Input: [Equipment] Epson V700 Scanner

Output: Yellow Scanning Cart

Equipment – Instructional & Information Technology Services

Stations (28 student stations/ 1 tech mentor station/ 1 podium station)


Input: [2] Mechanism of action [3] Duration of effect [4] Major advantages [5] Major drawbacks [1]

Output: Mode of application

Treatment of Hyperhidrosis with Botulinum Toxin A


Input: [0] Metal salts (aluminum chloride, zirconium) [2] Plugging of sweat glands [3] As long as applied [4] Easy application, few side effects [5] Limited effectiveness [1]

Output: Local application under oclusion at bedtime

Treatment of Hyperhidrosis with Botulinum Toxin A


Input: [0] Tap water iontophoresis [2] Unknown [3] As long as applied [4] Few side effects [5] Availability and cost of equipment, time consuming [1]

Output: Immersion of affected sites 3-5 times weekly for 10 minutes

Treatment of Hyperhidrosis with Botulinum Toxin A


Input: [0] Botulinum toxin A [2] Inhibition of exocytosis of acetylcholine [3] Several (3-17) months [4] Very effective [5] Costs, repetitive treatments necessary, anesthesia [1]

Output: Intradermal injection

Treatment of Hyperhidrosis with Botulinum Toxin A


Input: [0] Surgical procedures [2] Reduction of sweat glands [3] Lasting [4] Long term effectiveness [5] Complications of surgery [1]

Output: Local excision of axillary sweat glands in tumescence anesthesia

Treatment of Hyperhidrosis with Botulinum Toxin A


Input: [2] Denervation of sweat glands [3] Lasting [4] Long term effectiveness [5] Compensatory sweating, (rarely) complications [1]

Output: Thoracal sympathectomy

Treatment of Hyperhidrosis with Botulinum Toxin A


Input: [FEATURES] Stiles are 2-1/8’’ laminated wood [BENEFITS]

Output: Same resistance to thermal bowing as standard Novatech Steel Door collection Designed for Northern climates

Fiber Glass Doors: Fiber Glass Door installation and replacement in Toronto and GTA


Input: [FEATURES] Multiple depth etching and solid wood pattern with stiles and rails style [BENEFITS]

Output: Appearance of real wood when stained (wood grain finish only)

Fiber Glass Doors: Fiber Glass Door installation and replacement in Toronto and GTA


Input: [FEATURES] Stile-and-Rail style [BENEFITS]

Output: Imitates the classic look of wood doors

Fiber Glass Doors: Fiber Glass Door installation and replacement in Toronto and GTA


Input: [FEATURES] Removable PVC cap on each side of the door [BENEFITS]

Output: Protects the wood stiles against scratches and dents Easier to stain and paint No need to cover cap when painting

Fiber Glass Doors: Fiber Glass Door installation and replacement in Toronto and GTA


Input: [FEATURES] Composite top and bottom rails [BENEFITS]

Output: Water, bug and rot resistant

Fiber Glass Doors: Fiber Glass Door installation and replacement in Toronto and GTA


Input: [FEATURES] HCFC free polyurethane foam insulation [BENEFITS]

Output: 7 times more insulation value than a wood door In harmony with the environment: U value: 0.08 or R value: 12.5

Fiber Glass Doors: Fiber Glass Door installation and replacement in Toronto and GTA


Input: [FEATURES] Limited Lifetime Warranty not prorated [BENEFITS]

Output: Lifetime on manufacturing defects

Fiber Glass Doors: Fiber Glass Door installation and replacement in Toronto and GTA


Input: [Probiotic Bacteria Species] B. bifidum [Note] Able to implant in the colon of children [Uses]

Output: Digests food and detoxifies toxins

PERQUE Vitamins - Digesta Guard Forte 10


Input: [Probiotic Bacteria Species] B. breve [Note] with especially high levels in infants [Uses]

Output: Digests food and protects digestion

PERQUE Vitamins - Digesta Guard Forte 10


Input: [Probiotic Bacteria Species] B. longum [Note] Able to implant in the colon of adults [Uses]

Output: Detoxifies toxins and reduces distress

PERQUE Vitamins - Digesta Guard Forte 10


Input: [Probiotic Bacteria Species] L. acidophilus [Note] Able to implant in the small intestine and vagina [Uses]

Output: Nourishes other healthy probiotics in the digestive tract

PERQUE Vitamins - Digesta Guard Forte 10


Input: [Probiotic Bacteria Species] L. casei [Note] Able to implant in the small intestine and mouth [Uses]

Output: Digests food and detoxifies toxins

PERQUE Vitamins - Digesta Guard Forte 10


Input: [Probiotic Bacteria Species] L. paracasei [Note] Antimicrobial activity [Uses]

Output: Boosts the immune system

PERQUE Vitamins - Digesta Guard Forte 10


Input: [Probiotic Bacteria Species] L. plantarum [Note] Antimicrobial activity [Uses]

Output: Digests food and enhances nutrient uptake

PERQUE Vitamins - Digesta Guard Forte 10


Input: [Probiotic Bacteria Species] L. rhamnosus [Note] Able to implant in the small and large intestine as well as the vagina [Uses]

Output: Detoxifies environmental toxins

PERQUE Vitamins - Digesta Guard Forte 10


Input: [Probiotic Bacteria Species] L. lactis ssp. lactis [Note] Transient; benefits digestion through enzyme activity [Uses]

Output: Helps keep healthy metabolic balance in digestive tract

PERQUE Vitamins - Digesta Guard Forte 10


Input: [Probiotic Bacteria Species] S. thermophilus [Note] Transient; needs to be consumed continuously for its effect [Uses]

Output: Replenishes healthy digestive organisms

PERQUE Vitamins - Digesta Guard Forte 10


Input: [Toppings Available] Vegetables [1] Meats [2]

Output: Cheeses & Others


Input: [Toppings Available] Tomatoes [1] Pepperoni [2]

Output: Mozzarella


Input: [Toppings Available] Summer Squash [1] Grilled Chicken [2]

Output: Cheddar


Input: [Toppings Available] Zucchini [1] Sausage [2]

Output: Provolone


Input: [Toppings Available] Broccoli [1] Bacon [2]

Output: Feta


Input: [Toppings Available] Mushrooms [1] Philly Steak [2]

Output: Blue Cheese


Input: [Toppings Available] Onions [2]

Output: Salsa


Input: [Toppings Available] Spinach [2]

Output: Garlic


Input: [Toppings Available] Peppers [2]

Output: Italian Herbs


Input: [1] Strength [3] Maintenance [4] Repairable [5] Colors and Patterns [6] Cost [2]

Output: Flexibility

Install Columbia SC Paver Patios Company | Columbia Flagstone Porch Stone Patio Design Brick Paver Contractor Flagstone Company Replace Seal Cost


Input: [0] Paving stones (Pavestone) [1] 8,000 psi High [3] Low Most stains are hidden [4] Pavers easy to replace [5] A wide assortment of colors, shapes and sizes [6] $9.00 to $15 [2]

Output: Flexible NO cracks

Install Columbia SC Paver Patios Company | Columbia Flagstone Porch Stone Patio Design Brick Paver Contractor Flagstone Company Replace Seal Cost


Input: [0] Brick [1] 1,000 to 10,000 Moderate [3] Moderate Oil and other stains hard to remove [4] Prone to chipping [5] Brick colors range from red to orange and flash of black [6] $15 to $18 [2]

Output: Not flexible Will crack

Install Columbia SC Paver Patios Company | Columbia Flagstone Porch Stone Patio Design Brick Paver Contractor Flagstone Company Replace Seal Cost


Input: [0] Flagstone [1] Not rated [3] Moderate Oil and other stains hard to remove [4] Prone to chipping [5] Many types of Flagstone [6] $15 to $24 [2]

Output: Flexible Will crack

Install Columbia SC Paver Patios Company | Columbia Flagstone Porch Stone Patio Design Brick Paver Contractor Flagstone Company Replace Seal Cost


Input: [0] Stamped concrete [1] 2,000 psi Moderate [3] Moderate Oil and other stains hard to remove [4] Repairs costly and marks visible [5] Many stamped patterns [6] $7.50 to $12 [2]

Output: Not flexible Will crack

Install Columbia SC Paver Patios Company | Columbia Flagstone Porch Stone Patio Design Brick Paver Contractor Flagstone Company Replace Seal Cost


Input: [0] Concrete [1] 2000 psi Moderate [3] Moderate Oil stains Difficult to maintain [4] Can not repair without noticing scar marks [5] Many colors to chose from [6] $4.50 to $7.50 [2]

Output: Not flexible Will crack

Install Columbia SC Paver Patios Company | Columbia Flagstone Porch Stone Patio Design Brick Paver Contractor Flagstone Company Replace Seal Cost


Input: [Product] Arimidex [Generic name] anastrozole [Therapy area]

Output: Oncology


Input: [Product] Atacand [Generic name] candesartan cilexetil [Therapy area]

Output: Cardiovascular


Input: [Product] Bambec [Generic name] bambuterol [Therapy area]

Output: Respiratory


Input: [Product] Casodex [Generic name] bicalutamide [Therapy area]

Output: Oncology


Input: [Product] Crestor [Generic name] rosuvastatin [Therapy area]

Output: Cardiovascular


Input: [Product] Diprivan [Generic name] propofol [Therapy area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product] Emla cream [Generic name] lidocaine+prilocaine [Therapy area]

Output: Local anesthetic


Input: [Product] Faslodex [Generic name] fulvestrant [Therapy area]

Output: Oncology


Input: [Product] Imdur [Generic name] isosorbide-5-mononitrate [Therapy area]

Output: Cardiovascular


Input: [Product] Inderal [Generic name] propranolol hydrochloride [Therapy area]

Output: Cardiovascular


Input: [Product] Logimax [Generic name] felodipine - ramipril [Therapy area]

Output: Gastrointestinal


Input: [Product] Losec [Generic name] omeprazole [Therapy area]

Output: Local anesthetic


Input: [Product] Marcaine [Generic name] bupivacaine HCl [Therapy area]

Output: Infection


Input: [Product] Meronem [Generic name] meropenem [Therapy area]

Output: Gastrointestinal


Input: [Product] Nexium [Generic name] esomeprazole [Therapy area]

Output: Gastrointestinal


Input: [Product] Nolvadex [Generic name] tamoxifen citrate [Therapy area]

Output: Oncology


Input: [Product] Plendil [Generic name] felodipine [Therapy area]

Output: Cardiovascular


Input: [Product] Pulmicort [Generic name] budesonide [Therapy area]

Output: Respiratory


Input: [Product] Rhinocort [Generic name] budesonide [Therapy area]

Output: Respiratory


Input: [Product] Seroquel IR [Generic name] quetiapine [Therapy area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product] Symbicort [Generic name] budesonide - formoterol [Therapy area]

Output: Respiratory


Input: [Product] Tenoret [Generic name] atetonol – chlorothalidone [Therapy area]

Output: Cardiovascular


Input: [Product] Tenoretic [Generic name] atenolol - chlorothalidone [Therapy area]

Output: Cardiovascular


Input: [Product] Tenormin [Generic name] atenolol [Therapy area]

Output: Cardiovascular


Input: [Product] Zestril [Generic name] lisinopril dihydrate [Therapy area]

Output: Cardiovascular


Input: [Product] Zestoretic [Generic name] lisinopril – hydrochlorothiazide [Therapy area]

Output: Cardiovascular


Input: [Product] Zoladex [Generic name] goserelin acetate [Therapy area]

Output: Oncology


Input: [Product] Zomig [Generic name] zolmitriptan [Therapy area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product] Xylocaine [Generic name] Lidocaine [Therapy area]

Output: Local anesthetic


Input: [Code] CLAM6001 [Availability] Not currently offered [Units] 10 units [Name]

Output: Evaluating, Assessing and Developing Clinical Competence

Master of Clinical Medicine (Leadership and Management) - Details - Postgraduate study at the University of Newcastle


Input: [Code] CLAM6002 [Availability] Not currently offered [Units] 10 units [Name]

Output: Australian Health Service Organisation, Infrastructure and Management

Master of Clinical Medicine (Leadership and Management) - Details - Postgraduate study at the University of Newcastle


Input: [Code] CLAM6003 [Availability] Not currently offered [Units] 10 units [Name]

Output: Clinical Medicine and Service Provision A

Master of Clinical Medicine (Leadership and Management) - Details - Postgraduate study at the University of Newcastle


Input: [Code] CLAM6004 [Availability] Not currently offered [Units] 10 units [Name]

Output: Clinical Practice Audit, Safety and Quality Improvement

Master of Clinical Medicine (Leadership and Management) - Details - Postgraduate study at the University of Newcastle


Input: [Code] CLAM6005 [Availability] Semester 1 - 2015 (GradSchool) [Units] 10 units [Name]

Output: Clinical Medicine and Service Provision B

Master of Clinical Medicine (Leadership and Management) - Details - Postgraduate study at the University of Newcastle


Input: [Code] CLAM6006 [Availability] Semester 1 - 2015 (GradSchool) [Units] 10 units [Name]

Output: Foundations of Clinical Leadership and Management

Master of Clinical Medicine (Leadership and Management) - Details - Postgraduate study at the University of Newcastle


Input: [Code] CLAM6007 [Availability] Semester 2 - 2015 (GradSchool) [Units] 10 units [Name]

Output: Anatomy of the Hospital

Master of Clinical Medicine (Leadership and Management) - Details - Postgraduate study at the University of Newcastle


Input: [Code] CLAM6008 [Availability] Semester 2 - 2015 (GradSchool) [Units] 10 units [Name]

Output: Application of Leadership and Management Skills

Master of Clinical Medicine (Leadership and Management) - Details - Postgraduate study at the University of Newcastle


Input: [Type of Goiter] Iodine deficiency (endemic goiter) [Cause] Lack of sufficient dietary iodine intake [Typical Symptoms and Signs]

Output: Thyroid gland enlargement (goiter) Normal or underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism)


Input: [Type of Goiter] Graves disease (diffuse toxic goiter) [Cause] Autoimmune stimulation of the thyroid gland [Typical Symptoms and Signs]

Output: Goiter Hyperthyroidism


Input: [Type of Goiter] Autoimmune thyroiditis (Hashimoto, chronic lymphocytic) [Cause] Persistent immune system inflammation of person's own thyroid [Typical Symptoms and Signs]

Output: Goiter Hypothyroidism


Input: [Type of Goiter] Subacute thyroiditis (painful, de Quervain) [Cause] Viral infection [Typical Symptoms and Signs]

Output: Painful, tender and swollen gland Malaise, fever, chills, and night sweats Thyrotoxicosis, often followed by hypothyroidism


Input: [Type of Goiter] Toxic adenoma and toxic multinodular goiter [Cause] Benign thyroid tumor(s) [Typical Symptoms and Signs]

Output: Nodular goiter Hyperthyroidism


Input: [Type of Goiter] Goiter and thyroid nodules suspicious for malignancy [Cause] Malignant thyroid tumors [Typical Symptoms and Signs]

Output: No symptoms Local neck symptoms Symptoms of tumor spread


Input: [Trace Element] Chromium [Good Sources] Whole grains, spices, meats, brewer's yeast [Needed For]

Output: Use of sugar in the body

Trace Elements: What They Do and Where to Get Them - Texas Heart Institute Heart Information Center


Input: [Trace Element] Copper [Good Sources] Organ meats, shellfish, nuts, fruits [Needed For]

Output: Hemoglobin synthesis and function; production of collagen, elastin, neurotransmitters; melanin formation

Trace Elements: What They Do and Where to Get Them - Texas Heart Institute Heart Information Center


Input: [Trace Element] Fluorine [Good Sources] Fluoridated water [Needed For]

Output: Binding calcium in bones and teeth

Trace Elements: What They Do and Where to Get Them - Texas Heart Institute Heart Information Center


Input: [Trace Element] Iodine [Good Sources] Seafood, iodized salt [Needed For]

Output: Production of energy (as part of thyroid hormones)

Trace Elements: What They Do and Where to Get Them - Texas Heart Institute Heart Information Center


Input: [Trace Element] Iron [Good Sources] Organ meats, meat, poultry, fish [Needed For]

Output: Hemoglobin synthesis and function; enzyme actions in energy production; production of collagen, elastin, neurotransmitters

Trace Elements: What They Do and Where to Get Them - Texas Heart Institute Heart Information Center


Input: [Trace Element] Manganese [Good Sources] Whole grains, nuts [Needed For]

Output: Functions not entirely understood, but needed for optimal health

Trace Elements: What They Do and Where to Get Them - Texas Heart Institute Heart Information Center


Input: [Trace Element] Molybdenum [Good Sources] Organ meats, whole grains, green leafy vegetables, milk, beans [Needed For]

Output: Functions not entirely understood, but needed for optimal health; detoxification of hazardous substances

Trace Elements: What They Do and Where to Get Them - Texas Heart Institute Heart Information Center


Input: [Trace Element] Selenium [Good Sources] Broccoli, cabbage, celery, onions, garlic, whole grains, brewer's yeast, organ meats [Needed For]

Output: Functions not entirely understood, but necessary for optimal health

Trace Elements: What They Do and Where to Get Them - Texas Heart Institute Heart Information Center


Input: [Trace Element] Zinc [Good Sources] Whole grains, brewer's yeast, fish, meats [Needed For]

Output: Immunity and healing, good eyesight, hundreds of enzyme activities

Trace Elements: What They Do and Where to Get Them - Texas Heart Institute Heart Information Center


Input: [NEMA Rating] 1 [IP Equivalent] IP10 [IP Definition (1st Number)] 1 = Protected against solid foreign objects of 50mm in diameter and greater [IP Definition (2nd Number)] 0 = Not Protected [NEMA Definition]

Output: Enclosures constructed for indoor use to provide a degree of protection to personnel against incidental contact with the enclosed equipment and to provide a degree of protection against falling dirt


Input: [NEMA Rating] 2 [IP Equivalent] IP11 [IP Definition (1st Number)] 1 = Protected against solid foreign objects of 50mm in diameter and greater [IP Definition (2nd Number)] 1 = Protected against vertically falling water drops [NEMA Definition]

Output: Enclosures constructed for indoor used to provide a degree of protection to personnel against incidental contact with the enclosed equipment, to provide a degree of protection against falling dirt, and to provide a degree of protection against dripping and light splashing of liquids


Input: [NEMA Rating] 3 [IP Equivalent] IP54 [IP Definition (1st Number)] 5 = Protected against dust - Limited to ingress (no harmful deposit) [IP Definition (2nd Number)] 4 = Protected against water sprayed from all directions - Limited to ingress permitted. [NEMA Definition]

Output: Enclosures constructed for either indoor or outdoor used to provide a degree of protection to personnel against incidental contact with the enclosed equipment; to proved a degree of protection against falling dirt, rain, sleet, snow, and windblown dust; and that will undamaged by external formation of ice on the enclosure


Input: [NEMA Rating] 3R [IP Equivalent] IP14 [IP Definition (1st Number)] 1 = Protected against vertically falling water drops [IP Definition (2nd Number)] 4 = Protected against water sprayed from all directions - Limited to ingress permitted. [NEMA Definition]

Output: Enclosures constructed for either indoor or outdoor used to provide a degree of protection to personnel against incidental contact with the enclosed equipment; to provide a degree of protection against falling dirt, rain, sleet, and snow; and that will be undamaged by external formation of ice on the enclosure


Input: [NEMA Rating] 3S [IP Equivalent] IP54 [IP Definition (1st Number)] 5 = Protected against dust - Limited to ingress (no harmful deposit) [IP Definition (2nd Number)] 4 = Protected against water sprayed from all directions - Limited to ingress permitted. [NEMA Definition]

Output: Enclosures constructed for either indoor or outdoor use to provide a degree of protection to personnel against incidental contact with the enclosed equipment; to provide a degree of protection against falling dirt, rain, sleet, snow, and windblown dust; and in which the external mechanism(s) remain operable when ice laden.


Input: [NEMA Rating] 4 [IP Equivalent] IP 56 [IP Definition (1st Number)] 5 = Protected against dust - Limited to ingress (no harmful deposit) [IP Definition (2nd Number)] 6 = Protected against strong jets of water from all directions - Limited to ingress permitted. [NEMA Definition]

Output: Enclosures constructed for either indoor or outdoor use to provide a degree of protection to personnel against incidental contact with the enclosed equipment; to provide a degree of protection against falling dirt, rain, sleet, snow, windblown dust, splashing water, and hose-directed water; and that will be undamaged by the external formation of ice on the enclosure


Input: [NEMA Rating] 4X [IP Equivalent] IP56 [IP Definition (1st Number)] 5 = Protected against dust - Limited to ingress (no harmful deposit) [IP Definition (2nd Number)] 6 = Protected against strong jets of water from all directions - Limited to ingress permitted. [NEMA Definition]

Output: Enclosures constructed for either indoor or outdoor use to provide a degree of protection to personnel against incidental contact with the enclosed equipment; to provide a degree of protection against falling dirt, rain, sleet, snow, windblown dust, splashing water, hose-directed water, and corrosion; and that will be undamaged by thee external formation of ice on the enclosure


Input: [NEMA Rating] 5 [IP Equivalent] IP52 [IP Definition (1st Number)] 5 = Protected against dust - Limited to ingress (no harmful deposit) [IP Definition (2nd Number)] 2 = Protected against direct sprays of water up to 15° from the vertical. [NEMA Definition]

Output: Enclosures constructed for indoor use to provide a degree of protection to personnel against incidental contact with the enclosed equipment; to provide a degree of protection against falling dirt; against settling airborne dust, lint, fibers, and flyings; and to provide a degree of protection against dripping and light splashing of liquids.


Input: [NEMA Rating] 6 [IP Equivalent] IP67 [IP Definition (1st Number)] 6 = Totally protected against dust [IP Definition (2nd Number)] 7 = Protected against the effects of temporary immersion between 15cm and 1m. Duration of test 30 minutes. [NEMA Definition]

Output: Enclosures constructed for either indoor or outdoor use to provide a degree of protection to personnel against incidental contact with the enclosed equipment; to provide a degree of protection against falling dirt; against hose-directed water and the entry of water during occasional temporary submersion at a limited depth; and that will be undamaged by the external formation of ice on the enclosure.


Input: [NEMA Rating] 6P [IP Equivalent] IP67 [IP Definition (1st Number)] 6 = Totally protected against dust [IP Definition (2nd Number)] 7 = Protected against the effects of temporary immersion between 15cm and 1m. Duration of test 30 minutes. [NEMA Definition]

Output: Enclosures constructed for either indoor or outdoor use to provide a degree of protection to the personnel against incidental contact with the enclosed equipment; to provide a degree of protection against falling dirt; against hose-directed water and the entry of water during prolonged submersion at a limited depth; and that will be undamaged by the external formation of ice on the enclosure


Input: [NEMA Rating] 12 and 12K [IP Equivalent] IP52 [IP Definition (1st Number)] 5 = Protected against dust - Limited to ingress (no harmful deposit) [IP Definition (2nd Number)] 2 = Protected against direct sprays of water up to 15° from the vertical. [NEMA Definition]

Output: Enclosures constructed (without knockouts) for indoor use to provide a degree of protection to personnel against incidental contact with the enclosed equipment; to provide a degree of protection against falling dirt; against circulating dust, lint, fibers, and flying; and against dripping and light splashing of liquids


Input: [NEMA Rating] 13 [IP Equivalent] IP54 [IP Definition (1st Number)] 5 = Protected against dust - Limited to ingress (no harmful deposit) [IP Definition (2nd Number)] 4 = Protected against water sprayed from all directions - Limited to ingress permitted. [NEMA Definition]

Output: Enclosures constructed for indoor use to provide a degree of protection to personnel against incidental contact with the enclosed equipment; to provide a degree of protection against falling dirt; against circulating dust, lint, fibers, and flyings; and against the spraying, splashing, and seepage of water, oil, and noncorrosive coolants.


Input: [Service] Couples Massage (60 minutes) [Description]

Output: Share the spa experience and allow our therapists to treat both of you to a soothing one hour massage side by side. $150. Add a soak in our jacuzzi hot tub for $25.

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Input: [Service] Facial Massage Treatment [Description]

Output: Includes toner, a sugar scrub, moisturizer, warm towel application and a massage for your face, neck, and scalp. Add this 30 minute treatment on to your Spa experience for just $30.

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Input: [Service] Half Day at the Spa Package [Description]

Output: Enjoy a full 60 minute relaxation massage, soak in our therapeutic Jacuzzi hot tub and redwood sauna, and treat yourself to a paraffin treatment for either hands or feet. Allow two and a half hours. $155.

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Input: [Service] Hot Cocoa Sixty Minute Massage Treatment [Description]

Output: Treat someone to a hot cocoa spa treatment. Soak in our luxurious jacuzzi hot tub, enjoy steamy hot cocoa next to the fireplace, then settle in for a sixty minute massage with a deliciously cocoa scented lotion. Your skin, your muscles and your mind will be so relaxed you'll leave with a warm glow that will take the edge off winter. $95

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Input: [Service] Hot Stone Therapy [Description]

Output: This 90 minute massage uses heated basalt stones and oils to soften and warm the muscles. Evokes a powerful feeling of relaxation. $125

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Input: [Service] Paraffin Treat for Hands AND Feet [Description]

Output: Envelop your hands in a warm mitten of melted paraffin, and your feet in a booty of silky smooth paraffin wax. $45

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Input: [Service] Paraffin Treat for Hands or Feet [Description]

Output: $25

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Input: [Service] Xtreme Eyelashes [Description]

Output: Xtreme lashes can be applied to give you a natural look,a dramatic look, or a look for something in between. Whether you want them done for a special occasion or for every day wear- Courtney will compose a design by choosing from various lash colors, curvatures and lengths that will compliment your look and lifestyle. Faux mink lashes are carefully dipped into an adhesive and meticulously applied to a single natural eyelash in a temperature and humidity controlled room. With application and proper home care some lashes will naturally fall over the course of 2-3 weeks- then needing to be filled. Xtreme Lashes is a top of the line eyelash extension company. Xtreme manufactures medical grade, as natural as possible, no fume, non-damaging products that have proven to be safe for stylists and consumers. Limited time offer: $200 for a full application ($100 savings!)

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Input: [Référence] S010986115000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Mot.m0109

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S010986123000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Mot.m0109

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S010986129000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Mot.m0109

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S010986133000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Mot.m0109

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S010986138000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Mot.m0109

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S010986143000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Mot.m0109

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S010986145000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Mot.m0109

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S011086111000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Motorgasket M0110

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S011086115000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Motorgasket M0110

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S011086119000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Motorgasket M0110

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S011086123000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Motorgasket M0110

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S011086125000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Motorgasket M0110

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S011086127000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Motorgasket M0110

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S011086129000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Motorgasket M0110

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S011086133000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Motorgasket M0110

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S011086135000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Motorgasket M0110

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S011086138000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Motorgasket M0110

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S011086143000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Motorgasket M0110

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Référence] S011187923000 [Description]

Output: Asbestos Free Mot.r2006

Feuilles Metiere Premiere » Athena Aftermarket Division


Input: [Electrical] Engines Adjustments [Wiring Diagrams]

Output: Applications

Car Repair Manuals Online Product - Mitchell 1 DIY


Input: Emission Applications [Wiring Diagrams]

Output: Mechanical Repair

Car Repair Manuals Online Product - Mitchell 1 DIY


Input: Pin Voltage Charts [Wiring Diagrams]

Output: Removal & Installation

Car Repair Manuals Online Product - Mitchell 1 DIY


Input: Sensor Range Charts [Wiring Diagrams]

Output: Specifications

Car Repair Manuals Online Product - Mitchell 1 DIY


Input: Testing & Diagnostics [Wiring Diagrams]

Output: Theory of Operation

Car Repair Manuals Online Product - Mitchell 1 DIY


Input: [Electrical] General Information Abbreviations [Wiring Diagrams]

Output: Basic Troubleshooting

Car Repair Manuals Online Product - Mitchell 1 DIY


Input: Reset Procedures [Wiring Diagrams]

Output: Brakes

Car Repair Manuals Online Product - Mitchell 1 DIY


Input: Check Lists [Wiring Diagrams]

Output: Computer Relearn

Car Repair Manuals Online Product - Mitchell 1 DIY


Input: Drive Cycles [Wiring Diagrams]

Output: Driveline/Axles

Car Repair Manuals Online Product - Mitchell 1 DIY


Input: Engine Electrical [Wiring Diagrams]

Output: Identification

Car Repair Manuals Online Product - Mitchell 1 DIY


Input: [Electrical] Restraints Steering [Wiring Diagrams]

Output: Traction Control Disable

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Input: [Electrical] Transaxle/Transmission Removal & Installation; General [Wiring Diagrams]

Output: Service & Diagnosis on all

Car Repair Manuals Online Product - Mitchell 1 DIY


Input: Overhaul & Repair [Wiring Diagrams]

Output: Automatic Transmissions

Car Repair Manuals Online Product - Mitchell 1 DIY


Input: Clutches; Manual & Hydraulic [Wiring Diagrams]

Output: Manual Transmissions

Car Repair Manuals Online Product - Mitchell 1 DIY


Input: [1] Animalia [2] The animal kingdom [0]

Output: Kingdom

PREHISTORIC CATS AND PREHISTORIC CAT-LIKE CREATURES


Input: [1] Chordata [2] Animals that have backbones [0]

Output: Phylum

PREHISTORIC CATS AND PREHISTORIC CAT-LIKE CREATURES


Input: [1] Mammalia [2] Animals that suckle their young [0]

Output: Class

PREHISTORIC CATS AND PREHISTORIC CAT-LIKE CREATURES


Input: [1] Carnivora [2] Animals that eat meat [0]

Output: Order

PREHISTORIC CATS AND PREHISTORIC CAT-LIKE CREATURES


Input: [1] Feliodea/Aeluroidea [2] (Includes cats, hyenas, civets, mongooses) [0]

Output: Superfamily

PREHISTORIC CATS AND PREHISTORIC CAT-LIKE CREATURES


Input: [1] Felidae [2] Modern cats [0]

Output: Family

PREHISTORIC CATS AND PREHISTORIC CAT-LIKE CREATURES


Input: [1] Acinonychinae [2] Cheetah family [0]

Output: Subfamily

PREHISTORIC CATS AND PREHISTORIC CAT-LIKE CREATURES


Input: [1] Felinae [2] Small cats [0]

Output: Subfamily

PREHISTORIC CATS AND PREHISTORIC CAT-LIKE CREATURES


Input: [1] Pantherinae [2] Big cats (Tiger, Lion etc) [0]

Output: Subfamily

PREHISTORIC CATS AND PREHISTORIC CAT-LIKE CREATURES


Input: [1] Machairodontinae [2] Sabre-toothed cats (extinct) [0]

Output: Subfamily

PREHISTORIC CATS AND PREHISTORIC CAT-LIKE CREATURES


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

Output: Call Hotel for information

Luxor Hotels - Maps & Directions - Hilton Luxor Resort & Spa - Luxor, EG


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

Output: Call Hotel for information

Luxor Hotels - Maps & Directions - Hilton Luxor Resort & Spa - Luxor, EG


Input: [Type] Limousine [Typical Minimum Charge]

Output: 20.00 USD

Luxor Hotels - Maps & Directions - Hilton Luxor Resort & Spa - Luxor, EG


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

Output: 20.00 USD

Luxor Hotels - Maps & Directions - Hilton Luxor Resort & Spa - Luxor, EG


Input: [Type] Taxi [Typical Minimum Charge]

Output: 20.00 USD

Luxor Hotels - Maps & Directions - Hilton Luxor Resort & Spa - Luxor, EG


Input: [Type] Walk [Typical Minimum Charge]

Output: Call Hotel for information

Luxor Hotels - Maps & Directions - Hilton Luxor Resort & Spa - Luxor, EG


Input: Vale employs people to support its operations in Voisey’s Bay, Labrador and the engineering and planning for the processing plant in Long Harbour, Newfoundland. Currently there are 600 people employed by Vale in all facets of its operations. Once the Long Harbour Processing Plant is operational in 2013, an additional 480 people will be employed. [Q.]

Voisey's Bay - Employment&Procurement FAQ


Input: When will construction of the Long Harbour Processing Plant begin? [Q.]

Voisey's Bay - Employment&Procurement FAQ


Input: Initial construction on the processing plant began in 2009 and is scheduled for completion in 2013. [Q.]

Voisey's Bay - Employment&Procurement FAQ


Input: How many construction jobs will be available at the Long Harbour Processing Plant? [Q.]

Voisey's Bay - Employment&Procurement FAQ


Input: During the construction phase approximately 5,750 person-years of employment will be created. Further information on the trade skills required to support the construction program can be found in the Environmental Impact Statement, Executive Summary, Page 24. [Please allow time for the executive summary document to download]. [Q.]

Voisey's Bay - Employment&Procurement FAQ


Input: Will Vale be hiring construction trades to build the Long Harbour Processing Plant? [Q.]

Voisey's Bay - Employment&Procurement FAQ


Input: Vale will be using contractors to construct the Long Harbour Processing Plant. These contractors will hire all of the construction trades people required to support the construction program. [Q.]

Voisey's Bay - Employment&Procurement FAQ


Input: Will the construction site be unionized? [Q.]

Voisey's Bay - Employment&Procurement FAQ


Input: The construction site will be governed by a collective agreement which has been negotiated between Vale and the Newfoundland and Labrador Building and Construction Trades Council. Anyone working on the construction site at Long Harbour must be a member of one of the building trade unions. [Q.]

Voisey's Bay - Employment&Procurement FAQ


Input: How do I join a building trade union if I am not currently a member? [Q.]

Voisey's Bay - Employment&Procurement FAQ


Input: Anyone interested in pursuing membership in a building trade union should contact the Newfoundland and Labrador Building and Construction Trades Council by visiting their website http://www.nlbtc.com. [Q.]

Voisey's Bay - Employment&Procurement FAQ


Input: When will Vale Newfoundland & Labrador Limited begin hiring for operations? [Q.]

Voisey's Bay - Employment&Procurement FAQ


Input: The recruitment of some of the management team for the operations workforce is currently underway. The recruitment efforts to fill the remainder of the approximately 480 required positions within the Refinery, Leach Plant, Site Services, Port and support functions will begin in 2012 and continue into 2013. Employment opportunities related the operations phase of the processing plant will be posted on the Vale Limited Careers page. [Q.]

Voisey's Bay - Employment&Procurement FAQ


Input: [1] Kitchen and laundry appliances. [2] Fridges over 10 years old. AC units over 3 years old. [0]

Output: APPLIANCES

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Input: [1] Quality cabinets with solid wood or plywood fronts, doors and drawers attached. Clean and complete. [2] Cabinet doors and drawers without the cabinet. [0]

Output: CABINETS

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Input: [1] Doors in good, clean, resellable condition without alterations or damage. [2] Flat panel hollow core or bi-fold doors. Shower doors. [0]

Output: DOORS

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Input: [1] All varieties of metal fasteners and hardware, door knobs, hinges, cabinet pulls and knobs. [0]

Output: FASTENERS & HARDWARE

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Input: [1] Carpet: unused, 100sq ft or larger. Complete unopened boxes of prefinished wood and laminate flooring, 25sq ft or larger. Previously installed de-nailed wood flooring. Clean, unstained area rugs. [2] Stained carpet, cut pieces of wood flooring. Carpet less than 100 sq ft. Laminate and wood flooring less than 25 sq ft. [0]

Output: FLOORING

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Input: [1] Quality upholstered furniture. Solid wood furniture. [2] Furniture with rips, stains, smells, tears, pet hair or scratches, excessive fading or sagging. Mattresses and box springs, hide-a-beds and sleeper sofas. [0]

Output: FURNITURE

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Input: [1] Cookware, dishware, decor items. [2] Linens, towels, draperies. [0]

Output: Home Goods

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Input: [1] Ducting, flashing, insulation and vents, fireplace inserts, furnaces and wood stoves. [2] Items containing asbestos, mercury or other toxins. [0]

Output: HVAC

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Input: [1] Bricks, pavers, fencing, hoses, sprinklers. Tools and lawn equipment in good working order. [2] Broken or nonworking items. Flammable or combustible chemicals, herbicides or pesticides. Automotive parts or fluids. [0]

Output: LAWN & GARDEN

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Input: [1] Indoor and outdoor light fixtures. New lightbulbs. Electrical supplies. [2] Used bulbs or florescent fixtures with PCB ballasts. [0]

Output: LIGHTING & ELECTRICAL

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Input: [1] Denailed quality lumber and siding in 5 foot lengths or more. Sheet goods, 1/2 sheet or more. [2] Lumber less than 5 ft or sheet goods less than 1/2 sheet. Lumber with fasteners or rot. Used vinyl siding. [0]

Output: LUMBER

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Input: [1] Liquid latex paint in original container with original label attached. [2] Dry or solid paints. Paint not stored in orginal container. [0]

Output: PAINT

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Input: [1] Steel, white porcelain or cast iron sinks without cracks, chips or stains. Complete, clean and undamaged low flow (1.6gpf) toilets. Bathroom fixtures and hardware. Metal bathtubs. New fiberglass tubs. [2] Composite sinks, non-low-flow toilets, used fiberglass bathtubs. [0]

Output: PLUMBING

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Input: [1] Roofing, shingles and tar paper. [0]

Output: ROOFING

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Input: [1] New, never installed tile, at least 10 matching square feet. New unopened grout. [2] Previously installed tile. Opened packages of grout. [0]

Output: TILE

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Input: [1] Hand and power tools with all parts. [0]

Output: TOOLS & EQUIPMENT

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Input: [1] Vinyl or wood windows, undamaged, unfogged and in working order. Shutters in good condition. Blinds, new and in unopened boxes. [2] Unframed glass or mirrors. Used blinds. [0]

Output: WINDOWS

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Input: [Name] Wood Hut [Description]

Output: Wood Huts are made of Oak Wood and Oak Wooden Planks, with a rounded roof, dirt floor and glass panes for windows. Some have a fence post and pressure plate as a 'Table'. They may or may not be inhabited upon the village spawning but if they are then there will be only 1 Villager.

Village - Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition Wiki


Input: [Name] Small House [Description]

Output: Small houses are similar in size to wood huts, but made with more planks, fewer wood blocks and a cobblestone floor. There have flat roofs that may be fenced off and are able to be climbed up via ladders. They have no door so they don't count as homes for Villagers.

Village - Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition Wiki


Input: [Name] Large House [Description]

Output: Large Houses are composed of the same materials as small houses but obviously are much bigger. These can spawn 2-3 Villagers.

Village - Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition Wiki


Input: [Name] Butchers Shop [Description]

Output: Butchers shops have small seating areas made of wooden stairs with pressure plate tables inbetween them. There is stone slab tables nearby which is probably where he cuts the meat. There is also a fenced off backyard accessed via a door in the house.

Village - Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition Wiki


Input: [Name] Library [Description]

Output: Libraries are longer and narrower than normal buildings, and have a row of wooden stairs inside them that act as a bench with wooden fence post pressure plate tables in front of them. There is also a row of Bookshelves along the top of the wall and a Crafting Table in the corner. A Villager always spawns in the Library.

Village - Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition Wiki


Input: [Name] Farm [Description]

Output: Farms can come in 2 different sizes, small and large. Village farms grow Wheat, carrots, and potatoes

Village - Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition Wiki


Input: [Name] Well [Description]

Output: Wells are cobblestone and fence post structures with a 2x2 set of water in them that is about 10 blocks deep, although they are only 4 blocks deep in Superflat worlds. They are found in most Villages and sometimes all alone in deserts.

Village - Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition Wiki


Input: [Name] Blacksmith [Description]

Output: A blacksmith building is a wooden planks and cobblestone structure that contains lava and 2 Furnaces.

Village - Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition Wiki


Input: [Name] Church [Description]

Output: Churches are tall cobblestone structures containing cobblestone stairs and ladders to the top and a door.

Village - Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition Wiki


Input: [Name] Lamp Post [Image] Non [Description]

Output: A fence post, wool block and 4 torches on each side.

Village - Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition Wiki


Input: [Name] Gravel Path [Image] Non [Description]

Output: Gravel path

Village - Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition Wiki


Input: [Name] Desert Village Structures [Description]

Output: Made using sandstone, smooth sandstone, glass panes for windows sandstone stairs.

Village - Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition Wiki


Input: [Features] Intelligent Lamp Design [Benefits]

Output: Dynamic lamp design that intelligently emphasizes selected colors with vivid and natural looking images, while maintaining the overall picture brightness.

Product: Mitsubishi XD510U XGA Projector : XD510U-GC | Mitsubishi


Input: [Features] Top Access Lamp Design [Benefits]

Output: Convenient top loading lamp design for quick and easy lamp exchanges while ceiling mounted.

Product: Mitsubishi XD510U XGA Projector : XD510U-GC | Mitsubishi


Input: [Features] Brilliant Color™ [Benefits]

Output: Allows for more vivid, rich colors while increasing mid-tones and superior black levels.

Product: Mitsubishi XD510U XGA Projector : XD510U-GC | Mitsubishi


Input: [Features] Color Enhancer™ [Benefits]

Output: Allows the user to control the Brilliant Color™ technology to meet the most demanding color preferences. Mitsubishi Exclusive.

Product: Mitsubishi XD510U XGA Projector : XD510U-GC | Mitsubishi


Input: [Features] Security Features [Benefits]

Output: Password lockout capability which protects the projector from unauthorized use and includes an anti-theft security hook.

Product: Mitsubishi XD510U XGA Projector : XD510U-GC | Mitsubishi


Input: [Features] Wall Screen Support [Benefits]

Output: Ability to project images on color backgrounds such as beige, light blue, light green, pink, blackboard and whiteboard. Projector automatically adjusts for color tone.

Product: Mitsubishi XD510U XGA Projector : XD510U-GC | Mitsubishi


Input: [Features] Low Lamp Mode [Benefits]

Output: Extended lamp life and quieter noise operation.

Product: Mitsubishi XD510U XGA Projector : XD510U-GC | Mitsubishi


Input: [Features] Filter-Free [Benefits]

Output: No filter required, resistant to dust and dirt, no clogged filters. Reduced maintenance fees.

Product: Mitsubishi XD510U XGA Projector : XD510U-GC | Mitsubishi


Input: [Features] Digital Keystone Correction (Vertical) [Benefits]

Output: Allows user to set up even in the most challenging presentation environments

Product: Mitsubishi XD510U XGA Projector : XD510U-GC | Mitsubishi


Input: [Advantage] 100m depth rating and built to last [Feature]

Output: Rugged housing body milled from solid aluminum

Nauticam NA-D7100 Underwater Housing for Nikon D7100 Camera


Input: [Advantage] easy and safe port mounting, solidly locks port in place [Feature]

Output: Patented port locking lever

Nauticam NA-D7100 Underwater Housing for Nikon D7100 Camera


Input: [Advantage] can be operated even with thick gloves on [Feature]

Output: Knobby command dials

Nauticam NA-D7100 Underwater Housing for Nikon D7100 Camera


Input: [Advantage] secure but easy to use [Feature]

Output: Patented housing locking latches

Nauticam NA-D7100 Underwater Housing for Nikon D7100 Camera


Input: [Advantage] comfortable and placed for optimum access to controls [Feature]

Output: Rubberized handle grips

Nauticam NA-D7100 Underwater Housing for Nikon D7100 Camera


Input: [Advantage] easy changeout of lenses without removing camera from housing [Feature]

Output: Lens release button

Nauticam NA-D7100 Underwater Housing for Nikon D7100 Camera


Input: [Advantage] no need to preset controls, just drop in and it is ready to go [Feature]

Output: Drop in camera tray

Nauticam NA-D7100 Underwater Housing for Nikon D7100 Camera


Input: [Advantage] accurate flash exposure (TTL) with Inon/Sea&Sea strobes [Feature]

Output: Fiber optic ports

Nauticam NA-D7100 Underwater Housing for Nikon D7100 Camera


Input: [Advantage] HDMI Monitor, sync cables, remote control, etc. [Feature]

Output: Bulkhead for optional accessories

Nauticam NA-D7100 Underwater Housing for Nikon D7100 Camera


Input: [Advantage] Enhanced 180º and 45º viewfinders optional [Feature]

Output: Viewfinder, 0.66x

Nauticam NA-D7100 Underwater Housing for Nikon D7100 Camera


Input: [Advantage] for extra stability when using heavy lighting [Feature]

Output: Laser cut stainless steel handle brackets

Nauticam NA-D7100 Underwater Housing for Nikon D7100 Camera


Input: [Advantage] 2 handle mounted balls standard, mounting balls for housing optional [Feature]

Output: Light mounting balls

Nauticam NA-D7100 Underwater Housing for Nikon D7100 Camera


Input: [Advantage] important for macro video shooters [Feature]

Output: Tripod mounting points

Nauticam NA-D7100 Underwater Housing for Nikon D7100 Camera


Input: [Advantage] easy to find and understand control functions [Feature]

Output: Control labeling

Nauticam NA-D7100 Underwater Housing for Nikon D7100 Camera


Input: [Power Steering Fluid] Steering Belt [Steering Fluid] Steering Coupling [Center Link]

Output: Steering Rack Boot

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Input: [Power Steering Fluid] Idler Arm Repair Kit [Steering Fluid] Steering Rack [Center Link]

Output: Tie Rod Lock Plate

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Input: [Power Steering Fluid] Torsion Bar [Steering Fluid] Rack and Pinion [Center Link]

Output: Steering Rack

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Input: [Power Steering Fluid] Power Steering Cooling Line [Steering Fluid] Steering Coupling [Center Link]

Output: Differential Seal

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Input: [Power Steering Fluid] Power Steering Filter [Steering Fluid] U-Joint [Center Link]

Output: Driveshaft Support

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Input: [Power Steering Fluid] Power Steering Hose [Steering Fluid] Axles Shaft [Center Link]

Output: Driveshaft Bearing

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Input: [Power Steering Fluid] Power Steering Pipe [Steering Fluid] Steering Damper [Center Link]

Output: Center Support

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Input: [Power Steering Fluid] Steering Hose [Steering Fluid] Steering Shock [Center Link]

Output: Center Support Bearing

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Input: [Power Steering Fluid] Steering Pump Repair Kit [Steering Fluid] Steering Gearbox [Center Link]

Output: Flex Disc

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Input: [Power Steering Fluid] Power Steering Reservoir [Steering Fluid] Steering Pump [Center Link]

Output: Flex Disc Coupling

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Input: [Power Steering Fluid] Steering Reservoir [Steering Fluid] Power Steering Pump [Center Link]

Output: Wheel Bearing

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Input: [Power Steering Fluid] Steering Seal Kit [Steering Fluid] Tie Rod [Center Link]

Output: Wheel Hub Assembly

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Input: [Power Steering Fluid] Steering Pump Seal Kit [Steering Fluid] Tie Rod End [Center Link]

Output: Driveshaft

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Input: [Power Steering Fluid] Steering Arm [Steering Fluid] Tie Rod Assembly [Center Link]

Output: Driveshaft Seal

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Input: [Power Steering Fluid] Pitman Arm [Steering Fluid] Drag Link [Center Link]

Output: Axles Shaft

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Input: [0] Paint Products [1] Hazardous Ingredients [3] Proper Disposal [4] Less Toxic Alternatives [2]

Output: Hazard Properties

Resource Guide on Houshold Hazardous Waste Management


Input: [0] Enamel or Oil- Based Paints [1] Aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons Mineral spirits Some pigments [3] * Enamel and oil-based paint wastes should be safely stored until a community household hazardous waste collection program is organized. * Partially used enamel or oil-based paints may be exchanged with friends and neighbors or can be donated to community groups like Habitat for Humanity. * Empty enamel or oil-based paint containers may be triple- rinsed according to the instructions on the label. * Because of strict landfill standards, once the enamel or oil- based paint container is rinsed, it can be discarded with other residential waste. [4] Latex Water- based paint [2]

Output: Flammable Toxic

Resource Guide on Houshold Hazardous Waste Management


Input: [0] Paint and Varnish Remover [1] Acetone Ketones Alcohol Xylene Toluene Methylene chloride [3] * Paints and varnish remover wastes should be safely stored until a community household hazardous waste collection program is organized. * Partially used paints and varnish removers may be exchanged with friends and neighbors or can be donated to community groups like Habitat for Humanity. * Empty paint and varnish remover containers may be triple- rinsed according to the instructions on the label. * Because of strict landfill standards, once the paint and varnish remover container is rinsed, it can be discarded with other residential waste. [4] Sandpaper, scraper and heat gun [2]

Output: Flammable Toxic

Resource Guide on Houshold Hazardous Waste Management


Input: [0] Latex or Water-Based Paints [1] Ethylene glycol Resins Glycol ethers Phenyl mercuric acetate Some pigments [3] * Use all latex or water-based paints so that no waste remains except residuals attached to the container. Containers should be rinsed with water. The rinse water may be either reused or poured down the drain with great quantities of water. * Partially used latex or water based paints may be exchanged with friends and neighbors or can be donated to community groups like Habitat for Humanity. * Because of strict landfill standards, once the latex or water-based paint container is rinsed, it can be discarded with other residential waste. [4] Latex without these named ingredients Limestone- based (white- wash) paint [2]

Output: Toxic

Resource Guide on Houshold Hazardous Waste Management


Input: [0] Rust Proofing Coatings [1] Methylene chloride Toluene Petroleum distillates Xylene Some pigments [3] * Rust proofing coating wastes should be safely stored until a community household hazardous waste collection program is organized. * Partially used rust proofing coating may be exchanged with friends or neighbors or can be donated to community groups like Habitat for Humanity. * Empty rust proofing coating containers may be triple-rinsed according to the instructions on the labels. * Because of strict landfill standards, once the rust proofing coating container is rinsed, it can be discarded with other residential waste. [4] Unknown [2]

Output: Flammable Toxic

Resource Guide on Houshold Hazardous Waste Management


Input: [0] Stains and Varnishes [1] Mineral spirits Glycol ethers Ketones Xylene Toluene [3] * Stains and varnishes should be safely stored until a community household hazardous waste collection program is organized. * Partially used stains and varnishes may be exchanged with friends or neighbors or can be donated to community groups like Habitat for Humanity. * Empty stain and varnish containers may be triple-rinsed according to the instructions on the labels. * Because of strict landfill standards, once the stain and varnish container is rinsed, it can be discarded with other residential waste. [4] Latex or water- based finishes [2]

Output: Flammable Toxic

Resource Guide on Houshold Hazardous Waste Management


Input: [0] Thinners and Turpentine [1] Alcohol Ketones Acetone Turpentine Esters Petroleum distillates [3] * Keep contained in a tightly closed jar to allow contaminants to settle out. Strain paint thinner and turpentine through a fine mesh sieve; reuse the liquid. The concentrated contaminant should be stored and taken to a household hazardous waste collection station. [4] Use water in water- based paints [2]

Output: Flammable Toxic

Resource Guide on Houshold Hazardous Waste Management


Input: [Recipe] Cilantro chicken [Gimme Green] Flavourful and delicious chicken curry in cilantro. [Contributed by]

Output: Divya @ Divya's Culinary Journey


Input: [Recipe] Chicken Jalfrezi [Gimme Green] A colourful and delightful version of chicken curry with capsicum. [Contributed by]

Output: Resh @ Daily Cuppa


Input: [Recipe] Green Fish Fry [Gimme Green] Truly green – fish fry with cilantro, mint and green chilli marinade! [Contributed by]

Output: Faseela @ Good Food Ends With Good Talk


Input: [Recipe] Cilantro fish tikka [Gimme Green] Yummy tikka marinated with cilantro and green chilli paste. [Contributed by]

Output: Reshmi @ Noel Collections


Input: [Recipe] Green Sausage Masala [Gimme Green] Delicious and quick sausage in green masala. [Contributed by]

Output: Faseela @ Good Food Ends With Good Talk


Input: [Recipe] lazy cooks palak chicken [Gimme Green] Tasty chicken curry in spinach gravy. [Contributed by]

Output: Simran @ Lazy Cooks Kitchen


Input: [Recipe] Cilantro Chicken [Gimme Green] Yet another delectable version of chicken in cilantro gravy. [Contributed by]

Output: Asiya @ My Healthy Happy Kitchen


Input: [Recipe] Fish Corn-Palak [Gimme Green] Unique and healthy combo of fish with spinach and corn. [Contributed by]

Output: Sonali @ Only Fish Recipes


Input: [Recipe] Palak Lamb [Gimme Green] Exciting recipe of lamb in spinach gravy that will get you drooling! [Contributed by]

Output: Schmetterling Words


Input: [1] 13.25 [Vegetables] Buddha's Delight Fresh Chinese mixture of vegetables , stir fried in a brown sauce [4] 9.25 [Duck]

Output: Lichee Duck Roasted duckling, boned and crusted with the most succulent fruit of the Orient, the Lichee, and doused in our Sweet and Sour sauce


Input: [1] 17.95 [Vegetables] Snow Peapods Sauté Lightly stir-fried Snow Peapods in a brown sauce [4] 9.80 [Duck]

Output: Buddha's Pa Ya Roasted half duckling, boned and served atop a bed of Chinese vegetables


Input: [1] 15.50 [Vegetables] Bean Sprouts Sauté Fresh bean sprouts lightly stir fried with green onions in a special garlic sauce [4] 9.25 [Duck]

Output: Crispy Duck Half duckling marinated in special Chinese seasonings, steamed then fried crispy


Input: [1] 38.00 [Vegetables] Mu-Shu Vegetables Stir fried Chinese vegetables, served wrapped in thin Mandarin pancakes with plum sauce [4] 10.25 [Duck]

Output: Peking Duck Crispy Duck Shin from a slowly roasted duck, served wrapped in Mandarin pancakes with scallions and Hoisin sauce


Input: [Vegetables] Shaw Erh Tung Snow Peapods, black mushrooms, and bamboo shoots stir fried in a natural brown sauce [4] 10.95 [Duck]

Output: Pork


Input: [1] 11.25 [Vegetables] Bean Curd with Mushrooms Fresh bean curd sautéed with Snow Peapods and mushrooms in a brown sauce [4] 10.25 [Duck]

Output: Mu-Shu Pork Shredded pork stir fried with Chinese vegetables, served wrapped in thick Mandarin pancakes with plum sauce


Input: [1] 11.25 [Vegetables] Sesame Tofu Broccoli with Oyster sauce [4] 10.25 9.80 [Duck]

Output: Pork Chung King * Sliced pork stir fried with green peppers, baby corn and black mushrooms in a bold pepper sauce


Input: [1] 11.50 [Vegetables] Tofu with Mixed Vegetables [4] 10.25 [Duck]

Output: Mongolian Pork Shredded pork sautéed with scallions served in a natural sauce


Input: [1] 11.25 [Vegetables] Fried Rice [Duck]

Output: Yu-Hsian Pork * Shredded pork, baby corns, water chestnuts, and Chinese vegetables with a bold and spicy sauce


Input: [1] 11.25 [Vegetables] Mandarin Fried Rice Shrimp Fried Rice [4] 9.75 9.75 [Duck]

Output: Bean Curd Sze-Chuan Style * Special bean curd with minced pork


Input: [1] 11.25 [Vegetables] Pork Fried Rice Beef Fried Rice [4] 8.75 9.00 [Duck]

Output: Fried Bean Curd * Fresh bean curd lightly fried then sautéed with five flavored pork, mushrooms and Chinese vegetables in a spicy brown sauce


Input: [1] 11.25 11.25 [Vegetables] Chicken Fried Rice Vegetable Fried Rice [4] 9.00 9.00 [Duck]

Output: Sweet and Sour Pork Barbecued Pork with Snow Peapods


Input: [Vegetables] Fresh Noodles [Duck]

Output: Egg Foo Young


Input: [1] 13.50 [Vegetables] House Pan Fried Noodles [4] 14.25 [Duck]

Output: Mandarin Egg Foo Young


Input: [1] 13.50 [Vegetables] Mandarin Lo Mien [4] 10.50 [Duck]

Output: Shrimp Egg Foo Young


Input: [1] 12.25 [Vegetables] Shrimp Lo Mien [4] 10.50 [Duck]

Output: Barbecued Pork Egg Foo Young


Input: [1] 12.25 [Vegetables] Beef Lo Mien [4] 10.25 [Duck]

Output: Chicken Egg Foo Young


Input: [1] 11.75 [Vegetables] Chicken Lo Mien [4] 10.25 [Duck]

Output: Vegetable Egg Foo Young


Input: [0] Code [1] Module type [2] Module description [3] Module use [5] Est. cost [4]

Output: Notes


Input: [0] FC-01 [1] fuel cell [2] SOFC Solid Oxide Fuel Cell The primary or key Module [3] 5kW Electricity + 3kW heat @ 800-1000°C [5] $2,000 + $500± [4]

Output: Research & Development by USA Dept. of Energy; See Versa Power System and the leading candidate, Delphi. There is a newcomer too, RSOFC, as a hydrogen and oxygen generator. See "Why Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC) is Chosen" above


Input: [0] AP-01 [1] Algae Production for information algaevs.com is a commercial site [2] Under development for back year algae farming, harvesting, and biomass digestion [3] Biocrude, alcohol Diesel, CH4, H2 Potable Water Fertilizer [5] Custom design price Variable [4]

Output: Preliminary research and development: Best use would be as algae farms along sea shore , lakes, and unclean streams. However, an algae farm could be a home gardening project, too, see the list of sources involved with "green options".


Input: [0] SP-01 [1] Carbon Dioxide sequestering [2] under development as an artificial leaf [3] Conversion of Carbon Dioxide into CH4 and other types of Hydrocarbons [5] Custom design price Variable [4]

Output: Preliminary research and development: Ideal for situating near large CO2 sources for the making of Methane or other useful hydrocarbons.


Input: [0] BM-01 [1] Biomass Digestion [2] 1,500 Gal. 3 chamber gas tight plastic septic tank [3] CH4, CO2, alcohols [5] $1,500 + $500± [4]

Output: Old technology blended with the new: Septic tank with tailor made bacteria.The EPA with Agstar/Anaerobic Digestion


Input: [0] SE-01 [1] Stirling Engine [2] Free Double Piston Stirling Generator [3] Electric power generation [5] Custom design price Variable [4]

Output: Designed for NASA's space program; a Biogas powered Stirling Generator; youtube movie of a home made Stirling Generator.


Input: [0] SE-02 [1] Steam Engine [2] Steam Engine Generator [3] Electric power generation [5] To be determined [4]

Output: Design for a Steam Engine Generator.


Input: [0] SE-03 [1] Steam Engine [2] Steam Engine Generator [3] Electric power generation [5] Custom design price variable [4]

Output: To be designed Steam Engine Generator. A double acting free piston steam engine similar to the function of the Stirling Generator or the drive piston of a steam engine of an old locomotive.


Input: [0] HE-01 [1] Heat Exchanger [2] Capturing access Heat [3] Water heating Home heating Creature Comfort [5] Custom design price variable [4]

Output: To be designed similar to an automobile radiator


Input: [0] HE-02 [1] Heat Exchanger [2] Capturing access Heat [3] Water heating Home cooling Creature Comfort [5] Custom design price variable [4]

Output: A new low energy air conditioning system with the potential to slash energy requirements by 90%


Input: [0] SC-01 [1] Solar Cell [2] Photovoltaic [3] Electric Power Generation [5] Custom design price variable [4]

Output: Many types of PV Cells (Solar Cells) on the market and currently install on homes and businesses.


Input: [0] SC-02 [1] Solar Collector and/or Reflector [2] Sun Powered Heater [3] Home heating Water heating and Cooking [5] Custom design price variable [4]

Output: Many types of Solar Collectors on the market and currently installed on homes and businesses. An excellent source is Green Energy Solutions.


Input: [0] WT-01 [1] wind turbine [2] Many types of turbines horizontal axis and vertical axis. [3] Mechanical pump Electric Generator [5] Custom design price variable [4]

Output: Many types of Wind Turbines are available. A quick finds many Turbines available for home installation. An excellent source is Green Energy Solutions. For a list of


Input: Yeasts of Cryptococcus [Comments] India Ink preparation. [Sample]

Output: CSF


Input: Hyphae of dermatophyte or other filamentous fungi Yeasts of Candida [Comments] Different fungi not distinguishable. Cultures often negative, so microscopy only evidence of infection. [Sample]

Output: Hair, nails and skin scrapings


Input: Hyphae detectable in mucous is diagnostic of eosinophilic fungal rhinosinusitis [Comments] Mucus should be fixed and stained as for histopathology sections. Hyphae may be elusive. [Sample]

Output: Mucous from paranasal sinuses


Input: Hyphae, usually with sporulating heads typical of Aspergillus niger. [Comments] Occasionally mixed with Candida and yeast cells. [Sample]

Output: Ear debris/scraping


Input: Yeasts or filamentous fungi may be seen [Comments] Helpful early sign of mycotic keratitis, does not distinguish causative species [Sample]

Output: Corneal scraping for keratitis


Input: Hyphae of filamentous fungi Yeasts of Candida or other yeasts. Spherules of C. immitis [Comments] Some fungi highly distinctive including small yeasts without hyphae suggestive of C. glabrata, or non-septate hyphae of a Zygomycete. [Sample]

Output: Tissue aspiration or biopsy


Input: Yeasts of no significance Hyphae (without yeasts) consistent with disease Pneumocystis jirovecii [Comments] Hyphae usually septate and typical of Aspergillus, but if non-septate, then consider zygomycosis or mucormycosis. Imuunofluorescence superior for P. jirovecii [Sample]

Output: Respiratory fluids


Input: Intracellular yeasts typical of Histoplasma or rarely Penicillium [Comments] A feature of disseminated histoplasmosis and found in 40%. [Sample]

Output: Blood film or bone marrow


Input: Yeasts or rarely hyphae [Comments] Helpful in confirming Candida peritonitis [Sample]

Output: Peritoneal fluid


Input: Candida albicans (yeast and hyphae) or Candida glabrata [Comments] Key diagnostic test [Sample]

Output: Vaginal swab/smear


Input: May show hyphae with characteristics [Comments] Usually not definitive with respect to species [Sample]

Output: Mycetoma grain


Input: [0] Monday [1] Blueberry Streusel Muffin [2] Cherry Almond Scone [3] ORGANIC* Vegan Mango Muffin [5] Vegan Gluten Free Banana Muffin [6] Gluten Free Cherry Chocolate Chip Scone [4]

Output: Vegan Blueberry Scone

Wedge Community Co-op | Deli Menu - Muffin Scone


Input: [0] Tuesday [1] Blackberry Walnut Muffin [2] Mango Scone [3] ORGANIC* Vegan Strawberry Muffin [5] Vegan Gluten Free Raspberry Muffin [6] Gluten Free Peach Scone [4]

Output: Vegan Banana Pecan Scone

Wedge Community Co-op | Deli Menu - Muffin Scone


Input: [0] Wednesday [1] Peach Streusel Muffin [2] Strawberry Scone [3] ORGANIC* Vegan Banana Pecan Muffin [5] Vegan Gluten Free Lemon Blueberry Muffin [6] Gluten Free Raspberry Scone [4]

Output: Vegan Mango Scone

Wedge Community Co-op | Deli Menu - Muffin Scone


Input: [0] Thursday [1] Lemon Poppy Seed Muffin [2] Orange Chocolate Chip Scone [3] ORGANIC* Vegan Cherry Muffin [5] Vegan Gluten Free Peach Muffin [6] Gluten Free Cranberry Walnut Scone [4]

Output: Vegan Lemon Raspberry Scone

Wedge Community Co-op | Deli Menu - Muffin Scone


Input: [0] Friday [1] Morning Glory Muffin [2] Blackberry Scone [3] ORGANIC* Vegan Peach Muffin [5] Vegan Gluten Free Cherry Muffin [6] Gluten Free Orange Chocolate Chip Scone [4]

Output: Vegan Blueberry Scone

Wedge Community Co-op | Deli Menu - Muffin Scone


Input: [0] Saturday [1] Cherry Chocolate Chip Muffin [2] Honey Fig Scone [3] ORGANIC* Vegan Blueberry Muffin [5] Vegan Gluten Free Cranberry Walnut [6] Gluten Free Blackberry Scone [4]

Output: Vegan Peach Scone

Wedge Community Co-op | Deli Menu - Muffin Scone


Input: [0] Sunday [1] Orange Currant Muffin [2] Apple Coffeecake Scone [3] ORGANIC* Vegan Mixed Berry Muffin [5] Vegan Gluten Free Blackberry Muffin [6] Gluten Free Mango Scone [4]

Output: Vegan Fig Scone

Wedge Community Co-op | Deli Menu - Muffin Scone


Input: [FLAVOR] Bacon [DESCRIPTION]

Output: This truly did taste like bacon… just sweeter, and a bit gross. This was edible though not tasty.

Candy Addict » Candy Review: Bertie Bott’s Every Flavor Beans (just the gross ones)


Input: [FLAVOR] Black Pepper [DESCRIPTION]

Output: This too tasted just like its flavor – just like black pepper you would sprinkle on your food – only sweeter. In fact, the ingredient list includes black pepper.

Candy Addict » Candy Review: Bertie Bott’s Every Flavor Beans (just the gross ones)


Input: [FLAVOR] Booger [DESCRIPTION]

Output: I was expecting this to be thoroughly gross but instead it was rather tasteless as far as jellybeans go. I actually kept this one down and didn’t think this was too bad (but it wasn’t good). I’m not sure what that says about me.

Candy Addict » Candy Review: Bertie Bott’s Every Flavor Beans (just the gross ones)


Input: [FLAVOR] Dirt [DESCRIPTION]

Output: This one too tasted a lot like dirt. How I know what dirt tastes like, I’m not sure. This one too was edible, but not at all tasty. I did manage to keep it down.

Candy Addict » Candy Review: Bertie Bott’s Every Flavor Beans (just the gross ones)


Input: [FLAVOR] Earthworm [DESCRIPTION]

Output: I really wasn’t sure what this one would taste like, not ever having tried to eat an earthworm. I wasn’t surprised though when I had to spit it out after only a few chews. Wow – that was bad.

Candy Addict » Candy Review: Bertie Bott’s Every Flavor Beans (just the gross ones)


Input: [FLAVOR] Earwax [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Here’s another that I really had no idea what to expect. I figured it would be bad though. I was right. I gave it a couple chews and out it came. No way was I eating that one.

Candy Addict » Candy Review: Bertie Bott’s Every Flavor Beans (just the gross ones)


Input: [FLAVOR] Grass [DESCRIPTION]

Output: I didn’t actually get to try this one. There was only one in the box and my sister-in-law wanted to try it so I let her. She said it did taste a lot like grass and she was able to keep it in and not spit it out.

Candy Addict » Candy Review: Bertie Bott’s Every Flavor Beans (just the gross ones)


Input: [FLAVOR] Rotten Egg [DESCRIPTION]

Output: One of the worst smells you can think of, rotten egg is a smell everyone knows and hates. I was expecting this one to be bad, really bad. It was. I think I chewed it once or twice and I had to spit it out. It’s amazing the flavors they can “create”. Wow – I needed some water to get that taste out of my mouth.

Candy Addict » Candy Review: Bertie Bott’s Every Flavor Beans (just the gross ones)


Input: [FLAVOR] Sardine [DESCRIPTION]

Output: As I’ve said before, I don’t really like seafood, so I expected this one to be a spitter-outter and I was right. It was awful. It’s uncanny how much it tasted like seafood. YUCK.

Candy Addict » Candy Review: Bertie Bott’s Every Flavor Beans (just the gross ones)


Input: [FLAVOR] Soap [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Unfortunately(?), since the boxes are random and you are not guaranteed to get all flavors, I didn’t get any soap-flavored beans in my pack. It’s a shame too, I could have used some soap to wash out the other tastes.

Candy Addict » Candy Review: Bertie Bott’s Every Flavor Beans (just the gross ones)


Input: [FLAVOR] Vomit [DESCRIPTION]

Output: This was the one I was really dreading. I had read on the web somewhere about someone trying this and not being able to get the taste out of their mouth for two days. I fully expected to have to spit this one out, and it was bad, but not so bad I had to spit it out. It did taste like vomit (I can’t believe I’m writing that), it just wasn’t overwhelming enough to make me sick. I guess that’s a good thing.

Candy Addict » Candy Review: Bertie Bott’s Every Flavor Beans (just the gross ones)


Input: [Percentage of Body Weight] 65% [Usage] This element is obviously the most important element in the human body. Oxygen atoms are present in water, which is the compound most common in the body, and other compounds that make up tissues. It is also found in the blood and lungs due to respiration. [Element]

Output: Oxygen

Elements in the Human Body - The Free Information Society


Input: [Percentage of Body Weight] 18.6% [Usage] Carbon is found in every organic molecule in the body, as well as the waste product of respiration (carbon dioxide). It is typically ingested in food that is eaten. [Element]

Output: Carbon

Elements in the Human Body - The Free Information Society


Input: [Percentage of Body Weight] 9.7% [Usage] Hydrogen is found in all water molecules in the body as well as many other compounds making up the various tissues. [Element]

Output: Hydrogen

Elements in the Human Body - The Free Information Society


Input: [Percentage of Body Weight] 3.2% [Usage] Nitrogen is very common in proteins and organic compounds. It is also present in the lungs due to its abundance in the atmosphere. [Element]

Output: Nitrogen

Elements in the Human Body - The Free Information Society


Input: [Percentage of Body Weight] 1.8% [Usage] Calcium is a primary component of the skeletal system, including the teeth. It is also found in the nervous system, muscles, and the blood. [Element]

Output: Calcium

Elements in the Human Body - The Free Information Society


Input: [Percentage of Body Weight] 1.0% [Usage] This element is common in the bones and teeth, as well as nucleic acids. [Element]

Output: Phosphorus

Elements in the Human Body - The Free Information Society


Input: [Percentage of Body Weight] 0.4% [Usage] Potassium is found in the muscles, nerves, and certain tissues. [Element]

Output: Potassium

Elements in the Human Body - The Free Information Society


Input: [Percentage of Body Weight] 0.2% [Usage] Sodium is excreted in sweat, but is also found in muscles and nerves. [Element]

Output: Sodium

Elements in the Human Body - The Free Information Society


Input: [Percentage of Body Weight] 0.2% [Usage] Chlorine is present in the skin and facilitates water absorption by the cells. [Element]

Output: Chlorine

Elements in the Human Body - The Free Information Society


Input: [Percentage of Body Weight] 0.06% [Usage] Magnesium serves as a cofactor for various enzymes in the body. [Element]

Output: Magnesium

Elements in the Human Body - The Free Information Society


Input: [Percentage of Body Weight] 0.04% [Usage] Sulfur is present in many amino acids and proteins. [Element]

Output: Sulfur

Elements in the Human Body - The Free Information Society


Input: [Percentage of Body Weight] 0.007% [Usage] Iron is found mostly in the blood since it facilitates the transportation of oxygen. [Element]

Output: Iron

Elements in the Human Body - The Free Information Society


Input: [Percentage of Body Weight] 0.0002% [Usage] Iodine is found in certain hormones in the thyroid gland. [Element]

Output: Iodine

Elements in the Human Body - The Free Information Society


Input: [0] #1 [Interior] Clear Small inclusions [Exterior]

Output: All faces good Two clean tips Bright No chips or contacts


Input: [0] #2 [Interior] Mostly clear Small internal flaws [Exterior]

Output: Mostly bright At least 1 clean tip Small chip or contact


Input: [0] #3 [Interior] Somewhat cloudy Somewhat fissured [Exterior]

Output: Overall good shape Missing tip Some chip or contact Some matrix contact


Input: [0] #4 [Interior] Semi-opaque to opaque Discoloration Mostly fissured [Exterior]

Output: Irregular shape Missing tips Large contact or chip Other mineral attachments


Input: [0] #5 [Interior] Nearly opaque to opaque [Exterior]

Output: Major flaws


Input: [Interior] Also Available: Points and Pieces [Exterior]

Output: Points and Pieces


Input: [Day] Sunday [Lunch] Cajun Chicken Roasted Pork Loin Fried Chicken Whole Potatoes Fried Okra Green Beans Seasoned Cabbage Field Peas with Snaps Mustard Greens Rolls and Cornbread Peach Cobbler Banana Pudding [Dinner]

Output: Beef Tips & Gravy Grilled Turkey Sandwiches Mashed Potatoes French Fries Capri Blend Vegetables Collard Greens Rolls and Cornbread Peach Cobbler Banana Pudding


Input: [Day] Monday [Breakfast] Scrambled, Boiled, & Fried Eggs Plain & Cheese Grits Oatmeal Bacon Sausage Toast Bagels Biscuits & Gravy Fresh Bakeb Muffins Fresh Fruit Hash Browns Pancakes [Lunch] Fajita Chicken Peppers & Onions Spaghetti Casserole Fried Chicken Yellow Rice Fried Okra Italian Flat Beans Baken Spinach Ford Hook Limas Rolls and Cornbread Salad Bar Cheese Soup Chef Salad Cookies Key Lime Pie Red Velvet Cake [Dinner]

Output: Grilled Turkey & Cheese Slices Ham Fried Chicken Baked Sweet Potato Turnip Greens Petite Carrots Sauteed Squash & Onions Cookies Key Lime Pie Red Velvet Cake


Input: [Day] Tuesday [Breakfast] Scrambled, Boiled, & Fried Eggs Plain & Cheese Grits Oatmeal Bacon Sausage Toast Bagels Biscuits & Gravy Fresh Bakeb Muffins Fresh Fruit Tater Tots Waffles [Lunch] Fried Pork Chops Carved Roast Beef Baked Chicken Whipped Potatoes Broccoli & Cauliflower Blend Sweet Potato Balls Green Beans Pinto Beans Rolls and Cornbread Salad Bar Vegetable Soup Fruit Platter Cookies Pecan Pie Banana Pudding [Dinner]

Output: Pulled BBQ Chicken Sandwich Veal Parmesan Potato Salad Fried Okra Green Beans Cauliflower Cookies Pecan Pie Banana Pudding


Input: [Day] Wednesday [Breakfast] Scrambled, Boiled, & Fried Eggs Plain & Cheese Grits Oatmeal Bacon Sausage Toast Bagels Biscuits & Gravy Fresh Bakeb Muffins Fresh Fruit Hash Browns French Toast Sticks [Lunch] Lemon Baked Chicken Beef & Macaroni Casserole Philly Steak Sandwich Hash Brown Casserole Peas and Carrots Capri Blend Squash Casserole Steamed Rice Rolls and Cornbread Salad Bar Cream of Broccoli Soup Chicken Salad Cookies Chess Pie Strawberry Shortcake [Dinner]

Output: Polish Sausage with Onions Fried Pork Chops French Fries Rice Tomatoes & Okra Turnip Greens Cookies Chess Pie Strawberry Shortcake


Input: [Day] Thursday [Breakfast] Scrambled, Boiled, & Fried Eggs Plain & Cheese Grits Oatmeal Bacon Sausage Toast Bagels Biscuits & Gravy Fresh Bakeb Muffins Fresh Fruit Tater Tots Pancakes [Lunch] Baked Meatloaf Chicken & Dumplings Grilled Cheese Sandwich Macaroni & Cheese Cream Style Corn Broccoli Black Eyed Peas Baked Potato Rolls and Cornbread Salad Bar Chicken Gumbo Soup Turkey & Swiss Sub Cookies Sweet Potato Pie Coconut Cake [Dinner]

Output: Grilled Cheeseburger Fried Chicken Tenders Rice Pilaf Fried Okra Potato Wedges Italian Flat Beans Cookies Sweet Potato Pie Coconut Cake


Input: [Day] Friday [Breakfast] Scrambled, Boiled, & Fried Eggs Plain & Cheese Grits Oatmeal Bacon Sausage Toast Bagels Biscuits & Gravy Fresh Bakeb Muffins Fresh Fruit Hash Browns Waffles [Lunch] Taco Salad Bar Fried or Baked Fish Baked Pork Chop Baked Beans Sweet Potato Mustard Greens Corn on the Cob Cheese Grits Rolls and Cornbread Hushpuppies Cole Slaw Salad Bar Potato Soup Chicken Salad Cookies Lemon Meringue Pie Apple Cobbler [Dinner]

Output: Popcorn Shrimp Ham & Swiss Sub English Peas Mashed Potatoes Fried Squash Petite Carrots Cookies Lemon Meringue Pie Apple Cobbler


Input: [Day] Saturday [Lunch] Chicken Pan Pie Salisbury Steak Baked Potato Vegetable Casserole Whole Okra Stewed Tomatoes Steamed Rice Rolls and Cornbread Chocolate Creme Pie Angel Food Cake [Dinner]

Output: Pork Loin Fried Chicken Strips Buttered Peas & Carrots Whole Kernel Corn Mustard Greens Steak Fries Chocolate Creme Pie Angel Food Cake


Input: [External] Works by layering a weatherproof insulation (made from waste wood chipping formed into boards) to your outside walls, rendering in with cement or lime cladding with a protective finish over the top [Internal]

Output: Works by layering thick (9cm) readymade plaster boards over the walls inside your house, or rolls of insulation encased in wooden battens

Ecoclad ¦ Eco retro fitting insulation for residential and commercial properties


Input: [External] It's cheaper than internal and pays back within six years [Internal]

Output: Up to three times more expensive than external, but saves similar CO2 each year

Ecoclad ¦ Eco retro fitting insulation for residential and commercial properties


Input: [External] Requires professional installation and scaffolding [Internal]

Output: An experienced DIYer can install it themselves, but it's a major disruption to the house

Ecoclad ¦ Eco retro fitting insulation for residential and commercial properties


Input: [External] Your house will stick out from uninsulated houses nearby and planning permission may be required in some cases [Internal]

Output: Lose around 1% of internal space (more in small rooms) so best if your rooms are spacious

Ecoclad ¦ Eco retro fitting insulation for residential and commercial properties


Input: [External] Only suitable for flats if all of them are insulated and often only suitable in conservation areas if you use lime based cement [Internal]

Output: Outside walls can suffer because they are still exposed to bad weather but no longer being dried out by heat escaping from inside

Ecoclad ¦ Eco retro fitting insulation for residential and commercial properties


Input: [External] Most suitable when combined with house renovations such as renewing the cladding on your outside walls, otherwise it's very expensive [Internal]

Output: Will need to relocate plug sockets, radiators and fitted furniture

Ecoclad ¦ Eco retro fitting insulation for residential and commercial properties


26ed0c93_يسمبر___2012___التحاليل_الطبية__Obstructive

Input: [Hepatic] Increased [Hemolytic] Increased [Function Test] Total bilirubin [Obstructive]

Output: Increased

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26ed0c93_يسمبر___2012___التحاليل_الطبية__Obstructive

Input: [Hepatic] Increased [Hemolytic] Normal [Function Test] Conjugated bilirubin [Obstructive]

Output: Increased

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26ed0c93_يسمبر___2012___التحاليل_الطبية__Obstructive

Input: [Hepatic] Increased [Hemolytic] Increased [Function Test] Unconjugated bilirubin [Obstructive]

Output: Normal

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26ed0c93_يسمبر___2012___التحاليل_الطبية__Obstructive

Input: [Hepatic] Increased [Hemolytic] Increased [Function Test] Urobilinogen [Obstructive]

Output: Decreased

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26ed0c93_يسمبر___2012___التحاليل_الطبية__Obstructive

Input: [Hepatic] Dark [Hemolytic] Normal [Function Test] Urine Color [Obstructive]

Output: Dark

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26ed0c93_يسمبر___2012___التحاليل_الطبية__Obstructive

Input: [Hepatic] Pale [Hemolytic] Normal [Function Test] Stool Color [Obstructive]

Output: Pale

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26ed0c93_يسمبر___2012___التحاليل_الطبية__Obstructive

Input: [Hepatic] Increased [Hemolytic] Normal [Function Test] Ast& Alt [Obstructive]

Output: Increased

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26ed0c93_يسمبر___2012___التحاليل_الطبية__Obstructive

Input: [Hepatic] Present [Hemolytic] Absent [Function Test] Conjugated Bilirubin in Urine [Obstructive]

Output: Present

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26ed0c93_يسمبر___2012___التحاليل_الطبية__Obstructive

Input: [Hepatic] Present [Hemolytic] Present [Function Test] spleenomegaly [Obstructive]

Output: Absent

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Input: [Activity] Do not over water [Why]

Output: This keeps the amount of runoff to a minimum

OSEH: Stormwater - Improving Surface Water Quality at Home


Input: [Activity] Guide stormwater onto grass [Why]

Output: Allows the stormwater to filter into the ground

OSEH: Stormwater - Improving Surface Water Quality at Home


Input: [Activity] Install gravel trenches along driveway or patios (1 foot deep by 3 foot wide) [Why]

Output: This allows the stormwater to filter slowly into the ground

OSEH: Stormwater - Improving Surface Water Quality at Home


Input: [Activity] Use stones, wood decks, patios, or interlocking stones instead of pavement [Why]

Output: Unlike pavement, these items allow stormwater to seep into the ground, decreasing the amount of stormwater runoff

OSEH: Stormwater - Improving Surface Water Quality at Home


Input: [Activity] Sweep leaves away from storm drain openings, curbs, and paved areas [Why]

Output: This keeps the storm drains clear

OSEH: Stormwater - Improving Surface Water Quality at Home


Input: [Activity] Use a single pathway to the edge of the water for access [Why]

Output: This will keep the soil in place and prevent sediment from washing into the surface waters

OSEH: Stormwater - Improving Surface Water Quality at Home


Input: [Activity] Plant and protect vegetation on stream banks and areas nearby [Why]

Output: Vegetation prevents the soil from becoming loose and eroding into the surface waters

OSEH: Stormwater - Improving Surface Water Quality at Home


Input: [Activity] Clear away fallen trees and debris from natural waterways and stormwater drains [Why]

Output: Clear waterways and stormwater drains reduces the intensity of the stormwater runoff

OSEH: Stormwater - Improving Surface Water Quality at Home


Input: [Activity] Keep grazing animals and heavy loads away from the edge of the water [Why]

Output: Grazing animals eliminate the plants needed to keep the soil in place

OSEH: Stormwater - Improving Surface Water Quality at Home


Input: [Activity] Protect wetlands [Why]

Output: Wetlands slow down and store runoff, and also filter out pollutants

OSEH: Stormwater - Improving Surface Water Quality at Home


Input: [Hazard Class] H1.1 [Exposure] Protected from the weather [Hazard] Borers [End Users] Framing, interior linings & trim, now rarely used [Service Conditions]

Output: Always dry


Input: [Hazard Class] H1.2 [Exposure] Protected from the weather, above ground but possibility of exposure to moisture [Hazard] Borers and decay fungi [End Users] Structural timbers within the building envelope including wall, ceiling and floor framing and roof trusses [Service Conditions]

Output: Dry but possible exposure to moisture conducive to decay


Input: [Hazard Class] H3.1 [Exposure] Exposed to weather but out of ground contact [Hazard] Decay fungi and borers [End Users] Cladding, fascia and exterior joinery, usually used in a vertical plane. These uses require a paint coating. May also be used in structural timbers within the building envelope. [Service Conditions]

Output: Periodic wetting, out of ground contact


Input: [Hazard Class] H3.2 [Exposure] Exposed to weather but out of ground contact [Hazard] Decay fungi and borers [End Users] All H3.1 uses plus outdoor structural applications such as decking and pergolas and fence palings and pickets. H3.2 cladding of Radiata Pine may be used unpainted. [Service Conditions]

Output: Periodic wetting, out of ground contact


Input: [Hazard Class] H4 [Exposure] Exposed to weather in ground or fresh water contact [Hazard] Decay fungi and borers [End Users] Fence and agricultural posts and landscaping [Service Conditions]

Output: Ground contact and/or severe or continuous wetting


Input: [Hazard Class] H5 [Exposure] Exposed to weather in ground or fresh water contact [Hazard] Decay fungi and borers [End Users] House piles and poles, retaining walls, transmission poles [Service Conditions]

Output: Ground contact and/or severe or continuous wetting where uses are critical and a higher level of protection than H4 is required


Input: [Hazard Class] H6 [Exposure] Seawater or estuarine ground [Hazard] Marine borers and decay [End Users] Wharf & marine piles and timbers [Service Conditions]

Output: Salt water or estuarine immersion


Input: [Light - medium wind] 27-30 on Loos rig gauge ( on shroud ) [Heavy wind] 27-30 on Loos rig gauge [Rig component]

Output: Rig tension

Tuning Guide - Musto Performance Skiff - Ovington Boats


Input: [Light - medium wind] Showing 2 holes on length adjuster [Heavy wind] Showing 2 holes on length adjuster [Rig component]

Output: Spreader length

Tuning Guide - Musto Performance Skiff - Ovington Boats


Input: [Light - medium wind] 85-110mm from rear of mast to shroud line [Heavy wind] 85-110mm from rear of mast to shroud line [Rig component]

Output: Spreader angle

Tuning Guide - Musto Performance Skiff - Ovington Boats


Input: [Light - medium wind] 5th hole down on the aft row [Heavy wind] 7th hole on the aft row [Rig component]

Output: Rake

Tuning Guide - Musto Performance Skiff - Ovington Boats


Input: [Light - medium wind] 5th hole down on front row ( giving 10 on Loos gauge ) [Heavy wind] 5th hole down on front row ( giving 10 on Loos gauge ) [Rig component]

Output: Lowers

Tuning Guide - Musto Performance Skiff - Ovington Boats


Input: [Light - medium wind] 5th hole from the front [Heavy wind] 5th hole from the front [Rig component]

Output: Mast foot

Tuning Guide - Musto Performance Skiff - Ovington Boats


Input: [Part] C1L, C1R [Size/#] 15mm or axial [Value/Notes]

Output: These are the coupling caps. There is spacing for a 15mm box type cap (such as a Wima) but there are also extra pads to use other larger caps. Something in the 0.22uF to 0.47uF range is probably sufficient. If you want to use smaller values, you may need to increase the value of the R4's.


Input: [Part] C2L, C2R [Size/#] 10.5mm case, 5mm pin [Value/Notes]

Output: These are the tube's cathode bypass capacitors. You may be able to leave them out -- doing so increases plate resistance and distortion (mostly 2nd harmonic) and reduces gain, some people find it sounds better in some circuits -- otherwise they should be sized for a decent 3dB point. To determine this, you must consider what resistance the capacitor sees. Generally, you would consider the plate resistance of the tube + the plate load resistor, divided by the mu of the tube (plus 1) all in parallel with the cathode bias resistor. However, since the plate load of the tube is a CCS and is thus, for purposes here, infinite, the math becomes a lot easier. You only need to consider the cathode resistor. To know what that resistor will be, you will need to do a little math, but since we are planning to drop in the range of ~1V at between 1 and 3mA, the worst case is that the resistor will be in the 300R range. A 100uF cap would thus be sufficient. So, use a 220uF cap or larger and forget about it. The formula for figureing out what cap size to use for a given resistance is given here. These caps will only see a couple of volts, so large voltage caps are unnecessary. owever, they are directly in the signal path, so quality counts.


Input: [Part] C3L, C3R [Size/#] 5mm pins [Value/Notes]

Output: These are film bypasses for the cathode bypass caps. Only use them if you use C2's.


Input: [Part] C4L, C4R [Size/#] 10.5mm case, 5mm pins [Value/Notes]

Output: These are power supply decoupling caps for the tube section. The value is not critical -- 100uF to 220uF is fine, but use what you like. 35V or better is recommended. Unlike solid state circuits, putting huge caps here won't add bass.


Input: [Part] C5L, C5R [Size/#] 5mm pins [Value/Notes]

Output: Film decoupling caps for C4's. Totally unnecessary -- use them if you like.


Input: [Part] C6L, C6R, C6G, C7L, C7R, C7G [Size/#] 5mm pin spacing [Value/Notes]

Output: Decoupling caps for the buffers. use 0.1uF film caps, or ceramics are fine too.


Input: [Part] C9 [Size/#] 8mm case, 3.5mm pin [Value/Notes]

Output: Cap to stabilize the virtual ground splitter. 220uF is typical, a little larger or smaller is fine. 35V is a good idea here.


Input: [Part] C13, C14 [Size/#] 12mm case [Value/Notes]

Output: I seem to have skipped C8 on the schematic. These are the main PS decoupling caps. They should be big and at least 35V (technically they can be smaller in voltage, but if the rail splitter goes south, you'll be happy they are over spec'd). However, there are two considerations. One is that the case is only 12mm, so they can only be so big. The other is that they are right by a heatsink that is going to get hot, so 105 degree caps are a good idea. Panasonic makes a 1500uF/35V cap in the FM line that will fit this spot (though they also make one that won't, so check the datasheet.) Also, Nichicon part #647-UDW1V152MHD6 is the same.


Input: [Part] C10 [Size/#] 5mm pin [Value/Notes]

Output: Input cap for the heater Vreg. The data sheet says to use 0.33uF.


Input: [Part] C11 [Size/#] 5mm pin [Value/Notes]

Output: Output cap for the Vreg. The datasheet says to use 0.1uF here.


Input: [Part] C12 [Size/#] 1206 [Value/Notes]

Output: This spot connects the tube's internal shield to ground. Some people ignore this, some use a jumper, and some use a small ceramic cap. If you use a cap, 0.1uF ceramic is probably good. A jumper is fine too.


Input: [Part] U$1 [Size/#] Pot sized [Value/Notes]

Output: This is the pot that I forgot to rename. An Alps blue or Noble pot will fit as will a Panasonic EVJ. 50K is standard, but anything from 10K to 100K is probably fine.


Input: [Part] R1L, R1R [Size/#] 1/8W is fine [Value/Notes]

Output: These are the so-called grid leak resistors. However, in this design the pot already does that. These really offer a connection for the grid to ground in case something goes wrong with the pot. Should be 10X the pot value, so probably 500K is a good value.


Input: [Part] R2L, R2R [Size/#] 1/8W is okay [Value/Notes]

Output: These are the grid stoppers that help quell tube oscillations. They may or may not be necessary here. You can probably just jumper them, but if you use them, 100R to 470R is a good range. As high as 1K is fine if that's all you have. In an ideal world, you'd use a carbon film resistor or carbon comp here (AB, Riken) but metal film is fine too.


Input: [Part] R3L, R3R [Size/#] Bourns 3296W [Value/Notes]

Output: These are used to set the tube's bias. How to do this is explained elsewhere, but what I suggest is that you set the trimmer to about where you think it should be (by doing the math), then adjust from there. The Bourns 3296W series fits, I would think that 2K would be a decent value to try. Better to be too high here than too low as you can always adjust down.


Input: [Part] R4L, R4R [Size/#] 1/8W [Value/Notes]

Output: These resistors set the input impedance to the buffer stage. High is good -- something in the 100K to 500K range is probably good, and what you pick will influence your choice for C1L and C1R.


Input: [Part] R5L, R5R, R8L, R8R [Size/#] 1/8W [Value/Notes]

Output: 1K For R8 you might be able to use a ferrite instead.


Input: [Part] R7L, R7R, R7G [Size/#] 1/8W [Value/Notes]

Output: These are to set the bandwidth if you try to use BUF634's. However, since it is unlikely that BUF634's will work, these can probably be left out. If you use them, 100-220R or so.


Input: [Part] CCS1, CCS2 [Value/Notes]

Output: These are CRD's and set the current flowing through the tube and act as I/V converters. Somewhere between 1mA and 3mA is probably a good starting point, but feel free to experiment. The datasheet is unclear on operatig points for the tube, suggesting only 0.9mA at 6.3V on the plate. Since weare running with considerably higher voltage onthe plate, it is trial and error to find a good spot. However, it does suggest no more than 0.6W of dissipation from each plate. If that's too much of a limit, use a 6DJ8 instead. There is space for either the DO-35 or the TO-92 version. Also, you could use a resistor here. This will require a slightly higher B+ but might be a fun experiment. The suggested buffers can take +/-30V and the TLE2426 can take 40V (so they say) and you'll probably need to upspec the caps, but this will likely offer a tube-ier sound.


Input: [Part] BUF1, BUF2, BUF3 [Size/#] DIP-8 [Value/Notes]

Output: These are the output buffers. It is likely that the OPA551 is the best choice here, but try other single opamps or BUF634's to see if you can get the DC offset down. Don't forget the sockets.


Input: [Part] U$2 [Size/#] TO-92 [Value/Notes]

Output: Another part I forgot to rename -- a TLE2426 in the TO-92 package.


Input: [Part] VR1 [Size/#] TO-220 [Value/Notes]

Output: This is a voltage regulator for the heater. The heater actually wants 6.3V (though anything between 6.0 and 6.6V should be fine), but this is an uncommon Vreg voltage, so use a 6V. Any LM7806 in TO-220 is fine -- make sure it can deliver over 330mA.


Input: [Part] D1 [Size/#] DO-41 [Value/Notes]

Output: Reverse current protection diode. Some of these Vregs have this built-in, others don't. It's a $0.03 part, so worth including. A 1N4002 or better is fine.