Input: [Time] 9:30 am [Day] Wed [Length] 45 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Ellen Hill [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: TNT – Tighten and Tone TNT – Tighten and Tone -A weight workout in the studio that is suitable for all fitness levels. All major muscle groups will be targeted.

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Input: [Time] 6:30 pm [Day] Thu [Length] 60 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Sue Griffin [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Freestyle Kick Free Style Kick -This fun fusion class of martial arts and kickboxing movements will kick your routine up a notch! Get fit and let go of stress while learning proper punching and kicking techniques all to the beat of today’s current, energetic music. No experience requires—this is an “all-levels” class!

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Input: [Time] 8:30 am [Day] Wed [Length] 60 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Ellen Hill [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Cardio Craze Cardio Craze - Utilizing various modes of aerobic activity, including basic Step, AKB, hi/lo, tabatas and some resistance training, you will be challenged to go out of your comfort zone by performing high intensity intervals in order to increase your aerobic capacity, calorie burn and overall fitness.

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Input: [Time] 12:00 pm [Day] Wed [Length] 45 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Barbara Weikamp [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Silver Sneakers® Yoga Silver Sneakers® Yoga- Silver Sneakers® Yoga will move your whole body through a complete series of seated and standing yoga poses. Chair support is offered to safely perform a variety of seated and standing postures designed to increase flexibility, balance and range of movement. Restorative breathing exercises and final relaxation will promote stress reduction and mental clarity.

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Input: [Time] 12:00 pm [Day] Thu [Length] 45 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Ann Krisher [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Silver Sneakers® Classic Silver Sneakers® Classic - Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement and activities for daily living. Hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles and a SilverSneakers ball are offered for resistance. A chair is available if needed for seated or standing support.

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Input: [Time] 12:00pm [Day] Mon [Length] 45 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Amy McGahran [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Silver Sneakers® Classic Silver Sneakers® Classic - Have fun and move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement and activities for daily living. Hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles and a SilverSneakers ball are offered for resistance. A chair is available if needed for seated or standing support.

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Input: [Time] 10:15 am [Day] Sun [Length] 60 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Mary Tawa, Susan Grant [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Zumba® Zumba® - Combine high energy, international music with unique moves and combinations and dance your worries away. Based on the principle that exercise should be "FUN AND EASY TO DO"!

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Input: [Time] 8:45 am [Day] Fri [Length] 45 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Suzanne Safran [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Zumba® Express Zumba® - Combine high energy, international music with unique moves and combinations and dance your worries away. Based on the principle that exercise should be "FUN AND EASY TO DO"!

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Input: [Time] 9:00 am [Day] Thu [Length] 60 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Teresa Whitcomb [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Group Fight® Bring it on! This electric 60-minute fusion class of martial arts and boxing movements will kick your cardio fitness to the next level while defining and shaping your body and self confidence! Energetic music, awesome instructors and a group environment will keep you punching, kicking and smiling! Group Fight will knock you out! No prior kickboxing experience required!

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Input: [Time] 6:30 pm [Day] Tue [Length] 60 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Heather Costigan [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Group Fight® Bring it on! This electric 60-minute fusion class of martial arts and boxing movements will kick your cardio fitness to the next level while defining and shaping your body and self confidence! Energetic music, awesome instructors and a group environment will keep you punching, kicking and smiling! Group Fight will knock you out! No prior kickboxing experience required!

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Input: [Time] 1:00 pm [Day] Thu [Length] 60 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Teresa Whitcomb [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Group Power® Group Power® - Your hour of power! A barbell program that strengthens all your major muscles in a motivating group environment with fantastic music! Simple, athletic movements such as squats, lunges, presses, and curls! For all fitness levels.

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Input: [Time] 1:00 pm [Day] Mon [Length] 60 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Julie Stein [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Group Power® Group Power® - Your hour of power! A barbell program that strengthens all your major muscles in a motivating group environment with fantastic music! Simple, athletic movements such as squats, lunges, presses, and curls! For all fitness levels.

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Input: [Time] 9:15 am [Day] Sat [Length] 60 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Teresa Whitcomb [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Group Power® Group Power® - Your hour of power! A barbell program that strengthens all your major muscles in a motivating group environment with fantastic music! Simple, athletic movements such as squats, lunges, presses, and curls! For all fitness levels.

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Input: [Time] 10:00 am [Day] Thu [Length] 60 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Adrianna Parsons [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Group Power® Group Power® - Your hour of power! A barbell program that strengthens all your major muscles in a motivating group environment with fantastic music! Simple, athletic movements such as squats, lunges, presses, and curls! For all fitness levels.

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Input: [Time] 6:15 pm [Day] Wed [Length] 60 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Joanne Atkinson [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Group Power® Group Power® - Your hour of power! A barbell program that strengthens all your major muscles in a motivating group environment with fantastic music! Simple, athletic movements such as squats, lunges, presses, and curls! For all fitness levels.

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Input: [Time] 6:15 pm [Day] Mon [Length] 60 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Joanne Atkinson [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Group Power® Group Power® - Your hour of power! A barbell program that strengthens all your major muscles in a motivating group environment with fantastic music! Simple, athletic movements such as squats, lunges, presses, and curls! For all fitness levels.

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Input: [Time] 9:30 am [Day] Tue [Length] 60 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Gail Brown [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Boot Camp/Cardio Surprise Boot Camp/Cardio Surprise - A full body blast – cardio and strength with surprise features! Test your limits here!

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Input: [Time] 10:30 am [Day] Sat [Length] 60 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Brian Mavi [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Bokwa Bokwa - Bokwa combines cardio conditioning, strength training and flexibility. It integrates customary African dance with boxing maneuvers. The name is a combination of "BO," a term for light boxing and "KWA," symbolizing the traditional South African dance Kwaito. Move, groove, and party your way to fitness in this awesome workout!

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Input: [Time] 5:30 pm [Day] Thu [Length] 60 Min [Room] Fitness Floor [Instructor] Fitness Staff [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: STRIVE Plus STRIVE Plus: Work on core, balance, heart rate, and stability with this newly re-designed Strive class. All levels welcome!

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Input: [Time] 5:30 pm [Day] Mon [Length] 60 Min [Room] Fitness Floor [Instructor] Fitness Staff [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Smart STRIVE and Abs Smart STRIVE & Abs -Smart Strength in 1,2,3! Enjoy this fast paced STRIVE class that increases your heart rate while you get an efficient strength training workout.

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Input: [Time] 11:15 am [Day] Mon [Length] 60 Min [Room] Yoga Studio [Instructor] Susanne Paulovic [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Pilates Mat & Yoga Fusion Pilates Mat & Yoga Fusion - Get the best of both practices in this fusion class which includes the core focus, muscle stretching and strengthening of Pilates and the flexibility, breathing and relaxation techniques of Hatha Yoga. Appropriate for all levels.

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Input: [Time] 8:45 am [Day] Thu [Length] 60 Min [Room] Yoga Studio [Instructor] Yoga Staff [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Pilates Mat & Yoga Fusion Pilates Mat & Yoga Fusion - Get the best of both practices in this fusion class which includes the core focus, muscle stretching and strengthening of Pilates and the flexibility, breathing and relaxation techniques of Hatha Yoga. Appropriate for all levels.

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Input: [Time] 5:30 pm [Day] Tue [Length] 45 Min [Room] Group X Studio B [Instructor] Elaine Marucci [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Pilates Plus Express Pilates Plus – Traditional Pilates mat exercises, as well as exercises adapted from the Reformer and other Pilates apparatus, combined using the addition of small equipment. Pilates experience recommended. Pilates Plus Express is a 45-minute version of class.

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Input: [Time] 10:45 am [Day] Mon [Length] 60 Min [Room] Group X Studio [Instructor] Beth Butterworth [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Pilates Plus Pilates Plus – Traditional Pilates mat exercises, as well as exercises adapted from the Reformer and other Pilates apparatus, combined using the addition of small equipment. Pilates experience recommended.

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Input: [Time] 7:00 am [Day] Tue [Length] 60 Min [Room] Yoga Studio [Instructor] Amy McGahran [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Pilates Mat – Level II Pilates Mat/Mat Express - Stretch and strengthen the total body, with a focus on the core musculature, known as the “Powerhouse”. Pilates mat classes are taught as a series of 30-50 movements performed with minimum repetitions to gain maximum results. Create longer, leaner, stronger muscles, and increased flexibility and mobility. Pilates Mat Express is a shorter (45min.) version of the Pilates mat class. Level II classes are designed for intermediate/advanced Pilates participants.

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Input: [Time] 9:15 am [Day] Wed [Length] 75 Min [Room] Spinning Studio [Instructor] Mary Kroszner [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Bikes and Bells This class combines the best of two worlds: high intensity cardio on the spin bike followed by major muscle building through resistance training with kettlebells. Give your metabolism a boost this new year! Kettlebell portion of the workout is optional - feel free to stay for the 45 minute spinning portion only.

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Input: [Time] 8:00 am [Day] Wed [Length] 60 Min [Room] Spinning Studio [Instructor] Mary Kroszner [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Spinning® Spinning® - High energy indoor cycling at its BEST! Get into class and work in a variety of heart rate training zones – find a different road each time! 25-hour advance sign up required for all Spin classes. For those new to spinning, an Intro to Spin class is highly recommended. Please see Member Services for details.

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Input: [Time] 8:00 am [Day] Sat [Length] 60 Min [Room] Spinning Studio [Instructor] Spinning Staff [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Spinning® Spinning® - High energy indoor cycling at its BEST! Get into class and work in a variety of heart rate training zones – find a different road each time! 25-hour advance sign up required for all Spin classes. For those new to spinning, an Intro to Spin class is highly recommended. Please see Member Services for details.

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Input: [Time] 9:00 am [Day] Mon [Length] 60 Min [Room] Spinning Studio [Instructor] Gail Brown [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Spinning® Spinning® - High energy indoor cycling at its BEST! Get into class and work in a variety of heart rate training zones – find a different road each time! 25-hour advance sign up required for all Spin classes. For those new to spinning, an Intro to Spin class is highly recommended. Please see Member Services for details.

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Input: [Time] 6:15 pm [Day] Tue [Length] 45 Min [Room] Spinning Studio [Instructor] Kristin Perkins [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Spin® Express Spin® Express - High energy indoor cycling at its BEST! Get into class and work in a variety of heart rate training zones – find a different road each time! 25-hour advance sign up required for all Spin classes. Express Spin® is a 45-minute version of this popular class. For those new to spinning, an Intro to Spin class is highly recommended. Please see Member Services for details.

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Input: [Time] 9:15 am [Day] Tue [Length] 60 Min [Room] Spinning Studio [Instructor] Mary Ermigiotti [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Spinning® Spinning® - High energy indoor cycling at its BEST! Get into class and work in a variety of heart rate training zones – find a different road each time! 25-hour advance sign up required for all Spin classes. For those new to spinning, an Intro to Spin class is highly recommended. Please see Member Services for details.

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Input: [Time] 6:15 pm [Day] Mon [Length] 60 Min [Room] Spinning Studio [Instructor] Susan Silverman [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Spinning® Spinning® - High energy indoor cycling at its BEST! Get into class and work in a variety of heart rate training zones – find a different road each time! 25-hour advance sign up required for all Spin classes. For those new to spinning, an Intro to Spin class is highly recommended. Please see Member Services for details.

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Input: [Time] 12:00 pm [Day] Mon [Length] 60 Min [Room] Spinning Studio [Instructor] Julie Stein [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Spinning® Spinning® - High energy indoor cycling at its BEST! Get into class and work in a variety of heart rate training zones – find a different road each time! 25-hour advance sign up required for all Spin classes. For those new to spinning, an Intro to Spin class is highly recommended. Please see Member Services for details.

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Input: [Time] 6:00 pm [Day] Thu [Length] 60 Min [Room] Spinning Studio [Instructor] Jennifer Cahalin [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Spinning® Spinning® - High energy indoor cycling at its BEST! Get into class and work in a variety of heart rate training zones – find a different road each time! 25-hour advance sign up required for all Spin classes. For those new to spinning, an Intro to Spin class is highly recommended. Please see Member Services for details.

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Input: [Time] 9:00 am [Day] Sun [Length] 60 Min [Room] Spinning Studio [Instructor] Spinning Staff [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Spinning® Spinning® - High energy indoor cycling at its BEST! Get into class and work in a variety of heart rate training zones – find a different road each time! 25-hour advance sign up required for all Spin classes. For those new to spinning, an Intro to Spin class is highly recommended. Please see Member Services for details.

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Input: [Time] 9:00 am [Day] Fri [Length] 60 Min [Room] Spinning Studio [Instructor] Aesha Tahir [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Spinning® Spinning® - High energy indoor cycling at its BEST! Get into class and work in a variety of heart rate training zones – find a different road each time! 25-hour advance sign up required for all Spin classes. For those new to spinning, an Intro to Spin class is highly recommended. Please see Member Services for details.

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Input: [Time] 9:15 am [Day] Thu [Length] 60 Min [Room] Spinning Studio [Instructor] Susan Silverman [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Spinning® Spinning® - High energy indoor cycling at its BEST! Get into class and work in a variety of heart rate training zones – find a different road each time! 25-hour advance sign up required for all Spin classes. For those new to spinning, an Intro to Spin class is highly recommended. Please see Member Services for details.

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Input: [Time] 9:45 am [Day] Sat [Length] 75 Min [Room] Yoga Studio [Instructor] Deborah Perisho [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Vinyasa Vinyasa -A fluid, strong practice that incorporates more challenging poses as well as more complex sequencing. This class is suitable for those who are physically fit and have some yoga experience or basic understanding of yoga. This class includes sun salutations and sometimes inversions and/or arm balances.

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Input: [Time] 1:00 pm [Day] Tue [Length] 75 Min [Room] Yoga Studio [Instructor] Karin Eisen [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Anusara Style Anusara Style - This is a strong class, but modifications are offered. The class is to be taken at your own pace. It is lighthearted, positive, and fun. Includes flow with focus on proper alignment. Appropriate for all levels from beginner through advanced students, and great for all ages.

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Input: [Time] 8:30 am [Day] Fri [Length] 60 Min [Room] Yoga Studio [Instructor] Deb Kurilla [Location] Doylestown [Class Name]

Output: Hatha Yoga Hatha Yoga -Focuses on learning and practicing basic to intermediate poses (asanas), alignment principles, breathing techniques and relaxation. Appropriate for all levels.

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Input: [Low Impact Activities] Walking [Moderate Impact Activities]

Output: Aerobic exercise classes

Getting Started with Your Physical Fitness! | Healthy Families BC


Input: [Low Impact Activities] Golf [Moderate Impact Activities]

Output: Strengthening and circuit classes

Getting Started with Your Physical Fitness! | Healthy Families BC


Input: [Low Impact Activities] T'ai Chi [Moderate Impact Activities]

Output: Running and Jogging

Getting Started with Your Physical Fitness! | Healthy Families BC


Input: [Low Impact Activities] Ballroom, square or line dancing [Moderate Impact Activities]

Output: Hiking

Getting Started with Your Physical Fitness! | Healthy Families BC


Input: [Low Impact Activities] Gentle stretch and strengthening classes [Moderate Impact Activities]

Output: Cycling

Getting Started with Your Physical Fitness! | Healthy Families BC


Input: [Low Impact Activities] Swimming [Moderate Impact Activities]

Output: Tennis, Racquetball and Squash

Getting Started with Your Physical Fitness! | Healthy Families BC


Input: [Low Impact Activities] Aqua fitness classes [Moderate Impact Activities]

Output: Rowing

Getting Started with Your Physical Fitness! | Healthy Families BC


Input: [Low Impact Activities] Bowling [Moderate Impact Activities]

Output: Canoeing and Kayaking

Getting Started with Your Physical Fitness! | Healthy Families BC


Input: [Low Impact Activities] Yoga and Pilates [Moderate Impact Activities]

Output: Basketball

Getting Started with Your Physical Fitness! | Healthy Families BC


Input: [Low Impact Activities] Badminton [Moderate Impact Activities]

Output: Volleyball

Getting Started with Your Physical Fitness! | Healthy Families BC


Input: [Low Impact Activities] Gardening [Moderate Impact Activities]

Output: Orienteering

Getting Started with Your Physical Fitness! | Healthy Families BC


Input: [Low Impact Activities] Instructional books and DVD's [Moderate Impact Activities]

Output: Cross-Country and Downhill Skiing

Getting Started with Your Physical Fitness! | Healthy Families BC


Input: [Time (Ma)] 1021 [Time (name)] Mesoproterozoic [My comment] Grenville [Alien's comments]

Output: Big Mountains

Lounge of the Lab Lemming: Fermi paradox meets the timescale


Input: [Time (Ma)] 1049 [Time (name)] Mesoproterozoic [My comment] Grenville [Alien's comments]

Output: Big Mountains

Lounge of the Lab Lemming: Fermi paradox meets the timescale


Input: [Time (Ma)] 1533 [Time (name)] Mesoproterozoic [My comment] Mt Isa is forming [Alien's comments]

Output: If these aliens came for resources, they didn't want base metals

Lounge of the Lab Lemming: Fermi paradox meets the timescale


Input: [Time (Ma)] 3875 [Time (name)] Eoarchean [My comment] LHB [Alien's comments]

Output: Dynamical instability of this system precludes the development of complex life

Lounge of the Lab Lemming: Fermi paradox meets the timescale


Input: [Time (Ma)] 3947 [Time (name)] Eoarchean [My comment] LHB [Alien's comments]

Output: Dynamical instability of this system precludes the development of complex life

Lounge of the Lab Lemming: Fermi paradox meets the timescale


Input: [Time (Ma)] 4425 [Time (name)] Hadean [My comment] Moon forming impact [Alien's comments]

Output: "That's not a moon, that's a battlestation"

Lounge of the Lab Lemming: Fermi paradox meets the timescale


Input: [Date] Thursday 12/05/2011 [Opposition] EVH [Result] WON [Comments] Once again we start the season with a win. This is becoming a (good) habit. [Venue]

Output: Home

The Jolly Boys Cricket Club - Fixtures 2011


Input: [Date] Thursday 19/05/2011 [Opposition] Rushale [Result] Drew [Comments] The second game of the season sees the game end in a dramatic draw as we narrowly prevent a Rushale victory. [Venue]

Output: Home

The Jolly Boys Cricket Club - Fixtures 2011


Input: [Date] Monday 23/05/2011 [Opposition] Eye Catchers [Result] Lost [Comments] Jollys narrowly lose the third game of the season as an understrength Eyecatchers put in a tremendous display of batting. [Venue]

Output: Home

The Jolly Boys Cricket Club - Fixtures 2011


Input: [Date] Thursday 02/06/2011 [Opposition] Blackpool [Result] WON [Comments] Once again it goes down to the wire as the Jollys run out Blackpools last man to grasp victory with only 4 balls of the game remaining. [Venue]

Output: Home

The Jolly Boys Cricket Club - Fixtures 2011


Input: [Date] Wednesday 08/06/2011 [Opposition] Wyre [Result] WON [Comments] For the fourth week running the game goes to the wire (but not to Wyre !) as the Jollys manage to chase down a good Wyre total with only 2 balls of the game remining. [Venue]

Output: Away

The Jolly Boys Cricket Club - Fixtures 2011


Input: [Date] Thursday 16/06/2011 [Opposition] Warbreck [Result] WON [Comments] An under strength Jollyboys beat an understrength Warbreck to register our fourth win of the season. [Venue]

Output: Home

The Jolly Boys Cricket Club - Fixtures 2011


Input: [Date] Tuesday 28/06/2011 [Opposition] EVH [Result] WON [Comments] Well first we had the return of "Carpet" Col. Then we had a traditional middle order collapse but finally some tremendous bowling saw us gain another victory. [Venue]

Output: Away

The Jolly Boys Cricket Club - Fixtures 2011


Input: [Date] Thursday 07/07/2011 [Opposition] Rushale [Result] Lost [Comments] Another game against Rushale is decided by the last ball of the innings. This time we lose by one run. [Venue]

Output: Away

The Jolly Boys Cricket Club - Fixtures 2011


Input: [Date] Monday 11/07/2011 [Opposition] Eye Catchers [Result] Lost [Comments] A thoroughly tired out Jollys follow yesterdays big day out at the Great Ecclestone Twenty20 finals by travelling to South Shore where Eye Catchers beat them in a low scoring, somewhat subdued, match. [Venue]

Output: Away

The Jolly Boys Cricket Club - Fixtures 2011


Input: [Date] Wednesday 20/07/2011 [Opposition] Blackpool [Result] Lost [Comments] Once again it goes down to the last over and, for the third week running, we narrowly lose. [Venue]

Output: Away

The Jolly Boys Cricket Club - Fixtures 2011


Input: [Date] Thursday 28/07/2011 [Opposition] Wyre [Result] WON [Comments] The Jollys get back to winning ways with a narrow victory over Wyre. [Venue]

Output: Home

The Jolly Boys Cricket Club - Fixtures 2011


Input: [Date] Wednesday 03/08/2011 [Opposition] Warbreck [Result] Lost [Comments] After last weeks success we're back to our losing ways as the last league match of the season sees us defeated at Warbreck. [Venue]

Output: Away

The Jolly Boys Cricket Club - Fixtures 2011


Input: [Date] Sunday 04/09/2011 [Opposition] Finals Day [Result] Second [Comments] Following Blackpools no show the Jollys beat Rushale then narrowly lose to Warbreck to take second place in the finals day "Round Robin" competition. [Venue]

Output: Away

The Jolly Boys Cricket Club - Fixtures 2011


Input: [Class] 2007 [Time] 3:30 p.m. [Reunion] 5th [Location]

Output: Meet at Entrance to Harvest Party

Homecoming Weekend 2012 (Welcoming Alumni, Parents and the Community!) - SUNY Cobleskill


Input: [Class] 2002 [Time] 3:15 p.m. [Reunion] 10th [Location]

Output: Meet at Entrance to Harvest Party

Homecoming Weekend 2012 (Welcoming Alumni, Parents and the Community!) - SUNY Cobleskill


Input: [Class] 1997 [Time] 3:00 p.m. [Reunion] 15th [Location]

Output: Meet at Entrance to Harvest Party

Homecoming Weekend 2012 (Welcoming Alumni, Parents and the Community!) - SUNY Cobleskill


Input: [Class] 1992 [Time] 2:45 p.m. [Reunion] 20th [Location]

Output: Meet at Entrance to Harvest Party

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Input: [Class] 1987 [Time] 2:30 p.m. [Reunion] 25th [Location]

Output: Meet at Entrance to Harvest Party

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Input: [Class] 1982 [Time] 2:15 p.m. [Reunion] 30th [Location]

Output: Meet at Entrance to Harvest Party

Homecoming Weekend 2012 (Welcoming Alumni, Parents and the Community!) - SUNY Cobleskill


Input: [Class] 1977 [Time] 2:00 p.m. [Reunion] 35th [Location]

Output: Meet at Entrance to Harvest Party

Homecoming Weekend 2012 (Welcoming Alumni, Parents and the Community!) - SUNY Cobleskill


Input: [Class] 1972 [Time] 1:45 p.m. [Reunion] 40th [Location]

Output: Meet at Entrance to Harvest Party

Homecoming Weekend 2012 (Welcoming Alumni, Parents and the Community!) - SUNY Cobleskill


Input: [Class] 1967 [Time] 1:30 p.m. [Reunion] 45th [Location]

Output: Meet at Entrance to Harvest Party

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Input: [Class] 1962 [Time] 1:15 p.m. [Reunion] 50th [Location]

Output: Bouck Ballroom

Homecoming Weekend 2012 (Welcoming Alumni, Parents and the Community!) - SUNY Cobleskill


Input: [Class] 1957 [Time] 1:00 p.m. [Reunion] 55th [Location]

Output: Bouck Ballroom

Homecoming Weekend 2012 (Welcoming Alumni, Parents and the Community!) - SUNY Cobleskill


Input: [Class] 1952 [Time] 12:45 p.m. [Reunion] 60th [Location]

Output: Bouck Ballroom

Homecoming Weekend 2012 (Welcoming Alumni, Parents and the Community!) - SUNY Cobleskill


Input: [Class] 1947 [Time] 12:30 p.m. [Reunion] 65th [Location]

Output: Bouck Ballroom

Homecoming Weekend 2012 (Welcoming Alumni, Parents and the Community!) - SUNY Cobleskill


Input: [Class] 1942 [Time] 11:45 a.m. [Reunion] 70th [Location]

Output: Bouck Ballroom

Homecoming Weekend 2012 (Welcoming Alumni, Parents and the Community!) - SUNY Cobleskill


Input: [Class] 1937 [Time] 11:30 a.m. [Reunion] 75th [Location]

Output: Bouck Ballroom

Homecoming Weekend 2012 (Welcoming Alumni, Parents and the Community!) - SUNY Cobleskill


Input: [Class] 1932 [Time] 11:15 a.m. [Reunion] 80th [Location]

Output: Bouck Ballroom

Homecoming Weekend 2012 (Welcoming Alumni, Parents and the Community!) - SUNY Cobleskill


Input: [Class] 1927 [Time] 11:15 a.m. [Reunion] 85th [Location]

Output: Bouck Ballroom

Homecoming Weekend 2012 (Welcoming Alumni, Parents and the Community!) - SUNY Cobleskill


Input: [YEARLY DATE] 2nd weekend of Feb. [LOCATION] Dino Gym [DIRECTOR] Al Myers [CHAMPIONSHIP]

Output: Grip Championships


Input: [YEARLY DATE] 1st or 2nd weekend of March [LOCATION] Ambridge [DIRECTOR] John McKean [CHAMPIONSHIP]

Output: Club Championships


Input: [YEARLY DATE] 1st or 2nd weekend of May [LOCATION] rotates [DIRECTOR] rotates [CHAMPIONSHIP]

Output: Heavy Lift Championships


Input: [YEARLY DATE] 3rd or 4th weekend of June [LOCATION] rotates [DIRECTOR] rotates [CHAMPIONSHIP]

Output: National Championships


Input: [YEARLY DATE] 1st or 2nd weekend of Aug [LOCATION] Habeckers Gym [DIRECTOR] Denny Habecker [CHAMPIONSHIP]

Output: Presidential Cup


Input: [YEARLY DATE] 3rd or 4th weekend of Aug [LOCATION] Dino Gym [DIRECTOR] Al Myers [CHAMPIONSHIP]

Output: Team Championships


Input: [YEARLY DATE] November [LOCATION] JWC [DIRECTOR] Thom Van Vleck [CHAMPIONSHIP]

Output: Old Time Strongman Championships


Input: [YEARLY DATE] December [LOCATION] Postal [DIRECTOR] John Wilmot [CHAMPIONSHIP]

Output: Postal Championships


Input: [Time] Imsak [Definition]

Output: The time to stop eating Sahur (for fasting), slightly before Fajr.


Input: [Time] Fajr [Definition]

Output: When the sky begins to lighten (dawn).


Input: [Time] Sunrise [Definition]

Output: The time at which the first part of the Sun appears above the horizon.


Input: [Time] Dhuhr [Definition]

Output: When the Sun begins to decline after reaching its highest point in the sky.


Input: [Time] Asr [Definition]

Output: The time when the length of any object's shadow reaches a factor (usually 1 or 2) of the length of the object itself plus the length of that object's shadow at noon.


Input: [Time] Sunset [Definition]

Output: The time at which the Sun disappears below the horizon.


Input: [Time] Maghrib [Definition]

Output: Soon after sunset.


Input: [Time] Isha [Definition]

Output: The time at which darkness falls and there is no scattered light in the sky.


Input: [Time] Midnight [Definition]

Output: The mean time from sunset to sunrise (or from Maghrib to Fajr, in some schools of thought).


Input: [Time] 2.7μs [Region]

Output: H_SYNC pulse


Input: [Time] 0.6μs [Region]

Output: Horizontal front porch


Input: [Time] 25μs [Region]

Output: Horizontal display


Input: [Time] 1.9μs [Region]

Output: Horizontal back porch


Input: [Time] 55μs [Region]

Output: V_SYNC pulse


Input: [Time] 277μs [Region]

Output: Vertical front porch


Input: [Time] 13.3ms [Region]

Output: Vertical display


Input: [Time] 914μs [Region]

Output: Vertical back porch


Input: [GRADE(S)] Kindergarten [DETAILS] *SOLD OUT* Not really sure what your favorite thing is yet or do you love it all? Then this is the camp for you! Try out a number of different activities offered at Swaner, including adventuring in the outdoors and catching frogs, creating awesome art to take home, and conducting explosive experiments. [THEMES]

Output: Super Sampler


Input: [GRADE(S)] Kindergarten [DETAILS] *SOLD OUT* Spend your time at camp outside exploring the wetlands, streams, and uplands of the Swaner Preserve. You will get to catch frogs and bugs, learn about the many mammals that call the Preserve home, and create some fun crafts to take home. [THEMES]

Output: Eco-Explorers


Input: [GRADE(S)] 1st and 2nd [DETAILS] *SOLD OUT* Are you tired of being inside after a whole year of school and ready to get outside to explore? If so, you have to check out Swaner's outrageous Outdoor Exploration camp! Get ready for a week of collecting tadpoles, frogs, insects, and plant specimens. You will also learn about animal adaptations and wildlife tracking, explore wetland habitats, work on some awesome art, and so much more! [THEMES]

Output: Outdoor Exploration


Input: [GRADE(S)] 1st and 2nd [DETAILS] *SOLD OUT* Grab your safety goggles and get ready for bubbling, fizzing, exploding experiments! In this camp you'll get to participate in and conduct all sorts of exciting science experiments. Create a volcano, learn about the 3 states of matter, and more in this sensational science-themed camp. [THEMES]

Output: FUNdamental Science


Input: [GRADE(S)] 1st and 2nd [DETAILS] *SOLD OUT* Do you think nature is neat? Are you into art? This is the perfect camp for you! Come prepared to use nature as inspiration for your art. You will get to use a variety of mediums to make some cool creations to take home at the end of the week. [THEMES]

Output: NEATure Art


Input: [GRADE(S)] 3rd and 4th [DETAILS] In this camp you'll get to explore science inside and out! Spend a day out on the Preserve testing water and soil samples, and collecting plant samples to get a close up look under a microscope. Explore engineering by building a bridge, check out chemistry through a number of chemical reactions, and more. [THEMES]

Output: Swaner Scientists


Input: [GRADE(S)] 3rd and 4th [DETAILS] Do you love plants, animals, weather, water, and every other part of the outdoors? Spend your week learning about the Swaner Preserve and all its inhabitants. You'll get to catch frogs, bugs, and maybe a few other fun friends. Start your own plant press to safely keep all your favorite specimens, learn about conservation, and how you can help protect your favorite outdoor spaces. [THEMES]

Output: Wetland Warriors


Input: [GRADE(S)] 3rd and 4th [DETAILS] Are you interested in engineering and the outdoors? Do you want to build your own bristlebot, learn about hydraulics, and get to explore nature? Build Your Own Adventure campers will learn about STEM topics, as well as adventure to the outdoors for hiking and team building activities. If you are ready for a week full of indoor AND outdoor fun, be sure to register for this camp! [THEMES]

Output: Build Your Own Adventure


Input: [GRADE(S)] 5th to 7th [DETAILS] Have you ever wondered where all the water you use for cooking, cleaning, bathing, and recreating comes from? This camp offers 5 days of adventure to explore the local Weber, Jordan, and Provo River Watersheds. You will test water quality, sample macroinvertebrates, visit local water reclamation plants, and more. Wrap up the week with a fun day trip to the Great Salt Lake to learn a little more about this unique body of water. This camp travels off-site. [THEMES]

Output: Watershed Explorers


Input: [GRADE(S)] 5th to 7th [DETAILS] Are you ready to solve a mystery? Become an environmental detective as you explore the Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter, and gather clues each day to solve an environmental challenge! Using teamwork and technology, discover the science behind collecting and analyzing evidence as well as the power of observation. Bring your detective skills to investigate the many mysteries waiting to be discovered on the 1,200 acre preserve! This camp may travel off-site. [THEMES]

Output: Swaner Super Sleuths


Input: [GRADE(S)] 7th and 8th [DETAILS] This program is designed for 7th and 8th graders who are interested in making the jump from camper to counselor. In each session you'll learn about the skills necessary to be a leader including conflict resolution, team building, communication, and goal setting. You'll get the opportunity to work with younger campers and show them just how excited you are about camps at Swaner! Each session includes a fun team building field trip on Friday, as well as group activities each day. This camp travels off-site. [THEMES]

Output: Counselors in Training (CITs)


Input: [Days CECs] 2 days 8 Peak Pilates CECs 4 STAR Points 10 AFAA CECs [What you can teach] Level-I Group MVe Fitness Chair classes [Course]

Output: MVe Chair Instructor Workshop Learn more »

Peak Pilates® - Find the Right Pilates Program | Pilates Certification, Education


Input: [Days CECs] 2 days 8 Peak Pilates CECs 4 STAR Points 9 AFAA CECs [What you can teach] Level-I Group MVe Fitness Reformer classes [Course]

Output: MVe Reformer Instructor Workshop Learn more »

Peak Pilates® - Find the Right Pilates Program | Pilates Certification, Education


Input: [Days CECs] ½ day 4 Peak Pilates CECs 1 STAR Point 3.5 AFAA CECs [What you can teach] Utilize Split Pedal Variations to enhance clients repertoire [Course]

Output: MVe Split Pedal Chair Workshop for Pilates Instructors Learn more »

Peak Pilates® - Find the Right Pilates Program | Pilates Certification, Education


Input: [Days CECs] 1 day 8 Peak Pilates CECs 2 STAR Points [What you can teach] Basic-intermediate level high and low chair exercises for private sessions [Course]

Output: Classical Chair Level-I Learn more »

Peak Pilates® - Find the Right Pilates Program | Pilates Certification, Education


Input: [Days CECs] 1 day 2 STAR Points [What you can teach] Advanced level high and low chair exercises for private sessions [Course]

Output: Classical Chair Level-II Learn more »

Peak Pilates® - Find the Right Pilates Program | Pilates Certification, Education


Input: [Days CECs] 1 day 8 Peak Pilates CECs 2 STAR Points [What you can teach] Basic-intermediate level exercises for private sessions on the semi-circel, pine corrector and high ladder barrels [Course]

Output: Barrel Level-I Learn more »

Peak Pilates® - Find the Right Pilates Program | Pilates Certification, Education


Input: [Days CECs] 1 day 8 Peak Pilates CECs 2 STAR Points [What you can teach] Advanced level exercises for private sessions on the semi-circle, spine corrector and high ladder barrels, as well as instruction on the Ped-o-Pul, foot corrector, jumpboard, sandbag set and are weight series [Course]

Output: Barrel Level-II and Accessories Learn more »

Peak Pilates® - Find the Right Pilates Program | Pilates Certification, Education


Input: [Days CECs] 2 days 4 STAR Points [What you can teach] Level-I group Pilates Mat classes [Course]

Output: Basic Mat Learn more »

Peak Pilates® - Find the Right Pilates Program | Pilates Certification, Education


Input: [Time zone] EST [Population] 21.2 million [MSA]

Output: 1. _____________________________

mnrpcv.org - 2004 Holiday Party Geography Quiz


Input: [Time zone] PST [Population] 16.4 million [MSA]

Output: 2. _____________________________

mnrpcv.org - 2004 Holiday Party Geography Quiz


Input: [Time zone] CST [Population] 9.2 million [MSA]

Output: 3. _____________________________

mnrpcv.org - 2004 Holiday Party Geography Quiz


Input: [Time zone] EST [Population] 7.6 million [MSA]

Output: 4. _____________________________

mnrpcv.org - 2004 Holiday Party Geography Quiz


Input: [Time zone] PST [Population] 7.0 million [MSA]

Output: 5. _____________________________

mnrpcv.org - 2004 Holiday Party Geography Quiz


Input: [Time zone] EST [Population] 6.2 million [MSA]

Output: 6. _____________________________

mnrpcv.org - 2004 Holiday Party Geography Quiz


Input: [Time zone] EST [Population] 5.8 million [MSA]

Output: 7. _____________________________

mnrpcv.org - 2004 Holiday Party Geography Quiz


Input: [Time zone] EST [Population] 5.5 million [MSA]

Output: 8. _____________________________

mnrpcv.org - 2004 Holiday Party Geography Quiz


Input: [Time zone] CST [Population] 5.2 million [MSA]

Output: 9. _____________________________

mnrpcv.org - 2004 Holiday Party Geography Quiz


Input: [Time zone] CST [Population] 4.7 million [MSA]

Output: 10. ____________________________

mnrpcv.org - 2004 Holiday Party Geography Quiz


Input: [Scenario] 1 [Parties*] F Forest stands, sylviculture [Main objective]

Output: Back to woodlands

Michel Etienne, Christophe Le Page and Mathilde Cohen: A Step-by-step Approach to Building Land Management Scenarios


Input: [Scenario] 2 [Parties*] S Stocking rate [Main objective]

Output: Preserve current production

Michel Etienne, Christophe Le Page and Mathilde Cohen: A Step-by-step Approach to Building Land Management Scenarios


Input: [Scenario] 3 [Parties*] C Flora, fauna and landscape heritage [Main objective]

Output: Preserve current habitats

Michel Etienne, Christophe Le Page and Mathilde Cohen: A Step-by-step Approach to Building Land Management Scenarios


Input: [Scenario] 4 [Parties*] C Grassland area [Main objective]

Output: Immediate return to grasslands

Michel Etienne, Christophe Le Page and Mathilde Cohen: A Step-by-step Approach to Building Land Management Scenarios


Input: [Scenario] 5 [Parties*] F + C Ridges, natural heritage [Main objective]

Output: Control pine seed source

Michel Etienne, Christophe Le Page and Mathilde Cohen: A Step-by-step Approach to Building Land Management Scenarios


Input: [Scenario] 6 [Parties*] C + S Work effort, natural heritage [Main objective]

Output: Long-term environmental agriculture

Michel Etienne, Christophe Le Page and Mathilde Cohen: A Step-by-step Approach to Building Land Management Scenarios


Input: [Scenario] 7 [Parties*] S + F + C Timber production, stocking rate, natural heritage, working effort [Main objective]

Output: Sustainable timber and grass production

Michel Etienne, Christophe Le Page and Mathilde Cohen: A Step-by-step Approach to Building Land Management Scenarios


Input: [Scenario] 8 [Parties*] S + F + C Timber production, stocking rate, natural heritage, working effort [Main objective]

Output: Progressive return to grasslands

Michel Etienne, Christophe Le Page and Mathilde Cohen: A Step-by-step Approach to Building Land Management Scenarios


Input: [Description of Event] Arrival of DJ / Set-Up [Time of Event] 04:30 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: We arrive 90 minutes prior to start of event on a normal wedding. Your DJ should always arrive at least 60 minutes prior. A sound check should be done with your officiate at least 30 minutes prior to wedding.

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Input: [Description of Event] Arrival of Guests – Background Music [Time of Event] 05:40 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: Guest normally start arriving 10-15 minutes prior, so you will want music playing 20 minutes prior. As a DJ we normally play a mix of classical and new age style music, but you can choose any style you wish. If you are using a quartet, harpist, piano player, they should go over music selections with you ahead of time.

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Input: [Description of Event] Wedding / BP Processional / Bridal March [Time of Event] 06:00 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: Normally the bride and groom will choose a song for the wedding party entrance and a song for the bridal march. You can go with the standard classical bridal march or you can choose something special for you! Sometimes the bride and groom will choose to do a unity candle or sand ceremony song. Non-denominational ceremonies are normally 15-20 minutes long, but usually end up starting a few minutes late.

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Input: [Description of Event] Recessional – Start Reception / Cocktail Hour [Time of Event] 06:30 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: As you leave your musician or DJ should play the recessional song of your choice! While you are taking pictures your DJ or wedding coordinator should verify all schedules are still coordinated. While your guests are having cocktails and appetizers. Our normal music mix for this time is a mix of crooners (Martin / Sinatra/ Como/ Mathis) with mellow classics and smooth jazz. Once again your DJ or band should work with you in planning to choose music to fit your desires.

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Input: [Description of Event] Arrival of Wedding Party [Time of Event] 07:15 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: We give 45 minutes for photos and then another 10 minutes to get guests seated and the wedding party briefed on how the intro is being done and what order they are being introduced in.

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Input: [Description of Event] Grand Introduction [Time of Event] 07:25 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: This should be done in accordance with how you desire it. If you want elegant intros or high energy sports type intros or something in between your master of ceremonies (DJ, band leader, etc) should coordinate it to fulfill your desires. We normally play a background song for the wedding party and a different song for the bride and groom. If you do not desire a high energy intro we will do a love story which is a history of the bride and groom with music clips interspersed to add some fun! Make sure the DJ knows exactly how you want to be addressed when being introduced to your guests!

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Input: [Description of Event] First Dance [Time of Event] 07:30 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: You are already on the dance floor and have everyone’s attention. This is a perfect time to do your first dance. Since you have already danced, your guests will not feel awkward if they want to dance to a song during dinner since the first dance has already been completed. This also cuts down on the number of dance your guest must play spectator to after dinner is complete.

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Input: [Description of Event] Blessing / Meal Served [Time of Event] 07:35 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: If you want to say grace prior to your meal, let your master of ceremonies or DJ know who will give it so they can introduce them. Your DJ should coordinate with one another as to who will release tables and how it should be done. Ask your DJ if they have any special things they do to interact with the crowd and release tables.

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Input: [Description of Event] Best Man’s Toast [Time of Event] 08:05 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: Traditionally the toast are prior to the meal. We have found they work better if you pour the champagne / cider / wine as soon as the last guest has their main course served. Normally the wedding party is finished eating and can now do toasts. Everyone else can eat their meal while listening and easily raise glasses at the appropriate time. This has a couple of effects. Your guests start eating a few minutes earlier while you do not waste any time while everyone waits for toasts to be finished, thus completing dinner a few minutes earlier. Also, your toast beverage will be nice and cold. If you do your toast immediately most caterers will pour the drinks before the guests are seated and you end up having it sit 15-20 minutes until you get to toasts. Once again it is your event and you dictate when it happens, theses are just some ideas to think about.

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Input: [Description of Event] Other Toast [Time of Event] 08:10 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: Normally the maid of honor and one or more parents will want to give a toast as well. You want to let people make toasts, but be aware that if you open it to all guests you could spend a long time listening to a multitude of people stumbling through saying the exact same thing. I have seen toasts stretch to past an hour when the bride and groom insisted that everyone be allowed to speak that wanted to.

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Input: [Description of Event] Father – Bride Dance [Time of Event] 08:15 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: Pick a song that says what you want to convey to your father, or let him pick a song with a message to you. Your guests could still be eating while you are doing this.

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Input: [Description of Event] Mother – Groom Dance [Time of Event] 08:20 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: Pick a song that says what you want to convey to your mother, or let her pick a song with a message to you. Your guests could still be eating while you are doing this. As the song is winding down this is a good time to invite all your guests to join in for a few slow songs. They have been though a cocktail hour and dinner and you want them to get moving so everyone is awake and ready to move on with the party.

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Input: [Description of Event] Open Dance 3 slow 3-4 fast [Time of Event] 08:25 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: Play a few slow songs and then mix into some classic oldies like The Twist or Twist & Shout or In the Mood. Get people moving, if they are partying let it go for just a little while. If they are not reacting then go back into events

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Input: [Description of Event] Wedding Party Dedication (as part of open dance) [Time of Event] 08:40 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: Rather than doing a wedding party dance with a floor filled with people who are there with other dates you may want to dedicate a song to the wedding party and just let everyone dance with their actual date for the night.

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Input: [Description of Event] Cake Cutting [Time of Event] 08:50 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: Some DJ’s will run this event. But you might prefer to announce it and let your photographer run it as they see fit so they get the pictures exactly as they desire.

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Input: [Description of Event] Honeymoon or Money Dance Songs [Time of Event] 09:00 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: Many names – Apron Dance, Dollar Dance, Honeymoon Dance, Money Dance, etc… About half of our brides and grooms want one if these. The idea is to give each person the ability to spend 15-20 seconds alone with the bride or groom to share their thoughts and give them their private best wishes. This is an opportunity to tactfully and maybe while having some fun, raise some money for the bride and groom for their honeymoon by accepting donations in return for the dances. Many couples choose to substitute for this and have an elimination or reverse elimination dance where we recognize couples that have been married a long time. many times the bride and groom present the couple married the longest with flowers or a gift. Speak to your DJ about your personal tastes and desires.

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Input: [Description of Event] Bouquet Toss / Teddy Bear Toss [Time of Event] 09:10 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: Some couples are doing the elimination dance mentioned above instead of the entire bouquet garter sequence. Most still do the traditional bouquet toss. Choose a song for background music to get the ladies going. Ask your DJ about it and he will discuss details with you.

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Input: [Description of Event] Remove Garter/ Garter Toss / Garter On [Time of Event] 09:20 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: This should be one of your most fun times of your reception. Have a good time and enjoy yourself. If you don’t laugh your DJ did not handle this well. Choose a separate song for removing garter and for throwing it to the guys. Work with your DJ to make sure that having the gentleman who caught the garter put it back on the leg of the girl who caught the bouquet is what you want to do. Most DJ’s will have some twists you can do on this. The key is to handle it appropriately for your event and have a good time.

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Input: [Description of Event] Open Dancing – Party Time [Time of Event] 09:30 PM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: Discuss with your DJ if you have any other ethnic, religious or traditional events you need to do before it is party time, otherwise turn up the volume a little, hit the dance lights, and party it up on the dance floor. A good DJ or band will normally work through several sets of music of various tastes so that all your guests hear something they will like and get a chance to hit the dance floor.

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Input: [Description of Event] Reception Ends [Time of Event] 12:00 AM [Notes (if applicable)]

Output: Pack up your gifts, make sure you are square with all your vendors and head off to the honeymoon!

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Input: [Age of Puppy] 1 Month [Estimated Weight of Puppy]

Output: Puppy is 10% of her adult weight

Shih Tzu Puppy Weight Chart, Puppy Growth Chart


Input: [Age of Puppy] 2 Months [Estimated Weight of Puppy]

Output: Puppy is now 20% of her Adult Weight: Average weight at 8 weeks is 2 pounds

Shih Tzu Puppy Weight Chart, Puppy Growth Chart


Input: [Age of Puppy] 3 Months [Estimated Weight of Puppy]

Output: Now your puppy is about 1/3 of her adult weight

Shih Tzu Puppy Weight Chart, Puppy Growth Chart


Input: [Age of Puppy] 4 Months [Estimated Weight of Puppy]

Output: Your puppy is approximately 1/2 of her adult weight

Shih Tzu Puppy Weight Chart, Puppy Growth Chart


Input: [Age of Puppy] 5 Months [Estimated Weight of Puppy]

Output: Puppy is 2/3 of her adult weight

Shih Tzu Puppy Weight Chart, Puppy Growth Chart


Input: [Age of Puppy] 6 Months [Estimated Weight of Puppy]

Output: Puppy is 83% of her adult weight

Shih Tzu Puppy Weight Chart, Puppy Growth Chart


Input: [Age of Puppy] 7 Months [Estimated Weight of Puppy]

Output: Puppy is 96 % of her Adult Weight

Shih Tzu Puppy Weight Chart, Puppy Growth Chart


Input: [Age of Puppy] 10 Months [Estimated Weight of Puppy]

Output: Shih Tzu puppies have reached their adult weight

Shih Tzu Puppy Weight Chart, Puppy Growth Chart


Input: [Time] 9a [Salon H] Ca, Alk, & Mag - Basics [Salon J] Rising Tide (best practices inititive) Seaworld and AZA [Exhibit Hall]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 10a [Salon G] Aquariums Attack [Salon H] Aquascaping [Salon J] Twenty Years of Reefkeeping [Exhibit Hall]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 11a [Salon G] SECORE [Salon J] Modern Fish Keeping in Reef Aquaria [Exhibit Hall]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 12p [Salon G] PNG - New Collection Area [Salon H] Coral Restoration [Salon J] Stocking Small Marine Systems [Exhibit Hall]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 1p [Exhibit Hall]

Output: Open


Input: [Time] 2p [Salon G] Raffle [Salon H] Raffle [Exhibit Hall]

Output: Closed


Input: [Time] 3p [Salon G] Raffle [Salon H] Raffle [Exhibit Hall]

Output: Closed


Input: [Time] 4p [Salon G] Raffle [Salon H] Raffle [Exhibit Hall]

Output: Closed


Input: [NO.] 1 Before the commencement of trading at 9:00am [TRADING HALT PERIOD] 9:00am to 10:00am [FEATURES]

Output: Order entry and modification will be allowed Theoretical Opening Price (TOP) will be calculated

Bursa Malaysia announced new one hour trading halt to increase trading efficiency | World Federation of Exchanges


Input: [NO.] 2 9:00am until 11:00am [TRADING HALT PERIOD] 1 hour from the time of trading halt [FEATURES]

Output: Order entry and modification will be allowed TOP will be calculated

Bursa Malaysia announced new one hour trading halt to increase trading efficiency | World Federation of Exchanges


Input: [NO.] 3 11:01am and before 12:30pm [TRADING HALT PERIOD] From the time of trading halt until 12:30pm [FEATURES]

Output: Order entry will be forbidden TOP will not be calculated during the trading halt

Bursa Malaysia announced new one hour trading halt to increase trading efficiency | World Federation of Exchanges


Input: [NO.] 4 1:31pm until before the commencement of trading at 2:30pm [TRADING HALT PERIOD] 2:30pm to 3:30pm [FEATURES]

Output: Order entry and modification will be allowed TOP will be calculated from 2:00pm to 2:30pm.

Bursa Malaysia announced new one hour trading halt to increase trading efficiency | World Federation of Exchanges


Input: [NO.] 5 2:31pm until 3:30pm [TRADING HALT PERIOD] 1 hour from the time of trading halt [FEATURES]

Output: Order entry and modification will be allowed TOP will be calculated.

Bursa Malaysia announced new one hour trading halt to increase trading efficiency | World Federation of Exchanges


Input: [NO.] 6 3:31pm and before 5:00pm [TRADING HALT PERIOD] From the time of trading halt until 5:00pm [FEATURES]

Output: Order entry will be forbidden TOP will not be calculated during the trading halt

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Input: [M] 27 [W] 29 [T_3] 30 [F] 31 [S] 1 Volunteer Work Day August 1, 2015 N/A Map Celestial Farms Every day things need to be done on the farm, but the first Saturday of the month, we need all hands on deck to get some of the bigger jobs done. Be dressed in clothes you don't ever plan on wearing to church. We try to provide work gloves when we can. Call for details on the project we are tackling this month, start time, and to see if lunch is available. Send Volunteer Work Day to Google Calendar More about Volunteer Work Day [S_6] 2 [T]

Output: 28 Yoga Group July 28, 2015 7:00 pm Map Celestial Farms We will be having yoga every Tuesday night and soon to add more events for yoga. We hope to encourage healing for everyone! The Tuesday night group includes people with all kinds of range of motion and age groups. I hope you can join us as well! We will meet for Yoga group on Tuesdays at 7 PM! The fee is going to be $10 a session. We will meet in the picnic house. I can’t wait for the day when we can do Yoga in the gardens! Bring your mat if you have one. We have known Jessie for many years and are excited to work with him. We will keep the cost low and the attitude relaxed. He is willing to adapt to all of our knowledge levels and skill levels or lack thereof. Send Yoga Group to Google Calendar More about Yoga Group

August 2015


Input: [M] 3 Free Parenting Workshop August 3, 2015 6:00 pm Map Celestial Farms We are hosting a parenting workshop on the first Monday of each month. The Early Learning Coalition of Duval is offering these free family engagement courses to help us all learn simple, fun and easy to do activities that promote healthy growth and early literacy. Free refreshments will be served as well! Anyone is welcome and bring a friend. Send Free Parenting Workshop to Google Calendar More about Free Parenting Workshop [W] 5 [T_3] 6 Self-Reliant Club August 6, 2015 6:30 pm Map Celestial Farms The first Thursday of each month is Self Reliant Club meeting. It will begin at 6:30 pm, end time will vary depending on project.Activities could canning, cheese making, seed swap and starting, soaps, lotions, candles, fermenting, breads, sodas, and more!$10 to all members with products to take home.Contact Us or check the News and Events page to find out which project we will be working on this month. Send Self-Reliant Club to Google Calendar More about Self-Reliant Club [F] 7 [S] 8 [S_6] 9 [T]

Output: 4 Yoga Group August 4, 2015 7:00 pm Map Celestial Farms We will be having yoga every Tuesday night and soon to add more events for yoga. We hope to encourage healing for everyone! The Tuesday night group includes people with all kinds of range of motion and age groups. I hope you can join us as well! We will meet for Yoga group on Tuesdays at 7 PM! The fee is going to be $10 a session. We will meet in the picnic house. I can’t wait for the day when we can do Yoga in the gardens! Bring your mat if you have one. We have known Jessie for many years and are excited to work with him. We will keep the cost low and the attitude relaxed. He is willing to adapt to all of our knowledge levels and skill levels or lack thereof. Send Yoga Group to Google Calendar More about Yoga Group

August 2015


Input: [M] 10 [W] 12 [T_3] 13 [F] 14 Home School Days August 14, 2015 10:00 am – 11:30 am Map Celestial Farms During our Home School Days, we will be using our outdoor classroom to enhance your core subjects by using math to plan out the garden, count how many eggs are collected, and tell or write stories about the animals. The classes will focus on one area of the farm and utilize many standards. A Duval County Elementary school teacher has designed the program. Reservations are being accepted now for classes on the second Friday of September through May. Class is from 10 to 11 followed by a 30 minute picnic and play time. There is no cost for this program, but it is funded by donations. Donation boxes are located on site. Send Home School Days to Google Calendar More about Home School Days [S] 15 [S_6] 16 [T]

Output: 11 Yoga Group August 11, 2015 7:00 pm Map Celestial Farms We will be having yoga every Tuesday night and soon to add more events for yoga. We hope to encourage healing for everyone! The Tuesday night group includes people with all kinds of range of motion and age groups. I hope you can join us as well! We will meet for Yoga group on Tuesdays at 7 PM! The fee is going to be $10 a session. We will meet in the picnic house. I can’t wait for the day when we can do Yoga in the gardens! Bring your mat if you have one. We have known Jessie for many years and are excited to work with him. We will keep the cost low and the attitude relaxed. He is willing to adapt to all of our knowledge levels and skill levels or lack thereof. Send Yoga Group to Google Calendar More about Yoga Group

August 2015


Input: [M] 17 [W] 19 [T_3] 20 [F] 21 [S] 22 doTerra Essential Oils - 2 classes August 22, 2015 10:00 am – 2:30 pm Map Celestial Farms doTerra "Intro to Essential Oils" class, followed by an advanced class the 4th Saturday of every month. The Intro class is free, and there will be a break before the second class. Cost of the second class will vary depending on materials provided and if certification is granted. See our Facebook page for more info on this month's class. Subject caries, but will be related to use of essential oils. Send doTerra Essential Oils - 2 classes to Google Calendar More about doTerra Essential Oils - 2 classes [S_6] 23 [T]

Output: 18 Yoga Group August 18, 2015 7:00 pm Map Celestial Farms We will be having yoga every Tuesday night and soon to add more events for yoga. We hope to encourage healing for everyone! The Tuesday night group includes people with all kinds of range of motion and age groups. I hope you can join us as well! We will meet for Yoga group on Tuesdays at 7 PM! The fee is going to be $10 a session. We will meet in the picnic house. I can’t wait for the day when we can do Yoga in the gardens! Bring your mat if you have one. We have known Jessie for many years and are excited to work with him. We will keep the cost low and the attitude relaxed. He is willing to adapt to all of our knowledge levels and skill levels or lack thereof. Send Yoga Group to Google Calendar More about Yoga Group

August 2015


Input: [M] 24 [W] 26 [T_3] 27 [F] 28 [S] 29 [S_6] 30 [T]

Output: 25 Yoga Group August 25, 2015 7:00 pm Map Celestial Farms We will be having yoga every Tuesday night and soon to add more events for yoga. We hope to encourage healing for everyone! The Tuesday night group includes people with all kinds of range of motion and age groups. I hope you can join us as well! We will meet for Yoga group on Tuesdays at 7 PM! The fee is going to be $10 a session. We will meet in the picnic house. I can’t wait for the day when we can do Yoga in the gardens! Bring your mat if you have one. We have known Jessie for many years and are excited to work with him. We will keep the cost low and the attitude relaxed. He is willing to adapt to all of our knowledge levels and skill levels or lack thereof. Send Yoga Group to Google Calendar More about Yoga Group

August 2015


Input: [M] 31 [W] 2 [T_3] 3 Self-Reliant Club September 3, 2015 6:30 pm Map Celestial Farms The first Thursday of each month is Self Reliant Club meeting. It will begin at 6:30 pm, end time will vary depending on project.Activities could canning, cheese making, seed swap and starting, soaps, lotions, candles, fermenting, breads, sodas, and more!$10 to all members with products to take home.Contact Us or check the News and Events page to find out which project we will be working on this month. Send Self-Reliant Club to Google Calendar More about Self-Reliant Club [F] 4 doTerra Bonus Class September 4, 2015 N/A Map Celestial Farms Bonus 5th Saturday extra doTerra Class! See facebook News page or call for details. Send doTerra Bonus Class to Google Calendar More about doTerra Bonus Class [S] 5 Volunteer Work Day September 5, 2015 N/A Map Celestial Farms Every day things need to be done on the farm, but the first Saturday of the month, we need all hands on deck to get some of the bigger jobs done. Be dressed in clothes you don't ever plan on wearing to church. We try to provide work gloves when we can. Call for details on the project we are tackling this month, start time, and to see if lunch is available. Send Volunteer Work Day to Google Calendar More about Volunteer Work Day [S_6] 6 [T]

Output: 1 Yoga Group September 1, 2015 7:00 pm Map Celestial Farms We will be having yoga every Tuesday night and soon to add more events for yoga. We hope to encourage healing for everyone! The Tuesday night group includes people with all kinds of range of motion and age groups. I hope you can join us as well! We will meet for Yoga group on Tuesdays at 7 PM! The fee is going to be $10 a session. We will meet in the picnic house. I can’t wait for the day when we can do Yoga in the gardens! Bring your mat if you have one. We have known Jessie for many years and are excited to work with him. We will keep the cost low and the attitude relaxed. He is willing to adapt to all of our knowledge levels and skill levels or lack thereof. Send Yoga Group to Google Calendar More about Yoga Group

August 2015


Input: [Day] Mon [Hours]

Output: By appointment

Huntersville, NC Chiropractor | Chiropractor 28078 | Adjusting The World Chiropractic


Input: [Day] Tue [Hours]

Output: Closed

Huntersville, NC Chiropractor | Chiropractor 28078 | Adjusting The World Chiropractic


Input: [Day] Wed [Hours]

Output: By appointment

Huntersville, NC Chiropractor | Chiropractor 28078 | Adjusting The World Chiropractic


Input: [Day] Thu [Hours]

Output: By appointment

Huntersville, NC Chiropractor | Chiropractor 28078 | Adjusting The World Chiropractic


Input: [Day] Fri [Hours]

Output: By appointment

Huntersville, NC Chiropractor | Chiropractor 28078 | Adjusting The World Chiropractic


Input: [Day] Sat [Hours]

Output: By appointment

Huntersville, NC Chiropractor | Chiropractor 28078 | Adjusting The World Chiropractic


Input: [Day] Sun [Hours]

Output: Closed

Huntersville, NC Chiropractor | Chiropractor 28078 | Adjusting The World Chiropractic


Input: Finding Your Stillpoint YOU WILL GO HOME WITH: Feelings of unparalleled, absolutely profound calm – the ultimate Shavasana The ability to bring on your own stillpoint or to perform a stillpoint on others Skills to transform and manage pain, stress and insomnia for yourself and others An understanding of craniosacral therapy and this new stillpoint technique A set of therapeutic Becalm Balls (retail value $30) [Hours] 2 [Cost (before tax)] $70 [Pre-Requisite] None [Upcoming Dates]

Output: Click to view dates

Cranial Therapy Centre - Toronto | Workshop Overview & Flow


Input: Introduction to Craniosacral Therapy Understand and experience the power of Craniosacral Therapy Learn to do the therapeutic ‘stillpoint’ technique with your own hands or with Becalm Balls Feel confident using this technique to help yourself, family and friends Learn craniosacral techniques for jaw, neck, back and headaches Receive self-care knowledge and tips for sustainable stress relief Experience deep relaxation and therapeutic releases Take home Becalm Balls (included in cost of workshop) Please Note: This course is a prerequisite for further training in craniosacral therapy (Intermediate & Advanced). [Hours] 6 [Days] 1 [Cost (before tax)] $250 [Pre-Requisite] None [Upcoming Dates]

Output: Click to view dates

Cranial Therapy Centre - Toronto | Workshop Overview & Flow


Input: Intermediate - Hands Becoming Therapeutic Develop increased sensitivity – manual, energetic, intuitive Get comfortable with non-intrusive, gentle assessment and treatment skills Learn primary principles of tissue release, both osteopathic and craniosacral Learn gentle, powerful techniques that have lasting results Learn release techniques for the whole body: limbs, spine, ribs, muscles, fascia, organs, pelvis, joints [Hours] 18 [Days] 3 [Cost (before tax)] $600 [Pre-Requisite] Introduction to CT [Upcoming Dates]

Output: Click to view dates

Cranial Therapy Centre - Toronto | Workshop Overview & Flow


Input: Advanced - In-Depth Focus On Head, Spine & Dura Enhance your sensitivity, deepen your skills Focus on the spine, dura, neck, head, face, jaw and intra-oral Learn extensive, powerful hands-on techniques to gain releases throughout body and head Refine assessment skills Learn how to reduce pain, dysfunctions and neurological problems Learn to enhance brain and spinal cord function [Hours] 36 [Days] 6 [Cost (before tax)] $1200 [Pre-Requisite] Intermediate [Upcoming Dates]

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Cranial Therapy Centre - Toronto | Workshop Overview & Flow


Input: Visceral Release Techniques Learn how and where organs and their related ligaments can be the source of recurrent mechanical findings in your CST sessions Learn the location, signs and symptoms associated with various organ compromises and dysfunctions Learn how to treat visceral related findings with gentle, effective techniques Learn techniques that blend into your craniosacral session, with more immediate, accurate results Learn techniques that enable your recipients/ patients to remain relaxed and horizontal Provide better care and resolution for your clients Pelvis and Lower Abdominal Region Recurrent sacro-iliac dysfunctions, ileal rotations/misalignments, bladder incontinence and recurrent infections, frequent urination, sacrum and coccyx deviations, constipation, ileo-ceacal valve dysfunctions, appendix, ovaries, large and small intestines, sigmoid colon, hyper-lordosis, and ileo-psoas tensions, kidney function Mid Abdomen, Diaphragm and Thoracic Region Small intestines, DJ junction of the small intestine, 2nd lumbar vertebra dysfunctions, root of the mysentery, gall bladder, sphincter of oddi, liver, stomach, ulcers, pyloric valve dysfunction, hiatal hernias and reflux, diaphragm tensions and discomforts, thyroid challenges and throat tensions. [Hours] 26 [Days] 4 [Cost (before tax)] $800 [Pre-Requisite] Intermediate [Upcoming Dates]

Output: Click to view dates

Cranial Therapy Centre - Toronto | Workshop Overview & Flow


Input: Pediatric [Hours] 26 [Days] 4 [Cost (before tax)] $800 [Pre-Requisite] Intermediate [Upcoming Dates]

Output: Click to view dates

Cranial Therapy Centre - Toronto | Workshop Overview & Flow


Input: Clinical Preceptorships [Hours] TBA [Days] TBA [Pre-Requisite] Introduction, Intermediate & Advanced [Upcoming Dates]

Output: TBA

Cranial Therapy Centre - Toronto | Workshop Overview & Flow


Input: Enhancing your TMJ Skills [Hours] TBA [Days] TBA [Pre-Requisite] Introduction, Intermediate & Advanced [Upcoming Dates]

Output: TBA

Cranial Therapy Centre - Toronto | Workshop Overview & Flow


Input: [10:00 – 10:30 am] None [Registration Time]

Output: Entry Fee

World Championship 2012 | CARDFIGHT!! VANGUARD


Input: [10:00 – 10:30 am] ・All English version cards can be used. Cards of other languages may not be used. ・Decks must be constructed with a single clan. There cannot be cards from multiple clans in a deck. ・Each team member must use a different clan than his or her teammates. ・Fighters are required to use opaque card sleeves so that the back of cards cannot be easily distinguished. [Registration Time]

Output: Deck Regulations

World Championship 2012 | CARDFIGHT!! VANGUARD


Input: [10:00 – 10:30 am] 3 fighters per team. The staff will group fighters who wish to participate in the Team tournament, but do not have enough teammates. [Registration Time]

Output: Team Regulation

World Championship 2012 | CARDFIGHT!! VANGUARD


Input: [10:00 – 10:30 am] ・Double Elimination (Teams to lose 2 matches will be eliminated) ・Each member will fight 1 game against an opposing team member. ・The team to win more games than the opposing team wins the match. ・1 round is 20 minutes. ・The tournament will continue until there is only one undefeated team. [Registration Time]

Output: Tournament Structure

World Championship 2012 | CARDFIGHT!! VANGUARD


Input: [10:00 – 10:30 am] Guardian of the Skies, Night Griffon (PR/0004EN) [Registration Time]

Output: Participation Prize

World Championship 2012 | CARDFIGHT!! VANGUARD


Input: [10:00 – 10:30 am] The first place team will receive a Cardfight!! Vanguard binder. Teams with 1 or less losses will receive an additional Guardian of the Skies, Night Griffon (PR/0004EN). [Registration Time]

Output: Prize

World Championship 2012 | CARDFIGHT!! VANGUARD


Input: [DATE] May 1 [TIME] 7:00-9:00 PM [DESCRIPTION] Play a round of golf with a glow-in-the-dark ball and receive free popcorn! [EVENT]

Output: Twilight Golf

Tinley Junction Mini Golf & Batting Cages


Input: [DATE] May 10 [TIME] ALL DAY [DESCRIPTION] Come celebrate Mother's Day at Tinley Junction. All moms who golf receive a special gift! [EVENT]

Output: Mom and Me Golf

Tinley Junction Mini Golf & Batting Cages


Input: [DATE] May 25 [TIME] ALL DAY [DESCRIPTION] Open ALL day! Play a round of golf and receive a free sundae. [EVENT]

Output: Memorial Day

Tinley Junction Mini Golf & Batting Cages


Input: [DATE] June 18 [TIME] ALL DAY [DESCRIPTION] All golfers receive a free bag of popcorn! [EVENT]

Output: Popcorn Day

Tinley Junction Mini Golf & Batting Cages


Input: [DATE] June 21 [TIME] ALL DAY [DESCRIPTION] Hey dads! Bring the kids out to Tinley Junction and you'll golf for a special price! [EVENT]

Output: Dad and Me Golf

Tinley Junction Mini Golf & Batting Cages


Input: [DATE] July 16 [TIME] ALL DAY [DESCRIPTION] All golfers receive a free bag of popcorn! [EVENT]

Output: Popcorn Day

Tinley Junction Mini Golf & Batting Cages


Input: [DATE] July 26 [TIME] ALL DAY [DESCRIPTION] All golfers receive a free sundae! [EVENT]

Output: Sundae Sunday

Tinley Junction Mini Golf & Batting Cages


Input: [DATE] August 3 [TIME] ALL DAY [DESCRIPTION] Join the trend and enjoy a slice of watermelon with every round of mini golf. [EVENT]

Output: National Watermelon Day

Tinley Junction Mini Golf & Batting Cages


Input: [DATE] August 5 [TIME] 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM [DESCRIPTION] Come see our Thomas the Train on our Garden Railroad. All golfers receive special treats and train rides will be available. [EVENT]

Output: Thomas the Train Day

Tinley Junction Mini Golf & Batting Cages


Input: [DATE] August 14 and August 16 [TIME] 10:30 AM- 1:00 PM [DESCRIPTION] Whether you are a Cubs or Sox fan, show your team spirit and wear your favorite team apparel to receive 5 batting cage tokens for the price of 4. While you're there, cast your vote for your favorite baseball team! [EVENT]

Output: Crosstown Classic

Tinley Junction Mini Golf & Batting Cages


Input: [DATE] September 13 [TIME] 6:00-8:30 PM [DESCRIPTION] Come celebrate Grandparent's Day at Tinley Junction. All grandparents golf for a special price. [EVENT]

Output: Grandparent and Me Golf

Tinley Junction Mini Golf & Batting Cages


Input: [DATE] September 26 [TIME] 10:30 AM- 1:00 PM [DESCRIPTION] Come out and play...mini golf, that is! Every golfer will receive a free bag of popcorn. [EVENT]

Output: Worldwide Day of Play

Tinley Junction Mini Golf & Batting Cages


Input: [DATE] October 2 [TIME] 6:00-8:30 PM [DESCRIPTION] Enjoy some Halloween Fun! [EVENT]

Output: Ghostly Golf

Tinley Junction Mini Golf & Batting Cages


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Arrival of DJ / Set-Up [Suggested Timeline] 04:30 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: The wedding planner arrives 2 hours prior to start of the wedding. The DJ should always arrive at least 60 minutes prior. A sound check must be done with your wedding planner/officiate at least 30 minutes prior to wedding reception

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Arrival of Guests –Background Music [Suggested Timeline] 05:40 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: Guest normally start arriving 10-15 minutes prior, so you will want music playing 20 minutes prior. As a DJ we normally play a mix of smooth jazz and contemporary music, but you can choose any style you wish.

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Wedding / BP Processional / Bridal March [Suggested Timeline] 06:00 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: Normally the bride and groom will choose a song for the wedding party entrance and a song for the bridal march. You can go with the standard classical bridal march or choose something that matches your wedding theme.

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Recessional – Start Reception / Cocktail Hour [Suggested Timeline] 06:30 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: As you exit the DJ will play the recessional song of your choice While you are taking pictures your DJ or wedding coordinator should verify all schedules are still coordinated. While cocktails and appetizers are served, the DJ will play background music consisting of vocalists like Frank Sinatra, Johnny Mathis, Lou Rawls, and classic rock and smooth jazz. The DJ will work with you in planning to choose the right music for your guest..

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Arrival of Wedding Party [Suggested Timeline] 07:15 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: We give 45 minutes for photos and then another 10 minutes to get guests seated and the wedding party briefed on how the intro is being done and what order they are being introduced in.

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Grand Introduction [Suggested Timeline] 07:25 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: This should be done in accordance with how you desire it. If you want elegant intros or high energy sports type intros or something in between your master of ceremonies (DJ) should coordinate it to fulfill your desires. We normally play a background song for the wedding party and a different song for the bride and groom. Important: Make sure the DJ knows exactly how you want to be addressed when being introduced to your guests!

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] First Dance [Suggested Timeline] 07:30 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: You are already on the dance floor and have everyone’s attention. This is a perfect time to do your first dance. Since you have already danced, your guests will not feel awkward if they want to dance to a song during dinner since the first dance has already been completed. This also cuts down on the number of dances your guest must play spectator to after dinner is complete.

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Blessing / Meal Served [Suggested Timeline] 07:35 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: If you want to say grace prior to your meal, let your master of ceremonies or DJ know who will give it so they can introduce them. Your DJ should coordinate with one another as to who will release tables and how it should be done. Ask your DJ if they have any special things they do to interact with the crowd and release tables.

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Best Man’s Toast [Suggested Timeline] 08:05 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: Traditionally the toast are prior to the meal. We have found they work better if you pour the champagne / cider / wine as soon as the last guest has their main course served. Normally the wedding party is finished eating and can now do toasts. Everyone else can eat their meal while listening and easily raise glasses at the appropriate time. This has a couple of effects. Your guests start eating a few minutes earlier while you do not waste any time while everyone waits for toasts to be finished, thus completing dinner a few minutes earlier. Also, your toast beverage will be nice and cold. If you do your toast immediately most caterers will pour the drinks before the guests are seated and you end up having it sit 15-20 minutes until you get to toasts. Once again it is your event and you dictate when it happens, theses are just some ideas to think about.

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Other Toast [Suggested Timeline] 08:10 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: Normally the maid of honor and one or more parents will want to give a toast as well. You want to let people make toasts, but be aware that if you open it to all guests you could spend a long time listening to a multitude of people stumbling through saying the exact same thing. I have seen toasts stretch to past an hour when the bride and groom insisted that everyone be allowed to speak that wanted to.

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Father – Bride Dance [Suggested Timeline] 08:15 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: Pick a song that says what you want to convey to your father, or let him pick a song with a message to you. Your guests could still be eating while you are doing this.

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Mother – Groom Dance [Suggested Timeline] 08:20 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: Pick a song that says what you want to convey to your mother, or let her pick a song with a message to you. Your guests could still be eating while you are doing this. As the song is winding down this is a good time to invite all your guests to join in for a few slow songs. They have been though a cocktail hour and dinner and you want them to get moving so everyone is awake and ready to move on with the party.

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Open Dance 3 slow 3-4 fast [Suggested Timeline] 08:25 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: Play a few slow songs and then mix into some classic oldies Get people moving, if they are partying let it go for just a little while. If they are not reacting then go back into events

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Wedding Party Dedication (as part of open dance) [Suggested Timeline] 08:40 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: Rather than doing a wedding party dance with a floor filled with people who are there with other dates you may want to dedicate a song to the wedding party and just let everyone dance with their actual date for the night.

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Cake Cutting [Suggested Timeline] 08:50 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: Some DJ’s will run this event. But you might prefer to announce it and let your photographer run it as they see fit so they get the pictures exactly as they desire.

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Honeymoon or Money Dance Songs [Suggested Timeline] 09:00 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: Many names – Apron Dance, Dollar Dance, Honeymoon Dance, Money Dance, etc… About half of our brides and grooms want one if these. The idea is to give each person the ability to spend 15-20 seconds alone with the bride or groom to share their thoughts and give them their private best wishes. This is an opportunity to tactfully and maybe while having some fun, raise some money for the bride and groom for their honeymoon by accepting donations in return for the dances. Many couples choose to substitute for this and have an elimination or reverse elimination dance where we recognize couples that have been married a long time. many times the bride and groom present the couple married the longest with flowers or a gift. Speak to your DJ about your personal tastes and desires.

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Bouquet Toss / Teddy Bear Toss [Suggested Timeline] 09:10 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: Some couples are doing the elimination dance mentioned above instead of the entire bouquet garter sequence. Most still do the traditional bouquet toss. Choose a song for background music to get the ladies going. Ask your DJ about it and he will discuss details with you.

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Remove Garter/ Garter Toss / Garter On [Suggested Timeline] 09:20 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: This should be one of your most fun times of your reception. Have a good time and enjoy yourself. If you don’t laugh your DJ did not handle this well. Choose a separate song for removing garter and for throwing it to the guys. Work with your DJ to make sure that having the gentleman who caught the garter put it back on the leg of the girl who caught the bouquet is what you want to do. Most DJ’s will have some twists you can do on this. The key is to handle it appropriately for your event and have a good time.

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Open Dancing – Party Time [Suggested Timeline] 09:30 PM [Schedule of Events]

Output: Discuss with your DJ if you have any other ethnic, religious or traditional events you need to do before it is party time, otherwise turn up the volume a little, hit the dance lights, and party it up on the dance floor. A good DJ will normally work through several sets of music of various tastes so that all your guests hear something they will like and get a chance to hit the dance floor.

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Ceremony Schedule] Reception Ends [Suggested Timeline] 12:00 AM [Schedule of Events]

Output: Pack up your gifts, make sure you are square with all your vendors and head off to the honeymoon!

Wedding Reception Schedule, Wedding Ceremony Timeline, Agenda


Input: [Mile] 01 [Time] 00:15:31 [Pace] 15:31 [Remarks]

Output: Steve & I set off in the humid pre-dawn silence at 5:05am, as the last-quarter moon hides behind high clouds; faster race participants try to nap in their cars at the parking lot beside the start/finish line


Input: [Mile] 02 [Time] 00:31:03 [Pace] 15:32 [Remarks]

Output: brisk Volksmarch up steep hills and switchbacks, beside a noisy stream, using a hand-held fluorescent lamp flashlight and dangling a chemoluminiscent glow-stick from my GPS unit's lanyard to ward off passing pickup trucks


Input: [Mile] 03 [Time] 00:47:42 [Pace] 16:39 [Remarks]

Output: the GPS loses lock repeatedly under a thick canopy of trees, as I belatedly come to the realization that I shouldn't be carrying it, or any other excess baggage today


Input: [Mile] 04 [Time] 01:04:28 [Pace] 16:46 [Remarks]

Output: a pause that refreshes near Aid Zone #1, as we retrieve a bottle of Gatorade and handful of Snickers Bars cached behind a tree yesterday evening during our preview drive-by


Input: [Mile] 05 [Time] 01:17:54 [Pace] 13:26 [Remarks]

Output: warm downhill jogs with intervals of walking to cool off, as I drip sweat and try not to trip on the rough gravel forest road surface


Input: [Mile] 06 [Time] 01:29:24 [Pace] 11:30 [Remarks]

Output: more trotting & less walking, while the sky begins to lighten and the oppressive humidity recedes slightly


Input: [Mile] 07 [Time] 01:44:14 [Pace] 14:50 [Remarks]

Output: another pause to recover a bottle of liquid and more candy bars hidden yesterday in a bag behind a telephone pole; here the first volunteers appear to set up the Aid Zone #2 table


Input: [Mile] 08 [Time] 01:55:48 [Pace] 11:34 [Remarks]

Output: jog & walk & sweat & repeat, as a few scattered raindrops fall on our heads and the race officially starts for most of the individual runners


Input: [Mile] 09 [Time] 02:08:15 [Pace] 12:27 [Remarks]

Output: it's definitely dawn now --- time to bag the lights and GPS, in preparation for depositing them in one of my official drop bags for retrieval after the race


Input: [Mile] 10 [Time] 02:20:27 [Pace] 12:12 [Remarks]

Output: we approach Whipple Dam State Park and get some with nice views of the lake


Input: [Mile] 11 [Time] 02:34:42 [Pace] 14:15 [Remarks]

Output: minor crisis: my pre-positioned drop bag is missing! ... perhaps it was thrown away as trash, or perhaps it was stolen the previous evening? --- so we rely on the race's Transition Zone #3 table of food and drink to recharge


Input: [Mile] 12 [Time] 02:49:39 [Pace] 14:57 [Remarks]

Output: we walk up the first of a steep series of hills --- new territory, beyond where our drive-through took us on Friday evening, as the relay teams prepare to begin their race at 9am


Input: [Mile] 13 [Time] 03:03:14 [Pace] 13:35 [Remarks]

Output: more hill climbing ... Steve tells tales of his college days, on fire patrol and working with loggers in the Montana and Oregon wilderness, as we pass areas where many trees have been hewn down


Input: [Mile] 14 [Time] 03:14:56 [Pace] 11:42 [Remarks]

Output: a troublesome challenge emerges: my calves cramp up whenever I try to jog for more than a minute


Input: [Mile] 15 [Time] 03:30:42 [Pace] 15:46 [Remarks]

Output: I'm frustrated and apologetic, but can't handle much running even on the level stretches; coach Steve is kindly tolerant as we revert to mostly walking


Input: [Mile] 16 [Time] 03:45:48 [Pace] 15:06 [Remarks]

Output: still more walking; now the lead runners (who started almost two hours behind us) begin to pass by


Input: [Mile] 17 [Time] 03:56:57 [Pace] 11:09 [Remarks]

Output: an unexpectedly fast mile, with brief intervals of jogging ... the first woman runner blasts by us, going strongly; a second lady goes by but doesn't look as though she's having fun; then friend Morgan Windram zips past and shouts her greetings as we cheer her onward and upward


Input: [Mile] 18 [Time] 04:17:17 [Pace] 20:20 [Remarks]

Output: Zone #4 --- time to refill bottles and swallow salty foods in hopes of restoring electrolyte balance; here is also where I drop off the GPS, fluorescent light, etc., to save weight and free a hand for carrying pretzels and chips


Input: [Mile] 19 [Time] 04:28:16 [Pace] 10:59 [Remarks]

Output: an easy (or anomalously short?) mile


Input: [Mile] 20 [Time] 04:41:25 [Pace] 13:09 [Remarks]

Output: the calves are still cramping; I lick salt crystals off my sourdough pretzels, to no avail


Input: [Mile] 21 [Time] 04:56:24 [Pace] 14:59 [Remarks]

Output: Zone #5, at the Alan Seeger Picnic Area, offering an impressive spread of PBJ sandwiches, fruits, candy, and a variety of drinks under a covered pavillion


Input: [Mile] 22 [Time] 05:10:10 [Pace] 13:46 [Remarks]

Output: climbing alongside and across small streams


Input: [Mile] 23 [Time] 05:23:57 [Pace] 13:47 [Remarks]

Output: brisk walks up the hills


Input: [Mile] 24 [Time] 05:38:54 [Pace] 14:57 [Remarks]

Output: the walks become a bit less brisk


Input: [Mile] 25 [Time] 05:53:53 [Pace] 14:59 [Remarks]

Output: slower still, toiling ever upwards --- or so it feels


Input: [Mile] 26 [Time] 06:24:53 [Pace] 31:00 [Remarks]

Output: Zone #6, at the Penn Roosevelt camping area, with big crowds of folks eager to help ... I change socks for the first time, swap shirts, nosh, chug a cold Coca-Cola, and unwrap a disposable camera --- a kind volunteer snaps pictures of Steve & me in front of the scenic lake


Input: [Mile] 27 [Time] 06:40:42 [Pace] 15:49 [Remarks]

Output: the hills seem suddenly steeper again, and we speculate about which ridge(s) we will be crossing in order to get back to the start/finish line


Input: [Mile] 28 [Time] 06:55:25 [Pace] 14:43 [Remarks]

Output: we hike along, with scarcely any thought of running now


Input: [Mile] 29 [Time] 07:10:20 [Pace] 14:55 [Remarks]

Output: further plodding for the no-longer-dynamic duo, as the day grows warmer


Input: [Mile] 30 [Time] 07:32:28 [Pace] 22:08 [Remarks]

Output: Steve suddenly develops a big blister; we pause at the roadside to lance it and then attempt to cover it with duct tape that doesn't want to stick; each of us takes a couple of ibuprofen tablets


Input: [Mile] 31 [Time] 07:55:24 [Pace] 22:56 [Remarks]

Output: Zone #7 and more blister treatment for Steve, including adhesive bandages and a fresh layer of socks; there's also drink + food, as a gigantic logging truck squeezes past the relay teams' parked cars on the narrow road


Input: [Mile] 32 [Time] 08:11:52 [Pace] 16:28 [Remarks]

Output: the course touches State Road 322 for a few hundred meters and we march nervously along the shoulder as huge tractor-trailer semis swoosh within what seems to be inches of us on their way from State College to Harrisburg


Input: [Mile] 33 [Time] 08:28:01 [Pace] 16:09 [Remarks]

Output: a friendly runner catches up with us, walks for a while, and chats about his experiences before jogging on ahead


Input: [Mile] 34 [Time] 08:46:52 [Pace] 18:51 [Remarks]

Output: Zone #8, a shady spot with refreshments and congeniality from enthusiastic volunteers


Input: [Mile] 35 [Time] 09:02:59 [Pace] 16:08 [Remarks]

Output: the course zig-zags through a housing development of super-sized mini-mansions; we pass manicured lawns and wave at ladies sitting on their rocking chairs on front porches; a tiny dog crosses the road, barks at us, then retreats


Input: [Mile] 36 [Time] 09:19:23 [Pace] 16:24 [Remarks]

Output: not much shade here, and the day is growing still warmer; the forecast of afternoon thunderstorms seems likely to be accurate


Input: [Mile] 37 [Time] 09:38:18 [Pace] 19:55 [Remarks]

Output: Aid Zone #9, on pretty Colyer Lake, where we have to cross some scary-to-look-down-through steel-mesh bridges over feeder streams ... I visit the porta-john and stock up with fresh food & drink


Input: [Mile] 38 [Time] 09:55:12 [Pace] 15:54 [Remarks]

Output: Steve asks me some excellent questions, and I commence explaining the history of the measurement of the speed of light


Input: [Mile] 39 [Time] 10:11:35 [Pace] 16:23 [Remarks]

Output: we discuss cosmology, quantum mechanics, evidence about the early universe, and the "truth" of the laws of nature --- as my feet tingle and chafing begins to bother me under the MCRRC blue-and-orange shorts that I've been wearing since the start of the day


Input: [Mile] 40 [Time] 10:27:55 [Pace] 16:20 [Remarks]

Output: further conversations on the relationship between mathematics and physics and information


Input: [Mile] 41 [Time] 10:46:20 [Pace] 18:25 [Remarks]

Output: Steve's knee becomes increasingly troublesome to him; rumbles of distant thunder are now impossible to dismiss as hallucinations


Input: [Mile] 42 [Time] 11:09:28 [Pace] 23:08 [Remarks]

Output: Zone #10, where I change socks and discover the source of tingling in my feet: large blisters under development on heels and in front ...


Input: [Mile] 43 [Time] 11:26:38 [Pace] 17:10 [Remarks]

Output: more thunder during a steep climb, and Steve's knee worsens further ... so he sends me on alone, and I wonder whether the race course will be closed as storms loom