--- layout: post title: My Favorite Place date: '2006-11-16T16:00:00-05:00' tags: - '2006' tumblr_url: http://poetry.liabogoev.com/post/49077008225/my-favorite-place ---
Rolling green hills,
A winding narrow road,
Telephone poles,
Pass my window.
The wire trails up,
Then down,
Up,
Then down again.
A stork nests,
On the pole,
Down the road,
From my favorite place.
A small stucco building,
Withered and old,
Patched, yet beautiful,
A large balcony,
Welcomes
The Mediterranean sun.
Grapevines dangle their wares,
Over the shaded porch,
A long wooden table,
Laden with food,
Smells wafting through,
The green sunlight,
That filters through
The giant leaves.
A scraggly meadow,
Shaded by
The crooked apple,
The patch of dirt,
And the patches of grass.

A well trodden path
Leads to a common well,
The path hard,
& beaten,
The water cool,
& sweet.
The Mediterranean sun,
Smiles down
At its child.
A child of the sun.


Type of Rentals
| Type | Features | Capacity (max) |
| Honda Motor Scooters | ||
| ATV Side-by-Side | ||
| Jeep Rentals | ||
Weather Summary
on the Island
| Current | |
| Temperature | ℉ |
| Humidity | % |
| Temp. in 5 days | ℉ |
| Type | Features | Capacity (max) |
| Honda Motor Scooters | ||
| ATV Side-by-Side | ||
| Jeep Rentals | ||
| Current | |
| Temperature | ℉ |
| Humidity | % |
| Temp. in 5 days | ℉ |


1) Click onNew User? in Home page.
2) Enter username
3) Enter new password.
4) Select security question and enter answer. (Note: Security question use when you forget your password).
5) Submit. Now you can login into system
1) Click onForget Password in Home page.
2) Enter your Username
3) Select security question and enter answer. (Note: Security question is set when you register).
4) Next
5) Enter new Password and submit.
6) Your password is reset, now you can login with new password.
1) Goto Home page.
2) Enter Username
3) Enter your password
4) Select Academic year
5) Login
1) When your login is successful, then Dashboard page is displayed
2) Dashboard shows your name with last login information
1) Double click on Home, select Backup.
2) List of backup displayed.
3) Now click Backup button to backup current database.
1) Double click on Home, select Restore.
2) List of backup displayed.
3) Now select the backup to restore and click Restore button.
1) Double click on Home, select Refresh Database.
2) Enter Academic Year
3) Now click Submit button and wait 20 second.
1) Double click on Home, select Update security question.
2) Enter your password
3) select new security question and answer and then submit
1) Double click on Home, select Update password.
2) Enter your old password
3) Enter new password and submit
1) Double click on Teacher, select Add Teacher.
2) Enter Teacher Name, teacher short name and special subject.
3) Click Submit button
1) Double click on Teacher, select View Teacher.
2) All Teacher name are displayed.
1) Double click on Student, select Add Student.
2) Select course, class, division
3) select excel file that contain student list
(Note: Excel file must be in the following format)
1) Double click on Student, select View Student.
2) All Student are displayed for particular division.
1) Double click on Subject, select Add Subject.
2) Enter subject code (Note: Subject code must be unique for each subject and according to university syllabus Ex. CS-101)
3) Enter subject name
4) Select Teacher, course and class
5) Submit
1) Double click on Subject, select View Subject.
2) All Subjects are displayed.
1) Double click on Lab, select Add Lab.
2) Enter lab batch name
3) Select multiple Instructor for lab batch by using Ctrl+ Right click
4) Select course and class
5) Enter Starting and ending Roll no of student
6) Submit.
1) Double click on Lab, select View Lab.
2) All Lab Batch are displayed.
1) Double click on Timetable, select Division Timetable.
2) Select Course, Class and Division
3) Select lecture Start time.
4) Enter total time for one lecture in minute
5) Next
6) Click Insert slot
7) Select subject from week day
8) Repeat step 6 and 7 until last slot
9) Click Add
1) Double click on Timetable, select Lab Batch Timetable.
2) Select Course, Class and subject
3) Select lecture Start time.
4) Click Insert Slot
5) Enter Start and End time of batch
6) Repeat step 4 and 5 and add all slots for practical
7) Click Next
8) Check checkbox carefully according day, lab batch and teacher
9) Click Add
1) Double click on Scheduler, select Add Event.
Note: You can add one day event or multiple day event. These event visible to all teacher, and can be use when calculating your total lecture report.
1) Double click on Scheduler, select View Event.
Note: You can view all event.
1) Double click on Notification


{% if stylesheet_url %}{% endif %}
You are logged in as {{session['username']}}, but this account has not been granted access to this resource.
Log Out


Home
Sign in
Create an Account
your projects
settings
sign out
Your Projects
Settings
Your Projects
Username:
change username
Email:
change email
Change Password
Delete User
Please
sign in
or
create an account
.


URL
REST Api Extension
Username
Password
number of items on page
JQL
Default display by
Project
Issue
Display by Project
Project keys
Comma separated
Display by Parent Issue
Issue (story, task etc.) keys
Comma separated
Save


SCTP_CONNECTX
NAME
sctp_connectx - connect an SCTP socket with multiple destination addresses.LIBRARY
sctpsp.dll (sctpsp.lib)SYNOPSIS
#include <winsock2.h>#include <ws2tcpip.h>
#include <ws2sctp.h>
int
sctp_connectx(int s, const struct sockaddr *, int addrcnt, sctp_assoc_t *);
DESCRIPTION
The sctp_connectx() call attempts to initiate an association to a peer SCTP endpoint. The call operates similarly to connect() but it also provides the ability to specify multiple destination addresses for the peer. This allows a fault tolerant method of initiating an association. When one of the peers addresses is unreachable, the subsequent listed addresses will also be used to set up the association with the peer.
The user also needs to consider that any address listed in an sctp_connectx() call is also considered "confirmed". A confirmed address is one in which the SCTP transport will trust is a part of the association and it will not send a confirmation heartbeat to it with a random nonce.
If the peer SCTP stack does not list one or more of the provided addresses in its response message then the extra addresses sent in the sctp_connectx() call will be silently discarded from the association. On successful completion the provided sctp_assoc_t * will be filled in with the association identification of the newly forming association.
RETURN VALUES
The call returns 0 on success and SOCKET_ERROR (-1) upon failure.ERRORS
The sctp_connectx() function can return the following errors:- [WSAEINVAL]
- An address listed has an invalid family or no addresses were provided.
- [WSAEFAULT]
- The size of the address list exceeds the amount of data provided.
- [WSAEBADF]
- The argument s is not a valid descriptor.
- [WSAENOTSOCK]
- The argument s is not a socket.
SEE ALSO
connect(msdn), sctp(4)Time: 11:22:30 GMT, January 31, 2010
Adapted for SctpDrv from the FreeBSD manual page sctp_connectx(3)
Legal Notices | © 1995-2010 The FreeBSD Project. All rights reserved.


Memory and resource management
CODERS SCHOOL
https://coders.school
Łukasz Ziobroń
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>## Agenda ##### Duration: 7h30' (5h50' without breaks) * intro (30') * exceptions (1h) * ☕ break (10') * memory management problems (20') * pointers, references, copies (20') *
unique_ptr
(30') * ☕ break (10') *
shared_ptr
(30') *
weak_ptr
(15') * 🍝 lunch break (50') * smart pointers in use (1h) * smart pointer implementation details (25') * ☕ break (10') * RAII idiom and STL RAII classes (20') * rule of 0, rule of 5, rule of 3 (15') * performance of smart pointers (20') * recap (20')
## Pre-test #### Take a pen and write down your answers
## 1. What is the problem with below code? ```cpp class Msg{}; void processMsg(Msg* msg) { // ... delete msg; } int main() { Msg m; processMsg(&m); } ``` 1. Freeing a heap allocated memory 1. Freeing a stack allocated memory 1. Freeing only a part of allocated memory 1. Dangling pointer Note: 2
## 2. Mark true sentences 1. A reference works like a const pointer 1. A reference works like a pointer to const 1. A reference cannot be reassigned 1. `unique_ptr` can be copied 1. `shared_ptr` can be moved 1. `weak_ptr` can be created from `unique_ptr` Note: 1, 3, 5
## Pre-test answers
## 1. What is the problem with below code? ```cpp class Msg{}; void processMsg(Msg* msg) { // ... delete msg; } int main() { Msg m; processMsg(&m); } ``` 1. Freeing a heap allocated memory 1. Freeing a stack allocated memory 1. Freeing only a part of allocated memory 1. Dangling pointer Note: 2
## 2. Mark true sentences 1. A reference works like a const pointer 1. A reference works like a pointer to const 1. A reference cannot be reassigned 1.
unique_ptr
can be copied 1.
shared_ptr
can be moved 1.
weak_ptr
can be created from
unique_ptr
Note: 1, 3, 5
## Post-test #### [Link to the post-test](#) Please complete it in a next week. ## Post-work Implement your own shared_ptr and make_shared function. Send me a repo to review your code. ## Training evaluation #### [Link to the evaluation form](https://forms.gle/y1F1we1yvvhuc9LR7) Please give me a feedback about this training session. I would like to know how can I improve it.
CODERS SCHOOL
https://coders.school
Łukasz Ziobroń
lukasz@coders.school


google_map.Rd
Generates a google map object
google_map(data = NULL, key = get_api_key("map"), location = NULL, zoom = NULL, width = NULL, height = NULL, padding = 0, styles = NULL, search_box = FALSE, update_map_view = TRUE, zoom_control = TRUE, map_type_control = TRUE, scale_control = FALSE, street_view_control = TRUE, rotate_control = TRUE, fullscreen_control = TRUE, libraries = NULL, split_view = NULL, split_view_options = NULL, geolocation = FALSE, event_return_type = c("list", "json"))
| data | data to be used on the map. Either a data.frame, or an |
|---|---|
| key | A valid Google Maps API key. |
| location |
|
| zoom |
|
| width | the width of the map |
| height | the height of the map |
| padding | the padding of the map |
| styles | JSON string representation of a valid Google Maps styles Array. See the Google documentation for details https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/styling |
| search_box |
|
| update_map_view | logical indicating if the map should center on the searched location |
| zoom_control | logical indicating if the zoom control should be displayed |
| map_type_control | logical indicating if the map type control should be displayed |
| scale_control | logical indicating if the scale control should be displayed |
| street_view_control | logical indicating if the street view control should be displayed |
| rotate_control | logical indicating if the rotate control should be displayed |
| fullscreen_control | logical indicating if the full screen control should be displayed |
| libraries | vector containing the libraries you want to load. See details |
| split_view | string giving the name of a UI output element in which to place a streetview representation of the map. Will only work in an interactive environment (shiny). |
| split_view_options | list of options to pass to the split street view.
valid list elements are |
| geolocation | logical indicating if you want geolocation enabled |
| event_return_type | the type of data to return to R from an interactive environment (shiny), either an R list, or raw json string. |
In order to use Google Maps you need a valid Google Maps Web JavaScript API key. See the Google Maps API documentation https://developers.google.com/maps/
The data argument is only needed if you call other functions to add layers to the map,
such as add_markers()
or add_polylines
. However, the data argument
can also be passed into those functions as well.
The data can either be a data.frame containing longitude and latitude columns
or an encoded polyline for plotting polylines and polygons, or an sf
object.
The supported sf
object types are
POINT
MULTIPOINT
LINESTRING
MULTILINESTRING
POLYGON
MULTIPOLYGON
GEOMETRY
The libraries argument can be used to turn-off certain libraries from being called. By default the map will load
visualization - includes the HeatmapLayer for visualising heatmaps https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/visualization
geometry - utility functions for computation of geometric data on the surface of the earth, including plotting encoded polylines. https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/geometry
places - enables searching for places. https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/places
drawing - provides a graphical interface for users to draw polygons, rectangles, circles and markers on the map. https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/drawinglayer
# NOT RUN { map_key <- "your_api_key" google_map(key = map_key, data = tram_stops) %>% add_markers() %>% add_traffic() ## style map using 'cobalt simplified' style style <- '[{"featureType":"all","elementType":"all","stylers":[{"invert_lightness":true}, {"saturation":10},{"lightness":30},{"gamma":0.5},{"hue":"#435158"}]}, {"featureType":"road.arterial","elementType":"all","stylers":[{"visibility":"simplified"}]}, {"featureType":"transit.station","elementType":"labels.text","stylers":[{"visibility":"off"}]}]' google_map(key = map_key, styles = style) # }


Hi I am Joseph Evangelista, nice to meet you!
M.E.R.N. Stack Developer.
My journey started in 2018. Building and coding has always been something that interests me. I dove right in to it head first
and has not look back since. I have made projects from front-end to back-end. I am constantly looking to improve
my skills. As I go along, i'm looking forward to working with you.


|
Exodus
6.36
|
#include <exodusII.h>
Data Fields | |
| int64_t | id |
| ex_entity_type | type |
| char | topology [MAX_STR_LENGTH+1] |
| int64_t | num_entry |
| int64_t | num_nodes_per_entry |
| int64_t | num_edges_per_entry |
| int64_t | num_faces_per_entry |
| int64_t | num_attribute |
| int64_t ex_block::id |
| int64_t ex_block::num_attribute |
| int64_t ex_block::num_edges_per_entry |
| int64_t ex_block::num_entry |
| int64_t ex_block::num_faces_per_entry |
| int64_t ex_block::num_nodes_per_entry |
| char ex_block::topology[MAX_STR_LENGTH+1] |
| ex_entity_type ex_block::type |


--- layout: post title: The Server cant be reached, try again later permalink: the-server-cant-be-reached-try-again-later/ date: 2014-07-05 04:57:40.000000000 +08:00 categories: - howto - wordpress tags: - wordpress stucked when upgrade status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '2' dsq_thread_id: '2989971357' cleaned: true ---
Had experienced this in your WordPress site? annoying isnt' it?

But just in case you are stucked in that nasty message, just delete the ".maintenance" file in root folder of your blog. It contains some stuff like
<?php $upgrading =<PHONE_NUMBER>; ?>
Which wordpress uses internally to lock the site while it's upgrading. But the problem is, if something goes wrong in the middle of the process and this file is still there, your blog will be stucked in that message forever. If that happens, your last resort is to delete that file manually via ftp.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Setup Complete{% endblock %} {% block body %}
Your account should now be ready to login.


The core idea behind this alternate paradigm is that you create and manage one pipeline - to which search engines can then be added. This is in contrast to the ‘search service’ paradigm (Paradigm 1 - One Pipeline, One Search Engine), where each search service, and its associated search engine wrapper, has its own distinct pipeline. Like with the ‘Search Service’ paradigm, there is a query pipeline and the result pipeline, but, in addition to this, there is an additional pipeline: the search engine pipeline (which makes use of a search engine manager; this is equivalent, in most respects, to the ‘Search Service Manager’ from the ‘search service’ paradigm).
The picture below shows how all these components relate to each other:
Each of the key components, shown in the picture above, are summarised (in terms of how they relate to this paradigm) below; except for the ‘Query Logger’ and ‘Config’ components as these are identical to those found in the ‘Search Service’ architecture.
The roles of the components are as follows:
The data flow in this paradigm is a little more complicated than in the ‘search service’ paradigm, due to the extra complexity introduced by having multiple search engines associated with one pipeline. The picture below shows the data flow between a user issuing a query and their receiving the result(s) of this query.
The ‘pipeline service’ is passed a query, by the user/client, via one of two methods: search all or search specific. From here, the query pipeline is run (once; even if there are multiple search engines - since they all have the same query and query pipeline), first going through all the filters and then all the modifiers. Following this, the ‘search engine manager’ is called to retrieve either: all the search engines it manages, or one specific one. The next step is to run through the ‘search engine pipeline’ with the results of the previous step. (1) shows the entry point for this process, at this stage either each search engine will be processed in turn or, in the case of a specific search, only one will be processed (as defined by the search specific call).
In the above diagram, the section under the label ‘Result Pipeline’ shows how the processing of a search engine works:
Once the above process has been completed, for each search engine, the overall ‘results’ are returned - (3) shows the point at which the overall ‘results’ are complete and can then be returned to the user/client.
Within the query and result pipelines there are both filters and modifiers. Filters are executed first and then, following this, the modifiers are executed.
The distinction between a filter and a modifier is as follows:
There are many different filters and modifiers available for both of these pipelines, please consult the PuppyIR API Reference page for details of what is available.
There are two points at which queries can be logged: before the query goes through the query pipeline and after; i.e. un-processed and processed. The default is to log queries before processing - if a query logger has been added. The code below shows how to add a query logger and set it so that processed queries are logged, in addition to un-processed ones:
from puppy.logging import QueryLogger
from puppy.pipeline import PipelineService
config = {"log_dir": "/path/to/log/dir"} # Sets the log directory
pm = PipelineService(config)
pm.query_logger = QueryLogger(pm)
pm.postLogging = True # Activate post-pipeline query logging
Referring to the data flow diagram above, the formats of a query and results are:
Both the Query and Response formats are implementations of the OpenSearch specification; for more details, see the links below:
This paradigm has the potential to be more efficient than the ‘search service’ paradigm, in terms of code and effort on the part of a developer/researcher, in the following ways:
An example of the usage of this paradigm is given in: Pipeline Tutorial: DeeSe (Detective Search).


Information for institutions and publishers.
{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %}
The DeepGreen project aims to transfer scientific publications, which are subject to Alliance licences and thus entitled to be made freely available at the end of their respective embargo periods, into Open Access repositories.
In order to make this Open Access transformation happen DeepGreen has developed a data hub which enables publishers to automatically deposit publications (including metadata), which will then be routed to eligible Open Access repositories.
The DeepGreen data hub is based on the British Jisc Publications Router, a service institutions can use to obtain publications for their repositories from Open Access feeds and registered publishers.
Reliable and up-to-date information about the specific rights and conditions of each individual Alliance licence are provided by the Electronic Journals Library (EZB) This enables DeepGreen to automatically check whether an individual article is actually subject to an Alliance licence before taking any further processing steps.
Information for institutions and publishers.


The small European island of Malta is fast becoming one of the blockchain centers of the world.
Is malta on komodos list of countries to contact
blackjok3r21-Jul-18 04:11 PM
I think someone from here lives there
modereck21-Jul-18 04:12 PM
Maybe i will go in september for hollydays
c2k21-Jul-18 04:16 PM
its an awesome place
i was there about 15yrs ago
think its become much more poplular since but incredible old architecture, food etc
fwiw
c2k21-Jul-18 06:56 PM
im having a hard time selling my Jumblr on BDEX for KMD. shows utxo 0 but my inventory shows i have utxo's. any suggestions?
Cryptoon21-Jul-18 07:16 PM
Sometimes takes a while to recognize them
c2k21-Jul-18 07:29 PM
maybe, but just not working for me
although i havent tried it yet im guessing it would be similar on hyperdex
Cryptoon21-Jul-18 08:35 PM
Selling on hyper not possible as you cant keep up an order yourself
c2k21-Jul-18 08:41 PM
can anyone tell me if JUMBLR is active on BDEX today?
id like to sell ~10 for KMD or PANGEA
jansako21-Jul-18 08:52 PM
I have not been able t sell into the 'buy' orders that are on the orderbooks for weeks now. I suspect the bob's only have tiny UTXO's left on them, but even trying to sell 0.011 of an asset for 0.02 KMD does not work. Regardless of what BarterDEX says about 'average UTXO size'.
This goes for SN, DEX, JUMBLR, MSHARK, REVS, BOTS. Did not try the others.
There are just no 'public' buyers, but you can sometimes get lucky and sell a bit if you have a bob order up.
I am not buying them myself either, so this is not a complaint or criticism!
Cryptoon21-Jul-18 09:26 PM
You can reset utxo by sending the entire balance to yourself
I saw some jumblr earlier, pretty sure jl has marketmakers for all of the assetchains running
jansako21-Jul-18 10:25 PM
Yes, he does. Except they are not buying anything for quite a while now. Pretty sure those bobs got dumped on until their last komodoshi. Once they sell some of their inventory, I am sure the KMD will be available on the buy side again.
bishop21-Jul-18 10:54 PM
I haven't had any luck using BD 1.07 or higher... still rocking BD 1.06 and did a couple smaller swaps this morning
hyperDEX21-Jul-18 11:05 PM
@Cryptoon Artem and a rust dev. But i would like to add my devs into the mix. Just waiting for a time where we can all sit down to discuss it
1
artemciy_dice21-Jul-18 11:36 PM
@hyperDEX , there's a chance I'll be that Rust dev. I'm not up to speed yet, but if you have something for me to prefetch or just throw some thoughts around you know where to find me.(edited)
Something extreme is brewing. You will hear a lot about the new crypto MEGA-SITE https://t.co/TU7tjCYzKk during the next few months. #bitcoin #cryptocurrency #bullrun https://t.co/szMtoNrriK
He was the mastermind behind the failure “viral”
Then tried some pedo-network coin concept that quickly got trashed on bitcointalk


{% load static %}
MyUMBC Submission System
Home
Contact
Submit
Student Manager
Assignments
Student Submissions
Welcome to the Assignment Page
{% csrf_token %}
Create/Remove Assignment:
{{ form.createRemove }}
Class Number:
{{ form.classNum}}
{% load crispy_forms_tags %} {{ form.section|as_crispy_field }}
Name of Assignment:
{{ form.assignmentName }}
Date & Time Due:
{{ form.datetimeDue }}
Please Choose Files to Upload
{{ form.uploadFile }}
{{assignmentAction}}


Body image, the subjective picture or mental image of one's own body, as defined by Merriam-Webster. Body image is less of the actual physique of one’s body but more of what they see it as when they look in the mirror. It doesn’t have to be what everyone else sees but what one believes about about their appearance. This includes one’s height, weight, shape, ect. High or even obsessive concern of an “ideal” body image is sadly a very common thing these days, especially among teens.
Nutrion is important it is the process of providing or obtaining the food that is necessary for health and gowth.Nutrion is also the branch of science that deals woth nutrients and nutrition, particularly in humans.Nutrition is lastly the supply offood/materials required by organisms and cells to stay alive.
Physical Fitness is an important role in keeping your self physically and mentally in shape. Working out boosts your self esteem, Physical Apperance, and keeps you in healthy shape. These excercises are designed to get you into tip top shape and keeps your body right.
The Modern Business template by Start Bootstrap includes:
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Corporis, omnis doloremque non cum id reprehenderit, quisquam totam aspernatur tempora minima unde aliquid ea culpa sunt. Reiciendis quia dolorum ducimus unde.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Molestias, expedita, saepe, vero rerum deleniti beatae veniam harum neque nemo praesentium cum alias asperiores commodi.


Hadoop is an elastic, distributed, schemaless data processing platform, ideal for complex data that require sophisticated parsing and interpretation. Those familiar with C#, VB.NET, or any other .NET language can now leverage the platform using the Microsoft .NET SDK for Hadoop.


The Dark Castle
Rule Of The Game
You need to claim
the key
as much you can.
When you collect enough keys, more
monsters
will appear.
Try to stay away from them quickly as you can.
Warning!!!
The monsters that appear later will fly faster and bigger~~
Goodluck and have fun!!!
Username
@
Sign In
User Name:
Scores:
High Scores:
Time Survive:
Start Game
Reset Game


Phone Number:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Address: 8950 Hwy 50, Brampton, ON L6P 2W6
| Day | Time |
|---|---|
| Monday | 11:00am to 6:00pm |
| Tuesday | 11:00am to 6:00pm |
| Wednesday | 11:00am to 6:00pm |
| Thursday | 11:00am to 6:00pm |
| Friday | 11:00am to 6:00pm |
| Saturday | 11:30am to 5:30pm |
| Sunday | By Appointments Only |
Current EST:


This 3-minute-long document will walk you through the experimental modal analysis procedure.
The application is split into 5 modules that are available from the top of the screen: Home, Geometry, Measurement, Analysis and Animation. They correspond to different parts of the experimental modal analysis procedure.
You will want to start either by creating the geometry from scratch by selecting Geometry in the top-most area, or by importing existing data. Existing projects can be loaded by pressing the button Open or a UFF file can be imported by choosing the option Import uff in the top-left menu. This menus also offers other features, such as to Save the work in progress or to Export data to different formats.
There is a models system available throughout OpenModal and a 'New Model' is created for you automatically. If needed, additional models can be created meaning that multiple geometries and corresponding measurements can coexist within the OpenModal project. This should bbe useful for comparison of different experiments and geometry variations.
Geometry module offers tools for node and element generation. The tables at the bottom of the screen hold nodes, their coordinates and coordinate systems. There are separate tables for elements, such as lines and triangles. The best way to start probably is to use the Create geometry wizard accessed from the right-hand side. A large number of nodes is then easily generated by specifying the boundaries for line, plane, box or cylinder types of surfaces.
Take special care to assign the correct euler angles to your nodes to avoid problems during the later steps of the experimental modal analysis. You can take advantage of the copy/paste functionality of the tables to quickly adjust parameters for a large amount of nodes or to copy/paste values from clipboard into OpenModal. Once you have generated all the necessary geometry you can continue with measurements. It is also possible (while not recommended) to do measurements first and assign nodes later.
OpenModal uses a very powerful visualization library that takes full advantage of the GPU unit. Both 3D views (geometry model) and 2D views (plots) can be manipulated effortlessly using your mouse. Also, be sure to always check the right-click menu in these windows, as it might contain some very useful stuff.
The measurement window is used to acquire experimental data. First thing to do here is to open the configuration window and configure hardware. Only National Instruments hardware is supported within OpenModal at the moment. Type of analysis must be specified at this point, and can be any of the following: impulse, random or OMA (operational modal analysis) type. Please be aware that different types of measurement can require quite different configurations. Leave the configuration window when everything has been set.
OpenModal requires National Instruments (or other DAQmx supported hardware) at the moment. The interface must be setup first by preparing a Task within the NI MAX (Measurement and Automation Explorer) tool. Once saved, these tasks are accesible within OpenModal and can be used to perform measurements. If your system does not have DAQmx drivers installed you can still use OpenModal but will have to rely only on data you can import.
Back in the main window, all that is needed to start the measurement is to press the Measure button. In the case of impulse measurement that is outlined in this guide, the software will wait for a peak in the force excitation signal and then measure one window of data. You can choose to Accept this measurement, in which case it is added to the table below. You can also choose not to accept it and instead Repeat the process. There is a number of plots on screen which show different details of measured data. These are (left to right, top to bottom): excitation signal, response signal/s, zoomed-in excitation, PSD of excitation, and finally amplitude and phase frequency diagrams.
All values within the table should correspond (through node number) to the nodes (geometry) of the model when the measurements are complete. If there are discrepancies the table entry values can be changed by selecting an entry and typing in a different value.
Analysis can be performed once the measurements are present within the OpenModal project. Usually they are limited to a frequency band which can be set by specifying the minimum and maximum frequency on the right-hand side. The analysis is then performed by a click on the Analyze button which draws additional layer of calculated poles (natural frequency and damping ratio) which must be selected by the user and are represented in the table on the right-hand side.
Modal parameters are identified by curve-fitting a set of Frequency Response Functions or Impulse Response Functions. In general, curve fitting is a process of matching a mathematical expression to a set of empirical data points. The Least-Squares Complex Frequency Domain estimator (LSCF) and the Least-Squares Complex Exponential estimator (LSCE) methods are currently supported within OpenModal of which the first one is the default choice. Both methods estimate the poles which are represented by red plus signs (both natural frequency and damping are stable) or yellow triangles (only natural frequency is stable).
Measured and analyzed data can be visualized within the animation module. By clicking on a certain point on the plot, a frequency is selected and the model is animated accordingly by pressing Play. Distinct modal shapes can also be animated by selecting the Analysis table tab. Check the right-mouse-button menu for additional options.
Video of a complete experimental modal analysis procedure.


This page has registers a function with dojo.addOnLoad(), dojo.addOnUnload() and dojo.addOnWindowUnload.
dojo.addOnLoad(): You should see 3 console messages about addOnLoad working.
dojo.addOnUnload(): You should see an alert if the page is reloaded, or if you navigate to a different web page ("addOnUnload works").
dojo.addOnWindowUnload(): You should see an alert if the page is reloaded, or if you navigate to a different web page ("addOnWindowUnload works").


PART I. COOPERATIVE INDEMNITY
§435E-1 Definitions. Unless the context clearly requires otherwise:
"Commissioner" means the insurance commissioner of this State.
"Physician" or "surgeon" means any person licensed to practice medicine or osteopathic medicine under chapter 453; or any professional corporation, partnership, or other entity whose stockholders or partners are comprised solely of persons licensed under chapter 453. [L 1977, c 182, pt of §1; am L 1982, c 203, §15; am L 1996, c 202, §10; am L 2009, c 11, §56]
Cross References
Insurance commissioner, see §431:2-102.


Custom Kidz Clothing
Home
Pre Made Designz
Boyz
Girlz
Dealz
Boyz
Girlz
Design Your Own
Boyz
Girlz
Contact us
Log In/Sign Up
Log In
Sign Up
Cart


Problem 1
a. Create a global variable called schoolName. Assign it an initial value of "Des Moines Area Community College".
b. Create a function called processString( ).
c. Call this function using a button and the onclick event handler. Pass in the schoolName variable as the parameter.
Problem 2
a. Create two global variables. One called name1 and assign it a value of "Mary". The other called name2 and assign it a value of "Smith".
b. Create a function called printName( ).
c. Call this function during runtime. Pass in the name1 and name2 variables as the parameters.
Problem 3
a. Create a global variable called totalSales. Assign it a value of 3435.6. It should be numeric data type.
b. Use the provided currency formatting function to display totalSales formatted as currency in the following line.
Problem 4
a. Use the provided date functions and concatenation to display today's date in the following format Monday, January 2, 2018.
Today's date:
Problem 5
a. Use the provided date functions and concatenation to display today's date in the following format "mm/dd/yyy".
Today's date:


[K]indergarten
February 11 - February 15, 2019 - Washington + Lincoln, Valentine's Day, -et/-en Families, Strategies
[ M ]
Word Stretch - Choose a word to "stretch" out loud.
[ T ]
Read - Use a strategy ...
[ W ]
Sight Words - Practice to reach your goal!
[ Th ]
Bring your valentines :)
[ F ]
Project 100 is due next Thursday. Have a wonderful weekend!


SLVERIFYROC Computes the verification ROC $ Syntax $ - [thrs, fars, frrs] = slverifyroc(scores, labels1, labels2, op) - [thrs, fars, frrs] = slverifyroc(scores, labels1, labels2, op, npts) $ Arguments $ - scores: the score matrix for verification - labels1: the labels of referred samples - labels2: the labels of query samples - op: the option stating the attributes of the scores - npts: the number of threshold points (default = 200) - thrs: the sampled thresholds - fars: the false accept rates at the sampled thresholds - frrs: the false reject rates at the sampled thresholds $ Description $ - [thrs, fars, frrs] = slverifyroc(scores, labels1, labels2, op) Computes the verification ROC based on the pairwise scores. If there are m samples in the first set, n samples in the second set, then the scores matrix should be of size m x n, and the labels1 and labels2 should be a vector of m and n elements respectively. If labels2 is given empty, then it is supposed to be the same as labels1, where we are performing self-pairwise-verification. Here op can be 'low' or 'high', if op is 'high' means that a higher score indicating higher similarity, vice versa for 'low' op. For output, if n thresholds are sampled, then thrs, fars, and frrs for all n x 1 vectors, containing the sampled threshold values, and the corresponding false accept rates, and false reject rates. - [thrs, fars, frrs] = slverifyroc(scores, labels1, labels2, op, npts) You can specify the number of threshold points to sampled by npts. $ History $ - Created by Dahua Lin on Jun 10th, 2005 - Modified by Dahua Lin on May 1st, 2006 - Base on the sltoolbox v4 - Modified by Dahua Lin on Aug 8th, 2006 - Add one more argument npts to tune the density of sampling
0001 function [thrs, fars, frrs] = slverifyroc(scores, labels1, labels2, op, npts) 0002 %SLVERIFYROC Computes the verification ROC 0003 % 0004 % $ Syntax $ 0005 % - [thrs, fars, frrs] = slverifyroc(scores, labels1, labels2, op) 0006 % - [thrs, fars, frrs] = slverifyroc(scores, labels1, labels2, op, npts) 0007 % 0008 % $ Arguments $ 0009 % - scores: the score matrix for verification 0010 % - labels1: the labels of referred samples 0011 % - labels2: the labels of query samples 0012 % - op: the option stating the attributes of the scores 0013 % - npts: the number of threshold points (default = 200) 0014 % - thrs: the sampled thresholds 0015 % - fars: the false accept rates at the sampled thresholds 0016 % - frrs: the false reject rates at the sampled thresholds 0017 % 0018 % $ Description $ 0019 % - [thrs, fars, frrs] = slverifyroc(scores, labels1, labels2, op) 0020 % Computes the verification ROC based on the pairwise scores. 0021 % If there are m samples in the first set, n samples in the second set, 0022 % then the scores matrix should be of size m x n, and the labels1 and 0023 % labels2 should be a vector of m and n elements respectively. 0024 % If labels2 is given empty, then it is supposed to be the same as 0025 % labels1, where we are performing self-pairwise-verification. 0026 % Here op can be 'low' or 'high', if op is 'high' means that a higher 0027 % score indicating higher similarity, vice versa for 'low' op. 0028 % For output, if n thresholds are sampled, then thrs, fars, and frrs 0029 % for all n x 1 vectors, containing the sampled threshold values, 0030 % and the corresponding false accept rates, and false reject rates. 0031 % 0032 % - [thrs, fars, frrs] = slverifyroc(scores, labels1, labels2, op, npts) 0033 % You can specify the number of threshold points to sampled by npts. 0034 % 0035 % $ History $ 0036 % - Created by Dahua Lin on Jun 10th, 2005 0037 % - Modified by Dahua Lin on May 1st, 2006 0038 % - Base on the sltoolbox v4 0039 % - Modified by Dahua Lin on Aug 8th, 2006 0040 % - Add one more argument npts to tune the density of sampling 0041 % 0042 0043 %% parse and verify input arguments 0044 if nargin < 4 0045 raise_lackinput('slverifyroc', 4); 0046 end 0047 if isempty(labels2) 0048 labels2 = labels1; 0049 end 0050 if ndims(scores) ~= 2 0051 error('sltoolbox:invaliddims', ... 0052 'The scores should be a 2D matrix'); 0053 end 0054 [m, n] = size(scores); 0055 if length(labels1) ~= m || length(labels2) ~= n 0056 error('The sizes of labels do not match that of scores'); 0057 end 0058 0059 if nargin < 5 || isempty(npts) 0060 npts = 200; 0061 end 0062 0063 0064 %% generate the signs 0065 labels1 = labels1(:); 0066 labels2 = labels2(:)'; 0067 L1 = labels1(:, ones(1, n)); 0068 L2 = labels2(ones(m, 1), :); 0069 signals = (L1 == L2); 0070 clear L1 L2; 0071 0072 %% compute 0073 [thrs, fars, frrs] = slroc(scores, signals, npts, op); 0074 0075 0076 0077


CentralStorageStrategy
A one-machine strategy that puts all variables on a single device.
Inherits From: Strategy
tf.compat.v2.distribute.experimental.CentralStorageStrategy
Variables are assigned to local CPU or the only GPU. If there is more than one GPU, compute operations (other than variable update operations) will be replicated across all GPUs.
strategy = tf.distribute.experimental.CentralStorageStrategy() # Create a dataset ds = tf.data.Dataset.range(5).batch(2) # Distribute that dataset dist_dataset = strategy.experimental_distribute_dataset(ds) with strategy.scope(): @tf.function def train_step(val): return val + 1 # Iterate over the distributed dataset for x in dist_dataset: # process dataset elements strategy.experimental_run_v2(train_step, args=(x,))
__init__
__init__( compute_devices=None, parameter_device=None )
Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
extended
tf.distribute.StrategyExtended
with additional methods.
num_replicas_in_sync
Returns number of replicas over which gradients are aggregated.
experimental_distribute_dataset
experimental_distribute_dataset(dataset)
Distributes a tf.data.Dataset instance provided via dataset.
The returned dataset is a wrapped strategy dataset which creates a multidevice iterator under the hood. It prefetches the input data to the specified devices on the worker. The returned distributed dataset can be iterated over similar to how regular datasets can.
NOTE: Currently, the user cannot add any more transformations to a distributed dataset.
strategy = tf.distribute.CentralStorageStrategy() # with 1 CPU and 1 GPU dataset = tf.data.Dataset.range(10).batch(2) dist_dataset = strategy.experimental_distribute_dataset(dataset) for x in dist_dataset: print(x) # Prints PerReplica values [0, 1], [2, 3],...
Args:
dataset: tf.data.Dataset
to be prefetched to device.
A "distributed Dataset
" that the caller can iterate over.
experimental_distribute_datasets_from_function
experimental_distribute_datasets_from_function(dataset_fn)
Distributes tf.data.Dataset
instances created by calls to dataset_fn
.
dataset_fn
will be called once for each worker in the strategy. In this
case, we only have one worker so dataset_fn
is called once. Each replica
on this worker will then dequeue a batch of elements from this local
dataset.
The dataset_fn
should take an tf.distribute.InputContext
instance where
information about batching and input replication can be accessed.
def dataset_fn(input_context): batch_size = input_context.get_per_replica_batch_size(global_batch_size) d = tf.data.Dataset.from_tensors([[1.]]).repeat().batch(batch_size) return d.shard( input_context.num_input_pipelines, input_context.input_pipeline_id) inputs = strategy.experimental_distribute_datasets_from_function(dataset_fn) for batch in inputs: replica_results = strategy.experimental_run_v2(replica_fn, args=(batch,))
IMPORTANT: The tf.data.Dataset
returned by dataset_fn
should have a
per-replica batch size, unlike experimental_distribute_dataset
, which uses
the global batch size. This may be computed using
input_context.get_per_replica_batch_size
.
dataset_fn
: A function taking a tf.distribute.InputContext
instance and
returning a tf.data.Dataset
.A "distributed Dataset
", which the caller can iterate over like regular
datasets.
experimental_local_results
experimental_local_results(value)
Returns the list of all local per-replica values contained in value
.
In CentralStorageStrategy
there is a single worker so the value returned
will be all the values on that worker.
value
: A value returned by experimental_run()
, experimental_run_v2()
,
extended.call_for_each_replica()
, or a variable created in scope
.A tuple of values contained in value
. If value
represents a single
value, this returns (value,).
experimental_make_numpy_dataset
experimental_make_numpy_dataset(numpy_input)
Makes a tf.data.Dataset
for input provided via a numpy array.
This avoids adding numpy_input
as a large constant in the graph,
and copies the data to the machine or machines that will be processing
the input.
Note that you will likely need to use experimental_distribute_dataset
with the returned dataset to further distribute it with the strategy.
numpy_input = np.ones([10], dtype=np.float32) dataset = strategy.experimental_make_numpy_dataset(numpy_input) dist_dataset = strategy.experimental_distribute_dataset(dataset)
numpy_input
: A nest of NumPy input arrays that will be converted into a
dataset. Note that lists of Numpy arrays are stacked, as that is normal
tf.data.Dataset
behavior.A tf.data.Dataset
representing numpy_input
.
experimental_run_v2
experimental_run_v2( fn, args=(), kwargs=None )
Run fn
on each replica, with the given arguments.
In CentralStorageStrategy
, fn
is called on each of the compute
replicas, with the provided "per replica" arguments specific to that device.
fn
: The function to run. The output must be a tf.nest
of Tensor
s.args
: (Optional) Positional arguments to fn
.kwargs
: (Optional) Keyword arguments to fn
.Return value from running fn
.
reduce
reduce( reduce_op, value, axis )
Reduce value
across replicas.
Given a per-replica value returned by experimental_run_v2
, say a
per-example loss, the batch will be divided across all the replicas. This
function allows you to aggregate across replicas and optionally also across
batch elements. For example, if you have a global batch size of 8 and 2
replicas, values for examples [0, 1, 2, 3]
will be on replica 0 and
[4, 5, 6, 7]
will be on replica 1. By default, reduce
will just
aggregate across replicas, returning [0+4, 1+5, 2+6, 3+7]
. This is useful
when each replica is computing a scalar or some other value that doesn't
have a "batch" dimension (like a gradient). More often you will want to
aggregate across the global batch, which you can get by specifying the batch
dimension as the axis
, typically axis=0
. In this case it would return a
scalar 0+1+2+3+4+5+6+7
.
If there is a last partial batch, you will need to specify an axis so
that the resulting shape is consistent across replicas. So if the last
batch has size 6 and it is divided into [0, 1, 2, 3] and [4, 5], you
would get a shape mismatch unless you specify axis=0
. If you specify
tf.distribute.ReduceOp.MEAN
, using axis=0
will use the correct
denominator of 6. Contrast this with computing reduce_mean
to get a
scalar value on each replica and this function to average those means,
which will weigh some values 1/8
and others 1/4
.
strategy = tf.distribute.experimental.CentralStorageStrategy( compute_devices=['CPU:0', 'GPU:0'], parameter_device='CPU:0') ds = tf.data.Dataset.range(10) # Distribute that dataset dist_dataset = strategy.experimental_distribute_dataset(ds) with strategy.scope(): @tf.function def train_step(val): # pass through return val # Iterate over the distributed dataset for x in dist_dataset: result = strategy.experimental_run_v2(train_step, args=(x,)) result = strategy.reduce(tf.distribute.ReduceOp.SUM, result, axis=None).numpy() # result: array([ 4, 6, 8, 10]) result = strategy.reduce(tf.distribute.ReduceOp.SUM, result, axis=0).numpy() # result: 28
reduce_op
: A tf.distribute.ReduceOp
value specifying how values should
be combined.value
: A "per replica" value, e.g. returned by experimental_run_v2
to
be combined into a single tensor.axis
: Specifies the dimension to reduce along within each
replica's tensor. Should typically be set to the batch dimension, or
None
to only reduce across replicas (e.g. if the tensor has no batch
dimension).A Tensor
.
scope
scope()
Returns a context manager selecting this Strategy as current.
Inside a with strategy.scope():
code block, this thread
will use a variable creator set by strategy
, and will
enter its "cross-replica context".
A context manager.


{% include 'facebook_pixel.html' %}
Learn about what the food you consume needs to grow.
 Flavorful heirloom tomatoes? You choose.
People throw out buckets all the time. Ask your local bakery if you can have a pastry cream bucket for free.
We are selling bucket kits for pick up in the San Francisco Mission for $50 plus tax. Fill out this form if you'd like to buy one.
Check out my instructable for assembling your own grow bucket kit
I am dreaming of building an improved bucket that uses less power via LED lighting. Please subscribe below if you're interested! I also keep a project diary.


--- layout: project title: Interactive faucet description: A touchless faucet concept for public places tags: [Tangible] order: 13 course: Fundamentals of interaction design team: Allwin(Concept, Interactions, Prop, Documentation), Jithin(Concept, Interactions, Prop, 3D rendering) mentors: Mamata N Rao duration: 1 week ---


PHP started out as a small open source project that evolved as more and more people found out how useful it was. Rasmus Lerdorf unleashed the first version of PHP way back in 1994. PHP is pleasingly zippy in its execution, especially when compiled as an Apache module on the Unix side. The MySQL server, once started, executes even very complex queries with huge result sets in record-setting time. PHP supports a large number of major protocols such as POP3, IMAP, and LDAP. PHP4 added support for Java and distributed object architectures (COM and CORBA), making n-tier development a possibility for the first time.


Rezolver Dev Guide
Welcome to the Rezolver developer guide - the best resource to learn about all the features of Rezolver, and tips and tricks to get the most out of it.
Getting started
As with many open source .Net projects, there are two primary ways to get Rezolver integrated into your project.
- The easiest is via the Nuget packages
- By using the Nuget packages, you ensure that you're using the latest (hopefully stable!) releases. Pre-release packages will also be made available for in-development features.
- Fork or download the Rezolver source from Github
- Use this if you can't integrate nuget into your build pipeline, or if you'd like to customise or contribute to the project.
- If you're looking to customise, though, then there should be enough extensibility points in the framework to allow you to do so without having to change core types. If that's not the case, post an issue on the Github project so we can get it added in and make it better for everyone!
Tests as Examples
Most of the example code shown here is drawn directly from the project Rezolver.Tests.Examples
, which can be found
in the test
folder under the root of the repo. If there's a filename shown at the top of a code example, then that
should equal the filename where you can find that code in the examples project.
Please note that any example code containing type declarations will be found in the Types
folder of that project, with all the
individual test files in the root.
We're using xunit for all our tests, hence all the examples are written for it too.
Matching an example to a test
We do omit the test function declaration in these examples - but if you look down a tests file you'll see comments inside
each test method with an XML tag. Here's the body of the ObjectExamples.cs
file, which contains all the examples
for the 'Objects as Services' documentation:
// Copyright (c) Zolution Software Ltd. All rights reserved.
// Licensed under the MIT License, see LICENSE.txt in the solution root for license information
using Rezolver.Tests.Examples.Types;
using Xunit;
namespace Rezolver.Tests.Examples
{
public class ObjectExamples
{
[Fact]
public void ShouldRegisterAndRetrieveByItsType()
{
// <example1>
var container = new Container();
var service = new MyService();
container.RegisterObject(service);
Assert.Same(service, container.Resolve<MyService>());
// </example1>
}
[Fact]
public void ShouldRegisterAndRetrieveByInterface()
{
// <example2>
var container = new Container();
var service = new MyService();
container.RegisterObject<IMyService>(service);
// NOTE: Could also use:
// container.RegisterObject(service, typeof(IMyService)
Assert.Same(service, container.Resolve<IMyService>());
// </example2>
}
[Fact]
public void ShouldNotDisposeByDefault()
{
// <example10>
var disposableObj = new DisposableType();
using (var container = new ScopedContainer())
{
container.RegisterObject(disposableObj);
var result = container.Resolve<DisposableType>();
Assert.Same(disposableObj, result);
}
// Should NOT be disposed
Assert.False(disposableObj.Disposed);
// </example10>
}
[Fact]
public void ShouldDispose()
{
// <example11>
var disposableObj = new DisposableType();
using (var container = new ScopedContainer())
{
container.RegisterObject(disposableObj, scopeBehaviour: ScopeBehaviour.Explicit);
var result = container.Resolve<DisposableType>();
Assert.Same(disposableObj, result);
}
// Should be disposed
Assert.True(disposableObj.Disposed);
// </example11>
}
[Fact]
public void OnlyRootScopeShouldDispose()
{
// <example12>
var disposableObj = new DisposableType();
using (var container = new ScopedContainer())
{
container.RegisterObject(disposableObj, scopeBehaviour: ScopeBehaviour.Explicit);
using (var scope = container.CreateScope())
{
var result = container.Resolve<DisposableType>();
Assert.Same(disposableObj, result);
}
// Should not be disposed here...
Assert.False(disposableObj.Disposed);
}
// ... but should be disposed here
Assert.True(disposableObj.Disposed);
// </example12>
}
}
}
You'll notice that the body of each test method looks like this:
//<examplen>
... (code) ...
//</examplen>
Note
This is a facet of the code snippet feature of docfx
Each example is numbered sequentially (the n
), so it shouldn't be too hard to marry up the example in the documentation to the
test in the tests file.
Something missing?
This site is always under development, and we're doing everything we can to get all high-level documentation in place so that even novice users of DI containers can get up and running with Rezolver.
If you have a question about something that's not covered here, please feel free to open an issue over on Github.
Next Steps
- Asp.Net Core developers should read how to integrate Rezolver into the Asp.Net Core hosting pipeline.
- Learn how to create and use a container.


Select a flower picture to classify the kind of flower as daisy, dandelion, rose, sunflower, or tulip.


There was this thing that I wrote at the end of 2009, it was a list of things that I had enjoyed that year. It was a fun little piece of writing, something to share with friends. The reason I bring this up is because that was the last thing that I can remember writing. 5 YEARS AGO! I used to write all the time, usually nothing I’d ever post on the internet or show to anyone. Just something I would do for fun and practice. So I feel like it’s time to write again. About what? I had this idea a couple months ago, an ambitious goal, starting in 2015 I’m going to buy one album a week. Not just any album but an album from a specific year. I figured there is fifty-two weeks in a year and if I subtract 52 from 2015 I am at 1963. So the first week of 2015 I buy an album from 1963, second week from 1964 and so on until I buy an album from 2015 on the last week of 2015. That in itself is a pretty decent project but then I thought to myself, how about you write about it. Write about it how? I have no desire to review these albums, there is nothing new I can say about these albums that hasn’t been said a million times. Also I have grown tired of “Graded Music Reviewing” as it all boils down to one persons opinion of a particular album. How about a personal approach to the music? How a particular album (or just the year) has affected my life… I like it. I do realize that 1963-83 are going to be a tough 20 years because I didn’t exist yet but I have some ideas for those years. I’m going to leave you with two things. A little list of some of the albums I enjoyed this past year and a quote that I heard recently from one of my favourite musicians that I found inspiring.


How to implement autocomplete, a user convenience feature
About Autocomplete
To make life easier for users of your IndexTank-powered search application, add autocomplete functionality. With autocomplete, your app predicts what search term the user is trying to enter while the user is still typing. A list of suggestions is displayed and constantly updated as the user types more characters, until the user is able to pick the correct term from the list.
Why Use Autocomplete?
Selecting a term rather than typing every character saves users unnecessary keystrokes, increases perceived ease-of-use, and makes users happy. It also reduces spelling errors that can adversely affect search result quality. Finally, autocomplete is now so common in search applications, its absence might be surprising to users. Luckily, it's not too difficult to set up.
How It Works
Autocomplete is performed by two components:
- Client, which sends requests with a partial query term. This is the part you need to code, and this page shows you how.
- Server, which responds with a list of matches for the partial query string. IndexTank provides this part. If you're curious about how the server handles data, see API Specification.
The client and server exchange data in JSON/JSONP format. This is handled through jQuery's AJAX support.
Setup
Before you start, you'll need to get a few things ready
Tools for This How-To
In this page, we'll show how to implement autocomplete by using:
- JavaScript
You don't have to do anything to set up JavaScript, but users will need to have JavaScript enabled in their browsers for the autocomplete scripts to work.
- jQuery, jQuery UI and Indextank-jQuery
In Quick Start, we show how to get jQuery, jQuery UI and indextank-jQuery set up.
- Ruby on Rails
ERB
templating (optional)
Rails ERB is used to construct the form containing the search box where autocomplete will appear to the user, but you can build the form using your own favorite technique.
Know Your Public URL
Every index on IndexTank has a unique public URL, provided for the purpose of interacting with clients. You'll need to use this URL in requests from your autocomplete client. Find the public URL on the Dashboard.
In general, a public URL has the form:
{% box 'code' %}http://<public part>.api.indextank.com{% endbox %}
Example:
{% box 'code' %}http://123abc.api.indextank.com{% endbox %}
Quick Start: Copy & Paste
Tweak the following code snippets for your needs, and you're ready to go
For the client side implementation it's recommended (but not required) that you use Indextank-jQuery
(Optional) Replace the value flick
with another jQuery UI theme name to change the appearance of the widget.
See Theming jQuery UI.
<script src='https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.5.2/jquery.min.js' type='text/javascript'></script> <script src='https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.8.11/jquery-ui.min.js' type='text/javascript'></script> <script src='https://raw.github.com/flaptor/indextank-jquery/master/jquery.indextank.ize.js' type='text/javascript'></script> <script src='https://raw.github.com/flaptor/indextank-jquery/master/jquery.indextank.autocomplete.js' type='text/javascript'></script> <link href='http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.8.7/themes/flick/jquery-ui.css' rel='stylesheet'>{% endbox %}
The following code sets up some values for later use.
Replace the values yourPublicURL
and yourIndexName
with your own values
from your Dashboard.
{% box 'code' %}
<script type='text/javascript'> var publicApiUrl = "yourPublicURL"; var indexName = "yourIndexName"; </script>{% endbox %}
The following code shows the "document ready" callback function, which enables autocomplete suggestions on the input box. You can change #myform and #query to match your templates structure.
{% box 'code' %}<script type='text/javascript'> $(document).ready(function(){ // let the form be 'indextank-aware' $("#myform").indextank_Ize(publicApiUrl, indexName); // let the query box have autocomplete $("#query").indextank_Autocomplete(); }); </script>{% endbox %}
Finally, the following code shows the form with the search box, with id query
This form is written using Ruby on Rails
ERB.
If you already have a form set up, you can use it
instead of this example,
as long as the search box name in your form matches up
with the rest of our sample code
(change your search box's id to query
, and your form's id to myform
).
<%= form_tag search_path, :method => :get do %> <%= text_field_tag :query %> <button type="submit">Search</button> <% end %>{% endbox %}


| | |
- compress(s)
- This function takes a string and converts it into a Python-compatible
string to be used in a print statement. This may come handy for
very long strings with many repetitions.
Example:
converts
"aaaa bbbb ccc
"
to
"a"*4 + " "*4 + "b"*4 +" " + "c"*3 + "
"
Arguments:
s a string
Returns:
a string in the ([any substring*] * n...) to be used with a print statement
in a Python script.
|


SAA And Unions To Meet With CCMA As Strike Enters Second Day
by SW EditorThe South African Airways (SAA) management and striking unions will meet with the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) on Saturday, in a bid to end the crippling strike.
The airline says it lost R52 million on Friday because of workers staying away from work, forcing it to cancel most of its operations.
The CCMA will be a facilitate the meeting after talks between the two sides deadlocked as workers demand an 8% pay hike, while management is offering 5.9%.
Day two of picketing is expected to take place outside SAA headquarters.
The National Union for Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) and the South African Cabin Crew Association (Sacca) say they will be going into the meeting with the hope to reach an agreement.
But they say they will not back down from their demands of an 8% salary increase, in-sourcing of workers and the halting of retrenchments at the state owned entity.
Sacca president Zazi Sibonyoni- Mugambi said, “It is important for us to be here. We were just showing them what we are capable of. Leadership will be going in there to talk about the increase.”
The meeting is expected to begin at 8am.


Smart Street Light Control System
Bulb control mode settings
The active bulb control mode is by
%bulbControlMode%
.
Select bulb control mode:
Choose here
Light control mode
Time control mode
Connected light poles
Display connected poles


Mazda Has Exciting Plans For The CX-30
Could a rotary even be on the table?
by Jared RosenholtzMazda's latest model is the MX-30 crossover, the Japanese automaker's first production EV (if you don't count the prototype from the 1990s). While the MX-30 would have suited the eco-conscious 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show, where other automakers like Ford revealed their new EVs, Mazda decided to turn up in the City of Angels with its new gas-engined crossover, the CX-30.
Having bowed in Europe, the CX-30 made its North American debut along with the announcement that it will start at $21,900. Only one engine will be offered in the US (for now), a 2.5-liter SkyActiv-G four-cylinder producing 186 horsepower. But speaking with Mazda Program Manager, Naohito Saga (through a translator), CarBuzz learned that more powertrain options are being considered.
During our roundtable discussion with Saga San, the topic of Mazda's revolutionary SkyActiv-X Spark Controlled Compression Ignition engine came up. SkyActiv-X has been delayed coming to the US but in Europe, "it [already] accounts for 60% of the Mazda3 and CX-30 sales," Saga San said. "So they [Europeans] have received it positively."
In Europe, Mazda also offers the CX-30 with a 1.8-liter diesel engine but we asked if we might see the CX-5's 2.2-liter diesel, which Mazda went to great lengths to certify in the US, under the hood of the CX-30. "It's possible," Saga San said, not wanting to give too much away about future engine options. Of course, the CX-30 rides on a lifted version of the platform used by the Mazda3 hatchback, as does the recently-revealed MX-30 but "the changes we made [on the MX-30] are clearly greater [than on the CX-30]," Saga San explained.
So far, Mazda hasn't announced any plans to sell the MX-30 outside of Japan but when asked if we would see electrified powertrains under the hood of the CX-30, as with the diesel, Saga San left his answer pretty wide open. "Just like the SkyActive-X, this [electrification] should be included in the list of possibilities for the future. We are taking a strategy called 'multi-solution,' which includes the internal combustion engine, diesel engine, mild hybrid, EV, and range extender. We have to consider what fits best for the future," he answered.
Mazda has been rumored to be working on an all-new rotary engine, which could sit under the hood of an electric vehicle to generate electricity for the battery. Infiniti just announced a similar idea, featuring its new Variable Compression Turbo engine under the hood. Production models featuring these solutions (which we hope to see in the near future) will represent an excellent option for buyers who aren't ready to buy an EV just yet.


RESOURCES
CS106A InfoASSIGNMENTS
EXAMS
Midterm
Monday, Feb 13th
7-9pm
Final
Monday, March 20th
8:30-11:30am
STAFF
SCPD OFFICE HOURS (END AFTER 3/16)
Mon 6:30-7:30PM PST
Tues 7-8PM PST
Wed 6-8PM PST
Thurs 7-8PM PST
NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS
The solutions to the practice final have been posted as well as some extra practice problems.
For those of you who want Even more practice here are some extra extra practice problems that one of our SLs (Ryan Eberhardt) put together.
The results for the graphics contest were announced. See screenshots of some of the submissions. Honorable mention emails are still pending (and will be sent out after the final).
The final exam is next Monday 8:30-11:30am. Because our class is so large the exam is split among two locations. Students with last names that start with the letters 'A' through 'L' take the exam in Cemex Auditorium. Students with last names that start with the letters 'M' through 'Z' take the exam in Dinklespiel Auditorium.
See the practice final! We will post solutions and more practice problems by this Friday. We will also be holding a final exam review session during our normal class time on Friday (in NVIDIA). The review session is optional and will be recorded.
In your last assignment you will program a mini version of Facebook called FacePamphlet (get it?). Part of this assignment is new. We have put a lot of effort into making this assignment a better learning experience. To that end, for the first time ever as a CS106A class you will be writing a server that can recieve internet requests. See the assignment page for the handout and starter code. YEAH hours will be Thursday March 9th, 7:00-8PM in Hewlett 200. (Note new location and time!)
OLD ANNOUNCEMENTS
To encourage you to become more familiar with the Eclipse debugger, we have created a short (~30min - 1hr) optional extra credit debugging assignment. On the extra credit information page, you will find an Eclipse project that is supposed to animate a ball that bounces off the 4 walls. However, there are some bugs lurking that are preventing the program from functioning correctly. If you can find and fix all 4 bugs, the program will give you a secret code that you can send to your Section Leader for extra credit points! See the the extra credit information page if you're interested in trying it out. Update: the solution has been posted to the assignment page.
In your penultimate assignment you will program a data visualizer: NameSurfer. See the assignment page for the handout and starter code. Assignment 6 YEAH hours will be Wednesday March 1st, 7:30-9PM in Bishop Auditorium (in Lathrop Library).
One of the joys of programming is the ability to make something totally of your own creation. In CS106A this quarter we are hosting a Graphics Contest where you can program anything you like using the concepts and tools we learn in class. There will be four grand prizes which each are worth a 100% on the final exam. Runners up will be awarded extra credit on assignments. See the contest handout for more details.
Graded CS106A midterms were returned after class on Wednesday, Feb. 22 via Gradescope, an online assignment grading website; if you did not receive an email inviting you to Gradescope (check your spam folder just in case), please email Nick, the Head TA. See the midterm solutions for reference. If your scanned exam in Gradescope is difficult to read, and you would like to see your (ungraded) paper exam, you can pick it up from the CS106A filing cabinet in the "handout hangout", the lobby down the hall from Chris's office (Gates 193). Please note that while grading we referenced both the paper and scanned versions to ensure your work was correctly graded.
The median for the CS106A midterm was 41 out of 60 points. Here is the full distribution:
If you believe part of your exam was incorrectly graded, regrade requests will be accepted through Gradescope until Wednesday, March 1. As part of your request, you will need to provide a short write-up of the problem(s) on your exam that you think were misgraded. Regrade requests need to point out the aspect of the problem that was correct, but for which points were taken off. We use a detailed rubric to grade exams, so simply requesting that an incorrect answer "should be worth more points" is not likely to result in additional points. Also, we reserve the right to re-grade the whole exam to make sure there are no other grading issues present - this may result in a lower total score.
In your fifth assignment you will program the classic game of Yahtzee! See the assignment page for the handout and starter code. Assignment 5 YEAH hours will be Tuesday 2/21, 7:30-9PM in Bishop Auditorium (in Lathrop Library). As a reminder, YEAH hours, or “Your Early Assignment Help” hours, are optional sessions meant to provide additional help getting started with each assignment. We hope to see you there!
We found a small bug when running the Hangman starter code on Windows machines. Specifically, due to the way Windows displays Eclipse programs, the height of the screen is 20 less than when running on a Mac. For this reason, the constant Y value given for the incorrect guesses label (INCORRECT_GUESSES_Y
) is off-screen.
To resolve this issue (for consistency, every student please do this, Mac or PC), PLEASE CHANGE INCORRECT GUESSES_Y
and PARTIALLY_GUESSED_Y
to the following:
/* The y-location to display the partially guessed string */
private static final int PARTIALLY_GUESSED_Y = 430;
/* The y-location to display the incorrectly guessed letters */
private static final int INCORRECT_GUESSES_Y = 460;
The starter code on the website has also been updated to reflect this change.
We apologize for the last-minute change; if you do not make the above change, you will not be penalized if your incorrect guesses label is offscreen, as long as you are positioning it correctly. But the above change may help ensure that your calculations are correct.
To give you resources to help prepare for the midterm, we have posted practice midterm and exam strategies handouts. We recommend taking the practice midterm under similar conditions to the regular exam. Solutions to the practice midterm have also been posted. As a reminder, the midterm exam is Monday 2/13 7-9PM and is open book, open notes, closed-electronic-device. It will cover everything through lecture on 2/8 except for file-reading. UPDATED: Notably, you will not be required to write imports on the exam.
UPDATED: We held a midterm review session Sat. 2/11 4-6PM in Bishop Auditorium. We went over class concepts that may appear on the midterm, and additional practice problems. The slides are available here. Due to technical troubles, unfortunately we were only able to capture the audio from the session, which is available on the lecture videos page.
UPDATED: The midterm exam will take place in Memorial Auditorium:
Thanks to everyone who came to YEAH hours for Assignment 4! The slides have been posted to the Assignment 4 page. Additionally, a recording of the video is available on the lecture videos website.
Assignment 4 (Hangman) has been released, a fun console+graphics game that will give you practice with strings and file-reading - see the assignment page for the handout and starter code. This is also the first assignment that may be done (optionally) in pairs.. As a reminder, you may only pair up with students in the same section time and location. Assignment 4 YEAH hours will be Thursday 2/9, 7:30-9PM in Bishop Auditorium (in Lathrop Library). We hope to see you there!
The midterm is Monday, Feb 13th, from 7pm to 9pm. If you can't make the scheduled time because of an academic conflict please send Chris and Nick an email over the weekend (before Monday 6th of Feb). We can find an alternate time for you to take the exam.
Thanks to everyone who came to YEAH hours for Assignment 3! The slides have been posted to the Assignment 3 page. Additionally, a recording of the video is available on the lecture videos website.
In your third assignment you will program the classic game of Breakout! See the assignment page for the handout and starter code. Assignment 3 YEAH hours will be Tuesday 1/31, 7:30-9PM in Bishop Auditorium (in Lathrop Library). As a reminder, YEAH hours, or “Your Early Assignment Help” hours, are optional sessions meant to provide additional help getting started with each assignment. We hope to see you there!
Thanks to everyone who came to our first YEAH hours for assignment 2! The slides have been posted on the assignment 2 page. Additionally, a recording of the session is available on the SCPD/online videos page (link in sidebar).
For your second assignment, you'll get practice writing a series of small Java programs. These programs consist of both console and graphics programs, and will give you practice with concepts like variables, methods, control flow, and more. Please note that for problems 4+5, we recommend waiting until after Wednesday's lecture to get started, as some material we cover that day will help you with those problems.
Some of the problems on assigment 1 are difficult! I made a recording of an extra example called "random painter" that solves a problem relevant to checkerboard karel. Check it out if you want some extra review. I also uploaded the random painter code.
If you haven't tried submitting yet, give it a shot. See the submitting handout for instructions. You can submit assignments as many times as you like, we grade your last submission. Assignment 1 is due Friday at 10:30am.
For those who submitted section preferences by 5PM on Sunday, we have finished emailing out section assignments; as a reminder, sections start this week! If you were unable to submit the form by the 5PM Sunday deadline, the late signup form is now open. Click on the "Sections" tab to get to the form link. As a reminder, SCPD students should sign up for the "SCPD section", unless you are able to attend a section in person.
If you would like to permanently switch into another section, there is also a link under "Sections" to request a permanent section swap. However, because this form only allows you to request a new section by time (not location), if you would like to request a swap to a specific section for pair programming reasons, please email Nick, the Head TA.
There is also a link under "Sections" to a list of all section times and locations, and a link to drop your section if you decide to unenroll from the class (this is important, as it allows another student to potentially take your section spot!).
The deadline for section swaps is Tuesday, 1/24, at 5PM.
We apologize for any confusion in class today about when LaIR helper hours start. To clarify, because of the 3-day weekend, the LaIR will be open in the Tresidder food court area starting on Monday 1/16. From then onwards, the LaIR will be open from 6PM-12midnight Sunday - Thursday. Come by if you need help with your first assignment, or if you have any conceptual questions!
Reminder that tomorrow, Jan 16th, is MLK day so there will be no classes. LaIR office hours will start the evening of Monday, Jan 16th.
Here is a video of the last public speech MLK gave. The date was April 3, 1968 and he was assasinated the day after. Civil rights for all people, regardless of their ethnicity, is a cause that is still being faught for around the world.
Of course if you haven't seen the I Have a Dream Speech, that is worth watching for its beautiful narrative and its influence on history.
Section signups are now open! Click on the "Section" tab at the top and select "Sign up for section" to submit your preferences. As a reminder, signups are not first come first serve. As such, you may modify your preferences any time up until the Sunday 5PM deadline. We will notify you of your section assignment early next week.
Note: Remote SCPD students (if you are an SCPD student but able to attend a section on campus, you may disregard this message) should sign up for the special "SCPD Section" in the section preferences form. Remote SCPD students will not be assigned a physical section; instead, you will have access to online recordings of one section this quarter, and another assigned Section Leader to grade your assignments.
For your first assignment you will write a series of Karel the Robot programs. See the assignment page for more details. The assignment is due Friday, Jan 20th, but make sure to get started early. Though Karel is a fun, simple robot, some of the questions can take a lot of time.
In CS106A we use a free, "development environment" called Eclipse to write our programs. It is the most popular development environment for the Java language. Download eclipse by following these instructions.
There will be an Eclipse installation trouble shooting session Friday the 13th of Jan, 3pm to 5pm in Hewlett 200. Try to install Eclipse before and come if you have any trouble.
We have a very simple google form for you to fill out so that we have a chance to get to know you a little. It should only take a few minutes. Though we call it "assignment 0" it is not for a grade.
We put together some handouts to help you understand where we are going to go in CS106A and how we plan to get there. See the General Information handout for details on logistics and the Course Placement handout to help you decide if CS106A is the right place for you.
The Course Schedule page shows you the topics that we are going to cover in CS106A and the corresponding readings. We will also post lecture slides and lecture code on the schedule page.
Welcome to CS106A! We are looking forward to a fun quarter. Class starts Monday Jan 9th at 10:30am in NVIDIA Auditorium.


Convert Temperature Enter temperature in one blank to convert to the other scale.
Calculate Wind Chill Enter temperature and wind speed to compute wind chill.
Calculate Heat Index Enter temperature and relative humidity below to calculate heat index
Wind Speed Conversions Enter a speed into any blank to convert to all other wind speeds.
Calculate Relative Humidity Enter temperature and dewpoint below to calculate relative humidity
Convert Pressure Enter a pressure in one blank to convert to the other pressures.
Convert Precipitation Enter a depth into any blank to convert to other units .


Judge’s absence stalls fraud trial of ex-INEC chief, Iwu
by Hamed ShobiyeOnozure Dania
The trial of former Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC), Prof. Maurice Iwu, for alleged N1.23billion fraud at a Federal High Court, Lagos, was stalled on Monday due to the absence of the trial judge.
Justice Nicholas Oweibo had on October 24 picked Monday commencement of trial but he was unavoidably absent when the matter came up for hearing.
Iwu is arraigned on a three-count charge of fraud and money laundering by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
He was first arraigned on August 8 before Justice Chuka Obiozor, who granted him bail in the sum of N1billion.
Following the transfer of the case to Justice Oweibo, Iwu was re-arraigned by the EFCC on October 24.
The ex-INEC chairman had pleaded not guilty to the charges and Justice Oweibo adjourned till Monday for the trial to commence.
Sequel to the absence of the judge, the case was further adjourned till February 27, 2020.
EFCC had alleged that between December 2014 and March 27, 2015, Iwu “aided the concealment of N1.23billion in the account of Bioresources Institute of Nigeria Limited with number<PHONE_NUMBER>, domiciled in the United Bank for Africa.”
The Commission said he “ought to have reasonably known that the N1.23billion formed part of proceeds of an unlawful act, to wit: fraud.”
The EFCC prosecuting counsel, Mr. Rotimi Oyedepo, told the court that the ex-INEC chairman acted contrary to sections 18(a) and 15 (2) (a) of the Money Laundering ((Prohibition) Act 2011 and was liable to be punished under Section 15(3) of the same Act.


Secret key:
Show all
Clear list
Site:
Show all on this site
Username:
Show all with this username
Show combination site:username
#
Site
Username
Password


You may select an adventure file manually
uploaded within data directory (use this
if file is larger that 500 mb) or select
a file to import from your client.


Introducing (). A token used on the MadeInDreams Decentralized Traceability Network to record your products traceability data. The current token price is Ether. You currently have .
MDTN tokens have been sold.
Tokens available.
Loading...


The goal of the game: get as close to 0 points as possible, by moving the shapes into right angles. Point them in the direction of the arrows.


Ploror688.github.io
Tired of your pen? Have totally no ideas on the topic? Choose our help writing a paper service. We write your essay or reaserch paper. Contact us right. Students need help with writing at one point or another. In cases like those, it’s important to find the best paper writing service. Our reviews Sixth Term Examination Papers in Mathematics, often referred to as STEP, are university admissions tests for undergraduate Mathematics courses developed Best College Paper Writing Service Reviews Online.
Dream Essays: Custom Term Paper and Essay Writing. Have no time nor desire to write your college papers? Apply for essay help at our legit, professional writing service. Have your paper written by the best expert.
On-line Writing Service Order Custom Essay, Term Paper. Online custom essays, term papers, research papers, reports, reviews and homework assignments. Professional custom writing service offers high quality and absolutely. Best College Term Papers for Sale From a Leading. Writing term papers is a necessity for students. Following the challenges that come with meeting the requirements of term papers, our company has established.
Welcome to Dream Essays. Custom Term Paper and Essay Writing Services, Custom Research Papers for School. Professional essay writing service UK provided for students. Order best assignment writer help. Complete plagiarism-free quality papers and affordable customer. Term papers - research and term paper help by geeks trained to assist college students.
Write My Paper Co. delivers custom premium quality essays, research papers and term papers. On demand essay writing service for college students. Essay Writing Service with Certified Writers and Cheap Prices. Do you need help with your college assignments? Just give us your paper instructions, and we'll match you with the best essay writer in your subject! We guarantee. Our writing service provides custom papers written from scratch in 80+ disciplines. Fast delivery, high quality, 24/7 online support. More than 400 professional. This college student resource is all about term papers, research papers, college essays and dissertations. Expert writing help for university students.
Term papers research papers by paper geeks. Essay Writing Service UK Order Best Student Assignment. Edusson provides best essay writing service of high-quality: professional writers, trusted by students, full confidentiality, 100% plagiarism.
Grademiners is where all writers are tried and true, Fill out the form for college essay help or any other type of paper. Term paper help from field experts. Custom Essay Writing Service Online - Edusson.com. Academic life can be stressful. With a busy schedule and quite a lot of reading to do, it is hard to make enough time to write a college term paper within. Quality academic help from professional paper essay writing service. Best team of research writers makes best orders for students. Bulletproof company. Professional Term Paper Writer Services. Term Paper Writing Service - Term Paper Help Power.
Custom Term Paper Writing Service - Expert Academic. Affordable-Papers: Your Personal Essay Writer Exceeds.
OneSearch Library Catalog Databases Course Reserves LibGuides Search the Lee College Library’s catalog and (many) databases in OneSearch Keyword Title Author. Pay for Essay and Get the Best Paper
Professional Paper Writer Service Order Quality. Choose our professional online paper writer service. Order high quality assignments written from scratch. Affordable prices, good customer support and best research. Professional Research Paper Guides Expert Term Paper. Academy for College Excellence. Editing and Custom Writing Service - Studybay.com. Wish someone could write your academic paper for you? Text us "write my essay" and get matched with a professional essay writer in seconds. Hire Best Essay Writer to Help You with College Papers.
Essay Writing help online at your service SpeedyPaper.com.
Our highly qualified representatives are academically knowledgeable and can help guide you to a great custom written term paper The Paper Experts - Best College Paper, Admission Essay. Do you need help with an assignment? Our assignment help service offers high-quality help in custom essay writing, Term papers, Dissertation writing and all types. College Term Paper Help - Top Academic Tutors.
Home : No.1 Assignment Writing Service.
Professional Essay writing help from Speedy Paper is 24/7 here for you.  Quickly and successfully solve these issues and place your order with Power-Essays.
Master Essay: College term paper help large writing staff. Best professional online essay writer company is at your service. We help students write academic essays and papers from scratch in just a few clicks, offering. College Term Paper Help from Experienced Writers. Sixth Term Examination Paper - Wikipedia. Term Paper Warehouse has free essays, term papers, and book reports for students on almost every research topic. Professional custom writing service offers custom essays, term papers, research papers, thesis papers, reports, reviews, speeches and dissertations of superior. Essay Writing Service From Vetted Writers - GradeMiners. Essay Help Writing A Paper Service Stop wasting time, start using college term papers for sale! With the help of our term paper writing service, you will get mind-blowing academic results. Custom Writing Service Order Custom Essay, Term Paper.
Professional Essay Writer to Help You with Your College Papers. Need assistance with your college term paper? Order 100% original custom written term papers from our professional online research paper writing service. Contact.
The Academy for College Excellence (ACE) is a one-semester program that bridges developmental education students successfully into community college. Since writing college papers could be difficult, you can have a professional to help you write or buy college term paper.
Free College Essays, Term Paper Help, and Essay Advice. NEW CUSTOMER DISCOUNT! Buy an essay now with 20% OFF using the code new20! 100% Original papers, ready in 3 hours. Don't miss the chance to buy essays online cheaper. Write an abstract: this is the start topic but we write ta the end of the term paper because abstract describes the all summary of the College Term Paper Custom Essay Writing Service for College - Write My Paper.
Term paper help from field experts. Term paper season coming up? Are you among students who put off research and writing until the last day? If so, then you’re.
College term paper help, - Essay techniques english. Once you ve placed your order, we check all our available writers whose skills match your requirements and choose.
Why our college term paper help is a must have - Pay for Essay. Studybay is an academic writing service for students: essays, term papers, dissertations and much more! We're trusted and chosen by many students all over the world.