Input: [Image Number] 77 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] I caught this female White Tail Dragonfly in flight as she was laying her eggs. I used my 70 - 300mm telephoto lens to get this shot. Note how the two pairs of wings work opposite of each other, when the front wings are down, the back wings are up. [Image Viewed] 812 [Caption]

Output: I caught this female White Tail Dragonfly in flight as she was laying her eggs. I used my 70 - 300mm telephoto lens to get this shot. Note how the two pairs of wings work opposite of each other, when the front wings are down, the back wings are up.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 78 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] I was very happy to get this photo of a Dragonfly laying her eggs near this rock. Note her mate flying above, a behavior called "hover-guarding". Competing male dragonflies will sometimes scoop out what a previous male has left behind before mating, th... [Image Viewed] 775 [Caption]

Output: I was very happy to get this photo of a Dragonfly laying her eggs near this rock. Note her mate flying above, a behavior called "hover-guarding". Competing male dragonflies will sometimes scoop out what a previous male has left behind (I have to keep this "G-rated"!) before mating, therefore insuring that he will carry on his genes. Dragonflies lay their eggs while in flight, dipping the end of their abdomen in the water. They are attracted to shiny surfaces; I have seen them try to lay eggs on the hood of my silver-colored car!

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 79 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Eastern Pondhawk Dragonflies Libellula vibrans July 29, 2007 I photographed these Dragonflies mating at Ijams Nature Center's pond. This is called a "wheel position". The male is the blue one on the right, the female is g... [Image Viewed] 1050 [Caption]

Output: Eastern Pondhawk Dragonflies Libellula vibrans July 29, 2007 I photographed these Dragonflies mating at Ijams Nature Center's pond. This is called a "wheel position". The male is the blue one on the right, the female is green. The male grasps the female's head with his claspers. The activity only takes a few seconds. Since they have such a complicated mating ritual, I'm referring interested readers to the link: mating dragonflies, the link explains it much better than I could! I got a kick out of the second blue male waiting in the wings (pun intended!) for his chance! Pondhawks are easy to identify because of their green face.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 80 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] I photographed this Dragonfly nymph (also known as a naiad) at Ijams Nature Center in Knoxville. The nymphs are voracious predators capable of eating minnows, tadpoles and of course, other aquatic insects. They have a hinged j... [Image Viewed] 888 [Caption]

Output: I photographed this Dragonfly nymph (also known as a naiad) at Ijams Nature Center in Knoxville. The nymphs are voracious predators capable of eating minnows, tadpoles and of course, other aquatic insects. They have a hinged jaw that shoots forward rapidly to capture the prey. Note the Mayfly nymph above (11:00) and the aquatic fly larva on the right (2:00) of the photo.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 81 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] There is a LOT of action going on in this photo! Note the 5 dragonflies (the red one at the top is partially obscured) and the blue damselfly in the lower right. The female is laying her eggs near the stick in the water as her mate hovers above. Male d... [Image Viewed] 869 [Caption]

Output: There is a LOT of action going on in this photo! Note the 5 dragonflies (the red one at the top is partially obscured) and the blue damselfly in the lower right. The female is laying her eggs near the stick in the water as her mate hovers above. Male dragonflies are highly territorial, they spend a lot of time chasing each other! I tried in vain for over an hour to photograph one of the red dragonflies, this is the only one I got. This pond at the Haw Ridge Greenway in Oak Ridge is alive with dragonflies, damselflies and other aquatic insects.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 82 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Dragonhunter Dragonfly Hagenius brevistylus / Odonata August 26, 2007 This photo was taken at a distance of about 20 yards with a telephoto lens and has been heavily cropped. Dragonflies can be quite difficult to photogra... [Image Viewed] 1119 [Caption]

Output: Dragonhunter Dragonfly Hagenius brevistylus / Odonata August 26, 2007 This photo was taken at a distance of about 20 yards with a telephoto lens and has been heavily cropped. Dragonflies can be quite difficult to photograph because they are weary of people and can fly up to 35 miles per hour. I had seen a Dragonhunter at Tremont in the Smokies in the summer of 2006. They are very large and colorful.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 83 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Gray Petaltail Dragonfly Tachopteryx thoreyi This large gray dragonfly was photographed on the bridge at Tremont. [Image Viewed] 985 [Caption]

Output: Gray Petaltail Dragonfly Tachopteryx thoreyi This large gray dragonfly was photographed on the bridge at Tremont.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 84 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Common Pondhawk Erythemis simplicicollis This beautiful green Dragonfly was seen in Florida. It is a young male Common Pondhawk. [Image Viewed] 982 [Caption]

Output: Common Pondhawk Erythemis simplicicollis This beautiful green Dragonfly was seen in Florida. It is a young male Common Pondhawk.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 85 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Halloween Pennant Dragonfly - male (a.k.a. Brown-Spotted Yellow-wing) Celithemis eponina / Odonata Big Ridge State Park August 16, 2007 This is a comical little dragonfly, I enjoyed seeing the way it perched on the aquatic... [Image Viewed] 991 [Caption]

Output: Halloween Pennant Dragonfly - male (a.k.a. Brown-Spotted Yellow-wing) Celithemis eponina / Odonata Big Ridge State Park August 16, 2007 This is a comical little dragonfly, I enjoyed seeing the way it perched on the aquatic plants. One of the nice habits of dragonflies is that they are highly territorial and often return to their original perch. I found that if one flew away before I took a photo, if I waited long enough, it would come back.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 86 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Brown-spotted Yellow-wing Dragonfly (a.k.a. Halloween Pennant) female Celithemis eponina Big Ridge State Park August 16, 2007 This lovely dragonfly was photographed with a telephoto lens as it rested on a plant. I was surp... [Image Viewed] 1049 [Caption]

Output: Brown-spotted Yellow-wing Dragonfly (a.k.a. Halloween Pennant) female Celithemis eponina Big Ridge State Park August 16, 2007 This lovely dragonfly was photographed with a telephoto lens as it rested on a plant. I was surprised to learn that this is the female of the Halloween Pennant dragonfly, she looks so different than the male.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 87 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Slaty Skimmer Libellula incesta Ijams Nature Center August 2, 2007 I photographed this beautiful dark blue Dragonfly at Ijams Nature Center's pond. The black eyes help differentiate this large dragonfly from other blue one... [Image Viewed] 1056 [Caption]

Output: Slaty Skimmer Libellula incesta Ijams Nature Center August 2, 2007 I photographed this beautiful dark blue Dragonfly at Ijams Nature Center's pond. The black eyes help differentiate this large dragonfly from other blue ones. Ijams is a great place to see frogs, dragonflies and damselflies.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 88 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Carolina Saddlebags Dragonfly - Male Tramea carolina Oak Ridge, TN June 16, 2008 It took about 1-1/2 hours of standing on the bank of a pond shooting nearly 100 photos with a telephoto lens to finally get this... [Image Viewed] 923 [Caption]

Output: Carolina Saddlebags Dragonfly - Male Tramea carolina Oak Ridge, TN June 16, 2008 It took about 1-1/2 hours of standing on the bank of a pond shooting nearly 100 photos with a telephoto lens to finally get this shot. These dragonflies are constantly on the go, even while mating! Most of my pictures of this guy were just a red blur! I was delighted to get this one!

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 89 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Carolina Saddlebags Dragonflies - pair Tramea Carolina Oak Ridge, TN June 16, 2008 It is extremely difficult to get a good photo of these dragonflies, they NEVER slow down or stop flying it seems! Since dragonflies can z... [Image Viewed] 692 [Caption]

Output: Carolina Saddlebags Dragonflies - pair Tramea Carolina Oak Ridge, TN June 16, 2008 It is extremely difficult to get a good photo of these dragonflies, they NEVER slow down or stop flying it seems! Since dragonflies can zip about at up to 35 miles per hour, it can be very difficult to photograph them. I had been following this pair with my telephoto in hopes of getting a shot of them while they were "in tandem". They had just separated when I took this photo; the female is the lower dragonfly.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 90 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Spangled Skimmer, male Libellula cyanea Oak Ridge, TN June 16, 2008 [Image Viewed] 811 [Caption]

Output: Spangled Skimmer, male Libellula cyanea Oak Ridge, TN June 16, 2008

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 91 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Fragile Forktail Damselfly - female Ischnura posita / Odonata This tiny Damselfly landed on a waterlily leaf in the pond at the school where I teach. Damselflies always hold their wings together when they ... [Image Viewed] 1150 [Caption]

Output: Fragile Forktail Damselfly - female Ischnura posita / Odonata This tiny Damselfly landed on a waterlily leaf in the pond at the school where I teach. Damselflies always hold their wings together when they land as opposed to dragonflies which can't close their wings.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 92 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Blue-fronted Dancer Damselfly - Male Argia apicalis This blue Damselfly was sitting on a twig, I was happy to be able to get so close to it. The mandibles are clearly visible on the head. According to Jim Bangma, "dancer... [Image Viewed] 995 [Caption]

Output: Blue-fronted Dancer Damselfly - Male Argia apicalis This blue Damselfly was sitting on a twig, I was happy to be able to get so close to it. The mandibles are clearly visible on the head. According to Jim Bangma, "dancers typically perch with the wings folded above the abdomen, unlike Bluets which usually fold the wings along/overlapping the abdomen". This will be a helpful tip in identifying these tiny creatures.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 93 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Ebony Jewelwing Damselfly Calopteryx maculata This handsome metallic green male damselfly gave me quite a hard time to get this picture. I was trying out my new camera (in 2004) at the UT Arboretum when I spotted him. He ... [Image Viewed] 1668 [Caption]

Output: Ebony Jewelwing Damselfly Calopteryx maculata This handsome metallic green male damselfly gave me quite a hard time to get this picture. I was trying out my new camera (in 2004) at the UT Arboretum when I spotted him. He would flit from leaf to leaf as I tried to focus the camera. He gave me a greater appreciation for wildlife photographers! They are actually black, but these beautiful damselflies can look blue, green or black depending on the angle of the sun's light.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 94 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Blue-tipped Dancer Damselfly (possible)Argia tibialis Rock Creek State Park, TN Damselflies "in tandem", the first step before mating. The male grasps the female behind her head before she makes the connection behind his ... [Image Viewed] 928 [Caption]

Output: Blue-tipped Dancer Damselfly (possible)Argia tibialis Rock Creek State Park, TN Damselflies "in tandem", the first step before mating. The male grasps the female behind her head before she makes the connection behind his thorax. Damselflies are able to fly in this position.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 95 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] I photographed these Ebony Jewelwing Damselflies mating (in the "wheel position") while I visited Big Ridge State Park on the hottest day of the year in August 2007. The female has the white spots on her wings. [Image Viewed] 732 [Caption]

Output: I photographed these Ebony Jewelwing Damselflies mating (in the "wheel position") while I visited Big Ridge State Park on the hottest day of the year in August 2007. The female has the white spots on her wings.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 96 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Blue-ringed Damselfly (possible)Argia sedula I was happy to photograph this Damselfly egg-laying her eggs below the water. Her mate is keeping a tight grip on her head to protect her (or actually, his offspring) from other... [Image Viewed] 818 [Caption]

Output: Blue-ringed Damselfly (possible)Argia sedula I was happy to photograph this Damselfly egg-laying her eggs below the water. Her mate is keeping a tight grip on her head to protect her (or actually, his offspring) from other males. I watched some other females crawl down the plant stems all the way down into the water to lay their eggs.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 97 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Damselfly nymphs are aquatic, they spend up to a year living in lakes, ponds and streams before molting and becoming an adult. The three long appendages at the end of the abdomen are the gills where the nymph breathes. [Image Viewed] 1025 [Caption]

Output: Damselfly nymphs are aquatic, they spend up to a year living in lakes, ponds and streams before molting and becoming an adult. The three long appendages at the end of the abdomen are the gills where the nymph breathes.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 98 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Over the past few years the pine borer beetle has devastated the pine tree population of east Tennessee. Some entire forests have no pine trees left which changes the plant population. [Image Viewed] 1041 [Caption]

Output: Over the past few years the pine borer beetle has devastated the pine tree population of east Tennessee. Some entire forests have no pine trees left which changes the plant population.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 99 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] This is an adult Dobsonfly, it had earlier been a nymph called a "hellgramite". The large, aquatic nymph is as scary looking as its name. (See next photo) [Image Viewed] 1404 [Caption]

Output: This is an adult Dobsonfly, it had earlier been a nymph called a "hellgramite". The large, aquatic nymph is as scary looking as its name. (See next photo)

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 100 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] This is a Hellgramite (Dobsonfly larva)! It is not hard to see that those wicked jaws could deliver quite an unpleasant bite. We found this one in a stream during the AMSE Science Camp. [Image Viewed] 974 [Caption]

Output: This is a Hellgramite (Dobsonfly larva)! It is not hard to see that those wicked jaws could deliver quite an unpleasant bite. We found this one in a stream during the AMSE Science Camp.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 101 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] I found this large Female Dobsonfly (Corydalus spp.) resting on the outside wall near the entrance of my school. The males have HUGE mandibles (mouthparts), but they are harmless; the less threatening-looking females have a p... [Image Viewed] 1105 [Caption]

Output: I found this large Female Dobsonfly (Corydalus spp.) resting on the outside wall near the entrance of my school. The males have HUGE mandibles (mouthparts), but they are harmless; the less threatening-looking females have a painful bite! Don't mess with female insects! Check out her cool-looking antennae!

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 102 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Dobsonfly eggcases These white crusty patches under the 100' Piney River Trail bridge are the eggcases of Dobsonflies. These are large aquatic insects that spend their larval stage in water. The larvae are called "hellgrammites." They have long, s... [Image Viewed] 1022 [Caption]

Output: Dobsonfly eggcases These white crusty patches under the 100' Piney River Trail bridge are the eggcases of Dobsonflies. These are large aquatic insects that spend their larval stage in water. The larvae are called "hellgrammites." They have long, sharp mandibles with which they can bite.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 103 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Close-up of Dobsonfly egg cases [Image Viewed] 1004 [Caption]

Output: Close-up of Dobsonfly egg cases

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 104 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Alderfly Sialis spp. Oak Ridge, TN May 29, 2008 [Image Viewed] 841 [Caption]

Output: Alderfly Sialis spp. Oak Ridge, TN May 29, 2008

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 105 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Long-horned Caddisfly Gatlinburg, TN (University of Tennessee Field Station) August 8, 2008 Although Caddisflies are usually found around water, this one was photographed on a light sheet during the Bugguide 2008 Gathering. Cad... [Image Viewed] 894 [Caption]

Output: Long-horned Caddisfly Gatlinburg, TN (University of Tennessee Field Station) August 8, 2008 Although Caddisflies are usually found around water, this one was photographed on a light sheet during the Bugguide 2008 Gathering. Caddisflies are aquatic during the first 3 stages of their life. Many of the larvae build elaborate tubes from sticks, small stones, and even snail shells.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 106 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Caddisfly 3-spotted2 copy [Image Viewed] 348 [Caption]

Output: Caddisfly 3-spotted2 copy

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 107 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Caddisfly fuzzy-winged copy [Image Viewed] 310 [Caption]

Output: Caddisfly fuzzy-winged copy

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 108 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Caddisfly4 UTA copy [Image Viewed] 328 [Caption]

Output: Caddisfly4 UTA copy

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 109 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Caddisfly larva cases are a challenge to find in streams. The little larvae build cases out of sticks, stones, leaves, or snail shells depending on the species. This one is made of both stones and sticks. If you find one of these cases... [Image Viewed] 1003 [Caption]

Output: Caddisfly larva cases are a challenge to find in streams. The little larvae build cases out of sticks, stones, leaves, or snail shells depending on the species. This one is made of both stones and sticks. If you find one of these cases, pick it up and see if it is empty or if it is occupied; the larva will sometimes poke its head out. Just be sure and put it back in the water so it doesn't die! Some people put the larvae in water with semi-precious gemstones to let the larvae make bejewled cases which are used to make earrings and necklaces!

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 110 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] You really have to know what you are looking for to find a well-camouflaged Caddisfly larva! A little bit of luck doesn't hurt either! I just happened to see a piece of wood moving on the bottom of the stream and realized it wasn't the current moving i... [Image Viewed] 760 [Caption]

Output: You really have to know what you are looking for to find a well-camouflaged Caddisfly larva! A little bit of luck doesn't hurt either! I just happened to see a piece of wood moving on the bottom of the stream and realized it wasn't the current moving it. The larva's head is just to the lower left of the light brown, flat piece of wood. If you have trouble finding it, that is what the larva wants! :)

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 111 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] I found these 3 small Cassisfly cases on a rock in a slow-moving stream in the Smokies. The larvae used small pieces of sand to construct their cases. [Image Viewed] 722 [Caption]

Output: I found these 3 small Cassisfly cases on a rock in a slow-moving stream in the Smokies. The larvae used small pieces of sand to construct their cases.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 112 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Hangingfly Bittacus sp. / order: Mecoptera Oak Ridge, TN June 2008 I photographed this insect through a petri dish at science camp. Some insects just don't like to pose for pictures, so I have to "help" them out a bit! :... [Image Viewed] 887 [Caption]

Output: Hangingfly Bittacus sp. / order: Mecoptera Oak Ridge, TN June 2008 I photographed this insect through a petri dish at science camp. Some insects just don't like to pose for pictures, so I have to "help" them out a bit! :)Although it looks a lot like a cranefly, take note that it has 4 wings, so it isn't a fly at all.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 113 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Variable Dancer Damselfly - male Argia fumipennis Knoxville, TN (Ijams Nature Center) May 31, 2010 This purple damselfly landed on a chunk of Tennessee Pink marble near the entrance of the abandoned Mead's Quarry at Ijam... [Image Viewed] 667 [Caption]

Output: Variable Dancer Damselfly - male Argia fumipennis Knoxville, TN (Ijams Nature Center) May 31, 2010 This purple damselfly landed on a chunk of Tennessee Pink marble near the entrance of the abandoned Mead's Quarry at Ijams Nature Center. The park has a hiking trail that goes up and around the quarry.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 114 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Mantidfly Dicromantispa sayi 6-10-10 [Image Viewed] 714 [Caption]

Output: Mantidfly Dicromantispa sayi 6-10-10 These funny little insects look amazingly like a small Praying Mantis. Their front legs are used for capturing prey.

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 115 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Hangingfly Bittacus strigosus / Order: Mecoptera Oak Ridge, TN 7-1-10 [Image Viewed] 739 [Caption]

Output: Hangingfly Bittacus strigosus / Order: Mecoptera Oak Ridge, TN 7-1-10

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Image Number] 116 [Image (Click to Enlarge)] Robber fly Horse fly copy [Image Viewed] 648 [Caption]

Output: Robber fly Horse fly copy

Insects IV - True Flies, Dragonflies and insects with "fly" in their name


Input: [Magnetic source] Stationary [Disk] Stationary [Indicator] Stationary [Voltage generated]

Output: No

PowerPedia:Homopolar generator - PESWiki


Input: [Magnetic source] Stationary [Disk] Moved [Indicator] Stationary [Voltage generated]

Output: Yes

PowerPedia:Homopolar generator - PESWiki


Input: [Magnetic source] Stationary [Disk] Stationary [Indicator] Moved [Voltage generated]

Output: Yes

PowerPedia:Homopolar generator - PESWiki


Input: [Magnetic source] Stationary [Disk] Moved [Indicator] Moved [Voltage generated]

Output: Undetermined

PowerPedia:Homopolar generator - PESWiki


Input: [Magnetic source] Moved [Disk] Stationary [Indicator] Stationary [Voltage generated]

Output: No

PowerPedia:Homopolar generator - PESWiki


Input: [Magnetic source] Moved [Disk] Moved [Indicator] Stationary [Voltage generated]

Output: Yes

PowerPedia:Homopolar generator - PESWiki


Input: [Magnetic source] Moved [Disk] Stationary [Indicator] Moved [Voltage generated]

Output: Yes

PowerPedia:Homopolar generator - PESWiki


Input: [Magnetic source] Moved [Disk] Moved [Indicator] Moved [Voltage generated]

Output: Undetermined

PowerPedia:Homopolar generator - PESWiki


Input: [INGREDIENTS] AlphaDerma CE [10% Argireline] Yes [Alpha Lipoic Acid] Yes [Vitamin C Ester] Yes [DMAE] Yes [Elastin] Yes [Collagen] Yes [Soy] Yes [UV-A/B]

Output: Yes

Dr. Perricone Peptide Conformer vs. AlphaDerma CE : Janson Beckett


Input: [INGREDIENTS] Perricone [10% Argireline] No* [Alpha Lipoic Acid] No [Vitamin C Ester] Yes [DMAE] Yes [Elastin] No [Collagen] No [Soy] No [UV-A/B]

Output: No

Dr. Perricone Peptide Conformer vs. AlphaDerma CE : Janson Beckett


Input: [INGREDIENTS] StriVectin [10% Argireline] No [Alpha Lipoic Acid] No [Vitamin C Ester] No [DMAE] No [Elastin] No [Collagen] No [Soy] No [UV-A/B]

Output: No

Dr. Perricone Peptide Conformer vs. AlphaDerma CE : Janson Beckett


Input: [INGREDIENTS] Kinerase [10% Argireline] Yes [Alpha Lipoic Acid] No [Vitamin C Ester] Yes** [DMAE] No [Elastin] No [Collagen] No [Soy] No [UV-A/B]

Output: No

Dr. Perricone Peptide Conformer vs. AlphaDerma CE : Janson Beckett


Input: [INGREDIENTS] DDF [10% Argireline] Yes [Alpha Lipoic Acid] No [Vitamin C Ester] No [DMAE] No [Elastin] No [Collagen] No [Soy] No [UV-A/B]

Output: Yes

Dr. Perricone Peptide Conformer vs. AlphaDerma CE : Janson Beckett


Input: [INGREDIENTS] bellaplex [10% Argireline] Yes [Alpha Lipoic Acid] No [Vitamin C Ester] No [DMAE] No [Elastin] No [Collagen] Yes [Soy] No [UV-A/B]

Output: No

Dr. Perricone Peptide Conformer vs. AlphaDerma CE : Janson Beckett


Input: [Description] CDT, TCI, Igniter 21119-1219 [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

Output: 1666 Email us about this part Email us about parts not listed here

Kawasaki GPZ500S 1987-1993 motorcycle parts for sale


Input: [Description] Chain Guard [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

Output: 2769 Email us about this part Email us about parts not listed here

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Input: [Description] Fuel Tap [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

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Input: [Description] Ignition Pick ups [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

Output: 924 Email us about this part Email us about parts not listed here

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Input: [Description] Rear Shock [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

Output: 1423 Email us about this part Email us about parts not listed here

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Input: [Description] Regulator / Rectifier [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

Output: 113 Email us about this part Email us about parts not listed here

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Input: [Description] Regulator / Rectifier SH 530-12k [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

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Input: [Description] Right switch block [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

Output: 710 Email us about this part Email us about parts not listed here

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Input: [Description] Side cover, left, missing 1 rear lugs. [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

Output: 2422 Email us about this part Email us about parts not listed here

Kawasaki GPZ500S 1987-1993 motorcycle parts for sale


Input: [Description] Side cover, left. [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

Output: 2423 Email us about this part Email us about parts not listed here

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Input: [Description] Side cover, right, missing rear lugs, cable tie in place. [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

Output: 2420 Email us about this part Email us about parts not listed here

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Input: [Description] Side cover, right, weld repairs, missing rear lugs, cable tie in place. [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

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Input: [Description] Starter clutch and gear [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

Output: 2515 Email us about this part Email us about parts not listed here

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Input: [Description] Starter Motor [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

Output: 1778 Email us about this part Email us about parts not listed here

Kawasaki GPZ500S 1987-1993 motorcycle parts for sale


Input: [Description] Starter Relay Solenoid [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

Output: 1230 Email us about this part Email us about parts not listed here

Kawasaki GPZ500S 1987-1993 motorcycle parts for sale


Input: [Description] Stator [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

Output: 923 Email us about this part Email us about parts not listed here

Kawasaki GPZ500S 1987-1993 motorcycle parts for sale


Input: [Description] Switch Block, Right [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

Output: 2645 Email us about this part Email us about parts not listed here

Kawasaki GPZ500S 1987-1993 motorcycle parts for sale


Input: [Description] Tail piece [New or Used] Used [Part Number]

Output: 2419 Email us about this part Email us about parts not listed here

Kawasaki GPZ500S 1987-1993 motorcycle parts for sale


Input: [Excellent] Chickpeas / garbanzo beans [Good] Beets [Very Good]

Output: Asparagus


Input: [Excellent] Lentils [Good] Broccoli [Very Good]

Output: Baked beans


Input: [Excellent] Black beans [Good] Brussel sprouts [Very Good]

Output: Black-eyed peas


Input: [Excellent] Pinto beans [Good] Canned corn [Very Good]

Output: Refried beans


Input: [Excellent] Red kidney beans [Good] Collard greens [Very Good]

Output: Spinach


Input: [Good] Turnip greens [Very Good]

Output: Romaine lettuce


Input: [Very Good]

Output: Lima beans


Input: [Brand Name] AGRIFARM [Description] For lubrication of agricultural machinery [Product Type]

Output: Agricultural Machinery Lubricants

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] ANTICORIT [Description] For the temporary corrosion protection of metals [Product Type]

Output: Corrosion Preventives

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] BEL-RAY NO TOX [Description] For the foodstuff, beverage, confectionary and pharmaceutical industries [Product Type]

Output: Foodgrade Lubricants

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] CENT [Description] Preventive maintenance service [Product Type]

Output: Condition Monitoring

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] CENTREX [Description] Protective skin creams and cleaners [Product Type]

Output: Skin Care Products

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] CENTURY [Description] Specialist products designed for the mining industry [Product Type]

Output: Mining Products

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] CPM [Description] A complete lubrication supply programme [Product Type]

Output: Chemical Process Management

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] ECOCOOL [Description] Water miscible for all rough and precision machining operations [Product Type]

Output: Metalworking Fluids

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] ECOCUT [Description] Neat fluids for all rough and precision machining operations [Product Type]

Output: Metalworking Fluids

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] FRICOFIN [Description] Specialist antifreeze products [Product Type]

Output: Radiator Antifreeze

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] PLANTO [Description] Environmentally friendly, rapidly biodegradable lubricants for all applications [Product Type]

Output: Biodegradable Lubricants

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] RENEP [Description] For slideway lubrication and general lubrication systems [Product Type]

Output: Slideway Oils

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] RENISO [Description] Refrigerator oils for all different refrigerants and compressor types [Product Type]

Output: Refrigeration Oils

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] RENOCAST [Description] For all types of on-site and pre-cast concrete structures, bricks, tiles and decorative work [Product Type]

Output: Mould Release Agents

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] RENOCLEAN [Description] Industrial detergents for use in dip or spray equipment [Product Type]

Output: Industrial Detergents and Degreasers

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] RENOFORM [Description] For pressing, extrusion, forging and drawing [Product Type]

Output: Metalforming Lubricants

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] RENOLIN [Description] For diverse applications including hydraulic systems, compressors and gearboxes [Product Type]

Output: Industrial Lubricants

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] RENOLIT [Description] For various applications in all industries [Product Type]

Output: Grease

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] SILKOLENE [Description] Advanced range of oils for motorcycles [Product Type]

Output: Motorcycle Lubricants

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] THERMISOL [Description] For the heat treatment of steel, cast iron and non-ferrous metals [Product Type]

Output: Quenching Oils

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: [Brand Name] TITAN [Description] High performance engine and gear oils for all cars, trucks, buses, construction and agricultural machinery [Product Type]

Output: Automotive Lubricants

Suppliers & Distributors of FUCHS Lubricants - Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd Wolverhampton, West Midlands. - © Alpha Drive Engineering Services Ltd.


Input: Infiniti Hide Away License Plates Pontiac Hide Away License Plates [Acura Hidden License Plates]

Output: Audi Hidden License Plates


Input: Kia Hide Away License Plates Porsche Hide Away License Plates [Acura Hidden License Plates]

Output: BMW Hidden License Plates


Input: Lexus Hide Away License Plates Saab Hide Away License Plates [Acura Hidden License Plates]

Output: Buick Hidden License Plates


Input: Lincoln Hide Away License Plates Saturn Hide Away License Plates [Acura Hidden License Plates]

Output: Cadillac Hidden License Plates


Input: Mazda Hide Away License Plates Scion Hide Away License Plates [Acura Hidden License Plates]

Output: Chevrolet Camaro Hidden License Plates


Input: Mercedes Hide Away License Plates SMART Hide Away License Plates [Acura Hidden License Plates]

Output: Chrysler Hidden License Plates


Input: Mercury Hide Away License Plates Subaru Hide Away License Plates [Acura Hidden License Plates]

Output: Dodge Hidden License Plates


Input: MINI Hide Away License Plates Suzuki Hide Away License Plates [Acura Hidden License Plates]

Output: Eagle Hidden License Plates


Input: Mitsubishi Hide Away License Plates Toyota Hide Away License Plates [Acura Hidden License Plates]

Output: Ford Hidden License Plates


Input: Nissan Hide Away License Plates Volkswagen Hide Away License Plates [Acura Hidden License Plates]

Output: Honda Hidden License Plates


Input: [English Name] Badger [Scientific Name] Meles meles [Order] carnivora [Dental Formula]

Output: I=3/3 C=1/1 P=3/4 M=1/2


Input: [English Name] Cat (domestic) [Scientific Name] Felis catus [Order] carnivora [Dental Formula]

Output: I=3/3 C=1/1 P=3/2 M=1/1


Input: [English Name] Cat (European wild) [Scientific Name] Felis silvestris [Order] carnivora [Dental Formula]

Output: I=3/3 C=1/1 P=3/2 M=1/1


Input: [English Name] Cow [Scientific Name] Bos taurus [Order] artiodactyla [Dental Formula]

Output: I=3/3 C=1/1 P=3/3 M=3/3


Input: [English Name] Dog (domestic) [Scientific Name] Canis familiaris [Order] carnivora [Dental Formula]

Output: I=3/3 C=1/1 P=4/4 M=2/3


Input: [English Name] Fox (red) [Scientific Name] Vulpes vulpes [Order] carnivora [Dental Formula]

Output: I=3/3 C=1/1 P=4/4 M=2/3


Input: [English Name] Hedgehog [Scientific Name] Erinaceus europaeus [Order] insectivora [Dental Formula]

Output: I=3/2 C=1/1 P=3/2 M=3/3


Input: [English Name] Horse [Scientific Name] Equus caballus [Order] perrisodactyla [Dental Formula]

Output: (male) I=3/3 C=1/1 P=3/3 M=3 (female) I=3/3 C=0/0 P=3/3 M=3/3


Input: [English Name] Mole [Scientific Name] Talpa europaea [Order] insectivora [Dental Formula]

Output: I=3/3 C=1/1 P=4/4 M=3/3


Input: [English Name] Mouse (House) [Scientific Name] Mus musculus [Order] rodentia [Dental Formula]

Output: I=1/1 C=0/0 P=0/0 M=3/3


Input: [English Name] Pig [Scientific Name] Sus scrofa [Order] artiodactyla [Dental Formula]

Output: I=3/3 C=1/1 P=4/4 M=3/3


Input: [English Name] Porpoise (common) [Scientific Name] Phocoena phocoena [Order] cetacea [Dental Formula]


Input: [English Name] Rabbit [Scientific Name] Oryctolagus cuniculus [Order] lagomorpha [Dental Formula]

Output: I=1(1)/1 C=0/0 P=3/2 M=3/3


Input: [English Name] Rat (brown/common/sewer) [Scientific Name] Rattus norvegicus [Order] rodentia [Dental Formula]

Output: I=1/1 C=0/0 P=0/0 M=3/3


Input: [English Name] Sheep [Scientific Name] Ovis aries [Order] artiodactyla [Dental Formula]

Output: I=3/3 C=1/1 P=3/3 M=3/3


Input: [English Name] Squirrel (grey) [Scientific Name] Sciurus carolinensis [Order] rodentia [Dental Formula]

Output: I=1/1 C=0/0 P=2/1 M=3/3


Input: [English Name] Squirrel (red) [Scientific Name] Sciurus vulgaris [Order] rodentia [Dental Formula]

Output: I=1/1 C=0/0 P=2/1 M=3/3


Input: [English Name] Vole (field) [Scientific Name] Microtus agrestis [Order] rodentia [Dental Formula]

Output: I=1/1 C=0/0 P=0/0 M=3/3


Input: [English Name] Weasel [Scientific Name] Mustela nivalis [Order] carnivora [Dental Formula]

Output: I=3/3 C=1/1 P=3/3 M=1/2


Input: [Name] Alginate Based Masks [Cost] $90 [Description]

Output: Calming and cooling, take a mini vacation under one of these rubber-like masks. You can almost feel the nutrients feeding your skin.


Input: [Name] The Vitamin Mask [Cost] $90 [Description]

Output: An anti aging mask. This mask gives the skin that youthful look and feeling whilst strengthening and preserving the natural structure protecting the skin from cellular damage. It feels like gelatin on the skin, and when it is removed your new face is revealed.


Input: [Name] Caviar Balance Mask [Cost] $90 [Description]

Output: This mask combines a formula of vital alginate ingredients, vitamins and minerals to help the skins most critical metabolic process. This enables the skins repair function to increase in its ability to repair damaged cells and enable the skin to regain its natural balance.


Input: [Name] Coupoerosis Peel-Off Mask [Cost] $90 [Description]

Output: You should not compromise sensitive skin… this gentle mask cools, calms, and firms while strengthening the vessel function and reducing redness.


Input: [Name] Phytocell Champagne Mask [Cost] $90 [Description]

Output: Recommended for mature, structurally weak skin. This mask promotes skin cell longevity, and protects against UV induced cell damage. It reinforces cell resistance against stress factors and leaves a striking effect to the skin.


Input: [Name] Collagen Masks [Cost] $90 [Description]

Output: Collagen is a major component of the connective tissue in the skin that creates strength and flexibility. Over time the collagen levels in our skin decreases causing wrinkles to form. Collagen is the essential protein used to repair damaged tissue and to replace old tissue. These masks are not impregnated with collagen… they are collagen!


Input: [Name] Caviar Mask [Cost] $90 [Description]

Output: Collagen fleeces enriched with Caviar. Stimulates biological cell growth, smooths fine lines and wrinkles, creates skin firmness and balances moisture loss. The conjunctive tissue is stabilized and blood circulation is increased. Your skin will thank you for this treatment.


Input: [Name] Aloe Vera Mask [Cost] $90 [Description]

Output: Collagen fleeces enriched with Aloe Vera. Suitable for all skin types, particularly for sun damaged or irritated skin. Extremely good for skin regeneration, especially kind to sensitive skin.


Input: [Name] The Relax Mask [Cost] $90 [Description]

Output: Collagen fleeces enriched with Myoxinol, a plant-derived complex from hibiscus esculentus seeds. Special treatment to diminish mimic wrinkles, smooth expression lines, relax facial features, and balance moisture loss. Good for mature skin and for fighting sun damage. Great for dry and demanding skin, this mask leaves your skin with a beautiful calming sensation


Input: [Name] Gingko Biloba Mask [Cost] $90 [Description]

Output: Collagen fleeces enriched with Ginkgo Biloba. Suitable for all skin types. Good for mature, fatigued and vascular damaged skin. Ginkgo Biloba stimulates the skins metabolism, counteracts free radicals, and is known for its firming effects.


Input: [Name] Matrix Procell Mask [Cost] $90 [Description]

Output: Collagen fleeces enriched with Procell. Apple stem cell extracts that are particularly kind to the skin and activate the skins self renewal potential. Resveratol, from the skin of red grapes, combined with baicalin which are known for their highly effective anti oxidant component, will extend the cell division phase in skin tissue. Suitable for all skin types, especially mature skin, leaving it moisturized and smooth.


Input: [0] Comments [1] Resiliency -- Determined by fiber structure and modifications. [3] Soil & Stain Resistance/Cleanability -- Determined by color, texture, dyes, fiber structure and modifications. [4] Resistance to Sunlight -- Determined by fiber structure and modifications. [5] Static -- Determined by fiber structure and modification. [6] Hand [7] Resistance to Mildew --Determined by fiber structure and modifications [8] Flammability -- Determined by fiber structure, modification, construction methods, dyes, padding and carpet installation methods [2]

Output: Abrasion Resistance -- Determined by fiber and density of face fiber -- the more tightly packed the yarns, the more resistant to wear.

The Carpet Buyers Handbook - Carpet Fibers


Input: [0] Wool [1] Good to excellent [3] Good to excellent [4] Poor -- If protected from ultraviolet rays, degradation does not occur as rapidly. [5] Builds up in low humidity unless modified. [6] Warm, soft [7] Poor if damp or soiled. [8] Burns slowly indirect flame; considered self-extinguishing. Burning hair odor. [2]

Output: Good to excellent

The Carpet Buyers Handbook - Carpet Fibers


Input: [0] Nylon [1] Excellent [3] Good to excellent [4] Good -- special dyes may be used to inhibit sun damage. [5] Builds up in low humidity unless modified. [6] Varies from warm and soft to cold and coarse. [7] Fiber may be modified [8] Burns slowly, melts in direct flame; self-extinguishing. Structure may alter what occurs. Celery-like odor. [2]

Output: Excellent

The Carpet Buyers Handbook - Carpet Fibers


Input: [0] Polypropylene Olefin [1] Excellent [3] Good if oily soils and stains are treated promptly. [4] Loses strength and deteriorates unless chemically modified to resist sunlight damage. [5] Builds up in low humidity but at a lower level than nylon or polyester [6] Waxy, soft [7] Excellent [8] Melts at low temperatures (170Â°C); burns and emits heavy, sooty, waxy smoke. Paraffin wax odor. Pulling a heavy object across the carpet surface can cause enough friction to melt the carpet fibers. [2]

Output: Excellent

The Carpet Buyers Handbook - Carpet Fibers


Input: [0] Acrylic Modacrylic' [1] Fair to excellent [3] Good [4] Excellent resistance. Prolonged exposure may cause deterioration in some pieces. [5] Builds up in low humidity unless modified. [6] Warm, soft [7] Excellent [8] Acrylic burns readily unless modified. Modacrylics are difficult to ignite, will not support combustion, are self-extinguishing and dripless. Acrid odor for both. [2]

Output: Fair to excellent

The Carpet Buyers Handbook - Carpet Fibers


Input: [0] Polyester [1] Good to excellent [3] Good to excellent -- oily stains should be promptly treated. [4] Good -- may weaken with prolonged exposure. [5] Builds up in low humidity unless modified. [6] Varies -- finer deniers are soft and silky. [7] Excellent [8] Burns slowly, melts; some are self-extinguishing. Chemical odor. [2]

Output: Good to excellent

The Carpet Buyers Handbook - Carpet Fibers


Input: [Symptoms] Fever [Flu] High fever (102 - 104° F); lasts 3 to 4 days [Cold]

Output: Usually none

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Symptoms] Headache [Flu] Headaches can be strong [Cold]

Output: Usually none

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Symptoms] General aches, pains [Flu] Often severe aches and pains [Cold]

Output: Very little

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Symptoms] Fatigue, weakness [Flu] Fatigue for up to 3 weeks [Cold]

Output: Mild

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Symptoms] Extreme exhaustion [Flu] Exhaustion begins early and remains [Cold]

Output: Never

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Symptoms] Stuffy nose [Flu] Sometimes [Cold]

Output: Nose usually stuffy

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Symptoms] Sneezing [Flu] Sometimes [Cold]

Output: Sneezing is common

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Symptoms] Sore throat [Flu] Sometimes [Cold]

Output: Throat is usually sore

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Symptoms] Chest discomfort, cough [Flu] Chest discomfort and coughing can be severe [Cold]

Output: Sometimes

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Symptoms] Complications [Flu] Bronchitis, pneumonia; can be life-threatening [Cold]

Output: Sinus congestion or earache

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Symptoms] Prevention [Flu] Annual vaccination or antiviral medicines; see your doctor [Cold]

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Symptoms] Treatment [Flu] Antiviral medicines: see your doctor [Cold]

Output: Only temporary relief of symptoms

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Action] Catalyze reactions that break mucopolysaccharide links in connective tissues, thereby enhancing diffusion of venom [Snakes genera] Several genera [Compound]

Output: Hyaluronidases

Snake Venom: Snake Web - The Wild Classroom


Input: [Action] Catalyze the breakdown of structural components of tissues. [Snakes genera] All venomous species [Compound]

Output: Proteolytic enzymes

Snake Venom: Snake Web - The Wild Classroom


Input: [Action] Catalyze reactions that harm musculature and nerves [Snakes genera] Almost all venomous species [Compound]

Output: Phospholipases

Snake Venom: Snake Web - The Wild Classroom


Input: [Action] Catalyze reactions that disrupt protein peptide bonds in tissues, causing blood vessel wall damage and hemorrhaging and muscle-fiber deterioration. [Snakes genera] Vipers and Pitvipers [Compound]

Output: Proteases

Snake Venom: Snake Web - The Wild Classroom


Input: [Action] Inhibit blood clotting [Snakes genera] Vipers, pitvipers, and a few rare elapids [Compound]

Output: Thrombinlike enzymes

Snake Venom: Snake Web - The Wild Classroom


Input: [Action] Enhancement of one of the body's natural responses to injury by dilating and increasing permeability of blood vessels, stimulates pain receptors and contracts some smooth muscles. This allows the venom to diffuse quickly into the bloodstream, increases bleeding and inhibits the ability to flee [Snakes genera] Bothrops and Crotalus genera [Compound]

Output: Peptide bradykinin potentiators

Snake Venom: Snake Web - The Wild Classroom


Input: [Action] Disrupts nerve-impulse transmission, causing heart or respiratory failure [Snakes genera] Mambas, Vipera, Crotalus, Bungarus, Naja, Laticaua, Hydrophis all with different types of toxin. [Compound]

Output: Polypeptide toxins

Snake Venom: Snake Web - The Wild Classroom


Input: [Action] Stimulates the growth of nerve cells [Snakes genera] Agkistrodon, Crotalus [Compound]

Output: Nerve growth factor

Snake Venom: Snake Web - The Wild Classroom


Input: [Art No] BT-110 [English Name] Over Wrapping Machine [Unit] PC [Unit price FOB (USD)] 15,887.00 [Functions]

Output: one mould will be free with the machine

Tea Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Over Wrapping Machine,Green Tea Machine


Input: [Art No] BT-400C-I [English Name] Over Wrapping Machine [Unit] PC [Unit price FOB (USD)] 32,354.00 [Functions]

Output: one mould will be free with the machine

Tea Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Over Wrapping Machine,Green Tea Machine


Input: [Art No] BT-250A [English Name] Over Wrapping Machine [Unit] PC [Unit price FOB (USD)] 22,667.00 [Functions]

Output: one mould will be free with the machine

Tea Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Over Wrapping Machine,Green Tea Machine


Input: [Art No] BT-2000B [English Name] Over Wrapping Machine [Unit] PC [Unit price FOB (USD)] 21,180.00 [Functions]

Output: one mould will be free with the machine

Tea Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Over Wrapping Machine,Green Tea Machine


Input: [Art No] BT-2000A [English Name] Over Wrapping Machine [Unit] PC [Unit price FOB (USD)] 24,514.00 [Functions]

Output: one mould will be free with the machine

Tea Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Over Wrapping Machine,Green Tea Machine


Input: [Art No] BT350-A [English Name] Over Wrapping Machine [Unit] PC [Unit price FOB (USD)] 26,770.00 [Functions]

Output: one mould will be free with the machine

Tea Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Over Wrapping Machine,Green Tea Machine


Input: [English Name] Mould For BT-350A [Unit] PC [Unit price FOB (USD)] 2,462.00 [Functions]

Output: Define

Tea Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Over Wrapping Machine,Green Tea Machine


Input: [English Name] Printing Device [Unit] PC [Unit price FOB (USD)] 2,462.00 [Functions]

Output: Define

Tea Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Over Wrapping Machine,Green Tea Machine


Input: [English Name] Unsealing Pull Line [Unit] Rolls [Unit price FOB (USD)] 18.50/roll [Functions]

Output: Define

Tea Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Tea Bag Machine,Over Wrapping Machine,Green Tea Machine


Input: [1] Cast Iron [2] Aluminum [0]

Output: Activity

cast iron dutch ovens versus aluminum dutch ovens


Input: [1] Very heavy [2] Weighs 1/3 as much as iron. 10 pounds rather than 30 [0]

Output: Packing

cast iron dutch ovens versus aluminum dutch ovens


Input: [1] Heats slowly and evenly. Retains heat [2] Since it has less mass, it heats faster, but may have hot spots and loses heat faster [0]

Output: Heating

cast iron dutch ovens versus aluminum dutch ovens


Input: [1] Slow, even heat [2] May have uneven cooking, especially in windy conditions [0]

Output: Cooking

cast iron dutch ovens versus aluminum dutch ovens


Input: [1] Melts at 2000 degrees. Won't melt on a fire [2] Melts at 1200 degrees. Chance of melting on a very hot fire [0]

Output: Melting

cast iron dutch ovens versus aluminum dutch ovens


Input: [1] Must season and keep seasoned to prevent rust [2] Season if you want, but not necessary [0]

Output: Seasoning

cast iron dutch ovens versus aluminum dutch ovens


Input: [1] Only use water after scraping clean. Soap will cause rust and foul flavor the oven. [2] It doesn't rust so you can wash it with soap and water. [0]

Output: Cleaning

cast iron dutch ovens versus aluminum dutch ovens


Input: [Materials:] Warranty [Steel]

Output: 1 Year

Garden Treasures 41,000-BTU Liquid Propane Patio Heater | Lowe's Canada


Input: [0] xIgnition Type This option allows you to select the type of ignition you would to use on your product. 3476Team / School [Materials:] Ignition Type [Steel]

Output: Electric

Garden Treasures 41,000-BTU Liquid Propane Patio Heater | Lowe's Canada


Input: [0] xPatio Heater Construction This option group allows you select your patio heater based on the material construction. 3476Team / School [Materials:] Patio Heater Construction [Steel]

Output: Stainless Steel

Garden Treasures 41,000-BTU Liquid Propane Patio Heater | Lowe's Canada


Input: [0] xPatio Heater Fuel Type We offer a wide selection of patio heater fuel types depending on your prfference and need. Whether you prefer the convience of Electric or Propane. Or if you prefer the clean look of Natural Gas enabled heaters. We are sure to have a patio heater for you. 3476Team / School [Materials:] Patio Heater Fuel Type [Steel]

Output: Propane

Garden Treasures 41,000-BTU Liquid Propane Patio Heater | Lowe's Canada


Input: [0] xPatio Heater Safety Features Our selection of Patio Heaters offers various safety features. This includes safety switches or safety auto shut-off tilt valves, pilot lights, and also safety certified patio heaters. Many of the patio heaters offered are CSA Certified (Canadian Standards Association). Recognized in the U.S., Canada and around the world, the CSA is a provider of product testing and certification services for electrical, mechanical, plumbing, gas and a variety of of other products. 3476Team / School [Materials:] Patio Heater Safety Features [Steel]

Output: Anti-Tilt Safety Switch

Garden Treasures 41,000-BTU Liquid Propane Patio Heater | Lowe's Canada


Input: [0] xPatio Heater Type We offer a wide variety of patio heater types. From Table Top Patio Heaters to Hanging Patio Heaters, find the patio heater that best suits your needs and your home. 3476Team / School [Materials:] Patio Heater Type [Steel]

Output: Free Standing

Garden Treasures 41,000-BTU Liquid Propane Patio Heater | Lowe's Canada


Input: [course ID] EAS 101 [course name]

Output: Introduction to Physical Earth Science


Input: [course ID] EAS 102 [course name]

Output: Introduction to Environmental Earth Science


Input: [course ID] EAS 103 [course name]

Output: Earth and Life Through Time


Input: [course ID] EAS 190 [course name]

Output: Spatial Organization of Human Activity


Input: [course ID] EAS 191 [course name]

Output: Cultures, Landscapes and Societies


Input: [course ID] EAS 192 [course name]

Output: Cultures, Landscapes and Geographic Space


Input: [course ID] EAS 203 [course name]

Output: Earth Science II


Input: [course ID] EAS 220 [course name]

Output: Introduction to Computational Techniques in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences


Input: [course ID] EAS 223 [course name]

Output: Introduction to Hydrogeology


Input: [course ID] EAS 231 [course name]

Output: Principles of Sedimentation


Input: [course ID] EAS 235 [course name]

Output: Clastic Sedimentology


Input: [course ID] EAS 236 [course name]

Output: Carbonate Sedimentology


Input: [course ID] EAS 271 [course name]

Output: The Climate System


Input: [course ID] EAS 290 [course name]

Output: Human Impacts on the Environment


Input: [course ID] EAS 291 [course name]

Output: Human Use of Resources


Input: [course ID] EAS 292 [course name]

Output: Behavioral Dimensions of Resource and Environmental Management


Input: [course ID] EAS 293 [course name]

Output: The Urban Environment


Input: [course ID] EAS 294 [course name]

Output: Natural Resources and Environmental Management


Input: [course ID] EAS 295 [course name]

Output: Human Dimensions of Environmental Hazards


Input: [course ID] EAS 321 [course name]

Output: Structural Geology


Input: [course ID] EAS 322 [course name]

Output: Petrology of Sedimentary Rocks


Input: [course ID] EAS 325 [course name]

Output: Digital Mapping and Terrain Modelling


Input: [course ID] EAS 326 [course name]

Output: Multivariate Statistical Methods for the Earth and Atmospheric Sciences


Input: [course ID] EAS 330 [course name]

Output: Stratigraphy


Input: [course ID] EAS 352 [course name]

Output: Surface Water Hydrology


Input: [course ID] EAS 390 [course name]

Output: Environmental Impact Assessment


Input: [course ID] EAS 391 [course name]

Output: Introduction to Environmental Planning


Input: [course ID] EAS 392 [course name]

Output: Research Methods in Human Geography


Input: [course ID] EAS 393 [course name]

Output: Introduction to Social and Cultural Geography


Input: [course ID] EAS 394 [course name]

Output: Issues in Human Geography


Input: [course ID] EAS 395 [course name]

Output: Health, Space and Place


Input: [course ID] EAS 396 [course name]

Output: The Spatial Economy


Input: [course ID] EAS 397 [course name]

Output: Topics in Regional Geography


Input: [course ID] EAS 400 [course name]

Output: The Practice of the Geological Profession


Input: [course ID] EAS 420 [course name]

Output: Environmental Geochemistry


Input: [course ID] EAS 422 [course name]

Output: Basin Analysis


Input: [course ID] EAS 423 [course name]

Output: Analytical Methods for Geochemistry and Mineralogy


Input: [course ID] EAS 424 [course name]

Output: Subsurface Geological Methods


Input: [course ID] EAS 431 [course name]

Output: Regional and Petroleum Hydrogeology


Input: [course ID] EAS 434 [course name]

Output: Geochemistry of Ore Deposits


Input: [course ID] EAS 435 [course name]

Output: Geotectonics


Input: [course ID] EAS 436 [course name]

Output: Petrogenesis of Igneous and Metamorphic Rocks


Input: [course ID] EAS 437 [course name]

Output: Geology of Canada


Input: [course ID] EAS 453 [course name]

Output: Arctic Environments


Input: [course ID] EAS 454 [course name]

Output: Arid and Semiarid Environments


Input: [course ID] EAS 455 [course name]

Output: Alpine Environments


Input: [course ID] EAS 472 [course name]

Output: Earth and Climate System Modelling


Input: [course ID] EAS 491 [course name]

Output: Resource Management and Environmental Policy


Input: [course ID] EAS 492 [course name]

Output: Geographical Information Systems for Social Science


Input: [course ID] EAS 493 [course name]

Output: Human Dimensions of Environmental Change


Input: [course ID] EAS 494 [course name]

Output: Environment and Health


Input: [course ID] EAS 495 [course name]

Output: Advanced Issues in Human Geography


Input: [course ID] EAS 497 [course name]

Output: Directed Study in Human Geography I


Input: [course ID] EAS 498 [course name]

Output: Directed Study in Human Geography II


Input: [course ID] EAS 499 [course name]

Output: Practical Study in Human Geography


Input: [course ID] EAS 521 [course name]

Output: Advanced Structural Geology and Tectonics


Input: [course ID] EAS 522 [course name]

Output: Advanced Remote Sensing: Applications and Algorithms


Input: [course ID] EAS 525 [course name]

Output: Advanced Paleontology


Input: [course ID] EAS 527 [course name]

Output: Geomicrobiology


Input: [course ID] EAS 530 [course name]

Output: Principles of Ichnology


Input: [course ID] EAS 531 [course name]

Output: Advanced Clastic Sedimentology


Input: [course ID] EAS 532 [course name]

Output: Advanced Carbonate Sedimentology


Input: [course ID] EAS 533 [course name]

Output: Advanced Petroleum Geology


Input: [course ID] EAS 534 [course name]

Output: Historical Geology Seminar


Input: [course ID] EAS 535 [course name]

Output: Selected Topics in Petrology


Input: [course ID] EAS 537 [course name]

Output: Low Temperature Geochemistry


Input: [course ID] EAS 538 [course name]

Output: High Temperature Geochemistry


Input: [course ID] EAS 542 [course name]

Output: Selected Topics in Quaternary Geology


Input: [course ID] EAS 543 [course name]

Output: Advanced Contaminant Hydrology


Input: [course ID] EAS 545 [course name]

Output: Regional Groundwater Flow


Input: [course ID] EAS 550 [course name]

Output: Advanced Fluvial Geomorphology


Input: [course ID] EAS 551 [course name]

Output: Advanced Glacial Geomorphology


Input: [course ID] EAS 552 [course name]

Output: Periglacial Geomorphology


Input: [course ID] EAS 555 [course name]

Output: Advanced Topics in Geomorphology


Input: [course ID] EAS 571 [course name]

Output: Cloud and Precipitation Physics


Input: [course ID] EAS 581 [course name]

Output: Advanced Regional and Petroleum Hydrogeology


Input: [course ID] EAS 582 [course name]

Output: Advanced Geochemistry of Ore Deposits


Input: [course ID] EAS 586 [course name]

Output: Advanced Petrogenesis of Igneous & Metamorphic Rocks


Input: [course ID] EAS 590 [course name]

Output: Topics in Human Geography


Input: [course ID] EAS 591 [course name]

Output: Advanced Resource Management and Environmental Policy


Input: [course ID] EAS 592 [course name]

Output: Advanced Geographical Information Systems for Social Science


Input: [course ID] EAS 593 [course name]

Output: Advanced Human Dimensions of Global Change


Input: [course ID] EAS 594 [course name]

Output: Advanced Environment and Health


Input: [course ID] HGP 498 [course name]

Output: Directed Study in Human Geography or Planning II


Input: [course ID] HGP 499 [course name]

Output: Practical Study in Human Geography and Planning


Input: [course ID] INTD 451 [course name]

Output: Geography of Recreation and Leisure


Input: [course ID] INTD 594 [course name]

Output: Quaternary Environments (full term)


Input: [course ID] PALEO 318 [course name]

Output: Paleobiology of the Lower Vertebrates


Input: [course ID] PALEO 319 [course name]

Output: Paleobiology of the Higher Vertebrates


Input: [course ID] WKEXP 411 [course name]

Output: EAS Work Experience


Input: [course ID] WKEXP 412 [course name]

Output: EAS Work Experience


Input: [course ID] WKEXP 413 [course name]

Output: EAS Work Experience


Input: [Species] Northern Shoveler (Anas clypeata) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Wood Sandpiper (Tringa glareola) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Grey Wagtail (Motacilla cinerea) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Black Redstart (Phoenicurus ochruros) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Bar-headed Goose (Anser indicus) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Ruddy Shelduck (Brahminy Duck) (Tadorna ferruginea) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: yes


Input: [Species] Northern Pintail (Anas acuta) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Common Pochard (Aythya ferina) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: yes


Input: [Species] Osprey (Pandion haliaetus) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Common Greenshank (Tringa nebularia) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Common Sandpiper (Actitis hypoleucos) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: yes


Input: [Species] Brown-headed Gull (Chroicocephalus brunnicephalus) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Pied Cuckoo (Jacobin Cuckoo) (Clamator jacobinus) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Blue-tailed Bee-eater (Merops philippinus) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] yes [2011-2012] yes [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: yes


Input: [Species] Red-breasted Flycatcher (Ficedula parva) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Bluethroat (Luscinia svecica) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Common/Stejneger's Stonechat (Siberian/Stejneger's Stonechat) (Saxicola maurus) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Grey Heron (Ardea cinerea) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Green-winged Teal (Common Teal) (Anas crecca) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Red-crested Pochard (Netta rufina) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] no [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: yes


Input: [Species] Tufted Duck (Aythya fuligula) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Pacific Golden-Plover (Pluvialis fulva) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Kentish Plover (Charadrius alexandrinus) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: yes


Input: [Species] Pintail Snipe (Gallinago stenura) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Common Snipe (Gallinago gallinago) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Black-tailed Godwit (Limosa limosa) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: yes


Input: [Species] Spotted Redshank (Tringa erythropus) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Marsh Sandpiper (Tringa stagnatilis) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Ruff (Calidris pugnax) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Black-headed Gull (Chroicocephalus ridibundus) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Whiskered Tern (Chlidonias hybrida) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] White Wagtail (Motacilla alba) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: yes


Input: [Species] Citrine Wagtail (Motacilla citreola) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: yes


Input: [Species] Western Yellow Wagtail (Motacilla flava) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Ferruginous Duck (Ferruginous Pochard) (Aythya nyroca) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Common Redshank (Tringa totanus) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Little Ringed Plover (Charadrius dubius) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] yes [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: yes


Input: [Species] Gull-billed Tern (Gelochelidon nilotica) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Little Tern (Sternula albifrons) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [Species] Oriental Pratincole (Glareola maldivarum) [2007-2008] no [2008-2009] no [2009-2010] no [2010-2011] no [2011-2012] no [2013-2014] yes [2014-2015] no [2015-2016] no [2012-2013]

Output: no


Input: [0] Finish [1] Basic Explanation [3] Colors may rub off from friction or contact with skin acid [4] Colors will alter or fade from dry cleaning or exposure to strong solvents [2]

Output: Colors may change or fade due to bright sun (UV light) or deteriorate with time

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Input: [0] Ceylon [1] Luster coating or inside coloring of opalescent beads [3] No problem with regular use [4] No problem with regular use [2]

Output: No problem with regular use

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Input: [0] Dyed Color [1] Dyed color on the surface of the beads [3] Not highly durable, care is required for use [4] Not highly durable, care is required for use [2]

Output: Some issues with durability by individual use

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Input: [0] Galvanized [1] Metal plating on the surface of beads--often silver [3] Not highly durable, care is required for use [4] Not highly durable, care is required for use [2]

Output: Some issues with durability by individual use

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Input: [0] Gold Luster or Glazed Luster [1] Special luster glazed or gold luster glazed finishes [3] Some issues with durability by individual use [4] Some issues with durability by individual use [2]

Output: Not highly durable, care is required for use

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Input: [0] Inside Color (Color-Lined) [1] Dyed color inside the hole of beads [3] No problem with regular use [4] Not highly durable, care is required for use [2]

Output: Some issues with durability by individual use

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Input: [0] Luster [1] Standard clear luster coating [3] No problem with regular use [4] No problem with regular use [2]

Output: No problem with regular use

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Input: [0] Metal Lined [1] Metal lining inside the hole of beads--often silver, gold or copper [3] Some issues with durability by individual use [4] Some issues with durability by individual use [2]

Output: Some issues with durability by individual use

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Input: [0] Metallic [1] Gunmetal, iris or bronze finish [3] No problem with regular use [4] No problem with regular use [2]

Output: No problem with regular use

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Input: [0] Rainbow (AB Coating) [1] Rainbow or AB (aurora borealis) coating on the outside of beads [3] No problem with regular use [4] No problem with regular use [2]

Output: No problem with regular use

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Input: [0] Silk [1] Silk white color with satin finish [3] No problem with regular use [4] No problem with regular use [2]

Output: No problem with regular use

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Input: [0] Metal Plated [1] Special metal platings on the outside of the bead such as silver, gold, nickel, and copper [3] Some issues with durability by individual use [4] No problem with regular use [2]

Output: No problem with regular use

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Input: [Types of Manure] Bird poo (incl. pigeons) [Will it Decay] Yes [HOTBIN Compost] Yes [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Medium [Cold Compost]

Output: Yes


Input: [Types of Manure] Cat poo [Will it Decay] Yes [HOTBIN Compost] Yes [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Medium [Cold Compost]

Output: Not Advised


Input: [Types of Manure] Chicken poo [Will it Decay] Yes [HOTBIN Compost] Yes [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Medium [Cold Compost]

Output: Yes


Input: [Types of Manure] Chicken bedding [Will it Decay] Yes [HOTBIN Compost] Yes [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Slow [Comments] Bedding comes in many forms - check the wood based table [Cold Compost]

Output: Yes


Input: [Types of Manure] Chicken pellets [Will it Decay] Yes [HOTBIN Compost] Yes [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Medium [Cold Compost]

Output: Yes


Input: [Types of Manure] Cow manure [Will it Decay] Yes [HOTBIN Compost] Yes [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Medium [Comments] Check local regulations before taking farm manure home. [Cold Compost]

Output: Yes


Input: [Types of Manure] Dog poo [Will it Decay] Yes [HOTBIN Compost] Yes [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Medium [Cold Compost]

Output: Not Advised


Input: [Types of Manure] Horse bedding [Will it Decay] Yes [HOTBIN Compost] Yes [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Slow [Comments] Bedding comes in different forms - check the wood based table [Cold Compost]

Output: Yes


Input: [Types of Manure] Horse manure [Will it Decay] Yes [HOTBIN Compost] Yes [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Medium-slow [Cold Compost]

Output: Yes


Input: [Types of Manure] Human poo [Will it Decay] Yes [HOTBIN Compost] Yes [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Medium [Comments] We know that for 99.9% of the population its a no - but it is compostable. [Cold Compost]

Output: Not Advised


Input: [Types of Manure] Nappies [Will it Decay] Yes/No [HOTBIN Compost] Yes/No [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Medium [Comments] Certified biodegradable nappies are compostable - please do check individual product as many also have plastic elements that cannot be composted. [Cold Compost]

Output: Not Advised


Input: [Types of Manure] Pet bedding [Will it Decay] Yes [HOTBIN Compost] Yes [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Slow [Comments] Bedding comes in different forms - check the wood based table [Cold Compost]

Output: Yes


Input: [Types of Manure] Pig manure [Will it Decay] Yes [HOTBIN Compost] Yes [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Medium [Comments] Check local regulations before taking farm manure home. [Cold Compost]

Output: Not Advised


Input: [Types of Manure] Rabbit and guinea pig poo [Will it Decay] Yes [HOTBIN Compost] Yes [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Medium [Cold Compost]

Output: Yes


Input: [Types of Manure] Rabbit and guinea pig bedding [Will it Decay] Yes [HOTBIN Compost] Yes [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Slow [Cold Compost]

Output: Yes


Input: [Types of Manure] Sheep manure [Will it Decay] Yes [HOTBIN Compost] Yes [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Medium [Cold Compost]

Output: Yes


Input: [Types of Manure] Urine [Will it Decay] Yes [HOTBIN Compost] No [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Fast [Comments] Its 97% water and 3% urea (biodegradable). You should not add liquids to the HOTBIN. [Cold Compost]

Output: Yes


Input: [Types of Manure] Zoo animals manure (lion, elephant, rhino, zebra etc) [Will it Decay] Yes [HOTBIN Compost] Yes [Rate of decay in the HOTBIN] Medium [Cold Compost]

Output: Yes


Input: [Product ID] 631X [Backing Type] Plain Back [Backing Thickness] 1 mil [Bonding Resins]

Output: Standard Resin


Input: [Product ID] 636XY [Backing Type] Plain Back [Backing Thickness] 1 mil [Bonding Resins]

Output: Tougher resin system


Input: [Product ID] 641X [Backing Type] Plain Back [Backing Thickness] 1.5 mil [Bonding Resins]

Output: Standard Resin


Input: [Product ID] 660XV [Backing Type] Plain Back [Backing Thickness] 3 mil [Bonding Resins]

Output: Precision Coated


Input: [Product ID] 661X [Backing Type] Plain Back [Backing Thickness] 3 mil [Bonding Resins]

Output: Standard Resin


Input: [Product ID] 661XU [Backing Type] Plain Back [Backing Thickness] 3 mil [Bonding Resins]

Output: Precision Coated


Input: [Product ID] 661XU-PSA [Backing Type] PSA Back [Backing Thickness] 3 mil [Bonding Resins]

Output: Precision Coated


Input: [Product ID] 662XW [Backing Type] Plain Back [Backing Thickness] 3 mil [Bonding Resins]

Output: Type H, tougher resin system with higher diamond content


Input: [Product ID] 663X [Backing Type] Plain Back [Backing Thickness] 3 mil [Bonding Resins]

Output: Type P, Hardest Resin


Input: [Product ID] 664X [Backing Type] PSA Back [Backing Thickness] 3 mil [Bonding Resins]

Output: Type P, Hardest Resin


Input: [Product ID] 666XW [Backing Type] PSA Back [Backing Thickness] 3 mil [Bonding Resins]

Output: Type H, tougher resin system with higher diamond content


Input: [Product ID] 668X [Backing Type] PSA Back [Backing Thickness] 3 mil [Bonding Resins]

Output: Standard Resin


Input: [Cause] Loss of membrane [Syndromes] Hereditary spherocytosis, immunohemolytic anemia [Morphology]

Output: Spherocytes


Input: [Cause] Increased ratio of RBC surface area to volume [Syndromes] Hemoglobin disorders: thalassemias, hemoglobin S, C, etc.; liver disease [Morphology]

Output: Target cells


Input: [Cause] Traumatic disruption of membrane [Syndromes] Microangiopathy, intravascular prostheses [Morphology]

Output: Schistocytes


Input: [Cause] Polymerization of hemoglobin S [Syndromes] Sickle cell syndromes [Morphology]

Output: Sickled cells


Input: [Cause] ?Abnormal membrane lipids [Syndromes] Severe liver disease (spur cell anemia) [Morphology]

Output: Acanthocytes


Input: [Cause] Presence of IgM antibody [Syndromes] Cold agglutinin disease [Morphology]

Output: Agglutinated cells


Input: [Cause] Precipitated hemoglobin [Syndromes] Unstable hemoglobin, oxidant stress [Morphology]

Output: Heinz bodies


Input: [2] The record itself is in brand new condition with no surface marks or deterioration in sound quality. The cover and any extra items such as the lyric sheet, booklet or poster are in perfect condition. Records advertised as Sealed or Unplayed should be Mint. [1]

Output: MINT

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Input: [2] The record shows some signs of having been played, but there is very little lessening in sound quality. The cover and packaging might have slight wear and/or creasing. [1]

Output: EXCELLENT

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Input: [2] The record has obviously been played many times, but displays no major deterioration in sound quality, despite noticeable surface marks and the occasional light scratch. Normal wear and tear on the cover or extra items, without any major defects, is acceptable. [1]

Output: VERY GOOD

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Input: [2] The record has been played so much that the sound quality has noticeably deteriorated, perhaps with some distortion and mild scratches. The cover and contents suffer from folding, scuffing of edges, spine splits, discolouration, etc. [1]

Output: GOOD

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Input: [2] The record is still just playable but has not been cared for properly and displays considerable surface noise; it may even jump. The cover and contents will be torn, stained and/or defaced. [1]

Output: FAIR

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Input: [2] The record will not play properly due to scratches, bad surface noise, etc. The cover and contents will be badly damaged or partly missing. [1]

Output: POOR

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Input: [2] The record is unplayable or might even be broken, and is only of use as a collection-filler. [1]

Output: BAD

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Input: [0] Lamb liver raw [GOOD] This food is low in Sodium. It is also a good source of Thiamin, and a very good source of Protein, Vitamin A, Riboflavin, Niacin, Vitamin B6, Folate, Vitamin B12, Pantothenic Acid, Iron, Phosphorus, Zinc, Copper and Selenium.

Output: This food is very high in Cholesterol. Lamb hear raw

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Input: [0] Lamb Heart raw [GOOD] This food is a good source of Thiamin, Vitamin B6, Phosphorus and Copper, and a very good source of Protein, Riboflavin, Niacin, Vitamin B12, Pantothenic Acid, Iron and Selenium.

Output: This food is very high in Cholesterol.

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Input: [0] Lamb kidneys raw [GOOD] This food is a good source of Vitamin C, Vitamin B6 and Zinc, and a very good source of Protein, Thiamin, Riboflavin, Niacin, Vitamin B12, Pantothenic Acid, Iron, Phosphorus, Copper and Selenium.

Output: This food is very high in Cholesterol.

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Input: [0] Beef tripe raw [GOOD] This food is a good source of Protein and Zinc, and a very good source of Vitamin B12 and Selenium.

Output: This food is very high in Cholesterol. This food also contains Trans Fat.

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Input: [0] Beef lung raw [GOOD] This food is a good source of Riboflavin, Pantothenic Acid, Potassium, Zinc and Copper, and a very good source of Protein, Vitamin C, Niacin, Vitamin B12, Iron, Phosphorus and Selenium.

Output: This food is very high in Cholesterol.

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Input: [0] Fish, sardine, Atlantic, canned in oil, drained solids with bone [GOOD] This food is a good source of Niacin and Calcium, and a very good source of Protein, Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, Phosphorus and Selenium.

Output: This food is very high in Cholesterol.

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Input: [Laptop] Cheaper [Netbook] More expensive [0]

Output: Cost


Input: [Laptop] Although there are cheap laptops, the processor that is included with most laptops will be a lot better than that often included in a netbook. [Netbook] Usually low-end processor is used. This can cause a degraded experience when doing more intensive tasks such as watching movies or playing games. [0]

Output: Processor


Input: [Laptop] It comes with a much larger keyboard. [Netbook] Small size keyboard [0]

Output: Keyboard size


Input: [Laptop] Because of its larger size and often weighs 2 to 3 KGs, carrying around a laptop could be more of a burden for some users. [Netbook] Netbooks are very light and weighs less than 1 KG and with their much smaller sizes, netbooks are a lot easier to carry around. [0]

Output: Travel


Input: [Laptop] laptop is going to have a much larger screen size. Laptops screens are atleast 14¡å which goes upto 17¡å. [Netbook] Netbooks are much smaller making the screen much smaller. Netbook screen size is much smaller and they come around 9¡å to 11¡å , 10 inch screen being the most popular one. [0]

Output: Screen size


Input: [Laptop] Hard disk drives especially in cheaper laptops are often 5400 RPM hard disk drives and can be slow when it comes to opening a program or otherwise accessing the drive. Almost all of them come with minimum 160 GB Harddisk which goes upto 320 GB. [Netbook] Netbooks use a SSD (solid-state drive) drive instead of a hard disk drive. Although these drives are often a lot smaller, they're also much faster when it comes to accessing data. Netbook normally comes with 160 GB hard disk though you can ask for upgradation too. [0]

Output: Hard drive


Input: [Laptop] Like any traditional computer, almost all laptops made today will come with some type of disc drive capable of reading CD's and often even reading DVD's, and/or creating a CD / DVD. [Netbook] Many netbooks will not have a CD-ROM / DVD disc drive. If you wanted to load something from a disc or play a movie or CD, it would not be possible, unless you connected an external drive to a USB port. [0]

Output: Disc drive


Input: [Laptop] Almost every type of laptop is capable of supporting any operating system. Which means you'll have the ability to run the latest version of Windows and will likely not have issues updating to a later version. Laptops are specifically designed to handle multitasking. Most new models come with at least 2GB of RAM and some go much higher. [Netbook] Because many netbooks are stripped down to help lower the overall cost and power consumption, many netbooks are incapable of running the latest version of Windows, and will often come with an older version of Windows. It is good for now that you can get the windows XP. The average netbook comes with only 1GB of RAM and can experience considerable lag when multiple programs are in use. [0]

Output: Operating System


Input: [Laptop] It is good for viewing videos or playing games. [Netbook] Netbooks are great for surfing the web, they are not as useful for viewing videos or playing games. Most feature only basic graphics capabilities and relatively low RAM. [0]

Output: Multimedia Display


Input: [Laptop] Most of them carry 6 to 9 cell battery and due to bigger screen and power processor, the battery backup time is much less of 3 to 4 hours. [Netbook] Netbooks come with 6 cell battery and often give backup time of 8 hours and more. [0]

Output: Battery


Input: [0] chlamydia [symptoms] women usually have none; men have pain/burning when urinating, yellow discharge [treatment]

Output: antibiotic to kill bacteria


Input: [0] crabs or pubic lice * [symptoms] severe itching [treatment]

Output: prescription or over-the-counter lotion (Kwell)


Input: [0] genital herpes [symptoms] red bumps/blisters in genital area; pain or burning when peeing [treatment]

Output: pills & ointment for symptoms but no cure


Input: [0] genital warts or HPV [symptoms] may have none; bumpy warts on, inside, or near genitals, or anus [treatment]

Output: some treatments but no cure; new vaccine


Input: [0] gonorrhea [symptoms] pain/burning when urinating; yellow discharge; sometimes no symptoms [treatment]

Output: antibiotic to kill bacteria


Input: [0] hepatitis B & C * [symptoms] yellow skin, abdominal pain, nausea/vomiting [treatment]

Output: pills, shots for symptoms but no cure; vaccine


Input: [0] molluscum contagiosum * [symptoms] small white or skin colored bumps on skin, sometimes around genital/anal area [treatment]

Output: pills, removal of bumps, or clears up on its own


Input: [0] pelvic inflammatory disease (women only) * [symptoms] unusually long or painful periods; cramping or pain in pelvic or abdominal area [treatment]

Output: antibiotics


Input: [0] scabies * [symptoms] line of small red spots -- very itchy [treatment]

Output: prescription or over-the-counter lotion (Kwell)


Input: [0] syphilis [symptoms] painless open sores, rash, genital ulcers, flu-like symptoms [treatment]

Output: antibiotics to kill bacteria


Input: [0] vaginal infections * [symptoms] smelly or funny-colored discharge, itching [treatment]

Output: antibiotics


Input: [0] yeast infection * [symptoms] itching, discharge, soreness in genital area [treatment]

Output: Monistat or other over-the-counter treatments


Input: [Appliance] Stand Mixer [When to replace it] If the mixer won’t turn on at all, you probably have a dead motor. [How to care for it]

Output: Never overload the mixer, causing it to work harder and put extra strain on the motor. When cleaning, make sure ALL parts are cleaned including the attachment socket!

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Input: [Appliance] Microwave [When to replace it] Takes too long to heat food or it won’t turn on. Beyond replacing a fuse, the cost to repair could exceed the cost to replace. [How to care for it]

Output: Always use proper microwave-safe plates and bowls. Keep the interior clean and the turntable rotating smoothly.

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Input: [Appliance] Drip Coffeemaker [When to replace it] If your coffee isn’t really hot after brewing. The heating element has probably died. [How to care for it]

Output: Rinse pot and grind basket after each use. Once monthly, run 1 part vinegar/2 parts water solution through it to clean, followed by 2 brew cycles of plain water to rinse.

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Input: [Appliance] Vacuum Cleaner [When to replace it] If the motor dies. The cost to repair typically costs as much as a replacement. [How to care for it]

Output: After every few uses, clean the filters, the opening to bag or canister, hoses, etc. Keep all air flow and parts moving properly.

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Input: [Appliance] Hair Dryer [When to replace it] Replace if blowing cold air or has a burning smell! [How to care for it]

Output: Clean lint and dust from the rear filter regularly.

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Input: [Appliance] Range [When to replace it] Time to replace when the buttons or knobs no longer work the burners, gas burners won’t light, or the oven doesn’t heat up. [How to care for it]

Output: Wipe up spills and messes right away, keeping burners clean and preventing fires. The same applies to spills in the oven which can smoke or ignite!

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Input: [Appliance] Dishwasher [When to replace it] If the machine is cracked, rusted, leaking from the bottom, and if the motor or pump stop working. [How to care for it]

Output: Check the filter located in the bottom of the machine for clogs and debris. Use a cleaner made for dishwashers regularly.

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Input: [Appliance] Washing Machine [When to replace it] If the washer sounds like a freight train during the spin cycle! This indicates a bad support bearing and a very pricey repair! [How to care for it]

Output: Keep machine level, never use more detergent than instructed, and always remove objects from pockets to avoid damage to the machine.

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Input: [Appliance] Clothes Dryer [When to replace it] Time to replace if you need to repair more than one part at a time, like a motor and timer. [How to care for it]

Output: Clean lint screen after each cycle. Hire a professional to clean vent duct and interior of dryer once a year.

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Input: [Appliance] Refrigerator [When to replace it] Replace if it no longer keeps food cold or frozen. Almost every other part is repairable or replaceable except for the cooling system. [How to care for it]

Output: Once a year, use a vacuum to clean the coils located in the bottom or rear of the fridge. Also test the doors seals periodically to keep cold air from escaping.

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Input: [#] 1 [Myth] All spectroscopes have wavelength scales. [Fact]

Output: Most gemological spectroscopes do not; the wavelength scale requires a 2nd tube.

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Input: [#] 2 [Myth] You only have to do one test to identify a gemstone. [Fact]

Output: Most gemologists conduct at least 3 tests if not more.

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Input: [#] 3 [Myth] All gemstones have an absorption spectra. [Fact]

Output: Most clear stones tend not to have an absorption spectra, or it is so fine as to be unreadable with handheld tools.

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Input: [#] 4 [Myth] All you need is a refractometer to identify gemstones. [Fact]

Output: A refractometer is very helpful, since the refractive index (RI) is very unique for gemstones. But the caveats include: Some stones are very close to each other by RI. Some stones can range broadly as the impurities are different from locality to locality. Some stones are off the scale, over RI 1.80 for most refractometers. The refractometer cannot detect synthetics or treatment which you need to know.

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Input: [#] 5 [Myth] Gemologists only use brand name gemological tools. [Fact]

Output: Some gemologist insist this is the only way to go. If your customers are image conscious, then it might be worth the extra thousand dollars. But if your customers appreciate value, then you can use tools that are just as accurate and save you money which is why PrettyRock.com is here!

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Input: [#] 6 [Myth] All gemstones are natural. [Fact]

Output: While many gemstones are natural, synthetics have become more and more prevalent. Multiple tests have been devised to differentiate natural gemstones from synthetics.

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Input: [#] 7 [Myth] Only natural gemstones are valuable. [Fact]

Output: Some synthetic gems are more valuable than natural gemstones! For example, a synthetic hydrothermal emerald gemstone is worth more than a clear quartz gemstone of the same size and quality.

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Input: [#] 8 [Myth] Only untreated, natural gemstones are valuable. [Fact]

Output: Many treated natural gems are very valuable, and some synthetics are not cheap. Take Paraiba tourmaline for example, which can be heat treated and still worth $1000's per carat.

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