] Medium [High Preset] High [Ultra Preset] Ultra [Low Preset]

Output: Low

Battlefield 4 Performance Analysis | bit-tech.net


Input: [0] Terrain Quality [Medium Preset] Medium [High Preset] High [Ultra Preset] Ultra [Low Preset]

Output: Low

Battlefield 4 Performance Analysis | bit-tech.net


Input: [0] Terrain Decoration [Medium Preset] Medium [High Preset] High [Ultra Preset] Ultra [Low Preset]

Output: Low

Battlefield 4 Performance Analysis | bit-tech.net


Input: [0] Anti-Aliasing Deferred [Medium Preset] Off [High Preset] Off [Ultra Preset] 4x MSAA [Low Preset]

Output: Off

Battlefield 4 Performance Analysis | bit-tech.net


Input: [0] Anti-Aliasing Post [Medium Preset] Medium [High Preset] High [Ultra Preset] High [Low Preset]

Output: Off

Battlefield 4 Performance Analysis | bit-tech.net


Input: [0] Ambient Occlusion [Medium Preset] SSAO [High Preset] HBAO [Ultra Preset] HBAO [Low Preset]

Output: Off

Battlefield 4 Performance Analysis | bit-tech.net


Input: [Model] GWRN10 [Fuel Type] Natural Gas [BTU Per Hour] 10,000 [Description]

Output: Heats up to 300 Sq. Feet 2 Heat Settings Manually Controlled

GloWarm Heaters - ventfree infrared heaters


Input: [Model] GWRP10 [Fuel Type] Propane [BTU Per Hour] 10,000 [Description]

Output: Heats up to 300 Sq. Feet 2 Heat Settings Manually Controlled

GloWarm Heaters - ventfree infrared heaters


Input: [Model] GWRN18A [Fuel Type] Natural Gas [BTU Per Hour] 18,000 [Description]

Output: Heatsup to 600 Sq. Feet 2 Heat Settings Manually Controlled

GloWarm Heaters - ventfree infrared heaters


Input: [Model] GWRP16A [Fuel Type] Propane [BTU Per Hour] 16,000 [Description]

Output: Heats up to 600 Sq. Feet 2 Heat Settings Manually Controlled

GloWarm Heaters - ventfree infrared heaters


Input: [Model] GWRN18TA [Fuel Type] Natural Gas [BTU Per Hour] 18,000 [Description]

Output: Heats up to 600 Sq. Feet Thermostatically Controlled

GloWarm Heaters - ventfree infrared heaters


Input: [Model] GWRP16TA [Fuel Type] Propane [BTU Per Hour] 16,000 [Description]

Output: Heats up to 600 Sq. Feet Thermostatically Controlled

GloWarm Heaters - ventfree infrared heaters


Input: [Model] GWRN30A [Fuel Type] Natural Gas [BTU Per Hour] 30,000 [Description]

Output: Heats up to 1,000 Sq. Feet Manually Controlled

GloWarm Heaters - ventfree infrared heaters


Input: [Model] GWRP26A [Fuel Type] Propane [BTU Per Hour] 26,000 [Description]

Output: Heats up to 1,000 Sq. Feet Manually Controlled

GloWarm Heaters - ventfree infrared heaters


Input: [Model] GWRN30TA [Fuel Type] Natural Gas [BTU Per Hour] 30,000 [Description]

Output: Heats up to 1,000 Sq. Feet Thermostatically Controlled

GloWarm Heaters - ventfree infrared heaters


Input: [Model] GWRP26TA [Fuel Type] Propane [BTU Per Hour] 26,000 [Description]

Output: Heats up to 1,000 Sq. Feet Thermostatically Controlled

GloWarm Heaters - ventfree infrared heaters


Input: [PVC] Slippery Vinyl [Cotton Candy Machine] Snow Cone Machine [Trucking Covers]

Output: Trucking Tarps

Inflatable Slides: Commercial Inflatable Slide, Screamer Slides, Outdoor Slides


Input: [PVC] Webbing [Cotton Candy Machine] Popcorn Machine [Trucking Covers]

Output: Hay Covers

Inflatable Slides: Commercial Inflatable Slide, Screamer Slides, Outdoor Slides


Input: [PVC] Netting [Cotton Candy Machine] Rectangle Plastic Tables [Trucking Covers]

Output: Roof Tarps

Inflatable Slides: Commercial Inflatable Slide, Screamer Slides, Outdoor Slides


Input: [PVC] Fishnet [Cotton Candy Machine] Round Plastic Tables [Trucking Covers]

Output: Building Covers

Inflatable Slides: Commercial Inflatable Slide, Screamer Slides, Outdoor Slides


Input: [PVC] Baffle [Cotton Candy Machine] Cocktail Tables [Trucking Covers]

Output: Canopys

Inflatable Slides: Commercial Inflatable Slide, Screamer Slides, Outdoor Slides


Input: [PVC] Mesh [Cotton Candy Machine] Plastic Chairs [Trucking Covers]

Output: Construction Tarps

Inflatable Slides: Commercial Inflatable Slide, Screamer Slides, Outdoor Slides


Input: [PVC] Velcro [Cotton Candy Machine] Chiavari Chairs [Trucking Covers]

Output: Liners

Inflatable Slides: Commercial Inflatable Slide, Screamer Slides, Outdoor Slides


Input: [Anser cygnoides] Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Aves Order: Anseriformes Family: Anatidae [Scientific Name]

Output: Classification


Input: [Anser cygnoides] Domesticated-raised for eggs and meat. [Scientific Name]

Output: Status


Input: [Anser cygnoides] Originating in Southeast China, the African Goose was brought to the United States in the 19th century. [Scientific Name]

Output: Range


Input: [Anser cygnoides] Plants [Scientific Name]

Output: Diet


Input: [Anser cygnoides] 18-20 pounds [Scientific Name]

Output: Size


Input: [Anser cygnoides] 10-15 years [Scientific Name]

Output: Lifespan


Input: [Scientific Name]

Output: Location


Input: [Anser cygnoides] African Goose [Scientific Name]

Output: Print Fact Sheet


Input: [Coping Strategy] Get up from the table immediately and do something you enjoy, like a new hobby. Go for a walk or ride your bike. [Trigger]

Output: Finishing a meal

Determined To Quit > Coping With Triggers


Input: [Coping Strategy] Remove the ash tray from your car or fill it with potpourri. Clean the inside of your car so it does not smell like smoke. Play your favorite music while you are driving. [Trigger]

Output: Driving your car

Determined To Quit > Coping With Triggers


Input: [Coping Strategy] When at home, use a phone in a different room than you normally do. Keep candies, toothpicks or other objects nearby to replace cigarettes. [Trigger]

Output: Talking on the telephone

Determined To Quit > Coping With Triggers


Input: [Coping Strategy] Change your morning coffee routine as much as possible. Use a different mug, or drink coffee in a different location than usual. Wait until you get to work to have your first cup of coffee. If you drink coffee with caffeine in it, try to reduce the amount you drink daily by half. Consuming the same level of caffeine after you quit smoking can cause symptoms such as anxiety and insomnia, which can heighten urges to smoke. [Trigger]

Output: Drinking Coffee

Determined To Quit > Coping With Triggers


Input: [Coping Strategy] Avoid places where people congregate to smoke. During breaks, spend time with people at work who do not smoke. [Trigger]

Output: Taking a break from work

Determined To Quit > Coping With Triggers


Input: [Coping Strategy] Alcohol can be a powerful trigger that weakens your resolve not to smoke. The best thing is to avoid alcohol (or at least minimize drinking) when you are first quitting. [Trigger]

Output: Drinking alcohol

Determined To Quit > Coping With Triggers


Input: [Coping Strategy] At first, it might seem like quitting impacts your social life. But this feeling rarely lasts once you adjust to a smoke-free lifestyle. There’s no need to stop having fun, just avoid situations where people are having cigarettes as much as possible. If people are smoking inside, step out for a breath of fresh air. While you're in the process of quitting, try to spend more time with people who do not smoke. [Trigger]

Output: Going to parties

Determined To Quit > Coping With Triggers


Input: [Coping Strategy] Go for a brisk walk or get your energy out in some other form of physical activity. [Trigger]

Output: After an argument

Determined To Quit > Coping With Triggers


Input: [Coping Strategy] Go to the Quit Companion and send yourself e-mail or text messages that will help you deal with specific triggers. [Trigger]

Output: All triggers

Determined To Quit > Coping With Triggers


Input: [Treatment] IVF [What's this?]

Output: Eggs are fertilised with sperm in a laboratory dish, then transferred to the womb....more about IVF

Treatments and Services at The Lister Fertility Clinic


Input: [Treatment] ICSI [What's this?]

Output: A single sperm is directly injected into an egg. The fertilised egg is transferred to the womb...more about ICSI

Treatments and Services at The Lister Fertility Clinic


Input: [Treatment] Surgical sperm collection [What's this?]

Output: The surgical retrieval of sperm for use in fertility treatment.

Treatments and Services at The Lister Fertility Clinic


Input: [Treatment] Egg preparation [What's this?]

Output: The preparation of eggs for use in fertility treatment.

Treatments and Services at The Lister Fertility Clinic


Input: [Treatment] Thawing or rewarming gametes [What's this?]

Output: The preparation of gametes that have been frozen for use in treatment.

Treatments and Services at The Lister Fertility Clinic


Input: [Treatment] Insemination [What's this?]

Output: The best quality donor sperm are selected and inserted into the woman's womb....more about Insemination

Treatments and Services at The Lister Fertility Clinic


Input: [Treatment] GIFT [What's this?]

Output: A procedure in which eggs are retrieved from a woman, mixed with sperm and immediately replaced in one or other of the woman's fallopian tubes so that they fertilise inside the body (in vivo).

Treatments and Services at The Lister Fertility Clinic


Input: [Treatment] Egg collection [What's this?]

Output: Procedure by which eggs are collected from the woman's ovaries by using an ultrasound guided needle, or by using a laparoscope (an instrument used for looking into the abdomen) and a needle. Also known as egg retrieval.

Treatments and Services at The Lister Fertility Clinic


Input: [Treatment] Ovarian tissue collection [What's this?]

Output: The collection of ovarian tissue from a woman.

Treatments and Services at The Lister Fertility Clinic


Input: [Treatment] Semen preparation [What's this?]

Output: The preparation of semen for use in fertility treatment.

Treatments and Services at The Lister Fertility Clinic


Input: [Treatment] In vitro maturation [What's this?]

Output: If eggs are removed from the ovaries when they are still immature, they can then be matured in the laboratory before being fertilised.

Treatments and Services at The Lister Fertility Clinic


Input: [Treatment] Lavage [What's this?]

Output: The removal of a fertilised egg or cleavage stage embryo from the womb before implantation by washing out the uterine cavity.

Treatments and Services at The Lister Fertility Clinic


Input: [Treatment] Assisted hatching (mechanical, chemical, laser) [What's this?]

Output: The mechanical, laser or chemical breaching of the zona pellucida (outer layer) of the egg.

Treatments and Services at The Lister Fertility Clinic


Input: [Drugs type] Alcohol [Physichic dependence] Mild to marked [Physichical dependence] Mild to marked [Tolerance]

Output: Some

UNODC - Bulletin on Narcotics - 1981 Issue 2 - 001


Input: [Drugs type] Barbiturate and certain other sedatives [Physichic dependence] Mild to marked [Physichical dependence] Mild to marked [Tolerance]

Output: Substantial

UNODC - Bulletin on Narcotics - 1981 Issue 2 - 001


Input: [Drugs type] Opiate (morphine) [Physichic dependence] Moderate to marked [Physichical dependence] Marked [Tolerance]

Output: Marked

UNODC - Bulletin on Narcotics - 1981 Issue 2 - 001


Input: [Drugs type] Cocaine [Physichic dependence] Mild to marked [Physichical dependence] None [Tolerance]

UNODC - Bulletin on Narcotics - 1981 Issue 2 - 001


Input: [Drugs type] Amphetamine and certain other stimulants [Physichic dependence] Mild to marked [Physichical dependence] Little, if any [Tolerance]

Output: Marked

UNODC - Bulletin on Narcotics - 1981 Issue 2 - 001


Input: [Drugs type] Khat [Physichic dependence] Mild to moderate [Physichical dependence] Little, if any [Tolerance]

Output: Little, if any

UNODC - Bulletin on Narcotics - 1981 Issue 2 - 001


Input: [Drugs type] Hallucinogen (LSD) [Physichic dependence] Mild to moderate [Physichical dependence] None [Tolerance]

Output: May be marked width some agents

UNODC - Bulletin on Narcotics - 1981 Issue 2 - 001


Input: [Drugs type] Cannabis (marijuana) [Physichic dependence] Mild to moderate [Physichical dependence] Little, if any [Tolerance]

Output: Probable some at higher doses

UNODC - Bulletin on Narcotics - 1981 Issue 2 - 001


Input: [Drugs type] Volatile solvent (inhalant) [Physichic dependence] Mild to moderate [Physichical dependence] Little, if any [Tolerance]

Output: Some with certain agents

UNODC - Bulletin on Narcotics - 1981 Issue 2 - 001


Input: [0] Nature [RETRACTION RING] It is an end result of tonic uterine contraction and retraction [CONSTRICTION RING]

Output: It is a manifestation of localised inco-ordinated uterine contraction.

A GUIDE FOR NURSES: abnormal uterine actions


Input: [0] Cause [RETRACTION RING] Following obstructed labour [CONSTRICTION RING]

Output: Undue irritability of the uterus.

A GUIDE FOR NURSES: abnormal uterine actions


Input: [0] Situation [RETRACTION RING] At the junction of upper and lower segment. The position progressively moves upwards [CONSTRICTION RING]

Output: Usually at the junction of upper and lower segment but may occur in other places. The position does not alter.

A GUIDE FOR NURSES: abnormal uterine actions


Input: [0] Uterus [RETRACTION RING] Upper segment is tonically contracted with no relaxation The wall becomes thicker, lower segment becomes distended and thinned out [CONSTRICTION RING]

Output: Upper segment contracts and retracts with relaxation in between lower segment remains thick and loose.

A GUIDE FOR NURSES: abnormal uterine actions


Input: [0] Maternal condition [RETRACTION RING] Maternal exhaustion, sepsis appear early [CONSTRICTION RING]

Output: Almost unaffected unless the labour is prolonged

A GUIDE FOR NURSES: abnormal uterine actions


Input: [0] Abdominal Examination [RETRACTION RING] o Uterus is tense and tender o Not easily felt o Ring is felt as a groove placed obliquely o Usually absent [CONSTRICTION RING]

Output: oUterus feels normal and not tender oFetal parts are easily felt oIon Ring is not felt oRound ligament is not felt oFHS is usually felt

A GUIDE FOR NURSES: abnormal uterine actions


Input: [0] Vaginal examination [RETRACTION RING] o Lower segment is very much pressed by the forcibly driven presenting part o Ring cannot be felt vaginally o Features are present [CONSTRICTION RING]

Output: o The lower segment is not pressed by the presenting part o Ring is felt usually above the head o Features of obstructed labour are absent

A GUIDE FOR NURSES: abnormal uterine actions


Input: [0] End result [RETRACTION RING] o Maternal exhaustion and sepsis appear early o Fetal anoxia and even death are usually early o Rupture uterus in multi gravidae is common [CONSTRICTION RING]

Output: o Maternal exhaustion is a late feature o Fetal anoxia usually appear late o Chance of uterine rupture is absent

A GUIDE FOR NURSES: abnormal uterine actions


Input: [0] Principle of treatment [RETRACTION RING] To relieve the obstruction by safe procedure after excluding rupture uterus. [CONSTRICTION RING]

Output: To relax the ring followed by delivery of the baby or to cut the ring during C.S

A GUIDE FOR NURSES: abnormal uterine actions


Input: [0] Acacia [2] Most meats, beef, vegetables [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Mesquite Family – Strong

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Alder [2] Fish, pork, poultry, light meat game birds, great with Salmon [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Delicate with a hint of sweeness

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Almond [2] Good with all meats [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Nutty & sweet smoke flavor, light Ash

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Apple [2] Beef, poultry, game birds, pork and ham [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Slightly sweet, but dense, fruity smoke flavor

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Apricot [2] Good on most meats [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Milder flavor and sweeter than Hickory

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Ash [2] Good with fish and red meats [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Fast burning, light but distinctive flavor

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Birch [2] Good with pork and poultry [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Medium hard wood with a flavor like Maple

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Cherry [2] Good with all meats [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Slightly sweet, fruity smoke flavor

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Cottonwood [2] Good on most meats [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Very subtle in flavor

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Grape Vines [2] Good with all meats [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Aromatic, similar to fruit woods

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Grapefruit [2] Excellent with beef, pork and poultry [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Medium smoke flavor with a hint of fruitiness

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Hickory [2] Good for all smoking, especially pork and ribs – Most popular in the South [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Pungent, smoky, bacon-like flavor, the most common wood used

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Lemon [2] Excellent with beef, pork and poultry [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Medium smoke flavor with a hint of fruitiness

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Lilac [2] Good with seafood and lamb [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Very light, subtle with a hint of floral

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Maple [2] Good with pork, poultry, cheese, vegetables and small game birds [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Mild smoky, somewhat sweet flavor

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Mequite [2] Most meats, especially beef, most vegetables – Most popular in Texas [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Strong, earthy flavor

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Mulberry [2] Beef, poultry, game birds, pork and ham [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Sweet smell and reminds one of apple

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Nectarine [2] Good on most meats [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: The flavor is milder and sweeter than Hickory

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Oak [2] Good with red meat, pork, fish and heavy game [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: The second most popular wood, heavy smoke flavor, red oak is considered the best by many Pitmasters

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Orange [2] Excellent with beef, pork and poultry [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Medium smoke flavor with a hint of fruitiness

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Peach [2] Good on most meats [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Slightly sweet, woodsy flavor

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Pear [2] Poultry, game birds and pork [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Slightly sweet, woodsy flavor

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Pecan [2] Good on most meats [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: More like Oak than Hickory, but not as strong

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Plum [2] Good on most meats [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Milder and sweeter than Hickory

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] Walnut [2] Good with red meats and game [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: Very heavy smoke flavor, usually mixed with lighter wood, like Pecan or Apple. Can be bitter if used alone or not aged

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [0] NOTES: [Cooking Wood Chart]

Output: New Variation: Whiskey Barrell – Aged Oak from Jack Daniels barrells

BBQ Smoking Wood – Guide | Barbecue Tricks


Input: [Date] 2014-12-18 [Score] 3 [Customer Comment] I just received the mouse and it feels comfortable holding it, however I found that to go from one corner of the screen to the other you need to move a mouse for a greater distance than the normal mouse and that feels uncomfortable, so I end up lifting the mouse (which feels heavy for the condition of my hands) as otherwise you need a lot of space and it doesnt feel right. I was wondering is it possible to adjust this somehow so you can go from one corner to the other within 1 inch, rather then 4 inches? I was unable to find how to adjust it so far. Is it possible at all? [Posturite Comment]

Output: Hi Bella, You can adjust the DPI settings of the Penguin which should improve the sensitivity and shorten the movement required to move the cursor over longer distances. Hope this helps. Variable DPI [400-600-800-1200] The default setting is 400 DPI. To adjust, press and release the DPI button on the base of the Penguin. The illuminated â€˜Pâ€™ logo will flash to indicate the DPI has been changed. 400: The illuminated â€˜Pâ€™ logo will remain constant (default setting) 600: The illuminated â€˜Pâ€™ logo will flash (5Hz) for five seconds 800: The illuminated â€˜Pâ€™ logo will flash (10Hz) faster for five seconds

Penguin Ambidextrous Vertical Mouse | Posturite


Input: [Date] 2014-10-21 [Score] 3 [Customer Comment] Ive had two weeks of use without noticeable tendonitis improvement. I find the sensitivity too low which results in mouse lifts to move the pointer on the screen. Can anyone show me how to adjust the sensitivity? [Posturite Comment]

Output: Hi Ed, you can increase the DPI of the Penguin Mouse by pushing the DPI button on its base. There are 4 different DPI settings [400, 600, 800 or 1200 DPI]. You can find out more information on this in the User Guide - you can find it here: www.posturite.co.uk/media/pdf-downloads/Penguin-Mouse-User-Guide_525x80mm.pdf

Penguin Ambidextrous Vertical Mouse | Posturite


Input: [Date] 2014-07-16 [Score] 2 [Customer Comment] I am a civil engineer and I spend 8 hours a day in intensive computer usage with CAD programs. I had a complete tear of the tendon in my elbow and needed another mouse option. I found the Penguin before my surgery and I loved this mouse. I was able to go back to work within a week of surgery thanks to this mouse; however, it was not able to stand up with the rigors I was requesting out of it. The first mouse stopped charging and kudos to Posturite who sent a replacement with no questions or issues. The second mouse worked great for about 4 months and then the wheel stopped working. I gave up and did not contact them for a replacement since I decided I was asking too much from the mouse. It is possible I got two bad mice, but I doubt it. I am now using another vertical mouse that is able to stand up to the rigors of my job, but will consider another penguin in the future if it can hold up to the task [Posturite Comment]

Output: Hi, Firstly, I am glad to hear that you liked the penguin mouse, they are fantastic solutions for anyone suffering from MD problems who need a mouse to work with. However, they may be better a solution for more everyday based computer work, instead of with CAD & graphics programmes. For these a vertical mouse such as the Evoluent may be better. If you require anymore help or assistance please do not hesitate to contact us.

Penguin Ambidextrous Vertical Mouse | Posturite


Input: [Date] 2013-12-13 [Score] 2 [Customer Comment] Ive had this mouse for a few months, and while I like the design the build construction is particularly poor. The mouse freezes every few minutes and requires turning off and on again, the scroll wheel only works in inverse mode now, and the finish is already peeling off. If my office had windows that open this mouse would have been thrown out of one by now. [Posturite Comment]

Output: Hi Gee, Im sorry that you feel that the penguin mouse is of poor quality, it is one of our best selling products and most highly reviewed so I am surprised to hear you have had issues with it. Please contact our customer services dept for more assistance if it is still required as we may be able to source a replacement for you.

Penguin Ambidextrous Vertical Mouse | Posturite


Input: [Date] 2014-08-20 [Score] 1 [Customer Comment] Mouse broke after 3 days! [Posturite Comment]

Output: Hi Andy , Im sorry to hear that the penguin broke so soon after purchase, The Penguin is one of our most highly rated products among our customers due to its quality and ability to help with carpel tunnel problems. It sounds like the one you have recieved may be faulty, please contact our customer services department to arrange a replacement on 0845 345 0010

Penguin Ambidextrous Vertical Mouse | Posturite


Input: [Date] 2014-12-22 [Score] 1 [Customer Comment] Posturite remove the bad reviews and add positive reviews themselves. This review will be removed. The penguin is NOT accurate. Its massive with buttons that are very hard to press. [Posturite Comment]

Output: Hi John, thanks for your comment. Im sorry to hear that you are not getting on with your Penguin mouse. The mouse is available in 3 different sizes, so it might be down to you having the incorrect size for your hand. If you would like to exchange or return your mouse, please contact us on support@posturite.co.uk. I can ensure you that all our reviews are genuine. We always publish both positive and negative reviews on our website as it is important for us to see if there is any way we can improve our products and services. Our customers feedback is extremely valuable to us and we appreciate every comment bad or good. We are currently in the process of joining Feefo, an independent ratings and review provider used by many of the worlds most trusted online brands. It will make our current reviewing process a lot smoother as the reviews will be automatically published to the website, building an engaging community for ourselves and our customers to talk about and rate our products and services.

Penguin Ambidextrous Vertical Mouse | Posturite


Input: [Water Jet Nozzle] Soft rubber [AbrasiveJet Nozzle] Hardened tool steel [2]

Output: Plastic

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Input: [Water Jet Nozzle] Foam [AbrasiveJet Nozzle] Titanium [2]

Output: Nylon

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Input: [Water Jet Nozzle] Extremely thin stuff like Foil [AbrasiveJet Nozzle] Aluminum [2]

Output: Graphite

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Input: [Water Jet Nozzle] Carpet [AbrasiveJet Nozzle] Hard Rubber [2]

Output: Many ceramics

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Input: [Water Jet Nozzle] Paper and cardboard [AbrasiveJet Nozzle] Stone [2]

Output: Carbon Fiber

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Input: [Water Jet Nozzle] Soft Gasket material [AbrasiveJet Nozzle] Inconel® [2]

Output: Composites

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Input: [Water Jet Nozzle] Candy bars [AbrasiveJet Nozzle] Hastalloy [2]

Output: mild steel

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Input: [Water Jet Nozzle] Diapers [AbrasiveJet Nozzle] Copper [2]

Output: Stainless Steel

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Input: [Water Jet Nozzle] Soft, or thin wood [AbrasiveJet Nozzle] Exotic materials [2]

Output: Kevlar

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Input: [AbrasiveJet Nozzle] Hard, or thick Wood [2]

Output: Granite

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Input: [AbrasiveJet Nozzle] Glass (even bullet proof!) [2]

Output: Mixed materials

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Input: [AbrasiveJet Nozzle] Marble [2]

Output: Brass

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Input: [0] Emissions Check [Fuel Service] ✔ [Fuel Service Plus] ✔ [1]

Output: We test your emissions and how efficiently your car is burning fuel

Shell out less on fuel - Halfords Autocentres


Input: [0] Fuel System Cleaner [Fuel Service] ✔ [Fuel Service Plus] ✔ [1]

Output: Cleans your fuel system to make sure it burns fuel more efficiently

Shell out less on fuel - Halfords Autocentres


Input: [0] Tyre Pressure [Fuel Service] ✔ [Fuel Service Plus] ✔ [1]

Output: Incorrectly inflated tyres waste fuel. We'll ensure they're at the right pressure and check that they are in good condition

Shell out less on fuel - Halfords Autocentres


Input: [0] Oil [Fuel Service] ✔ [Fuel Service Plus] ✔ [1]

Output: We check that your engine's oil level is correct

Shell out less on fuel - Halfords Autocentres


Input: [0] Coolant [Fuel Service] ✔ [Fuel Service Plus] ✔ [1]

Output: Check that your engine's coolant level is correct

Shell out less on fuel - Halfords Autocentres


Input: [0] Brakes [Fuel Service] ✔ [Fuel Service Plus] ✔ [1]

Output: We'll check they're not 'binding' and in turn waste fuel

Shell out less on fuel - Halfords Autocentres


Input: [0] Clutch Check [Fuel Service] ✔ [Fuel Service Plus] ✔ [1]

Output: Check that your clutch is functioning properly

Shell out less on fuel - Halfords Autocentres


Input: [0] Road Test [Fuel Service] ✔ [Fuel Service Plus] ✔ [1]

Output: Putting your car to the test on the road to make sure it's working at its best

Shell out less on fuel - Halfords Autocentres


Input: [0] Emissions Re-Check [Fuel Service] ✔ [Fuel Service Plus] ✔ [1]

Output: We'll re-check your car to show you tde difference the Fuel Service makes to emissions

Shell out less on fuel - Halfords Autocentres


Input: [0] Oil System Cleaner [Fuel Service Plus] ✔ [1]

Output: A special treatment that cleans the oil system in your engine

Shell out less on fuel - Halfords Autocentres


Input: [0] Oil Change [Fuel Service Plus] ✔ [1]

Output: Brand new Castrol oil

Shell out less on fuel - Halfords Autocentres


Input: [0] Oil Filter Change [Fuel Service Plus] ✔ [1]

Output: A brand new oil filter, expertly fitted

Shell out less on fuel - Halfords Autocentres


Input: [0] Kingdom [1] Plantae [2]

Output: Plants

Alisma subcordatum (American water plantain) | Izel Native Plants


Input: [0] Subkingdom [1] Tracheobionta [2]

Output: Vascular plants

Alisma subcordatum (American water plantain) | Izel Native Plants


Input: [0] Superdivision [1] Spermatophyta [2]

Output: Seed plants

Alisma subcordatum (American water plantain) | Izel Native Plants


Input: [0] Division [1] Magnoliophyta [2]

Output: Flowering plants

Alisma subcordatum (American water plantain) | Izel Native Plants


Input: [0] Class [1] Liliopsida [2]

Output: Monocotyledons

Alisma subcordatum (American water plantain) | Izel Native Plants


Input: [0] Family [1] Alismataceae [2]

Output: Water-plantain family

Alisma subcordatum (American water plantain) | Izel Native Plants


Input: [0] Genus [1] Alisma [2]

Output: water plantain

Alisma subcordatum (American water plantain) | Izel Native Plants


Input: [0] Species [1] Alisma subcordatum [2]

Output: American water plantain

Alisma subcordatum (American water plantain) | Izel Native Plants


Input: [0] Disease [1] Location [2] Source/ Mode of Spread [3] Predisposing Underlying Conditions [5] Characteristic Chest X-ray [4]

Output: Extrapulmonary manifestations

Clinical Syndromes of Pneumonia: continued


Input: [0] Actinomycosis [1] Worldwide [2] Normal oral flora/Aspiration [3] None [5] Mass lesion or dense infiltrate, cavitation, spread to pleura and chest wall [4]

Output: Rib destruction Cutaneous sinuses

Clinical Syndromes of Pneumonia: continued


Input: [0] Nocardiosis [1] Worldwide [2] Soil decaying vegetable matter/ Inhalation [3] Defect cell-mediated immunity; High dose corticoste- roid therapy; Alveolar proteinosis Chronic granulo- matous disease of childhood [5] Confluent broncho- pneumonia; Cavitation Pleural and chest wall involvement [4]

Output: Brain abscess Skin and subcutaneous abscess

Clinical Syndromes of Pneumonia: continued


Input: [0] Melioidosis B. pseudomallei [1] Between 20° N and 20° S latitudes in S.E. Asia [2] Soil, stagnant water/Inhalation [3] None [5] Lymphadenitis, Nodular infiltrates in upper lobes Cavitation [4]

Output: Skin and subcutaneous abscess

Clinical Syndromes of Pneumonia: continued


Input: [0] Mixed anaerobic pleuropulmonary disease [1] Worldwide [2] Normal oral flora/Aspiration [3] Alcoholism Neurologic disease Esophageal disorder Seizure disorder Recent general anesthesia [5] Dependent lung segments, single or multiple cavities with surrounding infiltrate; frequent air fluid level; frequent pleural involvement [4]

Output: Brain abscess

Clinical Syndromes of Pneumonia: continued


Input: [0] Tuberculosis [1] Worldwide [2] Person-to-person [3] Alcoholism Silicosis Gastrectomy Defective cell-mediated immunity Diabetes mellitus Corticoste- roid therapy [5] Multiple thick-walled cavities with surrounding infiltrate in upper lobe, often bilateral [4]

Output: Meningitis, osteomyelitis Lymphadenitis Infiltration of liver and bone marrow Pericarditis Genitourinary involvement Addison's disease

Clinical Syndromes of Pneumonia: continued


Input: [0] M. avium- intracellulare [1] S.E. United States [2] Soil [3] COPD Silicosis Defective cell-mediated immunity [5] See above [4]

Output: Rare except in immuno- compromised hosts

Clinical Syndromes of Pneumonia: continued


Input: [0] North American blastomycosis broad-based budding yeast in tissue [1] S.E. and Mid-Atlantic United States; Great Lakes region; Manitoba; Africa [2] Soil, Domestic animals [3] None [5] Fibronodular, interstitial or alveolar infiltrates, often segmental or lobar [4]

Output: Skin, bone and genito-urinary tract

Clinical Syndromes of Pneumonia: continued


Input: [0] Coccidioidomycosis Arthroconidia in vitro Spherule in tissue [1] S.W. United States; parts Central America [2] Soil [3] Greater tendency to disseminate in dark-skinned people or pregnant females [5] Thin-walled, solitary cavities, segmental, alveolar infiltrate with hilar adenopathy [4]

Output: Skin, bone or meninges

Clinical Syndromes of Pneumonia: continued


Input: [0] Histoplasmosis tuberculate macroconidia in vitro yeast form in tissue [1] Ohio and Mississippi valleys; endemic foci in 31 states [2] Soil contaminated with large amount of bird or bat excreta [3] Extremes of life for disseminated disease; emphysema for chronic cavitary histoplasmosis [5] Thick-walled, expanding cavities, interstitial or pathy, nodular infiltrates with hilar adenopathy [4]

Output: Oral mucosal ulcerations, hepato- splenomegaly; infiltration of bone marrow, Addison's disease, mediastinitis

Clinical Syndromes of Pneumonia: continued


Input: [Description] Sliding Sling, One Piece [Feature]

Output: Type of Strap

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] Black [Feature]

Output: Color

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] No [Feature]

Output: Occupies Tripod Socket

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] A Camera Strap Lug [Feature]

Output: Attachment Point

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] Yes, both BosStrap sling and OP Tail [Feature]

Output: Fully Adjustable

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] Nylon Seat Belt [Feature]

Output: BosStrap Material

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] 1" wide, 64” long [Feature]

Output: BosStrap Size

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] Nylon [Feature]

Output: OP Tail Material

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] ⅜” wide, 8” long, 1,100 lb test [Feature]

Output: Op Tail Size

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] Metal, Acetal, Nylon [Feature]

Output: Fittings

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] Wrap around lens, no need to remove [Feature]

Output: Storage

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] 2.1 oz. (60 grams) [Feature]

Output: Weight

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] Yes, full 1 year on defects [Feature]

Output: Warrantee

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Description] USA [Feature]

Output: Manufactured

BosStrap One Piece LT Sliding Sling Strap | BosStrapBosStrap


Input: [Supplement] 3 Stars L-Tyrosine 150 mg for every 2.2 lbs (1 kg) of body weight, split into two doses taken before stressful activitiy (take the second dose 40 to 90 minutes after the first) [Why]

Output: Occasionally taking this amino acid before a stressful activity may help maintain your mental capacity. Tyrosine is an amino acid used by the body to produce certain adrenal stress hormones and chemical messengers in the nervous system (neurotransmitters). Animal research shows that brain levels of these substances decline with stress, and that giving animals tyrosine supplements reverses this decline and improves various tests of performance in stressed animals.73 In a controlled study, a protein drink containing 10 grams per day of tyrosine was more effective than a carbohydrate drink for improving mental performance scores in a group of cadets taking a stressful six-day combat training course.74 A double-blind trial in humans found that one-time administration of 150 mg of tyrosine per 2.2 pounds of body weight helped prevent a decline in mental performance for about three hours during a night of sleep deprivation.75 Single administrations of tyrosine (100 to 150 mg per 2.2 pounds of body weight) have also helped preserve mental performance during physically stressful conditions such as noise or extreme cold in several controlled studies.76 , 77 , 78 , 79


Input: [Supplement] 3 Stars Rhodiola 170 mg daily of a standardized herbal extract [Why]

Output: Rhodiola has been shown to promote feelings of well-being and support mental function. The herbs discussed here are considered members of a controversial category known as adaptogens, which are thought to increase the body's resistance to stress, and to generally enhance physical and mental functioning.80 , 81 Many animal studies have shown that various herbal adaptogens have protective effects against physically stressful experiences,82 , 83 but whether these findings are relevant to human stress experiences is debatable. Animal studies have demonstrated protective effects of rhodiola extracts against physical stresses.84 , 85 , 86 A double-blind study of healthcare workers experiencing the stress of night duty found that taking 170 mg per day of a standardized rhodiola extract prevented some of the decline in a set of mental performance measures during the first two weeks. However, when this regimen was repeated after a two-week period of not taking the extract, rhodiola did not provide protection from mental performance decline.87 In another double-blind study, 100 mg per day of the same extract was given to medical students during a stressful exam period. Those taking the extract reported a better sense of general well-being, and performed better on tests of mental and psychomotor performance.88 A third double-blind study of military cadets performing a 24-hour duty showed that 370 to 555 mg of rhodiola extract per day significantly reduced mental fatigue, as measured by several performance tasks.89 Another double-blind trial confirmed the effectiveness of rhodiola for the treatment of stress-related fatigue.90


Input: [Supplement] 3 Stars Vitamin C 1 to 3 grams daily [Why]

Output: Studies have shown that supplementing with vitamin C helps to normalize stress-hormone levels. Animal studies suggest that supplementing with vitamin C can reduce blood levels of stress-related hormones and other measures of stress.91 , 92 , 93 , 94 Controlled studies of athletes have shown that vitamin C supplementation (1,000 to 1,500 mg per day) can reduce stress hormone levels after intense exercise.95 , 96 Surgery patients given 2,000 mg per day of vitamin C during the week before and after surgery had a more rapid return to normal of several stress-related hormones compared with patients not given vitamin C.97 In a double-blind trial, young adults took 3,000 mg per day of vitamin C for two weeks, then were given a psychological stress test involving public speaking and mental arithmetic.98 Compared with a placebo group, those taking vitamin C rated themselves less stressed, scored better on an anxiety questionnaire, had smaller elevations of blood pressure, and returned sooner to lower levels of an adrenal stress hormone following the stress test.


Input: [Supplement] 2 Stars Asian Ginseng Take an extract supplying at least 1.6 mg daily of ginsenosides, along with a multivitamin [Why]

Output: Supplementing with Asian ginseng has been shown to enhance feelings of well-being and improve quality of life in some studies. The herbs discussed here are considered members of a controversial category known as adaptogens, which are thought to increase the body's resistance to stress, and to generally enhance physical and mental functioning.99 , 100 Many animal studies have shown that various herbal adaptogens have protective effects against physically stressful experiences,101 , 102 but whether these findings are relevant to human stress experiences is debatable. Animal studies support the idea that Asian ginseng is an adaptogen.103 Some studies have suggested that Asian ginseng can enhance feelings of well-being in elderly people with age-associated memory impairment ,104 nurses working night shifts,105 or people with diabetes .106 In a double-blind trial, people taking a daily combination of a multivitamin-mineral supplement (MVM) with 40 mg of ginseng extract (standardized for 4% ginsenosides) for 12 weeks reported greater improvements in quality of life measured with a questionnaire compared with a group taking only MVM.107 The same MVM-ginseng combination was tested in a double-blind study of night-shift healthcare workers.108 Compared with a placebo group, the group receiving the MVM-ginseng combination improved on one out of four measures of mental performance, one out of three measures of mood (increased calmness, but no change in alertness or contentment), and a measure of reported fatigue. However, in another double-blind study, healthy adults given 200 or 400 mg per day of a standardized extract of Asian ginseng (equivalent to 1,000 or 2,000 mg of ginseng root) showed no significant improvement in any of several measures of psychological well-being after two months.109


Input: [Supplement] 2 Stars DHA 1.5 to 1.8 grams daily [Why]

Output: Supplementing with omega-3 fatty acids, including DHA, may help improve responses to stress. Animal and human studies suggest that deficiencies of omega-3 fatty acids may contribute to behaviors associated with unhealthy responses to stress.110 , 111 A double-blind study of students with a low dietary intake of DHA (docosahexaenoic acid, an omega-3 fatty acid) reported that taking 1.5 to 1.8 grams of DHA per day for three months prevented an increase in aggressiveness in these students during a stressful final exam period.112 This group of researchers reported in another double-blind study that 1.5 grams per day of DHA given to medical students during a stressful exam period resulted in changes in some, though not all, blood measurements indicating improved responses to stress.113


Input: [Supplement] 2 Stars Eleuthero 2 to 3 grams per day of powdered root for 6 to 8 weeks, then stop 1 to 2 weeks, then resume if desired [Why]

Output: Eleuthero appears to have antistress effects. Supplementing with an eleuthero extract led to higher quality-of-life measures in healthy elderly people, according to one study. The herbs discussed here are considered members of a controversial category known as adaptogens, which are thought to increase the body's resistance to stress, and to generally enhance physical and mental functioning.114 , 115 Many animal studies have shown that various herbal adaptogens have protective effects against physically stressful experiences,116 , 117 but whether these findings are relevant to human stress experiences is debatable. Animal research has reported antistress effects of Eleutherococcus senticosus (also known as Siberian ginseng),118 and Russian research not available in the English language reportedly describes human studies showing similar effects in humans.119 , 120 A double-blind study of healthy elderly people reported that those who took 60 drops per day of a eleuthero liquid extract (concentration not specified) scored higher in some quality-of-life measures after four weeks, but not after eight weeks, compared with a group taking a placebo.121 Athletes experiencing the stress of training who took an eleuthero extract equivalent to 4 grams per day had no changes in their blood levels of an adrenal stress hormone after six weeks.122 More research is needed to clarify the value of eleuthero for treating stress.


Input: [Supplement] 2 Stars Multivitamin Follow label directions [Why]

Output: Several studies have shown that a daily multivitamin-mineral supplement may help people better cope with chronic stress by improving concentration, mood, and energy levels. When asked why they are taking nutritional supplements, combating stress is one of the most common reasons given by people.123 , 124 , 125 Despite this popular attitude, human research on the effects of supplements on stress is sparse and conflicting.126 While there are animal studies and preliminary human reports suggesting that many vitamins are important for protecting the body from the consequences of physical stresses such as surgery,127 evidence supporting the use of vitamins to combat everyday stress is somewhat limited. Several studies have evaluated a daily supplement of vitamin B1 (15 mg), vitamin B2 (15 mg), vitamin B3 (50 mg), vitamin B6 (10 mg), vitamin B12 (10 mcg), vitamin C (500 mg), pantothenic acid (23 mg), folic acid (400 mcg), biotin (150 mcg), calcium (100 mg), magnesium (100 mg), and zinc (10 mg) for combating stress effects. People participating in preliminary trials of this combination have reported some benefits that relate to the effects of chronic stress, including improved concentration, better mood, and less fatigue.128 , 129 , 130 A small double-blind study of this combination reported no significant psychological benefits relating to stress.131 However, in a larger double-blind trial with healthy young men, this supplement resulted in significantly less anxiety and perceived stress according to some measurements after one month, though other stress-related symptoms did not improve.132 Another large, double-blind study of people experiencing high stress levels found this combination significantly helpful after one month according to several measures of anxiety, well-being, and psychological stress.133 In a year-long double-blind trial, a one-a-day type multivitamin-mineral supplement was no better than a supplement containing only vitamin B2 , calcium , and magnesium for improving mental or physical measures of quality of life in a group of healthy adults.134 Stress is understood to have a detrimental effect on the balance of intestinal bacteria,135 , 136 but whether probiotic supplements improve the ability to handle stress is unknown. In a six-month preliminary trial, a multivitamin-mineral (MVM) supplement that also contained a blend of Lactobacillus acidophilus, Bifidobacterium bifidum, and Bifidobacterium longum was effective for improving scores on a stress questionnaire.137 However, this improvement could have been a placebo effect or could have been due to the MVM component. Controlled research comparing MVM supplements with and without added probiotics is necessary to determine whether probiotics are helpful for treating stress.


Input: [Supplement] 1 Star Ashwagandha Refer to label instructions [Why]

Output: Ashwagandha may be helpful for reducing the effects of stress, including chronic psychological stress. The herbs discussed here are considered members of a controversial category known as adaptogens, which are thought to increase the body's resistance to stress, and to generally enhance physical and mental functioning.138 , 139 Many animal studies have shown that various herbal adaptogens have protective effects against physically stressful experiences,140 , 141 but whether these findings are relevant to human stress experiences is not always clear. Animal studies have suggested that ashwagandha may be helpful for reducing the effects of stress,142 , 143 , 144 including chronic psychological stress.145 In a double-blind study of people experiencing chronic stress, supplementation with 300 mg per day of a concentrated ashwaganda extract for 60 days significantly decreased perceived stress, compared with a placebo.146 An herbal formula from the Ayurvedic medicine tradition, containing extracts of ashwagandha , asparagus, pueraria, argyreia, dioscorea, mucuna, and piper, has been studied as an aid to coping with the stress of military combat. A double-blind study found that soldiers performed similarly in a set of mental and psychological tests after an eight-day combat mission whether they were given two capsules daily (exact content not revealed) of this formula or a placebo.147 This suggests there was no real benefit of the herbal formula under these conditions.


Input: [Supplement] 1 Star Maca Refer to label instructions [Why]

Output: Studies have shown that maca can reduce the negative effects of stress. The herbs discussed here are considered members of a controversial category known as adaptogens, which are thought to increase the body's resistance to stress, and to generally enhance physical and mental functioning.148 , 149 Many animal studies have shown that various herbal adaptogens have protective effects against physically stressful experiences,150 , 151 but whether these findings are relevant to human stress experiences is debatable. Animal studies have shown that maca can reduce the negative effects of stress; however, whether maca is effective in humans is unknown.152


Input: [Supplement] 1 Star Probiotics Refer to label instructions [Why]

Output: Probiotic supplements may help counteract stress’s detrimental effect on the balance of intestinal bacteria. Stress is understood to have a detrimental effect on the balance of intestinal bacteria,153 , 154 but whether probiotic supplements improve the ability to handle stress is unknown. In a six-month preliminary trial, a multivitamin-mineral (MVM) supplement that also contained a blend of Lactobacillus acidophilus, Bifidobacterium bifidum, and Bifidobacterium longum was effective for improving scores on a stress questionnaire.155 However, this improvement could have been a placebo effect or could have been due to the MVM component. Controlled research comparing MVM supplements with and without added probiotics is necessary to determine whether probiotics are helpful for treating stress.


Input: [Model] DSVâ¢ [Connection] Screwed BSP Socket Weld [Applications] Line drainage Trace heating Small to medium process applications [Benefits]

Output: Dual primary and secondary strainer system Removable orifice insert Simple in-line maintainability Access to insert orifice, primary and secondary strainers via the top and bottom caps 10 Year guarantee


Input: [Model] DSV-fâ¢ [Connection] Flanged: PN40 â PN100 [Applications] Line drainage Trace heating Small to medium process applications [Benefits]

Output: Dual primary and secondary strainer system Removable orifice insert Simple in-line maintainability Access to insert orifice, primary and secondary strainers via the top and bottom caps 10 Year guarantee


Input: [Model] DSV-ucâ¢ (In Development) [Connection] Screwed BSP Socket Weld [Applications] Line drainage Trace heating Small to medium process applications [Benefits]

Output: Universal connector Dual primary and secondary strainer system Removable orifice insert In-line maintainability Access to the insert orifice and both primary and secondary strainers via the top and bottom caps 10 Year guarantee


Input: [Model] SCiâ¢ [Connection] Screwed BSP [Applications] Low to medium process applications - low pressure [Benefits]

Output: Removable orifice insert 10 Year guarantee Improved process heat transfer


Input: [Model] MFiâ¢ [Connection] Screwed BSP [Applications] Low to medium process applications - low pressure [Benefits]

Output: Removable orifice insert 10 Year guarantee Improved process heat transfer


Input: [Model] nHRiâ¢ [Connection] Flanged PN40 â PN100 [Applications] Medium to large process applications - high pressure [Benefits]

Output: Removable orifice insert 10 Year guarantee Improved process heat transfer


Input: [Species] American Toad [Range in Georgia] Northern half of state [Level of Fish Tolerance]

Output: Able to tolerate fish

Amphibians in Your Backyard: Amphibians Likely to Use Backyard Habitats in Georgia


Input: [Species] Fowler's Toad [Range in Georgia] Thoughout state [Level of Fish Tolerance]

Output: Able to tolerate fish

Amphibians in Your Backyard: Amphibians Likely to Use Backyard Habitats in Georgia


Input: [Species] Southern Toad [Range in Georgia] Southern half of state [Level of Fish Tolerance]

Output: Able to tolerate fish

Amphibians in Your Backyard: Amphibians Likely to Use Backyard Habitats in Georgia


Input: [Species] Cricket Frog [Range in Georgia] Statewide [Level of Fish Tolerance]

Output: Can only tolerate fish ifthere is abundant aquatic vegitation

Amphibians in Your Backyard: Amphibians Likely to Use Backyard Habitats in Georgia


Input: [Species] Gray Treefrog [Range in Georgia] Statewide [Level of Fish Tolerance]

Output: Unable to tolerate fish

Amphibians in Your Backyard: Amphibians Likely to Use Backyard Habitats in Georgia


Input: [Species] Green Treefrog [Range in Georgia] Southern two-thirds of state [Level of Fish Tolerance]

Output: Able to tolerate fish, though unlikely to breed in small pools

Amphibians in Your Backyard: Amphibians Likely to Use Backyard Habitats in Georgia


Input: [Species] Squirrel Treefrog [Range in Georgia] Southern half of state [Level of Fish Tolerance]

Output: Unable to tolerate fish

Amphibians in Your Backyard: Amphibians Likely to Use Backyard Habitats in Georgia


Input: [Species] Spring Peeper [Range in Georgia] Statewide [Level of Fish Tolerance]

Output: Unable to tolerate fish

Amphibians in Your Backyard: Amphibians Likely to Use Backyard Habitats in Georgia


Input: [Species] Upland Chorus Frog [Range in Georgia] Northern two-thirds of state [Level of Fish Tolerance]

Output: Unable to tolerate fish

Amphibians in Your Backyard: Amphibians Likely to Use Backyard Habitats in Georgia


Input: [Species] Southern Chorus Frog [Range in Georgia] Southern half of state [Level of Fish Tolerance]

Output: Unable to tolerate fish

Amphibians in Your Backyard: Amphibians Likely to Use Backyard Habitats in Georgia


Input: [Species] Eastern Narrowmouth Toad [Range in Georgia] Statewide [Level of Fish Tolerance]

Output: Unable to tolerate fish

Amphibians in Your Backyard: Amphibians Likely to Use Backyard Habitats in Georgia


Input: [Species] Bullfrog [Range in Georgia] Statewide [Level of Fish Tolerance]

Output: Able to tolerate fish

Amphibians in Your Backyard: Amphibians Likely to Use Backyard Habitats in Georgia


Input: [Species] Green or Bronze Frog [Range in Georgia] Statewide [Level of Fish Tolerance]

Output: Able to tolerate fish

Amphibians in Your Backyard: Amphibians Likely to Use Backyard Habitats in Georgia


Input: [Species] Southern Leopard Frog [Range in Georgia] Nearly statewide [Level of Fish Tolerance]

Output: Able to tolerate fish

Amphibians in Your Backyard: Amphibians Likely to Use Backyard Habitats in Georgia


Input: [Species] Wood Frog [Range in Georgia] Northern third of state [Level of Fish Tolerance]

Output: Unable to tolerate fish

Amphibians in Your Backyard: Amphibians Likely to Use Backyard Habitats in Georgia


Input: [Species] Spotted Salamander [Range in Georgia] Northern two-thirds of state [Level of Fish Tolerance]

Output: Unable to tolerate fish

Amphibians in Your Backyard: Amphibians Likely to Use Backyard Habitats in Georgia


Input: [Species] Eastern Newt [Range in Georgia] Statewide [Level of Fish Tolerance]

Output: Can only tolerate fish if there is abundant vegitation

Amphibians in Your Backyard: Amphibians Likely to Use Backyard Habitats in Georgia


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Barium [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Specific Conductance

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation

Table Wq04. Water quality parameters measured by the USGS and the MDC during 1990-1993 at various stream, spring, and well locations throughout the Fristoe Unit of the Mark Twain National Forest (Kleeschulte and Sutley 1995).


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Beryllium [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: pH

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Cadmium [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Temperature

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Chromium [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Dissolved Oxygen

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Cobalt [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Dissolved Calcium

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Copper [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Dissolved Magnesium

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Iron [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Dissolved Sodium

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Lead [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Dissolved Potassium

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Lithium [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Bicarbonate

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Manganese [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Carbonate

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Mercury [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Alkalinity (Calcium Carbonate)

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Molybdenum [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Dissolved Sulfate

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Nickel [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Dissolved Chloride

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Selenium [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Dissolved Flouride

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Silver [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Dissolved Silica

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Strontium [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Dissolved Solids

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Vanadium [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Dissolved Nitrite

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Zinc [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Dissolved Nitrite+Nitrate

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Total Organic Carbon [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Dissolved Ammonia

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Suspended Sediment [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Dissolved Ammonia +Organic Nitrogen

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] Dissolved Aluminum [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Dissolved Phosphorous

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Dissolved Arsenic] - [Instantaneous Discharge]

Output: Dissolved Orthophosphate

Table Wq04: Water quality parameters | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #2531 [Price] $10.00/jar [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: 8 oz. jar Lavender Chamomile Soy Candle 2 jars available. Order number of jars. A beautiful blend of lavender and chamomile essential oils to create a fragrance that is soothing, intricate, and strong. This fragrance oil is infused with cedarwood, chamomile, eucalyptus, lavender, and orange natural essential oils. Our candles are individually hand-poured into classic mason jars topped with our unique textured covers.

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Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #2885 [Price] $10.00/jar [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: 8 oz. jar Spring Meadow Soy Candle 2 jars available. Order number of jars. Like a peaceful stroll on a sunny day, this Spring Meadow fragrance captures the essence of summer florals and the fresh aroma of freshly cut grass. And with a hint of orange and sandalwood. It is amazing how true to life this fragrance is! This fragrance oil is infused with natural orange essential oil Our candles are individually hand-poured into classic mason jars topped with our unique textured covers.

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Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #2653 [Price] $4.50/package [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: Apple Harvest Breakaway Tarts 3 packages available. Order number of packages. We have added these fantastic breakaway tart melts to our line. They are so simple to use, just open container and pop out a square or two to add to your electric or tealight wax melter. You can simply use one fragrance or be creative and mix two different ones, it\'s up to you! Apple Harvest is a true, ripe apple fragrance combined with bright fruit notes and just a touch of spice. It has year-round appeal but is especially nice around apple picking time.

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Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #2654 [Price] $4.50/package [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: Blue Spruce Breakaway Tarts 4 packages available. Order number of packages. We have added these fantastic breakaway tart melts to our line. They are so simple to use, just open container and pop out a square or two to add to your electric or tealight wax melter. You can simply use one fragrance or be creative and mix two different ones, it's up to you! Blue Spruce is more complex than a typical Douglas Fir, it's got a punchy, bright citrus note that is really pleasing. Capture the spirit of the holidays with this strong, true, and enchanting scent.

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Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #2806 [Price] $4.50/package [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: English Garden Breakaway 3 jars available. Order number of jars. Bursting with every imaginable floral note, this fragrance brings the beauty and splendor of an 18th century english garden into any home. Notes of lily, lilac, rose and hyacinth stand out in this must-have fragrance for floral lovers! This fragrance oil is infused with natural essential oils, including Lavender, Bergamot and Ylang Ylang.

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Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #2718 [Price] $4.50/package [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: Gingerbread Breakaway Tarts 3 packages available. Order number of packages. Sweet and warm with a ginger kick, our Gingerbread Fragrance Oil combines warm vanilla and spices for a homemade, fresh from the oven gingerbread scent. This fragrance oil is infused with natural cinnamon leaf essential oil.

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Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #2656 [Price] $4.50/package [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: Pumpkin Souffle Breakaway Tarts 1 package available. Order number of packages. We have added these fantastic breakaway tart melts to our line. They are so simple to use, just open container and pop out a square or two to add to your electric or tealight wax melter. You can simply use one fragrance or be creative and mix two different ones, it\'s up to you! A true-to-life fragrance bursting with fresh pumpkin. Mouthwatering notes of butter, sugar, and spices complete this irresistible bakery fragrance. This is the BEST pumpkin fragrance!

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Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #2890 [Price] $4.50/package [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: Rose Petal Breakaway Tarts 2 packages available. Order number of packages. We have added these fantastic breakaway tart melts to our line. They are so simple to use, just open container and pop out a square or two to add to your electric or tealight wax melter. You can simply use one fragrance or be creative and mix two different ones, it\'s up to you! Over two dozen unique perfumes can be found in roses. This fragrance is a beautiful combination of sweet rose, lily, fern, and marigold. Perfect for Valentine\'s Day!

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Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #2804 [Price] $4.50/package [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: Spiced Cranberry Breakaway Tarts 1 package available. Order number of packages. We have added these fantastic breakaway tart melts to our line. They are so simple to use, just open container and pop out a square or two to add to your electric or tealight wax melter. You can simply use one fragrance or be creative and mix two different ones, it\'s up to you! A mouthwatering spicy cranberry that is guaranteed to get you in the holiday spirit!

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Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #2671 [Price] $2.00/half dozen [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: Unscented Tealights 3 half dozens available. Order number of half dozens. These are basic soy wax tealights with no fragrance or color to be used in a tart melter or in holder. Plastic cup made in USA!

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Input: [Folding Bed] Folding Chair [Mail Box] Mop [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Almanac


Input: [Folding Bed] Fountain Pen [Mail Box] Motor [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Auto Cut-Off Switch


Input: [Folding Bed] Furniture Caster [Mail Box] Peanut Butter [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Auto Fishing Devise


Input: [Folding Bed] Gas Mask [Mail Box] Pencil Sharpener [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Automatic Gear Shift


Input: [Folding Bed] Golf Tee [Mail Box] Record Player Arm [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Baby Buggy


Input: [Folding Bed] Guitar [Mail Box] Refrigerator [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Bicycle Frame


Input: [Folding Bed] Hair Brush [Mail Box] Riding Saddles [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Biscuit Cutter


Input: [Folding Bed] Hand Stamp [Mail Box] Rolling Pin [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Blood Plasma Bag


Input: [Folding Bed] Horse Shoe [Mail Box] Shampoo Headrest [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Cellular Phone


Input: [Folding Bed] Ice Cream Scooper [Mail Box] Spark Plug [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Chamber Commode


Input: [Folding Bed] Improved Sugar Mfg [Mail Box] Stethoscope [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Clothes Dryer


Input: [Folding Bed] Insect Destroyer Gun [Mail Box] Stove [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Curtain Rod


Input: [Folding Bed] Ironing Board [Mail Box] Straightening Comb [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Curtain Rod Support


Input: [Folding Bed] Key Chain [Mail Box] Street Sweeper [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Door Stop


Input: [Folding Bed] Lantern [Mail Box] Phone Transmitter [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Dust Pan


Input: [Folding Bed] Lawn Mower [Mail Box] Thermostat Control [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Egg Beater


Input: [Folding Bed] Lemon Squeezer [Mail Box] Traffic Light [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Electric Lampbulb


Input: [Folding Bed] Lock [Mail Box] Tricycle [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Elevator


Input: [Folding Bed] Lubricating Cup [Mail Box] Typewriter [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Eye Protector


Input: [Folding Bed] Lunch Pail [Air Conditioning Unit]

Output: Fire Escape Ladder


Input: [Low Profile] High Profile

Output: Rests on rack beams. Typically used in loose pick applications or where contouring racks is preferred. The fully adjustable overhang allows track to extend beyond pallet rack depth.

Nests between beams on hangers for maximum use of vertical space. Used for full case or each pick. Perfect for racks with pallet storage above


Input: [Low Profile] Knuckles

Output: Available for low and high profile tracks. Angled at 20° for increased efficiency in open box picking.

Nests between beams on hangers for maximum use of vertical space. Used for full case or each pick. Perfect for racks with pallet storage above


Input: [Low Profile] Hangerless

Output: Adjustable length track sits on the ledge of step beams in the front and rear, keeping the face of the beam clear.

Nests between beams on hangers for maximum use of vertical space. Used for full case or each pick. Perfect for racks with pallet storage above


Input: [Low Profile] Pick Trays

Output: Presents open cases to order pickers so product can be picked without interference and in full sight.

Nests between beams on hangers for maximum use of vertical space. Used for full case or each pick. Perfect for racks with pallet storage above


Input: [Low Profile] Deck Track

Output: Pushback-style for loading and picking from the front. Usually used against walls.

Nests between beams on hangers for maximum use of vertical space. Used for full case or each pick. Perfect for racks with pallet storage above


Input: [Low Profile] Cell Track

Output: Use in a flow cell to create a modular, dynamic storage unit designed for your unique operation.

Nests between beams on hangers for maximum use of vertical space. Used for full case or each pick. Perfect for racks with pallet storage above


Input: [Performance Conditon] 1 [ASTM Hazard Rating] No Break

Output: Glazing does not break. No visible damage to glazing or frame.

GSA Description of Window Glazing Response


Input: [Performance Conditon] 2 [ASTM Hazard Rating] No Hazard

Output: Glazing cracks but is retained by the frame. Dusting or very small fragments near sill or on floor acceptable.

GSA Description of Window Glazing Response


Input: [Performance Conditon] 3a [ASTM Hazard Rating] Minimal Hazard

Output: Glazing cracks. Fragments enter space and land on floor no further than 3.3 feet from the window.

GSA Description of Window Glazing Response


Input: [Performance Conditon] 3b [ASTM Hazard Rating] Very Low Hazard

Output: Glazing cracks. Fragments enter space and land on floor no further than 10 feet from the window.

GSA Description of Window Glazing Response


Input: [Performance Conditon] 4 [ASTM Hazard Rating] Low Hazard

Output: Glazing cracks. Fragments enter space and land on floor and impact a vertical witness panel at a distance of no more than 10 feet from the window at a height no greater than 2 feet above the floor.

GSA Description of Window Glazing Response


Input: [Performance Conditon] 5 [ASTM Hazard Rating] High Hazard

Output: Glazing cracks and window system fails catastrophically. Fragments enter space and land on floor and impact a vertical witness panel at a distance of no more than 10 feet from the window at a height greater than 2 feet above the floor.

GSA Description of Window Glazing Response


Input: [Pressure too low] Risk for tire casing durability [Pressure too high]

Output: Excessive soil compaction

The right air pressure for your ag tires or tractor tires with Michelin


Input: [Pressure too low] Rotation on wheel rim [Pressure too high]

Output: Extensive rut formation

The right air pressure for your ag tires or tractor tires with Michelin


Input: [Pressure too low] Irregular wear on roads [Pressure too high]

Output: Excessive spin (overconsumption)

The right air pressure for your ag tires or tractor tires with Michelin


Input: [Pressure too low] Overconsumption on roads [Pressure too high]

Output: Fast, irregular wear on roads

The right air pressure for your ag tires or tractor tires with Michelin


Input: [Pressure too low] Vehicle instability [Pressure too high]

Output: High risk of tearing tread blocks

The right air pressure for your ag tires or tractor tires with Michelin


Input: [Pressure too high]

Output: Uncomfortable ride

The right air pressure for your ag tires or tractor tires with Michelin


Input: [CODE] ARE 2631

Output: Agro-meteorology

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 2641

Output: Introduction to Agricultural mechanization

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 3531

Output: Engineering drawing and design I

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 3532

Output: Farm workshop practices I

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 3543

Output: Principles of surveying and measurements

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 3545

Output: Renewable energy technologies

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 3546

Output: Farm structures

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 3547

Output: Principles of irrigation and drainage

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 3548

Output: Soil and water conservation

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 3641

Output: Engineering drawing and design II

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 3632

Output: Farm workshop practices II

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 3633

Output: Irrigation and drainage system design

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 3634

Output: Post harvest processing technology

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 3646

Output: Farm power and machinery

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 3647

Output: Rural and urban transport systems

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 4521

Output: Land use planning and management

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 4522

Output: Mechanization planning and costing

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 4541

Output: Irrigation and soil water conservation

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 4543

Output: Entrepreneurship in rural development

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 4544

Output: Research methods and experimental designs

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 4526

Output: Project and seminar presentation

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 4621

Output: Selected topics in appropriate technology design

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 4622

Output: Ergonomics and environmental safety

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 4641

Output: Animal traction

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 4643

Output: Rural water resource development

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 4644

Output: Field practical/attachment

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 4645

Output: Project and mini dissertation

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [CODE] ARE 5531

Output: Soil - Plant - Water Relationships and Irrigation

NAME OF MODULE (Prerequisite in brackets)


Input: [Layer] 1 [Other Brands] Surface of artificial fiber or rough surface of soft cotton. [Love Moon Product]

Output: Soft and comfortable cotton surface with twice the absorption strength

Winalite, Anion, Love Moon Sanitary Napkins – For Real? | MEN in Menstruation


Input: [Layer] 2 [Other Brands] No such anionic tape or are using medicated tape not recommended by experts. [Love Moon Product]

Output: Anionic tape of world advanced standard and granted with national patent, can effectively get rid of the cause of female genital inflammation: anaerobic bacteria.

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Input: [Layer] 3&5 [Other Brands] Paper pulp from recycled items with high level of chemical bleach is used as filling material, or chemical fiber materials are used. How dreadful it is for the sensitive skin to come into close contact with such kind of materials! [Love Moon Product]

Output: Dust-free paper after strict sterilization is used for 360-degree wrapping of the absorbent agent.

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Input: [Layer] 4 [Other Brands] Low quantity of absorbent materials. [Love Moon Product]

Output: Adequate absorbent agents which are colourless.

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Input: [Layer] 6 [Other Brands] Plastic film which is not air permeable. [Love Moon Product]

Output: A base film which is permeable to air but not water.

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Input: [Layer] 7 [Other Brands] Adhesive base layer used for industry. [Love Moon Product]

Output: Adhesive base layer used for food products.

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Input: [Process Characteristic] Physical weight loss [Examples*] Smelters; ore beneficiation; dehydration [Orientation]

Output: Input


Input: [Process Characteristic] Physical weight gain [Examples*] Soft-drink bottling; manufacture of cement blocks [Orientation]

Output: Output


Input: [Process Characteristic] Bulk loss [Examples*] Compressing cotton into high-density bales [Orientation]

Output: Input


Input: [Process Characteristic] Bulk gain [Examples*] Assembling automobiles; manufacturing containers; sheet-metal work [Orientation]

Output: Output


Input: [Process Characteristic] Perishability loss [Examples*] Canning and preserving food [Orientation]

Output: Input


Input: [Process Characteristic] Perishability gain [Examples*] Newspaper and job printing; baking bread and pastry [Orientation]

Output: Output


Input: [Process Characteristic] Fragility loss [Examples*] Packing goods for shipment [Orientation]

Output: Input


Input: [Process Characteristic] Fragility gain [Examples*] Coking of coal [Orientation]

Output: Output


Input: [Process Characteristic] Hazard loss [Examples*] Deodorizing captured skunks; encoding secret intelligence; microfilming records [Orientation]

Output: Input


Input: [Process Characteristic] Hazard gain [Examples*] Manufacturing explosives or other dangerous compounds; distilling moonshine whiskey [Orientation]

Output: Output


Input: [0] January [Birth stone] Garnet [Description]

Output: Any of several common, aluminium or calcium silicate minerals, generally crystallized, often embedded in igneous and metamorphic rocks


Input: [0] February [Birth stone] Amethyst [Description]

Output: A purple or violet form of transparent quartz or a purple variety of corundum


Input: [0] March [Birth stone] Aquamarine [Description]

Output: A transparent blue-green variety of beryl


Input: [0] April [Birth stone] Diamond [Description]

Output: An extremely hard, highly refractive crystalline form of carbon that is usually colourless


Input: [0] May [Birth stone] Emerald [Description]

Output: A brilliant green to grass-green transparent variety of beryl


Input: [0] June [Birth stone] Pearl [Description]

Output: A smooth, lustrous, variously coloured deposit, chiefly calcium carbonate, formed around a grain of sand or other foreign matter in the shells of certain mollusks


Input: [0] July [Birth stone] Ruby [Description]

Output: A deep red, translucent variety of the mineral corundum


Input: [0] August [Birth stone] Peridot [Description]

Output: A yellowish-green variety of olivine


Input: [0] September [Birth stone] Sapphire [Description]

Output: A clear hard variety of corundum used as a gemstone that is usually blue but may be any colour except red


Input: [0] October [Birth stone] Opal [Description]

Output: A mineral of hydrated silica, noted for its rich iridescence


Input: [0] November [Birth stone] Topaz [Description]

Output: A colourless, blue, yellow, brown, or pink aluminium silicate mineral, often found in association with granitic rocks


Input: [0] December [Birth stone] Turquoise [Description]

Output: A blue to blue-green mineral of aluminium and copper, a gemstone in its polished blue form


Input: [CAUSE] - Bad membrane - Water supply. - System is still new. [SOLUTION] - Use Tds Meter to check membrane. Replace membrane and sanitize when below 75% rejection. - High oxygen content. Tiny frozen bubbles. - Some refrigerators freeze differently, leaving the ice cube looking cloudy. Let cube dissolve in glass of water. If just air, will float to surface and dissipate. - This is normal and should clear up in two weeks [PROBLEM]

Output: Cloudy ice cubes or milky colored water.


Input: [CAUSE] - Air gap faucet. - Drain tube. [SOLUTION] - A little noise is common with air gap faucets. Check manual to be sure installed in proper location. Allow two weeks for air to work out of system. Check that drain tube from faucet is continuously down hill to drain saddle. Loops or dips will cause noise and back up in drain line to faucet. [PROBLEM]

Output: Noisy drain or faucet.


Input: [CAUSE] -O ring not sealed properly. [SOLUTION] - If O-ring is damaged, replace. If dirty, clean, lubricate with silcone lube and retighten filter housing sump. Hand tighten firmly. Do not use a filter housing wrenchto tighten. [PROBLEM]

Output: Filter housing sump leaks.


Input: [CAUSE] - Clamp slipped on drain saddle preventing proper flow to the drain. - Drain tube loops or dips creating a backup. - Restriction in drain tube. Remove gunk or food particles in tube or replace the tube. Just because you are getting water out of the drain tube does not mean that it is coming out fast enough. Any backup in the tube will cause the faucet to leak. - Restriction in drain hole inside the hole on the back of the faucet. [SOLUTION] - Align hole in drain saddle with hole in drain pipe. - Shorten drain tube form faucet until smooth down hill flow to drain saddle. - Disconnect drain tube and clean out restriction. (Food particles from garbage disposal). - The drain hole in the base and on the rear of the faucet must both be clear and unrestricted. Clean as necessary. [PROBLEM]

Output: Hole on faucet is leaking.


Input: [CAUSE] - Bad membrane. - Filters have expired. - Little water use. - System needs sanitizing. [SOLUTION] - Test membrane with a TDS tester meter. Replace RO membrane when below 75% rejection and sanitize. - Replace water filters. Should be replaced every 6 to 12 months. - Drain entire tank. Should be done once every week to keep stored water fresh. - Sanitize (see Sanitizing Instructions) and replace filters. [PROBLEM]

Output: Water does not taste or smell right.


Input: [CAUSE] - Over pressurized tank. - Incoming water pressure is below 40 PSI. - Tank valve not open. - Bad water storage tank. - Filters clogged. - Kinked tube. - "Fouled" membrane. [SOLUTION] - Check pressure with specially calibrated air pressure gauge. When empty, tank pressure should be 7 PSI. - Increase pressure to 40 PSI. May require a pump. - System takes 6 to 10 hours to completely fill. - Open tank valve. - Replace storage tank, If not bad, check that tank air pressure is between 7 PSI when empty. - Replacewater filters. - Un-kink tube. If damaged, replace tube. - Replace RO membrane. [PROBLEM]

Output: Little water from faucet.


Input: [CAUSE] - Prefilters are partially plugged. Lowered water pressure prevents the hydraulic shut off valve from actuating. - Auto-shut off valve not working. - Low incoming water pressure. -Low tank air pressure. - Tank bladder is ruptured. Is the tank heavy after draining out all water? - Flow restrictor worn out. - Membrane is bad (fouled). [SOLUTION] - Replace prefilters. To check if if it is the prefilters you can remove them and operate the system without them until it shuts off. This will confirm that the filters are the problem. - Replace auto shut off valve - Increase incoming water pressure to 40 PSI or better. This may take a pump. - Check tank pressure withair pressure gauge. Fill to 7 PSI. - Replace the tank. - Replace the flow restrictor. - UseTDS tester meter to check membrane. Replace membrane. [PROBLEM]

Output: System is continually running.


Input: [CAUSE] - Ball valve to ice line is off. - Ice maker handle in refrigerator is off. - Ice maker line frozen. - Tube to refrigerator is kinked. [SOLUTION] - Turn on ball valve, also check for any kinked tubes. - Pull to down position to turn on. - Thaw with hair dryer. Make sure you have a full tank of water before turning icemaker on. - Find kink and replace tube. [PROBLEM]

Output: Ice maker not working


Input: [CAUSE] - 1 quart reservoir not full. [SOLUTION] - Hold down dispenser handle for approximately 2 minutes until water comes out. Make sure RO tank is full. [PROBLEM]

Output: No water out of refrigerator door.


Input: [CAUSE] - ASV (auto shut-off valve) is defective - High pressure inlet water bypassing the rubber diaphragms in the ASV and entering the Permeate (RO) water line. - Water may be bypassing the Brine Seal - (large rubber ring around the outside of the membrane) [SOLUTION] - ReplaceASV auto shut off valve. - Remove and reinstall membrane making sure that the Brine Seal is making contact with the inside of the membrane housing wall. Seal the Brine Seal with Silcone sealant. Clean the inside of the membrane housing wall when the membrane is removed. Examine membrane housing to see if it has warped. A membrane's brine seal will slowly form to the contour of a housing that is warping. So the old membrane might fit while a new membrane will have trouble fitting in a warped housing. Replace a warped membrane housing. [PROBLEM]

Output: TDS of RO water (permeate) is the same as the incoming feed water. Also high pressure and endless supply from RO faucet.


Input: [CAUSE] - Normal R.O. process. - Low water pressure. - Filters plugged. - Fouled membrane. - Low Tank air pressure [SOLUTION] - Your RO system makes water a drop at a time. 4 gallon storage tank should be full within 6 hours. - Increase incoming water pressure. This may require a pump. Check for kinked tubes. - Replacewater filters. - Replace RO membrane. - Check tank pressure with air pressure gauge. Fill to 7 PSI. [PROBLEM]

Output: Makes water slow.


Input: [W] How are rocks made? [K]

Output: They come in many colors and sizes.


Input: [W] Why are there different colors in rocks? [K]

Output: The earth is a rock.


Input: [W] Why is gold and other metals found in rocks? [K]

Output: Mountains are made of rock.


Input: [W] Why are some rocks used in jewelry? [K]

Output: Gold is found in rocks.


Input: [W] What is a mineral? [K]

Output: We use rocks to build with.


Input: [W] Do rocks grow? [K]

Output: Pebbles to throw in the water.


Input: [W] Why do rocks break? [K]

Output: They're hard.


Input: [W] What are some ways we use rocks? [K]

Output: They're fun to climb on.


Input: [W] What are the people who study rocks called? [K]

Output: Caves are made of rocks.


Input: [Definition] Slope of the stress-strain curve between two specified strains (ε1=0.0005 and ε2=0.0025) [Property]

Output: Tensile Modulus

Tensile Properties of Film - ISO 527-1 & ISO 527-3 - UL IDES


Input: [Definition] Tensile strain corresponding to the point of rupture. [Property]

Output: Tensile Strain at Break

Tensile Properties of Film - ISO 527-1 & ISO 527-3 - UL IDES


Input: [Definition] Tensile strain corresponding to the yield point. [Property]

Output: Tensile Strain at Yield

Tensile Properties of Film - ISO 527-1 & ISO 527-3 - UL IDES


Input: [Definition] Maximum tensile stress sustained by the specimen during a test. [Property]

Output: Tensile Strength

Tensile Properties of Film - ISO 527-1 & ISO 527-3 - UL IDES


Input: [Definition] Tensile stress at the point of rupture. [Property]

Output: Tensile Stress at Break

Tensile Properties of Film - ISO 527-1 & ISO 527-3 - UL IDES


Input: [Definition] Tensile stress at which an increase in strain occurs without an increase in stress (yield point). [Property]

Output: Tensile Stress at Yield

Tensile Properties of Film - ISO 527-1 & ISO 527-3 - UL IDES


Input: [Model] CL-8812 [Dimensions] L Varies D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Sofa

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Input: [Model] CL-8812P [Dimensions] L Varies D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Motion Sofa

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8813 [Dimensions] L Varies D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Loveseat

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Input: [Model] CL-8813P [Dimensions] L Varies D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Motion Loveseat

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8814 [Dimensions] L Varies D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Arm Chair

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8814P [Dimensions] L Varies D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Motion Arm Chair

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8815 [Dimensions] L Varies D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Left Facing Sofa

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8815P [Dimensions] L Varies D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Motion Left Facing Sofa

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8816 [Dimensions] L Varies D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Right Facing Sofa

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8816P [Dimensions] L Varies D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Motion Right Facing Sofa

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Input: [Model] CL-8817 [Dimensions] L Varies D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Left Facing Loveseat

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8817P [Dimensions] L Varies D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Motion Left Facing Loveseat

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8818 [Dimensions] L Varies D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Right Facing Loveseat

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8818P [Dimensions] L Varies D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Motion Right Facing Loveseat

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8819 [Dimensions] W44 D44 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Square Corner

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8820 [Dimensions] L Varies D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Curved Corner

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8821 [Dimensions] L Varies D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Left Arm Chair

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8822 [Dimensions] L Varies D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Right Arm Chair

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8823 [Dimensions] W23¾ D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary One Cushion Armless

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8824 [Dimensions] W47½ D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Two Cushion Armless

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8825 [Dimensions] W71¼ D41 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Three Cushion Armless

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8826 [Dimensions] L Varies D44 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Left Facing Corner Sofa

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8826P [Dimensions] L Varies D44 H41 [Details]

Output: Motion Left Facing Corner Sofa

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8827 [Dimensions] L Varies D44 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Right Facing Corner Sofa

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8827P [Dimensions] L Varies D44 H41 [Details]

Output: Motion Right Facing Corner Sofa

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8828 [Dimensions] L Varies D44 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Left Facing Corner Loveseat

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8828P [Dimensions] L Varies D44 H41 [Details]

Output: Motion Left Facing Corner Loveseat

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8829 [Dimensions] L Varies D44 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Right Facing Corner Loveseat

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8829P [Dimensions] L Varies D44 H41 [Details]

Output: Motion Right Facing Corner Loveseat

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8830-L [Dimensions] L Varies D65 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Left Facing Chaise

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: [Model] CL-8830-R [Dimensions] L Varies D65 H41 [Details]

Output: Stationary Right Facing Chaise

OurProducts_Details—Stickley Furniture, Since 1900.


Input: Router Setup [Search via Unique ID] Auto

Output: Need Setup

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Input: Multiple Cameras using Router [Search via Unique ID] Auto

Output: Setup DDNS and Router for each Camera

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Input: Maximum Cameras Viewed on a Screen [Search via Unique ID] 16

Output: Varies

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Input: Arm/ Disarm by Schedule [Search via Unique ID] Daily or Weekly (Optional Accessory Package Needed)

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Input: Arm/ Disarm by Key Flop [Search via Unique ID] Daily or Weekly (Optional Accessory Package Needed)

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Input: Trigger-in from Sensors [Search via Unique ID] Wired or Wireless (Optional Accessory Package Needed)

Output: Wires

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Input: Maximum Trigger-in IO per Camera [Search via Unique ID] 4 by RF, 1 by wire (Optional Accessory Package Needed)

Output: Varies

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Input: Control AC Appliance through Camera Remotely [Search via Unique ID] Yes (Optional Accessory Package Needed)

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Input: Recording upon Triggered or Scheduled [Search via Unique ID] To local PC or Remote PC with Fixed IP

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Input: Mounting Method [Search via Unique ID] Desktop, Ceiling and Wall Mounts;

Output: Varies

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Input: [Wilton Product] Organza Pull-N-Full™ Bows* [Helpful Hints!]

Output: Ribbon picks up a lot of color


Input: [Wilton Product] Satin Pull-N-Fluff™ Bows* [Helpful Hints!]

Output: Ribbon picks up a lot of color


Input: [Wilton Product] Organza Beaded Chair Wrap* [Helpful Hints!]

Output: Ribbon picks up a lot of color


Input: [Wilton Product] Satin Chair Cover* [Helpful Hints!]

Output: Edge picks up more color


Input: [Wilton Product] Tulle Spool* [Helpful Hints!]

Output: Long drying time


Input: [Wilton Product] Circle Of Love Wreath* [Helpful Hints!]

Output: Longer dyeing time required


Input: [Wilton Product] Flowering Heart* [Helpful Hints!]

Output: Longer dyeing time required


Input: [Two-Digit Code] C0 [Next Step] If the tub does not spin go to manual diagnostic mode: Motor, Spin. [Cabrio Operation]

Output: Slow spin to 23 rpm


Input: [Two-Digit Code] C1 [Next Step] If there is no water or the water temperature is wrong go to manual diagnostic mode: Water valves. If the basket does not float or disengage, look for the cause of inner wash basket friction. [Cabrio Operation]

Output: Cabrio's Hot and cold (Warm Water) primary water valves open as well as the detergent and fresh fill valves, then the fresh valve opens until the Cabrio's basket floats, disengaging from the basket hub. The Cabrio washer will then continue filling through the detergent and fresh valves to the minimum water level.


Input: [Two-Digit Code] C2 [Next Step] If no water flows through the bleach cup go to manual diagnostic mode: Water valves. [Cabrio Operation]

Output: The Cabrio's cold water valve and the bleach valve open for 10 seconds.


Input: [Two-Digit Code] C3 [Next Step] If your washing machine has a fabric softener dispenser and no water flows go to manual diagnostic mode: Water valves. [Cabrio Operation]

Output: The Cabrio's Hot water and fabric softener valves are opened for 10 seconds. NOTE: if your Cabrio washing machine doesn't have a fabric softener dispenser, this step will happen but no water will flow.


Input: [Two-Digit Code] C4 [Next Step] If no water flows through the detergent cup go to manual diagnostic mode: Water valves [Cabrio Operation]

Output: The Cabrio Washer's hot and cold (Warm Water) primary water valves open as well as the detergent water valve for 10 seconds


Input: [Two-Digit Code] C5 [Next Step] If the washing machine does not agitate go to manual diagnostic mode: motor, agitate. [Cabrio Operation]

Output: The Cabrio washer will agitate for 15 seconds.