Input: [1] Rigidity (Body): [2] Durability: [3] Water Proof: [4] Tear Resistant: [5] Temperature Resistant: [6] Embosses (Design): [7] Colors: [8]

Output: Price:

Akiles 12 Mil 9" x 11" Sand Emboss Clear Matte Polycovers (100 pcs)


Input: [0] Polycover [1] Excellent [2] Excellent [3] Excellent [4] Excellent [5] Excellent [6] Wide [7] Clear, Tinted, and Solid [8]

Output: Low

Akiles 12 Mil 9" x 11" Sand Emboss Clear Matte Polycovers (100 pcs)


Input: [0] Composite [1] Poor / No [2] Good [3] Good [4] Poor / No [5] Excellent [6] Limited [7] Solid Only [8]

Output: Expensive

Akiles 12 Mil 9" x 11" Sand Emboss Clear Matte Polycovers (100 pcs)


Input: [0] Paper [1] Good [2] Poor / No [3] Poor / No [4] Poor / No [5] Excellent [6] Wide [7] Solid Only [8]

Output: Low

Akiles 12 Mil 9" x 11" Sand Emboss Clear Matte Polycovers (100 pcs)


Input: [0] Vinyl [1] Good [2] Excellent [3] Excellent [4] Excellent [5] Poor / No [6] Limited [7] Solid [8]

Output: Moderate

Akiles 12 Mil 9" x 11" Sand Emboss Clear Matte Polycovers (100 pcs)


Input: [0] PVC [1] Excellent [2] Excellent [3] Excellent [4] Excellent [5] Poor / No [6] Limited [7] Clear and Tinted [8]

Output: Low

Akiles 12 Mil 9" x 11" Sand Emboss Clear Matte Polycovers (100 pcs)


Input: [Topics] 1.Definition [Weaving] The fabric forming process by interlacement of warp threads. [Knitting]

Output: The fabric forming process by intermeshing of loops.

Weaving and Knitting | Compare/Difference Between Weaving and Knitting - Textile Learner


Input: [Topics] 2.Elasticity [Weaving] Very less or no elasticity. [Knitting]

Output: The fabric shows high amount of stretch and elasticity due to loop structure.

Weaving and Knitting | Compare/Difference Between Weaving and Knitting - Textile Learner


Input: [Topics] 3.Dimentional stability [Weaving] Good dimensional stability which causes less shrinkage. [Knitting]

Output: Less dimensional stability.

Weaving and Knitting | Compare/Difference Between Weaving and Knitting - Textile Learner


Input: [Topics] 4.Durability [Weaving] More durable [Knitting]

Output: Less durable than woven Fabrics.

Weaving and Knitting | Compare/Difference Between Weaving and Knitting - Textile Learner


Input: [Topics] 5.Moisture absorption [Weaving] The fabric absorbs less moisture [Knitting]

Output: The knitted fabrics absorb more moisture because of their loose construction.

Weaving and Knitting | Compare/Difference Between Weaving and Knitting - Textile Learner


Input: [Topics] 6.Slacking and low sening [Weaving] The fabric provides good stability due to intersecting of yarns at right angle. [Knitting]

Output: It creates problem after wearing for along time.

Weaving and Knitting | Compare/Difference Between Weaving and Knitting - Textile Learner


Input: [Topics] 7.Air permeability [Weaving] Air is less permeable due to compact construction woven fabric. [Knitting]

Output: Air permeability is more due to voluminous structure of knitted fabric.

Weaving and Knitting | Compare/Difference Between Weaving and Knitting - Textile Learner


Input: [Topics] 8.Crease [Weaving] woven fabrics are more inclined to crease .So ironing and iron retention are better knitted fabric. [Knitting]

Output: Knitted fabrics are more resistant to crease. So it requires no ironing.

Weaving and Knitting | Compare/Difference Between Weaving and Knitting - Textile Learner


Input: [Topics] 9.Production cost [Weaving] Production cost is more due to warp preparation and desizing process [Knitting]

Output: Production cost is less due to modest manufacturing process.

Weaving and Knitting | Compare/Difference Between Weaving and Knitting - Textile Learner


Input: [Topics] 10.Yarn [Weaving] TPI of yarn is comparatively higher than knitting yarn. [Knitting]

Output: TPI of yarn is comparatively lower than woven fabric.

Weaving and Knitting | Compare/Difference Between Weaving and Knitting - Textile Learner


Input: [CAUSES] External parasites are the most common cause of scratching, but allergies to food or environmental causes may also be responsible. Cats lick most wounds thoroughly. Impacted anal sacs cause a cat to lick its anal region. [ACTION] Check the skin thoroughly for signs of parasites such as specks of black glistening flea droppings, and treat accordingly. If there is a small wound, see your vet. It may seem insignificant but there might be hidden damage. [CLINICAL SIGNS]

Output: SCRATCHING/EXCESS LICKING


Input: [CAUSES] Viral,bacterial,and chlamydial infections cause inflammation and discharge. Many of these diseases transmit easilt to other cats. Eyes may be injured or become inflamed through environmental irritation or allergy. [ACTION] Vaccinate your cat preventatively against transmissible infections. Treat affected individuals with appropriate antibiotics or other drugs. Always have your vet examine any physical injuries to the eyes. [CLINICAL SIGNS]

Output: EYE CONDITIONS


Input: [CAUSES] Ear mites cause dark, gritty wax to build up in the ears. Cats scratch and shake their heads. Infections are common. Many older cats have benign tumours of the ear canal called ceruminomas. [ACTION] Eliminate parasites with appropriate medications. Break down built-up ear wax with olive oil. Untreated chronic ear infections lead to ceruminomas. Which may need surgical removal. [CLINICAL SIGNS]

Output: EAR CONDITIONS


Input: [CAUSES] Gum infection is the most common problem suffered by felines. Fetid breath is caused by bacteria multiplying at the tooth margins. Severe gum inflammations, which may be virus-induced, causes drooling. [ACTION] Prevent gum disease by permitting your cat to exercise its teeth and gums. Chewing on bones is the most effective and natural method. But beware of possible splinters. Viral gum disease needs veterinary attention. [CLINICAL SIGNS]

Output: BAD BREATH/DROOLING


Input: [CAUSES] A variety of viral and bacterial cause sneezing or nasal discharge. Allergies and foreign objects such as blades of grass in the nose may also be responsible. Older cats can develop irritating nasal polyps or tumours. [ACTION] Vaccinate your cat preventatively against transmitted diseases. If your cat has allergies. Avoid allergerns when possible or use antihistamines and other treatments to reduce irritation. [CLINICAL SIGNS]

Output: SNEEZING/NASAL DISCHARGE


Input: [CAUSES] Coughing may be caused by a variety of medical conditions, including allergies, parasites, chest and upper respiratory infections, more serious chest complaints, or forms of heart disease. [ACTION] Although it may simply be an allergic bronchitis, cat can suffer from a wide range of more serious chest complaints. If your cat is coughing always consult your vet for an accurate diagnosis [CLINICAL SIGNS]

Output: COUGHING/GAGGING


Input: [CAUSES] Chest and upper respiratory tract infections may cause breathing difficulties. so too does asthma, a serious, even life threatening problem. trauma to the chest or diaphragm seriously affects breathing. [ACTION] All breathing difficulties are serious. your cat should be seen immediately by a vet. intervention with drugs or surgery is often vital to restore ease of breathing. [CLINICAL SIGNS]

Output: BREATHING DIFFICULTIES


Input: [CAUSES] Occasional vomiting is often caused by diet or eating grass. cats regurgitate hairballs, an action seemingly similar to vomiting persistent vomiting often has a metabolic cause elsewhere in the body. [ACTION] Use cat laxatives for cats suffering from hairballs. Offer grass to eat. All cases of persistent vomiting should be seen by a vet who will make an accurate diagnosis of the cause. [CLINICAL SIGNS]

Output: VOMITING


Input: [CAUSES] Diarrhoea is often diet induced but it may also be caused by parasites infection, malabsorption conditions, or in older cats by masses in the intestinal wall. Do not confuse the straining of diarrhoea with constipation. [ACTION] Contact your vet for advice. Simple diarrhoea can be treated successfully with a short fast The cause of persistent needs to be know for effective treatment prevent constipation with cat laxatives. [CLINICAL SIGNS]

Output: DIARRHOEA/CONSTIPATION


Input: [CAUSES] This is a general sign that a cat is unwell. Starving is the most common cause in young cats. Kidney problems or overactive thyroids are the most common causes in older cats that continue to eat well. [ACTION] Always see your vet if your cat is eating but still losing weight; it is usually a sign of significant problems. Changes in diet,surgery,and other medical treatments may be useful. [CLINICAL SIGNS]

Output: LOSS OF WEIGHT


Input: [CAUSES] A short loss of appetite is seldom a problem. A cat may be bored or have eaten elsewhere. Loss of appetite for more than a day is an important clinical sign that a cat is unwell; it is associated with many problems. [ACTION] Consult your vet,who will carry out an examination and possibly test to find the cause of your cat's loss of appetite. Although many causes are serious,others can be trated easily. [CLINICAL SIGNS]

Output: LOSS OF APPETITE


Input: [CAUSES] Most cats experience few difficulties giving birth. Some,however,have poor contractions or are unable to deliver their kittens because of problems in the birth canal. [ACTION] If your cat is pregnant,make sure that your vet is informed of the expected due date. prepare a quiet place at home for the birth. If labour lasts for more than two hours,veterinsry help is required. [CLINICAL SIGNS]

Output: BIRTH PROBLEMS


Input: [CAUSES] Straining to urinate may be caused by mineral crystals or infection in the urinary tract. Decreased urination is caused by dehydration or blocked bladder. Increased urination has a variety of significant causes. [ACTION] Contact your vet if there are any changes in your cat's urination routines. All are significant and some changes are associated with serious conditions that need immediate medical attention. [CLINICAL SIGNS]

Output: URINATION PROBLEMS


Input: [CAUSES] Injuries are most common causes of balance problems. Blood loss,strokes,middle-ear infections,viral diseases,and other serious problems can cause a drunken-like walk. [ACTION] All causes of loss of balance are potentially serious;some are life-threatening emergencies. see your vet immediately. Your cat may look normal outwardly,but have very serious internal problems. [CLINICAL SIGNS]

Output: LOSS OF BALANCE


Input: [CAUSES] Epilepsy,brain inflammation,and poisons can cause seizures. Paralysis is frequently associated with severe neck injuries,but may also be caused by infections and poisons. [ACTION] Seek urgent veterinary attention for paralysis,and urgent veterinary advice for seizures. Vaccinate your cat against infectious diseases,including rabies where warranted or necessary. [CLINICAL SIGNS]

Output: SEIZURES/PARALYSIS


Input: [CAUSES] A variet of physical but also emotional problems may manifest themselves only through moderate changes in your cat's behaviour. Trauma,infection and metabolic conditions have behaioural consequences. [ACTION] If your cat's behaviour changes,no matter how slightly,always consult your vet.A minor behaviour change may signify a considerable problem; cats are naturally reticent and seldom complain. [CLINICAL SIGNS]

Output: BEHAVIOUR CHANGES


Input: [Target Label] A [Target Description]

Output: An unnamed crater with unusual bright material on its floor.

MESSENGER: MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging


Input: [Target Label] B [Target Description]

Output: An unnamed crater with a set of young ejecta rays that are light blue in the enhanced-color view.

MESSENGER: MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging


Input: [Target Label] C (1 & 2) [Target Description]

Output: Crater Lermontov. The bright yellowish color in the enhanced-color image and the irregularly shaped depressions on its floor may be evidence of past explosive volcanic activity.

MESSENGER: MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging


Input: [Target Label] D [Target Description]

Output: North of crater Homer. An area with an interesting mix of both light blue ejecta and bright orange materials.

MESSENGER: MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging


Input: [Target Label] E [Target Description]

Output: Near crater Titian. Enhanced-color images show a region of comparatively deep blue material that is dark and of a different composition than the majority of Mercury's surface.

MESSENGER: MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging


Input: [Target Label] F (1 & 2) [Target Description]

Output: Common plains material. This target resembles a type of material that covers much of Mercury.

MESSENGER: MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging


Input: [Target Label] G [Target Description]

Output: An unnamed crater with an intriguing bright yellow-orange color in enhanced-color views.

MESSENGER: MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging


Input: [Target Label] H [Target Description]

Output: Ray material from a spectacular rayed crater in Mercury's north. The ray material appears bright blue in enhanced color.

MESSENGER: MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging


Input: [Target Label] I [Target Description]

Output: Crater Hemingway. Enhanced-color images show the crater has an orange interior and a highly contrasting dark blue central peak.

MESSENGER: MErcury Surface, Space ENvironment, GEochemistry, and Ranging


Input: [What] Beeper [Where] Mother boards Microwave ovens Modems [Comments]

Output: Cheap sound effects, some need ac drive others just dc.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Caps: Electrolytic [Where] Many different devices. [Comments]

Output: You can get tons of these from most devices, usually marked with voltage and capacitance, they are pretty much ready to use. Leads usually just long enough to go through a board.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Cases Enclosures [Where] Anything in a useful case. Altoid Tins MintyBoost! - Small battery-powered USB charge Altoids Amp Tea Tins Tea Connector for Serial RS232 Cables Network equipment like hubs and switches for rack mount cases [Comments]

Output: Can be very useful, may want to replace or overlay the front panel. Sometimes use a different side of the case as a new front.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Crystals [Where] Computer devices Radio receivers [Comments]

Output: Are the frequencies useful, can you figure out how to drive them?

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Diodes: Full Wave Bridges and Power [Where] Many different devices. Power Supplies [Comments]

Output: Nice for your own power supply.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Diodes: Small Signal [Where] Diodes are cheap, you might just buy a grab-bag instead and get long-legged basic types and zeners. Scavenge rectifier bridges. [Comments]

Output: Usually have leads that are so short that they are not worth bothering with.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Headers and Jumpers [Where] Computer mother boards. Computer expansion cards Some stores may carry massive bags cheaply so this may not be an interesting target. [Comments]

Output: Useful as headers or to adapt parts to prototyping boards. You can also often find cables with plugs that plug into the headers very nicely. Also true of RC hobby servos.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Fans: Small [Where] Computers Power Supplies [Comments]

Output: Do not blow your budget, get a free fan.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Ferrites [Where] CRT monitors Power Supplies Cable "bulbs" [Comments]

Output: Rewind for use as small SMPS transformer cores due low hysteris losses.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Hall Effect Sensors [Where] Lots of CD Spindle motors seem to have them mounted at the edge of the rotor ( more or less ). Old VCR's [Comments]

Output: Can be used to sense magnetic fields or to measure current.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Heat Sinks [Where] PSU's, including PC SMPS power amplifiers VCR's [Comments]

Output: Keep your power components cool.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Infra Red Receiver [Where] Any equipment with with a remote control VCR, DVD players Some cordless headphones [Comments]

Output: Useful for IR remote control projects. Usually tuned to about 40 kHz and have digital output. For pin out see Infra Red Receiver Pinout

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Jacks: RCA Phono [Where] Audio equipment and many computer mother boards. Old PA, mixing and recording equipment [Comments]

Output: Nice for audio and some video.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Jacks: Miniature Phono Jacks [Where] Audio equipment. Sometimes on computer mother boards, sound cards and CD drives [Comments]

Output: Use for audio or low power.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Jacks: USB [Where] Computer mother boards Broken USB mice and keyboards yield complete cables [Comments]

Output: Handy because there are so many usb devices out there, make an IPod charger.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Jacks: 9 Pin ( serial ) [Where] Computer Mother boards Old computer cases, serial addon cards, modems [Comments]

Output: Often useful particularly if you harvest cables from old mice.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Jacks: Key Board Jacks [Where] Computer mother boards Dead keyboards for complete cables 5-pin DIN type is also used for MIDI [Comments]

Output: May be useful particularly if you harvest cables from old keyboards.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Laser [Where] Printers, CD ROM, dvd players Laser pointers [Comments]

Output: Please be careful.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] LED: visible [Where] Many devices, often on a control panel separate from the main circuit board PC cases Network equipment have tons of blinkenlights [Comments]

Output: Very, sometimes leads too short, but usually ok. Computers often have several with plug in leads which can be really handy. Mount 2 pins from a header ( also salvage ) to plug in.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] LED: Infra Red [Where] Remote controls. Some wireless headphone transmitters [Comments]

Output: Usefully for IR remote control projects. Note that they can be used as receivers as well.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] LCD Displays [Where] Laser printers Alarm control panels and the like ISDN modems or other network equipment Smart UPS [Comments]

Output: Sometimes useless, too hard to find out the specs. Many are Hitachi compatible if you can find/trace the pinout.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Low Voltage Power Supplies [Where] Computers. Printers occasionally have nice, beefy, 20-40V, even AC psu's Christmas lights for 24VAC Obsolete cellphone chargers if you find a graveyard of them [Comments]

Output: Wall warts that may come with devices. Some other devices have power supplies as separate components. May want to supplement with a three terminal regulator, which you can also get from salvage.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Motors: DC [Where] Windshield Wiper Motors (Quite substantial, Continuous Duty, 2-3 amps@15VDC) with gearhead! I recommend the ones from 1990's Toyota Corolla's. Be sure to bring your 10mm socket wrenches! nicely relevant info VCRs, Tape Recorders Printers ( often stepper motors, but sometimes DC with encoders ) CD/DVD drives Power (cordless) tools [Comments]

Output: Nice if you need a motor and every robot needs many, see also steppers.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Motors: Stepper [Where] Printers, CD/DVD drives, some old floppy and hard drives. [Comments]

Output: Can be real useful for low power devices. Can be expensive to buy.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Motors: Brushless [Where] CD and VCR drives and players [Comments]

Output: These are hard to drive and often built into the circuit boards. May be most useful for the magnets in them. Sometimes you can find and use the hall effect sensor. Somewhere I have seen a posting on how to use them as alternators, basically putting a diode on each winding to bring out DC.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Magnets [Where] Hard drives, brushless motors. Microwave oven magnetron has 2 nice donut magnets. [Comments]

Output: More pictures on your fridge, Hold down tools on cast iron in the shop. Often quit strong and/or of odd configuration.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Potentiometers: trim [Where] Audio equipment. VCR's are full of them [Comments]

Output: Can be useful, but new ones are not very expensive.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Relays [Where] Microwave ovens. Modems Audio amplifiers [Comments]

Output: Useful to go from logic levels to 120 vac. Coil is often 12v or 24 volts, use with a transistor low side switch ( for example ) to interface with logic levels

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Resistors: Power [Where] Power Supplies [Comments]

Output: Useful Many different devices but usually not computers.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Resistors; ¼, ½ Watt [Where] Too much effort for plain types, better buy an assortment [Comments]

Output: Usually useless, leads too short.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Ribbon Cables and Sockets [Where] Computers VCR's, especially some Betamax [Comments]

Output: I ( russ_hensel ) have found a bunch or applications that may not be obvious, I will write it up soon, or contact me.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Sockets: DIP [Where] Computers and many other components. Flimsy and may not be worth the hassle [Comments]

Output: russ_hensel ) I sometimes cut these up in various ways and epoxy to .1 inch perf. board to get special sockets for LED arrays....

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Stepper Driver Chips [Where] Printers and Devices with stepper motors. [Comments]

Output: Very useful if you can find some of the standard chips, I have found .....

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Surface mount devices Useless for many, hard to remove, small to work with. Some of you may have figured SMT out, more power to you. Hint: hot air may be just the ticket. [Where] Everywhere today Computers, hard drives, expansion cards [Comments]

Output: Yes

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Three terminal regulators [Where] Many different devices Computer PSU's often have a few (7905) [Comments]

Output: Often standard parts, sometimes you can take the whole power supply as a unit

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Transistors: Power [Where] Audio equipment, TV's Power supplies [Comments]

Output: Often useful, often can find specification from part number. This may help ( anyone have one who can do a review? ) M3 Semiconductor Analyzer Features Here is a review N5ESE builds the M-Cubed Electronix Semiconductor Analyzer and M3 Electonix Semiconductor Analyzer Built by AL7FS

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Transistors: Power MOSFET [Where] Power supplies [Comments]

Output: Extremely handy, often can find specification from part number.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Transistor: Small Signal [Where] Many different devices but usually not computers. [Comments]

Output: Some use, but may be hard to identify which are useful as many use house part numbers. For japanese transistors, add "2S" in from of the code. A few hours work gave me a couple of bucks worth of parts russ_hensel, probably not worth it.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Transformers Inductors – Misc. [Where] TVs Audio Receivers. Power supplies [Comments]

Output: Test with ohm meter and audio oscillator.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Transformer Flyback transformer [Where] TV's Some SMPSU's [Comments]

Output: Useful for high voltage – but can be dangerous.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [What] Transformer: Line to Low voltage [Where] Audio equipment particularly receivers. Computer peripherals but not computers. [Comments]

Output: Useful for making power supplies.

Salvage Parts and Sources - OpenCircuits


Input: [Don’t Buy Organic] Asparagus [Do Buy Organic]

Output: Apples

43 Ways to Live Healthier for Less Money ~ Curious? Read


Input: [Don’t Buy Organic] Bananas [Do Buy Organic]

Output: Celery

43 Ways to Live Healthier for Less Money ~ Curious? Read


Input: [Don’t Buy Organic] Blueberries [Do Buy Organic]

Output: Grapes

43 Ways to Live Healthier for Less Money ~ Curious? Read


Input: [Don’t Buy Organic] Broccoli [Do Buy Organic]

Output: Lettuce

43 Ways to Live Healthier for Less Money ~ Curious? Read


Input: [Don’t Buy Organic] Cauliflower [Do Buy Organic]

Output: Peaches

43 Ways to Live Healthier for Less Money ~ Curious? Read


Input: [Don’t Buy Organic] Kiwi [Do Buy Organic]

Output: Strawberries

43 Ways to Live Healthier for Less Money ~ Curious? Read


Input: [Don’t Buy Organic] Onions [Do Buy Organic]

Output: Potatoes

43 Ways to Live Healthier for Less Money ~ Curious? Read


Input: [Don’t Buy Organic] Watermelon [Do Buy Organic]

Output: Tomatoes

43 Ways to Live Healthier for Less Money ~ Curious? Read


Input: [Dimensions:] Unavailable [Weight:] 130 lbs [Item:]

Output: Direct Inspiration Direct Vent Gas Fireplace

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Input: [Dimensions:] Unavailable [Weight:] 19 lbs [Item:]

Output: Decorative Fireplace Door Kit

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Input: [Dimensions:] Unavailable [Weight:] 2 lbs [Item:]

Output: Fireplace Screen Kit - Arched

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Input: [Dimensions:] Unavailable [Weight:] 15 lbs [Item:]

Output: Fireplace Backer Plate

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Input: [Dimensions:] 30.5" H x 43.75" W [Weight:] 17 lbs [Item:]

Output: Trim Kits

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Input: [Dimensions:] Unavailable [Weight:] 12 lbs [Item:]

Output: Decorative Porcelain Fireplace Insert

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Input: [Dimensions:] Unavailable [Weight:] 1 lb [Item:]

Output: Conversion Kit for GDI44N

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Input: [% Daily Value (DV)*] 7% [Why It's Good for You] Getting enough iron is a problem for some women, especially women of childbearing age. Heme iron (found in meat) is absorbed more readily than nonheme iron (found in plant-based foods). Thus any one who avoids meat without the help of their health professional may increase their risk of iron-deficiency anemia. [Nutrient]

Output: Iron

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Vitamins & Minerals In A Three Ounce Serving of Pork


Input: [% Daily Value (DV)*] 6% [Why It's Good for You] Important for the normal function of many enzymes (catalysts for the body's chemical reactors), glucose and muscle action. [Nutrient]

Output: Magnesium

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Input: [% Daily Value (DV)*] 22% [Why It's Good for You] Strengthens bones and generates energy in cells. [Nutrient]

Output: Phosphorous

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Input: [% Daily Value (DV)*] 11% [Why It's Good for You] This mineral, also known as an electrolyte, plays a major role in water balance and helps maintain normal blood pressure. [Nutrient]

Output: Potassium

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Input: [% Daily Value (DV)*] 15% [Why It's Good for You] A component of more than 70 enzymes, zinc is a key player in energy metabolism and the immune system. [Nutrient]

Output: Zinc

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Input: [% Daily Value (DV)*] 53% [Why It's Good for You] Without this key mineral, metabolism of carbohydrate, protein and fat would be significantly compromised. Animal protein is one of the best sources of this nutrient, and among the choices, pork is tops. [Nutrient]

Output: Thiamin

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Input: [% Daily Value (DV)*] 19% [Why It's Good for You] Next to milk, there are few foods that have as much riboflavin per serving as pork. Riboflavin has an important role in the release of energy from foods. [Nutrient]

Output: Riboflavin

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Input: [% Daily Value (DV)*] 20% [Why It's Good for You] Important for the normal function of many enzymes in the body and involved in the metabolism of sugars and fatty acids. [Nutrient]

Output: Niacin

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Input: [% Daily Value (DV)*] 33% [Why It's Good for You] Helps build red blood cells and metabolize carbohydrates and fats. [Nutrient]

Output: Vitamin B12

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Input: [% Daily Value (DV)*] 18% [Why It's Good for You] Important for the normal function of enzymes and co-enzymes, which are needed to metabolize protein, carbohydrates and fats. Plus, it plays a critical role in the regulation of glycogen (stored carbohydrates) metabolism. [Nutrient]

Output: Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine)

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Input: [Category] Miscellaneous [Cost to download (AA$)] Free [No. of downloads] 202 [Date Submitted] 05/24/06 [Document title]

Output: GENERAL POWER OF ATTORNEY - FORM (PROPRETY)

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Input: [Category] Miscellaneous [Cost to download (AA$)] Free [No. of downloads] 23 [Date Submitted] 08/11/06 [Document title]

Output: Birthday Party Games for Kids

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Input: [Category] Miscellaneous [Cost to download (AA$)] Free [No. of downloads] 19 [Date Submitted] 06/05/06 [Document title]

Output: General Power of Attorney

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Input: [Category] Miscellaneous [Cost to download (AA$)] Free [No. of downloads] 7 [Date Submitted] 07/10/06 [Document title]

Output: to remove stains from fabrics

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Input: [Category] Miscellaneous [Cost to download (AA$)] Free [No. of downloads] 6 [Date Submitted] 02/21/09 [Document title]

Output: Types of Kalsarp and Remidies

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Input: [Category] Miscellaneous [Cost to download (AA$)] Free [No. of downloads] 5 [Date Submitted] 01/04/10 [Document title]

Output: RTI application

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Input: [Category] Miscellaneous [Cost to download (AA$)] AA$0.87 [No. of downloads] 5 [Date Submitted] 07/09/06 [Document title]

Output: Remedies to teething problems (apatite)

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Input: [Category] Miscellaneous [Cost to download (AA$)] Free [No. of downloads] 3 [Date Submitted] 09/03/06 [Document title]

Output: maditation

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Input: [Category] Miscellaneous [Cost to download (AA$)] Free [No. of downloads] 2 [Date Submitted] 05/04/06 [Document title]

Output: Health Information for Coconut Users

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Input: [Category] Miscellaneous [Cost to download (AA$)] AA$0.07 [No. of downloads] 0 [Date Submitted] 02/26/10 [Document title]

Output: Hyderabad Districyt Civil supplies office

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Input: [Category] Miscellaneous [Cost to download (AA$)] Free [No. of downloads] 0 [Date Submitted] 07/10/10 [Document title]

Output: FAT % IN DIFFERENT OILS

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Input: [Category] Miscellaneous [Cost to download (AA$)] AA$400.00 [No. of downloads] 0 [Date Submitted] 07/22/10 [Document title]

Output: days calendar

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Input: [Category] Miscellaneous [Cost to download (AA$)] Free [No. of downloads] 0 [Date Submitted] 12/06/10 [Document title]

Output: UGC Pay

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Input: [Category] Miscellaneous [Cost to download (AA$)] AA$0.43 [No. of downloads] 0 [Date Submitted] 12/09/08 [Document title]

Output: real estate agents in anna nagar

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Input: [Solvent] Acetone [Freezing point °C] -94.3 [Additional notes] Must be diluted to 15% Acetone [Collector required]

Output: -105C

Need a Lyophilizer? Read this before you buy - Labconco


Input: [Solvent] Acetonitrile [Freezing point °C] -42 [Collector required]

Output: -84C Cascade

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Input: [Solvent] Acetic Acid [Freezing point °C] 16.6 [Collector required]

Output: -50C

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Input: [Solvent] Chloroform [Freezing point °C] -63.5 [Collector required]

Output: -84C

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Input: [Solvent] DMSO [Freezing point °C] 18.5 [Additional notes] DMSO can be difficult to freeze dry [Collector required]

Output: -50C

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Input: [Solvent] Ethanol [Freezing point °C] -117.3 [Additional notes] Must be diluted to 15% ethanol [Collector required]

Output: -105C

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Input: [Solvent] Hexane [Freezing point °C] -95 [Additional notes] Must be diluted to 15% hexane [Collector required]

Output: -105C

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Input: [Solvent] Methanol [Freezing point °C] -97.8 [Additional notes] Must be diluted to 15% methanol [Collector required]

Output: -105C

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Input: [Solvent] Methylene Chloride [Freezing point °C] -97 [Additional notes] Must be diluted to 15% methylene chloride [Collector required]

Output: -105C

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Input: [Solvent] Salt water [Freezing point °C] Varies on PPM [Additional notes] PTFE-coated chamber recommended [Collector required]

Output: -84C Cascade

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Input: [Solvent] Water [Freezing point °C] 0 [Collector required]

Output: -50C

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Input: [SAE designation] 1xxx [Type]

Output: Carbon steels

Major classifications of steel


Input: [SAE designation] 2xxx [Type]

Output: Nickel steels

Major classifications of steel


Input: [SAE designation] 3xxx [Type]

Output: Nickel-chromium steels

Major classifications of steel


Input: [SAE designation] 4xxx [Type]

Output: Molybdenum steels

Major classifications of steel


Input: [SAE designation] 5xxx [Type]

Output: Chromium steels

Major classifications of steel


Input: [SAE designation] 6xxx [Type]

Output: Chromium-vanadium steels

Major classifications of steel


Input: [SAE designation] 7xxx [Type]

Output: Tungsten steels

Major classifications of steel


Input: [SAE designation] 8xxx [Type]

Output: Nickel-chromium-vanadium steels

Major classifications of steel


Input: [SAE designation] 9xxx [Type]

Output: Silicon-manganese steels

Major classifications of steel


Input: [Asian Elephant] Average 2 feet shorter (9-10 feet) [African Elephant] Average 2 feet taller (11-12 feet) [0]

Output: Height


Input: [Asian Elephant] Average 2000 pounds lighter [African Elephant] Average 2000 pounds heavier (can weigh over 8 tons) [0]

Output: Weight


Input: [Asian Elephant] Rounded with slight hump in the middle [African Elephant] Have a dip in the middle [0]

Output: Back


Input: [Asian Elephant] Smaller [African Elephant] Larger and in the shape of the African continent. A pair can weigh up to 110 pounds [0]

Output: Ears


Input: [Asian Elephant] Consists of two domes [African Elephant] Consists of a single dome [0]

Output: Head


Input: [Asian Elephant] Developed only in males. Female tusks too small to be visible outside [African Elephant] Developed in both male and female [0]

Output: Tusks


Input: [Asian Elephant] Shorter and stockier [African Elephant] Longer [0]

Output: Legs


Input: [Asian Elephant] Has one "finger" at the tip [African Elephant] Has two "fingers" at the tip [0]

Output: Trunk


Input: [Asian Elephant] Claimed to be stronger [African Elephant] Not as powerful as the Asian elephant, despite its larger size. [0]

Output: Strength


Input: [Asian Elephant] Shorter and rounder [African Elephant] Taller and slimmer [0]

Output: General Appearance


Input: [What it means] Heat loss through the skin [How to combat it] Cover your body with clothing, including wearing a hat [Method of heat loss]

Output: Radiation

Winter - North Country Trail Association


Input: [What it means] Touching cold objects like snow, ice, metals [How to combat it] Cover your body with clothing, including gloves [Method of heat loss]

Output: Conduction

Winter - North Country Trail Association


Input: [What it means] Wind moving across the body takes away warm air from the body and clothing [How to combat it] Wear windproof clothing and get out of the wind [Method of heat loss]

Output: Convection

Winter - North Country Trail Association


Input: [What it means] Fast, excessive sweat loss [How to combat it] Wear wicking layers and avoid heavy perspiration [Method of heat loss]

Output: Evaporation

Winter - North Country Trail Association


Input: [What it means] Breathing in cold air and exhaling warm air [How to combat it] Cover your nose during cold temperatures and breathe out your mouth [Method of heat loss]

Output: Respiration

Winter - North Country Trail Association


Input: [What it means] Amplification of conduction and convection [How to combat it] Wear windproof clothing and get out of the wind [Method of heat loss]

Output: Wind chill

Winter - North Country Trail Association


Input: [What it means] Wet clothing extracts heat 240 times faster than dry clothing [How to combat it] Keep clothing dry by minimizing sweating and changing out of wet clothes ASAP [Method of heat loss]

Output: Water chill

Winter - North Country Trail Association


Input: [Insulated Glass] Etched Glass [Mirrors]

Output: Shower Doors


Input: [Insulated Glass] Boat Glass [Mirrors]

Output: Euro Doors


Input: [Insulated Glass] Screen Doors [Mirrors]

Output: Commercial Glass


Input: [Insulated Glass] Screens for Windows [Mirrors]

Output: Store Fronts


Input: [Insulated Glass] Windows [Mirrors]

Output: Auto Glass


Input: [Insulated Glass] Plexiglass [Mirrors]

Output: Glass for Decks


Input: [Insulated Glass] Lexon [Mirrors]

Output: Antique and Classic Vehicles


Input: [Insulated Glass] Windshield Chips [Mirrors]

Output: Table Tops and Furniture Tops


Input: [Insulated Glass] Stained Glass [Mirrors]

Output: Storm Doors


Input: [Insulated Glass] Polar Seal Replacement Windows [Mirrors]

Output: Bar Mirrors and Shelves


Input: [Common Name] cuckoo-shrikes [Old Classification] Family Campephagidae

Output: Subfamily Corvinae

Gibson, L. J. --- Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?


Input: [Common Name] wood shrike [Old Classification] Family Laniidae Subfamily Pityriasinae

Output: Subfamily Corvinae

Gibson, L. J. --- Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?


Input: [Common Name] whipbird [Old Classification] Family Muscicapidae Subfamily Orthonynchinae

Output: Subfamily Cinclosomatinae

Gibson, L. J. --- Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?


Input: [Common Name] silktail [Old Classification] Family Muscicapidae Subfamily Sylviinae

Output: Subfamily Monarchinae

Gibson, L. J. --- Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?


Input: [Common Name] Peltops flycatcher [Old Classification] Family Muscicapidae Subfamily Muscicapinae

Output: Subfamily Corvinae

Gibson, L. J. --- Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?


Input: [Common Name] monarch flycatchers [Old Classification] Family Muscicapidae Subfamily Monarchinae

Output: Subfamily Monarchinae

Gibson, L. J. --- Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?


Input: [Common Name] fantails [Old Classification] Family Muscicapidae Subfamily Rhipidurinae

Output: Subfamily Monarchinae

Gibson, L. J. --- Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?


Input: [Common Name] whistlers [Old Classification] Family Muscicapidae Subfamily Pachycephalinae

Output: Subfamily Pachycephalinae

Gibson, L. J. --- Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?


Input: [Common Name] Australian nuthatches [Old Classification] Family Sittidae Subfamily Daphoenosittinae

Output: Subfamily Pachycephalinae

Gibson, L. J. --- Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?


Input: [Common Name] figbird [Old Classification] Family Oriolidae

Output: Subfamily Corvinae

Gibson, L. J. --- Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?


Input: [Common Name] drongos [Old Classification] Family Dicruridae

Output: Subfamily Monarchinae

Gibson, L. J. --- Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?


Input: [Common Name] magpie-lark [Old Classification] Family Grallinidae Subfamily Grallininae

Output: Subfamily Monarchinae

Gibson, L. J. --- Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?


Input: [Common Name] apostlebird [Old Classification] Family Grallinidae Subfamily Corcoracinae

Output: Subfamily Corcoracinae

Gibson, L. J. --- Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?


Input: [Common Name] woodswallows [Old Classification] Family Artamidae

Output: Subfamily Corvinae

Gibson, L. J. --- Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?


Input: [Common Name] currawongs [Old Classification] Family Cracticidae

Output: Subfamily Corvinae

Gibson, L. J. --- Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?


Input: [Common Name] birds of paradise [Old Classification] Family Paradiseaeidae

Output: Subfamily Corvinae

Gibson, L. J. --- Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?


Input: [Common Name] crows [Old Classification] Family Corvidae

Output: Subfamily Corvinae

Gibson, L. J. --- Do DNA Distances Reveal Avian Phylogeny?


Input: [Air conditioning equipments] Brewery equip [Automobile parts] Bicycle frames [Badges]

Output: Metal discs

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Input: [Air conditioning equipments] Chemical plants [Automobile parts] Compressors carbide tips [Badges]

Output: Refrigeration

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Input: [Air conditioning equipments] Diamond cutting tools [Automobile parts] Diamond segments [Badges]

Output: Fire arms

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Input: [Air conditioning equipments] Diamond utensils [Automobile parts] Diary equipments [Badges]

Output: Fixtures

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Input: [Air conditioning equipments] Diesel engines [Automobile parts] Electric appliances [Badges]

Output: Gaskets

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Input: [Air conditioning equipments] Electrical apparatus [Automobile parts] Heating apparatus [Badges]

Output: Instruments

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Input: [Air conditioning equipments] Fire extinguishers [Automobile parts] Laundry equipments [Badges]

Output: Machineries

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Input: [Air conditioning equipments] Fishing equipments [Automobile parts] Marine equipments [Badges]

Output: Gauges

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Input: [Air conditioning equipments] Immitation jewelleries [Automobile parts] Paper cutting knives [Badges]

Output: Kettles

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Input: [Air conditioning equipments] Lucomotives [Automobile parts] Mining equipments [Badges]

Output: Optical frames

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Input: [Air conditioning equipments] Pipes and fittings [Automobile parts] Telecommunications [Badges]

Output: And much more

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Input: [Highest Sell Price] §16,868 [Value] Low [Description]

Output: This spice is used as a flavoring for certain foods and often produces an eye-watering effect on the consumer.

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Input: [Highest Sell Price] §22,491 [Value] Medium [Description]

Output: A sour spice used primarily in summertime beverages.

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Input: [Highest Sell Price] §26,140 [Value] Medium [Description]

Output: A deep blue spice used primarily as a sleeping aid.

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Input: [Highest Sell Price] §50,605 [Value] High [Description]

Output: A green spice used in making a relaxing, minty tea beverage.

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Input: [Highest Sell Price] §56,188 [Value] High [Description]

Output: A pink spice used as a sweetener or as a floor polish.

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Input: [Highest Sell Price] §73,096 [Value] Very High [Description]

Output: A light purple-ish spice used in making a sweet-flavored purple pudding.

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Input: Patented dial tilt adjustment

Output: Tilt dial shows the angle of the tray as you turn the knob; also easy to use and provides greater ADA compliance

ErgOvation Phenolic Mouse over Keyboard System

Benefits: Allows users to easily adjust the height of their keyboard for maximum comfort, productivity and greater ADA compliance


Input: Molded head tray constructed of durable engineered resin

Output: Lighter weight; added stability design allows higher height range; superior ergonomic form

ErgOvation Phenolic Mouse over Keyboard System

Benefits: Allows users to easily adjust the height of their keyboard for maximum comfort, productivity and greater ADA compliance


Input: Ergonomic styling, low profile design

Output: Maximum comfort and leg room

ErgOvation Phenolic Mouse over Keyboard System

Benefits: Allows users to easily adjust the height of their keyboard for maximum comfort, productivity and greater ADA compliance


Input: Patented spring-assisted Lift-n-Lock™ counter balancing system (no knobs or levers)

Output: Precise adjustments are quick and easy

ErgOvation Phenolic Mouse over Keyboard System

Benefits: Allows users to easily adjust the height of their keyboard for maximum comfort, productivity and greater ADA compliance


Input: 5 1/2" standard length neck

Output: Accommodates straight desktops with limited space

ErgOvation Phenolic Mouse over Keyboard System

Benefits: Allows users to easily adjust the height of their keyboard for maximum comfort, productivity and greater ADA compliance


Input: Dual swivel option

Output: Allows keyboard tray to be parallel to the desk even when corner-mounted

ErgOvation Phenolic Mouse over Keyboard System

Benefits: Allows users to easily adjust the height of their keyboard for maximum comfort, productivity and greater ADA compliance


Input: 360 degree swivel

Output: User can move keyboard freely from side to side

ErgOvation Phenolic Mouse over Keyboard System

Benefits: Allows users to easily adjust the height of their keyboard for maximum comfort, productivity and greater ADA compliance


Input: Available with either glide or low-profile ball bearing storage tracks

Output: Fully retractable when not in use; choose the one that fits your budget

ErgOvation Phenolic Mouse over Keyboard System

Benefits: Allows users to easily adjust the height of their keyboard for maximum comfort, productivity and greater ADA compliance


Input: Positive tilt lockout option

Output: Promotes healthier negative tilt of keyboard, reducing risk of repetitive stress injury

ErgOvation Phenolic Mouse over Keyboard System

Benefits: Allows users to easily adjust the height of their keyboard for maximum comfort, productivity and greater ADA compliance


Input: [Level] entry [Brand] Campagnolo [Components] Veloce [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/10 cogs [Comments]

Output: nice function and finish

Road Bicycles! - New Hope Cyclery PA 215-862-6888 Bucks County


Input: [Level] enthusiast [Brand] Campagnolo [Components] Centaur [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/10 cogs [Comments]

Output: almost Athena-quality function and finish

Road Bicycles! - New Hope Cyclery PA 215-862-6888 Bucks County


Input: [Level] serious [Brand] Campagnolo [Components] Athena [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/11 cogs [Comments]

Output: almost Chorus-quality function and finish

Road Bicycles! - New Hope Cyclery PA 215-862-6888 Bucks County


Input: [Level] race [Brand] Campagnolo [Components] Chorus [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/11 cogs [Comments]

Output: almost Record-quality function and finish

Road Bicycles! - New Hope Cyclery PA 215-862-6888 Bucks County


Input: [Level] pro [Brand] Campagnolo [Components] Record [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/11 cogs [Comments]

Output: almost Super Record-quality function and finish

Road Bicycles! - New Hope Cyclery PA 215-862-6888 Bucks County


Input: [Level] pro [Brand] Campagnolo [Components] Super Record [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/11 cogs [Comments]

Output: among the world's lightest components

Road Bicycles! - New Hope Cyclery PA 215-862-6888 Bucks County


Input: [Level] entry [Brand] Shimano [Components] Sora [Drivetrain] compact double or triple chainring w/9 cogs [Comments]

Output: sweet shifting, braking and reliability at a nice price

Road Bicycles! - New Hope Cyclery PA 215-862-6888 Bucks County


Input: [Level] enthusiast [Brand] Shimano [Components] Tiagra [Drivetrain] compact double or triple chainring w/9 cogs [Comments]

Output: nice function and finish, lighter

Road Bicycles! - New Hope Cyclery PA 215-862-6888 Bucks County


Input: [Level] serious [Brand] Shimano [Components] 105 [Drivetrain] compact double or triple chainring w/10 cogs [Comments]

Output: almost Ultegra-quality function and finish

Road Bicycles! - New Hope Cyclery PA 215-862-6888 Bucks County


Input: [Level] race [Brand] Shimano [Components] Ultegra [Drivetrain] compact double or triple chainring w/10 cogs [Comments]

Output: almost Dura-Ace function and finish

Road Bicycles! - New Hope Cyclery PA 215-862-6888 Bucks County


Input: [Level] pro [Brand] Shimano [Components] Dura-Ace [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/10 cogs [Comments]

Output: among the world's lightest components

Road Bicycles! - New Hope Cyclery PA 215-862-6888 Bucks County


Input: [Level] pro [Brand] Shimano [Components] Dura-Ace Di2 [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/10 cogs [Comments]

Output: Dura-Ace quality w/revolutionary electronic shifting

Road Bicycles! - New Hope Cyclery PA 215-862-6888 Bucks County


Input: [Level] enthusiast [Brand] SRAM [Components] Apex [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/10 cogs [Comments]

Output: almost Rival function and finish

Road Bicycles! - New Hope Cyclery PA 215-862-6888 Bucks County


Input: [Level] serious [Brand] SRAM [Components] Rival [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/10 cogs [Comments]

Output: almost Force function and finish

Road Bicycles! - New Hope Cyclery PA 215-862-6888 Bucks County


Input: [Level] pro [Brand] SRAM [Components] Force [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/10 cogs [Comments]

Output: almost Red function and finish

Road Bicycles! - New Hope Cyclery PA 215-862-6888 Bucks County


Input: [Level] pro [Brand] SRAM [Components] Red [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/10 cogs [Comments]

Output: among the world's lightest components

Road Bicycles! - New Hope Cyclery PA 215-862-6888 Bucks County


Input: [ClearSpan High Tunnels] Made in the USA [Competitor's High Tunnels]

Output: Manufactured overseas

Greenhouse Kits, Commercial & Hobby Greenhouses and Hydroponic Systems from Growers Supply


Input: [ClearSpan High Tunnels] Ground post anchors included for every leg [Competitor's High Tunnels]

Output: No anchors

Greenhouse Kits, Commercial & Hobby Greenhouses and Hydroponic Systems from Growers Supply


Input: [ClearSpan High Tunnels] 3 to 4 year warranty on cover [Competitor's High Tunnels]

Output: 1 year covering

Greenhouse Kits, Commercial & Hobby Greenhouses and Hydroponic Systems from Growers Supply


Input: [ClearSpan High Tunnels] Multiple purlin runs for strength in wind and snow [Competitor's High Tunnels]

Output: 1 purlin

Greenhouse Kits, Commercial & Hobby Greenhouses and Hydroponic Systems from Growers Supply


Input: [ClearSpan High Tunnels] Exclusive "Twist-of-the-Wrist" roll-up sides for ventilation [Competitor's High Tunnels]

Output: Stationary sides

Greenhouse Kits, Commercial & Hobby Greenhouses and Hydroponic Systems from Growers Supply


Input: [ClearSpan High Tunnels] Heavy-duty 10 oz. woven end panels with triple zippers for easy equipment access. [Competitor's High Tunnels]

Output: Sold without ends

Greenhouse Kits, Commercial & Hobby Greenhouses and Hydroponic Systems from Growers Supply


Input: [ClearSpan High Tunnels] Quick ship times as we are the manufacturer [Competitor's High Tunnels]

Output: Long wait to receive your product

Greenhouse Kits, Commercial & Hobby Greenhouses and Hydroponic Systems from Growers Supply


Input: [Food] Hemp seeds [Limit mg/kg] 20 [Notes]

Output: On a dry weight basis


Input: [Food] Breads and pastries [Limit mg/kg] 5 [Notes]

Output: On a dry weight basis


Input: [Food] Vegetable food [Limit mg/kg] 2 [Notes]

Output: Others; on a dry weight basis


Input: [Food] Spirits [Limit mg/kg] 5 [Notes]

Output: mg per liter of pure alcohol


Input: [Food] Nonalcoholic drinks [Limit mg/kg] 0.2 [Notes]

Output: mg per liter of finished product


Input: [Food] Alcoholic drinks [Limit mg/kg] 0.2 [Notes]

Output: Excluding spirits


Input: [Food] Herb and fruit tea [Limit mg/kg] 0.2 [Notes]

Output: mg per liter of finished product. Assumes 15 grams of plant parts per kg of boiling water, steeped for 30 minutes above 85_C.


Input: [Disease Name] • Influenza [Organs Affected] Respiratory Tract [Transmission] Droplets [Virus Type]

Output: RNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Adenovirus Infections [Organs Affected] Lungs, Eyes [Transmission] Droplets, Contact Droplets [Virus Type]

Output: DNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Respiratory Syncytial Disease [Organs Affected] Respiratory Tract [Transmission] Droplets [Virus Type]

Output: RNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Rhinovirus Infections [Organs Affected] Upper Respiratory Tract [Transmission] Droplets,Contact [Virus Type]

Output: RNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Herpes Simplex [Organs Affected] Skin,Pharynx, Genital organs [Transmission] Contact [Virus Type]

Output: DNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Chicken pox ( Varicella) [Organs Affected] Skin, Nervous System [Transmission] Droplets, Contact [Virus Type]

Output: DNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Measles (Rubeola) [Organs Affected] Respiratory Tract, Skin [Transmission] Droplets, Contact [Virus Type]

Output: RNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • German Measles ( Rubella) [Organs Affected] Skin [Transmission] Droplets, Contact [Virus Type]

Output: RNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Mumps (Epidemic Parotitis) [Organs Affected] Salivary Glands, Blood [Transmission] Droplets [Virus Type]

Output: RNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Small Pox (Variola) [Organs Affected] Skin, Blood [Transmission] Contact, Droplets [Virus Type]

Output: DNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Warts Kawasaki Disease [Organs Affected] Skin [Transmission] ? [Virus Type]

Output: DNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Yellow Fever [Organs Affected] Liver, Blood [Transmission] Mosquito ( Aedes Aegypti) [Virus Type]

Output: RNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Dengue Fever [Organs Affected] Blood, Muscles [Transmission] Mosquito ( Aedes Aegypti ) [Virus Type]

Output: RNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Hepatitis A [Organs Affected] Liver [Transmission] Food, Water, Contact [Virus Type]

Output: RNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Hepatitis B [Organs Affected] Liver [Transmission] Contact with body Fluids [Virus Type]

Output: DNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • NANB Hepatitis [Organs Affected] Liver [Transmission] Contact with body Fluids [Virus Type]

Output: RNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Viral Gastroenteritis [Organs Affected] Intestine [Transmission] Food, Water [Virus Type]

Output: Many RNA Viruses

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Viral Fevers [Organs Affected] Blood [Transmission] Contact,arthropods [Virus Type]

Output: Many RNA Viruses

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Cytomegalovirus Disease [Organs Affected] Blood, Lungs [Transmission] Contact, Congenital transfer [Virus Type]

Output: DNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] AIDS [Organs Affected] T-lymphocytes [Transmission] Contact with body Fluids [Virus Type]

Output: Retrovirus ( RNA)

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Rabies [Organs Affected] Brain, Spinal cord [Transmission] Conact with body Fluids [Virus Type]

Output: RNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Polio [Organs Affected] Intestine,Brain, Spinal Cord [Transmission] Food, Water, Contact [Virus Type]

Output: RNA

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Slow Virus Disease [Organs Affected] Brain [Transmission] ? [Virus Type]

Output: Prions

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Disease Name] • Arboviral Enephalitis [Organs Affected] Brain [Transmission] Anthropods [Virus Type]

Output: Many RNA viruses

Human Diseases Caused by Viruses -- EndMemo


Input: [Analysis] Organism muscle samples were collected to evaluate the accumulation of heavy metals in edible tissue. [Species-Number of Samples] Fish, shrimp, crabs, oysters Approx – 75 fish 5 crabs 10 oysters 5 shrimp [Objectives]

Output: The levels of metals and organics in the muscle tissue of fish, crabs, shrimp and oysters can tell us when and if it is safe to consume the seafood. Over exposure to organic toxins can be lethal to fish; Data collected from live fish can be compared to results found in scientific literature to determine overall health of fish; The data can also be used to make a comparative analysis of the degree of uptake for different types of fish, i.e. herbivores, omnivores, piscivors and detritavors.


Input: [Analysis] Fish entrails for heavy metals [Species-Number of Samples] Approx – 75 fish 5 shrimp [Objectives]

Output: Immediate exposure to contaminants takes place through the gut tract and will be detectable in these organs


Input: [Analysis] Fish livers for heavy metals: [Species-Number of Samples] Approx 5 fish Liver tissue was isolated in fish with distinct anatomy and size [Objectives]

Output: Metals accumulation occurs in the livers of fish, crabs, oysters and shrimp and can be detrimental the organisms and those that consume the seafood. The data can also be used to make a comparative analysis of the degree of uptake in herbivores, omnivores, piscivors and detritavors.


Input: [Analysis] Gill tissue [Species-Number of Samples] 10 oysters [Objectives]

Output: An attempt was made to isolate gill from mantle tissue in oyster samples to determine more immediate exposure through gill analyses.


Input: [Analysis] Water Samples: Total Petroleum Hydrocarbons (TPH) & Trace Metals [Species-Number of Samples] 11 [Objectives]

Output: TPH sent to commercial laboratory & Trace Metals will be measured at ASU. Comparison of results will indicate if a metal signature is present in the samples with detectible TPH.


Input: [Analysis] Sediment Samples for TPH and Trace Metals [Species-Number of Samples] 11 [Objectives]

Output: TPH sent to commercial laboratory & Trace Metals will be measured at ASU. Comparison of results will indicate if a metal signature is present in the samples with detectible TPH.


Input: [Analysis] Fin tissue was collected from fish & shrimp to analyze for DNA strand breakage Crab muscle tissue and oyster mantle tissue was collected for analys [Species-Number of Samples] Approx – 75 fish 5 crabs 10 oysters 5 shrimp [Objectives]

Output: Analyzing for strand breakage in DNA will determine real-time exposure to petroleum products. Strand breakage repair is rapid thus will determine current exposure. Metal analyses will be correlated with DNA examinations if possible


Input: [Analysis] 20-Liter water sample [Species-Number of Samples] One sample [Objectives]

Output: Sample will be used to explore several types of aquatic toxicology – experimental studies at the Ecotoxicology Research Facility


Input: [Analysis] Vegetation collected for identification [Species-Number of Samples] Marsh cordgrass (Spartinia alterniflora) [Objectives]

Output: Possible phyto-remediation studies by Dr. Argelia Lorence


Input: [Analysis] Air Quality Analysis of Particulate Matter (PM) [Species-Number of Samples] Three samples [Objectives]

Output: Particulate matter is trapped in small gases that are then able to travel deeply into the respiratory tract, ultimately reaching the lungs. Some gases are more lethal and or hazardous than others, hazardous air pollutants (HAP) can be carcinogenic. Benzene is an HAP and is found in the oil spill. This data collected can tell us if the air contains dangerous levels of air pollutants.


Input: [Description] Ball speed reducer [Item]

Output: Drive Method

RCS2-RT6 / 6R / 7R Rotary Electric Actuator - IAI America


Input: [Description] ±0.02° [Item]

Output: Positioning Repeatability

RCS2-RT6 / 6R / 7R Rotary Electric Actuator - IAI America


Input: [Description] 0.1° or less [Item]

Output: Backlash

RCS2-RT6 / 6R / 7R Rotary Electric Actuator - IAI America


Input: [Description] Material: Aluminum with White Alumite Treatment [Item]

Output: Base

RCS2-RT6 / 6R / 7R Rotary Electric Actuator - IAI America


Input: [Description] 6.8N∙m or less [Item]

Output: Allowable Load Moment

RCS2-RT6 / 6R / 7R Rotary Electric Actuator - IAI America


Input: [Description] 100N or less [Item]

Output: Thrust Load

RCS2-RT6 / 6R / 7R Rotary Electric Actuator - IAI America


Input: [Description] 0-40 °C, 85% RH or below (non-condensing) [Item]

Output: Ambient Operating Temp/Humidity

RCS2-RT6 / 6R / 7R Rotary Electric Actuator - IAI America


Input: [Ingredients] Huperzine [Results of Medical Studies]

Output: Improved memory in Alzheimer’s patients taking Huperzine

Brain Retain | Increase Focus, Recall, & Mental Alertness


Input: [Ingredients] Phosphatidyl-Serine [Results of Medical Studies]

Output: A 42% increase in the ability to recall words after supplementation with phosphatidylserine mixed with Omega-3s

Brain Retain | Increase Focus, Recall, & Mental Alertness


Input: [Ingredients] Omega-3s (DHA & EPA) [Results of Medical Studies]

Output: Improved memory & learning in healthy older adults with mild memory complaints

Brain Retain | Increase Focus, Recall, & Mental Alertness


Input: [Ingredients] Bacopa Monnieri [Results of Medical Studies]

Output: Healthy older adults significantly improved memory retention

Brain Retain | Increase Focus, Recall, & Mental Alertness


Input: [Ingredients] B Vitamin Complex [Results of Medical Studies]

Output: Older adults taking B Complex for two years had greater improvements on short- and long-term memory tests

Brain Retain | Increase Focus, Recall, & Mental Alertness


Input: [Ingredients] Alpha GPC [Results of Medical Studies]

Output: Improved cognitive recovery of patients after stroke when taking Alpha GPC

Brain Retain | Increase Focus, Recall, & Mental Alertness


Input: [Ingredients] NO Stimulants [Results of Medical Studies]

Output: No agitating or heart racing stimulants. No Caffeine

Brain Retain | Increase Focus, Recall, & Mental Alertness


Input: [Wratten Number] 12 [Feature] to darken the Blue festoons of the southern edge of the northern hemisphere and the equatorial region [Color]

Output: Yellow


Input: [Wratten Number] 15 [Feature] to darken the Blue festoons of the southern edge of the northern hemisphere and the equatorial region [Color]

Output: Yellow


Input: [Wratten Number] 30 [Feature] to enhance white oval features in the southern hemisphere [Color]

Output: Magenta


Input: [Wratten Number] 47 [Feature] to darken the brown belts of Jupiter [Color]

Output: Dark Blue


Input: [Wratten Number] 57 [Feature] to darken the brown belts of Jupiter [Color]

Output: Green


Input: [Wratten Number] 38A [Feature] to enhance the bright cloud zones and sharpen the boundaries of faint cloud currents [Color]

Output: Blue


Input: [Wratten Number] 80A [Feature] to enhance the bright cloud zones and sharpen the boundaries of faint cloud currents [Color]

Output: Blue


Input: [Amylase Deficiency] Skin rashes [Protease] High blood pressure [Lipase] Arthritis [Combination Deficiency]

Output: Diverticulitis

Cleansing Enzymes - Internal cleansing - Intestinal Cleanser, Blood Cleanser, Removes Toxins and Parasites


Input: [Amylase Deficiency] Depression [Protease] Insomnia [Lipase] Gallstones [Combination Deficiency]

Output: Irritable bowel syndrome

Cleansing Enzymes - Internal cleansing - Intestinal Cleanser, Blood Cleanser, Removes Toxins and Parasites


Input: [Amylase Deficiency] Mood swings [Protease] Parasites [Lipase] Hay fever [Combination Deficiency]

Output: Chronic fatigue

Cleansing Enzymes - Internal cleansing - Intestinal Cleanser, Blood Cleanser, Removes Toxins and Parasites


Input: [Amylase Deficiency] Allergies [Protease] Gum disorders [Lipase] Prostate problems [Combination Deficiency]

Output: Chronic allergies

Cleansing Enzymes - Internal cleansing - Intestinal Cleanser, Blood Cleanser, Removes Toxins and Parasites


Input: [Amylase Deficiency] PMS [Protease] Gingivitis [Lipase] Psoriasis [Combination Deficiency]

Output: Depressed immune system conditions

Cleansing Enzymes - Internal cleansing - Intestinal Cleanser, Blood Cleanser, Removes Toxins and Parasites


Input: [Amylase Deficiency] Hot flashes [Protease] Back weakness [Lipase] Acne [Combination Deficiency]

Output: Chronic sinus infections

Cleansing Enzymes - Internal cleansing - Intestinal Cleanser, Blood Cleanser, Removes Toxins and Parasites


Input: [Amylase Deficiency] Fatigue [Protease] Fungal forms [Lipase] Aching feet [Combination Deficiency]

Output: Frequent colds

Cleansing Enzymes - Internal cleansing - Intestinal Cleanser, Blood Cleanser, Removes Toxins and Parasites


Input: [Family] NTC & PTC Resistors (Thermistors) [Output] ANALOG [Integration] Easy [Cost] Low [Accuracy]

Output: GOOD


Input: [Family] Thermocouples [Output] ANALOG [Integration] Hard [Cost] High [Accuracy]

Output: HIGH


Input: [Family] Resistance temperature detectors (RTDs) [Output] ANALOG [Integration] Hard [Cost] High [Accuracy]

Output: HIGH


Input: [Family] IR Thermometers [Output] ANALOG [Integration] Hard [Cost] High [Accuracy]

Output: HIGH


Input: [Family] ICs [Output] DIGITAL [Integration] Easy [Cost] Medium [Accuracy]

Output: HIGH


Input: [Family] Bimetal [Output] BINARY [Integration] Very Easy [Cost] Low [Accuracy]

Output: LOW


Input: [Family] Diodes [Output] ANALOG [Integration] Easy [Cost] Very Low [Accuracy]

Output: GOOD


Input: Depressed calcium, methionine, B6 and excess folic acid Depressed folate, B3, B12 and excess copper and methionine [Pyroluria] Depressed zinc, B6, manganese and arachidonic acid (an omega-6 fat) [High Copper (Hypercupremia)] Excess copper and depressed zinc [0]

Output: Common nutritional imbalances

Major Mental Illness Biochemical Subtypes


Input: High histamine and low serotonin, dopamine and norepinephrine Low histamine and elevated serotonin, dopamine and norepinephrine [Pyroluria] Low serotonin [High Copper (Hypercupremia)] Elevated norepinephrine and epinephrine [0]

Output: Common neurotransmitter imbalances

Major Mental Illness Biochemical Subtypes


Input: Whole blood histamine over 70 ng/ml, elevated direct absolute basophils and low ceruloplasmin Whole blood histamine under 40 ng/ml, depressed direct absolute basophils and high serum copper [Pyroluria] Elevated urine kryptopyrroles [High Copper (Hypercupremia)] Serum copper over 140 mcg/dL and low ceruloplasmin [0]

Output: Laboratory tests*

Major Mental Illness Biochemical Subtypes


Input: Genetic tendency for under-methylation Genetic tendency for over-methylation [Pyroluria] Abnormal hemoglobin synthesis [High Copper (Hypercupremia)] High copper [0]

Output: Cause of imbalances

Major Mental Illness Biochemical Subtypes


Input: Calcium, methionine, magnesium, zinc, TMG, omega-3 oils, B6, SAMe, inositol, A, C and E B3, B12, DMAE, folate, choline, manganese, zinc, omega-3 oils, C and E [Pyroluria] B-6, zinc, and Primrose Oil [High Copper (Hypercupremia)] Zinc, manganese, vitamin C and B6 [0]

Output: Beneficial supplements

Major Mental Illness Biochemical Subtypes


Input: Folate, choline, DMAE, copper and histidine Methionine, SAMe, inositol, tryptophan, phenylalanine, St. John�s wort, tyrosine, copper, TMG and DMG. [Pyroluria] Histidine, copper and omega-3 fatty acids. [High Copper (Hypercupremia)] Copper containing supplements and estrogen [0]

Output: Potentially harmful supplements

Major Mental Illness Biochemical Subtypes


Input: Colored Paper Waxed Paper [Paper That Can Be Recycled]

Output: Copier Paper

Examples of Paper That Can Be Recycled


Input: Newspaper Waxed Cartons [Paper That Can Be Recycled]

Output: Letterhead

Examples of Paper That Can Be Recycled


Input: Magazines Napkins [Paper That Can Be Recycled]

Output: Writing Paper

Examples of Paper That Can Be Recycled


Input: Phone Books Tissues [Paper That Can Be Recycled]

Output: Tractor Feed Computer Paper

Examples of Paper That Can Be Recycled


Input: File Folders Towelling [Paper That Can Be Recycled]

Output: Green Bar Computer Paper

Examples of Paper That Can Be Recycled


Input: Reports Bound With Glue Cups [Paper That Can Be Recycled]

Output: Envelopes (without windows)

Examples of Paper That Can Be Recycled


Input: Glossy, Coated Papers Paper Dishes [Paper That Can Be Recycled]

Output: Message paper

Examples of Paper That Can Be Recycled


Input: Books Brown Paper Bags [Paper That Can Be Recycled]

Output: Reports Bound With Staples

Examples of Paper That Can Be Recycled


Input: Paper Ream Wrappers 3-ring Binders [Paper That Can Be Recycled]

Output: White Paper With Colored Ink

Examples of Paper That Can Be Recycled


Input: Self Stick Notes Plastic Viewgraphs [Paper That Can Be Recycled]

Output: Blueprints and Photos

Examples of Paper That Can Be Recycled


Input: [Symptoms] Recognized by its sunken spots on the fruit [Fungicide] Rotation is the major control for this disease. [Method of application] - [Disease]

Output: Anthracnose (Colletotrichum phomoides)

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] On leaves small, water soaked, brown spots appear on the older leaflets. Under favourable conditions these spots may coalesce to form dark streaks. The affected leaves turn yellow and blighting of the foliage may take place. [Fungicide] Streptocycline (100PPm) or copper fungicides [Method of application] Spraying [Disease]

Output: Bacterial fruit spot

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] Leaf curl disease is characterized by severe stunting of the plants with downward rolling and crinkling of the leaves. The newly emerging leaves exhibit slight yellow colouration and later they also show curling symptoms, older leaves become leathery and brittle. [Fungicide] Disease is transmitted by whitefly hence to check the whitefly population use insecticides fuadan or disyston @1kg ai/ha. [Method of application] Soil application, treating the nursery beds with granular insecticides. [Disease]

Output: Tomato leaf curl

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] The youngest fruit truss, instead of becoming recurved as in normal plants, assumes an upright position. The buds on the truss also point in a vertical direction, the calyx segments remain united almost to the tips, and the whole calyx enlarges to a form like a bladder with a toothed opening at the top. [Fungicide] Metasystox (0.02%) or nuvacron (0.05%) at ten days intervals to control the insect vector (leaf hopper) population. [Method of application] Spraying [Disease]

Output: Tomato big bud

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] On established plants, dark brown spots with concentric rings develop first on old leaves. Spotted leaves die prematurely leading to early defoliation. [Fungicide] Mancozeb @ 0.2% [Method of application] Foliar spray [Disease]

Output: Early blight

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] Leaves and fruits are affected. Irregular greasy greyish areas develop on leaves. Under moist conditions these areas expand rapidly and a white downy growth appears on the lower surface of the affected leaves. Affected leaf dries and shrivels quickly. [Fungicide] Mancozeb @ 0.2% [Method of application] Foliar spray [Disease]

Output: Late blight

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] Appearance of numerous, small, grey coloured circular leaf spots with dark margin is the characteristic symptom of the disease. [Fungicide] Mancozeb @2 g/kg. 0.2% Dithane Z-78 [Method of application] Seed treatment Foliar spraying [Disease]

Output: Septoria leaf spot

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] It is recognized by the presence of a yellowish area on the upper leaf surface with brown mouldy growth on the lower surface. As the lesions develop, the leaves wilt and die. [Fungicide] Mancozeb @ 0.2% [Method of application] Foliar spray [Disease]

Output: Leaf mould/black mould

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] It is characterized by yellowing and wilting of leaves and finally the entire plant wilts and dies prematurely. Often the stem tissue is discoloured throughout the plant. [Fungicide] 0.1% carbendazim or benomyl [Method of application] Soil drenching [Disease]

Output: Wilt

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] A white talcum like covering on the lower surface of the leaves while the corresponding upper surface turns yellow. Premature dropping of infected leaves are common. [Fungicide] Dinocap at 0.1% or Wet sulphur at 0.2% [Method of application] Spraying [Disease]

Output: Powdery mildew

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Symptoms] Infected plant parts when cut and immersed in clear water, a white streak of bacterial ooze coming out from the cut ends is visible. [Fungicide] Streptocycline (1g/40 lit) Bleaching powder @ 15 kg/ha. [Method of application] Seed treatment for 30 min. Dusting/soil application. [Disease]

Output: Bacterial wilt

Tomato Cultivation | Tomato Seeds | Tomato Farming | Hybrid Tomato Seeds | Tomato Exhibition | Indiaagronet


Input: [Cause] starting to rot due to overfermentation, the most dangerous coffee defect [Appearance] yellowish to brown, often with mottled surface, glassy [Odor/Flavor] repellent, rotten, rancid [Designation]

Output: Sour or waxy beans


Input: [Cause] frost at sunrise, also night frosts [Appearance] speckled or black, somewhat spongy [Odor/Flavor] acrid and stinking [Designation]

Output: Frosted beans, also known as stinkers


Input: [Cause] unripe fruits [Appearance] underdeveloped, shimmery green to grass-green, firmly attached silver skin [Odor/Flavor] sharp, sour or grassy/pea-like [Designation]

Output: Quakers


Input: [Cause] damage during processing or transport [Appearance] fragments [Odor/Flavor] same as whole beans [Designation]

Output: Broken beans


Input: [Cause] insect bites and chewing [Appearance] holes or chewed edges [Odor/Flavor] same as undamaged beans [Designation]

Output: Insect-damaged beans


Input: [Cause] beans damaged during hulling [Appearance] ear-shaped, hollow beans [Odor/Flavor] weak aroma [Designation]

Output: Ear-shaped and deformed beans


Input: [Cause] three-seed beans [Appearance] flat sides beveled [Odor/Flavor] as normal beans [Designation]

Output: "Triplets"


Input: [Cause] several beans fused together [Designation]

Output: Elephant beans


Input: [Cause] contamination due to stones, sticks, small lumps of earth etc. [Designation]

Output: Foreign matter


Input: [Ingredient] Extra Virgin Olive Oil [Function]

Output: Hydrates hair as well as acts as a natural conditioner for the hair. Olive oil has long been used for beauty hair care. Olive oil is brilliant for nourishing brittle dry damaged hair, rejuvenating it and giving it a healthy glow.

PetiteOly | Daily dose of my life and the things I like


Input: [Ingredient] Milk [Function]

Output: Gives hair the soft feel.

PetiteOly | Daily dose of my life and the things I like


Input: [Ingredient] Lemon [Function]

Output: A natural astringent, lemon closes the pores in the scalp thereby getting rid of excess oil in your hair. A word of caution though, lemon can visibly lighten hair so make sure you use it diluted with enough water, in the ratio 1:2 for lemon and water respectively.

PetiteOly | Daily dose of my life and the things I like


Input: [Ingredient] Coconut Oil [Function]

Output: An excellent conditioner, making hair feel soft and lustrous.

PetiteOly | Daily dose of my life and the things I like


Input: [Ingredient] Honey [Function]

Output: For its moisturizing properties. Honey is very important in a homemade hair mask, especially if you have dry dull hair. It has restorative properties that adds moisture to lifeless hair, making it glowing and lustrous.

PetiteOly | Daily dose of my life and the things I like


Input: [Ingredient] Apple Cider Vinegar [Function]

Output: For eliminating any excess oils and grease in scalp and hair lengths as well as helping clear away irritating itchy dandruff.

PetiteOly | Daily dose of my life and the things I like


Input: This colour harmony is derived by choosing two colours from opposite sites of the colour wheel Red and green Red/violet and yellow/green Blue and orange [Monochromatic]

Output: Complementary

Floristry : Theory of Colour : Colour Wheel : Harmonies


Input: This is derived by using a colour in combination with another colour on either side of the opposite colour. Red/violet opposite green & yellow Yellow/green opposite red & violet [Monochromatic]

Output: Split Complementary

Floristry : Theory of Colour : Colour Wheel : Harmonies


Input: This colour harmony is made by choosing one colour and one of the two colours beside its' complementary Red/violet and yellow Red and blue/green yellow/orange and violet [Monochromatic]

Output: Near Complementary

Floristry : Theory of Colour : Colour Wheel : Harmonies


Input: Use a colour with one that is three full segments away in the colour wheel. Contrasting harmonies may be harsh Yellow and red Green and orange Orange and violet [Monochromatic]

Output: Contrast

Floristry : Theory of Colour : Colour Wheel : Harmonies


Input: This harmony is made up of three or four colours that are beside each other in the colour wheel but only includes one primary colour Yellow, yellow/orange, orange Red, red/violet, violet, blue/violet Green, blue/green, blue, blue/violet [Monochromatic]

Output: Analogous

Floristry : Theory of Colour : Colour Wheel : Harmonies


Input: Three colours that are separated by three full segments in the wheel. Triadic harmonies may be harsh so choose one dominant colour, with less of the second, and still less of the third colour Green, violet, orange Red, yellow, blue Blue/violet, yellow/green, red/orange [Monochromatic]

Output: Triadic

Floristry : Theory of Colour : Colour Wheel : Harmonies


Input: This four colour harmony is derived by choosing colours that are separated by two full segments in the colour wheel Green, yellow/orange, red, blue/violet Yellow, red/orange, violet, blue/green [Monochromatic]

Output: Tetradic

Floristry : Theory of Colour : Colour Wheel : Harmonies


Input: [Style] Padded Panties BOOTYFORNIA [Projection] moderate [High/Low rise] low-rise [Sizing] S-L [Color] beige black [Looks Best with] jeans, pants [Padding]

Output: removable foam

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] Butt Enhancer BUTTSTANDING [Projection] strong [High/Low rise] low-rise [Sizing] S-L [Color] pink black [Looks Best with] jeans, trousers [Padding]

Output: built in foam

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] Padded Panties BUTTASTIC [Projection] strong [High/Low rise] high-rise [Sizing] S-L [Color] beige [Looks Best with] everything [Padding]

Output: removable foam

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] Hips Panties HIPNESS [Projection] moderate [High/Low rise] high-rise [Sizing] S-L [Color] beige [Looks Best with] jeans [Padding]

Output: removable foam

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] BOOTYNORMOUS Padded Panty [Projection] very strong [High/Low rise] high-rise [Sizing] S-L [Color] black [Looks Best with] non-sheer clothing [Padding]

Output: removable foam

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] Butt Bra Lifter BOOTYSOME [Projection] subtle [High/Low rise] mid-rise [Sizing] S-L [Color] black [Looks Best with] pants shorts [Padding]

Output: no padding lifts your own bottom

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] Padded Underwear REMARKABUM [Projection] moderate [High/Low rise] mid-rise [Sizing] S-L [Color] 6 colors pack [Looks Best with] everything [Padding]

Output: removable foam

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] Padded Bikini BUTTitude [Projection] subtle to moderate [High/Low rise] low-rise [Sizing] S-L [Color] beige black [Looks Best with] everything; even on its own [Padding]

Output: sewn in foam

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] Seamless Padded Panties [Projection] moderate [High/Low rise] low-rise [Sizing] S-XL [Color] beige black [Looks Best with] everything [Padding]

Output: concave foam round

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] Hip & Butt Booster Buttoholic [Projection] moderate to strong [High/Low rise] mid-rise [Sizing] S-L [Color] beige black [Looks Best with] pants dresses skirts [Padding]

Output: 8-shaped foam removable

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] Padded Booster Buttness [Projection] moderate [High/Low rise] low-rise [Sizing] S-L [Color] beige black [Looks Best with] jeans skirts pants [Padding]

Output: foam round natural looking

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] Hourglass Figure Secret [Projection] moderate [High/Low rise] high-rise - up to chest waist slimmer [Sizing] S-L [Color] beige black [Looks Best with] dresses gowns all tight clothes [Padding]

Output: foam round removable

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] Brazilian Butt Enhancer [Projection] moderate to strong [High/Low rise] medium to low-rise [Sizing] XS-L [Color] beige [Looks Best with] jeans slacks dresses [Padding]

Output: built-in pre-shaped foam pads

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] Padded Panty Unfobuttable [Projection] moderate to strong [High/Low rise] mid-rise [Sizing] S-L [Color] white black [Looks Best with] all clothes no clothes [Padding]

Output: removable hidden silicone

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] Padded Panties Bootyfull [Projection] subtle to moderate [High/Low rise] low-rise [Sizing] XS-L [Color] black [Looks Best with] pants dresses skirts [Padding]

Output: removable round concave foam pads

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] Hip & Butt Enhancer [Projection] moderate [High/Low rise] high-rise; hides love handles well [Sizing] S-L [Color] beige [Looks Best with] jeans dresses thick clothes [Padding]

Output: removable washable foam pads

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] Silicone Padded Panty [Projection] moderate to strong [High/Low rise] high-rise [Sizing] S-L [Color] beige black [Looks Best with] jeans dressy pants casual pants [Padding]

Output: removable oval solid silicone

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] Silicone Pop Up Booty [Projection] moderate [High/Low rise] medium to low-rise [Sizing] S-L [Color] beige [Looks Best with] jeans skirts dresses [Padding]

Output: removable infused silicone

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] The Package Booster for Men [Projection] strong [High/Low rise] N/A [Sizing] S-L [Color] gray [Looks Best with] pants jeans shorts [Padding]

Output: removable foam pads

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [Style] Formed Padded Briefs for Men [Projection] moderate [High/Low rise] low-rise [Sizing] S-L [Color] black [Looks Best with] pants jeans shorts [Padding]

Output: built-in

Butt pads | Booty Pads | Low Rise Padded Panties | No Hip or Buttocks Plastic Surgery


Input: [1] Project 1 [Projects]

Output: Respiratory allergens in melaleuca and non-melaleuca environments


Input: [1] Project 2 [Projects]

Output: Establishment and spread of the melaleuca psyllid in water conservation areas


Input: [1] Project 3 [Projects]

Output: Impacts of melaleuca invasion on soil ecosystems


Input: [1] Project 4 [Projects]

Output: The influence of resource availability on population dynamics of the melaleuca weevil, Oxyops vitiosa


Input: [1] Project 5 [Projects]

Output: Distribution and spread of the melaleuca weevil, Oxyops vitiosa


Input: [1] Project 6 [Projects]

Output: Melaleuca population demographics and evolution of tolerance to biological control agents


Input: [1] Project 7 [Projects]

Output: Pheromone attractants of the biological control agent Oxyops vitiosa


Input: [1] Project 8 [Projects]

Output: Validating the environmental safety of approved biological control agents


Input: [1] Project 9 [Projects]

Output: Population growth rates of the melaleuca weevil, Oxyops vitiosa


Input: [Ingredients] Moong Dal [Quantity] 1/2 cup [Notes/Comments]

Output: Masoor dal can also be used


Input: [Ingredients] Onion [Quantity] 1 medium or 2 small [Notes/Comments]

Output: Cut into small pieces


Input: [Ingredients] Garlic [Quantity] 2 cloves [Notes/Comments]

Output: Cut into small pieces


Input: [Ingredients] Tomato [Quantity] 1 medium [Notes/Comments]

Output: Cut into small pieces


Input: [Ingredients] Turmeric [Quantity] less than 1/4th tsp [Notes/Comments]


Input: [Ingredients] Oil [Quantity] 2 tsp [Notes/Comments]

Output: I used sunflower refined oil


Input: [Ingredients] Salt [Quantity] To taste [Notes/Comments]

Output: around a tsp


Input: [Ingredients] Water [Quantity] 1 1/2 cups [Notes/Comments]

Output: 1 cup if using masoor dal


Input: [Ingredients] Curry leaves [Quantity] 10 [Notes/Comments]


Input: [Ingredients] Coriander leaves [Quantity] 10 [Notes/Comments]

Output: To garnish


Input: [Ingredients] Green chilly [Quantity] 1 small [Notes/Comments]

Output: Red chilly can also be used.


Input: [Title] Material Samples [Description] Material samples may consist of various textiles, stoneware, ceramics, plastics, and etc... [Stock]

Output: High


Input: [Title] Computers [Description] Any computer from any era, as well as spare parts. Keyboards. [Stock]

Output: Medium


Input: [Title] Shelving & Parts [Description] Ranges from wooden shelving to metal shelving/racks & parts. [Stock]

Output: Medium


Input: [Title] Metal [Description] Scrap and sheet metal. [Stock]

Output: Low


Input: [Title] Personal Electronics [Description] All varieties of phones, audio equipment, mp3 players, and household electronics. [Stock]

Output: Low


Input: [Title] Wood [Description] Scrap sheet, 2 x 4s, and plywood. [Stock]

Output: Low


Input: [Title] Furniture [Description] chairs, tables, storage bins, office cabinets, etc [Stock]

Output: Low


Input: [Title] Foam Core [Description] foam core, all sizes and colors [Stock]

Output: Low


Input: [Title] Hardware [Description] nails, screws, fixtures, hinges, hooks, clips, drawer slides, fasteners, etc [Stock]

Output: Low


Input: [Title] odds & ends.... [Description] misc items, houseplants, spare parts, toys, kitchen ware, bed and bath items, glassware, packing materials, bubble wrap, fluorescent light fixtures, broken flat screen television, binders, etc [Stock]

Output: Low


Input: [Title] Cameras [Description] Digital and Analog, still and video cameras. [Stock]


Input: [Title] Digital Storage [Description] Memory Cards, Hard Drives and iPods. [Stock]


Input: [Title] Drawing Supplies [Description] Pens, pencils, charcoals, and pastels. [Stock]


Input: [Title] Found Images [Description] Photos and prints, magazine tear-pages and other visual images. [Stock]


Input: [Title] Physical Computing Supplies [Description] Arduinos, sensors, breadboards, wiring, and all other physical computing parts. [Stock]


Input: [Title] Printmaking [Description] Screen-printing, engraving, and press supplies. Large woodcut block. [Stock]


Input: [Title] Vinyl/Plexi [Description] Vinyl, Plexi and other sheet plastic [Stock]


Input: [Title] Modeling Supplies [Description] RenShape, balsa foam, blue foam, clay, plaster, etc [Stock]


Input: [Title] Fabric [Description] Any type of fabric material such as cotton, silk, canvas, leather, etc... [Stock]


Input: [Unit Code] TAEASS401B [Core/Elective] Core [Title]

Output: Plan assessment activities and processes


Input: [Unit Code] TAEASS402B [Core/Elective] Core [Title]

Output: Assess competence


Input: [Unit Code] TAEASS403B [Core/Elective] Core [Title]

Output: Participate in assessment validation


Input: [Unit Code] TAEDEL401A [Core/Elective] Core [Title]

Output: Plan, organize and deliver group-based learning


Input: [Unit Code] TAEDEL402A [Core/Elective] Core [Title]

Output: Plan, organize and facilitate learning in the workplace


Input: [Unit Code] TAEDES401A [Core/Elective] Core [Title]

Output: Design and develop learning programs


Input: [Unit Code] TAEDES402A [Core/Elective] Core [Title]

Output: Use training packages and accredited courses to meet client needs


Input: [Unit Code] TAELLN401A [Core/Elective] Elective [Title]

Output: Address Adult Language, Literacy& Numeracy skills


Input: [Unit Code] BSBCMM401A [Core/Elective] Elective [Title]

Output: Make a presentation


Input: [Unit Code] TAEDEL301A [Core/Elective] Elective [Title]

Output: Provide work skill instructions


Input: [Prescription Drug] Cardizem [Substitute] generics available [Use]

Output: calcium channel blocker

Abortion - Pro Life - Priests for Life Newsletter - May-June 1996


Input: [Prescription Drug] Seldane [Substitute] Claritin or Hismanal [Use]

Output: antihistamine

Abortion - Pro Life - Priests for Life Newsletter - May-June 1996


Input: [Prescription Drug] Claforan [Substitute] substitutes available [Use]

Output: antibiotic

Abortion - Pro Life - Priests for Life Newsletter - May-June 1996


Input: [Prescription Drug] Lasix [Substitute] generics available [Use]

Output: diuretic

Abortion - Pro Life - Priests for Life Newsletter - May-June 1996


Input: [Prescription Drug] DiaBeta [Substitute] Micronase, generics [Use]

Output: diabetes

Abortion - Pro Life - Priests for Life Newsletter - May-June 1996


Input: [Prescription Drug] Nicoderm [Substitute] Habitrol patch, Nicotrol, Pro [Use]

Output: smoking cessation

Abortion - Pro Life - Priests for Life Newsletter - May-June 1996


Input: [Color Zone] Yellow [Antenna Type]

Output: Small Omni/Multi-directional antenna is required in a yellow zone. Yellow zone is where the reception conditions are the best and the signal level is very high. Typically, the yellow color code area is very close to the transmitting tower. Although the color coding is used to classify outdoor antennas only, if you are in the yellow area there is a good chance that an indoor HDTV antenna (and even better an amplified indoor antenna) will work very well. If you have one, give it a try.


Input: [Color Zone] Green [Antenna Type]

Output: Medium Omni/Multi-directional antenna is required in a green zone. In a green color code area the signal is slightly weaker and a bit larger antenna is required. The signal in a green area may be strong enough to try an amplified indoor HD antenna if you have one. Remember, however, that with an indoor antenna nothing is guaranteed. Only outdoor antennas can be certified for any particular color area.


Input: [Color Zone] Light Green [Antenna Type]

Output: Amplified and rooftop mounted Large Omni/Multi-directional or Small Directional antennas are needed in a light green zone. These antennas are capable of receiving weaker HDTV signals when no significant multipath (ghost) conditions exist, i.e no reflective structures nearby.