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2. water
3. left/liter/lower
5. angiotensin-converting enzyme
6. echocardiography
7. blood pressure
8. carcinoma in situ
10. extracorporeal membrane oxygenator
12. lupus erythematosus
14. birth weight
15. cervical vertebra 1
16. implantable cardioverter-defibrillator
18. Antidiuretic horomone
20. intramuscular/infectious mononucleosis
21. electrocardiogram
24. cerebrovascular accident
26. irritable bowel syndrome
28. coronavirus disease 2019
30. erythrocyte sedimentation rate
31. gallbladder
33. cesarian section
34. left ventricle
35. chronic traumatic encephalopathy
36. forced expiratory volume
38. Abortion
40. human chorionic gonadotropin
42. follow-up
43. cervical vertebra 2
44. follicle-stimulating horomone
46. anterposterior
47. esophagogastroduodenoscopy
49. incision and drainage
50. complete blood count
52. lactate dehydrogenase
53. endotracheal
54. intrauterine device
56. dilation and cutterage
58. low back pain/low blood pressure
59. acute myelocytic leukemia
61. Abdominal Aortic Aneurism
62. fetal heart rate
64. intraocular lens
65. horomone replacement therapy
66. acute lymphocytic leukemia
69. chief complaint
70. computed tomography scan
72. Alzheimer's disease
73. fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography
77. human papillomavirus
78. epstein-barr virus
80. high-density lipoprotein
82. aspartate transaminase
83. doctor of osteopathic medicine
84. Arterial Blood Gas
85. antinuclear antibody
87. automatic implantable cardioverter-defribulator
88. iodine-131(radioactive)
89. electromyography
92. do not resusitate
93. cephalopelvic dispropriation
94. emergency room/estrogen receptor
95. health insurance portability and accountability act
97. dual-energy x-ray absorbtiometry
99. left ventricular assist device
101. gonocuccus
102. cardiopulmonary resusitation
103. Aortic stenosis
104. history and physical
105. dyspnea on exertion
107. iodine
108. isoniazid
110. blood urea nitrogen
111. Attention Deficit Disorder
112. bone marrow transplant
113. deep tendon reflex
114. intravenous pyelography
115. hysterosalpingography
116. diethylstilbestrol
118. hepatitis c virus
120. gravida
121. growth horomone
123. cancer/carcinoma
124. date of birth
125. disseminated intravascular coagulation
127. international normalized ratio
128. lumbar vertebra 2
129. liver function test
131. last Menstrual period
132. extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy
133. delayed-onset muscle soreness
134. cerebrospinal fluid
136. chest xray
138. hepatocellular carcinoma
139. hematocrit
141. expected date of delivery
144. auscultation and percussion
145. continuous positive airway pressure
146. degenerative joint disease
147. low-density lipoprotein
148. hypertension
149. kaposi sarcoma

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1. potassium
2. head, ears, eyes, nose, throat
3. living and well
4. loop electrocautery excision procedure
5. aquired immunodeficiency disorder
7. bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy
8. chronic myelocytic leukemia
9. atrial septal defect
11. chronic kidney disease
13. electrocardiography
14. bowel movement/bone marrow
17. central nervous system
18. Aspiration, Biopsy, Cytology
19. hepatitis b virus
20. inflammatory bowel disease
22. kidneys, ureters, bladder
23. lumbar vertebra 1
24. culture and sensitivity
25. automated external defibrillator
27. breast self-examination
29. in vitro fertilization
31. graft-versus-host disease
32. intensive care unit
33. chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
37. exercise tolerance test
39. barium enema
41. gastrointestinal
42. food and drug administration
43. congestive heart failure
45. human immunodeficiency virus
48. glomerular filtration rate
51. coronary artery bypass graft
52. left atrium
53. endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography
55. deep vein thrombosis
57. cervical intraepithelial neoplasia
58. lower left quadrant
60. left anterior descending artery
63. electroconvulsive therapy
65. herpes simplex virus type 1
67. laryngotracheal bronchitis
68. emergency department/erectile dysfunction
70. cystic fibrosis
71. arteriosclerotic heart disease
73. fever of unknown origin
74. genitourinary
75. electroencephalography
76. enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay
78. ethyl alcohol
79. coronary artery disease
81. diabetes mellitus
82. amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
83. diabetic ketoacidosis
84. acute respiratory distress syndrome
85. alive and well
86. adrenocorticotopic horomone
89. emergency cardiac care
90. gastroesophageal reflux disease
91. lumbar puncture
96. acute myocardial infarction
98. arteriovenous
99. licenced practical nurse
100. dysfunctional uterine bleeding
101. gynecology
103. alanine transaminase
106. end-stage renal disease
107. infectious disease
108. intravenous
109. hydrogen
111. acute coronary syndrome
112. benign prostatic hypertrophy
113. deoxyribonucleic acid
114. intake and output
117. eyes, ears, nose, throat
119. carbon dioxide
120. glucose tolerance test
122. hemodialysis
123. comprehensive metabolic panel
126. chronic lymphocytic leukemia
128. lower esophageal sphincter
130. fasting blood sugar
132. ears, nose, throat
133. digital rectal exam
134. coronary care unit
135. family history
137. continuous ambulatory peritoneal disease
138. highly active antiretroviral therapy
140. cerebral palsy/chest pain
142. delirium tremens
143. anterior cruciate ligament
144. Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder
147. left upper quadrant
148. herpes simplex virus type 2

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5. Teknik pemerolehan bukti audit dimana auditor mengulangi perhitungan atau prosedur yang sebelumnya dilakukan oleh klien untuk memverifikasi keakuratan suatu transaksi ialah
7. In the accounting literature, there are two approaches to translating financial statements in a currency different from the parent currency. The method of translating from foreign currency to functional currency is called the...
9. The principle in VAT is that tax is only imposed on goods/services consumed within the customs area.
10. Units Menyetarakan produk yang belum selesai diproses dengan produk yang sudah jadi adalah pengertian dari....
11. Berbagai aktivitas bisnis yang dilakukan yang informasinya ingin dikumpulkan perusahaan untuk tujuan perencanaan dan pengendalian (kejadian ekonomi yang secara langsung mempengaruhi sumber daya perusahaan), pada REA disimbolkan oleh...
13. costing (ABC) Approach to costing that focuses on individual activities as the fundamental cost objects. It uses the costs of these activities as the basis for assigning costs to other cost objects such as products or services.
14. The reduction in risk that comes about by combining two or more risky assets into a portfolio where the individual assets are less than perfectly positively correlated is …
18. An integrated approach of configuring processes, products, and people to match costs to the activities that need to be performed to operate effectively and efficiently in the present and future.
20. Auditor melakukan ... untuk mengidentifikasi adanya overstatement/understatement nilai piutang usaha yang tercantum pada neraca yang disebabkan error perhitungan aritmatik total jumlah piutang usaha pada buku besar merupakan prosedur dalam menguji akurasi.
21. Concern Suatu kesatuan ekonomi diasumsikan akan terus melanjutkan usahanya dan tidak akan dibubarkan kecuali bila ada bukti dan sebaliknya, disebut:
23. One of the general characteristics that makes information useful is information that is free from bias, which is called...
25. An opinion issued when the auditor is unable to obtain sufficient appropriate audit evidence on which to base the opinion
26. A model that describes the theoretical link between the expected rate of return on a risky security such as a share of stock and the security's risk as measured by its beta coefficient.
27. The continuous process of comparing the performance levels in producing products and services and executing activities against the best performance levels in competing companies or companies with similar processes.
28. Istilah yang biasa digunakan untuk menyebutkan biaya untuk Mendapatkan, Menagih, dan Memelihara Penghasilan yang dapat menjadi pengurang penghasilan bruto.
29. Benefit Obligation Kewajiban perusahaan (pemberi kerja) terhadap pekerja untuk memberikan sejumlah tertentu berkenaan dengan imbalan pasca kerja dikenal dengan istilah

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1. Process of purchasing goods and services from outside vendors rather than producing the same goods or providing the same services within the organization
2. Seorang auditor ingin menguji apakah desain pengendalian atas persediaan barang dagangan telah dilaksanakan dengan baik. Untuk itu, auditor menugaskan salah satu staf audit untuk duduk di salah satu sudut gudang dan mengawasi bagaimana staf Gudang menangani pergudangan. Teknik (prosedur) audit yang dilakukan oleh auditor ini disebut
3. Sasaran laba disubordinasikan pada perencanaan dan diidentifikasi sebagai hasil perencanaan merupakan perencanaan laba dengan metode....
4. The characteristic of information in financial statements that could reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users of those financial statements.
6. Aset ... adalah aset tersedia yang timbul dari peristiwa masa lalu dan yang keberadaannya akan dikonfirmasikan oleh keterjadian atau ketidakterjadian peristiwa masa depan yang belum pasti yang tidak sepenuhnya dalam kendali perusahaan.
8. Fiskal Penyusunan Laporan Keuangan dilakukan berdasarkan Standar Akuntansi, sedangkan Penetapan Pajak dilakukan berdasarkan Undang-Undang Perpajakan. Perbedaan inilah yang menyebabkan adanya…
9. Allocation of the cost of natural resources
12. A strategy designed to minimize exposure to unwanted risk by taking a position in one market that offsets exposure to price fluctuations in an opposite position in another market.
15. Asas yang memiliki pengertian “Saat pembayaran pajak disesuaikan dengan waktu yang tidak menyulitkan” adalah …
16. Unique intangible asset in that its cost can't be directly associated with any specifically identifiable right and it is not separable from the company itself is …
17. Option A contract that gives its holder the right (but not the obligation) to purchase a given number of shares of stock or some other asset at a specified price within a given time period.
19. Bonds Salah satu jenis obligasi yang bisa dikonversikan menjadi saham dari perusahaan penerbit obligasi adalah....
22. Sebuah kecurangan yang mana seorang pemasok membayar pembeli atau agen pembelian untuk menjual produk/jasanya adalah
24. Dokumen yang digunakan untuk mengindikasikan adanya kehabisan stock adalah

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2. If your health insurance has a low ___ you will have to pay a relatively small amount before your insurance pays for any bills.
4. A savings instrument that requires a deposit for a specific period of time during which there is a penalty for early withdrawal.
8. Purchases made with your ___ card are usually deducted immediately from your bank account.
10. The term used to describe the ease and speed with which you can convert savings or an investment to cash.
11. The process of matching your checkbook register with your bank statement is called ___.
12. If a ___ is placed on imported hats, the price of hats will increase.
13. In addition to ___ ___, employers must withhold Medicare and Social Security from your paycheck.
15. Shredding personal documents, using difficult PIN numbers, and depositing mail at the secure United States post office collection box are ways to ___ your personal information.
17. A loan to a company.
18. When out on your own, develop a ___ and start investing as soon as you can.
20. Buying food for my family is a ___ expense.
21. ___ insurance will cover your items if someone breaks into your apartment and steals your flat screen television.
24. Taxes on the sale of tobacco, gasoline, and alcohol are examples of ___ taxes.
26. When you drive your brand new car off the car lot it ___ (loses value).
27. The price of ___ traded on exchanges is determined by supply and demand.
28. Dishonest business practices that are meant to deceive, trick, or gain an unfair advantage.
31. Jordan wants to buy a vacation home at the beach. The loan he will need to help him with this big purchase is called a ___.
32. A monthly mortgage or rent payment is a ___ expense.
34. A personal property ___ is most commonly used as proof of loss of property.
38. Compared to other age ranges, teenagers are most likely to may the ___ for insurance.
40. Salary, wages and allowances which you receive regularly are called ___ income.
42. Alex is completing a form that walks him through the calculations of his taxes for the prior year. The complete form will be submitted to the government. This form is called a ___ ___.
43. If enrolled, ___ ___ disability will help replace part of your salary if you are unable to work due to an injury (e.g. break a leg).
46. The first sale of stock by a private company to the public.
47. Used to estimate how long it will take to double your investment.

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1. ___ are people you support financially for tax purposes.
3. A legal document that tells how an estate is to be distributed when a person dies.
5. An assessment (character, capacity, capital, conditions and collateral) used by creditors to rate the likelihood that a borrower will default on their debt obligation.
6. The cost to use someone else's money for a period of time and expressed as a percentage.
7. On a net worth statement, the balance on a store credit card is a ___.
9. Falling stock prices and pessimistic headlines indicate a ___ market.
14. Every time you go to your doctor, you pay a ___ fee.
16. The more often the interest is ___, the more money you can earn.
18. A type of stock that is part of well-established companies and have strong records of being successful.
19. Every time Jack buys or sells a stock, he has to pay a ___ fee.
22. ___ tax is added to the cost of a product at the time of purchase.
23. It is rarely a good idea to wait on investing for ___; start early so it can grow while you work.
25. Taxes on property and assets that will be inherited are called ___ tax.
29. If you borrow $5,000 from ABC Bank to purchase a car, the $5,000 is referred to as the ___.
30. Percy bought 10 shares of stock for $15 per share and later sold it for $18 per share. This resulted in a ___ gain.
33. The portion of profit Ms. Marquet receives as a stockowner in Nike is called a ___.
35. The ___ cost of any decision is the next most valuable choice or the second choice.
36. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) insures accounts in ___ banks.
37. The financial institution most likely to provide the most variety of services, and offer ATMs and bank locations locally and across the nation.
39. Cost of maintenance, insurance, and sales and property tax are all considerations when buying a ___.
41. The federal agency responsible for collecting income taxes is the ___.
44. Shawna’s market sells toilet paper and is currently running a sale of two products of different sizes. Always use the ___ ___ to figure out the best price.
45. A spending and savings plan based on your income and expenses which meets your wants and needs.

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5. “Save as Draft” functionality may be utilised and then return at a later point. There are four fields that must be completed to save a Count instance in the portal which is :1) The determination of whether the evaluation of the entity’s count instructions is to be performed by the engagement team 2)Engagement 3)Count Type 4)X. What is X?
8. John is working on an engagement but needs to link the Aura Count Application to the specific Aura file associated with this engagement. He knows this action must be completed through the EMW system’s interface but is unsure where to start. After selecting the engagement, which option should John choose to navigate to the page where he can associate the Aura Count Application with the Aura file and then submit the request?(Assume John has the necessary permissions on the Access Control List (ACL) for this engagement.)
9. Kelly, an associate working on a Count Instance, is unable to update the general information or initial procedures, make changes or deletions to data after Counters have submitted their results, or submit the final results for the team. Given these restrictions, what role does a user need to have in order to perform these actions?

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1. Sarah has just finished reviewing a Count Instance for the ABC Sdn Bhd FYE 31 December 2024 Audit Unit in the system. She wants to save the results directly to the Aura Document Library that was set up during the initial configuration for this Audit Unit, without downloading and manually uploading the file. Which feature in Count should Sarah use to send the Count Instance results directly to the Aura Document Library?
2. Bradley tries to set up an inventory count in Count with 1000 items to be counted. Shortly after beginning, the app starts experiencing significant lag, and some scanned data does not sync correctly. What is the maximum number of records to include per count instance to prevent these issues?
3. What are the correct steps for engagement team to submit Count?A-Counters prepare to count B-Counters count on site C-Plan the Count Instance D-Archive the Count E-Review Results.Please provide the answer in the order of ABCDE.
4. The team just completed a Count Instance linked to the Aura engagement named “Q2 Inventory Count”. They want to know how long the data from this Count Instance will be retained before it is automatically purged and permanently deleted. If the engagement is still active, how many days after the expected or actual archive date will the Count Instance data remain in the system before deletion?
6. Under the Count portal menu , there is a tab that gives the engagement team the option of directing the Counter to perform cut off testing within the Aura Count App. This includes reviewing items received and shipped before and after the count. However , this testing tab is only applicable for the count type X only. What is X ?
7. Emily is reviewing a Count Instance in the portal that was submitted by a Counter, but she notices the information is incomplete and requires further details. What action can Emily take within the portal to allow the Counter to update the information and submit the results again.

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9. The peritoneal membrane is used for peritoneal dialysis (PD), and is permeable to proteins. This causes the client doing this procedure to lose large amounts of protein. This is the reason clients who perform PD must ensure adequate intake of daily protein in the diet.
11. Gout clients on medications should avoid this drug, these such as aspirin along with diuretics can trigger gout attacks.
12. This therapy is a secondary cause of osteoporosis when taken for long-term use.
16. The advantage of this continuous dialysis includes fewer dietary and fluid restrictions as hemodialysis and has greater flexibility in scheduling exchange times.
18. Bone marrow suppression is part of this condition that would be considered a contraindication to administering carbamazepine for seizure activity.
19. This is decreased to painful stimuli with age, and since pain is an important warning signal, older clients may be burned or suffer frostbite before being aware of any discomfort with hot or cold packs.
21. Normal intraocular pressure is 10-21mmHg, in this incurable disease process, pressures are elevated and require life-long medications to prevent blindness.
22. This medication which is often the choice for treatment of partial seizures, affects GABA activity and inhibits sodium channels to stop action potentials.
24. The first action for someone having this tonic-clonic episode should be to take the ABC approach and turn the client's head to the side, this action keeps the client's airway clear of secretion to prevent aspiration. Also noted to loosen restrictive clothing which aids in respiratory and abdominal expansion, also include a pillow or rolled blanket to protect the head from injury.
26. The most common adverse effect associated with barbiturates relate to CNS depression and the central cognition function along with dose dependent respiratory depression.
27. A diet rich in Calcium and Vitamin D helps protect against this skeletal process that leads to osteoporosis.
28. Stages of this disease are progressive and degenerative, as so the client experiences postural instability. The goal of treatment is to maximize function and optimize the quality of life. Medication does not halt the disease nor has it proven to be neuroprotective.

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1. MS is chronic, degenerative, progressive disease of the CNS, characterized by the occurrence of small patches of this in the brain and spinal cord.
2. Although mental processing time decreases with age, memory, language, and judgement capacities remain intact, and any changes in mental status should never be assumed as normal part of aging and should be considered pathological.
3. Colchicine can cause this condition, therefore monitor and report muscle pain.
4. Older adults with MS are this about increasing disability, family burden, marital concern, and the possible future need for nursing home care.
5. Upright positioning is necessary to prevent aspiration during feeding in MS clients with this condition.
6. Short-term prescription muscle relaxants (cyclobenzaprine are effective in relieving acute lower back pain.
7. Loss of this, is a symptom most commonly prompts clients to seek medical care along with fatigue, weakness, numbness loss of balance, spasticity and pain.
8. This medication for seizures requires regular bloodwork to evaluate serum drug levels to evaluate therapeutic range, as well as kidney and liver function tests. Toxic levels increase likelihood of adverse effects like liver toxicity, bone marrow suppression, and serious dermatological/membrane reactions and changes in BP.
10. This procedure is noninvasive and is used to break up stones in the calyx of the kidney, afterward the stones are as small as grains of sand and are then voided. It is normal to expect hematuria in the first 4-5 days after the procedure. Bruising is also normal on the back of the side treated, BP, HR and temp are all returned to normal signifying adequate fluid volume resusitation.
13. This medication can cause renal damage if the gout client does not drink 2 liters of fluid a day.
14. This medication is the choice in treating spasms secondary to an MS exacerbation.
15. The nurse should encourage the client to drink fluids because a lack of adequate this is a risk factor for renal calculi.
17. These strategies to maintain kidney health are very similar to those for cardiovascular health such as physical activity, smoking cessation and maintaining a healthy weight. The DASH diet has been effective in lower the risk of kidney disease, in combination with limiting fluids, protein, potassium, phosphorus and sodium the DASH diet may prolong kidney function.
20. Drugs used to adjust the balance of these in Parkinsons disease that INCREASE levels of dopamine or INHIBIT the actions of acetylcholine (ie anticholinergic agents) in the brain.
23. Mormal saline (0.9% sodium in water) is the fluid of choice for clients with mild to moderate hyponatremia. High concentrations of sodium are indicated for sodium levels less than 120mEq/L. Isotonic fluid boluses are preferable for fluid replacement.
25. Bisphosphonates such as this, increase bone mass and decrease bone loss by inhibiting osteoclast function.

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5. Pendekatan analisis data besar (genomik, proteomik, dll.).
7. – Kekambuhan kanker setelah terapi.
9. – Kemampuan berubah bentuk dan fungsi tergantung kondisi lingkungan.
10. – Sistem pembawa obat berukuran nano.
14. – RNA interferensi kecil yang memblokir ekspresi gen target.
17. – Molekul pengatur imunitas seperti PD-L1.
19. Pemetaan metabolit yang mengungkap fleksibilitas energi CSC.
20. Sitosin pro-tumor yang memperkuat niche CSC.
22. Studi total RNA untuk memetakan ekspresi gen CSC.
26. Sensor stres replikasi yang melindungi DNA CSC.
27. Molekul imunomodulator yang menekan respon T terhadap CSC.
29. Penjaga genom; mutasi-nya mendongkrak kelangsungan CSC.
30. – Komponen jaringan penyokong tumor.
35. – Enzim pengatur epigenetik, sering berperan dalam menjaga stemness CSCs.
36. Pemindahan sel punca dari niche ke sirkulasi untuk terapi/pengujian.
37. – Ketahanan sel kanker terhadap terapi.
40. – Obat kemoterapi yang bisa dikombinasikan dengan terapi sel.
43. – Protein yang menginduksi kematian sel kanker.
45. Jalur utama pengatur proliferasi dan diferensiasi sel punca kanker.
46. – Teknologi editing gen yang digunakan untuk menargetkan CSCs.
47. – Transisi epitel-mesenkimal, membantu penyebaran CSCs.
48. Program bunuh diri sel; sering dihindari oleh CSC.
50. – Sel punca pluripoten yang direkayasa dari sel dewasa.
52. – Penanda permukaan khas CSC.
54. Reseptor tirosin kinase, sering diaktifkan pada CSC paru/otak.
55. Enzim palmitoilasi Wnt; inhibisinya memblokir sinyal Wnt.
58. Kinase kontrol kerusakan DNA; memperkuat perbaikan genom CSC.
60. Tumor campuran beragam jaringan; risiko implantasi iPSC.
61. – Lingkungan kadar oksigen rendah, tempat CSCs sering bersembunyi.
63. – Proses perubahan sel menjadi tipe sel yang lebih spesifik.
66. – Pembentukan pembuluh darah baru, mendukung pertumbuhan tumor.
68. – Lingkungan mikro tumor.
69. – Regulasi ekspresi gen tanpa mengubah DNA.
71. – Sel pembunuh alami, terlibat dalam imunoterapi.
72. Gen pendorong transformasi kanker; sering aktif di CSC.
76. – Penyebaran agen terapi dalam tubuh.
77. – Enzim histon deasetilase, target terapi diferensiasi CSCs.
78. – Gen “bunuh diri” untuk membunuh sel kanker secara selektif.
79. – Molekul yang menghubungkan sel T dengan target kanker.
81. – Jalur metabolik yang menghasilkan energi dari glukosa.
83. – Jalur pensinyalan penting untuk kelangsungan hidup CSCs.
86. – Penanda permukaan lain dari CSC.
88. Enzim pemanjang telomer yang memungkinkan replikasi tak henti.
90. Faktor transkripsi pro-inflamasi yang mendorong resistensi terapi.
91. – Enzim metilasi DNA, sering dihambat dalam terapi epigenetik.
92. – Digunakan untuk memicu respons imun terhadap antigen CSC.
93. Efektor hilir PI3K yang meningkatkan ketahanan sel kanker.

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1. – Sel imun penyaji antigen, bisa dibentuk dari iPSC.
2. Kemampuan sel punca menavigasi menuju lokasi tumor.
3. – Sel punca mesenkimal, digunakan sebagai pembawa obat.
4. – Onkogen yang sering aktif pada CSCs.
6. Jalur pensinyalan penopang stemness CSC.
8. – Reseptor antigen chimeric untuk imunoterapi berbasis sel T.
11. – Sinyal kimia penarik sel menuju tumor.
12. Transporter multi-obat lainnya yang membuat CSC kebal.
13. Keseimbangan oksidasi-reduksi; CSC ahli menjaga status ini.
15. Proses daur-ulang sel yang menyokong kelangsungan CSC saat stres.
16. – Molekul pelindung sel dari ROS.
18. Preferensi migrasi/infilt¬rasi sel ke jaringan tertentu.
21. – Pendekatan biologis buatan, seperti promotor sintetis.
23. – Keadaan dorman atau tidak aktif secara proliferatif.
24. – Penanda permukaan CSCs.
25. – Virus atau agen yang secara spesifik menghancurkan sel kanker.
28. Onkogen penggerak pertumbuhan beberapa CSC padat.
29. Ligand checkpoint yang membuat CSC lolos dari sel T.
31. – Miniatur tumor dari sel pasien, untuk uji terapi.
32. – Molekul adhesi epitel, sering digunakan sebagai penanda CSC.
33. Reseptor Hedgehog; target obat anti-CSCs.
34. – Elemen genetik yang mengatur ekspresi gen terapi.
38. Sinyal imun-supresif yang memicu EMT dan metastasis.
39. – Lingkungan mikro tempat tinggal CSCs.
41. – Ligand dari CXCL12, penting untuk migrasi sel.
42. Profil protein lengkap yang mencirikan fungsi CSC.
43. Bersifat menimbulkan tumor; aspek keamanan terapi sel.
44. Standar produksi “Good Manufacturing Practice” bagi produk sel.
47. – Sel punca embrionik.
48. – Transporter protein yang mengeluarkan obat dari sel kanker.
49. – Fosforilasi oksidatif, jalur energi alternatif CSCs.
51. – Kemampuan sel untuk membelah dan mempertahankan diri tanpa kehilangan identitas.
53. Mediator inti jalur Wnt yang mempertahankan stemness.
56. – Spesies oksigen reaktif, dapat menyebabkan stres oksidatif.
57. Partikel nano pembawa obat/miRNA anti-CSCs.
58. – Sel punca kanker, penyebab utama kekambuhan dan resistensi terapi.
59. Henti siklus permanen; terapi menarget CSC agar memasuki fase ini.
62. Pompa efluks obat; menurunkan efektivitas kemoterapi.
64. – Protein yang mengatur respons kerusakan DNA.
65. – Penyebaran sel kanker ke organ lain.
67. – Vesikel kecil pembawa pesan antar sel, termasuk molekul anti-kanker.
70. Enzim kinase yang memicu sinyal pro-survival CSC.
71. Epitope mutasional unik, target imunoterapi selektif CSC.
73. Protein “don’t-eat-me” penghambat fagositosis CSC.
74. – Sel jaringan ikat yang dapat mendukung CSCs.
75. Bank penyimpanan sel/pasien untuk riset CSC.
77. – Karakteristik sel yang tidak memicu respons imun.
80. Keberagaman genetik/fenotip yang mempersulit eradikasi CSC.
82. – Sifat “kemampuan mirip sel punca” untuk memperbarui diri dan berdiferensiasi.
84. – Sel punca hematopoietik, digunakan dalam transplantasi darah.
85. – Protein permukaan sel, berperan dalam interaksi dengan niche.
87. – Faktor transkripsi yang mengatur respons antioksidan.
89. – Protein perbaikan DNA, meningkatkan ketahanan CSCs.

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3. Gooey earth (3
5. The side of something. On a knife it is very sharp (4)
9. Thick cloth you might put on your bed to keep you warm (7)
10. Musical notes arranged in a particular way (4)
11. Story character, Winnie the ... (4)
12. A shelled sea creature with sharp pincers and 5 pairs of legs (7)
14. The bones which hold your teeth (4)
15. You can use this to get the knots out of your hair (5)
16. A machine that is like a man such as R2-D2 or C-3PO in Star Wars (5)
18. This animal has webbed feet and makes a quacking sound (4)
19. On of the letters A, E, I, O or U (5)
22. Desert animal with a hump (5)
24. The warmest season (6)
27. You might have one on your wrist to tell the time (5)
29. The first name of actors Stiller and Affleck (3)
31. Mix with a spoon (4)
36. A race where a baton is handed from one runner to the next (5)
38. Finish (3)
40. Capital of France (5)
42. The waves at the beach that you can jump over or ride (4)
45. Long green vegetable (4)
46. Beauty and the ... (5)
48. You stick this on a letter before you post it (5)
50. The colour of the sky (4)
51. Canvas sheet on a yacht used to catch the wind (4)
53. A computer screen (7)
55. A sand hill at a beach or in a desert (4)
56. Another word for your backbone (5)
58. Part of a flower (5)
59. The flat surface on for legs that you sit up to on a chair (5)
64. A small rodent on your computer (5)
65. 2, 4 & 6, are all examples of ... numbers (4)
66. A short cuddle (3)
67. Large passenger vehicle (3)
69. Two children from the same family, who share exactly the same birthday (5)
71. Hollywood's Oscars or ... Awards (7)
73. A short message you type and send on a mobile phone (3)
74. The compass direction opposite to West (4)
78. A place for you to swim (4)
79. Our planet (5)
81. Leaves out (5)
82. Magical being that comes out of a bottle or lamp and grants wishes (5)
83. To remove a DVD from a player you push this button (5)
85. Children, girls and ... (4)
87. A paper or cloth toy with a long string that you fly in the air (4)
88. Honking farm birds (5)
89. What you are called (4)
90. A shade of brown (3)
91. A bird's mouth (4)

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1. The French word for goodbye (5)
2. Big, white, furry animal from the Artic, ... Bear (5)
3. School subject about shape, mass and measurement (5)
4. A folk story from ancient times (4)
6. The main language spoken in Australia, New Zealand and America (7)
7. You use these to slide down a snowy slope (4)
8. Cried lots of tears (4)
13. On your hand you have four fingers and one ... (5)
17. Large plant with a trunk, branches and leaves (4)
18. A percussion instrument you hit with sticks (4)
20. Woodwind instrument (4)
21. ... and steady wins the race (4)
23. The person who shows you to your seat in a theatre (5)
25. Detailed drawings of areas as they would be seen from above (4)
26. One of the bones in your chest (3)
28. ... bear (5)
30. You use these to listen with (4)
32. Frozen water (3)
33. Beijing is the capital of this country (5)
34. Green growth on a rock (4)
35. Creatures with sharp nippers found in rock pools (5)
37. The joints that connect your feet to your legs (6)
39. Sparkling gemstone (7)
40. A doll with strings to make it move (6)
41. Film, Finding ... (4)
42. What you have to do at a red light (4)
43. Oranges, apples, peaches and cherries (5)
44. You fly a flag from one of these (4)
47. Matilda author, Roald ... (4)
49. Three threes (4)
52. Use a keyboard to write words (4)
54. Colourful arc seen after it rains (7)
57. Not anybody (2-3)
60. Used for kissing (4)
61. Mythical creature with the body of a woman and the tail of a fish (7)
62. A colour made with red and blue (6)
63. First 3 letters of the alphabet (3)
68. You put this on your foot over your sock (4)
69. Striped jungle cat (5)
70. A quick sleep (3)
71. Devoured food (3)
72. A tiny spot (3)
75. An archer uses a bow and ... (5)
76. Things you play with (4)
77. Salmon, barramundi, tuna or piranha (4)
80. A narrow road or laneway (5)
84. The rubber cover for a wheel (4)
86. You push this with your foot when you ride a bike (5)
87. Aussie marsupial that eats gum leaves (5)
90. A hot drink made with dried leaves in boiling water (3)

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3. : A numeric scale from one to ten that patients use to rate their level of discomfort. Some healthcare facilities use visual cues like faces to rate their discomfort.
7. : White blood cells, a marker of infection or inflammation
9. : This refers to an observed pattern that often occurs in dementia patients around evening, when the sun is going down.
10. : Basic indicators of a patient’s health that typically includes heart rate, respiratory rate, body temperature, pain level and blood pressure.
14. : The patient’s medical, surgical, or family history
16. : The number of heartbeats a patient has per minute.
18. : When a patient’s condition is rapidly deteriorating
19. : The portion of nursing education where student nurses work with patients in a healthcare setting, under supervision from nurses and physicians, to practice their technical skills and gain experiences
20. : A nursing specialty that focuses on patients who have kidney disease
22. : An imaging procedure that uses electromagnetic waves, which is a type of radiation.
23. : A tight band used to control bleeding after an injury, surgery or other medical procedure.
24. : Bluish skin discoloration due to oxygen deprivation
26. : Precautions for patients with contagious conditions (for example, contact precautions, droplet precautions, etc.)
29. : A wheeled cart with all the medications and supplies necessary to save someone in cardiac arrest or experiencing other life-threatening emergencies.
30. : A small device that clips to a patient’s finger or toe to measure the amount of oxygen in their blood. Nurses can often use a pulse oximeter to determine which patients need to take priority in an emergency department setting.
32. : Also called a lumbar puncture
36. : A sample of something from a patient’s body, such as urine, blood, skin or other tissue, that is taken for testing and analysis.
37. : An audio device that allows nurses to hear a patient’s pulse or take their blood pressure.
38. : Nothing by mouth, from the Latin nil per os, used on patients who are preparing for surgery or having trouble swallowing
39. : A common urine test that can detect and diagnose a variety of illnesses, such as urinary tract infections, or access kidney function.
40. : A nursing specialty centered around the cardiovascular system
41. : A tube connected to a bag that is inserted into the patient’s urethra to collect urine
42. : Nurses who care for cancer patients
44. : Handheld device for checking blood glucose levels, typically for patients with diabetes
45. : The number of breaths a patient takes per minute.

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1. : Cardiopulmonary resuscitation is an emergency procedure commonly used when a patient has stopped breathing.
2. : A life-threatening infection causing systemic inflammation
4. : A tube with prongs attached that sits under a patient’s nose, channeling a percentage of oxygen
5. : Any flexible, hollow tube used in medical procedures; most often refers to a tube used to drain urine from the bladder.
6. : A minor medical procedure that reduces the risk of contracting and spreading contagious illnesses.
8. : This term, short for the Latin statim, does in fact mean to do something urgently or immediately. However, you won’t hear it quite as often or as dramatically as TV dramas would have you believe.
11. : A tool for removing secretions from a patient’s mouth or airway
12. : A supervisory nurse who oversees other nurses in a particular hospital department.
13. : Pupils equal, rounds, reactive to light and accommodation
15. : An experienced nurse assigned to mentor and supervise students
17. : This is the simple way to remember “airway, breathing, circulation,” which is the order in which nurses assess and prioritize a patient who is unresponsive or unconscious.
19. : The process of adding to a patient’s chart to keep it up to date and accurate.
20. : Do Not Resuscitate is an end-of-life health directive given by patients who do not wish to be revived if they stop breathing or go into cardiac arrest.
21. : Diagnosis
24. : The medical documentation that follows a patient throughout a healthcare facility. It includes medical history, diagnoses, test results, dosage and timing of medications, and other relevant information.
25. : measures the amount of force placed on a patient’s artery walls with each heartbeat. This is one of the standard vital signs nurses monitor for patients.
27. : From the Latin pro re nata, meaning “as needed,” often referring to medications or treatments
28. : A hard plastic container used as a trash receptacle for any type of biomedical waste—anything that’s been used to puncture human skin—such as needles or IV catheters.
31. : The transfer of patient information during shift changes, also referred to as “report”
33. : Personal protective equipment, such as masks and gowns used to protect staff while they care for a patient on specific isolation precautions
34. : A machine that forces air into the patient’s lungs
35. : Nurses who care for patients who are undergoing diagnostic imaging, such as CT scans, X-rays and ultrasounds.
36. : Shortness of breath
43. : A medical emergency, often cardiac arrest, that requires immediate attention from a team of healthcare providers. Healthcare workers may shorten code blue to “coding.”

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3. American graphic designer known for his “I © NY” logo and the logo for DC Comics. In 2009, he was the first graphic designer to receive the National Medal of the Arts.
5. Original director and founder of the Bauhaus
8. The evolution and history of _______ is important because this is when written works became reproducible, therefore making knowledge and literacy more widespread.
9. American inventor credited with developing the first practicable photo-engraving process in 1863 which led to a revolution in printing and the combination of photographs with traditional text in newspapers, magazines and books
10. German actor and playwright who invented the technique of Lithography in the 1790s
13. a technique in which an image is engraved into a printing cylinder. That cylinder is inked and this ink subsequently transfers to the paper. Used for high volume work such as newspapers, magazines, and packaging.
15. German inventor best known for his high-speed steam-powered printing press, which could print up to 1,100 sheets per hour, printing on both sides of the paper at the same time
16. English writing master and engraver. His engraving work helped to popularize the English Round Hand script in the 18th century
18. German inventor who introduced printing to Europe with the invention of the Printing Press in 1439
21. American printer who discovered Offset Printing in 1901
22. These types of paintings are the oldest form of human communication known
23. printing process which involves printing on unusual surfaces from t-shirts to scratch-and-sniff stickers.
24. Where paper was invented
26. Content that needs to be printed is on a relief of a printing plate, which is made from rubber. This plate is inked and that inked image is subsequently transferred to the printing surface. Process can be used to print on paper, plastics, metals, cellophane, and other materials. Mainly used for packaging and labels.
29. Type of manuscript used in 400 AD where Typography and art started to merge in order to communicate the story to those who were less literate (Like the book from Shrek at the beginning of the movie). Beginning of graphic design as we know it.
30. Swiss artist who worked in France and is considered a pioneer in Art Nouveau in design. He is known for his poster art which he printed using lithography.

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1. Type of manuscript found in Egypt in the 2340s BC. Used Clear images and pictographs for story telling. Example: Book of the Dead
2. A diligent advocate of free speech, this founding father spent the formative part of his life working at a printing press in Philadelphia.
4. First written language
6. the image that needs to be printed is created by small droplets of ink that are propelled from the nozzles of one or more print heads. These devices can print on a wide range of substrates such as paper, plastic, canvas or even doors and floor tiles.
7. a variation of lithography that uses a printing plate, often made from aluminum, which contains an image of the content that needs to be printed. The inked image is transferred to a rubber blanket and then to the printing surface. Used for books, newspapers, stationary, posters, etc.
11. American art director and graphic designer, best known for his corporate logo designs, including the logos for IBM, UPS, Westinghouse, ABC, and NeXT. He was one of the first American commercial artists to embrace and practice the Swiss Style of graphic design.
12. French artist and photographer who invented daguerreotype process of photography. Known as one of the fathers of photography
14. Printing process with 2 technologies that dominate the printing industry
17. printing technique relies on a woven piece of fabric in a frame. Certain areas of this mesh are coated with a non-permeable material. In the remaining open spaces ink can be pushed through the mesh onto a substrate. Used for t-shirts, bags, posters, etc.
19. English businessman best remembered as a printer and type designer. There is a well-known transitional serif typeface named after him that is still used to this day.
20. In these printers, such as laser printers, the image that needs to be printed is formed by selectively applying a charge to a metal cylinder called a drum. The electrical charge is used to attract toner particles.
25. American businessman and computer programmer who co-founded Aldus Corporation which released Pagemaker, the first desktop publishing application, a term he coined.
27. French printer who adapted the point system for sizing typefaces by width in 1780, using units of 1/72 of the pre-metric French inch.
28. German art school that was open from 1919 to 1933 which became famous for its approach to design, combining aesthetics with usefulness and combined the ideas of mass production and artistic vision. Founded by Walter Gropius in Weimar.

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4. We always aim for this value
6. The team with the broadest lens
9. These types of polls have been condemned by the field
11. An old school tool for research teams
13. A primary source for demographic data
14. ___ voters will probably turn out
17. Cornell center collecting all polling data
19. Our long-time “productivity” platform
21. Data ____: A visual approach to storytelling
24. They’re taking over the Trends Panel contract
25. N&I’s friends across the alley windows
26. What telephone response rates have done
27. Most populous Slack channel #important-____
29. Our home for the past 20 years
31. Report format rarely actually downloaded
33. What we analyze
34. The Center’s board chair
35. Shorthand for our primary benefactor
36. They poll a lot on health policy
39. Where we share our furry friends
40. They are all about our daily lives
42. The “chillest” cat in #pets
47. A population we study particularly closely every two years
49. We often use their trends
51. A not-so-private meeting room
52. They focus on our digital lives
53. Crazy ___: Tool for heatmapping webpages
54. The difference between observed and true values
57. The _____: Our friendly term for a couple (in)famous polling analysts
59. Acronym for how we try to write
60. Our go-to data viz style
62. You want it to reflect the overall population
63. The blog, formerly
66. Where we make a lot of our charts
67. A chart that shows relationships between two variables
68. Protecting this is a top priority
69. With &, the team that studies identity
71. The football, formerly
72. Gary Langer polls for this network
75. New Center tool for workflow & collaboration
76. A favorite conference for digital publishing
77. A survey instrument
79. Something can fall in it, or outside of it
81. We capture the public’s ____
82. One variable for subgroup analysis
83. An important initiative at the Center
86. What makes our work pioneering
87. Our blog for nerd cred
89. The source of the bulk of our traffic
90. Our first digital director (first name, last initial)
93. Andy Kohut was a regular here
95. The first one was released in 1987
97. A chart that makes use of hue and intensity
99. Digital hub of the Center’s culture
101. With &, the team that tracks the information landscape
103. Best cocktail at the Jefferson
104. The underappreciated Farragut West line
105. The team on the cutting edge

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1. Response ____
2. We try to reduce it in multiple ways
3. We study the ____, not the waves
5. A chart that shows relationships between three variables
7. They make everything happen IRL
8. What we provide to make sense of the data
10. Our publishing platform
12. This chart is an “appetizing” way to show parts of the whole
13. We ___ our data before release
15. We would be lost without them
16. A home for Politics before the Center
18. Whether or not it matters
20. New database of all ATP surveys
22. A survey pitfall when it comes to language
23. These are publicly available on our website after a period of time
28. These groups are a source of qualitative findings
30. What we track
31. ‘The Next America’ author
32. Our internal website for policies, etc.
37. Our bread and butter
38. Where we’re moving in July
41. What makes our work trustworthy
43. Founding Director of Pew Research Center
44. A chart to show change over time
45. Statistical analysis behind the typology
46. Shorthand for our survey engine
47. Writes “Department of Data” at WaPo
48. Shorthand for how we used to conduct our polls
50. The 1615 rooftop
55. Shorthand for how we communicate our findings, visually
56. Arguably, the hardest to pronounce meeting room
58. Big partner for religious research
61. They study the meaning of life and more
64. A technique used to match the data to the population
65. They don’t just study red and blue
70. How questions are asked and answered
72. Where survey methodologists meet
73. What makes our work sound
74. The “forgotten” generation
75. A stacked chart that shows change over time
77. A digital feature that can tell you where you fit
78. They study questions related to the physical world
79. The team that makes everything happen, data-wise
80. Farragut North’s line
84. This channel may make you hungry
85. Our yearly roundup of ____ findings
88. A real world test for polling, some say
91. The Center’s “cafeteria”
92. Offers cheerful lobby greetings
94. Shorthand for a new(ish) survey sampling method
96. In their own words
98. Our first comms director (first name, last initial)
99. Sample ___
100. Big partner for media research
102. This relationship is hard to claim

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1. therapy therapy deriving from the psychoanalytic tradition that views individuals as responding to unconscious forces and childhood experiences, and that seeks to enhance self-insight
4. in the door phenomenon the tendency for people who have first agreed to a small request to comply later with a larger request
5. nervosa an eating disorder in which an irrational fear of weight gain leads people to starve themselves
6. route persuasion occurs when people are influenced by incidental cues, such as a speaker's attractiveness
9. identity disorder A rare dissociative disorder in which a person exhibits two or more distinct and alternating personalities. Also called multiple personality disorder.
11. goals higher-level goals taking priority over specific individual or group goals
12. unselfish regard for the welfare of others
15. compulsive fretting; overthinking about our problems and their causes
18. transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) The application or repeated pulses of magnetic energy to the brain uses stimulate or suppress brain activity
19. Cover Jones "mother of behavior therapy"; used classical conditioning to help "Peter" overcome fear of rabbits
21. disorder (OCD) a disorder characterized by unwanted repetitive thoughts (obsessions) and/or actions (compulsions)
22. conditioning a behavior therapy procedure that conditions new responses to stimuli that trigger unwanted behaviors; based on classical conditioning
24. in psychoanalysis, the patient's transfer to the analyst of emotions linked with other relationships (such as love or hatred for a parent)
25. effect the tendency to recall faces of one's own race more accurately than faces of other races
28. nervosa an eating disorder in which a person alternates binge eating (usually of high-calorie foods) with purging (by vomiting or laxative use) or fasting
29. a psychological disorder in which a person loses contact with reality, experiencing irrational ideas and distorted perceptions
31. Elis Rational Emotive Therapy and ABC Theory (directive, confrontational therapy)
32. principle the principle that frustration- the blocking of an attempt to achieve some goal- creates anger which can generate aggression
33. a psychological disorder characterized by delusions, hallucinations, disorganized speech, and/or diminished, inappropriate emotional expression
34. Graduated and Reciprocated Initiatives in Tension-Reduction - a strategy designed to decrease international tensions
35. loafing the tendency for people to put less effort into a simple task when working with others on that task
36. dissensitization widely used application of behavior therapy that is especially effective for treating simple phobias. Pairs relaxation w/ gradual exposure to a phobic object
37. anxiety disorder a diffuse state of constant anxiety not associated with any specific object or event
38. approach an approach to psychotherapy that, depending on the client's problems, uses techniques from various forms of therapy

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2. personality disorder A personality disorder in which the person (usually a man) exhibits a lack of conscience for wrongdoing, even toward friends and family members. May be aggressive and ruthless or a clever con artist.
3. love the deep affectionate attachment we feel for those with whom our lives are intertwined
7. Convulsive Therapy (ECT) a biomedical therapy for severely depressed patients in which a brief electric current is sent through the brain of an anesthetized patient
8. think the mode of thinking that occurs when the desire for harmony in a decision-making group overrides a realistic appraisal of alternatives
10. love an experience involving feelings of euphoria, intimacy, and intense sexual attraction
13. image perceptions mutual views often held by conflicting people, as when each side sees itself as ethical and peaceful and views the other side as evil and aggressive
14. theory the theory that prejudice offers an outlet for anger by providing someone to blame
16. A now-rare psychosurgical procedure once used to calm uncontrollably emotional or violent patients. The procedure cut the nerves that connect the frontal lobes to the emotion-controlling centers of the inner brain.
17. eating disorder significant binge-eating episodes, followed by distress, disgust, or guilt, but without the compensatory purging, fasting, or excessive exercise that marks bulimia nervosa
20. the study of drug effects on psychological states and symptoms
22. therapy a humanistic therapy, developed by Carl Rogers, in which the therapist uses techniques such as active listening within a genuine, accepting, empathic environment to facilitate clients' growth. (Also called person-centered therapy.)
23. Beck 1921-present; Field: cognitive; Contributions: father of Cognitive Therapy, created Beck Scales-depression inventory, hopelessness scale, suicidal ideation, anxiety inventory, and youth inventories
24. alliance the relationship between therapist and client that develops as a warm, caring, accepting relationship characterized by empathy, mutual respect, and understanding
26. growth the capacity to grow and experience long-term positive effects in response to negative events
27. the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition; a widely used system for classifying psychological disorders.
30. disorder changing emotional difficulties into a loss of a specific voluntary body function
33. Symptom disorder psychological disorder in which the symptoms take a somatic (bodily) form without apparent physical cause

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2. all
3. TV
6. favourite
8. monkey

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1. colour
3. they
4. baby
5. zoo
7. song

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2. Handwashing facilities, biohazards labels and eye wash stations
6. Provides care for children in the school setting
8. Provides health care for individuals with low incomes and those who are physically disabled
10. Personal Health Information
11. Provides health care for most individuals over 65 years old and for disabled persons receiving Social Security
12. One-celled organism; classified by shape and arrangement; treatable with antibiotics, but can become resistant
13. Developed regulations regarding long-term and home health care
16. Provides health care to uninsured children of poor working families who earn too little to afford private insurance in Louisiana
17. An infectious disease used in bioterrorism; caused by the bacteria; transmitted by fleas, rats, chipmunks, and squirrels; has no vaccine available at this time
19. Handwashing, good personal habits and safe handling of sharps
22. The ability to recognize and appreciate the personal characteristics and the values of the culture of others
23. Establishes and enforces standards that protect workers from job-related illnesses
28. A written material concerning a hazardous material and informs you of what you need to know
30. The act was passed in 1987 to implement certain basic patient rights and guidelines for nursing home facilities
36. The amount that must be paid by the patient for medical services before the insurance will pay
37. An uncontrolled flame or smoke
38. A federal agency which researches the quality of health care delivery and identifies the standard of treatment that should be provided by health care facilities
39. Gowns, gloves, goggles, mask, lab coats, head cover and booties
40. Any device or item that may accidentally cut a person handling it
41. An individual who believes in the supremacy of the own ethnic group
42. Simple organisms that live on dead organic matter; antibiotics don’t work; treatment is expensive and damaging to the liver
43. Causes infections and diseases
45. Provides care for the terminally ill with a life expectancy of 6 months or less
48. Is beneficial in maintaining homeostasis
49. Provides care for the elderly who need care when the family is not at home
50. When a dominant culture absorbs other cultures into it
53. A person who assists the team in finding answers to the problem and leads the group to a solution
55. A classification of people based on physical or biological characteristics
58. To prejudge
59. The classification of people based on national origin
61. One-celled animal-like organism; found in water, soil and decayed materials; ex: Malaria, Amebic Dysentery and Trichomonas
62. Provides for the active duty military personnel, their dependents, and the retired military
63. Provides physical, occupational, speech, and other similar therapies

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1. Provides special care for victims of accidents or sudden illnesses
3. A division of the USDHHS: involved in research of diseases
4. When the care is directed toward a preventive type of plan and the insured is required to use only affiliated healthcare
5. A federal agency responsible for regulating foods, drugs, and cosmetics sold to the public
6. Performs minor surgical procedures and patients are sent home immediately after they recover
7. Provides care in the patient’s home
8. A small living organism that is not visible to the eye
9. A division of the USDHHS: concerned with the cause, spread, and control of diseases in populations and determines which immunizations will be released
10. Father runs the house
14. A set of shared attitudes, beliefs, values, goals, and practices that characterizes a particular group
15. Provides basic physical and emotional care to individuals who can no longer care for themselves
18. The nation that had a very extensive, massive, and sophisticated biological warfare program
19. An international agency which investigates and addresses serious health problems throughout the world
20. When an industry forms a contract with certain health care agencies to provide for their employees
21. Required for a physician, physical therapist, registered nurse and dentist
24. Additional hours of approved education
25. All blonds are dumb
26. Ebola is an example
27. Provides health care for employees while at work
29. Multipurpose extinguisher
31. A highly contagious and infectious diseases used in bioterrorism; is stored in several countries for us in bioterrorism; one of the symptoms is a "belly button" like rash; there is a vaccine available to high risk personnel at this time
32. A sudden unforeseen even that effects large number of people and may result in bodily injury or property damage or any incident that taxes a facility beyond normal capabilities
33. A family which consist of a father, mother, children, and grandparents
34. Also called rabbit fever
35. Insurance company pays a certain percentage of the covered expenses
44. College-educated individuals are better prepared for the job
46. A muscle-paralyzing disease used in bioterrorism; caused by a toxin from a bacterium; the most deadly substance known to man; treatment is an antitoxin kept by CDC
47. care which provides for the whole person
51. The cost of the insurance plan
52. The system of medicine, when disease is determined, health care is directed toward eliminating the microorganisms and conquering the disease process
54. A record of information about an individual who is seeking a job
56. Typhus Fever and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
57. Smallest; cannot reproduce unless they are inside another living cell; antibiotics ineffective, difficult to kill
60. Paying $15 for each physician visit is an example of this

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3. Someone who has had the patience of Job while working with the Heaton’s neighbor.
5. Went Christmas shopping in Phoenix with her mom and Aunt Carolyn when she was 3. She came home and told everyone what they were getting!
6. this person likes the taste of things most adults cringe at. One of many: LypoSpheric Vitamin C -taken straight from squeeze pack.
8. at age 11, this person hiked to the peak of Mt. Timpanogos (16 miles) and was the youngest person to write their name in the log book in the little shack at the top.
10. this person was nearly life flighted when a shot to open up the lungs seemed to not be effective
11. He/She built their own room when they were a teenager and was the first person in the family to own a water bed
14. this person has a tendency to fall asleep whenever he/she sits down
15. gave up placing in a top spot when he/she stopped to help a team member. When later asked why, he/she replied, “ I have no problem passing up a friend in a fair competition, but never one that is down”.
20. she used a 4-wheeler tire as a potty in the middle of the living room floor.
21. when she/he was in 3rd grade, she/he took a 5th grade level test and got around 95% in all the subjects.
25. has a particular drive to become a paramotorist
26. Got his head stuck in our iron railing on the staircase when he was just a little guy. It took a long time to free him!
28. was the youngest person in their gymnastics class to climb to the top of the rope at age 5.
29. This person saved Amanda from drowning when she got caught in barbed wire in the wash during a flash flood!
30. hiked a total of 10 miles up a mountain to the lake and had lunch with the mountain goats at age 9.
31. this person decided to stop deer hunting for the day and go buy her wedding dress when she heard on the radio there was a "Going out of business" sale, (before she was even engaged)
33. has twice the Noel’s in his home then most people.
37. this person has watched the 2005 version of Pride and Prejudice more than 20 times and is slightly obsessed with Mr. Darcy.
38. this person painted her bedroom to look like a forest with clouds on the ceiling.
40. this person has crashed the Yamaha side-by-side into the side of a dirt road…twice.
41. played first string wide receiver on their school's football team.
43. statistically, she/he should have been born dead. was with the cord wrapped around his neck, a knot in the cord, and liquid in the lungs.

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1. this person reads all of the Old Testament, New Testament, Book of Mormon and Doctrine and Covenants each year.
2. this person hasn’t been able to smell for 5 years
4. while at school or work he goes by his fathers name.
7. My Irish ancestry shows up on my chin.
9. this person received the highest known score at their State Solo and Ensemble.
12. this person made the school volleyball team
13. “The World’s most Okayest Dungeon Master”
16. Got a traffic ticket in Moccasin on Christmas before she even had a license 😂
17. this person has played the violin for over a decade
18. this person’s hair is 3 feet long! He/she is the best Hide and Seek player ever!
19. this feels that home is a clothes-free zone. He/She never wears clothes unless he/she goes somewhere and strips the second he/she walks back inside the door.
22. Accompanied our family on the drum when we performed “The Little Drummer Boy” at the ward Christmas party. Did a great job too!
23. this person played violin in the Southwest Symphony Orchestra for a couple seasons before his/her mission.
24. This person’s sister once chased him/her around with a knife when they were little and she stabbed this person in the leg.
27. this person could sing, with perfect pitch, the ABC song by the time she/he was 15 months old
28. this person is fearless and likes to rock climb
30. when she was 17, her parents took her on a tour of back East to see the church sites, including Nauvoo, Illinois and the Sacred Grove in New York.
31. this person fell out of a second story window when she/he was a toddler and was blessed with only bumps and bruises when she/he landed on the gravel below.
32. How do I Frame This?
34. Left a little live snake inside a rolled newspaper that he delivered to a neighbor when he was a paperboy!
35. when this person was young, they dumped an entire box of Cheerios on the table. Later, he/she dumped a box of baking soda on the rug to make it smell better.
36. This person got his Eagle award by installing a drinking fountain by the city Community Center
39. I may be one of the youngest in my family, but no one looks down on me.
42. this person, as a toddler, would smear peanut butter all over the kitchen floor. All the world was his/her canvas.

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2. The state where David resides and practices as a board certified psychiatrist.
4. There are good ships and wood chips and ships that sail the sea, but the best ships are ___________ and may they always be.
5. Type of climbing that Jeremy does without ropes.
7. A musical artist, most popularly known for “The Story.”
8. A sport that Rachael, Mayra, Josh, David, and Bekah began to work on this year. Also Jeremy is very good at it and is an intense coach.
11. The title of the first Lord of the Rings: The _________ of the Ring; also something Aaron began with his dissertation and David started as a board certified psychiatrist.
15. Quote by author Jennifer Brown “Just like there's always time for pain, there's always time for ________________.”
17. The Free _______ is a fraternal order that traces its history back to stone builders. The Byte _same word_ is a crypto thing that Jeremy is psyched about.
18. Not old _(1st word)_; place where you live _(2nd word)_; Australian friends _(3rd word)_.... Aaron’s 2022 living experience.
21. A 1991 Disney classic and the theme of thanksgiving dinner.
25. (verb) Aaron, Mom, and Liz’ profession
29. A word often used to describe the height of plants/trees and used to describe when a person has put a lot of work into themselves.
30. Thankful; word that rhymes with the opposite of longitude.
33. It is so good for the soul, but it is also very stressful and exhausting. What you have to do in order to get to vacation destination…
34. A homophone of coal; also Rachael’s boyfriend
37. a 1990s Christmas film staring Macaulay Culkin; or the state of mom in her abode (except she always has kitty).
38. A sport that you people seem to like to do on big hills in the winter. No thank you.
41. group of three; or the three best friends of Bekah, Rachael, Jeremy
42. Schreiben/écrire/escritura; and a 2022 hobby for Liz
44. A shitty electronic medical record company; or Jeremy’s new job that is actually his old job that was bought out by oracle.
45. An American television sitcom created by Jeff Franklin for ABC; a great hand of poker cards; and the state of Josh & Liz’ home from the moment they moved in January...
48. a family that knows how to party.
50. A tradition where you spend a lot of money and then get down on one knee; or when Aaron asked Chev to be his wife.

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1. Jeremy’s new climbing buddy, current roommate, and future sister in law.
3. a classic computer game (with the plural s) where people gather supplies, travel by wagon, and frequently die; or mom’s summer adventure.
6. Jeremy’s nickname for Bella or the tritagonist in “Inside Out”
9. Shakira’s homeland and the setting of Encanto; also a cool place where Josh & Liz attended a wedding.
10. The location where the people of Jewish faith gather for services; or where Aaron works.
12. Another name used as a synonym for Jerusalem; also a big road trip destination for the Riedford/Davies crew.
13. A 70s/80s club in Raytown, Missouri.
14. A room that Josh, Aaron, and David have dreamed about for years where they can capture musical moments. This dream has come true in the form of Josh/Liz’ basement.
16. An American country band that changed their name to sound less racist. Also Sarah’s favorite band and her favorite concert of 2022.
19. David’s potential baby mama
20. To Rachael: when Melissa got married. To Aaron/David: if Steichen got married. To Josh: McCracken’s 2022 marriage party. My ____ ______ ______.
22. 9am-5pm:________; 5pm-1:am: evening shift; 12am-8am: night shift…. Also Rachael’s recent major life change.
23. The person that steals Jeremy’s pillow and covers while he sleeps.
24. ___________ certified. A word for when you pass a big test, you add some letters to the end of your name, and you pay a lot of money for a piece of paper with your name on it. Also a huge achievement in 2022 for Sarah and David in their separate careers respectively.
26. The state of being happy.
27. A ceremony that occurs when you are really smart and you have finished residency.
28. Stephen Kingdom is a ___________ written by David McCracken. Josh has been working as the producer; Aaron and Josh have been writing and recording the music for the collection.
31. The country which is the largest producer of opium; also a place Liz traveled to for work and advocacy.
32. Sarah got her first one and Mayra got a new one!
35. Good_______ is above wealth. Mayra and Bekah spent a lot of time/money working towards this word.
36. Age of someone born in 1992; also Bekah’s age
39. Future rap artist and Mayra’s boyfriend.
40. Music lyrics: I stopped eating, what a bummer, can't have carbs in a ___ ____ _____, or Jeremy/Bekah/Rachael’s title for a warm season in 2022.
43. Bekah had two jobs. She quit her PRN job in October. Now Bekah only has _____ job.
46. Jeremy’s pass time (when he is not working or eating or climbing). He enjoys reading _(genre)_ novels. He likes to call his book collection his book parade.
47. Probably our favorite golden doodle; also Mayra’s dog.
49. In 2016, Bekah and David moved to a new ____________. In 2019, Rachael moved a new _(same word)_. In 2022, Josh, Liz, Cameron, and Sarah moved to a new _(same word)_.

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6. When Hotel ABC gives an additional commission of 2% on top of the usual 10% to a travel agent to encourage more sales, this is known as ___________ commission.
11. The ________________ itinerary is the “selling” tool and is usually the most creative.
12. Coach rental and Tour Guide’s fees are usually classified as ________ cost.
13. A/an _______________ is usually pre-paid and sold as a single product at a price per person and usually includes components such as hotel, coach, meals, attractions, etc. (2 words)
15. Travel agents today face mounting challenges because consumers today are going straight to suppliers such as hotels and airlines via their websites to book their services. This is known as __________ distribution.
17. Terms and ____________ act as a contract/agreement between customer and the company and are developed by management to protect the company.
19. The Singapore Exhibition and ____________ Bureau (SECB) is part of the Singapore Tourism Board and is the lead government agency for the business events sector in Singapore.
20. A passenger ______________ is an important document that contains vital information of each tour member such as full name, passport details, dietary requirements, etc.
21. _______________ is where total costs equal to total revenue. (2 words)
24. An “AD” ticket refers to ____________ ticket, i.e. AD75 means that travel agent only needs to pay 25% of published airfare for Tour Manager. (2 words)
25. When Prudential (insurance companies) pays for a 10-day trip to Gold Coast for their top 20 agents, this is an example of a/an _____________ trip.
28. ______________ pricing is obtaining a tour price by adding a set amount to total cost of tour. (2 words)
31. Travel _______________ Companies are business travel agencies and sell to corporate companies exclusively.
33. A tour that does not include airfare is known as __________ tour.
34. _________________ refers to the type of airfare that is applicable to the type of travel, e.g. economy excursion fare (“YE”). (2 words)
35. A/an _______________ is employed by large companies to manage their travel programme and he/she acts as a middleman between the appointed TMC and the company. (2 words)
37. The ______________ is sent to tour hotel(s) before the group arrives so that they can allocate the number of rooms required. The same list is also used to tag luggage. (2 words)

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1. When the same tour is repeated over many weeks, this is known as a/an _____________. E.g. An 8-day Best of Taiwan tour departs every Monday for 3 months. (2 words)
2. The term “______________” usually refers to 1 adult sharing a twin room with 1 child below 12 years old. (2 words)
3. Pacific World Singapore is an example of a/an _____ in Singapore and they work closely with airlines, hotels, convention centres, etc. in the delivery & implementation of MICE events, amongst other services. (acronym)
4. FIT stands for Free ______________ Tour.
5. A/an _____________ is a professional that is certified and licensed by local tourism authorities to give commentaries during a tour. (2 words)
7. A/an ______________ itinerary is one where the tour group is based in one city and stays there for the entire tour, taking day trips to nearby places but always returning back to the base city at the end of the day. (3 words)
8. An inbound tour operator is also commonly known as a/an __________ operator.
9. A/an ______________ meal plan is one that only includes breakfast and one other meal (lunch or dinner) per day. (2 words)
10. The _____________ department in a travel company is the one that develops tour itineraries as well as cost and price a tour. (2 words)
14. A/an ______________ itinerary has time indications and is only given to passengers after they have made full payment for their tour.
16. Frontliners that sit at a counter to service walk-in customers to advise them on tour packages and travel-related matters are commonly referred to as ________________. (2 words)
18. With reference to airfare, ______________ refers to first class, business class and economy class. (2 words)
22. _____________ is the ratio of actual number of participants to the maximum capacity of a particular service and is usually expressed in percentage form. (2 words)
23. Galileo, Abacus and Amadeus are names of commonly used _____ in Singapore. (acronym)
26. ______________ is an example of an online travel agency. (starts with E)
27. For corporate travel, the travel staff personnel who directly serves business travellers are commonly referred to as ‘______________ Consultant’.
29. A/An _______________ is also known as a tour leader and is a representative from the travel company who accompanies the tour group throughout the entire duration of the tour. (2 words)
30. When tour companies combine passengers from different bookings into one coach instead of booking a coach for exclusive use, this is known as ________________ basis. (3 words)
32. When a company sets a tour price below cost to gain market share, they are adopting a/an ______________ pricing strategy. (2 words)
36. _____________ cost are affected by the number of participants in a particular tour departure, e.g. meals, hotels, air tickets, etc.
38. When tour planners organise various tour components into a systematic, detailed, day-by-day travel programme, it is called a tour ____________.
39. GIT stands for Group ____________ Tour.
40. ______________ represent potential reservations that could not be fulfilled because a tour is full.

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2. was an American electrical engineer and computer pioneer. With John Mauchly, he designed the first general-purpose electronic digital computer (ENIAC).
4. is information processed or stored by a computer.
5. an electronic device that can increase the power of a signal (a time-varying voltage or current).
7. a part or element of a larger whole, especially a part of a machine or vehicle.
9. is one of the main features of First Gen of Computers where you need to have a bigger space or bigger room.
12. it was an advanced bit-serial binary computer with two independent CPUs, each with its own 512- word acoustic mercury delay line memory.
13. is a slow, low-capacity, sequential medium for data storage that was used on early communications and computing devices.
14. is a component of a circuit that allows current to pass in one direction yet blocks the flow of current in the other direction.
17. it is one of the main features of First Gen of Computers.
18. was an American physicist and inventor, best known for being credited with inventing the first electronic digital computer.
20. is a device for precisely punching holes into stiff paper cards at specific locations as determined by keys
26. is a grouping of programming languages that are machine level languages used to program first-generation computers.
28. a condition or circumstance that puts one in a favorable or superior position.
30. was the first general-purpose electronic digital computer design for business application produced in the United States.
32. it was the first electronic general-purpose digital computer. It was Turing-complete, and able to solve "a large class of numerical problems" through reprogramming.
35. was a set of computers developed by British codebreakers in the years 1943–1945 to help in the cryptanalysis of the Lorenz cipher .
36. is a type of gas-filled or vacuum tube that is sensitive to light.
41. is not programmable but it could solve a system of linear equations.
42. was an early British computer. Inspired by John von Neumann's seminal First Draft of a Report on the EDVAC.
43. is one of the main parts of the First Gen of Computers.
44. one disadvatange of First gen computers
47. was one of the earliest stored-program computers, developed at the Victoria University of Manchester from the Manchester Baby.
48. a person who writes computer programs.
49. is an early digital computer produced by IBM Corporation in the mid-1950s.
50. was Australia 's first digital computer, and the fifth stored program computer in the world.

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1. is a collection of instructions that can be executed by a computer to perform a specific task.
3. is the electrode from which a conventional current leaves a polarized electrical device.
6. also called the Small-Scale Experimental Machine (SSEM), was the first electronic stored-program computer, was built at the University of Manchester.
8. is the pressure from an electrical circuit's power source that pushes charged electrons (current) through a conducting loop, enabling them to do work such as illuminating a light.
10. he was an english electrical engineer and physicist who invented the first thermionic valve or vacuum tube.
11. was an American physicist who, along with J. Presper Eckert, designed ENIAC.
15. used vacuum tubes as the basic components for memory and circuitry for CPU (Central Processing Unit).
16. capacity for storing information on a computer.
19. was an English engineer. During World War II, He designed and built Colossus, the world's first programmable electronic computer, to help solve encrypted German messages.
21. it this is the most basic need for a computer to work.
22. an unfavorable circumstance or condition that reduces the chances of success or effectiveness.
23. was first used to record computer data in 1951 on the UNIVAC I.
24. a semiconductor device with two terminals, typically allowing the flow of current in one direction only.
25. it is one of the first electronic computers that utilized the binary system that first began performing basic tasks in 1951.
27. an electron tube, valve or tube, is a device that controls electric current flow in a high vacuum between electrodes to which an electric potential difference has been applied.
29. it helps us develop cross-platform applications by using existing web technologies.
31. the year where computers of first generation used vacuum tubes as the basic components for memory and circuitry for CPU.
33. is a piece of stiff paper that can be used to contain digital data represented by the presence or absence of holes in predefined positions.
34. is the electronic circuitry within a computer that executes instructions that make up a computer program.
37. is a base-2 number system invented by Gottfried Leibniz that is made up of only two numbers: 0 and 1.
38. is an electrode through which the conventional current enters into a polarized electrical device.
39. an electronic device for storing and processing data, typically in binary form, according to instructions given to it in a variable program.
40. is a system of electrical conductors and components forming a complete and closed path.
45. one advantage of First gen computers
46. known as the Defense Calculator while in development.

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2. para denotar eventos específicos
3. de que un evento no ocurra
5. para detonar probabilidad
8. aleatorios
9. existentes
12. con la que se obtiene un resultado
13. unicos
14. de juegos al azar
17. muestral
19. de este experimento
21. mas utilizados
22. que representa espacio muestral
23. de uno o más resultados

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1. muestral (letra)
4. de un solo resultado
6. más usado
7. o mas eventos simples
10. de todos eventos simples
11. finito de resultados
15. que miden la probabilidad
16. que da lugar a uno o varios resultados
18. de probabilidad existentes
20. deben ser los resultados del espacio muestral

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1. Title One Schools Title 1 funds aim to bridge the gap between low-income students and other students. The U.S. Department of Education provides supplemental funding to local school districts to meet the needs of at-risk and low-income students.

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1. BOE – Board of Education establishes and approves the policies that govern the Atlanta Public School system. The Board consists of nine members, representing six geographical districts and three "at-large" districts. One person is elected per district to represent the schools in a given district for a four-year term.

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5. this person has crashed the Yamaha side-by-side into the side of a dirt road…twice.
6. hiked a total of 10 miles up a mountain to the lake and had lunch with the mountain goats at age 9.
7. Someone who has had the patience of Job while working with the Heaton’s neighbor.
8. Accompanied our family on the drum when we performed “The Little Drummer Boy” at the ward Christmas party. Did a great job too!
13. this person reads all of the Old Testament, New Testament, Book of Mormon and Doctrine and Covenants each year.
14. this person played violin in the Southwest Symphony Orchestra for a couple seasons before his/her mission.
17. this person could sing, with perfect pitch, the ABC song by the time she/he was 15 months old
19. I may be one of the youngest in my family, but no one looks down on me.
20. at age 11, this person hiked to the peak of Mt. Timpanogos (16 miles) and was the youngest person to write their name in the log book in the little shack at the top.
21. This person saved Amanda from drowning when she got caught in barbed wire in the wash during a flash flood!
22. Got a traffic ticket in Moccasin on Christmas before she even had a license 😂
23. this person made the school volleyball team
27. while at school or work he goes by his fathers name.
30. has a particular drive to become a paramotorist
31. this person has watched the 2005 version of Pride and Prejudice more than 20 times and is slightly obsessed with Mr. Darcy.
33. How do I Frame This?
35. Got his head stuck in our iron railing on the staircase when he was just a little guy. It took a long time to free him!
36. this person decided to stop deer hunting for the day and go buy her wedding dress when she heard on the radio there was a "Going out of business" sale, (before she was even engaged)
37. this person is fearless and likes to rock climb
39. was the youngest person in their gymnastics class to climb to the top of the rope at age 5.
40. My Irish ancestry shows up on my chin.
41. He/She built their own room when they were a teenager and was the first person in the family to own a water bed

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1. Left a little live snake inside a rolled newspaper that he delivered to a neighbor when he was a paperboy!
2. statistically, she/he should have been born dead. was with the cord wrapped around his neck, a knot in the cord, and liquid in the lungs.
3. this person hasn’t been able to smell for 5 years
4. “The World’s most Okayest Dungeon Master”
7. Heaton family crossword puzzle key
9. played first string wide receiver on their school's football team.
10. has twice the “Noel”’s in his home then most people.
11. gave up placing in a top spot when he/she stopped to help a team member. When later asked why, he/she replied, “ I have no problem passing up a friend in a fair competition, but never one that is down”.
12. this person, as a toddler, would smear peanut butter all over the kitchen floor. All the world was his/her canvas.
13. this person has a tendency to fall asleep whenever he/she sits down
15. she used a 4-wheeler tire as a potty in the middle of the living room floor.
16. when she/he was in 3rd grade, she/he took a 5th grade level test and got around 95% in all the subjects.
18. Went Christmas shopping in Phoenix with her mom and Aunt Carolyn when she was 3. She came home and told everyone what they were getting!
19. this person likes the taste of things most adults cringe at. One of many: LypoSpheric Vitamin C -taken straight from squeeze pack.
24. when she was 17, her parents took her on a tour of back East to see the church sites, including Nauvoo, Illinois and the Sacred Grove in New York.
25. this feels that home is a clothes-free zone. He/She never wears clothes unless he/she goes somewhere and strips the second he/she walks back inside the door.
26. when this person was young, they dumped an entire box of Cheerios on the table. Later, he/she dumped a box of baking soda on the rug to make it smell better.
28. This person’s sister once chased him/her around with a knife when they were little and she stabbed this person in the leg.
29. this person received the highest known score at their State Solo and Ensemble.
31. this person was nearly life flighted when a shot to open up the lungs seemed to not be effective
32. this person has played the violin for over a decade
34. this person’s hair is 3 feet long! He/she is the best Hide and Seek player ever!
36. this person fell out of a second story window when she/he was a toddler and was blessed with only bumps and bruises when she/he landed on the gravel below.
38. this person painted her bedroom to look like a forest with clouds on the ceiling.
42. This person got his Eagle award by installing a drinking fountain by the city Community Center

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2. Candlestick that forms when a security's open and close are virtually equal for the given time period
7. Reversal pattern where the second candlestick is entirely contained within the first candlestick and is opposite in color
8. This rare pattern signals a reversal in an upward or downward trending price
11. This pattern can be a sign of indecision in the marketplace
13. Bri has placed a buy order for 1000 shares of ABC at the market. The execution price was $42 in his cash account on Wed, Feb 4th. If he fails to make payment by Mon, Feb 9th, what will the most likely consequence will be?
15. Place where transactions are recorded
16. The number of business days public customers are given beyond regular way settlement to make payment
17. Type of margin account in which the equity is less than the Reg. T percentage
18. Account type best for active traders?
19. Allows an investor to aggregate his own fund shares with the holdings of certain related parties, toward achieving the investment thresholds at which breakpoint discounts become available
22. Option that allows a company to sell up to 15% more shares than initially registered without having to file a whole new registration statement.
25. A bond sweetener
26. An agent of a broker-dealer cannot borrow money from them
30. Annuity to hedge against deflation
31. Arbitrator rulings are
33. A client of yours with a conservative level of tolerance for systematic risk and a fairly long time horizon has indicated that she would prefer to avoid substantial portfolio turnover. You would recommend a _______ strategy
36. Information about the municipal securities business, including the volume of new municipal issues coming to market over the next 30 days
38. These puts provide an effective hedge against downside portfolio risk
41. Debt instrument that will experience the greatest market price decline when interest rates are on the rise
42. A counter-cyclical investment?
43. The stock rule that dictates that a minimum of $2.50 per share is required when shorting stock priced at $2.50 or below
44. A corporate bond’s indenture has the...
45. Momentum indicator that measures the magnitude of recent price changes to evaluate overbought or oversold conditions in the price of a stock or other asset
47. Underwriting compensation in ____ is subject to a thorough review by FINRA
48. When shorting stock, loss results from a rise in ____
50. Self-employed individuals and their Full Time employees are eligible for a ____ plan
51. What type of mutual fund would be most suitable for the client seeking stability of capital?
53. Orders that must first be activated by a trade at or below the stop price
54. Public Utility companies are interest rate sensitive, as they tend to be highly...
55. They are not quoted as a percentage of par

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1. Assets purchased with the Capital raised by the business, but are not themselves considered Capital
2. The breadth of the market is measured by the ratio of these stocks *
3. areas of tight consolidation in price action showing a counter-trend move that follows directly after a sharp directional movement in price.
4. Spreads that profit when both options expire
5. Rules regarding mutual funds require that the purchase price be no less than the...
6. Regulation which requires firms handling short sales to obtain a level of certainty that the shares are available for borrowing
9. Syndicate in which members have a continuing responsibility for the unsold shares of other members
10. Spreads with the same underlying asset and strike price, but different expiration dates
12. Direct institution to institution securities transactions are considered the ____ market
14. Annuity to hedge against inflation
20. The agency that individuals opening a new account are required to supply information to, to verify they are not on the list of known money launderers, terrorists or others deemed ineligible to open an account at a financial institution?
21. When the US dollar is weak compared to foreign currencies, the US trade deficit tends to ____
23. Income tax that United States Treasury bonds are exempt from?
24. A short put provides premium income which provides a partial or limited amount of ____ hedge
27. Selling new bonds with a lower interest rate to retire bonds with a higher interest rate
28. The most significant distinction between a selling syndicate member and a selling group member is...
29. When one shorts stock, one can buy this to provide a hedge against unlimited loss
32. Allows investors to receive breakpoint discounts based on a commitment to buy a specified number of shares over a period of time
34. The most volatile of the money market rates
35. After looking at the price action on MMM common, Bri believes that it is fast approaching its resistance level of 60. If he does not think the stock will break out, what action will he take?
37. The value put options have when the market value of the underlying instrument is below the option’s strike price
39. The breadth of the market is measured by the ratio of these stocks *
40. How should you handle potential or actual conflicts of interest when recommending a transaction to a customer?
45. Bri's research indicates that the stock of BB Corp. is in an inverted head and shoulders formation. What does this signal?
46. The violation which occurs when a registered rep fails to inform, or remind a mutual fund investor of the availability of reduced sales charges at certain circumstances?
49. Incorrectly signals a reversal from a downward trend to an upward trend
52. Best test of corporate liquidity

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3. how do you definitively diagnose sarcoidosis
5. treatment for legionella pneumonia
8. most common pathogen of nosocomial pneumonia
9. lobar consolidations are seen on this in pneumonia patients
15. permanent dilation of alveolar sacs
16. where is needle decompression done for tension pneumothorax
17. risk factor for asthma
19. Tb is transferred via these
20. late stage idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis presents with this
23. this is inflamed in pneumonia
24. granulomas in sarcoidosis are this
26. patients with COPD should have one of these
27. used to define interstitial lung disease with unknown cause
28. advantage of Rapid Nucleic Acid Molecular assay
29. acute form of sarcoidosis
30. where is chest tube placed for tension pneumothorax
31. this is the stage of pertussis where the "whoop" is present
34. after what age should patients receive high dose flu vaccine
35. this is present in patients with secondary spontaneous pneumothorax
37. seen on cxr of patients with tb
38. pneumothorax smaller than ____cm at apex resolve spontaneously
40. these engulf silicone particles leading to silicosis
43. exposure to this can result in infection with coxiella burnetii
47. type of pneumonia that has a high mortality rate
53. These cause symptoms to occur in asthma patients
54. #1 cause of COPD
55. you do a chest x ray when you suspect acute bronchiolitis for this reason
56. color of sputum in strep pneumoniae patients
59. cause of Alpha 1 antitrypsin deficiency
62. seen in obstructive patterns
66. Most common cause of non iatrogenic pneumothorax
67. rapid cavitation and necrotizing seen on cxr of pneumonia patients
74. possibly the only presenting symptom in elderly patients with pneumonia
76. B6 is given with RIPE treatment to prevent
77. treatment of histoplasma capsulatum
78. what are seen on sputum or lung biopsy in asbestosis patients
80. patients on vents get this type of pneumonia
82. this is the type of treatment for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
83. disease classified by airway inflammation that can be reversed
86. breathing in this can result in infection with coccidoidomycosis
88. inpatient management of COPD this is the most important
89. Most common cause of acute bronchitis
90. these lesions are seen on patients with TB or fungal pneumonia
91. asthma is classified as this
96. FEV1/FVC ratio is ____ in obstructive pattern
98. first line tx for whooping cough
101. where are erythema nodosum nodules found?
103. treatment of CAP in healthy people <65 y/o
104. color of sputum
105. there are more than ____ forms of secondary pulmonary fibrosis
106. most common result after breathing in tb
107. treatment for walking pneumonia
108. these within the chest can cause pleural effusion
109. inflammation of anterior chest wall
110. what do you add if mrsa is suspected
111. if a patient has these you need to treat pneumonia more agressively

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1. patients with acute bronchiolitis are placed on this
2. seen on CXR of patients with emphysema
4. this is a plan used to treat patients with asthma
6. skin manifestation of sarcoidosis
7. risk factor of h. flu pneumonia
10. what enzyme is high in lofgren syndrome
11. this type of pneumothorax occurs in patients that are tall thin males
12. seen on CT scans of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
13. adheres the pleura together stopping pneumothorax
14. patients cannot have this for it to be considered acute bronchitis
18. "walking pneumonia"
21. non scientific name for coal miners pneumoconiosis
22. these are used together to treat severe asthma
25. occurs as result of acute bronchiolitis
32. management for COPD
33. treatment for silicosis
36. not usually needed in acute bronchitis
38. this is increased in patients with obstructive patterns
39. pneumonia resulting from exposure to contaminated H20
41. term for lung disease caused by inhalation of mineral dust
42. percent that FEV1 must improve to determine reversibility
44. describes the onset of the flu
45. pertussis is most contagious during this stage
46. test used between 2-8 weeks of pertussis
48. this is the shape of the flow loop of asthma patients
49. cough longer than this many days in acute bronchitis
50. not technically a pandemic
51. these rupture leading to spontaneous pneumothorax
52. symptom of COPD
57. what age should flu vaccines start
58. dx test used in first 2 weeks of pertussis
60. number of weeks TB patients need to be on airborne precautions
61. most commonly used (but worst) diagnostic study of pneumothorax
62. most common cause of transudative pleural effusion
63. how is sarcoidosis often discovered
64. pneumonia that is seen after admission to hospital
65. asbestosis presents with bibasilar inspiratory crackles in this stage
68. people with this profession can develop silicosis
69. most common cause of acute bronchiolitis
70. onset of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
71. these target the inflammatory pathways that lead to airway inflammation
72. autoimmune granulomatous disorder that affects the lungs
73. pneumonia seen in immunocompromised patients
75. treatment for TB
79. FEV1/FVC can be ___ or normal in patients with restrictive pattern
80. pain is felt with this in costochondritis
81. this is seen in patients with tension pneumothorax
84. treatment option for influenza infection
85. challenge test for asthma
87. test used in first 4 weeks of pertussis
92. most commonly used PFT
93. complication of asbestosis
94. this lung disease is often result of working in mining or textile manufacturing
95. ____ antibiotics usually sufficient for tx of pneumonia
97. percentage oxygen must be at or below to perscribe O2
99. FEV1/FVC ratio determines _____
100. this is decreased in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
102. progressive lung disease caused by prolonged inhalation of crystalline silica

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2. 2013 would be the year of his last test, played just 18 tests and shield cricket for NSW and TAS, top order batsmen
4. Nickname of Manly top try scorer David Williams
5. Who took the most wickets for Australia in the 2013 Ashes in England
7. Who was the most capped Broncos player on their books in 2013
9. England manager and recent Liverpool boss in 2013
10. A red headed midfielder of England and Man United
12. The oldest player in the NRL, former NSW Blues hooker
14. Queenslander who scored in Origin 1 and 2 of 2013
15. Insurance company sponsoring Sydney Football Stdaium
17. Nickname for the man who announced retirement from ABC radio commentary during boxing day 2013 test
18. Young, small English and spurs striker
19. Club side that was relegated from the Premier League but also won the F.A. cup on the eve of their relegation
21. Nickname of stalwart fullback who retired after Grand Final win
22. Most well known coach who would retire from coaching after the 2012/13 EPL season
23. Went home after the first test of the 2013/14 Ashes
25. Australia’s group for the 2014 world cup was known as the group of what
26. Young Townsville born and bred Sharks player who helped his side knock the Cowboys out in finals week 1
28. The city which always hosts the new years test match in Australia
29. Tasmanian middle order batsmen who would play all 5 ashes tests and they were the only tests he ever played
32. Cowboys winger who played 150th game for the club
33. NSW most experienced player in backline
35. Played his last for Australia inn 2013 after a length form slump, played 79 tests
36. Brand that Mark Taylor was an ambassador for for many years in the 2000’s
37. English captain for 2013/14 ashes 5-0 debacle
40. In which month is the superbowl usually played
43. Whole brand and legacy was tarnished during January 2013 after he admitted to allegations of systemic cheating
45. Manly skipper for 2013 Grand Final
46. An over that goes for no runs is known as a what
48. Former Bulldogs premiership player who would win a premiership in 2013
49. French and Bayern winger who won 2013 Ballon d’or
51. Indian player who scored 200 in an ODI
52. Car brand an new sponsor of Man United
54. South African opener who made highest score of 234 in 2013
55. Australis’ new test match coach
57. What was the nickname given to former test bowler Stuart Clark
58. Signed back to Broncos 10 years after leaving them, only player to have played for all 3 QLD clubs
59. Former Cowboys grand finalist who would win a premiership in 2013
61. Young QLD winger scored his first goal for the national team
62. Highest scoring English batsmen for 2013
63. After how many overs is the first new ball permitted for the bowling side in a test match
65. In which sport do you play at Augusta
66. Roosters five eighth and top scorer in 2013
67. The type of profession that sponsored the naming rights of the Cowboys stadium formerly known as Dairy Farmers
68. A cricket ball that doesn’t bounce from the hand to the bat is known as a what
70. A Jude that retired from AFL footy in 2013
71. England cricket coach in 2013

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1. Long serving Cowboys hooker who retired at the end of 2013
3. Hawthorn coach in 2013
6. Terrorised the poms down under
8. Won his 2nd Brownlow medal, this time at newest AFL club
10. Banana consuming Victorian fast bowler, key for Australia’s 5-0 ashes tilt
11. On which day of the week is the Melbourne Cup run
12. Retired from the AFL after a decorated 322 game career with the Lions
13. Named as player of the 2013 origin series
14. The country in which the 2014 FIFA world cup was set to be hosted
16. English player threatened to get a broken arm by Michael Clarke on day 1 of the series
20. Appointed as new Man united maanger
22. Named as captain for Origin game 3 in the absence of Paul Gallen
24. Premiership winning NRL coach of 2013
25. Named as NSW new origin coach in 2013
27. The oldest player in England FC squad
30. The only NRL club with a predominantly maroon kit
31. Won the 2013 NRL Grand Final
34. Australian opener who carried the bat in first 2013 ashes match
38. Collingwood and Newcastle United are known as…..
39. Top scoring Warriors player in 2013
41. The only Bronco in Maroons backline in 2013 origin
42. Received a second straight EPL golden boot, this time with new club Man United
43. Australian number 11 batsmen who famously scored 98 in first Ashes test match
44. American club David Beckham left to join PSG
47. Young Englishmen picked in first ashes squad in 2013
48. Australian batsmen slagged off for constantly reviewing LBW dismissals in English ashes
49. Australian and vic opening batsmen nicknamed bucky
50. Took the most test wickets in 2013
52. Nation Australia played in first group game of 2014 world cup
53. Mount ____________ stadium is where the Warriors play
56. Club who made first AFL Grand Final in 2013, defeated by Hawthorn
60. Socceroos captain who was embroiled in a tense exchange with fans and media personnel over his ability to play and was then left out of world cup squad
61. Why were the English and Australian ashes in the same year in 2013
64. Long serving Dragons lock forward who retired post 2013 season
65. The 3 Grand Final commentators on the main provider were Warren, Sterling and _______________
69. Parramatta halfback that Peter Sterling described as looking overweight

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2. / Who ran the Drapery shop in Kingsgrove?
6. / Harry Solomon’s sports shop had which famous twins working for it?
8. / What family owned the land from Morgan Street to Stoney Creek Road?
10. / Who ran the real estate corner Edward St & Kingsgrove road?
13. / What was the name of one of the 2 original local newspapers in Kingsgrove?
16. / Who first lived in No 13 Moreton Ave?
18. / Who set up the first house in Moreton Ave
20. / Who first lived in No 15 Moreton Ave?
22. / Who is a famous person living at Kingsgrove who dresses famous women
24. / Who ran the hardware shop in Kingsgrove in the 1950’s?
26. / What was the name of the theatre at Beverley Hills?(2.5)
29. / Who owned the garage at Shaw St & Kingsgrove road?
30. / Who first lived in No 12 Moreton Ave?
31. / Who used to watch the kids playing to ensure her kids were not picked on?
32. / What street is the Catholic Church in?
33. / Who played tennis regularly on Sundays at Morgan St Courts? (3,7)
35. / What was the name of the baker in Kingsgrove Road?
36. / Who ran the dairy in Morgan Street?
37. / Who first lived in No 19 Moreton Ave?
39. / Which church opened in 1949”(3,4,2,6)
41. / 13 Aug 1956, a bomb blast killed Dr Brotchie and his sister Mrs Elsie Flower. In which street did this happen?
43. / What was the name of the nursery where the High School is now located?
45. / Who first lived in No 6 Moreton Ave?
46. / What was the name of the Frock shop in Kingsgrove?
48. / A tramway ran from Undercliffe to ??
49. / What opened on 28 Aug 1943 near the railway station ramp? (6,3)
53. / How many kilometres is the closest airport
54. / What has recently replaced the pottery factory?
55. / What was demolished to allow for widening the railway line?
56. slasher / Who did the police track down in the 1950’s
57. / Who first lived in No 3 Moreton Ave?
59. / Who first lived in No 7 Moreton Ave?
60. / Who came to live with the Hillards?
61. / Who first lived in No 2 Moreton Ave?
62. / What was the name of the Kingsgrove theatre?
63. / Who first lived in No 11 Moreton Ave?
67. / What was built in 1926 and stood for 53 years before being dismantled?
69. / Who first lived in No 20 Moreton Ave?
71. / Who first lived in No 16 Moreton Ave?
73. / What street is named after the wife of Henry Moreton?
75. / What was the surname of the Kingsgrove Slasher?
76. / Who was the Pharmacist next to the grocer
77. / Who first lived in No 10 Moreton Ave?
78. / Who made the first billycart?

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1. / Who first lived in No 26 Moreton Ave?
2. / Who first lived in No 4 Moreton Ave?
3. / What is the name of the creek near the railway?
4. / Who first lived in No 21 Moreton Ave?
5. / Who first lived in No 14 Moreton Ave?
7. / Who first lived in No 24 Moreton Ave?
8. / What was the name of the pottery works founded in 1910 in Kingsgrove?
9. / How many local government areas does Kingsgrove lie across
11. / Where was the Kingsgrove slasher caught?
12. / Who was the doctor on the corner of Morgan St & Kingsgrove Road
14. / Who first lived in No 5 Moreton Ave?
15. / Who had the first backyard swimming pool in Moreton Ave?
16. / Surname of person who made the scarecrow for the top of the bonfire in Moya Crescent every Bonfire Night?
17. / What was the name of the butcher opposite the police box?
18. / Who’s driveway was used to learn roller skates?
19. / What is the name of the lane where the Kingsgrove RSL is located?
21. / Who first lived in No 8 Moreton Ave?
23. / Who first lived in No 23 Moreton Ave?
25. / Where did a trolley bus service start from (near Kingsgrove)?
27. Allan / Who always had a tin of Chocolate Montes for the kids? (4,5)
28. / Who was the singer who made it big on ABC TV in 1962?(5,6)
34. Thomas’s / Name the church in Morgan Street
35. /What was Kingsgrove Station originally to be called?(7,4)
38. / Which 2 girls got caught wagging school in 5th class?(3,6)
40. / Who had a special whistle to call his kids home? (6,6)
42. / What was built on the empty block of land at No 18 Moreton Ave?
44. / What is the name of the Kingsgrove Hotel?(5,3)
47. / Who first lived in No 17 Moreton Ave?
50. Marr / What was the name of the grocer in Kingsgrove road? (5, 4)
51. / A hypnotist came to a party at the Allans. Who was most responsive?(4,6)
52. / In 1939, what road was renamed Kingsgrove Road ?
58. / Who first lived in No 18 Moreton Ave?
62. / What was the name one of of the other original newspaper in Kingsgrove?
64. / What was the surname of the hypnotist at the Allan’s Party?
65. / What major shopping centre opened in 1965?
66. / Which rebuilt church opened in 1957?
68. / Who first lived in No 1 Moreton Ave?
70. / Who lived in the Crescent at the back of No 16 Moreton Ave ?
72. / Name of the security guard at the Cinema who would flash his torch to ensure that nothing untoward was going on
74. / Who first lived in No 9 Moreton Ave?
79. Lady of Fatima / What is the name of the Catholic Church?(3,4,2,6)

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4. Piecework has a lot of advantages such as an increase in productivity resulting in less wasted time and it encourages the employee to work harder leading to an improvement in productivity and output. However one of the downsides of piecework is that calculating the cost are ……….. Due to different level of output
5. Which compensation method employs addition as the primary mathematical operation in its formula? (2 words)
7. When volume of output is … and the tasks can be broken down into small, relatively simple assignments, piecework is commonly employed in the situation.
8. Goods produced from Methods such as the bonus scheme-Individual will suffer in quality. One of the reasons the quality suffers is because the employees are under … (2 words)
10. As productivity decreases there may require …
11. Rizz Electronics is a rapidly growing company in the consumer technology industry. With a wide range of products, they rely on a sales force to distribute their products. The sales team is primarily incentivized through various means of compensation. The company is faced with the challenge of choosing the most effective bonus compensation method that motivates their salesforce which also aligns with the company’s profitability goals. The salespeople in the company usually work as individuals where they rarely interact and collaborate with each other. Assume that you are a business consultant in which company Rizz Electronics has hired you to figure out the best possible means of bonus compensation, which bonus element would be the best?
12. Van Retail, a national retail chain, is experiencing cost pressures in the wake of evolving market dynamics. The company aims to maintain service quality and employee satisfaction while optimizing labor costs. Van Retails have started implementing strategies to combat their issues and complete their goals. The strategies adopted by Van Retails to address this challenge in the case study is called? (2 words)
13. If the goods may suffer under any reason. The staff may needed to … (2 words)
16. In Roselind Vuitton, goals are set for the sales employees to complete to get a reward when their sales for the month reach the target. For example, an cumulative $10000 worth of items sold to consumers throughout the month, that would mean a $500 bonus given towards the employee. When the employees themselves reach the specific / certain target, they would receive bonuses, if targets aren’t reached, bonuses would not be given out. This makes bonus schemes a … for the business. (2 words)
17. Assume that there is a t-shirt company that uses the piecework method. After a year they found out that they are losing more profit than when they are using the day work method. After they did some research it turns out that piece work is more difficult …. The bonus thus leading to an increase in the cost. (2 words)
18. Rose Construction Company is a prominent player in the construction industry, known for its commitment to high-quality projects. However, the company has been grappling with a persistent issue of works being not present, missing and not participating in projects among its labor force. The company decided to investigate the advantages of daywork as a remuneration method. In the remuneration method of daywork, it was mentioned that an advantage would be a decrease in people staying away from work. What is the term for this concept? (2 words)
19. Regardless of the chosen compensation approach, it must ensure fairness for all staff members and be easily … for employees. Additionally, it should be straightforward and financially efficient for the business, ensuring that the benefits gained from the chosen method outweigh the operational costs associated with its implementation.

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1. Individual bonus schemes pose three drawbacks: challenges in determining bonus rates with employees, … , and increased complexity in remuneration calculations, which can also lead to higher operational costs. (2 words)
2. The organization experiences a boost in productivity due to heightened output, leading to greater operational efficiency and enhanced overall performance. Simultaneously, the employee stands to gain significantly in terms of …, reflecting a direct correlation between individual effort and organizational output. (2 words)
3. Dasilva owns a family farm in which he works as a farmer on a daily basis. His main source of income comes from his apple tree farm. Dasilva sells his apples towards suppliers of supermarkets and hypermarkets in which he gets paid for every kilogram of apples sold. His earnings are? …
6. There are several avenues for enhancing labor productivity, such as the implementation of advanced …, investing in employee training and development, and adopting effective methods for employee compensation.
9. One of the disadvantages of day work is that there will be a need in …
11. Remuneration methods should be … for the business (2 words)
14. The employee receives a predetermined daily salary and earns … when their output surpasses the established standard. (2 words)
15. RBW Manufacturing is a mid-sized company specializing in the production of automotive components. The company has recently adopted a piecework pay system to enhance productivity and employee motivation. Before implementing the piecework pay system, ABC Manufacturing used a traditional hourly wage model. However, they encountered several challenges, including declining productivity, lack of motivation, and difficulty in quantifying individual employee contributions. In a bid to address these issues, RBW Manufacturing decided to implement a piecework system. Under this new pay structure, employees are compensated based on the number of pieces they produce or the tasks they complete rather than hourly wages. Each task or product has a predetermined rate, and employees are rewarded for their output. Generally speaking, when could the daywork pay system be distributed out to the employees?

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6. Good thing you didn't bump into Kyle Rittenhouse when you were doing H and P's in this city
7. When this soaked through your underwear, it went in the garbage
9. From sanitarium to spectacular healthcare center
10. The alliteration of these office girls' first names rolled off your tongue _____and____
11. This residency program had you driving and singing, "NW Side, South Side all around Chicago"
14. Better do this back in the late eighties when examining an HIV patient
16. "Drruuuuuw!"
17. Treatment for arachnid veins
18. Best CCOM friend and roomie
19. "Man, you can dictate those fast!"
20. The Piazza-Georgeson "Dynamic Duo"
23. _______(Anguish)and _________(Loss of Life)
24. Cylindrical devices astonishingly found "down there" on a patient in the very scary Detroit Hospital E.R.
30. Solve for x: 2(x - 10) = 60
33. You weren't paid until these came in!
34. Sadly sung,"Don't Go Back To ________"
35. Centers in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois and Texas
38. This silver Honda got you all around Chicago until it broke down on Sheridan road, "The ____"
39. Threw up your 1985 mortarboard in this prominent UofC sanctuary
41. When the hospital clock struck ______, the witching hour began!
42. A bit of an arrogant trauma attending at Illinois Masonic
43. Talent show piece of equipment measuring expressions of pain
45. "There was a HUGE explosion on Clark Street! Is the E.R. packed?" The ____________
46. Town you hung your first solo practice shingle
47. A bunch of French nuns ran around healing people here
49. "Smilin'Mighty Jesus"
50. Good looking Dr. Georgeson
52. Too bad they didn't have Door Dash for this renowned rib restaurant during residency
53. The ICU thought you were the best at putting these in (you were!)
54. "Come to this restaurant, meet Dr. Georgeson and take dinner home for the family!"
56. You rocked "You look Marvelous!" with this SNL skit at the CCOM Variety Show.
58. You already knew how to tie your shoes, but you definitely had to practice this this dexterity
60. You always said this tightened up during a tough surgery
63. Don't snowboard or you might compromise this organ's ability to filter your blood
65. This countdown sign kept you and Jerry going when you studied for the "big one"
66. Joe never thought this 1831 settlement of 100 people would become Illinoi's second largest city (now third)
67. "Now I know my _ _ _'s"
70. Your first solo-owned medical conglomerate
73. A swinger doctor and FBI target
74. Very patriotic vein center
75. Burping and flatulent professor of surgery who loved Ravinia
77. Always bailing out this specialty in the O.R. when they got lost in the abdomen
78. This guy will spit on your vein if you don't watch out
79. Before texting, a big nuisance on your belt
80. You must have made these 4 little incisions millions of times. Goodbye bile organ!

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1. Not kittens, but _______
2. Your patient rapport was amazing whether you were right next to their mattress or not
3. "Nine maybe eight of them!"
4. Should be called a "prison cell"
5. Your Polish successor
8. You had to take this out along with the affected portion of the pancreas when you were doing a Whipple
12. Worst month for breast awareness
13. Miley Cirus and Demi Moore filmed their 2012 Romantic Comedy, LOL, in your rival high school in this town!
15. Andrew and Isabelle had the movement of these down pat!
19. Originally in HydePark before its rebranding and relocation to Downers Grove
21. Alphabetical last names of two Greek contemporary friends and doctors who acted like they just came off the boat!
22. Should have had stock in this airline between 1985-86
25. Worst Providence job you ever had that changed your life forever from 7am to 7pm
26. "I caaaaan't stand it"
27. Taylor said "Yes "to a Kansas City ____
28. Opposite of squares
29. Hated taking this requirement to keep up your license
31. Didn't matter if you spoke to them or wrote on them, these pieces of wood were really hard
32. "I got these fireballs in my uterus"
36. "My Minister be comin' down"
37. Going on rounds with this attending made all residents shake in their surgical booties!
40. Who in the world could put in his own chest tube?
44. If this male reproductive organ breaks, you better whisper it in Greek
48. "You don't wear these outside of the hospital, you hot shot!"
51. To think this Guadalajaran educated medical student not only became a trauma surgeon but a Commanding General of Texas State Medical Brigade. Really?
55. Lots of murdercycles on this Chicago high speed highway
57. Only U.S. city north of Canada
59. Low hemoglobin
61. Acronym for your surgical residency preference before General Surgery
62. No wonder you were so good at this type of surgery. You're Greek! lapara (flank side) skopo (to see)
64. This office manager would step out to Kelly Road to sneak a smoke
65. Did you like him for his chief-dome in Park Ridge or because he had a BIG head of hair?!
68. So does it sound like a type of ball or is it a surgery?
69. Don't get admitted to the hospital during this month
70. Interrupted and never enough
71. The family who could take out a gallbladder, remove ear wax, make you drool in your lap and basically, drive you crazy!
72. Weak?Fatique?Fever? Better order this test
76. "You wanna bag 'er" resounded as you ran your first ____

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1. Co chroni nasze uszy przed szkodliwym hałasem?(odpowiedź napisz ze znakiem "_" pomiędzy słowami)
5. Co reprezentuje kolor zielony w symbolach bezpieczeństwa?
6. Warstwa informuje jakie typy plików będą przesyłane, odpowiada ona również za odpowiednie zakodowanie danych na urządzeniu źródłowym i ich dekodowanie na urządzeniu docelowym.(model iso/osi)
8. zapewnia metody przesyłania sekwencji danych z hosta źródłowego do docelowego lub z jednej aplikacji do drugiej.W tej warstwie odbywa się podział danych na mniejsze elementy, nazywane segmentami.(model iso/osi)
12. Topologia w której wszystkie elementy sieci podłączone są do jednej magistrali.
14. Naświetlenie podczas pracy przy komputerze powinno być nie mniejsze niż ile lx?
16. Rozwiń skrót b w bhp.
18. Jakie gaśnice nadają się do gaszenia pożarów typu A?
24. Odmiana topologii gwiazdy, posiadająca punkt centralny (podobnie jak w topologii gwiazdy) i punkty poboczne – jedna z częściej stosowanych topologii fizycznych Ethernetu.(odpowiedź napisz ze znakiem "_" pomiędzy słowami)
29. Zwana także topologią drzewa, jest kombinacją topologii gwiazdy i magistrali, może być także postrzegana jako zbiór sieci w topologii gwiazdy połączonych w strukturę hierarchiczną (drzewiastą).
30. Gdzie nie można wyrzucać niebezpiecznych odpadów?
31. Jaka państwowa służba monitoruje stan środowiska?(napisz skrót)
32. To narzędzie, którego można użyć do monitorowania w czasie rzeczywistym wykorzystania procesora, dysku twardego, sieci oraz pamięci.(odpowiedź napisz ze znakiem "_" pomiędzy słowami)
33. Licencja obejmująca oprogramowanie układowe, tzn. umieszczone na stałe w sprzętowej części systemu komputerowego.
35. Warstwa ta ma nadzorować jakość przekazywanych informacji. Nadzór ten dotyczy wyłącznie warstwy niższej. Zajmuje się pakowaniem danych w ramki i wysyłaniem do warstwy fizycznej.(model iso/osi)(odpowiedź napisz ze znakiem "_" pomiędzy słowami)
36. To określenie często używane jest w odniesieniu do starych gier komputerowych. Licencja ta dotyczy tzw. 'porzuconych programów', które nie są dalej rozwijane i modyfikowane. Twórcy nie mają już żadnych korzyści majątkowych, a także nie starają się dopasowywać do potrzeb użytkowników.
38. Podaj po kolei wszystkie litery grup pożarów.
42. Oprogramowanie na tej licencji może być dowolnie modyfikowane, kopiowane i dystrybuowane pod warunkiem, że licencjobiorca zapłaci symboliczną kwotę autorowi lub beneficjentowi będącego osobą trzecią.
43. Jest najniższą warstwą i to ona zajmuje się przekazywaniem danych przez fizyczne połączenia między urządzeniami sieciowymi.(model tcp/ip)
44. Elementy końcowe są podłączone do jednego punktu centralnego, koncentratora (koncentrator tworzy fizyczną topologię gwiazdy, ale logicznie jest to magistrala) lub przełącznika.
45. Jakie gaśnice nadają się do gaszenia pożarów typu ABC i BC?
47. To narzędzie zbiera informacje o komputerze i wyświetla obszerne sprzętu, składników systemu i środowiska oprogramowania, którego można użyć do diagnozowania problemów komputera.(odpowiedź napisz ze znakiem "_" pomiędzy słowami)

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2. Co reprezentuje kolor czerwony w symbolach bezpieczeństwa?
3. Licencja oprogramowania, pozwalająca na bezpłatne rozprowadzanie bez ujawnienia kodu źródłowego. Takie aplikacje nie mogą być rozpowszechniane w sposób komercyjny.
4. Bezpłatne oprogramowanie, w którym autor zarabia na wyświetlanych reklamach. Licencja udostępniana jest użytkownikom za darmo, w zamian za akceptację najczęściej w postaci pop-upów i banerów.
7. W tej warstwie przetwarzane są datagramy posiadające adresy IP. Ustalana jest odpowiednia droga do docelowego komputera w sieci.(model tcp/ip)
8. Rodzaj licencji na programy komputerowe polegający na tym, że można go używać przez z góry ustalony czas. Po upływie ustalonego czasu, jedyną rzeczą, na którą pozwoli program, jest rejestracja albo usunięcie go z dysku twardego.
9. To najwyższy poziom, w którym pracują użyteczne dla człowieka aplikacje, takie jak np. serwer WWW czy przeglądarka internetowa.(model tcp/ip)
10. Jakie gaśnice nadają się do gaszenia pożarów typu AB lub ABF?
11. Główną funkcją menadżera zadań jest monitorowanie wszystkich procesów działających na komputerze. Dzięki temu użytkownik może zobaczyć, które aplikacje są aktualnie uruchomione, ile zasobów systemowych zużywają, a także jakie procesy są uruchomione w tle.(odpowiedź napisz ze znakiem "_" pomiędzy słowami)
13. Co reprezentuje kolor niebieski w symbolach bezpieczeństwa?
14. Ile minut przerwy musi zapewnić pracodawca po każdej godzinie ciągłej pracy przy komputerze?(napisz odpowiedź łącznie)
15. Co powinniśmy zacząć robić gdy u osoby poszkodowanej zatrzyma się krążenie?(podaj skrót)
17. Odmiana topologii pierścienia, w której poszczególne elementy połączone są ze sobą dwoma przewodami, co pozwala na utworzenie dwóch zamkniętych pierścieni.(odpowiedź napisz ze znakiem "_" pomiędzy słowami)
19. Najczęściej pozwala ona korzystania za darmo z fragmentu zasobów danego oprogramowania. Ten typ licencji ma na celu zaprezentowanie danego produktu użytkownikowi tak, aby ten mógł oszacować jego użyteczność w pełnej wersji.
20. Poszczególne elementy są połączone ze sobą w taki sposób jak w topologii liniowej, a dodatkowo połączone zostały elementy graniczne tworząc zamknięty pierścień.
21. Rozwiązanie licencyjne odnoszone do systemu Linux, którego jądro jest upowszechniane według praw Licencji GPL.
22. Jakie służby monitorują stan środowiska?(podaj jeden przykład inny niż powyżej?
23. Typ oprogramowania, które jest jakby próbnym modelem, prototypem w znacznej mierze ukończonym, nie do końca pozbawionym ukrytych błędów.
24. Rodzaj licencji oprogramowania, która umożliwia swobodne korzystanie, modyfikowanie i rozpowszechnianie oprogramowania.
25. Odmiana topologii magistrali, w której każdy element sieci (oprócz granicznych) połączony jest dokładnie z dwoma sąsiadującymi elementami.
26. Pozwala on użytkownikom przeglądać i zarządzać sprzętem podłączonym do komputera. Gdy sprzęt nie działa, zostaje w menedżerze urządzeń oznaczony.(odpowiedź napisz ze znakiem "_" pomiędzy słowami)
27. Jakie zagrożenie powoduje że możemy stracić słuch?
28. Co chroni nasze dłonie przed uszkodzeniami mechanicznymi, chemicznymi, mikrobiologicznymi czy termicznymi w zależności od ich rodzaju?(odpowiedź napisz ze znakiem "_" pomiędzy słowami)
34. Rodzaj licencji umożliwiającej wypróbowanie pełnej wersji programu komputerowego (lub jego wybranych funkcji) przez użytkownika przed zakupem. Jest on udostępniany za darmo lub za niedużą opłatą.
37. Elementy łączą się bezpośrednio, dynamicznie i niehierarchicznie z jak największą liczbą innych elementów i współpracują ze sobą w celu efektywnego trasowania danych. Sieć w topologii mesh pozwala na dynamiczne samoorganizowanie się i samokonfigurowanie.(odpowiedź napisz ze znakiem "_" pomiędzy słowami)
39. Przez za długie patrzenie w monitor oczy mogą się .......
40. Czym są wypełnione gaśnice którymi gasi się komputery.
41. Warstwa ta otrzymuje od różnych aplikacji dane, które muszą zostać odpowiednio zsynchronizowane. Synchronizacja występuje między warstwami sesji systemu nadawcy i odbiorcy.(model iso/osi)
46. Jakie oznaczenie mają produkty zgodne z przepisami UE?

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5. champagne brand, favourite of James Bond
8. pillow ..., dirty ..., baby ...
9. japanese delicacy
11. predatory fish found in both fresh and salt water
14. mythical son who flew too close to the sun
16. meaningless or unintelligible language
20. small church
21. smallest species of crocodilian
22. Green fleshed fruit, small flightless bird
23. family in the Godfather films
25. geographical measure of north-south position
26. to want or be interested in (romantically)
28. heterogeneous in origin or composition
29. gun dog breed: springer, cocker, cavalier
30. 2007 song by Alphabeat, the power to attract strong attention (noun)
32. Syracusian mathematician, inventor and engineer behind the method for determining the volume of an object with an irregular shape
34. surname of actor first nominated for an Academy award in 1951 for his portrayal of Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire
35. surname of anakin, luke and leia in Star Wars
38. word spelt by Miss Honey's class through mnemonic in 'Matilda' to Miss Trunchbull, who did not believe that they would be able to do so
39. the state of being free in a society
40. vice american crime drama starring Don Johnson
45. enemy of James Bond, played by Christoph Waltz, Charles Gray and Terry Savalas
47. small african antelope
49. event caused by runaway nuclear fusion in a white dwarf star
50. ring shaped island or reef surrounding a protected lagoon
53. person applying to a higher court for the reversal of a lower court's decision
55. species of small garden bird (plural)
57. dealing with the whole of something, or treating something as part of an interconnected whole
60. national flower of India
61. split between opposed sections of a belief system
63. drink compromised of vodka or gin, and vermouth, can be served with olives or lemon
66. first roman emperor
68. crown (spanish)
71. deepest discovered ocean trench
75. outspoken person against a regime
77. yes, or term of approval (sometimes seafaring)
78. large group of birds, usually starlings, flying and changing direction simultaneously
79. large predatory fish hunted for sport
82. longest english word without a vowel
84. american revolutionary nursery rhyme, gives its name to a colloquial term for Americans
85. oldest town in England
86. carbonated soft drink company
88. love rival of Dolly Parton in her 1973 song
89. rigid airship popular in the early 20th century
90. the state of being alone
91. particularly memorable moment
92. ancient city famed for its hanging gardens
94. Christian name of international superstar male model played by Ben Stiller

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1. city in southern ireland, home of Jack Gleeson (actor behind Joffrey Baratheon)
2. increasing the size of a bed brings both more and less of this
3. name given to the largest known protein, whose chemical name is the longest word in the english language
4. Surname of author behind Murder on the Orient Express, The ABC murders, and The Murder of Roger Ackroyd
5. youngest of the great houses of Westeros in the Game of Thrones universe
6. royal residence in Norfolk
7. italian car manufacturers
10. biblical man who parted the Red Sea
12. national tree of Ghana, seeds used to make chocolate
13. welsh form of Owen, christian name of the last king of Wales before foreign conquest
15. ever-present, found everywhere, widespread, common
17. confectionary company with collaborations with jerry garcia, barack obama and the rock band Phish
18. taken surname of Victoria Adams after her celebrity marriage in 1999
19. 2011 song by Noah and the Whale, spelt as seperated capitalised letters
21. a stifling grip, a submission technique
24. triange with 2 identical sides
27. indigenous american people from the southeast
29. Group containing E. Pankhurst, E. Davison, F. Drummond
31. russian theatre practitioner who gave his name to an acting technique which was the predecessor to method acting
33. costly WW1 defeat for Winston Churchill as First Lord of the Admiralty in 1916
36. title of the warlord of the Dothraki
37. surname of british siblings, one a music artist and the other the actor behind theon greyjoy
41. large migratory bird, a golf score of 3 under the par score for a hole
42. national animal of Canada
43. sauce made from basil, parmiggiano-reggiano, pine nuts, olive oil and salt
44. oldest town in Wales
46. location of the original site of the manufacture of Guiness
48. mental health disorder including periods of psychosis
51. debut solo album and title single by George Michael released in 1987
52. longest english word without consonants, musical mnemonic in Latin psalms
54. surname of actor who played Tyler Durden in Fight Club
55. national flower of the Netherlands
56. region of red wine making
58. shelter made from snow and ice
59. someone who dishonestly seeks and uses unfair advantages in competitve games
62. older woman interested in younger male partners
64. collective noun for two of something, specifically used for a group of two ducks; also a dental straightening device
65. portable round tent
67. deep longing for one's homeland (welsh)
69. son and husband of Jocasta in Greek theatre
70. national animal of tanzania
72. measurement of height
73. the process of change, method of scoring in rugby union
74. christian name of Maori filmmaker behind Jojo Rabbit and Thor: Ragnarok
76. the appearance of darkened skin due to sun exposure
78. ethnic group found in Kenya with distinctive red cloaked dress
80. enjoyable social activity or plan(irish slang)
81. national animal of colombia
83. to act crazily, or exceedingly amusing
86. collective noun for owls
87. peninsula of southern Greece, gives its name to the war fought between Athens and Sparta in Ancient Greece
93. second studio album by Abba in 1974

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3. deben ser los resultados del espacio muestral
5. de juegos al azar
8. unicos
10. que da lugar a uno o varios resultados
12. para detonar probabilidad
15. de probabilidad existentes
17. para denotar eventos específicos
18. finito de resultados
20. muestral
21. de que un evento no ocurra
23. de un solo resultado
24. existentes
25. que miden la probabilidad

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1. mas utilizados
2. de uno o más resultados
4. que representa espacio muestral
6. más usado
7. o mas eventos simples
9. tres tipos de
11. de la muestra
13. con la que se obtiene un resultado
14. de este experimento
16. muestral (letra)
19. aleatorios
22. de todos eventos simples

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2. device a device that uses oxygen under pressure to deliver artificial ventilations. its trigger is placed so the rescuer can operate it while still using both hands to maintain a seal on the face mask. it has automatic flow restriction to prevent overdelivers of oxygen to the patient.
6. a device that provides positive pressure ventilations. it includes settings designed to adjust ventilation rate and volume, is portable and is easily carried on an ambulance.
10. awareness that there may be injuries.
11. high pitched sound generated from partially obstructed airflow in upper airway.
12. a handheld device with a face mask and self-refilling bag that can be squeezed to provide artificial ventilations to a patient. it can deliver air from the atmosphere or oxygen from a supplemental oxygen supply system.
13. a process by which molecules move from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration.
15. the diffusion of oxygen and carbon dioxide between the alveoli and the blood and between the blood and the cells.
17. a cylinder filled with oxygen under pressure.
19. a blue or gray color resulting from lack of oxygen in the body.
20. the amount of air that reaches the alveoli.
22. impressions of the patients condition that is formed on the first approaching the patient, based not eh patients environment, chief complain and appearance.
23. what is medically wrong with the patient.
24. use of a vacuum device to remove blood, vomitus and other secretions or foreign materials from the airway.
28. breathing in and out, or artificial provision of breaths.
29. the reduction of breathing to the point where oxygen intake is not sufficient to support life.
35. curved device inserted through the patients mouth into the pharynx to help maintain open airway.
38. increased work of breathing; a sensation of shortness of breath.
41. in emergency medicine the reason Ems was called, usually in the patients own words.
44. airway that is open and clear and will remain open and clear without interference to the passage of air into and out of the body. this includes from nose or mouth to lungs.
45. injury caused by a blow that does not penetrate the skin or other body tissues.
46. a device connected to an oxygen cylinder to reduce cylinder pressure so it is safe for delivery of oxygen to a patient.
47. the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide between cells and circulating blood.
48. means of correcting blockage of the airway by moving the jaw forward without tilting head or neck.
49. means of correcting blockage of the airway by the tongue by tilting head back and lifting the chin.
50. flexible breathing tube inserted through the patients nostril into the pharynx to help maintain an open airway.
51. a device designed to be placed over a stoma or tracheostomy tube to provide supplemental oxygen.

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1. a device usually with a one-way valve to aid in artificial ventilation. a rescuer breathes through the valve when the mask is placed over the patients face. it also acts as a barrier to prevent contact with a patients breath or body fluids. it can be used with supplemental oxygen when fitted with an oxygen inlet.
3. a memory aid for classifying a patients level of responsiveness or mental status.
4. Contraction of smooth muscle that lines the bronchial passages that results in a decreased internal diameter of the airway and increased resistance to airflow.
5. actions taken to correct or manage a patients problems.
7. airway, breathing, and circulation
8. forcing air or oxygen into the lungs when a patient has stopped breathing or has inadequate breathing.
9. when breathing completely stops.
14. a permanent surgical opening in the neck through which the patient breathes.
16. a valve that indicates the flow of oxygen in liters per minute.
18. a force or forces that may have caused injury.
21. the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide between the alveoli and circulating blood in the pulmonary capillaries.
25. the first element in a patient assessment; steps taken for the purpose of discovering and dealing with any life-threatening problems. the 6 parts include: forming a general impression, assessing mental status, assessing airway, assessing breathing, assessing circulation, determining priority of patient for treatment and transport to hospital.
26. a face mask reservoir bag device that delivers high concentrations of oxygen. the patients exhaled air escapes through a valve and is not rebreathed.
27. mask a face mask and reservoir oxygen bag with no one - way valve to the reservoir bag so some exhaled air mixes with the oxygen; used in some patients to help preserve carbon dioxide levels in the blood to stimulate breathing.
30. the area around the wreckage of a vehicle collision or other incident within which special safety precautions should be taken.
31. the decision regarding the need for immediate transport of the patient versus further assessment and care at the scene.
32. Passageway by which air enters and leaves the body. Structures include nose, mouth, pharynx larynx, trachea, bronchi, and lungs.
33. a face mask and reservoir bag device that delivers specific concentrations of oxygen by mixing oxygen with inhaled air.
34. an insufficiency of oxygen in the body tissues.
36. injury caused by an object that passes through the skin or other body tissues.
37. steps taken when approaching the scene of an emergency call; checking scene safety, taking standard precautions, noting the mechanism of injury or nature of the patients illness, determining number of patients, and deciding what if any additional resources to call for.
39. a device connected to the flowmeter to add moisture to the dry oxygen coming from an oxygen cylinder.
40. Reflex Vomiting or retching that results when something is placed in the back of the pharynx. tied to swallow reflex.
42. a device that delivers low concentrations of oxygen through two prongs that rest in the patients nostrils.
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3. A raiz quadrada de 0,0256 é igual a
4. Eduarda decide calcular o tamanho do prédio em que ela mora, e então pede a seu pai que compre uma trena para ela poder fazer seus experimentos. Após estudar muito, para colocar em prática, tudo que aprendeu para fazer esse cálculo, em um belo dia ensolarado, ela sai de seu prédio e fica exatamente ao lado dele e observa a seguinte situação: ela que tem a altura de 1,60 metros, está projetando no chão, uma sombra de 40cm, enquanto o prédio projeta uma sombra de 5,5m. Com estas informações, ela calcula exatamente a altura do prédio. Considerando que ela acertou os cálculos, a altura do prédio é:
8. A uma mesma hora do dia e em uma mesma rua, uma árvore de 6 metros de altura tem uma sombra projetada no solo de 13,2 metros de comprimento. Uma torre de telefonia tem a sombra projetada de 44 metros. Qual a soma entre as medidas das alturas da árvore e da torre?
10. qual a simplificação de raiz de 300?
13. Um grupo de estudantes recebeu do professor de física a tarefa de determinar a altura de um poste de iluminação da escola. Para realizar a tarefa, os estudantes fixaram um bastão de madeira de 0,50 m, na posição vertical, ao lado do poste escolhido. Qual é a altura do poste, se as medidas das sombras do poste e do bastão projetadas no chão, foram respectivamente 3,0 m e 0,3 m?
18. Paulo cravou uma estaca de 1,5m em um terreno plano, próximo a um prédio, de modo que a estaca formasse um ângulo de 90° com o solo plano. Em determinado momento, mediu a sombra produzida pelo prédio e pela estaca no solo plano; constatou que a sombra do prédio media 15m e a sombra da estaca, 60cm. Qual a altura do prédio em metros?
20. Um torre tem 60 m de altura a uma certa hora do dia e produz uma sombra 12m de sua base. Um homem de 1,8 m de altura nesta mesma hora produzira uma sombra de aproximadamente quantos cm.
21. Qual o valor da soma dos algarismos da raiz quadrada de 3969?
22. Um menino de 1,50 m de altura observa em um dia ensolarado, a sombra de uma árvore e a sua própria sombra. Não dispondo de fita métrica ou de trena, ele toma uma corda, mede sua sombra e a compara com a da árvore, verificando esta ser 12 vezes maior que a sua. Nessas condições a altura da árvore é igual à:
23. A raiz cúbica de 125 é:

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1. A distância da parede até a sombra da torre da igreja às 15 horas é de 15 metros. Ao mesmo tempo, uma estaca de 22 centímetros é enfiada no chão, produzindo uma sombra de 15 centímetros. O comprimento da igreja é de 25 metros. Qual a altura aproximada da torre?
2. A sombra de um edifício, projetada pelo sol sobre um chão plano, mede 12 metros. Nesse mesmo momento, a sombra de um bastão vertical de 2 metros de altura mede 0,3 metros. Qual a altura do prédio?
5. Um trabalhador de 1,80 metros de altura, observa em um dia ensolarado a sombra de um prédio e a sua própria sombra. Visto que, o trabalhador não possuía fita métrica ou qualquer instrumento de medida usual, ele tomou um cordão, verificando que a sombra do prédio era 11,5 vezes maior que a sua. Com base no exposto, a altura do prédio será:
6. Um soldador, foi contratado para consertar um toldo, e para isso, precisava soldar uma barra de ferro, unindo as extremidades de outras duas barras perpendiculares, formando assim um triângulo retângulo. O problema neste caso, é que, como o toldo estava quebrado, o soldador não conseguiria medir a distância entre as duas extremidades, para que assim, preparasse a barra de ferro com o tamanho exato. O soldador, percebeu que naquele momento, a barra de ferro vertical, formava uma sombra no chão de 14 metros, e a distância entre as extremidades das sombras das duas barras, media 35 metros. Como o dono do toldo, sabia que a barra de ferro vertical media 2,5 metros, então o comprimento da barra de ferro, que o soldador deve preparar para soldar nas extremidades das duas barras perpendiculares deve ser igual a:
7. Qual é a raiz cúbica de 5832?
9. A raiz quadrada da raiz cúbica de 729 é:
11. O triângulo ACD representa um terreno que precisa ser cercado com um muro. Desse terreno, sabem-se as medidas dos seguintes segmentos de reta: AB = 18 m; BC = 24 m; CD = 50 m; AD = 28 m. Considerando que o segmento de reta BE é paralelo ao segmento de reta CD, e que o segmento de reta DE já está murado, resta cercar do terreno uma distância igual a
12. Sabe-se que no centro da cidade de Fortaleza tem um bastão de 3 m de altura e que ele está na vertical. Em certa hora da tarde, sua sombra projetada pelo sol sobre um chão plano, mede 2,5 m. Nesse mesmo instante, a sombra de um poste vertical que fica bem próximo a esse bastão, projeta uma sombra sobre um chão plano de 6 m. Podemos afirmar que a altura do poste é de:
14. Um poste de 2 m produz uma sombra de 80 cm. A altura de um edifício que no mesmo instante projeta uma sombra de 13 m é
15. Qual é a raiz quadrada de 1156?
16. Se a raiz quadrada de X vale 12, quanto é a metade de X?
17. metros Um exímio estudante de matemática observa que é possível saber o tamanho da sombra projetada por um edifício, usando a ideia de Razão e Proporção, fez uma experiência para comprovar sua teoria. Em um determinado dia e hora, observou que a sombra projetada por ele, era de 0,8 metros. Sabendo-se que sua altura é de 1,8 metros, foi possível calcular nesse mesmo dia e horário, a sombra projetada pelo edifício da rua de sua casa, que tem altura de 22,5 metros. Se esse estudante realizou os cálculos corretos, a sombra projetada pelo edifício mediu:
19. O Teorema de Tales afirma que, em um triângulo, se uma linha paralela a um dos lados intersecta os outros dois lados, essa linha divide os lados em segmentos proporcionais. Considere o triângulo ABC, onde a linha DE é paralela ao lado BC e intercepta os lados AB e AC nos pontos D e E, respetivamente. Se AD = 3 cm, DB = 6 cm, AE = 4 cm e EC = X cm. Aponte a alternativa que contenha o produto de X.

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2. Which polyphenolic compounds exert anti-gout effects by regulating the AGE-RAGE pathway and influencing urate transporters such as GLUT9 and URAT1?14
4. Which ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporter plays a crucial role in urate transport, hyperuricemia, and early-onset gout, particularly through intestinal urate elimination?13
7. Another name of gout
10. The medications are also known as uremia drugs that increase urine excretion and reduce uric acid as well as prevent a recurrence. For example, probenecid, benzbromarone, sulfinpyrazon3
11. Which class of medications, including empagliflozin, increases glycosuria, stimulates uric acid excretion, and inhibits its reabsorption, potentially benefiting gout patients?17
16. Which type of inhibitors can lower hypoxanthine production, which in turn reduces xanthine and uric acid production, thus providing a new mode of action for anti-gout medicines?9
17. What type of vitamin can use in preventing the development and recurrence of gout?4
20. Which imaging technique is used to detect urate crystal deposits and inflammation in gout patients?
21. Which pathway reuse purine?7
22. Which is the ultimate product of purine catabolism in humans2
23. Which medication decreases glomerular filtration rate (GFR) and reduces uric acid secretion in the proximal tubule and potentially worsen gout?17
26. These medications, which are frequently used to treat gout and hyperuricemia, can selectively block xanthine oxidase and lower the formation of uric acid with manageable adverse effects.3
28. A water-soluble plant alkaloid use as a drug for gout treatment. It primarily prevents MSU-induced immunological activation of various inflammations by preventing the formation and polymerization of microtubule proteins.3
33. Which class of medications, often used to reduce inflammation, is commonly prescribed to manage acute gout attacks?3
34. A non-purine xanthine oxidase inhibitor that has equivalent efficacy in the majority of gout patients who are sensitive to allopurinol.3
37. Which ethnic group has been found to have a higher prevalence of gout compared to others?11
40. The primary cytokines involved in gout flares5
41. Gout is a common and curable disease characterized by the deposition of __________ in articular and non-articular structures.1
43. What is a potential complication of gout, caused by the formation of uric acid crystals in the kidneys, that can lead to severe pain and obstruction?
46. A membrane transporter is responsible for the largest amount of uric acid reabsorption; thus, its inhibitors are a very effective and promising family of uricosuric medicines that aim to increase renal urate excretion by lowering urate anions reabsorption.9
47. What is the most significant risk factor for the development of gout?1
48. Which class of medications, including dihydropyridines (e.g., amlodipine), has a good effect on gout by dilating afferent arterioles, increasing glomerular filtration rate (GFR), and enhancing uric acid filtration?17
49. The medications are rapid and effective in relieving pain and inflammation in patients with acute gout3
50. What is the procedure that fluid is withdrawn from a joint to check for monosodium urate crystals, which helps in diagnosing gout?

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1. Which novel β-sulfonyl nitrile compound selectively inhibits the NLRP3 inflammasome in neutrophils and macrophages and has been shown to reduce MSU crystal-induced joint inflammation in mice?16
3. What is the most commonly affected joint in the foot during a gout attack?13
5. Which medication belong to uricosuric agents commonly prescribed for gout?3
6. Which formation is the cardinal feature of advanced gout?6
8. Gout is an _______ disease characterized by acute or chronic inflammation and damage to bone joints induced due to the precipitation of monosodium urate (MSU) crystals.10
9. Uric acid builds up due to dysfunction of this organ
12. In which bodily fluid are monosodium urate (MSU) crystals identified to confirm a diagnosis of gout?8
13. Enzyme replacement therapy, a powerful uric acid lowering drugs that promote the regression of gout tophi3
14. Which gender is more commonly affected by gout?11
15. Which type of medications, including chemotherapies, increase cell turnover and lead to a higher purine burden, potentially triggering gout?17
18. Which common over-the-counter medication, often used for pain relief, when taken in low doses, can increase serum urate levels and potentially trigger gout, but decreases serum urate at higher doses by inhibiting tubular reabsorption of uric acid?17
19. PEGylated recombinant uricase that has been approved for the treatment of resistant gout. It removes huge amounts of tissue monosodium urate deposits more quickly and efficiently in severe gout in case it is limited by its immunogenicity5
24. Which pathway newly creates purine?7
25. ACID Which medication with URAT1 and OAT2 transporters in the nephron, leading to decreased urinary excretion of uric acid and potentially worsening gout?17
27. Which type of beverage, commonly consumed in excess, is associated with a higher risk of gout attacks due to its ability to elevate uric acid levels?17
29. Which immune cells act as double-edged swords in gout by both initiating acute inflammation and contributing to its resolution?10
30. A precursor of oxypurinol, attaches itself to the xanthine oxidase active site and prevents the last stage of purine degradation without influencing the production of purine nucleosides.3
31. What type of medication is used as a second-line urate-lowering therapy (ULT) for patients who are resistant to or intolerant of xanthine oxidase inhibitors (XOI)?15
32. Which gene encodes the glucose transporter GLUT9 and plays a key role in mediating urate reabsorption in the proximal renal tubule?15
35. What metabolic condition is a major risk factor for gout due to its association with increased uric acid levels?11
36. Which fruit is known for its potential to reduce uric acid levels and help manage gout symptoms?12
38. Which gene encodes URAT1 and regulates urate reabsorption from the urine in the renal tubular apical membrane?15
39. Disorder of which metabolism can cause gout?2
42. Which immune cells respond to MSU crystals by activating specific receptors and releasing proinflammatory molecules?10
44. Carbohydrate that increase uric acid production lead to risk of hyperuremia
45. Which antihypertensive medication inhibits the uptake of uric acid by the URAT1 transporter in the nephron and may help reduce uric acid levels in gout patients?17

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9. We sometimes think of these troll campaigns as the informational equivalent of food poisoning: bad inputs into a __________ but basically rational system. The Verge Mar 5, 2019
10. In both Gosling and Gyllenhaal, meanwhile, there’s a quiet, sad-eyed __________ that gestures toward a new kind of leading man, or at least a new perspective on the ones of yesteryear. The Guardian Nov 26, 2018
12. Vesting power in athletes to reform sports is not historically __________. New York Times Apr 8, 2019
14. Next month, the Supreme Court will consider whether Mr. Evans’s use of dozens of __________ challenges — ones that do not require giving a reason — to exclude black prospective jurors violated the Constitution. New York Times Feb 18, 2019
15. Cancer cells do not exhibit “carelessness” and are not “__________”; there are no “choices by a cell not to perform its regular housekeeping chores” or to use T cells as “human shields”. Nature　Apr 7, 2019
16. As with Samsung’s ill-fated Galaxy Gear, the Galaxy Fold is likely to yield many __________ lessons for its product category. The Verge　Feb 21, 2019
18. Comparisons with “Oleanna” are unavoidable, but Burgess is a far less __________ playwright than David Mamet. Los Angeles Times Apr 19, 2019
23. However, even the most __________ of tips lose their effect when a director of the company is on board and issues his orders. Murder on the Orient Express
24. Another issue we highlighted is that less __________ aspects of change accompanied eras of rapid progress. Nature　Feb 15, 2018
25. Fragmented by design, the book’s structure heightens the immediacy of its testimony but often __________ its inquiry into wider issues. The New Yorker　Mar 11, 2019
26. But in that 12-year period, Myspace was an unprecedented repository of the __________ products of endless subcultures, from fashion to memes to music. The Guardian　Apr 9, 2019
31. The violence in her household was a private matter; invoking the police was, in this perspective, seen to be siding with an element considered __________ to her community. The New Yorker Jan 11, 2019
32. Did it turn you into this brazen, __________ person who asked for what she wanted in spite of usually being racked with social anxiety? When Dimple Met Rishi
33. These kinds of mistakes were not __________ events. Blink
35. Wells are polluted, raw sewage courses through __________ streams, and residents rely on subsistence crops of corn, bean, yucca and bananas. Los Angeles Times　Apr 4, 2019
36. Massive construction vehicles drag building supplies through delicate habitat, and light and noise pollution disturb and displace __________ and nocturnal species. Scientific American　Jan 2, 2019

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1. Then they broke the evil bridge and set red flames in the __________ fields and departed. The Return of the King
2. No politician shines as brightly or behaves at their most crass and __________ as they do when they’re dancing for votes and money. Salon Mar 30, 2019
3. It competed against the __________ mob howl and the rhythmic cries of the Fundie claques that formed mob-islands within the mob. I, Robot
4. Of course, any __________ viewer of Rocky and Bullwinkle knew that the squirrel was the brains of the outfit. Scientific American Dec 7, 2017
5. Unable longer to endure the lash of his __________ wit, Shaynon turned and left them alone on the balcony. Brown, Arthur William
6. When he joined Ged and Serret for supper he sat silent, looking up at his young wife sometimes with a hard, __________ glance. A Wizard of Earthsea
7. Esi’s childhood world is one of dreams, visions, and premonitions, which burst onto the screen with a spare, frank simplicity, reflecting the precocious yet __________ sensitivity with which she confronts implacable realities. The New Yorker Mar 28, 2019
8. There is a plain irony in the pursuer, a master of __________, suing for defamation in this particular context. BBC Mar 27, 2019
11. All you needed at the beginning was a small group of geeks; and there was no need for the kind of initial massive initial funding that the __________ dotcoms absorbed. The Guardian Feb 3, 2019
13. The Times commissioned two first-person essays, one from Drake, on the “shameful stain” of these eruptions and the “__________ coddling of overly sensitive readers.” The New Yorker Mar 21, 2019
17. It is the face that everyone remembers: that __________ close-up of the tear-riven visage of French actress Maria Falconetti, maintaining agonised composure as her Joan of Arc is consumed by flames before a braying mob. The Guardian Feb 10, 2019
19. He said he wanted to marry her, although, given his romantic history otherwise, it seems as if their long separations were in some way a key to his ardor. The New Yorker Apr 8, 2019
20. The Pulitzer jurors cited him “for __________ and searching reviews and essays that joined warm emotion and careful analysis in examining a broad range of books addressing government and the American experience.” Washington Post Apr 15, 2019
21. As a narrator, Eli is a casual philosopher who takes in the glory and consequence of the smallest __________ details, and his acute observations are often refracted through his singular lens of farce and surrealism. Washington Post Apr 3, 2019
22. Heaven __________ that ABC should re-examine the writing and production values of a telecast that is notoriously bloated, forced and un-fun to watch. Washington Post　Aug 9, 2018
27. Brown was typically attired in all black and typically __________ when we met last week in his apartment with sweeping views of San Francisco. Washington Post Apr 10, 2019
28. Proulx’s stories are bumpy rides through a corner of the American West that seems fertile only in producing __________ and loneliness and pain.” New York Times Dec 4, 2018
29. But that does not __________ the validity of the old saying that “in the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.” Forbes Jun 3, 2013
30. Vieira said the difficulties at both clubs made life “really quite interesting” for two such __________ coaches. The Guardian　Jan 15, 2019
34. On June 29, 2015, Dart wrote Visa and MasterCard a __________ letter implying that he would prosecute them if they continued to let Backpage.com—the sheriff’s new target, a classified ad site—use their services. Slate Dec 2, 2015

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3. In production, the production of items only as demanded for use or to replace those taken for use. See: pull signal.
6. stock Inventory in the transportation network and the distribution system, including the flow through intermediate stocking points.
7. Acronym for cost of goods sold.
9. An extreme change in the supply position upstream in a supply chain generated by a small change in demand downstream in the supply chain. Inventory can quickly move from being backordered to being excess. This is caused by the serial nature of communicating orders up the chain with the inherent transportation delays of moving product down the chain. The bullwhip effect can be eliminated by synchronizing the supply chain.
11. A facility configuration in which operations of a similar nature or function are grouped together.
14. The ability to quickly plan, source, make, and deliver to adapt and respond to changes in the competitive environment.
15. "_ Material":Purchased items or extracted materials that are converted via the manufacturing process into components and products.
16. manufacturing A type of manufacturing process used for large, often unique, items or structures that require a custom design capability (engineer-to-order). This type of process is highly flexible and can cope with a broad range of product designs and design changes. This process usually uses a fixed-position type layout. See: batch (fourth definition), continuous production, job shop (second definition), process manufacturing, project, repetitive manufacturing.
17. A manufacturing or service unit consisting of a number of workstations and the materials transport mechanisms and storage buffers that interconnect them.
19. A planned series of actions or operations (e.g., mechanical, electrical, chemical, inspection, or test) that advances a material or procedure from one stage of completion to another.
21. The rate at which the system generates goal units. It is always expressed for a given time period, such as per month, week, day, or even minute.
22. A chart that shows the operations, transportations, storages, delays, inspections, and so on related to a process, to better understand processes, and they are an output of a flowcharting process. The flowchart is one of the seven tools of quality.
24. "_ Stock":In general, a quantity of stock planned to be in inventory to protect against fluctuations in demand or supply.
25. production method A production planning method that maintains a stable production rate while varying inventory levels to meet demand.
26. The capability of a system to perform its expected function.
28. A regular route for pickup of mixed loads from several suppliers.
30. In manufacturing, this refers to the jobs at a given work center waiting to be processed
32. A facility, function, department, or resource whose capacity is less than the demand placed upon it.
33. “_ zone”–In forecasting, the periods when no changes can be made to work orders based on changes in demand. This provides stability to the master production schedule. See: liquid zone, slushy zone.
35. Japanese word. The place where humans create value or the real workplace. Gemba also is a philosophy: “Go to the actual place; see the actual work.”
37. "_swan":phenomena are highly unlikely events that have massive impacts on a business or society on the rare occasions they occur.
38. "_ shop": A type of manufacturing process used to produce items to each customer’s specifications. Production operations are designed to handle a wide range of product designs and are performed at fixed plant locations using general-purpose equipment

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1. In production, the production of items at times required by a given schedule planned in advance.
2. The ability of the manufacturing system to respond quickly, in terms of range and time, to external or internal changes
4. In transportation, placing shipments from multiple companies together in the same shipment in order to reduce the costs of each shipment. 2) In production, that action that combines in parallel previously independent processes to reduce the total variance compared with the variances that would occur when the processes were independent.
5. “_ diagram”: Cause-and-effect diagram.
8. The amount of good or acceptable material available after the completion of a process. It is usually computed as the final amount divided by the initial amount converted to a decimal or percentage.
10. A predictable, repetitive pattern of demand measured within a year, during which time the demand grows and declines.
12. A production planning method that maintains a stable inventory level while varying production to meet demand.
13. "_ map":A diagram of the flow of a production process or service process through the production system. Standardized symbols are used to designate processing, flow directions, branching decisions, input/ output, and other aspects of the process.
17. A production system in which the productive equipment is organized and sequenced according to the steps involved to produce the product. This term denotes that material flow is continuous during the production process. The routing of the jobs is fixed, and setups are seldom changed. Syns.: continuous flow (production), continuous manufacturing, continuous process. See: mass production, project manufacturing.
18. "_'s Law": When a system has fixed capacity and is relatively stable, the lead time and work-in-process (WIP) inventory level are proportional, and an increase or decrease in either WIP or lead time will produce a proportional change in the other.
19. A type of layout in which the good or product is stationary and the workers come to the site to work on it.
20. The Japanese term for improvement.
23. "_ Serie Analysis: Analysis of any variable classified by time in which the values of the variable are functions of the time periods
27. The process of withdrawing from stock the components to make assemblies or finished goods.
29. A philosophy of production that emphasizes the minimization of the amount of all the resources (including time) used in the various activities of the enterprise. It involves identifying and eliminating non-value-adding activities in design, production, supply chain management, and customer management.
31. "_ Level" A measure (usually expressed as a percentage) of satisfying demand through inventory or by the current production schedule in time to satisfy the customers’ requested delivery dates and quantities.
34. Any seller of an item in the marketplace.
36. The classification of a group of items in decreasing order of annual dollar volume (price multiplied by projected volume) or other criteria.

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3. She used to drink coffee with Conrad and is passionate about animal ethics and whether or not zero is a number.
9. Famous for saying “winner winner winner” this person lived with Hannah and Conrad in Canberra and is now a barrister.
14. He is the youngest of three children and is always on the go, he has had a childhood of sailing, drumming and many ice-cream scoop devouring.
15. He used to tell Hannah that his middle name was Caractacus. As a child he had an imaginary friend who was a frog and a favourite toy called Old Ted or Super Ted and a dog called Joey. Hannah used to listen to him practice trumpet and he was her hero. He is famous for making ruptured duck and fried tempeh.
16. When he was about 3 years old he got a large chopping knife and cut a slice of the drawer. When his mum found him he said “I’m just trimming the drawer mum”. He had a pet mouse he used to carry in his pocket and once made a maze for it in the living room. He used to save injured birds and build motor bikes. He now lives in Melbourne and recently moved into a new house.
19. He loves “Where’s Wally” and listening to his dad’s music. He will be 3 this year. He’s famous for saying “we don’t have snow because we’re Jewish”.
20. She loves dancing, pilates and yoga. She draws in her spare time but always find the second eye of a face difficult. She collects everyone’s sayings and gets tunes stuck in her head.
21. She is famous for posing for nude photography to save the forests. She was one of Britain’s earliest police officers and worked in an armament factory during the war. As a little girl Hannah used to describe her as Hannah’s best friend. She used to let Hannah share her bed.
25. He loves Star Wars and his skateboard. He has one sister and lives in Melbourne. He is Hannah’s godson.
27. He is always humming and singing, his children grew up to his stories, songs and German Christmas carols. As a youngster he and his friends were rowing a boat that had a hole in it, but stoically continued to row as it sank because some girls were watching. His name means man of the forest. Used to do judo with Conrad.
28. When this person was born, Conrad thought her name was Zebra. Taught her sister basic maths before she even started school. She loves ceramics and creating with clay. Is currently researching the perfect puppy to join her family.
31. Her favourite ballet is the Nut Cracker, she loves her kite that her grandpa made for her. One of her favourite foods is sushi.
32. She is a librarian who likes rock climbing and geocaching.
34. He loves metropolitan trains and can tell you ever stop on the Hurstbridge line. He is famous for saying “the guinea pig ate him”. He is very creative and loves spelling. He loves watching the Inside Out movie and imagining that he is the character “Anger”.
38. When Hannah was a child, this person was one of her favourite people. She used to spoil Hannah and give her chocolates that her parents would never allow. Hannah remembers this person’s dinner parties and marzipan covered fruit cakes. She used to be a German teacher and is originally from Scotland.
39. She is famous for being organised, doing craft (especially knitting) and gardening. She turns every part of the yard into a garden.
40. She has always spoilt Hannah and Alastair. Once she hid ice-creams in the park for Hannah and Alastair to find and said they had got there by magic. She plays the violin and used to be a teacher and is famous for her Saville orange marmalade.
42. This person makes his own wine and has known Hannah since the 1980s. He is tall and once saved Hannah when she got herself stuck up a tree.
43. Hannah first met this person in London, they went to the portrait gallery together. She is one of two Hungarians at today’s wedding.
46. He is the first man Hannah ever loved. He loves riding his bike and growing wasabi, turmeric and figs.
47. As a child he dressed up as a Hobbit and went to school on his knees. He learnt to bake so that he could eat as many cookies as he wanted. Used to give his sisters ‘kangaroo rides’ up and down the passageway. When he was a small child he organised a wedding anniversary for his parents - secretly shopping when he wasn’t allowed to go too far alone, hiding cutlery and plates in his room and organising the whole family to be there.
49. When Hannah first met this person, he was in a band and she thought he was so cool. He makes radio programs including a recent one on euthanasia.
50. Outgoing and bright, this young lady and middle child is a life saver, a wave dancer and all round ocean dweller. When on land she is an outstanding lacrosse chaser.
51. Hannah used to call this person “the Honey Man” he once gave her a tour of the smelter at Bell Bay. He has run sheep with Richard and is a wool classer.
52. Known to Hannah as Onkers who’s gone Bonkers, this year marks 30 years since he started dialysis and 20 years since his kidney transplant. He loves cycling and is famous for his delicious desserts.
53. She is learning ballet and has a little sister. Her name is musical.
56. This person used to live with Hannah and called her the Han-grenade. He is famous for his haiku and the philosophy of identity.
57. She is a wild footy fan and enjoys playing Bridge. She lived in Africa and America and has owned several black poodles. She now lives outside Hobart and Hannah and Conrad are going to her beach house for their honeymoon.
60. Known as E-Bomb this person helped decorate one of the cakes for today’s wedding. She speaks French.
61. She is the flower girl today and loves watching Frozen.

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1. Once when at the beach he saw a pod of dolphins and went out to swim with them. Musically-minded he can be found in a boy band music video on youtube.
2. This person helps Hannah with her ballet and enjoys tai chi. He hosts exchange students at his house in Melbourne.
4. She loves riding her bike and her favourite colour is probably dark grey. She speaks French and went on a school trip to Japan. The first time she met Conrad she was 12 and brought along short bread biscuits that she made including gluten free ones for Alastair.
5. As a little girl, she wanted sandals so she took her shoes and cut the backs out of them. She also made fringes on her sister’s books with scissors. She is famous for her pumpkin pie and is proud of her strawberry patch.
6. She has long thin feet and a PhD. She enjoys running, swimming and being outside. She and her husband used to own a plot of land in the African bushveld. She likes a good coffee (especially with a generous splash of kahlua in it!)
7. He is very musical and a wonderful teacher. He has known his wife since they were in their late teens and early twenties. He recently recorded an album.
8. She met Hannah in law school and is now a barrister, Hannah was impressed by her passion for social justice. She got married in a vintage dress and now has a beautiful son. She recently went to a dress up party as Wonder Woman.
10. He is writing a novel and holds the firm belief that we'll one day be living on Mars. He lives in Melbourne and recently got married.
11. This person lived with Hannah and Conrad and met Hannah at law school. She writes novels and once lived in Tasmania where she went to Friends school. She travelled here from Laos.
12. This person was Hannah’s neighbour at university, Hannah met her as she strung fairy lights on her roof. She is a lawyer in Melbourne.
13. She makes authentic pasta and speaks Italian. She learnt ballet as a child and photography as an adult. She is famous for bringing little acts of creativity into every moment and travelled the furthest to be here today.
17. She loves a good debate, studied science and works as a teacher. She studied teaching at Harvard.
18. She is famous for her fruitcake which she makes with her grandmother’s original recipe she has made one for today’s wedding. She loves Chanel No 5 perfume.
22. When Hannah met this person she was 9 and wanted to be a journalist. This person helped her prepare an ABC broadcast as a school project which included Hannah putting a cardboard box on her head as the “TV”. He loves wine and gave Hannah a French chopping knife in 2003. He will soon have two Drs in front of his name and he knows ancient Greek.
23. Hannah met this person in a History and Philosophy of Science class. At the time she worked in a theatre. It was through Hannah that this person met her future husband. She is from Western Australia and used to have dread locks. She is now a doctor.
24. She is known to do yoga in a “bell jar” t-shirt. She once lived in New Zealand and now lives in Australia. She is a founding member of the Feminist Coffee Club (other members include Lisa, Hannah and Conrad). She works for the ABC.
26. She speaks Spanish and writes novels, this person has walked the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in Spain. She is vegetarian and learnt African dancing in West Africa.
29. She is famous for the cakes and treasure hunts she made for her children’s birthdays. She loves screen printing and does beautiful water colours. She is always taking photos of natural textures. She grew up by a platinum mine where her father worked as a doctor. She is famous for swimming even when the water is chilly.
30. Famous for saying “ooh la la” this person used to make croissants in Canberra. He has a green thumb and helped prepare one of the cakes for the wedding.
33. She loves yoga and surfing and when she was little she used to draw on the walls behind bookshelves so that no one would find them.
35. He has always called Hannah “knee monster” He made one of the cakes for today’s wedding and is famous for playing the piano.
36. He was born in Indonesia and is of Dutch heritage. He enjoys photography and lives in Hobart.
37. She paints beautiful paintings and collects Hungarian porcelain figures. She studied psychology and enjoys spending time on her farm in country Victoria.
40. He used to play soccer until he got an injury that still affects him today. He is famous for making jokes and telling tall stories that Hannah always believes. He was born in a town at the end of Hadrian’s wall called Wallsend. He now lives in Melbourne and works for the Melbourne medical school.
41. Hannah met this person in a pilates class and they have been friends ever since. She often calls Hannah a work dork and has joined Hannah at the farmers markets most weekends since 2014. She is famous for saying “Where’s my F**ing pony.”
44. He met his future wife on a road trip, she was sitting in the back while he drove and he fell in love with her reflection in the rear view mirror. He used to do long distance running and windsurfing.
45. He is famous for playing Irish jigs and when Daniel first met this person he thought this person’s name was Tawny Asty.
48. He is from Denmark and loves the Chelsea football team. He travelled here from Laos.
49. He barracks for Carlton and loves fishing. He’s famous for his old answering phone message that used to make everyone laugh.
54. Hannah spent a Halloween with this person, who dressed up as the Santa Maria. As a child she always had a ribbon or ‘long thin thing’ with her. Her mother has always spoken French to her and she recently got into a College in the US.
55. He loves BMX bikes and modern architecture. He grew up in Sydney and his mother is a nurse.
58. He is an ethicist and a daring baker and Conrad and Hannah have eaten his Croque en Bouche.
59. he loves playing chess, doing Karate and is a blue belt. He’s great at maths and science. He’s recently been helping Grandma make bread and Grandpa with the BBQ fire.

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2. This person was Hannah’s neighbour at university, Hannah met her as she strung fairy lights on her roof. She is a lawyer in Melbourne.
5. He is from Denmark and loves the Chelsea football team. He travelled here from Laos.
7. He used to tell Hannah that his middle name was Caractacus. As a child he had an imaginary friend who was a frog and a favourite toy called Old Ted or Super Ted and a dog called Joey. Hannah used to listen to him practice trumpet and he was her hero. He is famous for making ruptured duck and fried tempeh.
9. She loves dancing, pilates and yoga. She draws in her spare time but always find the second eye of a face difficult. She collects everyone’s sayings and gets tunes stuck in her head.
11. She is a librarian who likes rock climbing and geocaching.
12. She paints beautiful paintings and collects Hungarian porcelain figures. She studied psychology and enjoys spending time on her farm in country Victoria.
13. He loves metropolitan trains and can tell you ever stop on the Hurstbridge line. He is famous for saying “the guinea pig ate him”. He is very creative and loves spelling. He loves watching the Inside Out movie and imagining that he is the character “Anger”.
15. She is famous for her fruitcake which she makes with her grandmother’s original recipe she has made one for today’s wedding. She loves Chanel No 5 perfume.
17. He loves “Where’s Wally” and listening to his dad’s music. He will be 3 this year. He’s famous for saying “we don’t have snow because we’re Jewish”.
21. When Hannah was a child, this person was one of her favourite people. She used to spoil Hannah and give her chocolates that her parents would never allow. Hannah remembers this person’s dinner parties and marzipan covered fruit cakes. She used to be a German teacher and is originally from Scotland.
23. This person makes his own wine and has known Hannah since the 1980s. He is tall and once saved Hannah when she got herself stuck up a tree.
24. When Hannah met this person she was 9 and wanted to be a journalist. This person helped her prepare an ABC broadcast as a school project which included Hannah putting a cardboard box on her head as the “TV”. He loves wine and gave Hannah a French chopping knife in 2003. He will soon have two Drs in front of his name and he knows ancient Greek.
25. Hannah met this person in a History and Philosophy of Science class. At the time she worked in a theatre. It was through Hannah that this person met her future husband. She is from Western Australia and used to have dread locks. She is now a doctor.
27. Hannah first met this person in London, they went to the portrait gallery together. She is one of two Hungarians at today’s wedding.
30. need clue
33. She is a wild footy fan and enjoys playing Bridge. She lived in Africa and America and has owned several black poodles. She now lives outside Hobart and Hannah and Conrad are going to her beach house for their honeymoon.
35. Famous for saying “ooh la la” this person used to make croissants in Canberra. He has a green thumb and helped prepare one of the cakes for the wedding.
37. Her favourite ballet is the Nut Cracker, she loves her kite that her grandpa made for her. One of her favourite foods is sushi.
40. She has long thin feet and a PhD. She enjoys running, swimming and being outside. She and her husband used to own a plot of land in the African bushveld. She likes a good coffee (especially with a generous splash of kahlua in it!)
41. When he was about 3 years old he got a large chopping knife and cut a slice of the drawer. When his mum found him he said “I’m just trimming the drawer mum”. He had a pet mouse he used to carry in his pocket and once made a maze for it in the living room. He used to save injured birds and build motor bikes. He now lives in Melbourne and recently moved into a new house.
44. He barracks for Carlton and loves fishing. He’s famous for his old answering phone message that used to make everyone laugh.
47. Known to Hannah as Onkers who’s gone Bonkers, this year marks 30 years since he started dialysis and 20 years since his kidney transplant. He loves cycling and is famous for his delicious desserts.
48. he loves playing chess, doing Karate and is a blue belt. He’s great at maths and science. He’s recently been helping Grandma make bread and Grandpa with the BBQ fire.
50. This person used to live with Hannah and called her the Han-grenade. He is famous for his haiku and the philosophy of identity.
52. This person helps Hannah with her ballet and enjoys tai chi. He hosts exchange students at his house in Melbourne.
53. As a little girl, she wanted sandals so she took her shoes and cut the backs out of them. She also made fringes on her sister’s books with scissors. She is famous for her pumpkin pie and is proud of her strawberry patch.
54. She loves a good debate, studied science and works as a teacher. She studied teaching at Harvard.
55. She is famous for posing for nude photography to save the forests. She was one of Britain’s earliest police officers and worked in an armament factory during the war. As a little girl Hannah used to describe her as Hannah’s best friend. She used to let Hannah share her bed.
56. He is very musical and a wonderful teacher. He has known his wife since they were in their late teens and early twenties. He recently recorded an album.
57. He is writing a novel and holds the firm belief that we'll one day be living on Mars. He lives in Melbourne and recently got married.
59. As a child he dressed up as a Hobbit and went to school on his knees. He learnt to bake so that he could eat as many cookies as he wanted. Used to give his sisters ‘kangaroo rides’ up and down the passageway. When he was a small child he organised a wedding anniversary for his parents - secretly shopping when he wasn’t allowed to go too far alone, hiding cutlery and plates in his room and organising the whole family to be there.
60. Outgoing and bright, this young lady and middle child is a life saver, a wave dancer and all round ocean dweller. When on land she is an outstanding lacrosse chaser.
61. She speaks Spanish and writes novels, this person has walked the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in Spain. She is vegetarian and learnt African dancing in West Africa.

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1. When Hannah first met this person, he was in a band and she thought he was so cool. He makes radio programs including a recent one on euthanasia.
2. Famous for saying “winner winner winner” this person lived with Hannah and Conrad in Canberra and is now a barrister.
3. He is always humming and singing, his children grew up to his stories, songs and German Christmas carols. As a youngster he and his friends were rowing a boat that had a hole in it, but stoically continued to row as it sank because some girls were watching. His name means man of the forest. Used to do judo with Conrad.
4. need clue
6. Hannah spent a Halloween with this person, who dressed up as the Santa Maria. As a child she always had a ribbon or ‘long thin thing’ with her. Her mother has always spoken French to her and she recently got into a College in the US.
8. He has always called Hannah “knee monster” He made one of the cakes for today’s wedding and is famous for playing the piano.
10. She is learning ballet and has a little sister. Her name is musical.
14. When this person was born, Conrad thought her name was Zebra. Taught her sister basic maths before she even started school. She loves ceramics and creating with clay. Is currently researching the perfect puppy to join her family.
16. He is the first man Hannah ever loved. He loves riding his bike and growing wasabi, turmeric and figs.
18. She makes authentic pasta and speaks Italian. She learnt ballet as a child and photography as an adult. She is famous for bringing little acts of creativity into every moment and travelled the furthest to be here today.
19. He was born in Indonesia and is of Dutch heritage. He enjoys photography and lives in Hobart.
20. She is famous for the cakes and treasure hunts she made for her children’s birthdays. She loves screen printing and does beautiful water colours. She is always taking photos of natural textures. She grew up by a platinum mine where her father worked as a doctor. She is famous for swimming even when the water is chilly.
22. He is an ethicist and a daring baker and Conrad and Hannah have eaten his Croque en Bouche.
26. He loves Star Wars and his skateboard. He has one sister and lives in Melbourne. He is Hannah’s godson.
28. He is famous for playing Irish jigs and when Daniel first met this person he thought this person’s name was Tawny Asty.
29. She is famous for being organised, doing craft (especially knitting) and gardening. She turns every part of the yard into a garden.
31. Hannah used to call this person “the Honey Man” he once gave her a tour of the smelter at Bell Bay. He has run sheep with Richard and is a wool classer.
32. She loves yoga and surfing and when she was little she used to draw on the walls behind bookshelves so that no one would find them.
34. She is known to do yoga in a “bell jar” t-shirt. She once lived in New Zealand and now lives in Australia. She is a founding member of the Feminist Coffee Club (other members include Lisa, Hannah and Conrad). She works for the ABC.
36. Hannah met this person in a pilates class and they have been friends ever since. She often calls Hannah a work dork and has joined Hannah at the farmers markets most weekends since 2014. She is famous for saying “Where’s my F**ing pony.”
38. Once when at the beach he saw a pod of dolphins and went out to swim with them. Musically-minded he can be found in a boy band music video on youtube.
39. She loves riding her bike and her favourite colour is probably dark grey. She speaks French and went on a school trip to Japan. The first time she met Conrad she was 12 and brought along short bread biscuits that she made including gluten free ones for Alastair.
41. He loves BMX bikes and modern architecture. He grew up in Sydney and his mother is a nurse.
42. Known as E-Bomb this person helped decorate one of the cakes for today’s wedding. She speaks French.
43. She has always spoilt Hannah and Alastair. Once she hid ice-creams in the park for Hannah and Alastair to find and said they had got there by magic. She plays the violin and used to be a teacher and is famous for her Saville orange marmalade.
44. He used to play soccer until he got an injury that still affects him today. He is famous for making jokes and telling tall stories that Hannah always believes. He was born in a town at the end of Hadrian’s wall called Wallsend. He now lives in Melbourne and works for the Melbourne medical school.
45. She met Hannah in law school and is now a barrister, Hannah was impressed by her passion for social justice. She got married in a vintage dress and now has a beautiful son. She recently went to a dress up party as Wonder Woman.
46. She used to drink coffee with Conrad and is passionate about animal ethics and whether or not zero is a number.
49. She is the flower girl today and loves watching Frozen.
51. He met his future wife on a road trip, she was sitting in the back while he drove and he fell in love with her reflection in the rear view mirror. He used to do long distance running and windsurfing.
58. This person lived with Hannah and Conrad and met Hannah at law school. She writes novels and once lived in Tasmania where she went to Friends school. She travelled here from Laos.

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5. Once when at the beach he saw a pod of dolphins and went out to swim with them. Musically-minded he can be found in a boy band music video on youtube.
7. This person was Hannah’s neighbour at university, Hannah met her as she strung fairy lights on her roof. She is a lawyer in Melbourne.
9. He met his future wife on a road trip, she was sitting in the back while he drove and he fell in love with her reflection in the rear view mirror. He used to do long distance running and windsurfing.
11. He used to tell Hannah that his middle name was Caractacus. As a child he had an imaginary friend who was a frog and a favourite toy called Old Ted or Super Ted and a dog called Joey. Hannah used to listen to him practice trumpet and he was her hero. He is famous for making ruptured duck and fried tempeh.
12. She loves dancing, pilates and yoga. She draws in her spare time but always find the second eye of a face difficult. She collects everyone’s sayings and gets tunes stuck in her head.
16. She has long thin feet and a PhD. She enjoys running, swimming and being outside. She and her husband used to own a plot of land in the African bushveld. She likes a good coffee (especially with a generous splash of kahlua in it!)
17. She is famous for posing for nude photography to save the forests. She was one of Britain’s earliest police officers and worked in an armament factory during the war. As a little girl Hannah used to describe her as Hannah’s best friend. She used to let Hannah share her bed.
19. Known to Hannah as Onkers who’s gone Bonkers, this year marks 30 years since he started dialysis and 20 years since his kidney transplant. He loves cycling and is famous for his delicious desserts.
21. Famous for saying “winner winner winner” this person lived with Hannah and Conrad in Canberra and is now a barrister.
24. He loves Star Wars and his skateboard. He has one sister and lives in Melbourne. He is Hannah’s godson.
26. She is a wild footy fan and enjoys playing Bridge. She lived in Africa and America and has owned several black poodles. She now lives outside Hobart and Hannah and Conrad are going to her beach house for their honeymoon.
27. She is the flower girl today and loves watching Frozen.
28. He barracks for Carlton and loves fishing. He’s famous for his old answering phone message that used to make everyone laugh.
29. He has always called Hannah “knee monster” He made one of the cakes for today’s wedding and is famous for playing the piano.
32. She is famous for the cakes and treasure hunts she made for her children’s birthdays. She loves screen printing and does beautiful water colours. She is always taking photos of natural textures. She grew up by a platinum mine where her father worked as a doctor. She is famous for swimming even when the water is chilly.
33. She met Hannah in law school and is now a barrister, Hannah was impressed by her passion for social justice. She got married in a vintage dress and now has a beautiful son. She recently went to a dress up party as Wonder Woman.
36. When he was about 3 years old he got a large chopping knife and cut a slice of the drawer. When his mum found him he said “I’m just trimming the drawer mum”. He had a pet mouse he used to carry in his pocket and once made a maze for it in the living room. He used to save injured birds and build motor bikes. He now lives in Melbourne and recently moved into a new house.
37. She is famous for her fruitcake which she makes with her grandmother’s original recipe she has made one for today’s wedding. She loves Chanel No 5 perfume.
42. He is famous for playing Irish jigs and when Daniel first met this person he thought this person’s name was Tawny Asty.
43. When this person was born, Conrad thought her name was Zebra. Taught her sister basic maths before she even started school. She loves ceramics and creating with clay. Is currently researching the perfect puppy to join her family.
44. This person lived with Hannah and Conrad and met Hannah at law school. She writes novels and once lived in Tasmania where she went to Friends school. She travelled here from Laos.
47. This person makes his own wine and has known Hannah since the 1980s. He is tall and once saved Hannah when she got herself stuck up a tree.
48. He is the first man Hannah ever loved. He loves riding his bike and growing wasabi, turmeric and figs.
50. Hannah met this person in a History and Philosophy of Science class. At the time she worked in a theatre. It was through Hannah that this person met her future husband. She is from Western Australia and used to have dread locks. She is now a doctor.
52. As a child he dressed up as a Hobbit and went to school on his knees. He learnt to bake so that he could eat as many cookies as he wanted. Used to give his sisters ‘kangaroo rides’ up and down the passageway. When he was a small child he organised a wedding anniversary for his parents - secretly shopping when he wasn’t allowed to go too far alone, hiding cutlery and plates in his room and organising the whole family to be there.
53. This person helps Hannah with her ballet and enjoys tai chi. He hosts exchange students at his house in Melbourne.
55. Hannah met this person in a pilates class and they have been friends ever since. She often calls Hannah a work dork and has joined Hannah at the farmers markets most weekends since 2014. She is famous for saying “Where’s my F**ing pony.”
56. She loves riding her bike and her favourite colour is probably dark grey. She speaks French and went on a school trip to Japan. The first time she met Conrad she was 12 and brought along short bread biscuits that she made including gluten free ones for Alastair.
58. He is from Denmark and loves the Chelsea football team. He travelled here from Laos.
59. Outgoing and bright, this young lady and middle child is a life saver, a wave dancer and all round ocean dweller. When on land she is an outstanding lacrosse chaser.

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1. She loves yoga and surfing and when she was little she used to draw on the walls behind bookshelves so that no one would find them.
2. Famous for saying “ooh la la” this person used to make croissants in Canberra. He has a green thumb and helped prepare one of the cakes for the wedding.
3. She has always spoilt Hannah and Alastair. Once she hid ice-creams in the park for Hannah and Alastair to find and said they had got there by magic. She plays the violin and used to be a teacher and is famous for her Saville orange marmalade.
4. He is writing a novel and holds the firm belief that we'll one day be living on Mars. He lives in Melbourne and recently got married.
6. Her favourite ballet is the Nut Cracker, she loves her kite that her grandpa made for her. One of her favourite foods is sushi.
7. When Hannah met this person she was 9 and wanted to be a journalist. This person helped her prepare an ABC broadcast as a school project which included Hannah putting a cardboard box on her head as the “TV”. He loves wine and gave Hannah a French chopping knife in 2003. He will soon have two Drs in front of his name and he knows ancient Greek.
8. She loves a good debate, studied science and works as a teacher. She studied teaching at Harvard.
10. She makes authentic pasta and speaks Italian. She learnt ballet as a child and photography as an adult. She is famous for bringing little acts of creativity into every moment and travelled the furthest to be here today.
13. As a little girl, she wanted sandals so she took her shoes and cut the backs out of them. She also made fringes on her sister’s books with scissors. She is famous for her pumpkin pie and is proud of her strawberry patch.
14. When Hannah was a child, this person was one of her favourite people. She used to spoil Hannah and give her chocolates that her parents would never allow. Hannah remembers this person’s dinner parties and marzipan covered fruit cakes. She used to be a German teacher and is originally from Scotland.
15. She is a librarian who likes rock climbing and geocaching.
18. He was born in Indonesia and is of Dutch heritage. He enjoys photography and lives in Hobart.
20. She paints beautiful paintings and collects Hungarian porcelain figures. She studied psychology and enjoys spending time on her farm in country Victoria.
22. He loves metropolitan trains and can tell you ever stop on the Hurstbridge line. He is famous for saying “the guinea pig ate him”. He is very creative and loves spelling. He loves watching the Inside Out movie and imagining that he is the character “Anger”.
23. She is learning ballet and has a little sister. Her name is musical.
25. She is known to do yoga in a “bell jar” t-shirt. She once lived in New Zealand and now lives in Australia. She is a founding member of the Feminist Coffee Club (other members include Lisa, Hannah and Conrad). She works for the ABC.
30. She is famous for being organised, doing craft (especially knitting) and gardening. She turns every part of the yard into a garden.
31. She speaks Spanish and writes novels, this person has walked the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in Spain. She is vegetarian and learnt African dancing in West Africa.
33. He is always humming and singing, his children grew up to his stories, songs and German Christmas carols. As a youngster he and his friends were rowing a boat that had a hole in it, but stoically continued to row as it sank because some girls were watching. His name means man of the forest. Used to do judo with Conrad.
34. He loves “Where’s Wally” and listening to his dad’s music. He will be 3 this year. He’s famous for saying “we don’t have snow because we’re Jewish”.
35. Hannah first met this person in London, they went to the portrait gallery together. She is one of two Hungarians at today’s wedding.
38. He loves BMX bikes and modern architecture. He grew up in Sydney and his mother is a nurse.
39. Known as E-Bomb this person helped decorate one of the cakes for today’s wedding. She speaks French.
40. She used to drink coffee with Conrad and is passionate about animal ethics and whether or not zero is a number.
41. This person used to live with Hannah and called her the Han-grenade. He is famous for his haiku and the philosophy of identity.
45. Hannah used to call this person “the Honey Man” he once gave her a tour of the smelter at Bell Bay. He has run sheep with Richard and is a wool classer.
46. When Hannah first met this person, he was in a band and she thought he was so cool. He makes radio programs including a recent one on euthanasia.
49. He is very musical and a wonderful teacher. He has known his wife since they were in their late teens and early twenties. He recently recorded an album.
51. he loves playing chess, doing Karate and is a blue belt. He’s great at maths and science. He’s recently been helping Grandma make bread and Grandpa with the BBQ fire.
53. Hannah spent a Halloween with this person, who dressed up as the Santa Maria. As a child she always had a ribbon or ‘long thin thing’ with her. Her mother has always spoken French to her and she recently got into a College in the US.
54. He is an ethicist and a daring baker and Conrad and Hannah have eaten his Croque en Bouche.
56. She is famous for her hugs and says that in a previous life she was a cat. A few years ago she made a dramatic career change. She speaks Cantonese and has a huge social media following. She recently spent a few weeks in San Francisco. She is famous for her Eaton Mess.
57. He used to play soccer until he got an injury that still affects him today. He is famous for making jokes and telling tall stories that Hannah always believes. He was born in a town at the end of Hadrian’s wall called Wallsend. He now lives in Melbourne and works for the Melbourne medical school.

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2. He barracks for Carlton and loves fishing. He’s famous for his old answering phone message that used to make everyone laugh.
5. She is a librarian who likes rock climbing and geocaching.
8. She met Hannah in law school and is now a barrister, Hannah was impressed by her passion for social justice. She got married in a vintage dress and now has a beautiful son. She recently went to a dress up party as Wonder Woman.
11. She is the flower girl today and loves watching Frozen.
12. She has long thin feet and a PhD. She enjoys running, swimming and being outside. She and her husband used to own a plot of land in the African bushveld. She likes a good coffee (especially with a generous splash of kahlua in it!)
14. He was born in Indonesia and is of Dutch heritage. He enjoys photography and lives in Hobart.
17. Famous for saying “winner winner winner” this person lived with Hannah and Conrad in Canberra and is now a barrister.
18. When Hannah was a child, this person was one of her favourite people. She used to spoil Hannah and give her chocolates that her parents would never allow. Hannah remembers this person’s dinner parties and marzipan covered fruit cakes. She used to be a German teacher and is originally from Scotland.
20. he loves playing chess, doing Karate and is a blue belt. He’s great at maths and science. He’s recently been helping Grandma make bread and Grandpa with the BBQ fire.
23. need clue
24. She paints beautiful paintings and collects Hungarian porcelain figures. She studied psychology and enjoys spending time on her farm in country Victoria.
25. She makes authentic pasta and speaks Italian. She learnt ballet as a child and photography as an adult. She is famous for bringing little acts of creativity into every moment and travelled the furthest to be here today.
26. Outgoing and bright, this young lady and middle child is a life saver, a wave dancer and all round ocean dweller. When on land she is an outstanding lacrosse chaser.
31. need clue
33. She is a wild footy fan and enjoys playing Bridge. She lived in Africa and America and has owned several black poodles. She now lives outside Hobart and Hannah and Conrad are going to her beach house for their honeymoon.
34. Hannah used to call this person “the Honey Man” he once gave her a tour of the smelter at Bell Bay. He has run sheep with Richard and is a wool classer.
38. She loves orchids and has travelled through Asia, Europe and India. One of her favourite places is Crenorne.
39. She used to drink coffee with Conrad and is passionate about animal ethics and whether or not zero is a number.
40. Hannah met this person in a pilates class and they have been friends ever since. She often calls Hannah a work dork and has joined Hannah at the farmers markets most weekends since 2014. She is famous for saying “Where’s my F**ing pony.”
41. When this person was born, Conrad thought her name was Zebra. Taught her sister basic maths before she even started school. She loves ceramics and creating with clay. Is currently researching the perfect puppy to join her family.
43. He is from Denmark and loves the Chelsea football team. He travelled here from Laos.
44. Hannah spent a Halloween with this person, who dressed up as the Santa Maria. As a child she always had a ribbon or ‘long thin thing’ with her. Her mother has always spoken French to her and she recently got into a College in the US.
45. She is known to do yoga in a “bell jar” t-shirt. She once lived in New Zealand and now lives in Australia. She is a founding member of the Feminist Coffee Club (other members include Lisa, Hannah and Conrad). She works for the ABC.
46. He is writing a novel and holds the firm belief that we'll one day be living on Mars. He lives in Melbourne and recently got married.
47. She is famous for her fruitcake which she makes with her grandmother’s original recipe she has made one for today’s wedding. She loves Chanel No 5 perfume.
51. When Hannah first met this person, he was in a band and she thought he was so cool. He makes radio programs including a recent one on euthanasia.
52. As a child he dressed up as a Hobbit and went to school on his knees. He learnt to bake so that he could eat as many cookies as he wanted. Used to give his sisters ‘kangaroo rides’ up and down the passageway. When he was a small child he organised a wedding anniversary for his parents - secretly shopping when he wasn’t allowed to go too far alone, hiding cutlery and plates in his room and organising the whole family to be there.
53. When Hannah met this person she was 9 and wanted to be a journalist. This person helped her prepare an ABC broadcast as a school project which included Hannah putting a cardboard box on her head as the “TV”. He loves wine and gave Hannah a French chopping knife in 2003. He will soon have two Drs in front of his name and he knows ancient Greek.
55. She has always spoilt Hannah and Alastair. Once she hid ice-creams in the park for Hannah and Alastair to find and said they had got there by magic. She plays the violin and used to be a teacher and is famous for her Saville orange marmalade.
57. This person makes his own wine and has known Hannah since the 1980s. He is tall and once saved Hannah when she got herself stuck up a tree.
60. Famous for saying “ooh la la” this person used to make croissants in Canberra. He has a green thumb and helped prepare one of the cakes for the wedding.
61. Known as E-Bomb this person helped decorate one of the cakes for today’s wedding. She speaks French.

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1. This person lived with Hannah and Conrad and met Hannah at law school. She writes novels and once lived in Tasmania where she went to Friends school. She travelled here from Laos.
3. She is learning ballet and has a little sister. Her name is musical.
4. Hannah first met this person in London, they went to the portrait gallery together. She is one of two Hungarians at today’s wedding.
6. As a little girl, she wanted sandals so she took her shoes and cut the backs out of them. She also made fringes on her sister’s books with scissors. She is famous for her pumpkin pie and is proud of her strawberry patch.
7. Once when at the beach he saw a pod of dolphins and went out to swim with them. Musically-minded he can be found in a boy band music video on youtube.
8. This person used to live with Hannah and called her the Han-grenade. He is famous for his haiku and the philosophy of identity.
9. He loves “Where’s Wally” and listening to his dad’s music. He will be 3 this year. He’s famous for saying “we don’t have snow because we’re Jewish”.
10. She is famous for the cakes and treasure hunts she made for her children’s birthdays. She loves screen printing and does beautiful water colours. She is always taking photos of natural textures. She grew up by a platinum mine where her father worked as a doctor. She is famous for swimming even when the water is chilly.
13. He loves Star Wars and his skateboard. He has one sister and lives in Melbourne. He is Hannah’s godson.
15. Known to Hannah as Onkers who’s gone Bonkers, this year marks 30 years since he started dialysis and 20 years since his kidney transplant. He loves cycling and is famous for his delicious desserts.
16. She speaks Spanish and writes novels, this person has walked the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in Spain. She is vegetarian and learnt African dancing in West Africa.
19. He is always humming and singing, his children grew up to his stories, songs and German Christmas carols. As a youngster he and his friends were rowing a boat that had a hole in it, but stoically continued to row as it sank because some girls were watching. His name means man of the forest. Used to do judo with Conrad.
21. She loves dancing, pilates and yoga. She draws in her spare time but always find the second eye of a face difficult. She collects everyone’s sayings and gets tunes stuck in her head.
22. He used to play soccer until he got an injury that still affects him today. He is famous for making jokes and telling tall stories that Hannah always believes. He was born in a town at the end of Hadrian’s wall called Wallsend. He now lives in Melbourne and works for the Melbourne medical school.
23. She is famous for being organised, doing craft (especially knitting) and gardening. She turns every part of the yard into a garden.
24. She loves riding her bike and her favourite colour is probably dark grey. She speaks French and went on a school trip to Japan. The first time she met Conrad she was 12 and brought along short bread biscuits that she made including gluten free ones for Alastair.
27. Her favourite ballet is the Nut Cracker, she loves her kite that her grandpa made for her. One of her favourite foods is sushi.
28. He is the first man Hannah ever loved. He loves riding his bike and growing wasabi, turmeric and figs.
29. He is very musical and a wonderful teacher. He has known his wife since they were in their late teens and early twenties. He recently recorded an album.
30. When he was about 3 years old he got a large chopping knife and cut a slice of the drawer. When his mum found him he said “I’m just trimming the drawer mum”. He had a pet mouse he used to carry in his pocket and once made a maze for it in the living room. He used to save injured birds and build motor bikes. He now lives in Melbourne and recently moved into a new house.
32. This person helps Hannah with her ballet and enjoys tai chi. He hosts exchange students at his house in Melbourne.
35. He used to tell Hannah that his middle name was Caractacus. As a child he had an imaginary friend who was a frog and a favourite toy called Old Ted or Super Ted and a dog called Joey. Hannah used to listen to him practice trumpet and he was her hero. He is famous for making ruptured duck and fried tempeh.
36. She loves a good debate, studied science and works as a teacher. She studied teaching at Harvard.
37. She is famous for posing for nude photography to save the forests. She was one of Britain’s earliest police officers and worked in an armament factory during the war. As a little girl Hannah used to describe her as Hannah’s best friend. She used to let Hannah share her bed.
42. He has always called Hannah “knee monster” He made one of the cakes for today’s wedding and is famous for playing the piano.
48. Hannah met this person in a History and Philosophy of Science class. At the time she worked in a theatre. It was through Hannah that this person met her future husband. She is from Western Australia and used to have dread locks. She is now a doctor.
49. He loves BMX bikes and modern architecture. He grew up in Sydney and his mother is a nurse.
50. He met his future wife on a road trip, she was sitting in the back while he drove and he fell in love with her reflection in the rear view mirror. He used to do long distance running and windsurfing.
54. He is famous for playing Irish jigs and when Daniel first met this person he thought this person’s name was Tawny Asty.
55. This person was Hannah’s neighbour at university, Hannah met her as she strung fairy lights on her roof. She is a lawyer in Melbourne.
56. He loves metropolitan trains and can tell you ever stop on the Hurstbridge line. He is famous for saying “the guinea pig ate him”. He is very creative and loves spelling. He loves watching the Inside Out movie and imagining that he is the character “Anger”.
58. She loves yoga and surfing and when she was little she used to draw on the walls behind bookshelves so that no one would find them.
59. He is an ethicist and a daring baker and Conrad and Hannah have eaten his Croque en Bouche.

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1. He is always humming and singing, his children grew up to his stories, songs and German Christmas carols. As a youngster he and his friends were rowing a boat that had a hole in it, but stoically continued to row as it sank because some girls were watching. His name means man of the forest. Used to do judo with Conrad.
3. As a child he dressed up as a Hobbit and went to school on his knees. He learnt to bake so that he could eat as many cookies as he wanted. Used to give his sisters ‘kangaroo rides’ up and down the passageway. When he was a small child he organised a wedding anniversary for his parents - secretly shopping when he wasn’t allowed to go too far alone, hiding cutlery and plates in his room and organising the whole family to be there.
4. When Hannah first met this person, he was in a band and she thought he was so cool. He makes radio programs including a recent one on euthanasia.
8. She is the flower girl today and loves watching Frozen.
13. He loves metropolitan trains and can tell you ever stop on the Hurstbridge line. He is famous for saying “the guinea pig ate him”. He is very creative and loves spelling. He loves watching the Inside Out movie and imagining that he is the character “Anger”.
15. Hannah used to call this person “the Honey Man” he once gave her a tour of the smelter at Bell Bay. He has run sheep with Richard and is a wool classer.
19. This person lived with Hannah and Conrad and met Hannah at law school. She writes novels and once lived in Tasmania where she went to Friends school. She travelled here from Laos.
20. He loves BMX bikes and modern architecture. He grew up in Sydney and his mother is a nurse.
22. When Hannah was a child, this person was one of her favourite people. She used to spoil Hannah and give her chocolates that her parents would never allow. Hannah remembers this person’s dinner parties and marzipan covered fruit cakes. She used to be a German teacher and is originally from Scotland.
23. He is the first man Hannah ever loved. He loves riding his bike and growing wasabi, turmeric and figs.
24. He is the youngest of three children and is always on the go, he has had a childhood of sailing, drumming and many ice-cream scoop devouring.
25. He loves “Where’s Wally” and listening to his dad’s music. He will be 3 this year. He’s famous for saying “we don’t have snow because we’re Jewish”.
29. She is one of the youngest guests at our wedding today, she will turn 2 in March. She has one older sister.
31. When Hannah met this person she was 9 and wanted to be a journalist. This person helped her prepare an ABC broadcast as a school project which included Hannah putting a cardboard box on her head as the “TV”. He loves wine and gave Hannah a French chopping knife in 2003. He will soon have two Drs in front of his name and he knows ancient Greek.
32. He is famous for playing Irish jigs and when Daniel first met this person he thought this person’s name was Tawny Asty.
34. Famous for saying “ooh la la” this person used to make croissants in Canberra. He has a green thumb and helped prepare one of the cakes for the wedding.
36. Hannah first met this person in London, they went to the portrait gallery together. She is one of two Hungarians at today’s wedding.
37. She speaks Spanish and writes novels, this person has walked the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in Spain. She is vegetarian and learnt African dancing in West Africa.
41. Her favourite ballet is the Nut Cracker, she loves her kite that her grandpa made for her. One of her favourite foods is sushi.
42. He has always called Hannah “knee monster” He made one of the cakes for today’s wedding and is famous for playing the piano.
45. He is an ethicist and a daring baker and Conrad and Hannah have eaten his Croque en Bouche.
46. She met Hannah in law school and is now a barrister, Hannah was impressed by her passion for social justice. She got married in a vintage dress and now has a beautiful son. She recently went to a dress up party as Wonder Woman.
47. He used to play soccer until he got an injury that still affects him today. He is famous for making jokes and telling tall stories that Hannah always believes. He was born in a town at the end of Hadrian’s wall called Wallsend. He now lives in Melbourne and works for the Melbourne medical school.
48. She is famous for posing for nude photography to save the forests. She was one of Britain’s earliest police officers and worked in an armament factory during the war. As a little girl Hannah used to describe her as Hannah’s best friend. She used to let Hannah share her bed.
50. He is very musical and a wonderful teacher. He has known his wife since they were in their late teens and early twenties. He recently recorded an album.
52. She paints beautiful paintings and collects Hungarian porcelain figures. She studied psychology and enjoys spending time on her farm in country Victoria.
54. he loves playing chess, doing Karate and is a blue belt. He’s great at maths and science. He’s recently been helping Grandma make bread and Grandpa with the BBQ fire.
55. When this person was born, Conrad thought her name was Zebra. Taught her sister basic maths before she even started school. She loves ceramics and creating with clay. Is currently researching the perfect puppy to join her family.
56. She loves riding her bike and her favourite colour is probably dark grey. She speaks French and went on a school trip to Japan. The first time she met Conrad she was 12 and brought along short bread biscuits that she made including gluten free ones for Alastair.
57. This person makes his own wine and has known Hannah since the 1980s. He is tall and once saved Hannah when she got herself stuck up a tree.
58. She speaks Italian and had a short career as a singer in her early high school years. She is a teacher and a health instructor and has run the Burnie 10. She lives in Hobart and has two beautiful daughters.
61. This person used to live with Hannah and called her the Han-grenade. He is famous for his haiku and the philosophy of identity.

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1. She loves orchids and has travelled through Asia, Europe and India. One of her favourite places is Crenorne.
2. She loves a good debate, studied science and works as a teacher. She studied teaching at Harvard.
4. She has always spoilt Hannah and Alastair. Once she hid ice-creams in the park for Hannah and Alastair to find and said they had got there by magic. She plays the violin and used to be a teacher and is famous for her Saville orange marmalade.
5. This person helps Hannah with her ballet and enjoys tai chi. He hosts exchange students at his house in Melbourne.
6. She used to drink coffee with Conrad and is passionate about animal ethics and whether or not zero is a number.
7. She loves yoga and surfing and when she was little she used to draw on the walls behind bookshelves so that no one would find them.
9. He met his future wife on a road trip, she was sitting in the back while he drove and he fell in love with her reflection in the rear view mirror. He used to do long distance running and windsurfing.
10. She used to visit Delamere during holidays and was always Director of the family Christmas eve play which included dancing to Madonna songs and doing a beauty demonstration on Hannah. She is famous for her choc mint ice cream.
11. She is famous for her fruitcake which she makes with her grandmother’s original recipe she has made one for today’s wedding. She loves Chanel No 5 perfume.
12. Hannah spent a Halloween with this person, who dressed up as the Santa Maria. As a child she always had a ribbon or ‘long thin thing’ with her. Her mother has always spoken French to her and she recently got into a College in the US.
14. As a little girl, she wanted sandals so she took her shoes and cut the backs out of them. She also made fringes on her sister’s books with scissors. She is famous for her pumpkin pie and is proud of her strawberry patch.
16. When he was about 3 years old he got a large chopping knife and cut a slice of the drawer. When his mum found him he said “I’m just trimming the drawer mum”. He had a pet mouse he used to carry in his pocket and once made a maze for it in the living room. He used to save injured birds and build motor bikes. He now lives in Melbourne and recently moved into a new house.
17. She is famous for being organised, doing craft (especially knitting) and gardening. She turns every part of the yard into a garden.
18. She is known to do yoga in a “bell jar” t-shirt. She once lived in New Zealand and now lives in Australia. She is a founding member of the Feminist Coffee Club (other members include Lisa, Hannah and Conrad). She works for the ABC.
21. He loves Star Wars and his skateboard. He has one sister and lives in Melbourne. He is Hannah’s godson.
26. She is learning ballet and has a little sister. Her name is musical.
27. Hannah met this person in a History and Philosophy of Science class. At the time she worked in a theatre. It was through Hannah that this person met her future husband. She is from Western Australia and used to have dread locks. She is now a doctor.
28. He is from Denmark and loves the Chelsea football team. He travelled here from Laos.
30. Famous for saying “winner winner winner” this person lived with Hannah and Conrad in Canberra and is now a barrister.
33. Known as E-Bomb this person helped decorate one of the cakes for today’s wedding. She speaks French.
35. She loves dancing, pilates and yoga. She draws in her spare time but always find the second eye of a face difficult. She collects everyone’s sayings and gets tunes stuck in her head.
38. He is writing a novel and holds the firm belief that we'll one day be living on Mars. He lives in Melbourne and recently got married.
39. She makes authentic pasta and speaks Italian. She learnt ballet as a child and photography as an adult. She is famous for bringing little acts of creativity into every moment and travelled the furthest to be here today.
40. She is famous for the cakes and treasure hunts she made for her children’s birthdays. She loves screen printing and does beautiful water colours. She is always taking photos of natural textures. She grew up by a platinum mine where her father worked as a doctor. She is famous for swimming even when the water is chilly.
43. Known to Hannah as Onkers who’s gone Bonkers, this year marks 30 years since he started dialysis and 20 years since his kidney transplant. He loves cycling and is famous for his delicious desserts.
44. This person was Hannah’s neighbour at university, Hannah met her as she strung fairy lights on her roof. She is a lawyer in Melbourne.
49. She lives in a straw bale house and did her PhD in Illinois. She is vegetarian and works as a laboratory technician. She used to make little mice out of felt.
50. He used to tell Hannah that his middle name was Caractacus. As a child he had an imaginary friend who was a frog and a favourite toy called Old Ted or Super Ted and a dog called Joey. Hannah used to listen to him practice trumpet and he was her hero. He is famous for making ruptured duck and fried tempeh.
51. He was born in Indonesia and is of Dutch heritage. He enjoys photography and lives in Hobart.
53. Once when at the beach he saw a pod of dolphins and went out to swim with them. Musically-minded he can be found in a boy band music video on youtube.
59. Hannah met this person in a pilates class and they have been friends ever since. She often calls Hannah a work dork and has joined Hannah at the farmers markets most weekends since 2014. She is famous for saying “Where’s my F**ing pony.”
60. Outgoing and bright, this young lady and middle child is a life saver, a wave dancer and all round ocean dweller. When on land she is an outstanding lacrosse chaser.

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2. He is an ethicist and a daring baker and Conrad and Hannah have eaten his Croque en Bouche.
5. This person makes his own wine and has known Hannah since the 1980s. He is tall and once saved Hannah when she got herself stuck up a tree.
7. She has long thin feet and a PhD. She enjoys running, swimming and being outside. She and her husband used to own a plot of land in the African bushveld. She likes a good coffee (especially with a generous splash of kahlua in it!)
8. He barracks for Carlton and loves fishing. He’s famous for his old answering phone message that used to make everyone laugh.
10. Known as E-Bomb this person helped decorate one of the cakes for today’s wedding. She speaks French.
15. Hannah used to call this person “the Honey Man” he once gave her a tour of the smelter at Bell Bay. He has run sheep with Richard and is a wool classer.
16. He loves metropolitan trains and can tell you ever stop on the Hurstbridge line. He is famous for saying “the guinea pig ate him”. He is very creative and loves spelling. He loves watching the Inside Out movie and imagining that he is the character “Anger”.
18. He loves BMX bikes and modern architecture. He grew up in Sydney and his mother is a nurse.
19. She met Hannah in law school and is now a barrister, Hannah was impressed by her passion for social justice. She got married in a vintage dress and now has a beautiful son. She recently went to a dress up party as Wonder Woman.
22. She makes authentic pasta and speaks Italian. She learnt ballet as a child and photography as an adult. She is famous for bringing little acts of creativity into every moment and travelled the furthest to be here today.
24. She paints beautiful paintings and collects Hungarian porcelain figures. She studied psychology and enjoys spending time on her farm in country Victoria.
27. When Hannah was a child, this person was one of her favourite people. She used to spoil Hannah and give her chocolates that her parents would never allow. Hannah remembers this person’s dinner parties and marzipan covered fruit cakes. She used to be a German teacher and is originally from Scotland.
29. This person was Hannah’s neighbour at university, Hannah met her as she strung fairy lights on her roof. She is a lawyer in Melbourne.
30. Known to Hannah as Onkers who’s gone Bonkers, this year marks 30 years since he started dialysis and 20 years since his kidney transplant. He loves cycling and is famous for his delicious desserts.
33. She loves a good debate, studied science and works as a teacher. She studied teaching at Harvard.
34. Her favourite ballet is the Nut Cracker, she loves her kite that her grandpa made for her. One of her favourite foods is sushi.
35. She speaks Spanish and writes novels, this person has walked the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in Spain. She is vegetarian and learnt African dancing in West Africa.
39. This person lived with Hannah and Conrad and met Hannah at law school. She writes novels and once lived in Tasmania where she went to Friends school. She travelled here from Laos.
41. Famous for saying “winner winner winner” this person lived with Hannah and Conrad in Canberra and is now a barrister.
42. She is famous for being organised, doing craft (especially knitting) and gardening. She turns every part of the yard into a garden.
44. Hannah first met this person in London, they went to the portrait gallery together. She is one of two Hungarians at today’s wedding.
47. As a child he dressed up as a Hobbit and went to school on his knees. He learnt to bake so that he could eat as many cookies as he wanted. Used to give his sisters ‘kangaroo rides’ up and down the passageway. When he was a small child he organised a wedding anniversary for his parents - secretly shopping when he wasn’t allowed to go too far alone, hiding cutlery and plates in his room and organising the whole family to be there.
49. When this person was born, Conrad thought her name was Zebra. Taught her sister basic maths before she even started school. She loves ceramics and creating with clay. Is currently researching the perfect puppy to join her family.
52. She is learning ballet and has a little sister. Her name is musical.
53. Hannah spent a Halloween with this person, who dressed up as the Santa Maria. As a child she always had a ribbon or ‘long thin thing’ with her. Her mother has always spoken French to her and she recently got into a College in the US.
54. She is the flower girl today and loves watching Frozen.
55. Hannah met this person in a pilates class and they have been friends ever since. She often calls Hannah a work dork and has joined Hannah at the farmers markets most weekends since 2014. She is famous for saying “Where’s my F**ing pony.”
56. As a little girl, she wanted sandals so she took her shoes and cut the backs out of them. She also made fringes on her sister’s books with scissors. She is famous for her pumpkin pie and is proud of her strawberry patch.
58. He met his future wife on a road trip, she was sitting in the back while he drove and he fell in love with her reflection in the rear view mirror. He used to do long distance running and windsurfing.

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1. Famous for saying “ooh la la” this person used to make croissants in Canberra. He has a green thumb and helped prepare one of the cakes for the wedding.
3. She used to drink coffee with Conrad and is passionate about animal ethics and whether or not zero is a number.
4. He is always humming and singing, his children grew up to his stories, songs and German Christmas carols. As a youngster he and his friends were rowing a boat that had a hole in it, but stoically continued to row as it sank because some girls were watching. His name means man of the forest. Used to do judo with Conrad.
6. She loves dancing, pilates and yoga. She draws in her spare time but always find the second eye of a face difficult. She collects everyone’s sayings and gets tunes stuck in her head.
8. He used to play soccer until he got an injury that still affects him today. He is famous for making jokes and telling tall stories that Hannah always believes. He was born in a town at the end of Hadrian’s wall called Wallsend. He now lives in Melbourne and works for the Melbourne medical school.
9. Once when at the beach he saw a pod of dolphins and went out to swim with them. Musically-minded he can be found in a boy band music video on youtube.
11. She is a wild footy fan and enjoys playing Bridge. She lived in Africa and America and has owned several black poodles. She now lives outside Hobart and Hannah and Conrad are going to her beach house for their honeymoon.
12. When he was about 3 years old he got a large chopping knife and cut a slice of the drawer. When his mum found him he said “I’m just trimming the drawer mum”. He had a pet mouse he used to carry in his pocket and once made a maze for it in the living room. He used to save injured birds and build motor bikes. He now lives in Melbourne and recently moved into a new house.
13. She is famous for posing for nude photography to save the forests. She was one of Britain’s earliest police officers and worked in an armament factory during the war. As a little girl Hannah used to describe her as Hannah’s best friend. She used to let Hannah share her bed.
14. He loves “Where’s Wally” and listening to his dad’s music. He will be 3 this year. He’s famous for saying “we don’t have snow because we’re Jewish”.
17. She is a librarian who likes rock climbing and geocaching.
20. He loves Star Wars and his skateboard. He has one sister and lives in Melbourne. He is Hannah’s godson.
21. He is very musical and a wonderful teacher. He has known his wife since they were in their late teens and early twenties. He recently recorded an album.
23. He used to tell Hannah that his middle name was Caractacus. As a child he had an imaginary friend who was a frog and a favourite toy called Old Ted or Super Ted and a dog called Joey. Hannah used to listen to him practice trumpet and he was her hero. He is famous for making ruptured duck and fried tempeh.
25. She has always spoilt Hannah and Alastair. Once she hid ice-creams in the park for Hannah and Alastair to find and said they had got there by magic. She plays the violin and used to be a teacher and is famous for her Saville orange marmalade.
26. She loves yoga and surfing and when she was little she used to draw on the walls behind bookshelves so that no one would find them.
28. He is the youngest of three children and is always on the go, he has had a childhood of sailing, drumming and many ice-cream scoop devouring.
29. When Hannah met this person she was 9 and wanted to be a journalist. This person helped her prepare an ABC broadcast as a school project which included Hannah putting a cardboard box on her head as the “TV”. He loves wine and gave Hannah a French chopping knife in 2003. He will soon have two Drs in front of his name and he knows ancient Greek.
31. She is known to do yoga in a “bell jar” t-shirt. She once lived in New Zealand and now lives in Australia. She is a founding member of the Feminist Coffee Club (other members include Lisa, Hannah and Conrad). She works for the ABC.
32. She is famous for the cakes and treasure hunts she made for her children’s birthdays. She loves screen printing and does beautiful water colours. She is always taking photos of natural textures. She grew up by a platinum mine where her father worked as a doctor. She is famous for swimming even when the water is chilly.
33. She is famous for her fruitcake which she makes with her grandmother’s original recipe she has made one for today’s wedding. She loves Chanel No 5 perfume.
36. Hannah met this person in a History and Philosophy of Science class. At the time she worked in a theatre. It was through Hannah that this person met her future husband. She is from Western Australia and used to have dread locks. She is now a doctor.
37. He was born in Indonesia and is of Dutch heritage. He enjoys photography and lives in Hobart.
38. He has always called Hannah “knee monster” He made one of the cakes for today’s wedding and is famous for playing the piano.
40. Outgoing and bright, this young lady and middle child is a life saver, a wave dancer and all round ocean dweller. When on land she is an outstanding lacrosse chaser.
41. When Hannah first met this person, he was in a band and she thought he was so cool. He makes radio programs including a recent one on euthanasia.
43. He is famous for playing Irish jigs and when Daniel first met this person he thought this person’s name was Tawny Asty.
45. He is the first man Hannah ever loved. He loves riding his bike and growing wasabi, turmeric and figs.
46. he loves playing chess, doing Karate and is a blue belt. He’s great at maths and science. He’s recently been helping Grandma make bread and Grandpa with the BBQ fire.
48. He is from Denmark and loves the Chelsea football team. He travelled here from Laos.
50. She loves riding her bike and her favourite colour is probably dark grey. She speaks French and went on a school trip to Japan. The first time she met Conrad she was 12 and brought along short bread biscuits that she made including gluten free ones for Alastair.
51. He is writing a novel and holds the firm belief that we'll one day be living on Mars. He lives in Melbourne and recently got married.
53. This person helps Hannah with her ballet and enjoys tai chi. He hosts exchange students at his house in Melbourne.
57. This person used to live with Hannah and called her the Han-grenade. He is famous for his haiku and the philosophy of identity.

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1. Hannah met this person in a pilates class and they have been friends ever since. She often calls Hannah a work dork and has joined Hannah at the farmers markets most weekends since 2014. She is famous for saying “Where’s my F**ing pony.”
3. he loves playing chess, doing Karate and is a blue belt. He’s great at maths and science. He’s recently been helping Grandma make bread and Grandpa with the BBQ fire.
4. Famous for saying “winner winner winner” this person lived with Hannah and Conrad in Canberra and is now a barrister.
5. Hannah met this person in a History and Philosophy of Science class. At the time she worked in a theatre. It was through Hannah that this person met her future husband. She is from Western Australia and used to have dread locks. She is now a doctor.
12. She is a librarian who likes rock climbing and geocaching.
13. He used to tell Hannah that his middle name was Caractacus. As a child he had an imaginary friend who was a frog and a favourite toy called Old Ted or Super Ted and a dog called Joey. Hannah used to listen to him practice trumpet and he was her hero. He is famous for making ruptured duck and fried tempeh.
14. He is from Denmark and loves the Chelsea football team. He travelled here from Laos.
16. He loves “Where’s Wally” and listening to his dad’s music. He will be 3 this year. He’s famous for saying “we don’t have snow because we’re Jewish”.
17. She paints beautiful paintings and collects Hungarian porcelain figures. She studied psychology and enjoys spending time on her farm in country Victoria.
19. She loves riding her bike and her favourite colour is probably dark grey. She speaks French and went on a school trip to Japan. The first time she met Conrad she was 12 and brought along short bread biscuits that she made including gluten free ones for Alastair.
20. He loves metropolitan trains and can tell you ever stop on the Hurstbridge line. He is famous for saying “the guinea pig ate him”. He is very creative and loves spelling. He loves watching the Inside Out movie and imagining that he is the character “Anger”.
21. When Hannah met this person she was 9 and wanted to be a journalist. This person helped her prepare an ABC broadcast as a school project which included Hannah putting a cardboard box on her head as the “TV”. He loves wine and gave Hannah a French chopping knife in 2003. He will soon have two Drs in front of his name and he knows ancient Greek.
25. Famous for saying “ooh la la” this person used to make croissants in Canberra. He has a green thumb and helped prepare one of the cakes for the wedding.
26. She is known to do yoga in a “bell jar” t-shirt. She once lived in New Zealand and now lives in Australia. She is a founding member of the Feminist Coffee Club (other members include Lisa, Hannah and Conrad). She works for the ABC.
29. He is famous for playing Irish jigs and when Daniel first met this person he thought this person’s name was Tawny Asty.
31. As a child he dressed up as a Hobbit and went to school on his knees. He learnt to bake so that he could eat as many cookies as he wanted. Used to give his sisters ‘kangaroo rides’ up and down the passageway. When he was a small child he organised a wedding anniversary for his parents - secretly shopping when he wasn’t allowed to go too far alone, hiding cutlery and plates in his room and organising the whole family to be there.
32. She is learning ballet and has a little sister. Her name is musical.
36. She used to drink coffee with Conrad and is passionate about animal ethics and whether or not zero is a number.
38. When Hannah was a child, this person was one of her favourite people. She used to spoil Hannah and give her chocolates that her parents would never allow. Hannah remembers this person’s dinner parties and marzipan covered fruit cakes. She used to be a German teacher and is originally from Scotland.
39. She is a wild footy fan and enjoys playing Bridge. She lived in Africa and America and has owned several black poodles. She now lives outside Hobart and Hannah and Conrad are going to her beach house for their honeymoon.
40. He was born in Indonesia and is of Dutch heritage. He enjoys photography and lives in Hobart.
42. He loves Star Wars and his skateboard. He has one sister and lives in Melbourne. He is Hannah’s godson.
43. He has always called Hannah “knee monster” He made one of the cakes for today’s wedding and is famous for playing the piano.
44. She makes authentic pasta and speaks Italian. She learnt ballet as a child and photography as an adult. She is famous for bringing little acts of creativity into every moment and travelled the furthest to be here today.
45. This person used to live with Hannah and called her the Han-grenade. He is famous for his haiku and the philosophy of identity.
46. She is famous for the cakes and treasure hunts she made for her children’s birthdays. She loves screen printing and does beautiful water colours. She is always taking photos of natural textures. She grew up by a platinum mine where her father worked as a doctor. She is famous for swimming even when the water is chilly.
49. She is famous for being organised, doing craft (especially knitting) and gardening. She turns every part of the yard into a garden.
52. Known to Hannah as Onkers who’s gone Bonkers, this year marks 30 years since he started dialysis and 20 years since his kidney transplant. He loves cycling and is famous for his delicious desserts.
55. Known as E-Bomb this person helped decorate one of the cakes for today’s wedding. She speaks French.
56. Outgoing and bright, this young lady and middle child is a life saver, a wave dancer and all round ocean dweller. When on land she is an outstanding lacrosse chaser.
58. She has always spoilt Hannah and Alastair. Once she hid ice-creams in the park for Hannah and Alastair to find and said they had got there by magic. She plays the violin and used to be a teacher and is famous for her Saville orange marmalade.
60. He is an ethicist and a daring baker and Conrad and Hannah have eaten his Croque en Bouche.

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2. She speaks Spanish and writes novels, this person has walked the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in Spain. She is vegetarian and learnt African dancing in West Africa.
4. He barracks for Carlton and loves fishing. He’s famous for his old answering phone message that used to make everyone laugh.
6. This person helps Hannah with her ballet and enjoys tai chi. He hosts exchange students at his house in Melbourne.
7. When this person was born, Conrad thought her name was Zebra. Taught her sister basic maths before she even started school. She loves ceramics and creating with clay. Is currently researching the perfect puppy to join her family.
8. She is famous for her fruitcake which she makes with her grandmother’s original recipe she has made one for today’s wedding. She loves Chanel No 5 perfume.
9. Hannah used to call this person “the Honey Man” he once gave her a tour of the smelter at Bell Bay. He has run sheep with Richard and is a wool classer.
10. She met Hannah in law school and is now a barrister, Hannah was impressed by her passion for social justice. She got married in a vintage dress and now has a beautiful son. She recently went to a dress up party as Wonder Woman.
11. This person lived with Hannah and Conrad and met Hannah at law school. She writes novels and once lived in Tasmania where she went to Friends school. She travelled here from Laos.
15. This person makes his own wine and has known Hannah since the 1980s. He is tall and once saved Hannah when she got herself stuck up a tree.
18. When Hannah first met this person, he was in a band and she thought he was so cool. He makes radio programs including a recent one on euthanasia.
22. When he was about 3 years old he got a large chopping knife and cut a slice of the drawer. When his mum found him he said “I’m just trimming the drawer mum”. He had a pet mouse he used to carry in his pocket and once made a maze for it in the living room. He used to save injured birds and build motor bikes. He now lives in Melbourne and recently moved into a new house.
23. This person was Hannah’s neighbour at university, Hannah met her as she strung fairy lights on her roof. She is a lawyer in Melbourne.
24. He met his future wife on a road trip, she was sitting in the back while he drove and he fell in love with her reflection in the rear view mirror. He used to do long distance running and windsurfing.
25. She loves orchids and has travelled through Asia, Europe and India. One of her favourite places is Crenorne.
26. He is always humming and singing, his children grew up to his stories, songs and German Christmas carols. As a youngster he and his friends were rowing a boat that had a hole in it, but stoically continued to row as it sank because some girls were watching. His name means man of the forest. Used to do judo with Conrad.
27. Her favourite ballet is the Nut Cracker, she loves her kite that her grandpa made for her. One of her favourite foods is sushi.
28. As a little girl, she wanted sandals so she took her shoes and cut the backs out of them. She also made fringes on her sister’s books with scissors. She is famous for her pumpkin pie and is proud of her strawberry patch.
30. She loves dancing, pilates and yoga. She draws in her spare time but always find the second eye of a face difficult. She collects everyone’s sayings and gets tunes stuck in her head.
33. She is famous for posing for nude photography to save the forests. She was one of Britain’s earliest police officers and worked in an armament factory during the war. As a little girl Hannah used to describe her as Hannah’s best friend. She used to let Hannah share her bed.
34. Hannah first met this person in London, they went to the portrait gallery together. She is one of two Hungarians at today’s wedding.
35. He is the first man Hannah ever loved. He loves riding his bike and growing wasabi, turmeric and figs.
37. need a clue!
41. She has long thin feet and a PhD. She enjoys running, swimming and being outside. She and her husband used to own a plot of land in the African bushveld. She likes a good coffee (especially with a generous splash of kahlua in it!)
47. She loves a good debate, studied science and works as a teacher. She studied teaching at Harvard.
48. He is writing a novel and holds the firm belief that we'll one day be living on Mars. He lives in Melbourne and recently got married.
49. need a clue!
50. He loves BMX bikes and modern architecture. He grew up in Sydney and his mother is a nurse.
51. Hannah spent a Halloween with this person, who dressed up as the Santa Maria. As a child she always had a ribbon or ‘long thin thing’ with her. Her mother has always spoken French to her and she recently got into a College in the US.
53. He is very musical and a wonderful teacher. He has known his wife since they were in their late teens and early twenties. He recently recorded an album.
54. She loves yoga and surfing and when she was little she used to draw on the walls behind bookshelves so that no one would find them.
57. Once when at the beach he saw a pod of dolphins and went out to swim with them. Musically-minded he can be found in a boy band music video on youtube.
58. He used to play soccer until he got an injury that still affects him today. He is famous for making jokes and telling tall stories that Hannah always believes. He was born in a town at the end of Hadrian’s wall called Wallsend. He now lives in Melbourne and works for the Melbourne medical school.
59. She is the flower girl today and loves watching Frozen.

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4. She is famous for her hugs and says that in a previous life she was a cat. A few years ago she made a dramatic career change. She speaks Cantonese and has a huge social media following. She recently spent a few weeks in San Francisco. She is famous for her Eaton Mess.
6. Hannah met this person in a History and Philosophy of Science class. At the time she worked in a theatre. It was through Hannah that this person met her future husband. She is from Western Australia and used to have dread locks. She is now a doctor.
8. She is learning ballet and has a little sister. Her name is musical.
9. Known as E-Bomb this person helped decorate one of the cakes for today’s wedding. She speaks French.
11. Known to Hannah as Onkers who’s gone Bonkers, this year marks 30 years since he started dialysis and 20 years since his kidney transplant. He loves cycling and is famous for his delicious desserts.
13. Hannah first met this person in London, they went to the portrait gallery together. She is one of two Hungarians at today’s wedding.
21. She has long thin feet and a PhD. She enjoys running, swimming and being outside. She and her husband used to own a plot of land in the African bushveld. She likes a good coffee (especially with a generous splash of kahlua in it!)
22. She met Hannah in law school and is now a barrister, Hannah was impressed by her passion for social justice. She got married in a vintage dress and now has a beautiful son. She recently went to a dress up party as Wonder Woman.
24. When he was about 3 years old he got a large chopping knife and cut a slice of the drawer. When his mum found him he said “I’m just trimming the drawer mum”. He had a pet mouse he used to carry in his pocket and once made a maze for it in the living room. He used to save injured birds and build motor bikes. He now lives in Melbourne and recently moved into a new house.
25. Once when at the beach he saw a pod of dolphins and went out to swim with them. Musically-minded he can be found in a boy band music video on youtube.
26. She is famous for being organised, doing craft (especially knitting) and gardening. She turns every part of the yard into a garden.
28. He is from Denmark and loves the Chelsea football team. He travelled here from Laos.
30. When Hannah met this person she was 9 and wanted to be a journalist. This person helped her prepare an ABC broadcast as a school project which included Hannah putting a cardboard box on her head as the “TV”. He loves wine and gave Hannah a French chopping knife in 2003. He will soon have two Drs in front of his name and he knows ancient Greek.
31. She is famous for posing for nude photography to save the forests. She was one of Britain’s earliest police officers and worked in an armament factory during the war. As a little girl Hannah used to describe her as Hannah’s best friend. She used to let Hannah share her bed.
34. She loves yoga and surfing and when she was little she used to draw on the walls behind bookshelves so that no one would find them.
36. He loves Star Wars and his skateboard. He has one sister and lives in Melbourne. He is Hannah’s godson.
38. He is very musical and a wonderful teacher. He has known his wife since they were in their late teens and early twenties. He recently recorded an album.
39. She loves a good debate, studied science and works as a teacher. She studied teaching at Harvard.
40. She loves riding her bike and her favourite colour is probably dark grey. She speaks French and went on a school trip to Japan. The first time she met Conrad she was 12 and brought along short bread biscuits that she made including gluten free ones for Alastair.
44. He loves metropolitan trains and can tell you ever stop on the Hurstbridge line. He is famous for saying “the guinea pig ate him”. He is very creative and loves spelling. He loves watching the Inside Out movie and imagining that he is the character “Anger”.
45. She makes authentic pasta and speaks Italian. She learnt ballet as a child and photography as an adult. She is famous for bringing little acts of creativity into every moment and travelled the furthest to be here today.
46. Famous for saying “winner winner winner” this person lived with Hannah and Conrad in Canberra and is now a barrister.
47. He is the first man Hannah ever loved. He loves riding his bike and growing wasabi, turmeric and figs.
48. She is the flower girl today and loves watching Frozen.
49. He is writing a novel and holds the firm belief that we'll one day be living on Mars. He lives in Melbourne and recently got married.
52. He is always humming and singing, his children grew up to his stories, songs and German Christmas carols. As a youngster he and his friends were rowing a boat that had a hole in it, but stoically continued to row as it sank because some girls were watching. His name means man of the forest. Used to do judo with Conrad.
54. Her favourite ballet is the Nut Cracker, she loves her kite that her grandpa made for her. One of her favourite foods is sushi.
56. He used to tell Hannah that his middle name was Caractacus. As a child he had an imaginary friend who was a frog and a favourite toy called Old Ted or Super Ted and a dog called Joey. Hannah used to listen to him practice trumpet and he was her hero. He is famous for making ruptured duck and fried tempeh.
57. He is an ethicist and a daring baker and Conrad and Hannah have eaten his Croque en Bouche.
58. As a child he dressed up as a Hobbit and went to school on his knees. He learnt to bake so that he could eat as many cookies as he wanted. Used to give his sisters ‘kangaroo rides’ up and down the passageway. When he was a small child he organised a wedding anniversary for his parents - secretly shopping when he wasn’t allowed to go too far alone, hiding cutlery and plates in his room and organising the whole family to be there.
59. He used to play soccer until he got an injury that still affects him today. He is famous for making jokes and telling tall stories that Hannah always believes. He was born in a town at the end of Hadrian’s wall called Wallsend. He now lives in Melbourne and works for the Melbourne medical school.
60. Outgoing and bright, this young lady and middle child is a life saver, a wave dancer and all round ocean dweller. When on land she is an outstanding lacrosse chaser.

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1. She has always spoilt Hannah and Alastair. Once she hid ice-creams in the park for Hannah and Alastair to find and said they had got there by magic. She plays the violin and used to be a teacher and is famous for her Saville orange marmalade.
2. This person was Hannah’s neighbour at university, Hannah met her as she strung fairy lights on her roof. She is a lawyer in Melbourne.
3. he loves playing chess, doing Karate and is a blue belt. He’s great at maths and science. He’s recently been helping Grandma make bread and Grandpa with the BBQ fire.
5. She is a librarian who likes rock climbing and geocaching.
7. When Hannah was a child, this person was one of her favourite people. She used to spoil Hannah and give her chocolates that her parents would never allow. Hannah remembers this person’s dinner parties and marzipan covered fruit cakes. She used to be a German teacher and is originally from Scotland.
10. He loves “Where’s Wally” and listening to his dad’s music. He will be 3 this year. He’s famous for saying “we don’t have snow because we’re Jewish”.
11. He loves BMX bikes and modern architecture. He grew up in Sydney and his mother is a nurse.
12. This person makes his own wine and has known Hannah since the 1980s. He is tall and once saved Hannah when she got herself stuck up a tree.
14. Hannah used to call this person “the Honey Man” he once gave her a tour of the smelter at Bell Bay. He has run sheep with Richard and is a wool classer.
15. She is a wild footy fan and enjoys playing Bridge. She lived in Africa and America and has owned several black poodles. She now lives outside Hobart and Hannah and Conrad are going to her beach house for their honeymoon.
16. She is known to do yoga in a “bell jar” t-shirt. She once lived in New Zealand and now lives in Australia. She is a founding member of the Feminist Coffee Club (other members include Lisa, Hannah and Conrad). She works for the ABC.
17. Famous for saying “ooh la la” this person used to make croissants in Canberra. He has a green thumb and helped prepare one of the cakes for the wedding.
18. When this person was born, Conrad thought her name was Zebra. Taught her sister basic maths before she even started school. She loves ceramics and creating with clay. Is currently researching the perfect puppy to join her family.
19. This person lived with Hannah and Conrad and met Hannah at law school. She writes novels and once lived in Tasmania where she went to Friends school. She travelled here from Laos.
20. He barracks for Carlton and loves fishing. He’s famous for his old answering phone message that used to make everyone laugh.
23. He was born in Indonesia and is of Dutch heritage. He enjoys photography and lives in Hobart.
27. She is famous for her fruitcake which she makes with her grandmother’s original recipe she has made one for today’s wedding. She loves Chanel No 5 perfume.
29. This person used to live with Hannah and called her the Han-grenade. He is famous for his haiku and the philosophy of identity.
30. She is famous for the cakes and treasure hunts she made for her children’s birthdays. She loves screen printing and does beautiful water colours. She is always taking photos of natural textures. She grew up by a platinum mine where her father worked as a doctor. She is famous for swimming even when the water is chilly.
32. need clue
33. This person helps Hannah with her ballet and enjoys tai chi. He hosts exchange students at his house in Melbourne.
35. He has always called Hannah “knee monster” He made one of the cakes for today’s wedding and is famous for playing the piano.
36. She used to drink coffee with Conrad and is passionate about animal ethics and whether or not zero is a number.
37. She speaks Spanish and writes novels, this person has walked the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in Spain. She is vegetarian and learnt African dancing in West Africa.
38. As a little girl, she wanted sandals so she took her shoes and cut the backs out of them. She also made fringes on her sister’s books with scissors. She is famous for her pumpkin pie and is proud of her strawberry patch.
41. need clue
42. He is famous for playing Irish jigs and when Daniel first met this person he thought this person’s name was Tawny Asty.
43. She paints beautiful paintings and collects Hungarian porcelain figures. She studied psychology and enjoys spending time on her farm in country Victoria.
50. He met his future wife on a road trip, she was sitting in the back while he drove and he fell in love with her reflection in the rear view mirror. He used to do long distance running and windsurfing.
51. She loves dancing, pilates and yoga. She draws in her spare time but always find the second eye of a face difficult. She collects everyone’s sayings and gets tunes stuck in her head.
53. Hannah met this person in a pilates class and they have been friends ever since. She often calls Hannah a work dork and has joined Hannah at the farmers markets most weekends since 2014. She is famous for saying “Where’s my F**ing pony.”
55. Hannah spent a Halloween with this person, who dressed up as the Santa Maria. As a child she always had a ribbon or ‘long thin thing’ with her. Her mother has always spoken French to her and she recently got into a College in the US.
59. When Hannah first met this person, he was in a band and she thought he was so cool. He makes radio programs including a recent one on euthanasia.

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1. She loves yoga and surfing and when she was little she used to draw on the walls behind bookshelves so that no one would find them.
6. She speaks Spanish and writes novels, this person has walked the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in Spain. She is vegetarian and learnt African dancing in West Africa.
7. She is a wild footy fan and enjoys playing Bridge. She lived in Africa and America and has owned several black poodles. She now lives outside Hobart and Hannah and Conrad are going to her beach house for their honeymoon.
9. This person helps Hannah with her ballet and enjoys tai chi. He hosts exchange students at his house in Melbourne.
10. He is always humming and singing, his children grew up to his stories, songs and German Christmas carols. As a youngster he and his friends were rowing a boat that had a hole in it, but stoically continued to row as it sank because some girls were watching. His name means man of the forest. Used to do judo with Conrad.
12. She used to drink coffee with Conrad and is passionate about animal ethics and whether or not zero is a number.
15. Hannah spent a Halloween with this person, who dressed up as the Santa Maria. As a child she always had a ribbon or ‘long thin thing’ with her. Her mother has always spoken French to her and she recently got into a College in the US.
16. He is from Denmark and loves the Chelsea football team. He travelled here from Laos.
20. She loves dancing, pilates and yoga. She draws in her spare time but always find the second eye of a face difficult. She collects everyone’s sayings and gets tunes stuck in her head.
22. She met Hannah in law school and is now a barrister, Hannah was impressed by her passion for social justice. She got married in a vintage dress and now has a beautiful son. She recently went to a dress up party as Wonder Woman.
23. As a little girl, she wanted sandals so she took her shoes and cut the backs out of them. She also made fringes on her sister’s books with scissors. She is famous for her pumpkin pie and is proud of her strawberry patch.
26. She is the flower girl today and loves watching Frozen.
27. He barracks for Carlton and loves fishing. He’s famous for his old answering phone message that used to make everyone laugh.
29. She is a librarian who likes rock climbing and geocaching.
31. Famous for saying “ooh la la” this person used to make croissants in Canberra. He has a green thumb and helped prepare one of the cakes for the wedding.
32. Her favourite ballet is the Nut Cracker, she loves her kite that her grandpa made for her. One of her favourite foods is sushi.
36. He loves metropolitan trains and can tell you ever stop on the Hurstbridge line. He is famous for saying “the guinea pig ate him”. He is very creative and loves spelling. He loves watching the Inside Out movie and imagining that he is the character “Anger”.
37. He is writing a novel and holds the firm belief that we'll one day be living on Mars. He lives in Melbourne and recently got married.
39. When he was about 3 years old he got a large chopping knife and cut a slice of the drawer. When his mum found him he said “I’m just trimming the drawer mum”. He had a pet mouse he used to carry in his pocket and once made a maze for it in the living room. He used to save injured birds and build motor bikes. He now lives in Melbourne and recently moved into a new house.
41. He has always called Hannah “knee monster” He made one of the cakes for today’s wedding and is famous for playing the piano.
42. He loves Star Wars and his skateboard. He has one sister and lives in Melbourne. He is Hannah’s godson.
44. Hannah used to call this person “the Honey Man” he once gave her a tour of the smelter at Bell Bay. He has run sheep with Richard and is a wool classer.
46. She is famous for being organised, doing craft (especially knitting) and gardening. She turns every part of the yard into a garden.
48. He used to tell Hannah that his middle name was Caractacus. As a child he had an imaginary friend who was a frog and a favourite toy called Old Ted or Super Ted and a dog called Joey. Hannah used to listen to him practice trumpet and he was her hero. He is famous for making ruptured duck and fried tempeh.
49. When Hannah met this person she was 9 and wanted to be a journalist. This person helped her prepare an ABC broadcast as a school project which included Hannah putting a cardboard box on her head as the “TV”. He loves wine and gave Hannah a French chopping knife in 2003. He will soon have two Drs in front of his name and he knows ancient Greek.
50. Famous for saying “winner winner winner” this person lived with Hannah and Conrad in Canberra and is now a barrister.
51. He is an ethicist and a daring baker and Conrad and Hannah have eaten his Croque en Bouche.
52. She loves a good debate, studied science and works as a teacher. She studied teaching at Harvard.
54. Hannah first met this person in London, they went to the portrait gallery together. She is one of two Hungarians at today’s wedding.
55. This person lived with Hannah and Conrad and met Hannah at law school. She writes novels and once lived in Tasmania where she went to Friends school. She travelled here from Laos.
56. When this person was born, Conrad thought her name was Zebra. Taught her sister basic maths before she even started school. She loves ceramics and creating with clay. Is currently researching the perfect puppy to join her family.
58. She paints beautiful paintings and collects Hungarian porcelain figures. She studied psychology and enjoys spending time on her farm in country Victoria.

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2. he loves playing chess, doing Karate and is a blue belt. He’s great at maths and science. He’s recently been helping Grandma make bread and Grandpa with the BBQ fire.
3. Hannah met this person in a History and Philosophy of Science class. At the time she worked in a theatre. It was through Hannah that this person met her future husband. She is from Western Australia and used to have dread locks. She is now a doctor.
4. He is very musical and a wonderful teacher. He has known his wife since they were in their late teens and early twenties. He recently recorded an album.
5. Hannah met this person in a pilates class and they have been friends ever since. She often calls Hannah a work dork and has joined Hannah at the farmers markets most weekends since 2014. She is famous for saying “Where’s my F**ing pony.”
8. Known to Hannah as Onkers who’s gone Bonkers, this year marks 30 years since he started dialysis and 20 years since his kidney transplant. He loves cycling and is famous for his delicious desserts.
11. Known as E-Bomb this person helped decorate one of the cakes for today’s wedding. She speaks French.
13. This person makes his own wine and has known Hannah since the 1980s. He is tall and once saved Hannah when she got herself stuck up a tree.
14. He loves “Where’s Wally” and listening to his dad’s music. He will be 3 this year. He’s famous for saying “we don’t have snow because we’re Jewish”.
17. He met his future wife on a road trip, she was sitting in the back while he drove and he fell in love with her reflection in the rear view mirror. He used to do long distance running and windsurfing.
18. Once when at the beach he saw a pod of dolphins and went out to swim with them. Musically-minded he can be found in a boy band music video on youtube.
19. She loves riding her bike and her favourite colour is probably dark grey. She speaks French and went on a school trip to Japan. The first time she met Conrad she was 12 and brought along short bread biscuits that she made including gluten free ones for Alastair.
21. He loves BMX bikes and modern architecture. He grew up in Sydney and his mother is a nurse.
22. She is known to do yoga in a “bell jar” t-shirt. She once lived in New Zealand and now lives in Australia. She is a founding member of the Feminist Coffee Club (other members include Lisa, Hannah and Conrad). She works for the ABC.
24. He used to play soccer until he got an injury that still affects him today. He is famous for making jokes and telling tall stories that Hannah always believes. He was born in a town at the end of Hadrian’s wall called Wallsend. He now lives in Melbourne and works for the Melbourne medical school.
25. She has always spoilt Hannah and Alastair. Once she hid ice-creams in the park for Hannah and Alastair to find and said they had got there by magic. She plays the violin and used to be a teacher and is famous for her Saville orange marmalade.
28. She makes authentic pasta and speaks Italian. She learnt ballet as a child and photography as an adult. She is famous for bringing little acts of creativity into every moment and travelled the furthest to be here today.
29. She is famous for her fruitcake which she makes with her grandmother’s original recipe she has made one for today’s wedding. She loves Chanel No 5 perfume.
30. She is learning ballet and has a little sister. Her name is musical.
33. She is famous for the cakes and treasure hunts she made for her children’s birthdays. She loves screen printing and does beautiful water colours. She is always taking photos of natural textures. She grew up by a platinum mine where her father worked as a doctor. She is famous for swimming even when the water is chilly.
34. As a child he dressed up as a Hobbit and went to school on his knees. He learnt to bake so that he could eat as many cookies as he wanted. Used to give his sisters ‘kangaroo rides’ up and down the passageway. When he was a small child he organised a wedding anniversary for his parents - secretly shopping when he wasn’t allowed to go too far alone, hiding cutlery and plates in his room and organising the whole family to be there.
35. She is famous for posing for nude photography to save the forests. She was one of Britain’s earliest police officers and worked in an armament factory during the war. As a little girl Hannah used to describe her as Hannah’s best friend. She used to let Hannah share her bed.
38. She has long thin feet and a PhD. She enjoys running, swimming and being outside. She and her husband used to own a plot of land in the African bushveld. She likes a good coffee (especially with a generous splash of kahlua in it!)
40. This person used to live with Hannah and called her the Han-grenade. He is famous for his haiku and the philosophy of identity.
43. He was born in Indonesia and is of Dutch heritage. He enjoys photography and lives in Hobart.
45. When Hannah was a child, this person was one of her favourite people. She used to spoil Hannah and give her chocolates that her parents would never allow. Hannah remembers this person’s dinner parties and marzipan covered fruit cakes. She used to be a German teacher and is originally from Scotland.
46. This person was Hannah’s neighbour at university, Hannah met her as she strung fairy lights on her roof. She is a lawyer in Melbourne.
47. He is famous for playing Irish jigs and when Daniel first met this person he thought this person’s name was Tawny Asty.
49. He is the youngest of three children and is always on the go, he has had a childhood of sailing, drumming and many ice-cream scoop devouring.
50. When Hannah first met this person, he was in a band and she thought he was so cool. He makes radio programs including a recent one on euthanasia.
53. He is the first man Hannah ever loved. He loves riding his bike and growing wasabi, turmeric and figs.
57. Outgoing and bright, this young lady and middle child is a life saver, a wave dancer and all round ocean dweller. When on land she is an outstanding lacrosse chaser.

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3. This person helps Hannah with her ballet and enjoys tai chi. He hosts exchange students at his house in Melbourne.
4. He is very musical and a wonderful teacher. He has known his wife since they were in their late teens and early twenties. He recently recorded an album.
6. He was born in Indonesia and is of Dutch heritage. He enjoys photography and lives in Hobart.
11. When Hannah first met this person, he was in a band and she thought he was so cool. He makes radio programs including a recent one on euthanasia.
12. Famous for saying “ooh la la” this person used to make croissants in Canberra. He has a green thumb and helped prepare one of the cakes for the wedding.
14. He used to tell Hannah that his middle name was Caractacus. As a child he had an imaginary friend who was a frog and a favourite toy called Old Ted or Super Ted and a dog called Joey. Hannah used to listen to him practice trumpet and he was her hero. He is famous for making ruptured duck and fried tempeh.
16. She paints beautiful paintings and collects Hungarian porcelain figures. She studied psychology and enjoys spending time on her farm in country Victoria.
17. She is famous for her fruitcake which she makes with her grandmother’s original recipe she has made one for today’s wedding. She loves Chanel No 5 perfume.
18. She loves dancing, pilates and yoga. She draws in her spare time but always find the second eye of a face difficult. She collects everyone’s sayings and gets tunes stuck in her head.
20. Hannah first met this person in London, they went to the portrait gallery together. She is one of two Hungarians at today’s wedding.
22. He met his future wife on a road trip, she was sitting in the back while he drove and he fell in love with her reflection in the rear view mirror. He used to do long distance running and windsurfing.
24. Famous for saying “winner winner winner” this person lived with Hannah and Conrad in Canberra and is now a barrister.
26. She is famous for being organised, doing craft (especially knitting) and gardening. She turns every part of the yard into a garden.
28. She is known to do yoga in a “bell jar” t-shirt. She once lived in New Zealand and now lives in Australia. She is a founding member of the Feminist Coffee Club (other members include Lisa, Hannah and Conrad). She works for the ABC.
29. He is writing a novel and holds the firm belief that we'll one day be living on Mars. He lives in Melbourne and recently got married.
31. He is always humming and singing, his children grew up to his stories, songs and German Christmas carols. As a youngster he and his friends were rowing a boat that had a hole in it, but stoically continued to row as it sank because some girls were watching. His name means man of the forest. Used to do judo with Conrad.
38. He is famous for playing Irish jigs and when Daniel first met this person he thought this person’s name was Tawny Asty.
39. Her favourite ballet is the Nut Cracker, she loves her kite that her grandpa made for her. One of her favourite foods is sushi.
40. Outgoing and bright, this young lady and middle child is a life saver, a wave dancer and all round ocean dweller. When on land she is an outstanding lacrosse chaser.
42. As a little girl, she wanted sandals so she took her shoes and cut the backs out of them. She also made fringes on her sister’s books with scissors. She is famous for her pumpkin pie and is proud of her strawberry patch.
43. He loves Star Wars and his skateboard. He has one sister and lives in Melbourne. He is Hannah’s godson.
44. Hannah spent a Halloween with this person, who dressed up as the Santa Maria. As a child she always had a ribbon or ‘long thin thing’ with her. Her mother has always spoken French to her and she recently got into a College in the US.
46. She is a librarian who likes rock climbing and geocaching.
48. When Hannah was a child, this person was one of her favourite people. She used to spoil Hannah and give her chocolates that her parents would never allow. Hannah remembers this person’s dinner parties and marzipan covered fruit cakes. She used to be a German teacher and is originally from Scotland.
50. She is famous for posing for nude photography to save the forests. She was one of Britain’s earliest police officers and worked in an armament factory during the war. As a little girl Hannah used to describe her as Hannah’s best friend. She used to let Hannah share her bed.
51. This person lived with Hannah and Conrad and met Hannah at law school. She writes novels and once lived in Tasmania where she went to Friends school. She travelled here from Laos.
53. he loves playing chess, doing Karate and is a blue belt. He’s great at maths and science. He’s recently been helping Grandma make bread and Grandpa with the BBQ fire.
57. As a child he dressed up as a Hobbit and went to school on his knees. He learnt to bake so that he could eat as many cookies as he wanted. Used to give his sisters ‘kangaroo rides’ up and down the passageway. When he was a small child he organised a wedding anniversary for his parents - secretly shopping when he wasn’t allowed to go too far alone, hiding cutlery and plates in his room and organising the whole family to be there.
58. She has always spoilt Hannah and Alastair. Once she hid ice-creams in the park for Hannah and Alastair to find and said they had got there by magic. She plays the violin and used to be a teacher and is famous for her Saville orange marmalade.
59. He barracks for Carlton and loves fishing. He’s famous for his old answering phone message that used to make everyone laugh.
60. He loves BMX bikes and modern architecture. He grew up in Sydney and his mother is a nurse.

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1. This person was Hannah’s neighbour at university, Hannah met her as she strung fairy lights on her roof. She is a lawyer in Melbourne.
2. He used to play soccer until he got an injury that still affects him today. He is famous for making jokes and telling tall stories that Hannah always believes. He was born in a town at the end of Hadrian’s wall called Wallsend. He now lives in Melbourne and works for the Melbourne medical school.
5. Known to Hannah as Onkers who’s gone Bonkers, this year marks 30 years since he started dialysis and 20 years since his kidney transplant. He loves cycling and is famous for his delicious desserts.
7. This person makes his own wine and has known Hannah since the 1980s. He is tall and once saved Hannah when she got herself stuck up a tree.
8. Hannah met this person in a pilates class and they have been friends ever since. She often calls Hannah a work dork and has joined Hannah at the farmers markets most weekends since 2014. She is famous for saying “Where’s my F**ing pony.”
9. She speaks Spanish and writes novels, this person has walked the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in Spain. She is vegetarian and learnt African dancing in West Africa.
10. He is from Denmark and loves the Chelsea football team. He travelled here from Laos.
11. need clue
13. When this person was born, Conrad thought her name was Zebra. Taught her sister basic maths before she even started school. She loves ceramics and creating with clay. Is currently researching the perfect puppy to join her family.
15. He loves metropolitan trains and can tell you ever stop on the Hurstbridge line. He is famous for saying “the guinea pig ate him”. He is very creative and loves spelling. He loves watching the Inside Out movie and imagining that he is the character “Anger”.
19. She is learning ballet and has a little sister. Her name is musical.
21. When he was about 3 years old he got a large chopping knife and cut a slice of the drawer. When his mum found him he said “I’m just trimming the drawer mum”. He had a pet mouse he used to carry in his pocket and once made a maze for it in the living room. He used to save injured birds and build motor bikes. He now lives in Melbourne and recently moved into a new house.
23. She loves a good debate, studied science and works as a teacher. She studied teaching at Harvard.
25. need clue
27. He has always called Hannah “knee monster” He made one of the cakes for today’s wedding and is famous for playing the piano.
28. This person used to live with Hannah and called her the Han-grenade. He is famous for his haiku and the philosophy of identity.
30. He loves “Where’s Wally” and listening to his dad’s music. He will be 3 this year. He’s famous for saying “we don’t have snow because we’re Jewish”.
31. She is a wild footy fan and enjoys playing Bridge. She lived in Africa and America and has owned several black poodles. She now lives outside Hobart and Hannah and Conrad are going to her beach house for their honeymoon.
32. Known as E-Bomb this person helped decorate one of the cakes for today’s wedding. She speaks French.
33. She is famous for the cakes and treasure hunts she made for her children’s birthdays. She loves screen printing and does beautiful water colours. She is always taking photos of natural textures. She grew up by a platinum mine where her father worked as a doctor. She is famous for swimming even when the water is chilly.
34. She met Hannah in law school and is now a barrister, Hannah was impressed by her passion for social justice. She got married in a vintage dress and now has a beautiful son. She recently went to a dress up party as Wonder Woman.
35. She loves yoga and surfing and when she was little she used to draw on the walls behind bookshelves so that no one would find them.
36. She makes authentic pasta and speaks Italian. She learnt ballet as a child and photography as an adult. She is famous for bringing little acts of creativity into every moment and travelled the furthest to be here today.
37. Hannah used to call this person “the Honey Man” he once gave her a tour of the smelter at Bell Bay. He has run sheep with Richard and is a wool classer.
41. When Hannah met this person she was 9 and wanted to be a journalist. This person helped her prepare an ABC broadcast as a school project which included Hannah putting a cardboard box on her head as the “TV”. He loves wine and gave Hannah a French chopping knife in 2003. He will soon have two Drs in front of his name and he knows ancient Greek.
45. He is the first man Hannah ever loved. He loves riding his bike and growing wasabi, turmeric and figs.
47. He is an ethicist and a daring baker and Conrad and Hannah have eaten his Croque en Bouche.
49. She used to drink coffee with Conrad and is passionate about animal ethics and whether or not zero is a number.
52. She loves riding her bike and her favourite colour is probably dark grey. She speaks French and went on a school trip to Japan. The first time she met Conrad she was 12 and brought along short bread biscuits that she made including gluten free ones for Alastair.
54. Hannah met this person in a History and Philosophy of Science class. At the time she worked in a theatre. It was through Hannah that this person met her future husband. She is from Western Australia and used to have dread locks. She is now a doctor.
55. She is the flower girl today and loves watching Frozen.
56. Once when at the beach he saw a pod of dolphins and went out to swim with them. Musically-minded he can be found in a boy band music video on youtube.
57. She has long thin feet and a PhD. She enjoys running, swimming and being outside. She and her husband used to own a plot of land in the African bushveld. She likes a good coffee (especially with a generous splash of kahlua in it!)

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2. He is writing a novel and holds the firm belief that we'll one day be living on Mars. He lives in Melbourne and recently got married.
5. Famous for saying “winner winner winner” this person lived with Hannah and Conrad in Canberra and is now a barrister.
7. She loves yoga and surfing and when she was little she used to draw on the walls behind bookshelves so that no one would find them.
10. Once when at the beach he saw a pod of dolphins and went out to swim with them. Musically-minded he can be found in a boy band music video on youtube.
11. She used to drink coffee with Conrad and is passionate about animal ethics and whether or not zero is a number.
12. He barracks for Carlton and loves fishing. He’s famous for his old answering phone message that used to make everyone laugh.
13. She has long thin feet and a PhD. She enjoys running, swimming and being outside. She and her husband used to own a plot of land in the African bushveld. She likes a good coffee (especially with a generous splash of kahlua in it!)
16. He is always humming and singing, his children grew up to his stories, songs and German Christmas carols. As a youngster he and his friends were rowing a boat that had a hole in it, but stoically continued to row as it sank because some girls were watching. His name means man of the forest. Used to do judo with Conrad.
17. She is famous for her fruitcake which she makes with her grandmother’s original recipe she has made one for today’s wedding. She loves Chanel No 5 perfume.
20. This person lived with Hannah and Conrad and met Hannah at law school. She writes novels and once lived in Tasmania where she went to Friends school. She travelled here from Laos.
21. He was born in Indonesia and is of Dutch heritage. He enjoys photography and lives in Hobart.
22. He met his future wife on a road trip, she was sitting in the back while he drove and he fell in love with her reflection in the rear view mirror. He used to do long distance running and windsurfing.
27. When Hannah met this person she was 9 and wanted to be a journalist. This person helped her prepare an ABC broadcast as a school project which included Hannah putting a cardboard box on her head as the “TV”. He loves wine and gave Hannah a French chopping knife in 2003. He will soon have two Drs in front of his name and he knows ancient Greek.
32. This person helps Hannah with her ballet and enjoys tai chi. He hosts exchange students at his house in Melbourne.
33. She loves dancing, pilates and yoga. She draws in her spare time but always find the second eye of a face difficult. She collects everyone’s sayings and gets tunes stuck in her head.
35. Her favourite ballet is the Nut Cracker, she loves her kite that her grandpa made for her. One of her favourite foods is sushi.
36. This person makes his own wine and has known Hannah since the 1980s. He is tall and once saved Hannah when she got herself stuck up a tree.
37. He has always called Hannah “knee monster” He made one of the cakes for today’s wedding and is famous for playing the piano.
38. She is a librarian who likes rock climbing and geocaching.
39. He is from Denmark and loves the Chelsea football team. He travelled here from Laos.
42. She is famous for being organised, doing craft (especially knitting) and gardening. She turns every part of the yard into a garden.
43. When he was about 3 years old he got a large chopping knife and cut a slice of the drawer. When his mum found him he said “I’m just trimming the drawer mum”. He had a pet mouse he used to carry in his pocket and once made a maze for it in the living room. He used to save injured birds and build motor bikes. He now lives in Melbourne and recently moved into a new house.
45. need clue
48. He loves BMX bikes and modern architecture. He grew up in Sydney and his mother is a nurse.
50. He used to play soccer until he got an injury that still affects him today. He is famous for making jokes and telling tall stories that Hannah always believes. He was born in a town at the end of Hadrian’s wall called Wallsend. He now lives in Melbourne and works for the Melbourne medical school.
51. He loves “Where’s Wally” and listening to his dad’s music. He will be 3 this year. He’s famous for saying “we don’t have snow because we’re Jewish”.
52. She met Hannah in law school and is now a barrister, Hannah was impressed by her passion for social justice. She got married in a vintage dress and now has a beautiful son. She recently went to a dress up party as Wonder Woman.
53. Hannah met this person in a History and Philosophy of Science class. At the time she worked in a theatre. It was through Hannah that this person met her future husband. She is from Western Australia and used to have dread locks. She is now a doctor.
55. She has always spoilt Hannah and Alastair. Once she hid ice-creams in the park for Hannah and Alastair to find and said they had got there by magic. She plays the violin and used to be a teacher and is famous for her Saville orange marmalade.
56. She loves a good debate, studied science and works as a teacher. She studied teaching at Harvard.
58. he loves playing chess, doing Karate and is a blue belt. He’s great at maths and science. He’s recently been helping Grandma make bread and Grandpa with the BBQ fire.

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1. He used to tell Hannah that his middle name was Caractacus. As a child he had an imaginary friend who was a frog and a favourite toy called Old Ted or Super Ted and a dog called Joey. Hannah used to listen to him practice trumpet and he was her hero. He is famous for making ruptured duck and fried tempeh.
3. Hannah spent a Halloween with this person, who dressed up as the Santa Maria. As a child she always had a ribbon or ‘long thin thing’ with her. Her mother has always spoken French to her and she recently got into a College in the US.
4. Famous for saying “ooh la la” this person used to make croissants in Canberra. He has a green thumb and helped prepare one of the cakes for the wedding.
6. Hannah met this person in a pilates class and they have been friends ever since. She often calls Hannah a work dork and has joined Hannah at the farmers markets most weekends since 2014. She is famous for saying “Where’s my F**ing pony.”
8. Outgoing and bright, this young lady and middle child is a life saver, a wave dancer and all round ocean dweller. When on land she is an outstanding lacrosse chaser.
9. He loves metropolitan trains and can tell you ever stop on the Hurstbridge line. He is famous for saying “the guinea pig ate him”. He is very creative and loves spelling. He loves watching the Inside Out movie and imagining that he is the character “Anger”.
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13. As a child he dressed up as a Hobbit and went to school on his knees. He learnt to bake so that he could eat as many cookies as he wanted. Used to give his sisters ‘kangaroo rides’ up and down the passageway. When he was a small child he organised a wedding anniversary for his parents - secretly shopping when he wasn’t allowed to go too far alone, hiding cutlery and plates in his room and organising the whole family to be there.
14. She is learning ballet and has a little sister. Her name is musical.
15. When Hannah was a child, this person was one of her favourite people. She used to spoil Hannah and give her chocolates that her parents would never allow. Hannah remembers this person’s dinner parties and marzipan covered fruit cakes. She used to be a German teacher and is originally from Scotland.
18. Hannah first met this person in London, they went to the portrait gallery together. She is one of two Hungarians at today’s wedding.
19. She is famous for posing for nude photography to save the forests. She was one of Britain’s earliest police officers and worked in an armament factory during the war. As a little girl Hannah used to describe her as Hannah’s best friend. She used to let Hannah share her bed.
20. He is the first man Hannah ever loved. He loves riding his bike and growing wasabi, turmeric and figs.
23. She is a wild footy fan and enjoys playing Bridge. She lived in Africa and America and has owned several black poodles. She now lives outside Hobart and Hannah and Conrad are going to her beach house for their honeymoon.
24. Known as E-Bomb this person helped decorate one of the cakes for today’s wedding. She speaks French.
25. Hannah used to call this person “the Honey Man” he once gave her a tour of the smelter at Bell Bay. He has run sheep with Richard and is a wool classer.
26. She is known to do yoga in a “bell jar” t-shirt. She once lived in New Zealand and now lives in Australia. She is a founding member of the Feminist Coffee Club (other members include Lisa, Hannah and Conrad). She works for the ABC.
27. She is famous for the cakes and treasure hunts she made for her children’s birthdays. She loves screen printing and does beautiful water colours. She is always taking photos of natural textures. She grew up by a platinum mine where her father worked as a doctor. She is famous for swimming even when the water is chilly.
28. Known to Hannah as Onkers who’s gone Bonkers, this year marks 30 years since he started dialysis and 20 years since his kidney transplant. He loves cycling and is famous for his delicious desserts.
29. This person was Hannah’s neighbour at university, Hannah met her as she strung fairy lights on her roof. She is a lawyer in Melbourne.
30. He is an ethicist and a daring baker and Conrad and Hannah have eaten his Croque en Bouche.
31. She makes authentic pasta and speaks Italian. She learnt ballet as a child and photography as an adult. She is famous for bringing little acts of creativity into every moment and travelled the furthest to be here today.
34. He loves Star Wars and his skateboard. He has one sister and lives in Melbourne. He is Hannah’s godson.
40. When this person was born, Conrad thought her name was Zebra. Taught her sister basic maths before she even started school. She loves ceramics and creating with clay. Is currently researching the perfect puppy to join her family.
41. This person used to live with Hannah and called her the Han-grenade. He is famous for his haiku and the philosophy of identity.
44. As a little girl, she wanted sandals so she took her shoes and cut the backs out of them. She also made fringes on her sister’s books with scissors. She is famous for her pumpkin pie and is proud of her strawberry patch.
46. She loves riding her bike and her favourite colour is probably dark grey. She speaks French and went on a school trip to Japan. The first time she met Conrad she was 12 and brought along short bread biscuits that she made including gluten free ones for Alastair.
47. She is the flower girl today and loves watching Frozen.
49. He is very musical and a wonderful teacher. He has known his wife since they were in their late teens and early twenties. He recently recorded an album.
52. She speaks Spanish and writes novels, this person has walked the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage in Spain. She is vegetarian and learnt African dancing in West Africa.
54. She paints beautiful paintings and collects Hungarian porcelain figures. She studied psychology and enjoys spending time on her farm in country Victoria.
55. When Hannah first met this person, he was in a band and she thought he was so cool. He makes radio programs including a recent one on euthanasia.
57. He is famous for playing Irish jigs and when Daniel first met this person he thought this person’s name was Tawny Asty.

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4. Items which carry electricity that need to be maintained
6. A type of treatment that, when applied to materials, slows or prevents a fire
11. Dust masks and respirators that protect the lungs free from chemicals and debris
14. A permanently lit or self-luminous sign indicating the location of the closest exit in case of fire or other emergency
15. Pull stations and detectors that alert the fire department of a fire
16. Rowdiness or any other behavior that is careless and could cause harm
19. Ways feelings are expressed in addition to (or without) words, including tone of voice, facial expressions, gestures, and posture
20. A platform above the stage or audience that provides access for hanging technical elements such as light or sound equipment
22. A device worn over the mouth or nose or both to protect the respiratory tract from harmful dust or fumes
23. Something that increases susceptibility
24. A motorized platform that is surrounded by guardrails and extends to extreme heights
27. Items which will burn if ignited
31. A strap system that is worn on the body and attached to other parts of a Personal Fall Arrest System (PFAS)
32. (SDS)Document that provide information on the safe use, hazards, and emergency steps to take when using chemicals
33. Vents above the stage which are opened in case of fire will draw smoke through the roof of the auditorium
34. Polite behavior toward others in conversation and attitude
35. Clothing or gloves that keep hands and arms safe from heat, cold, or chemicals
38. Two to three horizontal pipes that surround an elevated space to prevent falls
39. The side pieces of a ladder which are connected by rungs/steps
50. An action taken in advance to protect against possible danger failure or injury
52. A series of pipes that provide water to extinguish large fires
53. Filled with a dry powder, can be portable or on wheels, effective on wood, paper, flammable liquids and electrical fires. Type ABC Fires. Common extinguisher found in most theatres
56. A ladder with two sections that can be adjusted to various heights; not self-supporting
59. A locking system that secures a stepladder when in the open position
60. A heavy fiberglass curtain directly behind the proscenium isolating the stage from the audience
62. Red canisters located in the theatre which extinguish fire
63. Specially designed hat that protects head from falling objects
65. The recognized and expected conventions of behavior, judgement, and skill within industry
66. Steel channels located on either side of the proscenium where the Fire Curtain travels
67. (PFRS) An active system that is worn and attached to a secure anchorage; permits an individual to work in a safe perimeter and not pass into a fall hazard point
68. equipment is used to drench or flush the eyes with water when dust, irritants, or chemicals enter the eye
69. Rules or procedures that emphasize appropriate behavior
70. The practice of keeping two hands and one foot, or two feet and one hands on the ladder at all times
71. Earplugs or earmuffs that reduce the volume of loud noises of equipment

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1. Sprinkler system installed directly above the proscenium to extinguish or prevent flame from entering the audience
2. Protective plastic that covers the entire face, providing protection from sparks, debris, or chemicals
3. Heavy, fireproof doors that isolate heat and flame to a specific area
5. A state of being awake and aware of all the things being taught or happening around you
7. Unintended descent
8. A letter grading system assigned to a type of fire based on what is fueling it so the best extinguishing agent can be applied.
9. Providing assistance to a person who is injured or ill while waiting for medical help
10. (PPE) Clothing or equipment worn to protect the wearer’s body from injury or infection
12. The replacement of stale or noxious air with fresh air. The mechanical system or equipment used to circulate air or to replace stale air with fresh air
13. Goggles worn to protect the eye from chemical splashes
17. A piece of metal that is used as a step on the ladder
18. Dangerous goods, also called hazardous materials or Hazmat, are solids, liquids, or gases that can harm people, other living organisms, property, or the environment
21. An unplanned and unfortunate event that results in damage, injury or upset of some kind
25. An external reason to do something, like a reward or prize, or to avoid a consequence
26. The door mechanism that allows exit from a building from within. This device requires you press against it to exit
28. A locking connector that attaches to lanyards and anchorages as part of a PFAS
29. A structure (usually mobile in theatre) that is assembled for reaching heights, which one or more persons can safely work upon
30. The maximum weight a ladder can support
36. Capable of causing injury or death, especially by chemical means; poisonous
37. A moral or value-based philosophy to do good quality work and be responsible
40. (PFAS) A passive system that is worn and attached to a secure anchorage; only engages if a fall occurs, preventing the individual from striking a lower level
41. The ability to put up with something even though you/others may find it irritating
42. The way you say or word something
43. A diagram that identifies the object that is represented by a shape.
44. A flexible strap, rope, or wire that attaches to the harness of a PFAS
45. An injury to the brain, caused by a blow to the head
46. A long board attached to a climbing surface to prevent individuals and materials from slipping
47. Ignition of a substance, such as oily rags, caused by a localized heat-increasing reaction between the oxidant and the fuel, not from a heat source
48. Form that is filled out in order to record details of an unusual event
49. An A-frame, portable unit that unfolds to be self-supporting used for reaching heights
51. A secure place to attach fall safety equipment
54. An internal reason to do something, like enjoyment or feeling of fulfillment
55. A pre-determined way to get quickly and safely out of a building in an emergency
57. Glasses Glasses worn to protect eyes from flying debris
58. Battery operated lighting that is activated when electricity has been disconnected to the building
61. Fully concentrating when someone is speaking so you can remember, repeat, and understand what was said/meant
64. Severe injury or death resulting in an exposure to electrical current
66. A small sliver of wood or other material that can be embedded under the skin

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1. Valve type best used for controlling flow rate
3. Operating a pump at low flow and high head
6. USC campus known for their Water Operator manual and course
7. Right/Wrong Tank mixers reduce average water age
10. Prolific egg-laying duck breed
12. Virginia marsupial, slang
14. Facility Analyte Level, abbr.
17. The second D in DPD
21. Famous funny(?) bear
22. Class ABC, for example
23. NSF standard for drinking water treatment chemicals
25. On the US $10 bill
26. Helium nucleus, slang
27. Used to prepare turbidity standards
28. Will turn DPD pink even with no chlorine
31. Dairy animal with rectangular pupil
32. Contains hexane, heptane, octane, et al.
35. Purification of water by boiling and condensation
37. Valve type that will prevent atmospheric tank from overflowing
39. Discoverer of the neutron
40. Drilling method used in coastal plain
42. Small valve used to control a large valve
44. Genus of poison ivy
46. First Virginia county, alphabetically
47. Same number of protons, different number of neutrons
50. Affects the thyroid, spontaneously formed in hypochlorite
53. Pressure measured relative to atmospheric pressure
56. 750 milliliters is roughly a _ of a gallon
58. Number of wires to a "three-wire" pump
63. Right/Wrong Giardia requires a lower UV dose than viruses for equivalent log reduction, according to EPA's UVDGM
68. Piebald horse, old Ford
70. Mafic rock known for intrusions like dikes and sills in Virginia's Piedmont
71. Effect of ferric chloride on pH
74. Alloy or iron and carbon
76. Nutrient added to flour to prevent spina bifida
77. 125 watts for 8 hours
78. The first D in DPD
80. Famous Italian, rivalled by turtle
81. Calcium carbonate mineral
82. E.g. Cyanide to cyanate
84. Animal disease communicable to humans
85. An elbow with male and female threads
86. Interrupts a circuit if there is a ground fault
92. Seas on the moon
93. 7000 of these in a pound
94. Chemical reaction that releases heat, adj.
96. Current when an electric motor is first energized
98. Eight inches of 6" pipe holds about this much volume
100. To move food, or treatment chemicals, by squeezing a tube progressively
102. Ampersand, in Latin
104. This is relieved to prevent back-siphonage
109. Diameter doubles while area _
111. Barrier around tank outlet
112. A 4% sodium fluoride solution is said to be this
113. The MCLG for radium
114. Famous plumber known for fungicide
115. Drinking water contaminant with 50 ug/L MCL before 2006
117. Water is _ at about 4 degrees celcius
120. Stress that tends to pull apart
122. Tallest mountain in Virginia
129. Most French volumetric glassware
130. Bacteria can oxidize ammonia to this
133. Large, slow-moving agitator
134. 1000 of these in a liter
135. Toothy fish invasive in Virginia
136. 12 grams of carbon
137. A test for membrane integrity using compressed air, abbr.
138. Near the floor in the chlorine room
139. How long coatings can be applied after mixing
140. Valve type most common on 6" pipe
141. Colilert turns this color with chlorine
142. Titanium mineral once mined in Virginia
143. Grain associated with ergotism
144. Caused by the spontaneous creation and then collapse of bubbles
145. The C in CT

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2. High-temp glassware material
4. Doe, a ____
5. Use with PVC, also a horse
8. Non-coliform that causes pneumonia
9. Volumetric glassware most often confused with a Muppet
11. Opportunist pathogen, causes pink/orange stains
13. Gasses are _ soluble in hot water than cold
15. Pink and green rock, hydrothemally metamorphized, found near Vesuvius, Virginia
16. Manganese field method, less sensitive than PAN
18. Radioactive hydrogen
19. Unit of electrical potential
20. Virginia town known for its hot air balloon tank
24. Clay mineral sometimes used as well grout
27. Inversely proportional to wavelength
29. Unit of electrical charge
30. Alloy of copper and zinc
33. 254 nm, for example
34. Noble gas from radium
36. Popular brand of asbestos-cement pipe
38. Chloramine compound formed if you underfeed ammonia
41. Lead bioaccumulates in these
43. South African anteater
45. Right/Wrong Haloacetic acids always increase with water age
48. Metals like cobalt, titanium, and iron, as a group
49. Giardia, Naegleria, for example
50. Four-chlorine carcinogen used for dry-cleaning
51. Chicken breed known for soft plumage and small eggs
52. Banned from gasoline in the 90s
54. Common complaint with caustic overfeed
55. A fitting that allows easy (hopefully!) disassembly of pipes
57. Supplies inrush current to an electric motor
59. Process to agitate surface of filter before backwash
60. Soda ash is to sodium as _ is to potassium
61. Caustic soda is the _ of sodium
62. Section of WW Regs with MCLs
64. The lady and the _____
65. E.g. Sulfur to hydrogen sulfide
66. Virginia town once known for their dinosaurs
67. Magnesium carbonate mineral
69. Hours a waterworks has to notify ODW of a critical failure
72. Effervescent
73. Mollusc with W-shaped pupil
75. Jovian moon believed to have liquid water oceans
79. Coating take longer to cure at _ temperature
81. Organic acid used to clean drinking water membranes, make Gummi worms better
83. Publishes fire protection standards, abbr.
85. _ Drinking Water Information System
87. Waters' ability to neutralize acid
88. Minimum classification for classified waterworks using caustic
89. Unit of electrical resistance
90. Virginia town known for hot and cold water tanks
91. Common herbicide, statewide monitoring waiver
92. Liquid metal found in switches and UV lamps
93. Satellite positioning service popular in USA
95. Adequate backwash provides filter bed _
97. Dial 811 for this helpful lady
99. Mass of 1 liter of water
101. The difference between free and total chlorine reagent
103. Water meter type with impeller
105. Metals like lithium, sodium, and potassium, as a group
106. Water meter end, a common food
107. A geologic fault where adjacent units slip past each other
108. Possible health effects of trihalomethanes
110. Pressure head, elevation head, and friction loss
116. Alkaline earth metal with 2 mg/L MCL
118. Rivers that reverse direction
119. A large relay used to start motors
120. Solvent in electrical tape adhesive
121. Virginia town known for chlorine manufacture and mercury contamination
123. Bottom of a horizontal pipe
124. Short for cousin
125. SDR35 pipe is _ than SDR17 pipe
126. Risk from mixing permanganate and sugar
127. Molecular weight of calcium carbonate
128. Effect of caustic feed on alkalinity
131. Common complaint during winter
132. Vitamin D deficiency causes this
133. Bear texture
135. Wavelength of ultraviolet, compared to red

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3. The effect where one tends to remember the information presented at the end better than the middle. This likely happens because the items at the end of a list are still being kept in short term memory when the participant is asked to recall the information.
4. This type of memory involves your basic knowledge of the world around you. An example is knowing that Savannah is in the state of Georgia.
13. This group of individuals speak two languages and are often more expert in their first language. These individuals perform better on the stroop task.
15. Damage to this area of the brain is implicated in a person’s loss of speech. This area is found in the left frontal lobe.
17. The error that occurs when one is focused on some aspect of a scene and fails to recognize a misplaced but clearly visible object that enters the scene. Our previous knowledge leads to this top down processing error.
20. When a person splits their focus onto two or more tasks and significantly depletes their cognitive capabilities. The current research looks at people who drive and use their cell phones.
23. The memory effect where you will be able to better recall information that relates to yourself. An example that illustrates this effect is that I am more likely to remember someone’s name if it the same name as my mom’s.
25. This occurs when someone is trying learn new information but previously learnt knowledge is obstructing their memory. An example of this would be someone who has learnt to drive in the US and when driving in Australia on vacation keeps making turns into the wrong side of the street.
26. ground When two people share similar backgrounds and general knowledge that allow them to communicate with ease. An example would be two UMD students talking about giving a sacrifices at testudo, both knowing there is no real sacrifice but a silly UMD tradition.
27. This theory of mental imagery believes that mental imagery is not visual or spatial but resembles language like descriptions. Evidence for this theory was demonstrated in class when we were constructed to draw the Starbucks logo from memory and almost no one could do it!
28. A sentence that blatantly asks someone to do something. An example would be a dad saying to his child, “take out the trash now.”
29. The best example of an item in a category. In the category of vehicle, car would most likely be selected.
30. The amount of chunks Miller believed one could hold in short term memory. An example of chunking would be to take the string of letters NFLABCCBSTBS and chunk them into NFL ABC CBS TBS.

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1. When behaviorism was not thriving in Europe, this field of psychology was gaining traction. This sect of psychology understands human behavior to stem from a need to organize our world into categories. These categories value the bigger picture over the smaller parts.
2. This type of sensory memory is visual and lasts about .5 to 3 seconds. The Sperling task is used to test this type of memory, and requires participants to recall 12 letters briefly flashed on a screen.
5. The memory principle that one’s recall of information is better if the person’s environmental context is the same at both retrieval and encoding. The famous research experiment had participants learn words above water and then recall them under water or learn words under water and then recall under water.
6. A memory device that creates a word out of the first letters of the words one needs to remember. An example of an acronym is HOMES, which stands for the five great lakes, Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie and Superior.
7. A component of network models where when one idea is triggered, anything related to that concept is now brought to your attention. This concept relates to the idea of schemas and focuses on the relationship between items in a category.
8. This problem solving heuristic breaks a problem into sub parts and then tries to find a solution to each smaller problem. This often requires a person to initially move further away from the goal, but creates a long term solution.
9. This theory of mental imagery believes that the mental image we construct closely resembles the real physical object. Evidence for this theory has been exhibited in mental rotation tasks.
10. The inability to recognize and differentiae human faces. The fusiform area, located in the inferior temporal lobe, is implicated in this disorder.
11. The retinal image of an object that is inverted and 2D. The farther away the object is, the smaller the retinal image is.
12. The phenomena where at a loud social gathering, a person is able to notice their name being mentioned even when they were not consciously aware that they were listening to nearby conversations. This effect supports the late filter theory.
14. According to the research, this note taking technique is most helpful in encoding information in to long term memory. This technique is helpful because it requires the student to process the information on a deeper level by putting a text into their own words.
15. A disorder where a person claims they cannot see but when asked, can detect some aspect of an object presented to them. The person has no damage to their eyes, but rather suffers from a disconnect between the visual system and their stream of consciousness.
16. The effect where people tend to remember positive information better than negative information. Researchers conducted experiments where they presented participants with positive, neutral and negative words/items and found that after a delay of minutes, days or weeks, the positive words/items were recalled best.
18. Wundt’s technique to studying the mind, where trained individuals would observe their feelings and sensations in a variety of settings. This technique, although not completely accurate, lay the groundwork in psychology.
19. The overconfident student who thinks they will ace the exam exhibits this bias. Many students fall prey to the illusion that recognizing a word in the textbook means they will be able to recall it on the exam.
21. A method of problem solving that always get the right answer but is inefficient. One example is an exhaustive search where all possible answers are tested before the right answer is identified.
22. The aspect of language that requires you to read between the lines to understand others speech. If a child was drawing on the walls and their parent in a rage of fury says, “what are you doing,” a child who does not understand this aspect of language would say “drawing on the walls.”
24. The smallest units of meaning in language. In the word cats, there are two, cat and s.
25. You employ this type of memory when you need to remind yourself to do a task. This requires you to have metacognition, or knowledge of your cognitive processes, in order to accomplish the said task.

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3. If you bought one in high school you’d be rich now
5. What FM or AM are
6. Your former street
10. The scariest lady from college
11. Your grandpa’s collection
15. Minnesota’s deep fried staple
16. An outdated type of drive
18. What Kimberley describes
24. What you’re doing now
25. Purchased at Costco
26. Wisconsin’s deep fried staple
28. Mila’s favorite place
30. Your former street
31. Boy with a crush on Carly
33. Main character of Inside Out
34. What Jesus did with feet
35. A type of cocoa
38. Where the other Cottage Grove is
42. The most aerodynamic part of a goldendoodle
43. You use one to get a loan, or to solve a crime
46. Its rate stays the same, but for us is low
47. Title for Charles
49. How you read and start a fire
51. Home of cringey “hearings”
53. What you get at the House in the south
54. Mila’s least favorite object
55. What your best friend’s country means in English
58. Our officiant
59. The second word of a TV sales pitch
64. Has showers
67. Iowa’s deep fried staple
69. You do it to an egg or a case
70. We have two sets of these for one object
73. Favorite evening activity
76. Common middle school dance bop
77. Shares your DNA
78. It’s Green, or in Omaha
81. What they say from our neck of the woods
82. What’s named after alligators in S. Florida
83. Two stay the same, one is different each day
85. Ryan’s preferred coffee method
88. Key to Ryan’s design preference
90. Comes before Everest
91. Comes before Hay
92. If you read one, it’s probably from Paul
96. What Ryan races as
99. Not mental therapy, but ___
102. Ryan’s favorite type of surfer
103. Used by Harry Potter
104. An obsession from Fall 2024
109. Sounds like it’s on your table but is not
112. Worst part of flying
113. Home of the 2026 Olympics
114. Alyssa Mancuso’s catch phrase
115. One of Apple’s worst apps
116. Home
118. Activity at Willow River
120. Eaten by Catholics in the spring
122. An ingredient our dog likes
123. Bearpaw product
129. Boys in the ___
130. Common 1700s boy name
133. Lives in Indy
135. Minnesota football battle cry
136. Where Kim Jong Un lives
139. Common Nelson phobia
140. Mila’s obsession
141. Where the Table is in RF
142. What we only experienced once so far at the Y
144. Song written by your friend
147. One of two Mila words
148. Where I used to flirt with you
151. On Brady’s and Rodgers’ backs
153. Trump’s residence
155. Bad for Abbie
157. Where Paul is from
159. The biggest state
160. What Chamber of Secrets is
161. Could it belong to a city in North Carolina?
162. You wish you could have one as a pet
164. The stone’s attribution
167. We only own one of these
168. Part of what’s delivered to our house twice a month

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1. ___ fishing
2. Last thing you say each day
4. Common wedding bop
7. Both a school and Josh’s friend
8. Paulo City named after Bible writer in Portuguese
9. Declassified his school survival guide
12. Always included in your old passwords
13. What you sat on post-surgery
14. What Spencer puts spaghetti on
16. 2013 Disney film
17. On your table
19. The opposite of minimalist
20. Your enduring favorite CGC song
21. Your post-surgery friend
22. A band and needed to kayak
23. A YouTube classic
27. Grandma replaced it
29. New York City’s ABC Station
32. Short for our public library
36. Home of the 2020 Olympics
37. Home of lavish weddings
39. What you say when something looks yummy
40. ___ weights
41. Old man’s favorite sport
44. Trick or treat, smell my ___
45. Your mom and Ryan had one as a kid
47. Quarterback
48. There are 54,000 of them in Gainesville
50. Ryan did this today
52. Creative woman’s first name
56. A popular type of brew
57. Go ____ Go
60. The type of jobs that invents stuff
61. Its rate keeps going down
62. Your real favorite book
63. Computes, and like Kieler’s brother
65. You can’t live without it
66. 2024’s 5th highest grossing movie, but TikTok’s favorite
68. Where we go soon
69. Meaningful author to Ryan
71. What Mila looks like
72. Home of the 2016 Olympics
73. Ryan’s bad habit
74. Worst part of the airport
75. A good album, and call for help
79. Comes from olives
80. Ryan’s favorite thing to get you
84. What Ryan says when he stubs his toe
86. It came after your phone
87. The S is actually a dollar sign in this
89. She likes small things
93. Your favorite animal
94. Historical figure of our day
95. Fishing in ___
96. The adjective describing a classic RF restaurant
97. Replaced antennae
98. Justin’s wife
100. What JT has in his pocket
101. Used at the library
105. When it’s time to quit, you pull it
106. The Bay we will visit this year
107. Done at Ritual Cafe
108. Iced mocha with…
110. Where Towles’ gentleman lives
111. Feels like home to Ryan and Jules
112. Your dad and Joe Mauer are both one
114. Patrick’s last name
117. Collabed with Dua Lipa on Levitating
119. Not a cup
121. Your current favorite CGC song
124. Caused a fight at Christmas
125. Important practice
126. The type of cat that collabs with SZA
127. Source of endless quizzes
128. Modern TV system
131. Ryan’s grandpa’s collection
132. Band you had on repeat in College
134. It will be Super
137. A party for your grandma
138. What Wham! says you wake me up before
143. Part of a river and part of a drink
145. Done at Tom and Emily’s house
146. A queen who sang on Christmas
148. It made a quick comeback last month
149. What Ryan wants to try
150. Has flowers
152. Good with cinnamon in a latte
154. Common 90s boy name
156. Popular oneymoon location
158. California’s most popular type of curry
163. The garden where it all went south
165. He’s in your favorite book and at work
166. Shark Tank channel

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3. A video display format that allows a program originally shot using a wide screen film or video format to be displayed in 16:9 aspect ratio.
7. A knob or lever that adjusts the magnifier on the viewfinder to compensate for differences in vision.
8. Any of the activities performed after a program has been shot (editing, audio overdubs, titles, duplication, etc.)
10. The initial process of hanging instruments over the set according to the light plot and plugging them into the raceway. Also called a basic hang.
11. A person who moves the equipment, scenery, and props on a studio set.
12. A small video monitor attached to the camera that allows the camera operator to view the images in the shot.
14. An assembly of several glass discs placed in a tube attached to the front of a camera.
15. Pointing only the front of the camera (lens) vertically up or down while the dolly and tripod remain stationary.
20. The person responsible for all the artwork required for the production.
24. A component of a lens that is comprised of blades that physically expands and contracts, adjusting the aperture size.
28. Federal Communications Commission
29. The lighting director’s assistant who often does the actual hauling of heavy instrument
31. The person who is the director’s eyes and ears in the studio. The Floor Manager relays the director’s commands to the studio personnel.
33. The relationship of the width of the television screen to the height of the television screen, as in 4:3 (four by three) or 16:9 (sixteen by nine).
36. A lens setting that determines the amount of light passing through the lens by controlling the size of the iris.
37. Moving the camera in a curved truck around the main object in the shot—the main subject never leaves the frame of the picture.
38. The person who creates the titles for the program using the character generator.
39. In a broadcast news facility, the _________________ coordinates the content and flow of a newscast.
40. The final phase of the production, which includes DVD authoring, DVD duplication, and distribution to the end user.
41. A piece of equipment that controls and matches all the camera functions
43. The actual shooting of the program.
46. A digital still image camera that uses a single lens reflex (SLR) mechanism and has a removable lens
48. Gaffer, Production Assistant, Floor Manager, & Location Scout are
51. The person, or people, who provides the funding necessary to produce the program.
53. The person responsible for putting the various pieces of the entire program together.
57. Video Tape Recorder
58. A 10 second “lead out” recorded at the end of each scene.
59. Executive Producer, Producer, Director, Anchor, & Talent
60. Part of a lighting instrument that glows when electricity is supplied. The consumer term for this item is a “light-bulb.”
61. Sponsored the first televised Presidential speech, delivered by Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
62. A common lighting technique that uses three lighting instruments for each person or object photographed: a key light, a fill light, and a back light. Also called triangle lighting.

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1. Serves as the jack-of-all-trades, but is a master of none, the “Gofer”. Hired for a variety of positions when key personnel are sick, out of town, or unavailable.
2. The process of erasing a memory card and initializing said memory card for the capture device being used.
4. A lighting technique that covers more than one person or object in the lighting spread using only two key lights and one back light.
5. Signal that travels through the air from one antenna to another antenna.
6. A special function of some viewfinders that displays black and white diagonal stripes on any object in a shot that is too brightly lit.
9. The person who is in charge of the creative aspects of the program and interacts with the entire staff. Reviews the script, manage staff and cast, and manage the schedule.
13. A technique that moves the audience’s attention to the one portion of the picture that is in focus.​
16. The device into which a lamp is installed to provide illumination on a set.
17. High Definition Television
18. A single support pole used for vertical stability in both photography and videography.
19. The portion of the video camera that contains all the electronics needed to convert the reflection of light from the subject into an electronic signal.
21. Any activity on a program that occurs prior to the time that the cameras begin rolling
22. Moving the camera, its tripod, and dolly to the left or right in a motion that is parallel to the set.​​
23. A lighting technique in which the background of the set is lit to create the illusion of a solid- color, indistinct background.
25. A diagram developed by the lighting designer that indicates the placement of lighting instruments on the set of a program
26. Three legged stand that supports a camera
27. A flash-based memory card that is used in the majority of video and still cameras today.
30. The person responsible for designing and building quality sound.
31. The rate at which individual pictures are displayed in a motion picture and on television.
32. A device that attaches to fluorescent instruments to reduce the shape and size of the light beam, making the light more directional and easier to control. Also known as egg-crate or grid.
34. The opening (hole) adjusted by the Iris, through which light passes into the lens.
35. A corporation that bundles a collection of programs (sports, news, and entertainment) ABC, NBC, CBS, HBO, etc
39. Moving only the camera to scan the set horizontally from left to right; the dolly and tripod remain stationary.
42. The act of rotating a ring on the zoom lens so that the center of the picture appears to be moving toward the camera.
44. Anyone seen or heard by the camera
45. A Photog (photographer) who is a one-person band. They regularly performs duties of both the photographer, as well as the reporter.
47. Manager The person who handles the business portion of the production by negotiating the fees for goods, services, budgets, and other contracts. Also determines staffing needs – food, medical, housing.
49. A three wheeled cart onto which the feet of a tripod are mounted (allows smooth camera movements).
50. Words that appear either at the top or the bottom of the screen and move from the right edge of the screen to the left, without interrupting the program in progress
52. A portable camera/recorder combination
54. Titles that move up the screen, as if they were printed on a long roll of paper
55. A type of camera mount that allows the camera to be raised high over the set and swung in any direction.
56. Anything placed on a set that stops the distant view of the camera (fake walls, set furniture, curtains, etc.)

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5. Broken bone protruding through the skin
7. A feeling of tightness, heavy pressure, or crushing pain around the chest area – between the neck and upper abdomen.
8. Microorganisms that poses risk to health
11. Involuntary and insufficient respirations that are caused by low oxygen in the blood, also known as hypoxia. This breathing is not normal breathing and indicates that someone is likely dying.
13. A medical term referring to or relating to the heart and the lungs.
17. Adhesive electrode pads designed to detect the heart’s rhythm and administer a shock if needed
20. Beats per minute in a song that can help keep track of the 100-120 compressions needed per minute for compressions
21. Compressions, airway, breathing
25. Damage to soft tissues and blood vessels causing bleeding under the skin.Discoloration appears on the area of the body affected; another term for contusion.
29. A technique that uses thrusts to dislodge an object blocking a person’s airway.
31. A device that uses electrical shocks to restore normal heartbeat and correct abnormal heart rhythm.
34. thrusts 1 ½ to 2 inches in depth (depending on the age of the victim) into the center of the chest to promote oxygenated blood flow to vital organs during CPR
35. A disease in which the blood glucose or blood sugar is abnormally high.
37. Awareness and responsive, awake
38. Emergency medical technician, beginning level care provider in emergency medical services
39. More severe burn of lower skin layers causing pain and showing redness, swelling and blisters
42. An injury that gives a feeling of discomfort caused by exposure to heat, flame, chemical agents, radiation, or electricity
43. Mild burn exhibited by pain and redness of the top layers of the skin
44. A drug that is used to treat mild or moderate pain. It is also used to reduce risks of heart attacks and strokes by preventing blood clots from forming.
46. Inhalation of water often resulting in cardiac arrest and even death
48. An astringent made from zinc oxide or zinc carbonate to treat rashes, poison ivy, insect bites, stings or sunburns.
50. Immune response of hypersensitivity to certain substances
54. A life-saving first aid procedure of chest compressions and a series of rescue breaths by means of mouth-to-mouth resuscitation which help restore breathing and circulation.
55. Most severe burn; through the dermis or deepest layers of skin causing pain or numbness and appearing white or blackened
57. Wound caused by skin that has been rubbed or scraped away.
58. A blood vessel that carries blood away from the heart to all parts of the body; contains oxygenated blood.
59. A brain injury that is caused by a sudden blow to the head that shakes the brain inside the skull. It can result in confusion, loss of memory with/without headache.
62. Soft tissue injury; a cut in which a portion of skin or other soft tissue is partially or completely torn away from the deeper layers causing severe bleeding.
63. Injury of someone by means of electric shock
64. Airway, breathing, circulation
65. The respiratory tract where air passes in and out of the lungs. The nose and the mouth are the normal entry and exit ports of the airway.
66. Bleeding outside the surface of the body from an open wound
67. Life Support,This is a level of medical care for victims of life-threatening injuries until a full medical care is given to them at the hospital.
68. Interruption of blood flowing through the body causing lack of oxygen and abundance of carbon dioxide

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1. Between the nipples along breast bone where the heel of the hand is placed to perform comprerssions
2. A wound caused by a tear or a deep cut in the flesh or skin. It can be minor or major depending on the different types of cut and its severity.
3. Occurs when there is a build-up of pressure on the brain.
4. An injection of epinephrine to open the lungs and narrow blood vessels which is used to treat extreme allergic reactions
6. A medical term that refers to the chest pain or discomfort that is caused by reduced blood flow to the heart.
9. Caused by exposure to hazardous chemical
10. The pressure of the blood within the arteries.
12. Unconsciousness due to insufficient use of insulin which leads to increased glucose
14. Used by trained medical personnel in emergency response, it goes beyond basic life support to include airway and pharmacology intervention
15. Refers to the bluish discoloration near the surface of the skin usually to the hands and feet. This occurs when there’s low oxygen level in red blood cells.
16. Lift to a higher position that it was or than is the normal position
17. Unplanned event or act that may result in injury, property damage, or death.
18. Includes five steps: recognition of cardiac arrest and call for emergency services, immediate cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), rapid defibrillation, basic/advanced emergency medical service, advanced life support measures and post care
19. A neurological condition/disorder characterized by repeated seizures that happen when the normal function of the brain is disturbed because of electrical discharge occurrence in the brain.
20. The process in which air is inhaled through the mouth or nose, and then air is expelled from the lungs due to muscle contraction and relaxation
22. A lung condition that causes difficulty in breathing due to constrictions of the small air tubes in the lungs. It is usually triggered by an allergic reaction or other hypersensitivity.
23. To evaluate the quality, review the area, review of the body from head to toe to determine ailment or condition needing treatment
24. Any person between the age of one year and before puberty
26. Protective material placed upon a wound
27. A Condition of the heart beating irregularly
28. Sometimes referred to as a stroke: a disruption of blood supply to brain due to ruptured blood vessel or artery being blocked
30. Also known as blood glucose.
32. A device that restores the normal rhythm of the heart by delivering a controlled electrical shock.
33. The medical term for bruise. It is caused by injury to the skin tissues or broken blood vessels that usually results in bleeding beneath the skin.
36. Adhesive patches attached to monitor of AED to measure heart rate
40. Strip of material used to bind wound
41. The inability to breathe because the trachea is blocked, constricted, or obstructed.
45. An acute or serious allergic reaction to a chemical or an allergen, potentially life-threatening.
47. Burn caused by electricity contact
49. monoxide poisoning A potentially life-threatening condition caused by inhalation of too much carbon monoxide gas that prevents oxygenation of the blood.
50. Part of the body separated or cut from the rest of the body
51. Serious,sudden dangerous situation that requires immediate or urgent action to avoid worsening of the scenario. if it poses an immediate threat to life, property, health or the environment.counteraction immediately
52. Person nearby an incident
53. A medical treatment facility that accommodates emergency cases and provides medical care to patients without prior appointments.
56. A separation of a bone from its position at a joint.; usually moved out of its normal connection with another bone
60. The medical term which means relating to the heart.
61. Tiny vessels that connect the arteries and the veins.
66. A Blood clot

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2. This name means lofty, exalted, high mountain.

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1. This name means bear strength.

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1. Marriott International
3. Zimmer Holdings
4. Harley-Davidson
5. Starwood Hotels&Res World
8. Waters Corp
9. Macerich Co
10. VF Corp
12. eBay
14. Lockheed Martin
15. CA
16. Transocean Ltd
18. Unum Group
21. Pepco Holdings
22. WilliamsCompanies
24. Johnson Controls
26. Sealed Air
27. Noble Energy
29. UnitedHealth Group
30. NextEra Energy
31. Red Hat
32. Mohawk Industries
33. Nordstrom
34. Ventas
36. International Bus. Machines
38. Ryder System
39. Southwestern Energy
40. Parker-Hannifin
41. Applied Materials
43. McKesson Corp
44. Roper Indus
45. Fluor Corp
46. TravelersCompanies
49. Eaton Corp Plc
50. Genl Dynamics
52. Laboratory Corp American Holdings
53. F5 Networks
55. Weyerhaeuser Co
57. FedEx Corp
59. PerkinElmer
60. Stryker Corp
61. Mondelez International
63. Northeast Utilities
64. Devon Energy
65. Consolidated Edison
66. ONEOK
68. First Solar
71. Tiffany & Co
72. Mosaic Co
73. Cameron International
75. Pfizer
77. Smucker (J.M.)
79. Public Storage
80. Wyndham Worldwide
81. Darden Restaurants
82. ConAgra Foods
85. Aetna
87. Allegion Plc
88. Murphy Oil
89. Lowe'sCompanies
90. Monsanto Co
92. Stericycle
93. QEP Resources
95. Lilly (Eli)
97. Whole Foods Market
98. Airgas
100. TripAdvisor
101. Hasbro
103. Anadarko Petroleum
104. Medtronic
105. Cabot Oil & Gas
106. AES Corp
107. PETsMART
109. PulteGroup
111. Kimco Realty
112. Wells Fargo
113. Johnson & Johnson
114. NVIDIA Corp
116. Hewlett-Packard
117. Philip Morris International
119. CareFusion Corp
122. Ross Stores
123. American International Group
125. Principal Financial Group
126. Hess Corp
127. United Parcel
129. Gannett Co
130. Waste Management
131. Xilinx
133. L-3 Communications Holdings
135. PNC Financial Services
136. Thermo Fisher Scientific
137. Altera Corp
138. Humana
139. Chipotle Mexican Grill
140. Rockwell Automation
141. Nielsen NV
142. Pinnacle West Capital
143. Prudential Financial
145. Northrop Grumman
147. JPMorgan Chase & Co
148. EMC Corp
150. Schwab(Charles)Corp
152. Newell Rubbermaid
153. Amphenol Corp A
156. CONSOL Energy
157. Cigna Corp
160. CMS Energy
163. Safeway
164. SCANA Corp
165. Amgen
167. Cummins
169. AbbVie
171. Abbott Laboratories
173. Texas Instruments
174. Ameren Corp
177. DIRECTV
178. Juniper Networks
179. Garmin Ltd
181. Time Warner
182. Intel Corp
183. Lam Research
184. Schlumberger Ltd
186. Google'C'
189. Chesapeake Energy
190. Praxair
191. Vornado Realty Trust
192. Dr. Pepper Snapple Group
193. Vertex Pharmaceuticals
195. CF Industries Holdings
198. EQT Corp
199. Adobe Systems
201. T.Rowe Price Group
202. TJX Companies
204. Rockwell Collins
206. Edison International
208. Archer-Daniels-Midland
211. Autodesk
212. Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
214. Freeport-McMoRan
215. Dover Corp
216. Microchip Technology
217. Alexion Pharmaceuticals
219. Viacom
222. Teradata Corp
225. Avon Products
226. Broadcom Corp
229. Kansas City Southern
230. Cablevision Systems
231. Harman International
232. Emerson Electric
235. Cincinnati Financial
236. Navient Corp
237. Bard (C.R.)
239. State Street Corp
241. Expedia
243. Actavis Plc
245. Accenture Plc
246. Raytheon Co
247. Edwards Lifesciences
248. LyondellBasell Industries
250. Analog Devices
251. "Progressive Corp
252. CenturyLink
254. Wynn Resorts
255. Colgate-Palmolive
256. Vulcan Materials
258. Air Products & Chemicals
259. Ford Motor
260. Cisco Systems
263. Intuit
266. Diamond Offshore Drilling
268. Campbell Soup
270. Alcoa
272. Costco Wholesale
274. Genworth Financial
275. KLA-Tencor Corp
277. Altria Group
278. CarMax
279. DENTSPLY International
280. Genl Growth Properties
281. Whirlpool Corp
283. Becton Dickinson
285. Bed Bath & Beyond
287. PACCAR
288. Delphi Automotive Plc
290. Genl Electric
292. Fossil Group
293. NetApp
295. Flowserve Corp
296. Sysco Corp
297. Kimberly-Clark
298. Host Hotels & Resorts
299. Symantec Corp
301. D.R.Horton
303. Integrys Energy Group
305. Express Scripts Holding
307. O'Reilly Automotive
308. Pitney Bowes
309. Marsh & McLennan
310. Baker Hughes
311. Aon Plc
313. Phillips 66
314. Zions Bancorp
317. ADT Corp (The)
319. Helmerich & Payne
320. Omnicom Group
321. Quest Diagnostics
323. Dow Chemical
325. Fifth Third Bancorp
326. Boston Properties
327. AT&T
328. Equity Residential
329. Priceline Group (The)
331. Apartment Investment & Mgmt
332. General Motors
333. EOG Resources
334. MeadWestvaco Corp
336. Micron Technology
337. AFLAC
338. Facebook Cl
339. Xylem
340. Comcast Corp
341. Cimarex Energy
343. Masco Corp
344. Carnival Corp
345. Starbucks Corp
347. Caterpillar
348. Mallinckrodt plc
349. Borg Warner
350. INVESCO Ltd
351. Coca-Cola Enterprises
352. Kinder Morgan
354. Computer Sciences
357. Ball Corp
358. Halliburton Co
360. Hospira
361. Procter & Gamble
363. Family Dollar Stores
364. VeriSign
366. Coca-Cola Co
367. Entergy Corp
368. Goldman Sachs Group
369. AutoNation
370. Total System Services
371. NRG Energy

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1. Marathon Petroleum
2. Robert Half International
3. Zoetis
4. Hudson City Bancorp
6. Tenet Healthcare
7. Regions Financial
8. Walgreen Co
9. M&T Bank
10. Visa
11. salesforce.com inc
13. Yum Brands
14. Lincoln National
17. Windstream Holdings
19. Nucor Corp
20. FirstEnergy Corp
21. Pall Corp
22. Wal-Mart Stores
23. Bank of New York Mellon
25. Iron Mountain
26. Seagate Technology Plc
27. NIKE
28. Tyson Foods
29. Union Pacific
30. Newmont Mining
32. Merck & Co
33. Jabil Circuit
34. Varian Medical Systems
35. Ralph Lauren Corp
37. Franklin Resources
39. Simon Property Group
42. Avery Dennison Corp
43. McDonald's Corp
44. Reynolds American
45. FLIR Systems
46. Torchmark Corp
47. Valero Energy
48. Chevron Corp
49. Eastman Chemical
51. Discovery Communications
54. FMC Technologies
55. Western Union
56. Du Pont (E.I.)
57. FMC Corp
58. Exxon Mobil
59. PepsiCo
60. St. Jude Medical
62. Walt Disney Co
63. Norfolk Southern
64. Denbury Resources
65. Exelon Corp
67. Kellogg Co
69. Celgene Corp
70. Quanta Services
71. Tesoro Corp
72. Moody's Corp
74. Alliance Data Systems
76. Electronic Arts
77. Sempra Energy
78. MasterCard
79. PPL Corp
81. Danaher Corp
83. American Electric Power
84. QUALCOMM
86. Essex Property Trust
88. McCormick & Co
89. Legg Mason
90. MetLife
91. Ingersoll-Rand Plc
94. PVH Corp
96. Leucadia National
97. Western Digital
98. Allergan
99. AGL Resources
100. Tractor Supply
101. HCP
102. Michael Kors Holdings
103. Ameriprise Financial
104. Mead Johnson Nutrition
105. Capital One Financial
107. Paychex
108. TECO Energy
109. Public Svc Enterprises
110. Morgan Stanley
112. WellPoint
113. Jacobs Engineering Group
114. Northern Trust
115. NiSource
118. Mylan
119. CBRE Group
120. Nabors Industries
121. Stanley Black & Decker
123. American Express
124. Corning
125. Precision Castparts
126. Honeywell International
127. United Rentals
128. Sherwin-Williams
129. GameStop Corp
132. Loews Corp
134. Lennar Corp
135. Plum Creek Timber
136. Molson Coors Brewing
137. Amazon.com
139. Clorox Co
141. News Corporation
144. Republic Services
146. Cerner Corp
149. Crown Castle International
151. Huntington Bancshares
153. AMETEK
154. Home Depot
155. Apple
158. Intuitive Surgical
159. Perrigo
160. Coach
161. Macy's
162. Avago Technologies
163. Constellation Brands
164. Scripps Networks Interact
166. Keurig Green Mountain
167. CVS Health Corp
168. Monster Beverage
170. Berkshire Hathaway
172. United Technologies
173. Textron
174. ACE Limited
175. ENSCO Plc
176. AutoZone
177. Discover Financial Services
180. Microsoft Corp
185. L Brands
187. Occidental Petroleum
188. Gilead Sciences
190. PPG Indus
192. DTE Energy
194. XL Group Plc
196. Twenty-First Century Fox
197. Health Care REIT
198. Equifax
199. Akamai Technologies
200. Dominion Resources
202. Time Warner Cable
203. Xerox Corp
205. Linear Technology Corp
207. DaVita HealthCare Partner
208. Automatic Data Processing
209. 3M Co
210. McGraw Hill Financial
211. Agilent Technologies
213. Genl Mills
214. Frontier Communications
215. Deere & Co
218. Nasdaq OMX Group
220. International Paper
221. Bank of America
222. Target Corp
223. Intercontinental Exchange
224. Harris Corp
226. Brown-Forman
227. C.H. Robinson Worldwide
228. Sigma-Aldrich
229. KeyCorp
231. Hartford Finl Services Gp
232. Ecolab
233. "Expeditors International
234. Delta Air Lines
235. Cintas Corp
238. Range Resources
239. Snap-On
240. TE Connectivity
242. E Trade Financial
244. Dun & Bradstreet
248. Southwest Airlines
249. Biogen Idec
250. American Tower
251. Prologis
252. CenterPoint Energy
253. Under Armour
255. Chubb Corp
257. Boeing Co
260. Cognizant Technology Solutions
261. Citrix Systems
262. Grainger (W.W.)
264. U.S. Bancorp
265. CSX Corp
267. Owens-Illinois
269. Bristol-Myers Squibb
271. AmerisourceBergen Corp
273. Fastenal Co
274. Genuine Parts
275. Kroger Co
276. Affiliated Managers Group
278. Kraft Foods Group
280. Gap
282. Hershey Co
284. Duke Energy
285. BB&T Corp
286. Bemis Co
287. People's United Financial
288. Dollar Tree
289. Pentair plc
291. Univl Health Services
293. NetFlix
294. PattersonCompanies
295. Fidelity National Information Services
296. SunTrust Banks
300. Yahoo
302. Assurant
304. Estee Lauder Co
306. SanDisk Corp
307. Oracle Corp
308. Pioneer Natural Resources
309. Marathon Oil
310. Baxter International
311. Apache Corp
312. Natl Oilwell Varco
313. PG&E Corp
315. Illinois Tool Works
316. Noble Corp
318. Staples
322. Xcel Energy
323. Dollar General
324. Wisconsin Energy Corp
325. Fiserv
326. Boston Scientific
330. Newfield Exploration
335. Verizon Communications
336. Motorola Solutions
337. Allstate Corp
342. CME Group
343. Martin Marietta Materials
344. CBS Corp
346. Urban Outfitters
347. Cardinal Health
349. BlackRock
350. Interpublic GroupCompanies
351. Comerica
352. Kohl's Corp
353. International Flavors/Fragr
354. ConocoPhillips
355. Covidien Plc
356. AvalonBay Communities
359. Leggett & Platt
360. Hormel Foods
362. Goodyear Tire & Rub
365. Spectra Energy

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4. Another name for newspaper owners; ---al interference in editorial direction is meant to be blocked, but as Murdoch showed even when he signed a legal agreement to guarantee this when buying the Sunday Times (he simply sacked the editor and appointed his own man!) there is no control over this!
5. Murdoch’s --- is the owner of 2/8 national dailies, The Times and The Sun
9. The newspaper industry has suffered enormously from the --- of web 2.0 though some papers are beginning to make digitised models work.
10. Newspaper --- was scrapped in 1694, leaving no formal regulation until 1953 (FOUR years after the Royal Commission on the Press demanded a regulator be set up!)
11. The --- Inquiry was supposed to have a further stage, investigating the links between police, politicians and the press ... but the Tory PM Cameron blocked this
12. Murdoch’s launch of Times Radio is a good example of --- integration
14. Unlike the press, both film and TV/radio have powerful --- regulators
16. The qualities have a mainly ABC1, --- audience
17. The Times has a tie-in with --- News+, a subscription service for print run by ---
18. Former (Labour) Deputy Prime Minister John (now Lord) Prescott simply went on to his --- account to state that the Sunday Times had made up quotes from him in 2011, entirely ignoring the then-regulator the PCC. Just ONE HOUR LATER the made-up quote had disappeared from the online versions of the article AND apologised!
19. The Press --- Commission is IPSO’s predecessor; having attacked The Guardian for its stories about phone-hacking rather than investigating them (as the regulator?!), they recognised the PCC was no longer viable
23. Highlighting the voluntary nature of this self-regulation (in contrast to BBFC), the Guardian, Independent and FT all refused to join IPSO and have their own individual --- instead. This isn’t a new issue: Richard Desmond simply withdrew the Express and Star from the PCC to save money from the levy and to avoid further rulings against them
26. Hugh Grant is one of the public faces of ---, the pressure group campaigning for tougher press regulation closer to Lord Leveson’s recommendations.
28. Only 2 of 8 main paid-for national daily newspapers (ignoring the FT, business; Metro, freesheet; Independent, online only; the i) are --- (which seems to reflect Chomsky’s anti-communism filter!)
30. Murdoch was swift to take the radical decision to close down the News of the --- when a consumer advertiser boycott, organised through social media, threatened to start impacting his US media holdings (especially Fox) too
31. Another term for the free press is the --- estate, again denoting the media's (supposed?) separation and independence from government and big business
33. The Daily --- has become the biggest-selling UK national daily, overtaking long-term leader The S*n.
34. There have been 3 --- Commissions on the Press since the end of WW2, reflecting the belief that regulating a 'free press' is too sensitive an issue to be left to political parties
35. --- TV is an example of a TV station which lost its license to broadcast or be distributed in the UK after an OfCom ruling; it was ruled to be reflecting Iranian government views (similarly, more recently CGTV was banned for its ties to the Chinese government)
36. Murdoch is a business genius, but got it badly wrong on the Internet: dismissing it as a fad that would disappear! He famously lost around $1bn from buying the early social media (music) site --- and selling it for almost nothing a few years later
39. Between 1961 and 2018 the Daily Mirror’s circulation collapsed by a remarkable ----eight percent … but it wasn’t even the worst! That’s the Daily Express: 92%!
40. Chomsky's famous model is centred around five --- which remove radical, counter-hegemonic content from the mainstream media. This includes anti-communism (left-wing), flak, advertiser power, concentration of ownership and source strategies
41. The press regulators have all been self-funding: no government money is involved. Each paper pays a --- for its membership (the BBFC raises money by charging per minute of material assessed for age rating)
42. That OfCom is only a QUASI-autonomous non-governmental organisation (or ---) was made clear by PM Johnson's attempts to place ex-Daily Mail editor Paul Dacre in charge of it! (Albeit: he failed!)
43. The Independent Press --- Organisation replaced the PCC, but seems to have retained most of its flaws
45. It may seem almost laughable, but Clause One of the Editors Code (in effect the rule book of IPSO and the PCC before it) is ---!
48. Lord --- was commissioned to investigate the practices of the press, especially the tabloids, following public outrage at the death of Princess Diana (crashed while trying to escape from pursuing paparazzi). His 1991 Report led to the Press Council being scrapped and the PCC being launched – but he did actually recommend statutory regulation 18 months later after reviewing progress. Just as with Leveson 21 years later, a right-wing Tory government refused to follow the non-partisan, expert advice they had commissioned.

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1. There is actually a rival regulator, ---, which seeks to stick closer to Leveson’s recommendations, though so far only micro-publications (small readerships) have signed up
2. The Audit Bureau of --- used to provide official --- figures (physical copies sold) for all papers, but some newspaper groups (Murdoch’s; Barclays: Telegraph; Guardian) have withdrawn from the ABC, perhaps seeking to mask their falling circulation (which has seen the Mail become the UK’s biggest-selling paper)
3. --- is a good example of a modern online pressure group – seeking to pressurise newspapers like the Mail and Sun to change the way they cover race, gender and other identities (in a ‘hateful’ way) by contacting advertisers to threaten consumer boycotts if they continue to fund these publications (the same tactic that led to Murdoch closing the News of the World!)
6. That the Guardian, FT and Independent all boycott IPSO shows the weakness of the --- self-regulation model
7. The 3 Royal Commissions on the Press concluded that there were 2 major structural issues that needed increasingly urgent addressing: concentration of ownership and the lack of --- with the predominance of right-wing views
8. The online --- of much advertising (eg property, motors) has been devastating for the press industry, most of which takes a higher proportion of revenue from advertising than from cover price. The value of online ads is a fraction of print ads per reader. Google/Facebook have swallowed around 90% of the online ads market.
9. The case of Milly --- did what various Guardian, Independent, C4 and BBC reports had failed to do: made phone-hacking a story of huge public interest
13. The term --- originally denoted the smaller size of more populist, downmarket newspapers, but now some of the more serious papers have taken on this size format too
15. IPSO had pledged to give more consideration to --- --- complaints, something the PCC routinely rejected, but in practise have not improved much
18. ---, aka dumbing down, is the observed ongoing process of the press (and the wider media) getting more simplistic and more focused on soft news/human interest (sport, TV, celebrities etc over hard news: politics, international affairs etc). This is particularly traced to the 1970 launch of topless ‘page three’ pictures in The Sun, which soared in circulation, becoming the biggest-selling by 1978
20. The BBFC and OfCom may be statutory regulators, but the BBFC shares one feature with IPSO: its actually a ----regulator, set up and run by the film industry, not government!
21. At the very heart of democratic theory is the existence of a --- press: news media not owned by or tied to government ... or big business and therefore able to hold their activities up to scrutiny for the public good?!
22. The --- Code is the rule book of IPSO, and the PCC before it, with clauses on privacy, discrimination, accuracy, coverage of children etc
24. The Daily Mail/Express are viewed as lying in between the quality and red-tops: less complex than the qualities, more complex than the red-tops
25. ---3 is a good example of a successful modern pressure group, using social media to pressurise the red-tops to cease publishing topless pictures of young women on ‘page 3’. A Green MP, Caroline Lucas, got into trouble for wearing a ---3 tee-shirt during a 2013 debate in the House of Commons. The Sun ceased publishing topless pics in 2015, and the Daily Star in 2019; the campaign went inactive in 2020 having basically succeeded!
27. Car-maker --- was among the major advertisers to cave into the Twitter campaign to threaten boycotts of all brands continuing to support the News of the World through advertising, along with )2, Sainsbury’s, Halifax and more.
29. The fate of Jeremy Corbyn, going from almost winning a 2017 general election as Labour Party leader to suffering huge losses in 2019 MIGHT be argued to reflect Chomsky’s concept of the --- filter: constant attacks on radical/counter-hegemonic (or simply left-wing!) figures and views. The lifelong anti-racist campaigner was deemed racist (a complex issue over anti-Semitism issues within Labour) while the Tory leader, notorious for racist descriptions of Muslims, Africans etc, was not.
32. When a 2019 Daily Star front page trumpeted that Dwayne The Rock Johnson had slurred all gen Zs as ‘snowflakes’ he entirely ignored IPSO and instead posted a video on his --- channel stating that it was made up (see 2011 John Prescott example using a different social media). Arguably his personal --- channel is a much more powerful/influential (global!) medium than the low and fast-falling UK red-top?
34. The conglomerate --- owns 3/8 national paid-for dailies: Daily Star, Daily Mirror; Daily Express. They also dominate the local and regional markets
36. The left-wing Daily --- responded to its red-top rival The S*n bringing back topless page 3 models in 2015 (after a 2-year gap) by publishing pictures of tits (the birds)! The S*n would cease page 3 for good after this.
37. Chomsky and Herman's --- model argues that the media don't exist or function to protect the public and scrutinise the powerful; they ARE the powerful and seek to create a false sense of meaningful democratic choice
38. --- is the regulator of TV/radio and web/phone services in the UK
44. The Sun lags far behind the Mail (357m!!!) and Guardian (303m!!!) in global readers with ‘just’ 98m (though that just beats the Mirror!), which can be blamed on Murdoch’s disastrous initial decision to put its content behind a ---. The Times likewise has much smaller online readerships than its rivals, BUT it has, eventually, begun to make the subscription model profitable
46. That just 2 conglomerates own 5/8 paid-for national dailies (the Mail Group, DGMT, also own the i and The Metro) could be used as evidence to back Chomsky’s ‘filter’ of --- of ownership
47. The most downmarket, simplistic papers are known as ---s: The Sun, Daily Star, Daily Mirror