Input: [STVM sessions] Epidemiology, ecology and modelling for prevention and prediction [TTP8 sessions]

Output: Physiology, biochemistry and functional genomics

TTP8 & STVM12 Congress, 24-29 August 2014, Cape Town, South Africa


Input: [STVM sessions] Zoonoses and Public Health [TTP8 sessions]

Output: Lifecycle, ecology and epidemiology

TTP8 & STVM12 Congress, 24-29 August 2014, Cape Town, South Africa


Input: [STVM sessions] Viral and bacterial [TTP8 sessions]

Output: Drugs and Drug-resistance

TTP8 & STVM12 Congress, 24-29 August 2014, Cape Town, South Africa


Input: [STVM sessions] Natural products and Bio-control [TTP8 sessions]

Output: Ticks and tick-borne pathogens in tropical veterinary medicine

TTP8 & STVM12 Congress, 24-29 August 2014, Cape Town, South Africa


Input: [STVM sessions] Parasites in Wildlife [TTP8 sessions]

Output: Ticks and domestic animals

TTP8 & STVM12 Congress, 24-29 August 2014, Cape Town, South Africa


Input: [Source] Domastic sewage [Pollutant]

Output: Micro-organism

Table 14.1 Major Water Pollutants


Input: [Source] Domastic sewage, animal excretes and waste, decaying animals and plants, discharge from food processing factories. [Pollutant]

Output: Organic wastes

Table 14.1 Major Water Pollutants


Input: [Source] Chemical fertilizers [Pollutant]

Output: Plant nutrients

Table 14.1 Major Water Pollutants


Input: [Source] Industries and chemical factories [Pollutant]

Output: Toxic heavy metals

Table 14.1 Major Water Pollutants


Input: [Source] Erosion of soil by agriculture and strip mining [Pollutant]

Output: Sediments

Table 14.1 Major Water Pollutants


Input: [Source] Chemicals used for killing insects, fungi and weeds [Pollutant]

Output: Pesticides

Table 14.1 Major Water Pollutants


Input: [Source] Mining of uranium containing minerals [Pollutant]

Output: Radioactive substances

Table 14.1 Major Water Pollutants


Input: [Source] Water used for cooling in industries [Pollutant]

Output: Heat

Table 14.1 Major Water Pollutants


Input: [anxiety] dizziness emotional dependence [constipation]

Output: difficulty urination


Input: [anxiety] difficulty breathing exaggerated feeling of depression [constipation]

Output: drowsiness


Input: [anxiety] dry throat extreme calm (sedation) [constipation]

Output: fear


Input: [anxiety] itching exaggerated sense of well-being [constipation]

Output: mental clouding


Input: [anxiety] mood changes nausea & vomiting [constipation]

Output: rash


Input: [anxiety] restlessness tightness in chest [constipation]

Output: sluggishness


Input: Total thickness 30mm Weight 75kg/ m² [Stone Honeycomb Panels] Total thickness 20mm Weight 15kg/ m² [0]

Output: Weight comparison

Lightweight Tiles|Ultra Light Stone Panels|Lightweight Marble|Lightweight granite|Lightweight Limestone


Input: Unable to bend [Stone Honeycomb Panels] Bendable(pressing 30mm bent not crack or split) [0]

Output: Performance comparison

Lightweight Tiles|Ultra Light Stone Panels|Lightweight Marble|Lightweight granite|Lightweight Limestone


Input: Big expenditure [Stone Honeycomb Panels] Small expenditure [0]

Output: Installation

Lightweight Tiles|Ultra Light Stone Panels|Lightweight Marble|Lightweight granite|Lightweight Limestone


Input: Cracking in impact-resistant test [Stone Honeycomb Panels] Only with punctuate cracking [0]

Output: Safety performance

Lightweight Tiles|Ultra Light Stone Panels|Lightweight Marble|Lightweight granite|Lightweight Limestone


Input: Useful material output from one cubic meter waste materials 28-38 m² [Stone Honeycomb Panels] 80-100 m² [0]

Output: Material availability

Lightweight Tiles|Ultra Light Stone Panels|Lightweight Marble|Lightweight granite|Lightweight Limestone


Input: ≤600×600 [Stone Honeycomb Panels] Able to reach 1600×3200 [0]

Output: Maximum size

Lightweight Tiles|Ultra Light Stone Panels|Lightweight Marble|Lightweight granite|Lightweight Limestone


Input: [Things you need] Leather lace Two large high impact beads One leather round [How to make this toy]

Output: Make a knot in the leather lace and string the bead on the lace. Make another knot and string the leather round. Do the same on the other side of the leather round.

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Rope & leather lace A spinner top [How to make this toy]

Output: Cut the rope or leather lace in pieces. Take one piece and make a not, sliding one end though the hole in the spinner top. Do the same for the other holes.

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] A(n old) swing Plastic tubes Large plastic star A triangle marbella [How to make this toy]

Output: Slice the plastic tubes with a pair of scissors and fold them over the swing. String the plastic star and the marbelle onto the chain.

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Leather lace Two plastic discs 1 chew tube [How to make this toy]

Output: Knot the leather lace and string a plastic disc on the lace and after that the chew tube. Complete this toy with another disc and a knot.

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Leather lace Beads 1 nicely shaped bead [How to make this toy]

Output: Knot the leather lace, string a bead on it, knot the lace again and repeat till there's enough space to make a circle. String a shaped bead on the lace and attach the ends to each other.

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] 3 open rings chain 1 smiley mug 1 plastic square chew tubes pliers [How to make this toy]

Output: Connect the smiley mug and the plastic square to each other with a metal open ring. (Use pliers) Attach the square and the chain with an open ring. Put an open ring on the end of the chain for easy attaching with a quick link. Slide a chew tube over the chain. Voila!

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Some rope Beads Spinners Wiffel ball Lots of patience [How to make this toy]

Output: Make a knot in the rope and string a bead onto it, followed by a spinner if you'd like. Then put the rope through the wiffel ball, then string another (spinner and) bead onto it and finish with a knot. Repeat for all the holes in the wiffel ball.

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Rope & Leather Beads Chew tubes Other things: whatever you like and is also safe for your fid! [How to make this toy]

Output: This toy can be made according to your own imagination. You can use a large bead for the center, then put rope through it, putting a bead or anything else on both sides. Repeat for more rope pieces just as you like!

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Leather lace Wood spool 2 wood shapes [How to make this toy]

Output: Just string the leather lace through the wood shape, then through the wood spool and then again through the second wood shape. Knot the ends. You can also substitute the wood shapes with leather shapes and the leather lace with some cotton or sisal rope. The only limit is your own imagination!

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Leather lace or rope 2 wood wheels 1 shaped bead [How to make this toy]

Output: Just string the leather lace through the wood wheel, then through the bead and then again through the second wood wheel. Knot the ends.

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Leather lace or rope 2 wood hearts 1 shaped bead [How to make this toy]

Output: Just string the leather lace through the wood heart, then through the bead and then again through the second wood heart Knot the ends.

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Wiffel ball Some plastic tubes Sisal rope/ cotton rope Leather lace Anything else safe you'd like to stuff this wiffel ball with! [How to make this toy]

Output: It's very simple: Stuff this wiffel ball with everything safe your can find and you'll have this wonderful filled ball. You can use it as a foot toy or hang it up.. It's up to you to decide!

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Leather lace or rope Wood shapes Smiley mug [How to make this toy]

Output: String the smiley mug onto the rope or leather lace. Put wood shapes on both sides, knot, voilà!

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Leather lace or rope Beads/ marbellas [How to make this toy]

Output: String and knot the beads onto the leather lace and rope. You can make this toy as long as you'd like.

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Leather lace or rope Some wood shapes 1 accordion tube [How to make this toy]

Output: Cut the accordion tubes in pieces and knot the rope. String the wood shapes and accordion tube pieces onto the leather lace or rope. Iago first chewed off the accordion tubes. It's easy to replace those tube pieces.. :-)

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Plastic chain Leather lace or rope Wood shapes Leather shapes Plastic shapes Metal chain & washers Everything that you want to hang from the plastic chain [How to make this toy]

Output: Cut a piece of large thick chain. Knot everything you like on this chain: Plastic mugs, dominos, other shapes, leather scraps, the only limit is YOUR imagination!

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Leather lace or rope Two wood beads 2 small plastic rings 1 large plastic bead [How to make this toy]

Output: Just string the leather lace through the plastic rings, the wood bead, the plastic bead, the wood bead and finally the plastic ring. Knot the ends.

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Plastic chain Leather lace or rope Wood bead Large & small plastic rings Wiffel ball Plastic shape Stainless steel O rings [How to make this toy]

Output: Cut a piece of plastic chain on the length you desire. Then attach the wiffel ball with an O ring. Attach a plastic shape at the bottom of the wiffel ball (Liket he one Iago is playing with) and pull some leather pieces through the chain, stringing the wood bead, and plastic ring onto it. Pull the large plastic ring over the chain and hang with a quick link.

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] 1 wooden log (large) All sorts of rope Stainless steel chain Stainless steel bell Leather shapes & lace Plastic beads Plastic shapes you like Wood shapes you like [How to make this toy]

Output: This toy is perfect.. It supplies your bird with lots of variety, and it's so easy to make! It is also a perfect toy to put old toy parts in, so that your parrot will play with them again!! Drill holes in the wooden log, just as many as you'd like. Then put the rope through the holes, stringing the plastic toy parts, leather pieces and wood pieces. Knots are loved, so please do put a lot of knots at the end!!

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Rope Funny shaped beads Wiffel ball Patience [How to make this toy]

Output: Put the rope through the wiffel ball's holes stringing a funny shaped bead. Knot the ends. Do this till all holes are covered. String some funny shaped beads and wood shapes on a piece of rope and attach to the bottom of the wiffel ball. Choose things your parrot really likes, so that you're sure he'll investigate the toy. You can replace the parts on the rope dangling from the bottom of the wiffel ball as your parrot destroys them..

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Wiffel ball Rope Large shaped bead Stainless steel bells Dominos Plastic discs Funny shaped beads Daisy ring Large plastic star Wood shapes Lots of patience [How to make this toy]

Output: Put the rope through the wiffel ball's holes stringing the bells. Tip: String two bells at a time, then lead the end of the rope to the top (where you see the green large bead) Then put the rope through the wiffel ball's holes again stringing a plastic disc and funny shaped bead. Knot the ends. Do this till all holes are covered. (Leave some holes at the bottom of the wiffel ball) String some dominos at the bottom, as has been done on the photo. String the large plastic star, the wood shapes and the daisy ring on a piece of rope and attach to the bottom of the wiffel ball. Just use things your parrot really likes, so that he'll run for the toy! Finally, put the large shaped bead on top, and you're done!

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Stainless steel wire Rope Leather lace Wood shapes/ beads etc Some beads/rings [How to make this toy]

Output: First make a ring of stainless steel wire. Wrap rope around it, wrap the rope tighter in the areas where you've attached the ends of the stainless steel wire to each other. Knot a piece of rope or leather around the ring, and string a wood shape to each end. Knot the ends. You can also add a colorful bead or ring and then knot the ends. In this way, the ring will be more colorful.. (And more attractive to your parrot)

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Wiffel ball Rope Beads Nut & bolt set Daisy ring Plastic ring [How to make this toy]

Output: Drill a hole in the bolt and string it onto the rope. Screw the bolt, ring and daisy ring onto the bolt. Also string the wiffel ball on the rope. Put the rope through one of the wiffel ball's hole stringing a bead. Knot the end twice and put the end of the rope back through the bead. (As shown on the picture) In this way, the knot stays hidden. Continue stringing the beads, attaching them to the wiffel ball.

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: [Things you need] Stainless steel wire Rope Leather lace Beads Four wood shapes (or more) [How to make this toy]

Output: First make a ring of stainless steel wire. Wrap rope around it, wrap the rope tighter in the areas where you've attached the ends of the stainless steel wire to each other. Then attach the leather lace to the ring and start knotting the leather lace.. (As shown on the upper picture, click on the picture to enlarge!) Also string some beads on it, to make it more cheerful.. Do the same for the other three leather laces.. Knot them to each other and you'll have a swing. You can make the swing more attractive by attaching wood shapes to the spare ends of leather lace. (close to the ring)

Parrot toys, make parrot toys yourself, with parrot safe parrot toy parts


Input: ✓ Highly sensitive to odors, foods, electric, and lots more! [Strong Constitution? You are:]

Output: ✓ Seldom ill


Input: ✓ Proactive - searching for more natural, less harmful solutions to your health issues [Strong Constitution? You are:]

Output: ✓ Tend to ignore symptoms until forced to deal with health issues


Input: ✓ Comfortable with Ayurvedic, Chinese Medicine and others [Strong Constitution? You are:]

Output: ✓ More comfortable with western medicine


Input: ✓ Pharmeceuticals are too harsh (or don't work with your hyper-sensitive system). You find yourself experimenting with multiple natural therapies. Herbs, homeopathy, chiropractic, meditation, prayer, yoga, reflexology, Reiki, and... [Strong Constitution? You are:]

Output: ✓ Often use multiple medications, but may be open to trying something different as a last resort


Input: ✓ Comfortable with a vegetarian or vegan diet. You buy organic when possible, (which might not be as healthy as you think ▬ try natural farm produce!) [Strong Constitution? You are:]

Output: ✓ Tend to prefer the Standard American Diet (S.A.D.)


Input: ✓ Uses self-help material, classes, lectures, and books to learn what you need to know to stay well [Strong Constitution? You are:]

Output: ✓ Scientific validation is important in your search for help


Input: ✓ When a doctor is needed, you search out Alternative Medicine, Naturopathic physicians, Doctors of Osteopathy who is a Sensitive like yourself [Strong Constitution? You are:]

Output: ✓ Prefer doctors with degrees in western medicine with proven results


Input: ✓ Very Intuitive ▬ you know things you don't "know" [Strong Constitution? You are:]

Output: ✓ Depend on authority figures for answers to their questions


Input: These products are for YOU! AltWaters™ System for Electric Overload (9 weeks) [Strong Constitution? You are:]

Output: These products are for YOU! Here are 35 SinglesLine formulas which may be used singly or in combination with each other ▬ or even along with your medications. Being water-based, there is never a problem with interaction. 35 SinglesLine Products


Input: [GN Whey Protein 80™] A premium quality entry level whey protein concentrate at the UK's lowest price. [100% Natural Whey™] A premium quality whey protein concentrate that is naturally sweetened with Stevia. [GN Whey Isolate 90™] An ultra pure, low fat, low carb whey protein isolate for those who want the best. [GN™ 100% Whey Protein] A high end whey blend with probiotics and digestive enzymes to boost protein uptake. [0]

Output: What is it?

Cheapest whey protein in UK | GoNutrition®


Input: [GN Whey Protein 80™] Aids lean muscle growth, repair and recovery. [100% Natural Whey™] Aids lean muscle growth, repair and recovery. [GN Whey Isolate 90™] Aids lean muscle growth, repair and recovery, with less fat and carbs. [GN™ 100% Whey Protein] Aids lean muscle growth, repair and recovery and supports gut health. [0]

Output: What does this protein do?

Cheapest whey protein in UK | GoNutrition®


Input: [GN Whey Protein 80™] The best whey protein for those on a budget. [100% Natural Whey™] The best whey protein for those who want a natural product. [GN Whey Isolate 90™] The best whey protein for those who want the purest whey. [GN™ 100% Whey Protein] The best whey protein for those who want the most advanced product. [0]

Output: What is this protein best for?

Cheapest whey protein in UK | GoNutrition®


Input: [GN Whey Protein 80™] Whey Protein Concentrate (80% protein) [100% Natural Whey™] Whey Protein Concentrate (80% protein) [GN Whey Isolate 90™] Whey Protein Isolate (90% protein) [GN™ 100% Whey Protein] Whey Protein Concentrate (80% protein) and Whey Protein Isolate (90% protein) [0]

Output: Main ingredients

Cheapest whey protein in UK | GoNutrition®


Input: [GN Whey Protein 80™] 19.5g per 25g [100% Natural Whey™] 18g per 25g [GN Whey Isolate 90™] 22g per 25g [GN™ 100% Whey Protein] 19g per 25g [0]

Output: Protein content

Cheapest whey protein in UK | GoNutrition®


Input: [GN Whey Protein 80™] 1.45g per 25g [100% Natural Whey™] 1.50g per 25g [GN Whey Isolate 90™] 0.5g per 25g [GN™ 100% Whey Protein] 1.0g per 25g [0]

Output: Fat content

Cheapest whey protein in UK | GoNutrition®


Input: [GN Whey Protein 80™] 1.2g per 25g [100% Natural Whey™] 1.5g per 25g [GN Whey Isolate 90™] 0.5g per 25g [GN™ 100% Whey Protein] 1.0 per 25g [0]

Output: Carbohydrate content

Cheapest whey protein in UK | GoNutrition®


Input: [GN Whey Protein 80™] Sucralose® [100% Natural Whey™] Stevia [GN Whey Isolate 90™] Sucralose® [GN™ 100% Whey Protein] Sucralose® [0]

Output: Sweetener

Cheapest whey protein in UK | GoNutrition®


Input: [GN Whey Protein 80™] None [100% Natural Whey™] None [GN Whey Isolate 90™] None [GN™ 100% Whey Protein] DigeZyme® and Lactospore® [0]

Output: Enzymes and probiotics

Cheapest whey protein in UK | GoNutrition®


Input: [GN Whey Protein 80™] £15.79 [100% Natural Whey™] £18.99 [GN Whey Isolate 90™] £21.75 [GN™ 100% Whey Protein] £21.99 [0]

Output: 1kg pack price

Cheapest whey protein in UK | GoNutrition®


Input: [GN Whey Protein 80™] From £0.23 [100% Natural Whey™] From £0.37 [GN Whey Isolate 90™] From £0.39 [GN™ 100% Whey Protein] From £0.37 [0]

Output: Cost per serving

Cheapest whey protein in UK | GoNutrition®


Input: [Effects] Combats nausea and vomiting [Medical Properties of CBD]

Output: Antiemetic


Input: [Effects] Combats seizure activity [Medical Properties of CBD]

Output: Anticonvulsant


Input: [Effects] Combats psychosis disorders [Medical Properties of CBD]

Output: Antipsychotic


Input: [Effects] Combats inflammatory disorders [Medical Properties of CBD]

Output: Anti-inflammatory


Input: [Effects] Combats neurodegenerative disorders [Medical Properties of CBD]

Output: Anti-oxidant


Input: [Effects] Combats tumor and cancer cells [Medical Properties of CBD]

Output: Anti-tumoral/Anti-cancer


Input: [Effects] Combats anxiety and depression disorders [Medical Properties of CBD]

Output: Anxiolytic/Anti-depressant


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Nitrogen [Deficiency Symptoms] Light green leaves; stunted growth [*Solutions] Dried Blood, Garden Manure, Cottonseed Meal, Ammonium Sulfate, Urea [Function]

Output: Vigorous growth & dark green color


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Phosporus [Deficiency Symptoms] Smaller yields of seeds & fruit; purplish leaves, stems & branches; [*Solutions] Rock Phosphate, Bone Meal, Single Super Phosphate, Triple Super Phosphate [Function]

Output: Root development & flowering


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Potassium [Deficiency Symptoms] Reduced yields; Spotted or curled leaves; Weak root system [*Solutions] Sulfate of Potash, Sulfate of Potash Magnesia, Muriate of Potash, Greensand [Function]

Output: Overall hardiness & disease resistance


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Secondary Nutrients [Deficiency Symptoms] Deficiency Symptoms [*Solutions] *Solutions [Function]

Output: Function


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Calcium [Deficiency Symptoms] Deformed terminal leaves; Poor root growth [*Solutions] Garden Lime, Garden Gypsum [Function]

Output: Plant vigor; Aids in uptake of nutrients


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Magnesium [Deficiency Symptoms] Yellowing of older leaves [*Solutions] Garden Lime, Sulfate of Potash Magnesia [Function]

Output: Essential part of chlorophyll


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Sulfur [Deficiency Symptoms] Yellow leaves; Stunted, spindly plants [*Solutions] Garden Sulfur, Sulfate of Potash, Gypsum [Function]

Output: Dark green color; Seed production


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Trace Nutrients [Deficiency Symptoms] Deficiency Symptoms [Function]

Output: Function


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Boron [Deficiency Symptoms] Terminal buds die; Less flowers & fruit develop [*Solutions] Garden Manure, Bone Meal [Function]

Output: Increases flowering & fruit development


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Chlorine [Deficiency Symptoms] Plants wilt; yellow leaves [*Solutions] Muriate of Potash, Garden Manure, Greensand [Function]

Output: Helps control water loss & moisture stress


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Cobalt [Deficiency Symptoms] Reduced growth and yellowing of foliage [*Solutions] Greensand, Kelp, Cottonseed Meal [Function]

Output: Improves growth & transpiration


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Copper [Deficiency Symptoms] Yellow, wilted leaves; Lack of flowering [*Solutions] Garden Manure, Greensand [Function]

Output: Helps produce chlorophyll


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Iron [Deficiency Symptoms] Yellow leaves [*Solutions] Greensand, Garden Manure, Cottonseed Meal [Function]

Output: Promotes dark green leaves


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Manganese [Deficiency Symptoms] Intervenous chlorosis in younger leaves [*Solutions] Garden Manure, Greensand [Function]

Output: Helps produce chlorophyll


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Molybdenum [Deficiency Symptoms] Pale green, rolled or cupped leaves [*Solutions] Greensand, Lime (makes it more available) [Function]

Output: Essential in some enzyme systems


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Nickel [Deficiency Symptoms] Yellow Leaves [*Solutions] Greensand [Function]

Output: Enzyme Producton


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Sodium [Deficiency Symptoms] Plants wilt [*Solutions] Kelp, Garden Manure, Bone Meal, Greensand [Function]

Output: Aids water regulation & photosynthesis


Input: [Primary Nutrients] Zinc [Deficiency Symptoms] Yellow leaves, Rosetted (clustered) leaves [*Solutions] Garden Manure, Greensand, Cottonseed Meal [Function]

Output: Enzyme & growth hormone production


Input: [Description] Quality Laser Printer [3] Officeworks/DSE/HardlyNormals etc [Sources]

Output: Needed to print the artwork onto the paper. I recommend the Brother range due to their Toners - it is an ideal compromise in terms of etch resistance and removal.

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Input: [Description] Laminator [3] Officeworks [Sources]

Output: After much decision making - I choose a GBC H65 Laminator. Whilst a tad more expensive at $99 than some other possibilities - it is perfectly suited to making PCBs as it features dual heat modes for thick and thin laminates, in-roller heaters and a wide opening meaning it needs no modifications at all and thus retains its use as a normal laminator as well :) . Creative A4 Laminators can also be used, but will require a thermostat and a slight mod to the opening.

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Input: [Description] HP Everyday Photopaper [3] Officeworks / DSE [Sources]

Output: HP Everyday Photopaper is one of the little secrets of making it so easy. Its a 170gsm paper that takes the toner beautifully, transfers to the copper very well and best of all releases with extreme ease and little fuss. It beats the 'catalogue paper' solutions hands down and is one of the reasons I happily do this method regularly. You can't substitute this part really - other photo papers these days tend to be WATERPROOF and don't work with this process half as well as the HP Everyday does. YMMV if you deviate from this recommendation ;)

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Input: [Description] Blank PCB Stock [3] Jaycar / Elsewhere [Sources]

Output: PCB Blanks. I used Jaycar 2oz boards for the PCB I made during this article, but I recommend planning ahead and getting 1oz boards from the internet. They etch much much faster for even less time from PC to PCB.

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Input: [Description] Ferric Chloride Etchant [3] Ultrakeet [Sources]

Output: Good old FeCl Etchant. I can't go past it for the speed at which it can etch boards using the method in this article. Its also the most reliable for use with Toner Transfer to ensure a good etch with no undercutting etc. Whilst harder to get in liquid form from stores these days - you can still get it through electronics supply houses in a powder form you add water to, such as digi-key or mouser. Ultrakeet are also a good online supplier through which you can get some.

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Input: [Description] Low-Adhesive Tape [3] Hardware Stores [Sources]

Output: A good low-adhesive tape is neccesary to affix the PCB to the paper for heating. I have recently come to appreciate the 3M/Scotch Blue Painters tape as it is low-adhesive, non marking and slightly heat proof meaning it wont shrink and pull the artwork as it goes through the laminator.

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Input: [Description] Disposable Latex Gloves [3] Supermarkets and elsewhere [Sources]

Output: For holding and etching the board. Handy regardless really around the house.

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Input: [Description] Non-Scratch Scourers* [3] Supermarkets and elsewhere [Sources]

Output: Used to remove paper burrs from the PCB prior to etching, also good to use to clean the PCB prior to etching and used to remove the Toner post etching. See - Handy! :)

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Input: [Description] Fine Steel Wool (0000)* [3] Hardware stores [Sources]

Output: For when the PCB is really grubby before hand and used for getting stubborn toner off if you dont have any acetone handy

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Input: [Description] Generic Household Sponges [3] Supermarkets and elsewhere [Sources]

Output: Used during the etching process - just cheap and cheerful normal ones that I usually end up cutting into a further 4 sponges each

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Input: [Description] Acetone* / Isopropyl Alcohol [3] Hardware stores and Jaycar [Sources]

Output: For cleaning the board and later removing of the toner. Isopropyl Alcohol works but tends to leave a white powdery residue whereas the acetone is a bit nastier to work with but like everything thats a bit nastier a hell of a lot quicker and easier ;)

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Input: [Description] PCB Lacquer* [3] Jaycar [Sources]

Output: Protects your PCB once etched and is solder-safe. Precents oxidization or corrosion and eating of small tracks.

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Input: [Description] Bi-Carb Soda [3] Supermarkets and eslewhere [Sources]

Output: Neutralises the FeCl either for disposal or in the instance of an accidental spill

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Input: [Sr.No.] 1 [Check] Check the line voltage terminals in the control box (or connection box for two-wire models) with a voltmeter. Make sure that the voltage is within the minimum-maximum range prescribed by the manufacturer. [Corrective Action] If voltage is incorrect, contact the power company for service. [Possible Cause]

Output: Incorrect voltage


Input: [Sr.No.] 2 [Check] If sunlight or other sources of heat makes the box too hot, overload may trip or fuses may blow. If box is hot to the touch, this may be the problem. [Corrective Action] Ventilate or shade the box, or remove it from the source of the heat. [Possible Cause]

Output: Overheated control or starter


Input: [Sr.No.] 3 [Check] Using an ohmmeter, X1000 scale, determine the resistance across the disconnected starting capacitor. When contact is made, the ohmmeter should jump toward 0, and then drift back slowly toward infinity. No movement indicates an open capacitor; low resistance. [Corrective Action] Replace defective components. [Possible Cause]

Output: Defective control box components (For three wire pumps only - skip this for two-wire models)


Input: [Sr.No.] 4 [Check] Check the resistance of the motor winding by using an ohmmeter on the proper terminals in the control box (see manufacturer's wiring diagram). The resistance should match the ohms specified in the manufacturer's data sheet. If too low, drop wire sized wrong or bad windings . [Corrective Action] If neither cable or winding is defective-shorted, grounded or open-the pump must be pulled and serviced. [Possible Cause]

Output: Defective motor winding or cable


Input: [Sr.No.] 5 [Check] If the fuses blow or overloads trip while the pump is operating, check the line amps. If reading is more than 5 percent above the manufacturer's nameplate value, the pump is overloading, which indicates a defective pump and/or motor. [Corrective Action] Pull pump, disassemble from motor and replace one or both, if defective. [Possible Cause]

Output: Pump is overloading


Input: [Sr.No.] 6 [Possible Cause]

Output: If Pump still not running contact Customer Service


Input: [STATUS] CHECK SHELVES [What it means]

Output: Item should be in library

Using Call Numbers: University Libraries: The University of the Arts


Input: [STATUS] DUE MM-DD-YY [What it means]

Output: Item is due on that date

Using Call Numbers: University Libraries: The University of the Arts


Input: [STATUS] LIB USE ONLY [What it means]

Output: Item must remain in library

Using Call Numbers: University Libraries: The University of the Arts


Input: [STATUS] LOST [What it means]

Output: Item has not been returned

Using Call Numbers: University Libraries: The University of the Arts


Input: [STATUS] MISSING [What it means]

Output: Item can't be found

Using Call Numbers: University Libraries: The University of the Arts


Input: [STATUS] ON SEARCH [What it means]

Output: Library staff are searching for item

Using Call Numbers: University Libraries: The University of the Arts


Input: [STATUS] LOST AND PAID [What it means]

Output: Item lost by patron and paid for; not yet replaced

Using Call Numbers: University Libraries: The University of the Arts


Input: [STATUS] AT BINDERY [What it means]

Output: Item is out being bound

Using Call Numbers: University Libraries: The University of the Arts


Input: [STATUS] IN MENDING [What it means]

Output: Item is out being mended

Using Call Numbers: University Libraries: The University of the Arts


Input: [STATUS] IN STORAGE [What it means]

Output: Item is stored elsewhere; request at desk by call number

Using Call Numbers: University Libraries: The University of the Arts


Input: [STATUS] IN PROCESS [What it means]

Output: Item is in Technical Services being processed

Using Call Numbers: University Libraries: The University of the Arts


Input: Prescription androgens and estrogens [Procedure]

Output: Hormone therapy

FAQ: Nondiscrimination in Health Insurance Based on Gender Identity or Expression | disb


Input: Aromatase inhibitors or gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) analogues used to suppress hormone release [Procedure]

Output: Hormone blockers

FAQ: Nondiscrimination in Health Insurance Based on Gender Identity or Expression | disb


Input: Counseling, psychotherapy [Procedure]

Output: Mental health treatment

FAQ: Nondiscrimination in Health Insurance Based on Gender Identity or Expression | disb


Input: Pap tests, prostate exams, mammograms, breast exams [Procedure]

Output: Preventive screenings

FAQ: Nondiscrimination in Health Insurance Based on Gender Identity or Expression | disb


Input: Blood tests to assess hormone levels, cholesterol levels, liver function [Procedure]

Output: Laboratory screenings

FAQ: Nondiscrimination in Health Insurance Based on Gender Identity or Expression | disb


Input: Reconstruction and/or rerouting of the Urethra [Procedure]

Output: Urethroplasty/Urethral reconstruction

FAQ: Nondiscrimination in Health Insurance Based on Gender Identity or Expression | disb


Input: Removal of the breasts or breast tissue [Procedure]

Output: Mastectomy

FAQ: Nondiscrimination in Health Insurance Based on Gender Identity or Expression | disb


Input: Removal of the uterus [Procedure]

Output: Hysterectomy

FAQ: Nondiscrimination in Health Insurance Based on Gender Identity or Expression | disb


Input: Construction or reconstruction of the penis [Procedure]

Output: Phalloplasty

FAQ: Nondiscrimination in Health Insurance Based on Gender Identity or Expression | disb


Input: Reduction of thyroid cartilage [Procedure]

Output: Tracheal shave

FAQ: Nondiscrimination in Health Insurance Based on Gender Identity or Expression | disb


Input: Construction or reconstruction of the vagina [Procedure]

Output: Vaginoplasty

FAQ: Nondiscrimination in Health Insurance Based on Gender Identity or Expression | disb


Input: [cost to install wood floor] closet bedroom walk-in [black and decker sheds] orange county vermont homes [hot water heaters tankless]

Output: atrium residential vinyl windows

41042, Kentucky Contractors | Free Kitchen Remodeling Quotes | Bathroom Remodeling Estimates | Home Improvement Project Bids


Input: [cost to install wood floor] carousel horse ceiling fan [black and decker sheds] vinyl fencing nashville [hot water heaters tankless]

Output: crown molding installation details

41042, Kentucky Contractors | Free Kitchen Remodeling Quotes | Bathroom Remodeling Estimates | Home Improvement Project Bids


Input: [cost to install wood floor] wide plank hardwood floors [black and decker sheds] kenmore oven [hot water heaters tankless]

Output: clopay garage door openers

41042, Kentucky Contractors | Free Kitchen Remodeling Quotes | Bathroom Remodeling Estimates | Home Improvement Project Bids


Input: [cost to install wood floor] paver track bands [black and decker sheds] putting in a basement bathroom [hot water heaters tankless]

Output: garage screen doors

41042, Kentucky Contractors | Free Kitchen Remodeling Quotes | Bathroom Remodeling Estimates | Home Improvement Project Bids


Input: [cost to install wood floor] kitchen faucets minnesota [black and decker sheds] royal reserve vinyl siding [hot water heaters tankless]

Output: sunroom addition cost

41042, Kentucky Contractors | Free Kitchen Remodeling Quotes | Bathroom Remodeling Estimates | Home Improvement Project Bids


Input: [cost to install wood floor] new hampshire roofing companies [black and decker sheds] interior panel doors [hot water heaters tankless]

Output: cement curbing in salt lake

41042, Kentucky Contractors | Free Kitchen Remodeling Quotes | Bathroom Remodeling Estimates | Home Improvement Project Bids


Input: [0] Leader [1] Available Leader Lengths [2] Leader Material [3] Available Tippet Diameter/ Strength [4] Use this leader for… [5]

Output: Major benefits

Fly Fishing - The Beginner's Corner - Choosing a Leader


Input: [0] Super Strong Knotless Trout Leader [1] 6', 7.5', 9', 12', 15' [2] Nylon [3] 0X - 7X [4] Trout in any situation. The best all-around trout leader made. [5]

Output: Our most-popular trout leader. A great all around choice for any trout-fishing situation. Floating properties of nylon material make it especially well suited to fishing dry flies.

Fly Fishing - The Beginner's Corner - Choosing a Leader


Input: [0] No Knots Leader System [2] Nylon [3] 3X - 7X [4] Anywhere you'd use a Super Strong leader but want the convenience of a loop-loop tippet connection instead of tying knots. [5]

Output: No more blood knots and tippet replacement guesswork. Simply replace broken tippets with new Bimini tippets, and you're back in the game.

Fly Fishing - The Beginner's Corner - Choosing a Leader


Input: [0] Leader and Tippet Combo Pack [1] 9' [3] 3X-6X [4] Anywhere you'd use a Super Strong leader and if you normally buy a spool of tippet material when you buy a leader, you save a buck when purchased this way. [5]

Output: A convenient and economical way to get a leader and the correct tippet size. When your tippet gets too short and heavy, just tie on a new section from the included spool.

Fly Fishing - The Beginner's Corner - Choosing a Leader


Input: [0] Mirage Knotless Trout Leader [1] 6', 7.5', 9', 12' [2] 100% Fluorocarbon (PVDF) [3] 0X - 7X [4] Trout in lakes and ponds with any type of fly. In rivers for trout, streamer and nymph fishing without indicators. [5]

Output: Suitable for any trout fishing application, but is best for nymph and streamer fishing. Sinks better than nylon, provides greater abrasion resistance, and is more invisible to fish. Because of it's slighter better sink rate and transparency, Mirage is superior to nylon for stillwater trout fishing.

Fly Fishing - The Beginner's Corner - Choosing a Leader


Input: [0] Mirage Leader and Tippet Combo Pack [1] 9' [2] 100% Fluorocarbon (PVDF) [3] 3X-6X [4] Anywhere you'd use a Mirage leader but want the convenience of a loop-loop tippet connection instead of tying knots. [5]

Output: A convenient and economical way to get a Mirage leader and the correct tippet size. When your tippet gets too short and heavy, just tie on a new section from the included spool.

Fly Fishing - The Beginner's Corner - Choosing a Leader


Input: [0] Original Braided Leader [1] 7.5', 9' [2] Nylon [3] 3X - 7X [4] Trout with dry flies and small nymphs where tricky currents are present and delicate presentation is needed. [5]

Output: Braided leaders are the ultimate in stealth because they land softly and can straighten very long, light tippets. Eliminates the need to rebuild leaders and tie blood knots. Broken tippets are quickly and easily replaced with pre-tied Bimini tippets. Braided, tapered butt section provides superior turnover.

Fly Fishing - The Beginner's Corner - Choosing a Leader


Input: [0] Floating Braided Leader [1] 7.5', 9' [2] Nylon [3] 3X - 7X [4] Trout with dry flies and small nymphs where tricky currents and spooky fish are the norm. The floating braid works better in pocket water, where strong currents tend to pull the leader down. Leader throws less spray than the standard braided leader when flase casting so is preferred over very spooky fish. [5]

Output: The same advantages as Original Braided Leaders, but impregnated with floatant for a higher float and less spray.

Fly Fishing - The Beginner's Corner - Choosing a Leader


Input: [0] Hy Flote Leader [1] 7.5', 9' [2] Nylon [3] 0X - 5X [4] Trout with dry flies in riffles and pocket water, nymphs with indicators. [5]

Output: Nylon leader with six hollow chambers for tremendous flotation. Superior drag resistance, easier mending and subtle, quiet pickups. The best dry fly leader we sell. Couple it with a Mirage tippet for maximum effectiveness.

Fly Fishing - The Beginner's Corner - Choosing a Leader


Input: [0] Hy Flote Leader and Mirage Tippet [2] Nylon butt and flurocarbon tippet [3] 3X-6X [4] Trout with dry flies in riffles and pocket water, nymphs with indicators. No tippet knots to tie so best for evening fishing when light is low, or if you are not confident of your knots. [5]

Output: A superb system for fishing dry flies and nymphs with indicators. The mending and casting advantages of a high-floating leader butt with the transparency and sinking properties of flurocarbon. Tippets are easily replaced without tying knots because of our unique loop system.

Fly Fishing - The Beginner's Corner - Choosing a Leader


Input: [0] Mirage IGFA Leaders [1] 7.5', 9' [2] 100% Fluorocarbon (PVDF) [3] 8,12, 16, 20 lb. [4] All big-game species where a potential record may be caught. [5]

Output: The abrasion resistance and invisibility of Mirage in the IGFA certified weight classes. If you're after a record book fish, this is your leader.

Fly Fishing - The Beginner's Corner - Choosing a Leader


Input: [0] Super Strong AR - Leader Bonefish [1] 7.5', 9', 12' [2] Nylon [3] 8,10,12, 16, 20 lb. [4] Bonefish, redfish, sea trout, and other subtropical and tropical species. Sharks and cudas (combined with a bite guard). Best where fish are not very spooky (stained water, muds, riffled surface). Easier to knot than Mirage. [5]

Output: The most abrasion resistant nylon material available anywhere. Superior knot strength, and easier to knot than fluorocarbon material for those who are unsure of their knot-tying abilities. A special taper to for accurate and delicate presentations in any weather.

Fly Fishing - The Beginner's Corner - Choosing a Leader


Input: [0] Super Strong AR - Leader Striper [1] 7.5', 9' [2] Nylon [3] 8,10,12, 16, 20 lb. [4] Stripers, bluefish (combined with a bite guard), false albacore, bonito, weakfish. Best where fish are not very spooky (schooly stripers, fish in rips and other strong currents or at night). Easier to knot than Mirage. Also a great leader for freshwater. [5]

Output: The most abrasion resistant nylon material available anywhere. Superior knot strength, and easier to knot than fluorocarbon material for those who are unsure of their knot-tying abilities Tapered to punch big flies into stiff winds.

Fly Fishing - The Beginner's Corner - Choosing a Leader


Input: [0] Mirage Offshore/ Tarpon Leaders [1] 10' [2] 100% Fluorocarbon (PVDF) [3] 16, 20 lb. class tippet. 60, 80, or 100 lb. shock tippet [4] Tarpon, sailfish, and other large saltwater species that have abrasive mouths and gill covers. [5]

Output: Our best leader for tackling the biggest fly rod game fish. Available in a variety of IGFA class tippets with Bimini twists on both ends, with abrasion resistant Mirage shock tippets to stand up to the big brutes.

Fly Fishing - The Beginner's Corner - Choosing a Leader


Input: [0] Mirage Bonefish & Redfish Leaders [1] 7.5', 9' [2] 100% Fluorocarbon (PVDF) [3] 8,10,12, 16, 20 lb. [4] Bonefish, redfish, sea trout, and other subtropical and tropical species. [5]

Output: Highly invisible fluorocarbon material that won't spook flats species. Superior abrasion resistance to stand up to mangrove shoots, shells, coral and more. Specially designed taper provides accuracy and delicacy.

Fly Fishing - The Beginner's Corner - Choosing a Leader


Input: [0] Mirage Bass & Panfish Leaders [1] 7.5', 9' [2] 100% Fluorocarbon (PVDF) [3] 6,8,10,12, 16, 20 lb. [4] Largemouth and smallmouth bass, panfish, pike (combined with a bite guard) [5]

Output: All the abrasion you'll need around stumps and rip rap. Powerful tapers to turn over the biggest poppers and streamers.

Fly Fishing - The Beginner's Corner - Choosing a Leader


Input: [ID] C01 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Bacterial Infections and Mycoses


Input: [ID] C02 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Virus Diseases


Input: [ID] C03 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Parasitic Diseases


Input: [ID] C04 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Neoplasms


Input: [ID] C05 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Musculoskeletal Diseases


Input: [ID] C06 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Digestive System Diseases


Input: [ID] C07 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Stomatognathic Diseases


Input: [ID] C08 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Respiratory Tract Diseases


Input: [ID] C09 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Otorhinolaryngologic Diseases


Input: [ID] C10 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Nervous System Diseases


Input: [ID] C11 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Eye Diseases


Input: [ID] C12 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Male Urogenital Diseases


Input: [ID] C13 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Female Urogenital Diseases and Pregnancy Complications


Input: [ID] C14 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Cardiovascular Diseases


Input: [ID] C15 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Hemic and Lymphatic Diseases


Input: [ID] C16 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Congenital, Hereditary, and Neonatal Diseases and Abnormalities


Input: [ID] C17 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Skin and Connective Tissue Diseases


Input: [ID] C18 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Nutritional and Metabolic Diseases


Input: [ID] C19 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Endocrine System Diseases


Input: [ID] C20 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Immune System Diseases


Input: [ID] C21 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Disorders of Environmental Origin


Input: [ID] C23 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Pathological Conditions, Signs and Symptoms


Input: [ID] C24 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Occupational Diseases


Input: [ID] C25 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Substance-Related Disorders


Input: [ID] C26 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Wounds and Injuries


Input: [ID] F03 [Source] MeSH heading [Disease Category]

Output: Mental Disorders


Input: [ID] Y01 [Source] Added for terms not included in MeSH [Disease Category]

Output: Disease risk factor, diagnosis or treatment


Input: [ID] Y02 [Source] Added for terms not included in MeSH [Disease Category]

Output: Trait


Input: [Supplement] Multi Vitamin [Optimal Daily Dosage] 1 Tablet [Rational for using product.] Provides essential vitamins and minerals to support healthy functions [Best times to take]

Output: With breakfast

Advanced Bodybuilding Workout and Supplement Program


Input: [Supplement] Andro-Shock [Optimal Daily Dosage] 3 Capsules [Rational for using product.] Boosts/supports natural testosterone levels [Best times to take]

Output: 1 hour before Workout

Advanced Bodybuilding Workout and Supplement Program


Input: [Supplement] Ecdy-Bolin [Optimal Daily Dosage] 1 Capsule [Rational for using product.] Promotes positive nitrogen balance and protein synthesis [Best times to take]

Output: 3 times a day with meals

Advanced Bodybuilding Workout and Supplement Program


Input: [Supplement] Nitrobol [Optimal Daily Dosage] 10 Capsules [Rational for using product.] Supplements muscles with the essential Amino Acids which are most prominent in muscle tissues [Best times to take]

Output: Before and after workout

Advanced Bodybuilding Workout and Supplement Program


Input: [Supplement] HGH Supplement [Optimal Daily Dosage] 2 sprays under tounge [Rational for using product.] Boosts/supports natural growth hormone levels [Best times to take]

Output: 3 times a day

Advanced Bodybuilding Workout and Supplement Program


Input: [Supplement] Joint Formula [Optimal Daily Dosage] 4 Tablets [Rational for using product.] Strengthen and builds cartilage and connective tissues for healthy joints and eliminates inflammation and pain. [Best times to take]

Output: 2 Morning & 2 Evening

Advanced Bodybuilding Workout and Supplement Program


Input: [Supplement] Pumped Extreme [Optimal Daily Dosage] 3 Capsules [Rational for using product.] Hydrates and volumizes muscles cells increasing strength, endurance, and size [Best times to take]

Output: 1/2 hour before Workout

Advanced Bodybuilding Workout and Supplement Program


Input: [Supplement] Whey Protein [Optimal Daily Dosage] 2 Scoops [Rational for using product.] Provides protein necessary to maintain and build healthy muscle mass [Best times to take]

Output: As soon as you wake up and before bed

Advanced Bodybuilding Workout and Supplement Program


Input: [Breast Femino] 9.5 / 10 [Breast Actives] 9 / 10 [Brestrogen] 8.5 / 10 [0]

Output: Overall


Input: [Breast Femino] Excellent [Breast Actives] Excellent [Brestrogen] Very Good [0]

Output: Effectiveness


Input: [Breast Femino] Pills + Cream [Breast Actives] Pills + Cream [Brestrogen] Cream [0]

Output: What’s Included


Input: [Breast Femino] Volufiline [Breast Actives] Fenugreek Seed [Brestrogen] Pueraria Mirifica [0]

Output: Key Ingredient


Input: [Breast Femino] Yes [Breast Actives] Yes [Brestrogen] Yes [0]

Output: Money Back Guarantee


Input: [Breast Femino] $69.95 [Breast Actives] $59.95 [Brestrogen] $124.95 [0]

Output: Price


Input: [Breast Femino] Breast Femino [Breast Actives] Breast Actives [Brestrogen] Brestrogen [0]

Output: Full Review


Input: [Breast Femino] Breast Femino Official Site [Breast Actives] Breast Actives Official Site [Brestrogen] Brestrogen Official Site [0]

Output: Official Website


Input: [Description] Finishes the space where laminate flooring ends (along wall bases, door thresholds, carpet, etc.) [Trim/Molding]

Output: Threshold

Laminate Flooring from Bruce | Bruce Laminate Floors


Input: [Description] Fills the gap at doorways and finishes spaces between the two areas of laminate flooring. [Trim/Molding]

Output: T-Molding

Laminate Flooring from Bruce | Bruce Laminate Floors


Input: [Description] Provides a smooth transition from a laminate floor to another type of flooring of a lower height. [Trim/Molding]

Output: Reducer

Laminate Flooring from Bruce | Bruce Laminate Floors


Input: [Description] The classic finish to your laminate floor, used where wall and flooring meet. [Trim/Molding]

Output: Quarter Round

Laminate Flooring from Bruce | Bruce Laminate Floors


Input: [Description] The rounded piece over the edge of a stair. [Trim/Molding]

Output: Beveled Stair Nose / Stair Nose

Laminate Flooring from Bruce | Bruce Laminate Floors


Input: [Description] Used where laminate flooring meets a step down or landing. [Trim/Molding]

Output: Step Nose

Laminate Flooring from Bruce | Bruce Laminate Floors


Input: [1] 375 kW/503 hp [B50D Specifications]

Output: Gross Power

Bell Trucks America - B50D – Articulated Truck


Input: [B50D Specifications]

Output: Operating Mass

Bell Trucks America - B50D – Articulated Truck


Input: [1] 34,520 kg/76,104 lbs [B50D Specifications]

Output: Unladen

Bell Trucks America - B50D – Articulated Truck


Input: [1] 79,920 kg/176,193 lbs [B50D Specifications]

Output: Laden

Bell Trucks America - B50D – Articulated Truck


Input: [1] 28 m³/37 yd³ [B50D Specifications]

Output: 2:1 Heaped Capacity

Bell Trucks America - B50D – Articulated Truck


Input: [1] 45,400 kg/100,090 lbs [B50D Specifications]

Output: Rated Payload

Bell Trucks America - B50D – Articulated Truck


Input: [Disorder] Pemphigoid gestationis3,5 [Diagnosis and sequelae] Mean onset at 21 weeks; postpartum in 20% of cases Direct immunofluorescence microscopy shows linear C3 deposition Newborn may be small for gestational age, but no associated morbidity or mortality [Treatment] Oral corticosteroids, 20–60 mg/d OR Intravenous immunoglobulin OR Cyclosporine in refractory cases [Recurrence] Frequent; skips a pregnancy 8% of the time [Lesions]

Output: Erythematous papules that progress to vesicles and bullae, in a periumbilical distribution that spares the face, palms, and soles

6 skin disorders of pregnancy: A management guide : OBG Management


Input: [Disorder] Pruritic urticarial papules and plaques of pregnancy8-10 [Diagnosis and sequelae] Usually presents after 34th week but can present at any stage Diagnosis is clinical No increase in fetal morbidity or mortality [Treatment] Topical corticosteroids and antihistamines [Recurrence] Uncommon [Lesions]

Output: Urticarial papules and plaques on the abdomen, legs, arms, buttocks, chest, and back

6 skin disorders of pregnancy: A management guide : OBG Management


Input: [Disorder] Intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy14,17,19-22 [Diagnosis and sequelae] Onset after 30th week in 80% of patients Strongly indicated by serum bile acid level >11 µmol/L Increased fetal mortality [Treatment] Ursodeoxycholic acid, 450-1,200 mg/d [Recurrence] Frequent [Lesions]

Output: No primary lesions; secondary excoriations in any area that the patient can reach

6 skin disorders of pregnancy: A management guide : OBG Management


Input: [Disorder] Eczema of pregnancy/pruritus of pregnancy4,10,24 [Diagnosis and sequelae] Onset at any point in pregnancy Clinical diagnosis No increase in fetal morbidity or mortality [Treatment] Symptomatic treatment with topical corticosteroids or antihistamines [Recurrence] Frequent [Lesions]

Output: Grouped, crusted erythematous papules, patches, and plaques, most often on extensor surfaces of the arms and legs or on the abdomen

6 skin disorders of pregnancy: A management guide : OBG Management


Input: [Disorder] Acute pustular psoriasis of pregnancy26-28 [Diagnosis and sequelae] Onset at any point in pregnancy Clinical diagnosis by appearance of lesions and association with systemic illness Increased incidence of miscarriage, stillbirth, and maternal mortality [Treatment] Prednisone, 15–60 mg/d OR Cyclosporine, 100 mg twice daily, in refractory cases Management of associated hypocalcemia [Recurrence] Unknown [Lesions]

Output: Erythematous plaques and pustules that start on the inner thighs and groin and spread to the trunk and extremities

6 skin disorders of pregnancy: A management guide : OBG Management


Input: [Disorder] Pruritic folliculitis of pregnancy24,28 [Diagnosis and sequelae] Onset most often in third trimester Clinical diagnosis No associated fetal morbidity or mortality [Treatment] Topical corticosteroids [Recurrence] Unknown [Lesions]

Output: Papules and pustules concentrated around hair follicles, often beginning on the abdomen and spreading to the extremities

6 skin disorders of pregnancy: A management guide : OBG Management


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] 5 LB. Granulated Sugar [KID] NMLMXMN [Status]

Output: Pareve | Passover

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] Key Food Pure Cane Sugar Granulated [KID] FPBVDJB [Status]

Output: Pareve | Passover

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] Health Mix [KID] MKBJNGK [Status]

Output: Pareve

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] Honey Toasted Peanuts [KID] MJZSBML [Status]

Output: Pareve

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] Hot Cajun Mix [KID] MJXNXJT [Status]

Output: Pareve

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] Mango Fruit Mix [KID] MJTWXDD [Status]

Output: Pareve

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] Roasted & Salted Cashews [KID] MJJKHBD [Status]

Output: Pareve

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] Roasted & Salted Cocktail Peanuts [KID] MJSBWPQ [Status]

Output: Pareve

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] Roasted & Salted Mixed Nuts [KID] MJRHSMQ [Status]

Output: Pareve

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] Roasted & Salted Pistachios [KID] MJRCPLN [Status]

Output: Pareve

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] Rocky Mountain Mix [KID] MJPHBRL [Status]

Output: Dairy

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] Tropical Fruit Mix [KID] MJMHLWP [Status]

Output: Pareve

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] Yogurt Trail Mix [KID] MJMGHVG [Status]

Output: Dairy

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] Key Foods 2% Reduced Fat Lactose Free Milk 0102600 [KID] DZKWWHC [Status]

Output: Dairy

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] Key Foods Lactose Free Fat Free Milk 0102702 [KID] DZKKXBZ [Status]

Output: Dairy

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] Key Food Butter Microwave Popcorn [KID] KFNTNBX [Status]

Output: Dairy

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] Key Food Kettle Corn [KID] HBWRVHK [Status]

Output: Dairy

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Brand Name] Key Food Stores Co-operative [Product Name] Wasabi Mix [KID] MJMBQXG [Status]

Output: Pareve

Product Search - OK Kosher Certification


Input: [Model] II [ROM SIMM slot?] No [Notes]

Output: has solder pads for one

the pickle's Low-End Mac FAQ, Concatenated HTML version


Input: [Model] IIx [ROM SIMM slot?] Yes [Notes]

Output: required; no onboard ROM

the pickle's Low-End Mac FAQ, Concatenated HTML version


Input: [Model] IIcx/ci [ROM SIMM slot?] Yes [Notes]

Output: some later IIcx have only solder pads

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Input: [Model] IIsi [ROM SIMM slot?] Yes [Notes]

Output: very rare

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Input: [Model] IIfx [ROM SIMM slot?] Yes [Notes]

Output: required; no onboard ROM

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Input: [Model] IIvx/vi/P600 [ROM SIMM slot?] No [Notes]

Output: has solder pads for one

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Input: [Model] SE/30 [ROM SIMM slot?] Yes [Notes]

Output: required; no onboard ROM

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Input: [Model] LC47x/Q605 [ROM SIMM slot?] Yes [Notes]

Output: none known to exist

the pickle's Low-End Mac FAQ, Concatenated HTML version


Input: [Model] Q/C660AV [ROM SIMM slot?] Yes [Notes]

Output: some have only solder pads

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Input: [Model] Q700 [ROM SIMM slot?] Yes [Notes]

Output: none known to exist

the pickle's Low-End Mac FAQ, Concatenated HTML version


Input: [Model] Q9x0 [ROM SIMM slot?] Yes [Notes]

Output: none known to exist

the pickle's Low-End Mac FAQ, Concatenated HTML version


Input: [Model] Q800 [ROM SIMM slot?] Yes [Notes]

Output: none known to exist

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Input: [Model] Power Macintosh x100 [ROM SIMM slot?] Yes [Notes]

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Input: [NEMA Rating] 1 [IP Equivalent] IP10 [IP Definition] 1 = Protected against solid foreign objects of 50mm in diameter and greater [4] 0 = Not Protected [NEMA Definition]

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

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Input: [NEMA Rating] 2 [IP Equivalent] IP11 [IP Definition] 1 = Protected against solid foreign objects of 50mm in diameter and greater [4] 1 = Protected against vertically falling water drops [NEMA Definition]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Input: [NEMA Rating] 5 [IP Equivalent] IP52 [IP Definition] 5 = Protected against dust - Limited to ingress (no harmful deposit) [4] 2 = Protected against direct sprays of water up to 15° from the vertical. [NEMA Definition]

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

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Input: [NEMA Rating] 6 [IP Equivalent] IP67 [IP Definition] 6 = Totally protected against dust [4] 7 = Protected against the effects of temporary immersion between 15cm and 1m. Duration of test 30 minutes. [NEMA Definition]

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

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Input: [NEMA Rating] 6P [IP Equivalent] IP67 [IP Definition] 6 = Totally protected against dust [4] 7 = Protected against the effects of temporary immersion between 15cm and 1m. Duration of test 30 minutes. [NEMA Definition]

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

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Input: [NEMA Rating] 12 and 12K [IP Equivalent] IP52 [IP Definition] 5 = Protected against dust - Limited to ingress (no harmful deposit) [4] 2 = Protected against direct sprays of water up to 15° from the vertical. [NEMA Definition]

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

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

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

Rugged Technologies - NEMA Ratings and IP Equivalency Chart


Input: [Skin Toxicity Grade] Grade 1: Numbness, dysesthesia, paresthesia, tingling, painless swelling, erythema or discomfort of the hands or feet which does not disrupt the patient's normal activities [Occurrence] Any occurrence [Suggested Dose Modification]

Output: Continue treatment with NEXAVAR and consider topical therapy for symptomatic relief

NEXAVAR(sorafenib)tablets 200 mg Drug Information - Medicine Online

Table 3: Suggested Dose Modifications for Skin Toxicity


Input: [Skin Toxicity Grade] Grade 2: Painful erythema and swelling of the hands or feet and/or discomfort affecting the patient's normal activities [Occurrence] 1st occurrence [Suggested Dose Modification]

Output: Continue treatment with NEXAVAR and consider topical therapy for symptomatic relief If no improvement within 7 days, see below

NEXAVAR(sorafenib)tablets 200 mg Drug Information - Medicine Online


Input: [Occurrence] No improvement within 7 days or 2nd or 3rd occurrence [Suggested Dose Modification]

Output: Interrupt NEXAVAR treatment until toxicity resolves to Grade 0-1 When resuming treatment, decrease NEXAVAR dose by one dose level (400 mg daily or 400 mg every other day)

NEXAVAR(sorafenib)tablets 200 mg Drug Information - Medicine Online


Input: [Occurrence] 4th occurrence [Suggested Dose Modification]

Output: Discontinue NEXAVAR treatment

NEXAVAR(sorafenib)tablets 200 mg Drug Information - Medicine Online


Input: [Skin Toxicity Grade] Grade 3: Moist desquamation, ulceration, bulering or severe pain of the hands or feet, or severe discomfort that causes the patient to be unable to work or perform activities of daily living [Occurrence] 1st or 2nd occurrence [Suggested Dose Modification]

Output: Interrupt NEXAVAR treatment until toxicity resolves to Grade 0-1 When resuming treatment, decrease NEXAVAR dose by one dose level (400 mg daily or 400 mg every other day)

NEXAVAR(sorafenib)tablets 200 mg Drug Information - Medicine Online


Input: [Occurrence] 3rd occurrence [Suggested Dose Modification]

Output: Discontinue NEXAVAR treatment

NEXAVAR(sorafenib)tablets 200 mg Drug Information - Medicine Online


Input: [Brand & Flavour] H2COCO – 330ml [Price & Location] Enjoy 4 delicious flavours of H2COCO Pure Coconut Water with splashes of Original, Organic Natural, Pommegranate & Acai and Pineapple. [Taste & Review]

Output: Just quietly, I am loving the comeback of tetra packs. Not only are they proving to be the funkiest solution for an easy to use/easy to store solution, but they keep the product fresh and ready to drink. As for the product itself, I believe the up and coming competitors in the coconut water brand should watch out for H2COCO!We had the pleasure of having some shipped to us but it is now available in all leading supermarkets including Coles and Woolworths. Clean, crisp taste with a slight earthy – coconutty (yes, I just made that word up) hint, but not too overpowering. Goes down a real treat when served chilled. Tasty enough to make you go ‘please sir, can I have some more?’. 10/10

Coconut Water Reviews & Best Coconut Water


Input: [Brand & Flavour] Coconut Essence – 520ml [Price & Location] View the list of stockists at coconutessence.com.au [Taste & Review]

Output: Coconut Essence – Yummmmmmmmmmm and Huuuuuuuuuuugeeeee are two words that come to mind when kicking back with this delightful new product. The crew at Coconut Essence have heard your cries for a bigger and better improvement than what is currently in the marketplace and have delivered a drink that packs a powerful amount of good-for-you goodness!Complimenting the massive 520ml can is a fresh yet slightly sweet water that takes us back to Bali days of sipping on freshly cut coconuts on Jimbaran Bay. Their ingredient declaration states that it is nothing but natural coconut water which leaves us a little baffled at its slight sweet taste, but who am I to complain? This drink rocks (and tastes awesome on the rocks!) 9.85/10

Coconut Water Reviews & Best Coconut Water


Input: [Brand & Flavour] Taste Nirvana – Real Coconut Water with Pulp Can – 480 ml can [Price & Location] Available now from these local distributors. [Taste & Review]

Output: “Happiness inside” is exactly the claim this coconut water makes and it’s bang on the money. From the first taste of this sweet coconut water it is refreshing and easy on the taste buds. The 480 ml can is also a good size for most people and enough coconut water to quench your thirst or be a nice additive to your breakfast smoothie.The pulp also makes it a little more interesting and particular great for use in shakes or post work out mixes. If you’re not into pulp however you can always opt for one of Taste Nirvana’s non pulp variety, which is enjoyed by many coconut water enthusiasts.

Coconut Water Reviews & Best Coconut Water


Input: [Brand & Flavour] Pure Young Coconut Water – 500 ml can [Price & Location] Online & Health Food Stores. [Taste & Review]

Output: This extremely sweet tasting coconut water originates from Thailand and can be purchased in a huge 520 ml can. This size is typically more than enough however due to the sweet taste you will be pleasantly surprised how easy and fast you will drink it. The nutritional information also shows that it’s pretty good for you in terms of sugar and sodium content. Read Pure Young Coconut Water Full Review

Coconut Water Reviews & Best Coconut Water


Input: [Brand & Flavour] UFC Coconut Water 1 Litre & 500ml tetra packs [Price & Location] Various – online. [Taste & Review]

Output: The coconut water that should be for UFC fighters packs a nice punch of coconut water that is subtly sweet but enjoyable none the less.It is very easy to drink, has a resealable lid in case you can’t finish it all in one sitting and has one of the least amounts of sugar and sodium out of all of the coconut water’s we had tested. Read UFC Coconut Water Full Review

Coconut Water Reviews & Best Coconut Water


Input: [Brand & Flavour] Oqua Coconut Water – 350ml [Price & Location] Stockists available in Queensland. [Taste & Review]

Output: Oqua Coconut Water is one of the best tasting coconut water products you can buy based on the delicious coconut flavour and how extremely refreshing it is to drink after exercise. It was also very good at helping curve fatigue and tiredness after playing soccer and kept us alert and motivated hours after finishing exercise rather than lethargic when drinking plain water.It’s slightly sweet taste is very easy to drink and subtle enough for just about anyone to enjoy this coconut water thoroughly. We also found the can stayed colder than some tetra packs making it even better to drink if you can’t keep it cold during your exercises.

Coconut Water Reviews & Best Coconut Water


Input: [Brand & Flavour] Life Coconut Water (Chilled Coconut Water) – 300ml [Price & Location] Available Online from Soulfresh. [Taste & Review]

Output: Life Coconut Water is a new range of coconut water that is extracted using High Pressure Processing (HPP) within minutes of the coconut being cracked. This allows the preservation of the antioxidants and nutrients contained in the coconut water. However this also means the coconut water needs to be kept refrigerated at all times otherwise it can expire.The distinct taste of Life Coconut Water is fresh and lively with all 3 flavours offering a different tang such as Thai Lime, Pineapple and the original Straight Up coconut water.The flavour of the Thai Lime coconut water is very strong and packs a punch but makes the perfect option for making cocktails. The Pineapple flavour is very sweet but refreshing to drink during exercise and also helps you keep going for longer. The Straight Up flavour is very much like a normal coconut water but tastes cool, refreshing and more natural.

Coconut Water Reviews & Best Coconut Water


Input: [Brand & Flavour] Celebrate Health Organic Coconut Water – 330ml [Price & Location] Available from leading Supermarkets and online. [Taste & Review]

Output: This very pink and colourful coconut water is certified organic and has a refreshing yet subtle coconut taste. It is available as a 330ml tetra pack and can be purchased from all leading supermarkets. The taste is very refreshing and it does a great job of hydrating your body after exercise. We tried Celebrate Health Coconut Water after a long walk and found ourselves recovered and hydrated within a short amount of time after consumption. Celebrate Health Organic Coconut Water Full Review.

Coconut Water Reviews & Best Coconut Water


Input: [Brand & Flavour] Beyond Coconut Water Slimline Can – 250ml [Price & Location] View the list of stockists online including Coles Health Food section. [Taste & Review]

Output: As one of the first organisations to release Coconut Water in the Australian market Beyond Coconut Water have a new addition to their family in the form of a 250ml slimline can. If you like the genuine taste of coconut this is most definitely the coconut water for you. It has a refreshing yet very distinct taste that is easy to drink after exercising. We recommend drinking this coconut water immediately after exercise or sports due to the excellent recovery and prevention of fatigue we experienced. Read our full article on the Beyond Coconut Water Slimline Can.

Coconut Water Reviews & Best Coconut Water


Input: [Brand & Flavour] Coconut Groove – 520ml [Price & Location] Stockists available in Queensland. [Taste & Review]

Output: This refreshing coconut water definitely doesn’t disappoint in the taste department. A large 520ml can of this coconut water is not only revitilising; it also makes you feel hydrated faster after finishing medium to high intensity activities.We personally couldn’t get enough of the superb taste and will drink it time and time again after running, cycling and football. The large volume of coconut water in the can also helps prevent a hang over after a night of drinking. Highly recommened! 9.85/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] H2COCO Organic – 330ml [Price & Location] View the list of stockists at www.h2coconut.com [Taste & Review]

Output: The team at H2Coco have outdone themselves again. In their strive for producing the most palatable and true coconut water we were pleased to find an organic impression of their PURE Coconut water. Not only do we love the smooth and refreshing burst of water but the USDA certified concotion makes us give two thumbs up. After a sweltering 36 degree day here in Perth, H2Coco provided a hit of rehydrating goodness that left us with a big “Ahhhhh” – That hit the spot! 9.5/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] Jax Coconut Water – Range of Bottles & Tetra Pack Sizes [Price & Location] Available Online [Taste & Review]

Output: First sip of this elixir will have you coming back for more. We love the option of chic 250 ml glass bottles, funky 350 tetra packs and the ever so economical 1 litre tetra packs (for those days when just one gulp isn’t enough). Jax coco is crisp and refreshing, with no coco aftertaste , just what we like! Best to refrigerate overnight and leave in the freezer 1 hour before consuming to really get that sharp “ahhhh” that makes you instantly refreshed. We tried this product after a grueling morning at the beach and no doubt will be seeing more of it stocked in our fridge for summer.

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] Natural RAWC Coconut Water [Price & Location] Available from a variety of outlets and online. [Taste & Review]

Output: The taste of RAWC Coconut Water is refreshing, hydrating and a pleasure to drink after a high level of exercise. It definitely tastes natural and is very easy to drink from the tetra packs that are available in 330ml and 1 litre sizes (including screw cap for saving until later).After a 2 and a half hour bike ride RAWC Coconut Water tasted great from the 1 litre tetra pack and definitely made recovery a lot easier while being able to quench my thirst to a level that Powerade and water simply couldn’t achieve. Due to it’s great taste, transport ability and nutritional information we rate this Coconut Water 8.5/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] H2COCO – Pomegranate & Acai – 330ml [Price & Location] View the list of stockists at www.h2coconut.com [Taste & Review]

Output: Whilst i am quite the keen adventurer into the realm of super antioxidant, super fruit, super healthy, super-super-good-for-you goodness, i have had quite the terrifying experiences when companies try to blend Pomegranate and Acai into some relevant all mighty wonder juice. I have had gluggy, pulpy,over sweet (to try and maximise the full flavour) and just plain tastes like the grey water you get from a load of washing (don’t get me wrong, i have never nor have the urge to drink grey water in my life, but it seemed like a great description at the time). So there i was staring at the H2Coco pack, giving it a good eyeballing and thinking of ways i could review without having to drink the darn thing, but alas my journalistic moral head got the better of me and the only way i could give a true depiction of my experience was to try, even if it was only a little… and boy was i surprised, even a little bewildered (and a little embarrased) that i had let my past experiences get the better of me. H2Coco has released a Coconut water that blends subtle yet quite distinctively berry-ish notes of Pomegranate and Acai which have ultimately turn me into a believer of THERE IS A BLEND GOD! I love the fact that the fruit does not overpower the coconut water yet holds a berry feel in your mouth, best served over ice! 8/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] H2COCO – Pineapple – 330ml [Price & Location] View the list of stockists at www.h2coconut.com [Taste & Review]

Output: Here at Coconut Water Australia we have reviewed a large amount of pineapple coconut water. Some sweet, Some tart, Some tasting like it should be called ‘Pineapple Juice with a hint of coconut water’, yet we have found that H2Coco have seemed to hit the nail on the head when it comes to producing a drink that should concentrate on the primary ingredient Coconut Water, after all that is what the consumer is first and foremost buying the product for, right? (well we should hope so, otherwise we are in a totally different ballfield, Toto). H2Coco complete with a refreshing hit of pineapple leaves the feeling of summer and all it’s summery goodness with the finish of every sip. It was these blends (Pomagranate and Acai included) that are paving the way for other companies to follow. 8/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] Pearl Royal Coconut Water [Price & Location] Please contact Pearl Royal for distributors. [Taste & Review]

Output: You’ve got to hand it to the marketing / branding team over at Pearl Royal, they really know how to attract attention! I was super excited to inspect their bio-degradable packaging in the shape of a young greeen coconut (as pictured) with 200 ml tetra packaged drink inside, this is something i could definately see as an attraction to those brand conscious consumers who like to make a statement! Upon tasting Pear Royal i noticed a slightly sweet aftertaste, which soon i found could be a similiarity between other brands who source their coconuts from the Thailand region, therefore i would recommend this if you’re after a sweeter nectar… the only irritable moment i found was that not only did it go down too quickly, there was simply not enough (suggestion of upsizing the packaging to 300-375ml?). Although i would also use this as an alternative to your lunch box fruit juice (calling all lunch box pedantic parents)- definitley a more healthier and preservative free option! 8/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] Fresh Coconut [Price & Location] Available in Indonesia. [Taste & Review]

Output: We have hit the motherload people! A recent trip to Indonesia has opened our eyes to the Holy Grail of the freshest, most tastiest, unbelievably amazingly unreal just-out-of-an-opened-young-coconut-water. The Indonesians drink coconut water just like we would drink water. Walk into any grocery shop, or street side cart and you will find an abundance of young coconuts ready to be devoured. One of the best experiences I had was being given a freshly opened coconut, with a little ice and a wedge of lime added… heaven! There is simply no rate review for this, however i do suggest the next time you are in Indonesia to take advantage of the wealth of coconuts there – which retail ae about 15,000 – 20,000 RRP (1.50-2.50 $AUS).

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] Celebes Organic Coconut Water [Price & Location] This line is available in leading supermarkets. [Taste & Review]

Output: You know what they say about “never judging a book by its cover” is the perfect term that springs to mind after reviewing Celebes. I found this humble can staring at me from one of the shopping aisles on my weekly grocery pilgrimage. I am ashamed to say I had low expectations due to the experiences I had received with random coconut can pick-ups (usually from the multicultural stores), however after a good overnight chilling I was a little bit more than pleasantly surprised. To be completely honest, once I popped I could not stop. This coconut water encompasses the very essence of a refreshing drink with no coco-nutty aftertaste. 9/10.

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] C Coconut Water [Price & Location] Visit C Coconut Water for stockists. [Taste & Review]

Output: It seems that more and more brands are jumping on the tetra pack bandwagon which seems to be the most environmentally friendly and best way to preserve the coconut water without the need for added sugar or preservatives, and C has taken this organic certified product one step further by committing to the preservation of Philippine communities (presumably where they harvest the coconuts from) and donates seeds and grains for farming to the village surrounding the production facility. So whilst every effort has been made to bring the consumer the most natural – straight from the source product, we were hopeful of a refreshing clean taste, which was presented by an aromatically nutty product which seems to be similar to alot of the coconut produce that comes out of the Phillipines. I would love to see this product mixed with hints of fruit juice (and maybe something out of the box unlike alot of the pineapple / mango / pomegranate mixes we see), which may aid the earthy flavour, however everyone is different and i do suggest you try it to guage your own taste sensation! 7/10 8/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] Real Coconut Water [Price & Location] Available online. [Taste & Review]

Output: It has a mild simple taste of coconut with an added unique feature, REAL coconut pulp! You can have it your way with this product, either choose the bottle with pulp, or choose the bottle with no pulp.Their slogan ‘ Happiness in a bottle’ which is found on the lid, can only be true if you like bits in your drink (otherwise choose the non-pulpy option). We were lucky enough to have these sent to us, although some ultra chic looking bottles were broken during transit (sad face). All in all, due to my paranoia of chewing while drinking, i preferred the Real Coconut water without pulp! Refreshing and pleasant with an acceptable serving size. 7.5/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] Coco Exposed – Mangosteen + Mango [Price & Location] This line is available in IGA’s nationwide, health shops, hundreds of cafes and health shops. [Taste & Review]

Output: It may be my love affair with summer and mangos (who wouldn’t love that combination?) but this little doozy of a drink makes me want summer all year round! Great combination of sweet mango and tart mangosteen leaves a refreshing taste in your mouth and makes you wish there was more than just 350 ml in each bottle. I’m not too sure whether I am sold on the bits of aloe floating around but it certainly aids in fast hydration recovery and gives you something to chew on midst gulp so that you don’t drink it all in one mouthful. 8/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] Cocobella – Pineapple Flavour – 250ml [Price & Location] Can be found in most Coles stores in the non-refrigerated cool drink aisle (mostly around the water / Powerade / Energy drink section) from $1.99 (or 2 for $3.60 if you’re lucky) [Taste & Review]

Output: From first sight, this brightly coloured funky tetra packaged drink pleases the eye and most definitely pleases the tastebuds. Mind you if I was to taste test this with a blindfold, I would swear I was drinking straight pineapple juice (you can make your mind up whether that’s a good thing or not). Whilst it contains the whole ‘5 key electrolytes, zero fat, zero cholesterol, no preservatives’ lingo have a look at the ingredients and you’ll find cane sugar (da da dummm) which correct me if I’m wrong, is used as a preservative as well as a flavouring additive in most juices. Which makes sense considering it is made in Indonesia and packed in a heat treated pack to preserve the juice. Tastes good though! 8/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] Nudie Coconut Water – Orange and Passion fruit 330ml [Price & Location] Paid $2.49 for a 330ml chilled plastic bottle in the fruit juice aisle of the cold department from IGA South Fremantle. [Taste & Review]

Output: My most pleasurable coconut water so far. If anyone remembers the icy pole called ‘Frosty Fruits’, you will get a surprising hint of those flavours in this drink. The Orange and Passionfruit works well together against the mild coconut base, and in my opinion this is the most pleasant tasting infused water I have come across. At it only contains 100% fruit juice and no sugar or preservatives; I would recommend this as an alternative to your morning OJ. Definitely a lot less calories too! 8/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] Coco Exposed – Peach + Kiwi [Price & Location] This line is available in IGA’s nationwide, health shops, hundreds of cafes and health shops. [Taste & Review]

Output: The one thing that I am impressed by Alo (founders of Aloe Vera drink and new onto the market with the next generation of tasty hydration) is that they are not afraid to step outside the box when it comes to taste combinations. We had the pleasure of tasting their new range Coco Exposed which marries the partnership of coconuts and Aloe Vera plants worldwide! We seem to have stumbled upon the next wave of exotic influenced drinks and Peach + Kiwi was first on our taste list. Could definitely taste the peachiness in our first sip which overpowered the sense of kiwi although this doesn’t hamper the taste at all. One thing that has a unique selling proposition of this brand is the added Aloe Vera plant – it literally has bits of Aloe floating in the bottle! If you aren’t kind to jelly like concotions then you may have some obligations, however I would recommend you do try it, even if it is just once! 7.5/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] Kokomo Coconut Water – Organic [Price & Location] Available in Natural and Mango Flavoured coconut water. [Taste & Review]

Output: It’s becoming apparent that consumers are wanting not only natural products, but certified organic products, and Schweppes seems to have produced a item for consumption that not only conforms to the demand, but is pleasantly hydrating too. Be sure to drink chilled as it still has a slightly nutty taste.I tried Kokomo Organic Coconut water the morning of quite a terrible hangover and it seemed to do the trick in ailing my sore head and dry throat. 7.5/10

Coconut Water Reviews & Best Coconut Water


Input: [Brand & Flavour] Kokomo Coconut Water – Mango [Price & Location] Available in Natural and Mango Flavoured coconut water. [Taste & Review]

Output: What I absolutely loved about this product was that Kokomo is Fair trade certified (For those of you playing at home, The Fair Trade Sustainability Alliance (FairTSA) is a non-profit organisation specialising in fair trade and social responsibility standard development, ethical supply chain management and accountable, sustainable community development). By being certified Kokomo are helping the Philippines to grow communities that are happy, sustainable and healthy – just like their coconuts (from which Kokomo coconut water is extracted from). Being a keen lover of Mango I was a little disappointed at the lack of sweet or tart mango flavour which was replaced with a light subtle fruity hint however everybody is different so I suggest you try it to see for yourself! 7.5/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] Vita Coco – Coconut Water with Pineapple 330ml [Price & Location] Paid $3.50 for a 330ml tetra pack from Bikram Yoga South. Not as expensive as Dr. Martins but would take a weekly chunk out of your wallet if you were to drink this every day. Please note: Bikram Yoga only sells this to its members, so if you stroll in and aren’t a member, you may be refused! [Taste & Review]

Output: Definitely more pleasant than my first experience, this tasty drink packs a mild punch of pineapple that is not too sweet and does not overpower the hint of coconut. Tastes a little like a pina colada. Would definitely purchase again. 7/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] Beyond 100% Coconut Water – 300ml [Price & Location] Available in selected Health Food Stores and Supermarkets. [Taste & Review]

Output: By far the most intense, earthy coconut water I have tasted to date. Whilst the packaging comes in a chic glass bottle, the water packs a powerful aroma that could make or break your first impression. To be honest you’re either going to love or hate it, this is definitely not one for the sweet tooth as it is pure earthy 100% coconut water (almost as if your drinking it straight from a freshly opened coconut). However I found it perfectly matched to consume straight after a Bikram Yoga class as it offers super quick hydration, but be sure to drink it icy cold! 7/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] Tendo Coconut Water – 200ml [Price & Location] Available in Melbourne and Sydney Indian ethnic shops for around $1.50. [Taste & Review]

Output: After tasting Tendo Coconut Water it’s easy to agree with it’s slogan of “Pure young coconut water with no preservative & sugar” as the natural coconut water taste is there however it lacks the satisfaction other coconut waters give you after a hard workout session or class. If you find other brands too sweet or over flavoured this is definitely the coconut water you should be drinking. For only $1.50 a tetra pack it’s a good but subtle tasting hydration product at a good price. 7/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] King Island Coconut Water [Price & Location] King Island Coconut Water can be purchased at Goodies & Grains, Adelaide. [Taste & Review]

Output: King Island Coconut Water is another Thai based coconut water packaged in nicely decorated massive 1 litre tetra pack! The taste is coconut like but it seems to develop into a manufactured taste after a few mouthfuls which is a little disappointing. I personally couldn’t finish a 1 litre tetra pack so I’d only recommend this coconut water if it is produced in a smaller volume product, or if you’re not fussy about coconut water. ** Recent Update ** We consumed this coconut water on our Perth to Fremantle bike ride which absolutely did the trick of hydrating us without the taste issues we noticed when first reviewed 2 years ago. 7/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] GoCoconuts – Organic Coconut Water [Price & Location] GoCoconuts be found in leading supermarkets and delis. [Taste & Review]

Output: GoCoconuts is a Thai based coconut water with 100% USDA Certification as an organic product. It has a refreshing coconut taste and is perfect for satisfying a strong thirst however it seems to be missing a wow factor. It has a nice taste but the 350ml can seems to last forever as each mouthful seems less satisfying as the previous – perhaps it really does effectively quench your thirst? It’s worth drinking if it’s the only coconut water available or cheaper than it’s higher rated competitors, otherwise stick to the coconut waters rated 8 or 9 out of 10. 6.5/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] Go Coco – Natural Coconut Water Flavour [Price & Location] Can be found in most Coles stores in the non-refrigerated cool drink aisle (mostly around the water / Powerade / Energy drink section) from $2.49 [Taste & Review]

Output: Hits you with more of a ‘coco-nutty’ taste from the first refreshing sip, but gets a bit sickly sweet after a couple of mouthfuls (probably due to the sweetner). Low in calorie but buyer beware this drink is sweetened with Stevia which has only been approved to use in Australia since 2008 as internationally the acceptable daily intake is still being researched. Even with the sweetner the drink packs a whopping load of sugar, 5 teaspoons to be exact. Too sweet to use as an after recovery drink, but splash some rum and you’ll have a perfect summer cocktail. 6.5/10

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Input: [Brand & Flavour] Nudie Coconut Water – Straight Up 330ml [Price & Location] Paid $2.49 for a 330ml chilled plastic bottle in the fruit juice aisle of the cold department from IGA South Fremantle. The cheapest coconut water I have come across so far, although still agitated that you can purchase coconut water such as vita coco in America for U.S $ 1.00 per 330ml bottle. [Taste & Review]

Output: I used this pure coconut water as a replacement to the Powerade that I drink when I play soccer on sundays. First mouthful is slightly bland but you get used to the taste as you drink it. It worked well as a quick rehydration drink and was only 60 calories (in relation to the 181 calories in the drink I usually consume). 6/10

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