Input: [Grade] E++ [Item #] D263 [Description]

Output: Early NSKK Dagger by Hammesfahr Cie of Solingen (rarely seen diver logo). This is a beautiful example Hammesfahr's pre RZM (pre October 1934) model dagger with nickel fittings and an "S" (Schlesien) district stamp on the reverse of the lower cross guard. The blade is in near mint- condition with no damage or wear other than typical runner marks and some very minor surface scratches from being handled. All of the cross graining is clearly visible, and the "Alles F�r Deutschland" (All for Germany) motto is still crisp with all of the frosting intact. The Hammesfahr logo is just as crisp featuring a laid out diver inside a curved rectangular box with "HAMMESFAHR CIE." across the top and the factory's location in "SOLINGEN" Germany across the bottom. The cherry(?) grip is in near mint condition with a few shallow dents on the reverse, a beautiful nickel eagle, and a slightly worn SA button. Unfortunately there's a small chip in the enamel on the right side, but the base metal has developed a wonderful golden patina so it's beautiful despite this tiny flaw. The black scabbard appears to have been repainted by the factory or perhaps it's owner. It was common for SA scabbards to be repainted black to suit the needs of the NSKK. The shell is still straight and rust free, but there are a couple dents on the left side and the ball is slightly flattened with multiple dings through out the surface of the lower fitting. The upper fitting is in excellent condition with some minor scratches, but the suspension ring has been reattached with a lead solder and one of the throat screws is missing.

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Input: [Grade] NM [Item #] DC346 [Description]

Output: TeNo Subordinate Hewer by Eickhorn of Solingen with Leather Frog and Hanger by F.W. Assmann & Sohne Matching serial numbers "9673" on the blade and scabbard throat.

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Input: [Grade] E++ [Item #] D166 [Description]

Output: RAD Officer's Dagger with early silver fittings. This is a beautiful, uncleaned example of this type dagger. The fittings are heavily nickle plated with 99% remaining and very minor "lifting/bubbling". They are almost black, hard to tell the factory burnishing from the tarnish, very attractive. The white grip plates show some minor age discoloration but no cracks which are common with these. The grip plate screw appears to be untouched! The unmarked blade is very nice with faint age graying and freckling starting about half way down. The Rad motto is crisp with 99+% of the background frosting remaining. The silver plated scabbard has 95% remaining and 90% of its original factory lacquer. The throat fitting is retained by 2 screws that appear untouched. This just came out of the woodwork and hasn't had time to be "tampered" with. Hard to find in this "untouched" condition!

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Input: [Grade] E [Item #] DC271 [Description]

Output: RAD-Reichsarbeitsdienst (National Labor Service) Subordinate's Hewer with etched "MR" Monogram by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. The beginnings of the RAD dates back to as early as 1929 with the formation of the AAD "Anhalt Arbeits Dienst" (Support Labor Service) and the FAD-B "Freiwillingen Arbeits Dienst-Bayern" (Volunteer Labor Service-Bavaria). With Hitler's appointment to Chancellor in 1933, these and several other labor organizations were consolidated to form one National Labor Service...the NSAD "NationalSozialist ArbeitsDients" (National Socialist Labor Service) which was redesignated RAD in June of 1935. By July of that same year, the RAD became compulsory, with all German citizens between the ages of 19 and 25 required to enlist for a 6 month term, and all military conscripts required to serve a 9 month term. The first RAD sidearm, "Unterf�hrer Haumesser des RAD" (Subordinate Hewer for RAD) was originally introduced in 1934 for wear by the ranks of Truppf�hrer (Corporal) and above. This changed in 1937 with the introduction of the RAD Leader's Dagger which was designed for wear by the ranks of Feldmeister (2nd Lieutenant) and above....at which time the Subordinate Hewer was worn only by Unterf�hren ranks...EM and NCOs. The well used blade on this beauty is etched with Eickhorn's small twin oval trademark under the RAD triangle and "GES. GESCH." Ges.Gesch is short for "Gesetzlich Gesch�tzt" which translates "legally protected"...as in the design is protected by law, or as some prefer..."patent pending".The blade was crudely sharpened, but it remains in "as found" condition and has never been tampered with since the war.These hewers were used by the German labor force as tools rather than weapons so it's common to see abuse on the blade and the back of the hilt which was often used like a hammer. It features silver plated fittings with a beautiful art deco "MR" monogram on the hilt, and an extremely heavy, almost black tarnish, all of which was left intact with no attempt at cleaning. The steel scabbard is straight and dent free with 75% of the original black enamel finish intact. The silver plated scabbard fittings are in excellent++ condition with no major damage, just a deep tarnished patina that makes this piece that much more beautiful and desirable.

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Input: [Grade] NM- [Item #] D251 [Description]

Output: DRK-Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (German Red Cross) Subordinate's Hewer (Seitengewehr) with Frog, no maker.

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Input: [Grade] E [Item #] D324 [Description]

Output: Hitler Youth Leader's Dagger By E. F. H�rster, etched "M7/36" Untouched, and in "as found" condition.

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Input: [Grade] E++ [Item #] D293 [Description]

Output: Early Hitler Youth Camp Knife with Motto by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. The Hitler Youth knife was actually the first edged weapon/side arm to be officially sanctioned by the NSDAP when it was introduced in 1933. It was originally designed for wear by all ranks until the HJ leader's dagger (HJ F�hrerdolch) was introduced in 1937 for the rank of Gefolgschaftsf�hrer and above. The earliest HJ knives had "Blut und Ehre! (Blood and Honor!) done in a facsimile of HJ Reichsjugendf�hrer Baldur von Schirach's hand writing acid etched into the blade, but this practice was discontinued in August of 1938. Established in 1865, Eickhorn was the largest producer of Third Reich era edged weapons. The numerous and diverse squirrel trademarks are synonymous to this day with the highest quality manufacture of pre, period, and even post war edged weapons and cutlery. This early camp knife features one of Eickhorn's small double oval trade marks stamped high on the reverse blade as it should be. This trade mark is circa 1933/34 according to my research so this knife would be one of Eickhorn's earliest examples. The "Blut und Ehre!" (Blood and Honor) motto is deeply etched into the obverse blade. Both sides show some very minor carbon spotting and subtle scratches from being cleaned with an abrasive. I'm sure they could be rubbed out with some semi-chrome or something similar, but all of the cross graining is still intact so I decided not to mess with it for fear of making a minor issue that much worse. The black bakelite grips plates are in near mint condition except for what appears to be some very old buffing compound in the grooves. This is something that can easily be cleaned away with a tooth brush, but I prefer to leave my veteran acquired pieces in "as is" condition unless I feel more damage will be done if not properly dealt with. The HJ grip emblem is near perfect and wiggles back and forth as it should, but it has a small flaw on the left side of the lower red section. It appears as though the transparent enamel lifted just a bit along that edge, but there's no crack and all of the enamel is 100% intact. The steel scabbard is in excellent condition with no dents or major damage. 85% of the black enamel is still intact with typical wear at the tip and subtle age spidering through out.

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Input: [Grade] E [Item #] D317 [Description]

Output: DJ- Deutsche J�gerschaft Hirschf�nger (German Hunting Association) By "ACS" aka ALCOSO Alexander Coppel Stahlwaren und Waffenfabrik of Solingen.

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Input: [Grade] E+ [Item #] D175 [Description]

Output: German Hunting/Shooting Association triple etched Dagger. This is truly a beautiful piece of history. The dagger and scabbard fittings are solid silver with beautiful fluted clamshell. The upper scabbard fitting and lower dagger cross guard are both stamped "66" The blade is 19 1/4 inches long and has 90% of the original background frosting remaining in the etched panels. The red deer stag grip shows wear but is beautiful and fitted perfectly. It has 3 solid silver acorns pinned correctly. This one even has the original black leather frog. A little dry but far from ugly. For those who collect these pieces, this is a true treasure and would be a nice addition to the collection!

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Input: [Grade] E [Item #] D117 [Description]

Output: Imperial Hunting Cutlass. 16+ inch triple etched blade has some age spotting, but etchings are in great shape and the green felt buffer pad is still intact. All fittings are brass with 5% of the gold wash remaining. The stag handle is incredible, although the top acorn is missing. The leather scabbard is in beautiful condition with both fitting staples.

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Input: [Grade] NM- [Item #] D274 [Description]

Output: Senior Forester's Cutlass with Genuine Ivory Grips and a Triple Etched Blade by E.u.F. H�rster of Solingen. I pulled this exquisite cutlass from my personal collection and photographed it when one of my customers asked if I had any nice Forestry daggers for sale. He decided to pass claiming he was looking for something cheaper, so I decided to list it on my web site now that it's photographed....no reason to waste my time and the photos right? At first I thought maybe my price was a little too high, until I tried to find another H�rster on the internet in the same condition, and with genuine ivory grips. I was able to find several examples of the same pattern cutlass for a little less, but none of them were by H�rster or as nice as mine, so I decided to lower my price just a little, knowing I'll probably never be able to replace it for less. The perfectly sculpted, hand crafted ivory grips on this beauty are definitely it's best feature. The gold toned graining is outstanding, especially on the reverse where it actually looks like wood grain. Amazingly enough, there's no damage or cracks to either plate, and all 6 original copper alloy acorns with oak leaves are still intact. I believe the "D" guard and clam shell were cast in aluminum because the hilt seems fairly light weight, but they're finished with a bright brass plating that has held up extremely well despite it's age. It's unusual to see plated aluminum rather than oxidized, and even more unusual to see it in this condition so I'm not certain if my theory is correct. My only clues are the weight and some very minor wear and faint scratches on the outer edge of the "D" guard where I can barely see a silver colored alloy below the plating...but only if I use my loop so I can assure you the wear is minimal and barely noticeable. The original leather scabbard is in unbelievable condition considering it's age. It's a little stiff, but there's no dry rot or cracking in the leather, and all of the dark brown/black finish remains intact. The non magnetic scabbard fittings appear to be solid brass with a dark age toning, but there's some reddish splotchy discoloration on the obverse lower fitting that I'm unable to explain. There's a similar stain on the reverse of the same fitting, but it looks like it came into contact with rust, and looks nothing like the patch on the obverse so your guess is as good as mine. The triple etched blade is near perfect with some very faint scratches from being pulled from the scabbard. The spine is etched with a simple laurel leaf pattern while the blade it's self features 2 elaborate panels with hunters, hounds, bores, stags, and foul. H�rster's trade mark is stamped into the obverse ricasso under the clam shell. The design features their intertwined initials "EFH" in the center of the oval with "E.u.F. H�RSTER SOLINGEN" around the perimeter.

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Input: [Grade] NM [Item #] D254 [Description]

Output: Multi-Purpose Skinning Knife by Puma-Werk of Solingen (post WWII production)

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Input: [Grade] NM- [Item #] DC270 [Description]

Output: Early (pre 1935) Polizei Officer's Dress Dagger and Frog by Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. The twin large oval stamped trade mark on this piece tells us it was manufactured pre 1935, and that it is a true Nazi era Polizei dress dagger rather than an Imperial model that was cut down. This beauty is complete with it's original leather scabbard and WWII period maker marked (illegible) frog, as well as matching serial numbers "S.B.16663." on the hilt and scabbard. The polished plating on the blade is still bright with no major damage other than multiple faint surface scratches. The spine is stamped with a small "*" over a "B" , but this stamp isn't pictured with my photos. The stag grips are in excellent condition with no damage or cracks, but the nickel Polizei emblem shows some wear with only 25% of the gold wash intact in the crevases. The hilt appears to be plated brass with some minor wear to the quillion, a few feathers on the eagle's neck, and the end of his beak. If you look closely at my photos you'll see remnants of a polishing compound in his feathers so we know this piece has been cleaned, but no damage was done.

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Input: [Grade] E++ [Item #] D277 [Description]

Output: Early (Pre 1935) Polizei Dress Dagger with Troddle and Frog by E.&F. H�rster of Solingen. This beauty sold before I got a chance to write my description so I'm not going to bother. There's a couple more with descriptions listed in my SOLD section on page 2 if you want more information on this unique dagger designed specifically for Polizei personnel.

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Input: [Grade] NM [Item #] D116 [Description]

Output: Early Police Dress Bayonet. This piece has the rare and seldom seen slotted option, complete with working mortise. The heavy nickle finish is nearly 100%. The stag handle is perfect with an incredibly rich color. The near mint blade is stamped 81 on the spine. The leather on the scabbard is like new with one minor crease and is equipped with the fine scalloped nickle fittings.

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Input: [Grade] E [Item #] D257 [Description]

Output: Polizei Dress Bayonet and Frog with Grip Emblem, no maker. This is a unique and rare piece fitted with a Polizei sword/dagger emblem attached to the obverse grip plate with 2 prongs. The emblem is the solid type, struck from copper with 50% of the silver plating still intact and all of the black enamel between the eagle and the wreath. The black bakelite grip plates are perfect with no damage and are attached with the correct solid rivets that show no signs of having been removed, proof that the emblem is original. The blade is plated with a mirror and some minor scratches, mostly runner marks with no signs of sharpening. The zinc alloy hilt retains 50% of a matte silver plating. It was probably polished when first constructed, but time and oxidation has reduced it to a dull gray. The original leather buffer pad and red slot wool is still intact, although there are a few moth holes in the wool. The scabbard is in outstanding condition with 97% of the gloss black enamel intact and no dents. The frog still retains all of it's original black finish, but it's cracked with multiple impressions from use.

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Input: [Grade] E++ [Item #] D261 [Description]

Output: Fire Protection Police (Feuerschutzpolizei) Dress Bayonet by Paul Seilheimer of Solingen. Dress bayonets like this were manufactured in various forms with an assortment of options distinguishing one organization from another. This particular model with the "S" cross guard and long 9 7/8" inch blade was intended for wear by NCO Fire Protection Police personnel ranks of Feuerwehrmann through Brandmeister. The shorter 7 7/8" inch blade was intended for wear by officers with the rank of Oberbrandmeister through Hauptbrandmeister. The plated blade on this beauty is still bright with a mirror finish and no damage other than typical runner marks and some very faint surface scratches. Seilheimer's trademark is stamped on the reverse featuring an intertwined "PS" inside a circle with "PAUL SEILHEIMER*SOLINGEN" around the perimeter. The nickel plated zinc(?) hilt is in near mint condition with some subtle surface scratches and a few dull spots that should clean up with a polishing cloth if desired. The black bakelite grip plates are perfect as is the leather buffer pad. The steel scabbard is straight and dent free with 85% of the glossy black enamel intact, but there are a few scratches and a couple rusty patches on the reverse. The black leather frog is still soft and pliable with minor wear and no signs of a maker's stamp.

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Input: [Grade] NM [Item #] D314 [Description]

Output: Feuerschutzpolizei NCO Dress Bayonet By Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. With Frog and Troddle.

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Input: [Grade] E+ [Item #] D012 [Description]

Output: Long Fireman's dress dagger by Anton Wingen Jr. The blade is near mint with minor gray speckling. Scabbard retains 80% original finish, frog is torn, but otherwise in excellent condition.

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Input: [Grade] E+ [Item #] DC205 [Description]

Output: Single Etched Pioneer Dress Bayonet by E. Pack & Sohne. This bayo is quite rare, not only as a Pioneer model, but even more so with an etched blade. The bright nickel plated blade shows a little age with minor scratches and typical wear, featuring a crisp etched panel with a soldier walking down a road with his riffle on his arm. The rest of the panel is a typical pattern with oak leaves and the true service motto. The hilt suffers from minor abuse on the reverse...probably from being used like a hammer. 90% of the nickel plating is still intact with no flaking or rust and is near mint on the obverse so still very nice for display. The lug still functions smoothly with a Waffen Amt stamp barely visible on the underside when opened. The leather buffer and red felt pad are still intact. The scabbard is dent free and still retains 90% of the original enamel with spidering through out. The black checkered bakelite grips are in perfect condition with no damage at all. An honest example of a rare bayo, perfect for that hole in your etched bayo collection.

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Input: [Grade] E+ [Item #] DC186 [Description]

Output: Single Etched Panzer Dress Bayonet by F.W. Holler of Solingen with original frog. This bayo is an "out of the wood work" example in as found condition. The hilt is made from pot metal with a nickel plating that shows some wear and age with a few pocks and very little flaking. The red felt slot pad and the leather buffer pad are both intact. The scabbard retains 90% of the original enamel with some scratches and a minor depression in the center. The original frog is still intact, a little stiff but no damage. The near mint blade features a textbook F.W. Holler panel with a tank rising over the hill and 2 small groups of machine gunners. Nearly all the nickle plate on the blade and the frosting in the etched panel remains on this incredible blade which also features a textbook F.W. Holler trademark on the same side. This piece was purchased from the WWLL vet Albert Johnson, is in as found condition, and has never been tampered with.

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Input: [Grade] E+ [Item #] D170 [Description]

Output: Single Etched Wehrmacht Dress Bayonet. This late war pot metal fitting type Bayo has a maker's logo that's unknown to me. It's a profile of a rather salty old sailor with a pipe in his mouth and "Solingen" below it. The short blade is nearly mint with runner marks on both sides. The single etched panel has an eagle with a very long wingspread and the head faces left. There are 3 Oak leaves, then a floral pattern on both sides of the wing tips. Below are the words "Fur Erinnerung an meine Dienstzeit". 95% of the background frosting remains and the tan leather washer is intact. 60% of the original plating remains on the grip fittings and the black checkered bakelite grip plates remain un chipped with the points slightly worn down. The red felt plug is still in it's slot. The scabbard has 65% of it's original black finish with some spidering. The frog lug has been bent down a little. Very nice piece overall!

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Input: [Grade] NM [Item #] DC176 [Description]

Output: Single Etched Wehrmacht Dress Bayonet with Frog and Grip Eagle! This is a typical Eickhorn dress bayonet with the later squirrel logo. The blade grades mint minus because of the runner marks, but otherwise perfect. The Honor etched panel includes the extra etch of the crossed rifles and helmet. It is very crisp and retains 100% of the original background frosting. There is an original period applied Wehrmacht metal device eagle that is attached to the perfect black checkered bakelite grip, this was broke off by an "expert" idiot who felt the need to pry on it, I have since had it repaired by my jeweler and it is once again perfect. The scabbard has 99% of it's original finish and the frog is perfect. Get this rare and 100% original piece now.

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Input: [Grade] F [Item #] D109 [Description]

Output: Pioneer Dress Bayonet. Late war pot metal fittings with some minor lifting to the nickle plating on the hilt fittings. Nice unmarked blade, minor runner marks. The scabbard retains 98% of its original black finish with minor spidering.

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Input: [Grade] E- [Item #] D217 [Description]

Output: Heer Officer/NCO Dress Bayonet by Tigerwerk Lauterjung & Co. of Solingen. This piece definitely saw some use, but it's still in excellent condition with no major damage. The blade is still bright with no chips or dings, but there are some minor scratches and a few carbon spots near the hilt. Stamped with the small tiger logo on the obverse and "TIGER SOLINGEN" on the reverse. The leather buffer pad is still intact, as is the red wool pad in the slot. The lug is still tight and functioning perfectly, although 50% of the plating is worn off from use. The hilt and pommel plating is flaking a bit too, with minor corrosion on the reverse. Both black checker board grip plates are intact and tight, but there is a small chip at the top left hand corner on the obverse. The steel scabbard retains 85% of the black enamel with typical scratches and flaking most of which is at the bottom. There is no rust or dents except for a tiny dent on the bottom of the ball.

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Input: [Grade] E- [Item #] D312 [Description]

Output: Heer EM Dress Bayonet By Gustav Klemme Herford With Frog.

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Input: [Grade] E- [Item #] D160 [Description]

Output: Heer Officer/NCO Dress Bayonet with Stag Grip by C. Gustav Spitzer. Simulated Stag grips attached with 2 nickle rivets (a rare find). Unfortunately the lug and button are missing. The pot metal fittings have only traces of nickle plating. The graying blade is marked with the Spitzer Lion inside a circle. The scabbard has 99% of it's original black enamel paint with spidering. Original black frog, slightly dry but still supple and beautiful. Rarely seen piece, well worn and unaltered, a virgin to the collecting world!

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Input: [Grade] E- [Item #] D146 [Description]

Output: "Butcher" Bayonet. Nice markings, steel fittings with minor rust pitting, wood grips in excellent condition. Nice blade with some age spotting, marked "Waffenfabrik Mauser-A.G. Oberndorf a.N." and "U" with a crown over it on the back, "16 W" with a crown over it on the spine, and "E" in the barrel groove of the quillion. No scabbard. Excellent condition for nearly 100 years old!

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Input: [Grade] E++ [Item #] D260 [Description]

Output: 1989/1905 Model Butcher Blade or "Sawback Removed" Bayonet with Frog by Frister & Rossmann of Berlin. This awesome combat bayo has a blued hilt and what appears to be a re-blued blade with several Waffen Amt stamps....which tells me it was re-issued in WWII. The blade spine is stamped with a crown over a "W" and the year of production "17" (1917) with a crowned "D" near the hilt. The reverse ricasso is stamped "Act.Ges.vorm" over "Frister & Rossmann" with "BERLIN" underneath. The back plate of the grip is stamped with what appears to be "SUW" over "193" and "SU4" under an early Waffen Amt style eagle near the hilt. There's a single "S" on the frontal spine of the grip, and another very faint eagle just above the lug. The scabbard is unmarked except for an "8" on the reverse ball and "16" on the obverse ball with a minor dent 1 inch above the ball on both sides.

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Input: [Grade] E- [Item #] D068 [Description]

Output: Wehrmacht Saw Back Dress Bayonet by HH&S with bakelite grips. The blade and nickle plated fittings have minor lifting to the original silver plating, but are in 90% condition. The scabbard has been repainted long ago,98% remains. Great example!

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Input: [Grade] NM [Item #] D140 [Description]

Output: Dress Bayonet with Stag Grip by Robert Klaas, with Frog and Toddle. The blade is near mint with nickle plated fittings and beautiful stag grips. The scabbard retains 90% original finish. The unmarked black frog is in incredible shape with an NCO Regimental staff Faustriemen, light gray cloth strap with field gray leather slide- dark green and aluminum crown, and aluminum silver ball. Rare knot!

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Input: [Grade] NM++ [Item #] D310 [Description]

Output: 98K Combat Bayonet by ACS with Matching Serial Numbers and Frog. Don't let the glare from my scanner beam fool you...that's not surface rust. The blade on this beauty is mint- with all the bluing intact, as is the reddish/brown bakelite grip. There is some minor surface rust on the hilt, most of which can be seen around the lug. The flaws you see in the ricasso stamps are remnants of the original cosmoline that I removed so I could put it on my scanner. It's stamped "44 fnj" on the reverse ricasso which indicates manufacture by ALCOSO, which stands for Alexander Coppel Stahlwaren und Waffenfabrik of Solingen. Both the obverse ricasso and scabbard are stamped with the same serial number "1924" over a small "k". The spine is stamped with the year "44" (not pictured), and the hilt is stamped with a tiny Waffen Amt eagle over "WaA519". I seriously doubt if this well marked beauty was issued...considering it's overall condition and late manufacture date.

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Input: [Grade] NM- [Item #] D311 [Description]

Output: 98K Combat Bayonet by JWH With Matching Serial Numbers and "Strap" or "Calvary" Frog. Despite what you'll see in my scans, the blade on this beauty is mint- with all the bluing intact. There is some very minor surface rust and wear to the hilt and mahogany grips, but I see no evidence that this bayo was ever issued...the wear is probably from being mishandled over the last 7 decades. It's stamped "jwh" on the reverse ricasso which indicates manufacture by Staatliche Waffenfabrik, which was located in the city of Chatellerault in occupied France. Both the obverse ricasso and scabbard are stamped with the same serial number "9587" over a small "n". The spine is stamped with the year "44" (not pictured), and the hilt is double stamped with tiny Waffen Amt eagles over "aA261". If you compress the button you can see another Waffen Amt eagle and "WaA 8 7". The scabbard ball has a Waffen Amt stamp too, but only the eagle and "Wa" are legible. The black leather frog features a "calvary" strap with a knob latch, and RBN Nr "0/0384/0011" on the reverse.

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Input: [Grade] E [Item #] D244 [Description]

Output: Close Combat Trench Knife, no maker. Close combat or "trench knives" have been around for hundreds of years, but they weren't produced in great quantities by the military until WWI. Bayonets were readily available but they proved to be too heavy and too long to be affective in close combat situations. For this reason some soldiers purchased shorter hunting style knives for use in the field. By 1915 German edged weapons manufacturers started to produce the smaller close combat knives in greater quantities when they saw the demand for something more practical. By the close of WWI the smaller knives became more and more popular so German edged weapon manufacturers started to produce a wide range of close combat trench knives in both ordnance issue and private purchase variations. This knife features a 5.25" inch drop forged steel blade with no maker's mark. It shows evidence of use with numerous light surface scratches and a sharpened edge. It retains 50% of the original black enamel on the steel cross guard and features beautifully hand carved hardwood grips with 9 diagonal groves on either side. The grip plates are secured to the blade tang with 3 small flat head steel rivets. The original dent free steel scabbard retains 80% of the original black enamel with numerous small surface scratches. The leather belt hanger and retaining strap are still soft and pliable with no damage. The hanger is attached to the scabbard with 2 steel rivets while the retaining strap is secured with one rivet of the same type. The original snap is just like the ones we see on canteens and is functioning perfectly. Overall this beauty is still in excellent condition despite obvious combat use.

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Input: [Grade] E [Item #] D267 [Description]

Output: Dutch 1895 Model Mannlicher Carbine Infantry Bayonet by the Hemburg Arsenal of Holland. Late production without hooked quillion, blued hilt and blade, and wooden grip plates. The blade measures 14" inches with "HEMBURG" stamped on the obverse, a tiny crown stamped on the reverse, and "9763 BB" stamped on the reverse cross guard. The leather scabbard is in excellent condition considering it's age. The tip is reinforced with a thin copper wire and the leather frog is riveted to the throat with 9 copper rivets with a large "CW" stamped on the obverse. The retaining strap is a little dry and cracked, but it's still intact and completely functional. This rare beauty definitely shows it's age, but it's in amazing condition and would make a wonderful addition to any bayonet or dagger collection.

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Input: [Grade] E [Item #] D319 [Description]

Output: French M1886 Lebel Bayonet. Ep�e bayonet for the 1886/93 Lebel 8mm Riffle with 13" inch (33.5cm) cruciform spike, shortened and reissued in WWII.

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Input: [Grade] NM+ [Item #] D309 [Description]

Output: Argentine M1898 Long Bayonet by "W.K.C." Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Co. of Solingen. Multiple stamps including "RA" (Republic Argentina) in a circle on the hilt and scabbard ball. The Argentine crest was ground off the reverse, which is common and expected.

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Input: [Grade] E++ [Item #] D259 [Description]

Output: DRK Hewer Blade, no maker. Stamped "GES. GESCHUTZ" with minor carbon spotting on the reverse from exposure to humidity. The tang is stamped "PDR" on the obverse with the original leather buffer pad intact. Note: Ges.Gesch is short for "Gesetzlich Gesch�tzt" which translates "legally protected"...as in the design is protected by law, or as some prefer..."patent pending".

Third Reich Depot, military collectables, World War II, Nazi Germany


Input: [Grade] E [Item #] DC190 [Description]

Output: DLV Dagger Blade by Eickhorn. The early twin oval trade mark retains nearly all of the dark burnishing. The blade its self is in near mint condition but unfortunately the tang is broken. Any one with welding skills could easily repair it and end up with a nice replacement blade.

Third Reich Depot, military collectables, World War II, Nazi Germany


Input: [Grade] E [Item #] DC188 [Description]

Output: Unmarked Wehrmacht or Luftwaffe 2nd Dagger Blade. Minor wear and carbon spotting from exposure to moister, but still a very nice replacement blade.

Third Reich Depot, military collectables, World War II, Nazi Germany


Input: [Grade] G [Item #] D033 [Description]

Output: SA Dagger blade, by E., Pack, and Sohn.

Third Reich Depot, military collectables, World War II, Nazi Germany


Input: [Grade] E [Item #] DC194 [Description]

Output: Wehrmacht Dagger Scabbard. Generic late war style with 75% of the nickel finish intact and pot metal bands. No dents with a bit of tarnish an one set screw at throat.

Third Reich Depot, military collectables, World War II, Nazi Germany


Input: [Grade] E [Item #] D158 [Description]

Output: Long (Police?) Dress Bayonet Scabbard. 39cm (15 1/2 inches) long with a 27mm x 9mm throat . Steel construction with 2 minor creases (dents) on the front. 90% of the original black enamel remains with spidering.

Third Reich Depot, military collectables, World War II, Nazi Germany


Input: [Grade] M [Item #] D135 [Description]

Output: Nickle Silver Eagle Device for SS/SA Dagger Handle. Stamped with great detail with 2 correct brass prongs. Marked RZM M1/8 in raised text. 100% original period device!

Third Reich Depot, military collectables, World War II, Nazi Germany


Input: [Grade] M [Item #] D136 [Description]

Output: Aluminum Eagle Device for SS/SA Dagger Handle. Incredible detail with 2 aluminum prongs pressed in. Marked RZM M1/17. 100% original period device!

Third Reich Depot, military collectables, World War II, Nazi Germany


Input: [Grade] M [Item #] D137 [Description]

Output: Eagle Device for Police NCO Sword Handle. Stamped from pot metal with 2 prongs. Original mint replacement piece.

Third Reich Depot, military collectables, World War II, Nazi Germany


Input: [Grade] M [Item #] D138 [Description]

Output: Eagle Device Police Officer Sword Handle. Perfect detail with black enamel paint in the background. 2 prongs pressed into the back with a maker mark A for Assmann. Original mint device.

Third Reich Depot, military collectables, World War II, Nazi Germany


Input: [Grade] E+ [Item #] D128 [Description]

Output: WWI Sword Miniature. 7 1/2 inches long. Nickle plated blade has some minor lifting with 75% remaining. The handle retains 80% of it's original guilt wash. The spine of the blade is stamped Germany.

Third Reich Depot, military collectables, World War II, Nazi Germany


Input: [Grade] NM [Item #] DM500 [Description]

Output: Indonesian Kris Damascus Dagger.Indonesian Kris Damascus Dagger.Brant's collecting pursuits began when he was a young boy, and he accumulated hundreds of edged weapons over the years that are not Third Reich or combat related. Someday I hope to create a new page on TRD where I will begin to weed out some of his treasures, including a huge collection of rare and more common Damascus blades. This piece is an Indonesian Kris Damascus Dagger. Absolutely incredible Damascus blade constructed from a mix of meteor and iron in a Leopard Spot pattern. Beautifully hand carved handle trimmed with a guilt metal tang ring. Beautiful 2 piece wood sheath, hand crafted with a clear finish. Awesome display piece!!!

Third Reich Depot, military collectables, World War II, Nazi Germany


Input: [Ascaris lumbricoides] Giant Intestinal Roundworm [Genus and Species]

Output: Common Name

Ascariasis – Homeopathy Treatment and Homeopathic Remedies | Homeopathy


Input: [Ascaris lumbricoides] Ascariasis [Genus and Species]

Output: Etiologic Agent of:

Ascariasis – Homeopathy Treatment and Homeopathic Remedies | Homeopathy


Input: [Ascaris lumbricoides] Embryonated Egg [Genus and Species]

Output: Infective stage

Ascariasis – Homeopathy Treatment and Homeopathic Remedies | Homeopathy


Input: [Ascaris lumbricoides] Man [Genus and Species]

Output: Definitive Host

Ascariasis – Homeopathy Treatment and Homeopathic Remedies | Homeopathy


Input: [Ascaris lumbricoides] Mouth [Genus and Species]

Output: Portal of Entry

Ascariasis – Homeopathy Treatment and Homeopathic Remedies | Homeopathy


Input: [Ascaris lumbricoides] Ingestion of Embryonated egg through contaminated food or water [Genus and Species]

Output: Mode of Transmission

Ascariasis – Homeopathy Treatment and Homeopathic Remedies | Homeopathy


Input: [Ascaris lumbricoides] Small Intestine [Genus and Species]

Output: Habitat

Ascariasis – Homeopathy Treatment and Homeopathic Remedies | Homeopathy


Input: [Ascaris lumbricoides] Adult Larva [Genus and Species]

Output: Pathogenic Stage

Ascariasis – Homeopathy Treatment and Homeopathic Remedies | Homeopathy


Input: [Ascaris lumbricoides] Retention in the mucosal folds using pressure [Genus and Species]

Output: Mode of Attachment

Ascariasis – Homeopathy Treatment and Homeopathic Remedies | Homeopathy


Input: [Ascaris lumbricoides] Feeding of Chyme [Genus and Species]

Output: Mode of Nutrition

Ascariasis – Homeopathy Treatment and Homeopathic Remedies | Homeopathy


Input: [Ascaris lumbricoides] Larva – pneumonitis, Loeffler’s Syndrome; Adult – Obstruction, Liver abscess, Appendicitis. With Blood-Lung Phase along with Hookworms and Strongyloides stercoralis. [Genus and Species]

Output: Pathogenesis

Ascariasis – Homeopathy Treatment and Homeopathic Remedies | Homeopathy


Input: [Ascaris lumbricoides] Concentration methods and Direct Fecal Smear: Kato-Katz [Genus and Species]

Output: Laboratory diagnosis

Ascariasis – Homeopathy Treatment and Homeopathic Remedies | Homeopathy


Input: [Ascaris lumbricoides] Albendazole, Mebendazole, or Pyrantel Pamoate [Genus and Species]

Output: Treatment

Ascariasis – Homeopathy Treatment and Homeopathic Remedies | Homeopathy


Input: [Ascaris lumbricoides] Female – prominent genital girdle [Genus and Species]

Output: Diagnostic Feature – Adult

Ascariasis – Homeopathy Treatment and Homeopathic Remedies | Homeopathy


Input: [Ascaris lumbricoides] Coarse mammilated albuminous coating [Genus and Species]

Output: Diagnostic Feature – Egg

Ascariasis – Homeopathy Treatment and Homeopathic Remedies | Homeopathy


Input: [Treatment] Incineration [Temperature] >500o [Effectiveness]

Output: Vaporizes organic material on nonflammable surfaces but may destroy many substances in the process


Input: [Treatment] Boiling [Temperature] 100o [Effectiveness]

Output: 30 minutes of boiling kills microbial pathogens and vegetative forms of bacteria but may not kill bacterial endospores


Input: [Treatment] Intermittent boiling [Temperature] 100o [Effectiveness]

Output: Three 30-minute intervals of boiling, followed by periods of cooling kills bacterial endospores


Input: [Treatment] Autoclave and pressure cooker (steam under pressure) [Temperature] 121o/15 minutes at 15# pressure [Effectiveness]

Output: kills all forms of life including bacterial endospores. The substance being sterilized must be maintained at the effective T for the full time


Input: [Treatment] Dry heat (hot air oven) [Temperature] 160o/2 hours [Effectiveness]

Output: For materials that must remain dry and which are not destroyed at T between 121o and 170o Good for glassware, metal, not plastic or rubber items


Input: [Treatment] Dry heat (hot air oven) [Temperature] 170o/1 hour [Effectiveness]

Output: Same as above. Note increasing T by 10 degrees shortens the sterilizing time by 50 percent


Input: [Treatment] Pasteurization (batch method) [Temperature] 63o/30 minutes [Effectiveness]

Output: kills most vegetative bacterial cells including pathogens such as streptococci, staphylococci and Mycobacterium tuberculosis


Input: [Treatment] Pasteurization (flash method) [Temperature] 72o/15 seconds [Effectiveness]

Output: Effect on bacterial cells similar to batch method; for milk, this method is more conducive to industry and has fewer undesirable effects on quality or taste


Input: [Treatment] Ultrapasteurization (direct method) [Temperature] 140o/2 seconds [Effectiveness]

Output: Effect on most bacterial cells is lethal. For milk, this method creates a product with relatively long shelf life at refrigeration temperatures.


Input: [Crop] Asparagus [Critical Period]

Output: Brush

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Beans: lima [Critical Period]

Output: Pollination and pod development

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] snap [Critical Period]

Output: Pod enlargement

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Broccoli [Critical Period]

Output: Head development

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Cabbage [Critical Period]

Output: Head development

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Carrots [Critical Period]

Output: Root enlargement

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Cauliflower [Critical Period]

Output: Head development

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Corn [Critical Period]

Output: Silking and tasseling, ear development

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Cucumbers [Critical Period]

Output: Flowering and fruit development

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Eggplants [Critical Period]

Output: Flowering and fruit development

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Lettuce [Critical Period]

Output: Head development

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Melons [Critical Period]

Output: Flowering and fruit development

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Onions: dry [Critical Period]

Output: Bulb enlargement

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Peas [Critical Period]

Output: Seed enlargement and flowering

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Peppers [Critical Period]

Output: Flowering and fruit development

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Potatoes: Irish [Critical Period]

Output: Tuber set and tuber enlargement

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Radishes [Critical Period]

Output: Root enlargement

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Squash: summer [Critical Period]

Output: Bud development and flowering

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Sweetpotato [Critical Period]

Output: Root enlargement

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Tomatoes [Critical Period]

Output: Early flowering, fruit set, and enlargement

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [Crop] Turnips [Critical Period]

Output: Root enlargement

General Production Recommendations - Irrigation


Input: [0] ezRAD [No. of enzymes] 1 or more [Cut frequency] Frequent [Shearing required] No Low [Initial outlay cost] Very Low Moderate Low [Size selection]

Output: Yes

ezRAD: a simplified method for genomic genotyping in non-model organisms [PeerJ]


Input: [0] RAD tags [No. of enzymes] 1 [Cut frequency] Rare [Shearing required] Yes High [Initial outlay cost] High Low Low [Size selection]

Output: Yes

ezRAD: a simplified method for genomic genotyping in non-model organisms [PeerJ]


Input: [0] GBS [No. of enzymes] 1 [Cut frequency] Rare or frequent [Shearing required] No Moderate [Initial outlay cost] High Moderate to very low Low [Size selection]

Output: No

ezRAD: a simplified method for genomic genotyping in non-model organisms [PeerJ]


Input: [0] 2-enzyme GBS [No. of enzymes] 2 [Cut frequency] Rare + frequent [Shearing required] No Moderate [Initial outlay cost] High Moderate to very low Low [Size selection]

Output: No

ezRAD: a simplified method for genomic genotyping in non-model organisms [PeerJ]


Input: [0] ddRAD [No. of enzymes] 2 [Cut frequency] Frequent [Shearing required] No Moderate [Initial outlay cost] High Very low Moderate [Size selection]

Output: Yes

ezRAD: a simplified method for genomic genotyping in non-model organisms [PeerJ]


Input: [0] 2b-RAD [No. of enzymes] 1 [Cut frequency] Frequent [Shearing required] No Moderate [Initial outlay cost] High Low Moderate [Size selection]

Output: No

ezRAD: a simplified method for genomic genotyping in non-model organisms [PeerJ]


Input: [Corrective Actions] Stop the engine and clean cutting attachment. [Possible Causes]

Output: 1Cutting attachment bound with grass


Input: [Corrective Actions] Refill with new line. [Possible Causes]

Output: Cutting attachment out of line


Input: [Corrective Actions] Replace the inner reel. [Possible Causes]

Output: Inner reel bound up


Input: [Corrective Actions] Clean inner reel and outer spool. [Possible Causes]

Output: Cutting head dirty


Input: [Corrective Actions] Disassemble, remove the welded section and rewind. [Possible Causes]

Output: Line welded


Input: [Corrective Actions] Disassemble and rewind the line. [Possible Causes]

Output: Line twisted when refilled


Input: [Corrective Actions] Push the bump knob and pull out line until 4 inches (102mm) of line is outside the cutting attachment. [Possible Causes]

Output: Not enough line exposed


Input: [DVD/TV] VHS/TV [Laptop computer] 16mm projector [AC extension cord] Multi plug AC extension [Lapel mic and speaker]

Output: PA sound system with multiple mics

Marin Community College District - College of Marin: Instructional Media Services


Input: [DVD/TV] VHS/DVD/TV [Laptop computer] Audio cassette player [AC extension cord] Slide projector remote [Lapel mic and speaker]

Output: Analog camcorder

Marin Community College District - College of Marin: Instructional Media Services


Input: [DVD/TV] Slide projector [Laptop computer] Audio cassette recorder [AC extension cord] Internet cable [Lapel mic and speaker]

Output: Digital camcorder

Marin Community College District - College of Marin: Instructional Media Services


Input: [DVD/TV] Overhead transparency projector [Laptop computer] Boom box [AC extension cord] Speakerphone [Lapel mic and speaker]

Output: Podium

Marin Community College District - College of Marin: Instructional Media Services


Input: [DVD/TV] Opaque projector [Laptop computer] Boom box for Ipod docking [AC extension cord] Easel [Lapel mic and speaker]

Output: Tripod screen

Marin Community College District - College of Marin: Instructional Media Services


Input: [DVD/TV] LCD projector [Laptop computer] Handheld mic and speaker [AC extension cord] Mic stand [Lapel mic and speaker]

Output: Wall screen

Marin Community College District - College of Marin: Instructional Media Services


Input: [Safety problem] Thefts in parking area [Strategies]

Output: Limit access to property; develop enforceable parking policy; patrol parking area; involve students in reporting suspicious activities

Center for Problem-Oriented Policing | Response Guides | Assigning Police Officers to Schools


Input: [Safety problem] Fights in cafeteria [Strategies]

Output: Increase SRO presence during lunch periods; adjust schedule and pattern of cafeteria entry and exit and seating arrangement

Center for Problem-Oriented Policing | Response Guides | Assigning Police Officers to Schools


Input: [Safety problem] Illegal parking on roadways and at nearby businesses [Strategies]

Output: Post No Parking signs; collaborate with business owners to post notices; enforce ticketing and towing

Center for Problem-Oriented Policing | Response Guides | Assigning Police Officers to Schools


Input: [Safety problem] Thefts from locker rooms [Strategies]

Output: Increase frequency of patrol during periods that larcenies occur; install surveillance cameras

Center for Problem-Oriented Policing | Response Guides | Assigning Police Officers to Schools


Input: [Safety problem] Graffiti and vandalism [Strategies]

Output: Give classroom presentations about penalties or requirements for restitution; increase awareness among students and parents; establish crime hotline or SRO website to receive anonymous tips

Center for Problem-Oriented Policing | Response Guides | Assigning Police Officers to Schools


Input: [Safety problem] Smoking or drug use near school [Strategies]

Output: Increase surveillance of area; work with property owners to post No Trespassing signs; enforce trespassing violations

Center for Problem-Oriented Policing | Response Guides | Assigning Police Officers to Schools


Input: [Type] Bus Service [Typical Minimum Charge]

Output: Call Hotel for information

Hotels in East Peoria, IL - Directions to Embassy Suites East Peoria


Input: [Type] Courtesy Bus [Typical Minimum Charge]

Output: Call Hotel for information

Hotels in East Peoria, IL - Directions to Embassy Suites East Peoria


Input: [Type] Super Shuttle [Typical Minimum Charge]

Output: Call Hotel for information

Hotels in East Peoria, IL - Directions to Embassy Suites East Peoria


Input: [Type] Rental Car [Typical Minimum Charge]

Output: Varies

Hotels in East Peoria, IL - Directions to Embassy Suites East Peoria


Input: [Type] Subway/Rail [Typical Minimum Charge]

Output: Call Hotel for information

Hotels in East Peoria, IL - Directions to Embassy Suites East Peoria


Input: [Type] Taxi [Typical Minimum Charge]

Output: 20.00 USD

Hotels in East Peoria, IL - Directions to Embassy Suites East Peoria


Input: [Generic Constituent Name] Enzyme [Common Use] Soybean Paste*, Fruit Juices and Nectars*, Laundry Detergent, Dishwasher Detergent, Toilet Cleaner, Industrial Pulp and Paper Processing Aid [Hazardous as Appears on MSDS]

Output: Yes


Input: [Generic Constituent Name] Exthoxylated Sugar-Based Fatty Acid Ester [Common Use] Synthetic Food Flavoring Substance, Natural Baby Wipes, Baby Wash and Shampoo [Hazardous as Appears on MSDS]

Output: No


Input: [Generic Constituent Name] Inorganic Acid [Common Use] Cheese, Alcoholic Beverages, Wheel Cleaner, Rust Dissolver, Dishwashing Detergent [Hazardous as Appears on MSDS]

Output: Yes


Input: [Generic Constituent Name] Inorganic Salt [Common Use] Food Starch - Modified, Water Clarifier, Fish Tank Water Treatment [Hazardous as Appears on MSDS]

Output: Yes


Input: [Generic Constituent Name] Maltodextrin [Common Use] Sweetener, Glaze and Icing Sugar, Coconut Milk and Coconut Cream, Shower Gel [Hazardous as Appears on MSDS]

Output: No


Input: [Generic Constituent Name] Organic Acid [Common Use] Fruit Juice, Dishwasher Cleaner, All-Purpose Cleaner, Hand Soap [Hazardous as Appears on MSDS]

Output: Yes


Input: [Generic Constituent Name] Organic Ester [Common Use] Liquid Egg Products, Food Resinous and Polymeric Coatings, Hairspray [Hazardous as Appears on MSDS]

Output: Yes


Input: [Generic Constituent Name] Partially Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil [Common Use] Confectionary Chocolate Coating, Hair Detangler, Body Lotion, Lip Liner, Soap, Lotion, Cream and Other Skin Care Formulations [Hazardous as Appears on MSDS]

Output: No


Input: [Generic Constituent Name] Polysaccharide Polymer [Common Use] Canned Fish, Processed Cheese, Dairy-Based Desserts and Drinks, Beer, Toothpaste [Hazardous as Appears on MSDS]

Output: Yes


Input: [Generic Constituent Name] Sulfonated Alcohol [Common Use] Egg White Solids, Marshmallows, Dishwashing Liquid, Home Dilutable Cleaner, Shampoo, Acne Scrub, Shaving Cream, Liquid Hand Soap [Hazardous as Appears on MSDS]

Output: Yes


Input: [Anorexia] Absence of menstrual periods [Bulemia]

Output: Swelling of hands and feet

Eating Disorders Diagnosis - Diseases and Conditions - PDR Health


Input: [Anorexia] Soft, downy body hair [Bulemia]

Output: Abdominal bloating

Eating Disorders Diagnosis - Diseases and Conditions - PDR Health


Input: [Anorexia] Weight loss of at least 25% of original weight (in children, failure to achieve age-appropriate weight) [Bulemia]

Output: Fatigue/weakness

Eating Disorders Diagnosis - Diseases and Conditions - PDR Health


Input: [Anorexia] Electrolyte and hormonal disturbances [Bulemia]

Output: Puffy cheeks

Eating Disorders Diagnosis - Diseases and Conditions - PDR Health


Input: [Anorexia] Sensitivity to cold [Bulemia]

Output: Tooth sensitivity/dental erosion

Eating Disorders Diagnosis - Diseases and Conditions - PDR Health


Input: [Anorexia] Bone pain/fractures [Bulemia]

Output: Depression

Eating Disorders Diagnosis - Diseases and Conditions - PDR Health


Input: [Anorexia] Impaired growth/short staturea [Bulemia]

Output: Irregular menses and infertility

Eating Disorders Diagnosis - Diseases and Conditions - PDR Health


Input: [Anorexia] Loss of scalp hair [Bulemia]

Output: Calluses on hands

Eating Disorders Diagnosis - Diseases and Conditions - PDR Health


Input: [Anorexia] Dry, scaly skin [Bulemia]

Output: Enlargement of the salivary glands

Eating Disorders Diagnosis - Diseases and Conditions - PDR Health


Input: [Anorexia] Hypotension [Bulemia]

Eating Disorders Diagnosis - Diseases and Conditions - PDR Health


Input: [Anorexia] Arrythmias [Bulemia]

Eating Disorders Diagnosis - Diseases and Conditions - PDR Health


Input: [Anorexia] Liver failure [Bulemia]

Eating Disorders Diagnosis - Diseases and Conditions - PDR Health


Input: [Advantages] 3DE provides realistic anatomic images in the beating heart which are easily recognizable and interpreted by the surgeon, interventional cardiologist, pediatric cardiologist, anatomist, etc [Limitations]

Output: 3DE data set acquisition and display require a specific training


Input: [Advantages] The additional dimension (depth) that is inherent to 3D acquisitions allows data set navigation and cropping to obtain "en face" views of cardiac structure of interest that were not available with tomographic imaging modalities (2D echo, cardiac magnetic resonance, computerized tomography) [Limitations]

Output: Patients with arrhythmias or unable/unwilling to cooperate for breath holding are challenging to image with current 3D technology


Input: [Advantages] 3DE allows visualization of cardiac structures independent on availability of specific acoustic windows (i.e. en face view of the mitral valve from apical approach) and anatomically sound alignment of the imaging plane to provide accurate planimetri of orifice size (i.e. planimetry of mitral stenosis or interatrial septal defect) [Limitations]

Output: Poor acoustic window limits the application of transthoracic 3DE


Input: [Advantages] In contrast with 2D echocardiography, re-aligning planes on 3D data sets to identify maximum longitudinal axis of cardiac chambers and avoid foreshortened views and optimize volumetric quantification is always possible [Limitations]

Output: Good image quality is a prerequisite for an accurate semi-automated or fully-automated volume quantitation


Input: [Advantages] 3DE provides a unique and reliable quantitation of right ventricular volume by echocardiography, both in healthy subjects and in patients [Limitations]

Output: Right ventricle has an unfavorable position within the chest for transthoracic 3D transducers and severely dilated right ventricles are often difficult to encompass in a pyramidal 3D data set


Input: [Advantages] 3DE measurements of cardiac chamber volumes do not rely on geometric assumptions about their shape, and are more reproducible and closer to values provided by cardiac magnetic resonance than 2D volumes [Limitations]

Output: Limited evidence exists about the reference values of cardiac chambers 3D volumes and the intervendor consistency of 3D quantitative parameters


Input: [Advantages] A comprehensive and time-volume analysis of cardiac chamber geometry and function can be obtained throughout the cardiac cycle from a single 3DE data set [Limitations]

Output: High temporal resolution can only be obtained from an ECG gated multibeat acquisition


Input: [Advantages] En face (surgical) views of cardiac structures allows a reliable identification of mechanisms and severity of organic as well as functional diseases of cardiac structures [Limitations]

Output: Technical conditions (image quality, temporal and spatial resolution, gain, compression, drop-outs artifacts, etc.) may significant impact on disease severity assessment


Input: [Medicine] Elixir of the Sun [Tested Diseases] Chickaroo [Description]

Output: This glowing yellow liquid may heal your Neopet somewhat.


Input: [Medicine] Erisim Unguent [Tested Diseases] Chickaroo [Description]

Output: This magical unguent has strange healing properties. This item will be used regardless if it works to cure the disease or not.


Input: [Medicine] Ummagine Juice [Tested Diseases] Blurred Vision, Chickaroo, Neomonia [Description]

Output: A healthy juice that can make your Neopet feel much better. This item will be used regardless if it works to cure the disease or not.


Input: [Medicine] Lime Lozenge [Tested Diseases] Bloaty Feet, Blurred Vision, Chickaroo, Fuzzy Fungus, Grumbles, Itchy Scratchies, Jitters, Neggitus, Sneezles, Neomonia, Floppy Tongue [Description]

Output: Help your pets stomach feel a bit better with one of these lozenges. This item will not be used if it does not work.


Input: [Medicine] Anti-Sea Sick Pills [Tested Diseases] Achy Head, Bloaty Belly, Bloaty Feet, Blurred Vision, Bubbles, Chickaroo, Cricky Neck, Doldrums, Floppy Tongue, Fuzzy Fungus, Grumbles, Hoochie Coochies, Itchy Scratchies, Jitters, Kitters, Neezles, Neggitus, Neoblues, Neomonia, NeoPox, NeoWarts, Reptillioritus, Shaky Flakys, Shock-A-Lots, Ugga-Ugga, Watery Eyes [Description]

Output: These sea sick pills seem to cure more than sea sickness! This item will not be used if it does not work.


Input: [Medicine] Sore Hand Wrap [Tested Diseases] Blurred Vision, Chickaroo, Itchy Scratchies, Jitters, Neggitus, Sneezles [Description]

Output: Relieve your sore hands with these soothing wraps. This item will not be used if it does not work.


Input: [Medicine] Extra Strength Terry Berry Tea [Tested Diseases] Achy Head, Bloaty Belly, Bloaty Feet, Blurred Vision, Bubbles, Chickaroo, Cricky Neck, Doldrums, Floppy Tongue, Fuzzy Fungus, Grumbles, Hoochie Coochies, Itchy Scratchies, Jitters, Kitters, Neezles, Neggitus, Neoblues, Neomonia, NeoPox, NeoWarts, Reptillioritus, Shaky Flakys, Shock-A-Lots, Sneezles, Ugga-Ugga, Watery Eyes [Description]

Output: If a Neopet is complaining of aches in their head this might help. This was given out by the Advent Calendar in Y11. This item will not be used if it does not work.


Input: [Medicine] Bloat B Gone [Tested Diseases] Bloaty Belly, Jitters [Description]

Output: BUUUUUURPPPPPPP!!! ... What else did you expect? This prize was awarded by Abigail for beating her Daily Dare score in Y13. This item will not be used if it does not work.


Input: [Medicine] Puntec Extract [Tested Diseases] Jitters [Description]

Output: One drop of this potent extract contains the equivalent of eating twenty Puntec fruits! A feat like this is a definite cure for the Jitters.


Input: [Adult] fossa ovalis [Fetal]

Output: foramen ovale


Input: [Adult] ligamentum arteriosum [Fetal]

Output: ductus arteriosus


Input: [Adult] ligamentum teres hepatis (the "round ligament of the liver"). [Fetal]

Output: extra-hepatic portion of the fetal left umbilical vein


Input: [Adult] ligamentum venosum [Fetal]

Output: intra-hepatic portion of the fetal left umbilical vein (the ductus venosus)


Input: [Adult] umbilical branches of the internal iliac arteries [Fetal]

Output: proximal portions of the fetal left and right umbilical arteries


Input: [Adult] medial umbilical ligaments (urachus) [Fetal]

Output: distal portions of the fetal left and right umbilical arteries


Input: [Pollutant] Nitrogen dioxide (NO2), together with nitric oxide (NO), generalised as NOx [Major sources]

Output: Combination of nitrogen and oxygen during high-temperature combustion of fossil fuels Around 80% of urban NO2 is from motor vehicle exhaust Other sources are petrol and metal refining, electricity generation from coal-fired power stations, other manufacturing industries and food processing

3.1 State and trends of Australia's atmosphere | 3 Ambient air quality and other atmospheric issues | 3 Atmosphere | State of the Environment 2011 (SoE 2011)

Table 3.7 Major sources of criteria pollutants and fine particles (PM2.5)


Input: [Pollutant] Sulfur dioxide [Major sources]

Output: Electricity generation from fossil fuels, metal smelting of sulfurous ores, including aluminium, copper, lead, zinc and iron

3.1 State and trends of Australia's atmosphere | 3 Ambient air quality and other atmospheric issues | 3 Atmosphere | State of the Environment 2011 (SoE 2011)


Input: [Pollutant] Carbon monoxide [Major sources]

Output: Combustion, including vegetation burning and wildfires, motor vehicles and metal manufacturing

3.1 State and trends of Australia's atmosphere | 3 Ambient air quality and other atmospheric issues | 3 Atmosphere | State of the Environment 2011 (SoE 2011)


Input: [Pollutant] Lead [Major sources]

Output: Road dust, metal manufacturing and metal ore mining

3.1 State and trends of Australia's atmosphere | 3 Ambient air quality and other atmospheric issues | 3 Atmosphere | State of the Environment 2011 (SoE 2011)


Input: [Pollutant] PM10 [Major sources]

Output: In nonurban areas: vegetation burning, wildfires, soot, windblown dust from agriculture and other land uses, road dust In urban areas: predominantly motor vehicles and secondary particles Other sources are solid (domestic) fuel burning in winter and mining

3.1 State and trends of Australia's atmosphere | 3 Ambient air quality and other atmospheric issues | 3 Atmosphere | State of the Environment 2011 (SoE 2011)


Input: [Pollutant] PM2.5 [Major sources]

Output: Combustion sources, secondary nitrates and sulfates, secondary organic aerosol and natural-origin dust

3.1 State and trends of Australia's atmosphere | 3 Ambient air quality and other atmospheric issues | 3 Atmosphere | State of the Environment 2011 (SoE 2011)


Input: [Pollutant] Ozone [Major sources]

Output: Atmospheric photochemical reactions of primary pollutants, NOx and hydrocarbons (volatile organic carbons ) from motor vehicles and industry Naturally occurring ozone

3.1 State and trends of Australia's atmosphere | 3 Ambient air quality and other atmospheric issues | 3 Atmosphere | State of the Environment 2011 (SoE 2011)


Input: [Feature] Intensity of Orgasm [Eroscillator] High [Wand] Average [Rabbit] Average [Synergy] Average [Advantage]

Output: Intense multiple long-lasting orgasms

Eroscillator, Hitachi Magic Wand, Rabbit Vibrator, Better Sex Synergy Pleasure System in-depth comparative review


Input: [Feature] Smart oscillating engine [Advantage]

Output: Powerful but Gentle Stimulation

Eroscillator, Hitachi Magic Wand, Rabbit Vibrator, Better Sex Synergy Pleasure System in-depth comparative review


Input: [Feature] Casing disconnected attachment(s) [Advantage]

Output: Stimulate your erogenous zones first (not your hand)

Eroscillator, Hitachi Magic Wand, Rabbit Vibrator, Better Sex Synergy Pleasure System in-depth comparative review


Input: [Feature] Whisper quiet [Advantage]

Output: Remain undisturbed

Eroscillator, Hitachi Magic Wand, Rabbit Vibrator, Better Sex Synergy Pleasure System in-depth comparative review


Input: [Feature] Multiple Power Settings [Eroscillator] Easy access [Advantage]

Output: The optimal stimulation level

Eroscillator, Hitachi Magic Wand, Rabbit Vibrator, Better Sex Synergy Pleasure System in-depth comparative review


Input: [Feature] Multiple attachments [Eroscillator] 11 varied heads [Synergy] 5 heads [Advantage]

Output: A variety of blissful experiences

Eroscillator, Hitachi Magic Wand, Rabbit Vibrator, Better Sex Synergy Pleasure System in-depth comparative review


Input: [Feature] Reliable 100% Safe Power [Eroscillator] 14V [Advantage]

Output: Limitless satisfaction

Eroscillator, Hitachi Magic Wand, Rabbit Vibrator, Better Sex Synergy Pleasure System in-depth comparative review


Input: [Feature] Extra long cord [Rabbit] N/A [Synergy] N/A [Advantage]

Output: Orgasms where you are

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Input: [Feature] Watertight [Advantage]

Output: Clean under tap water

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Input: [Feature] Clinically proven [Advantage]

Output: Unbiased effectiveness

Eroscillator, Hitachi Magic Wand, Rabbit Vibrator, Better Sex Synergy Pleasure System in-depth comparative review


Input: [Feature] Dr. Ruth Endorsed [Advantage]

Output: The only sensual device that deserves it

Eroscillator, Hitachi Magic Wand, Rabbit Vibrator, Better Sex Synergy Pleasure System in-depth comparative review


Input: [Feature] Can be used for body massage [Advantage]

Output: Relax and get in the mood with some accupressure

Eroscillator, Hitachi Magic Wand, Rabbit Vibrator, Better Sex Synergy Pleasure System in-depth comparative review


Input: [Feature] Guarantee [Eroscillator] 1 Year [Wand] 1 Year [Rabbit] None [Synergy] None [Advantage]

Output: We stand behind our product

Eroscillator, Hitachi Magic Wand, Rabbit Vibrator, Better Sex Synergy Pleasure System in-depth comparative review


Input: [0] Tower Quality Inferior Chinese Imports [BPS 'DIY' Tower]

Output: Made in Europe by leading ISO 9001 accredited manufacturer

DIY Scaffold Tower | Scaffold Towers | BPS Access Solutions


Input: [0] Set Up Duration Others take much, much longer and have a less safe method  standing on the diagonal braces is UNSAFE and should not be used when building a scaffold tower [BPS 'DIY' Tower]

Output: Fastest tower to build  takes just 2 Minutes and 24 seconds (5m Tower). Need proof?  check our video!

DIY Scaffold Tower | Scaffold Towers | BPS Access Solutions


Input: [0] Braces Inferior difficult to use brace locks - jam when fixed to tower. Also braces fitted inside the tower uprights inhibiting standing area on the platform. So called AGR braces prone to getting stuck if tower is not built precisely square. Cheaper tower has plastic wing nuts to secure braces to tower frames - these do not lock securely and are dangerous in our opinion [BPS 'DIY' Tower]

Output: Easy twist and lock catches to make erection and dismantling easy & fast

DIY Scaffold Tower | Scaffold Towers | BPS Access Solutions


Input: [0] Everything Included Costly accessories to complete the tower (Steel Tower) [BPS 'DIY' Tower]

Output: Ours come Fully Loaded, with everything You Need To Build It

DIY Scaffold Tower | Scaffold Towers | BPS Access Solutions


Input: [0] Standards & Testing No certification or only complies/built to outdated standards. Some claim components tested to EN1004 but this is irrelevant unless sold as part of a trade tower [BPS 'DIY' Tower]

Output: The only DIY tower on the market with a test certificate (French Standard: NFE 85200) for your peace of mind

DIY Scaffold Tower | Scaffold Towers | BPS Access Solutions


Input: [0] Design The 3 and 5 in 1 design with three or five frames either side of tower making it much less rigid than our Tower [BPS 'DIY' Tower]

Output: 2 Longer ladder frames used for maximum stability unlike...

DIY Scaffold Tower | Scaffold Towers | BPS Access Solutions


Input: [0] Guarantee Nothing substantial offered or guarantee on welds only. Lifetime Guarantees from Chinese manufacturers are worthless [BPS 'DIY' Tower]

Output: Lifetime, no quibble, guarantee on all tower components

DIY Scaffold Tower | Scaffold Towers | BPS Access Solutions


Input: [0] Aluminium Aluminium extruded in China. Steel alternatives are very heavy and will rust [BPS 'DIY' Tower]

Output: Lightweight & will not rust. Extruded in the EU so better quality than...

DIY Scaffold Tower | Scaffold Towers | BPS Access Solutions


Input: [0] Trapdoor Platform Not included and not a trapdoor or extremely heavy on steel towers. Also other DIY trapdoors have been known to delaminate or even fail! [BPS 'DIY' Tower]

Output: Included with the tower to climb internally for extra safety. Extra strong marine plywood used on platforms

DIY Scaffold Tower | Scaffold Towers | BPS Access Solutions


Input: [0] Frame Profile Dirty feel to aluminium- less grip when climbing. Steel towers are positively DANGEROUS to climb [BPS 'DIY' Tower]

Output: Ribbed treads for superior grip when climbing. Clean feel to aluminium

DIY Scaffold Tower | Scaffold Towers | BPS Access Solutions


Input: [0] Height Adjustment Others do not offer this useful functionality [BPS 'DIY' Tower]

Output: Can be set to be used on stairs and slopes

DIY Scaffold Tower | Scaffold Towers | BPS Access Solutions


Input: [0] Stabiliser Bars Just Plates or short stabiliser bars [BPS 'DIY' Tower]

Output: Offer enlarged footprint for greater stability

DIY Scaffold Tower | Scaffold Towers | BPS Access Solutions


Input: [0] Delivery Costs £££s or takes several days, invariably in multiple drops [BPS 'DIY' Tower]

Output: FREE & next day in one drop

DIY Scaffold Tower | Scaffold Towers | BPS Access Solutions


Input: [1] Dirt wipers at swing ring to prevent build-up of debris between swing ring and carbody Dirt wipers at swing ring to prevent build-up of debris between swing ring and carbody [2] More Less [0]

Output: Features

Cat | 6040/6040 FS Hydraulic Shovel | Caterpillar


Input: [1] Closed-loop swing circuit with torque control Closed-loop swing circuit with torque control [2] More Less [0]

Output: Features

Cat | 6040/6040 FS Hydraulic Shovel | Caterpillar


Input: [1] Hydraulic braking of the swing motion by counteracting control Hydraulic braking of the swing motion by counteracting control [2] More Less [0]

Output: Features

Cat | 6040/6040 FS Hydraulic Shovel | Caterpillar


Input: [1] All raceways and the internal gearing of swing ring supplied by automatic central lubrication system All raceways and the internal gearing of swing ring supplied by automatic central lubrication system [2] More Less [0]

Output: Features

Cat | 6040/6040 FS Hydraulic Shovel | Caterpillar


Input: [1] 5.1 RPM 5.1 RPM [2] More Less [0]

Output: Maximum swing speed - AC version

Cat | 6040/6040 FS Hydraulic Shovel | Caterpillar


Input: [1] 4.7 RPM 4.7 RPM [2] More Less [0]

Output: Maximum swing speed - Diesel version

Cat | 6040/6040 FS Hydraulic Shovel | Caterpillar


Input: [1] Wet multiple disc brake, spring-loaded/hydraulically released Wet multiple disc brake, spring-loaded/hydraulically released [2] More Less [0]

Output: Parking Brake

Cat | 6040/6040 FS Hydraulic Shovel | Caterpillar


Input: [1] 3 compact planetary transmissions with axial piston motors 3 compact planetary transmissions with axial piston motors [2] More Less [0]

Output: Swing Drives

Cat | 6040/6040 FS Hydraulic Shovel | Caterpillar


Input: [1] Triple-race roller bearing with sealed internal gearing Triple-race roller bearing with sealed internal gearing [2] More Less [0]

Output: Swing Ring

Cat | 6040/6040 FS Hydraulic Shovel | Caterpillar


Input: [Antifreeze] Bases [Auto Batteries] Batteries (other) [Aerosols] Brake Fluid [Acids]

Output: Car Wax

Weld County: Department of Public Health and Environment


Input: [Antifreeze] Cell Phones [Auto Batteries] Cements [Aerosols] Chemistry Sets [Acids]

Output: Chlorine

Weld County: Department of Public Health and Environment


Input: [Antifreeze] Cleaning Fluids [Auto Batteries] Corrosives [Aerosols] Degreasers [Acids]

Output: Dry Cleaning

Weld County: Department of Public Health and Environment


Input: [Antifreeze] Diesel Fuel [Auto Batteries] Disinfectants [Aerosols] Drain Cleaners [Acids]

Output: Fertilizers

Weld County: Department of Public Health and Environment


Input: [Antifreeze] Fiberglass Resins [Auto Batteries] Flea Products [Aerosols] Fluorescent Lights [Acids]

Output: Gasoline

Weld County: Department of Public Health and Environment


Input: [Antifreeze] Glues [Auto Batteries] Hair Removers [Aerosols] Herbicides [Acids]

Output: Hobby Chemicals

Weld County: Department of Public Health and Environment


Input: [Antifreeze] Inks [Auto Batteries] Insecticides [Aerosols] Insect Repellents [Acids]

Output: Lacquers

Weld County: Department of Public Health and Environment


Input: [Antifreeze] Lubricants [Auto Batteries] Mercury [Aerosols] Moth Balls/Flakes [Acids]

Output: Motor Oil

Weld County: Department of Public Health and Environment


Input: [Antifreeze] Nail Polish/Remover [Auto Batteries] Oven Cleaners [Aerosols] Oxidizers [Acids]

Output: Oil Filters

Weld County: Department of Public Health and Environment


Input: [Antifreeze] Paints (oil/latex) [Auto Batteries] Paint Removers [Aerosols] Paint Thinners [Acids]

Output: Pesticides

Weld County: Department of Public Health and Environment


Input: [Antifreeze] Photo Chemicals [Auto Batteries] Propane Cylinders (up to 20#) [Aerosols] Rubbing Alcohol [Acids]

Output: Rat Poisons

Weld County: Department of Public Health and Environment


Input: [Antifreeze] Rubber Cements [Auto Batteries] Rug/Upholstery Adhesives [Aerosols] Rust Solvents [Acids]

Output: Spot Removers

Weld County: Department of Public Health and Environment


Input: [Antifreeze] Transmission Fluid [Auto Batteries] Toilet Bowl Cleaner [Aerosols] Tub/Tile Cleaners [Acids]

Output: Varnish

Weld County: Department of Public Health and Environment


Input: [Antifreeze] Waste Fuels [Auto Batteries] Weed Killers [Aerosols] Wood Preservatives [Acids]

Output: Wood Stains

Weld County: Department of Public Health and Environment


Input: [Lab result] Acidity low (pH levels under 6.0 ) [Potential health effects] Minimal or no effects [Treatment options] Acid neutralizing filters (POE) or addition of alkaline chemicals such as lime [Likely source]

Output: Natural, acid mine seepage; often together with copper, zinc, and/or lead


Input: [Lab result] Alkalinity high (pH levels over 8.5) [Potential health effects] Health effects minimal except for dry skin. Some studies indicate slightly alkaline water is better for human health than is water that is acidic. [Treatment options] Addition of acid chemicals or reverse osmosis or distillation systems (POE or POU) [Likely source]

Output: Naturally occurring alkalis in the soil and ground and surface waters


Input: [Lab result] Arsenic [Potential health effects] Skin damage or problems with circulatory system; possible increased risk of cancer [Treatment options] Reverse osmosis or distillation systems (POU) [Likely source]

Output: Erosion of natural deposits; runoff from orchards and from glass and electronic production wastes


Input: [Lab result] Cadmium [Potential health effects] Drinking water with very high levels severely irritates the stomach, leading to vomiting and diarrhea. Long-term exposure to lower levels of cadmium leads to a buildup of cadmium in the kidneys and possible kidney disease. [Treatment options] Reverse osmosis or distillation systems [Likely source]

Output: Found in natural ore deposits. Also from corrosion of galvanized pipes; erosion of natural deposits; discharge from metal refineries


Input: [Lab result] Copper and zinc [Potential health effects] Ingesting high levels of copper can cause nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. Long-term exposure can lead to liver or kidney damange. Large doses of zinc taken by mouth can cause stomach cramps, nausea, and vomiting. Taken longer, it can cause anemia and decrease the levels of HDL cholesterol. [Treatment options] Acid neutralizing filters (POE) or addition of alkaline chemicals such as lime [Likely source]

Output: Copper: corrosion of household plumbing systems and erosion of natural deposits Zinc: Naturally occurring, and treatment additives


Input: [Lab result] Lead [Potential health effects] Infants and children: Delays in physical or mental development; children may show deficits in attention span and learning abilities Adults: Kidney problems; high blood pressure [Treatment options] Reverse osmosis or distillation systems (POU) [Likely source]

Output: Corrosion of household plumbing systems, and naturally occurring


Input: [Lab result] Mercury [Potential health effects] Exposure to high levels of metallic, inorganic, or organic mercury can permanently damage the brain, kidneys, and developing fetuses. [Treatment options] Reverse osmosis or distillation systems (POU) [Likely source]

Output: Erosion of natural deposits; discharge from refineries and factories; runoff from landfills and croplands


Input: [Lab result] Nitrate [Potential health effects] Methemoglobinemia, a blood disorder that primarily affects babies, is caused by having too much nitrate in the body, preventing blood from delivering oxygen efficiently to different parts of the body. As a result, the infant may have blueness around the mouth, hands, and feet. Without treatment and removal of nitrate from drinking water, the condition can worsen and affect breathing. Other signs of the syndrome include vomiting and diarrhea. [Treatment options] Reverse osmosis or distillation systems (POU) [Likely source]

Output: Runoff from fertilizer use; leaching from septic tanks, sewage; erosion of natural deposits


Input: [Lab result] Radon gas [Potential health effects] Exposure to high levels may result in an increased incidence of lung diseases, such as emphysema and pulmonary fibrosis. Several studies of individuals exposed over long periods have reported significant increases in early mortality due to cancer and nonneoplastic (noncancer) diseases. Exposure is principally through inhalation of the gas as it is released through showerheads and taps. [Treatment options] Regulated and controlled by water providers with aeration. Some activated carbon filters reduce it in tap water (POU). [Likely source]

Output: Naturally occurring


Input: [Lab result] Sodium high [Potential health effects] High sodium levels are harmless for most people, but can be dangerous for the elderly, people with high blood pressure, pregnant women, and people having difficulty in excreting sodium. [Treatment options] Addition of acid chemicals or reverse osmosis or distillation systems (POE or POU) [Likely source]

Output: Naturally occurring, brine intrusion/seepage


Input: [Lab result] TDS [Treatment options] Reverse osmosis or distillation (POU) [Likely source]

Output: "Total dissolved solids" refers to any minerals, salts, metals, cations, or anions dissolved in water and usually naturally occurring. Excessive dissolved solids make water brackish or otherwise unsuitable for drinking or industrial uses. More discussion of TDS in Arizona municipalities is available here.


Input: [Principal pathogens] Escherichia coli Staph.saprophyticus Proteus mirabilis Kleb. pneumoniae [First-line-therapy]  TMP-SMX DS (Bactrim, Septra)  Trimethoprim  Ciprofloxacin (Cipro) [Comments]  Three-day course is best  Quinolones may be used in areas of TMP-SMX resistance or in patients who cannot tolerate TMP-SMX [Category]

Output: Acute uncomplicated cystitis

Urinary Tract Infections in Adults - March 1, 1999 - American Academy of Family Physicians


Input: [Principal pathogens] As above [First-line-therapy]  If the patient has more than three cystitis episodes per year, treat prophylactically with postcoital, patient- directed* or continuous daily therapy (see text) [Comments]  Repeat therapy for seven to 10 days based on culture results and then use prophylactic therapy [Category]

Output: Recurrent cystitis in young women

Urinary Tract Infections in Adults - March 1, 1999 - American Academy of Family Physicians


Input: [Principal pathogens] As above [First-line-therapy] Same as for acute uncomplicated cystitis [Comments]  Treat for seven to 10 days [Category]

Output: Acute cystitis in young men

Urinary Tract Infections in Adults - March 1, 1999 - American Academy of Family Physicians


Input: [Principal pathogens] As above [First-line-therapy]  If gram-negative organism, oral fluoroquinolone  If gram-positive organism, amoxicillin  If parenteral administration is required, ceftriaxone (Rocephin) or a fluoroquinolone  If Enterococcus species, add oral or IV amoxicillin [Comments]  Switch from IV to oral administration when the patient is able to take medication by mouth; complete a 14-day course [Category]

Output: Acute uncomplicated pyelonephritis

Urinary Tract Infections in Adults - March 1, 1999 - American Academy of Family Physicians


Input: [Principal pathogens]  E. coli  K. pneumoniae  P. mirabilis  Enterococcus species  Pseudomonas aeruginosa [First-line-therapy]  If gram-negative organism, oral fluoroquinolone  If Enterococcus species, ampicillin or amoxicillin with or without gentamicin (Garamycin) [Comments]  Treat for 10 to 14 days [Category]

Output: Complicated urinary tract infection

Urinary Tract Infections in Adults - March 1, 1999 - American Academy of Family Physicians


Input: [Principal pathogens] Same as for acute uncomplicated cystitis [First-line-therapy]  Amoxicillin  Nitrofurantoin (Macrodantin)  Cephalexin (Keflex) [Comments]  Avoid tetracyclines and fluoroquinolones  Treat for three to seven days [Category]

Output: Asymptomatic bacteriuria in pregnancy

Urinary Tract Infections in Adults - March 1, 1999 - American Academy of Family Physicians


Input: [Principal pathogens]  Depends on duration of catheterization [First-line-therapy]  If gram-negative organism, a fluoroquinolone  If gram-positive organism, ampicillin or amoxicillin plus gentamicin [Comments]  Remove catheter if possible, and treat for seven to 10 days  For patients with long-term catheters and symptoms, treat for five to seven days [Category]

Output: Catheter-associated urinary tract infection

Urinary Tract Infections in Adults - March 1, 1999 - American Academy of Family Physicians


Input: [BR] BV [Base Reflectivity] Base Velocity

Output: Base Velocity is a fundamental Doppler radar product

Reflectivity is one of the fundamental radar products


Input: [BR] SRV [Base Reflectivity] Storm Relative Velocity

Output: Base Velocity with the storm motion removed

Reflectivity is one of the fundamental radar products


Input: [BR] SW [Base Reflectivity] Spectrum Width

Output: The amount of variability in the base velocity

Reflectivity is one of the fundamental radar products


Input: [BR] ET [Base Reflectivity] Echo Tops

Output: Height of the 18 dbz reflectivity

Reflectivity is one of the fundamental radar products


Input: [BR] VIL [Base Reflectivity] Vertically Integrated Liquid

Output: Estimate of liquid in a vertical column of reflectivity

Reflectivity is one of the fundamental radar products


Input: [BR] OHP [Base Reflectivity] One Hour Precipitation

Output: Estimate of how much rain has fallen in one hour

Reflectivity is one of the fundamental radar products


Input: [BR] STP [Base Reflectivity] Storm Total Precipitation

Output: Estimate of how much rain has fallen in an entire event

Reflectivity is one of the fundamental radar products


Input: [BR] ZDR [Base Reflectivity] Differential Reflectivity

Output: Dual Pol product comparing the horizontal and vertical reflectivity

Reflectivity is one of the fundamental radar products


Input: [BR] CC [Base Reflectivity] Correlation Coefficient

Output: Dual Pol product measuring the variability of echoes

Reflectivity is one of the fundamental radar products


Input: [BR] KDP [Base Reflectivity] Specific Differential Phase

Output: Dual Pol product measuring liquid content in echoes

Reflectivity is one of the fundamental radar products


Input: [BR] HCA [Base Reflectivity] Hydrometeor Classification Algorithm

Output: Dual Pol product estimating the type of echoes

Reflectivity is one of the fundamental radar products


Input: [BR] DOD [Base Reflectivity] One Hour Difference

Output: Dual Pol product showing the difference between Dual Pol and legacy algorithms for One Hour Precipitation

Reflectivity is one of the fundamental radar products


Input: [BR] DSD [Base Reflectivity] Storm Total Difference

Output: Dual Pol product showing the difference between Dual Pol and legacy algorithms for Storm Total Precipitation

Reflectivity is one of the fundamental radar products


Input: [Why] To see how well your diabetes treatment plan is working, as it measures the average of all blood sugars over 2-3 months [What Result Should Be] Below 7 Every 3-6 months [Medical Test / Examination]

Output: A1c

Checklist for your Doctor | Get Better Maine


Input: [Why] Checks if medicine is needed to control blood pressure and reduce risks of high blood pressure to the heart, eyes, kidneys and nerves [What Result Should Be] Less than 130/80mmHg Every doctor visit [Medical Test / Examination]

Output: Blood Pressure

Checklist for your Doctor | Get Better Maine


Input: [Why] Checks if medicine is needed to lower cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke [What Result Should Be] LDL less than 100 mg/dL Once a year [Medical Test / Examination]

Output: Cholesterol Control (LDL-Bad Cholesterol)

Checklist for your Doctor | Get Better Maine


Input: [Why] Checks if medicine is needed to prevent kidney damage or kidney failure that, untreated, could lead to dialysis (treatment to replace kidney function [What Result Should Be] - Urine microalb/creat less than 30 mcg/mg creat - GFR of 60 or greater Once a year [Medical Test / Examination]

Output: Kidney Function Testing Urine test (microalbumin/creat ratio) Blood test (serum creatine, to check GFR)

Checklist for your Doctor | Get Better Maine


Input: [Why] Working with a diabetes educator can help you better understand and manage your diabetes [What Result Should Be] Complete diabetes self-management and training course At least once [Medical Test / Examination]

Output: Referral to Certified Diabetes Educator

Checklist for your Doctor | Get Better Maine


Input: [Why] Checks if there is diabetes-related damage to the eyes [What Result Should Be] Normal eye exam with no evidence of diabetic retinopathy Once a year [Medical Test / Examination]

Output: Referral for a Comprehensive Dilated Eye Exam

Checklist for your Doctor | Get Better Maine


Input: [Why] Identifies high-risk foot conditions and checks if loss of feeling exists in the feet that may lead to injury or infection [What Result Should Be] Normal protective sensation or feeling Yearly, or at every doctor visit if high risk [Medical Test / Examination]

Output: Foot Exam

Checklist for your Doctor | Get Better Maine


Input: [Why] Because smoking increases the rate at which complications from diabetes occur [What Result Should Be] Stop smoking Review at every doctor visit [Medical Test / Examination]

Output: Smoking Status and Stop Smoking Advice

Checklist for your Doctor | Get Better Maine


Input: [Chronic renal failure] Diabetic nephropathy. Diabetes can cause permanent changes, leading to kidney damage. [Acute renal failure]

Output: Myocardial infarction. A heart attack may occasionally lead to temporary kidney failure.

End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) - Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA


Input: [Chronic renal failure] Hypertension. Chronic high blood pressure (hypertension) can lead to permanent kidney damage. [Acute renal failure]

Output: Rhabdomyolysis. Kidney damage that can occur from muscle breakdown. This condition can occur from severe dehydration, infection, or other causes.

End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) - Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA


Input: [Chronic renal failure] Lupus (SLE). A chronic inflammatory/autoimmune disease that can injure the skin, joints, kidneys, and nervous system. [Acute renal failure]

Output: Decreased blood flow to the kidneys for a period of time. This may occur from blood loss or shock.

End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) - Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA


Input: [Chronic renal failure] A prolonged urinary tract obstruction or blockage. [Acute renal failure]

Output: An obstruction or blockage along the urinary tract.

End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) - Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA


Input: [Chronic renal failure] Alport syndrome. An inherited disorder that causes deafness, progressive kidney damage, and eye defects. [Acute renal failure]

Output: Hemolytic uremic syndrome. Usually caused by an E. coli infection, kidney failure develops as a result of obstruction to the small functional structures and vessels inside the kidney.

End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) - Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA


Input: [Chronic renal failure] Nephrotic syndrome. A condition that has several different causes. Nephrotic syndrome is characterized by protein in the urine, low protein in the blood, high cholesterol levels, and tissue swelling. [Acute renal failure]

Output: Ingestion of certain medications that may cause toxicity to the kidneys.

End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) - Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA


Input: [Chronic renal failure] Polycystic kidney disease. A genetic disorder characterized by the growth of numerous cysts filled with fluid in the kidneys. [Acute renal failure]

Output: Glomerulonephritis. A type of kidney disease that involves glomeruli. During glomerulonephritis, the glomeruli become inflamed and impair the kidney's ability to filter urine. Glomerulonephritis may lead to chronic renal failure in some individuals.

End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) - Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA


Input: [Chronic renal failure] Cystinosis. An inherited disorder in which the amino acid cystine (a common protein-building compound) accumulates within specific cellular bodies of the kidney, known as lysosomes. [Acute renal failure]

Output: Any condition that may impair the flow of oxygen and blood to the kidneys such as cardiac arrest.

End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) - Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA


Input: [Preventive Maintenance] Inspect for proper suction line insulation [Health Check] yes [3] yes [Tuneup]

Output: yes


Input: [Preventive Maintenance] Check wiring for physical damage and ensure proper electrical connections [Health Check] yes [3] yes [Tuneup]

Output: yes


Input: [Preventive Maintenance] Inspect and clean condenser and evaporator coils [Health Check] yes [3] yes [Tuneup]

Output: yes


Input: [Preventive Maintenance] Clean and check condensate drain [Health Check] yes [3] yes [Tuneup]

Output: no


Input: [Preventive Maintenance] Inspect and clean air filters [Health Check] yes [3] yes [Tuneup]

Output: no


Input: [Preventive Maintenance] Measure temperature drop and amp draw [Health Check] no [3] yes [Tuneup]

Output: no


Input: [Preventive Maintenance] Inspect and clean indoor blower wheel [Health Check] no [3] yes [Tuneup]

Output: no


Input: [Preventive Maintenance] Examine ductwork for leakage or damage [Health Check] no [3] yes [Tuneup]

Output: no


Input: [Preventive Maintenance] Test system temperatures and pressures simultaneously [Health Check] no [3] yes [Tuneup]

Output: no


Input: [Preventive Maintenance] Identify issues based on the readings/findings [Health Check] no [3] yes [Tuneup]

Output: no


Input: [Preventive Maintenance] $50 rebate for successful completion [Health Check] no [3] yes [Tuneup]

Output: no


Input: [Halal (Halaal) food products] Milk (from cows, sheep, camels,and goats)

Output: Pork and pork by-products


Input: [Halal (Halaal) food products] Honey

Output: Animals improperly slaughtered or dead before slaughtering


Input: [Halal (Halaal) food products] Fish

Output: Alcohol and intoxicants


Input: [Halal (Halaal) food products] Plants that are not an intoxicant

Output: Carnivorous animals, birds of prey, and land animals without external ears


Input: [Halal (Halaal) food products] Fresh or naturally frozen vegetables

Output: Blood and blood by-products


Input: [Halal (Halaal) food products] Fresh or dried fruits

Output: Foods contaminated with any of the above products


Input: [Part Number] TPD2EUSB30A [Name] 2 Channel ESD/ Surge Solution for High Speed, Low Voltage Interface [Product Family] ESD Protection Diodes [Sample & Buy] Sample & Buy

Output: Not Available

TUSB8040A Evaluation Module - TUSB8040AEVM - TI Tool Folder


Input: [Part Number] TPS2541A [Name] USB Charging Port Power Switch & Controller for Charging Host Ports & Dedicated Charging Ports [Product Family] USB Power and Charging Port Controllers [Sample & Buy] Sample & Buy

Output: View Design Kits & Evaluation Modules

TUSB8040A Evaluation Module - TUSB8040AEVM - TI Tool Folder


Input: [Part Number] TPS2543 [Name] USB Charging Port Power Switch & Controller [Product Family] USB Power and Charging Port Controllers [Sample & Buy] Sample & Buy

Output: View Design Kits & Evaluation Modules

TUSB8040A Evaluation Module - TUSB8040AEVM - TI Tool Folder


Input: [Part Number] TPS3808G33 [Name] Low Quiescent Current, Programmable-Delay Supervisory Circuit [Product Family] Power Management [Sample & Buy] Sample & Buy

Output: Not Available

TUSB8040A Evaluation Module - TUSB8040AEVM - TI Tool Folder


Input: [Part Number] TPS74801 [Name] Single Output LDO, 1.5A, Adj. (0.8 to 3.6V), Programmable Soft-Start [Product Family] Linear Regulator (LDO) [Sample & Buy] Sample & Buy

Output: View Design Kits & Evaluation Modules

TUSB8040A Evaluation Module - TUSB8040AEVM - TI Tool Folder


Input: [Part Number] TPS78633 [Name] Single Output LDO, 1.5A, Fixed(3.3V), Low Noise, High PSRR [Product Family] Linear Regulator (LDO) [Sample & Buy] Sample & Buy

Output: View Design Kits & Evaluation Modules

TUSB8040A Evaluation Module - TUSB8040AEVM - TI Tool Folder


Input: [Part Number] TUSB8040A [Name] 2nd Generation Four Port SuperSpeed USB (USB 3.0) Hub [Product Family] USB [Sample & Buy] Sample & Buy

Output: Not Available

TUSB8040A Evaluation Module - TUSB8040AEVM - TI Tool Folder


Input: [Part Number] TUSB8040A1 [Name] 2nd Generation Four Port SuperSpeed USB (USB 3.0) Hub [Product Family] USB [Sample & Buy] Sample & Buy

Output: View Design Kits & Evaluation Modules

TUSB8040A Evaluation Module - TUSB8040AEVM - TI Tool Folder


Input: [System Organ Class] Cardiovascular [Adverse Reactions]

Output: QT prolongation Torsade de Pointes Vasculitis and ventricular arrhythmia

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Table 8: Postmarketing Reports of Adverse Drug Reactions


Input: [System Organ Class] Central Nervous System [Adverse Reactions]

Output: Hypertonia Myasthenia Exacerbation of myasthenia gravis Peripheral neuropathy Polyneuropathy Twitching

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Input: [System Organ Class] Eye Disorders [Adverse Reactions]

Output: Nystagmus

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Input: [System Organ Class] Gastrointestinal [Adverse Reactions]

Output: Pseudomembranous colitis

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Input: [System Organ Class] Hemic/Lymphatic [Adverse Reactions]

Output: Pancytopenia (life threatening or fatal outcome) Methemoglobinemia

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Input: [System Organ Class] Hepatobiliary [Adverse Reactions]

Output: Hepatic failure (including fatal cases)

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Input: [System Organ Class] Infections and Infestations [Adverse Reactions]

Output: Candidiasis (oral, gastrointestinal, vaginal)

DailyMed - CIPROFLOXACIN - ciprofloxacin hydrochloride tablet, film coated


Input: [System Organ Class] Investigations [Adverse Reactions]

Output: Prothrombin time prolongation or decrease Cholesterol elevation (serum) Potassium elevation (serum)

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Input: [System Organ Class] Musculoskeletal [Adverse Reactions]

Output: Myalgia Myoclonus Tendinitis Tendon rupture

DailyMed - CIPROFLOXACIN - ciprofloxacin hydrochloride tablet, film coated


Input: [System Organ Class] Psychiatric Disorders [Adverse Reactions]

Output: Agitation Confusion Delirium

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Input: [System Organ Class] Skin/Hypersensitivity [Adverse Reactions]

Output: Acute generalize exanthematous pustulosis (AGEP) Fixed eruption Serum sickness-like reaction

DailyMed - CIPROFLOXACIN - ciprofloxacin hydrochloride tablet, film coated


Input: [System Organ Class] Special Senses [Adverse Reactions]

Output: Anosmia Hyperesthesia Hypesthesia Taste loss

DailyMed - CIPROFLOXACIN - ciprofloxacin hydrochloride tablet, film coated


Input: [0] Item [1] What to reuse [2] What to recycle [4] Environmental & Health Concerns [3]

Output: What to dispose

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Input: [0] Wood (lumber, flooring, etc) [1] Timbers, large dimension lumber, plywood, flooring, moldings, lumber longer than 4′ [2] Unpainted and untreated wood unfit for reuse [4] Painted wood may contain lead or contaminates, especially prior to 1980 [3]

Output: Painted, pressure-treated and rotting wood

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Input: [0] Windows [1] Windows in good condition (for single pane consider adding a storm window) [2] Metal frames and screens, unpainted and untreated wood [4] Lead paint, asbestos in older window glazing compound, energy inefficiency [3]

Output: Glass, unusable painted items and wood in disrepair

Reclaimed Material in Tiny Houses | Tiny Green Cabins