Input: [Ford 8N] 4-Speed Transmission [Ford 9N]

Output: 3-Speed Transmission

Yesterday's Tractors - Differences Between the Ford 9N and 8N


Input: [Ford 8N] Has Running Boards attached to Transmission [Ford 9N]

Output: Has Post for Foot Rests (or Running Boards which Hang from the Foot Rest)

Yesterday's Tractors - Differences Between the Ford 9N and 8N


Input: [Ford 8N] Throttle Comes Out Near the Base of the Steering Wheel [Ford 9N]

Output: Throttle Comes Up out of the Middle of the Steering Column

Yesterday's Tractors - Differences Between the Ford 9N and 8N


Input: [Ford 8N] Does have Louvered Door for Air Breather [Ford 9N]

Output: Does Not have Louvered Door for Air Breather

Yesterday's Tractors - Differences Between the Ford 9N and 8N


Input: [Ford 8N] Could have Front or Side-Mount Distributor [Ford 9N]

Output: Has Front-Mount Distributor

Yesterday's Tractors - Differences Between the Ford 9N and 8N


Input: [Ford 8N] Serial Number on Left Side of Engine Starts with "8N" [Ford 9N]

Output: Serial Number on Left Side of Engine Starts with "9N"

Yesterday's Tractors - Differences Between the Ford 9N and 8N


Input: [Method] Anaglyph glasses [Pros] Cheap, work on any displays, full resolution, allow 3D gaming [Cons]

Output: Poor color accuracy

6 ways to get real 3D technology for home use this Christmas - GSMArena Blog


Input: [Method] LCD shutter glasses with a 120Hz monitor [Pros] Accurate colors, full resolution, allow 3D gaming [Cons]

Output: Expensive glassses, work only on high refresh rate displays

6 ways to get real 3D technology for home use this Christmas - GSMArena Blog


Input: [Method] Polarized glasses with a polarizing monitor, the Zalman way [Pros] Accurate colors, allow 3D gaming [Cons]

Output: Half the vertical resolution, noticeable horizontal lines on the screen in 2D mode, so can’t really be used as primary monitor

6 ways to get real 3D technology for home use this Christmas - GSMArena Blog


Input: [Method] Polarized glasses with a polarizing monitor, the iZ3D way [Pros] Accurate colors, full resolution, allow 3D gaming, can be used as primary monitor [Cons]

Output: Ghosting artifacts in 3D mode, just one manufacturer

6 ways to get real 3D technology for home use this Christmas - GSMArena Blog


Input: [Method] Lenticular screens [Pros] Accurate colors, allow “looking around” [Cons]

Output: Half the horizontal resolution (or less), fixed viewing positions, computationally taxing (3D games probably won’t work)

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Input: [Method] Face tracking with web-cam [Pros] Accurate colors, allows “looking around” [Cons]

Output: Any drawbacks of the technology used to split the images, work only for one person unless used with lenticular screens

6 ways to get real 3D technology for home use this Christmas - GSMArena Blog


Input: [Method] VR-glasses [Pros] Accurate colors, allow “looking around”, allow 3D gaming [Cons]

Output: Expensive, lower-cost models have low-resolution screens

6 ways to get real 3D technology for home use this Christmas - GSMArena Blog


Input: [Food Group] Dairy [Eat] Skim (fat-free) milk Fat-free cultured or frozen yogurts Fat-free cottage cheese Other fat-free dairy products such as fat-free cheeses and fat-free ice cream [Do Not Eat]

Output: Low-fat or whole-fat: Milk Yogurts Puddings Cheeses

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Input: [Food Group] Beverages [Eat] Coffee (black or with fat-free half and half or skim milk) Tea with lemon or skim milk Soda Juices Fruit punch Fat-free hot chocolate [Do Not Eat]

Output: Creamers Coconut milk Smoothies containing dairy products with fat (e.g., “regular” yogurt, ice cream, or milk) Fruit beverages that should be avoided (see “Do Not Eat” under “Fruits”)

Minimal-Fat Diet | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center


Input: [Food Group] Breads, Cereals, and Grains [Eat] Hot or cold cereals Plain pasta White rice Rice noodles Fat-free white bread Fat-free varieties of Vita Muffins® and Vita Tops® Fat-free rolls Matzos Zwieback Fat-free crackers Angel food cake Fat-free cookies Fat-free cakes [Do Not Eat]

Output: Any items containing nuts, seeds, or coconut Doughnuts Croissants Pastries Pies Whole-grain products Brown rice

Minimal-Fat Diet | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center


Input: [Food Group] Fruits [Eat] Except for those fruits listed under “Do Not Eat”, you can have all other fruits in these forms: Fresh Frozen Jarred Canned Dried Jellies Jams Juices [Do Not Eat]

Output: Coconut Cherimoya Dried figs Papaws Sapodillas Sapotes Any fruit with toppings containing fat such as whipped cream

Minimal-Fat Diet | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center


Input: [Food Group] Vegetables [Eat] Except for those vegetables listed under “Do Not Eat”, you may have all others in these forms: Fresh Frozen Jarred Canned Juiced Boca Original Vegan Burger® and other fat-free veggie burgers Air-popped popcorn Fat-free kidney beans, black beans, and pink beans [Do Not Eat]

Output: Any vegetables with: Butter Oil Margarine Sauces that contain fat Olives Chickpeas (garbanzo beans) Soybeans Avocados Jarred vegetables in oil

Minimal-Fat Diet | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center


Input: [Food Group] Meats and Poultry [Eat] Up to 2 servings a day of fat-free turkey breast or other packaged deli meats labeled fat-free [Do Not Eat]

Output: All others

Minimal-Fat Diet | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center


Input: [Food Group] Fish [Eat] None [Do Not Eat]

Output: All

Minimal-Fat Diet | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center


Input: [Food Group] Fat [Eat] Fat-free butter-type spreads (such as Promise® and “I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter®”) limited to 2 servings a day Medium-chain triglyceride oil (sold in pharmacies or health food stores) As a salad dressing with vinegar or lemon juice Mixed in fruit such as applesauce To sauté food at low heat (not deep fry) [Do Not Eat]

Output: Butter Margarine All oils except for medium-chain triglyceride oil Cooking oil sprays Regular salad dressings

Minimal-Fat Diet | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center


Input: [Food Group] Soups [Eat] Fat-free broth Health Valley® fat-free soups [Do Not Eat]

Output: All others

Minimal-Fat Diet | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center


Input: [Food Group] Liquid Nutritional Supplements [Eat] Boost Breeze® (Nestlé) Carnation Breakfast Essentials®, powdered vanilla or strawberry mixed with skim milk Ensure ClearTM (Abbott) [Do Not Eat]

Output: Carnation Breakfast Essentials® ready-to-drink or powdered chocolate All others containing fat

Minimal-Fat Diet | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center


Input: [Food Group] Condiments/Other [Eat] Ketchup Fat-free mustard Fat-free mayonnaise Fat-free salsa Louisiana “Original” Hot Sauce Soy sauce Vinegar Pickles Pickle relish Plain horseradish Sauerkraut Fat-free salad dressings Molly McButter®, limited to 2 teaspoons a day [Do Not Eat]

Output: Regular or low-fat mayonnaise Nuts Seeds Olives Peanut butter Any items with added fat

Minimal-Fat Diet | Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center


Input: [Used for] 2 Stars Epilepsy (Asian Ginseng, Bupleurum, Cassia Bark, Ginger, Jujube, Licorice, Peony, Pinellia) 2.5 grams a day of sho-saiko-to or saiko-keishi-to in tea or capsules [Why]

Output: The Chinese herb bupleurum is included in two herbal formulas, sho-saiko-to and saiko-keishi-to. Both have been shown to be helpful for epilepsy. The Chinese herb bupleurum is included in two similar Chinese herbal formulae known as sho-saiko-to and saiko-keishi-to; these combinations contain the same herbs but in different proportions. The other ingredients are peony root, pinellia root, cassia bark, ginger root, jujube fruit, Asian ginseng root, Asian scullcap root, and licorice root. Both formulas have been shown in preliminary trials to be helpful for people with epilepsy.2 , 3 , 4 No negative interactions with a variety of anticonvulsant drugs were noted in these trials. The usual amount taken of these formulas is 2.5 grams three times per day as capsules or tea. People with epilepsy should not use either formula without first consulting with a healthcare professional.

Chinese Scullcap, Cam Information in Evansville, IN - St. Mary's Health System


Input: [Used for] 2 Stars Hepatitis (Asian Ginseng, Bupleurum, Cassia Bark, Ginger, Jujube, Licorice, Peony, Pinellia) Take 2.5 grams of sho-saiko-to three times per day [Why]

Output: Trials have shown that the bupleurum-containing formula sho-saiko-to can help reduce symptoms and blood liver enzyme levels in people with chronic active viral hepatitis. Preliminary trials have shown that the bupleurum -containing formula sho-saiko-to can help reduce symptoms and blood liver enzyme levels in children and adults with chronic active viral hepatitis.5 , 6 , 7 , 8 Most of theses trials were in people with hepatitis B infection, though one preliminary trial has also shown a benefit in people with hepatitis C.9 Sho-saiko-to was also found, in a large preliminary trial to decrease the risk of people with chronic viral hepatitis developing liver cancer. However, people who had a sign of recent hepatitis B infection were not as strongly protected in this trial.10 The usual amount of sho-saiko-to used is 2.5 grams three times daily. Sho-saiko-to should not be used together with interferon drug therapy as it may increase risk of pneumonitis - a potentially dangerous inflammation in the lungs.11

Chinese Scullcap, Cam Information in Evansville, IN - St. Mary's Health System


Input: [Used for] 2 Stars Liver Cirrhosis (Asian Ginseng, Bupleurum, Cassia Bark, Ginger, Jujube, Licorice, Peony, Pinellia) 2.5 grams of the Chinese herbal formula sho-saiko-to three times daily [Why]

Output: The Chinese herb bupleurum is a component of the formula sho-saiko-to, which was shown in one preliminary trial to liver cancer risk in people with liver cirrhosis. The Chinese herb bupleurum is an important component of the formula known as sho-saiko-to. Sho-saiko-to was shown in one preliminary trial to reduce the risk of liver cancer in people with liver cirrhosis.12 The amount of this formula used was 2.5 grams three times daily.

Chinese Scullcap, Cam Information in Evansville, IN - St. Mary's Health System


Input: [Used for] 1 Star Bronchitis Refer to label instructions [Why]

Output: Chinese scullcap might be useful for bronchitis as an anti-inflammatory. Anti-inflammatory herbs may help people with bronchitis. Often these herbs contain complex polysaccharides and have a soothing effect; they are also known as demulcents. Chinese scullcap might be useful for bronchitis as an anti-inflammatory. However, the research on this herb is generally of low quality.13

Chinese Scullcap, Cam Information in Evansville, IN - St. Mary's Health System


Input: [Used for] 1 Star Hepatitis Refer to label instructions [Why]

Output: Chinese skullcap may be useful for liver infections. Another Chinese herb, Chinese scullcap , might be useful for liver infections. However, the research on this is generally of low quality.14

Chinese Scullcap, Cam Information in Evansville, IN - St. Mary's Health System


Input: [Used for] 1 Star HIV and AIDS Support (Asian Ginseng, Bupleurum, Cassia Bark, Ginger, Jujube, Licorice, Peony, Pinellia) Refer to label instructions [Why]

Output: The herbal formula sho-saiko-to has been shown to have beneficial immune effects on white blood cells in people infected with HIV. The Chinese herb bupleurum , as part of the herbal formula sho-saiko-to, has been shown to have beneficial immune effects on white blood cells taken from people infected with HIV.15 Sho-saiko-to has also been shown to improve the efficacy of the anti-HIV drug lamivudine in the test tube.16 One preliminary study found that 7 of 13 people with HIV given sho-saiko-to had improvements in immune function.17 Double-blind trials are needed to determine whether bupleurum or sho-saiko-to might benefit people with HIV infection or AIDS. Other herbs in sho-saiko-to have also been shown to have anti-HIV activity in the test tube, most notably Asian scullcap .18 Therefore studies on sho-saiko-to cannot be taken to mean that bupleurum is the only active herb involved. The other ingredients are peony root, pinellia root, cassia bark, ginger root, jujube fruit, Asian ginseng root, Asian scullcap root, and licorice root.

Chinese Scullcap, Cam Information in Evansville, IN - St. Mary's Health System


Input: Vitamin C, protein fromanimal foods, and amino acid supplements High doses of zinc or copper, coffee, tea, and soy [Nutrient]

Output: Iron

How to Take Supplements - Better Nutrition


Input: Vitamin D (does not need to be taken at the same time), lactose (naturally present in milk and other dairy products), protein, and vitamin C Large doses of magnesium, zinc, and phosphate [Nutrient]

Output: Calcium

How to Take Supplements - Better Nutrition


Input: Vitamin D (does not need to be taken at the same time) Large doses of calcium and phosphate [Nutrient]

Output: Magnesium

How to Take Supplements - Better Nutrition


Input: Vitamin C Zinc [Nutrient]

Output: Folic acid

How to Take Supplements - Better Nutrition


Input: Folic acid [Nutrient]

Output: Niacin

How to Take Supplements - Better Nutrition


Input: Zinc, oral contraceptives, coffee, and tobacco [Nutrient]

Output: B6

How to Take Supplements - Better Nutrition


Input: Vitamin C doses greater than 500 mg [Nutrient]

Output: B12

How to Take Supplements - Better Nutrition


Input: Pectin, iron, zinc, and aspirin [Nutrient]

Output: Vitamin C

How to Take Supplements - Better Nutrition


Input: [Year] 1400's

Output: Native Americans settle along the riverbank. They take only what they need. The Nashua people live in harmony with the river, land, and forest.

Lesson Plan - Introduction to PhilanthropyRecognizing Good Citizenship and Philanthropy in Our Community

Positive Aspects of Communities along Nashua River


Input: [Year] 1600's Land is cleared by cutting down forests and more animals are killed than needed.

Output: European settlers work together to form communities.

Lesson Plan - Introduction to PhilanthropyRecognizing Good Citizenship and Philanthropy in Our Community

Positive Aspects of Communities along Nashua River


Input: [Year] 1700's Native American lose their right to fish and their hunting grounds are being cleared.

Output: Dams and sawmills do not disturb the cleanliness of the Nashua. Many animals visit the river's edge.

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Positive Aspects of Communities along Nashua River


Input: [Year] 1800's Leftover wood pulp, dyes, and fibers are dumped into the river.

Output: Inventions are created to help ease the way of life for community members.

Lesson Plan - Introduction to PhilanthropyRecognizing Good Citizenship and Philanthropy in Our Community

Positive Aspects of Communities along Nashua River


Input: [Year] Early 1900's Chemicals and plastics are being dumped into the river. Fish and wildlife become sick from the pollution. The Nashua begins to smell foul and turn colors. The river is dying.

Output: Factories are making new things of new materials. Communication is advancing. Life is good for the people along the riverbank.

Lesson Plan - Introduction to PhilanthropyRecognizing Good Citizenship and Philanthropy in Our Community

Positive Aspects of Communities along Nashua River


Input: [Year] Late 1900's

Output: Community members recognize the need to take action. People donate their time and protest to politicians. New laws are passed and factories must stop polluting. Marion Stoddart and others had the vision and dedication to change their world for the better.

Lesson Plan - Introduction to PhilanthropyRecognizing Good Citizenship and Philanthropy in Our Community

Positive Aspects of Communities along Nashua River


Input: [Why It's Good for You] Make whole grains your carbohydrate of choice. Also known as complex carbs, they are high in fiber and keep us more full for a longer amount of time. They're excellent sources of energy and are rich in antioxidants, folate, vitamins B6 and E, magnesium, and a host of other vitamins and minerals. Whole grains also help regulate digestion and can help lower the risks of high cholesterol, cancer, heart disease, and diabetes. Examples include brown rice, wild rice, whole wheat pasta, quinoa, barley, whole wheat couscous, bulgur, whole grain breads and cereals, and oats (oatmeal). [Recipes to Try] Whole Wheat Bran Muffins with Figs and Pecans Blueberry Crisp with Oatmeal and Almond Topping Barley Stew with Leeks, Mushrooms, and Greens Wild and Brown Rice Pilaf with Butternut Squash and Dried Cranberries Multi-Grain Pasta with Sicilian Salsa Verde, Cabbage, and Haricots Verts Quinoa Pudding [Food Group]

Output: Whole Grains

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Input: [Why It's Good for You] A good source of fiber, antioxidants, folate, iron, calcium, potassium, and vitamins A, B, C, E, and K, vegetables provide for good energy, immune function, and digestion. Fill at least half your plate with vegetables and eat a wider, more colorful variety to ensure you get plenty of nutrients. Choose seasonal vegetables to obtain optimum nutrient content and flavor, such as asparagus and artichokes in the spring, tomatoes and corn in the summer, butternut squash and kale in the fall, and potatoes and turnips in the winter. [Recipes to Try] Butter Lettuce and Radish Salad with Fresh Spring Herbs Spring Vegetable and Quinoa Pilaf Fish Fillets in Parchment with Asparagus and Orange Roasted Sweet Potatoes, Potatoes, and Sage Fennel and Zucchini Soup with Warm Tomato Relish Moroccan Style Vegetable Stew with Harissa Yogurt Sauce [Food Group]

Output: Vegetables

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Input: [Why It's Good for You] Fruits are rich in antioxidants, potassium, magnesium, iron, folate, vitamins A and C, and fiber, among other nutrients. Choose a variety of whole fruits on a daily basis. Seasonal fruits have the greatest nutrient value and flavor: strawberries and rhubarb in the spring, peaches and blueberries in the summer, apples and pears in the fall, and oranges and grapefruit in the winter. [Recipes to Try] Charred Octopus with Peach, Arugula and Aged Balsamic Spiced-Coconut Pancakes with Tropical Fruit Skewered Grilled Fruit with Minted Yogurt Honey Sauce Breakfast Couscous with Dried Fruit Compote Spinach Salad with Strawberry Champagne Vinaigrette Power Waffles with Yogurt Bananas and Almonds Vanilla-Scented Plums and Blackberries [Food Group]

Output: Fruits

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Input: [Why It's Good for You] Yogurt, milk, and cheese are all good sources of calcium, protein, vitamin D, and riboflavin (vitamin B2). Choose nonfat or low-fat dairy products over their whole-fat counterparts. If you are sensitive to lactose, try dairy products made of goat's or sheep's milk, both of which are more easily digested than cow's milk. [Recipes to Try] Almond Banana Smoothies Chilled Thai Squash Soup with Yogurt and Cilantro Orecchiette with Fresh Mozzarella, Grape Tomatoes, and Garlic Chives Roasted Beet and Feta Gratin with Fresh Mint Sugar Pumpkin, Feta, and Cilantro Quesadillas Blackberry, Honey and Yogurt Pops [Food Group]

Output: Milk & Dairy

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Input: [Why It's Good for You] Protein is essential to the body's growth, development, and maintenance. It also supplies the body with energy to function. Fish, seafood, eggs, poultry, and lean meat are all great sources of protein. Plant-based sources include nuts and seeds, beans and legumes, tofu and edamame, and grains such as quinoa and millet. [Recipes to Try] Stir-Fried Bok Choy and Mizuna with Tofu Poached Eggs with Mushrooms Two Ways Curried Chicken Salad with Spiced Chickpeas and Raita Grilled Asian Flank with Sweet Slaw Lobster, Scallops, and Mussels with Tomato Garlic Vinaigrette Seared Wild Salmon with New Potatoes and Dijon Broth [Food Group]

Output: Protein

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Input: [Why It's Good for You] Choose mono- and polyunsaturated fats over saturated fats. Healthy fat options include olive oil, canola and grapeseed oil, avocado, nuts, flaxseed, and cold-water fatty fish like wild salmon and sardines. All are rich in omega-3 fats, which can help reduce the risk of heart disease, high cholesterol, stroke, high blood pressure, and signs of aging, as well as symptoms of depression. [Recipes to Try] Quick Omega-3 Granola Roasted Mackerel and Avocado Salad Summer Bean Salad with Toasted Walnuts and Pecorino Fresco Salmon Niçoise Salad with Black Olive Vinaigrette Steamed Broccoli with Olive Oil, Garlic, and Lemon Peanutty Energy Bars [Food Group]

Output: Healthy Fats

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Input: [Ex Marking] d [Protection principle] Contains explosion & prevents flame propagation [Method of protection]

Output: Flameproof enclosure


Input: [Ex Marking] e [Protection principle] No arcs, sparks, or hot surfaces [Method of protection]

Output: Increased safety


Input: [Ex Marking] n [Protection principle] No arcs, sparks, or hot surfaces [Method of protection]

Output: Nonsparking


Input: [Ex Marking] i [Protection principle] Limited energy of spark & surface temperature [Method of protection]

Output: Intrinsic safety


Input: [Ex Marking] o [Protection principle] Ignition source kept constantly immersed in oil [Method of protection]

Output: Oil immersion


Input: [Ex Marking] p [Protection principle] Protective gas contains ignition source [Method of protection]

Output: Pressurised enclosure


Input: [Ex Marking] q [Protection principle] Fine ground filling sourounds the ignition source so that an arc from inside the housing cannot ignite the surrounding combustable atmosphere [Method of protection]

Output: Sand filling


Input: [Shaft] KDI1903TCR [Cylinders] 56 [Cooling] Horizontal [Fuel Type] Three [Status] Liquid [Manuals] Diesel [9] Currently Not Available [10] Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail Brochure View Current Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail Engines [8]

Output: Current

Kohler Engines: Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail: Series Landing: Engines


Input: [Shaft] KDI2504TCR [Cylinders] 74 [Cooling] Horizontal [Fuel Type] Four [Status] Liquid [Manuals] Diesel [9] Currently Not Available [10] Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail Brochure View Current Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail Engines [8]

Output: Current

Kohler Engines: Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail: Series Landing: Engines


Input: [Shaft] KDI3404TCR [Cylinders] 74 [Cooling] Horizontal [Fuel Type] Four [Status] Liquid [Manuals] Diesel [9] Currently Not Available [10] Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail Brochure View Current Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail Engines [8]

Output: New

Kohler Engines: Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail: Series Landing: Engines


Input: [Shaft] KDI3404TCR-SCR [Cylinders] 122 [Cooling] Horizontal [Fuel Type] Four [Status] Liquid [Manuals] Diesel [9] Currently Not Available [10] Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail Brochure View Current Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail Engines [8]

Output: New

Kohler Engines: Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail: Series Landing: Engines


Input: [Shaft] KDI3404TCR-SCR [Cylinders] 134 [Cooling] Horizontal [Fuel Type] Four [Status] Liquid [Manuals] Diesel [9] Currently Not Available [10] Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail Brochure View Current Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail Engines [8]

Output: New

Kohler Engines: Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail: Series Landing: Engines


Input: [Shaft] KDI3404TCR-SCR [Cylinders] 102 [Cooling] Horizontal [Fuel Type] Four [Status] Liquid [Manuals] Diesel [9] Currently Not Available [10] Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail Brochure View Current Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail Engines [8]

Output: New

Kohler Engines: Kohler Diesel KDI Electronic Common Rail: Series Landing: Engines


Input: [580 W] 500 - 3100 spm [Rated power input]

Output: No-load stroke rate

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Input: [580 W] 2.4 kg [Rated power input]

Output: Weight without cable

Bosch Jigsaw - GST 85 PBE - Jigsaw - Power Tools - Tools Categories


Input: [580 W] 26 mm [Rated power input]

Output: Stroke height

Bosch Jigsaw - GST 85 PBE - Jigsaw - Power Tools - Tools Categories


Input: [Rated power input]

Output: Cutting depth

Bosch Jigsaw - GST 85 PBE - Jigsaw - Power Tools - Tools Categories


Input: [580 W] 85 mm [Rated power input]

Output: Cutting depth in wood

Bosch Jigsaw - GST 85 PBE - Jigsaw - Power Tools - Tools Categories


Input: [580 W] 20 mm [Rated power input]

Output: Cutting depth in aluminium

Bosch Jigsaw - GST 85 PBE - Jigsaw - Power Tools - Tools Categories


Input: [580 W] 10 mm [Rated power input]

Output: Cutting depth in non-alloyed steel

Bosch Jigsaw - GST 85 PBE - Jigsaw - Power Tools - Tools Categories


Input: [Scale of impact/year] $5.3 billion for subset of tax expenditures alone Oil, gas, nuclear, coal, efficiency [Issue]

Output: Use of point rather than range estimates

EIA's new energy subsidy study: broadening the scope and improving the numbers? | Earth Track


Input: [Scale of impact/year] Billions Oil, gas, wind, biofuels [Issue]

Output: Use of revenue-loss rather than outlay-equivalent metric for tax subsidies

EIA's new energy subsidy study: broadening the scope and improving the numbers? | Earth Track


Input: [Scale of impact/year] Billions Clean coal, nuclear [Issue]

Output: No marginal analysis of new and expanded subsidies

EIA's new energy subsidy study: broadening the scope and improving the numbers? | Earth Track


Input: [Scale of impact/year] Billions Nuclear, fossil (to a lesser extent) [Issue]

Output: Use of current account rather than actuarial balance on trusts fund to assess subsidy level

EIA's new energy subsidy study: broadening the scope and improving the numbers? | Earth Track


Input: [Scale of impact/year] Billions Nuclear, coal, hydroelectricity [Issue]

Output: Omission of subsidies related to insurance and publicly provided market oversight

EIA's new energy subsidy study: broadening the scope and improving the numbers? | Earth Track


Input: [Scale of impact/year] Billions Liquid biofuels; renewable electricity if federal RPS enacted [Issue]

Output: Omission of minimum purchase requirements such as Renewable Fuel Standard

EIA's new energy subsidy study: broadening the scope and improving the numbers? | Earth Track


Input: [Scale of impact/year] ~1–2 billion Oil, coal, and, to a lesser extent, ethanol and liquefied natural gas [Issue]

Output: Omission of support to bulk fuel infrastructure

EIA's new energy subsidy study: broadening the scope and improving the numbers? | Earth Track


Input: [Scale of impact/year] >$10 billion Primarily oil, with some benefits as well to nuclear and natural gas [Issue]

Output: Omission of support to energy security

EIA's new energy subsidy study: broadening the scope and improving the numbers? | Earth Track


Input: [Scale of impact/year] Unknown Oil, gas, coal, renewables, new nuclear [Issue]

Output: Omission of subsidized credit through export credit agencies and multilateral development banks

EIA's new energy subsidy study: broadening the scope and improving the numbers? | Earth Track


Input: [Scale of impact/year] Unknown Oil, gas, coal [Issue]

Output: Omission of use of tax-avoiding corporate forms

EIA's new energy subsidy study: broadening the scope and improving the numbers? | Earth Track


Input: [Scale of impact/year] >$1 billion Oil and gas, synfuels [Issue]

Output: Omission of lease-related subsidies

EIA's new energy subsidy study: broadening the scope and improving the numbers? | Earth Track


Input: [Scale of impact/year] >$1 billion Coal, natural gas, nuclear, hydroelectricity [Issue]

Output: Inadequate reflection of subsidies to public power

EIA's new energy subsidy study: broadening the scope and improving the numbers? | Earth Track


Input: [Scale of impact/year] Billions Oil, coal, natural gas, wind, biofuels, new nuclear [Issue]

Output: Omission of most accelerated depreciation to energy

EIA's new energy subsidy study: broadening the scope and improving the numbers? | Earth Track


Input: [Scale of impact/year] Billions Coal, natural gas, wind, biofuels [Issue]

Output: Omission of most energy-related tax-exempt bonds

EIA's new energy subsidy study: broadening the scope and improving the numbers? | Earth Track


Input: [Phytonutrient] Allicin [Food] Onions and garlic [Health Benefit]

Output: Eliminates toxins


Input: [Phytonutrient] Anthocyanins [Food] Red and blue colored fruits (blueberries, raspberries) and vegetables [Health Benefit]

Output: Prevents clots, fights inflammation and allergies, heart protective effect


Input: [Phytonutrient] Carotenoids [Food] Bright orange, yellow coloured fruits and vegetables such as carrots, parsley [Health Benefit]

Output: Antioxidant and anti-cancer effects


Input: [Phytonutrient] Flavonoids [Food] Whole grains, herbs and spices [Health Benefit]

Output: Antioxidants and anti-aging


Input: [Phytonutrient] Indoles [Food] Dark greens like broccoli, bok choy, cabbage, cauliflower, etc. [Health Benefit]

Output: Anti-cancer effect, antioxidants


Input: [Phytonutrient] Lignins [Food] Seeds such as flax seeds and whole grains [Health Benefit]

Output: Lower cholesterol, antioxidants


Input: [Phytonutrient] Phenols [Food] Whole grains, nuts and seeds [Health Benefit]

Output: Protects brain health, antioxidant, lower cholesterol, prevents premature aging


Input: [Phytonutrient] Phytosterols (sigmasterol, campesterol) [Food] Nuts and seeds [Health Benefit]

Output: Lower cholesterol, promote bone health


Input: [Features] Small integrated, all-in-one touchcomputer [Benefits]

Output: Saves space, with the same footprint as a standard 17" LCD display Combining processing with touchscreen to fit virtually anywhere

17A2 Touchcomputer: 17" LCD All-in-One Desktop - Elo TouchSystems - TE Connectivity


Input: [Features] Silent, fanless Intel® Celeron® M design [Benefits]

Output: Can be installed and functional in any point-of-service environment Reliable operation in demanding environments 2X performance improvement over 1529L based on Passmark Benchmark

17A2 Touchcomputer: 17" LCD All-in-One Desktop - Elo TouchSystems - TE Connectivity


Input: [Features] Available with AccuTouch five-wire resistive, IntelliTouch surface-wave, or Acoustic Pulse Recognition touch technology [Benefits]

Output: Choice of touch technology to fit a wide range of applications

17A2 Touchcomputer: 17" LCD All-in-One Desktop - Elo TouchSystems - TE Connectivity


Input: [Features] Touchscreen sealed from the factory [Benefits]

Output: Resists dirt, dust and liquid intrusion

17A2 Touchcomputer: 17" LCD All-in-One Desktop - Elo TouchSystems - TE Connectivity


Input: [Features] "Designed for touch" with a stable, wall/arm VESA mount, and mounting holes on stand bottom for table-top installations or wall mounting [Benefits]

Output: Flexible VESA mounting options–configurable as a desktop or wall-mount Mounting options to complement store layout and customer traffic

17A2 Touchcomputer: 17" LCD All-in-One Desktop - Elo TouchSystems - TE Connectivity


Input: [Features] Variety of optional field installable and replaceable point-of-service peripherals [Benefits]

Output: Peripherals installable in the field for easy upgrades and added functionality Optional field-replaceable peripherals include: three-track magnetic stripe reader (MSR) for credit, ID and loyalty card transactions; customer-facing display to verify those transactions; biometric fingerprint recognition for increased security; 3-watt speaker bar with or without optional line or omni-directional barcode scanner; and DVD drive

17A2 Touchcomputer: 17" LCD All-in-One Desktop - Elo TouchSystems - TE Connectivity


Input: [Features] USB 2.0, serial and cash drawer connectivity [Benefits]

Output: Flexibility to support both legacy and future POS peripherals

17A2 Touchcomputer: 17" LCD All-in-One Desktop - Elo TouchSystems - TE Connectivity


Input: [Features] Dual video display capability [Benefits]

Output: Allows attachment of a second touch screen display for digital signage Scalar support for 800X600, 1024X768 and native 1280X1024 for running legacy applications

17A2 Touchcomputer: 17" LCD All-in-One Desktop - Elo TouchSystems - TE Connectivity


Input: [Features] Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional, WEPOS or XP Embedded operating system support [Benefits]

Output: Increases software and peripheral choices offering versatility and compatibility

17A2 Touchcomputer: 17" LCD All-in-One Desktop - Elo TouchSystems - TE Connectivity


Input: [Features] On-screen display controls located on the side rather than the front, plus lockout function [Benefits]

Output: Minimizes accidental or intentional changes to the display's controls in a public access environment

17A2 Touchcomputer: 17" LCD All-in-One Desktop - Elo TouchSystems - TE Connectivity


Input: [Features] Securable cable cover [Benefits]

Output: Cable management system conceals cables from view providing additional security from tampering Robust tie-downs for strain relief

17A2 Touchcomputer: 17" LCD All-in-One Desktop - Elo TouchSystems - TE Connectivity


Input: [Features] Security lock receptacle [Benefits]

Output: Provides fast, effective, and convenient security in any public and/or point-of-service installation

17A2 Touchcomputer: 17" LCD All-in-One Desktop - Elo TouchSystems - TE Connectivity


Input: [Features] User accessible hard drive mounted in slide-out drawer [Benefits]

Output: Easy access and quick upgrades or repairs, lockable with one screw

17A2 Touchcomputer: 17" LCD All-in-One Desktop - Elo TouchSystems - TE Connectivity


Input: [Features] Long product life-cycle [Benefits]

Output: Peace of mind that Elo touchcomputers will be available throughout all phases of project rollouts and when future spares are needed

17A2 Touchcomputer: 17" LCD All-in-One Desktop - Elo TouchSystems - TE Connectivity


Input: [Term] A.O.C. [Definition]

Output: Abbreviation for Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée, literally a wine whose Appellation is of controlled origin, as specified under French law. The AOC laws specify and delimit the geography from which a particular wine (or other food product) may originate and methods by which it may be made. The regulations are administered by the Institut National des Appellations d'Origine, or INAO.


Input: [Term] A.P. number [Definition]

Output: Abbreviation for Amtliche Prüfnummer, the official testing number displayed on a German wine label that shows that the wine was tasted and passed government quality control standards.


Input: [Term] Abfüllung [Definition]

Output: Means 'bottled by', and will be followed on the label by information regarding the bottler. Related terms include erzeugerabfüllung and gutsabfüllung.


Input: [Term] Acetic acid [Definition]

Output: This volatile acid is one that contributes to the acidity of a wine. In small amounts it can also 'lift' the palate and accentuate aroma and flavour. In excess it produces a vinegary taste. It may also be the product of bacterial spoilage, which is how wine turns to vinegar if left unprotected from such bacteria.


Input: [Term] Acetobacter [Definition]

Output: A group of bacteria that oxidatively convert wine to vinegar (ethanol into acetic acid) through an aerobic (oxygen present) fermentation.


Input: [Term] Acid blend [Definition]

Output: A generic name for any commercially available blend of acids (usually citric, tartaric, and possibly malic) sold for the acidification of homemade wines.


Input: [Term] Acidity [Definition]

Output: The quality of wine that gives it its crispiness and vitality. A proper balance of acidity must be struck with the other elements of a wine, or else the wine may be said to be too sharp - having disproportionately high levels of acidity - or too flat - having disproportionately low levels of acidity. A wine's acidity should be detectable as a sharpness in the mouth, particularly around the front sides of the tongue. It should be neither too obvious nor absent. It provides a refreshing sensation in white wines, and balance in reds. Its absence makes a wine dull and 'flabby' - a defect in any wine, but a disaster in sweet wines which to me become undrinkable without balancing acidity. Too much acidity can make a wine difficult to drink. There are many acids in a wine, but the principle ones are acetic, malic, tartaric, lactic, citric and carbonic acid.


Input: [Term] Acrid [Definition]

Output: A tasting term for a wine with overly pronounced acidity, this is often apparent in cheap red wines.


Input: [Term] Aeration [Definition]

Output: The process of incorporating air into a wine, must, or juice. Usually through splashing while racking, sparging with air, or simply by stirring a container very vigorously. This is sometimes done to "blow off" undesirable aromas such as hydrogen sulfide or to give an initial dose of oxygen to a fermentation just getting under way.


Input: [Term] Aftertaste [Definition]

Output: A tasting term for the taste left on the palate after the wine has been swallowed. The persistence of the aftertaste - the length - may be used as an indicator of the quality of the wine.


Input: [Term] Aging barrel [Definition]

Output: A barrel, often made of oak, used to age wine or distilled spirits.


Input: [Term] Alcohol [Definition]

Output: There are many different compounds that may be described as 'alcohol'. Here we are referring to ethyl alcohol, the product of alcoholic fermentation of sugar by yeast. It's presence is measured in percent volume or "proof".


Input: [Term] Alcoholic fermentation [Definition]

Output: The action of yeast upon sugar results in its conversion to ethyl alcohol, with carbon dioxide as a by-product. Fermentation will often start naturally with yeasts on the grapes, but cultured yeasts may be added. The process generates much heat, and temperature control during alcoholic fermentation can have a significant effect on the style of wine produced. The process will cease either when all the sugar has been consumed, or more likely when the increasing alcohol content of the fermenting solution kills the yeast, or when the external temperature drops too low. It may also be arrested by adding sulphur or by fortification with spirit.


Input: [Term] Alsace [Definition]

Output: The wine producing region of Alsace in France primarily produces white wines. Its wines, which have a strong Germanic influence, are produced under three different Appellation d'Origine Contrôlées (AOCs): Alsace AOC for white, rosé and red wines, Alsace Grand Cru AOC for white wines from certain classified vineyards and Crémant d'Alsace AOC for sparkling wines. Both dry and sweet white wines are produced, and are often made from aromatic grapes varieties. Along with Austria and Germany, it produces some of the most noted dry Rieslings in the world, but on the export market, Alsace is perhaps even more noted for highly aromatic Gewürztraminer wines. Because of its Germanic influence, it is the only region in France to produce mostly varietal wines, typically from similar grapes as used in German wine.


Input: [Term] Altar wine [Definition]

Output: The wine used by the Catholic Church in celebrations of the Eucharist.


Input: [Abbreviation] DSB full carrier [ITU Designation] A3E [Description]

Output: Double sideband, full carrier i.e. basic AM

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Input: [Abbreviation] SSB reduced carrier [ITU Designation] R3E [Description]

Output: Single sideband reduced carrier

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Input: [Abbreviation] SSB full carrier [ITU Designation] H3E [Description]

Output: Single sideband full carrier

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Input: [Abbreviation] SSBSC [ITU Designation] J3E [Description]

Output: Single sideband suppressed carrier

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Input: [Abbreviation] ISB [ITU Designation] B8E [Description]

Output: Independent sideband

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Input: [Abbreviation] VSB [ITU Designation] C3F [Description]

Output: Vestigial sideband

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Input: [Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)] No [Compact Flourescents (CFLs)] Yes - may not work under negative 10 degrees Fahrenheit or over 120 degrees Fahrenheit [Incandescent Light Blubs] Some [Important Facts]

Output: Sensitivity to Low Temperatures

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Input: [Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)] No [Compact Flourescents (CFLs)] Yes [Incandescent Light Blubs] Some [Important Facts]

Output: Sensitive to Humidity

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Input: [Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)] No Measurable Effect [Compact Flourescents (CFLs)] Yes, can reduce longevity significantly [Incandescent Light Blubs] Some [Important Facts]

Output: On/off Cycling

Lumena-SSL, Inc. | Why LED? All About LED solutions and energy efficient lighting


Input: [Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)] Yes [Compact Flourescents (CFLs)] No - Takes time to warm up [Incandescent Light Blubs] Yes [Important Facts]

Output: Turns on instantly

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Input: [Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)] Very Durable! [Compact Flourescents (CFLs)] Not very durable - glass can break easily [Incandescent Light Blubs] Not very durable - glass can break easily [Important Facts]

Output: Durability

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Input: [Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)] 3.4 BTUs/hour [Compact Flourescents (CFLs)] 30 BTUs/hour [Incandescent Light Blubs] 85 BTUs/hour [Important Facts]

Output: Heat Emitted

Lumena-SSL, Inc. | Why LED? All About LED solutions and energy efficient lighting


Input: [Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)] Not Typical [Compact Flourescents (CFLs)] Yes - can catch on fire, smoke and emit odors [Incandescent Light Blubs] Some [Important Facts]

Output: Failure Modes

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Input: [Vendor Code] LUK [Description]

Output: LUK Clutches


Input: [Vendor Code] RMM [Description]

Output: Parts Master Motor Mounts


Input: [Vendor Code] ETW [Description]

Output: ETW Tools & Equipment


Input: [Vendor Code] CHA [Description]

Output: Champ


Input: [Vendor Code] MTM [Description]

Output: Motormite


Input: [Vendor Code] DOR [Description]

Output: Dorman Products


Input: [Vendor Code] CLO [Description]

Output: Cloyes


Input: [Type of Rash] acne [Cause] anabolic steroids, corticosteroids, bromides, iodides, and phenytoin [Symptoms]

Output: pimples and red areas that appear most often on the face, shoulders, and chest

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Input: [Type of Rash] exfoliative dermatitis [Cause] antibiotics that contain sulfa, barbiturates, isoniazid, penicillins, and phenytoin [Symptoms]

Output: red, scaly skin that may thicken and involve the entire body

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Input: [Type of Rash] fixed drug eruption [Cause] antibiotics and phenolphthalein (found in certain laxatives) [Symptoms]

Output: a dark red or purple rash that reacts at the same site

Hospitals in Philadelphia - Centers of Excellence - Aria Health


Input: [Type of Rash] hives [Cause] aspirin, certain drug dyes, penicillins, and many drugs [Symptoms]

Output: raised red bumps

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Input: [Type of Rash] morbiliform/maculopapular rash [Cause] antibiotics and barbiturates are the more common causative drugs; however, any drug can cause this rash [Symptoms]

Output: a flat, red rash which may include pimples similar to the measles

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Input: [Type of Rash] purpuric eruptions [Cause] some anticoagulants and diuretics [Symptoms]

Output: purple areas on the skin, often on the legs

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Input: [Type of Rash] Stevens-Johnson syndrome [Cause] antibiotics that contain sulfa, barbiturates, penicillins, and certain drugs used for high blood pressure and diabetes [Symptoms]

Output: blisters or a hive-like rash on the lining of the mouth, vagina, or penis

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Input: [ThinkPad In-Ear Headphones] 57Y4488 [General]

Output: Part number

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Input: [ThinkPad In-Ear Headphones] ThinkPad In-Ear Headphones Setup Poster and Warranty publication Adapter Carrying case [General]

Output: Ship Group

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Input: [ThinkPad In-Ear Headphones] 0.034 [General]

Output: Weight US

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Input: [ThinkPad In-Ear Headphones] lbs [General]

Output: Weight US Units

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Input: [ThinkPad In-Ear Headphones] 0.15 [General]

Output: Weight Metric

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Input: [ThinkPad In-Ear Headphones] Kg [General]

Output: Weight Metric Units

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Input: [ThinkPad In-Ear Headphones] One year [General]

Output: Warranty Period

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Input: [ThinkPad In-Ear Headphones] Customer Replaceable Unit [General]

Output: Warranty Type

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Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #5508 [Type] Certified Organic [Price] $35.91/bag [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: 25# Bread Flour Order number of bags. This Flour is ground from our certified organic wheat fields using our stone mill. It is Flour that is milled from Hard Red Wheat which has good bread making qualities. This flour is sifted so it is finer than whole wheat flour for those bakers who want a fine , smooth bread. Nothing has been added so you get the full flavor of the Iowa grown organic wheat. This Wheat Flour is great for baking bread or added other favorite dishes. The Flour is sold in 25 lb bags.

The Iowa Food Cooperative - Products: Early Morning Harvest


Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #5511 [Type] Certified Organic [Price] $36.76/bag [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: 25# Buckwheat Flour Order number of bags. Order number of bags. Buckwheat Whole Dark Flour is made from unhulled buckwheat and is an excellent natural source of fiber. It is manufactured in the same mill has wheat for those concerned with allergies. Great product if you are in the mood for hearty buckwheat pancakes. Bags are 25 pounds each.

The Iowa Food Cooperative - Products: Early Morning Harvest


Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #5512 [Type] Certified Organic [Price] $35.91/bag [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: 25# General Purpose Order number of bags. General Purpose Flour,This Flour is ground from our certified organic wheat fields. It is a general purpose wheat flour that is sifted. Nothing has been added so you get the full flavor of the Iowa grown organic wheat. This Iowa general purpose wheat flour is great for baking and similar to the general purpose flour in the grocery stores except you can know the producer and the source of the wheat. The Flour is sold in 25 lb bags.

The Iowa Food Cooperative - Products: Early Morning Harvest


Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #5513 [Type] Certified Organic [Price] $35.91/bag [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: 25# Pastry Flour Order number of bags. This Flour is ground from our certified organic wheat fields using our stone mill. It is Wheat Flour milled from Soft Red Wheat which has good pastry baking qualities. This flour is sifted and is finer and better for those finer pastry baking projects than the whole wheat flours. Nothing has been added so you get the full flavor of the Iowa grown organic wheat. This Wheat Flour is great for baking pastryor other favorite dishes. The Flour is sold in 25 lb bags.

The Iowa Food Cooperative - Products: Early Morning Harvest


Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #5514 [Type] Certified Organic [Price] $36.76/bag [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: 25# Rye Flour Order number of bags. Our Rye Flour is stone ground from selected producers who raise organic or non-gmo grains. It contains the whole rye berry so all the benefits of the germ are available in the flour. The rye flour is sold in 25 lb bags.

The Iowa Food Cooperative - Products: Early Morning Harvest


Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #5515 [Type] Certified Organic [Price] $33.80/bag [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: 25# Whole Wheat Bread Flour Order number of bags. This Flour is ground from our certified organic wheat fields using our stone mill. It is Whole Wheat Flour that is unsifted and includes the germ. This flour is Milled Hard Red Wheat which has good bread baking qualities. Nothing has been added so you get the full flavor of the Iowa grown organic wheat. This Whole Wheat Flour is great for baking bread or other favorite dishes. The Flour is sold in 25 lb bags.

The Iowa Food Cooperative - Products: Early Morning Harvest


Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #5516 [Type] Certified Organic [Price] $33.80/bag [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: 25# Whole Wheat Flour Order number of bags. This Flour is ground from our certified organic wheat fields using our stone mill. It is Whole Wheat Flour that is general purpose, unsifted and includes the germ. Nothing has been added so you get the full flavor of the Iowa grown organic wheat. This Whole Wheat Flour is great for baking or added to your cereal or other favorite dishes. The Flour is sold in 25 lb bags

The Iowa Food Cooperative - Products: Early Morning Harvest


Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #5517 [Type] Certified Organic [Price] $33.80/bag [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: 25# Whole Wheat Pastry Flour Order number of bags. This Flour is ground from our certified organic wheat fields using our stone mill. It is Whole Wheat Flour that is unsifted and includes the germ. This flour is milled Soft Red Wheat which has good baking qualities for pastrys.Nothing has been added so you get the full flavor of the Iowa grown organic wheat. This Whole Wheat Flour is great for baking pastry or other favorite dishes. The Flour is sold in 25 lb bags.

The Iowa Food Cooperative - Products: Early Morning Harvest


Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #3108 [Type] Certified Organic [Price] $6.08/bag [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: Bread Flour 950 bags available. Order number of bags. Order number of bags. This Flour is ground from our certified organic wheat fields using our stone mill. It is Flour that is milled from Hard Red Wheat which has good bread making qualities. This flour is sifted so it is finer than whole wheat flour for those bakers who want a fine , smooth bread. Nothing has been added so you get the full flavor of the Iowa grown organic wheat. This Wheat Flour is great for baking bread or added other favorite dishes. The Flour is sold in 4 lb bags.

The Iowa Food Cooperative - Products: Early Morning Harvest


Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #4503 [Type] Certified Organic [Price] $2.33/bag [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: Buckwheat Flour Order number of bags. Buckwheat Whole Dark Flour is made from unhulled buckwheat and is an excellent natural source of fiber. It is manufactured in the same mill has wheat for those concerned with allergies. Great product if you are in the mood for hearty buckwheat pancakes. Bags are 1.5 pounds each.

The Iowa Food Cooperative - Products: Early Morning Harvest


Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #3148 [Type] Certified Organic [Price] $5.83/bag [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: Buckwheat Flour Order number of bags. Buckwheat Whole Dark Flour is made from unhulled buckwheat and is an excellent natural source of fiber. It is manufactured in the same mill has wheat for those concerned with allergies. Great product if you are in the mood for hearty buckwheat pancakes. Bags are 3.75 pounds each.

The Iowa Food Cooperative - Products: Early Morning Harvest


Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #2834 [Type] Certified Organic [Price] $6.08/bag [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: General purpose flour (unbleached) 37 bags available. Order number of bags. General Purpose Flour,This Flour is ground from our certified organic wheat fields. It is a general purpose wheat flour that is sifted. Nothing has been added so you get the full flavor of the Iowa grown organic wheat. This Iowa general purpose wheat flour is great for baking and similar to the general purpose flour in the grocery stores except you can know the producer and the source of the wheat. The Flour is sold in 4 lb bags.

The Iowa Food Cooperative - Products: Early Morning Harvest


Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #4646 [Type] Certified Organic [Price] $7.50/bag [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: Organic Corn Bread Mix Order number of bags. Grandma Mamie's corn bread mix is certifeid organic and contains our corn meal and general purpose flour. Add: 3 eggs, 3/4 cup shortening, and 3 cups butter milk. Preheat a 9X13 cake pan Spread in a 9X13 cake pan Bake at 350 degrees until done (about 40 minutes)

The Iowa Food Cooperative - Products: Early Morning Harvest


Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #3109 [Type] Certified Organic [Price] $6.08/bag [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: Pastry Flour 20 bags available. Order number of bags. Order number of bags. This Flour is ground from our certified organic wheat fields using our stone mill. It is Wheat Flour milled from Soft Red Wheat which has good pastry baking qualities. This flour is sifted and is finer and better for those finer pastry baking projects than the whole wheat flours. Nothing has been added so you get the full flavor of the Iowa grown organic wheat. This Wheat Flour is great for baking pastryor other favorite dishes. The Flour is sold in 4 lb bags.

The Iowa Food Cooperative - Products: Early Morning Harvest


Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #4329 [Type] Certified Organic [Price] $2.33/bag [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: Rye Flour 23 bags available. Order number of bags. Our Rye Flour is stone ground from selected producers who raise organic or non-gmo grains. It contains the whole rye berry so all the benefits of the germ are available in the flour. The rye flour is sold in 1.50 lb bags.

The Iowa Food Cooperative - Products: Early Morning Harvest


Input: [Order] Login to order [ID] #3041 [Type] Certified Organic [Price] $5.83/bag [Product Name [About Producer]]

Output: Rye Flour 23 bags available. Order number of bags. Our Rye Flour is stone ground from selected producers who raise organic or non-gmo grains. It contains the whole rye berry so all the benefits of the germ are available in the flour. The rye flour is sold in 3.75 lb bags.

The Iowa Food Cooperative - Products: Early Morning Harvest


Input: [Db] EST [Count] 0 [Description]

Output: expressed sequence tag sequences

(ARS1232[TEXT:noexp] AND cerevisiae[ALL]) - GQuery: Global Cross-database NCBI search - NCBI

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Input: [Db] Gene [Count] 0 [Description]

Output: collected information about gene loci

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Input: [Db] GEO DataSets [Count] 0 [Description]

Output: functional genomics studies

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Input: [Db] GEO Profiles [Count] 0 [Description]

Output: gene expression and molecular abundance profiles

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Input: [Db] HomoloGene [Count] 0 [Description]

Output: homologous gene sets for selected organisms

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Input: [Db] PopSet [Count] 0 [Description]

Output: sequence sets from phylogenetic and population studies

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Input: [Db] UniGene [Count] 0 [Description]

Output: clusters of expressed transcripts

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Input: [Dessert] Pistachio Baklava [Restaurant] Anatonia Doner Kebab House [City] Albuquerque

Output: Finely ground pistachios top triangle-shaped baklava, offsetting the cloying honey syrup and lending both texture and flavor. This is a dessert so good you’ll want it before your entrees are served.

Desserts - Gil's Thrilling (And Filling) Blog


Input: [Dessert] Daniela’s Tiramisu [Restaurant] Torinos @ Home [City] Albuquerque

Output: The literal translation for tiramisu is “pick me up” and that’s exactly what this wonderful dessert does. Daniela’s rendition is served in a concave bowl, the discernible melding of spirits, espresso and cocoa defy convention by being both whisper light and having body and texture.

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Input: [Dessert] Maple Pecan Pie [Restaurant] Sugar Nymphs Bistro [City] Peñasco

Output: Layer upon layer of rich, sweet maple and chocolate overlayed by pecans made decadent and delicious and served with whipped cream. It takes pecan pie to another level.

Desserts - Gil's Thrilling (And Filling) Blog


Input: [Dessert] Banana Bread Pudding [Restaurant] Blades’ Bistro [City] Placitas

Output: Firm yet spongy texture that’s absolutely spot-on. Mouth-watering flavor coupling bananas and rum, the latter cutting the sweetness of the former. It’s a winning combination, an adult bread pudding.

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Input: [Dessert] Banana Split [Restaurant] Slate Street Cafe [City] Albuquerque

Output: Caramelized bananas, chocolate, vanilla, berry ice creams, cashew nuts, peanuts, chocolate sauce and whipped cream and it’s big enough for two!

Desserts - Gil's Thrilling (And Filling) Blog


Input: [Dessert] Rosalea’s French Apple Pie [Restaurant] The Pink Adobe [City] Santa Fe

Output: Over a million apple pies have been made at the Pink since 1944. Served piping hot and smothered in a delicious rum hard sauce and vanilla ice cream, it’s

Desserts - Gil's Thrilling (And Filling) Blog


Input: [Dessert] Sweet Marsala Zabaglione [Restaurant] Il Piatto [City] Santa Fe

Output: Marsala Zabaglione has been called one of Italy’s great gifts to the rest of the world. This sweet Italian egg, sugar and Marsala wine custard is punctuated with an attention-grabbing Balsamic reduction that gives it a sneaky tanginess which melds harmoniously with streaks of dark chocolate sauce and the sinfully rich custard.

Desserts - Gil's Thrilling (And Filling) Blog


Input: [Dessert] New Mexican Wedding Cake [Restaurant] Mary & Tito’s [City] Albuquerque

Output: The home to New Mexico’s best red chile is also home to one of its best desserts, a decadent yellow cake made with walnuts and pineapple and topped with a cream cheese frosting. It’s spectacular!

Desserts - Gil's Thrilling (And Filling) Blog


Input: [Dessert] Chocolate Cake [Restaurant] Western View Diner & Steakhouse [City] Albuquerque

Output: A thick slab is easily big enough for two and is as delicious as any chocolate cake you’ve ever had anywhere. The frosting is thick yet not at all cloying as are the frosting in those hideous store-bought Plaster of Paris designer cakes. It’s diet devastating delicious.

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Input: [Dessert] Mansion Mud Pie [Restaurant] Luna Mansion Steakhouse [City] Los Lunas

Output: The foundation for the pie is a thick Oreo crust which is topped with about two inches of mocha flavored ice cream, a chocolate ganache and whipped cream garnished with almond slivers. This is a pie for the ages, a pie I might haunt the Luna Mansion for someday.

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Input: [Dessert] Red Chile Chocolate Cake [Restaurant] Mama Lisa’s Ghost Town Kitchen [City] Madrid

Output: Montezuma and the Aztecs believed the combination of chocolate and chile possessed aphrodisiac qualities. All I know is that the bitter-sweetness of chocolate and the smoky heat of the chile form an absolutely delicious combination! It’s made even better with Mama Lisa’s homemade ice cream.

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Input: [Dessert] Apple Cheese Strudel [Restaurant] Dagmar’s Restaurant & Strudel Haus [City] Albuquerque

Output: Paper-thin flaky dough, sweet apples, decadent cheese make these Teutonic treats my favorite from among more than thirty varieties of German strudel, some of which are seasonal and others which are, to say the least, unique.

Desserts - Gil's Thrilling (And Filling) Blog


Input: [Dessert] Mangoes with Sticky Rice [Restaurant] Thai Cuisine [City] Albuquerque

Output: When in season, mangoes with sweet sticky rice make a refreshing dessert contrasting the sweet tanginess of mangoes and the near cloying flavor of coconut with the neutral to sweet flavor of sticky rice

Desserts - Gil's Thrilling (And Filling) Blog


Input: [Dessert] Gajar ka Halwa [Restaurant] Namaste Restaurant [City] Rio Rancho

Output: This sweet and dense confection made with carrots, butter and milk is my very favorite Indian dessert. No one does it better than Rio Rancho’s Namaste Restaurant.

Desserts - Gil's Thrilling (And Filling) Blog


Input: [Dessert] Pastel Impossible [Restaurant] Farm & Table [City] Albuquerque

Output: Kitchen alchemy of the most delicious kind–red chile chocolate cake and vanilla bean flan baked together, but are not mixed together. It’s an impossibly good dessert!

Desserts - Gil's Thrilling (And Filling) Blog


Input: [Image] Image [Item #] Item # [Description] Description [Part Name]

Output: Part Name


Input: [Item #] INF-2 [Description] Built and designed for bicycles, the INF-2 utilizes a redesigned, more durable, dual-sided, 360º rotatable Presta and Schrader head. The INF-2 also sports a new, lighter weight body and a r... [Part Name]

Output: Shop Inflator


Input: [Item #] PFP-7 [Description] The PFP-7 is a heavy duty floor pump, packed with features and built for years of dependable service. Exclusive, easy-lock pump head clamps quickly and securely then releases with ... [Part Name]

Output: Professional Mechanic Floor Pump


Input: [Item #] PFP-8 [Description] Economical, durable and versatile, the PFP-8 is equally at home in the garage, workshop or at the trailhead. Composite head with thumb lock fits Presta, Schrader and Dunlop valves withou... [Part Name]

Output: Home Mechanic Floor Pump


Input: [Item #] PMP-3 [Description] This super small micro pump fits in just about any bag or jersey pocket, or mounts directly to the frame. Ideal to take along when space and weight are an issue. Aluminum barrel with a lock... [Part Name]

Output: Pocket Protector Micro Pump


Input: [Item #] PMP-4 [Description] Just small enough to carry or clip on to the bike and just big enough to pump efficiently the PMP-4 dual head mini pump is built like all our tools - solid! All aluminum barrel construction... [Part Name]

Output: Half-Pint Mini Pump


Input: [Item #] PMP-5 [Description] One size does fit all. A full-length frame pump that securely locks into nearly any frame. The PMP-5 quickly adjusts (no tools needed) to fit small to large size frames so riders can use one pum... [Part Name]

Output: Dial Adjust Frame Pump


Input: [Item #] 1586K [Description] Contains one #1586 Presta Seal, one #1588 Schrader Seal, two #1576-2 O-rings for Shuttle-valve, and one #1682-2 O-ring for Head Adaptor. (See Ref #14, #16, #28, and #23 on Parts Diagram.&nbs... [Part Name]

Output: Head Seal Kit for INF-1 & INF-2 Shop Inflator


Input: [Item #] 1081K [Description] Contains one #1081 head as well as one #1087 plunger gasket for PFP-3, PFP-6 and PFP-8 floor pumps. [Part Name]

Output: Pump Rebuild Kit for PFP-3, PFP-6, and PFP-8 Floor Pumps


Input: [Item #] 1096K [Description] Contains one #1081 head as well as one #1075 plunger gasket for older PFP-2 and first generation PFP-4 floor pumps. For service procedures, see PFP-4 Service. [Part Name]

Output: Pump Rebuild Kit for PFP-2 and 1st Generation PFP-4 Floor Pumps


Input: [Item #] 1096X [Description] Contains one #1096R head, one #1472 fitting, and one #1075 plunger gasket for second generation PFP-4 floor pumps. [Part Name]

Output: Pump Rebuild Kit for PFP-4 2nd Generation Floor Pump


Input: [Item #] 1096Z [Description] Contains one #1096R head, one #1472 fitting, and one #1087 plunger gasket for PFP-5 and PFP-7 floor pumps. [Part Name]

Output: Pump Rebuild Kit for PFP-5 and PFP-7 Floor Pumps


Input: You want to use your loft space for a room conversion or other purpose [Most suitable boiler]

Output: Combi or System (unvented cylinder)


Input: You live in a flat or bungalow (i.e. have very little or no roof space) [Most suitable boiler]

Output: Combi or System (unvented cylinder)


Input: Your home has more than 2 bathrooms [Most suitable boiler]

Output: Regular, System or floor standing Combi


Input: Your mains water pressure is low [Most suitable boiler]

Output: Regular or System


Input: You want to replace an old boiler to improve an existing conventional central heating system [Most suitable boiler]

Output: Combi, Regular or System


Input: There is a need to have hot water available on tap without waiting for it to heat up [Most suitable boiler]

Output: Combi


Input: [Specifications] 800 [Description]

Output: Maximum number of probes per CodeSet

nCounter® ChIP-String Assay | NanoString Technologies


Input: [Specifications] > 300 bases [Description]

Output: Recommended size of target region submitted

nCounter® ChIP-String Assay | NanoString Technologies


Input: [Specifications] ~10ng unamplified ChIP DNA ~100ng of WGA amplified ChIP DNA or NGS library prepared DNA [Description]

Output: Recommended amount of starting material

nCounter® ChIP-String Assay | NanoString Technologies


Input: [Specifications] Human genomic DNA prepared by ChIP [Description]

Output: Sample type supported

nCounter® ChIP-String Assay | NanoString Technologies


Input: [Specifications] 30 μL [Description]

Output: Hybridization reaction volume

nCounter® ChIP-String Assay | NanoString Technologies


Input: [Specifications] > 0.95 [Description]

Output: Synthetic spike titration correlation

nCounter® ChIP-String Assay | NanoString Technologies


Input: [Specifications] 7 x 10⁵ total counts [Description]

Output: Linear dynamic range

nCounter® ChIP-String Assay | NanoString Technologies


Input: [Specifications] 12 samples < 2.5 hours [Description]

Output: nCounter Prep Station throughput

nCounter® ChIP-String Assay | NanoString Technologies


Input: [Specifications] 12 samples / 2.7 hours (up to 108 samples per day unattended running in continuous mode) [Description]

Output: nCounter Digital Analyzer throughput

nCounter® ChIP-String Assay | NanoString Technologies


Input: [0] If your recipe calls for [Recipe Substitutions]

Output: Use this instead

Bulletin #4331, Ideas for Planning Thrifty Menus | Cooperative Extension Publications | University of Maine


Input: [0] Whole milk [Recipe Substitutions]

Output: Fat-free milk

Bulletin #4331, Ideas for Planning Thrifty Menus | Cooperative Extension Publications | University of Maine


Input: [0] Evaporated milk or cream [Recipe Substitutions]

Output: Evaporated skim milk

Bulletin #4331, Ideas for Planning Thrifty Menus | Cooperative Extension Publications | University of Maine


Input: [0] 1 cup butter or margarine [Recipe Substitutions]

Output: 1/2 cup margarine plus 1/4 cup prune puree. (For some baked foods, you can substitute applesauce, plain yogurt, or prune butter or puree for equal amounts of fat. Try it out to see what works).

Bulletin #4331, Ideas for Planning Thrifty Menus | Cooperative Extension Publications | University of Maine


Input: [0] Shortening or lard [Recipe Substitutions]

Output: Soft, trans-fat-free margarine (The texture of some baked goods is changed significantly when light margarine is used, so is not recommended for baking.)

Bulletin #4331, Ideas for Planning Thrifty Menus | Cooperative Extension Publications | University of Maine


Input: [0] Mayonnaise or salad dressing [Recipe Substitutions]

Output: Nonfat or light mayonnaise or salad dressing; mustard in sandwiches.

Bulletin #4331, Ideas for Planning Thrifty Menus | Cooperative Extension Publications | University of Maine


Input: [0] 1 whole egg [Recipe Substitutions]

Output: 1/4 cup egg substitute or 2 egg whites

Bulletin #4331, Ideas for Planning Thrifty Menus | Cooperative Extension Publications | University of Maine


Input: [0] Cheese [Recipe Substitutions]

Output: Lower-fat cheeses

Bulletin #4331, Ideas for Planning Thrifty Menus | Cooperative Extension Publications | University of Maine


Input: [0] Cream cheese [Recipe Substitutions]

Output: Nonfat or light cream cheese

Bulletin #4331, Ideas for Planning Thrifty Menus | Cooperative Extension Publications | University of Maine


Input: [0] Sour cream [Recipe Substitutions]

Output: Nonfat or low-fat sour cream or yogurt

Bulletin #4331, Ideas for Planning Thrifty Menus | Cooperative Extension Publications | University of Maine


Input: [0] Fat for greasing pans [Recipe Substitutions]

Output: Nonstick cooking spray

Bulletin #4331, Ideas for Planning Thrifty Menus | Cooperative Extension Publications | University of Maine


Input: [0] 1 ounce baking chocolate [Recipe Substitutions]

Output: 3 tablespoons cocoa powder plus 1 tablespoon vegetable oil

Bulletin #4331, Ideas for Planning Thrifty Menus | Cooperative Extension Publications | University of Maine


Input: [0] Regular bouillon or broth [Recipe Substitutions]

Output: Low-sodium bouillon and broth

Bulletin #4331, Ideas for Planning Thrifty Menus | Cooperative Extension Publications | University of Maine


Input: [0] Pork bacon [Recipe Substitutions]

Output: Turkey bacon, lean ham, or Canadian bacon

Bulletin #4331, Ideas for Planning Thrifty Menus | Cooperative Extension Publications | University of Maine


Input: [0] Pork sausage [Recipe Substitutions]

Output: Ground skinless turkey

Bulletin #4331, Ideas for Planning Thrifty Menus | Cooperative Extension Publications | University of Maine


Input: [0] Ground beef or pork [Recipe Substitutions]

Output: Ground skinless turkey

Bulletin #4331, Ideas for Planning Thrifty Menus | Cooperative Extension Publications | University of Maine


Input: [Name] LS06 Suppressor [Information] Suppressor for Chinese and Israeli primary weapons (excluding the MTAR-21). [Description]

Output: Chinese silencer that increases stealth by hiding your muzzle report and position on the minimap. Reduces bullet velocity and increases bullet drop.

Suppressor - Battlefield Wiki - Battlefield 4, Battlefield 3, Weapons, Levels, Maps, Characters and more!


Input: [Name] PBS-4 Suppressor [Information] Suppressor for Russian, Czech, and Turkish primary weapons. [Description]

Output: Russian silencer that increases stealth by hiding your muzzle report and position on the minimap. Reduces bullet velocity and increases bullet drop.

Suppressor - Battlefield Wiki - Battlefield 4, Battlefield 3, Weapons, Levels, Maps, Characters and more!


Input: [Name] R2 Suppressor [Information] Suppressor exclusive to Battlepacks. Shares icon with the QSW-06. [Description]

Output: Western compact silencer that increases stealth by hiding your muzzle report and position on the minimap. Reduces bullet velocity and increases bullet drop.

Suppressor - Battlefield Wiki - Battlefield 4, Battlefield 3, Weapons, Levels, Maps, Characters and more!


Input: [Name] TGPA-5 Suppressor [Information] Suppressor for the MP-443 and CZ-75. [Description]

Output: Russian pistol silencer that increases stealth by hiding your muzzle report and position on the minimap. Reduces bullet velocity and increases bullet drop.

Suppressor - Battlefield Wiki - Battlefield 4, Battlefield 3, Weapons, Levels, Maps, Characters and more!


Input: [Name] QSW-06 Suppressor [Information] Suppressor for the QSZ-92. Shares icon with the R2. [Description]

Output: Chinese pistol silencer that increases stealth by hiding your muzzle report and position on the minimap. Reduces bullet velocity and increases bullet drop.

Suppressor - Battlefield Wiki - Battlefield 4, Battlefield 3, Weapons, Levels, Maps, Characters and more!


Input: [Name] CS5 Suppressor [Information] Suppressor exclusive to the CS5 Shares icon with the standard suppressor. [Description]

Output: Stock suppressor for the CS5 that increases stealth by hiding your muzzle report and position on the minimap. Reduces bullet velocity and increases bullet drop.

Suppressor - Battlefield Wiki - Battlefield 4, Battlefield 3, Weapons, Levels, Maps, Characters and more!


Input: [Material] table scraps [Carbon/Nitrogen] Nitrogen [Info]

Output: add with dry carbon items

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] fruit & vegetable scraps [Carbon/Nitrogen] Nitrogen [Info]

Output: add with dry carbon items

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] eggshells [Carbon/Nitrogen] neutral [Info]

Output: best when crushed

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] leaves [Carbon/Nitrogen] Carbon [Info]

Output: leaves break down faster when shredded

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] grass clippings [Carbon/Nitrogen] Nitrogen [Info]

Output: add in thin layers so they don't mat into clumps

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] garden plants [Carbon/Nitrogen] -- [Info]

Output: use disease-free plants only

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] lawn & garden weeds [Carbon/Nitrogen] Nitrogen [Info]

Output: only use weeds which have not gone to seed

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] shrub prunings [Carbon/Nitrogen] Carbon [Info]

Output: woody prunings are slow to break down

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] straw or hay [Carbon/Nitrogen] Carbon [Info]

Output: straw is best; hay (with seeds) is less ideal

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] green comfrey leaves [Carbon/Nitrogen] Nitrogen [Info]

Output: excellent compost 'activator'

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] pine needles [Carbon/Nitrogen] Carbon [Info]

Output: acidic; use in moderate amounts

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] flowers, cuttings [Carbon/Nitrogen] Nitrogen [Info]

Output: chop up any long woody stems

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] seaweed and kelp [Carbon/Nitrogen] Nitrogen [Info]

Output: apply in thin layers; good source for trace minerals

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] wood ash [Carbon/Nitrogen] Carbon [Info]

Output: only use ash from clean materials; sprinkle lightly

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] chicken manure [Carbon/Nitrogen] Nitrogen [Info]

Output: excellent compost 'activator'

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] coffee grounds [Carbon/Nitrogen] Nitrogen [Info]

Output: filters may also be included

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] tea leaves [Carbon/Nitrogen] Nitrogen [Info]

Output: loose or in bags

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] newspaper [Carbon/Nitrogen] Carbon [Info]

Output: avoid using glossy paper and colored inks

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] shredded paper [Carbon/Nitrogen] Carbon [Info]

Output: avoid using glossy paper and colored inks

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] cardboard [Carbon/Nitrogen] Carbon [Info]

Output: shred material to avoid matting

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] corn cobs, stalks [Carbon/Nitrogen] Carbon [Info]

Output: slow to decompose; best if chopped up

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] dryer lint [Carbon/Nitrogen] Carbon [Info]

Output: best if from natural fibers

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] sawdust pellets [Carbon/Nitrogen] Carbon [Info]

Output: high carbon levels; add in layers to avoid clumping

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Material] wood chips / pellets [Carbon/Nitrogen] Carbon [Info]

Output: high carbon levels; use sparingly

Composting: a guide to making compost at home, using compost tumblers, bins & other composters | Eartheasy.com


Input: [Hazards] Pinch points [Locations] Where drive belts contact pulley wheels, drive chains contact gear sprockets, feed rolls mesh together [Sources]

Output: Two machine parts moving together with at least one of them moving in a circle

Chapter 64 - Agriculture and Natural Resources Based Industries


Input: [Hazards] Wrap points [Locations] Power take-off (PTO) drive shafts, beater bars on self-unloading ensilage wagons, blades of some manure spreaders [Sources]

Output: An exposed/unguarded rotating machine component

Chapter 64 - Agriculture and Natural Resources Based Industries


Input: [Hazards] Shear/cutting points [Locations] Mowers and forage harvesters, small-grain combine heads, bedding choppers, grain augers [Sources]

Output: The edges of two moving parts move across one another, or a single edge moves against a stationary edge or soft material

Chapter 64 - Agriculture and Natural Resources Based Industries


Input: [Hazards] Crush points [Locations] The front and rear tires/sections of articulating tractors, hitching machinery, a hand caught under a piece of hydraulically-controlled equipment [Sources]

Output: Two moving objects moving toward each other, or one moving object moves toward a stationary object

Chapter 64 - Agriculture and Natural Resources Based Industries


Input: [Hazards] Free-wheeling parts [Locations] Forage harvesters, feed grinders, rotary mowers, ensilage blowers [Sources]

Output: Machine parts that continue to move after power to the part has stopped, usually from the continuing rotation of knife or fan blades

Chapter 64 - Agriculture and Natural Resources Based Industries


Input: [Hazards] Thrown objects [Locations] Rotary mowers, feed grinders, combines with straw choppers, and manure spreaders [Sources]

Output: The chopping, grinding, cutting, and flinging motions of machines. Small objects such as rocks, metal, glass, sticks, and vegetation may be picked up and thrown with great force

Chapter 64 - Agriculture and Natural Resources Based Industries


Input: [Hazards] Stored energy [Locations] Machine springs, hydraulic systems, compressed air, electrical systems [Sources]

Output: Energy that is confined and released unintentionally or unexpectedly

Chapter 64 - Agriculture and Natural Resources Based Industries


Input: [Hazards] Burn points [Locations] Hot mufflers, engine blocks, pipes, fluids (fuel, oils, chemicals) [Sources]

Output: Skin burns from contacting hot parts of machines

Chapter 64 - Agriculture and Natural Resources Based Industries


Input: [Hazards] Pull-in points [Locations] Corn pickers and combines, forage choppers, and hay balers [Sources]

Output: Occurs at the point where the machine takes the crop material in for further processing

Chapter 64 - Agriculture and Natural Resources Based Industries


Input: [Hazards] Noise-induced hearing loss [Locations] Tractors, field machinery, grain augers, dryers, silo blowers, bedding choppers, feed grinders. Damaging noise level may come from a combination of one or more machines. Older machines generally produce louder sounds than newer machines. [Sources]

Output: Operating machinery

Chapter 64 - Agriculture and Natural Resources Based Industries


Input: [0] Water [Special Tips for Older Adults] Dehydration is a serious health problem for older adults. If possible, store more than the recommended amount. Gallon jugs of water are heavy. Use containers that are small enough to easily handle, such as clean and sanitized two-liter plastic soda bottles, if you choose not to purchase commercial water storage containers. Be certain that the caps are easy to remove by persons with arthritis. [Disaster Planning Tips]

Output: 1 gallon per person per day Store at least 3–5 days’ worth. A two-week supply is ideal. Use for drinking and sanitation. Store extra water if you have pets. Water from swimming pools and spas can be used only for flushing toilets.

FCS9198/FY620: Disaster Planning Tips for Older Adults


Input: [0] Food [Special Tips for Older Adults] Consider special dietary needs, such as low-sodium, high-fiber, or other special foods. Store small cans of food that can be eaten at one meal or snack. Have a manual can opener that is easy to use. [Disaster Planning Tips]

Output: Store at least a 3–5 day supply of non-perishable foods with selections from all food groups. Examples include: Grains - breads, dry cereals, crackers, biscuits Vegetables - canned (your favorites) Fruits - canned (in juice) and dried Milk - canned and boxed shelf-stable; consider small sizes Meat and Beans - jerky, canned beans, canned tuna and chicken, shelf-stable chicken, nuts and seeds, peanut and nut butters

FCS9198/FY620: Disaster Planning Tips for Older Adults


Input: [0] First Aid Kits: 1 for home 1 for car [Special Tips for Older Adults] Buy a prepared kit and add anything different that you might need. If using a kit you have, restock used or expired supplies. [Disaster Planning Tips]

Output: To assemble your own first aid kit, include the following: Adhesive bandages, various sizes Sterile dressings Conforming roller gauze bandages Triangular bandages Sterile gauze pads, various sizes Cotton balls Cohesive bandage roll Germicidal hand wipes or waterless alcohol-based hand sanitizer Antiseptic wipes Medical grade non-latex gloves Adhesive tape Antibacterial ointment Cold pack Thermometer Scissors (small, personal) Tweezers Assorted sizes of safety pins CPR breathing barrier, such as a face shield Sunscreen Flashlight and extra batteries Whistle to signal for help

FCS9198/FY620: Disaster Planning Tips for Older Adults


Input: [0] Contacts: Who to notify in an emergency [Disaster Planning Tips]

Output: All doctors' names, phone numbers, addresses, and what they treat you for (e.g., cardiologist) Phone numbers of a few in- and out-of-town relatives or close friends Keep all these lists in a waterproof plastic bag or container.

FCS9198/FY620: Disaster Planning Tips for Older Adults


Input: [0] Important papers [Special Tips for Older Adults] Also include: Medicare and/or Medicaid cards Living will and medical power of attorney Veteran's papers [Disaster Planning Tips]

Output: Identification cards Insurance cards Birth/death/marriage certificates Social security card Bank account and credit card information Keep all documents in waterproof plastic bags or containers.

FCS9198/FY620: Disaster Planning Tips for Older Adults


Input: [0] Electronics [Special Tips for Older Adults] Battery-powered wheelchair Learn how to connect and start backup power supply for wheelchair or other necessary medical equipment. Have a manual wheelchair for backup. [Disaster Planning Tips]

Output: Battery-powered radio and/or television Cell phone and chargers for the house and car Extra batteries for each electronic device

FCS9198/FY620: Disaster Planning Tips for Older Adults


Input: [0] Time passers [Special Tips for Older Adults] Paperback books weigh less than hardcover books. E-book readers store hundreds of books (but do need charging). [Disaster Planning Tips]

Output: Board games, puzzles, playing cards Books Paper and pens for letters and notes; envelopes and stamps Sewing, crocheting, knitting supplies

FCS9198/FY620: Disaster Planning Tips for Older Adults


Input: [0] Medical needs [Special Tips for Older Adults] Extra hearing aid batteries Medical alert tag or bracelet Wheelchair batteries List of serial numbers and styles of medical devices (e.g., pacemakers) Photocopies of all prescription drugs with dosage, directions, interactions, refill dates Consult with your doctor about which non-prescription drugs and supplements are safe for you. Minimum 2-week supply of all essential medications [Disaster Planning Tips]

Output: Lists of prescription medications and dosage Doctors' and pharmacy phone numbers and addresses Extra glasses Pain relievers Stomach medicine Poison-response drugs Supplements Check expiration dates and replace as needed.

FCS9198/FY620: Disaster Planning Tips for Older Adults


Input: [0] People with special needs [Special Tips for Older Adults] Persons with Alzheimer's Register with local police and fire departments. ID bracelet or necklace indicating special or peculiar behaviors (e.g., memory loss) Written instructions for reaching family members, friends, and physicians Bedbound Persons Emergency transportation plan Supplies of daily care items - bed pads, adult diapers, linens (enough for at least 2 weeks) Dietary needs Oxygen-Dependent Oxygen supplies (including alternate power source such as a battery) Extra water for oxygen condensers Persons with Incontinence Incontinence undergarments Disposable wipes Cleansing products [Disaster Planning Tips]

Output: Persons with Diabetes Keep travel packs of insulin in the refrigerator. Testing supplies (enough for at least 2 weeks) Extra batteries for your meter Insulin-delivery supplies Insulin Lancets and lancing device Oral medications Quick-acting source of glucose Extra glucagon emergency kit Medical waste container for used needles Keep insulin as cool as possible; if on ice, be careful not to freeze. If necessary, insulin may be stored at room temperature (59°F–86°F) for 28 days. Do not use insulin that clumps or sticks to the side of the bottle.

FCS9198/FY620: Disaster Planning Tips for Older Adults


Input: [0] Emotional support/Stress reduction [Special Tips for Older Adults] Keep a journal about your experience. Form an informal "support group" to share concerns and information. Write letters to your grandchildren or other family and friends. [Disaster Planning Tips]

Output: Special photos Spiritual support A special memento Comfort food Addresses and phone numbers of friends

FCS9198/FY620: Disaster Planning Tips for Older Adults


Input: [0] Pets [Disaster Planning Tips]

Output: Extra food in plastic containers Carrier ID tags (2 sets, one on the animal and one extra) with name and your contact information Proof of ownership (e.g., registration papers and pictures) Medications and pet first aid supplies Medical and vaccination records Veterinarian's phone number and address

FCS9198/FY620: Disaster Planning Tips for Older Adults


Input: [0] Evacuation [Special Tips for Older Adults] Prearrange transportation with neighbors. Identify local shelters that accommodate older adults and persons with disabilities. [Disaster Planning Tips]

Output: Have backpacks handy to put supplies, clothing, and bedding in if you must evacuate or move to a shelter. Plan in advance for someone to care for your pet if pets are not welcome at the shelter.

FCS9198/FY620: Disaster Planning Tips for Older Adults


Input: [0] CRITERIA [1] EFFECT OF HARD WATER [3] HEALTH CRITERION [4] JOINTING TECHNIQUES [5] CORROSION RESISTANCE [6] THERMAL STRENGTH PROPERTY AT 60 c TEMP. [7] AVAILABILITY OF FITTINGS [8] THERMAL EXPANSION [9] EFFECT OF SUB-ZERO TEMP. [10] UV RESISTANCE [11] EASE IN INSTALLATION [12] FLOW PROPERITES FOR FRICTION [2]

Output: EFFECT OF SOFT WATER


Input: [0] GI PIPE [1] High scale formation [3] Low due to lead content and corrosion [4] Threaded [5] Very Low [6] Very good [7] Very good [8] Low, good for concealed pipng [9] Upto 0 C [10] Very good [11] Low [12] Low [2]

Output: Gets corroded


Input: [0] COPPER PIPE [1] scale formation is prohibited due to smooth bore [3] Good with ferrule but lead content in solder is bad for health [4] Soldered/Ferrule [5] Low [6] Very good [7] Average [8] Low, good for concealed pipng [9] Upto 0 C [10] Very good [11] Average [12] Very good [2]

Output: Gets corroded due to acidic nature of water


Input: [0] HDPE PIPE [1] Scale formation is prohibited due to smooth bore [3] Very good [4] Fusion Weld [5] No Effect [6] Limited [7] Low [8] Very High, not to be used for concealed piping [9] Upto -40 C [10] Very good [11] Low [12] Very good [2]

Output: No Effect


Input: [0] PVC PIPE [1] Scale formation is prohibited due to smooth bore [3] Very good [4] Solvent cement [5] No Effect [6] Not Recommended [7] Good [8] Very special care is required for concealed piping [9] Upto 0 C [10] Low [11] Good [12] Very good [2]

Output: No Effect


Input: [0] PP-R PIPE [1] Scale formation is prohibited due to smooth bore [3] Very good [4] Fusion weld [5] No Effect [6] Very good [7] Very good [8] Low, good for concealed pipng [9] Upto -40 C [10] Very good [11] Very good [12] Very good [2]

Output: No Effect


Input: [Biofluid] Feces [Value] Not Applicable [Age] Adult (>18 years old) [Sex] Both [Condition] Normal [Reference] 21761941 [Details] details [Status]

Output: Detected but not Quantified

Human Metabolome Database: Showing metabocard for Cadaverine (HMDB02322)


Input: [Biofluid] Feces [Value] 217.268 +/- 239.777 uM [Age] Not Specified [Sex] Not Specified [Condition] Normal [Reference] 20669995 [Details] details [Status]

Output: Detected and Quantified

Human Metabolome Database: Showing metabocard for Cadaverine (HMDB02322)


Input: [Biofluid] Feces [Value] Not Applicable [Age] Not Specified [Sex] Not Specified [Condition] Normal [Reference] 20669995 [Details] details [Status]

Output: Detected but not Quantified

Human Metabolome Database: Showing metabocard for Cadaverine (HMDB02322)


Input: [Biofluid] Saliva [Value] Not Applicable [Age] Adult (>18 years old) [Sex] Male [Condition] Normal [Reference] 22308371 [Details] details [Status]

Output: Detected but not Quantified

Human Metabolome Database: Showing metabocard for Cadaverine (HMDB02322)


Input: [Biofluid] Saliva [Value] 7.40 +/- 22.4 uM [Age] Adult (>18 years old) [Sex] Female [Condition] Normal [Reference] Sugimoto et al. (... [Details] details [Status]

Output: Detected and Quantified

Human Metabolome Database: Showing metabocard for Cadaverine (HMDB02322)


Input: [Biofluid] Saliva [Value] 1.32 +/- 1.41 uM [Age] Adult (>18 years old) [Sex] Not Specified [Condition] Normal [Reference] Sugimoto et al. (... [Details] details [Status]

Output: Detected and Quantified

Human Metabolome Database: Showing metabocard for Cadaverine (HMDB02322)


Input: [Biofluid] Saliva [Value] 2.50 +/- 2.62 uM [Age] Adult (>18 years old) [Sex] Not Specified [Condition] Normal [Reference] Sugimoto et al. (... [Details] details [Status]

Output: Detected and Quantified

Human Metabolome Database: Showing metabocard for Cadaverine (HMDB02322)


Input: [Biofluid] Saliva [Value] 2.74 +/- 5.58 uM [Age] Adult (>18 years old) [Sex] Female [Condition] Normal [Reference] Sugimoto et al. (... [Details] details [Status]

Output: Detected and Quantified

Human Metabolome Database: Showing metabocard for Cadaverine (HMDB02322)


Input: [Biofluid] Saliva [Value] Not Applicable [Age] Adult (>18 years old) [Sex] Both [Condition] Normal [Reference] Dame, ZT. et al. ... [Details] details [Status]

Output: Detected but not Quantified

Human Metabolome Database: Showing metabocard for Cadaverine (HMDB02322)


Input: [Biofluid] Saliva [Value] Not Applicable [Age] Adult (>18 years old) [Sex] Both [Condition] Normal [Reference] 20300169 [Details] details [Status]

Output: Detected but not Quantified

Human Metabolome Database: Showing metabocard for Cadaverine (HMDB02322)


Input: [Biofluid] Urine [Value] 0.40 (0.01-0.82) umol/mmol creatinine [Age] Adult (>18 years old) [Sex] Both [Condition] Normal [Reference] 3757213 [Details] details [Status]

Output: Detected and Quantified

Human Metabolome Database: Showing metabocard for Cadaverine (HMDB02322)


Input: [Biofluid] Urine [Value] Not Applicable [Age] Adult (>18 years old) [Sex] Both [Condition] Normal [Reference] 9464484 [Details] details [Status]

Output: Detected but not Quantified

Human Metabolome Database: Showing metabocard for Cadaverine (HMDB02322)


Input: [Biofluid] Urine [Value] 0.217 +/- .208 umol/mmol creatinine [Age] Adult (>18 years old) [Sex] Both [Condition] Not Available [Reference] 9464484 [Details] details [Status]

Output: Detected and Quantified

Human Metabolome Database: Showing metabocard for Cadaverine (HMDB02322)


Input: [Biofluid] Urine [Value] 0.058 +/- 0.0067 umol/mmol creatinine [Age] Adult (>18 years old) [Sex] Both [Condition] Normal [Reference] 2315288 [Details] details [Status]

Output: Detected and Quantified

Human Metabolome Database: Showing metabocard for Cadaverine (HMDB02322)


Input: [Chain Conveyor] Six sizes available, ranging from 3" to 12" [Cable Conveyor] Limited sizes [Analysis] The wider range of size options in the tubular chain conveyor allows for a wider range in capacity options and proper sizing of the conveyor for optimum performance. [Equipment Characteristics]

Output: Size Available


Input: [Chain Conveyor] 5 unique chain types and 4 different flight materials [Cable Conveyor] Only One [Analysis] The combination and range of chain and flight options for the chain conveyor allow for optimal performance, creating the best combination against wear, temperature, and corrosion. [Equipment Characteristics]

Output: Flight Design


Input: [Chain Conveyor] Individual flights can be replaced as needed. [Cable Conveyor] Entire length of cable assembly must be replaced. [Analysis] The Tubular Drag Chain Conveyor needs minimal maintenance and downtime to replace only flights that show wear. The cable assembly requires a major maintenance shut down and maintenance time and expense to replace the entire cable assembly. [Equipment Characteristics]

Output: Flight Changing Ability


Input: [Chain Conveyor] Can start and stop under full load. [Cable Conveyor] Cannot start under load. [Analysis] The high torque/low speed design of the tubular chain conveyor allows the unit to be started under full load. The design of the cable conveyor does not allow for this operating condition, meaning that the conveyor must be empty on start-up. For batch operations or operations that require intermittent filling or movement, the cable conveyor would need to be emptied prior to starting the unit again. [Equipment Characteristics]

Output: Starts/Stops Under Load


Input: [Chain Conveyor] Yes [Cable Conveyor] No [Analysis] Cable can fray and break, typically extra cable lengths are kept on site for emergency replacement needs. One emergency shut-down can outweigh any difference in initial capital equipment purchase price. [Equipment Characteristics]

Output: Limited Maintenance


Input: [Chain Conveyor] Long life [Cable Conveyor] Limited life of both casing and cable assembly. [Analysis] The Tubular Drag Chain Conveyor is constructed for durability and long-life. Many Tubular Drag Conveyors that have been in service for over 40 years. [Equipment Characteristics]

Output: Life Expectancy


Input: [Chain Conveyor] Schedule 40 or 80 pipe [Cable Conveyor] Schedule 10 tube [Analysis] Less wear with the Sch 40 or Sch 80 pipe, resulting in a low maintenance, durable casing. [Equipment Characteristics]

Output: Casing


Input: [Chain Conveyor] Heavy-duty welded flange [Cable Conveyor] Compression coupling [Analysis] The welded flanges of the chain conveyor provide support and rigidity for the pipe. [Equipment Characteristics]

Output: Connections


Input: [1] Caraway [2] Carum carvi [3] * [0]

Attracting beneficial insects | EcoCircles


Input: [1] Fennel [2] Foeniculum vulgare [3] * [0]

Attracting beneficial insects | EcoCircles


Input: [1] Goldenrod [2] Solidago virgaurea [0]

Attracting beneficial insects | EcoCircles


Input: [1] Dill [2] Anethum graveolens [0]

Attracting beneficial insects | EcoCircles


Input: [1] Coriander [2] Coriandrum sativum [0]

Attracting beneficial insects | EcoCircles


Input: [1] Queen Anne's lace [2] Daucus carota [3] * [0]

Attracting beneficial insects | EcoCircles


Input: [1] Buckwheat [2] Fagopyrum esculentum [0]

Attracting beneficial insects | EcoCircles


Input: [1] Yarrow, fernleaf [2] Achillea filipendulina [0]

Attracting beneficial insects | EcoCircles


Input: [1] Golden chamomile [2] Anthemis tinctoria [0]

Attracting beneficial insects | EcoCircles


Input: [1] Cosmos 'White Sensation' [2] Cosmos bipinnatus [3] * [0]

Attracting beneficial insects | EcoCircles


Input: [1] Marigold 'Lemon Gem' [2] Tagetes tenuifolia [0]

Attracting beneficial insects | EcoCircles


Input: [1] Tansy [2] Tanacetum vulgare [3] * [0]

Attracting beneficial insects | EcoCircles


Input: [1] Cornflower [2] Centaurea cyanus [3] * [0]

Attracting beneficial insects | EcoCircles


Input: [1] Alfalfa [2] Medicago sativa [3] * [0]

Attracting beneficial insects | EcoCircles