Input: [Sr.No.] 9 [Possible Cause] Motor shaft uncoupled [Corrective Action] Tighten all connections and setscrews. Replace parts if worn out. [Check]

Output: Coupling between motor and pump shaft may have worn out or worked loose. Inspect for this after pulling the pump and looking for worn components, as in step 8.

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Input: [Additives] Borate and Phosphate [Function]

Output: Maintain proper pH of coolant and provide some corrosion protection


Input: [Additives] Nitrate, Silicate, MBT, TT, and Some Organic Acids [Function]

Output: Provide corrosion protection for various metals


Input: [Additives] Nitrites [Function]

Output: Provide cast-iron cavitation-corrosion protection


Input: [Additives] Polymers [Function]

Output: Provide scale and deposit formation protection


Input: [Additives] Surfactants [Function]

Output: Provide some antifouling protection against oil and dirt contaminants in the coolant


Input: [Additives] Defoamers [Function]

Output: Prevent coolant from forming a stable foam (that can cause pump cavitation and overheating)


Input: [Additives] Molybdate [Function]

Output: Provide cast-iron cavitation and aluminum corrosion.


Input: [Coverage] Light [Type of Base] Pressed Base [Brush] Powder Dome Brush [Touchup]

Output: Puff in Compact

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Input: [Coverage] Light [Type of Base] Loose Base [Brush] Powder Dome Brush [Touchup]

Output: Powder Dome Brush

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Input: [Coverage] Medium [Type of Base] Pressed Base [Brush] Powder Dome Brush [Touchup]

Output: Puff in Compact

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Input: [Coverage] Medium [Type of Base] Loose Base [Brush] Kabuki Brush [Touchup]

Output: Powder Dome Brush

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Input: [Coverage] Full [Type of Base] Pressed Base [Brush] Powder Dome Brush [Touchup]

Output: Puff in Compact

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Input: [Coverage] Full [Type of Base] Loose Base [Brush] Kabuki Brush [Touchup]

Output: Powder Dome Brush

Mineral Foundation | All Natural Makeup FAQ's


Input: [Estrogen Effects] Builds up uterine lining [Progesterone Effects]

Output: Maintains uterine lining

Natural Progesterone Progesterone Deficiency & Estrogen Dominance


Input: [Estrogen Effects] Stimulates breast tissue [Progesterone Effects]

Output: Protects against fibrocysts

Natural Progesterone Progesterone Deficiency & Estrogen Dominance


Input: [Estrogen Effects] Increases body fat [Progesterone Effects]

Output: Helps use fat for energy

Natural Progesterone Progesterone Deficiency & Estrogen Dominance


Input: [Estrogen Effects] Salt and fluid retention [Progesterone Effects]

Output: Diuretic

Natural Progesterone Progesterone Deficiency & Estrogen Dominance


Input: [Estrogen Effects] Depression, headache/migraine [Progesterone Effects]

Output: Anti-depressant

Natural Progesterone Progesterone Deficiency & Estrogen Dominance


Input: [Estrogen Effects] Interferes with thyroid hormone [Progesterone Effects]

Output: Facilitates thyroid hormone action

Natural Progesterone Progesterone Deficiency & Estrogen Dominance


Input: [Estrogen Effects] Increases blood clotting [Progesterone Effects]

Output: Normalizes blood clotting

Natural Progesterone Progesterone Deficiency & Estrogen Dominance


Input: [Estrogen Effects] Decreases libido [Progesterone Effects]

Output: Restores libido

Natural Progesterone Progesterone Deficiency & Estrogen Dominance


Input: [Estrogen Effects] Impairs blood sugar control [Progesterone Effects]

Output: Regulates blood sugar levels

Natural Progesterone Progesterone Deficiency & Estrogen Dominance


Input: [Estrogen Effects] Increases risk of endometrial cancer [Progesterone Effects]

Output: Protects from endometrial cancer

Natural Progesterone Progesterone Deficiency & Estrogen Dominance


Input: [Estrogen Effects] Increases risk of breast cancer [Progesterone Effects]

Output: Probable prevention of breast cancer

Natural Progesterone Progesterone Deficiency & Estrogen Dominance


Input: [Estrogen Effects] Slightly restrains bone loss [Progesterone Effects]

Output: Stimulates bone building

Natural Progesterone Progesterone Deficiency & Estrogen Dominance


Input: [Estrogen Effects] Reduces vascular tone [Progesterone Effects]

Output: Propagates growth of embryo

Natural Progesterone Progesterone Deficiency & Estrogen Dominance


Input: [Progesterone Effects]

Output: Precursor of corticosteroid production

Natural Progesterone Progesterone Deficiency & Estrogen Dominance


Input: [Specification] 12.4" L x 5.7" W x 1.3" H [Feature]

Output: Dimensions


Input: [Specification] 1.26 lbs [Feature]

Output: Weight


Input: [Specification] 5 ft [Feature]

Output: Cable length


Input: [Specification] PS/2 [Feature]

Output: Connector


Input: [Specification] English, Europe, Brazil, and Portugal. [Feature]

Output: Multi-language


Input: [Specification] Windows 98/Me/2000/XP [Feature]

Output: OS compatibility


Input: [Specification] 87/88/89 with 14 media keys [Feature]

Output: Key layout


Input: [Manifestation] All turns or low-speed turns only [Solutions] If front tire temps are optimum and rears are low, stiffen rear antiroll bar; if front temps are too hot, soften front (most likely). If front tire pressures are optimum, decrease rear tire pressure. Improper front camber. Too much body roll at front, causing excessive camber change. [Problem]

Output: Steady state understeer

The Ticket Bastard: Tuning in Forza 3: a guide to the trickier menus.


Input: [Manifestation] High-speed turns only [Solutions] If front tire temps are OK, increase front downforce. If front tire temps are too hot, reduce rear downforce. [Problem]

Output: Steady state understeer

The Ticket Bastard: Tuning in Forza 3: a guide to the trickier menus.


Input: [Manifestation] All turns or low-speed turns only [Solutions] If rear tire temps are optimum, with fronts too low, stiffen front antiroll bar; if rear temps are too hot, soften rear antiroll bar (most likely). If rear tire pressures are optimum, decrease front tire pressure. Improper rear camber. [Problem]

Output: Steady state oversteer

The Ticket Bastard: Tuning in Forza 3: a guide to the trickier menus.


Input: [Manifestation] High-speed turns only [Solutions] If rear tire temps are OK, increase rear downforce. If rear tire temps are too hot, reduce front downforce. [Problem]

Output: Steady state oversteer

The Ticket Bastard: Tuning in Forza 3: a guide to the trickier menus.


Input: [Solutions] Front shocks are too soft in bump resistance. Too much front toe-in; use a small amount of front toe-out. [Problem]

Output: Corner entry understeer

The Ticket Bastard: Tuning in Forza 3: a guide to the trickier menus.


Input: [Solutions] Rear shocks are too soft in bump. Front shocks are too stiff in rebound. [Problem]

Output: Corner exit understeer

The Ticket Bastard: Tuning in Forza 3: a guide to the trickier menus.


Input: [Solutions] Rear shocks are too soft in rebound. Rear ride height is too high (too much rake) compared to front. [Problem]

Output: Corner entry oversteer

The Ticket Bastard: Tuning in Forza 3: a guide to the trickier menus.


Input: [Solutions] Rear shocks are too soft in rebound. Too much rear toe-in or any rear toe-out. [Problem]

Output: Corner exit oversteer

The Ticket Bastard: Tuning in Forza 3: a guide to the trickier menus.


Input: [Solutions] Tire pressure is too low in one or more tires. Too little positive front caster. Too much front toe-in or any toe-out in rear. [Problem]

Output: Straightline instability

The Ticket Bastard: Tuning in Forza 3: a guide to the trickier menus.


Input: [Solutions] Too much overall downforce. Too much toe-in or toe-out. Ride height is too high. [Problem]

Output: Straightline speed too slow

The Ticket Bastard: Tuning in Forza 3: a guide to the trickier menus.


Input: [Solutions] Spring rates are too soft. Shock absorber bump rates are too soft. Inadequate suspension travel. Inadequate ride height. [Problem]

Output: Chassis or suspension bottoms

The Ticket Bastard: Tuning in Forza 3: a guide to the trickier menus.


Input: [PROBLEM] Print interference, especially at the edges [REMEDY] When cutting paper in half prior to printing, it is necessary to back knife trim the edge cut from the front of the guillotine blade. [CAUSE]

Output: Cutting debris

Poor trapping when printing screen over solid areas

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Input: [PROBLEM] Set off marking during finishing [REMEDY] Ink incompatible with stock. Ph and / or conductivity of fount solution incorrect. Fount levels too high. [CAUSE]

Output: Slow ink drying

Poor trapping when printing screen over solid areas

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Input: [PROBLEM] Smudging [REMEDY] Check the temperature of the IR oven (if too high the ink softens due to the rise in the stack’s temperature). [CAUSE]

Output: Excessive driers

Poor trapping when printing screen over solid areas

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Input: [PROBLEM] Ink refusal [REMEDY] Change colour sequence to print screen areas under solids. [CAUSE]

Output: Poor trapping when printing screen over solid areas

Poor trapping when printing screen over solid areas

Arjowiggins Graphic tips - Arjowiggins Graphic


Input: [PROBLEM] Ink becoming too thick [REMEDY] Check the damping level (not high enough). [CAUSE]

Output: Damping defect

Poor trapping when printing screen over solid areas

Arjowiggins Graphic tips - Arjowiggins Graphic


Input: [PROBLEM] Yellowing of paper on reverse of print Gloss or matt image from 1st side printed appears on reverse [REMEDY] There are few solutions to this problem after printing. In some cases an acrylic overvarnish can help disguise the ghost. If printing text and screen on one side and solids on reverse, always print solid side first. Leave plenty of time for drying between passes and keep stacks small. Avoid duct fresh or stay open inks. [CAUSE]

Output: Ghosting

Poor trapping when printing screen over solid areas

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Input: Yes, the doctor will have an appointment with you and write the script No, their doctor will write it when you order (this is technically illegal in the US) [Source]

Output: Prescription?


Input: no, but mixed by compounding pharmacy for sterility and freshness yes, about 50% less expensive [Source]

Output: Cost is Cheaper


Input: Yes, includes all supplies for 40 days No, and you have to purchase supplies and need to mix new batches 2-3 times in a 40-day round [Source]

Output: Mixed for you


Input: Enough for 40 days of protocol including 2 load days Depends on how much you order (see below for table) [Source]

Output: How Much


Input: 60-70 days once mixed 15-20 days once mixed [Source]

Output: Lasts how long?


Input: Yes No- Purchase from an independent supplier [Source]

Output: Includes supplies


Input: Usually less than a week, shipped premixed overnight after compounded, and on ice to ensure freshness Average 2-3 weeks unless customs holds it [Source]

Output: How Long to Get?


Input: Excellent Excellent [Source]

Output: Quality?


Input: Can get injected or nasal spray You decide since you mix it [Source]

Output: Sublingual


Input: Same for both [Source]

Output: Effectiveness


Input: Extremely high - since it is mixed for you in a licenced compounding pharmacy in a sterile environment with pharmacy-quality products, so long as you take basic injection safety measures it's great Depends - since you must mix it yourself, and do not have a sterile environment in which to mix, you are the variable. The product is good, but mixing is where it can get contaminated. [Source]

Output: Safety


Input: [0] Key Matching (New) [Immobilizer 1 & 2] Original/Car PIN needed [Immobilizer 4] Original/Car PIN needed [Immobilizer 5] N/A [Immobilizer 3]

Output: Original/Car PIN needed


Input: [0] Key Matching (Used) [Immobilizer 1 & 2] Original/Car PIN needed [Immobilizer 4] Not Supported [Immobilizer 5] Not Supported [Immobilizer 3]

Output: Not Supported


Input: [0] ECU Swapping (New) [Immobilizer 1 & 2] No PIN needed [Immobilizer 4] Original/Car PIN needed [Immobilizer 5] N/A [Immobilizer 3]

Output: Original/Car PIN needed


Input: [0] ECU Swapping (Used) [Immobilizer 1 & 2] No PIN needed [Immobilizer 4] Original/Car PIN needed and Used ECU PIN needed [Immobilizer 5] N/A [Immobilizer 3]

Output: Original/Car PIN needed and Used ECU PIN needed


Input: [0] Cluster Swapping (New) [Immobilizer 1 & 2] Original/Car PIN needed [Immobilizer 4] Original/Car PIN needed and Replacement Cluster PIN needed [Immobilizer 5] N/A [Immobilizer 3]

Output: Original/Car PIN needed and Replacment Cluster PIN needed


Input: [0] Cluster Swapping (Used) [Immobilizer 1 & 2] Used Cluster PIN needed [Immobilizer 4] Original/Car PIN needed and Replacement Cluster PIN needed [Immobilizer 5] N/A [Immobilizer 3]

Output: Original/Car PIN needed and Replacement Cluster PIN needed


Input: [Description] Flag Type [1] Beacon® Nylon U.S. Flags [2] Patriarch® Polyester U.S. Flags [3] Cotton U.S. Flags [4]

Output: Printed U.S. Flags

Flag Buying Guide - Quality US Flags & Advertising Products at Carrot-Top Industries


Input: [Description] Flag Material [1] 200-denier nylon [2] Tough, skillfully woven 2-ply polyester [3] Tightly woven cotton [4]

Output: Lightweight polyester & cotton blend

Flag Buying Guide - Quality US Flags & Advertising Products at Carrot-Top Industries


Input: [Description] Appearance [1] Shiny [2] Matte [3] Matte [4]

Output: Matte

Flag Buying Guide - Quality US Flags & Advertising Products at Carrot-Top Industries


Input: [Description] Stars [1] Embroidered up to 12'x18'; Appliquéd on larger flags [2] Embroidered up to 12'x18'; Appliquéd on larger flags [3] Embroidered [4]

Output: Printed

Flag Buying Guide - Quality US Flags & Advertising Products at Carrot-Top Industries


Input: [Description] Stripes [1] Interlocking Sewn Stitches [2] Interlocking Sewn Stitches [3] Interlocking Sewn Stitches [4]

Output: Sewn

Flag Buying Guide - Quality US Flags & Advertising Products at Carrot-Top Industries


Input: [Description] Fly End Stitching [1] 4-Stitch, 6-stitch on 12'x18' and larger [2] 4-Stitch [3] 4-Stitch [4]

Output: 2-Stitch

Flag Buying Guide - Quality US Flags & Advertising Products at Carrot-Top Industries


Input: [Description] Hoist End [1] Canvas header and grommets up to 6'x10'. Nylon rope heaved with metal thimble on larger flags [2] Canvas header and grommets up to 6'x10'. Nylon rope heaved with metal thimble on larger flags [3] Canvas header and grommets [4]

Output: Canvas header and grommets

Flag Buying Guide - Quality US Flags & Advertising Products at Carrot-Top Industries


Input: [Description] Wind Speed [1] Light to moderate winds when used on a flagpole [2] High winds when used on a flagpole [3] Not recommended for use on a flagpole [4]

Output: Not recommended for use on a flagpole

Flag Buying Guide - Quality US Flags & Advertising Products at Carrot-Top Industries


Input: [Description] Display Applications [1] Indoor & long-term outdoor [2] Indoor & long-term outdoor [3] Indoor & short-term outdoor [4]

Output: Indoor & short-term outdoor

Flag Buying Guide - Quality US Flags & Advertising Products at Carrot-Top Industries


Input: [Item] Breastfeeding Books [Alternatives] Public Library Breastfeeding support groups Lactation Consultants Friends and relatives who were successful at nursing Websites [Who might need this?]

Output: Helpful for most, but not necessary. See How can I find breastfeeding help? Book Reviews Recommended books

KellyMom.com : What breastfeeding supplies do I need? (part 2)


Input: [Item] Nursing bra [Alternatives] No bra Nursing or regular tank top Regular bra (various types) Convert your regular bra [Who might need this?]

Output: Convenient for most, but not necessary. See Choosing a Nursing Bra

KellyMom.com : What breastfeeding supplies do I need? (part 2)


Input: [Item] Nursing clothing [Alternatives] Regular, non-nursing clothing. Many moms prefer to wear a loose shirt that can be pulled up for nursing. Many moms wear a tank top (regular or nursing) underneath to keep their tummy from showing. Make your own [Who might need this?]

Output: Convenient for some, but not necessary.

KellyMom.com : What breastfeeding supplies do I need? (part 2)


Input: [Item] Nursing pads [Alternatives] Nothing Folded handkerchief or washcloth Make your own from scrap cloth Apply pressure to nipple (straight in toward chest) to stop leaking. In public, you can do this by crossing your arms and pressing in (like you might do when you’re cold). [Who might need this?]

Output: Convenient for some, but not necessary. Some moms don’t leak.

KellyMom.com : What breastfeeding supplies do I need? (part 2)


Input: [Item] Nursing pillow [Alternatives] Nothing Bed pillows Throw pillow(s) (or other small pillow) Make your own [Who might need this?]

Output: Helpful for some, but not necessary.

KellyMom.com : What breastfeeding supplies do I need? (part 2)


Input: [Item] Nursing stool [Alternatives] Nothing Footstool Plastic stool from discount store Stack of books Low table Bottom rung of chair [Who might need this?]

Output: Helpful for some, but not necessary.

KellyMom.com : What breastfeeding supplies do I need? (part 2)


Input: [Item] Purified lanolin nipple ointment or other baby-safe nipple cream [Alternatives] Nothing Expressed milk Virgin olive oil Good positioning and latch is the only proven way to prevent sore nipples. [Who might need this?]

Output: Helpful for some, but not necessary.

KellyMom.com : What breastfeeding supplies do I need? (part 2)


Input: [Item] Baby carrier [Alternatives] Carry baby Make your own Stroller [Who might need this?]

Output: A great parenting tool, but not necessary. See Slings, wraps & other baby carriers.

KellyMom.com : What breastfeeding supplies do I need? (part 2)


Input: [Item] Nursing cover [Alternatives] Nothing Sling or wrap Baby blanket, scarf or shawl over your shoulder, or tuck cloth under your arm and drape it around baby’s body (rather than over your shoulder) Practice nursing in front of a mirror or supportive friend. With a little practice you’ll find you can nurse in public very discreetly – without covering baby & mom with a blanket or shawl. [Who might need this?]

Output: Convenient for some, but not necessary.

KellyMom.com : What breastfeeding supplies do I need? (part 2)


Input: [Item] Pacifier [Alternatives] Breastfeeding If mom is not available, caregiver can use other comfort measures. Baby may suck fingers or thumb. [Who might need this?]

Output: Convenient for some, particularly when mom and baby are separated. Not necessary, and may cause problems at times. See What should I know about giving my breastfed baby a pacifier?

KellyMom.com : What breastfeeding supplies do I need? (part 2)


Input: [Item] Breastpump [Alternatives] Breastfeeding Hand expression See Do all breastfeeding mothers need a pump? [Who might need this?]

Output: Helpful when baby can’t/won’t nurse, when mom needs to increase supply, or when mom and baby are separated.

KellyMom.com : What breastfeeding supplies do I need? (part 2)


Input: [Item] Bottles and accessories [Alternatives] Breastfeeding Alternative feeding methods (cups, etc.) [Who might need this?]

Output: Helpful when mom & baby are separated, or when supplements are needed (and parents prefer using a bottle).

KellyMom.com : What breastfeeding supplies do I need? (part 2)


Input: [Item] Breast shells [Alternatives] No need to get these unless you need them, as many moms never use them. [Who might need this?]

Output: May be helpful for moms who have sore nipples.

KellyMom.com : What breastfeeding supplies do I need? (part 2)


Input: [Item] Nipple shields [Alternatives] Should only be used under the direction of a lactation consultant. [Who might need this?]

Output: Helpful for specific situations. See Nipple shields.

KellyMom.com : What breastfeeding supplies do I need? (part 2)


Input: [Suggested Interval] 3 Days [Description] Water chemistry is an important aspect of any aquarium. Parameters such as ammonia, nitrite, pH and temperature should be monitored every 2-3 days. Other parameters such as nitrate, phosphate, calcium, etc... should be monitored as per manufacturer instructions. [Task]

Output: Check Water Chemistry


Input: [Suggested Interval] As Instructed [Description] Please follow the manufacturer instructions regarding dosage rates and frequency that are included with the aquarium medication. [Task]

Output: Add Medication


Input: [Suggested Interval] 3 Days [Description] Frequent monitoring of water level is important for correct filter operation and maintaining proper salinity levels in marine tanks. [Task]

Output: Top Off Water


Input: [Suggested Interval] 2 Days [Description] Calcium supplementation can be required on a daily or less frequent basis depending upon alkalinity levels. Most calcium supplements recommend bi-daily supplementation. [Task]

Output: Add Calcium


Input: [Suggested Interval] As instructed [Description] Additional supplements such as magnesium, strontium and iodine may be required for marine tank. Please follow the manufacturer instructions. [Task]

Output: Add Supplements


Input: [Suggested Interval] As required [Description] The use of Granular Activated Carbon (G.A.C.) can be important in removing chemical waste products commonly found in aquarium systems. In a freshwater aquarium, it is recommended to run carbon continuously in your aquarium, changing it once every 30-45 days. In marine aquariums, carbon is only used when required as it can possibly remove important trace elements required for invertebrates. If you decide to use carbon on a continuous basis in a marine aquarium, be sure to add trace elements if required and change the carbon once every 30 days. [Task]

Output: Change Carbon


Input: [Suggested Interval] 1 Month [Description] A minimum 20% water change per month is recommended for both freshwater and marine tanks to reduce nitrate build-up. [Task]

Output: Change Water


Input: [Suggested Interval] 1 Month [Description] A properly cleaned filter pad or sponge can last up to two months, however it is generally recommended to change mechanical filter cartridges every 30 days. [Task]

Output: Change Filter Cartridge


Input: [Suggested Interval] As Instructed [Description] Phosphate control is especially important in marine aquariums as it can be a major contributor to algae blooms. Depending upon the level of phosphate in the tank, most phosphate removers last 1-2 weeks before being required for regeneration. [Task]

Output: Change Phosphate Remover


Input: [Suggested Interval] 1 Month [Description] Chemical media such as resins and other chemical removers should be changed once per month. Once the media has adsorbed to its full capacity, it is important to change it to reduce the the possibilty of leaching. [Task]

Output: Change Chemical Media


Input: [Suggested Interval] 1 Month [Description] Checking for food, chemicals, filter pads and other supplies is always good to do on a monthly basis. [Task]

Output: Check Supplies


Input: [Suggested Interval] 9 Months [Description] Most T12 & T8 lamps lose up to 40% of their initial light output in 9 months. T5 & T5HO lamps can actually retain up to 95% of their light output up to 24 months - which makes them one of the most efficient forms of lighting for aquariums. [Task]

Output: Change Fluorescent Lamps


Input: [Suggested Interval] 9 Months [Description] Compact fluorescent lamps should be replaced once every 9-12 months to ensure the proper spectrum and intensity for coral growth. [Task]

Output: Change Compact Fluorescents


Input: [Suggested Interval] 9 Months [Description] T5 UV lamps can lose up to 30% of the initial light output at 9 months. Changing the UV lamp every 9-12 months ensures proper sterilization rates for disease, parasite and algae control. [Task]

Output: Change UV Lamp


Input: [Suggested Interval] 1 yr. [Description] Mogul based metal halide lamps should be replaced once every 9-12 months, HQI metal halide lamps should be replaced once every 12-15 months. [Task]

Output: Change Metal Halide Lamps


Input: [Suggested Interval] 6 Months [Description] Timers should be checked and reset every 6 months or when required. [Task]

Output: Reset Timers


Input: Old [Symptom] Leaves turn yellowish (*) [Element]

Output: Nitrogen

COMMON SYMPTOMS OF NUTRIENT DEFICIENCY IN AQUATIC PLANTS


Input: Old [Symptom] Premature leaf fall-off Similar to nitrogen deficiency [Element]

Output: Phosphorus


Input: New [Symptom] Damage and die off of growing points Yellowish leaf edges [Element]

Output: Calcium


Input: Old [Symptom] Yellow spots (*) [Element]

Output: Magnesium


Input: Old [Symptom] Yellow areas, then withering of leaf edges and tips [Element]

Output: Potassium


Input: New [Symptom] Similar to nitrogen deficiency [Element]

Output: Sulfur


Input: New [Symptom] Leaves turn yellow Greenish nerves enclosing yellow leaf tissue First seen in fast growing plants [Element]

Output: Iron


Input: (**) [Symptom] Dead yellowish tissue between leaf nerves [Element]

Output: Manganese


Input: (**) [Symptom] Dead leaf tips and withered edges [Element]

Output: Copper


Input: Old [Symptom] Yellowish areas between nerves, Starting at leaf tip and edges [Element]

Output: Zinc


Input: New [Symptom] Dead shoot tips, new side shoots also die [Element]

Output: Boron


Input: Old [Symptom] Yellow spots between leaf nerves, then brownish areas along edges. Inhibited flowering [Element]

Output: Molybdenum


Input: Plastic Training Antler Scent Filled Base Great product to get your shed dog accustomed to the scent of antlers.

Output: Latex Gloves Heavy duty latex gloves will help keep your sheds free of human scent. Size XL only.

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Input: Rack Wash A scent neutralizer used with the rack washer for removal of human scent from sheds.

Output: Hi-Viz Plastic Training Antler Scent Filled Base Great product to get your shed dog accustomed to the scent of antlers. High visibility tips so you don’t lose it while training

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Shed Dog Training DVD Complete Shed Dog Training Basics Introducing Your Dog to Shed Antlers Shed Hunting Drills Training Equipment Sight Training and Scent Training Silhouette Training Using the Wind Where to Look for Sheds Bonus Footage of NASHDA World Championship


Input: Training Collar Keep your dog under control while off leash with this pro Model Remote Collar. DVD included.

Output: Rack Wax This training scent imitates the smell of fresh antlers. Apply to clean, dry sheds or Plastic Training Antler. Use liberally for best results.

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Shed Dog Training DVD Complete Shed Dog Training Basics Introducing Your Dog to Shed Antlers Shed Hunting Drills Training Equipment Sight Training and Scent Training Silhouette Training Using the Wind Where to Look for Sheds Bonus Footage of NASHDA World Championship


Input: Classic Field Bell Use this bell to help keep track of your dog in the field. Place on your dog's collar and it will signal to your dog it is shed hunting time.

Output: Shed Antler Training Book Filled with training techniques to help develop your shed dog. Learn how to turn your dog into a successful shed hunter.

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Input: Pro Training Leash A multi-purpose leash for training or walks. Attach to any collar. Attach brass snap to metal ring for obedience training. Use as halter leash for added control when walking. Waist halter for aggressive pulling dogs.

Output: Rack Markers Tie these on a limb or brush to locate training antlers.

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Input: Rack Washer with Lid Keep your antlers free of human scent. For use with Rack Wash. (Not included).

Output: Rack Rope Carry multiple training antlers with ease. Bright orange color for increased visibility when training.

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Input: Rack Washer Lid Easy-off lid fits any standard five gallon bucket.

Output: Rack Strap Attractive leather strap with logo can be used to proudly display your shed antlers.

Dokken's DeadFowl Trainer, Inc. - It Trains on Every Retrieve

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Input: Whistle Lanyard

Output: Antler Silhouettes Train your dog in half the time with these highly visible training aids. Instructions included.

Dokken's DeadFowl Trainer, Inc. - It Trains on Every Retrieve

Shed Dog Training DVD Complete Shed Dog Training Basics Introducing Your Dog to Shed Antlers Shed Hunting Drills Training Equipment Sight Training and Scent Training Silhouette Training Using the Wind Where to Look for Sheds Bonus Footage of NASHDA World Championship


Input: Pro Check Cord A must for training obedience or retrieving drills.

Output: Pro Training Whistle

Dokken's DeadFowl Trainer, Inc. - It Trains on Every Retrieve

Shed Dog Training DVD Complete Shed Dog Training Basics Introducing Your Dog to Shed Antlers Shed Hunting Drills Training Equipment Sight Training and Scent Training Silhouette Training Using the Wind Where to Look for Sheds Bonus Footage of NASHDA World Championship


Input: [Camo Dip Kit] 2 part urethane that hardens over time and bonds to the surface of your item. [Others] Single-stage, water based spray paint that will chip, fade and wear out when exposed to use and the elements. [0]

Output: Paint

Camo Dip Kit - Do It Yourself Water Transfer Camo Dip Kit


Input: [Camo Dip Kit] 2 part urethane that is DEET and solvent resistant. Will not degrade or deteriorate when exposed to bug sprays or cleaning solvents. [Others] Single stage clear coat that degrades with normal use and cleaning. [0]

Output: Clear Coat

Camo Dip Kit - Do It Yourself Water Transfer Camo Dip Kit


Input: [Camo Dip Kit] This is “part 2” of the “2 part urethane”. This agent makes our finishes hard as nails! It actually gets harder and more durable over time! [Others] Nothing… nada. Just rattle can spray paints that will chip, fade and wear out. [0]

Output: Hardening Agent

Camo Dip Kit - Do It Yourself Water Transfer Camo Dip Kit


Input: [Camo Dip Kit] Our “Blue Mist” activator is simply the best, most forgiving, consistent water transfer film activator available. It will help to make the key step of dipping your items go as smoothly as possible! [Others] “Hot” activator that provides you with only a very narrow window to dip within. [0]

Output: “Blue Mist” Film Activator

Camo Dip Kit - Do It Yourself Water Transfer Camo Dip Kit


Input: [Camo Dip Kit] Our 90 minute DVD takes you through the entire process through an entire dipping process - from disassembly and prep, through base coating, dipping, clear coating and re-assembly. Throughout the video, we give you expert advice so that you can get the best results possible. We include tips and techniques for dipping for odd parts, touch-ups and problem correction, as well as proper techniques for applying all of the coatings. [Others] A 10 minute online video that quickly shows very high level steps. Includes no information on troubleshooting or technique. [0]

Output: Instructions

Camo Dip Kit - Do It Yourself Water Transfer Camo Dip Kit


Input: [Camo Dip Kit] We are available and just an email or phone call away if you have any questions or concerns along the way. You can always talk to one of our dipping experts to make sure that you get the best results possible. We’re not happy unless you are! [Others] Crickets…. [0]

Output: Ongoing Support

Camo Dip Kit - Do It Yourself Water Transfer Camo Dip Kit


Input: [Dietary Principle] Macro-nutrient balance [Specific Recommendation] 20-40% CHO, 25-45% protein, 15-35% fat [Rationale]

Output: This is a lower carbohydrate diet that is still diverse, well-balanced, and practically achievable

Naturopathic nutrition and diabetes management: Complementary Corner with Dr. Ryan Bradley - Diabetes Action Research and Education Foundation


Input: [Dietary Principle] Low Glycemic Index [Specific Recommendation] Select low GI carbohydrates by paying attention to fiber and whole foods [Rationale]

Output: Low GI foods have a reduced post-prandial glycemic spike and subsequently keep insulin lower

Naturopathic nutrition and diabetes management: Complementary Corner with Dr. Ryan Bradley - Diabetes Action Research and Education Foundation


Input: [Dietary Principle] Micro-nutrient Density [Specific Recommendation] Select foods that provide maximal micro-nutrient intake per calorie [Rationale]

Output: Because diabetic diets are often low calorie, it is important to maximize nutrition, especially dietary antioxidant intake

Naturopathic nutrition and diabetes management: Complementary Corner with Dr. Ryan Bradley - Diabetes Action Research and Education Foundation


Input: [Dietary Principle] Bioactive Foods [Specific Recommendation] Based on individual needs, select foods that have function beyond calorie or nutrients [Rationale]

Output: For example, including oats in the diet will lower cholesterol and allow emphasis on food rather than medication

Naturopathic nutrition and diabetes management: Complementary Corner with Dr. Ryan Bradley - Diabetes Action Research and Education Foundation


Input: [Dietary Principle] Understand Quality of Foods [Specific Recommendation] Learn to select healthy fats. Make conscious choices about organic, wild, local foods [Rationale]

Output: Some fats, like omega 3 fatty acids, have beneficial effects on glycemic control, whereas trans fatty acids and saturated fat increase CV risk

Naturopathic nutrition and diabetes management: Complementary Corner with Dr. Ryan Bradley - Diabetes Action Research and Education Foundation


Input: [Dietary Principle] Understand personal eating behavior [Specific Recommendation] Understand emotional and situational eating habits to avoid overeating [Rationale]

Output: Several eating patterns have been linked to overeating; empowerment over negative habits creates change and lead to self-efficacy across diabetes self-care skills.

Naturopathic nutrition and diabetes management: Complementary Corner with Dr. Ryan Bradley - Diabetes Action Research and Education Foundation


Input: [Dietary Principle] Cultivate healthful attitudes toward food [Specific Recommendation] Understand food nourishes more than the physical body [Rationale]

Output: For example, children who eat meals with family at the table have lower rates of obesity.

Naturopathic nutrition and diabetes management: Complementary Corner with Dr. Ryan Bradley - Diabetes Action Research and Education Foundation


Input: [Accessory] Glassine Envelopes [Price Range] $5 per 50 for 4-inch envelopes [Description]

Output: Glassine paper envelopes are especially suitable to store stamps due to the resistive property of wax. The nemesis of stamps - moisture, air, and any type of grease are barred for the most part. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes. It is a public secret that the majority of collectors use glassine envelopes as an interim storage place.

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Input: [Accessory] Stock Book, Sheets, and Cards [Price Range] Varies [Description]

Output: Stock books consist of pockets made of clear-plastic or paper into which stamps can be inserted and stored. The plastic ones have the advantage that the entire stamp is visible as in an album page. Collectors use them primarily to store duplicates and/or varieties. Individual sheets called stock sheets and a smaller variety called stock cards are also available to store stamps.

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Input: [Accessory] Stamp Album [Price Range] Varies [Description]

Output: Albums are used as a means to store, protect, organize, view, and enjoy them. Hinge less albums are the most expensive kind – these have mounts preinstalled allowing for easy insertion of stamps. A broad array of albums exist catering towards most collecting specialties including ones for covers, plate blocks, varieties, etc. Given a choice, it is best to avoid two-sided pages – such albums have the potential to cause damage to stamps unless interleaved glassine paper is used as a separator. Keeping up with new issues is a challenge when purchasing albums, not to mention the incremental costs to purchase updated pages. The most economical and often the most preferred alternative is printing one’s own album pages instead.

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Input: [Accessory] Books and Periodicals [Price Range] NA [Description]

Output: An array of choices is available via the Internet and through traditional print media.

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Input: [Accessory] Stamp Catalog [Price Range] Varies [Description]

Output: The options available were covered in a previous post – please use the link to refer to that post.

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Input: [Accessory] Color Guide [Price Range] $10 [Description]

Output: Many stamps from the classic period sport a wide variety in appearance and more importantly in pricing – the common ones may catalog for under a dollar while the rarer ones well over $100. Guides are indispensable in identifying the color varieties. Common ones go for under $10 but securing a reliable and accurate guide is paramount. Investing in a premium version from Stanley Gibbons for around $25, is worthwhile for a collector specializing in classics.

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Input: [Accessory] Magnifying Glass [Price Range] $5 [Description]

Output: They are handy in reading inscriptions in the design, identifying damages, and markings. The best choice is a jeweler’s loupe – they provide adequate magnification (10X or higher) compared to regular magnifying glasses with magnification factors as low as just 2X. Further, the prices for jeweler’s loupes are also comparable at around $5 or so.

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Input: [Accessory] Tongs [Price Range] $5 [Description]

Output: Tongs allow for easy handling of stamps although a bit of practice is involved. They look similar to shorter tweezers but the key difference is the absence of sharp edges or slits for help with gripping. This ensures that the stamps are not subjected to handling damage. An assortment of tongs based on size, weight, and tip design - Spade, round, pointed, fat, and thin tips and sub-categories all exist. Except for the pointed type which can accidentally poke and damage stamps, the others are matter of personal preference.

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Input: [Accessory] Perforation Gauge [Price Range] $5 [Description]

Output: Perforation gauge is a tool for measuring perforations in a stamp. They are important for collectors as there are stamps with the same design but different perforations with vastly different catalog values. The unit of measurement is the number of perforations in two centimeters. Most common gauges in the market are good for measuring to the nearest half of a perforation and that serves ample. Recent US issues are an exception as they measure to the nearest 10th. Another purpose served by a more precise gauge that measures size of holes in addition to spacing is in detecting fakes – many fakes appear “correct” in terms of the number of perforations but fall short when measuring the size of individual perforations. For the technically oriented, one alternative is software that measures perforations from a scanned image of the stamp.

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Input: [Accessory] Watermark Detector (Tray and Fluid) [Price Range] $10 [Description]

Output: Identifying watermarks is important for collectors as again, stamps of the same design can vastly vary in price depending on the type of paper and watermark used – specifically, inverted watermarks are highly collectible. In general, watermarks on stamps are largely invisible to the naked eye. For some it helps to place the stamp upside down on a dark background. But for most others, the best bet is to use a watermark fluid. They dry fast and do not leave marks and so are deemed safe. There are more expensive alternatives like optical watermark detectors but most collectors employ watermark fluid because of their reliability.

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Input: [Accessory] Stamp Hinge [Price Range] $5 per 1000 average [Description]

Output: Hinges are small strips of glassine paper with a small amount of gum on one side. They are used by folding with gum-out, moistening the shorter fold and affixing it to the top-mid portion of the back of a stamp and affixing the other fold to the album page-slot. They are a way to affix stamps to album pages without diminishing the condition of the stamp. They are inexpensive and serve the purpose well.

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Input: [Accessory] Stamp Mount [Price Range] $8 per package (>6 mounts depending on size) of 215mm mounts average [Description]

Output: They are the accessory of choice to store and affix stamps that are expensive and/or mint. Hinges have the disadvantage that hinge marks are left behind on mint stamps. Further, collectors prefer MNH (Mint Never Hinged) stamps and which explains the premium associated with them.

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Input: [Accessory] Ultraviolet Light [Price Range] $20 [Description]

Output: This is a more recent entry to the stamp collector’s arsenal. It helps with detecting luminescent coatings on stamps issued after the classic period of 1840-1940. Most of these coatings are invisible to the naked eye (tagging) but visible under ultraviolet light.

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Input: [Weapon] Razorjack [Count] 1 [Ammo] Razor Blades [Count_3] 2 [Ammo Location] Near the Razorjack [Weapon Location]

Output: Middle of the first floor's main corridor


Input: [Weapon] Rifle [Count] 1 [Ammo] Rifle Rounds [Count_3] 9 [Ammo Location] 2 large packs to the left and right of stairs to Rifle, 7 individual rounds in secret wall next to the rafters. [Weapon Location]

Output: Top of stairs at the end of the first floor's main corridor


Input: [Weapon] Stinger [Count] 1 [Ammo] Tarydium Shards [Count_3] 2 [Ammo Location] Near the Stinger [Weapon Location]

Output: Top level of the map, in a balcony next to the Shield Belt


Input: [Weapon] Minigun [Count] 1 [Ammo] Bullets [Count_3] 2 [Ammo Location] Next to the Minigun [Weapon Location]

Output: Balcony on second floor overlooking the main elevator


Input: [Weapon] Eightball Gun [Count] 1 [Ammo] Can of 12 Eightballs [Count_3] 2 [Ammo Location] In little alcoves near the Eightball gun [Weapon Location]

Output: Second floor just past pillar, holes in floor to first floor


Input: [Weapon] GES BioRifle [Count] 1 [Ammo] Tarydium Sludge [Count_3] 2 [Ammo Location] Alcoves near GES BioRifle [Weapon Location]

Output: End of small balcony near stairs to Flak Cannon


Input: [Weapon] ASMD [Count] 1 [Ammo] ASMD Core [Count_3] 2 [Ammo Location] Near the ASMD [Weapon Location]

Output: Top floor in the courtyard


Input: [Weapon] Flak Cannon [Count] 1 [Ammo] Flak Shells [Count_3] 5 [Ammo Location] 2 large packs near the Flak Cannon, 3 individual shells in first floor's main corridor [Weapon Location]

Output: Balcony on second floor overlooking the first floor's main corridor


Input: [Phase] Phase 1 - Pre-Pandemic [Characteristics]

Output: No animal influenza virus circulating among animals has been reported to cause infection in humans.

OHS Guidelines Part 6 Substance Specific Requirements - Tue Jul 28, 2015


Input: [Phase] Phase 2 - Pre-Pandemic [Characteristics]

Output: An animal influenza virus is known to have caused infection in humans and is therefore considered a specific potential pandemic threat.

OHS Guidelines Part 6 Substance Specific Requirements - Tue Jul 28, 2015


Input: [Phase] Phase 3 - Pandemic Alert [Characteristics]

Output: An animal or human-animal influenza virus has caused sporadic cases or small clusters of disease in people, but has not resulted in human-to-human transmission sufficient to sustain community-level outbreaks.

OHS Guidelines Part 6 Substance Specific Requirements - Tue Jul 28, 2015


Input: [Phase] Phase 4 - Pandemic Alert [Characteristics]

Output: Human-to-human transmission of an animal or human-animal influenza virus able to sustain community level outbreaks has been verified.

OHS Guidelines Part 6 Substance Specific Requirements - Tue Jul 28, 2015


Input: [Phase] Phase 5 - Pandemic Alert [Characteristics]

Output: The same identified virus has caused sustained community level outbreaks in two or more countries in one World Health Organization region.1

OHS Guidelines Part 6 Substance Specific Requirements - Tue Jul 28, 2015


Input: [Phase] Phase 6 - Pandemic [Characteristics]

Output: In addition to the criteria defined in Phase 5, the same virus has caused sustained community level outbreaks in at least one other country in another WHO region.

OHS Guidelines Part 6 Substance Specific Requirements - Tue Jul 28, 2015


Input: [Phase] Post-Peak Period [Characteristics]

Output: Levels of pandemic influenza in most countries have dropped below peak levels.

OHS Guidelines Part 6 Substance Specific Requirements - Tue Jul 28, 2015


Input: [Phase] Possible New Wave [Characteristics]

Output: Level of pandemic influenza activity in most countries is rising again.

OHS Guidelines Part 6 Substance Specific Requirements - Tue Jul 28, 2015


Input: [Phase] Post-Pandemic Period [Characteristics]

Output: Levels of influenza activity have returned to levels seen for seasonal influenza in most countries.

OHS Guidelines Part 6 Substance Specific Requirements - Tue Jul 28, 2015


Input: [Term] Decentralized Energy [Acronym] DE [Notes]

Output: Electricity production at or near the point of use, irrespective of size, technology or fuel used - both off-grid and on-grid. DE includes high efficiency cogeneration (CHP), on-site renewable energy and industrial energy recycling and on-site power.

WADE : World Alliance for Decentralized Energy


Input: [Term] Renewables/ Renewable Energy [Acronym] RE [Notes]

Output: Energy sources that are naturally replensihed in the short term, including non-carbon technologies such as solar energy, hydropower and wind as well as carbon-neutral technologies such as biomass. There is considerable overlap between renewables and DE. When renewables are used to generate power where it is required renewables can be said to fall within the DE definition. On the other hand large wind farms, that are built remotely from where the electricity is used, do not fall under the DE definition.

WADE : World Alliance for Decentralized Energy


Input: [Term] Distributed Generation [Acronym] DG [Notes]

Output: Often used interchangeably with DE although sometimes DG refers to power only whereas DE includes thermal energy and electrical power.

WADE : World Alliance for Decentralized Energy


Input: [Term] Microgeneration [Notes]

Output: Very small scale applications of DE- usually at the scale of an individual home.

WADE : World Alliance for Decentralized Energy


Input: [Term] District Energy (District Heating/Cooling) [Acronym] DE/DH/DC [Notes]

Output: Production of steam, hot water or chilled water, or a combination of the three, at a single central plant for distribution to other buildings through a network of pipes. The term is closely related to DE. It often, but not always, overlaps with DE. When district energy systems employ waste heat from electricity generation to supply heating/cooling networks they can be considered DE. In some cases, however, district energy plants are used in heat only applications in which case they are not considered DE.

WADE : World Alliance for Decentralized Energy


Input: [Term] Combined Heat and Power [Acronym] CHP [Notes]

Output: The simultaneous production of both electricity and useful heat. CHP can be on any scale from very large applications in refineries to tiny machines in individual homes. CHP is one type of DE.

WADE : World Alliance for Decentralized Energy


Input: [Term] Cogeneration [Notes]

Output: Term used interchangeable with 'combined heat and power'. Cogeneration is the simultaneous production of both electricity and useful heat. Cogeneration can be on any scale from very large applications in refineries to tiny machines in individual homes.

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Input: [Term] Combined Cooling Heating and Power/Cooling Heating and Power [Acronym] CCHP/ CHP [Notes]

Output: CCHP is the simultaneous production of electricity and useful heat and cooling (usually by a heat powered chiller). CCHP is one type of DE.

WADE : World Alliance for Decentralized Energy


Input: [Term] Trigeneration [Notes]

Output: Term used interchangeably with CCHP. Trigeneration is the simultaneous production of electricity and useful heat and cooling.

WADE : World Alliance for Decentralized Energy


Input: [Term] Uninterupted Power Supply [Acronym] UPS [Notes]

Output: Term often used to describe on-site power, especially in the context of emergenecy power for computers. The term is usually associated with fossil-fired generators and implies power only applications, however it can also refer to applications where waste heat is recovered in which case greater environmental benefits would be realized.

WADE : World Alliance for Decentralized Energy


Input: [Term] Backup Generator [Notes]

Output: Usually associated with fossil-fired generators and implies power only applications, however it can also refer to applications where waste heat is recovered in which case greater environmental benefits would be realized. Renewable technologoiges are also increasingly being employed to provide backup power.

WADE : World Alliance for Decentralized Energy


Input: [Term] Captive Power [Notes]

Output: Term closely related to DE often used to describe on-site power. The term can imply either power only or cogeneration applications.

WADE : World Alliance for Decentralized Energy


Input: [Term] Embedded Generation [Notes]

Output: Closely related term often used to describe on-site power. The term can imply either power only or cogeneration applications.

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Input: [Term] Micro grid [Notes]

Output: A collection of DE technologies grouped together in a specific area and often connected at a single point to the larger grid.

WADE : World Alliance for Decentralized Energy


Input: [Term] Distributed Resource [Acronym] DR [Notes]

Output: Often used interchangeably with 'Decentralized Energy' or 'Distributed Generation' but because a resource can also be either supply or demand side DR also includes conservation measures at the point of consumption.

WADE : World Alliance for Decentralized Energy


Input: [Feature] Flow Control Type [Tyent MMP-9090TX] Automatic [Kangen SD-501] Manual [Why is it important?]

Output: Manual flow control means that you must adjust the water at the faucet every time you turn on the machine. A machine with electronic flow control is automatically calibrated and ready to use without any manual adjustments. Manual adjustments mean it is almost impossible to get consistent water with each use. Electronically flow control is a next generation feature with huge benefits.

Kangen Water Machine- Enagic Kangen Vs Tyent Rettin


Input: [Feature] Number of Filters [Tyent MMP-9090TX] 2 [Kangen SD-501] 1 [Why is it important?]

Output: Tyent USA's dual filtration system is second to none in the industry. Why settle for a single filter? Why not get top of the line dual filtration? The entire Line of Tyent USA water ionizers offer superior dual filtration so you can rest easy know you and your family are drinking pure alkaline ionized water.

Kangen Water Machine- Enagic Kangen Vs Tyent Rettin


Input: [Feature] Plate Type [Tyent MMP-9090TX] Solid/Mesh Hybrid [Kangen SD-501] Solid [Why is it important?]

Output: There is much controversy over the durability of mesh plates. It is uncontested that mesh plates provide superior ionization, but what about the longevity and quality of mesh technology? Tyent USA offers the best of both worlds. Our solid/mesh hybrid offers the strength of solid plates with the supreme ionization technology of mesh plates. The best of both worlds is now a reality with Tyent USA.

Kangen Water Machine- Enagic Kangen Vs Tyent Rettin


Input: [Feature] Adjustable for hard water? [Tyent MMP-9090TX] Yes (55 settings) [Kangen SD-501] No [Why is it important?]

Output: This is extremely important. If you try to use a machine that is not adjustable and customizable for your type of water, then you may find yourself with hard water issues, and even if you don’t have hard water, it is a known fact that water ionizers will react differently based on your water type. Enagic (Kangen) does not have the ability to adjust for your water type. Tyent USA water ionizers Include 55 adjustable power setting so you will get the right levels every time.

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Input: [Feature] Power Type [Tyent MMP-9090TX] SMPS Plus ® [Kangen SD-501] Transformer [Why is it important?]

Output: Until now two types of power supplies have been used inside every water ionizer brand on the market. The first type of power supply is called a "transformer". Transformers are tried and true, and they are praised for being cost effective and consistent. Water ionizers do not like heat, and transformers are inherently hot when they run for any length of time. In addition to running hot, transformers also lack adjustability, which leaves much to be desired. The next generation after the transformer is called an SMPS power supply. The SMPS will not overheat, and it provides the ability to adjust for various types of source water. Tyent USA has taken the consistency of the transformer and the cool-running, adjustability of the SMPS and combined them to make the SMPS Plus®. WIth Tyent's SMPS Plus® you are left with a highly efficient, extremely adjustable smart technology that supports hundreds of settings and next generation features. Despite all of these fantastic features, the SMPS Plus® will never overheat.

Kangen Water Machine- Enagic Kangen Vs Tyent Rettin


Input: [Feature] Self Cleaning? [Tyent MMP-9090TX] Yes [Kangen SD-501] Yes [Why is it important?]

Output: Self cleaning is a must, and with both units, cleaning cartridges are available for advanced cleaning if needed.

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Input: [Feature] Wattage [Tyent MMP-9090TX] 375 watts [Kangen SD-501] Over 200 [Why is it important?]

Output: More wattage equals more power for ionization.

Kangen Water Machine- Enagic Kangen Vs Tyent Rettin


Input: [Feature] Warranty [Tyent MMP-9090TX] Lifetime with no fine print [Kangen SD-501] 5 Years [Why is it important?]

Output: Warranties are important with any products and a companies warranty represents policy is a good indication of quality. At Tyent USA, we offer a lifetime warranty with no fine print. The Tyent USA warranty is unprecedented in the industry and we are proud of our quality.

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Input: [Feature] Certified as a medical device? [Tyent MMP-9090TX] Yes [Kangen SD-501] Yes [Why is it important?]

Output: Both machines are certified medical devices in Korea and Japan.

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Input: [Feature] Return Policy [Tyent MMP-9090TX] 60 Days [Kangen SD-501] 3 Days [Why is it important?]

Output: We'll prove we will give you a full 60 days to find out what Tyent water can do for you. Your satisfaction is guarantee, so drink up the goodness for a full 60 days and you will learn first hand what everyone is talking about.

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Input: [Feature] Chemicals needed to create certain water? [Tyent MMP-9090TX] No, all Tyent models are chemical free [Kangen SD-501] Yes [Why is it important?]

Output: It is important that the water ionizers, which produce the alkaline water for drinking purpose has to be free of chemicals. And, unlike the Kangen water ionizer, all Tyent alkaline water machines are chemical free. Insist on chemical free for you and your family. Purity is important at Tyent USA and wellness of our customers is of the highest priority. With Tyent USA, you don't need to worry about chemicals. The water produced by Tyent Water Ionizers are at its purest form.

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Input: [Feature] Retail List Price [Tyent MMP-9090TX] $3,495.00 [Kangen SD-501] $3,980.00 [Why is it important?]

Output: Save big with Tyent USA! We believe that everyone should have access to alkaline water. Our prices are designed to get a high quality water ionizer in your home without hurting your bank account.

Kangen Water Machine- Enagic Kangen Vs Tyent Rettin


Input: [0] Generic-level transfers [# Changed] 179 [% Changed] 22.1 [Comments]

Output: Genera for which all terminal taxa in our flora have been transferred to one or more other genera (e.g., Boisduvalia).


Input: [0] Generic-level splits [# Changed] 67 [% Changed] 8.3 [Comments]

Output: Genera which are still accepted where a portion of the terminal taxa have been transferred to other genera (e.g., Aster).


Input: [0] Generic treatment/key changes [# Changed] 343 [% Changed] 42.3 [Comments]

Output: Genera in the 1973 Flora whose treatment or key must be modified or removed, either because of a change in the number of terminal taxa included within it or because the genus is no longer recognized.


Input: [0] Terminal taxa whose name has changed [# Changed] 1721 [% Changed] 40.1 [Comments]

Output: All terminal taxa with name changes, including transfers to other genera, changes in rank, and epithet changes.


Input: [0] Terminal taxa transferred to other genera [# Changed] 608 [% Changed] 14.2 [Comments]

Output: Only terminal taxa transferred to other genera, with or without a rank or epithet change.


Input: [0] Terminal taxa with rank change only [# Changed] 553 [% Changed] 12.9 [Comments]

Output: Only terminal taxa whose rank has changed without transfer to other genera.


Input: [0] Terminal taxa with epithet change only [# Changed] 519 [% Changed] 12.1 [Comments]

Output: Only changes in epithets without a change in rank or genus.


Input: [0] Infraspecies raised to species [# Changed] 559 [% Changed] 13 [Comments]

Output: Taxa treated as infraspecies in the 1973 Flora that are not treated at the rank of species.


Input: [0] Species reduced to infraspecies [# Changed] 142 [% Changed] 3.3 [Comments]

Output: Taxa treated as species in the 1973 Flora that are now treated at the rank of infraspecies.


Input: [0] Ambiguous terminal taxa [# Changed] 16 [% Changed] 0.4 [Comments]

Output: Taxa in the 1973 Flora that cannot be unambiguously linked to a single current accepted name.


Input: [Average cost] $2.00~10.00 [Details] Without doubt, you cannot do without this tool. There is simply no way you can work with balsa without a nice knife and sharp blades. Ensure that your blades are always sharp, a blunt blade makes working with balsa a lot harder but it's still sharp enough that you can cause yourself some serious damage from overexerting. To save money on blades, learn to use a sharpening stone, a few quick passes with the stone and your blade will be ready for the job at hand. [Tool]

Output: Surgical knife with No.11 blade


Input: [Average cost] $10.00~$20.00 [Details] For balsa thicker than 4mm the knife should be replaced by a razor saw for straight cuts, especially if you're attempting to cut against the grain. Select a razor saw which has replacable saw blades and make sure you always have a spare one. For the best cuts use the finest tooth blade you can obtain and don't rush the process. Use a mitre box to assist with keeping the saw upright and aligned. [Tool]

Output: Razor saw


Input: [Average cost] $10.00 [Details] Much like the situation where people attempt to cut thick wood with a No.11 knife rather than using a razor saw, a lot of people attempt to use sand paper rather than a razor plane to take off the bulk of balsa when shaping down. If you're filling your room up with balsa dust then you should be using a razor plane. A razor plane will let you shave down your fuselages, leading edges and trailing edges with such ease that you will never touch sandpaper for anything other than the finishing shaping. A sharp, well adjusted razor plane will feel like a hot knife in butter. [Tool]

Output: Razor plane


Input: [Average cost] $10.00 [Details] Though this is more of a scratch-builder tool, the balsa stripper is still incredibly useful, especially if you find yourself spending a lot of money on strip balsa stock. If you consider that a strip of 3mm x 3mm balsa costs $0.25, that means there are about 25 strips in a 75mm wide sheet of 3mm balsa, hence the total cost would be $6.25.... rather than spending $2 on a 3" wide sheet of 3mm balsa and using a balsa stripper. Best of all, you can create strip widths that suit your project at hand as you need them. Definately a very versatile tool. [Tool]

Output: Balsa stripper


Input: [Average cost] $5.00 [Details] Such a simple tool yet very important. Don't try use plastic or wooden rulers as the balsa knife will typically slice right into them. [Tool]

Output: Steel ruler


Input: [Average cost] $3 for 20 [Details] Often available in hardware stores in bags of 20, these mini clamps are incredibly useful. They are ideal for holding together small balsa parts while you're waiting for glue to set or simply for standing balsa parts up so you can paint them. Get a couple of bags, it's amazing how many you use at once [Tool]

Output: Mini clamps


Input: [Average cost] $3~$5 for 1m lengths [Details] Most hardware stores carry 1m / 40" lengths of aluminium extrusions for fairly reasonable costs. Get L and square extrusions of about 1" size on each side. Cut the 1m length into various smaller lengths and keep them handy, they make excellent right-angle braces for when you're gluing in fuselage sides, ribs etc. [Tool]

Output: Aluminium extrusions


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R972.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: PAG Mesh Desk Organizer Pen Holder Steel Office Supply Caddy Desk Storage Box Popular design metal desk organizer/pen holder Perfect and convenient for your office, school and home Attractive design and excellent


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R970.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: Crayola Ultimate Crayon Case, 152Crayons Clear view to 152 crayon colors Great desktop display Large count crayons are a great gift able item for holiday purchases Refillable with any


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R601.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: Wooden Desk Organizer / Pen Holder / Office Supplies Caddy with Dual Chalk & Dry Erase Message Boards MyGift Rectangular office supplies holder with 3 adjustable and removable interior dividers. Magnetic blackboard on one side allows you to write memos with


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R1,654.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: KimberlyClark Healthy Schools Classroom Caddy Case of 4 Caddies Includes empty tray only, refill products not included Durable design, suitable for use by children age 3 and above Creates a fun, engaging way to


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R8,884.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: Crop In Style XXL Rolling Tote, Ideal organization tote for crafters on the go! Sturdy tote made of Cordura Nylon Comes with 18 scissor loops and a 75 loop pen caddy Telescopic


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R1,028.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: PAG Steel Mesh Desk Organizer Office Supplies Pen Holder Popular design metal desk organizer/pen holder Perfect and convenient for your office, school and home 2 additional shallow compartments for


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R1,075.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: ProMart DAZZ 7 Compartment PopUp Caddy, Made from heavy duty rubber mesh; rubber pockets accommodate a variety of different items and without tearing The easy carry handle makes carrying


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R801.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: Wooden Desk Organizer / Pen Holder / Office Supplies with two drawers and Message Boards Pencil holder and desk organizer box made of light-colored wood Best item decorate your desk and room. Increase your confidence and interesting to


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R3,352.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: KimberlyClark 32179 Premium Desk Caddy 4 per Case Sized to fit on a desk, conference table or break room counter Each caddy is pre-filled and includes facial tissue, hand sanitizer and surface


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R1,088.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: Ultimate Crayon Case, Sharpener Caddy, 152 Colors, Sold as 1 Set Largest variety of crayons ever sold in a single pack. Contains every shade in the Crayola? color palette, including the metallic and glitter


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R662.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: Decorative Pen Organizer / Pencil Holder with Metal Man Playing Eastlion Guitar Cylindrical metal container is the perfect size to hold an assortment of pens, pencils, highlighters, and markers. Best item decorate your desk and


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R336.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: Magnetic Key CaddyKeyholder Uses 3 high grade Neodymium magnets to connect to any metal surface --2 more then other brands!! Attaches to metallic door, fridge or any metal


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R4,271.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: Cupcake Courier Cupcake Caddy Holds 36 Colour/Pattern: Translucent white Capacity: 36 standard cupcakes Materials: Plastic Design is stylish and innovative. Satisfaction Ensured. Great


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R835.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: MyGift Wooden Desk Top Office Supply Organizer Caddy / Pens Business Card Holder / Memo Pad Rack Desktop office supplies organizer with a beautiful dark brown espresso finish. Features 5 compartments for pens, business cards, memo pads, and any


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R1,604.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: InterDesign Large Storage Basket, Water Sturdy translucent plastic body with large mesh design Easily stacked for maximum space utilization Equipped with two handles on either side for


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R4,127.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: KimberlyClark 32181 Healthy Workplace Standard Desk Caddy Case of 4 Sized to fit on a desk, conference table or break room counter Each caddy is pre-filled and includes facial tissue, hand sanitizer and surface


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R4,094.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: Cupcake Courier 36Cupcake Plastic Storage Container, Soft Sky Cupcake Courier for transporting up to 36 cupcakes at a time 3 Stackable trays, each with 12 deep cups to securely hold cupcakes Comfortable carry


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R1,391.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: Lite N Write Illuminated Storage ClipboardsUse For ShippingBusinessAccountingInventoryReceiptExpense LARGE WRITING SURFACE: Giant 9" X 12" writing and drawing surface fits letter and legal size paper. Double capacity of other officemate storage box


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R847.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: Crayola 3Piece Combo Storage Kit, Small Includes 1 sidewalk chalk caddy and 2 crayon cases Feature 3D holographic labels Snap-tight closure keeps items safe and secure Helps protect


Input: [Store] at WantItAll [Price] R1,177.00 [How to Buy] GO BUY at WantItAll [Name]

Output: InterDesign Forma Houseware, Soap/Brush Caddy, Clear Store your soap and sponges in a simple caddy The caddy is clear and goes well with any decor 4-in-1 Caddy organizer Silver scrubby included Soap


Input: [iOS] Selects primary action [Android] Selects primary action [Windows 8] Selects primary action [Action]

Output: Press

Designing for Mobile, Part 2: Interaction Design | UX Booth


Input: [iOS] In editable text display magnified view for cursor positioning [Android] Enter data selection mode [Windows 8] Show tooltip without selecting the item. [Action]

Output: Long press

Designing for Mobile, Part 2: Interaction Design | UX Booth


Input: [iOS] Zoom in or zoom out [Android] Zoom in or zoom out. Also used for text selection [Windows 8] No standard [Action]

Output: Double press

Designing for Mobile, Part 2: Interaction Design | UX Booth


Input: [iOS] Reveal a delete button by sliding horizontally on a table view [Android] No standard [Windows 8] Select objects in a list or grid by sliding perpendicular to panning direction [Action]

Output: Small swipe

Designing for Mobile, Part 2: Interaction Design | UX Booth


Input: [iOS] Scroll across content [Android] Scroll across content or navigate between views within the same hierarchy [Windows 8] Scroll across content Also used for moving, drawing or writing [Action]

Output: Large swipe

Designing for Mobile, Part 2: Interaction Design | UX Booth


Input: [iOS] Zoom in or zoom out [Android] Zoom in or zoom out [Windows 8] Zoom in or zoom out [Action]

Output: Pinch / spread

Designing for Mobile, Part 2: Interaction Design | UX Booth


Input: [Installs & Replacements] Siding Replacement [Small Projects and Repairs] Plumbing/Electrical [Remodeling]

Output: Additions

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Input: [Installs & Replacements] Windows Installation [Small Projects and Repairs] Cleaning/Treatment [Remodeling]

Output: Kitchen

Welcome to A Handy Co. LLC - A Trusted name in Home Repair


Input: [Installs & Replacements] Furnaces & Heating [Small Projects and Repairs] Light Carpentry [Remodeling]

Output: Bath

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Input: [Installs & Replacements] Flooring Replacements [Small Projects and Repairs] Dry Rot Repair [Remodeling]

Output: Basement

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Input: [Installs & Replacements] Roofing Replacements [Small Projects and Repairs] Window Repair [Remodeling]

Output: Exterior Painting

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Input: [Installs & Replacements] Concrete & Masonry [Small Projects and Repairs] Sheds/Gazebos [Remodeling]

Output: Interior Painting

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Input: [Installs & Replacements] Landscape Design/Install [Small Projects and Repairs] Other Small Projects [Remodeling]

Output: Attic Conversion

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Input: [Installs & Replacements] Decks & Fences [Small Projects and Repairs] Large Projects & Repair [Remodeling]

Output: Sunrooms & Other

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Input: [* * * *] See Photo [Comment] Wheelchair Arm Protectors [Description]

Output: Misc Wheelchair Accessories

Goodwill Home Medical Equipment, formerly Your ReSource, refurbishes donated Home Medical Equipment and resells the equipment at prices significantly less than retail value.

Wheelchair Accessories


Input: [* * * *] See Photo [Comment] Wheelchair Safety Cushion [Description]

Output: Misc Wheelchair Accessories

Goodwill Home Medical Equipment, formerly Your ReSource, refurbishes donated Home Medical Equipment and resells the equipment at prices significantly less than retail value.

Wheelchair Accessories


Input: [* * * *] See Photo [Comment] Rolling Oxygen Cart [Description]

Output: Oxygen Holder

Goodwill Home Medical Equipment, formerly Your ReSource, refurbishes donated Home Medical Equipment and resells the equipment at prices significantly less than retail value.

Wheelchair Accessories


Input: [* * * *] See Photo [Comment] Arm Rest; attaches to wheelchair [Description]

Output: Wheelchair Accessories

Goodwill Home Medical Equipment, formerly Your ReSource, refurbishes donated Home Medical Equipment and resells the equipment at prices significantly less than retail value.

Wheelchair Accessories


Input: [* * * *] See Photo [Comment] Portable lap Tray; attaches to wheelchair arm rests [Description]

Output: Wheelchair Lap Tray

Goodwill Home Medical Equipment, formerly Your ReSource, refurbishes donated Home Medical Equipment and resells the equipment at prices significantly less than retail value.

Wheelchair Accessories


Input: [* * * *] See Photo [Comment] Plexiglass Lap Tray; attaches to wheelchair arm rests [Description]

Output: Wheelchair Lap Tray

Goodwill Home Medical Equipment, formerly Your ReSource, refurbishes donated Home Medical Equipment and resells the equipment at prices significantly less than retail value.

Wheelchair Accessories


Input: [* * * *] See Photo [Comment] Wheelchair Arm Protector [Description]

Output: Wheelchair Positioning Cushions

Goodwill Home Medical Equipment, formerly Your ReSource, refurbishes donated Home Medical Equipment and resells the equipment at prices significantly less than retail value.

Wheelchair Accessories


Input: [* * * *] See Photo [Comment] ROHO Cushion with pump [Description]

Output: Wheelchair Seat Cushions, etc.

Goodwill Home Medical Equipment, formerly Your ReSource, refurbishes donated Home Medical Equipment and resells the equipment at prices significantly less than retail value.

Wheelchair Accessories


Input: [Features:] No. of Seats [4 Seater]

Output: 4 4

BillyOh Elegance 1.35m Rectangular 4 Seater Wooden Garden Furniture Set - Wooden Furniture


Input: [Features:] Table Style [4 Seater]

Output: Folding Folding

BillyOh Elegance 1.35m Rectangular 4 Seater Wooden Garden Furniture Set - Wooden Furniture


Input: [Features:] Chair Style [4 Seater]

Output: Foldable Foldable

BillyOh Elegance 1.35m Rectangular 4 Seater Wooden Garden Furniture Set - Wooden Furniture


Input: [Features:] Table Shape [4 Seater]

Output: Rectangular Rectangular

BillyOh Elegance 1.35m Rectangular 4 Seater Wooden Garden Furniture Set - Wooden Furniture


Input: [Features:] Cushions Available [4 Seater]

Output: Yes - Can be purchased separately Yes - Can be purchased separately

BillyOh Elegance 1.35m Rectangular 4 Seater Wooden Garden Furniture Set - Wooden Furniture


Input: [Features:] Parasol Available [4 Seater]

Output: Yes - Can be purchased separately Yes - Can be purchased separately

BillyOh Elegance 1.35m Rectangular 4 Seater Wooden Garden Furniture Set - Wooden Furniture


Input: [Meats] Fish Biscuits [Bread]

Output: Breakfast cereals


Input: [Meats] Potatoes, Rice and Pasta Cakes [Bread]

Output: Bread


Input: [Meats] Savoury foods, Soups and Sauces Spreads and Sugar [Bread]

Output: Milk


Input: [Meats] Vegetables Beverages and Soft Drinks [Bread]

Output: Cream and yogurt


Input: [Meats] Fruit Alcoholic Drinks* [Bread]

Output: Cheese


Input: [Meats] Puddings [Bread]

Output: Eggs


Input: [1] Model II [2] Model II? [3] Impact [0]

Output: Process


Input: [1] infinite depth modified-Ekman layer, crude bulk formula for surface fluxes & exchange coeffients [2] finite modified-Ekman layer drag & mixing coefficents based on similarity theory [3] alters fluxes under unstable conditions; affects latitudinal precipitation distribution [0]

Output: Boundary Layer


Input: [1] 50 percent of grid box mass elevated when moist static energy profile unstable [2] variable mass flux proportional to instability, entraining & non-entraining plume, down draft mass 1/3 updrafts [3] limits vertical mass exchange [0]

Output: Convection


Input: [1] diagnostic cloud parameterization as the saturated fraction of the grid box, optical thickness based on type, altitude, thickness [2] liquid water and ice prognostic variables, microphysical sources/sinks of cloud water, interactive optical thickness function of cloud particle size [3] atmospheric dynamics associated with cloud radiative forcing, positive feedback on low latitude warming [0]

Output: Large Scale Clouds


Input: [1] variable size two-layer bucket model specificed as a function of vegetation cover [2] physically-based calculation of evapotranspiration, evaporation of intercepted precipitation, dew, and over bare soil, infiltration, soil water movement, & runoff [3] more realistic partitioning of latent & sensible heating, stomatal control of transpiration [0]

Output: Land Surface


Input: [1] second-order-centered differencing scheme [2] quadratic upstream scheme [3] preserve strong gradients, alter eddy available potential energy & moisture/ radiative forcing [0]

Output: Heat and Moisture Advection


Input: [1] second-order B grid scheme [2] fourth-order B grid scheme [3] propagate waves faster affecting Intrahemispheric transport & high-frequency synoptic variations [0]

Output: Momentum Advection


Input: [1] radiative flux calculation for an average albedo of surface types in grid box [2] individual radiative flux calculations for albedo of each surface type in grid box [0]

Output: Surface Radiative fluxes


Input: [0] Bagels [1] Dressings [2]

Output: Salads


Input: [0] Breads [1] Fish & Shellfish [2]

Output: Sauces


Input: [0] Brownies [1] Granola Bars [2]

Output: Scones


Input: [0] Cakes [1] Ice Cream [2]

Output: Smoothies


Input: [0] Cereals [1] Marinades [2]

Output: Trail Mix


Input: [0] Cheesecakes [1] Muffins [2]

Output: Vegetables


Input: [0] Cookies [1] Pies [2]

Output: Wild Game


Input: [0] Compotes [1] Protein Bars [2]

Output: Yogurt


Input: [Nutrient] Protein [Notes]

Output: Lacto- and lacto-ovo- vegetarians typically do not have trouble meeting their protein needs since dairy and eggs are concentrated sources of all essential amino acids and are digestible (the issue of lactose sugar intolerance is not related to protein digestibility). Vegans who consume adequate calories and a variety of plant sources of protein (e.g. legumes, whole grains, nuts, and seeds) will also meet their protein requirements. The older notion of “complementing” proteins is not necessary at every meal, but eating a variety of plant protein sources during the day does make it easier to consume enough essential amino acids to meet total protein needs. For more information, see The Vegetarian Society’s website. If you like technical papers, see the FAO link on protein quality.


Input: [Nutrient] Calcium [Notes]

Output: Adequate calcium can be obtained in the diet without milk products or fish bones if you eat about eight servings a day of legumes, leafy greens, nuts, and seeds. If you do not eat those foods and/or are restricting your intake well below 2000 calories, then consider consuming calcium-fortified beverages such as soy milk, rice milk, and calcium-fortified orange juice. Also consider a calcium supplement if you find you cannot meet your goal by food or fortified beverages. Note: do not rely on a large portion of spinach to obtain calcium since the oxalate binds it and makes it mostly unavailable. Supplements: spread out intake since we can’t absorb more than about 500 mg of calcium at a time. Hate big pills? Try calcium chews – it’s an easy way to get your calcium.


Input: [Nutrient] Vitamin D [Notes]

Output: The “sunshine” vitamin - pre-vitamin is formed in the skin with sunlight exposure. Fortified foods and supplements are needed in northern latitudes (e.g. the further North you live from the equator) or for any individual who uses a lot of sunscreen. Cow’s milk sold in the U.S. is fortified with Vitamin D and is a good source for lacto- and lacto-ovo-vegetarians if you consume about 4 servings a day. Fortified soy and rice milks are also good sources of Vitamin D. It takes about 4 servings of these fortified beverages to meet the current recommendation of 400 IUs (10 micrograms) daily. There are also Vitamin D dietary supplements available in most shops. Vitamin D is also important to take if you are breastfeeding – if you are low in this vitamin, then your breast milk will be as well. Unless your baby gets a lot of sunshine every day, your baby will need vitamin D from you. Some guidelines even recommend Vitamin D drops for infants. FYI, Vitamin D2 is considered vegan whereas Vitamin D3 is considered non-vegan sources of Vitamin D.


Input: [Nutrient] Iron [Notes]

Output: This is the most common nutrient deficiency in the world, regardless of diet type. Highly absorbable “heme” iron is found in animals, especially liver, oysters, red meat, and clams. When these foods are excluded from the diet, it is very important to choose a variety of good plant sources of iron (“non-heme” iron) such as legumes (especially edamame, lentils, and kidney beans), fortified grains and cereals, and nuts/seed (especially pumpkin and sesame seeds). Cook these iron-rich foods with vitamin C- rich and/or acidic fruits and veggies to help improve iron absorption. As well, cooking in a cast iron skillet (especially with acidic fruits or veggies) will increase the iron content of dishes. Note that green leafy veggies contain oxalates which greatly inhibit iron absorption so are not considered the best plant sources of iron in a vegan’s diet.


Input: [Nutrient] Zinc [Notes]

Output: Zinc is also more bioavailable in animal forms (especially oysters and crab) since plant phytates can bind both zinc and iron. Anything that lessens phytate content will help zinc absorption from plants. For instance, yeast-leavened breads and sprouting beans, grains, and seeds will improve zinc bioavailability. Try to eat a variety of plant sources of zinc. Ask your doctor about zinc if you are taking iron supplements as it can interfere with zinc absorption.


Input: [Nutrient] Vitamin B12 [Notes]

Output: Vitamin B12 cannot be obtained reliably in amounts necessary for health from plant foods that are not fortified. Algae, spirulina, alfalfa, comfrey, amaranth, greens, mushrooms, seaweeds, nuts, legumes, and non-fortified fermented soy foods are NOT reliable sources of Vitamin B12. To meet nutritional needs, consume several servings a day of foods fortified with Vitamin B12 (e.g., fortified soy milk), Red Star Vegetarian Support Formula Nutritional Yeast, and/or take a daily Vitamin B12 supplement (sublingual form is more easily absorbed than the pill form). If you have problems producing stomach acid then ask your doctor if you need a Vitamin B12 supplement (poor acid production compromises Vitamin B12 absorption further down in the gut).


Input: [Nutrient] DHA [Notes]

Output: DHA, a potent omega-3 fatty acid, is being studied extensively for health benefits during pregnancy, breastfeeding, and for adult cardiovascular health. DHA is found in good supply in large cold-water fish, and to a lesser extent in eggs and algae (unless concentrated). DHA is not considered an essential fatty acid at this time. Alpha-Linolenic acid (ALA) is an essential dietary fatty acid needed in very small quantities in the human diet. Unfortunately, very little ALA is actually converted to DHA. Vegetarians might want to consider microalgae DHA supplements (with vegan capsules) rather than relying on nut and seed sources of ALA if they are hoping to increase their DHA blood levels. These supplements are common at local vitamin shops or online.


Input: [Nutrient] Iodine [Notes]

Output: For vegans, plenty of sea veggies will help you get enough iodine if you do not use foods that are processed with regular salt. Regular salt is “iodized” but sea salt is not. Also, check favored sauces – not all use iodized salt. Iodine deficiency is not common but it is possible to develop a deficiency if a diet is devoid of animal products, processed food (that uses iodized salt),iodized salt, and sea vegetables.


Input: [BENIGN] Well-differentiated cells that resemble normal cells of the tissue from which the tumor originated [MALIGNANT] Cells are undifferentiated and often bear little resemblance to the normal cells of the tissue from which they arose [CHARACTERISTIC]

Output: Cell characteristics

Characteristics of Benign and Malignant Neoplasms | eNurse CarePlan


Input: [BENIGN] Tumor grows by expansion and does not infiltrate the surrounding tissues; usually encapsulated [MALIGNANT] Grows at the periphery and sends out processes that infiltrate and destroy the surrounding tissues [CHARACTERISTIC]

Output: Mode of growth

Characteristics of Benign and Malignant Neoplasms | eNurse CarePlan


Input: [BENIGN] Rate of growth is usually slow [MALIGNANT] Rate of growth is variable and depends on level of differentiation; the more anaplastic the tumor, the faster its growth [CHARACTERISTIC]

Output: Rate of growth

Characteristics of Benign and Malignant Neoplasms | eNurse CarePlan


Input: [BENIGN] Does not spread by metastasis [MALIGNANT] Gains access to the blood and lymphatic channels and metastasizes to other areas of the body [CHARACTERISTIC]

Output: Metastasis

Characteristics of Benign and Malignant Neoplasms | eNurse CarePlan


Input: [BENIGN] Is usually a localized phenomenon that does not cause generalized effects unless its location interferes with vital functions [MALIGNANT] Often causes generalized effects, such as anemia, weakness, and weight loss [CHARACTERISTIC]

Output: General effects

Characteristics of Benign and Malignant Neoplasms | eNurse CarePlan


Input: [BENIGN] Does not usually cause tissue damage unless its location interferes with blood flow [MALIGNANT] Often causes extensive tissue damage as the tumor outgrows its blood supply or encroaches on blood flow to the area; may also produce substances that cause cell damage [CHARACTERISTIC]

Output: Tissue destruction

Characteristics of Benign and Malignant Neoplasms | eNurse CarePlan


Input: [BENIGN] Does not usually cause death unless its location interferes with vital functions [MALIGNANT] Usually causes death unless growth can be controlled [CHARACTERISTIC]

Output: Ability to cause death

Characteristics of Benign and Malignant Neoplasms | eNurse CarePlan


Input: Recommend repairing or replacing [Safety]

Output: Repair/Replace


Input: Recommend repair and/or maintenance [Safety]

Output: Repair/Maintain


Input: Recommend ongoing maintenance [Safety]

Output: Maintain


Input: Recommend evaluation by a specialist [Safety]

Output: Evaluate


Input: For your information [Safety]

Output: Comment


Input: Damage caused by wood destroying insects or organisms (Rot, carpenter ant galleries, etc.) [Safety]

Output: Damage


Input: Conditions conducive for wood destroying insects or organisms (Wood-soil contact, shrubs in contact with siding, roof or plumbing leaks, etc.) [Safety]

Output: Conducive conditions


Input: [CLASS] Class 2 [TITLE] Sparkling Wine [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: wines made sparkling by any of the natural methods


Input: [CLASS] Class 3 [TITLE] Carbonated Grape Wine [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: wine which is injected with carbon dioxide.


Input: [CLASS] Class 4 [TITLE] Citrus Wine [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: wine made primarily of sound, ripe citrus fruit


Input: [CLASS] Class 5 [TITLE] Fruit Wine [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: wine made primarily of sound, ripe fruits other than grapes or citrus


Input: [CLASS] Class 6 [TITLE] Wine from Other Agricultural Products [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: wine made from sound agricultural products (vegetables)


Input: [CLASS] Class 7 [TITLE] Aperitif Wine [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: wine having an alcoholic content of not less than 15 percent by volume, compounded from grape wine containing added brandy or alcohol, flavored with herbs and other natural aromatic flavoring materials


Input: [CLASS] Class 8 [TITLE] Imitation Wine [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: wine containing synthetic materials


Input: [CLASS] Class 9 [TITLE] Retsina Wine [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]

Output: grape table wine fermented or flavored with resin


Input: [Single Bed Starts] Trims and Tricks Bands and Edges

Output: Special finishes to create unique garments

Assorted ways to start your knit projects without a ribber, includes hems, scallops, flat edges and more


Input: [Single Bed Starts] Garter Bar Sampler

Output: More than turning and decreasing. Fun things to do to add interest to your knitting with a needed tool.

Assorted ways to start your knit projects without a ribber, includes hems, scallops, flat edges and more


Input: [Single Bed Starts] Yokes and Other Circular Shapes

Output: Learn the secrets of designing perfectly shaped round yokes and then stretch your imagination to other possibilities

Assorted ways to start your knit projects without a ribber, includes hems, scallops, flat edges and more


Input: [Single Bed Starts] Fashion for you

Output: Tired of looking at fashion drawings of skinny models 10 heads high? How will that style look on you? Better yet, how can you proportion your knits for you and your family so they look great

Assorted ways to start your knit projects without a ribber, includes hems, scallops, flat edges and more


Input: [Single Bed Starts] Intarsia

Output: Color blocking, partial knit, large designs, no floats, techniques, special carriages, and helpful hints

Assorted ways to start your knit projects without a ribber, includes hems, scallops, flat edges and more


Input: [Single Bed Starts] Multi-color slip stitch

Output: Beyond two colors in a row, design possibilities and knitting techniques

Assorted ways to start your knit projects without a ribber, includes hems, scallops, flat edges and more


Input: [Single Bed Starts] Single bed automatic patterns

Output: Overview of knit in, slip, tuck, thread lace and variations

Assorted ways to start your knit projects without a ribber, includes hems, scallops, flat edges and more


Input: [FibroTest / FibroMax] no risk [Liver biopsy]

Output: pain: 30% of patients severe complications: 6 out of 1,000 death: 3 per 10,000


Input: [FibroTest / FibroMax] simple blood test at your usual laboratory [Liver biopsy]

Output: hospitalization


Input: [FibroTest / FibroMax] consistent results: accuracy of a blood test - reproducibility greater than 95% [Liver biopsy]

Output: variable result (according to the center and the physician)


Input: [FibroTest / FibroMax] result equivalent to a 25 mm biopsy [Liver biopsy]

Output: significant risk of error if the biopsy is too small


Input: [FibroTest / FibroMax] very easy to repeat (blood test) [Liver biopsy]

Output: difficult to repeat for the medical follow-up


Input: [FibroTest / FibroMax] unapplicable if acute hepatitis, extrahepatic cholestasis, severe hemolysis, Gilbert's syndrome with high unconjugated hyperbilirubinemia in cases of acute inflammatory syndrome, just postpone blood test [Liver biopsy]

Output: unfeasible by intercostal route if coagulation disorder, ascites contraindicated if severe respiratory insufficiency


Input: [FibroTest / FibroMax] excellent risk/benefit ratio [Liver biopsy]

Output: unfavorable risk/benefit ratio


Input: [FibroTest / FibroMax] our FibroMax test enables these diagnoses to be made with the same blood test: activity (ActiTest) and steatosis (SteatoTest). [Liver biopsy]

Output: enables other problems associated with fibrosis to be dtected, such as activity or steatosis


Input: [1] Physical State [2] Odor [3] Effects [4] Skin and eyes [6] Other effects [7] Democontamination [8] Clothing [9] Skin [5]

Output: Respiratory effects

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Input: [0] PS [1] Colorless oily liquid [2] Strong, sharp, pungent and highly irritating odor [4] Irritation, itching, rash, and blisters on exposed skin. Eye lacrimation pain, and burning appear below the threshold of the odor.Very potent lacrimator. [8] Move to fresh air; remove clothing, do not wear again until properly laundered or discard [9] Copious soap and water [5]

Output: Immediate burning sensation in nasal passages, choking, and inhibition of respiration. Can cause lung lesions.

Tahrir, How to deal with tear gas | democrati.net


Input: [0] CN (Mace) [1] Colorless to gray, crystalline solid [2] Fragrant (like apple blossoms) [4] Primarily skin redness. Can develop blisters and burns on moist tissuedue to HCL formation. Strong lacrimator with redness of eyes, eye pain, and blepharospasm. High dose may produce chemical injury to eye. [8] Move to fresh air; remove clothing and wash before wearing again [9] Copious soap and water [5]

Output: Upper respiratory irritation, cough, dyspnea. Can also produce tissue burns of the airway and pulmonary lesions if dose is significant.

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Input: [0] DM [1] Light yellow to canary, green crystals [2] Odorless or not pronounced. May be mildly irritating. [4] Significant nasal discharge. The amount needed to cause skin irritation and redness is above that needed for irritation of respiratory and gastrointestinal tract. Only slight eye irritation is reported when throat and chest irritation is present. [6] Produces initial nausea followed by violent retching and vomiting, which can occur 20-30 minutes after initial exposure. Can also produce perspiration, chills, mental depression abdominal cramps and diarrhea lasting several hours. [8] Move to fresh air, remove clothing and wash before wearing again [9] Copious soap and water [5]

Output: Sneezing, coughing, salivation and congestion of the nose and upper airway to produce a feeling of suffocation.

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Input: [0] CR [1] Pale yellow crystalline solid [2] Pepper-like [4] Burning of skin, particularly in a hot moist environment. Redness and blistering are possible with lengthy exposure. Producesviolent lacrmination of the eyes with a burning, redness and lid redness. [6] Anxiety and fatigue. [8] Move to fresh air; remove clothing and wash before wearing again [9] Copious soap and water or use 5% or 10% sodium bicarbonate which is more effective than water [5]

Output: Burning sensation and pain in throat with subsequent feeling of suffocation.

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Input: [0] CS (tear gas) [1] White crystalline solid. [2] Pungent pepper like [4] Skin irritant; itching, stinging and erythema; may cause blistering and allergic contact dermatitis. Burning and irritation to eyes with lacrimation and accompanying blepharospasm [8] Stand in front of a fan or flap arms to remove dry powder, protect airway. Wash clothing after removal. [9] Copious soap and water; do not use oil-based lotions or bleach. [5]

Output: Salivation, coughing, choking, and a feeling of chest tightness. May cause reactive airway disease syndrome requiring medical intervention.

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Input: [0] OC (Pepper Spray) [1] Colorless solid. [2] Pungent irritating [4] Causes sensation of intense pain and burning through the activation of the TRPV1 sensory neuron, causing release of substance P. May cause allergic dermatitis with excessive skin exposure. Lacrimation, redness, burning sensation in the eyes and blepharospasm. [8] Sticks to clothing if in liquid solution. If in powder form, remove dry powder. Wash clothing after removal. [9] Copious soap and water. Can also use alcohol, baby shampoo, or flush skin with vegetable oil followed by soap and water (not for OC/CS-CN mixtures);flush eyes with copious water or baby shampoo; usemilk or ice packs to reduce pain [5]

Output: Tingling sensation followed by coughing and decreased inhalation rates. Pain, vasodilation, and secretion can occur in the airways depending on the dose inhaled

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Input: [Engine Type] Gasoline [Visible Sign] Black or Gray Smoke [Diagnosis] Smoke may be coming from incomplete fuel combustion [Possible Causes]

Output: Clogged air filter Carburetor, choke, fuel injection or emission system malfunction Ignition timing off Blocked manifold Oil leaking on exhaust system

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Input: [Visible Sign] Blue Smoke [Diagnosis] Engine oil being burned [Possible Causes]

Output: Oil leaking into combustion chamber Worn piston rings, valves or cylinders

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Input: [Visible Sign] White Smoke [Diagnosis] Coolant and/or water being vaporized in combustion chamber [Possible Causes]

Output: Engine too cold (no repair needed) Head gasket leaking Cracked block or cylinder head

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Input: [Engine Type] Diesel [Visible Sign] Black or Gray Smoke [Diagnosis] Smoke may be coming from incomplete fuel combustion [Possible Causes]

Output: Faulty injection system Clogged air filter Wrong grade of fuel Timing may need to be adjusted Engine overheating Oil Leaking on exhaust system

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