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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
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Gamapaha |
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Gamapaha |
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Gamapaha |
web site |
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Gamapaha |
web site |
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Gamapaha |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gamapaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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| St. Mary's College, Veyangoda |
Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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| St. Sebastian's College Kandana |
Gampaha |
web site |
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| Anura Junior Model School - Yakkala |
Gampaha |
web site |
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| Balathawa kanishta vidyalaya - Ambepussa |
Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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| Adventist International School, Negombo |
Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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| All Nations International College, Ganemulla |
Gampaha |
web site |
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| The Victoria International College |
Gampaha |
web site |
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| York International School - Sapugaskanda |
Gampaha |
web site |
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| Yoshida International School |
Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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| Ave Maria Dominican Convent , Negombo (Semi Government) |
Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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| Negombo South International School, Negombo |
Gampaha |
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| De Mazenod College, Kandana |
Gampaha |
web site |
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| Gateway College , Negombo |
Gampaha |
web site |
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| Helena Wijayawardhana Girls' College, Kelaniya |
Gampaha |
web site |
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| Kirillawala Maha Vidyalaya Kirillawala, Kadawata |
Gampaha |
web site |
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| NICE International College , Negombo |
Gampaha |
web site |
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| JMC International School , Negombo |
Gampaha |
web site |
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| Loyola College, Negombo (Semi Government) |
Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
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| Lyceum International School, Wattala |
Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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| Mukharamah Muslim International School , Negombo |
Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
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| Negombo International School , Negombo |
Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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| St. Josephs College , Negombo (Semi Government) |
Gampaha |
web site |
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| St. Michell's College, Negombo |
Gamapaha |
web site |
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| St. Nicholas International College, Negombo |
Gamapaha |
web site |
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Gamapaha |
web site |
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Gamapaha |
web site |
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| St. Judes College , Negombo (Semi Government) |
Gamapaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
web site |
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Gampaha |
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Gampaha |
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colombo |
web site |
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colombo |
web site |
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colombo |
web site |
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colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
web site |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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Colombo |
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| Siri Seewali Maha Vidyalaya Panadura |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St. Anne's Maha Vidyalaya Kurana, Negambo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St. Anne's Balika Vidyalaya Wattala |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St. Anne's Maha Vidyalaya Kurana, Negambo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St. Mary's Maha Vidyalaya Athapattu Mw., Dehiwale |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St.Anthony's Balika Maha Vidyalaya Colombo 3 |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St.Mary's Balika Vidyalaya Polwatta,Colombo 3 |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St.Sebestian Balika Maha Vidyalaya Kandana, Ja-Ela |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St.Sebestian Maha Vidyalaya (Boys) Kandana, Ja-Ela |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Taxila Kanishta Vidyalaya Horana |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Thalpitiya Kanishta Vidyalaya Panadura |
Colombo |
web site |
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| T.B.Jayah Zahira College. Colombo-02 |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Udugama Kanishta Vidyalaya Yagirala, Walallawita |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Vidya Wardhana Vidyalaya, Battaramulla. |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Vidyaraja Maha Vidyalaya, Hokandara |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Vipulanantha Tamil Maha Vidyalayam, Dematagoda |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Vivekananda College, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Wesley College, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Wulfendal high school, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Muslims Ladies College, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Walagedara Maha Vidyalaya Walagedara |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Yasodara Balika Maha Vidyalaya Kingsey Rd., Colombo 8 |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Zahira College, Maradana |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Alethea School (Government recognised) |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Amal International School, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Bishop's College, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Buddhist Ladies College (semi-government) |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Christ King College, Pannipitiya |
Colombo |
web site |
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| C.M.S. Ladies' College, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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Dharul Hikma Pre School, Colombo 15 |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Dharul Hikma International School, Colombo 15 |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Dharul Hikma Institute, Colombo 15 |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Girls' High School, Mount Lavinia |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Good Shepherd Convent, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Highlands College, Nugegoda |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Holy Family Convent, Colombo (semi-government) |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Holy Family Convent, Dehiwela (semi-government) |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Ikra International School, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Ladies College, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Mutwal Hindu College, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Methodist College, Colombo (semi-government) |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Musaeus College, Colombo 7 |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Our Lady of Victories Convent, Moratuwa (semi-government) |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St. Anthony's College, Wattala |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St Benedict's College Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St Bridget's Convent, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Vidura College, Hokandara, Thalawathugoda |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St. Joseph's College, Colombo (semi-government) |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St. Joseph's Boys' College, Nugegoda (semi-government) |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St. Lawrence's Convent, Colombo (semi -government) |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St. Lucia's College Colombo 13 |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St. Michael's College, Homagama |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St. Michael's College, Meegoda |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St. Paul's Girls School, Milagiriya (semi-government) |
Colombo |
web site |
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| St Peter's College, Colombo (semi-government) |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| St. Sebastian's College, Moratuwa (semi-government) |
Colombo |
web site |
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| S. Thomas' College, Kotte (semi-government) |
Colombo |
web site |
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| S. Thomas' College, Mount Lavinia |
Colombo |
web site |
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| S. Thomas' Preparatory School, Kollupitiya |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Sujatha Vidyalaya, Nugegoda |
Colombo |
web site |
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| The School for the Blind |
Colombo |
web site |
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| The Learning Room, Avissawella |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Wesley College, Colombo (semi-government) |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Zahira College, Colombo (semi-government) |
Colombo |
web site |
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| International Schools |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Adventist International School |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Al- Manar International School, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Alexor International College, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Alethea International School, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| American College of Higher Education |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Amal International School, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Al Quds Arabic International school |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Asian International School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Belvoir College International |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Bond International School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Brightens College |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Buckingham International College |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Buddhist Ladies College International |
Colombo |
web site |
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| The British School in Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Cambridge international school |
Colombo |
web site |
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C.P.M Faith School |
Colombo |
web site |
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College Of World Education |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Colombo International School |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Crescent School International |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Colombo Overseas School |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Colombo South International College |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Dharul Hikma Pre School, Colombo 15 |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Dharul Hikma International School, Colombo 15 |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Dharul Hikma Institute, Colombo 15 |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Dharul Uloom Academy, Bambalapitiya |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Colombo International School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Crescent School International |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Colombo Overseas School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Colombo South International College |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Dharul Hikma Pre School, Colombo 15 |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Dharul Hikma International School, Colombo 15 |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Dharul Hikma Institute, Colombo 15 |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Dharul Uloom Academy, Bambalapitiya |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Dhilshaath International College, Dematagoda |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Elizabeth Moir School, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| East Asian International College, Nugegoda |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Gateway College, Sri Lanka Gateway College, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Gateway College, Dehiwala |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Graceland International Academy- Mount Lavinia |
Colombo |
web site |
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| Green Bridge International College |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Harcourts International School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Harrow International College |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Hejaaz International School[1] |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Highlands College |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Horizon College International |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Ikra International School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Ilma International Girls' School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| International Children's House, Colombo. |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Institute for London A/L Studies, Havelock Town |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Jennings International School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| J.M.C. International School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Kingston College international |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
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Learnium International School, Ethul Kotte |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Lakeland Inter-American School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Lead the Way Girls' International |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Learningexcellence International College of Education, Battaramulla |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Leeds International School, Kotte |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| LPF Academy |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Louvre College, Pannipitiya |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Lyceum International School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Mukarramah International School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Negombo South International School, Negombo |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Negombo South International School, Piliyandala |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Negombo South International School, Nettambuwa |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Oxford Overseas School, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Jennings International School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| J.M.C. International School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Kingston College international |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
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Learnium International School, Ethul Kotte |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Lakeland Inter-American School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Lead the Way Girls' International |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Learningexcellence International College of Education, Battaramulla |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Leeds International School, Kotte |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| LPF Academy |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Louvre College, Pannipitiya |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Lyceum International School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Mukarramah International School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Negombo South International School, Negombo |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Negombo South International School, Piliyandala |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Negombo South International School, Nettambuwa |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Oxford Overseas School, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Oxford College International |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| The Overseas School of Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Oki international school, Wattala |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
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OKI International School, Kadana |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Rawdha Aysha, Wellawatha |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Readway International College of Education, Dematagoda. |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Rotary International School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Royal Institute, Nugegoda |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Royal Institute, Havelock Town |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Royal Institute, Maharagama |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Royal Institute Girls school, Havelock Town |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Linfield College International[2] |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Southgate International Academy |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Stafford International School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| St. Nicholas' International College |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Willesden College International |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Wycherley International School, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Winway International School |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
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Kaluthara |
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| Al-Humaisara National School, Beruwala |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Ananda Sastralaya National School, Matugama |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| C. W. W. Kannangara Madya Maha Vidyalaya, Mathugama |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Gurulugomi Vidyalya, Kaluthara |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Horana Royal College |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Kalutara Balika National School |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Kalutara Vidyalaya National School |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Miriswatta National School, Dodangoda |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Mahanama College Panadura |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Sri Palee College, Horana |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Sri Sumangala College, Panadura |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Sri Sumangala Girls College |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| St. John's College Panadura |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
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St. Mary's College, Maggona |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Tissa Maha Vidyalaya |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Bulathsinhala Central College, Bulathsinhala |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Panadura Balika Maha Vidyalaya, Panadura[3] |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Bandaragama national school |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Al Fahriya Central College, Panadura |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Al Hambra Maha Vidyalaya, Dharga Town |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Agamathi Balika Vidyalaya, Panadura |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Ananda Sastralaya, Matugama |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Jeelan Central College, Panadura |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Mawala Vidyalaya, Wadduwa |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Mihindu Central College, Agalawatte |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Muslim Central College |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Panadura Balika Maha Vidyalaya, Panadura |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Panadura Royal College |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Sripali Maha Vidyalaya, Horana |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| St. Mary's College, Matugama |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Weediya Bandara M.V , Morapitiya |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Wadduwa Central College |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Colvin R. De Silva maha Vidyalaya, Ittapana |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Zahira College, Dharga Town |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| ZAM Rifai Hajiar Maha Vidyalaya, Maligahena, Beruwala |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Sri Gnanissara College, Darga Town |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Raigam Saraswathy Tamil Maha Vidayalayam, Ingiriya |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Gnanodaya Maha Vidyalaya Kalutara |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Rathnawali Balika Vidyalaya, Borella |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Royal College, Horana |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Ashoka English Medium School, Horana |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Holy Cross College, Kalutara |
Kalutara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Holy Family Convent, Kalutara |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Sri Sumangala Balika Maha Vidyalaya, Panadura |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Rathnaloka College (Semi-Government), Matugama |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Sripalee Vidyalaya, Horana |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Sri Gnanissara College |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Sirimavo Bandaranaike Vidyalaya, Colombo |
Colombo |
web site |
Facebook |
| Alif International School |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Beaconhall International School, Panadura |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Dharul Hikma International School, Mattakkuliya |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Golden Gate International School, Beruwala |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| House of Scholars International School, Gorakana, Panadura |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Taxila Central College, Horana |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Ikra International School - Panadura |
KLaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Leeds International School, Panadura |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Leeds International School, Horana |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Leeds International School, Mathugama |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Minasro College, Gorakaduwa, Palawatta |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Mount Hira International Boys school, Panadura |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Noor International School |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| Taprobane International School, |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |
| UNH International School, WattalaKalutara |
Kaluthara |
web site |
Facebook |


Robotics
Our idea for our robot design is for it to be small and good at doing missions. So we came up with different robot designs and at the end morphed it all together to make the perfect robot fit for the missions that we are going to do. We have many cool features in not just our robot, but also in our code. For our code, we have a “dashboard” to be able to access our code quickly and efficiently. Our robot has a small but mobile robot that has two color sensors that can sense two different colors. We also have a gyro sensor to be able to make accurate turns. Lastly, we have a “hub”, a hub is the place at the front of the robot that you can easily attach attachments or remove them. Overall we have a perfect robot fit for our missions that we all took time and effort to make and perfect.


It scrapes the sales flyers of nearby grocery stores and matches the data against a personal library of dish recipes that you chose. This way, you can easily see the top dishes that can be shopped for cheaply.
Unlike flyer aggregation apps like Flipp, this app recommends specific dishes to cook. Unlike grocery organization apps and recipe recommendation apps like Pepperplate, CookSmarts, Plan to Eat, and Paprika, this app takes into account the items that are currently on sale nearby.


[md-autofocus]
provides an optional way to identify the focused element when a $mdDialog
,
$mdBottomSheet
, $mdMenu
or $mdSidenav
opens or upon page load for input-like elements.
When one of these opens, it will find the first nested element with the [md-autofocus]
attribute directive and optional expression. An expression may be specified as the directive
value to enable conditional activation of the autofocus.
<md-button md-autofocus="$index == 2">
<md-icon md-svg-src="{{item.icon}}"></md-icon>
{{ item.name }}
</md-button>


We provide support for the following clients:
<<foreach [in getClients()]>>
<<[getName()]>>
<</foreach>>
Regular text.
Highlighted text.


Goals:
- To prepare data for mapping (final step)
- Do simple mapping in
QGIS
Solutions to Text to Map 1/1
Collecting all toponyms
import re, os
source = "path/to/your/xml/files/"
topoDict = {}
def updateDic(dic, key):
if key in dic:
dic[key] += 1
else:
dic[key] = 1
def collectTaggedToponyms(xmlText, dic):
xmlText = re.sub("\s+", " ", xmlText)
date = re.search(r'<date value="([\d-]+)"', xmlText).group(1)
count1, count2 = 0,0
for t in re.findall(r"<placeName[^<]+</placeName>", xmlText):
t = t.lower()
if 'tgn,' in t:
if re.search(r'reg="([^"]+)"', t):
reg = re.search(r'reg="([^"]+)"', t).group(1)
else:
#print(t)
reg = 0
if re.search(r'key="([^"]+)"', t):
key = re.search(r'key="([^"]+)"', t).group(1)
else:
#print(t)
key = 0
if reg == 0 or key == 0:
count1 += 1
else:
count2 += 1
keyNew = reg+"\t"+key
updateDic(topoDict, keyNew)
## if count1 >= 0:
## print("%s: %d out of %d toponyms misstagged." % (date, count1, count2))
def collectRawToponyms(source):
lof = os.listdir(source)
lof = sorted(lof, reverse=False)
counter = 0
for f in lof:
if f.startswith("dltext"): # fileName test
with open(source + f, "r", encoding="utf8") as f1:
text = f1.read()
collectTaggedToponyms(text, topoDict)
freqList = []
thresh = 100
for k,v in topoDict.items():
if v >= thresh:
freqList.append("%09d\t%s" % (v,k))
print("Number of unique items with freq at least %d: %d" % (thresh, len(freqList)))
# Number of unique items with freq at least 1: 9246
# Number of unique items with freq at least 2: 5388
# Number of unique items with freq at least 3: 4062
# Number of unique items with freq at least 4: 3344
# Number of unique items with freq at least 5: 2932
freqList = "\n".join(sorted(freqList, reverse=True))
with open("freqList.csv", "w", encoding="utf8") as f9:
f9.write(freqList)
collectRawToponyms(source)
Results
NB: \t
are replaced with ` » ` for readability
000033872 >> richmond, richmond, virginia >> tgn,7013964
000019113 >> united states >> tgn,7012149
000011045 >> virginia, united states, north and central america >> tgn,7007919
000008934 >> washington, district of columbia, united states >> tgn,7013962
000006926 >> charleston, charleston, south carolina >> tgn,7013582
000006537 >> united kingdom >> tgn,7002445
000006387 >> virginia >> tgn,7007919
000004064 >> kentucky >> tgn,7007255
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352
000004062 >> petersburg, petersburg, virginia >> tgn,7014404
...
Load and Match
import re, os
def loadGeoData(fileName):
dic = {}
with open(fileName, "r", encoding="utf8") as f1:
data = f1.read().split("\n")
for d in data:
d1 = d.split("\t")
if len(d1) == 19:
val = "\t".join([d1[1]+", "+d1[10], d1[4], d1[5]])
test = d1[1].lower()
if test in dic:
dic[test].append(val)
else:
dic[test] = [val]
return(dic)
geoDataFile = "./US/US.csv"
geoData = loadGeoData(geoDataFile)
def processResults(fileName):
with open(fileName, "r", encoding="utf8") as f1:
data = f1.read().split("\n")
newData = []
noResult = "\t".join(["NA", "NA", "NA"])
for d in data:
d1 = d.split("\t")
if "," in d1[1]:
test = d1[1].split(",")[0]
else:
test = d1[1]
if test in geoData:
for i in geoData[test]:
newData.append(d+"\t"+i)
else:
newData.append(d+"\t"+noResult)
with open("matchedResults.csv", "w", encoding="utf8") as f9:
f9.write("\n".join(newData))
processResults("freqList.csv")
Some data comprehension (from the readme
file)
The main 'geoname' table has the following fields :
---------------------------------------------------
0 geonameid : integer id of record in geonames database
1 name : name of geographical point (utf8) varchar(200)
2 asciiname : name of geographical point in plain ascii ...
3 alternatenames : alternatenames, comma separated, ascii ...
4 latitude : latitude in decimal degrees (wgs84)
5 longitude : longitude in decimal degrees (wgs84)
6 feature class : see http://www.geonames.org/export/codes.html, char(1)
7 feature code : see http://www.geonames.org/export/codes.html, varchar(10)
8 country code : ISO-3166 2-letter country code, 2 characters
9 cc2 : alternate country codes, comma separated, ...
10 admin1 code : fipscode (subject to change to iso code), ...
11 admin2 code : code for the second administrative division, ...
12 admin3 code : code for third level administrative division, varchar(20)
13 admin4 code : code for fourth level administrative division, varchar(20)
14 population : bigint (8 byte int)
15 elevation : in meters, integer
16 dem : digital elevation model, srtm3 or gtopo30, ...
17 timezone : the iana timezone id (see file timeZone.txt) varchar(40)
18 modification date : date of last modification in yyyy-MM-dd format
Results
NB: \t
are replaced with ` » ` for readability
...
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, KY >> 36.68756 >> -88.80589
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, MD >> 39.29038 >> -76.61219
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, NC >> 34.43656 >> -78.44028
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, NC >> 35.95847 >> -80.45783
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, NC >> 36.14792 >> -80.52978
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, OH >> 39.84534 >> -82.60072
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, TN >> 35.98427 >> -83.05932
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, NY >> 42.73535 >> -76.12576
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, VT >> 43.36035 >> -72.57315
...
Processing results: selecting only needed matches
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, KY >> n >> 36.68756 >> -88.80589
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, MD >> y >> 39.29038 >> -76.61219
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, NC >> n >> 34.43656 >> -78.44028
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, NC >> n >> 35.95847 >> -80.45783
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, NC >> n >> 36.14792 >> -80.52978
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, OH >> n >> 39.84534 >> -82.60072
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, TN >> n >> 35.98427 >> -83.05932
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, NY >> n >> 42.73535 >> -76.12576
000004063 >> baltimore, baltimore independent city, maryland >> tgn,7013352 >> Baltimore, VT >> n >> 43.36035 >> -72.57315
Generating Mappable Data
import re, os
source = "/path/to/your/xml/files/"
topoDict = {}
def updateDic(dic, key):
if key in dic:
dic[key] += 1
else:
dic[key] = 1
def loadMapLayer(fileName):
dic = {}
with open(fileName, "r", encoding="utf8") as f1:
data = f1.read().split("\n")
for d in data:
d1 = d.split("\t")
if d1[4] == "y":
key = d1[2]
val = "\t".join([d1[3], d1[5], d1[6]])
dic[key] = val
return(dic)
mapData = loadMapLayer("matchedResults_curated.csv")
def collectTaggedToponyms(xmlText, dic, dateFilter):
xmlText = re.sub("\s+", " ", xmlText)
date = re.search(r'<date value="([\d-]+)"', xmlText).group(1)
for t in re.findall(r"<placeName[^<]+</placeName>", xmlText):
t = t.lower()
if re.search(r'"(tgn,\d+)', t):
reg = re.search(r'"(tgn,\d+)', t).group(1)
if reg in mapData:
updateDic(topoDict, mapData[reg])
def collectMappableLayers(source, dateTest):
lof = os.listdir(source)
lof = sorted(lof, reverse=False)
counter = 0
for f in lof:
if f.startswith("dltext"): # fileName test
with open(source + f, "r", encoding="utf8") as f1:
text = f1.read()
# date filter
date = re.search(r'<date value="([\d-]+)"', text).group(1)
if date.startswith(dateTest):
collectTaggedToponyms(text, topoDict, dateTest)
freqList = []
thresh = 1
for k,v in topoDict.items():
if v >= thresh:
freqList.append("%09d\t%s\t%d" % (v,k, v//20))
freqList = "\n".join(sorted(freqList, reverse=True))
with open("Dispatch_Geo_%s.csv" % dateTest, "w", encoding="utf8") as f9:
f9.write(freqList)
collectMappableLayers(source, "1863")
# Task: generate files for all years, all months, and all days
# - you can save results in subfolders;
# - or, better, in single files with dates in another column
Maps in QGIS
NB: In general, the following brief instructions should suffice; if you are confused, google it, or/and ask your comrades for help.
- In QGIS:
- Layer >
- Add Layer >
- Add Delimited Text Layer (need to point which columns are coordinates!)
- Style your layer (size of circles, transparency, labels, etc.)
- In QGIS:
- Use
QuickMapServices (QMS)
plugin to add a map layer quickly.
- Use
- In QGIS:
- You can use
TimeManager
plugin to animate your maps over time.
- You can use
Results
Reference Materials:
- Frequency list: Turkel, William J., and Adam Crymble. 2012. “Counting Word Frequencies with Python.” Programming Historian, July. https://programminghistorian.org/lessons/counting-frequencies.
- Creating cartograms with R: https://maximromanov.github.io/2015/04-02.html
Homework (1/2 and 2/2):
- GISting the “Dispatch” II: Mapping geographical data from the “Dispatch”
- Extract toponyms (place names) from the “Dispatch” (python)
- Calculate their frequencies (python)
- Generate files for all years, all months, and all days (you can save results in subfolders, but, better, in single files with dates in another column)
- Add coordinates to those places (QGIS/python)
- Hint: you can create two lists 1) one with place names and their frequencies, 2) with place names and their coordinates; after that, you can merge them with python and generate a CSV file (placename, timeParameter, latitude, longitude, frequency) which can be used for creating a map in QGIS
- Map them in QGIS, using frequencies to size the markers on the map
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Files CCore/inc/net/PTPBootBase.h CCore/src/net/PTPBootBase.cpp
Files CCore/inc/net/PTPBoot.h CCore/src/net/PTPBoot.cpp
PTP Boot is a PTP service with 3 functions. The service id is 4. Function ids are 1-3. This protocol is used for the remote boot. Abstract boot is a process, during which a group of boot sections are allocated and filled. Then the boot command is issued to start an execution from the given address (aka "entry point"). The most common example is an application boot, sections are placed in the target memory and filled with the application data and code.
const ServiceIdType ServiceId = 4 ; const FunctionIdType FunctionId_Alloc = 1 ; const FunctionIdType FunctionId_Write = 2 ; const FunctionIdType FunctionId_Boot = 3 ;
Protocol types and constants:
using AddressType = uint64 ; using IndexType = uint32 ; const unsigned DeltaWriteLen = 24 ; const unsigned MaxWriteDataLen = 1416 ; // MaxInfoLen-DeltaWriteLen
Function Alloc has the following input/output:
struct AllocInput { AddressType address; AddressType len; }; struct AllocOutput { IndexType index; };
This function allocates a boot section at the given address with the given length. Return value is the section index. Section is a continuous byte range.
Function Write has the following input/output:
struct WriteInput { IndexType index; AddressType off; LenType len : len<=MaxWriteDataLen ; uint8 data[len]; }; struct WriteOutput { };
This function is used to fill a section. index is a previously allocated section index. off is a data offset inside the section. Then data follows.
Function Boot has the following input/output:
struct BootInput { AddressType entry_point; FlagType flags; }; struct BootOutput { };
This function completes the boot process. It specifies the entry point and boot flags. The meaning of the flags is implementation-defined.
The file txt/cpp/PTPBoot.txt.cpp contains this service definition.
The file net/PTPBootBase.h contains this service definition in C++ in the namespace PTPBoot.
There are two PTP Boot classes: BootClient and BootInfo. They are located in the namespace PTPBoot. BootClient is a client part (host part), and BootInfo is a server part (target part). A target serves as a server in this case.
This class can be used to perform PTPBoot operations via a PTP Client device.
class BootClient : NoCopy
{
....
public:
// constructors
explicit BootClient(StrLen ptp_dev_name,MSec timeout=DefaultTimeout,ulen max_packets=DefaultMaxPackets);
~BootClient();
// methods
IndexType alloc(AddressType address,AddressType len);
void write(IndexType index,AddressType off,PtrLen<const uint8> data);
void boot(AddressType entry_point,FlagType flags);
};
The first constructor argument is a PTP ClientDevice object name. Others are the operations timeout and the packet count limit. All methods throw an exception in case of error.
alloc() allocates a section. The section index is returned.
write() fills a section with data. The data length is not limited for this method, it spawns as many write operations as necessary to do the job.
boot() completes the boot.
BootInfo is a Partial class, you must derive a class from it to use it.
class BootInfo : NoCopy
{
....
protected:
class Sect : NoCopy
{
....
public:
AddressType getAddress() const;
AddressType getLen() const;
PtrLen<const uint8> getData() const;
};
DynArray<Sect> table;
AddressType entry_point;
FlagType flags;
private:
virtual void signal_complete()=0;
virtual void wait_complete()=0;
public:
BootInfo();
~BootInfo();
void get(StrLen ptp_server_name,MSec timeout=DefaultTimeout);
};
Once a BootInfo object is created, you can start a remote boot process by the method get(). The first argument is a PTP ServerDevice object name. During the boot process all data are accumulated in the protected members. The second argument is used to wait for the completion of PTP transactions after the boot process is finished.
table is a section table, each section record has an address, a section length and data.
entry_point is the entry point.
flags is the boot flags.
wait_complete() is called inside the method get() to wait for the process completion. A derived class must block the execution in this method until the signal_complete() is called. You may use a semaphore for the waiting. In this case the wait_complete() method simply calls the semaphore method take().
signal_complete() is called asynchronously during the boot process. It should be used to stop waiting. If you are using a semaphore for the waiting, the signal_complete() method simply calls the semaphore method give().


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Mailgun Class Reference
| Inherits from | AFHTTPClient |
| Declared in | Mailgun.h |
Overview
The Mailgun SDK allows your Mac OS X or iOS application to connect with the Mailgun programmable email platform. Send and manage mailing list subscriptions from your desktop or mobile applications and connect with your users directly in your application.
Requirements The AFNetworking library is required for the Mailgun
client library.
Easy Image Attaching
Using MGMessage will allow you to attach UIImage
or NSImage
instances to a message. It will handle converting the image for you and attaching it either inline or to the message header.
This SDK is not 1:1 to the REST API
At this time the full Mailgun REST API is not supported. Currently support is only provided to send messages, subscribe/unsubscribe from mailing lists and to check mailing lists subscriptions.
Note These features may be implemented at a later date.
Sending Example
Mailgun *mailgun = [Mailgun<EMAIL_ADDRESS>apiKey:@"key-3ax6xnjp29jd6fds4gc373sgvjxteol0"];
[mailgun sendMessageTo:@"Jay Baird<EMAIL_ADDRESS>from:@"Excited User<EMAIL_ADDRESS>subject:@"Mailgun is awesome!"
body:@"A unicode snowman for you! ☃"];
Installing
Install via Cocoapods
pod install mailgun
Install via Source
- Clone the repository.
- Copy Mailgun.h/.m and MGMessage.h/.m to your project.
- There’s no step three!
Tasks
Mailgun Client Setup
-
apiKey
Returns the value for the HTTP headers set in request objects created by the HTTP client.
property -
domain
property
Creating and Initializing the Mailgun Client
-
+ client
Creates and initializes an
Mailgun
object with the specified. -
+ clientWithDomain:apiKey:
Creates and initializes an
Mailgun
object with the domain and api key specified.
Sending a Previously Constructed Mailgun Message
-
– sendMessage:
Sends a previously constructed MGMessage without success or failure blocks.
-
– sendMessage:success:failure:
Sends a previously constructed MGMessage with the provided success and failure blocks.
Sending an Ad-Hoc Mailgun Message
-
– sendMessageTo:from:subject:body:
Sends a simple message without success or failure blocks.
-
– sendMessageTo:from:subject:body:success:failure:
Sends a simple message with success or failure blocks.
Checking Mailing List Subscription
-
– checkSubscriptionToList:email:success:failure:
Checks if the given email address is a current subscriber to the specified mailing list.
Subscribing/Unsubscribing to Mailing Lists
-
– unsubscribeToList:email:success:failure:
Unsubscribes the given email address to the specified mailing list.
-
– subscribeToList:email:success:failure:
Subscribes the given email address to the specified mailing list.
Properties
apiKey
Returns the value for the HTTP headers set in request objects created by the HTTP client.
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSString *apiKey
Parameters
- header
The HTTP header to return the default value for
Return Value
The default value for the HTTP header, or nil
if unspecified
Declared In
Mailgun.h
Class Methods
client
Creates and initializes an Mailgun
object with the specified.
+ (instancetype)client
Return Value
The newly-initialized Mailgun client
Discussion
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Warning: Important: You will need to set a domain and an API key on this object after creation in order to use the client.
Declared In
Mailgun.h
clientWithDomain:apiKey:
Creates and initializes an Mailgun
object with the domain and api key specified.
+ (instancetype)clientWithDomain:(NSString *)domain apiKey:(NSString *)apiKey
Parameters
- apiKey
The API key for your Mailgun account. Must not be nil.
Return Value
The newly-initialized Mailgun client
Declared In
Mailgun.h
Instance Methods
checkSubscriptionToList:email:success:failure:
Checks if the given email address is a current subscriber to the specified mailing list.
- (void)checkSubscriptionToList:(NSString *)list email:(NSString *)emailAddress success:(void ( ^ ) ( NSDictionary *member ))success failure:(void ( ^ ) ( NSError *error ))failure
Parameters
- list
The mailing list to check for the provided email address. Must not be nil.
- emailAddress
Email address to check for list membership. Must not be nil.
- success
A block called when the email address is found as a subscriber to
list
, called with aNSDictionary
of member information.
- failure
A block called when the email address is not found as a subscriber to
list
. TheNSError
will be an HTTP 404.
Declared In
Mailgun.h
sendMessage:
Sends a previously constructed MGMessage without success or failure blocks.
- (void)sendMessage:(MGMessage *)message
Parameters
- message
The MGMessage instance to send.
Declared In
Mailgun.h
sendMessage:success:failure:
Sends a previously constructed MGMessage with the provided success and failure blocks.
- (void)sendMessage:(MGMessage *)message success:(void ( ^ ) ( NSString *messageId ))success failure:(void ( ^ ) ( NSError *error ))failure
Parameters
- success
A block called when the message is sent successfully called with a parameter
NSString
of the message id.
- failure
A block called when the underlying HTTP request fails. It will be called with an
NSError
set by the underlyingAFNetworking
client.
Declared In
Mailgun.h
sendMessageTo:from:subject:body:
Sends a simple message without success or failure blocks.
- (void)sendMessageTo:(NSString *)to from:(NSString *)from subject:(NSString *)subject body:(NSString *)body
Parameters
- to
The message recipient. Must not be nil.
- from
The message sender. Must not be nil.
- subject
The message subject. Must not be nil.
- body
The body of the message.
Declared In
Mailgun.h
sendMessageTo:from:subject:body:success:failure:
Sends a simple message with success or failure blocks.
- (void)sendMessageTo:(NSString *)to from:(NSString *)from subject:(NSString *)subject body:(NSString *)body success:(void ( ^ ) ( NSString *messageId ))success failure:(void ( ^ ) ( NSError *error ))failure
Parameters
- to
The message recipient. Must not be nil.
- from
The message sender. Must not be nil.
- subject
The message subject. Must not be nil.
- body
The body of the message.
- success
A block called when the message is sent successfully called with a parameter
NSString
of the message id.
- failure
A block called when the underlying HTTP request fails. It will be called with an
NSError
set by the underlyingAFNetworking
client.
Declared In
Mailgun.h
subscribeToList:email:success:failure:
Subscribes the given email address to the specified mailing list.
- (void)subscribeToList:(NSString *)list email:(NSString *)emailAddress success:(void ( ^ ) ( ))success failure:(void ( ^ ) ( NSError *error ))failure
Parameters
- list
The mailing list to subscribe the provided email address to. Must not be nil.
- emailAddress
Email address to subscribe. Must not be nil.
- success
A block called when the email address is successfully subscribed to the mailing list.
- failure
A block called when there is an error subscribing the user to the given mailing list.
Declared In
Mailgun.h
unsubscribeToList:email:success:failure:
Unsubscribes the given email address to the specified mailing list.
- (void)unsubscribeToList:(NSString *)list email:(NSString *)emailAddress success:(void ( ^ ) ( ))success failure:(void ( ^ ) ( NSError *error ))failure
Parameters
- list
The mailing list to unsubscribe the given email address from. Must not be nil.
- emailAddress
Email address to check for list membership. Must not be nil.
- success
A block called when the email address is successfully removed from the mailing list.
- failure
A block called when the email address is not found as a subscriber to
list
. TheNSError
will be an HTTP 404.
Declared In
Mailgun.h


7.11 The gopherlib Module
The gopherlib module contains a gopher client implementation, shown in Example 7-25.
Example 7-25. Using the gopherlib Module
File: gopherlib-example-1.py
import gopherlib
host = "gopher.spam.egg"
f = gopherlib.send_selector("1/", host)
for item in gopherlib.get_directory(f):
print item
['0', "About Spam.Egg's Gopher Server", "0/About's Spam.Egg's
Gopher Server", 'gopher.spam.egg', '70', '+']
['1', 'About Spam.Egg', '1/Spam.Egg', 'gopher.spam.egg', '70', '+']
['1', 'Misc', '1/Misc', 'gopher.spam.egg', '70', '+']
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Py5cheSim.InterSliceSch
Py5cheSim
InterSliceSch
This module contains the basic Inter Slice Scheduler class. All possible inter slice schedulers should inherit from this.
InterSliceScheduler


EPSFFIT(1) EPSFFIT(1) NAME epsffit - fit encapsulated PostScript file (EPSF) into constrained size SYNOPSIS epsffit [ -c ] [ -r ] [ -a ] [ -m ] [ -s ] llx lly urx ury [ infile [ outfile ] ] DESCRIPTION Epsffit fits an EPSF file (encapsulated PostScript) to a given bounding box. The coordinates of the box are given by (llx,lly) for the lower left, and (urx,ury) for the upper right, in PostScript units (points). If no input or output files are specified, epsffit read from the standard input and writes to the standard output. OPTIONS -c Center the image in the given bounding box. -r Rotate the image by 90 degrees counter-clockwise. -a Adjust the aspect ratio to fit the bounding box. The default is to preserve the aspect ratio. -m Rotates the image to maximise the size if it would fit the specified bounding box better. -s Add a showpage at the end of the file to force the image to print. AUTHOR Copyright (C) Angus J. C. Duggan 1991-1995 SEE ALSO psbook(1), psselect(1), pstops(1), epsffit(1), psnup(1), psresize(1), psmerge(1), fixscribeps(1), getafm(1), fixdlsrps(1), fixfmps(1), fixps‐ ditps(1), fixpspps(1), fixtpps(1), fixwfwps(1), fixwpps(1), fixwwps(1), extractres(1), includeres(1), showchar(1) TRADEMARKS PostScript is a trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated. PSUtils Release 1 Patchlevel 17 EPSFFIT(1)


Contents
A Simple Glance at The Page Using Bootstrap
The Basic Framework Using Bootstrap
Fixed Width and Full Width Container
Test: Set "container" Class to <BODY> Element Directly
Grid System Basic
Text and Typography
Test: Menu
References
CSS Typography
CSS Helper Classes


val amount: Long?
Amount intended to be collected by this PaymentIntent. A positive integer representing how much to charge in the smallest currency unit (e.g., 100 cents to charge $1.00 or 100 to charge ¥100, a zero-decimal currency). The minimum amount is $0.50 US or equivalent in charge currency. The amount value supports up to eight digits (e.g., a value of 99999999 for a USD charge of $999,999.99).


Module: sorting()
Method : bubble_sort(arr,hint=False)
Uses : As the name suggests, this methods sorts the array as well as shows the time taken in seconds for sorting it. Also this method prints out the array after each iteration, so that one can visualize how bubble sort works.
Parameters : arr is an one dimensional array as python list,
hint is passed False by default, by declaring hint=True
a detailed description of the bubble sort algorithm can be found.
from edualgo import algorithms as al
arr = [10,9,8,7,6]
ping = al.sorting()
ping.bubble_sort(arr)
Output:
[9, 10, 8, 7, 6]
[9, 8, 10, 7, 6]
[9, 8, 7, 10, 6]
[9, 8, 7, 6, 10]
[8, 9, 7, 6, 10]
[8, 7, 9, 6, 10]
[8, 7, 6, 9, 10]
[7, 8, 6, 9, 10]
[7, 6, 8, 9, 10]
[6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
Bubble Sort Runtime = 0.0009982585906982422 seconds
[6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
For getting the hint just pass hint=True in the function like - bubble_sort(arr,True).
Module: sorting()
Method : selection_sort(arr,hint=False)
Uses : As the name suggests, this methods sorts the array as well as shows the time taken in seconds for sorting it. Also this method prints out the array after each iteration, so that one can visualize how selection sort works.
Parameters : arr is an one dimensional array as python list,
hint is passed False by default, by declaring hint=True
a detailed description of the selection sort algorithm can be found.
from edualgo import algorithms as al
arr = [10,9,8,7,6,5,4]
ping = al.sorting()
ping.selection_sort(arr)
Output:
[4, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 10]
[4, 5, 8, 7, 6, 9, 10]
[4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
[4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
[4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
[4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
Selection Sort Runtime = 0.0 seconds
[4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
Module: sorting()
Method : bogo_sort(arr,asc=True,hint=False)
Uses : As the name suggests, this methods sorts the array as well as shows the time taken in seconds for sorting it.
Parameters : arr is an one dimensional array as python list,
asc is passed True by default, which determines the ascending or descending order, when passed as False, it sorts in the descending order,
hint is passed False by default, by declaring hint=True
a detailed description of the selection sort algorithm can be found.
#for sorting in ascending order
from edualgo import algorithms as al
arr = [10,8,6,7,9,5,1,4]
ping = al.sorting()
ping.bogo_sort(arr,True)
#for sorting in descending order
ping.bogo_sort(arr,False)
Output:
#for ascending order
Bogo Sort Runtime = 0.8378016948699951 seconds
array([ 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10])
#for descending order
Bogo Sort Runtime = 0.8386266231536865 seconds
array([10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 1])
Module: sorting()
Method : insertion_sort(arr,hint=False)
Uses : As the name suggests, this methods sorts the array as well as shows the time taken in seconds for sorting it. Also this method prints out the array after each iteration, so that one can visualize how insertion sort works.
Parameters : arr is an one dimensional array as python list,
hint is passed False by default, by declaring hint=True
a detailed description of the selection sort algorithm can be found.
from edualgo import algorithms as al
arr = [10,8,6,7,9,5,1,4]
ping = al.sorting()
ping.insertion_sort(arr)
Output:
[8, 10, 6, 7, 9, 5, 1, 4]
[6, 8, 10, 7, 9, 5, 1, 4]
[6, 7, 8, 10, 9, 5, 1, 4]
[6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 5, 1, 4]
[5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 1, 4]
[1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 4]
[1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
Insertion Sort Runtime = 0.0 seconds
[1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
Module: sorting()
Method : merge_sort(arr,hint=False)
Uses : As the name suggests, this methods sorts the array as well as shows the time taken in seconds for sorting it.
Parameters : arr is an one dimensional array as python list,
hint is passed False by default, by declaring hint=True
a detailed description of the merge sort algorithm can be found.
from edualgo import algorithms as al
arr = [10,8,6,7,9,5,1,4]
ping = al.sorting()
ping.merge_sort(arr)
Output:
Merge Sort Runtime = 0.0 seconds
[1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
Module: sorting()
Method : heap_sort(arr,hint=False)
Uses : As the name suggests, this methods sorts the array as well as shows the time taken in seconds for sorting it.
Parameters : arr is an one dimensional array as python list,
hint is passed False by default, by declaring hint=True
a detailed description of the merge sort algorithm can be found.
from edualgo import algorithms as al
arr = [10,8,6,7,9,5,1,4]
ping = al.sorting()
ping.heap_sort(arr)
Output:
[1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
Heap Sort Runtime = 0.0 seconds
Module: sorting()
Method : quick_sort(arr,hint=False)
Uses : As the name suggests, this methods sorts the array as well as shows the time taken in seconds for sorting it.
Parameters : arr is an one dimensional array as python list,
hint is passed False by default, by declaring hint=True
a detailed description of the quick sort algorithm can be found.
from edualgo import algorithms as al
arr = [10,8,6,7,9,5,1,4]
ping = al.sorting()
ping.quick_sort(arr)
Output:
[1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
Quick Sort Runtime = 0.0 seconds
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Type Function Library package Return value Library Revision Current Public Release (2013.2076) Keywords module Sample code /CoronaSDK/SampleCode/ See also package.loaded
Loads the given module.
The function starts by looking into the package.loaded table to determine whether modname
is already loaded. If it is, then require returns the value stored at package.loaded[modname]
. Otherwise, it tries to find a loader for the module.
To find a loader, require
is guided by the package.loaders
array. By changing this array, we can change how require
looks for a module. The following explanation is based on the default configuration for package.loaders
.
First, require
queries package.preload[modname]
. If it has a value, this value (which should be a function) is the loader. Otherwise require searches for a Lua loader using the path stored in [package.path][api.library.package.path]. If that also fails, it tries an all-in-one loader (see package.loaders).
Once a loader is found, require
calls the loader with a single argument, modname. If the loader returns any value, require
assigns the returned value to package.loaded[modname]
. If the loader returns no value and has not assigned any value to package.loaded[modname]
, then require
assigns true to this entry. In any case, require
returns the final value of package.loaded[modname]
.
If there is any error loading or running the module, or if it cannot find any loader for the module, then require
signals an error.
There are critical differences in behavior depending on whether your code is running in the Simulator or on device. These differences are a result of fundamental OS differences between file system behavior.
On many PCs, the OS file system is not case sensitive. Therefore, modules will load correctly even though the actual file name and the Lua string passed to require()
have different case.
On devices, the file name is typically case sensitive. In this case, the modules will fail to load if the case of the actual file name and the Lua string do not match.
Module file can't have any '.' characters in the file name (except for the .lua extension). This change was made to allow Lua files in subdirectories (iOS only).
For example:
local fooBar = require( "foo.bar" )
This will load bar.lua
file from the foo
subdirectory.
On iOS, you cannot name the subdirectory resources
or you will get a code signing error when you do a build. This is not a problem on Android, but it's best to avoid using that directory name.
local name = require( moduleName )
local name = require "moduleName"
String. The name of the module to load. See "Simulator vs Device" above.
The following loads the physics module and assigns it to a local variable"
local physics = require("physics")


I started programming in the early 1970s using Fortran, PLAN (ICL 1900 Assembler) and Algol. In the 1980s I worked as a systems programmer and then in network design, operations and programming. Since retiring from paid work I maintain interests in networking and in computational complexity.
Skills, especially in IT, are useful insofar as they are current and maintained. I doubt there is much call now for PLAN, NCC Filetab or George 3 programmers and, if there were, having lacked the opportunity to practice these for many years, my skills would be found lacking. Skills I still practice, albeit less assiduously than in the past, include
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To understand how graphs work and the available graph option it is recommend to review out the graphing workshop as in depth graph option will not be covered here.
Read more about JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) here.
Within the 'loadPage' element of the task's action a menu item to load a graph object has been created. At this time graphs use a JSON object to pass instruction to the graphYUI to render the graph. The datasets contain the required base data to render the graph.
To insert each of the four runs substitution parameters are used and there values are multiplied by 1000 to convert them to ms (At this time the YUI graphing package does not like small numbers <0.1).
Steps to complete:


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Recombee API Client
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List user properties More...
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| override string | Path () |
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| override Dictionary< string, object > | BodyParameters () |
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| Request (HttpMethod httpMethod, int timeoutMilliseconds, bool ensureHttps=false) | |
| Construct the request More... | |
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| Protected Member Functions inherited from Recombee.ApiClient.ApiRequests.Request | |
| double | ConvertToUnixTimestamp (DateTime date) |
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Get body parameters
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Trunk Based Development Workshop
By Eylon Malin
Small changes
We want to merge small changes into main branch with "just enough" functionality +
test
Small changes Examples:
method that save new user in DB
service that validate user details
HTTP POST route that create the user (only call the service method)
Big change Example
Create new POST route that create the user,
including all needed code in:
http level (controller)
service level
DAL level
Small changes advantages
Early feedback
Quick and efficient code review
Early code merge
Easy merges
Test come along with functionality
for any such small change we merge it's test as part of the changeset (Pull Request)
Sometimes the test is just unit test/s and sometimes it include component or even end-to-end tests
Test First Development
Write the tests before you write the code.
Some advantages:
Test is already there when functionality is done
Making sure test really test something
(failed when functionality is missing)
Declare method signature/API before coding it
enabler for refactor


For example, the following code doesn't change x
because of the integer division result:
int x = 18; x *= 3/2;So, it should be replaced with:
int x = 18; x *= 3.0/2;
Use the checkbox below to disable inspection in cases of suspicious but possibly exact divisions e.g., if dividend can't be calculated statically
void calc(int d) {
int x = 18;
x *= d/2;
}
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Position 43° 21'N, 16° 56'E.
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--- layout: post title: May meeting categories: - Meetings tags: [] status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '1' --- The meeting for this month will be happening on the 18th of May. Same place same time.
This month we are going to have the following presentations:
Spencer Elliott - Integrating Twitter and Facebook into your native Android apps James Puderer - To the metal: rocking out with the Android NDK There is still room for more presentations, so ppease feel free to make your proposal on the mailing list.


June 6
Wherefore, holy brethren, partakers of the heavenly calling, consider the Apostle and High Priest of our profession [or confession], Christ Jesus.
Hebrews 3:1
Very few believers today understand the mystery of the apostleship and priesthood of Jesus. We think that an apostle is some kind of super-saint. But "apostle" actually means "sent one." So, Jesus has been sent from God to do something for us.
He's been sent to serve as our High Priest. Again, many believers don't have the first idea what a high priest does. They picture a person walking around in strange clothes performing religious rituals.
In reality, a high priest is much more than that. He is one who is authorized to administer, to execute, to implement and to carry into effect. Now, you may wonder what it is that Jesus is authorized to administer, execute, or carry out on your behalf. Hebrews 3:1 says that Jesus is the High Priest of our confession. He's been sent to put into effect, to execute, to carry out the words that you say.
But have you been speaking what you feel, instead of speaking words of faith? If, for example, you're speaking sickness, what's He going to do with that? He's not High Priest over sickness. He can't execute that. If you're saying, "I'm so weak, I'm so tired," He can't carry that out. The Bible says, "Let the weak say, I am strong!" The minute you say that, Jesus can administer STRENGTH.
Jesus is not going to administer sickness or disease or poverty or sin. He's defeated all that. He is High Priest over deliverance and righteousness and freedom.
Consider that. Then as you come before Jesus, don't speak words of defeat. Speak words He can implement-- words of victory. That's what He's been ordained by God to bring to pass in your life.
Scripture Reading: Hebrews 7:20-28


DiscoParty is companion software for the BlinkyTape. It allows you to turn one or more BlinkyTapes into colorful music-reactive lighting.
To use DiscoParty, you'll need to download and install:
DiscoParty comes in the examples
folder of the BlinkyTape source repository on Github.
If you have Git installed, you can grab the BlinkyTape
repository with:
$ git clone git://github.com/blinkiverse/BlinkyTape.git
If you don't have Git installed, you can download the BlinkyTape respository as a zip file.
BlinkyTape/examples/DiscoParty/DiscoParty.pde
.Out of the box, DiscoParty uses your computer's built-in sound input (ie - microphone input) for it's sound source. This is a great way to get started quickly, but means that your lights will react to all ambient sound in the room, not just your music.
For users of Mac OS X, SoundFlower is a great way to capture your system's audio in a "clean" way.
To use DiscoParty with SoundFlower:
Soundflowerbed
For folks who are comfortable making things in Processing, here's a little more in-depth technical information about how the DiscoParty works with BlinkyTapes.
You can use this information to customize the colors that are displayed, the sound frequencies that your lights respond to, any more!
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Design pattern
Check before you start
Help users understand whether they should use your service before they start, so that they don’t waste time and effort
If you do this well, you’ll improve user satisfaction and reduce unnecessary calls and applications to your service team.
Last updated: 29 June 2016
Save time and money
You may have problems with your service, eg failure demand, including the following:
You may get calls from users asking:
- how to do a thing, eg apply, register
- what they need to do, eg fill in a form, visit a post office, pay money
- when they need to do specific things, eg phoning before filling in a form
- what rules apply to their situation, eg if they're applying for a visa from outside the EEA and EU
- which forms they might need
- what information do they put in a form
You might be processing applications from users who:
- don't need to apply
- aren't ready to apply
- aren't eligible
You might also have users who:
- fill in the wrong form accidently
- break the rules because they don't understand what they have to do
Meet user needs
Before using a transaction users might need to know:
- what they need to do to meet their need, eg apply for a conditional licence so they can learn to drive
- what rules they must follow, eg planning permission
- if they have to use a service, eg drivers medical
- if they can apply, eg carers allowance
- how much it'll cost, eg firearm licence
Replace features in your service
You can use this pattern to replace features so you can improve your service.
Features you might want to replace could include:
- phone calls with users helping them prepare applications, also known as "pre app chats"
- lots of instructions on how to fill in a form
- conditions split over multiple documents
Try an example of this pattern
You can try an example of a check before you start prototype.
See how other services have used this pattern
Live:
- Carer's allowance, DWP
- Register to vote, CO
Beta:
- Renew passport, HO
- Fitness to drive, DVLA
Alpha:
- Child benefit, HMRC
- Export licensing, BIS


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What is Emotional Intelligence?
Emotional intelligence is (otherwise known as emotional quotient or EQ) is the ability to understand, use, and manage your own emotions in positive ways to relieve stress, communicate effectively, empathize with others, overcome challenges and defuse conflict.
How is it different to IQ?
IQ is is a measure of a person's reasoning ability. In short, it is supposed to gauge how well someone can use information and logic to answer questions or make predictions.
IQ is how clever someone is. EQ is how emotionally intelligent someone is - e.g. how they get on with others and manage their own emotions. EQ involves high levels of self awareness around how our individual actions and behaviours affect and influence others.
Why is it important?
EQ defines whether someone is likely to have the resources to be enjoyable to work with. Able to support others, be empathic, compassionate and understand themselves (limitations, strengths, weaknesses) to be effective.
Interestingly in some countries now, to become a doctor they now assess EQ above IQ, understanding that effective treatment involves being good with people. You can be extremely intelligent with high IQ but “a dick” to work with - not working well with others in a team and ultimately not making other people feel good is deeply disempowering and can de-rail otherwise high performing teams.