Input: [Product] Nanomesh waterstick [How it works] A straw-like filtration device that uses carbon nanotubes placed on a flexible, porous, material [Developer] Seldon Laboratories, United States [Importance]

Output: The waterstick cleans as you drink. Doctors in Africa are using a prototype and the final product will be made available at an affordable cost in developing countries

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Input: [Product] World filter [How it works] Filter using a nanofibre layer, made up of polymers, resins, ceramic and other materials, that removes contaminants [Developer] KX Industries, United States [Importance]

Output: Designed specifically for household or community-level use in developing countries. The filters are effective, easy to use and require no maintenance

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Input: [Product] Pesticide filter [How it works] Filter using nanosilver to adsorb and then degrade three pesticides commonly found in Indian water supplies [Developer] Indian Institute of Technology in Chennai, India, and Eureka Forbes Limited, India [Importance]

Output: Pesticides are often found in developing country water supplies. This pesticide filter could provide a typical Indian household with 6000 litres of clean water over one year

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Input: [Additive] oiliness agent [Example] polyol ester [Purpose]

Output: increases film strength

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Input: [Additive] emulsifier [Example] petroleum sulfonate, salts of fatty acids, nonionic surfactants [Purpose]

Output: to disperse oil in water, improve wetting of part

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Input: [Additive] alkanolamine [Example] monoethanolamine, triethaolamine [Purpose]

Output: to provide reserve alkalinity

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Input: [Additive] extreme pressure agent [Example] sulfurized fatty materials, chlorinated paraffins, phosphorus derivatives [Purpose]

Output: to lubricate under high pressure

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Input: [Additive] biocide [Example] triazine, oxazolidine [Purpose]

Output: to reduce microorganisms

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Input: [Additive] coupling agent [Example] fatty alcohol [Purpose]

Output: to improve the solubility of the various additives in the MWF

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Input: [Additive] corrosion inhibitor [Example] sodium sulfonates, fatty acid soaps, amines [Purpose]

Output: to prevent part or tool corrosion

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Input: [Additive] defoamer [Example] long chain fatty alcohol [Purpose]

Output: to reduce foam production

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Input: [Additive] metal passivator [Example] triazole [Purpose]

Output: to protect newly exposed metal from corrosion

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Input: [Additive] dye [Example] *** [Purpose]

Output: aesthetic, identification

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Input: A smokkr open in the front: The remains of the smokkr at Pskov were found inside a box inside the grave and thus give no information regarding where on the body it was worn. While the upper part of the smokkr hasn't been preserved in its entirety, it doesn't automatically follow that there must have been an opening somewhere.

Output: A smokkr open in the front: The evidence argues against a frontal opening. Several graves contain fragments of the front of the smokkr. One of these (597) even has a 22 cm long piece of the front of a smokkr, including the 12-13 cm of fabric that ran between the brooches.

Viking women: Clothing: Aprondress (smokkr)

Hägg's comments regarding the Birka evidence


Input: Brooches: The brooches at Pskov were found inside a box inside the grave and thus give no information on which position they were worn in.

Output: Brooches: The majority of graves in Birka and the rest of Scandinavia have brooches placed near the clavicles or high upon the chest. The grave finds Larsson refers to are a strict minority, and the position of the brooches near the breasts in these graves has been explained earlier. The decomposition of the body will have caused some of the brooches to move lower, helped by the fact that several of the bodies were buried in a sitting or crouching position.

Viking women: Clothing: Aprondress (smokkr)

Hägg's comments regarding the Birka evidence


Input: Smokkr loops: There is no evidence for tablet woven bands in the Pskov find. The smokkr loops appear to have been made from the same blue linen as the rest of the smokkr.

Output: Smokkr loops: There is no evidence for the use of tablet woven bands as straps in the entire Scandinavian archaeological material. Larsson refers to Agnes Geijer's description of the Birka finds, but what Geijer actually reports is that the tablet woven bands ran horizontally under the brooches, not vertically over the shoulders as straps.

Viking women: Clothing: Aprondress (smokkr)

Hägg's comments regarding the Birka evidence


Input: Decoration: There is no evidence for tablet woven bands in the Pskov find, metallic or otherwise. The distinctive pattern of three strips of silk used at the top of the smokkr isn't visible in the photographs as they have been placed at the back of the smokkr.

Output: Decoration: Although the metallic tablet woven bands decorating the clothing of the women at Birka almost always were made from silver thread, the reconstruction uses golden bands. No bands have been found in a position lower than the hip at Birka, but the reconstruction still positions bands at the lower edges of the garments.

Viking women: Clothing: Aprondress (smokkr)

Hägg's comments regarding the Birka evidence


Input: Tunic and serk: The Pskov find shows evidence for a blue linen serk with purple silk cuffs and possibly purple silk bands fastened to the lower edge of the dress. This has little in common with the two garments shown in the reconstruction, but perhaps the layers beneath the smokkr were not based on the Pskov evidence.

Output: Tunic and serk: The decorated tunic has been placed inside the linen serk in direct opposition to the layering of the Birka graves.

Viking women: Clothing: Aprondress (smokkr)

Hägg's comments regarding the Birka evidence


Input: Headdress: There is no evidence for a headdress in the Pskov find

Output: Headdress: Skull fragments from Birka have metallic tablet woven bands that were sewn on to some kind of headdress, unlike the single band wrapped around the head worn in the reconstruction.

Viking women: Clothing: Aprondress (smokkr)

Hägg's comments regarding the Birka evidence


Input: [0] Origin [1] Product category [2] Hazard [3] Product category [5] Product category [6] Hazard [7] Product category [8] Hazard [9] Product category [10] Hazard [4]

Output: Hazard

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Input: [0] Austria [1] feed materials [2] Salmonella Agona [3] feed materials [5] nuts, nut products and seeds [6] aflatoxins [7] fruits and vegetables [8] omethoate [9] fruits and vegetables [10] monocrotophos [4]

Output: Salmonella Mbandaka

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Input: [0] Belgium [1] nuts, nut products and seeds [2] aflatoxins [3] dietetic foods, food supp., fortified foods [5] feed materials [6] too high count of Enterobacteriaceae [7] feed materials [8] Salmonella spp. [9] feed materials [10] aflatoxins [4]

Output: unauthorised irradiation

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Input: [0] Bulgaria [1] fruits and vegetables [2] formetanate [3] fruits and vegetables [5] fruits and vegetables [6] tetradifon [7] fruits and vegetables [8] oxamyl [9] fruits and vegetables [10] clofentezine [4]

Output: procymidone

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Input: [0] Cyprus [1] food contact materials [2] migration of primary aromatic amines [3] cephalopods and products thereof [5] feed materials [6] aflatoxins [7] food contact materials [8] migration of formaldehyde [9] food contact materials [10] migration of lead [4]

Output: arsenic

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Input: [0] Czech Republic [1] cereals and bakery products [2] insufficient labelling [3] food contact materials [5] food contact materials [6] migration of primary aromatic amines [7] food contact materials [8] migration of formaldehyde [9] nuts, nut products and seeds [10] unsuitable organoleptic characteristics [4]

Output: material abrading

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Input: [0] Denmark [1] fruits and vegetables [2] aflatoxins [3] meat and meat products (other than poultry) [5] feed materials [6] high count of Enterobacteriaceae [7] herbs and spices [8] Salmonella spp. [9] poultry meat and poultry meat products [10] Salmonella enteritidis [4]

Output: prohibited substance chloramphenicol

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Input: [0] Estonia [1] food contact materials [2] migration of formaldehyde [3] feed materials [5] fish and fish products [6] parasitic infestation with Anisakis [7] food contact materials [8] migration of lead [9] feed materials [10] Salmonella spp. [4]

Output: Salmonella

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Input: [0] Finland [1] fruits and vegetables [2] too high content of sulphite [3] non-alcoholic beverages [5] dietetic foods, food supp, fortified foods [6] unauthorised substance 1,3 dimethylamylamine [7] nuts, nut products and seeds [8] aflatoxins [9] dietetic foods, food supp., fortified foods [10] unauthorised substance tadalafil [4]

Output: too high content of E 210 - benzoic acid

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Input: [0] France [1] fruits and vegetables [2] aflatoxins [3] herbs and spices [5] herbs and spices [6] bifenthrin [7] herbs and spices [8] triazophos [9] herbs and spices [10] diethion [4]

Output: profenofos

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Input: [0] Germany [1] nuts, nut products and seeds [2] aflatoxins [3] fruits and vegetables [5] poultry meat and poultry meat products [6] unauthorised substance clopidol [7] food contact materials [8] migration of formaldehyde [9] meat and meat products (other than poultry) [10] shigatoxin-producing Escherichia coli [4]

Output: aflatoxins

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Input: [0] Greece [1] nuts, nut products and seeds [2] aflatoxins [3] nuts, nut products and seeds [5] feed materials [6] Salmonella spp. [7] fruits and vegetables [8] too high content of sulphite [9] nuts, nut products and seeds [10] Salmonella Mbandaka [4]

Output: Salmonella spp.

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Input: [0] Hungary [1] soups, broths, sauces and condiments [2] attempt to illegally import [3] nuts, nut products and seeds [5] feed materials [6] Salmonella Senftenberg [7] cereals and bakery products [8] undeclared peanut [9] cocoa and cocoa preparations, coffee and tea [10] undeclared hazelnut [4]

Output: infested with larvae of insects

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Input: [0] Ireland [1] dietetic foods, food supp., fortified foods [2] unauthorised substance 1,3 dimethylamylamine [3] food contact materials [5] poultry meat and poultry meat products [6] unauthorised substance clopidol [7] food contact materials [8] migration of DEHP - di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate [9] prepared dishes and snacks [10] high content of aluminium [4]

Output: migration of primary aromatic amines

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Input: [0] Italy [1] food contact materials [2] migration of chromium [3] fish and fish products [5] food contact materials [6] migration of manganese [7] food contact materials [8] migration of nickel [9] fish and fish products [10] parasitic infestation with Anisakis [4]

Output: mercury

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Input: [0] Latvia [1] dietetic foods, food supp., fortified foods [2] unauthorised irradiation [3] dietetic foods, food supp., fortified foods [5] food contact materials [6] migration of formaldehyde [7] non-alcoholic beverages [8] unauthorised use of colour E 127 - erythrosine [9] dietetic foods, food supp., fortified foods [10] irradiation in an unauthorised facility [4]

Output: benzethonium chloride

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Input: [0] Lithuania [1] dietetic foods, food supp., fortified foods [2] irradiation in an unauthorised facility [3] dietetic foods, food supp., fortified foods [5] dietetic foods, food supp., fortified foods [6] high content of lead [7] fats and oils [8] benzo(a)pyrene [9] nuts, nut products and seeds [10] aflatoxins [4]

Output: unauthorised irradiation

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Input: [0] Luxembourg [1] food contact materials [2] migration of formaldehyde [3] food contact materials [5] dietetic foods, food supp., fortified foods [6] unauthorised substance sibutramine [7] non-alcoholic beverages [8] E 210 - benzoic acid unauthorised [9] other food product / mixed [10] ochratoxin A [4]

Output: migration of melamine

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Input: [0] Malta [1] fish and fish products [2] mercury [3] fruits and vegetables [5] food contact materials [6] improper health certificate(s) [7] fish & fish products [8] histamine [9] crustaceans and products thereof [10] too high content of sulphite [4]

Output: aflatoxins

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Input: [0] The Netherlands [1] nuts, nut products and seeds [2] aflatoxins [3] feed materials [5] fruits and vegetables [6] methomyl [7] herbs and spices [8] Salmonella spp. [9] food contact materials [10] migration of formaldehyde [4]

Output: aflatoxins

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Input: [0] Poland [1] nuts, nut products and seeds [2] infested with mites [3] food contact materials [5] nuts, nut products and seeds [6] living and dead mites [7] dietetic foods, food supp., fortified foods [8] unauthorised substance 1,3 dimethylamylamine [9] food contact materials [10] migration of cadmium [4]

Output: migration of lead

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Input: [0] Portugal [1] food contact materials [2] migration of epoxidised soybean oil (ESBO) [3] other food product / mixed [5] cereals and bakery products [6] unauthorised genetically modified [7] poultry meat and poultry meat products [8] unauthorised substance clopidol [9] dietetic foods, food supp., fortified foods [10] unauthorised novel food [4]

Output: high content of aluminium

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Input: [0] Romania [1] fruits and vegetables [2] imazalil [3] fish and fish products [5] nuts, nut products and seeds [6] aflatoxins [7] dietetic foods, food supp., fortified foods [8] absence of health certificate(s) [9] dietetic foods, food supp., fortified foods [10] attempt to illegally import [4]

Output: parasitic infestation with Anisakis

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Input: [0] Slovakia [1] fruits and vegetables [2] unauthorised food additive formic acid [3] honey and royal jelly [5] nuts, nut products and seeds [6] unsuitable organoleptic characteristics [7] herbs and spices [8] undeclared celery [9] cereals and bakery products [10] E 210 - benzoic acid unauthorised [4]

Output: sulfamethoxazole unauthorised

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Input: [0] Slovenia [1] dietetic foods, food supp., fortified foods [2] unauthorised substance sibutramine [3] fruits and vegetables [5] cereals and bakery products [6] undeclared milk ingredient [7] confectionery [8] undeclared milk ingredient [9] food contact materials [10] migration of chromium [4]

Output: dimethoate

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Input: [0] Spain [1] fish and fish products [2] poor temp control - rupture of the cold chain - [3] nuts, nut products and seeds [5] crustaceans and products thereof [6] poor temperature control - rupture of the cold chain - [7] cephalopods and products thereof [8] poor temperature control - rupture of the cold chain - [9] dietetic foods, food supp, fortified foods [10] unauthorised substance 1,3 dimethylamylamine [4]

Output: aflatoxins

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Input: [0] Sweden [1] meat and meat products (other than poultry) [2] Salmonella [3] meat and meat products (other than poultry) [5] meat and meat products (other than poultry) [6] Salmonella spp. [7] dietetic foods, food supp., fortified foods [8] unauthorised substance 1,3 dimethylamylamine [9] feed materials [10] Salmonella Mbandaka [4]

Output: Salmonella typhimurium

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Input: [0] UK [1] feed materials [2] aflatoxins [3] fruits and vegetables [5] nuts, nut products & seeds [6] aflatoxins [7] fruits and vegetables [8] monocrotophos [9] fruits and vegetables [10] acephate [4]

Output: Salmonella spp.

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Input: [Artesian water] Form of element [:] :

Output: a compound where element retains its migration capacity. An element can migrate as a dredge, a colloid, or in a solution as an ion or a complex compound.

all ground water, excluding subsoil water, bedded between waterproof rocks and having a water head.


Input: [Artesian water] Geochemical barrier [:] :

Output: a transition zone where one geochemical situation meets another.

all ground water, excluding subsoil water, bedded between waterproof rocks and having a water head.


Input: [Artesian water] Ground water [:] :

Output: water situated in the Earth’s crust as a liquid, vapor or solid substance, bedded in soils, sedimentary and massive-crystal rocks.

all ground water, excluding subsoil water, bedded between waterproof rocks and having a water head.


Input: [Artesian water] Hydrogeological structure [:] :

Output: a geological structure with similar hydrogeological characteristics determining the character of water distribution and peculiarities of chemical composition.

all ground water, excluding subsoil water, bedded between waterproof rocks and having a water head.


Input: [Artesian water] Migration capacity [:] :

Output: the capacity of a chemical element to be in a solute state under defined geochemical conditions and, therefore, retaining its mobility.

all ground water, excluding subsoil water, bedded between waterproof rocks and having a water head.


Input: [Artesian water] Monomeric [:] :

Output: consisting of a single component.

all ground water, excluding subsoil water, bedded between waterproof rocks and having a water head.


Input: [Artesian water] Permittivity [:] :

Output: the quality of a material that allows it to store a given amount of water.

all ground water, excluding subsoil water, bedded between waterproof rocks and having a water head.


Input: [Artesian water] Soil water [:] :

Output: water solution located in the porous zones in soils in different forms and phase states.

all ground water, excluding subsoil water, bedded between waterproof rocks and having a water head.


Input: [Artesian water] Subsoil water [:] :

Output: water of the first permanently existing aquifer, closest to the land surface. This is a saturation zone.

all ground water, excluding subsoil water, bedded between waterproof rocks and having a water head.


Input: [Artesian water] Water exchange zone [:] :

Output: a zone of active, slow or difficult water exchange, in which a defined volume of water can pass through it in a defined period of time.

all ground water, excluding subsoil water, bedded between waterproof rocks and having a water head.


Input: [Artesian water] Zone of hypergenesis [:] :

Output: a zone characterized by the formation of specific rocks and hypergene bodies.

all ground water, excluding subsoil water, bedded between waterproof rocks and having a water head.


Input: [Artesian water] Zone of suspended water (unsaturated zone) [:] :

Output: zone of soil situated between the land surface and subsoil water. The porous zone contains liquid and gaseous water, and air.

all ground water, excluding subsoil water, bedded between waterproof rocks and having a water head.


Input: [ABS] Electric Start [No] Yes [Yes] No [Alloy Wheels]

Output: Split Seat

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Input: [ABS] Under seat Exhaust [No] No [Yes] No [Alloy Wheels]

Output: Single Seat

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Input: [ABS] Daytime Running Lmp [No] No [Yes] No [Alloy Wheels]

Output: Traction Control

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Input: [ABS] Luggage Box [No] Standard [Yes] Front only [Alloy Wheels]

Output: Disc Brake

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Input: [ABS] Cruise Control [No] No [Yes] No [Alloy Wheels]

Output: Single Side Swing Arm

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Input: [ABS] Monoshock [No] Yes [Yes] Yes [Alloy Wheels]

Output: Digital Speedometer

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Input: [ABS] Digital Tachometer [No] No [Yes] No [Alloy Wheels]

Output: Dual Clutch Transmission

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Input: [ABS] Air Pressure Indicaton [No] No [Yes] No [Alloy Wheels]

Output: CD Changer

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Input: [ABS] Air Conditioner [No] No [Yes] No [Alloy Wheels]

Output: Fuel Calculator

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Input: [ABS] Seat Belt [No] No [Yes] No [Alloy Wheels]

Output: Reverse Gear

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Input: [ABS] Dual Exhaust [No] No [Yes] No [Alloy Wheels]

Output: Clip on Handle Bars

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Input: [ABS] Clock [No] No [Yes] No [Alloy Wheels]

Output: Gear Indicator

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Input: [ABS] Upside Down Front Forks [No] No [Yes] No [Alloy Wheels]

Output: Side Stand Warning

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Input: [ABS] Ride Modes [No] No [Yes] No [Alloy Wheels]

Output: GPS

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Input: [ABS] iPod Connectivity [No] No [Yes] No [Alloy Wheels]

Output: Heated Grips

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Input: [ABS] Airbags [No] No [Yes] No [Alloy Wheels]

Output: Heated Seats

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Input: [ABS] Adjustable windscreen [No] No [Yes] No [Alloy Wheels]

Output: Foot Warmer

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Input: [ABS] Charging Point [No] Yes [Yes] No [Alloy Wheels]

Output: Helmet Holder

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Input: [0] Level [1] Name [2] Cranial [3] Caudal [5] Posterior [6] Lateral [7] Medial [4]

Output: Anterior


Input: [0] Ia [1] Submental nodes [2] Geniohyoid m. [3] Platysma m. [5] Body of hyoid bone [6] Medial edge of anteriorbelly of digastric m. [7] Midline [4]

Output: Platysma m. Symphysis menti;


Input: [0] Ib [1] Submandibular nodes [2] Mylohyoid m., cranialedge of submandibulargland or caudal edge ofmedial pterygoid m. [3] Platysma m. [5] Body of hyoid bone;posterior edge ofsubmandibular gland [6] Basilar edge ofmandible; platysma m. [7] Lateral edge of anterior belly of digastric m. [4]

Output: Symphysis menti


Input: [0] II [1] Upper jugular nodes [2] Bottom edge of the bodyof C1 [3] Bottom edge of the bodyof hyoid bone [5] Posterior border ofsternocleidomastoid m. [6] Medial edge ofsternocleidomastoid m. [7] Internal edge of internal carotid artery, paraspinal(levator scapulae) m. [4]

Output: Posterior edge ofsubmandibular gland;posterior edge ofposterior belly ofdigastric m.


Input: [0] III [1] Middle jugular nodes [2] Bottom edge of the bodyof hyoid bone [3] Bottom edge of cricoidcartilage [5] Posterior edge ofsternocleidomastoid m. [6] Medial edge ofsternocleidomastoid m. [7] nternal edge of carotid artery, paraspinal(scalenius) m. [4]

Output: Posterolateral edge ofsternohyoid m.


Input: [0] IV [1] Lower jugular nodes [2] Bottom edge of cricoidcartilage [3] Cranial border ofclavicle [5] Posterior edge ofsternocleidomastoid m. [6] Medial edge ofsternocleidomastoid m. [7] Internal edge of internal carotid artery, paraspinal(scalenius) m. [4]

Output: Posterolateral edge ofsternohyoid m.


Input: [0] V [1] Posterior cervical nodes [2] Skull base [3] Cranial border ofclavicle [5] Anterior border oftrapezius m.; scalenius m. [6] Platysma m.; skin [7] Paraspinal (levatorscapulae, spleniuscapitis) m. [4]

Output: Posterior edge ofsternocleidomastoid m.


Input: [0] VI [1] Anterior cervical nodes [2] Bottom edge of the bodyof hyoid bone [3] Sternal manubrium [5] Posterolateral edge of sternohyoid m. [6] Medial edge of commoncarotid artery, skin andanterior±medial edge ofsternocleidomastoid m. [7] Midline [4]

Output: Skin; platysma m.


Input: [1] Retropharyngeal nodes [2] Base of skull [3] Cranial edge of the bodyof hyoid bone [5] Prevertebral m. (longuscolli, longus capitis) [6] Medial edge of internalcarotid artery [7] Midline [4]

Output: Levator veli palatini m.


Input: Joy!,Vitality [Notes] All three of these herbs are adaptogen champs. Truly, this formula is equally suited for all the categories below. [Traditional Uses]

Output: Adaptogen/Antistress


Input: Tulsi-Holy Basil [Notes] All three herbs are superior sources of antioxidants. [Traditional Uses]

Output: Antioxidant/Anti-aging


Input: Tulsi-Holy Basil [Notes] Anti-stress sattvic herbs help calm the mind and make sleep restorative. Many sleep formulas work by dulling the mind. [Traditional Uses]

Output: Sleep


Input: Immunity Formula [Notes] All three are amongst the best medhya herbs, which are for the mind: Gotu Kola clears the mind; Tulsi-Holy Basil sharpens it; and Ashwagandha increases memory. [Traditional Uses]

Output: Brain


Input: Turmeric,Triphala Formula [Notes] Gotu Kola is famous for detoxifying nerve tissue. Tulsi-Holy Basil, as a sattvic thermogenic herb, increases metabolism thereby contributing to detoxification. [Traditional Uses]

Output: Detox


Input: Tulsi-Holy Basil,Liver Kidney Formula [Notes] All three herbs assist adrenal health. [Traditional Uses]

Output: Adrenals


Input: [0] Feedstock Type [1] Energy Value Btu/lb (dry)a [2] Feedstock Yieldb [3] Selected Advantages [5] Commentsc [4]

Output: Selected Disadvantages

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Willow (example of a wood crop grown as a bush type or “coppice” crop in high density plantings as dedicated bioenergy crop) [1] 7,983-8,497 [2] 4-8 dry tons/acre/year harvested on 2-4 year cycle [3] High yield potential Grown for several cycles before replanting Select varieties easily replicated by cloning Easy to automate planting and harvest as a row crop Short harvest cycle for wood Farmers can grow and harvest Low ash content [5] Very high future yield potential with genetic selection Innovative harvest equipment is available Many woody hardwood crops can be grown as bush type crops Economic yields obtained on marginal to good cropland Less fertilization required than agricultural crops [4]

Output: Requires specialized harvesting equipment High density plantings are costly to establish U.S. experience and varieties of willow currently limited to Northeast Must be harvested in winter to obtain regrowth for several cycles Agricultural site preparation needed for successful establishment Susceptibility of some willow varieties to insects and diseases may require occasional chemical applications

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Hybrid poplar (example of a fast growing hardwood grown as a row crop for bioenergy or multiple purposes) [1] 8,183-8,491 [2] 3-7 dry tons/acre/year; harvested on 5-15 year cycles [3] High yield potential Select varieties easily replicated by cloning Easy to automate planting and harvest as a row crop Can be stored on stump until needed Relatively low-maintenance crop Improvements for bioenergy will also likely benefit the pulp and paper industry [5] Very high future yield potential with genetic selection Innovative harvest equipment is under development Economic yields obtained on marginal to good cropland [4]

Output: No immediate return on investment Susceptibility of some hybrid poplar varieties to insects and diseases may require occasional chemical applications Agriculture-type site preparation needed for successful establishment Regrowth after harvest is possible but replanting with superior clones is recommend

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Loblolly pine (example of fast-growing softwood grown as a row crop for bioenergy or multiple purposes ) [1] 8,000-9,120 [2] 3-7 dry tons/acre/year; harvested every 20-40 years [3] 30 million acres of southern pines already are being managed in southern U.S. Somewhat higher energy value than poplars and willows Grows better than poplars and other hardwoods on marginal coastal plains and flatwoods soils Valuable to landowners as a low-intensity crop with multiple markets [5] Well suited for thermal technologies to generate electricity and ethanol Conversion to liquid fuels is possible with acid hydrolysis and as a co-product of pulp fiber production Less fertilization required than for agricultural crops [4]

Output: Pines cannot currently be cloned; standard breeding and family selection techniques must be used to improve yield Pines are mostly hand planted, since planted as rooted seedlings; Limited automation is possible Agricultural type site preparation needed for rapid early growth

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Pine chips (example of forest residues from timber and fiber harvests) [1] 8,000-9,120 [2] 10-20 dry tons/acre of on-site residues following logging; harvested every 20-40 years [3] Relatively inexpensive if chips produced at the roadside as a byproduct of wood processing Infrastructure to handle forest residues exists [5] An expanded ethanol industry using wood can also be an additional source of biopower as a co-product [4]

Output: High retrieval cost when tops and branches collected in forest due to labor-intensive collection and transportation Tops and branches may not be accessible or environmentally sustainable to remove for chipping, depending on location and soil type

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Mill residue (from both sawmills and pulp mills) [1] 7,000-10,000 [2] Highly variable depending on operating size of the mill [3] Easily available and accessible Inexpensive Infrastructure to handle feedstock exists [5] Most mill residues will continue to be used at or near the site where wood is processed though at higher energy costs, more might shift to on-site bioenergy production [4]

Output: Nearly all mill residues are currently being used in wood products such as particleboard and paper, as fuel for heat or biopower, or to make mulch

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Miscanthus (highly productive grass in Europe) [1] 7,781-8,417 [2] 4-7 dry tons/acre/year current U.S. average 4-12 dry tons/acre/year has been observed for delayed harvest yields in Europe [3] Once established, can be harvested annually for 15-20 years before having to replant Low fertilizer requirements Drought-tolerant Very high yield potential with adequate water Long growth season in mid-U.S. Giant miscanthus is sterile, thus not invasive [5] Perennial grass Established vegetatively by planting divided rhizome pieces Higher yields are likely to occur on well-drained soils suitable for annual row crops Suitable for thermochemical conversion processes, such as combustion, if harvest is delayed until late winter [4]

Output: No immediate harvest; takes one to three years to be established Not a native species Testing as a bioenergy feedstock limited to the last 10 years (most research conducted in Europe) Thick-stem and moisture content of 30 to 50% in late fall requires specialized harvesting equipment Planting of rhizomes requires specialized equipment

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Switchgrass (example of several possible perennial warm-season grasses) [1] 7,754-8,233 [2] 4-9 dry tons/acre/year range in research trials [3] Suitable for growth on marginal land Relatively high, reliable productivity across a wide geographical range Low water and nutrient requirements Provides wildlife cover and erosion control Can be grown and harvested with existing farm equipment Planted by seeding Low moisture content if harvested in late fall (15% to 20%) Few major insect or disease pests [5] Native perennial grass Can be used for gasification, combustion or pyrolysis technologies to generate electricity or for biochemical conversion to ethanol Research for bioenergy feedstock began in the 1980s [4]

Output: No immediate harvest; takes two to three years to be established May require annual fertilization to optimize yields, but at relatively low levels Annual harvest must occur over a relatively short window of time each fall Year-round storage is needed if switchgrass is only feedstock for a bioenergy facility Energy content diminishes over year if not kept dry Ash content can be high

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Sorghum—varieties selected for biomass production (similar to a tall thin stalked forage sorghum crop) [1] 7,476-8,184 [2] 4-10 dry tons/acre/year Higher yields observed [3] Suitable for warm and dry growing regions Seed production delayed, thus produces more biomass Annual crop, thus immediate return on investment Grows across most of eastern and central U.S., not frost limited [5] Sweet, grain, and silage sorghums are more suitable for ethanol production with higher sugar content Susceptibility to anthracnose disease of some genotypes [4]

Output: Yields more variable than switchgrass, with rainfall differences Requires > 20 inches of rainfall annually Annual crop, thus more expense and work to replant each year

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Sugarcane/Energycane [1] 7,450-8,349 [2] Yields exceeding 10 dry tons/acre common [3] Takes approximately one year to become established Has very high yield potential in tropical, semitropical and subtropical regions of world A multi-purpose crop-producing sugar (or ethanol) and biopower feedstock Drought-adapted [5] Literature mostly centers on its use for ethanol The bagasse (residue once juice is extracted from the sugarcane) may be used for biopower e.g., frequently used in Brazil Research ongoing to hybridize to achieve cold tolerance [4]

Output: Planting locations limited to a few states in the South and Hawaii Must be replanted every 4 to 5 years Planting is vegetative (stalks are laid down) rather than by seed Vulnerable to bacterial, fungal, viral, and insect pests Crop must be harvested green and dewatered or stored like silage

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Algae [1] 8,000-10,000 for algal mass; 16,000 for algal oil and lipids [2] Estimates not available for biopower [3] Cultivation strategies can minimize or avoid competition with arable land and nutrients used for conventional agriculture Can use waste water, produced water, and saline water, reducing competition for limited freshwater supplies Can recycle carbon from CO2-rich flue emissions from stationary sources including power plants and other industrial emitters [5] Considered a third-generation bioenergy source Mainly considered for biofuel purposes; however, some scientists are studying its biopower potential, both directly or via methane productiond [4]

Output: Relatively little R&D investment regarding feedstock, biopower conversion, and infrastructure

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Corn stover [1] 7,587-7,967 [2] Stover amounts could range from 3-4.5 dry tons/acre/year in fields producing 100-150 bushels of grain/acre [3] Cultivation techniques are established Using a resource that has previously gone unused Stover conversion process could be added to grain-toethanol facilities [5] Corn grain and stover use has reinvigorated the food-fuel debate Can be used for gasification, combustion, or pyrolysis technologies for electricity or biochemical processes for biofuels [4]

Output: Harvesting and transportation infrastructure not yet established Excessive removal may lead to soil erosion and nutrient runoff Requires high level of nutrients and fertile soils

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Wheat straw [1] 6,964-8,148 [2] 2.6 tons dry tons/acre [3] Cultivation techniques are established Using a resource that has previously gone unused [5] Can be used for gasification, combustion or pyrolysis technologies to generate electricity or biochemical processes to biofuels [4]

Output: Harvesting and transportation infrastructure not yet established Excessive removal may lead to soil erosion and nutrient runoff

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Sugarcane bagasse (residue once juice is extracted from the sugar cane; see above for sugarcane [1] 7,450-8,349 [2] 14%-30% of total sugarcane yield [3] Sugarcane takes approximately one year to become established Bagasse is collected as part of the main crop [5] Literature mostly centers on its use for ethanol The bagasse is used to power sugarcane mills in many parts of the world. [4]

Output: Bagasse availability limited to a few states in the South and Hawaii Ash content can be high

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Cattle manure [1] 8,500 [2] Based on manure excretion rate of cow [3] Using a resource that is generally regarded as a waste product with little to no value Using a resource that has undesirable environmental impacts if improperly managed Collection systems established for dairy manure Water and air quality improvement [5] Well suited for anaerobic digestion to generate electricity [4]

Output: Technology to convert manure to electricity is expensive Difficult for some agricultural producers to sell power to utilities due to economics and utility company collaboration

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Municipal solid waste (MSW) [1] 5,100 (on an as arrived basis) [2] 1,643 lbs/person/year [3] A resource available in abundant supply Diverts MSW from landfill disposal Well commercialized technology (wasteto- energy plants) [5] Not considered by some as a renewable energy feedstock because some of the waste materials are made using fossil fuels Well suited for combustion (waste to energy plants), gasification, pyrolysis, or anaerobic digestion technologies to generate electricity [4]

Output: Could serve as a disincentive to separate and recycle certain waste Air emissions are strictly regulated to control the release of toxic materials often in MSW; toxins removed from air emissions will be transferred to waste ash, which may require disposal as hazardous waste Costs are substantially higher than landfill in most areas

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Coal (low rank; lignite/sub-bituminous) [1] 6,437-8,154 [2] Not applicable [3] Established infrastructure Reliable Relatively inexpensive [4]

Output: Limited resource Major source of mercury, SO2, and NOx emissions Main source of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions Generates a tremendous amount of waste ash that likely contains a host of hazardous constituents

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Coal (high rank; bituminous) [1] 11,587-12,875 [2] Not applicable [3] Established infrastructure Reliable Relatively inexpensive [4]

Output: Limited resource Major source of mercury, SO2, and NOx emissions Main source of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions Generates a tremendous amount of waste ash that likely contains a host of hazardous constituents

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [0] Oil (typical distillate) [1] 18,025-19,313 [2] Not applicable [3] Established infrastructure • Reliable [4]

Output: Limited resource Major source of SO2 and NOx emissions Purchased in large quantities from foreign sources

Biomass Feedstocks for Biopower in the United States


Input: [Drug] Artemisinin [Derived from] Produced by the Chinese herb Qinghao or sweet wormwood [Originally used in] Traditional Chinese medicine for chills and fevers [What it is for]

Output: Anti-malarial

Integrating modern and traditional medicine: Facts and figures - SciDev.Net

Table 1: Selected modern drugs that come from traditional medicine [4]


Input: [Drug] Cromoglycate [Derived from] Synthesized from podophyllotoxin, produced by the mandrake plant [Originally used in] Traditional Middle Eastern remedies for asthma. Khellin has also traditionally been used in Egypt to treat kidney stones [What it is for]

Output: Asthma prophylaxis

Integrating modern and traditional medicine: Facts and figures - SciDev.Net


Input: [Drug] Etoposide [Derived from] Synthesized from podophyllotoxin, produced by the mandrake plant [Originally used in] Various remedies in Chinese, Japanese and Eastern folk medicine [What it is for]

Output: Anti-cancer

Integrating modern and traditional medicine: Facts and figures - SciDev.Net


Input: [Drug] Hirudin [Derived from] Salivary glands in leeches, now produced by genetic engineering [Originally used in] Traditional remedies across the globe, from Shui Zhi medicine in China to 18th and 19th century medicine in Europe [What it is for]

Output: Anticoagulant

Integrating modern and traditional medicine: Facts and figures - SciDev.Net


Input: [Drug] Lovastatin [Derived from] Foods such as oyster mushrooms and red yeast rice. Used to synthesize other compounds such as mevastatin and pravastatin [Originally used in] Mushrooms are used to treat a wide range of illnesses in traditional medicine in China, Japan, Eastern Europe and Russia [What it is for]

Output: To lower cholesterol

Integrating modern and traditional medicine: Facts and figures - SciDev.Net


Input: [Drug] Opiates [Derived from] Unripe poppy seeds [Originally used in] Traditional Arab, Chinese, European, Indian and North African medicines as pain relief and to treat range of illnesses including diarrhoea, coughs and asthma [What it is for]

Output: Analgesic

Integrating modern and traditional medicine: Facts and figures - SciDev.Net


Input: [Drug] Quinine [Derived from] Bark of the cinchona tree [Originally used in] Traditional remedies to treat fevers and shivers in South America [What it is for]

Output: Anti-malarial

Integrating modern and traditional medicine: Facts and figures - SciDev.Net


Input: [Drug] Vinca alkaloids (vincristine, vinblastine) [Derived from] Rosy periwinkle [Originally used in] Various folk remedies across the world, including use as an anti-diabetic in Jamaica, to treat wasp stings in Indian traditional medicine, as eyewash in Cuba, as love potion in medieval Europe [What it is for]

Output: Anti-cancer

Integrating modern and traditional medicine: Facts and figures - SciDev.Net


Input: [Description] The goal of this facial is to eradicate the bacteria from the skin in order to prevent additional tribulations. A precise purification and strengthening of the skin is performed. [Rate*] $130 [Esthetics]

Output: Acne Facial

Spa Treatments | Steamboat Springs Vacation Planning


Input: [Description] A very hydrating treatment that includes a glycolic acid and enzyme peel. It will leave your skin so soft, supple and revitalized, it GLOWS! [Rate*] $165 [Esthetics]

Output: Alpine Glow

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Input: [Description] The Anti-Aging facial, our most hydrating, combines glycolic acid, pore cleansing, a vitaminic ampoule treatment and a thermal anti-free radical mask scented with mint and lavender. [Rate*] $205 [Esthetics]

Output: Anti-Aging Facial

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Input: [Description] This facial for the back is especially beneficial for congested pores where the skin is cleansed, exfoliated and calmed. [Rate*] $110 [Esthetics]

Output: Backcial

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Input: [Description] A great way to prepare for your big day. This gentle non-intrusive facial focuses on relaxation, cleansing and hydration. You will not break out from this treatment. [Rate*] $105 [Esthetics]

Output: Bridal Bliss

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Input: [Description] A defense against tomorrow's wrinkles. Our high performance chemical peels help accelerate exfoliation, minimize surface wrinkles and reveal firmer, more radiant skin. [Rate*] $165 [Esthetics]

Output: Chemical Peel

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Input: [Description] This treatment covers all the basics; a great entry level facial. We cleanse, exfoliate, steam, massage, mask, tone, and moisturize (extractions are optional). [Rate*] $140 [Esthetics]

Output: Classic European Facial

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Input: [Description] This treatment is beneficial for those who have oily congested skin. The skin is cleansed twice, exfoliated, and extractions are performed; ending with a soothing clay mask. [Rate*] $135 [Esthetics]

Output: Deep Cleansing

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Input: [Description] We use products specifically designed for men combined with a facial massage to relax, tone & deeply cleanse the skin. Please shave at least 2 hours prior to your facial. [Rate*] $140 [Esthetics]

Output: Gentlemen's Hot Towel Facial

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Input: [Description] A potent blend of stabilized vitamin “C” combined with the latest high-tech formulation of seaweed to reduce fine lines and strengthen elasticity. [Rate*] $165 [Esthetics]

Output: Luminous Regeneration

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Input: [Description] Our exclusive Mircrodermabrasion treatment is complimented with a regenerating therapy to balance & hydrate and a calming mask to soothe the skin. [Rate*] $180 [Esthetics]

Output: Microdermabrasion

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Input: [Description] Your skin's condition is thoroughly analyzed and treated to result in a noticeable improvement to the appearance and overall well being. No extractions. [Rate*] $65 [Esthetics]

Output: Mini Facial

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Input: [Description] This treatment is wonderful for Rosacea and Hyper-sensitive skin. This soothing decongesting treatment will gently diffuse redness and inflammation while reinforcing your fragile capillaries. Your skin will emerge refined, purified and soothed. [Rate*] $145 [Esthetics]

Output: Skin Calming

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Input: [Description] A mini facial specially designed for our teen guests, 10 years of age and up, to introduce the basics of good skin care. This is a fun and educational primer for a lifetime of healthy skin. [Rate*] $80 [Esthetics]

Output: Young at Heart

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Input: [Dandruff] Cradle cap, scurf, Pityriasis simplex capillitii, Seborrheic eczema, Seborrheic dermatitis [Lice] Pediculosis capitis [0]

Output: Other names


Input: [Dandruff] A common scalp disorder – Skin condition [Lice] Parasite – living organism [0]

Output: Nature


Input: [Dandruff] Dandruff is a common, inflammatory skin condition that causes flaky, white to yellowish scales to form on oily areas such as the scalp or inside the ear. As the epidermal layer of skin continually replaces itself, cells are pushed outward where they eventually die and flake off. Extreme cell turnover and clumping of dead cells become dandruff. [Lice] Head lice are tiny, wingless, parasitic insects that live and feed on blood from the scalp. One louse can lay as many as 100 eggs. A louse can live up to 30 days on a human scalp, and up to 2 days without food or nutrition. The nits (eggs) can live up to 2 weeks with out nutrition but are susceptible to temperature. [0]

Output: Description


Input: [Dandruff] Almost half of the population at the post-pubertal age and of any sex and ethnicity. [Lice] Head lice are a very common problem, affecting millions of people each year, especially preschool and elementary school-aged children and their close contacts. [0]

Output: Affects


Input: [Dandruff] A combination of dry skin, an over production of skin oil and irritation from a yeast called malassezia. Individual susceptibility; tends to run in families. Stress, fatigue, weather extremes, oily skin, infrequent shampoos or skin cleaning, use of lotions that contain alcohol, skin disorders (such as acne), or obesity may increase the risk. Can also be a manifestation of an allergic reaction to chemicals in hair gels, sprays, and shampoos, hair oils, or sometimes even dandruff medications like ketoconazole. [Lice] Spreads through close personal contact, especially head to head contact and by sharing personal belongings, such as caps, hats and scarves, brushes and combs, hair decorations, such as barrettes, and headphones. It may even rarely spread through home furnishings, such as towels, clothing, blankets, pillows, upholstered furniture. [0]

Output: Causes


Input: [Dandruff] Age – usually begins in young adulthood and continues through middle age. For some people, the problem can be life-long. Being male – Male hormones may play a role in dandruff, as they have larger oil-producing glands on their scalps. Oily hair and scalp Poor diet – Diet lacking in foods high in zinc, B vitamins or certain types of fats. Neurologic conditions, including Parkinson's disease, head injury, and stroke, in addition to HIV may increase risk of dandruff. [Lice] Females of all ages get head lice more often than males do. The greatest risk factor for getting head lice is coming into contact with someone who already has lice. Cleanliness and personal hygiene have little bearing on whether one gets lice. [0]

Output: Risk factors


Input: [Dandruff] Skin lesions, plaques over large area, greasy, oily areas of skin, skin scales -- white and flaking, or yellowish, oily, and adherent -- "dandruff", itching -- may become more itchy if infected, mild redness, hair loss [Lice] Intense itching, adult lice on scalp, lice eggs (nits) on hair shafts. [0]

Output: Symptoms


Input: [Dandruff] Mild, often worsens in winter. [Lice] Lice may cause one to scratch the head so vigorously that the skin breaks. These scratches may get infected. [0]

Output: Severity


Input: [Dandruff] Frequent or daily use of over-the-counter dandruff or medicated shampoos. Apply mineral oil on scalp or affected area. [Lice] Comb wet hair with a fine-toothed or nit comb to remove lice from wet hair. Repeat every three to four days for at least two weeks. Nonprescription shampoo that's specifically formulated to kill lice. [0]

Output: Treatment


Input: [Dandruff] If itching is persistent after several weeks of experimenting with over-the-counter (OTC) dandruff shampoos, or if scalp becomes red or swollen. [Lice] If nonprescription shampoo doesn't kill the lice, the doctor can prescribe a stronger, prescription shampoo. If scratches are infected. [0]

Output: When to see a doctor


Input: [have ...] Cream, or cream mixed with water [because ...] Cream has more fat and less carbs than milk. [Instead of ...]

Output: Milk

Selecting the Right Carbohydrates | Atkins


Input: [have ...] Eggs [because ...] Cereal is usually made of refined grains and is packed with sugar; served with milk, it packs a real high-carb whammy. [Instead of ...]

Output: Breakfast cereal

Selecting the Right Carbohydrates | Atkins


Input: [have ...] Blueberries or other berries [because ...] When fruit is juiced it loses the fiber, which slows down the impact of its sugar on your metabolism. [Instead of ...]

Output: Orange juice

Selecting the Right Carbohydrates | Atkins


Input: [have ...] Burger without the roll [because ...] A roll made with white flour will raise blood sugar. The meat itself is nutrient-dense, provides protein and is satiating. [Instead of ...]

Output: A burger with a roll

Selecting the Right Carbohydrates | Atkins


Input: [have ...] Sautéed spinach [because ...] Pasta is usually made of white flour. During Induction, a vegetable side dish does not raise carb intake greatly. In later Phases, substitute controlled carb pasta. [Instead of ...]

Output: Pasta

Selecting the Right Carbohydrates | Atkins


Input: [have ...] Water or club soda [because ...] All regular soft drinks are extremely high in sugar. The best choice is water or club soda; second best is a drink sweetened with Splenda™. [Instead of ...]

Output: Regular soda

Selecting the Right Carbohydrates | Atkins


Input: [have ...] Nuts [because ...] Chips and crackers are made with white flour, often with sugar and usually with hydrogenated oil. Get the sensation of crunch from nutritious nuts instead. [Instead of ...]

Output: Chips or crackers

Selecting the Right Carbohydrates | Atkins


Input: [have ...] Guacamole [because ...] Guacamole is the perfect party fare for Atkins followers. [Instead of ...]

Output: Salsa

Selecting the Right Carbohydrates | Atkins


Input: [have ...] Mashed cauliflower [because ...] Mashed potato will raise your blood sugar; mashed cauliflower has a similar consistency with far fewer carbohydrates. [Instead of ...]

Output: Mashed potato

Selecting the Right Carbohydrates | Atkins


Input: [have ...] Broiled chicken [because ...] The problem isn't the chicken; it's the flour and hydrogenated fat in which it is fried. Grill, broil, roast or bake instead. [Instead of ...]

Output: Fried chicken

Selecting the Right Carbohydrates | Atkins


Input: [have ...] Pork chops [because ...] Meatloaf is usually full of white bread crumbs or other fillers. Stick with cuts of meat that have no "hidden" carbs. [Instead of ...]

Output: Meat loaf

Selecting the Right Carbohydrates | Atkins


Input: [Symptom] Gastrointestinal distress, including stomachache, diarrhea, gas… [Possible Cause] Intolerance of gluten (the protein found in wheat) [Possible Solution]

Output: Remove wheat-based foods from the diet


Input: [Symptom] Chronic ear infections [Possible Cause] Mucus build up owing to intolerance of casein (the protein found in dairy products) [Possible Solution]

Output: Remove dairy products from the diet


Input: [Symptom] Failure to grow, lack of interest in eating [Possible Cause] Zinc deficiency (which causes a reduction in the ability to taste or smell) [Possible Solution]

Output: Add a therapeutic dose of zinc to the diet


Input: [Symptom] Constipation [Possible Cause] Intolerance of casein [Possible Solution]

Output: Remove dairy products from the diet and add probiotics


Input: [Symptom] Chicken-skin Rash [Possible Cause] Essential fatty acids deficiency [Possible Solution]

Output: Add omega-3 fatty acids in the form of fish oil to the diet


Input: [Symptom] Reflux [Possible Cause] Intolerance to casein [Possible Solution]

Output: Remove dairy products from the diet; repair the GI system by adding probiotics and zinc carnosine


Input: [Symptom] Inexplicable hives [Possible Cause] Allergic reaction to genetically modified corn and soy, or the pesticides used on strawberries and other fruits with high pesticide residues [Possible Solution]

Output: Remove corn and soy from the diet (because almost all soy and corn is GMO); eat organic strawberries and fruits and vegetables


Input: [Symptom] Extreme anger, diagnosed as bipolar disorder [Possible Cause] Intolerance of gluten [Possible Solution]

Output: Remove wheat-based foods from the diet


Input: [Symptom] Speech delays (dyspraxia) [Possible Cause] The neurochemical causes are too complex to detail here [Possible Solution]

Output: Add omega-3 fatty acids in the form of fish oil, vitamin E complex, and Phospha-tidylcholine (PC) to the diet


Input: [Symptom] Excessive worrying and anxiety [Possible Cause] Ditto [Possible Solution]

Output: Add omega-3 fatty acids, especially DHA, in the form of fish oil to the diet


Input: [0] Apple [1] Carrot [2]

Output: Cherry

Pollen Food Oral Allergy Syndrome Testing & Treatment


Input: [0] Hazelnut [1] Parsnip [2]

Output: Pear

Pollen Food Oral Allergy Syndrome Testing & Treatment


Input: [0] Plum [1] Onion [2]

Output: Tomato

Pollen Food Oral Allergy Syndrome Testing & Treatment


Input: [0] Wheat [1] Buckwheat [2]

Output: Celery

Pollen Food Oral Allergy Syndrome Testing & Treatment


Input: [0] Fennel [1] Honey (Pollen) [2]

Output: Peanut

Pollen Food Oral Allergy Syndrome Testing & Treatment


Input: [0] Peach [1] Potato [2]

Output: Spinach

Pollen Food Oral Allergy Syndrome Testing & Treatment


Input: [0] Walnut [1] Nectarine [2]

Output: Kiwi

Pollen Food Oral Allergy Syndrome Testing & Treatment


Input: [TYPE] 1 [DEFECT] Partial quantitative decrease of qualitatively normal vWF and FVIII. [vWF] Proportional reduction in vWF activity, vWF antigen, and FVIII exists with type 1vWD. [INHERITANCE]

Output: AD Variable penetrance


Input: [TYPE] 2A [DEFECT] Normal-to-reduced plasma levels of factor VIIIc (FVIIIc) and vWF [vWF] Relative reduction in intermediate and high molecular weight multimer complexes. Ristocetin cofactor activity is greatly reduced, and the platelet vWF reveals multimeric abnormalities similar to those found in plasma. [INHERITANCE]

Output: AD


Input: [TYPE] 2B [DEFECT] Reduction in the proportion of high molecular weight vWF multimers, while the proportion of low molecular weight fragments are increased [vWF] Measurements of FVIIIc and vWF in plasma are variable Studies involving the use of titered doses of ristocetin reveal that aggregation of normal platelets is enhanced and induced by unusually small amounts of the drug. [INHERITANCE]

Output: AD


Input: [TYPE] 2C [DEFECT] Proportion of high molecular weight vWF multimers is reduced and the individual multimers are qualitatively abnormal Increases in small multimers also are evident [vWF] Ristocetin cofactor activity may be decreased out of proportion to reductions in vWF [INHERITANCE]

Output: AR


Input: [TYPE] 2M [DEFECT] Decreased platelet-directed function that is not due to a decrease of high molecular weight multimers [vWF] Decreased vWF activity, but vWF antigen, FVIII, and multimer analysis are found to be within reference range. [INHERITANCE]

Output: AR


Input: [TYPE] 2N [DEFECT] Markedly decreased affinity of vWF for FVIII, resulting in FVIII levels reduced to usually around 5% of the reference range. [vWF] vWF antigen and ristocetin cofactor activity are usually normal Confirmatory test for type 2N vWD is not routinely available [INHERITANCE]

Output: AR


Input: [TYPE] Type 3 [DEFECT] Marked deficiencies of both vWF and FVIIIc in the plasma, the absence of vWF from both platelets and endothelial cells, and a lack of the secondary transfusion response and the response to DDAVP [vWF] Multimeric analysis of the little vWF present yields variable results, in some cases revealing only small multimers. [INHERITANCE]

Output: AR


Input: [Ingredient Name] Chilli Powder [Quantity] 1 [Unit]

Output: Teaspoons


Input: [Ingredient Name] salt [Quantity] Half [Unit]

Output: Teaspoons


Input: [Ingredient Name] Dhanya powder [Quantity] Half to 1 [Unit]

Output: Teaspoons


Input: [Ingredient Name] Ginger Garlic paste [Quantity] 1 [Unit]

Output: Teaspoons


Input: [Ingredient Name] Green Chillies [Quantity] 2 to 3 [Unit]

Output: Numbers


Input: [Ingredient Name] Onions [Quantity] 1 [Unit]

Output: Numbers


Input: [Ingredient Name] Eggs [Quantity] 4 [Unit]

Output: Numbers


Input: [Ingredient Name] Oil [Quantity] 1 to 2 [Unit]

Output: To Fry


Input: [Potentially Hazardous Product] Lemon furniture oil [What Can Happen?] Check your answer [Unsafe Situation]

Output: The cap to the bottle of furniture polish was lost and the polish was placed in a glass near the sink.

DNR Kids Web: Hazardous Waste: "What Can Happen?" Game


Input: [Potentially Hazardous Product] Pills [What Can Happen?] Check your answer [Unsafe Situation]

Output: Medicine prescribed by a doctor was placed on a nightstand.

DNR Kids Web: Hazardous Waste: "What Can Happen?" Game


Input: [Potentially Hazardous Product] Aerosol, Air-freshener, Deodorizer [What Can Happen?] Check your answer [Unsafe Situation]

Output: The smell from a cooking dish was unpleasant. To take the smell away, all the windows were closed and an air freshener was sprayed in the house. The can was then put away.

DNR Kids Web: Hazardous Waste: "What Can Happen?" Game


Input: [Potentially Hazardous Product] Cleanser and Ammonia [What Can Happen?] Check your answer [Unsafe Situation]

Output: The bathroom tile wouldn�t come clean using chlorine bleach cleanser, so it was decided to mix some ammonia with the cleanser to make a product stronger.

DNR Kids Web: Hazardous Waste: "What Can Happen?" Game


Input: [Potentially Hazardous Product] Pesticide [What Can Happen?] Check your answer [Unsafe Situation]

Output: To kill some ants in the kitchen, an insect killer was sprayed on the floor. Residents of the house had a habit of walking around in socks or barefoot.

DNR Kids Web: Hazardous Waste: "What Can Happen?" Game


Input: [Potentially Hazardous Product] Oven Cleaner [What Can Happen?] Check your answer [Unsafe Situation]

Output: Although the product called for the use of rubber gloves, a housekeeper felt that they were too clumsy and decided to clean the oven without them.

DNR Kids Web: Hazardous Waste: "What Can Happen?" Game


Input: [Info] Zodiac R0386203 Natural Gas Low Altitude Burner Tray Assembly Replacement [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Pool Heaters & Solar Panels

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Zodiac R0098703 Propane Gas Burner Tray Assembly [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Pool Heaters & Solar Panels

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Riello Model 40f3 Oil Burner Assembly And Associated Parts [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Furnaces & Heating Systems

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Beckett Oil Burner Afg Complete Assembly Highly Efficient New Never Installed. [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Furnaces & Heating Systems

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Beckett Oil Burner Afg Complete Assembly Afg Oil Burner Beckett [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Furnaces & Heating Systems

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Hayward Haxbma1402 Lp Mv 400 Manifold Assembly Heater Burner Replacement H1501 [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Pool Pumps

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Ge Maintop Gas Assembly - Wb62t10353 [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Parts & Accessories

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Tec Infrared Gas Grill Complete Burner Assembly #8417g1 [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: BBQ & Grill Replacement Parts

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Gas Dryer Valve & Burner Assembly Ge Natural Gas We25m47 [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Parts & Accessories

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Beckett Thermo Pride Model Af Oil Burner Assembly R7184b / A2ea-6520 New [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Other HVAC Parts

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Lp To Ng. Weber E-330 Ng Manifold, Side Burner Assembly, And Ng Hose. [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Barbecues, Grills & Smokers

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] ********jenn-air Gas Range Dual Burner Insert Assembly Part # Jga8100a ****** [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Parts & Accessories

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Hamilton Beach Gas Grill, 10-minute Quick Assembly With 5 Burners (84341) [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Barbecues, Grills & Smokers

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] New Nordyne 901348 Valve (robertshaw 7200ercs 624583b) And Burner Assembly [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Other HVAC Parts

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] 279990 Gas Valve Burner Assembly, W Ignitor New, Genuine Oem [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Parts & Accessories

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Input: [Info] Bbq Pro 2 Burner Gas Grill Black Assembly Required Piezo Ignition 26,500btu/hour [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Barbecues, Grills & Smokers

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] A106b A105 Jenn Air Stove Cartridge Assembly Sealed Burner [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Parts & Accessories

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Double Lp Propane Gas Forge Burner Assembly For Knifemaking Welding Blacksmith [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Blacksmithing

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Whirlpool Dryer Complete Burner Assembly Part # 3402856 279734 [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Parts & Accessories

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Char-broil 265 2-burner Quick Assembly 26,500 Btu Gas Grill | C-21g1 [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Barbecues, Grills & Smokers

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Blodgett Convection Oven Burner Pilot Assembly. P/n 56463 Natural Gas [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Parts & Accessories

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Ge Wb28x10025 Burner Assembly [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Parts & Accessories

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Baxi Luna 3 Boiler 310fi 1.310fi 5653300 Burner Assembly (15 Elements) Oem Italy [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Furnaces & Heating Systems

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] 62789 Weber Side Burner Table Assembly - Genesis 330 Series - New [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: BBQ & Grill Replacement Parts

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Antique Brass Gwtw Or Banquet Lamp Font And Burner Assembly Excellant Cond [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Parts

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Input: [Info] New! Napoleon Burner Head Assembly For Pthc38nk Patio Heater 0270001035ap [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Patio Heaters

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] 74010760 Jenn Air Stove Burner With Spark Electrode Assembly [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Parts & Accessories

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Atwood Hot Water Heater Gas Valve 93321, Burner Tube 91638, Electrode Assembly [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Interior

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Accutemp Pilot Burner Assembly Mfr Part # At2a-2255-2 [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Parts & Accessories

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Atwood 6 & 10 Gallon Burner Assembly.....rv Water Heater Burner Assembly. [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Accessories

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] New Frigidaire 5303935025 Burner Assembly Top [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Parts & Accessories

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Single Lp Propane Gas Forge Burner Assembly For Knifemaking Welding Blacksmith [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Blacksmithing

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Honeywell Waterheater Assembly With Burner Assembly Wv8870a 1008 3210649 [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Controls

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Char-broil 265 2-burner Quick Assembly 26,500 Btu Gas Grill | C-21g1 - Open Box [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Barbecues, Grills & Smokers

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Maytag Gas Dryer 33002793 33001247 306176 Gas Burner Used Part Assembly [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Parts & Accessories

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] New Lg 5221el2002a Dryer Gas Burner Assembly Valve - #144 [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Parts & Accessories

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] New Dryer Gas Burner Valve Assembly 5221el2002a Lg #211 [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Parts & Accessories

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Gas Water Heater Burner Assembly Part # 9003563005 Ao Smith [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Parts & Accessories

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] Premier Plus Nat Gas Water Heater Burner Assembly For Series 100 132267 [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Hot/Cold Water Dispensers

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [Info] General Electric Jxdl44001 Electric Grill Module Assembly Wb30x5085 Element [Sold] SOLD [Tags]

Output: Parts & Accessories

Burner Assembly Store Barbecue Grills and Smokers


Input: [0] Motors: [Competitor A] 264oz-in Steppers [Competitor B] 300oz-in Servos [ICON Elite]

Output: 570oz-in Steppers


Input: [0] Drive System: [Competitor A] Small rack & pinion [Competitor B] Small rack & pinion [ICON Elite]

Output: Helical rack & pinion


Input: [0] Linear Motion: [Competitor A] Cam followers/guideways [Competitor B] Cam followers [ICON Elite]

Output: Dual precision guideways


Input: [0] Torch Height Control: [Competitor A] Optional [Competitor B] Optional [ICON Elite]

Output: Standard


Input: [0] Top Speed: [Competitor A] 300 IPM [Competitor B] 300 IPM [ICON Elite]

Output: 400 IPM


Input: [0] Z-Axis: [Competitor A] Exposed lead screw [Competitor B] Exposed lead screw [ICON Elite]

Output: Sealed ball screw


Input: [0] Computer: [Competitor A] No [Competitor B] No [ICON Elite]

Output: Included


Input: [0] Dual-Drive Gantry: [Competitor A] No [Competitor B] No [ICON Elite]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Cable Carrier: [Competitor A] No [Competitor B] No [ICON Elite]

Output: Yes, heavy duty


Input: [0] Software: [Competitor A] Proprietary [Competitor B] Proprietary [ICON Elite]

Output: Open


Input: [Additive] Oxidation Inhibitor [Application] Included in all industrial & engine oil formulations. [Function]

Output: Retards formation of sludge and varnish.

Certification Matters, Part I: The Fundamentals Of Lubrication - Maintenance Technology


Input: [Additive] Rust Inhibitor [Application] Included in most oil formulations. [Function]

Output: Absorbs on metal surface to prevent water and acid attack.

Certification Matters, Part I: The Fundamentals Of Lubrication - Maintenance Technology


Input: [Additive] Corrosion Inhibitor [Application] Included in systems with yellow metals. [Function]

Output: Protects nonferrous metals with a light chemical fi lm.

Certification Matters, Part I: The Fundamentals Of Lubrication - Maintenance Technology


Input: [Additive] Anti-Wear Agent [Application] Primarily used in hydraulic and engine oils. Most common additive is ZDDP. [Function]

Output: Mild chemical reaction producing protective chemical fi lm during boundary lubrication.

Certification Matters, Part I: The Fundamentals Of Lubrication - Maintenance Technology


Input: [Additive] Extreme- Pressure Agent [Application] Provides protection in heavily loaded reduction gearboxes and greases. Usually a sulfur/phosphorous compound. [Function]

Output: Forms soap-like fi lm due to heat activation resulting from metal-to-metal contact between gear teeth.

Certification Matters, Part I: The Fundamentals Of Lubrication - Maintenance Technology


Input: [Additive] Viscosity Index Improver [Application] Used in multi-grade engine oils and hydraulic oils operating at low temperatures. [Function]

Output: Helps minimize viscosity decrease with increasing temperatures.

Certification Matters, Part I: The Fundamentals Of Lubrication - Maintenance Technology


Input: [Additive] Pour Point Depressants [Application] Used in engine and other oils operating at low temperatures. [Function]

Output: Allows better fl owability of oils at low temperatures by changing crystal structure of wax particles.

Certification Matters, Part I: The Fundamentals Of Lubrication - Maintenance Technology


Input: [Additive] Demulsifiers [Application] Used in turbine and gear oils primarily. NEVER used in engine oils. [Function]

Output: Promotes rapid separation of oil/water.

Certification Matters, Part I: The Fundamentals Of Lubrication - Maintenance Technology


Input: [Additive] Antifoam Agent [Application] Used in many formulations where air introduction is a problem. [Function]

Output: Reduces surface tension of air bubbles to break foam.

Certification Matters, Part I: The Fundamentals Of Lubrication - Maintenance Technology


Input: [Additive] Dispersant [Application] Used in engine oils. [Function]

Output: Keeps finely divided particles from agglomerating, thereby reducing sludge.

Certification Matters, Part I: The Fundamentals Of Lubrication - Maintenance Technology


Input: [Additive] Detergent [Application] Used in engine and paper-machine oils. [Function]

Output: Keeps metal surfaces clean, prevents rust, and neutralizes acids.

Certification Matters, Part I: The Fundamentals Of Lubrication - Maintenance Technology


Input: [Additive] Friction Modifiers [Application] Used in engine oils and automatic transmission fluids. Common additive in engine oils is molybdenum disulfi de(moly). [Function]

Output: Changes friction characteristics of oil.

Certification Matters, Part I: The Fundamentals Of Lubrication - Maintenance Technology


Input: [Term] Racking [Definition]

Output: a method of asphalt shingle application, also referred to as the straight-up method, whereby shingle courses are applied vertically, up the roof rather than laterally or across and up. The NRCA Roofing and Waterproofing Manual—Fifth Edition Glossary 997


Input: [Term] Rafter [Definition]

Output: one of a series of sloped structural members, that extend from the ridge or hip to the downslope perimeter or eave, designed to support the roof deck and its associated loads.


Input: [Term] Raggle [Definition]

Output: a groove or slot, often cut in a masonry wall or other vertical surface adjoining a roof, for inserting an inset flashing component such as a reglet.


Input: [Term] Rake [Definition]

Output: the sloped edge of a roof at or adjacent to the first or last rafter.


Input: [Term] Rake-starter [Definition]

Output: starter-strip used along rake edges in conjunction with asphalt shingle roofing.


Input: [Term] Re-cover [Definition]

Output: the addition of a new roof membrane or steep-slope roof covering over a major portion of an existing roof assembly. This process does not involve removal of the existing roofing.


Input: [Term] Reglet [Definition]

Output: a sheet metal receiver for the attachment of counterflashing. A reglet may be surface-mounted, inset into a raggle or embedded behind cladding.


Input: [Term] Reinforced Membrane [Definition]

Output: a roofing or waterproofing membrane that has been strengthened by the addition or incorporation of one or more reinforcing materials, including woven or nonwoven glass fibers, polyester mats or scrims, nylon, or polyethylene sheeting.


Input: [Term] Relative Humidity [Definition]

Output: the ratio of the pressure of water vapor present in a given volume of air to the pressure of fully saturated water vapor at the same temperature, expressed as a percentage.


Input: [Term] Release Tape [Definition]

Output: a plastic film or paper strip that is applied to the back of self-sealing shingles and other materials. The strip prevents the material from sticking together in the roll or bundle. With asphalt shingles, the strip need not be removed for application of the shingles.


Input: [Term] Replacement [Definition]

Output: the practice of removing an existing roof system down to the roof deck and replacing it with a new roofing system.


Input: [Term] Reroofing [Definition]

Output: the process of re-covering, or tearing-off and replacing an existing roof system.


Input: [Term] Resin [Definition]

Output: component B in SPF. This component contains a catalyst, blowing agent, fire retardants, surfactants and polyol. It is mixed with the A component to form polyurethane.


Input: [Term] Ridge [Definition]

Output: highest point on the roof, represented by a horizontal line where two roof areas intersect, running the length of the area.


Input: [Term] Ridge Cap [Definition]

Output: a material or covering applied over the ridge of a roof.


Input: At the link you will find the free downloadable pattern for cutting a trivet for under a casserole dish. ... [SawdustToSequins] Scrollsawer [End Table with Tiled Top]

Output: Trivet for a Casserole Dish PDF

Free Woodworking Plans Information from WoodworkersWorkshop® with projects and how-to DIY instructions for deck, chest plan, dining table, potato bin, Adirondack Chair patterns

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Input: Make your own cutting boards using these free step-by-step instructions. ... [SawdustToSequins] BlackAndDecker [End Table with Tiled Top]

Output: Cutting Board

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Input: Build a few of these wooden stools for sitting around the campfire. Here are the free plans with step-by-step instructions. ... [SawdustToSequins] DesignsByStudioC [End Table with Tiled Top]

Output: Campfire Stool

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Input: Build a square caddy using up wood from your scrap pile. Here are the free woodworking plans to build it. ... [SawdustToSequins] HerToolBelt [End Table with Tiled Top]

Output: Square Caddy

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Input: Build yourself a place to sit while in the shower using these free woodworking plans. ... [SawdustToSequins] HomeAndAwayWithLisa [End Table with Tiled Top]

Output: Shower Stool

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Input: Here are 11 play food patterns for you to download for free. Perfect if your child has a play kitchen. ... [SawdustToSequins] EasyScrollPatterns [End Table with Tiled Top]

Output: Play Food PDF

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Input: Make your own lazy susan using these free instructions. It is not as hard as you might think. ... [SawdustToSequins] RyobiTools [End Table with Tiled Top]

Output: Lazy Susan

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Input: Build this table saw outfeed table using these free instructions. Also works well as a worktable, so its a multipurpose build. ... [SawdustToSequins] GotWoodWorkshop [End Table with Tiled Top]

Output: Table Saw Outfeed Table

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Input: Build this awesome outdoor bench using these free woodworking plans. ... [SawdustToSequins] HomemadeByCarmona [End Table with Tiled Top]

Output: Bench

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Input: [notes] unless you're camping in the Sahara [feature]

Output: fuel availability

alcohol butane gas and solid fuel backpacking stoves


Input: [notes] no fuel to carry, just the tin can [feature]

Output: weight

alcohol butane gas and solid fuel backpacking stoves


Input: [notes] ~7000btu/lb - but you don't carry any of it [feature]

Output: efficiency

alcohol butane gas and solid fuel backpacking stoves


Input: [notes] keeping the fire hot takes work [feature]

Output: cooking speed

alcohol butane gas and solid fuel backpacking stoves


Input: [notes] more or less wood on the fire [feature]

Output: heat control

alcohol butane gas and solid fuel backpacking stoves


Input: [notes] make your own instead of buying [feature]

Output: start cost

alcohol butane gas and solid fuel backpacking stoves


Input: [notes] $.00/pint boiled - wood's free! [feature]

Output: ongoing cost

alcohol butane gas and solid fuel backpacking stoves


Input: [notes] harder to start a fire [feature]

Output: cold weather

alcohol butane gas and solid fuel backpacking stoves


Input: [notes] wet wood, rain, all the fun of using a campfire [feature]

Output: usability

alcohol butane gas and solid fuel backpacking stoves


Input: [notes] non-explosive, all natural [feature]

Output: safety

alcohol butane gas and solid fuel backpacking stoves


Input: [ingredient] water (aqua) [what it does] diluent + solvent

Output: deionized for purity; extracted from abundant source


Input: [ingredient] propanediol [what it does] solvent

Output: biodegrades readily; derived from plant sugars such as corn; low skin and eye irritation


Input: [ingredient] sodium bicarbonate [what it does] optimizes pH levels

Output: disperses safely in the environment; derived from abundant mineral sources


Input: [ingredient] aloe barbadensis extract [what it does] moisturizer

Output: biodegrades readily; sourced from aloe vera plants


Input: [ingredient] hydroxypropyl methylcellulose [what it does] conditions wood surfaces

Output: biodegradable; derived from plant fibers; not irritating to skin


Input: [ingredient] colorant [what it does] colorant

Output: ultimately degradable + not accumulative in the environment; made from synthetic materials


Input: [ingredient] fragrance (parfum) [what it does] fragrance [learn more] free of phthalates, NPEs + other dirty ingredients; non-toxic in use, free of carcinogens + tested for skin irritation + allergies

Output: blended composition is partly essential oils + partly synthetic ingredients


Input: [ingredient] caprylyl/decyl glucoside [what it does] surfactant (cleaning agent)

Output: biodegrades readily; derived from plant sources


Input: [ingredient] cocamidopropylamine oxide [what it does] surfactant (cleaning agent)

Output: biodegrades readily; derived from plant sources


Input: [ingredient] methylisothiazolinone [what it does] preservative - prevents bacterial growth

Output: inherently biodegradable; made from synthetic materials; low skin + eye irritation


Input: [Nerves in Order] Olfactory [Function] Smell [Modality]

Output: Special Sensory

Table 1. Cranial Nerves Summary


Input: [Nerves in Order] Optic [Function] Vision [Modality]

Output: Special Sensory

Table 1. Cranial Nerves Summary


Input: [Nerves in Order] Oculomotor [Function] Levator palpebrae, superioris, superior, medial & inferior recti muscles Parasympathetic to ciliary & pupillary constrictor muscles [Modality]

Output: Somatic Motor Visceral Motor

Table 1. Cranial Nerves Summary


Input: [Nerves in Order] Trochlear [Function] Superior oblique muscle [Modality]

Output: Somatic Motor

Table 1. Cranial Nerves Summary


Input: [Nerves in Order] Trigeminal [Function] Muscles of mastication Sensory for head/neck, sinuses, meninges, & external surface of tympanic membrane [Modality]

Output: Branchial Motor General Sensory

Table 1. Cranial Nerves Summary


Input: [Nerves in Order] Abducens [Function] Lateral rectus muscle [Modality]

Output: Somatic Motor

Table 1. Cranial Nerves Summary


Input: [Nerves in Order] Facial [Function] Muscles of facial expression Parasympathetic to all glands of head except the parotid Sensory for ear and tympanic membrane Taste anterior two-thirds of tongue [Modality]

Output: Branchial Motor Visceral Motor General Sensory Special Sensory

Table 1. Cranial Nerves Summary


Input: [Nerves in Order] Vestibulocochlear [Function] Hearing and Balance [Modality]

Output: Special Sensory

Table 1. Cranial Nerves Summary


Input: [Nerves in Order] Glossopharyngeal [Function] Stylopharyngeus muscle Parotid Gland Carotid Body Sensation posterior one-third tongue & internal surface of tympanic membrane. Taste posterior one-third tongue [Modality]

Output: Branchial Motor Visceral Motor Visceral Sensory General Sensory Special Sensory

Table 1. Cranial Nerves Summary


Input: [Nerves in Order] Vagus [Function] Muscles pharynx & larynx Parasympathetic to neck, thorax, & abdomen Sensory from pharynx, larynx & viscera Sensory from external ear [Modality]

Output: Branchial Motor Visceral Motor Visceral Sensory Special Sensory

Table 1. Cranial Nerves Summary


Input: [Nerves in Order] Spinal Accessory [Function] Trapezius & sternocleidomastoid muscles [Modality]

Output: Branchial Motor

Table 1. Cranial Nerves Summary


Input: [Nerves in Order] Hypoglossal [Function] Tongue muscles except palatoglossal [Modality]

Output: Somatic Motor

Table 1. Cranial Nerves Summary


Input: [Type of Food] High-fat foods [Specific Foods] cheese fatty beef hot dogs [How the Food Causes Symptoms]

Output: slows the emptying of the stomach's contents, which increases the risk of reflux weakens or prevents the lower esophageal sphincter, or LES, from working properly

Will changing my diet affect GERD? - HowStuffWorks


Input: [Type of Food] Fried foods [Specific Foods] donuts French fries [How the Food Causes Symptoms]

Output: slows the emptying of the stomach's contents weakens or prevents the LES from working well

Will changing my diet affect GERD? - HowStuffWorks


Input: [Type of Food] Tomato-based products [Specific Foods] barbecue sauce chili ketchup pizza salsa spaghetti sauce tomato juice tomatoes [How the Food Causes Symptoms]

Output: irritates the lining of the esophagus

Will changing my diet affect GERD? - HowStuffWorks


Input: [Type of Food] Citrus-based products [Specific Foods] lemonade lemons limes orange juice oranges pineapple [How the Food Causes Symptoms]

Output: irritates the lining of the esophagus

Will changing my diet affect GERD? - HowStuffWorks


Input: [Type of Food] Some candies [Specific Foods] cake candy, including chocolate, peppermint, and spearmint cookies hot cocoa [How the Food Causes Symptoms]

Output: weakens or relaxes the LES

Will changing my diet affect GERD? - HowStuffWorks


Input: [Type of Food] Alcohol [Specific Foods] beer hard liquor [How the Food Causes Symptoms]

Output: relaxes the LES

Will changing my diet affect GERD? - HowStuffWorks


Input: [Type of Food] Caffeinated drinks [Specific Foods] coffee tea [How the Food Causes Symptoms]

Output: irritates the lining of the esophagus may weaken the LES

Will changing my diet affect GERD? - HowStuffWorks


Input: [Type of Food] Carbonated beverages [Specific Foods] seltzer/club soda soft drinks [How the Food Causes Symptoms]

Output: may cause the stomach to distend and cause reflux

Will changing my diet affect GERD? - HowStuffWorks


Input: [Type of Food] Spicy foods [Specific Foods] curries garlic hot sauce jalepeno peppers/hot peppers mustard onion salsa [How the Food Causes Symptoms]

Output: irritates the lining of the esophagus weakens or prevents the LES from working well

Will changing my diet affect GERD? - HowStuffWorks


Input: [Ayurvedic Name of the Herb] Ambarbarsis [Biological Name of the Herb] Berberis vulgaris Jaundice Berry [Action on the Human Body]

Output: Jaundice Berry is used as a bitter tonic for the treatment of jaundice that is prevalent in hepatitis.

Acute Hepatitis Symptoms, Causes, Treatment & Diet


Input: [Ayurvedic Name of the Herb] Chachinga [Biological Name of the Herb] Trichosanthes anguina Snake Gourd [Action on the Human Body]

Output: An infusion of the leaves of the snake gourd is beneficial in the treatment of jaundice that occurs in hepatitis. For better results, coriander seeds can be mixed in the infusion.

Acute Hepatitis Symptoms, Causes, Treatment & Diet


Input: [Ayurvedic Name of the Herb] Ghee Kanvar [Biological Name of the Herb] Aloe barbadensis Indian Aloe [Action on the Human Body]

Output: Indian aloe is a wonderful liver stimulant. It is used in the treatment of jaundice. The pulp of just a single leaf can be mixed with black salt and ginger and had for ten days to achieve results.

Acute Hepatitis Symptoms, Causes, Treatment & Diet


Input: [Ayurvedic Name of the Herb] Kanphool [Biological Name of the Herb] Taraxacum officinale Dandelion [Action on the Human Body]

Output: Herbal tea made with dandelion is a very effective treatment for hepatitis. Dandelion mixed with watercress is taken as a remedy for all kinds of liver ailments.

Acute Hepatitis Symptoms, Causes, Treatment & Diet


Input: [Ayurvedic Name of the Herb] Kutki or Kuru [Biological Name of the Herb] Picrorhiza kurroa Picrorhiza [Action on the Human Body]

Output: Picrorhiza is one of the basic remedies for the treatment of hepatitis.

Acute Hepatitis Symptoms, Causes, Treatment & Diet


Input: [Ayurvedic Name of the Herb] Kasni [Biological Name of the Herb] Chichorium intybus Chicory [Action on the Human Body]

Output: All parts of the chicory, i.e. flowers, seeds and leaves are effective in the treatment of liver problems. Chicory promotes the secretion of bile and thus it is useful in the recovery from hepatitis.

Acute Hepatitis Symptoms, Causes, Treatment & Diet


Input: [Ayurvedic Name of the Herb] Lahsoona [Biological Name of the Herb] Allium sativum Garlic [Action on the Human Body]

Output: Cloves of garlic have good anti-inflammatory properties for the entire body. They must be included in the daily diet of the person.

Acute Hepatitis Symptoms, Causes, Treatment & Diet


Input: [Ayurvedic Name of the Herb] Mehndi [Biological Name of the Herb] Lawsonia alba Henna [Action on the Human Body]

Output: The bark of the henna is effective in reducing the complications of all liver disorders.

Acute Hepatitis Symptoms, Causes, Treatment & Diet


Input: [Ayurvedic Name of the Herb] Punarnava [Biological Name of the Herb] Boerhaavia diffusa Hog Weed [Action on the Human Body]

Output: Hog weed is a very efficient diuretic. It is effective in the treatment of cirrhosis of liver and other liver-related disorders.

Acute Hepatitis Symptoms, Causes, Treatment & Diet


Input: [Protect your dock equipment] Dock fall protection

Output: Help prevent lift truck from falling off the loading dock

Can detect empty skids pushed against the dock door. Triggers alarm if an empty skid is pushed on barrier.


Input: [Protect your dock equipment] Excellent value

Output: Virtually no maintenance cost with the unique magnetic breakaway joint.

Can detect empty skids pushed against the dock door. Triggers alarm if an empty skid is pushed on barrier.


Input: [Protect your dock equipment] User friendly

Output: Easy to use by your dock employees. Quickly set back in place when hit..

Can detect empty skids pushed against the dock door. Triggers alarm if an empty skid is pushed on barrier.


Input: [Protect your dock equipment] High level of safety

Output: Constant visual safety cues for your personnel.

Can detect empty skids pushed against the dock door. Triggers alarm if an empty skid is pushed on barrier.


Input: [Protect your dock equipment] Maximizes productivity

Output: Designed to minimize downtime.

Can detect empty skids pushed against the dock door. Triggers alarm if an empty skid is pushed on barrier.


Input: [Protect your dock equipment] Universal compatibility

Output: Works with all types of vehicle restraints.

Can detect empty skids pushed against the dock door. Triggers alarm if an empty skid is pushed on barrier.


Input: [Protect your dock equipment] Enforce protection

Output: Door can only open when vehicle is restraint and barrier is raised

Can detect empty skids pushed against the dock door. Triggers alarm if an empty skid is pushed on barrier.


Input: [Renewable energy] Wind power in Izmir, Turkey [Energy efficiency] Truck stop electrification in the U.S. [Energy efficiency_3] Nigeria: Efficient wood stoves [0]

Output: Sample project

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Input: [Renewable energy] MyClimate, which doesn't require a minimum purchase. It allows you to specify that your money be spent on a portfolio of Gold Standard–certified projects, but you can't ask to invest solely in a single type of project, such as wind power. The organization charges in euros and Swiss francs, so your credit card issuer may charge a currency-conversion fee, too. [Energy efficiency] Carbonfund, which doesn't require a minimum purchase. You may designate whether your money goes to renewable energy, energy efficiency, or reforestation projects, Unlike at provider carbonoffsetlist.org, this provider doesn't allow you to invest solely in this truck-stop electrification project. [Energy efficiency_3] Atmosfair, which doesn't have a minimum purchase requirement. All of its projects are Gold Standard–certified, but you can't ask to invest solely in this Nigerian project. The organization charges in euros, so your credit card issuer may charge a currency-conversion fee, too. [0]

Output: Provider

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Input: [Renewable energy] To help fund 17 giant turbines that convert wind power into energy. [Energy efficiency] An electrification project at 140 truck stops in 34 states is enabling drivers to hook up their cabs to a unit that supplies power, thus eliminating the need to run the engine, waste fuel, and pollute the surrounding area. Otherwise, truckers often end up running their engines—and burning gallons of fuel—during rest periods so they can keep heat, air-conditioning, or appliances in their cabs working. These rest periods are mandated by the U.S. Department of Transportation. [Energy efficiency_3] To help distribute affordable, efficient stoves to families. The stoves use 80 percent less firewood than traditional cooking fires. Nigeria's dependence on firewood for fuel has taken a toll on the country, causing deserts to spread through its northern region. [0]

Output: How offset dollars are used

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Input: [Renewable energy] Prevents 100,000 tons of CO2 from being released annually, according to myclimate.org. [Energy efficiency] For each hour the cabs are electrified, truckers save as much as one gallon of diesel fuel, according to carbonfund.org. [Energy efficiency_3] Approximately 30,000 tons of CO2 less released into the air each year, according to atmosfair.de. [0]

Output: Benefit

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Input: [Renewable energy] Certified by the Gold Standard. [Energy efficiency] Approved by carbonoffsetlist.org. [Energy efficiency_3] Certified by the Gold Standard. [0]

Output: Trustworthiness

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