Input: [Herb] Tarragon Artemisia Dracunculus [Serving Suggestions] Use with fish, clear soups, cream sauces, baked chicken and strong flavoured fish. [Description]

Output: Warming, spicy, slightly sweet flavour


Input: [Herb] Thyme Thymus Vulgaris [Serving Suggestions] Good with strong flavoured fish, beef, pork and egg dishes. Also good added boiled or steamed cabbage. [Description]

Output: Savoury-sweet flavour


Input: [SNO] 1 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Auto Night Lamp Using LED: Auto Night Lamp Using High Power LEDs is a circuit which turns ON the LED lights interfaced to it at night time and it turns OFF the lights automatically when it is day. It is a light sensing device as it uses a light dependent resistor. It is a very useful circuit especially when used in street lights which can be turned ON and OFF automatically.

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Input: [SNO] 2 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Anti Bag Snatching Alarm: This is a simple alarm circuit to thwart snatching of your valuables while travelling. The circuit kept in your bag or suitcase sounds a loud alarm, simulating a police horn, if someone attempts to snatch your bag or suitcase. This will draw the attention of other passengers and the burglar can be caught red handed. In the standby mode, the circuit is locked by a plug and socket arrangement (a mono plug with shorted leads plugged into the mono-jack socket of the unit). When the burglar tries to snatch the bag, the plug detaches from the unit’s socket and activates the alarm.

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Input: [SNO] 3 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Automatic Plant Watering System: This one of the most useful project in our real life. It helps us in watering plants automatically without any human interference. We may also call it as Automatic plant irrigation system. We know that people do not pour the water on to the plants in their gardens when they go to vacation or often forget to water plants. As a result, there is a chance to get the plants damaged. This project is an excellent solution for such kind of problems.

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Input: [SNO] 4 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Water Level Indicator: The Water Level Indicator employs a simple mechanism to detect and indicate the water level in an overhead tank or any other water container. The sensing is done by using a set of nine probes which are placed at nine different levels on the wall of the tank (with probe1 to probe8 placed in ascending order of height, common probe (i.e. a supply carrying probe) is placed at the base of the tank). The level 8 represents the “tank full” condition while level 1 represents the “tank empty” condition. It can be used in automatic ON and OFF of the motor depending on the water level. It can also be used as fuel level indicator in vehicles.

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Input: [SNO] 5 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: IR Remote Control Switch: By using this circuit, we can control any house hold appliance with the help of remote. Electronic appliances like television, radio, air conditioner etc. can be controlled. In this project, there are two parts: one is the transmitting section (remote) and the other is receiving section which is stable and connected to the appliance.

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Input: [SNO] 6 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Battery Charger Circuit Using SCR: Here is the circuit diagram of battery charger circuit using Silicon Controlled Rectifier. Using this circuit, we can automatically charge a battery when its charge is below a threshold and the circuit is disabled when the battery attains full charge. SCR is used in rectification circuits, inverter circuits, power control circuits, etc.

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Input: [SNO] 7 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Stun Gun Circuit: This Stun gun circuit produces high voltage and low current signal. It is mostly used as a weapon to stun or send shock waves to the target with the intention to weaken or paralyze it. It can be use in modern warfare, protection from intruders or animals.

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Input: [SNO] 8 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Digital Voltmeter Circuit using ICL7107: Here we designed an analog to digital converter to work as a Digital Voltmeter using a low power, three and half digit A/D converter IC L7107. It can be used to measure both AC and DC voltages in the range of 200 mV to 2 V with an interval of 0.001 V.

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Input: [SNO] 9 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Variable Power Supply and Charger: This is a circuit which helps to check or test your electronic projects at your workbench and also to charge the Mobile phone batteries. This circuit is also very useful during power cuts (blackouts) as it can also work as an emergency light.

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Input: [SNO] 10 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Voltage Doubler Circuit: This is another kind of circuit which helps to convert 12V DC to 24V DC. It can be used in appliances that require 24 V DC supply like radios, lights, automobile electronics, special purpose UPS etc.

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Input: [SNO] 11 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Celsius Scale Thermometer using AT89C51: This Celsius Scale Thermometer circuit is designed using AT89C51 (microcontroller) and LM35 (analog temperature sensor). This circuit works on analog to digital conversion principle. The temperature can be displayed using an LCD. It can be used at homes, mobile places like cars to keep a track of the temperature.

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Input: [SNO] 12 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Cell Phone Detector: This is a simple circuit which helps to detect the presence of an activated cell phone by detecting the signals in the frequency range of 0.9 to 3GHz. It helps in tracking mobile phones particularly in examination halls or important conferences. It can also be used to detect the mobile phones of spies or in case of unauthorized data transmission. The radius of this detector is 1.5 meters.

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Input: [SNO] 13 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Temperature Controlled DC Fan using Microcontroller: The main principle of the circuit is to switch ON the fan connected to DC motor when the temperature (measured through a temperature sensor) is greater than a threshold value. This can be used in home applications particularly in CPU to reduce heat by automatically switching ON the fan.

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Input: [SNO] 14 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Stress Meter: This stress monitor lets you assess your emotional pain. It can indicate three levels of stress: Relaxed, Moderate and High levels with the help of a series of LEDs (combination of green, yellow and red). If the stress is very high, it gives visual indication through the LED display along with a warning beep. The gadget is small enough to be worn around the wrist.

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Input: [SNO] 15 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Bidirectional Photoelectric System: Photoelectric detectors are usually unidirectional i.e. they are able to detect when someone enters a particular area but not when leaves it. On the contrary, a system able to detect movement in both directions could be useful to control shops, rooms etc. If installed in a shop it could allow knowing if all customers entering the premises have left them at the end of the day. Or, at home, it could be used to switch on the light (or any other electric device) when one enters the room and to switch off the electric device when he or she leaves it. Additionally it can be used to control the number of people as this circuit switches off the electrical device only after the last person leaves the area.

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Input: [SNO] 16 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Self-powered Fast Battery-Tester: This circuit runs a fast battery test without the need of power supply or expensive moving-coil voltmeters. It features two ranges depending on the position of the switch. In one position, the device can test 3V to 15V batteries and when the position of the switch is changed, only 1.5V batteries can be tested. A set of LEDs are used to indicate the charge of the battery (i.e. full, weak or empty).

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Input: [SNO] 17 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Low Cost FM Booster: Here is a low-cost circuit of an FM booster that can be used to listen to programs from distant FM stations clearly. The circuit comprises a common-emitter tuned RF preamplifier wired around VHF/UHF transistor 2SC2570. It boosts the FM reception by amplifying the weak FM signals.

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Input: [SNO] 18 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Self-Powered Door Bell Watcher: This very simple and self-powered device was conceived to allow a person to monitor if someone has rung his home door-bell when he was out. The circuit must be simply connected to the two door-bell-coil leads. An LED or a buzzer (or both) can be used to indicate the event (event is door-bell being pressed). It can store the event for a minimum of 15 days. It can be used for any mains supplied device like computer, television etc.

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Input: [SNO] 19 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Fridge door Alarm: This fridge door alarm is a light sensing circuit. It should be placed in the fridge (enclosed in a small box) near the lamp or close to the opening. When the door is opened, the light from the lamp or outside will fall on it and the buzzer goes off for a certain time and stops. This process repeats until the door is closed. This circuit is useful when the fridge door is not closed or it is kept open for a long time.

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Input: [SNO] 20 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Design of PM Generator for A Vertical Axis Wind Turbine: The use of wind power is increasing in today’s World where the usage of non-renewable fossil fuels is at its peaks. There are many systems that convert wind energy to electrical energy. A direct driven permanent magnet generator has been designed specifically for vertical axis wind turbine. The generator maintains high efficiency and has high torque capability for the entire operational regime.

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Input: [SNO] 21 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Energy Leak Detector: This circuit is primarily used to detect draughts around doors and windows which cause energy leaks. This circuit is essentially a temperature sensor and can be used where sensitive temperature detection is needed. It makes use of a comparator and detects the slight changes in temperature by comparing it to room temperature (ambient temperature). A couple of LED’s (RED and GREEN) are used to indicate the change in temperature whether it is above or below the room temperature.

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Input: [SNO] 22 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Infra-red Level Detector: This circuit is a level sensor or proximity sensor. It can be used to detect the level of a liquid in a tank without any contact. It operates by detecting the distance from the target by reflection of an infrared beam. The range of the device can be set from a few cm. to about 50 cm. by means of a trimmer. The range of the device is dependent on the infrared transmitting and receiving LED’s used and is mostly affected by the color of the reflecting surface. Surfaces with black color greatly lower the device's sensitivity.

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Input: [SNO] 23 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Power Grid Control through PC: This circuit is a level sensor or proximity sensor. It can be used to detect the level of a liquid in a tank without any contact. It operates by detecting the distance from the target by reflection of an infrared beam. The range of the device can be set from a few cm. to about 50 cm. by means of a trimmer. The range of the device is dependent on the infrared transmitting and receiving LED’s used and is mostly affected by the color of the reflecting surface. Surfaces with black color greatly lower the device's sensitivity.

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Input: [SNO] 24 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Power Management through Energy Harvesting Concept: Portable systems are generally battery operated. In order to operate the device for a longer duration, the energy from the battery must be efficiently used. An alternative, that can act as a supplement or a replacement to batteries is harvesting energy from environment. The efficient use of harvested energy is described.

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Input: [SNO] 25 [PROJECT NAME]

Output: Room Noise Detector: The room noise detector circuit can detect the intensity of noise in a room and signal through a series of flashing LED’s. Three threshold noise levels like 50dB, 70dB and 85dB are fixed. If the noise in the room exceeds a particular threshold, it is indicated with the help of LED’s. A miniature electret microphone is used to detect the noise.

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Input: [Generic name] Buserelin [Brand name] Suprecur [Form] Nasal spray [Dosage]

Output: Buserelin comes in a nasal spray pump. The recommended dosage is two sprays into each nostril every 8 hours (3 times a day).

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Input: [Generic name] Buserelin [Brand name] Suprefact injectable [Form] Daily injection [Dosage]

Output: Daily injections of buserelin start with a dosage of 200 micrograms, and increase up to a maximum of 500 micrograms. The final dose is the minimum needed to alleviate pain symptoms.

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Input: [Generic name] Goserelin [Brand name] Zoladex [Form] Monthly or three-monthly injection [Dosage]

Output: Goserelin is embedded in a small biodegradable implant about the size of a grain of rice. The implant is injected under the skin in the lower half of the abdomen once a month.

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Input: [Generic name] Leuprorelin, Leuprolide [Brand name] Lupron Depot [Form] Monthly injection [Dosage]

Output: Leuprorelin comes as a monthly or, three-monthly, injection that is injected under the skin of the abdomen or arm, or sometimes into the buttock or thigh muscles.

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Input: [Generic name] Leuprorelin, Leuprolide [Brand name] Prostap SR [Form] Monthly injection [Dosage]

Output: Leuprorelin comes as a monthly or, three-monthly, injection that is injected under the skin of the abdomen or arm, or sometimes into the buttock or thigh muscles.

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Input: [Generic name] Leuprorelin, Leuprolide [Brand name] Enantone [Form] Monthly injection [Dosage]

Output: Leuprorelin comes as a monthly or, three-monthly, injection that is injected under the skin of the abdomen or arm, or sometimes into the buttock or thigh muscles.

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Input: [Generic name] Leuprorelin, Leuprolide [Brand name] Lucrin Depot [Form] Monthly injection [Dosage]

Output: Leuprorelin comes as a monthly or, three-monthly, injection that is injected under the skin of the abdomen or arm, or sometimes into the buttock or thigh muscles.

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Input: [Generic name] Leuprorelin, Leuprolide [Brand name] Trenantone-Gyn [Form] Three-monthly injection [Dosage]

Output: Leuprorelin comes as a monthly or, three-monthly, injection that is injected under the skin of the abdomen or arm, or sometimes into the buttock or thigh muscles.

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Input: [Generic name] Naferelin [Brand name] Synarel [Form] Nasal Spray [Dosage]

Output: Nafarelin comes in a nasal spray pump. The recommended dosage is one spray of the pump into one nostril in the morning, and one spray into the other nostril in the evening every day. In a few women, the recommended dosage does not stop menstruation. If symptoms persist in these women, the dosage may be increased to one spray in both nostrils morning and night.

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Input: [Generic name] Naferelin [Brand name] Synarella [Form] Nasal Spray [Dosage]

Output: Nafarelin comes in a nasal spray pump. The recommended dosage is one spray of the pump into one nostril in the morning, and one spray into the other nostril in the evening every day. In a few women, the recommended dosage does not stop menstruation. If symptoms persist in these women, the dosage may be increased to one spray in both nostrils morning and night.

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Input: [Generic name] Triptorelin [Brand name] Decapeptyl SR [Form] Monthly and three-monthly injection [Dosage]

Output: Triptorelin comes as an injection that is injected under the skin or into the buttock muscle once a month or once every three months.

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Input: [Generic name] Triptorelin [Brand name] Gonapeptyl [Form] Monthly injection [Dosage]

Output: Triptorelin comes as an injection that is injected under the skin or into the buttock muscle once a month or once every three months.

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Input: [Electrode] V1 [Placement]

Output: 4th Intercostal space to the right of the sternum


Input: [Electrode] V2 [Placement]

Output: 4th Intercostal space to the left of the sternum


Input: [Electrode] V3 [Placement]

Output: Midway between V2 and V4


Input: [Electrode] V4 [Placement]

Output: 5th Intercostal space at the midclavicular line


Input: [Electrode] V5 [Placement]

Output: Anterior axillary line at the same level as V4


Input: [Electrode] V6 [Placement]

Output: Midaxillary line at the same level as V4 and V5


Input: [Electrode] RL [Placement]

Output: Anywhere above the ankle and below the torso


Input: [Electrode] RA [Placement]

Output: Anywhere between the shoulder and the elbow


Input: [Electrode] LL [Placement]

Output: Anywhere above the ankle and below the torso


Input: [Electrode] LA [Placement]

Output: Anywhere between the shoulder and the elbow


Input: [Demand Management] · No impacts to land use are expected. [Effluent End Use] · Potential discharge to poplar farm would convert land use at receiving site. · Irrigation of dry farm land could increase its property value. [Biosolids Management] · Composting of biosolids would require approximately 20 acres and could pose siting problems. [Element of the Environment]

Output: Land Use


Input: [Demand Management] · The volume of effluent discharged could be slightly reduced. [Effluent End Use] · Construction near waterbodies could generate increased runoff and sedimentation that could affect water quality. · No impacts to surface or groundwater quality expected because effluent would be treated and applied according to State of Washington standards. [Biosolids Management] · No impacts to water resources are expected. [Element of the Environment]

Output: Water Resources


Input: [Demand Management] · No impacts to Environmental Health are expected. [Effluent End Use] · No impacts to Environmental Health are expected because re-used effluent would be treated to Class C standards for poplar farm irrigation and Class A for all other uses. [Biosolids Management] · Biosolids can contain microorganisms, trace metals, and organic compounds. No impacts are expected because biosolids would be treated and applied in accordance with strict regulatory guidelines. [Element of the Environment]

Output: Environmental Health


Input: [Demand Management] · No impacts to plants and animals are expected. [Effluent End Use] · No adverse impacts to plants and animals are expected. · Created wetlands could provide new or enhanced habitat [Biosolids Management] · Application of biosolids generally enhances the growth and vigor of plants. · No impacts to wildlife are expected except where vegetation may be altered as a result of biosolids application. [Element of the Environment]

Output: Plants and Animals


Input: [Demand Management] · No impacts to Energy and Natural Resources are expected. [Effluent End Use] · Some effluent end use options have significant energy requirements for pumping. · Reverse osmosis for groundwater recharge, if included in the selected alternative, is a very high energy user. [Biosolids Management] · Some energy may be saved as a result of land application of biosolids because the use of chemical fertilizers that require large amounts of energy to produce would be reduced. · Transport of biosolids would consume energy in the form of vehicle fuel. [Element of the Environment]

Output: Energy and Natural Resources


Input: [Demand Management] · No impacts to air quality are expected. [Effluent End Use] · Construction of the conveyance system to transport reclaimed water would produce dust, asphalt fumes, and vehicle exhaust. [Biosolids Management] · Composting of biosolids produces significant odors requiring odor control measures. · Incineration of biosolids has the potential to create air quality pro-blems and would require air quality permits. [Element of the Environment]

Output: Air Quality


Input: [Demand Management] · No impacts to transportation are expected. [Effluent End Use] · Construction of the conveyance system would result in temporary disruption to traffic flow, and possibly detours that could increase volumes on other roadways during the construction period. [Biosolids Management] · Impacts to transportation would be limited to heavy trucks entering and exiting the treatment plant site to transport biosolids to application or disposal sites. [Element of the Environment]

Output: Transportation


Input: [0] Products that cause odour formation [1] asparagus [2] beer [4] broccoli [5] chocolate [6] eggs [7] some cheeses [8] garlic [9] brassica [10] fizzy drinks [11] melon [12] nuts and peanuts [13] pulses [14] leeks [15] plums [16] sharp spices and herbs [17] brussels sprouts [18] tea (for urostomies) [19] onion [20] fish [21] Vitamin B tablets [3]

Output: beans


Input: [0] Products that cause gas [1] beer [2] beans [4] broccoli [5] mushrooms [6] chinese & Indian dishes [7] eggs [8] peas [9] beaten egg whites [10] garlic [11] coffee [12] cumcumber [13] brassica [14] fizzy drinks [15] chewing gum [16] alcohol [17] melon [18] new potatoes [19] nuts and peanuts [20] immature fruit [21] paprika [22] pulses [23] leeks [24] radishes [25] sharp spices [26] soya bean products [27] brussels sprouts [28] onion [29] fresh bread [3]

Output: chocolates


Input: [0] Products that thicken stool [1] potatoes [2] apple sauce [4] rusks [5] bread [6] crackers [7] boiled milk [8] cheese [9] bacon cubes` [10] gingerbread [11] pasta [12] peanut butter [13] rice [14] salted items [15] yoghurt [3]

Output: bananas


Input: [0] Products that thin stool [1] aspartame/ sorbitol [2] beer [4] beans [5] broccoli [6] chocolate [7] fried food [8] spicy food [9] plums [10] raw vegetables [11] fresh fruit [12] fruit juice [3]

Output: leaf vegetables


Input: [0] Products that can cause blockage [1] almond paste [2] pineapple [4] asparagus [5] mushrooms [6] citrusfruits [7] peas (large) [8] grapes [9] dried fruit [10] coarse uncooked food [11] coconut [12] brassica [13] maize [14] nuts and peanuts’s [15] french fries [16] pulses [17] popcorn [18] purslane [19] leeks [20] rhubarb [21] rice [22] raisins [23] celery [24] bean-sprouts [25] tough and fibrous meat [26] carrot [27] seeds [28] sauer-kraut [3]

Output: apples


Input: [0] Salt-rich products [1] bread [2] crisps [4] cheese [5] soy sauce [6] chicken [7] pizza [8] soup/ broth [9] tomato juice [10] fish (e.g. herring) [11] salted meat [12] meat(e.g. ham &smoked meats [13] dairy products [3]

Output: egg


Input: [0] Potassium -rich products [1] Avocado [2] potatoes [4] crisps [5] fruits (eg bananas) [6] vegetables (e.g. spinach) [7] cucumber [8] milk products [9] nuts [10] legumes [11] tomatoes (juice/ puree) [12] fruit juice [13] sunflower seeds [3]

Output: cocoa


Input: [Issue / Feature] Ease of Use [Recommendation]

Output: Surround sound processors vary greatly in how easy they are to set up and how easy they are to use. If we will be installing and calibrating your surround sound processor, then ease of setup may not be a concern. If we will be installing a custom-programmed remote control system, then ease of use of the processor itself may be irrelevant because the control system we design will (we assure you) be very simple and clear to use. Otherwise, be sure to select a surround sound processor that makes daily operation simple.

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Input: [Issue / Feature] Digital Audio Quality [Recommendation]

Output: When listening to digital sources such as CD, DVD, or satellite TV, the audio performance of the digital-to-analog converters in your surround sound processor will be crucial to the overall sonic performance of your audio system. Remember that surround sound processors have 6 channels of D-to-A conversion; an equivalent level of performance in a surround sound processor is more expensive than in (say) a 2-channel external D-to-A converter.

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Input: [Issue / Feature] Analog Bypass [Recommendation]

Output: Will you be listening to high-quality stereo analog sources, such as phono, tape, or the analog outputs of an external CD source? Then you should look for a processor which offers an analog bypass mode, where all digital processing is avoided. This will maintain the purity of your analog signals.

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Input: [Issue / Feature] Music [Recommendation]

Output: If you will be listening to music through this system, then you may wish to judge the sonic performance of the surround sound processor just as critically as you would a stereo preamplifier. Listen carefully and we think that you'll find that some surround sound processors offer very high sonic performance indeed, whereas other fall short. Depending upon your situation, you may find that your requirements are best met by designing your system to bypassing the surround sound processor entirely for stereo listening. Please feel free to consult us for advise.

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Input: [Issue / Feature] Dolby Digital [Recommendation]

Output: You must have this for DVD or Satellite use. Our advise: don't even think about a surround sound processor that doesn't offer it.

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Input: [Issue / Feature] dts [Recommendation]

Output: An alternative digital encoding standard. There are dts audio discs available, as well as DVDs with dts soundtracks. Almost all DVD rentals (at least in New England) are Dolby Digital, not dts (unless the disc has both). dts has the potential to sound better than Dolby Digital, but this is only sometimes the case, depending upon the disc. Most of our clients consider dts nice to have.

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Input: [Issue / Feature] Video Switching [Recommendation]

Output: Many surround sound processors have the ability to switch your video inputs to follow the switching of the audio inputs. This is both a convenience and a method of expanding the number of video inputs. Some surround sound processors also offer on-screen displays of the surround sound processor functions, which may make setup and use easier. If you want to use video switching in your surround sound processor, be sure that it supports enough inputs of the type you have (composite, s-video, component, or RGBHV). For the highest performance, you may prefer a dedicated external video switcher.

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Input: [Appliance] Electric Drill 120% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 1.20

How to determine what generator size is needed.


Input: [Appliance] Microwave Oven 120% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 1.20

How to determine what generator size is needed.


Input: [Appliance] Electric Cutter 120% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 1.20

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Input: [Appliance] Electric Hammer 120% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 1.20

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Input: [Appliance] Box Nailer 130% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 1.30

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Input: [Appliance] Router 130% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 1.30

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Input: [Appliance] Central Air Conditioner 150% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 1.50

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Input: [Appliance] Swamp Cooler 170% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 1.70

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Input: [Appliance] Electric Range (oven) 200% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 2.00

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Input: [Appliance] Electric Sander (disc/belt) 200% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 2.00

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Input: [Appliance] Dish Washer (cool dry) 200% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 2.00

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Input: [Appliance] Toaster Oven 200% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 2.00

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Input: [Appliance] Well Pump 200% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 2.00

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Input: [Appliance] Mercury Lamp 250% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 2.50

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Input: [Appliance] Clothes Dryer (gas) 250% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 2.50

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Input: [Appliance] Furnace 250% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 2.50

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Input: [Appliance] Freezer 300% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 3.00

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Input: [Appliance] Drill Press 300% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 3.00

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Input: [Appliance] Sump Pump 300% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 3.00

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Input: [Appliance] Washing Machine 300% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 3.00

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Input: [Appliance] Deep Well Pump 350% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 3.50

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Input: [Appliance] Residential Under-Water Pump 350% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 3.50

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Input: [Appliance] Electric Tap 350% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 3.50

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Input: [Appliance] Regrigerator 350% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 3.50

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Input: [Appliance] Air Compressor 400% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 4.00

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Input: [Appliance] Recorder 500% Of Running Watts [How To Calculate]

Output: Multiply running watts by 5.00

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Input: [0] Flowers [1] cananga [2] catnip [3] chamomile (German) [4] chamomile (Roman) [5] clove [6] helichrysum [7] hops [8] jasmine [9] lavandin [10] lavender (spike) [12] neroli [13] oregano [14] peppermint [15] rose (Damask) [16] rose (Maroc) [17] spearmint [18] ylang-ylang [11]

Output: lavender (true)

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Input: [0] Other Flowers [1] jasmine [2] peppermint [3] neroli [4] rose [5] lavandin [6] chamomile (Roman) [7] lavender [8] spearmint [9] clove [10] rose [12] ylang-ylang [13] lavandin [14] lavender [15] jasmine [16] clove [17] lavandin [18] neroli [11]

Output: spearmint

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Input: [0] Leaves [1] citronella [2] eucalyptus (blue gum) [3] patchouli [4] tarragon [5] allspice [6] lemongrass [7] myrtle [8] birch [9] citronella [10] sage [12] patchouli [13] citronella [14] eucalyptus (blue gum) [15] palmarosa [16] patchouli [17] eucalyptus (blue gum) [18] birch [11]

Output: patchouli

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Input: [0] Leaves and Flowers [1] lemon balm [2] rosemary [3] marjoram [4] clary sage [5] rosemary [6] lemon balm [7] lemon balm [8] clary sage [9] thyme [10] rosemary [12] clary sage [13] rosemary [14] marjoram [15] lemon balm [16] clary sage [17] basil [18] lemon balm [11]

Output: clary sage

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Input: [0] Resins [1] labdanum [2] myrrh [3] benzoin [4] frankincense [5] � [6] labdanum [7] � [8] storax [9] storax [10] elemi [12] opopanax [13] � [14] benzoin [15] sandalwood [16] sandalwood [17] � [18] sandalwood [11]

Output: frankincense

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Input: [0] Seeds [1] cardamom [2] � [3] � [4] cumin [5] nutmeg [6] cardamom [7] nutmeg [8] coriander [9] � [10] caraway [12] coriander [13] � [14] dill [15] fennel (sweet) [16] fennel (sweet) [17] � [18] cardamom [11]

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Input: [Basil] Bay [Ocimum basilicum] Laurus nobilis

Output: Leaves in containers to present weevils. And on shelves to keep ants away Deters moths and silverfish from clothes and books. Grow near plants that are prone to caterpillar attacks

In pots and window boxes against Flies Companion for cabbage, tomato and beans –downy mildew. Basil oil on skin against mozzies Made into spray – aphids, woolly aphids, flies, fruit flies, leaf miners, mozzies, scale, spider mites, thrips, whitefly. Also caterpillars, earwigs, millipedes, pear and cherry slug, pumpkin and other beetles, slaters, spiders and weevils.


Input: [Basil] Calendula/Marigold [Ocimum basilicum] Calendula officinalis

Output: In vegie gardens will keep white fly away from tomatoes, beans and other vegetables Deter asparagus beetles Helps protect tender plants from aphids

In pots and window boxes against Flies Companion for cabbage, tomato and beans –downy mildew. Basil oil on skin against mozzies Made into spray – aphids, woolly aphids, flies, fruit flies, leaf miners, mozzies, scale, spider mites, thrips, whitefly. Also caterpillars, earwigs, millipedes, pear and cherry slug, pumpkin and other beetles, slaters, spiders and weevils.


Input: [Basil] Catmint [Ocimum basilicum] Nepeta cataria

Output: When planted around onions it will repel onion maggots Spray can be used as general insect repellent if other stronger sprays are not needed Catmint oil has been used to kill head lice Grown around vegie gardens and near houses to repel mice and rats

In pots and window boxes against Flies Companion for cabbage, tomato and beans –downy mildew. Basil oil on skin against mozzies Made into spray – aphids, woolly aphids, flies, fruit flies, leaf miners, mozzies, scale, spider mites, thrips, whitefly. Also caterpillars, earwigs, millipedes, pear and cherry slug, pumpkin and other beetles, slaters, spiders and weevils.


Input: [Basil] Chamomile [Ocimum basilicum] Chamaemelum nobile, Matricaria recutia

Output: Anti fungal spray Spray deters aphids, lessens the risk of botrytis, stops the spread of leaf spot on strawberry leaves, and stops rhubarb crown rot if sprayed in summer. Stops brown rot from spreading in fruit trees spray combined with garlic & Nettles makes an effective spray against thrips. Plant near brassicas to confuse white cabbage butterfly Generally keeps plants nearby healthy and is supposed to enhance their perfume.

In pots and window boxes against Flies Companion for cabbage, tomato and beans –downy mildew. Basil oil on skin against mozzies Made into spray – aphids, woolly aphids, flies, fruit flies, leaf miners, mozzies, scale, spider mites, thrips, whitefly. Also caterpillars, earwigs, millipedes, pear and cherry slug, pumpkin and other beetles, slaters, spiders and weevils.


Input: [Basil] Chilli [Ocimum basilicum] Capsicum sp.

Output: Peppers act as contact/stomach poison and it will kill smaller pests as well as repelling larger ones. To kill or deter ants mix equal parts borax and powdered chilli – spread in their path Group chilli on plants wet with dew will deter caterpillars a and grasshoppers, also temporary deterrent for rabbit and possum Useful against aphids, ants and caterpillars but it will burn very young plants so use carefully.

In pots and window boxes against Flies Companion for cabbage, tomato and beans –downy mildew. Basil oil on skin against mozzies Made into spray – aphids, woolly aphids, flies, fruit flies, leaf miners, mozzies, scale, spider mites, thrips, whitefly. Also caterpillars, earwigs, millipedes, pear and cherry slug, pumpkin and other beetles, slaters, spiders and weevils.


Input: [Basil] Chives [Ocimum basilicum] Allium schoenoprasum

Output: Grown around susceptible plants like roses will help to keep away some problem insects like aphids, borers and spider mites. Plant chives around the base of fruit trees to repel climbing insects and under apple and pear trees to prevent apple scab, black spot and curly leaf.

In pots and window boxes against Flies Companion for cabbage, tomato and beans –downy mildew. Basil oil on skin against mozzies Made into spray – aphids, woolly aphids, flies, fruit flies, leaf miners, mozzies, scale, spider mites, thrips, whitefly. Also caterpillars, earwigs, millipedes, pear and cherry slug, pumpkin and other beetles, slaters, spiders and weevils.


Input: [Basil] Eucalyptus [Ocimum basilicum] Eucalyptus spp., Corymbia spp.

Output: Oil- repellent, insecticidal and disinfectant Usually acts to deter pests from feeding Prinkle dust or fresh leaves on cockroach runways to repel them Paperbags sprinkled with eucalyptus oil and tied around fruit will protect them from fruit bats andpossums. Pure eucalyptus oilw ill kill aphids, scale, slaters and many other pests. Use the oil in cool weather only otherwise growth and flowers may burn Infused Oil (not essential oil) on skin can repel ants, & flies….never put PURE oil on skin. Might repel ticks and leeches. Comb dilute oil or dust through pets coat to repel fleas, flies and ticks. Add leaves to add to fire produce a pungent smoke which will repel mosquitoes.

In pots and window boxes against Flies Companion for cabbage, tomato and beans –downy mildew. Basil oil on skin against mozzies Made into spray – aphids, woolly aphids, flies, fruit flies, leaf miners, mozzies, scale, spider mites, thrips, whitefly. Also caterpillars, earwigs, millipedes, pear and cherry slug, pumpkin and other beetles, slaters, spiders and weevils.


Input: [Basil] Fennel [Ocimum basilicum] Foeniculum vulgare

Output: Leaves and seeds repel rather than kill Grown in the gardenw ill deter aphids Fennel flowers will attract predatory insects Plant near doorways and windows to repel flies and mozzies. Will repel fleas if placed close to pet’s kennel Rub fresh leaves through pet coat or add fennel infusion to washing water to repel fleas.

In pots and window boxes against Flies Companion for cabbage, tomato and beans –downy mildew. Basil oil on skin against mozzies Made into spray – aphids, woolly aphids, flies, fruit flies, leaf miners, mozzies, scale, spider mites, thrips, whitefly. Also caterpillars, earwigs, millipedes, pear and cherry slug, pumpkin and other beetles, slaters, spiders and weevils.


Input: [Basil] Garlic [Ocimum basilicum] Allium sativum

Output: Spray will kill aphids, bean fly, stink and horned bugs, crickets, grasshoppers, locusts, red spider mites, sawfly larvae, scale, snails, thrips and wireworms. Also deadly for caterpillars – particularly cabbage moth and butterfly caterpillar) Used to prevent blight in potatoes Important companion plant- repels both airborne and soilborne pests Garlic plants deter leaf-eating beetles, spider mites and fruit flies, and the smell of garlic confuses carrot fly and white cabbage moths. Grown carrots and brassicas in rows interspersed with garlic, onions and chives. Planted around the base of peach & nectarine trees will lessen curly leaf infection and stops rabbits chewing bark. Planted among raspberries protects them from grubs Garlic bulbs dropped in termite mounds causes termites to move out and dried cloves of garlic keep weevils out of food. Feed garlic to pets to repel fleas Eat lots of garlic to stop mozzies biting

In pots and window boxes against Flies Companion for cabbage, tomato and beans –downy mildew. Basil oil on skin against mozzies Made into spray – aphids, woolly aphids, flies, fruit flies, leaf miners, mozzies, scale, spider mites, thrips, whitefly. Also caterpillars, earwigs, millipedes, pear and cherry slug, pumpkin and other beetles, slaters, spiders and weevils.


Input: [Basil] Lavender [Ocimum basilicum] Lavandula augustifolia

Output: Planted in the garden it protects nearby plants from insect attack A headge around the vegie patch will protect from whitefly Around inion patches protects from onion maggots Lavender hedge will stop rabbits from invading Bushes under fruit trees may deter codling moth around native tress repel moths whose larvae are borers Will inhibit ants if planted around walls of your house. Moth and silverfish repellent in the home

In pots and window boxes against Flies Companion for cabbage, tomato and beans –downy mildew. Basil oil on skin against mozzies Made into spray – aphids, woolly aphids, flies, fruit flies, leaf miners, mozzies, scale, spider mites, thrips, whitefly. Also caterpillars, earwigs, millipedes, pear and cherry slug, pumpkin and other beetles, slaters, spiders and weevils.


Input: [Basil] Rosemary [Ocimum basilicum] Rosmarinus officinalis

Output: Planted near carrots deters fly Confuses cabbage moths Plants will also repel aphids, woolly aophids. Plant a row of rosemary around a vegie patch as a general pest repellent

In pots and window boxes against Flies Companion for cabbage, tomato and beans –downy mildew. Basil oil on skin against mozzies Made into spray – aphids, woolly aphids, flies, fruit flies, leaf miners, mozzies, scale, spider mites, thrips, whitefly. Also caterpillars, earwigs, millipedes, pear and cherry slug, pumpkin and other beetles, slaters, spiders and weevils.


Input: [Basil] Rue [Ocimum basilicum] Ruta graveolens

Output: Repels ants and harlequin bugs Repels flies Strategically placed will deter cats and dogd marking territory.

In pots and window boxes against Flies Companion for cabbage, tomato and beans –downy mildew. Basil oil on skin against mozzies Made into spray – aphids, woolly aphids, flies, fruit flies, leaf miners, mozzies, scale, spider mites, thrips, whitefly. Also caterpillars, earwigs, millipedes, pear and cherry slug, pumpkin and other beetles, slaters, spiders and weevils.


Input: [Basil] Santolina [Ocimum basilicum] Santolina spp.

Output: Extremely useful moth repellent

In pots and window boxes against Flies Companion for cabbage, tomato and beans –downy mildew. Basil oil on skin against mozzies Made into spray – aphids, woolly aphids, flies, fruit flies, leaf miners, mozzies, scale, spider mites, thrips, whitefly. Also caterpillars, earwigs, millipedes, pear and cherry slug, pumpkin and other beetles, slaters, spiders and weevils.


Input: [Basil] Southernwood [Ocimum basilicum] Artemisia abrotanum

Output: Repels aphids, bean fly, whitefly, fruit fly, fleas, Keeps fleas off pets

In pots and window boxes against Flies Companion for cabbage, tomato and beans –downy mildew. Basil oil on skin against mozzies Made into spray – aphids, woolly aphids, flies, fruit flies, leaf miners, mozzies, scale, spider mites, thrips, whitefly. Also caterpillars, earwigs, millipedes, pear and cherry slug, pumpkin and other beetles, slaters, spiders and weevils.


Input: [Basil] Tansy [Ocimum basilicum] Tanacetum vulgare

Output: As southernwood and rue

In pots and window boxes against Flies Companion for cabbage, tomato and beans –downy mildew. Basil oil on skin against mozzies Made into spray – aphids, woolly aphids, flies, fruit flies, leaf miners, mozzies, scale, spider mites, thrips, whitefly. Also caterpillars, earwigs, millipedes, pear and cherry slug, pumpkin and other beetles, slaters, spiders and weevils.


Input: [Basil] Wormwood [Ocimum basilicum] Artemesia absinthum

Output: As tansy

In pots and window boxes against Flies Companion for cabbage, tomato and beans –downy mildew. Basil oil on skin against mozzies Made into spray – aphids, woolly aphids, flies, fruit flies, leaf miners, mozzies, scale, spider mites, thrips, whitefly. Also caterpillars, earwigs, millipedes, pear and cherry slug, pumpkin and other beetles, slaters, spiders and weevils.


Input: [Name of procedure] Arthroscopy [Name of tool] Arthroscope Inserted through a small incision over the area to be viewed [Area or organ viewed]

Output: Joints


Input: [Name of procedure] Bronchoscopy [Name of tool] Bronchoscope Inserted through the mouth [Area or organ viewed]

Output: Trachea and bronchi of the lungs


Input: [Name of procedure] Colonoscopy [Name of tool] Colonoscope Inserted through the anus [Area or organ viewed]

Output: Entire length of the colon and large intestine


Input: [Name of procedure] Colposcopy [Name of tool] Colposcope A speculum is inserted into the vagina. The colposcope is placed at the opening of the vagina but does not enter. [Area or organ viewed]

Output: Vagina and cervix


Input: [Name of procedure] Cystoscopy [Name of tool] Cystoscope Inserted through the urethra [Area or organ viewed]

Output: Inside of the bladder


Input: [Name of procedure] Esophagoscopy [Name of tool] Esophagoscope Inserted through the mouth [Area or organ viewed]

Output: Esophagus


Input: [Name of procedure] Gastroscopy [Name of tool] Gastroscope Inserted through the mouth [Area or organ viewed]

Output: Stomach and duodenum (beginning of the small intestine)


Input: [Name of procedure] Laparoscopy [Name of tool] Laparoscope Inserted through a small, surgical opening in the abdomen [Area or organ viewed]

Output: Stomach, liver, or other abdominal organ, including female reproductive organs (uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes)


Input: [Name of procedure] Laryngoscopy [Name of tool] Laryngoscope Inserted through the mouth [Area or organ viewed]

Output: Larynx (voice box)


Input: [Name of procedure] Neuroendoscopy [Name of tool] Neuroendoscope Inserted through a small incision in the skull near the area to be viewed [Area or organ viewed]

Output: Areas of the brain


Input: [Name of procedure] Proctoscopy [Name of tool] Proctoscope Inserted through the anus [Area or organ viewed]

Output: Rectum and sigmoid colon


Input: [Name of procedure] Sigmoidoscopy [Name of tool] Sigmoidoscope Inserted through the anus [Area or organ viewed]

Output: Sigmoid colon (bottom part of the colon)


Input: [Name of procedure] Thoracoscopy [Name of tool] Thoracoscope Inserted through a small surgical opening in chest [Area or organ viewed]

Output: Pleura covering the lungs and structures covering the heart


Input: Fatigue (mild to severe) [1] Fever [2]

Output: Nausea

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Input: Loss of appetite (anorexia) [1] Vomiting [2]

Output: Frequent urination

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Input: Jaundice [1] Indigestion [2]

Output: Headaches

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Input: Muscle or joint pain [1] Abdominal pain [2]

Output: Abdominal bloating

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Input: Depression [1] Mood swings [2]

Output: Cognitive dysfunction

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Input: Lack of concentration [1] Mental confusion [2]

Output: Dizziness

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Input: [Change of State] solid → liquid [Name] melting or fusion [ΔH =] Latent Heat of Fusion [ΔH sign] + [Energy is]

Output: absorbed


Input: [Change of State] liquid → solid [Name] solidification or freezing [ΔH =] -Latent Heat of Fusion [ΔH sign] - [Energy is]

Output: released


Input: [Change of State] liquid → gas [Name] vaporization or boiling or evaporation [ΔH =] Latent Heat of Vaporization [ΔH sign] + [Energy is]

Output: absorbed


Input: [Change of State] gas → liquid [Name] condensation or liquefaction [ΔH =] -Latent Heat of Vaporization [ΔH sign] - [Energy is]

Output: released


Input: [Change of State] solid → gas [Name] sublimation [ΔH =] Latent Heat of Sublimation [ΔH sign] + [Energy is]

Output: absorbed


Input: [Change of State] gas → solid [Name] condensation [ΔH =] -Latent Heat of Sublimation [ΔH sign] - [Energy is]

Output: released


Input: [Year] 2011 [Drinking] Keep [Rating] 10 [Notes]

Output: The weather conditions throughout the whole growing season have been described as perfect. The 2011 vintage is being lined up to be amongst the greats.


Input: [Year] 2009 [Drinking] Keep [Rating] 8 [Notes]

Output: The very hot Summer lead to a split declaration where vineyards on higher ground and with better drought tolerance tended to produce better although low yielding fruit. This vintage is being compared with 2003.


Input: [Year] 2008 [Drinking] Keep [Rating] 6 [Notes]

Output: A cold Winter meant lower than usual yields. Not widely declared, but Noval and the single quintas produced good wines.


Input: [Year] 2007 [Drinking] Keep [Rating] 10 [Notes]

Output: Stunning wines from an exceptional year. General declaration. Excellent long term potential.


Input: [Year] 2003 [Drinking] Keep [Rating] 8 [Notes]

Output: These wines have traditional tannin based tones with rich fruit flavours. General declaration.


Input: [Year] 2000 [Drinking] Keep [Rating] 10 [Notes]

Output: Volumes were low in 2000 although it is now considered a classic year; the wines are rich and strong.


Input: [Year] 1997 [Drinking] Keep [Rating] 9 [Notes]

Output: Full bodied and well balanced. General declaration.


Input: [Year] 1994 [Drinking] Keep [Rating] 10 [Notes]

Output: A highlight from the 20th century. Outstanding port with exceptional ripe fruit structure and full flavour. General declaration.


Input: [Year] 1992 [Drinking] Keep [Rating] 8 [Notes]

Output: Concentrated wines. Few declared but those that did have produced excellent examples.


Input: [Year] 1991 [Drinking] Keep [Rating] 8 [Notes]

Output: A small yield this year but of very good quality. Declared by most port houses.


Input: [Year] 1985 [Drinking] Drink/Keep [Rating] 6 [Notes]

Output: A classic Vintage Port; the wines are rich and strong. General declaration. Some tastings from top tier producers in 2014 were not quite as good as expected perhaps revealing the longevity.


Input: [Year] 1983 [Drinking] Drink/Keep [Rating] 7 [Notes]

Output: An exceptional year with wonderfully powerful wines. However the 1977 and 1985 vintages appealed more so 1983 is a good value Port. Declared by most houses.


Input: [Year] 1982 [Drinking] Drink [Rating] 6 [Notes]

Output: A softer wine maturing well. Easy drinking port.


Input: [Year] 1980 [Drinking] Drink/Keep [Rating] 7 [Notes]

Output: Good wines but similar to 1983 is great value at auction. General declaration.


Input: [Year] 1977 [Drinking] Drink/Keep [Rating] 9 [Notes]

Output: Declared by the major houses. An excellent vintage with a long finish and complex structure.


Input: [Year] 1975 [Drinking] Drink [Rating] 6 [Notes]

Output: A smooth and light wine and very quaffable. General declaration.


Input: [Year] 1970 [Drinking] Drink/Keep [Rating] 9 [Notes]

Output: A superb port declared by the major houses. Excellent balance, structure and finish. A very fine port drinking well.


Input: [Year] 1967 [Drinking] Drink [Rating] 4 [Notes]

Output: Minor declaration. Wines fading.


Input: [Year] 1966 [Drinking] Drink/Keep [Rating] 10 [Notes]

Output: An exceptional Vintage Port and good value in view of the quality.


Input: [Year] 1963 [Drinking] Drink [Rating] 10 [Notes]

Output: A very fine port. Declared by the major houses.


Input: [Year] 1960 [Drinking] Drink [Rating] 5 [Notes]

Output: An elegant Port with a slightly sweet foundation. Declared by the major houses.


Input: [Year] 1958 [Drinking] Drink [Rating] 7 [Notes]

Output: Fragrant and light ports. Declared by some houses.


Input: [Year] 1955 [Drinking] Drink/Keep [Rating] 6 [Notes]

Output: An exceptional Vintage Port with amazing aging potential. Still considered as drinking well now or having considerable further cellaring. Declared by most houses.


Input: [Year] 1950 [Drinking] Drink [Rating] 6 [Notes]

Output: An elegant and light vintage. Declared by some houses.


Input: [Year] 1948 [Drinking] Drink/Keep [Rating] 10 [Notes]

Output: Excellent and fine ports but now tricky to find. Declared by some houses.


Input: [Year] 1947 [Drinking] Drink [Rating] 6 [Notes]

Output: Good quality port declared by a small number of houses.


Input: [Year] 1945 [Drinking] Drink/Keep [Rating] 8 [Notes]

Output: A superb year declared by the major houses.


Input: [Year] 1935 [Drinking] Drink [Rating] 8 [Notes]

Output: A high tannin port with rich fruit, this is a classic Vintage Port. Declared by the major houses.


Input: [Year] 1934 [Drinking] Drink [Rating] 6 [Notes]

Output: An excellent vintage; a strong wine with excellent foundations. Declared by some of the major houses.


Input: [Year] 1927 [Drinking] Drink [Rating] 10 [Notes]

Output: The finest Vintage Port. If you have the opportunity to drink this it will be a very special moment.


Input: [Year] 1924 [Drinking] Drink [Rating] 7 [Notes]

Output: A low volume year that produced an excellent vintage. Declared by the major houses.


Input: [Year] 1920 [Drinking] Drink [Rating] 4 [Notes]

Output: General declaration.


Input: [Year] 1912 [Drinking] Drink [Rating] 10 [Notes]

Output: An excellent Vintage Port, perhaps second to 1927 in the 20th Century. Declared by most major houses.


Input: [Year] 1904 [Drinking] Drink [Rating] 6 [Notes]

Output: A classic port, has lightened significantly but remains balanced and light. Declared by most major houses.


Input: [Year] 1900 [Drinking] Drink [Rating] 6 [Notes]

Output: An excellent Vintage port, the wine is now very light. Declared by most major houses.


Input: Greater engine efficiency, long engine life and long oil life [Features]

Output: Superior soot-viscosity control

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Input: Reduced low temperature sludge build-up and high temperature deposits [Features]

Output: Outstanding thermal and oxidative stability

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Input: Lower oil costs due to less make-up oil during operation [Features]

Output: Excellent oil consumption control

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Input: Improved corrosion protection and extended drain intervals for both new and old engines using either low (500ppm) or ultra-low (15ppm) sulfur diesel fuel [Features]

Output: Outstanding TBN reserves

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Input: Maintains viscosity in severe, high temperature service for greater wear protection and long engine life [Features]

Output: Stay-in-grade shear stability

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Input: Faster oil flow and reduced wear during engine start-up in low temperatures [Features]

Output: Excellent low temperature pumpability

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Input: Long life of critical wear surfaces [Features]

Output: Superb resistance to corrosive and abrasive wear

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Input: Long gasket, seal, and aftertreatment (DPF and DOC) life [Features]

Output: Component compatibility

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Input: One engine oil for mixed fleet operations [Features]

Output: Meets demanding specifications of key OEMs and latest API gasoline service category

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Input: [Category] VEGETABLES [Notes] Avocado and potatoes are great source of tyrosine – hypothyroidism has been linked to low levels of this amino acid.Artichokes double up as a powerful liver detoxifier. Sea vegatables are rich in iodine too – you can try kelp, kombu, wakame, arame and dulse. [Foods to Eat]

Output: AlfalfaArtichokes Avocado Beets Bell Peppers Carrots Celery Cucumber Leeks Mushrooms Okra Peppers Potatoes Sea Vegetables Squash Pumpkin Tomatoes Zucchini


Input: [Category] BEANS [Notes] Beans are a rich in Iodine. They are also a good source of fiber, which is helpful as many people with hypothyroidism also suffer from constipation. [Foods to Eat]

Output: Azuki BeansBlack Beans Lima Beans Mung Beans Navy Beans Pinto Beans Red Kidney Beans Split Peas


Input: [Category] HERBS [Notes] Some of these herbs are brilliant for warming you up and raising your metabolism – try black pepper, chilies, garlic, ginger, cinnamon and tumeric.Cilantro will help detox metals out of your system, especially mercury, a proven toxin for the thyroid gland. [Foods to Eat]

Output: Black PepperChilies Garlic Ginger Cinnamon Tumeric Peppermint Cilantro Parsley Rosemary


Input: [Category] FRUITS [Notes] Cranberries are a great source of iodine. A half a cup contains 400mcg of iodine. I recommend buying fresh or frozen cranberries and adding them to smoothies. Supermarket cranberry juice usually either contains a lot of sugar or unhealthy sweeteners.Prunes and dates are useful but only in small quantities. [Foods to Eat]

Output: ApplesApricots Bananas Blueberries Blackberries Cherries Cranberries Dates Grapefruit Kiwi Papaya Pineapple Prunes Raspberries


Input: [Category] GRAINS [Notes] Although buckwheat is technically a fruit, buckwheat products are very nutritious.You can find all these products in various flours, pastas, cereals and crackers. [Foods to Eat]

Output: AmaranthQuinoa Buckwheat Brown Rice Wild Rice


Input: [Category] OILS [Notes] Coconut oil has a naturally stimulating effect on the thyroid gland. [Foods to Eat]

Output: Coconut OilOlive Oil Raw Butter


Input: [Category] NUTS [Notes] Brazil nuts are very high in selenium, which is needed to convert the thyroid hormone T4 to T3. Be sure to only eat 1 or 2 though, any more is too much! Only a little selenium is necessary for the thyroid to function properly. [Foods to Eat]

Output: Brazil NutsMacadamia Nuts Hazelnuts Coconut Meat


Input: [Category] FISH [Notes] Sadly the global fish supply is poisoned with PCBS and mercury, substances that poison your thyroid and the rest of your body, so it is recommended to cut down your seafood consumption. Limit your fish dishes to a maximum of one serving a week.Try taking an Omega-3 supplement – deficiencies of this fatty acid have been linked to lower thyroid hormone levels. [Foods to Eat]

Output: SardinesRed salmon


Input: [Category] ANIMAL PRODUCTS [Notes] Without adequate protein the thyroid can’t function properly, even if you are taking suitable thyroid medication.Be sure you get organic free range eggs. Chicken and turkey contain tyrosine, an important amino acid that combines with iodine to make the thyroid gland function properly. Commercial meat is packed with antibiotics which are disruptive to the thyroid gland – all meat consumed should be organic if possible. Processed meats, like lunch meat, bacon and spam, are loaded with dextrose, nitrates, sulphates and sugars. Smoked or vacuum packed meats are also best avoided. [Foods to Eat]

Output: ChickenTurkey Beef Lamb Eggs


Input: [RPO Code] D84 [Description]

Output: Custom 2-tone paint Production white exterior with a black roof bow

Corvette Action Center | Model Center | C4 | 1988 | 1988 35th Anniversary Corvette


Input: [RPO Code] B57 [Description]

Output: External Ornamentation - Deluxe White door handles White "CORVETTE" emblem on rear facia White body side moldings White painted wheels and center cap Bright outline and white flag on wheel center cap logo Bright outline and white flag on hood and fuel door logo 35th Anniversary badges on the LH and RH front fenders.

Corvette Action Center | Model Center | C4 | 1988 | 1988 35th Anniversary Corvette


Input: [RPO Code] B18 [Description]

Output: Interior Ornamentation White leather seat trim 35th anniversary badge emboridered on seat White steering wheel leather, rim and center Argent outline and white flag on steering wheel logo White console lid White door trim panel and armrests White upper sill plates White seat belts 35th anniversary badge with build sequence number on console Specific 35th anniversary floor mats

Corvette Action Center | Model Center | C4 | 1988 | 1988 35th Anniversary Corvette


Input: [RPO Code] AQ9 [Description]

Output: Sport Seats

Corvette Action Center | Model Center | C4 | 1988 | 1988 35th Anniversary Corvette


Input: [RPO Code] AC1 [Description]

Output: 6-way Power Seat Adjust, LH and RH Seats (inc. AC3)

Corvette Action Center | Model Center | C4 | 1988 | 1988 35th Anniversary Corvette


Input: [RPO Code] C68 [Description]

Output: Air Conditioning, Automatic

Corvette Action Center | Model Center | C4 | 1988 | 1988 35th Anniversary Corvette


Input: [RPO Code] D74 [Description]

Output: Illuminated Driver's Vanity Mirror

Corvette Action Center | Model Center | C4 | 1988 | 1988 35th Anniversary Corvette


Input: [RPO Code] UU8 [Description]

Output: Bose Radio System

Corvette Action Center | Model Center | C4 | 1988 | 1988 35th Anniversary Corvette


Input: [RPO Code] Z52 [Description]

Output: Sport Handling Package

Corvette Action Center | Model Center | C4 | 1988 | 1988 35th Anniversary Corvette


Input: [RPO Code] Z6A [Description]

Output: Heated Backlight and Mirrors

Corvette Action Center | Model Center | C4 | 1988 | 1988 35th Anniversary Corvette


Input: [RPO Code] 24S [Description]

Output: Transparent Roof Panel

Corvette Action Center | Model Center | C4 | 1988 | 1988 35th Anniversary Corvette


Input: [VARIETY] CHOCOLATE LIQUOR [DESCRIPTION] Made by grinding the center of the cocoa bean (nib) to a liquid form. Contains about 53% (av) cocoa butter and remainder cocoa solids when bean is pulverized. [USE] Baking ingredient [FLAVOR]

Output: Bitter

Chocolate | CraftyBaking | Formerly Baking911


Input: [VARIETY] COCOA SOLIDS [DESCRIPTION] Responsible for the dark, strong flavor [USE] Chocolate ingredient [FLAVOR]

Output: Strong

Chocolate | CraftyBaking | Formerly Baking911


Input: [VARIETY] COCOA BUTTER [DESCRIPTION] The vegetable fat from the cacao been extracted from chocolate liquor [USE] Baking ingredient [FLAVOR]

Output: Creamy

Chocolate | CraftyBaking | Formerly Baking911


Input: [VARIETY] BAKING, BITTER [DESCRIPTION] Non-alcoholic unsweetened chocolate liquor in solid form [USE] Baking ingredient [FLAVOR]

Output: Bitter

Chocolate | CraftyBaking | Formerly Baking911


Input: [VARIETY] COCOA POWDER (NATURAL) [DESCRIPTION] Powdery remains of chocolate liquor after cocoa butter is removed [USE] Baking, reduced fat and calorie recipes, ice cream flavoring [FLAVOR]

Output: Ranges from mild to strong, unsweetened

Chocolate | CraftyBaking | Formerly Baking911


Input: [VARIETY] COCOA POWDER (DUTCH PROCESSED) [DESCRIPTION] Cocoa powder treated with mild alkalizing agent such as baking soda. The alkalization process neutralizes acidic components in the cocoa, removing some of its astringency and contributing to a more well rounded flavor profile. As a general rule, alkalized cocoa absorbs more water than non-alkalized cocoa. [USE] To create deep color in baked goods, ice cream, beverages [FLAVOR]

Output: Intense flavor and deeper color than cocoa powder (natural)

Chocolate | CraftyBaking | Formerly Baking911


Input: [VARIETY] DARK, SEMI-SWEET, BITTER-SWEET CHOCOLATE [DESCRIPTION] The darkest of eating chocolates, high chocolate liquor content with added sweeteners [USE] Chocolate chips, baking, coatings [FLAVOR]

Output: Strong chocolate flavor with minimal dairy flavor

Chocolate | CraftyBaking | Formerly Baking911


Input: [VARIETY] MILK CHOCOLATE [DESCRIPTION] Contains cocoa butter, milk, sweeteners & flavorings that are added to chocolate liquor [USE] Candy bars, baking, coatings [FLAVOR]

Output: Creamy, mellow chocolate with strong milk taste

Chocolate | CraftyBaking | Formerly Baking911


Input: [VARIETY] CHOCOLATE (CONFECTIONERY) FLAVORED COATING [DESCRIPTION] Used as coating for candies. Contains sugar, milk powder, hardened vegetable oil & flavorings. It does not contain cocoa butter [USE] Less expensive alternative to natural chocolates [FLAVOR]

Output: Similar to other natural chocolate but may have a waxy taste

Chocolate | CraftyBaking | Formerly Baking911


Input: [VARIETY] WHITE CHOCOLATE: is now recognized as "real white chocolate," but it does not contain cocoa solids. [DESCRIPTION] Blend of cocoa butter, milk solids, sugar, flavorings, such as vanilla or vanillin, sugar, and lechithin, and contains no chocolate solids [USE] Candy bars, baking, coatings [FLAVOR]

Output: Sweet, dairy taste with hint of chocolate from the cocoa butter

Chocolate | CraftyBaking | Formerly Baking911


Input: [VARIETY] CAROB: The carob bean is from an eastern Mediterranean evergreen tree of the pea family. It is not chocolate. [DESCRIPTION] Made from the carob bean, it is sometimes used by those who are allergic to chocolate [USE] Carob powder, raw pods and carob chips [FLAVOR]

Output: Available as either toasted or untoasted powder (toasting helps bring out the flavor)

Chocolate | CraftyBaking | Formerly Baking911


Input: [App] Tap & Track [Cost] $3.99 [Description]

Output: Keep tabs on your calorie, fat, carb and protein intake and see how it fits in your diet plan and recommended daily goals.

An App a Day Keeps the Doctor Away: 10 iPhone apps that will help you eat, drink and be merrily healthy.


Input: [App] Fooducate [Cost] Free [Description]

Output: Scan food barcodes in the grocery store, find out the food’s health value (graded A to D) and discover healthier options.


Input: [App] Munch 5-A-Day [Cost] Free [Description]

Output: A fun and easy way to track your fruit and vegetable consumption with the goal of meeting the five recommended portions per day and earning badges.


Input: [App] GAIN Fitness [Cost] Free [Description]

Output: Use this digital personal trainer to build a customized workout based on your body, goals and schedule.


Input: [App] Daily Workout [Cost] $.99 [Description]

Output: Choose your target area (Daily Workout has separate apps for abs, butt, arms and legs), time commitment (five to 10 minutes) and difficulty rating to access a guided video for your daily workout.


Input: [App] BeatBurn Treadmill/Outdoor Trainer [Cost] $3.99 [Description]

Output: Uses an exclusive beat-sync technology to change the beat of your iPod music to perfectly match your pace.


Input: [App] Heart Rate (Paramon Apps LLC) [Cost] $.99 [Description]

Output: Measure your pulse by placing your forefinger on the iPhone’s camera and track calories burned, recovery pulse and more before creating a daily timetable.


Input: [App] Livifi [Cost] $4.99 [Description]

Output: Keep your body, mind and relationships in shape with exercises and goals to help you create and live a healthier life.


Input: [App] Insight Timer-Meditation Timer [Cost] $1.99 [Description]

Output: Harness the soothing and inspiring effects of meditation with this timer app that allows you to focus inward instead of on the clock.


Input: [App] Sleep Machine (SleepSoft LLC) [Cost] $1.99 [Description]

Output: A highly customizable ambient sound and white noise player that allows you to get an often undervalued good night’s sleep.


Input: [Product Name] Dream Report for Proficy [Short Description]

Output: Intelligence to improve your operations Built on modern technologies by Ocean Data Systems, Dream Report is a real-time report generator based on an easy, configurable user interface.

Industrial Automation Software, SCADA/ HMI (Human Machine Interface)


Input: [Product Name] Proficy Agent [Short Description]

Output: Get trusted remote industrial data communications and reduce network complexity with Proficy Agent

Industrial Automation Software, SCADA/ HMI (Human Machine Interface)


Input: [Product Name] Proficy Batch Execution [Short Description]

Output: Increase batch consistency, improve visibility and optimize your operations with Proficy Batch Execution

Industrial Automation Software, SCADA/ HMI (Human Machine Interface)


Input: [Product Name] Proficy HMI/SCADA - CIMPLICITY [Short Description]

Output: CIMPLICITY is an ideal solution for all applications, while offering enhanced operation in highly discrete environments. CIMPLICITY offers special fit functionality for applications and industries including: Automotive, Aerospace, Machining, Semiconducto

Industrial Automation Software, SCADA/ HMI (Human Machine Interface)


Input: [Product Name] Proficy HMI/SCADA - iFIX [Short Description]

Output: GE Proficy iFIX offers a robust SCADA engine, rich set of connectivity options, open architecture and highly scalable and distributed networking model

Industrial Automation Software, SCADA/ HMI (Human Machine Interface)


Input: [Product Name] Proficy Mobile [Short Description]

Output: Faster response – anywhere anytime – with information in context to equipment, location and role with Proficy Mobile

Industrial Automation Software, SCADA/ HMI (Human Machine Interface)


Input: [Product Name] Proficy Vision [Short Description]

Output: GE Intelligent Platforms - Proficy Vision

Industrial Automation Software, SCADA/ HMI (Human Machine Interface)


Input: [Product Name] Proficy Webspace [Short Description]

Output: Speed response with real-time HMI/SCADA data and control over your iOS, Android device or browser with Proficy Webspace

Industrial Automation Software, SCADA/ HMI (Human Machine Interface)


Input: [Product Name] Proficy Workflow [Short Description]

Output: Guide operators with dynamic, interactive electronic work instructions and eSOPs for more consistent operations.

Industrial Automation Software, SCADA/ HMI (Human Machine Interface)


Input: [Attribute] Ruggedness [Tube] Very rugged, able to take heat, EMP, lightning, mistuned antenna, poor operating environment, etc [Comment] Advantage: Tube [Solid State]

Output: Not heat tolerant, lightning and EMP can damage MOSFETS, switching power supplies sensitive to AC mains issues


Input: [Attribute] Electrical Efficiency [Tube] Less efficient [Comment] Advantage: Solid State, however efficiency gain can be wiped out due to larger air conditioning requirement [Solid State]

Output: More efficient


Input: [Attribute] Failure mode [Tube] Hard, most often [Comment] Advantage: Solid State, failure of a single module or power supply generally will not take unit off the air [Solid State]

Output: Soft, most often


Input: [Attribute] Frequency agility [Tube] Difficult [Comment] Advantage: FM Solid state transmitters can easily be moved. AM transmitters still require extensive retuning. [Solid State]

Output: Easy


Input: [Attribute] Re-occurring cost [Tube] More [Comment] Advantage: Solid State, as tube changes are required every two to three years [Solid State]

Output: Less


Input: [Attribute] Maintenance [Tube] Same [Comment] Advantage: neither [Solid State]

Output: Same


Input: [Attribute] Servicing [Tube] Requires skilled engineers to service and trouble shoot [Comment] Advantage: Solid State, however either type requires occasional measurements with specialized test equipment [Solid State]

Output: Modules and power supplies are often hot swappable and returned to manufacture for repair


Input: [Attribute] Servicing safety [Tube] High voltages, contact will be fatal [Comment] Advantage: Solid State [Solid State]

Output: Lower voltages, but can still be fatal


Input: [Attribute] Redundancy [Tube] Low [Comment] Advantage: Solid State, multiple power amps and power supplies give solid state units more redundancy [Solid State]

Output: High


Input: [Attribute] Cost [Tube] Less [Comment] Advantage: Dependant on TPO, Higher powered solid state transmitters are much more expensive than there tube type counterparts [Solid State]

Output: More


Input: [Attribute] Availability [Tube] Good used market, some new FM transmitters still being built [Comment] Advantage: Tube [Solid State]

Output: Good new and used


Input: [Attribute] Reliability [Tube] Dependent on brand [Comment] Advantage: neither [Solid State]

Output: Dependent on brand


Input: [Ailment or Illness] Diabetes - feeling well and healthy [Comments]

Output: You can donate

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [Ailment or Illness] Diabetes - symptomatic [Comments]

Output: You must wait 30 days after symptoms disappear before you can donate

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [Ailment or Illness] Diarrhea [Comments]

Output: You must wait two days after symptoms disappear before you can donate.

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [Ailment or Illness] Eczema - no infected lesions [Comments]

Output: You can donate

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [Ailment or Illness] Headache - Severe Migraine [Comments]

Output: You can donate one day after your headache disappears

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [Ailment or Illness] Irritable Bowel Syndrome (having abdominal discomfort) [Comments]

Output: You must wait two days to donate after symptoms disappear

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [Ailment or Illness] Mononucleosis [Comments]

Output: You must wait six weeks after symptoms disappear before you can donate

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [Ailment or Illness] Psoriasis [Comments]

Output: You can donate

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [Ailment or Illness] Psoriasis - taking Acitretin, Soritane or Tegison [Comments]

Output: You cannot donate

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [Ailment or Illness] Pneumonia [Comments]

Output: You must wait 30 days after you get well before you can donate

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [Ailment or Illness] Poison Ivy (no lesions in venipuncture area) [Comments]

Output: You can donate

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [Ailment or Illness] Ringworm (not in venipuncture area) [Comments]

Output: You can donate

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [Ailment or Illness] Stroke related to heart or embolism [Comments]

Output: You can donate if it is more than six months since the stroke and your condition is stable.

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [Ailment or Illness] Stroke related to head injury [Comments]

Output: You can donate if it is more than six months since the stroke and your condition is stable.

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [Ailment or Illness] Thyroid - Hypo/Hyper - controlled with medication [Comments]

Output: You can donate

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [Ailment or Illness] Ulcerative Colitis - no medication taken [Comments]

Output: You can donate

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [Ailment or Illness] Ulcerative Colitis - taking Asacol [Comments]

Output: You can donate

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [Ailment or Illness] UTI (Urinary Tract Infection) [Comments]

Output: You must wait two days after treatment is finished to donate

Frequently Asked Questions | Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center


Input: [One Size Fits Most] 28 cm [Cap Measurements]

Output: CROWN FRONT TO BACK

Anvil Low-Profile Sandwich Trm Pigment-Dyed Caps - Football Equipment and Gear


Input: [One Size Fits Most] 32.5 cm [Cap Measurements]

Output: CROWN SIDE TO SIDE

Anvil Low-Profile Sandwich Trm Pigment-Dyed Caps - Football Equipment and Gear


Input: [One Size Fits Most] 8.2 cm [Cap Measurements]

Output: LENGTH BACK STRAP

Anvil Low-Profile Sandwich Trm Pigment-Dyed Caps - Football Equipment and Gear


Input: [One Size Fits Most] 2 cm [Cap Measurements]

Output: WIDTH BACK STRAP

Anvil Low-Profile Sandwich Trm Pigment-Dyed Caps - Football Equipment and Gear


Input: [One Size Fits Most] 4 rows [Cap Measurements]

Output: STITCHING ON VISOR

Anvil Low-Profile Sandwich Trm Pigment-Dyed Caps - Football Equipment and Gear


Input: [One Size Fits Most] 9 cm [Cap Measurements]

Output: BUTTON CENTER TO EYELET CENTER

Anvil Low-Profile Sandwich Trm Pigment-Dyed Caps - Football Equipment and Gear


Input: [One Size Fits Most] 18 cm [Cap Measurements]

Output: WIDTH VISOR

Anvil Low-Profile Sandwich Trm Pigment-Dyed Caps - Football Equipment and Gear


Input: [One Size Fits Most] 8 cm [Cap Measurements]

Output: LENGTH VISOR

Anvil Low-Profile Sandwich Trm Pigment-Dyed Caps - Football Equipment and Gear


Input: [One Size Fits Most] 2.4 cm [Cap Measurements]

Output: PEAK/CROWN ANGLE FROM DESKTOP

Anvil Low-Profile Sandwich Trm Pigment-Dyed Caps - Football Equipment and Gear


Input: [One Size Fits Most] 3.5 cm [Cap Measurements]

Output: CENTER FRONT BILL FROM DESKTOP

Anvil Low-Profile Sandwich Trm Pigment-Dyed Caps - Football Equipment and Gear


Input: [base] EVOO + minced garlic [layer 2] paper thin potatoes [sprinkle] fresh thyme [dash] coarse sea salt [cheese!] Taleggio + Gruyere [at the end] truffle oil drizzle [layer 1]

Output: crimini mushrooms

Can You Ever Get Tired of Pizza? | Bob Vivant


Input: [base] pesto + minced garlic [dash] coarse sea salt [cheese!] mozzarella + Parmesan [layer 1]

Output: roasted tomatoes

Can You Ever Get Tired of Pizza? | Bob Vivant


Input: [base] EVOO + minced garlic [sprinkle] red pepper flakes [dash] coarse sea salt [cheese!] Gorgonzola + mozzarella [at the end] maple syrup drizzle [layer 1]

Output: roasted acorn squash

Can You Ever Get Tired of Pizza? | Bob Vivant


Input: [base] EVOO + minced garlic [sprinkle] fresh or dried thyme [dash] coarse sea salt [cheese!] Gruyere [at the end] truffle oil drizzle [layer 1]

Output: fresh sliced mushrooms

Can You Ever Get Tired of Pizza? | Bob Vivant


Input: [base] EVOO + minced garlic [sprinkle] pine nuts [dash] fresh ground nutmeg [cheese!] white cheddar [at the end] truffle oil drizzle [layer 1]

Output: roasted root vegetables

Can You Ever Get Tired of Pizza? | Bob Vivant


Input: [base] pesto + minced garlic [layer 2] paper thin potatoes [sprinkle] coarse ground fennel seeds [dash] red pepper flakes [cheese!] feta + asiago [layer 1]

Output: roasted red peppers

Can You Ever Get Tired of Pizza? | Bob Vivant


Input: [base] EVOO + minced garlic [layer 2] sundried tomatoes [sprinkle] hot banana peppers [cheese!] white cheddar + mozzarella [layer 1]

Output: marinated artichoke hearts

Can You Ever Get Tired of Pizza? | Bob Vivant


Input: [base] EVOO + minced garlic [layer 2] sautéed Swiss chard [sprinkle] toasted pepitas [dash] coarse sea salt [cheese!] chèvre + fontina [layer 1]

Output: roasted butternut squash

Can You Ever Get Tired of Pizza? | Bob Vivant


Input: [base] EVOO + minced garlic [layer 2] duck confit [sprinkle] maple syrup + aged balsamic [dash] dried sage [cheese!] smoked gouda + mozzarella [layer 1]

Output: roasted butternut squash

Can You Ever Get Tired of Pizza? | Bob Vivant


Input: [base] EVOO + minced garlic [sprinkle] minced fresh rosemary [dash] coarse sea salt [cheese!] Parmesan [at the end] truffle oil drizzle [layer 1]

Output: paper thin potatoes

Can You Ever Get Tired of Pizza? | Bob Vivant


Input: [base] EVOO + minced garlic [layer 2] caramelized onions [sprinkle] fresh or dried thyme [dash] coarse sea salt [cheese!] Gorgonzola [at the end] scallions [layer 1]

Output: paper thin sweet potatoes

Can You Ever Get Tired of Pizza? | Bob Vivant


Input: [base] fig preserves [layer 2] caramelized onions [sprinkle] fresh or dried thyme [cheese!] Gorgonzola [layer 1]

Output: sliced pears

Can You Ever Get Tired of Pizza? | Bob Vivant


Input: [base] EVOO + minced garlic [layer 2] basil [sprinkle] pine nuts [dash] coarse sea salt [cheese!] fresh mozzarella [layer 1]

Output: fresh cherry tomatoes, halved

Can You Ever Get Tired of Pizza? | Bob Vivant


Input: [base] EVOO + minced garlic [layer 2] duck confit [dash] coarse sea salt [cheese!] smoked gouda + white cheddar [at the end] scallions [layer 1]

Output: paper thin potatoes

Can You Ever Get Tired of Pizza? | Bob Vivant


Input: [base] lemon olive oil + garlic [layer 2] diced smoked ham and/or mushrooms [sprinkle] coarse ground black pepper [dash] coarse sea salt [cheese!] fontina [layer 1]

Output: asparagus, thin stalks

Can You Ever Get Tired of Pizza? | Bob Vivant


Input: [base] lemon olive oil + garlic [sprinkle] coarse ground black pepper [dash] coarse sea salt [cheese!] chèvre + fontina [layer 1]

Output: summer squash, thin sliced

Can You Ever Get Tired of Pizza? | Bob Vivant


Input: [Red Pepper] Wheat, Bran, Cabbage Wheat, bran and cabbage help maintain estrogen at healthy levels. [Cough]

Output: Breast Cancer

Healthforlifestyle | Health Tips For Best Or Better Healthy Lifestyle: August 2006


Input: [Red Pepper] Orange & Green Veggies A good antidote is beta carotene, a form of Vitamin A found in dark green and orange vegetables. [Cough]

Output: Lung Cancer

Healthforlifestyle | Health Tips For Best Or Better Healthy Lifestyle: August 2006


Input: [Red Pepper] Cabbage Cabbage contains chemicals that help heal both gastric and duodenal ulcers. [Cough]

Output: Ulcers

Healthforlifestyle | Health Tips For Best Or Better Healthy Lifestyle: August 2006


Input: [Red Pepper] Apples Grate an apple with its skin, let it turn brown and eat it to cure this condition. [Cough]

Output: Diarrhea

Healthforlifestyle | Health Tips For Best Or Better Healthy Lifestyle: August 2006


Input: [Red Pepper] Avocados Monounsaturated fat in avocados lowers cholesterol. [Cough]

Output: Clogged Arteries

Healthforlifestyle | Health Tips For Best Or Better Healthy Lifestyle: August 2006


Input: [Red Pepper] Olive Oil, Celery Olive oil has been shown to lower blood pressure. Celery contains a chemical that lowers pressure, too. [Cough]

Output: High Blood Pressure

Healthforlifestyle | Health Tips For Best Or Better Healthy Lifestyle: August 2006


Input: [Red Pepper] Broccoli, Peanuts The chromium in broccoli and peanuts helps regulate insulin and blood sugar. [Cough]

Output: Blood Sugar Imbalance

Healthforlifestyle | Health Tips For Best Or Better Healthy Lifestyle: August 2006


Input: [Airspace Control] Airspace Management [See-and-avoid Systems] Security [Integration]

Output: Interoperability

ICUAS'16 - The 2016 International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems - Home


Input: [Airspace Control] Airworthiness [See-and-avoid Systems] Sensor Fusion [Integration]

Output: Levels of Safety

ICUAS'16 - The 2016 International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems - Home


Input: [Airspace Control] Air Vehicle Operations [See-and-avoid Systems] Simulation [Integration]

Output: Manned/Unmanned Aviation

ICUAS'16 - The 2016 International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems - Home


Input: [Airspace Control] Autonomy [See-and-avoid Systems] Smart Sensors [Integration]

Output: Micro- and Mini- UAS

ICUAS'16 - The 2016 International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems - Home


Input: [Airspace Control] Biologically Inspired UAS [See-and-avoid Systems] Standardization [Integration]

Output: Navigation

ICUAS'16 - The 2016 International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems - Home


Input: [Airspace Control] Certification [See-and-avoid Systems] Swarms [Integration]

Output: Networked Swarms

ICUAS'16 - The 2016 International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems - Home


Input: [Airspace Control] Control Architectures [See-and-avoid Systems] Technology Challenges [Integration]

Output: Payloads

ICUAS'16 - The 2016 International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems - Home


Input: [Airspace Control] Energy Efficient UAS [See-and-avoid Systems] Training [Integration]

Output: Path Planning

ICUAS'16 - The 2016 International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems - Home


Input: [Airspace Control] Environmental Issues [See-and-avoid Systems] UAS Applications [Integration]

Output: Regulations

ICUAS'16 - The 2016 International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems - Home


Input: [Airspace Control] Fail-Safe Systems [See-and-avoid Systems] UAS Communications [Integration]

Output: Reliability of UAS

ICUAS'16 - The 2016 International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems - Home


Input: [Airspace Control] Frequency Management [See-and-avoid Systems] UAS Testbeds [Integration]

Output: Risk Analysis

ICUAS'16 - The 2016 International Conference on Unmanned Aircraft Systems - Home


Input: [0] Option [1] Pros [2] Cons [3]

Output: How to Use

Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation - Resources - Fire Safety Video


Input: [0] Direct connection to common gas outlet (CGO) [1] Readily available in some anesthetizing locations, depending on the anesthesia machine Highly accurate control of gases delivered to the patient [2] Gas supply to anesthesia circuit is interrupted, which is problematic if the circuit is needed for positive pressure ventilation Actual Oxygen concentration is not measured Easy to deliver oxygen > 30% if air and oxygen are mixed Nitrous oxide can mistakenly be delivered [3]

Output: A connector is needed to adapt the CGO to the delivery system Only enough oxygen flow should be added to the air to get the desired concentration (see Table 2) Important reminder: Do not turn on the nitrous oxide

Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation - Resources - Fire Safety Video


Input: [0] Anesthesia breathing circuit [1] Readily available in all anesthetizing locations Highly accurate control of gases delivered to the circuit Oxygen concentration measured is in the inspired gas [2] At typically used flows (2-4 L/min) the rate of change of gas concentration in the circuit is slow APL valve must be closed to deliver gas to the patient and the reservoir bag will distend The flow of oxygen and air must be carefully adjusted and monitored to avoid a blend with an oxygen concentration > 30% (see Table 2) Carbon dioxide absorbent will dry out over time Nitrous oxide can mistakenly be delivered [3]

Output: Start with desired oxygen concentration. Leave time to flush the circuit if oxygen used previously A connector is needed to adapt the circuit to the delivery system Use lower oxygen flows and higher air flows to attain the desired oxygen concentration in the blended gas (see Table 2) Important reminder: Do not turn on the nitrous oxide

Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation - Resources - Fire Safety Video


Input: [0] Oxygen/Air Blender [1] Most accurate method to control the delivered oxygen concentration [2] Not readily available in most current operating rooms Mounting solutions can be difficult due to the need for compressed gas sources of air and oxygen to the blender Actual oxygen concentration not measured unless using a blender with built in FiO2 monitoring [3]

Output: Mount the blender on an IV pole or at another convenient location Connect supply tubing to the blender and sources of compressed oxygen and air Connect the open delivery device to the blender

Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation - Resources - Fire Safety Video


Input: [0] Venturi system [1] Convenient to use in any location where there is an oxygen flowmeter [2] Actual O2 concentration delivered sensitive to downstream pressure Delivered concentration is not measured Mounting can be a problem Humidified systems require vertical orientation [3]

Output: Mount Venturi to an IV pole or another convenient location Select the desired oxygen concentration Turn oxygen flowmeter to desired flow rate Connect open delivery device to the Venturi system Avoid obstruction of delivery system

Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation - Resources - Fire Safety Video


Input: [0] Oxygen and Air flowmeters connected to auxiliary gas outlet [1] Accurate control of inspired oxygen concentration delivered by auxiliary flowmeter Convenient integration with anesthesia machine [2] Actual delivered concentration is not measured Easy to deliver > 30% when mixing air and oxygen (see Table 2) Availability is limited to one manufacturer (Datascope Anestar(R)) [3]

Output: Use an anesthesia machine with this capability Connect open delivery device to the outlet for auxiliary flowmeters Only enough oxygen flow should be added to the air to get the desired concentration (Table 2)

Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation - Resources - Fire Safety Video


Input: [REACTION] Red Burning Sensation [REMEDY] The red burning sensation is common during the 1st month, thereafter; it will fade away gradually. If the skin becomes too red, discontinue application for a few days till it becomes normal again. [CAUSE]

Output: Increased blood flow to the face due to stimulation of Vitamin A. This helps to build healthy new cells.

DR’s Secret Store - Dermatologist Skin Care


Input: [REACTION] Prickling Sensation [REMEDY] Cool your face by blowing it with a fan. This will reduce the prickling sensation. [CAUSE]

Output: This occurs when the liquid penetrates into your epidermis layer.

DR’s Secret Store - Dermatologist Skin Care


Input: [REACTION] Puffy Skin [REMEDY] During the day, apply DR’s Secret Moisturizer and DR’s Secret Sunscreen to reduce puffyness. [CAUSE]

Output: As cell metabolism increases, old cells are pushed to the surface of the epidermis layer, resulting in puffy looking skin.

DR’s Secret Store - Dermatologist Skin Care


Input: [REACTION] Skin Flaking [REMEDY] When cleansing your face, gently remove the skin flakes with water – never attempt to peel them off forcefully [CAUSE]

Output: Skin flakes off due to cell regeneration. Dry skin: 1st Week Normal Skin: 2nd week Oily skin: 3rd week

DR’s Secret Store - Dermatologist Skin Care


Input: [REACTION] Itchiness [REMEDY] Gently pat on the area with the back of your hand. Never scratch. If the itchiness is unrelenting, apply Moisturizer to soothe it [CAUSE]

Output: Itchiness occurs when the upper layer is flaking off or when eruption occurs on the skin

DR’s Secret Store - Dermatologist Skin Care


Input: [REACTION] More Pimples or Pus [REMEDY] Wash with Cleanser to remove impurities and apply Pimple Serum at night. [CAUSE]

Output: When skin cells are exfoliating, impurities are pushed out to the surface of the skin

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Input: [REACTION] Darkening of Pigmentation [REMEDY] Apply additional layer of Skinlight and Skinrecon on pigment areas to increase the metabolism of melanocyte [CAUSE]

Output: When dead cells are removed, the inner pigment layer will surface naturally. Skin will adjust itself to normal state when the pigmentation sheds off.

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Input: [Valuable Papers / Money] Jewelry, Watches, and Furs [Limited Watercraft] Firearms [Trailers]

Output: Silverware

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Input: [Valuable Papers / Money] Business Property [Limited Watercraft] Grave Markers [Trailers]

Output: Golf Carts

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Input: [Valuable Papers / Money] Backup of Sewer or Drains [Limited Watercraft] Building Additions or Alterations [Trailers]

Output: Debris Removal

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Input: [Valuable Papers / Money] Fire Department Service Charge [Limited Watercraft] Key Coverage [Trailers]

Output: Loss Assessment

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Input: [Valuable Papers / Money] Ordinance or Law [Limited Watercraft] Refrigerated Property [Trailers]

Output: Trees / Shrubs / Plants

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Input: [Valuable Papers / Money] Wage Loss Coverage [Limited Watercraft] Identity Fraud / Theft Coverage [Trailers]

Output: Snowmobiles

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Input: [Myth] You can't get pregnant the first time you have vaginal intercourse. [Truth]

Output: Getting pregnant has nothing to do with how many times you have sex. If you are near the time of ovulation when you have sexual intercourse, you can get pregnant.

Myths and truths about becoming pregnant


Input: [Myth] You can't get pregnant if you are very young. [Truth]

Output: If you have started your periods, you can get pregnant, even if your body is not mature enough to handle the stress of pregnancy. In fact, some girls ovulate a couple of weeks before their first-ever period. Girls age 10 or 11 are known to have become pregnant.


Input: [Myth] You can't get pregnant if you have sex standing up. [Truth]

Output: Position has nothing to do with getting pregnant. The egg and sperm can move no matter what position your body is in.


Input: [Myth] You can't get pregnant if you have sex during your period. [Truth]

Output: Although the chance of getting pregnant at this time is less for most women, if you have short menstrual cycles (fewer than 28 days) or irregular periods, you may be able to get pregnant if you have sex during your period.


Input: [Myth] You can't get pregnant if you have sex in a hot tub. [Truth]

Output: You can get pregnant if you have unprotected sex, regardless of where you are.


Input: [Myth] Douching after sex will prevent pregnancy. [Truth]

Output: Douching doesn't work. If you have unplanned sex or a condom breaks, use emergency contraception.


Input: [Beer Name] Raspberry Crush [Brewery] 10 Barrel Brewing Co. [Style] American-Style Sour Ale [ABV %] 5.2 [IBU] 4 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: Raspberries + LACTOBACILLUS = YUM! This beer was oozing raspberries--in a good way! It's very tart and mildly sweet. This was the only beer I tasted twice!

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Input: [Beer Name] Cherried Alive [Brewery] Old Market Pub and Brewery [Style] Fruit Beer [ABV %] 7.8 [IBU] 19 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: Tart cherries are added to secondary fermentation, and then a portion is aged in oak Pinot Noir barrels. The flavor from the Pinot and the oak really comes through. Very nice beer!

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Input: [Beer Name] Tropical Blonde [Brewery] Vertigo Brewing [Style] Fruit Beer [ABV %] 5.1 [IBU] 15 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: I really liked the lime flavor, which provided a nice accent without being overpowering. Overall hop bitterness is mild.

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Input: [Beer Name] Smooth Cream-N-Ale [Brewery] Widmer Brothers Brewing Co. [Style] Specialty Beer [ABV %] 5 [IBU] 25 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: Brewed with lemon zest, ginger, and milk sugar. Ginger is at the forefront and I love the soft, creamy mouth feel that the milk sugar provides.

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Input: [Beer Name] Peach Trippel [Brewery] Redhook Brewery [Style] Tripel with fruit added [ABV %] 8.2 [IBU] 20 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: A solid Trippel with mild peach flavor.

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Input: [Beer Name] 25 [Brewery] Oakshire Brewing [Style] Imperial Oregon Ale [ABV %] 7.5 [IBU] 25 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: This beer has a lot going on! While I couldn't taste the individual components, I liked how they all came together.

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Input: [Beer Name] Row 2 / Hill 56 - The Story of Simcoe [Brewery] Russian River Brewing Co. [Style] American-Style Strong Pale Ale [ABV %] 5.8 [IBU] 40 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: Every beer geek has to try the Russian River offering. This features, wait for it--Simcoe hops. They call it a Pale, but it tastes like an IPA to me.

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Input: [Beer Name] Climax Extra Pale [Brewery] Eel River Brewing Co. [Style] American-Style Pale Ale [ABV %] 5.2 [IBU] 40 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: I tasted this beer because I wanted to see what the Zythos hop (the only variety in this beer) tastes like. I liked it, but it reminded me of Centennial hops, for what that's worth.

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Input: [Beer Name] Positive Contact [Brewery] Dogfish Head Craft Brewery [Style] Experimental Beer (Lager or Ale) [ABV %] 9 [IBU] 20 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: I heard a lot about this beer so I had to taste it. It wasn't very memorable for me, but I'm adding it to my list because beer geeks like DFH. It's a limited release so give it a try for a buck.

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Input: [Beer Name] Quick Wit [Brewery] Fort George Brewery [Style] Herb and Spice Beer [ABV %] 5.22 [IBU] 0 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: Another wheat beer, this one has no hop bitterness! The flavor comes from coriander, elderflowers, and lemon grass.

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Input: [Beer Name] Oregon Trail Lavender Ale [Brewery] Oregon Trail Brewery [Style] Herb and Spice Beer [ABV %] 4.9 [IBU] 28 [Why you should taste it…]

Output: Another with herbs, this lavender in this is present in aroma and flavor. Stick with the sample and tell me if lavender should be relegated to soap.

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