Input: [Adults] Backpacks [Companies & Organizations] Camps / Retreats [Children]

Output: Diaper Bags

Bag Tags - The Best Way to Personalize Your Luggage


Input: [Adults] Gym Bags [Companies & Organizations] Tour Groups [Children]

Output: Backpacks

Bag Tags - The Best Way to Personalize Your Luggage


Input: [Adults] Laptop Bags [Companies & Organizations] Conference/Seminar/Workshop Attendees [Children]

Output: Dance Bags

Bag Tags - The Best Way to Personalize Your Luggage


Input: [Adults] Pet Carriers [Companies & Organizations] Club Memberships [Children]

Output: Lunch Boxes

Bag Tags - The Best Way to Personalize Your Luggage


Input: [Adults] Camera Bags [Companies & Organizations] Schools [Children]

Output: Musical Instruments

Bag Tags - The Best Way to Personalize Your Luggage


Input: [Adults] Camping Gear [Companies & Organizations] Sports Teams [Children]

Output: School Bags

Bag Tags - The Best Way to Personalize Your Luggage


Input: [Adults] Equipment Cases [Companies & Organizations] Fraternities/Sororities [Children]

Output: Sports Bags

Bag Tags - The Best Way to Personalize Your Luggage


Input: [Adults] Luggage [Children]

Output: Strollers

Bag Tags - The Best Way to Personalize Your Luggage


Input: [Kitchen] Stovetop [Bathroom] Shower [Living Room/Additional Rooms] Windex Mirrors [Bedrooms]

Output: Make Bed

Welcome to Ana's Maid Services | Ana's Maid Services


Input: [Kitchen] Countertop [Bathroom] Tub [Living Room/Additional Rooms] Dust & Polish Furniture [Bedrooms]

Output: Dust & Polish Furniture

Welcome to Ana's Maid Services | Ana's Maid Services


Input: [Kitchen] Sink [Bathroom] Faucets [Living Room/Additional Rooms] Vacuum Carpet [Bedrooms]

Output: Vacuum Carpet

Welcome to Ana's Maid Services | Ana's Maid Services


Input: [Kitchen] Microwave [Bathroom] Mirrors [Living Room/Additional Rooms] Sweep/Mop Floors [Bedrooms]

Output: Sweep/Mop Floors

Welcome to Ana's Maid Services | Ana's Maid Services


Input: [Kitchen] Fridge Exterior [Bathroom] Countertop [Living Room/Additional Rooms] Baseboards [Bedrooms]

Output: Baseboards

Welcome to Ana's Maid Services | Ana's Maid Services


Input: [Kitchen] Coffee Maker [Bathroom] Toilet [Living Room/Additional Rooms] Remove Trash [Bedrooms]

Output: Remove Trash

Welcome to Ana's Maid Services | Ana's Maid Services


Input: [Cruise Line] Azamara Club Cruises [Alcohol Policy & Extra Fees]

Output: Policy – Spirits, beer, and wine are allowed for private consumption in suites or cabins (with a limit of two bottles per cabin), as well as in any shipboard restaurant, bar, or dining venue. Extra fees – Consuming alcohol in any shipboard restaurant, bar, or dining venue is subject to a corkage fee of $10 per bottle.

Bringing Alcohol on Cruise Ships: Policy Breakdown


Input: [Cruise Line] Carnival Cruise Line [Alcohol Policy & Extra Fees]

Output: Policy – One bottle of wine or champagne per person is allowed on embarkation. No beer or spirits may be taken onboard for consumption. Alcoholic beverages that are purchased in ports of call will be held by the ship and delivered to the guest’s cabin on the last day of the sailing. Extra fees – A $10 corkage fee per bottle applies for consumption in the main dining room; $14 at the steakhouse.

Bringing Alcohol on Cruise Ships: Policy Breakdown


Input: [Cruise Line] Celebrity Cruises [Alcohol Policy & Extra Fees]

Output: Policy – Two bottles of wine per cabin are allowed on embarkation. No beer or spirits may be taken onboard for consumption. Alcoholic beverages purchased in ports of call or onboard shops will be held by the ship and delivered to the guest’s cabin on the last day of the sailing. Extra fees – Wine is subject to a $25 corkage fee per bottle when consumed in public areas.

Bringing Alcohol on Cruise Ships: Policy Breakdown


Input: [Cruise Line] Costa Cruises [Alcohol Policy & Extra Fees]

Output: Policy – No alcohol may be taken aboard at embarkation, and alcohol purchased in port or at the ship’s duty-free shop will be held and returned at the end of the cruise. Extra fees – N/A

Bringing Alcohol on Cruise Ships: Policy Breakdown


Input: [Cruise Line] Cunard Line [Alcohol Policy & Extra Fees]

Output: Policy – One bottle of wine or champagne per person is allowed during embarkation. No beer or spirits may be taken onboard for consumption. When purchased at ports of call, however, there is no restriction on wine, spirits, or beer being carried aboard. Extra fees – A corkage fee of $20 per bottle applies when consumed in restaurants onboard.

Bringing Alcohol on Cruise Ships: Policy Breakdown


Input: [Cruise Line] Disney Cruise Line [Alcohol Policy & Extra Fees]

Output: Policy – Alcohol is permitted onboard but must be hand-carried on in a bag no larger than 22″ wide, 14″ high, and 9″ deep. Outside alcohol cannot be consumed in any lounge or public area except for wine and champagne at Palo and Remy. Extra fees – A corkage fee of $20 per bottle applies at Palo and Remy.

Bringing Alcohol on Cruise Ships: Policy Breakdown


Input: [Cruise Line] Holland America Line [Alcohol Policy & Extra Fees]

Output: Policy – Wine and champagne are allowed onboard. Beer or spirits purchased on the ship or otherwise taken on the ship cannot be consumed onboard; bottles will be held for the duration of the cruise and delivered to the guest’s cabin on the last day of the sailing. Extra fees – A corkage fee of $18 applies at onboard restaurants and bars.

Bringing Alcohol on Cruise Ships: Policy Breakdown


Input: [Cruise Line] MSC Cruises [Alcohol Policy & Extra Fees]

Output: Policy – No alcohol may be taken aboard at embarkation, and alcohol purchased in port or at the ship’s duty-free shop will be held and returned at the end of the cruise. Extra fees – N/A

Bringing Alcohol on Cruise Ships: Policy Breakdown


Input: [Cruise Line] Norwegian Cruise Line [Alcohol Policy & Extra Fees]

Output: Policy – Wine and champagne are allowed onboard. No beer or spirits may be taken onboard for consumption. Extra fees – Corkage fees of $15 for 750 mL, $20 for 1,000 mL, and $30 for 1,500 mL bottles apply when consumed in any restaurant, public area, or stateroom.

Bringing Alcohol on Cruise Ships: Policy Breakdown


Input: [Cruise Line] Oceania Cruises [Alcohol Policy & Extra Fees]

Output: Policy – Guests may not take beer and spirits onboard at embarkation. Guests are allowed to take up to three bottles (per cabin) of wine or champagne onboard. Extra fees – A corkage fee of $25 per bottle applies for consuming wine in public areas.

Bringing Alcohol on Cruise Ships: Policy Breakdown


Input: [Cruise Line] Princess Cruises [Alcohol Policy & Extra Fees]

Output: Policy – Passengers are permitted one bottle of wine or champagne per person at embarkation; additional bottles will incur a $15 corkage fee, regardless of where you drink them. Alcoholic beverages purchased onboard or at ports of call will be held during the cruise and delivered to the cabin on the last day. No beer or spirits may be taken onboard for consumption. Extra fees – A $15 corkage fee per bottle applies for consuming in the dining room or restaurants.

Bringing Alcohol on Cruise Ships: Policy Breakdown


Input: [Cruise Line] Regent Seven Seas Cruises [Alcohol Policy & Extra Fees]

Output: Policy – Guests are allowed to take spirits, wine, and champagne onboard, though most alcohol is included in the price of the cruise. Extra fees – N/A

Bringing Alcohol on Cruise Ships: Policy Breakdown


Input: [Cruise Line] Royal Caribbean International [Alcohol Policy & Extra Fees]

Output: Policy – Two bottles (750ml each or smaller) of wine or champagne per cabin are allowed. No beer or spirits may be taken onboard for consumption. Extra fees – A $25 corkage fee per bottle is applied when consumed in public.

Bringing Alcohol on Cruise Ships: Policy Breakdown


Input: [Cruise Line] Seabourn [Alcohol Policy & Extra Fees]

Output: Policy – Guests are allowed to take spirits, wine, and champagne onboard, though most alcohol is included in the price of the cruise. Extra fees – N/A

Bringing Alcohol on Cruise Ships: Policy Breakdown


Input: [Cruise Line] Silversea [Alcohol Policy & Extra Fees]

Output: Policy – Guests are allowed to take spirits, wine, and champagne onboard, though most alcohol is included in the price of the cruise. Extra fees – N/A

Bringing Alcohol on Cruise Ships: Policy Breakdown


Input: [Area] Route overview [Requirement]

Output: Typical Trail Leader routes length are around 12-15km. They should comprise a range of environments, trail widths, surfaces, some roads and hills.


Input: [Area] Access [Requirement]

Output: All routes shall be legally accessible, or have written landowner agreement.


Input: [Area] Terrain technicality [Requirement]

Output: Routes used will be of varying widths and surface types, remaining within the Trail Terrain specification. A short section either on route, or close by will also clearly fulfil the requirement of Technical Terrain.


Input: [Area] Topography [Requirement]

Output: A height difference within the route being used and the site / local area of at least 80m. A range of climbs and descents that require riding position change (i.e. have a level of steepness). Several moderately extended descents that require braking control to be exercised to monitor speed (minimum 300m length).


Input: [Area] Land types [Requirement]

Output: A range of environments including at least three from forest; moorland; farm land; common land; urban is appropriate.


Input: [Area] Highway requirements [Requirement]

Output: Four or more minor or major roads including three or more junctions.


Input: [Square Hall] Temporary Exhibition Hall [Round Hall] Multifunctional Hall [0]

Output: Basement


Input: [Square Hall] Temporary Exhibition Hall [Round Hall] Multimedia Playing HallInteractive Hall [0]

Output: First Floor


Input: [Square Hall] Ancient Capital -- History and Culture [Round Hall] Exhibition of Fine Artistic Collection of Ancient Calligraphy [0]

Output: Second Floor


Input: [Square Hall] Ancient Capital Beijing -- Urban Construction [Round Hall] Exhibition of Fine Artistic Collection of Ancient Paintings [0]

Output: Third Floor


Input: [Square Hall] Exhibition of Fine Artistic Collection of Ancient ChinawareExhibition of Fine Artistic Collection of Ancient Buddha StatuesDrama Stage [Round Hall] Exhibition of Fine Artistic Collection of Ancient Jade Ware [0]

Output: Fourth Floor


Input: [Square Hall] Old Stories of Beijing -- Exhibition of Old Beijing Folk Customs [Round Hall] Exhibition of Fine Artistic Collection of Ancient Jade Ware [0]

Output: Fifth Floor


Input: [Round Hall] Exhibition of Fine Gadgets of Studies [0]

Output: Sixth Floor


Input: [MS Nordstjernen] Adventure cruise [MV Polar Star] Expedition cruise [Ship]

Output: Description of cruise


Input: [MS Nordstjernen] Traditional ship with vintage character Former Hurtigruten coastal vessel built in 1956 and renovated in 2000. [MV Polar Star] Modern expedition ship Former Swedish Navy vessel built in 1969 and converted for passenger service in 2000. [Ship]

Output: Atmosphere


Input: [MS Nordstjernen] Small but cozy Most cabins have bunk beds; about 75% have private WC and shower. [MV Polar Star] Larger Most cabins have standard beds; nearly all have private WC and shower. [Ship]

Output: Cabins


Input: [MS Nordstjernen] 3 or 4 nights Ship explores the northwestern coast and fjords of Spitsbergen, with port calls in Barentsburg and Ny ålesund. [MV Polar Star] 7 nights Ship circles the whole of Spitsbergen and explores remote eastern areas if ice conditions permit, with port calls in Barentsburg and Ny ålesund. [Ship]

Output: Itinerary


Input: [MS Nordstjernen] PolarCirkel boats "Easy on, easy off" PolarCirkel design is ideal for older passengers and those who aren't used to small boats. Landings are in easy to mildly rugged terrain. [MV Polar Star] Zodiac boats Traditional inflatables. Recommended for able-bodied passengers with good balance and steady legs. Landings are in easy to rugged terrain. [Ship]

Output: Shore landings


Input: [MS Nordstjernen] Norwegian European guides. NOK used on board. [MV Polar Star] International European guides. USD used on board; NOK and EUR accepted. [Ship]

Output: Crew/currency


Input: [MS Nordstjernen] Pre-trip information for MS Nordstjernen (Microsoft Word) Web links for Norwegian Coastal Voyage / Hurtigruten [MV Polar Star] Pre-trip information for MV Polar Star (Microsoft Word) Web links for Norwegian Coastal Voyage / Hurtigruten [Ship]

Output: More information


Input: [Location] South End - Train Platform To Concourse [Planned Service] No scheduled maintenance [Direction]

Output: Up At All Times


Input: [Location] Centre Train Platform To Concourse [Planned Service] No scheduled maintenance [Direction]

Output: Down At All Times


Input: [Location] North End Train Platform To Concourse [Planned Service] No scheduled maintenance [Direction]

Output: Up At All Times


Input: [Location] Collector Concourse To Bus Platform [Planned Service] No scheduled maintenance [Direction]

Output: Up At All Times


Input: [Location] Bus Platform To Collector Concourse [Planned Service] No scheduled maintenance [Direction]

Output: Down At All Times


Input: [Location] Passenger Pick-Up To Collector Concourse [Planned Service] No scheduled maintenance [Direction]

Output: Down At All Times


Input: [Location] Collector Concourse To Passenger Pick-Up [Planned Service] No scheduled maintenance [Direction]

Output: Up At All Times


Input: [Venue Name] Appleton's Pub [Hours of Operation] Morning to Evening [Price Range] $10 [Rating] Not Rated [Value Rating] Not Rated [Restaurant Description] burgers to seafood, we do it all [Restaurant Type]

Output: American Restaurants


Input: [Venue Name] Fifteen Mile Stream Lodge & Outfitters, INC [Hours of Operation] Afternoon to Evening [Price Range] $10 [Rating] Not Rated [Value Rating] Not Rated [Restaurant Description] Have lunch in our comfortable dining area. [Restaurant Type]

Output: Casual Dining


Input: [Venue Name] Appleton's Pub [Hours of Operation] Morning to Evening [Price Range] Free [Rating] Not Rated [Value Rating] Not Rated [Restaurant Description] come in from the trail or river, tell us about your day! [Restaurant Type]

Output: Casual Dining


Input: [Venue Name] Appleton's Pub [Hours of Operation] Morning to Evening [Price Range] $5 [Rating] Not Rated [Value Rating] Not Rated [Restaurant Description] Hand dipped Giffords ice cream [Restaurant Type]

Output: Ice Cream Parlors


Input: [Venue Name] Appleton's Pub [Hours of Operation] Morning to Evening [Price Range] $10 [Rating] Not Rated [Value Rating] Not Rated [Restaurant Description] Fresh dough, loaded with your favorites! [Restaurant Type]

Output: Pizza Restaurants


Input: [Venue Name] Appleton's Pub [Hours of Operation] Morning to Evening [Price Range] Free [Rating] Not Rated [Value Rating] Not Rated [Restaurant Description] Peaceful setting along the Dead River [Restaurant Type]

Output: Riverside Restaurants


Input: [City] Railroad [Barce] E&I [Wadena] E&I [Oxford]

Output: E&I


Input: [City] Type [Barce] C [Wadena] C [Oxford]


Input: [City] Current Use [Barce] business [Wadena] residence [Oxford]

Output: municipal


Input: [City] Track Status [Barce] gone [Wadena] gone [Oxford]

Output: gone


Input: [City] Bldg. Mat. [Barce] wood [Wadena] wood [Oxford]

Output: brick


Input: [City] Current Railroad [Barce] none [Wadena] none [Oxford]


Input: [Community Services] Administration [City Services]

Output: Surveys


Input: [Community Services] Aquatics [City Services]

Output: Development & Technology


Input: [Community Services] Child Care [City Services]

Output: Solid Waste Collection


Input: [Community Services] Horticulture [City Services]

Output: Solid Waste Disposal


Input: [Community Services] Cemeteries [City Services]

Output: Roadways


Input: [Community Services] Golf Courses [City Services]

Output: Environmental Engineering


Input: [Community Services] Athletic Fields [City Services]

Output: Central Stores


Input: [Community Services] Landscape Trades [City Services]

Output: Salvage & Fuels


Input: [Battersea Park School] 401 Battersea Park Road SW11 5AP [School name]

Output: Address

Battersea Park School | findaschool.info


Input: [Battersea Park School] Wandsworth [School name]

Output: Local authority

Battersea Park School | findaschool.info


Input: [Battersea Park School] http://www.batterseaparkschool.org/ [School name]

Output: Website

Battersea Park School | findaschool.info


Input: [Battersea Park School] Foundation School [School name]

Output: Type of school

Battersea Park School | findaschool.info


Input: [Battersea Park School] None [School name]

Output: Religion

Battersea Park School | findaschool.info


Input: [Battersea Park School] Closed [School name]

Output: Current status

Battersea Park School | findaschool.info


Input: [Battersea Park School] Mixed [School name]

Output: Gender

Battersea Park School | findaschool.info


Input: [Battersea Park School] 11 - 19 [School name]

Output: Age range

Battersea Park School | findaschool.info


Input: [Battersea Park School] 709 (52% boys/47% girls) [School name]

Output: Number of pupils

Battersea Park School | findaschool.info


Input: [Battersea Park School] Harris Academy Battersea Click for details of all these linked schools. [School name]

Output: Linked to

Battersea Park School | findaschool.info


Input: [Description] Public House [Details]

Output: Location of a bar or public house.

Connah's Quay to Gwydyr Forest Park - Routes to Ride


Input: [Description] Petrol Station [Details]

Output: Location of a petrol station or service station.

Connah's Quay to Gwydyr Forest Park - Routes to Ride


Input: [Description] Restaurant / Food [Details]

Output: Location of a restaurant, fast food or takeaway.

Connah's Quay to Gwydyr Forest Park - Routes to Ride


Input: [Description] Shop [Details]

Output: Location of a shop or supermarket

Connah's Quay to Gwydyr Forest Park - Routes to Ride


Input: [Description] Route Starting Point [Details]

Output: The recommended starting point for a route to ride.

Connah's Quay to Gwydyr Forest Park - Routes to Ride


Input: [Description] Hazard [Details]

Output: Location of a known hazard, such as an accident black-spot or police speed check area.

Connah's Quay to Gwydyr Forest Park - Routes to Ride


Input: [Description] Point of Interest / Landmark [Details]

Output: Location of a local point of interest, such as a beauty spot or tourist attraction.

Connah's Quay to Gwydyr Forest Park - Routes to Ride


Input: [Description] Cafe [Details]

Output: Location of a café or coffee shop.

Connah's Quay to Gwydyr Forest Park - Routes to Ride


Input: [Description] Route End [Details]

Output: The recommended finishing point for a route to ride.

Connah's Quay to Gwydyr Forest Park - Routes to Ride


Input: [Affected Area] Building [Responsibility People] Building Manager Electrician [Recommended Action]

Output: Replace worn carpets / Repair faulty wiring

Disaster planning for libraries and archives: Understanding the essential issues, by Jan Lyall, Director National Preservation Office, National Library of Australia, in Provenance Electronic Magazine Vol. 1, No. 2 March 1996


Input: [Affected Area] Building [Responsibility People] Building Manager [Recommended Action]

Output: Upgrade maintenance on plumbing and electrical services

Disaster planning for libraries and archives: Understanding the essential issues, by Jan Lyall, Director National Preservation Office, National Library of Australia, in Provenance Electronic Magazine Vol. 1, No. 2 March 1996


Input: [Affected Area] Building [Responsibility People] Security Officer [Recommended Action]

Output: Improve security

Disaster planning for libraries and archives: Understanding the essential issues, by Jan Lyall, Director National Preservation Office, National Library of Australia, in Provenance Electronic Magazine Vol. 1, No. 2 March 1996


Input: [Affected Area] Building [Responsibility People] Safety Officer [Recommended Action]

Output: Maintain records of incidents and recommend improvements

Disaster planning for libraries and archives: Understanding the essential issues, by Jan Lyall, Director National Preservation Office, National Library of Australia, in Provenance Electronic Magazine Vol. 1, No. 2 March 1996


Input: [Affected Area] Collections [Responsibility People] Building Manager [Recommended Action]

Output: Improve shelving in stacks

Disaster planning for libraries and archives: Understanding the essential issues, by Jan Lyall, Director National Preservation Office, National Library of Australia, in Provenance Electronic Magazine Vol. 1, No. 2 March 1996


Input: [Affected Area] Collections [Responsibility People] Security Manager [Recommended Action]

Output: Improve security in reading rooms

Disaster planning for libraries and archives: Understanding the essential issues, by Jan Lyall, Director National Preservation Office, National Library of Australia, in Provenance Electronic Magazine Vol. 1, No. 2 March 1996


Input: [Affected Area] Collections [Responsibility People] Services Officer [Recommended Action]

Output: Introduce regular cleaning in

Disaster planning for libraries and archives: Understanding the essential issues, by Jan Lyall, Director National Preservation Office, National Library of Australia, in Provenance Electronic Magazine Vol. 1, No. 2 March 1996


Input: [Affected Area] Collections [Responsibility People] Preservation Officer [Recommended Action]

Output: Investigate fumigation procedures

Disaster planning for libraries and archives: Understanding the essential issues, by Jan Lyall, Director National Preservation Office, National Library of Australia, in Provenance Electronic Magazine Vol. 1, No. 2 March 1996


Input: [Bus Timetables] Train Timetables [List of Local Clubs] List of Local Organisations [School Information]

Output: School Fetes


Input: [Bus Timetables] Community News [List of Local Clubs] List of Local Sports Teams [School Information]

Output: School Open Days


Input: [Bus Timetables] Useful Phone Numbers [List of Local Clubs] Local Sports Results [School Information]

Output: Library Information


Input: [Bus Timetables] Local Business Directory [List of Local Clubs] Lingfield Football Club [School Information]

Output: Victoria Club


Input: [Bus Timetables] History of Lingfield [List of Local Clubs] Lingfield Cricket Club [School Information]

Output: Places to go


Input: [Bus Timetables] Lingfield Park Horse Racing Information [List of Local Clubs] Lingfield Rugby Club [School Information]

Output: Neighbourhood Watch


Input: [Bus Timetables] Local Police Details [List of Local Clubs] Lingfield Running Club [School Information]

Output: St Piers School


Input: [Bus Timetables] Integrated Chat Room [List of Local Clubs] Local Events [School Information]

Output: Health Information


Input: [Bus Timetables] Integrated Message Board [List of Local Clubs] Lingfield Day [School Information]

Output: Surgery Times


Input: [Bus Timetables] Chamber of Commerce [List of Local Clubs] Lingfield Marathon [School Information]

Output: Clinic Details


Input: [Bus Timetables] Church Information [List of Local Clubs] Local Charities [School Information]

Output: Property for Sale


Input: [Bus Timetables] Crazy Bones [List of Local Clubs] Youth Club [School Information]

Output: Skateboard Park


Input: [Restaurants] Anglers [Location] Food Court [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-Security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Restaurants] Artichoke [Location] Food Court [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-Security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Restaurants] Biergarten [Location] Food Court [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-Security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Restaurants] Cotto [Location] Gate C30 [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-Security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Restaurants] Cotto Market [Location] Gate C30 [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Restaurants] Crust [Location] Gate C15 [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Restaurants] Custom Burgers [Location] Food Court [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-Security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Restaurants] Empire Tavern [Location] Gate C15 [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-Security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Restaurants] Food Hall Hot and Cold Buffet [Location] Food Court [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-Security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Restaurants] Interwich [Location] Food Court [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-Security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Restaurants] Kombu [Location] Food Court [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-Security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Restaurants] Taste NY [Location] Food Court [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Restaurants] Victory Grill [Location] Food Court [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Restaurants] Voyage [Location] Gate C31 [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Restaurants] Vuelo Taqueria [Location] Food Court [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Restaurants] Wibar [Location] Gate C29 [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Restaurants] World Bean [Location] Food Court [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-Security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Restaurants] Xun Su [Location] Food Court [Post/Pre Security]

Output: Post-Security

Shops, Restaurants, Services - Airport Guide - LaGuardia Airport - Port Authority of New York & New Jersey


Input: [Details] Location [Hanna Flats Park N' Ski]

Output: 33 miles north of Priest River off State Highway 57


Input: [Details] Difficulty [Hanna Flats Park N' Ski]

Output: Beginner - intermediate


Input: [Details] Distance [Hanna Flats Park N' Ski]

Output: 5 m/10 km of ski trails; 2.2 m/3.5 km snowshoe trails


Input: [Details] Grooming [Hanna Flats Park N' Ski]

Output: Yes - set track for traditional kick and glide


Input: [Details] Snowshoeing [Hanna Flats Park N' Ski]

Output: Yes


Input: [Details] Yurt [Hanna Flats Park N' Ski]

Output: No


Input: [Details] Backcountry ski potential [Hanna Flats Park N' Ski]

Output: Yes


Input: [Details] Restroom [Hanna Flats Park N' Ski]

Output: Yes


Input: [Details] Dogs [Hanna Flats Park N' Ski]

Output: Yes


Input: [Details] About [Hanna Flats Park N' Ski]

Output: Nordic ski trails and snowshoe trails at Hanna Flats are relatively gentle in a meadow and forest setting on the west side of Priest Lake. The trail system is well-suited for snowshoers and track skiers. The adjoining airstrip is a great workout for skate skiing. Two short loops are available for skiers and several interlacing loops for snowshoers. The Hanna Grove Nature Trail, located a little more than a mile from the trailhead, is worth checking out to see some old growth cedar trees and read about an old wildfire. Backcountry skiers could climb adjacent mountains above the flats to crank out a few turns.


Input: [Details] More Information [Hanna Flats Park N' Ski]

Output: Priest Lake Ranger District or call 208-443-2512


Input: [Details] Maps [Hanna Flats Park N' Ski]

Output: Hanna Flats, Hanna Flats Location Map


Input: [Greenhouses] Industrial Monitoring [Hospitals] Biomedical [Blood Banks]

Output: Labratories

Freezer Temperature Alarms, Door Alarms, Data Loggers - Modularm


Input: [Greenhouses] Vacation Homes [Hospitals] Computer Rooms [Blood Banks]

Output: Morgues

Freezer Temperature Alarms, Door Alarms, Data Loggers - Modularm


Input: [Greenhouses] Walk-In Coolers / Freezers [Hospitals] Schools [Blood Banks]

Output: FoodService

Freezer Temperature Alarms, Door Alarms, Data Loggers - Modularm


Input: [Greenhouses] Cafeterias [Hospitals] Stadiums [Blood Banks]

Output: Institutional Kitchens

Freezer Temperature Alarms, Door Alarms, Data Loggers - Modularm


Input: [Greenhouses] Universities [Hospitals] Environmental Rooms [Blood Banks]

Output: Hotels

Freezer Temperature Alarms, Door Alarms, Data Loggers - Modularm


Input: [Greenhouses] Convenience Stores [Hospitals] Restaurants [Blood Banks]

Output: Supermarkets

Freezer Temperature Alarms, Door Alarms, Data Loggers - Modularm


Input: [Greenhouses] Amusement Parks [Hospitals] Florists [Blood Banks]

Output: Casinos

Freezer Temperature Alarms, Door Alarms, Data Loggers - Modularm


Input: [Facility] Trolleys [Free] Yes [Paid/Charges] - [Remarks/Contact]

Output: Duty Terminal Manager


Input: [Facility] Wheel chair [Free] Yes [Paid/Charges] - [Remarks/Contact]

Output: Concerned Airlines


Input: [Facility] Medical [Free] Yes [Paid/Charges] - [Remarks/Contact]

Output: Duty Terminal Manager


Input: [Facility] Child care room [Free] Yes [Paid/Charges] - [Remarks/Contact]

Output: Duty Terminal Manager


Input: [Facility] Assistance to physically Challenged / Aged / Infirm [Free] Yes [Paid/Charges] - [Remarks/Contact]

Output: Ambulift also available on Paid/Charge Basis


Input: [Facility] Smoking Zone [Free] Yes [Paid/Charges] - [Remarks/Contact]

Output: Free to use


Input: [Facility] Rest room for transit pax. (Contact person ) [Free] - [Paid/Charges] Paid (Rs. 1500/- for 24 hrs.) [Remarks/Contact]

Output: Duty Terminal Manager


Input: [Facility] Lost & Found baggage [Free] Yes [Paid/Charges] - [Remarks/Contact]

Output: Duty Terminal Manager


Input: [Action] Players - review your NTRP status [Comments] If you will need to self-rate when you register read the NTRP webpage. [Links]

Output: NTRP


Input: [Action] Players - read the overview of the particular League your team is in [Comments] Fully understand what you are signing up for before you commit. [Links]

Output: League Calendars | Adult League | Mixed Doubles League | Tri-Level League | Singles League | Combo Doubles League


Input: [Action] Players - read the Local League Rules and Regulations [Comments] Fully understand what you are signing up for before you commit. [Links]

Output: League Rules


Input: [Action] Team - find a facility willing to host the team's home matches [Comments] Many of our local public and private facilities are willing to participate in the Adult USTA League program. [Links]

Output: Tennis Facility Information | How to Start a Team


Input: [Action] Team - get a Team ID # so players can register to play [Comments] Contact the USTA LLC if your facility does not assign Team ID #s. Do not create a team on TennisLink. [Links]

Output: Tennis Facility Information | USTA LLC


Input: [Action] Team - find a Captain for the team [Comments] Captaining a team can be a very rewarding experience. We will be there every step of the way! [Links]

Output: Captain's Checklist | Captain's Corner


Input: [Intentions Links] • [Intentions Links_2] • [Intentions Links_3] Town Hall Hours [Intentions Links_1]

Output: Departmental Telephone Numbers


Input: [Intentions Links] • [Intentions Links_2] • [Intentions Links_3] Town Meeting & Election Schedule [Intentions Links_1]

Output: Dog License Information


Input: [Intentions Links] • [Intentions Links_2] • [Intentions Links_3] Hanson Sports Organizations [Intentions Links_1]

Output: Burning Permits & Other Safety Information


Input: [Intentions Links] • [Intentions Links_2] • [Intentions Links_3] Building Department & Permits [Intentions Links_1]

Output: Seniors Supportive Day Program


Input: [Intentions Links] • [Intentions Links_2] • [Intentions Links_3] Transfer Station Information [Intentions Links_1]

Output: Recycling Program


Input: [Intentions Links] • [Intentions Links_2] • [Intentions Links_3] Whitman-Hanson Regional School District [Intentions Links_1]

Output: Citizen's Library


Input: [Intentions Links] • [Intentions Links_2] • [Intentions Links_3] MORE>> [Intentions Links_1]

Output: Meeting Agendas


Input: [Entire Apartment] One [Type]

Output: Bedrooms


Input: [Entire Apartment] One double bed and a daybed sofa with thin mattress [Type]

Output: Bed Type


Input: [Entire Apartment] One with shower [Type]

Output: Bathrooms


Input: [Entire Apartment] Two, a third person can sleep on the daybed/sofa [Type]

Output: Accommodates


Input: [Entire Apartment] Fully-equipped, pantry often includes spices, herbs, vinegar, oil, coffee, tea, and mate [Type]

Output: Kitchen


Input: [Entire Apartment] WiFi [Type]

Output: Internet


Input: [Entire Apartment] No [Type]

Output: Elevator


Input: [Entire Apartment] Ground floor (elevator not needed) [Type]

Output: Floor #


Input: [Entire Apartment] Yes, in living room [Type]

Output: Air Conditioning


Input: [Entire Apartment] Two, one in foyer and one in breakfast room [Type]

Output: Heater


Input: [Entire Apartment] Yes, floor fan in bedroom and desk fan in living room [Type]

Output: Fans


Input: [Entire Apartment] Greeter, Guidebook to Buenos Aires, sheets and towels [Type]

Output: Rental Includes


Input: [Entire Apartment] TV, DVD player, CDs and DVDs, cell phone, land line, hairdryer, speakers [Type]

Output: Amenities


Input: [Entire Apartment] There is a step up between the three blocks of the building which make it difficult for wheelchairs [Type]

Output: Notes


Input: [Ticket Name] Adult Single [Price (Euros)] €11.40 [Description]

Output: Single journey to Montserrat. Includes train fare from Barcelona Espanya to Montserrat . You have the option of buying a ticket for either the cable car ride up to the monastery (Get off at train stop Montserrat Aeri) or the Track Train ride up to Montserrat Cremallera funicular (Get off at train stop Monistrol)

Train Journey From Barcelona To Montserrat


Input: [Ticket Name] Adult Return [Price (Euros)] €20.20 [Description]

Output: The same ticket as above however a return ticket.

Train Journey From Barcelona To Montserrat


Input: [Ticket Name] Child Single [Price (Euros)] €8.50 [Description]

Output: As for adult single above however for children

Train Journey From Barcelona To Montserrat


Input: [Ticket Name] Child Return [Price (Euros)] €15.65 [Description]

Output: As for adult return above however for children

Train Journey From Barcelona To Montserrat


Input: [Ticket Name] Pensioners Single [Price (Euros)] €10.75 [Description]

Output: As for adult single but for pensioners

Train Journey From Barcelona To Montserrat


Input: [Ticket Name] Pensioners Return [Price (Euros)] €19.20 [Description]

Output: As for adult return but for pensioners

Train Journey From Barcelona To Montserrat


Input: [Ticket Name] Trans Montserrat Ticket [Price (Euros)] €29.30 [Description]

Output: This special combined ticket includes several different return train fares all in the one ticket. It could save you money if you want to not only see the monastery at Montserrat but also if you want to take the funicular mountain trains from the monastery to different parts of the mountain. The ticket includes the following: 1. Return train fare from Barcelona to Montserrat, either with the Cable car ride option to the monastery, or if you prefer the Track Train mountain train ride - but remember you need to specify which when you buy this ticket because they are not interchangeable. You either buy a Cable Car version or you buy the Cremallera version of this ticket. Once you have selected your ticket version you cannot use the other method. 2. The ticket also includes 2 return journeys on 2 different funicular rides (funicular is a mountain train that goes up steep slopes). You catch these funicular rides once you arrive at the monastery and not to be confused with the funicular ride to the Monastery from the train from Barcelona which is called the Cremallera funicular. These funicular rides give you access to different parts of the mountain and you will be able to visit the top of Montserrat mountain as well as visit Santa Cova cave. You will also be able to go on some mountain walks with amazing views. Normally you would have to purchase the funicular tickets separately once you arrive at Montserrat but with this ticket the two funicular return rides are included in the price. 3. You also have 2 free metro rides with this ticket. Each metro ticket costs €2.15 each. There are no discounts for pensioners or children with this ticket because the ticket already offers a discount for the fares. e.g. if you purchased the funicular rides separately (once you arrived at Montserrat monastery) you would need to pay an additional €10.00 (Return) or return or €6.30 single for the funicular from the Monastery to the top of Montserrat mountain and/or another €3.70 return or €2.40 single for the funicular ride to Santa Cova Cave from the Monastery. 4.Access to the audio visual area on Montserrat. Although it is possible to walk both of these destinations from the Monastery it is not recommended because it is pretty steep and not an easy walk.

Train Journey From Barcelona To Montserrat


Input: [Ticket Name] ToT Montserrat Ticket [Price (Euros)] €46.20 [Description]

Output: This literally means "All Montserrat" This ticket includes everything that the Trans Montserrat ticket mentioned above and in addition you have free entry into the Montserrat museum (entry price to museum is €6.50 for adult or €6.00 for pensioners) plus a free lunch at the restaurant at Montserrat. The restaurant offers a buffet lunch.

Train Journey From Barcelona To Montserrat


Input: [Train] a ticket [Hotel] a reservation [On Vacation] sight-seeing [Air Travel]

Output: luggage


Input: [Train] the platform [Hotel] a single room [On Vacation] a tour guide [Air Travel]

Output: a suitcase


Input: [Train] the track [Hotel] a double room [On Vacation] a guide book [Air Travel]

Output: check-in counter


Input: [Train] a kiosk [Hotel] a motel [On Vacation] a day trip [Air Travel]

Output: the metal detector


Input: [Train] second class [Hotel] a bed & breakfast [On Vacation] souvenirs [Air Travel]

Output: the gate


Input: [Train] the conductor [Hotel] a hostel [On Vacation] postcards [Air Travel]

Output: a boarding pass


Input: [Train] the dining car [Hotel] room service [On Vacation] travelers' checks [Air Travel]

Output: a flight


Input: [Train] a compartment [Hotel] room key [On Vacation] a map [Air Travel]

Output: a flight attendant


Input: [Train] a couchette [Hotel] cardkey [On Vacation] a money belt [Air Travel]

Output: the overhead bin


Input: [Train] a taxi stand [Hotel] "Do not disturb" [On Vacation] a travel alarm clock [Air Travel]

Output: baggage claim


Input: [Ticket Type] Private Boxes [Price] From £1,500 + Vat for a box of 12 [What is this?]

Output: This hospitality package buys you a private box on the gallery level for up to 16 people with views over the main arena. Lunch or dinner is served whilst you watch the action. For further information visit our hospitality page.

Tickets - Olympia Horse Show | London Horse Show


Input: [Ticket Type] Season Tickets [Price] £400 [What is this?]

Output: Top price seat for every performance of the show (12 in total). Allows access to the Members Restaurant and Champagne Bar on the Gallery level and access to the shopping village and all morning sessions.

Tickets - Olympia Horse Show | London Horse Show


Input: [Ticket Type] Top Price Seats [Price] £63 [What is this?]

Output: A seat in the main arena for either the afternoon or evening performance includes a Members Badge giving access to the Members Restaurant and Champagne Bar. Allows access to the Shopping Village. Afternoon ticket holders have free access to the morning session on the day of their visit.

Tickets - Olympia Horse Show | London Horse Show


Input: [Ticket Type] Second, Third and Fourth Price Seats [Price] £55, £47, £37 [What is this?]

Output: A seat in the main arena for either the afternoon or evening performance. Afternoon ticket holders have free access to the morning session on the day of their visit. Allows access to the Shopping Village. Some seats in blocks 8,9 and 10 come with a Members Badge giving access to the Members Restaurant and Champagne Bar

Tickets - Olympia Horse Show | London Horse Show


Input: [Ticket Type] Limited View Seats [Price] £20 [What is this?]

Output: Seats in the main arena for either afternoon or evening performance which may have a slightly restricted view given the positioning of posts, hand rails etc. Afternoon ticket holders have free access to the morning session on the day of their visit. Allows access to the Shopping Village

Tickets - Olympia Horse Show | London Horse Show


Input: [Ticket Type] Morning Only Tickets [Price] £15 [What is this?]

Output: Available for Thursday 19th, Friday 20th, Saturday 21st, Sunday 22nd December. Will give a seat in the main arena for the morning events ONLY, not valid for the afternoon or evening performance. Allows access to the Shopping Village.

Tickets - Olympia Horse Show | London Horse Show


Input: [Ticket Type] Warm Up Ring Tickets [Price] £15 [What is this?]

Output: Available for seat holders only. Allows access before and during the performance to the Warm Up Ring. Limited to 400 tickets. NOT available to groups.

Tickets - Olympia Horse Show | London Horse Show


Input: [Ticket Type] Shopping Only Tickets [Price] £10 [What is this?]

Output: Valid for entry to the Shopping Village only on one day.

Tickets - Olympia Horse Show | London Horse Show


Input: [Ticket Type] Disabled Seating [Price] £35. Carer goes free [What is this?]

Output: Olympia has a wheelchair platform available for up to 16 wheelchairs. Carers go free. There is also a walking disabled seating area in blocks 9 and 10, rows D and E. Both ticket types include access to the Shopping Village. To book a disabled ticket please phone the box office direct on 0871 230 5592. For more information click here

Tickets - Olympia Horse Show | London Horse Show


Input: [Ticket Type] Group Discounts [Price] Not applicable to top price seats £38.50, £32.90, £25.90 [What is this?]

Output: Group discounts of 30% off the normal ticket price are available for Wed Eve, Thurs Aft,Fri Aft and Eve and Mon Aft and Eve. NOT AVAILABLE FOR TOP PRICE SEATS

Tickets - Olympia Horse Show | London Horse Show


Input: [Ticket Type] Child and Seniors Discounts [Price] Not applicable to top price seats £38.50, £32.90, £25.90 [What is this?]

Output: Children’s (aged 15 and under) and seniors (aged 60 +) discounts of 30% off the normal ticket price apply to the following performances - Wed Eve, Thurs Aft, Fri Aft and Eve, Mon aft and Eve. Children are 15 and under. NOT AVAILABLE FOR TOP PRICE SEATS

Tickets - Olympia Horse Show | London Horse Show


Input: [Ticket Type] Joint Dressage Packages [Price] Wednesday seat normal price, Tuesday seat reduced to £19 [What is this?]

Output: If you purchase tickets for both of the dressage performances (Tuesday 16th December and Wednesday 17th December, your Tuesday seat is cheaper. Allows all access as normal tickets. Joint dressage can only be booked by telephone.

Tickets - Olympia Horse Show | London Horse Show


Input: [Ticket Type] Gallery Brasserie Meal [Price] £30 adult, £12 Child [What is this?]

Output: Our meal package – when you buy a seat in the main arena you can add on your reservation for pre-Show lunch or supper in the Olympia Brasserie. For further information click here.

Tickets - Olympia Horse Show | London Horse Show


Input: [Ticket Type] Champagne Reception Tickets [Price] £100 [What is this?]

Output: Available on selected performances only. VIP Champagne Reception with canapés and a seat in a shared private box . Allows access to the Shopping Village, the Champagne Bar and the Members Restaurant

Tickets - Olympia Horse Show | London Horse Show


Input: [Ticket Type] FEI World Cup Dressage - Grand Prix Tuesday 15th December [Price] £37.80, £33, £28.20, £22.20 [What is this?]

Output: Tickets for the first part of the FEI World Cup competition are at a special offer price. Allows access to the Shopping Village which opens at 2pm. For the first time this performance will include Olympia displays - check the programme on the right for full info.

Tickets - Olympia Horse Show | London Horse Show


Input: [Prince Edward Island] Nova Scotia [Photo] Photo [The Speaker's Gavel]

Output: Chair for the Clerk's Table

House of Assembly - Newfoundland and Labrador


Input: [Prince Edward Island] New Brunswick [Photo] Photo [The Speaker's Gavel]

Output: Chair for the Clerk's Table

House of Assembly - Newfoundland and Labrador


Input: [Prince Edward Island] Ontario [Photo] Photo [The Speaker's Gavel]

Output: The Speaker's Chair

House of Assembly - Newfoundland and Labrador


Input: [Prince Edward Island] Manitoba [Photo] Photo [The Speaker's Gavel]

Output: A clock displayed over the entrance to the Chamber

House of Assembly - Newfoundland and Labrador


Input: [Prince Edward Island] Saskatchewan [Photo] Photo [The Speaker's Gavel]

Output: The Sergeant-at-Arms' sword

House of Assembly - Newfoundland and Labrador


Input: [Prince Edward Island] British Columbia [Photo] Photo [The Speaker's Gavel]

Output: The Mace

House of Assembly - Newfoundland and Labrador


Input: [Prince Edward Island] Quebec [Photo] Photo [The Speaker's Gavel]

Output: Clerks Table with the Coat of Arms

House of Assembly - Newfoundland and Labrador


Input: [Prince Edward Island] Alberta [Photo] Photo [The Speaker's Gavel]

Output: Shield/Coat of Arms over the Speaker's Chair

House of Assembly - Newfoundland and Labrador


Input: [Regional Road No.] 1 [From] The north limit of the North Sheridan Way [To]

Output: The south limit of Regional Road 9


Input: [Regional Road No.] 1 [From] The north limit of Regional Road 9 [To]

Output: The south limit of Regional Road 11


Input: [Regional Road No.] 2 [From] The west limit of Highway 427 [To]

Output: The south limit of Regional Road 15


Input: [Regional Road No.] 3 [From] The west limit of Highway 10 [To]

Output: The boundary between the Region of Peel and the Region of Halton


Input: [Regional Road No.] 4 [From] The north limit of Lakeshore Boulevard [To]

Output: The south limit of Regional Road 9


Input: [Regional Road No.] 4 [From] The north limit of Regional Road 9 [To]

Output: The south limit of Regional Road 12


Input: [Regional Road No.] 5 [From] The boundary between the Region of Peel and the City of Etobicoke [To]

Output: The east limit of Regional Road 1


Input: [Regional Road No.] 5 [From] The west limit of Regional Road 1 [To]

Output: The boundary between the Region of Peel and the Region of Halton


Input: [Regional Road No.] 6 [From] The west limit of McMurchy Avenue [To]

Output: The east limit of Regional Road 1


Input: [Regional Road No.] 6 [From] The west limit of Regional Road 1 [To]

Output: The east limit of Regional Road 19


Input: [Regional Road No.] 7 [From] The boundary between the Region of Peel and the City of Etobicoke [To]

Output: The south limit of Highway 9


Input: [Regional Road No.] 8 [From] The north limit of Regional Road 50 [To]

Output: The south limit of Regional Road 22


Input: [Regional Road No.] 8 [From] The south limit of Highway 9 [To]

Output: The north limit of Regional Road 22


Input: [Regional Road No.] 9 [From] The boundary between the Region of Peel and the Region of York [To]

Output: The east limit of Regional Road 1


Input: [Regional Road No.] 9 [From] The west limit of Regional Road 1 [To]

Output: The east limit of Regional Road 19 (north leg)


Input: [Regional Road No.] 9 [From] The west limit of Regional Road 19 (north leg) [To]

Output: The east limit of Regional Road 19 (south leg)


Input: [Regional Road No.] 10 [From] The west limit of Regional Road 7 [To]

Output: The east limit of Highway 410


Input: [Regional Road No.] 11 [From] The west limit of Highway 10 [To]

Output: The north limit of Regional Road 11 at the intersection of Regional Roads 1 and 11


Input: [Regional Road No.] 11 [From] The west limit of Regional Road 1 at the intersection of Regional Roads 1 and 11 [To]

Output: The east limit of Shaws Creek Road


Input: [Regional Road No.] 11 [From] The west limit of Shaws Creek Road [To]

Output: The west limit of Regional Road 19 (north leg)


Input: [Regional Road No.] 12 [From] The west limit of Regional Road 7 [To]

Output: The east limit of Highway 10


Input: [Regional Road No.] 12 [From] The west limit of Highway 10 [To]

Output: The east limit of McLaughlin Road


Input: [Regional Road No.] 12 [From] The west limit of McLaughlin Road [To]

Output: The east limit of Creditview Road


Input: [Regional Road No.] 12 [From] The west limit of Creditview Road [To]

Output: The east limit of Regional Road 1


Input: [Regional Road No.] 12 [From] The west limit of Regional Road 1 [To]

Output: The east limit of Regional Road 19


Input: [Regional Road No.] 14 [From] The west limit of Regional Road 50 [To]

Output: The east limit of Regional Road 19


Input: [Regional Road No.] 15 [From] The west limit Regional Road 50 [To]

Output: The east limit of Regional Road 19


Input: [Regional Road No.] 16 [From] The north limit of Regional Road 15 [To]

Output: The south limit of Bovaird Drive


Input: [Regional Road No.] 17 [From] The north limit of Lakeshore Boulevard [To]

Output: The south limit of Highway 403


Input: [Regional Road No.] 19 [From] The north limit of Lakeshore Boulevard [To]

Output: The south limit of Dundas Street


Input: [Regional Road No.] 19 [From] The boundary between the City of Brampton and the City of Mississauga [To]

Output: The south limit of Regional Road 14


Input: [Regional Road No.] 19 [From] The north limit of Regional Road 14 [To]

Output: The south limit of Regional Road 9


Input: [Regional Road No.] 19 [From] The north limit of Regional Road 9 [To]

Output: The south limit of Regional Road 11


Input: [Regional Road No.] 19 [From] The north limit of Regional Road 11 [To]

Output: The south limit of Regional Road 24


Input: [Regional Road No.] 19 [From] The north limit of Regional Road 24 [To]

Output: The south limit of Beech Grove Sideroad


Input: [Regional Road No.] 20 [From] The boundary between the the Region of Peel and the City of Etobicoke [To]

Output: The east limit of Mavis Road


Input: [Regional Road No.] 22 [From] The west limit of Regional Road 50 [To]

Output: The east limit of Innis Lake Road


Input: [Regional Road No.] 22 [From] The west limit of Innis Lake Road [To]

Output: The east limit of Regional Road 7


Input: [Regional Road No.] 24 [From] The west limit of Regional Road 7 [To]

Output: The east limit of Highway 10


Input: [Regional Road No.] 50 [From] The north limit of Regional Road 15 [To]

Output: The south limit of Regional Road 107


Input: [Regional Road No.] 107 [From] The west limit of Regional Road 50 [To]

Output: The west limit of Regional Road 107


Input: [Regional Road No.] 136 [From] The north limit of Regional Road 24 [To]

Output: The boundary between the Region of Peel and the County of Dufferin


Input: [Curated Events] Workshops & Demo Days [WiFi & RJ ports] MailBox [Adobe Creative Suite]

Output: Private Phone Booth

I/O Spaces – Creative Coworking Space , Silver Spring Maryland


Input: [Curated Events] Coffee, Tea & Biscuits [WiFi & RJ ports] MakerSpace [Adobe Creative Suite]

Output: Conference Rooms

I/O Spaces – Creative Coworking Space , Silver Spring Maryland


Input: [Curated Events] Paper Printer [WiFi & RJ ports] Event Space [Adobe Creative Suite]

Output: Creative Library

I/O Spaces – Creative Coworking Space , Silver Spring Maryland


Input: [Curated Events] Free DVD Rental [WiFi & RJ ports] PS4 Room [Adobe Creative Suite]

Output: Siesta Room

I/O Spaces – Creative Coworking Space , Silver Spring Maryland


Input: [Curated Events] Indoor Bike Storage [WiFi & RJ ports] Lounge [Adobe Creative Suite]

Output: Lockers

I/O Spaces – Creative Coworking Space , Silver Spring Maryland


Input: [Curated Events] *3D Printer [WiFi & RJ ports] Bespoke Interior Design [Adobe Creative Suite]

Output: *Heavy Machinery

I/O Spaces – Creative Coworking Space , Silver Spring Maryland


Input: [City] Lake Henry [Congressional District] Seventh District [Minnesota House District]

Output: 13A

The Paynesville area remains divided into two Congressional districts and three state legislative seats, according to a new redistricting plan released last week.


Input: [City] Paynesville [Congressional District] Sixth District [Minnesota House District]

Output: 14B

The Paynesville area remains divided into two Congressional districts and three state legislative seats, according to a new redistricting plan released last week.


Input: [City] Regal [Congressional District] Seventh District [Minnesota House District]

Output: 13A

The Paynesville area remains divided into two Congressional districts and three state legislative seats, according to a new redistricting plan released last week.


Input: [City] Roscoe [Congressional District] Sixth District [Minnesota House District]

Output: 14B

The Paynesville area remains divided into two Congressional districts and three state legislative seats, according to a new redistricting plan released last week.


Input: [City] St. Martin [Congressional District] Sixth District [Minnesota House District]

Output: 13A

The Paynesville area remains divided into two Congressional districts and three state legislative seats, according to a new redistricting plan released last week.


Input: [City] Spring Hill [Congressional District] Seventh District [Minnesota House District]

Output: 13A

The Paynesville area remains divided into two Congressional districts and three state legislative seats, according to a new redistricting plan released last week.


Input: [City] Eden Lake [Congressional District] Sixth District [Minnesota House District]

Output: 14B

The Paynesville area remains divided into two Congressional districts and three state legislative seats, according to a new redistricting plan released last week.


Input: [City] Irving [Congressional District] Seventh District [Minnesota House District]

Output: 13A

The Paynesville area remains divided into two Congressional districts and three state legislative seats, according to a new redistricting plan released last week.


Input: [City] Manannah [Congressional District] Sixth District [Minnesota House District]

Output: 18B

The Paynesville area remains divided into two Congressional districts and three state legislative seats, according to a new redistricting plan released last week.


Input: [City] Munson [Congressional District] Seventh District [Minnesota House District]

Output: 14B

The Paynesville area remains divided into two Congressional districts and three state legislative seats, according to a new redistricting plan released last week.


Input: [City] Roseville [Congressional District] Seventh District [Minnesota House District]

Output: 13A

The Paynesville area remains divided into two Congressional districts and three state legislative seats, according to a new redistricting plan released last week.


Input: [City] Union Grove [Congressional District] Seventh District [Minnesota House District]

Output: 18B

The Paynesville area remains divided into two Congressional districts and three state legislative seats, according to a new redistricting plan released last week.


Input: [City] Zion [Congressional District] Sixth and Seventh Districts [Minnesota House District]

Output: 14B

The Paynesville area remains divided into two Congressional districts and three state legislative seats, according to a new redistricting plan released last week.


Input: [Ivy Bridge] Up to 63x [Sandy Bridge-E] Up to 57x [Sandy Bridge] Up to 59 x [0]

Output: Core Ratio Multipliers


Input: [Ivy Bridge] Yes [Sandy Bridge-E] All Cores Simultaneously [Sandy Bridge] No [0]

Output: Real-Time Core Ratio Changes


Input: [Ivy Bridge] Up to 60x [Sandy Bridge-E] N/A [Sandy Bridge] Up to 57x [0]

Output: Integrated Graphics Ratio Multipliers


Input: [Ivy Bridge] Yes [Sandy Bridge-E] N/A [Sandy Bridge] No [0]

Output: Real-Time Graphics Ratio Changes


Input: [Ivy Bridge] Up to DDR3-2667 [Sandy Bridge-E] Up to DDR3-2400 [Sandy Bridge] Up to DDR3-2133 [0]

Output: DDR Ratio/Frequency


Input: [Ivy Bridge] 200/266 MT/s [Sandy Bridge-E] 266 MT/s [Sandy Bridge] 266 MT/s [0]

Output: DDR Granularity


Input: [Ivy Bridge] v.1.3 [Sandy Bridge-E] v.1.2 or 1.3 [Sandy Bridge] v.1.2 [0]

Output: XMP Reference Code


Input: [Ivy Bridge] Limited [Sandy Bridge-E] 1.0/1.25/1.67x Straps [Sandy Bridge] Limited [0]

Output: BCLK Overclocking


Input: [Road] Apoke Place [From] North Road [To] End of street [Scheduled for repaving] Construction ongoing [Grade]

Output: Failed

District 9: Share of bad roads is isle's highest - Hawaii News - Honolulu Star-Advertiser


Input: [Road] Puanane Place [From] Puanane Loop [To] End of street [Scheduled for repaving] Construction to start within a year [Grade]

Output: Failed

District 9: Share of bad roads is isle's highest - Hawaii News - Honolulu Star-Advertiser


Input: [Road] Apai Place [From] North Road [To] End of street [Scheduled for repaving] Construction ongoing [Grade]

Output: Failed

District 9: Share of bad roads is isle's highest - Hawaii News - Honolulu Star-Advertiser


Input: [Road] Lawalu Place [From] Laupapa Street [To] End of street [Scheduled for repaving] Construction ongoing [Grade]

Output: Failed

District 9: Share of bad roads is isle's highest - Hawaii News - Honolulu Star-Advertiser


Input: [Road] Mahau Place [From] Puanane Loop [To] End of street [Scheduled for repaving] Construction to start within a year [Grade]

Output: Failed

District 9: Share of bad roads is isle's highest - Hawaii News - Honolulu Star-Advertiser


Input: [Road] Keakaula Place [From] Laupapa Street [To] End of street [Scheduled for repaving] Construction ongoing [Grade]

Output: Serious

District 9: Share of bad roads is isle's highest - Hawaii News - Honolulu Star-Advertiser


Input: [Road] Makohilani Street [From] Lanikuhana Avenue [To] End of street [Scheduled for repaving] Construction to start within a year [Grade]

Output: Serious

District 9: Share of bad roads is isle's highest - Hawaii News - Honolulu Star-Advertiser


Input: [Road] Nahokupa Street [From] Makohilani Street [To] End of street [Scheduled for repaving] Construction to start within a year [Grade]

Output: Serious

District 9: Share of bad roads is isle's highest - Hawaii News - Honolulu Star-Advertiser


Input: [Road] Keena Place [From] Laupapa Street [To] End of street [Scheduled for repaving] Construction ongoing [Grade]

Output: Serious

District 9: Share of bad roads is isle's highest - Hawaii News - Honolulu Star-Advertiser


Input: [Road] Maukuku Place [From] Nahokupa Street [To] End of street [Scheduled for repaving] Construction to start within a year [Grade]

Output: Serious

District 9: Share of bad roads is isle's highest - Hawaii News - Honolulu Star-Advertiser


Input: [Road] Aama Place [From] North Road [To] End of street [Scheduled for repaving] Construction ongoing [Grade]

Output: Serious

District 9: Share of bad roads is isle's highest - Hawaii News - Honolulu Star-Advertiser


Input: [Road] Paikauhale Street [From] Makaunulau Street [To] Kilohoku Street [Scheduled for repaving] Construction to start within a year [Grade]

Output: Serious

District 9: Share of bad roads is isle's highest - Hawaii News - Honolulu Star-Advertiser


Input: [Definition] Paved city street with at least 2 demarcated moving lanes of motor vehicle traffic, with parked cars on the cyclist's side of the street [Route Type]

Output: Major street, with parked cars

Cycling Infrastructure Strongly Influences Injury Risk - Raise the Hammer

Definitions of the 14 Route Types


Input: [Definition] No bicycle markings on street surface, bike signage on posts may be present [Route Type]

Output: No bike infrastructure

Cycling Infrastructure Strongly Influences Injury Risk - Raise the Hammer

Definitions of the 14 Route Types


Input: [Definition] Markings on street surface indicating shared bike-HOV lane, shared bike-bus lane, or sharrows indicating bikes and motor vehicles share space [Route Type]

Output: Shared lane

Cycling Infrastructure Strongly Influences Injury Risk - Raise the Hammer

Definitions of the 14 Route Types


Input: [Definition] Bike-only lane marked with solid or dotted lines on street surface [Route Type]

Output: Bike lane

Cycling Infrastructure Strongly Influences Injury Risk - Raise the Hammer

Definitions of the 14 Route Types


Input: [Definition] Paved city street with at least 2 demarcated moving lanes of motor vehicle traffic, no parked cars [Route Type]

Output: Major street, no parked cars

Cycling Infrastructure Strongly Influences Injury Risk - Raise the Hammer

Definitions of the 14 Route Types


Input: [Definition] No bicycle markings on the street surface, bike signage on posts may be present [Route Type]

Output: No bike infrastructure

Cycling Infrastructure Strongly Influences Injury Risk - Raise the Hammer

Definitions of the 14 Route Types


Input: [Definition] Markings on street surface indicating shared bike-HOV lane, shared bike-bus lane or sharrows indicating bikes and motor vehicles share space [Route Type]

Output: Shared lane

Cycling Infrastructure Strongly Influences Injury Risk - Raise the Hammer

Definitions of the 14 Route Types


Input: [Definition] Paved city street with no demarcated lanes of motor vehicle traffic; car parking may be allowed or not [Route Type]

Output: Local street

Cycling Infrastructure Strongly Influences Injury Risk - Raise the Hammer

Definitions of the 14 Route Types


Input: [Definition] No bike signage or markings on the street surface [Route Type]

Output: No bike infrastructure

Cycling Infrastructure Strongly Influences Injury Risk - Raise the Hammer

Definitions of the 14 Route Types


Input: [Definition] Bike signage on the street surface or on posts, indicating designated bike route; may have bicyclist operated traffic signals at intersections with major streets [Route Type]

Output: Designated bike route

Cycling Infrastructure Strongly Influences Injury Risk - Raise the Hammer

Definitions of the 14 Route Types


Input: [Definition] Bike signage on the street surface or on posts, indicating designated bike route; may have bicyclist operated traffic signals at intersections with major streets; traffic calming measures may include speed humps or bumps, traffic circles, traffic diverters, medians, or street width restrictions via corner bulges or planters [Route Type]

Output: Designated bike route with traffic calming

Cycling Infrastructure Strongly Influences Injury Risk - Raise the Hammer

Definitions of the 14 Route Types


Input: [Definition] Route that is physically separated from traffic, at least on straightaways between intersections [Route Type]

Output: Off-street route

Cycling Infrastructure Strongly Influences Injury Risk - Raise the Hammer

Definitions of the 14 Route Types


Input: [Definition] Paved path meant for pedestrian use, either alongside city streets or away from streets (e.g., in parks) [Route Type]

Output: Sidewalk or other pedestrian path

Cycling Infrastructure Strongly Influences Injury Risk - Raise the Hammer

Definitions of the 14 Route Types


Input: [Definition] Paved path meant for nonmotorized use by pedestrians, cyclists, skaters and others, either alongside city streets or away from streets (e.g., in parks) [Route Type]

Output: Multiuse path, paved

Cycling Infrastructure Strongly Influences Injury Risk - Raise the Hammer

Definitions of the 14 Route Types


Input: [Definition] Unpaved path meant for nonmotorized use by pedestrians, cyclists, skaters and others, either alongside city streets or away from streets (e.g., in parks) [Route Type]

Output: Multiuse path, unpaved

Cycling Infrastructure Strongly Influences Injury Risk - Raise the Hammer

Definitions of the 14 Route Types


Input: [Definition] Paved path meant for cyclist use away from streets, (e.g., in parks) [Route Type]

Output: Bike path

Cycling Infrastructure Strongly Influences Injury Risk - Raise the Hammer

Definitions of the 14 Route Types


Input: [Definition] Paved path meant for cyclist use alongside major streets, separated by a physical barrier (e.g., a curb or bollards) [Route Type]

Output: Cycle track

Cycling Infrastructure Strongly Influences Injury Risk - Raise the Hammer

Definitions of the 14 Route Types


Input: [Township] 34N [Range] 30W [Meridian]

Output: Fourth Principal Extended Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 35N [Range] 31W [Meridian]

Output: Fourth Principal Extended Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 36N [Range] 31W [Meridian]

Output: Fourth Principal Extended Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 37N [Range] 31W [Meridian]

Output: Fourth Principal Extended Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 38N [Range] 32W [Meridian]

Output: Fourth Principal Extended Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 121N [Range] 27W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 121N [Range] 28W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 121N [Range] 29W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 122N [Range] 27W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 122N [Range] 28W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 122N [Range] 29W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 122N [Range] 30W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 122N [Range] 31W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 122N [Range] 32W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 123N [Range] 27W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 123N [Range] 28W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 123N [Range] 29W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 123N [Range] 30W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 123N [Range] 31W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 123N [Range] 32W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 123N [Range] 33W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 123N [Range] 34W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 123N [Range] 35W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 124N [Range] 28W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Township] 124N [Range] 29W [Meridian]

Output: Fifth Principal Meridian

Stearns County, Minnesota, United States - Surveys - Histopolis


Input: [Park Class] Willmore Wilderness Park [Visitor Experience] Remote, wilderness Foot and horse access only [#] 1 [Total Area (ha)] 459,671.04 [Key Objectives]

Output: To preserve and protect natural heritage and provide opportunities for compatible backcountry recreation Legislation:Willmore Wilderness Park Act

AlbertaParks.ca - Management & Land-use - Current Parks System


Input: [Park Class] Provincial Parks [Visitor Experience] Natural environment with diversity of compatible, facilitated recreation [#] 76 [Total Area (ha)] 221,363.92 [Key Objectives]

Output: To preserve natural heritage of provincial significance or higher, while supporting outdoor recreation, heritage tourism and natural heritage appreciation activities that depend upon and are compatible with environmental protection Legislation:Provincial Parks Act

AlbertaParks.ca - Management & Land-use - Current Parks System


Input: [Park Class] Wildland Provincial Parks [Visitor Experience] Remote, wilderness Hunting, motorized access may be permitted [#] 32 [Total Area (ha)] 1,731,439.59 [Key Objectives]

Output: To preserve and protect natural heritage and provide opportunities for compatible backcountry recreation

AlbertaParks.ca - Management & Land-use - Current Parks System


Input: [Park Class] Provincial Recreation Areas [Visitor Experience] Diversity of front country recreation [#] 208 [Total Area (ha)] 87,891.58 [Key Objectives]

Output: To support compatible outdoor recreation and tourism, often providing access to lakes, rivers, reservoirs and adjacent crown land

AlbertaParks.ca - Management & Land-use - Current Parks System


Input: [Park Class] Wilderness Areas [Visitor Experience] Remote wilderness, foot access only [#] 3 [Total Area (ha)] 100,988.79 [Key Objectives]

Output: To preserve and protect natural heritage, where visitors can experience solitude and non-consumptive, nature-based wilderness opportunities Legislation:Wilderness Areas, Ecological Reserves, Natural Areas and Heritage Rangelands Act

AlbertaParks.ca - Management & Land-use - Current Parks System


Input: [Park Class] Ecological Reserves [Visitor Experience] Foot access only [#] 15 [Total Area (ha)] 26,843.34 [Key Objectives]

Output: To preserve and protect natural heritage in an undisturbed state for scientific research or education

AlbertaParks.ca - Management & Land-use - Current Parks System


Input: [Park Class] Natural Areas [Visitor Experience] Self facilitated [#] 139 [Total Area (ha)] 129,943.98 [Key Objectives]

Output: To preserve and protect sites of local significance and provide opportunities for low-impact nature-based recreation and nature appreciation activities

AlbertaParks.ca - Management & Land-use - Current Parks System


Input: [Park Class] Heritage Rangelands [Visitor Experience] Rustic grassland, ranching Foot access only [#] 2 [Total Area (ha)] 12,010.47 [Key Objectives]

Output: To preserve and protect natural heritage that is representative of Alberta's grasslands. Grazing is used to maintain the grassland ecology

AlbertaParks.ca - Management & Land-use - Current Parks System


Input: [Park Class] Total [Visitor Experience] Â [#] 476 [Total Area (ha)] 2,770,152.71 [Key Objectives]

Output: Â

AlbertaParks.ca - Management & Land-use - Current Parks System


Input: [B Floor (Underground)] 1st Floor [:] : [Jeans & Fashion Clothes]

Output: Fashion Clothes

Welcome to The Platinum Fashion Mall Wholesale 2,000 shops


Input: [B Floor (Underground)] 2nd Floor [:] : [Jeans & Fashion Clothes]

Output: Fashion Clothes

Welcome to The Platinum Fashion Mall Wholesale 2,000 shops


Input: [B Floor (Underground)] 3rd Floor [:] : [Jeans & Fashion Clothes]

Output: Fashion Clothes

Welcome to The Platinum Fashion Mall Wholesale 2,000 shops


Input: [B Floor (Underground)] 4th Floor [:] : [Jeans & Fashion Clothes]

Output: Fashion Clothes & Leathers

Welcome to The Platinum Fashion Mall Wholesale 2,000 shops


Input: [B Floor (Underground)] 5th Floor [:] : [Jeans & Fashion Clothes]

Output: Leathers & Accessories

Welcome to The Platinum Fashion Mall Wholesale 2,000 shops


Input: [B Floor (Underground)] 6th Floor [:] : [Jeans & Fashion Clothes]

Output: Food & Beverage

Welcome to The Platinum Fashion Mall Wholesale 2,000 shops


Input: [B Floor (Underground)] 7th-10th Floor [:] : [Jeans & Fashion Clothes]

Output: Car park consist more than 1,500 cars and cargo

Welcome to The Platinum Fashion Mall Wholesale 2,000 shops


Input: [B Floor (Underground)] 11th Floor [:] : [Jeans & Fashion Clothes]

Output: Inventory store and the Platinum Fashion Mall office

Welcome to The Platinum Fashion Mall Wholesale 2,000 shops


Input: [B Floor (Underground)] ชั้น 12-23 [:] : [Jeans & Fashion Clothes]

Output: The Platinum condominium

Welcome to The Platinum Fashion Mall Wholesale 2,000 shops


Input: [Requirement] Typical Technical Leader routes length are around 12-15km. They should comprise a range of environments, trail widths, variable, loose and uncertain surfaces, some roads and significant hills and descents. [Area]

Output: Route overview


Input: [Requirement] All routes shall be legally accessible, or have written landowner agreement. [Area]

Output: Access


Input: [Requirement] Routes used will be of varying widths and surface types. At least 50% of the route will clearly remain within the Technical Terrain specification. [Area]

Output: Terrain technicality


Input: [Requirement] A height difference within the route being used and the site / local area of at least 200m. A range of extended climbs and descents that require significant riding position change (i.e. are steep), effort (climbs) and control (descents). [Area]

Output: Topography


Input: [Requirement] A range of environments including at least three from forest; moorland; farm land; common land is appropriate. [Area]

Output: Land types


Input: [Requirement] Two or more minor or major roads including two or more junctions. [Area]

Output: Highway requirements


Input: [Hotel Amenities:] Multilingual staff [Room Amenities:] Hypo-allergenic bedding available [Family Friendly Amenities:]

Output: Outdoor pool

Internet available in rooms: WiFi or Wired high-speed access

Westgate Resort & Casino | Las Vegas International Chess Festival


Input: [Hotel Amenities:] 24-hour front desk [Room Amenities:] Coffee/tea maker [Family Friendly Amenities:]

Output: Snack bar/Deli

Internet available in rooms: WiFi or Wired high-speed access

Westgate Resort & Casino | Las Vegas International Chess Festival


Input: [Hotel Amenities:] Outdoor pool and bar [Room Amenities:] Blackout drapes/curtains, [Family Friendly Amenities:]

Output: Refrigerator in Room

Internet available in rooms: WiFi or Wired high-speed access

Westgate Resort & Casino | Las Vegas International Chess Festival


Input: [Hotel Amenities:] Fitness Center [Room Amenities:] Daily housekeeping [Family Friendly Amenities:]

Output: Internet available in rooms: WiFi or Wired high-speed access

Internet available in rooms: WiFi or Wired high-speed access

Westgate Resort & Casino | Las Vegas International Chess Festival


Input: [Hotel Amenities:] Spa [Room Amenities:] Free toiletries [Family Friendly Amenities:]

Output: Rollaway/extra beds available

Internet available in rooms: WiFi or Wired high-speed access

Westgate Resort & Casino | Las Vegas International Chess Festival


Input: [Hotel Amenities:] Porter/Bellhop Service [Room Amenities:] Hair dryer [Family Friendly Amenities:]

Output: Free valet parking

Internet available in rooms: WiFi or Wired high-speed access

Westgate Resort & Casino | Las Vegas International Chess Festival


Input: [Hotel Amenities:] Internet available in some public areas [Room Amenities:] Shower/tub combination [Family Friendly Amenities:]

Output: Parking

Internet available in rooms: WiFi or Wired high-speed access

Westgate Resort & Casino | Las Vegas International Chess Festival


Input: [Hotel Amenities:] Fine & Casual Dinning [Room Amenities:] Phone [Family Friendly Amenities:]

Output: Ice cream Shop

Internet available in rooms: WiFi or Wired high-speed access

Westgate Resort & Casino | Las Vegas International Chess Festival


Input: [Hotel Amenities:] Nightclub [Room Amenities:] Climate control [Family Friendly Amenities:]

Output: Candy Shop

Internet available in rooms: WiFi or Wired high-speed access

Westgate Resort & Casino | Las Vegas International Chess Festival


Input: [Hotel Amenities:] Casino [Family Friendly Amenities:]

Output: Shopping

Internet available in rooms: WiFi or Wired high-speed access

Westgate Resort & Casino | Las Vegas International Chess Festival


Input: [Services] Phone line [RV Park] Sometimes [CARE]

Output: Yes


Input: [Services] Electric included [RV Park] Sometimes [CARE]

Output: Residents pay their own electric


Input: [Services] RV cleaned [RV Park] No [CARE]

Output: Bi-weekly


Input: [Services] Laundry done [RV Park] No [CARE]

Output: Two loads per week


Input: [Services] Breakfast [RV Park] Coffee [CARE]

Output: All meals FREE!


Input: [Services] Snacks [RV Park] No [CARE]

Output: Yes


Input: [Services] Transportation provided [RV Park] No [CARE]

Output: Yes


Input: [Services] Professional sitter [RV Park] No [CARE]

Output: 10 hours per day


Input: [Services] Bathing and personal care [RV Park] No [CARE]

Output: Yes


Input: [Nearby] Beaches [Places to Visit by walk] Nahalat benyamin [Neve Tzedek Tower Amenities]

Output: Lobby with 24 hour security guard

APT 5: 3 rooms apart in luxury NEVE TSEDEK Tower, TEL AVIV - Herzliya Holiday Apartments Rentals


Input: [Nearby] Spa [Places to Visit by walk] Carmel Market [Neve Tzedek Tower Amenities]

Output: Elevator + Shabbat lift

APT 5: 3 rooms apart in luxury NEVE TSEDEK Tower, TEL AVIV - Herzliya Holiday Apartments Rentals


Input: [Nearby] Shopping [Places to Visit by walk] Jaffa Port [Neve Tzedek Tower Amenities]

Output: Private indoor Parking

APT 5: 3 rooms apart in luxury NEVE TSEDEK Tower, TEL AVIV - Herzliya Holiday Apartments Rentals


Input: [Nearby] Coffee shop [Places to Visit by walk] http://www.visit-tlv.com/ [Neve Tzedek Tower Amenities]

Output: Health club with coach

APT 5: 3 rooms apart in luxury NEVE TSEDEK Tower, TEL AVIV - Herzliya Holiday Apartments Rentals


Input: [Nearby] Museum [Places to Visit by walk] White City [Neve Tzedek Tower Amenities]

Output: In door swimming pool

APT 5: 3 rooms apart in luxury NEVE TSEDEK Tower, TEL AVIV - Herzliya Holiday Apartments Rentals


Input: [Nearby] Pubs [Places to Visit by walk] Yemenite Quarter [Neve Tzedek Tower Amenities]

Output: Sauna Dry

APT 5: 3 rooms apart in luxury NEVE TSEDEK Tower, TEL AVIV - Herzliya Holiday Apartments Rentals


Input: [Nearby] Theatres [Places to Visit by walk] Suzanne Dallal Center [Neve Tzedek Tower Amenities]

Output: Wet Sauna

APT 5: 3 rooms apart in luxury NEVE TSEDEK Tower, TEL AVIV - Herzliya Holiday Apartments Rentals


Input: [0] 1 Hand baggage [International Flights] Up to 8kg [Domestic Flights]

Output: Up to 8kg

Economy class | Official Website | Flights to Athens


Input: [0] Checked Baggage [International Flights] 1 piece up to 23 kg [Domestic Flights]

Output: 1 piece up to 23 kg

Economy class | Official Website | Flights to Athens


Input: [0] Rebooking fee [International Flights] Free unlimited ticket changes [Domestic Flights]

Output: Free unlimited ticket changes

Economy class | Official Website | Flights to Athens


Input: [0] Reissue/Rerouting [International Flights] Permitted in Flex and Business families [Domestic Flights]

Output: Permitted in Flex and Business families

Economy class | Official Website | Flights to Athens


Input: [0] Miles+Bonus mileage accrual [International Flights] Yes [Domestic Flights]

Output: Yes

Economy class | Official Website | Flights to Athens


Input: [0] Ticket refund in case of cancellation [International Flights] Allowed, Non refundable Short International Flights(2) €50 Longer International Flights(3) €60 [Domestic Flights]

Output: Allowed, non refundable fare amount €45

Economy class | Official Website | Flights to Athens


Input: [0] Child discount [International Flights] 33% discount for some fare levels [Domestic Flights]

Output: 33% discount for some fare levels

Economy class | Official Website | Flights to Athens


Input: [Condominium] Market rate [Newbridge on the Charles] 90% Refundable [0]

Output: Return on investment

Condominium Comparison Boston, Massachusetts (MA) - NewBridge on the Charles, Dedham, for All Seniors of All Backgrounds


Input: [Condominium] Exterior and common area maintenance [Newbridge on the Charles] Meal credit toward campus and off campus restaurants, all utilities except telephone, weekly housekeeping, programs (lifelong learning, cultural, fitness, and spiritual), parking, library, movie theater, scheduled transportation and more [0]

Output: Monthly fee includes

Condominium Comparison Boston, Massachusetts (MA) - NewBridge on the Charles, Dedham, for All Seniors of All Backgrounds


Input: [Condominium] Owner responsibility [Newbridge on the Charles] Manager responsibility [0]

Output: Resale

Condominium Comparison Boston, Massachusetts (MA) - NewBridge on the Charles, Dedham, for All Seniors of All Backgrounds


Input: [Condominium] Neighbors [Newbridge on the Charles] Neighbors, staff and an array of programs and events [0]

Output: Community

Condominium Comparison Boston, Massachusetts (MA) - NewBridge on the Charles, Dedham, for All Seniors of All Backgrounds


Input: [Condominium] None [Newbridge on the Charles] Physician practice, outpatient services, short term and long term care, assisted living, adult day program, home health care [0]

Output: Supportive services on site

Condominium Comparison Boston, Massachusetts (MA) - NewBridge on the Charles, Dedham, for All Seniors of All Backgrounds


Input: [Condominium] Sometimes [Newbridge on the Charles] Professional security force with first responder training 24/7, surveillance cameras, patrols [0]

Output: Security

Condominium Comparison Boston, Massachusetts (MA) - NewBridge on the Charles, Dedham, for All Seniors of All Backgrounds


Input: [Condominium] For common area problems [Newbridge on the Charles] For common areas and individual homes [0]

Output: On-site maintenance

Condominium Comparison Boston, Massachusetts (MA) - NewBridge on the Charles, Dedham, for All Seniors of All Backgrounds


Input: [Condominium] Sometimes [Newbridge on the Charles] Well equipped fitness center, indoor lap pool, classes supervised by trained fitness staff [0]

Output: Exercise facilities

Condominium Comparison Boston, Massachusetts (MA) - NewBridge on the Charles, Dedham, for All Seniors of All Backgrounds


Input: [Condominium] Sometimes included or additional [Newbridge on the Charles] Attached garage(s) or underground parking [0]

Output: Parking

Condominium Comparison Boston, Massachusetts (MA) - NewBridge on the Charles, Dedham, for All Seniors of All Backgrounds


Input: [Condominium] Sometimes outdoor pool, tennis court [Newbridge on the Charles] Clay tennis court and putting green [0]

Output: Outdoor sports facility

Condominium Comparison Boston, Massachusetts (MA) - NewBridge on the Charles, Dedham, for All Seniors of All Backgrounds


Input: [Condominium] Sometimes [Newbridge on the Charles] Receptionist and concierge 8AM--8PM [0]

Output: Reception staff

Condominium Comparison Boston, Massachusetts (MA) - NewBridge on the Charles, Dedham, for All Seniors of All Backgrounds


Input: [Condominium] Yes [Newbridge on the Charles] Included in Monthly Fee [0]

Output: Real Estate Taxes

Condominium Comparison Boston, Massachusetts (MA) - NewBridge on the Charles, Dedham, for All Seniors of All Backgrounds


Input: [Room] NAB.1.04 [Notes] Very occassionally this is unplugged [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: [Room] NAB.1.07 [Notes] Very occassionally this is unplugged [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: [Room] NAB.1.09 [Notes] Very occassionally this is unplugged [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: [Room] NAB.1.10 [Notes] Very occassionally this is unplugged [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: [Room] NAB.1.14 [Notes] Very occassionally this is unplugged [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: [Room] NAB.1.15 [Notes] Very occassionally this is unplugged [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: [Room] NAB.1.17 [Notes] Very occassionally this is unplugged [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: [Room] NAB.1.18 [Notes] Very occassionally this is unplugged [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: [Room] NAB.1.19 [Notes] Very occassionally this is unplugged [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: [Room] NAB.2.04 [Notes] Very occassionally this is unplugged [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: [Room] NAB.2.06 [Notes] Very occassionally this is unplugged [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: [Room] NAB.2.08 [Notes] Very occassionally this is unplugged [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: [Room] NAB.2.09 [Notes] Very occassionally this is unplugged [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: [Room] NAB.2.13 [Notes] Very occassionally this is unplugged [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: [Room] NAB.2.14 [Notes] Very occassionally this is unplugged [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: [Room] NAB.2.16 [Notes] Very occassionally this is unplugged [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: [Room] CLM.2.02 [Microphone options]

Output: Lapel Mic available in safe


Input: [Room] CLM.3.02 [Microphone options]

Output: Lapel Mic on teaching desk


Input: [Room] CLM.4.02 [Microphone options]

Output: Lapel Mic available in safe


Input: [Room] CLM.5.02 [Microphone options]

Output: Lapel Mic on teaching desk


Input: [Room] CLM.6.02 [Microphone options]

Output: Lapel Mic on teaching desk


Input: [Room] CLM.7.02 [Microphone options]

Output: Boundary mic on teaching desk


Input: [Room] New Theatre [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk, Lapel Mic available in safe


Input: [Room] Old Theatre [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on lectern, Lapel mic available on lectern


Input: [Room] Sheikh Zayed [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on lectern, Lapel mic available on lectern


Input: [Room] Wolfson [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on lectern, Lapel mic available on Teaching desk


Input: [Room] Thai [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on lectern, Lapel mic available on Teaching desk


Input: [Room] Alumini [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on lectern, Lapel mic available on Teaching desk


Input: [Room] Tower 1 Theatre [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk, Lapel Mic available in safe


Input: [Room] KSW.G.01 [Microphone options]

Output: Boundary mic on teaching desk


Input: [Room] Peacock Theatre [Microphone options]

Output: Lapel Mic provided by PT staff


Input: [Room] Hong Kong Theatre [Notes] Ensure that the volume on the podium mic is turned up. [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk, Lapel Mic available in safe


Input: [Room] 32L.B.07 [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk, portable conference mic available


Input: [Room] 32L.G.03 [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk, portable conference mic available


Input: [Room] 32L.LG.04 [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk, portable conference mic available


Input: [Room] 32L.LG.03 [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: [Room] 32L.LG.18 [Microphone options]

Output: Podium mic on desk


Input: Regency (Later Renamed "Sunsplash") (Built 1962) [Original Features] Housed the Old Time Ballroom, Regency Coffee Bar,Rock 'n' roll Ballroom, Indoor heated pool, Games Room & Bingo [Changes from 1963 to 1985] No major changes "The Sunsplash" pool opens, where the Indoor Heated Pool used to be. New flumes added as well as rapids, etc. [Changes from 1987 to 1997] The Crazy Horse Saloon is added. Sunsplash pool closed in 1998, but still remains complete with water (for Sprinkler System). Building now connected to Skyline Pavilion. [Changes since 1999]

Output: "Green Baize" Games Room closed in 2005. Area now re-opened in 2008 as "Crackshots DLG", a paintless paintball & laser game zone. As well as this the building also house the Crazy Horse Saloon & Newsbreak. Sunsplash is still there but disused.


Input: Outdoor Heated Pool (Built 1962) [Original Features] An Outdoor Swimming pool situated between the Regency and Princes Buildings, overlooking the boating lake. [Changes from 1963 to 1985] Converted into a fun pool in 1984 No major changes [Changes from 1987 to 1997] No major changes Demolished - Now the area is the main part of the Skyline Pavilion. [Changes since 1999]

Output: Land still covered by the Skyline Pavilion.


Input: Boating Lake (Built 1962) [Original Features] The Boating lake covered most of the front of the camp. Soil was dug up from it and used to make a mound to stop the entire camp flooding! [Changes from 1963 to 1985] No major changes No major changes [Changes from 1987 to 1997] Half of Boating lake filled in to make room for new fun fair in 1992 No major changes [Changes since 1999]

Output: The opposite end of the lake from the funfair was filled in to allow the BlueSkies time share apartments to be built on it during 2006. A small section of the lake remains today between the funfair & BlueSkies Apartments and was brought back into use in 2009 when motorised bumper boats were introduced.


Input: Princes (Built 1962) [Original Features] Included the following: Pig and Whistle Bar, Indoor Roller Skating rink, Princes Ballroom, Quiet Lounge & Camp Chapel [Changes from 1963 to 1985] No major changes Barnums Show Bar added, Camp Chapel moved to it's own building. [Changes from 1987 to 1997] Broadway Theatre added onto the top floor in the early 1990s. 200-seat Cinema replaced the Indoor skating rink. Broadway Theatre refurbished and renamed 'Centre Stage', a 25,000 sq ft venue with a maximum capacity of 2,000 people. Barnums refurbished and renamed 'Reds' (18,000 sq ft, max capacity 1,200). Building now connected to the Skyline Pavilion. [Changes since 1999]

Output: Centre Stage was refurbished in 2009.


Input: Playhouse (Built 1962) [Original Features] The Playhouse Theatre and shops [Changes from 1963 to 1985] Burned down in 1971. Replaced with Exmoor Patio / Gardens and Exmoor Bar. No major changes. [Changes from 1987 to 1997] Exmoor Bar replaced with Molly Malones (Later renamed 'Malones'). Exmoor Gardens Replaced with the new Crazy Golf Course (Molly) Malones was closed in 1998 [Changes since 1999]

Output: Crazy Golf replaced with Adventure Golf in 2007. Buildings housed Pizza Hut, Hire Centre, Ladbrokes, Crackerjacks and Sun & Moon. Although Crackerjacks was demolished in 2009.


Input: Gaiety (Built 1962) [Original Features] Housed the Gaiety Theatre, Radio Butlin, TV lounges, snooker/billiard room, shopping arcade, post office and coffee bar [Changes from 1963 to 1985] Radio Butlin scrapped in 1977 No major changes [Changes from 1987 to 1997] Gaiety Theatre Closes Hotshots (10-pin bowling) replaced the Theatre which was standing empty. A staff only area replaced the entertainments office. Building now connected to the Skyline Pavilion. [Changes since 1999]

Output: Building now houses Finnigans, Jaks, Jokers and the shops which face onto the Boardwalk shopping area.


Input: Amusement Park (Built 1962) [Original Features] Amusement park with various rides. Also included an indoor section. [Changes from 1963 to 1985] No major changes No major changes [Changes from 1987 to 1997] Closed 1992 and moved to new site on what was the boating lake. Indoor part became the children's playground. Multi weather sports courts were added onto the former outdoor funfair area [Changes since 1999]

Output: No major changes


Input: Nursery (Built 1962) [Original Features] Various facilities for infants [Changes from 1963 to 1985] No major changes No major changes [Changes from 1987 to 1997] No major changes No major changes [Changes since 1999]

Output: No major changes


Input: Dining Halls (Built 1962) [Original Features] Huge 43,000 sq ft building with 2 dining halls for campers, named Gloucester and Kent. [Changes from 1963 to 1985] No major changes Halls renamed 'Devon' & 'Somerset' [Changes from 1987 to 1997] No major changes Renamed 'Ocean Drive' (capacity 1500) & 'Coral Beach' (capacity 500). Still used as dining rooms [Changes since 1999]

Output: No major changes


Input: Beachcomber Building (Built 196?) [Original Features] Originally known as the "Stadium Building" with the Beachcomber Bar on the ground floor and games and other facilities on the first floor. [Changes from 1963 to 1985] Re named "Beachcomber Building" in 1970. New Children's Theatre added the same year. Also Chinese restaurant & Disco. No major changes [Changes from 1987 to 1997] Beachcomber Bar closed. Disused. The whole building is left standing, but is not used. [Changes since 1999]

Output: Demolished in 2006 prior to new BlueSkies apartments being built on top of adjoining boating lake. Area is now grassed over as part of landscaping for BlueSkies.


Input: Windsor Building (Built 196?) [Original Features] Originally housed a Quiet Lounge, Children's Playroom and the Windsor Dining Hall. [Changes from 1963 to 1985] The following were added (and some removed) Golden Grill, Holiday Fayre Restaurant, Teen Clubroom, Games room Added The Holiday Fayre Restaurant was re named "The Family Diner" [Changes from 1987 to 1997] No major changes Demolished in 1999. The area now houses the Kids' large outdoor play park. [Changes since 1999]

Output: No major changes, area still hosts the kids outdoor play park aswell as the Junior Driving School.


Input: Reception Building (Built 1962) [Original Features] Also included public telephones, lost property, British Rail office and campers mail [Changes from 1963 to 1985] No major changes No major changes [Changes from 1987 to 1997] No major changes No major changes, although most check-ins were handled in the Skyline. [Changes since 1999]

Output: Building still used for reception & guest services with check-in moving back to this building in 2009.


Input: Monorail (Built 1967) [Original Features] A monorail track with two trains, each carrying 40 people. The half-mile track was in a figure of eight with the cross-over above the outdoor swimming pool [Changes from 1963 to 1985] No major changes No major changes [Changes from 1987 to 1997] Last ran 1996. Track remained in place for a couple of years before being torn down to make room for Skyline Pavilion n/a [Changes since 1999]


Input: Chair Lift (Built 1965) [Original Features] 630 meters (690 yards) of cable running from the front of the camp to the sports field at the rear. [Changes from 1963 to 1985] No major changes No major changes [Changes from 1987 to 1997] Closed end of 1997 season and demolished the following year n/a [Changes since 1999]


Input: Dry Ski Slope (Built ????) [Original Features] An artificial ski slope situated next to the water-skiing lake [Changes from 1963 to 1985] Removed in the mid 1970s n/a [Changes from 1987 to 1997] n/a n/a [Changes since 1999]


Input: Oasis / Splash Indoor Swimming Pools (Built 1988) [Original Features] n/a [Changes from 1963 to 1985] n/a New indoor pool built on the site of the old Tennis Courts in 1988. Originally named 'Oasis'. [Changes from 1987 to 1997] No major changes Pool tripled in size in 1998 and renamed 'Splash'. Several new water rides also added. [Changes since 1999]

Output: Individual cubicles placed in changing areas in 2011.


Input: Miniature Railway (opened 1964) [Original Features] Formed a 3/4 mile loop around the water skiing lake [Changes from 1963 to 1985] Moved 1977 to a new shorter line running from the self-catering reception to Flatlets Moved yet again, this time running from main Reception to Flatlets at back of camp. [Changes from 1987 to 1997] Closed end of 1989 & replaced by road train n/a [Changes since 1999]


Input: Steam Locomotives (arrived 1964) [Original Features] 2 full-size steam locos on static display next to the Beachcomber. Duchess of Hamilton (built 1938) and Knowle (built 1880) [Changes from 1963 to 1985] Both removed end of 1974 season n/a [Changes from 1987 to 1997] n/a n/a [Changes since 1999]


Input: Camp Chapel (Built 1986) [Original Features] A small Church of England chapel with a maximum capacity of around 30. Located in Green Camp [Changes from 1963 to 1985] n/a Small chapel built in Green Camp to replace the one in the Princes Building [Changes from 1987 to 1997] No major changes No major changes [Changes since 1999]

Output: No major changes, still kept in remarkably good condition.


Input: Red Camp (Built 1962) [Original Features] Chalets [Changes from 1963 to 1985] No major changes Renamed 'Redwood' [Changes from 1987 to 1997] No major changes Now known as 'Surfer's Point' & Sunset Wharf' [Changes since 1999]

Output: No major changes


Input: Blue Camp (Built 1962) [Original Features] Chalets [Changes from 1963 to 1985] No major changes Renamed 'Beachwood' [Changes from 1987 to 1997] No major changes Now known as 'Pacific Wharf' & 'Ocean Point' [Changes since 1999]

Output: No major changes