Input: [What to Look For] Unscented or 100% pure essential oil scent; plant-based ingredients; Premium Body Care seal [What to Avoid] Artificial scent; petroleum-derived ingredients [0]

Output: BABY OIL, SHAMPOO & BATH GEL

Pregnancy, Breastfeeding and Caring for Baby: What to Use and What Toxins to Avoid - TheGreenGirls.com — TheGreenGirls.com


Input: [What to Look For] Biodegradable; recycled content [What to Avoid] Chlorine; artificial scents [0]

Output: DIAPERS

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Input: [What to Look For] Aloe vera; vitamin E; refillable tubs [What to Avoid] Chlorine bleached; petroleum-derived ingredients; artificial fragrances [0]

Output: BABY WIPES

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Input: [What to Look For] Baby-friendly with complete ingredient lists; Eco-Scale rating [What to Avoid] Chlorine; artificial fragrances; phosphates [0]

Output: LAUNDRY DETERGENT

Pregnancy, Breastfeeding and Caring for Baby: What to Use and What Toxins to Avoid - TheGreenGirls.com — TheGreenGirls.com


Input: [What to Look For] Organic [What to Avoid] Synthetic dyes; chemically treated [0]

Output: COTTON CLOTHING AND BEDDING

Pregnancy, Breastfeeding and Caring for Baby: What to Use and What Toxins to Avoid - TheGreenGirls.com — TheGreenGirls.com


Input: [What to Look For] Those with complete ingredient lists; Eco-Scale rating [What to Avoid] Chlorine, ammonia, artificial scents, phosphates [0]

Output: HOUSEHOLD CLEANERS

Pregnancy, Breastfeeding and Caring for Baby: What to Use and What Toxins to Avoid - TheGreenGirls.com — TheGreenGirls.com


Input: [Description] ZipLine [Distance]

Output: On Location

Map For Adventure Center at Whitewater Challengers, Weatherly, Pennsylvania Rafting Trips - RealAdventures


Input: [Description] Camping [Distance]

Output: On Location

Map For Adventure Center at Whitewater Challengers, Weatherly, Pennsylvania Rafting Trips - RealAdventures


Input: [Description] Mountain Biking [Distance]

Output: Shuttle Service

Map For Adventure Center at Whitewater Challengers, Weatherly, Pennsylvania Rafting Trips - RealAdventures


Input: [Description] Paintball Games [Distance]

Output: Shuttle Service

Map For Adventure Center at Whitewater Challengers, Weatherly, Pennsylvania Rafting Trips - RealAdventures


Input: [Description] Hickory Run State Park [Distance]

Output: 12 miles

Map For Adventure Center at Whitewater Challengers, Weatherly, Pennsylvania Rafting Trips - RealAdventures


Input: [Description] Disc Golf [Distance]

Output: 12 miles

Map For Adventure Center at Whitewater Challengers, Weatherly, Pennsylvania Rafting Trips - RealAdventures


Input: [Choice of Three] Chicken Salad [Choice of Two] American Cheese [Choose One] Chips [Choice of Two_2]

Output: Baked Beans

Lunch | Catered Event Menus | Dickinson College

Cold Lunch Buffet


Input: [Choice of Three] Egg Salad [Choice of Two] Hot Pepper Cheese [Choose One] Pretzels [Choice of Two_2]

Output: Creamy Cole Slaw

Lunch | Catered Event Menus | Dickinson College

Cold Lunch Buffet


Input: [Choice of Three] Ham Salad [Choice of Two] Monterey Jack Cheese [Choice of Two_2]

Output: Fresh Fruit Salad

Lunch | Catered Event Menus | Dickinson College

Cold Lunch Buffet


Input: [Choice of Three] Tuna Salad [Choice of Two] Muenster Cheese [Choice of Two_2]

Output: Pasta Salad w/ Vegetables

Lunch | Catered Event Menus | Dickinson College

Cold Lunch Buffet


Input: [Choice of Three] Corned Beef [Choice of Two] Provolone Cheese [Choice of Two_2]

Output: Macaroni Salad

Lunch | Catered Event Menus | Dickinson College

Cold Lunch Buffet


Input: [Choice of Three] Ham [Choice of Two] Swiss Cheese [Choice of Two_2]

Output: Potato Salad

Lunch | Catered Event Menus | Dickinson College

Cold Lunch Buffet


Input: [Choice of Three] Roast Beef [Choice of Two_2]

Output: Tossed Salad Bowl

Lunch | Catered Event Menus | Dickinson College

Cold Lunch Buffet


Input: [Devices] Tesco Gift Card - £10 [435] YES [530 + Tablet Bundle] YES [635] YES [640] YES [535]

Output: YES

Promotional terms & conditions | General | Terms and Conditions | About us | Tesco Mobile


Input: [Devices] Memory Card – 8GB [435] YES [530 + Tablet Bundle] YES [635] YES [640] YES [535]

Output: YES

Promotional terms & conditions | General | Terms and Conditions | About us | Tesco Mobile


Input: [Devices] DC-16 [435] YES [530 + Tablet Bundle] YES [635] No [640] No [535]

Output: YES

Promotional terms & conditions | General | Terms and Conditions | About us | Tesco Mobile


Input: [Devices] Coloud Boom Headset WH-530 [435] YES [530 + Tablet Bundle] YES [635] YES [640] YES [535]

Output: YES

Promotional terms & conditions | General | Terms and Conditions | About us | Tesco Mobile


Input: [Devices] DC -21 [435] No [530 + Tablet Bundle] No [635] YES [640] YES [535]

Output: No

Promotional terms & conditions | General | Terms and Conditions | About us | Tesco Mobile


Input: [Devices] FitBit Flex [435] No [530 + Tablet Bundle] No [635] YES [640] YES [535]

Output: No

Promotional terms & conditions | General | Terms and Conditions | About us | Tesco Mobile


Input: [Applications] Provides stable high temperature required for the purpose. Also provides clean cuts. [Usage Sector]

Output: Metal cutting

Indane Online : Online Gas Booking and Services


Input: [Applications] Used In incinerators, crematoriums, ceramic and brick kilns, For heat treatment etc. [Usage Sector]

Output: Kiln and Furnaces

Indane Online : Online Gas Booking and Services


Input: [Applications] Extensively used in Glass, automobile and textile industries for glass blowing, paint drying/ surface coating and singing activities. Also used by Electronics industry involved in TV picture tube manufacturing etc. [Usage Sector]

Output: Process Industries

Indane Online : Online Gas Booking and Services


Input: [Applications] Used for providing homogeneous temperature bath required for melting operations with lead, sulphur and carbon free burning ensuring high quality of production specification [Usage Sector]

Output: Fabrication

Indane Online : Online Gas Booking and Services


Input: [Applications] Used for used in Poultry rearing with accurate temperature controls [Usage Sector]

Output: Poultry

Indane Online : Online Gas Booking and Services


Input: [Applications] Used as an propellant in aerosol cartridges [Usage Sector]

Output: Aerosol

Indane Online : Online Gas Booking and Services


Input: [Applications] Used for instant and controlled drying processes right from curing of fibre glass to tea leaves drying and dry roasting of nuts [Usage Sector]

Output: Industrial processing

Indane Online : Online Gas Booking and Services


Input: [Applications] Used for heating purposes both in homes and industrial and commercial complexes [Usage Sector]

Output: Radiant Heating

Indane Online : Online Gas Booking and Services


Input: [Applications] Used as a clean eco friendly fuel for running the generators even in the closed premises [Usage Sector]

Output: Generators

Indane Online : Online Gas Booking and Services


Input: [Applications] Used for all possible cooking skills from boiling, stewing, simmering, baking, grilling and roasting to braising [Usage Sector]

Output: Hotels and Cook Houses

Indane Online : Online Gas Booking and Services


Input: [Stone Name] Stone Description

Output: Medium to large boulders of Moss Rock that are used to make large stone walls.

Moss Rock Wall Stone Products From Wicki Stone, New Jersey's Source For Wallstone


Input: [Stone Name] Stone Color

Output: Primarily shades of gray, with accent colors that can range from black, to white. Ages to deeper shades of gray, and often grows beautiful moss in shaded nooks over time.

Moss Rock Wall Stone Products From Wicki Stone, New Jersey's Source For Wallstone


Input: [Stone Name] Stone Finish

Output: Unfinished natural stone

Moss Rock Wall Stone Products From Wicki Stone, New Jersey's Source For Wallstone


Input: [Stone Name] Coverage

Output: 6 face feet per ton. 1 ton gives you 6 square feet of stone facing.

Moss Rock Wall Stone Products From Wicki Stone, New Jersey's Source For Wallstone


Input: [Stone Name] How The Stone Is Sold

Output: Loose by weight. You pick the individual boulders or we can.

Moss Rock Wall Stone Products From Wicki Stone, New Jersey's Source For Wallstone


Input: [Stone Name] Common Uses For This Stone

Output: Used as a wallstone but Moss Rock Boulders are also used as placement rocks, water garden and waterfall rocks.

Moss Rock Wall Stone Products From Wicki Stone, New Jersey's Source For Wallstone


Input: [Stone Name] Part of a Family Of Products

Output: Yes, we sell many sizes of Moss Rock stone. Moss Rock Boulders are the biggest version, but we have medium and small rock, loose in bins, and on pallets, that make a great wall stone. Moss Rock is also used as placement rocks, waterfall spill rocks and lining rocks in water garden pools.

Moss Rock Wall Stone Products From Wicki Stone, New Jersey's Source For Wallstone


Input: [Stone Name] Other

Output: You have to see these Boulders in person - they're really impressive. Remember though that this variation of Moss Rock has little or no moss - it has been baked dormant in the sun. But what that does is expose the underlying rock beneath - which is absolutely beautiful. Some people think that Moss Rock is even more amazing without moss then it is with moss. But don't despair - if you build a Moss Rock Boulder wall in the shade then the moss will either come back or find it's way naturally onto the stone.

Moss Rock Wall Stone Products From Wicki Stone, New Jersey's Source For Wallstone


Input: [Description] Colorless [On Unaided Eye Inspection]

Output: Stone looks absolutely clear and transparent, with no hint of color.


Input: [Description] Near Colorless [On Unaided Eye Inspection]

Output: Stone looks clear and transparent. Color will be noticeable by experts only when compared to diamonds of better grades.


Input: [Description] Faint yellow [On Unaided Eye Inspection]

Output: Color slightly detectable and will be noticeable by experts only.


Input: [Description] Very Light yellow [On Unaided Eye Inspection]

Output: Stone shows an increasing yellow tint, even to an untrained eye.


Input: [Description] Light yellow [On Unaided Eye Inspection]

Output: Stone appears yellow, even to an untrained eye.


Input: [Description] Fancy [On Unaided Eye Inspection]

Output: Bright, remarkable color - usually blue, pink, yellow, Red etc.


Input: [Item] 10" Miter Saw [General Purpose]

Output: Basic cut off saw for narrow strip or plank. Trim cutting saw

Hardwood Flooring Tools - What's Needed For The Job?


Input: [Item] Compound Miter Saw [General Purpose]

Output: Used for wider plank or diagonal installations.

Hardwood Flooring Tools - What's Needed For The Job?


Input: [Item] Jig Saw [General Purpose]

Output: Cuts irregular shapes

Hardwood Flooring Tools - What's Needed For The Job?


Input: [Item] Circular Saw [General Purpose]

Output: Used chiefly for plywood installations or repairs

Hardwood Flooring Tools - What's Needed For The Job?


Input: [Item] Table Saw [General Purpose]

Output: For ripping down board lengths

Hardwood Flooring Tools - What's Needed For The Job?


Input: [Item] Jamb Saw [General Purpose]

Output: Specialty. Cuts under door casings

Hardwood Flooring Tools - What's Needed For The Job?


Input: [Item] Toe Kick Saw [General Purpose]

Output: Specialty. Cuts underlayment away from walls or under cabinets

Hardwood Flooring Tools - What's Needed For The Job?


Input: [Item] Routers [General Purpose]

Output: Specialty item for inlays, insets. Also used for re-grooving planks

Hardwood Flooring Tools - What's Needed For The Job?


Input: [Item] Multifunction Tool [General Purpose]

Output: Ideal for doing board replacements.

Hardwood Flooring Tools - What's Needed For The Job?


Input: [Item] Festool [General Purpose]

Output: Specialty. High quality precision specialized power tools.

Hardwood Flooring Tools - What's Needed For The Job?


Input: [Adhesive Type] Roofing adhesive [Tools Needed*] Standard caulking gun for roofing repair Spatula or ¼-in. trowel for larger applications [How it Performs] Asphalt or tar performs best in moderate temperatures. These solvent-based formulations are waterproof and adhere well to most substrates. Rubber is added to the formulation to ensure the adhesive has elasticity to further reinforce its water resistance in extreme temperatures. [Uses] Adheres roofing tile to roofing substrate. (Secure tiles with nails or screws as well.) Serves as an additional layer of waterproofing to the roofing membrane. Also used to cement vent stacks, valley and chimney flashing, eaves and gutters. [Formulations]

Output: Rubberized asphalt- or tar-based Thermoplastic rubber-based Polyurethane¬based

How and when to use Liquid Nails adhesives | Constru-Guía al día


Input: [Adhesive Type] Floor joist adhesive [Tools Needed*] Standard caulking gun Battery¬powered or air-powered caulking gun for larger applications [How it Performs] These structural adhesives must conform to structural specifications including water- and flex-resistance, as well as application in extreme temperatures and humidity. [Uses] Adheres plywood, OSB or flake board to floor joists to form a structural bond. Nails or screws are also required. [Formulations]

Output: Neoprene-based Thermoplastic rubber-based Polyvinyl¬acetate-based Polyvinyl¬acrylic-based Polyurethane¬based Acrylic-based

How and when to use Liquid Nails adhesives | Constru-Guía al día


Input: [Adhesive Type] Plumbing caulk [Tools Needed*] Standard caulking gun Spatula or ¼-inch trowel [How it Performs] All of these compounds resist water and are very flexible. When cured, they allow stretch of joints up to three times the normal width or compression to one-half the width. [Uses] Seals drain flange into base or around faucet escutcheons of plumbing fixtures. Provides water-resistance to the joints. [Formulations]

Output: Silicone-based Latex-based Mastic butyl¬rubber-based

How and when to use Liquid Nails adhesives | Constru-Guía al día


Input: [Adhesive Type] Countertop (laminate)adhesive [Tools Needed*] Brush applicator Roller applicator Standard caulking gun 1/4-inch notched trowel [How it Performs] Easy-to-use adhesives provide quick bonding of substrate to laminate or wood-based countertops. When using contact cements, take care to ensure proper placement of the laminate to the countertop.. [Uses] Adheres laminate-type countertops to wood substrates. [Formulations]

Output: Polyisoprene rubber-based cements Rubber-latex based Neoprene based Styrene block-copolyper based

How and when to use Liquid Nails adhesives | Constru-Guía al día


Input: [Adhesive Type] Countertop (solid surface, granite, marble, etc.) adhesive [Tools Needed*] Standard caulking gun 1/4-inch notched trowel [How it Performs] Adhesives prevent movement between joints. Will not shrink and form a tight bond to materials that contain small amounts of moisture [Uses] Adheres granite, marble or other hard surface to base cabinets. Do not use rubber/solvent-based or latex-based adhesives for this application; both can stain countertop. [Formulations]

Output: Epoxies 2-part acrylics Curing urethanes

How and when to use Liquid Nails adhesives | Constru-Guía al día


Input: [Adhesive Type] Backsplash adhesive [Tools Needed*] Standard caulking gun [How it Performs] These easy-to-use adhesives provide quick bonding of substrate to laminate. Allows for correcting misapplied laminate. [Uses] Adheres backsplash material to walls (i.e., laminate-type material adhered to wood-substrate, generally in kitchen or bathroom applications). [Formulations]

Output: Thermoplastic rubber cements

How and when to use Liquid Nails adhesives | Constru-Guía al día


Input: [Adhesive Type] Wall tile adhesive [Tools Needed*] 1/4-inch notched trowel Hot melt gun (optional) [How it Performs] These adhesives are formulated with a small amount of solvent or a combination of solvent and water to hold tile in place (higher “grab”). [Uses] Adheres ceramic, tile or vinyl or fiberglass panels to a wall. For wall tile (vertical) applications, a hot melt gun is sometimes used for temporary adhesion while the mortar dries. [Formulations]

Output: Rubber based Polyvinyl acetate based Thermoplastic rubber based Acrylic based

How and when to use Liquid Nails adhesives | Constru-Guía al día


Input: [Adhesive Type] Ceramic floor tile adhesive [Tools Needed*] 1/8-inch notched trowel [How it Performs] Using a trowel, spread mortars and adhesives evenly over the entire floor surface. Then press tiles into the mortar. [Uses] Used for floor tile, but not able to hold tile into place for vertical applications. [Formulations]

Output: Cement-based mortar Epoxy based Acrylic based Neoprene based Thermoplastic rubber based

How and when to use Liquid Nails adhesives | Constru-Guía al día


Input: [Adhesive Type] Soft flooring adhesive [Tools Needed*] 1/8-inch notched trowel [How it Performs] Most of these nonsolvent systems can cure in any condition or temperature. For proper adherence, let surface dry until tacky but not wet to the touch. Refer to manufacturer’s curing and drying instructions. [Uses] Adheres carpet, vinyl and any non-floating wood floor to a subfloor. [Formulations]

Output: Urethane based Epoxy based Acrylic based Neoprene based (for carpeting only) Thermoplastic rubber based Natural rubber based(for carpeting only) Asphalt based (for vinyl flooring only

How and when to use Liquid Nails adhesives | Constru-Guía al día


Input: [Adhesive Type] Trim adhesive [Tools Needed*] Standard caulking gun [How it Performs] Most times, using these nonstructural adhesives in this application eliminates the need for mechanical fasteners. [Uses] Adheres trim and molding in interior applications. NOTE: Do not use solvent-based adhesives on vinyl moldings, as they can distort vinyl as it dries. [Formulations]

Output: For vinyl cove base moldings: Latex-based For wood, MDF, foam and PVC molding and trim: Thermoplastic rubber-based Polyurethane¬based Latex-based

How and when to use Liquid Nails adhesives | Constru-Guía al día


Input: [Sl No] 1 [parameter] Inverter [Offline UPS] Turned On when mains fails [Online UPS]

Output: Always ON

Supplies power to inverter as well as charges battery

Comparison between Online and Offline Uninterruptible Power Supply


Input: [Sl No] 2 [parameter] Rectifier cum charger [Offline UPS] Charges only battery [Online UPS]

Output: Supplies power to inverter as well as charges battery

Supplies power to inverter as well as charges battery

Comparison between Online and Offline Uninterruptible Power Supply


Input: [Sl No] 3 [parameter] Output waveform [Offline UPS] Quasi square wave [Online UPS]

Output: Sine wave

Supplies power to inverter as well as charges battery

Comparison between Online and Offline Uninterruptible Power Supply


Input: [Sl No] 4 [parameter] Harmonic distortion [Offline UPS] High [Online UPS]

Output: Low

Supplies power to inverter as well as charges battery

Comparison between Online and Offline Uninterruptible Power Supply


Input: [Sl No] 5 [parameter] Efficiency [Offline UPS] High [Online UPS]

Output: Low

Supplies power to inverter as well as charges battery

Comparison between Online and Offline Uninterruptible Power Supply


Input: [Sl No] 6 [parameter] Load [Offline UPS] Not isolated from Supply [Online UPS]

Output: Isolated from supply

Supplies power to inverter as well as charges battery

Comparison between Online and Offline Uninterruptible Power Supply


Input: [Sl No] 7 [parameter] Cost [Offline UPS] Low [Online UPS]

Output: High

Supplies power to inverter as well as charges battery

Comparison between Online and Offline Uninterruptible Power Supply


Input: [0] Monday [Breakfast] Porridge with GOOD Hemp Protein [Snack] GOOD Hemp shake [Snack_4] GOOD Hemp shake [Dinner] Grilled Tuna steack with Feta Salad [Snack_6] GOOD Hemp shake [Launch]

Output: Chicken Grilled with Brawn Rice & Hemp Seeds

GOOD Protein Diet Plan | Meat-eaters - GOOD Hemp Nutrition


Input: [0] Tuesday [Breakfast] Porridge with GOOD Hemp Protein [Snack] GOOD Hemp shake [Snack_4] GOOD Hemp shake [Dinner] Chicken Stir Fry with Hemp Seeds [Snack_6] GOOD Hemp shake [Launch]

Output: Grilled Salmon with Green Beans

GOOD Protein Diet Plan | Meat-eaters - GOOD Hemp Nutrition


Input: [0] Wednesday [Breakfast] Muesli with GOOD Hemp Protein [Snack] GOODHemp shake [Snack_4] GOOD Hemp shake [Dinner] Grilled Salmon & Green Vegetables [Snack_6] GOOD Hemp shake [Launch]

Output: Chicken Salad Wrap

GOOD Protein Diet Plan | Meat-eaters - GOOD Hemp Nutrition


Input: [0] Thursday [Breakfast] Hemp shake [Snack] Hemp bar [Snack_4] GOOD Hemp shake [Dinner] Salad Nicoise with GOODHemp Seeds [Snack_6] GOOD Hemp shake [Launch]

Output: Tuna & Sweet Potato

GOOD Protein Diet Plan | Meat-eaters - GOOD Hemp Nutrition


Input: [0] Friday [Breakfast] Porridge with GOOD Hemp Protein [Snack] GOOD Hemp shake [Snack_4] GOOD Hemp shake [Dinner] Grilled Chicken with roasted Vegetables (no potatos) [Snack_6] GOOD Hemp shake [Launch]

Output: Spanish Omelette with Baked Beans

GOOD Protein Diet Plan | Meat-eaters - GOOD Hemp Nutrition


Input: [0] Saturday [Breakfast] Muesli with GOOD Hemp Protein [Snack] GOOD Hemp shake [Snack_4] GOOD Hemp shake [Dinner] Prawn Stir Fry [Snack_6] GOOD Hemp shake [Launch]

Output: Egg Salad Wrap

GOOD Protein Diet Plan | Meat-eaters - GOOD Hemp Nutrition


Input: [0] Sunday [Breakfast] Muesli with GOOD Hemp Protein [Snack] GOOD Hemp shake [Snack_4] Hemp shake [Dinner] Grilled Salmon & Green Vegetables [Snack_6] GOOD Hemp shake [Launch]

Output: Chicken with Sweep Potato & GOOD Hemp Seeds

GOOD Protein Diet Plan | Meat-eaters - GOOD Hemp Nutrition


Input: [0] Name of STI [1] Incidence [2] Symptoms [3] Treatment [4]

Output: How to prevent it


Input: [0] Gonorrhea [1] Highest among those ages 15- 24 years Rates are declining, but are highest in Southern and Midwestern states than in the West and Northeast In 2009, there were 301,174 cases [2] Men may experience symptoms such as urethral discharge, painful urination, and increase. urgency of urination, however they can infect others before onset of symptoms The majority of women do not experience any symptoms until complications come up, such as pelvic inflammatory disease. If symptoms do develop, they will present themselves within 3-5 days and women will possibly experience an increase in urination frequency or bleeding after sex. Rectal gonorrhea, which can be transmitted through anal intercourse, may cause bloody stools and a puslike discharge [3] It is cured with antibiotics. Recommended treatment: Antibiotics All sexual partners should be tested [4]

Output: By using a barrier method such as: male condoms female condoms dental dams or by abstaining from vaginal and anal intercourse


Input: [0] Syphilis [1] 13,997 cases of primary and secondary syphilis and 427 cases of congenital cases in 2009 Cases have been increasing for the first time in 14 years Highest rates are in young minority men. Highest in Southern states [2] Infection is divided into three stages: 1st Stage (happens within 2-6 weeks after infection) - one or more red-brown sores that appear on the vilva, penis, vagina, cervix, anus, mouth or lips. After these disappear they enter in the 2nd stage 2nd Stage - begins 3-6 weeks after sores have healed; person develops reddish patches on skin that look like a rash or hives 3rd Stage: Everything disappears; If left untreated the person can transmit the disease for about 1 year, after which they are no longer infectious. [3] If a person has been infected for less than 1 year: only a single injection of antibiotic is needed to cure syphilis Additional doses may be needed depending on how long the person has had syphilis If syphilis progresses to later stages, it is no longer treatable can be fatal [4]

Output: By using a barrier method such as: male condoms female condoms dental dams or by abstaining from vaginal and anal intercourse


Input: [0] Chlamydia [1] 1,244,180 cases in 2009 Highest among men and women younger than 25 years old 3 times higher in women Highest in Southern states Can be transmitted through: Vaginal intercourse, oral sex, and/ or anal sex; it can also be passed to newborn babies during childbirth [2] Called a "silent disease" because many women and men are asymptomatic, meaning there may be no symptoms. If chlamydia remains untreated in women, they risk infertility and ectopic pregnancies [3] It is cured with antibiotics Recent partners should be tested. Anyone diagnosed with chlamydia should be re-tested within 3 months of treatment [4]

Output: By using a barrier method such as: male condoms female condoms dental dams or by abstaining from vaginal and anal intercourse


Input: [0] Herpes Simplex 1 & 2 [1] Estimated that 1 in 5 Americans is infected with Herpes Simplex 2 (typically genital herpes) Most do not know they have it Herpes Simplex 1 (typically oral herpes) is highly contagious and can be transmitted through kissing and even sharing food or drinks. [2] Simplex 1: cold sores or blisters, usually around the mouth Simplex 2: small blisters may appear externally on vagina or penis Extra care should be taken when performing oral sex. Herpes Simplex 1 can be passed to genitals and Herpes Simplex 2 can be passed to the mouth. [3] Not curable Treated through viral suppressants However, the body's immune system suppresses the virus over time, so the number of outbreaks decreases [4]

Output: By using a barrier method such as: male condoms female condoms dental dams or by abstaining from vaginal and anal intercourse


Input: [0] Human Papilloma Virus (high risk & low risk) [1] HPV is the most common viral STI in US Estimated 20 million men and women currently have HPV 6 million more people become infected with each year It can infect the genitals, anus, mouth, and throat through vaginal and anal intercourse, oral sex and vulva-to-vulva contact [2] Low Risk: can cause genital and anal warts, warts in throat, nose and throat High Risk: can cause abnormal pap tests and increase the risk of developing cervical cancer [3] In 90% of cases, the body's immune system clears HPV naturally within 2 years There are topical solutions for warts available by prescription; do not use over the counter wart removal medication on genitals. Cervical cancer can be treated if caught early; it is detected in women through biopsies of cervical tissue after an abnormal Pap test. [4]

Output: HPV vaccine available to both men and women By using a barrier method such as: male condoms female condoms dental dams or by abstaining from vaginal and anal intercourse


Input: [0] Viral Hepatitis (A, B, and C) [1] Approximately 2,500 symptomatic cases were reported in the US in 2008 After adjusting for asymptomatic cases, the total number was probably closer to 22,000 (CDC) Highest among men in Western and Southern states However, new infections are decreasing, probably because of available vaccines [2] Symptoms, if any, usually occur within 4 weeks and include: fatigue, abdominal pain, loss of appetite, and diarrhea Most people infected see no symptoms at all The CDC estimates that between 60%- 70% of those infected with hepatitis C will experience a chronic liver infection [3] Antiviral therapies Bedrest and a lot of fluids [4]

Output: Vaccines are available to prevent both hepatitis A and hepatitis B By using a barrier method such as: male condoms female condoms dental dams or by abstaining from vaginal and anal intercourse


Input: [0] HIV/AIDS [1] 1.1 million adults and teens live with HIV in the U.S. 50,000-60,000 more Americans become infected each year 1 in 5 people living with HIV does not know that they have it New infections are highest among persons aged 20-24 years old HIV is transmitted through semen, vaginal fluid, breast milk, and blood [2] HIV is a viral infection that gradually breaks down the immune system. AIDS is the syndrome that is the result of a compromised immune system. AIDS can develop, without treatment, in 8-10 years Symptoms include those similar to the flu: fever, sore throat, chronic swollen lymph nodes As the immune system continues to deteriorate, it makes the body more susceptible to diseases such as colds. Those affected by AIDS do not die from AIDS, but from diseases and infections their body is unable to combat. [3] Not curable, but treatable Prescription medications [4]

Output: Avoid sharing needles By using a barrier method such as: male condoms female condoms dental dams or by abstaining from vaginal and anal intercourse


Input: [Acceptable description] Clothing Shoes Footwear Jewelry (may include watches) [Non acceptable description]

Output: Apparel Wearing Apparel Ladies' Apparel Men's Apparel

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Kitchen Appliances Industrial Appliances Heat Pump [Non acceptable description]

Output: Appliances

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] New Autoparts Used Autoparts [Non acceptable description]

Output: Autoparts Parts

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Baseball Caps Blasting Caps Bottle Caps Hub Caps [Non acceptable description]

Output: Caps

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Actual Chemical Name (not brand name) Or U.N. HAZMAT Code Identifier # [Non acceptable description]

Output: Chemicals, hazardous Chemicals, non-hazardous

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Computers Consumer Electronics, Telephones Electronic Toys (can include Gameboys, Game Cubes, Dancing Elmo Doll etc.) Personal/Household Electronics (i.e. PDA's, VCR's, TV's) [Non acceptable description]

Output: Electronic Goods Electronics

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Industrial Equipment, Oil Well Equipment Automotive Equipment, Poultry Equipment etc. [Non acceptable description]

Output: Equipment

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Wood Flooring, Plastic Flooring, Carpet, Ceramic Tile, Marble Flooring [Non acceptable description]

Output: Flooring

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Oranges Fish Packaged Rice, Packaged Grain, Bulk Grain [Non acceptable description]

Output: Foodstuffs

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Iron Pipes, Steel Pipes [Non acceptable description]

Output: Iron

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Iron Building Material, Steel Building Material [Non acceptable description]

Output: Steel

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Saddles Leather Handbags Leather Jackets, Shoes [Non acceptable description]

Output: Leather Articles

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Metal Working Machinery Cigarette Making Machinery [Non acceptable description]

Output: Machinery

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Sewing Machines Printing Machines [Non acceptable description]

Output: Machines

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Plastic Pipes PVC Pipes Steel Pipes Copper Pipes [Non acceptable description]

Output: Pipes

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Plastic Kitchenware, Plastic Houseware, Industrial Plastics Toys, New/Used Auto Parts [Non acceptable description]

Output: Plastic Goods

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Polyurethane Threads Polyurethane Medical Gloves [Non acceptable description]

Output: Polyurethane

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Rubber Hoses Tires Toys Rubber Conveyor Belts [Non acceptable description]

Output: Rubber Articles

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Welding Rods Rebar Aluminum Rods Reactor Rods [Non acceptable description]

Output: Rods

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Plastic Scrap Aluminum Scrap Iron Scrap [Non acceptable description]

Output: Scrap

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Non acceptable description]

Output: STC (Said to Contain) General Cargo FAK ( Freight of All Kinds) "No Description"

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Ceramic Tiles Marble Tiles [Non acceptable description]

Output: Tiles

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Hand Tools Power Tools Industrial Tools [Non acceptable description]

Output: Tools

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Acceptable description] Electric Wires Auto Harness Coiled Wire (Industrial) [Non acceptable description]

Output: Wires

Czech Airlines, a. s. - Cargo - Archives 2004


Input: [Food] Pasta [Instructions] All you have to do is peel a raw zucchini. No need for cooking it, the heat from the sauce you put on the zucchini makes it go soft [Alternative]

Output: Ribboned Zucchini

How to Make Pasta, Mashed Potato, Fritters and Tortilas… Healthy! | Maximus Mark Podcast


Input: [Food] Mashed Potato [Instructions] Simply steam the vegies, place in a blender with a small amount of water and organic butter and puree [Alternative]

Output: Pureed cauliflower or pureed carrot.

How to Make Pasta, Mashed Potato, Fritters and Tortilas… Healthy! | Maximus Mark Podcast


Input: [Food] Binding agents for patties and fritters [Instructions] Coconut flour is pure coconut meat just ground up. It is perfect for chicken schnitzel and vegetable fritters.Almond Flour has a more plain flavour but just as good as coconut flour for binding together ingredients. [Alternative]

Output: Coconut Flour and Almond Flour

How to Make Pasta, Mashed Potato, Fritters and Tortilas… Healthy! | Maximus Mark Podcast


Input: [Food] Tortillas [Instructions] Be careful flipping the crepe over though as they are quite delicate [Alternative]

Output: Egg White Crepes with Coconut Milk or Raw Cream

How to Make Pasta, Mashed Potato, Fritters and Tortilas… Healthy! | Maximus Mark Podcast


Input: [Food] Cooking Oils and Butter [Instructions] Most oils when used fresh are good sources of Omega 3 and 6.It’s when they are heated and become unstable and oxidised, that they become toxic to our body.The butters and oils that I’ve listed have a high tolerance to heat, and resist oxidisation. [Alternative]

Output: Organic Butter, Coconut Oil, Ghee or Palm Oil

How to Make Pasta, Mashed Potato, Fritters and Tortilas… Healthy! | Maximus Mark Podcast


Input: [Food] Sugars [Instructions] These sugars are low GI, which means they won’t affect your blood sugar levels as much but they still should be used as a special occasion.Coconut Sugar mimics the Raw Sugar flavour and is great in Carrot or Chocolate Cakes and can be used as a 1:1 substitute. Xylitol is similar to your white sugar and can be used in for Shortbread Cookies, Sponge Cakes etc.Stevia is quite difficult to measure. I use 1 teaspoon for one cup of sugar but I have found it turns out different every time. So it may take it bit of trial and error. [Alternative]

Output: Coconut Sugar,Xylitol Stevia Raw Unheated Honey

How to Make Pasta, Mashed Potato, Fritters and Tortilas… Healthy! | Maximus Mark Podcast


Input: [Fruits] Orange/ Grapefruit [More Fruits] Berries [Herbs] Mint [Spices] Cocoa powder [Sugars] Agave nectar [Vegetables]

Output: Cucumber


Input: [Fruits] Lemon/Lime [More Fruits] Strawberries [Herbs] Basil [Spices] Chipotle powder [Sugars] Honey [Vegetables]

Output: Celery


Input: [Fruits] Peach [More Fruits] Mango [Herbs] Lavender [Spices] Cinnamon sticks [Sugars] Raw sugar [Vegetables]

Output: Tomatoes


Input: [Fruits] Watermelon [More Fruits] Pineapple [Herbs] Cilantro [Spices] Ginger [Sugars] Syrup cherries [Vegetables]

Output: Hot chili peppers


Input: [Fruits] Cantaloupe [More Fruits] Apples [Herbs] Wheat grass [Spices] Garlic [Sugars] Mandarin oranges in syrup [Vegetables]

Output: Onion


Input: [Fruits] Kiwi [More Fruits] Pears [Herbs] Sage [Spices] Vanilla [Sugars] Cocoa [Vegetables]

Output: Tomato


Input: [Fruits] Cherries [More Fruits] Coconut [Herbs] Rosemary [Spices] Nutmeg [Sugars] Peppermint sticks [Vegetables]

Output: Horseradish


Input: [1] Wall Dressed Up Rub On Transfer Murals [2] Wall Dressed Up Movable Murals™ (coming soon!) [3]

Output: Other Vinyl Murals (these may vary in quality)

Vinyl Murals vs. Transfer Murals, What Is The Difference? | WALL DRESSED UP BLOG ...Mural transfers and "Movable Mural" wall decals!


Input: [0] Application [1] Rub (burnish) off transfer paper onto wall like a tattoo. Can be applied to many hard surfaces. Must especially rub the edges down and then peel away backing. This is a permanent application, but it is so thin you just paint over to remove! [2] The smaller shapes just peel and stick. Infinitely re-positionable. NO bubbles or creases. Larger murals, just roll back a bit of backing paper off at the top, stick that part to wall and continue to roll backing paper off as you smooth design on wall. Back inadvertently sticking to itself not a problem. Simply pull apart. [3]

Output: Peel off backing paper and stick. For non-static cling, be sure adhesive back does not stick to itself or mural can be ruined. You get bubbles of air, and many murals are NOT re-positionable. Remember: Peel and stick DOES NOT always mean re-positionable! Larger murals advise the same roll of backing paper method.

Vinyl Murals vs. Transfer Murals, What Is The Difference? | WALL DRESSED UP BLOG ...Mural transfers and "Movable Mural" wall decals!


Input: [0] How to Remove [1] No removal, simply paint over! Easy! Remove from glass and mirrors with acetone nail polish remover. [2] Lift edge and simply peel off wall. Super easy! Leaves no residue and you can reposition infinitely. Can be returned to backing sheet and stored. NO damage to walls!!! Fabulous for dorms or apartments, but elegant enough for your living room! [3]

Output: Static cling? Peel off Other Vinyl? CAREFULLY peel off as they are not always repositionable and adhesive may be aggressive and may take some paint off. We had this happen with a “horse” mural we tested and the paint came off our wall right down to the drywall-in the shape of a horse :-( Not good.

Vinyl Murals vs. Transfer Murals, What Is The Difference? | WALL DRESSED UP BLOG ...Mural transfers and "Movable Mural" wall decals!


Input: [0] Sheen [1] Semi-matte [2] Matte- similar to most paint finishes. No shine! Does NOT look like a sticker! [3]

Output: Samples we tested varied from super shiny gloss to medium sheen (looks like a sticker)

Vinyl Murals vs. Transfer Murals, What Is The Difference? | WALL DRESSED UP BLOG ...Mural transfers and "Movable Mural" wall decals!


Input: [0] Edge [1] No edge! Incorporates right into paint finish. Looks like it was painted on your wall! Yes, can be translucent in shadows so it blends with your wall color and looks hand painted. Designs can be very fine in areas-even open to let your wall color be part of the design. [2] Very thin! Barely an edge and edges stay adhered to wall. Artwork right up to edge of design (no clear “halo”) Can be put on textured walls and many other surfaces, like floors. [3]

Output: Edges vary. Some paper like vinyl wallpaper cut outs are pretty thick. Some have clear or white edges of about ¼-1/2 “ around the design Most say not for textured walls

Vinyl Murals vs. Transfer Murals, What Is The Difference? | WALL DRESSED UP BLOG ...Mural transfers and "Movable Mural" wall decals!


Input: [0] Bubbles and wrinkles and/or other issues?? [1] This material is so thin that you simply press and/or smooth out any trapped air if it occurs [2] This is almost like a very fine matte fabric and any air is just smoothed away and not trapped. Will not wrinkle or rip! Also, it will not get ruined if back adhesive sticks to itself, pulls apart easily. If you don’t like where you put it, just move it! This material is amazingly easy to apply and that is what sold us on printing on this medium. [3]

Output: Static cling does not usually get bubbles but it does not adhere that well either. Other vinyl will get some bubbles and they can be very hard to smooth out. We ruined a few larger when the backing stuck to itself. Others we had to leave with permanent wrinkles as they were not really re-positionable.

Vinyl Murals vs. Transfer Murals, What Is The Difference? | WALL DRESSED UP BLOG ...Mural transfers and "Movable Mural" wall decals!


Input: [0] Quality of Artwork [1] High resolution reproduction. Every brush stroke visible. Printed in the USA [2] Hi resolution, amazing print quality! Printed in the USA [3]

Output: This varies tremendously. It seems the designs printed overseas are not very high quality, fuzzy sometimes either in the art or the printing but there are a few that we tested that were well printed!

Vinyl Murals vs. Transfer Murals, What Is The Difference? | WALL DRESSED UP BLOG ...Mural transfers and "Movable Mural" wall decals!


Input: [0] Customize your design? [1] Can be layered and many designs are quite customizable. Sheet size is 15”x24” but murals simply fit together like puzzle pieces. [2] Full large size “one piece” murals or decorative elements that can be placed however you would like! Easy to put up and move! [3]

Output: Many of these we ordered were very small. A lot of the graphic designs are larger, but one color (similar to the vinyl lettering) There was one company we found that had large full color vinyl children’s murals with good artwork (made in England) but the adhesive was very aggressive and we got wrinkles and bubbleswe couldn’t get out.

Vinyl Murals vs. Transfer Murals, What Is The Difference? | WALL DRESSED UP BLOG ...Mural transfers and "Movable Mural" wall decals!


Input: [0] Price/Quality [1] Medium price. Excellent value as these are MUCH less than a custom mural and looks hand painted. Very high quality [2] Medium price, but EXCELLENT value! This is a PREMIUM material and worth the price! [3]

Output: Varies from very cheap (and you seem to get what you pay for here) to medium/high priced. Quality varies from manufacturer to manufacturer.

Vinyl Murals vs. Transfer Murals, What Is The Difference? | WALL DRESSED UP BLOG ...Mural transfers and "Movable Mural" wall decals!


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Easy to synchronize. Can be changed on the fly. Edges cause discontinuities limited by drive performance [Motion Control Options]

Output: Trapezoidal Profile


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Smoother control, produces higher peak accelerations [Motion Control Options]

Output: S-Curve Ramps


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Fast point-to-point moves, cannot synchronize [Motion Control Options]

Output: Quick Mode


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Cubic splines produce smooth curves from a few points. [Motion Control Options]

Output: Splines


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Controls output directly instead of using PID—useful during setup, and for jogging and special applications [Motion Control Options]

Output: Open Loop


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Axes track even if moving different distances, speed limited by slowest axis (linear interpolation). [Motion Control Options]

Output: Synchronized Moves


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Multiple axes can track Master (often a quadrature encoder) [Motion Control Options]

Output: Electronic Gearing


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Analog signal (joystick, PLC output, etc) can be Master [Motion Control Options]

Output: Analog Reference


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Any input type (analog, MDT, quadrature, etc.) can be used as a reference, with adjustable filtering [Motion Control Options]

Output: Filtered Reference


Input: Selects gear to maintain reasonable cadence. Anticipates and is able to make correct changes. [Skill]

Output: Gear selection

Riding expectations for CTC courses | CTC


Input: Ride over a small (kerb sized) downward step. [Skill]

Output: Ride over an obstacle

Riding expectations for CTC courses | CTC


Input: Able to ride up the selected area when seated and standing. Reasonable body position. [Skill]

Output: Ride up an offroad slope

Riding expectations for CTC courses | CTC


Input: Shows control, effective braking and body position. Able to determine what they are unable to ride safely. [Skill]

Output: Ride down a steep descent

Riding expectations for CTC courses | CTC


Input: Can stop quickly with minimal skidding. Keeps cranks horizontal. [Skill]

Output: Stop without skidding

Riding expectations for CTC courses | CTC


Input: Successfully rides section. [Skill]

Output: Ride off camber

Riding expectations for CTC courses | CTC


Input: Selects smoothest and safest line. Correct fore/aft weight balance. [Skill]

Output: Moderately fast corner

Riding expectations for CTC courses | CTC


Input: Identifies a suitable line. Keeps to obvious lines. [Skill]

Output: Line selection

Riding expectations for CTC courses | CTC


Input: [Benefit] Better coverage, higher reliability than voice channels [Feature]

Output: Utilizes digital cellular digital control channel


Input: [Benefit] Highest allowed by FCC [Feature]

Output: Full 3-watt digital cellular radio included


Input: [Benefit] No additional sites to install, interference issues dealt with by telephone company personnel [Feature]

Output: No radio networks or repeaters to maintain


Input: [Benefit] no installation delays [Feature]

Output: Units automatically self enroll into system


Input: [Benefit] Confidence in unit and site's performance [Feature]

Output: Daily testing of each unit


Input: [Benefit] Connect flow meters or rainfall gauges [Feature]

Output: Two optional pulse counting inputs


Input: [Benefit] Monitors and reports site status even when site power fails [Feature]

Output: Supervised power supply with battery backup included


Input: [Method] Clamps & Cauls [Gluing Methodolgy] wood glue [Capacity] Anything [Labor Cost] Very High!, and some skill is needed. [Capital Cost] 0^* [Final Appearance]

Output: Can be Awesome!


Input: [Method] Iron on - Freehand [Gluing Methodolgy] pre-glued banding is needed [Capacity] very thin, Glue has to be melted with an iron through the banding [Labor Cost] High and some skill is needed [Capital Cost] 0* [Final Appearance]

Output: OK - You have limited options in edging, and the thin edging limits edge treatments


Input: [Method] Iron on with a fixture [Gluing Methodolgy] pre-glued banding is needed [Capacity] very thin, Glue has to be melted with an iron through the banding [Labor Cost] Not as high as without a fixture [Capital Cost] <$1000 [Final Appearance]

Output: OK - You have limited options in edging, and the thin edging limits edge treatments


Input: [Method] Hand held Festool Corturo [Gluing Methodolgy] hot melt applied to the edging [Capacity] up to 3mm (1/8") bending, needed to be at least slightly flexible [Labor Cost] Low compared to all methods except a Big Fancy Bander [Capital Cost] 2800-3500! [Final Appearance]

Output: Excellent! As good as any edge banding I have seen


Input: [Method] Table Mounted Festool Conturo [Gluing Methodolgy] hot melt applied to the edging [Capacity] up to 3mm (1/8") bending, needed to be at least slightly flexible [Capital Cost] 3500-4500! [Final Appearance]

Output: Excellent! As good as any edge banding I have seen


Input: [Method] Big Fancy Edge Bander. [Gluing Methodolgy] hot melt applied to the edging [Capacity] Usually anything, even very thick ridged stock.=C2=A0 [Labor Cost] Low compared to other methods [Capital Cost] 10k and UP# [Final Appearance]

Output: Awesome. Depending on the machine you can have a finished edge in no time, with any material you can imaginge, with more consistent results than by hand.


Input: [Furnishings] Antiques Furniture [Legal / Medical] Attorney, Client Files, Documents [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Coated Papers


Input: [Furnishings] Archaeological Wood [Legal / Medical] Confidentiality Files, Documents [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Drafting Linens


Input: [Furnishings] Wood Floors [Legal / Medical] Court Records, Documents [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Fine Art Books


Input: [Furnishings] Wood Furniture [Legal / Medical] Dental Documents, Files, Records,X-Rays [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Leather Books


Input: [Furnishings] Wood Objects [Legal / Medical] Hospital Documents, Files, Records,X-Rays [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Library Papers, Manuscripts


Input: [Legal / Medical] Legal Documents, Files, Records [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Maps


Input: [Furnishings] Historical [Legal / Medical] Medical Documents, Files, Records,X-Rays [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Parchment


Input: [Furnishings] Archival Periodical [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Pulp Paper


Input: [Furnishings] Archival Periodical Documents [Legal / Medical] Paintings and Drawings [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Schools' Library Books, Documents


Input: [Furnishings] Architectural Materials and Maps [Legal / Medical] Acrylics [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Vellum Books


Input: [Furnishings] Porous Board Stock Boxes [Legal / Medical] Drafting Cloth [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Business Files and Documents


Input: [Furnishings] Certificates [Legal / Medical] Fine Art Drawings [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Accounting


Input: [Furnishings] Rare Documents [Legal / Medical] Fine Art Prints [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Contracts


Input: [Furnishings] Paper Money Collections [Legal / Medical] Linen Drawings [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Employee Files


Input: [Furnishings] Stamp Collections [Legal / Medical] Water Colors [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Flight Logbooks


Input: [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Plans or Blueprints


Input: [Furnishings] Keepsakes and Collectibles [Legal / Medical] Photographs [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Product Catalogs


Input: [Furnishings] Awards & Achievements [Legal / Medical] Albumen Prints [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Reference Materials


Input: [Furnishings] Baby Books [Legal / Medical] Aperture Cards [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Microfiche


Input: [Furnishings] Baskets [Legal / Medical] Chromogenic Prints [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Microfilm


Input: [Furnishings] Memorabilia [Legal / Medical] Matte and Glossy Collodion Prints [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Family Files and Documents


Input: [Furnishings] Leather [Legal / Medical] Photomechanical Prints [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Appraisals


Input: [Furnishings] Newspaper Articles [Legal / Medical] Photographs [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Birth Certificates


Input: [Furnishings] Photo Albums [Legal / Medical] Prints [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Death Certificates


Input: [Furnishings] Recipe Books, Cards [Legal / Medical] Slides [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Household Records


Input: [Furnishings] Scrapbooks [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Loan Agreements


Input: [Furnishings] Wedding Albums [Legal / Medical] Textiles [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Passports


Input: [Furnishings] Yearbooks [Legal / Medical] Embroidery [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Securities


Input: [Legal / Medical] Flags [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: School Transcripts


Input: [Legal / Medical] Needlework [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Tax Records


Input: [Legal / Medical] Rugs [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Vellum Documents


Input: [Legal / Medical] Silks [Books and Manuscripts]

Output: Vital Records, Documents


Input: [Vein] Anterior Jugular [Spinal Region] Neck [Source(s)]

Output: Submental

RADIOLOGY, PREGNANCY, INFECTION AND TREATMENT: Fracture, Cervical Spine


Input: [Vein] Azygos [Spinal Region] Chest Wall [Source(s)]

Output: Lumbar Subcosta Posterior Intercostal

RADIOLOGY, PREGNANCY, INFECTION AND TREATMENT: Fracture, Cervical Spine


Input: [Vein] Brachiocephalic [Spinal Region] Head Neck Upper Limbs [Source(s)]

Output: Subclavian Internal Jugular Vertebra

RADIOLOGY, PREGNANCY, INFECTION AND TREATMENT: Fracture, Cervical Spine


Input: [Vein] Cavernous Sinus [Spinal Region] Brain [Source(s)]

Output: Superior Ophthalmic Middle Cerebral

RADIOLOGY, PREGNANCY, INFECTION AND TREATMENT: Fracture, Cervical Spine


Input: [Vein] External Jugular [Spinal Region] Head Neck [Source(s)]

Output: Posterior Auricular Posterior External Jugular Transverse Cervical Anterior Jugular

RADIOLOGY, PREGNANCY, INFECTION AND TREATMENT: Fracture, Cervical Spine


Input: [Vein] External Vertebral Plexus [Spinal Region] Vertebral Column Vertebral Muscles [Source(s)]

Output: Internal Vertebral Plexus

RADIOLOGY, PREGNANCY, INFECTION AND TREATMENT: Fracture, Cervical Spine


Input: [Vein] Hemiazygos [Spinal Region] Lower Chest Wall [Source(s)]

Output: Lumbar Subcostal

RADIOLOGY, PREGNANCY, INFECTION AND TREATMENT: Fracture, Cervical Spine


Input: [Vein] Internal Vertebral Plexus [Spinal Region] Spinal Cord Meninges Vertebral Column [Source(s)]

Output: External Vertebral Plexus

RADIOLOGY, PREGNANCY, INFECTION AND TREATMENT: Fracture, Cervical Spine


Input: [Vein] Posterior Intercostal [Spinal Region] Spinal Cord Vertebra Ribs [Source(s)]

Output: Spinal Tributary Posterior Tributary

RADIOLOGY, PREGNANCY, INFECTION AND TREATMENT: Fracture, Cervical Spine


Input: [Vein] Pterygoid Plexus [Spinal Region] Meninges [Source(s)]

Output: Middle Meningeal

RADIOLOGY, PREGNANCY, INFECTION AND TREATMENT: Fracture, Cervical Spine


Input: [Current] 11 exterior entranceways: 5 are used as access ways to the building and 6 remain locked from both the inside and outside most of the time. The only exception is that the doors to the auditorium are opened during special events. See Appendix C for a list of entrances and their locations. [Proposed] Students will not be permitted to gain access to the facility except through the main entrance. A walkthrough was completed with D.C. Fire and DCRA to review which doors would be installed with a delay egress system. See Appendix C for a detailed description of the plan. [0]

Output: Entry/Exit Points

MPD Ballou Senior High School safety plan, February 18, 2004


Input: [Current] Many access points are not guarded. [Proposed] Two security officers and three MPD officers will be positioned in main lobby entrance all day. All other doors will be locked. [0]

Output: Entry-Control Procedures

MPD Ballou Senior High School safety plan, February 18, 2004


Input: [Current] Three walk-through metal detectors: One at main entrance. One at student entrance with x-ray machine. One at night school entrance. Two hand-held wands. [Proposed] Students will be required to walk through one of three metal detectors (magnetometers) and be scanned for weapons and illegal contraband by one of three x-ray machines at the main entrance. One additional magnetometer and one x-ray machine will be at the night school entrance. [0]

Output: Weapons Detection

MPD Ballou Senior High School safety plan, February 18, 2004


Input: [Current] Insufficient staff to monitor hallways. Students in the hallways must have a hall pass and violators may be suspended or are returned to the classroom. [Proposed] Increase security staff and place supervisor on site. Ensure constant patrols to monitor hallways, restrooms, etc. [0]

Output: Hall Monitoring

MPD Ballou Senior High School safety plan, February 18, 2004


Input: [Current] All security personnel and key school administrators are equipped with radios, however, the MPD officers and the security officers are not on the same frequency so they cannot communicate with each other. MPD officers try to station themselves near a security officer so they have access to the radio communication. [Proposed] All security personnel and key school administrators must be equipped with two-way radios and/or cellular phones that allow for communication within the building and on campus. [0]

Output: Communications

MPD Ballou Senior High School safety plan, February 18, 2004


Input: [Current] Nothing in place currently. [Proposed] Installation of delay egress doors. [0]

Output: Duress Alarms

MPD Ballou Senior High School safety plan, February 18, 2004


Input: [Current] 53 CCTV cameras, listed as red circles on the floor plan, are monitored off campus at the Central Command Center, but they are also displayed in the principal's office and the security office. Recordings are made and archived for 14 days (but there was no camera in the area of the shooting). [Proposed] MPD will review positioning of cameras. Real-time CCTV camera footage will be made accessible to the MPD's Joint Operations Command Center and when in operation, will be utilized under existing MPD protocol. In addition, MPD will explore the use of cameras pointed at locked doors to automatically photograph unauthorized entries. [0]

Output: Surveillance

MPD Ballou Senior High School safety plan, February 18, 2004


Input: [Current] Armed officers patrol the parking lots, but are assigned inconsistently (during the incident there was no armed guard in the south parking lot). [Proposed] Permanently assign one armed officer in north and one in south parking lot during school hours. [0]

Output: Control of Exterior Area

MPD Ballou Senior High School safety plan, February 18, 2004


Input: [Current] Signs in front of school announcing increased penalties for drugs, alcohol, and weapons violations. No signs prohibiting trespassing inside or outside school. [Proposed] Posted signs warning that unauthorized trespassers are subject to arrest. [0]

Output: Visibility Signage

MPD Ballou Senior High School safety plan, February 18, 2004


Input: [Current] Not visible [Proposed] Post signs saying the building is monitored by video cameras. [0]

Output: Camera Placement

MPD Ballou Senior High School safety plan, February 18, 2004


Input: [Current] MPD School Resource officers make themselves visible by being in the cafeteria or main lobby when students enter the building, and by patrolling the building. MPD officers are present at school assemblies and other events. [Proposed] Increase the number of officers assigned to increase visibility. [0]

Output: Police Officers

MPD Ballou Senior High School safety plan, February 18, 2004


Input: [Appliance Trucks] Ball Transfers [Dock Bumpers] Dock Equipment [Lift Tables] Pallet Rollers [Self-dumping Hoppers] Shelving [Rubber Wheels]

Output: Steel Wheels


Input: [Appliance Trucks] Barrel Trucks [Dock Bumpers] Drywall Dollies [Lift Tables] Panel Dollies [Self-dumping Hoppers] Tilt Trucks [Rubber Wheels]

Output: Polyurethane Wheels


Input: [Appliance Trucks] Cargo Bars [Dock Bumpers] Drum Handling Equipment [Lift Tables] Piano Dollies [Self-dumping Hoppers] Tripod Dollies [Rubber Wheels]

Output: V-Groove Wheels


Input: [Appliance Trucks] Cargo Straps [Dock Bumpers] Floor Lock [Lift Tables] Pneumatic Casters [Self-dumping Hoppers] Trolleys [Rubber Wheels]

Output: Pneumatic Wheels


Input: [Appliance Trucks] Cylinder Trucks [Dock Bumpers] Glides [Lift Tables] Pry Bars [Self-dumping Hoppers] Walk Ramps [Rubber Wheels]

Output: Balloon Wheels


Input: [Appliance Trucks] Desk Movers [Dock Bumpers] Heavy Machine Movers [Lift Tables] Scissor Lifts [Self-dumping Hoppers] Wheel Chocks [Rubber Wheels]

Output: Fasteners & Parts


Input: [Forth] DROP [Macro] DROP [Description]

Output: remove TOS


Input: [Forth] DUP [Macro] DUP [Description]

Output: place a copy of TOS on the stack


Input: [Forth] OVER [Macro] OVER [Description]

Output: place a copy of 2OS on the stack. implemented as 1 PICK


Input: [Forth] PICK [Macro] PICK [Description]

Output: replace TOS with a copy of the TOSth stack item


Input: [Forth] SWAP [Macro] SWAP [Description]

Output: exchange TOS and 2OS. implemented as 1 ROLL


Input: [Forth] ROT [Macro] ROT [Description]

Output: rotate TOS, 2OS and 3OS, moving 3OS to TOS. implemented as 2 ROLL


Input: [Forth] ROLL [Macro] ROLL [Description]

Output: remove TOS and rotate TOS stack items, moving the deepest to TOS


Input: [Forth] DEPTH [Macro] DEPTH [Description]

Output: place the size of the stack on the stack


Input: [Forth] ?DUP [Macro] QDUP [Description]

Output: if TOS <> 0, place a copy of TOS on the stack


Input: [-] Italian [Handling] Not so gentle [Propolis] Med [Honey Production] Best [Spring Buildup] Slower (or Rapid) [Disease resistance] - [Swarming]

Output: Med


Input: [-] Carniolan [Handling] Calm, non-aggressive [Propolis] Low [Honey Production] Good [Spring Buildup] Rapid (or Slower) [Disease resistance] - [Swarming]

Output: High


Input: [-] Caucasian [Handling] Gentlest [Propolis] Extreme [Honey Production] Good [Spring Buildup] Slower [Disease resistance] Susceptible [Swarming]

Output: Low


Input: [-] Midnight [Handling] Gentle [Propolis] Lots [Honey Production] - [Spring Buildup] Slower [Disease resistance] - [Swarming]

Output: Low


Input: [-] Buckfast [Handling] Not so gentle [Propolis] Low [Honey Production] - [Spring Buildup] Slower [Disease resistance] Resistant [Swarming]

Output: Low


Input: [-] Starline (Italian hybrid) [Handling] Gentle [Propolis] Med [Honey Production] Good [Spring Buildup] Rapid [Disease resistance] - [Swarming]

Output: Med


Input: [Brand Name] Alfadopan [Composition] Methyldopa [Form] TABLET [Category]

Output: Antihypertensives

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Input: [Brand Name] Apol [Composition] Vitamin Preparation [Form] SOLUTION FOR INJECTION [Category]

Output: Nutritional products

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Input: [Brand Name] Bariotin [Composition] Barium Sulfate [Form] SOLUTION FOR INJECTION [Category]

Output: Radiologic drugs

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Input: [Brand Name] Brometix [Composition] Bromhexine Hcl [Form] TABLET [Category]

Output: Specific respiratory drugs

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Input: [Brand Name] Bromox [Composition] Bromhexine Hcl [Form] SOLUTION FOR INJECTION [Category]

Output: Specific respiratory drugs

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Input: [Brand Name] Calciogenol [Composition] Calcium Gluconate, Colecalciferol [Form] SOLUTION FOR INJECTION [Category]

Output: Nutritional products

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Input: [Brand Name] Combanal [Composition] Dipyrone [Form] SOLUTION FOR INJECTION [Category]

Output: Analgesics and Anti migraine

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Input: [Brand Name] Combaron [Composition] Dipyrone [Form] SOLUTION FOR INJECTION [Category]

Output: Analgesics and Anti migraine

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Input: [Brand Name] Dicalcico [Composition] Calcium Hydrogen Phosphate, Colecalciferol, Vitamin A [Form] SOLUTION FOR INJECTION [Category]

Output: Nutritional products

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Input: [Brand Name] Eritimix [Composition] Erythromycin [Form] SOLUTION FOR INJECTION [Category]

Output: Antibacterials

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Input: [Brand Name] Etimex [Composition] Pyrantel Pamoate [Form] SOLUTION FOR INJECTION [Category]

Output: Anthelmintics

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Input: [Brand Name] Etiyodix [Composition] Povidone-iodine [Form] SOLUTION FOR INJECTION [Category]

Output: Specific dermatologic drugs

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Input: [Brand Name] Etizil [Composition] Meclozine, Pyridoxine [Form] TABLET [Category]

Output: Drugs act on the cholinergic receptors

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Input: [Brand Name] Fedratal [Composition] Aminophylline, Chlorpheniramine Maleate, Ephedrine Hcl, Phenobarbital Sodium, Sodium Benzoate, Sodium Iodide [Form] SOLUTION FOR INJECTION [Category]

Output: Specific respiratory drugs

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Input: [Brand Name] Fiometil [Composition] Camphor, Chloroform, Menthol, Methyl Salicylate [Form] SOLUTION FOR INJECTION [Category]

Output: Analgesics and Anti migraine

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Input: [Brand Name] Fosforal [Composition] Vitamin Preparation [Form] SOLUTION FOR INJECTION [Category]

Output: Nutritional products

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Input: [Brand Name] Fumafer [Composition] Ferrous Fumarate [Form] SOLUTION FOR INJECTION [Category]

Output: Nutritional products

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Input: [Brand Name] Hioscinol Compuesto [Composition] Dipyrone, Hyoscine Butylbromide [Form] SOLUTION FOR INJECTION [Category]

Output: Drugs act on the cholinergic receptors

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Input: [Brand Name] Irolen [Composition] Ferrous Gluconate [Form] SOLUTION FOR INJECTION [Category]

Output: Nutritional products

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Input: [Brand Name] Maltocalcine [Composition] Calcium Gluconate, Colecalciferol [Form] SOLUTION FOR INJECTION [Category]

Output: Nutritional products

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Input: [Code] E1 [Description / Notes] Chromosome does not exists in reference genome database. Typically indicates a mismatch between the chromosome names in the input file and the chromosome names used in the reference genome. [Message type]

Output: ERROR_CHROMOSOME_NOT_FOUND


Input: [Code] E2 [Description / Notes] The variant’s genomic coordinate is greater than chromosome's length. [Message type]

Output: ERROR_OUT_OF_CHROMOSOME_RANGE


Input: [Code] W1 [Description / Notes] This means that the ‘REF’ field in the input VCF file does not match the reference genome. This warning may indicate a conflict between input data and data from reference genome (for instance is the input VCF was aligned to a different reference genome). [Message type]

Output: WARNING_REF_DOES_NOT_MATCH_GENOME


Input: [Code] W2 [Description / Notes] Reference sequence is not available, thus no inference could be performed. [Message type]

Output: WARNING_SEQUENCE_NOT_AVAILABLE


Input: [Code] W3 [Description / Notes] A protein coding transcript having a non-multiple of 3 length. It indicates that the reference genome has missing information about this particular transcript. [Message type]

Output: WARNING_TRANSCRIPT_INCOMPLETE


Input: [Code] W4 [Description / Notes] A protein coding transcript has two or more STOP codons in the middle of the coding sequence (CDS). This should not happen and it usually means the reference genome may have an error in this transcript. [Message type]

Output: WARNING_TRANSCRIPT_MULTIPLE_STOP_CODONS


Input: [Code] W5 [Description / Notes] A protein coding transcript does not have a proper START codon. It is rare that a real transcript does not have a START codon, so this probably indicates an error or missing information in the reference genome. [Message type]

Output: WARNING_TRANSCRIPT_NO_START_CODON


Input: [Code] I1 [Description / Notes] Variant has been realigned to the most 3-prime position within the transcript. This is usually done to to comply with HGVS specification to always report the most 3-prime annotation. [Message type]

Output: INFO_REALIGN_3_PRIME


Input: [Code] I2 [Description / Notes] This effect is a result of combining more than one variants (e.g. two consecutive SNPs that conform an MNP, or two consecutive frame_shift variants that compensate frame). [Message type]

Output: INFO_COMPOUND_ANNOTATION


Input: [Code] I3 [Description / Notes] An alternative reference sequence was used to calculate this annotation (e.g. cancer sample comparing somatic vs. germline). [Message type]

Output: INFO_NON_REFERENCE_ANNOTATION


Input: [1] Fruit/Vegetable Side [2] Beverage [3] Healthy Snack [0]

Output: Main Dish – Lean Protein + Whole Grains

Whole Hearted Parenting: It's Cool to BYOL (Bring Your Own Lunch) to School


Input: [1] Apple slices with 1 tbsp almond butter [2] Water [3] Whole grain or fruit and nut bar [0]

Output: Grilled chicken fajita in a whole wheat tortilla with onions and peppers

Whole Hearted Parenting: It's Cool to BYOL (Bring Your Own Lunch) to School


Input: [1] Side salad with lettuce, tomato and fat free mozzarella [2] Lemon infused water [3] Organic fruit leather [0]

Output: Organic turkey on multigrain bread with mustard

Whole Hearted Parenting: It's Cool to BYOL (Bring Your Own Lunch) to School


Input: [1] Diced peaches or strawberries [2] Sparkling water [3] Trail mix made with whole grain cereal, dried fruit, nuts [0]

Output: Whole wheat pasta with tomato sauce, chick peas and grated parmesan

Whole Hearted Parenting: It's Cool to BYOL (Bring Your Own Lunch) to School


Input: [1] Fresh blueberries [2] Lightly sweetened iced tea [3] Air popped popcorn [0]

Output: Yogurt Parfait: Light yogurt with whole grain cereal

Whole Hearted Parenting: It's Cool to BYOL (Bring Your Own Lunch) to School


Input: [1] Frozen grapes [2] Low-sodium tomato juice [3] Soy crisps, veggie chips or baked chips [0]

Output: Vegetarian or turkey chili

Whole Hearted Parenting: It's Cool to BYOL (Bring Your Own Lunch) to School


Input: [Material] Carbon Fiber [Characteristics]

Output: This material is a woven composite of graphite fibers fused together with an epoxy resin. Providing ultra light weight and extreme tensile strength, it most often has a visible weave-like pattern. The weave pattern can be varied, as can the color of the epoxy used.

Knife Steel & Handle Material Selection Chart


Input: [Material] Delrin® [Characteristics]

Output: This lightweight and durable polymer was engineered for excellent long-term wear characteristics. It can be molded to form, and is used in many industries.

Knife Steel & Handle Material Selection Chart


Input: [Material] G-10 [Characteristics]

Output: G-10 is an epoxy filled woven "E" glass composite, reinforced with glass fibers for strength. Originally designed for circuit boards, it offers the knife industry a handle which is impervious to most elements like oils, water and acids. It can be made in many colors, and finished in a variety of ways, offering different amounts of texture matched to different end uses.

Knife Steel & Handle Material Selection Chart


Input: [Material] Kraton® [Characteristics]

Output: This black thermoplastic elastomer offers superb flexibility and memory elasticity even under harsh conditions. Most often molded onto a harder sub-structure, Kraton® offers excellent grip and comfort.

Knife Steel & Handle Material Selection Chart


Input: [Material] Micarta [Characteristics]

Output: Technically described as "fabric reinforced phenolic laminate", micarta is created by pouring a resin into a flat pan, then laying down a strip of linen or paper fabric, which gets saturated with the resin. This process is repeated until the desired thickness is achieved. It can be made in lots of colors, is lightweight and and can be finished in many ways including polishing to a high luster.

Knife Steel & Handle Material Selection Chart


Input: [Material] Noryl® GTX [Characteristics]

Output: A modern, engineered plastic offering extreme durability. It is impervious to harsh environments and chemicals and is very strong. It offers no flexibility, but can be molded to any shape and in any color.

Knife Steel & Handle Material Selection Chart


Input: [Material] Phenolic [Characteristics]

Output: This hard, ebony-colored compound is almost impervious to heat cold and shock, making it practically indestructible.

Knife Steel & Handle Material Selection Chart


Input: [Material] Valox® [Characteristics]

Output: A reinforced resin with exceptional stiffness, Valox® offers strength and dimensional stability. It has outstanding chemical and flame resistance, and is molded to form.

Knife Steel & Handle Material Selection Chart


Input: [Material] Zytel® [Characteristics]

Output: Zytel® is a material made up of fiberglass and nylon. The two are combined and heated to near 600°F and then injection molded to the desired form. Strong and lightweight, it offers excellent surface grip.

Knife Steel & Handle Material Selection Chart


Input: [Type of Station] Staff Desktop [Turned On] Yes [Plugged In: Power] Already plugged in [Logged Off] Yes [Regular Update] Monday night [Plugged In: Network]

Output: Already plugged in


Input: [Type of Station] Staff Laptop, deskbound [Turned On] Yes [Plugged In: Power] Already plugged in [Logged Off] Yes [Regular Update] Monday night [Plugged In: Network]

Output: Already plugged in


Input: [Type of Station] Staff Laptop, roaming [Turned On] Yes [Plugged In: Power] Plug in [Logged Off] Yes [Regular Update] Monday night [Plugged In: Network]

Output: On Enterprise Wireless or plug in to a wired connection


Input: [Type of Station] Patron Desktop [Turned On] Yes [Plugged In: Power] Already plugged in [Logged Off] Yes [Regular Update] Every night [Plugged In: Network]

Output: Already plugged in


Input: [Type of Station] Patron Laptop, deskbound [Turned On] Yes [Plugged In: Power] Already plugged in [Logged Off] Yes [Regular Update] Every night [Plugged In: Network]

Output: Already plugged in


Input: [Type of Station] Patron Laptop, roaming [Turned On] Yes [Plugged In: Power] Plug in [Logged Off] Yes [Regular Update] Every night [Plugged In: Network]

Output: On Enterprise Wireless or plug in to a wired connection


Input: [Nonbrittle] Always humid while above freezing [Brittle]

Output: Long dry periods

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Input: [Nonbrittle] Dependable moisture throughout the year [Brittle]

Output: The year is divided into wet and dry seasons

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Input: [Nonbrittle] In most years rainfall is close to average [Brittle]

Output: Rainfall is often far above or far below average

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Input: [Nonbrittle] Rapid biological decay; dead growth rots from the bottom and falls over [Brittle]

Output: Slow decay by weathering at the tips of twigs and grasses; dead growth may stand for years or decades, turning gray with age

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Input: [Nonbrittle] Rested land heals from damage (bare ground returns to forest) [Brittle]

Output: Prolonged rest damages and desertifies land; animal impact (the intense trampling and dunging of animals in a tight herd) heals it

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Input: [Nonbrittle] Vegetation grows nearly everywhere, on roofs and gutters, on rocks and vertical banks, even on window glass [Brittle]

Output: Bare surfaces are difficult to vegetate and steep banks may remain bare of even algae for decades

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Input: [Nonbrittle] Closely spaced grasses, with individual plants often hard to distinguish. [Brittle]

Output: Strongly clumped grasses, often widely spaced

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Input: [Nonbrittle] Heavy overgrazing produces tight plant cover in a near monoculture, resembling a lawn; small bare areas may develop near points of extreme concentration [Brittle]

Output: Heavy overgrazing produces bare ground between plants, but plant spacing is controlled mainly by amount of animal impact, which plants seeds.

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Input: [Nonbrittle] Few big herbivores that are solitary or live in small bands (tapir, okapi, gorilla, moose) [Brittle]

Output: Many big herbivores forming large herds (bison, wildebeest, zebra)

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Input: [Nonbrittle] Solitary predators (tigers, cougars) [Brittle]

Output: Pack-hunting predators (lions, wolves)

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Input: [0] QUALITIES OF [1] CHEMICAL AGENTS [2] USED IN HEALTH [3]

Output: CARE

Physical and Chemical Control - Microbiowiki


Input: [0] Agent [1] Target Microbes [2] Level of Activity [4] Comments [3]

Output: Toxicity

Physical and Chemical Control - Microbiowiki


Input: [0] Iodine [1] Sporicidal (slowly) [2] Intermediate [4] Iodophors* are milder forms [3]

Output: Can irritate tissure; toxic if ingested

Physical and Chemical Control - Microbiowiki


Input: [0] Phenolics [1] Some bacteria, viruses, fungi [2] Low to intermediate [4] Poor solubility; expensive [3]

Output: can be absorbed by skin; can cause CNS damage

Physical and Chemical Control - Microbiowiki


Input: [0] Chlorhexidine * [1] Most bacteria, some viruses, fungi [2] Low to intermediate [4] Fast-acting, mild, has residual effects [3]

Output: Low toxicity

Physical and Chemical Control - Microbiowiki


Input: [0] Alcohols [1] Most bacteria, viruses, fungi [2] Intermediate [3]

Output: Toxic if ingested; a mild irritant; dries skin

Physical and Chemical Control - Microbiowiki


Input: [Product] SUPRO® NUGGETS 138 [Application] Designed for applications requiring protein, fiber and a crunchy texture [Benefit]

Output: Contains 40% high quality soy protein and 30% soy fiber

SUPRO® NUGGETS Soy Protein | Soy protein nuggets for bars & snacks - DuPont | Danisco


Input: [Product] SUPRO® NUGGETS 173 [Application] Designed for applications requiring protein with a natural appearance [Benefit]

Output: A multigrain, 60% soy protein amorphous shape nugget

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Input: [Product] SUPRO® NUGGETS 294 [Application] Designed for applications where moderate levels of protein is required [Benefit]

Output: Delivers a 60% protein nugget with a firm texture for maximum shear stability

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Input: [Product] SUPRO® NUGGETS 309 [Application] Designed for applications where formulation flexibility is required [Benefit]

Output: Delivers 80% protein in a crisp, structured form

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Input: [Product] SUPRO® NUGGETS 310 [Application] Designed for applications where formulation flexibility is required. [Benefit]

Output: Delivers 80% protein in a crisp structured form. Slightly less dense than Supro® Nuggets 309.

SUPRO® NUGGETS Soy Protein | Soy protein nuggets for bars & snacks - DuPont | Danisco


Input: [Product] SUPRO® NUGGETS 311 [Application] Designed for applications where formulation flexibility is required [Benefit]

Output: Delivers 80% protein with a lighter crispness in structured form

SUPRO® NUGGETS Soy Protein | Soy protein nuggets for bars & snacks - DuPont | Danisco


Input: [Product] SUPRO® NUGGETS 345 [Application] Designed for applications where formulation flexibility is required [Benefit]

Output: Delivers 80% protein in a smaller structured form

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Input: [Product] SUPRO® NUGGETS 390 [Application] Designed for applications where formulation flexibility is required with darker, cookie-like pieces [Benefit]

Output: delivers 70% protein with a dark cocoa color

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Input: [Product] SUPRO® NUGGETS 570 [Application] Designed for applications delivering highest protein content while providing maximum formulation flexibility in achieving protein targets [Benefit]

Output: Contains 90% protein in a crisp, structured form

SUPRO® NUGGETS Soy Protein | Soy protein nuggets for bars & snacks - DuPont | Danisco


Input: [Product] SUPRO® PLUS NUGGETS 60 [Application] Designed for applications where moderate levels of protein is required [Benefit]

Output: Delivers 60% protein with a light, structured texture

SUPRO® NUGGETS Soy Protein | Soy protein nuggets for bars & snacks - DuPont | Danisco


Input: [Green Product] Dyson Air multiplier An electric fan that looks like an i-phone, if Henry Moore had designed one in a fan format. Cost: £199 [Rating out of 5] A minus number too huge to compute

Output: A folded piece of paper waved about in front of your face with a fanning motion. Cost £0

Even more astonishingly green alternative


Input: [Green Product] Intellipanel A remote control device for switching off things connected to your tv so you don’t leave them on standby. Cost: £29.95 [Rating out of 5] minus 3 This would be lower-rated than the elegant fan, except for the fact that it’s so much cheaper. At least the fan serves a purpose.

Output: Get up and switch off at the set and/or the wall Cost £0

Even more astonishingly green alternative


Input: [Green Product] Organic beetroot juice Liquidised beetroot juice and a bit of apple Cost:£3:09 per 740 ml bottle or £17.38 a case [Rating out of 5] 3 Shipping (unreturnable?) glass bottles all over the country marks it down. But at least it’s food and it’s organically grown and so it’s not really adding to the world sum of useless consumer goods that will be landfill in a year.

Output: Grow organic beetroots and apples. Stick them in a blender Cost: a couple of pounds per case equivalent. (Or, even buy beetroots and apples and liquidise them. That might push the case cost up to a fiver.)

Even more astonishingly green alternative


Input: [Green Product] 2 Recycled Grolsch bottles (turned upside down and with their ends cut off) Cost: £12.95 [Rating out of 5] 1 At least it aims to reuse an existing product. I’d mark it up if standard glass recycling didn’t already exist. But then I’d have to mark it down again for the fact that it implies that the outcome of recycling beer packaging costs the consumer 6 times the cost of the beer in its original container.

Output: No, I can’t imagine why you’d want one, either – let alone two – but, it’s easy enough to work out how to do it. Turn a Grolsch bottle upside down. Wrap a hot wire round the base and watch the bottom fall off. Sand it down a bit if you don’t want to cut yourself. Cost: The cost of 2 bottles of Grolsch, plus you get to drink the beer first. A 20pack of Grolsch costs £20.99 from Drinksdirect. So, that’s under £3 for 2 full bottles of beer. Or indeed Free, if you already have empty Grolsch bottles. Or any other bottles, as far as I can make out.

Even more astonishingly green alternative


Input: [Green Product] Pants to poverty men’s underpants Cost:£15 [Rating out of 5] 3 I don’t like the way that “charity” seems to involve paying massively over the odds for things, when it is unlikely that much of the cost ends up where you thought it was going. So, we all pay to feel better about world problems rather than to solve them.

Output: Buy normal underpants at about £1 and give ten pounds straight to a development charity if you need to feel that your underwear purchase is doing some global good. Cost: £11

Even more astonishingly green alternative


Input: [Green Product] Owl Wireless Energy Monitor (or – as they used to be called – an electric meter.) This shows you how much electricity you are using, so you will see how much it costs and use less (Replacing the traditional electric bill then?) Cost: £29.95 [Rating out of 5] 1

Output: Switch things off without getting a digital readout first. (Or if you really want to see numbers while you do it, look at your old-fashioned meter occasionally. or look at a digital watch display occasionally and remind yourself that digits mean “Switch something off”) Cost: £0

Even more astonishingly green alternative


Input: [Green Product] Glow in the dark brick Stores up solar power in the day to light up an acrylic green brick. Cost: £13 [Rating out of 5] 0.5 I am quite taken by the idea of having a glowing green brick. But despite the sop to my conscience provided by its use of solar energy, I’m still going to have to ruthlessly decide that I will try to manage without one.

Output: Can’t think of a way to make this at home. The only obvious alternative is just not to have one. That seems to be working out quite well so far for most of us. Cost: £0

Even more astonishingly green alternative


Input: [Brand] Campagnolo [Components] Xenon [Drivetrain] compact double chainring w/10 cogs [Comments] most-affordable 10-speed components [Level]

Output: entry

Road Bicycle Buyers Guide - TREK Bicycle Store of Highland Park, Illinois


Input: [Brand] Campagnolo [Components] Mirage [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/10 cogs [Comments] fine parts, can get flat-bar controls, too [Level]

Output: enthusiast

Road Bicycle Buyers Guide - TREK Bicycle Store of Highland Park, Illinois


Input: [Brand] Campagnolo [Components] Veloce [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/10 cogs [Comments] nice function and finish, lighter [Level]

Output: serious

Road Bicycle Buyers Guide - TREK Bicycle Store of Highland Park, Illinois


Input: [Brand] Campagnolo [Components] Centaur [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/10 cogs [Comments] almost Chorus-quality function and finish [Level]

Output: race

Road Bicycle Buyers Guide - TREK Bicycle Store of Highland Park, Illinois


Input: [Brand] Campagnolo [Components] Chorus [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/10 cogs [Comments] almost Record-quality function and finish [Level]

Output: pro

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Input: [Brand] Campagnolo [Components] Record [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/10 cogs [Comments] among the world's lightest components [Level]

Output: pro

Road Bicycle Buyers Guide - TREK Bicycle Store of Highland Park, Illinois


Input: [Brand] Shimano [Components] Sora [Drivetrain] double or triple chainrings w/8 cogs [Comments] sweet shifting, braking and reliability at a nice price [Level]

Output: entry

Road Bicycle Buyers Guide - TREK Bicycle Store of Highland Park, Illinois


Input: [Brand] Shimano [Components] Tiagra [Drivetrain] double or triple chainrings w/9 cogs [Comments] nice function and finish, lighter [Level]

Output: enthusiast

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Input: [Brand] Shimano [Components] 105 [Drivetrain] double, compact or triple chainrings w/10 cogs [Comments] almost Ultegra-quality function and finish [Level]

Output: serious

Road Bicycle Buyers Guide - TREK Bicycle Store of Highland Park, Illinois


Input: [Brand] Shimano [Components] Ultegra [Drivetrain] double, compact or triple chainrings w/10 cogs [Comments] almost Dura-Ace function and finish [Level]

Output: race

Road Bicycle Buyers Guide - TREK Bicycle Store of Highland Park, Illinois


Input: [Brand] Shimano [Components] Dura-Ace [Drivetrain] double, compact or triple chainrings w/10 cogs [Comments] one of the world's winningest road component groups [Level]

Output: pro

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Input: [Brand] SRAM [Components] Rival [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/10 cogs [Comments] almost Force function and finish [Level]

Output: serious

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Input: [Brand] SRAM [Components] Force [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/10 cogs [Comments] same functionality as Red with less carbon [Level]

Output: race

Road Bicycle Buyers Guide - TREK Bicycle Store of Highland Park, Illinois


Input: [Brand] SRAM [Components] Red [Drivetrain] compact or standard double chainring w/10 cogs [Comments] among the world's lightest and best components [Level]

Output: pro

Road Bicycle Buyers Guide - TREK Bicycle Store of Highland Park, Illinois


Input: [Issue] The seatpost binds when changing saddle height mode. [Probable Cause(s)] Excessive torque applied to the seat tube collar binder bolt. [Solution(s)]

Output: Do not over-tighten the seat tube collar binder bolt.


Input: [Issue] The seatpost is not staying in Descend mode. [Probable Cause(s)] Too much air pressure in the seatpost. If recently serviced, too much internal lubricating oil might be present. [Solution(s)]

Output: Make sure the pressure in the air chamber is not greater than 25PSI. Make sure the amount of FOX Green 10 wt internal lubricating oil does not exceed 10 mL.


Input: [Issue] The seatpost is not staying in any saddle height mode. [Probable Cause(s)] Too much preload tension on the remote cable. Remote cable housing interference. [Solution(s)]

Output: Adjust remote cable tension with the cable adjuster until you achieve a small amount of free play with the long remote lever (1 to 2 clicks). Re-check remote cable clearances with the frame and suspension movement, for all saddle height modes.


Input: [Issue] The seatpost is not fully returning, especially from Trail mode. [Probable Cause(s)] The seat tube collar is too tight. There is not enough lubrication in main seal, causing excess friction. Not enough air pressure in the seatpost (minimum 10PSI, maximum 25PSI). The seatpost loses air pressure in a short time period. [Solution(s)]

Output: Avoid overtightening the seat tube collar binder bolt. Allow the internal oil bath to internally coat and lubricate the upper seatpost by hanging the bike upside down for several minutes. Reset the air pressure to 10-25PSI. If there is a leaking seal or a damaged upper seatpost, contact FOX or an authorized service center for repair.


Input: [Issue] The remote lever does not move. [Probable Cause(s)] The capped remote cable end is caught between the saddle rails and clamps. [Solution(s)]

Output: Make sure the capped remote cable end is properly fed through the slot in the side of the lower clamp, and it does not get between the saddle rail and saddle clamps on the opposite side.


Input: [Issue] The seatpost does not move into Trail mode when the short lever is pressed, or does not move into Descend mode when the long lever is pressed. [Probable Cause(s)] Not enough preload tension on the remote cable. [Solution(s)]

Output: Adjust your remote cable tension with the cable adjuster until you achieve a small amount of free play with the long remote lever (1 to 2 clicks).


Input: [Issue] The seatpost skips Trail mode and slips into Descend mode when the short lever is pressed. [Probable Cause(s)] Too much preload tension on the remote cable. [Solution(s)]

Output: Adjust your remote cable tension with the cable adjuster until you achieve a small amount of free play with the long remote lever (1 to 2 clicks).


Input: [Type of Camera Lens Filter] UV/Haze and Skylight Protective Filters [Benefits and Main Use] Provide lens protection Help get rid of haze and reduce blue casts when photographying subjects in the shade [Subject Matter]

Output: Any


Input: [Type of Camera Lens Filter] Neutral Density [Benefits and Main Use] Helps to extend exposure time Helps make distracting moving objects less apparent or not visible Helps achieve a shallower depth of field in very bright light [Subject Matter]

Output: Flowing water and other subjects in motion , Landscapes, Street Photography


Input: [Type of Camera Lens Filter] Graduated Neutral Density [Benefits and Main Use] Helps to even out exposure and balance the sky and foreground in brightly lit scenes [Subject Matter]

Output: Still and Motion Photography, Landscapes


Input: [Type of Camera Lens Filter] Linear & Circular Polarizers [Benefits and Main Use] Help to reduce glare and reflections Help to make richer colours and improve colour saturation [Subject Matter]

Output: Sky, water and foliage in Landscape scenes


Input: [Type of Camera Lens Filter] Light-coloured and Gradiant filters [Benefits and Main Use] Change White Balance Adding a 'warming' or 'cooling' light cast [Subject Matter]

Output: Landscapes, Special lighting conditions


Input: [Type of Camera Lens Filter] Special Effects [Benefits and Main Use] Diffusion filter helps soften the scene Infrared filter baths the scene in infrared light [Subject Matter]

Output: Portraiture and Romantic Landscapes, Infrared Photography


Input: [Characteristics] User lifestyle [Multimedia Kiosks Technology] General public, travellers, shoppers

Output: Young, upward mobile, young professionals, students


Input: [Characteristics] Penetration [Multimedia Kiosks Technology] Under control of kiosk provider, that is, bank.

Output: Varying between market segments


Input: [Characteristics] Bandwidth [Multimedia Kiosks Technology] High – suitable for multimedia technology

Output: Lower – awaits enhancement


Input: [Characteristics] Cost to user [Multimedia Kiosks Technology] Mostly free if on same bank

Output: Access and call charges


Input: [Characteristics] Reliability [Multimedia Kiosks Technology] Good

Output: Depends on network coverage


Input: [Characteristics] Size of display [Multimedia Kiosks Technology] Large

Output: Small


Input: [Characteristics] Input options [Multimedia Kiosks Technology] Touch screen, full function keyboard

Output: Keypad that hinders normal typing


Input: [Characteristics] Integration [Multimedia Kiosks Technology] Full integration and access to information database after security check.

Output: Difficult to download information and integrate with bank’s database.


Input: [Characteristics] Printout option [Multimedia Kiosks Technology] Print vouchers, coupons, receipts

Output: Often no print options.


Input: [Muscle] R FDI [Insert Act] increased Positive Waves [Fib] 3+ [Fasc] 1+ [VMUP]

Output: Decreased recruitment Increased firing freq Increased Size


Input: [Muscle] R Deltoid [Insert Act] Increased Positive Waves [Fib] 1+ [Fasc] 0 [VMUP]

Output: Increased Size Decreased Recruitment Increased Firing Freq


Input: [Muscle] R Vastus Lateralis [Insert Act] Increased Positive Waves [Fib] 2+ [Fasc] 0 [VMUP]

Output: Increased Size Markedly decreased Recru Increased Firing Freq


Input: [Muscle] R Med Gastroc [Insert Act] Increased Positive Waves [Fib] 3+ [Fasc] 0 [VMUP]

Output: Decreased Recruitment Increased Firing Freq


Input: [Muscle] L EIP [Insert Act] Increased Positive Waves [Fib] 1+ [Fasc] 0 [VMUP]

Output: Decreased Recruitment


Input: [Muscle] L Biceps Brachii [Insert Act] Increased CRDs Positive Waves [Fib] 3+ [Fasc] 0 [VMUP]

Output: Decreased Recruitment


Input: [Muscle] L Tib Ant [Insert Act] Increased Positive Waves [Fib] 3+ [Fasc] 0 [VMUP]

Output: No Units


Input: [Muscle] L Iliopsoas [Insert Act] Increased Positive Waves [Fib] 2+ [Fasc] 0 [VMUP]

Output: Increased Size


Input: [Muscle] L Tongue [Insert Act] Increased Positive Waves [Fib] 1+ [Fasc] 0 [VMUP]

Output: Normal


Input: [Muscle] L Anal Sphincter [Insert Act] Increased [Fib] 1+ [Fasc] 0 [VMUP]

Output: Decreased Recruitment


Input: [Muscle] R Thoracic Paraspinals [Insert Act] Poor Relaxation [Fib] 0 [Fasc] 0 [VMUP]

Output: Normal


Input: [Muscle] L Thoracic Paraspinals [Insert Act] Increased Positive Waves CRDs [Fib] 1+ [Fasc] 0 [VMUP]

Output: Decreased Recruitment


Input: [Muscle] R Biceps Brachii [Insert Act] Increased Positive Waves [Fib] 1+ [Fasc] 1+ [VMUP]

Output: Normal


Input: [Muscle] R Thoracic Paraspinals [Insert Act] Increased Positive Waves [Fib] 2+ [Fasc] 0 [VMUP]

Output: Decreased Recruitment


Input: [Muscle] R Orb Oculi [Insert Act] Increased [Fib] +/- [Fasc] 0 [VMUP]

Output: Normal


Input: [Muscle] R Mentalis [Insert Act] Normal [Fib] 0 [Fasc] 0 [VMUP]

Output: Normal


Input: [Category Number] 4a The brewer must list what fruits are used, and may also list a classic style of base beer [Category Name]

Output: Fruit Beer


Input: [Category Number] 4b The brewer must list what fruits are used [Category Name]

Output: Fruit Wheat Beer


Input: [Category Number] 4c The brewer must list what vegetables are used, and may also list a classic style of base beer [Category Name]

Output: Vegetable Beer


Input: [Category Number] 5a The brewer must list what herbs and/or spices are used, and may also list a classic style of base beer [Category Name]

Output: Herb and Spice Beer


Input: [Category Number] 5b The brewer must list the classic or experimental style of the base beer [Category Name]

Output: Chocolate/Cocoa Flavored Beer


Input: [Category Number] 6 The brewer must list the classic or experimental style of the base beer [Category Name]

Output: Coffee Flavored Beer


Input: [Category Number] 7 The brewer must explain the special nature (ingredient(s) used and achieved character) of the beer [Category Name]

Output: Specialty Beer


Input: [Category Number] 9 The brewer must list the traditional or experimental style of the base beer [Category Name]

Output: Specialty Honey Lager or Ale


Input: [Category Number] 10a The brewer must identify the experimental style/process or ingredients used to make the beer unique [Category Name]

Output: Experimental Beer


Input: [Category Number] 10b The brewer may identify the ingredients used to make the beer, and may also list the classic beer style most closely being approximated [Category Name]

Output: Gluten Free Beer


Input: [Category Number] 11a The brewer must explain the special nature (wood used, base beer style and achieved character) of the beer [Category Name]

Output: Wood- and Barrel-aged Pale to Amber Beer


Input: [Category Number] 11b The brewer must explain the special nature (wood used, base beer style and achieved character) of the beer [Category Name]

Output: Wood- and Barrel-aged Dark Beer


Input: [Category Number] 12 The brewer must explain the special nature (wood used, base beer style and achieved character) of the beer [Category Name]

Output: Wood- and Barrel-aged Strong Beer


Input: [Category Number] 13a The brewer should provide the classic style or experimental nature of the beer being aged, as well as the kind of material in which the beer was aged or other information describing the ageing process. Beer entries not accompanied by this information will be at a disadvantage during judging. [Category Name]

Output: Ale or Lager Aged from 12-24 months


Input: [Category Number] 13b The brewer should provide the classic style or experimental nature of the beer being aged, as well as the kind of material in which the beer was aged or other information describing the ageing process. Beer entries not accompanied by this information will be at a disadvantage during judging. [Category Name]

Output: Ale or Lager Aged from 25-48 months