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HERTFORD REGIONAL COLLEGE
- Distance
- 11 miles
- Delivery options
- At your location, block release, day release
- Employer satisfaction
- 84%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
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Paragon
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- Achievement rate
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WESC FOUNDATION SCHOOL
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- 22 miles
- Employer satisfaction
- 78%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 94%
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THE LITTLEHAMPTON ACADEMY
- Distance
- 34 miles
- Employer satisfaction
- 71%
- Learner satisfaction
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- Achievement rate
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KATS LTDNational
- Distance
- 55 miles
- Employer satisfaction
- 73%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 77%
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SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL
- Distance
- 65 miles
- Employer satisfaction
- 99%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 81%
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CALDECOTT FOUNDATION SCHOOLNational
- Distance
- 88 miles
- Employer satisfaction
- 88%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 81%
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HILLVIEW SCHOOL FOR GIRLSNational
- Distance
- 89 miles
- Employer satisfaction
- 83%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 78%
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SIMON LANGTON GIRLS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL
- Distance
- 103 miles
- Employer satisfaction
- 88%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 81%
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AYLESFORD SCHOOL - SPORTS COLLEGE
- Distance
- 145 miles
- Employer satisfaction
- 96%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 90%
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HENRY TYNDALE SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5704 miles
- Employer satisfaction
- 75%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 87%
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QUEEN ELIZABETH'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5706 miles
- Employer satisfaction
- 84%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 97%
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THE WILTSHIRE COUNCIL
- Distance
- 5709 milesOld Brook House County Hall Trowbridge Wiltshire BA14 8JN
- Employer satisfaction
- 97%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 89%
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THE JOHN OF GAUNT SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5709 milesWingfield Road Trowbridge BA14 9EH
- Employer satisfaction
- 99%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 74%
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Learn To...National
- Distance
- 5711 miles2b The Links Herne Bay Kent CT6 7GQ
- Employer satisfaction
- 90%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 79%
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WTTLNational
- Distance
- 5713 milesHopton Park Industrial Estate London Road DEVIZES Wiltshire SN10 2EX
- Employer satisfaction
- 99%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 91%
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PHILIP SOUTHCOTE SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5713 milesAddlestone Moor Addlestone KT15 2QH
- Employer satisfaction
- 92%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 94%
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THE FORELAND SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5713 milesLanthorne Road Broadstairs CT10 3NX
- Employer satisfaction
- 70%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 76%
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THE ROBERT NAPIER SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5713 milesThird Avenue Gillingham ME7 2LX
- Employer satisfaction
- 78%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 82%
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HARTSDOWN ACADEMY
- Distance
- 5714 milesGeorge V Avenue Margate CT9 5RE
- Employer satisfaction
- 96%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 73%
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HARRIS ACADEMY BECKENHAM
- Distance
- 5715 milesManor Way Beckenham BR3 3SJ
- Employer satisfaction
- 71%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 87%
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OASIS ACADEMY HEXTABLE
- Distance
- 5716 milesEgerton Avenue Swanley BR8 7LU
- Employer satisfaction
- 93%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 75%
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GREENVALE SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5718 milesWaters Road London SE6 1UF
- Employer satisfaction
- 81%
- Achievement rate
- 85%
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RICARDS LODGE HIGH SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5718 milesLake Road London SW19 7HB
- Employer satisfaction
- 82%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 92%
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WILMINGTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
- Distance
- 5718 milesParsons Lane Dartford KENT DA2 7BB
- Employer satisfaction
- 99%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 75%
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SYDENHAM SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5719 milesDartmouth Road London SE26 4RD
- Employer satisfaction
- 85%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 83%
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THE CITY ACADEMY BRISTOL
- Distance
- 5726 milesRussell Town Avenue Bristol BS5 9JH
- Employer satisfaction
- 96%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 91%
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SKILLS TEAM LTD
- Distance
- 5727 milesExchange Plaza 58 Uxbridge Road London W3 2ST
- Employer satisfaction
- 77%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 72%
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PIELD HEATH HOUSE RC SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5729 milesPield Heath Road Uxbridge UB8 3NW
- Employer satisfaction
- 82%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 80%
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SWISS COTTAGE SCHOOL - DEVELOPMENT & RESEARCH CENTRE
- Distance
- 5730 miles80, Avenue Road London NW8 6HX
- Employer satisfaction
- 86%
- Learner satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 74%
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ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC SCHOOL AND TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
- Distance
- 5732 milesWood Lane Dagenham RM8 1JT
- Employer satisfaction
- 75%
- Achievement rate
- 92%
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CCP GRADUATE SCHOOL LTD
- Distance
- 5732 milesUnit 18, Iron Bridge Close Great Central Way London NW10 0UF
- Employer satisfaction
- 98%
- Achievement rate
- 92%
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CHASE HIGH SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5732 milesPrittlewell Chase Westcliff-On-Sea SS0 0RT
- Employer satisfaction
- 77%
- Achievement rate
- 82%
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ABBEYWOOD COMMUNITY SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5732 milesNew Road Bristol BS34 8SF
- Employer satisfaction
- 85%
- Achievement rate
- 82%
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THE CREST ACADEMIES
- Distance
- 5733 milesCrest Road London NW2 7SN
- Employer satisfaction
- 80%
- Achievement rate
- 75%
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ST ALOYSIUS RC COLLEGE
- Distance
- 5734 milesHornsey Lane London N6 5LY
- Employer satisfaction
- 73%
- Achievement rate
- 85%
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KELMSCOTT SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5734 miles245, Markhouse Road London E17 8DN
- Employer satisfaction
- 95%
- Achievement rate
- 97%
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ST GREGORY'S CATHOLIC SCIENCE COLLEGE
- Distance
- 5735 milesDonnington Road Harrow HA3 0NB
- Employer satisfaction
- 76%
- Achievement rate
- 85%
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LYDIARD PARK ACADEMY
- Distance
- 5735 milesGrange Park Way Grange Park Swindon SN5 6HN
- Employer satisfaction
- 71%
- Achievement rate
- 80%
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SWINDON ACADEMY
- Distance
- 5737 milesBeech Avenue Swindon SN2 1JR
- Employer satisfaction
- 91%
- Achievement rate
- 97%
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WEST HATCH HIGH SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5738 milesHigh Road Chigwell IG7 5BT
- Employer satisfaction
- 73%
- Achievement rate
- 78%
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ALFRISTON SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5739 milesPenn Road Knotty Green Beaconsfield HP9 2TS
- Employer satisfaction
- 89%
- Achievement rate
- 71%
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LONDON ACADEMY
- Distance
- 5740 milesSpur Road Edgware HA8 8DE
- Employer satisfaction
- 74%
- Achievement rate
- 71%
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CHINGFORD FOUNDATION SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5740 miles31, Nevin Drive London E4 7LT
- Employer satisfaction
- 82%
- Achievement rate
- 75%
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FIRST RUNG LIMITED
- Distance
- 5742 miles197-205 High Street Ponders End London EN3 4DZ
- Employer satisfaction
- 77%
- Achievement rate
- 91%
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ACTION FOR CHILDREN,PARKLANDS CAMPUS
- Distance
- 5747 milesStone Haven, Bellamy Close Southmoor Abingdon OX13 5AB
- Employer satisfaction
- 74%
- Achievement rate
- 98%
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WHEATLEY PARK SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5755 miles Holton Oxford OX33 1QH
- Employer satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 87%
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MONK'S WALK SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5761 milesKnightsfield Welwyn Garden City AL8 7NL
- Employer satisfaction
- 91%
- Achievement rate
- 87%
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THE SIXTH FORM COLLEGE COLCHESTER
- Distance
- 5770 milesNorth Hill Colchester Essex CO1 1SN
- Employer satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 77%
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FELIXSTOWE ACADEMY
- Distance
- 5780 milesHigh Street Felixstowe IP11 9QR
- Employer satisfaction
- 70%
- Achievement rate
- 76%
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ELIZABETH WOODVILLE SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5788 milesStratford Road Deanshanger Milton Keynes MK19 6HN
- Employer satisfaction
- 93%
- Achievement rate
- 86%
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STRATFORD GIRLS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5805 milesShottery Manor Shottery Stratford-Upon-Avon Warwickshire CV37 9HA
- Employer satisfaction
- 93%
- Achievement rate
- 81%
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MOULTON COLLEGE
- Distance
- 5811 milesMoulton College West Street Moulton Northamptonshire NN3 7RR
- Employer satisfaction
- 74%
- Achievement rate
- 71%
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HARTISMERE SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5818 milesCastleton Way Eye IP23 7BL
- Employer satisfaction
- 98%
- Achievement rate
- 97%
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THE LATIMER ARTS COLLEGE
- Distance
- 5824 milesCastle Way Barton Seagrave Kettering NN15 6SW
- Employer satisfaction
- 79%
- Achievement rate
- 73%
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ISEBROOK SEN COGNITION & LEARNING COLLEGE
- Distance
- 5825 milesEastleigh Road Kettering NN15 6PT
- Employer satisfaction
- 81%
- Achievement rate
- 78%
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KETTERING SCIENCE ACADEMY
- Distance
- 5826 milesDeeble Road Kettering NN15 7AA
- Employer satisfaction
- 92%
- Achievement rate
- 71%
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BAXTER COLLEGE
- Distance
- 5829 milesHabberley Road Kidderminster DY11 5PQ
- Employer satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 75%
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ST THOMAS AQUINAS CATHOLIC SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5830 milesWychall Lane Birmingham B38 8AP
- Employer satisfaction
- 85%
- Achievement rate
- 96%
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COVENTRY CITY COUNCIL
- Distance
- 5832 miles DEEDMORE ROAD COVENTRY CV2 2AA
- Employer satisfaction
- 75%
- Achievement rate
- 71%
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SWANSHURST SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5832 milesBrook Lane Birmingham B13 0TW
- Employer satisfaction
- 85%
- Achievement rate
- 73%
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CARDINAL WISEMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL AND LANGUAGE COLLEGE
- Distance
- 5832 milesCardinal Wiseman Rc School, Potters Green Road Coventry CV2 2AJ
- Employer satisfaction
- 100%
- Achievement rate
- 99%
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ASH GREEN SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5835 milesAsh Green Lane Coventry CV7 9AH
- Employer satisfaction
- 94%
- Achievement rate
- 91%
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PRINCE WILLIAM SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5835 milesHerne Road Oundle Peterborough PE8 4BS
- Employer satisfaction
- 84%
- Achievement rate
- 93%
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SANDWELL COLLEGE
- Distance
- 5842 miles1 SPON LANE WEST BROMWICH SANDWELL B70 6AW
- Employer satisfaction
- 94%
- Achievement rate
- 100%
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THE ACE ACADEMY
- Distance
- 5844 milesAlexandra Road Tipton DY4 7NR
- Employer satisfaction
- 79%
- Achievement rate
- 71%
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THOMAS DEACON ACADEMY
- Distance
- 5847 milesQueens Gardens Peterborough PE1 2UW
- Employer satisfaction
- 89%
- Achievement rate
- 96%
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BARR BEACON SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5847 milesOld Hall Lane Aldridge Walsall WS9 0RF
- Employer satisfaction
- 79%
- Achievement rate
- 75%
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JOSEPH LECKIE ACADEMY
- Distance
- 5847 milesWalstead Road West Walsall WS5 4PG
- Employer satisfaction
- 100%
- Achievement rate
- 83%
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THE VOYAGER ACADEMY
- Distance
- 5849 milesMountsteven Avenue Peterborough PE4 6HX
- Employer satisfaction
- 71%
- Achievement rate
- 73%
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THE PARKSIDE SCHOOL, NORWICH
- Distance
- 5851 milesCecil Road Norwich Norfolk NR1 2TJ
- Employer satisfaction
- 78%
- Achievement rate
- 74%
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DE MONTFORT UNIVERSITY
- Distance
- 5852 milesThe Gateway Leicester Leicestershire LE1 9BH
- Employer satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 72%
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MARY ELLIOT SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5852 milesLeamore Lane Walsall WS2 7NR
- Employer satisfaction
- 80%
- Achievement rate
- 94%
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NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL, NORWICH
- Distance
- 5852 milesSurrey Street Norwich NR1 3PB
- Employer satisfaction
- 96%
- Achievement rate
- 83%
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NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY
- Distance
- 5889 milesThe Nottingham Academy, Greenwood Road Nottingham NG3 7EB
- Employer satisfaction
- 75%
- Achievement rate
- 76%
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ACACIA TRAINING LIMITED
- Distance
- 5893 milesAcacia House C1 Trentham Business Quarter, Bellringer Road Stoke on Trent Staffordshire ST4 8GB
- Employer satisfaction
- 91%
- Achievement rate
- 77%
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THE ECCLESBOURNE SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5893 milesWirksworth Road Duffield Belper DE56 4GS
- Employer satisfaction
- 76%
- Achievement rate
- 92%
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MALBANK SCHOOL AND SIXTH FORM COLLEGE
- Distance
- 5905 milesWelsh Row Nantwich CW5 5HD
- Employer satisfaction
- 91%
- Achievement rate
- 78%
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REASEHEATH COLLEGE
- Distance
- 5907 milesReaseheath NANTWICH Cheshire CW5 6DF
- Employer satisfaction
- 97%
- Achievement rate
- 90%
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TUPTON HALL SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5915 milesStation New Road Old Tupton Chesterfield S42 6LG
- Employer satisfaction
- 82%
- Achievement rate
- 98%
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CHRISTLETON HIGH SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5919 milesVillage Road Christleton Chester CH3 7AD
- Employer satisfaction
- 99%
- Achievement rate
- 98%
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ASHGATE CROFT SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5921 milesAshgate Road Chesterfield S40 4BN
- Employer satisfaction
- 79%
- Achievement rate
- 89%
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THE RUSSETT SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5926 milesMiddlehurst Avenue Weaverham Northwich CW8 3BW
- Employer satisfaction
- 88%
- Achievement rate
- 99%
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SHEFFIELD SPRINGS ACADEMY
- Distance
- 5934 milesHurlfield Road Sheffield S12 2SF
- Employer satisfaction
- 84%
- Achievement rate
- 76%
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HALTON BOROUGH COUNCIL
- Distance
- 5938 milesKingsway Learning Centre Victoria Road Widnes Cheshire WA8 7QY
- Employer satisfaction
- 89%
- Achievement rate
- 70%
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CHEADLE AND MARPLE SIXTH FORM COLLEGE
- Distance
- 5939 milesCheadle Campus Cheadle Road Cheadle Hulme Cheshire SK8 5HA
- Employer satisfaction
- 73%
- Achievement rate
- 79%
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Riverside College Halton
- Distance
- 5939 milesKingsway Campus WIDNES HALTON WA8 7QQ
- Employer satisfaction
- 91%
- Achievement rate
- 81%
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LIVERPOOL LIFE SCIENCES UTC
- Distance
- 5943 miles41-51, Greenland Street Liverpool L1 0BS
- Employer satisfaction
- 87%
- Achievement rate
- 74%
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XAVERIAN COLLEGE
- Distance
- 5947 milesLower Park Road MANCHESTER GREATER MANCHESTER M14 5RB
- Employer satisfaction
- 79%
- Achievement rate
- 76%
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OAKMERE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
- Distance
- 5948 milesOakmere House, Cherry Lane Liverpool L4 6UG
- Employer satisfaction
- 96%
- Achievement rate
- 98%
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BANK VIEW HIGH SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5952 milesSherwoods Lane Liverpool L10 1LW
- Employer satisfaction
- 74%
- Achievement rate
- 72%
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SPRING BROOK SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5953 milesDean Street Failsworth Manchester M35 0DQ
- Employer satisfaction
- 100%
- Achievement rate
- 92%
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GRIMSBY INSTITUTE OF FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION
- Distance
- 5954 milesNuns Corner Grimsby North East Lincolnshire DN34 5BQ
- Employer satisfaction
- 98%
- Achievement rate
- 89%
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MANCHESTER CREATIVE AND MEDIA ACADEMY
- Distance
- 5955 miles300, Victoria Avenue East Manchester M9 7SS
- Employer satisfaction
- 76%
- Achievement rate
- 93%
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BOLTON WANDERERS FREE SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5962 milesBolton Wanderers Free School Macron Stadium, Burnden Way Horwich Bolton Greater Manchester BL6 6JW
- Employer satisfaction
- 75%
- Achievement rate
- 93%
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ROCHDALE TRAINING ASSOCIATION LIMITED
- Distance
- 5964 milesFishwick Street Rochdale Lancashire OL16 5NA
- Employer satisfaction
- 86%
- Achievement rate
- 81%
Shortlist training provider -
THE ROCHDALE SIXTH FORM COLLEGE
- Distance
- 5965 milesCollege Road Rochdale OL12 6HY
- Employer satisfaction
- 91%
- Achievement rate
- 91%
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SHAFTESBURY HIGH SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5969 milesWeldbank Lane Chorley PR7 3NQ
- Employer satisfaction
- 72%
- Achievement rate
- 73%
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GANTON SPECIAL SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5974 miles294, Anlaby Park Road South Hull HU4 7JB
- Employer satisfaction
- 98%
- Achievement rate
- 72%
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RYBURN VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5974 milesThe Old School House St. Peters Avenue Sowerby Bridge HX6 1DF
- Employer satisfaction
- 71%
- Achievement rate
- 72%
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McArthur Dean Training Ltd
- Distance
- 5975 milesOld Custom House Lowgate HULL East Yorkshire HU1 1RS
- Employer satisfaction
- 78%
- Achievement rate
- 80%
Shortlist training provider -
THE FARNLEY ACADEMY
- Distance
- 5982 milesChapel Lane New Farnley Leeds LS12 5EU
- Employer satisfaction
- 90%
- Achievement rate
- 88%
Shortlist training provider -
PARKSIDE SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5987 milesParkside Terrace Cullingworth Bradford BD13 5AD
- Employer satisfaction
- 85%
- Achievement rate
- 86%
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NORTH WEST SPECIALIST INCLUSIVE LEARNING CENTRE
- Distance
- 5988 milesTongue Lane Leeds LS6 4QD
- Employer satisfaction
- 77%
- Achievement rate
- 74%
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FULFORD SCHOOL
- Distance
- 5998 milesFulfordgate York YO10 4FY
- Employer satisfaction
- 83%
- Achievement rate
- 89%
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ACTIV8 LEARNING
- Distance
- 6004 milesYork Eco Business Centre Amy Johnson Way, Clifton Moor York YO30 4AG
- Employer satisfaction
- 94%
- Achievement rate
- 85%
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MORECAMBE COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL
- Distance
- 6018 milesDallam Avenue Morecambe LA4 5BG
- Employer satisfaction
- 87%
- Achievement rate
- 73%
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THE WENSLEYDALE SCHOOL & SIXTH FORM
- Distance
- 6041 milesBellerby Road Leyburn DL8 5HY
- Employer satisfaction
- 76%
- Achievement rate
- 72%
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THE KING'S ACADEMY
- Distance
- 6063 milesStainton Way Coulby Newham Middlesbrough TS8 0GA
- Employer satisfaction
- 71%
- Achievement rate
- 91%
Shortlist training provider -
LEARNING CURVE (JAA) LIMITED
- Distance
- 6078 milesLEARNING CURVE UNIT 51-53 INNOVATION HOUSE LONGFIELD ROAD BISHOP AUCKLAND DURHAM DL14 6XB
- Employer satisfaction
- 82%
- Achievement rate
- 85%
Shortlist training provider -
HARTLEPOOL BOROUGH COUNCIL
- Distance
- 6081 milesHARTLEPOOL ADULT EDUCATION VICTORIA BUILDINGS 6-8 TOWER STREET, HARTLEPOOL TS24 7HD
- Employer satisfaction
- 91%
- Achievement rate
- 85%
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Profound Services
- Distance
- 6088 milesProfound House, 9 Fern Court Bracken Hill Business Park Peterlee Durham SR8 2RR
- Employer satisfaction
- 92%
- Achievement rate
- 79%
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TYNE NORTH TRAINING LIMITED
- Distance
- 6117 milesEmbleton Avenue Wallsend Tyne and Wear NE28 9NJ
- Employer satisfaction
- 78%
- Achievement rate
- 94%
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WALBOTTLE CAMPUS
- Distance
- 6117 milesHexham Road Newcastle Upon Tyne NE15 9TP
- Employer satisfaction
- 76%
- Achievement rate
- 94%
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ST MARY'S CATHOLIC SCHOOL
- Distance
- 6118 milesBenton Park Road Newcastle Upon Tyne NE7 7PE
- Employer satisfaction
- 84%
- Achievement rate
- 88%
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SEATON BURN COLLEGE, A SPECIALIST BUSINESS AND ENTERPRISE SCHOOL
- Distance
- 6123 milesDudley Lane Seaton Burn Newcastle Upon Tyne NE13 6EJ
- Employer satisfaction
- 85%
- Achievement rate
- 92%
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ASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS COLLEGE
- Distance
- 6136 milesGreen Lane Ashington NE63 8DH
- Employer satisfaction
- 81%
- Achievement rate
- 89%
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#include <CreateEntityReliablePdu.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| CreateEntityReliablePdu () | |
| virtual | ~CreateEntityReliablePdu () |
| virtual void | marshal (DataStream &dataStream) const |
| virtual void | unmarshal (DataStream &dataStream) |
| unsigned char | getRequiredReliabilityService () const |
| void | setRequiredReliabilityService (unsigned char pX) |
| unsigned short | getPad1 () const |
| void | setPad1 (unsigned short pX) |
| unsigned char | getPad2 () const |
| void | setPad2 (unsigned char pX) |
| unsigned int | getRequestID () const |
| void | setRequestID (unsigned int pX) |
| virtual int | getMarshalledSize () const |
| bool | operator== (const CreateEntityReliablePdu &rhs) const |
Protected Attributes | |
| unsigned char | _requiredReliabilityService |
| unsigned short | _pad1 |
| unsigned char | _pad2 |
| unsigned int | _requestID |
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| CreateEntityReliablePdu::CreateEntityReliablePdu | ( | ) |
| CreateEntityReliablePdu::~CreateEntityReliablePdu | ( | ) | [virtual] |
| int CreateEntityReliablePdu::getMarshalledSize | ( | ) | const [virtual] |
Reimplemented from DIS::SimulationManagementWithReliabilityFamilyPdu.
| unsigned short CreateEntityReliablePdu::getPad1 | ( | ) | const |
| unsigned char CreateEntityReliablePdu::getPad2 | ( | ) | const |
| unsigned int CreateEntityReliablePdu::getRequestID | ( | ) | const |
| unsigned char CreateEntityReliablePdu::getRequiredReliabilityService | ( | ) | const |
| void CreateEntityReliablePdu::marshal | ( | DataStream & | dataStream | ) | const [virtual] |
Reimplemented from DIS::SimulationManagementWithReliabilityFamilyPdu.
| bool CreateEntityReliablePdu::operator== | ( | const CreateEntityReliablePdu & | rhs | ) | const |
| void CreateEntityReliablePdu::setPad1 | ( | unsigned short | pX | ) |
| void CreateEntityReliablePdu::setPad2 | ( | unsigned char | pX | ) |
| void CreateEntityReliablePdu::setRequestID | ( | unsigned int | pX | ) |
| void CreateEntityReliablePdu::setRequiredReliabilityService | ( | unsigned char | pX | ) |
| void CreateEntityReliablePdu::unmarshal | ( | DataStream & | dataStream | ) | [virtual] |
Reimplemented from DIS::SimulationManagementWithReliabilityFamilyPdu.
unsigned short DIS::CreateEntityReliablePdu::_pad1 [protected] |
padding
unsigned char DIS::CreateEntityReliablePdu::_pad2 [protected] |
padding
unsigned int DIS::CreateEntityReliablePdu::_requestID [protected] |
Request ID
unsigned char DIS::CreateEntityReliablePdu::_requiredReliabilityService [protected] |
level of reliability service used for this transaction


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Enables Jenkins to upload Android (APK files) and iOS (IPA files) apps to a Mobile App Distribution Tool server
Features
- Uploading APK and IPA files to MDT server
- Upload can be executed as Post Build Step or as existing build Action.
Requirements
Jenkins
Jenkins version 1.596.1 with java 1.7 or newer is required.
Running MDT server
You need your own instance of MDT server.
Setup
Install plugin
Install this plugin via the Jenkins plugin manager. Search "MDT deployment" to find it.
Server config
You can set global MDT server under Manage Jenkins -> Configure System
Per-job config
Mandatory
1 - Configure application informations.
2 - Add "Archive the artifacts" as Post-build Actions in order to use plugin.
NB: For structure of the deploy JSON file see MDT Documentation.
Optional
If you want to deploy after each successful build, add a Post-build Action
Next, you can choose to deploy on Latest version or build's version.
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Version history
Version 1.0.4 (June 01, 2016)
- Bug Fixes of version 1.0.2
Version 1.0.2 (May 26, 2016) : Do not use it, problem occured between migration on Git from github to jenkins official repo.
- Bug Fixes
- Add Badge Action deployment status
Version 1.0.0 (May 24, 2016)
- First version
Attachments:
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Porthole is a Chrome extension for Digital marketers which makes it easier to manage and change keywords, suitable for use within AdWords.
30 day free trial is offered, so you can try it out!
Main Features
- Uses Chrome storage, so you can sign in to your Google account and cary on where you left off. Seamlessly.
- Provides a section where you can add keywords as part of Ad groups
- Keywords can easily be changed between different types of modifiers e.g Exact match, Broad match modifier etc
- Keywords be copied/pasted within each AdGroup
- Clients can be added to group campaigns
- Campaigns can hold multiple Ad groups
- Option to export to CSV


Javascript plugin that will tell how far a thing has been vertically scrolld.
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In moving my blog from Quick Blogcast to MovableType, I had a chance to revisit my decision to enable comments. Comments are always a mixed bag: the price of good discussion is eliminating comment spam—the blog's version of "broken windows." We've had decent success at it over at The New Clarion, but it took a long time to tweak the blacklist to get where it is today.
In the meantime, I had also started using Twitter quite aggressively. That is, essentially, a broadcast medium: you say things and people listen to them. There is some interaction but the key difference is that it's not exactly public.
That's the part about comments that I don't like. If you want to discuss some of my work, send me an email. If you want everyone to see your thoughts about what I've said, get your own forum. I don't care to host the opinions of those that disagree with me.
I have no regrets about turning off comments—I even did it over at Found on the Web. I spend zero time doing moderation and the extra work to send an email (while also not getting to vent in public) has severely limited the vitriol and bile.


Yo Foundation 5!
- Sass compiling
- Publishing to dist directory
- Server with LiveReload
- JSHint
- Grunt Bower install
- Font Awesome (option)
Grunt tasks:
- 'grunt' - watching (Sass, Server on <IP_ADDRESS>:9000 with LiveReload)
- 'grunt compile-sass' - Sass
- 'grunt validate-js' - JSHint
- 'grunt bower-install' - injecting bower libraries
- 'grunt publish' - dist directory
- 'grunt server-dist' - server on <IP_ADDRESS>:9001 - dist directory (preview only)


David Kaye, the U.N.’s special rapporteur on the right to freedom of opinion and expression, told reporters in Ethiopia’s capital, Addis Ababa, that he is concerned with the frequent internet shutdowns carried out by the government.
“I’ve also experienced an internet shut down here in Ethiopia in the past week,” he said, referring to a brief shutdown on Dec. 5 that Ethiopian officials said was to stop a cyber-attack targeting the country’s financial institutions.
Ethiopia has shut down the internet nine times in 2019, mostly during national exams and public protests, he said.
“Internet shutdowns are almost always in violation of the right to freedom of opinion and expression,” said Kaye. “I want to strongly urge the government to not use internet shutdown as a tool. I’ve asked several times ‘Where do you have the authority in law to shut down the internet?’ Nobody could give me an answer.”
Ethiopia is one of several African countries that have blocked the internet or specific social media sites during elections or periods of crisis.
Kaye stressed that social media platforms like Facebook and YouTube have a relatively small presence in Ethiopia right now but they have an “extraordinary responsibility” to moderate contents to make sure postings are accurate.
Kaye praised the reforms implemented by Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, who recently won the Nobel Peace Prize for achieving peace with neighboring Eritrea.
“This is a remarkable moment in Ethiopia with all sorts of reforms happening in the country,” he said, adding that it is the first time since 2006 that a U.N. special rapporteur of his kind was invited into the country.
He said, however, that more reforms are needed. “I’ve expressed my concern regarding the draft hate speech and disinformation law as it may inadvertently criminalize public debate,” he said.
AP


CSS Basic Concepts for newbies
A must read!
May 11,2015
Concepts:
- Compare CSS concepts
- Explain how and when to use CSS concepts
What is the difference between Margin, Border, and Padding?
So if you want to learn positioning with CSS I first recommend to get familiar with the display property. Here is the box model but it is not the typical image with just the names in it. At first I did not understand it but with an actual example like this I did get a feel of it.
CSS Box Model for objects:
So every single object that is created has this structure you just saw! In order to work the positioning you need to digest the box model where the Content is where the actual data is. The Padding is the border inside the Content zone. The Border is the acutal outline of the Content so think of this as the " NO trespassing zone". The Margin is the zone that covers the "NO trespassing zone" that we just mentioned so think of it as an extended layer but no content ever hits that zone! Keep that in mind.
What are the best practices associated with using classes vs. ids?
Ok, so you would use a class when you have several objects lets say more than two that need to behave in the same way. So you work with classes and save extra typing because if you want to apply beauty changes to more than two objects you only have to type it in once! and then reference to the class created ofcourse!. Now, working with id's is related. You should by know have a feeling of what is coming up so... yeah you use id's basically when you want to work with specific changes for specific objects instead of a group of objects.
What are the differences between relative, absolute, and fixed positioning?
Ok, so theese are concepts I need to brush up on so check in later to get a glimpse at it! If I am posting something I'd preffer posting knowledge I am certain about to all my readers!
What does it mean to display inline vs inline blocks? Simple.
Block display: simply respect everything (all the properties) and the object takes up the whole line for itself!
Inline display: allow other objects to sit right next to them or before them but there is a thing: width and height is not considered what is considered is margins & paddings
Inline-block display: allow other objects to sit right next to them or before them but the thing again: respects width and height, top and bottom margin & paddings but its does not consider left and right margin and paddings.
Example illustration:
Hope this helped!
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I personally avoid any and all substances containing caffeine, as I usually find myself extremely sensitive to 'normal' doses of caffeine (if I drink a Pepsi or a glass of iced-tea), extremely sensitive being that I will become very jittery and unable to focus, also accompanied by unpleasant headaches. Recently, however, I really felt like I needed something to boost my faltering motivation with schoolwork. I turned to my mom to see if she had any sort of silver bullet hiding in her tea cupboard. She suggested I try Yerba Mate. 'Naturally caffeinated,' read the label. Naturally, I researched the stuff online, and came to the conclusion that the amount of caffeine was miniscule enough that I felt it was probably safe to assume I wouldn't experience many nasty side-effects.
I brewed the 3g bag of tea in boiling water for about ten minutes, and drank it as it cooled. I had just eaten a hearty lunch, and began noticing the effects as I worked on the computer, about a half-hour later. I haven't done any other psychoactives for going on three months (my past experiences include marijuana, salvia, and HB Woodrose), but I could still tell nonetheless that my mind was not becoming 'altered' in the sense of psychedelics. Instead, my mind felt very clear: many trivial thoughts that used to plague my head constantly and get in the way of my work were now gone. My work became the center of my attention. I didn't feel obsessive or unnaturally driven, just a sense of focus. Not to mention there was none of the jitteriness or headache that I had experienced with caffeine before.
I continue to work with renewed effort for about 2-3 hours, then I slowly feel a crash coming on. I just felt wasted, and somewhat depressed...no, more like empty. I was in this slump for an hour or two, then began to feel normal again. Still no other bad side affects I typically get with caffeine.
I haven't smoked marijuana for three months-ish, and I felt a calling just to smoke something. Around 11pm, same day as my first time with the tea, I snip open a teabag and pour half the contents into an old, wooden tobacco pipe my uncle had given me. By the way, my parents punished me very harshly when they figured out I smoked weed, hence not smoking for three months and no proper glass piece. The contents of the bag, I discovered, actually contained mint leaves as well, and the contents in general were like the finest shake I had ever seen, almost a powder, it was.
I began to puff on it tentatively, not pulling it straight into my lungs but into my mouth and then sucking it down. The taste, of course, was rather minty, which I really liked: it sort of gave the sensation of cooling my lungs and throat. Almost right away, I noticed that my cheeks started to tingle and feel slightly numb. Other than that, nothing to note. The smoke was super billowy, and I coughed a handful of times when I swallowed too much. Because it was so billowy, and also because I didn't have to worry about being wasteful, I had a lot of fun just puffing on it like one would tobacco: it was cool to watch the smoke swirl around. Another reason why I did this was because I was getting tired of trudging my way through a giant bowl of powdery herb that clearly wasn't doing anything that drinking the tea wouldn't. Plus, I hear lungs come in handy on occasion.
Upon finishing it, I washed up (by the end, the smoke was not as pleasant as in the beginning) and then took the remaining half of the bag to make tea. I drank it, and the cumulative effects of smoking and drinking the Mate were essentially the same as simply drinking the tea. And the tea tastes so much better. After smoking I cleared my throat several times, and it was quite gunky. Surprisingly, my lungs and throat feel none the worse for wear (I am writing this on the day after), it's as if I didn't even smoke at all. However, the taste of it remained in the back of my throat when I awoke this morning: it tasted very much like I had smoked nondescript, dry vegetation (duh...), not very nice.
I have had a cup of it today, and, yes, it has helped me focus again. Still no negative side-effects, and I hope not to experience a slump again. If I do, I wouldn't be surprised: I'm rather sensitive to psychoactives. All in all, I still don't like caffeine. As much as it is useful to me in small quantities, it's not my bag.
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Presidency sets record straight 20 Nov 2019, 07:49 by Staff Reporter Home \ Front Page News \ Presidency sets record straight - New Era Live


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My Resume
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Here's another way to my LinkedIn. Feel free to send me a message or connection request!
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Decision services
Please specify the version number for each decision service
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Project 1
Input and Output : Due 10/19
Create something(s) that explore relationships between INPUT and OUTPUT.
We have explored digital and analog inputs like...
- push buttons
- mechanical lever switch
- conductive objects as switch
- potentiometers
- conductive materials(conductive foam and rubber) as variable resistors
- photoresistors (LDR)
- piezo element as vibration sensor
And we have explored digital and analog outputs like...
- Blinking LEDs
- Darlington transistor with motor
- RGB LEDs
- tone()
- servo motor
Pay particular attention to physical property (affordances) of the imput device and how it affect the experience you are creating. Observe the variouse ways to output that can give you nuances of behaviour. Output can affect the environment that can have an effect on your input (feedback). Make various experiments with inputs and outputs of your choice to have a better understanding of your material.
".... the attuned craftsman asks, "What can this medium do?" as much as "What do I wish to do with this medium?"
From Abstracting Craft: The Practiced Digital Hand by Malcolm McCullough
Observe how form, materials and context of input and output can effect how people see, read, and interact with your work.
For example, embedding a sensor into an object that is shaped like handle might suggest holding. If object reacts differently when you interact with different parts, it can seem like it was a "preference."
- This project can be explored without any electronics as long as your work explores the idea of INPUT/OUTPUT and demonstrate compeling relationships.
- This project also does not have to be 'interactive' as long as the concepts of INPUT and OUTPUT exist in the piece.
- No screen based project for this one.
- You are welcome and encouraged to collaborate. Your work must reflect elevation in craft.
Steps:
- Experiment with various input and output materials
- Make a sketch/drawings
- Prototyping: mock up your project to seek some more findings and learn how they work
- Peer review
- make a finished project
Documentation : Due 10/26
- 2 photos or 1 short video of your work
- One paragraph description of your piece
- arduino sketch .ino file (if you use arduino)
- exported .png file form fritzing or drawing of your schimatic
Upload documents to google doc in a folder named "Project 1"


Cutting Simple Assets From Photoshop
This is a quick way to cut assets out of a PSD when you don’t need to slice specific sections of an image contained in a layer. Once you’re comfortable with the process and the keyboard shortcuts, you’ll be able to cut out an asset in less than a minute.
The basic process is:
- Select layers
- Duplicate layers into a new document
- Trim away the extra canvas area
- Save the image
Select Layers
First, you will need to find the layers that make up your needed image. It might be only one layer, or it could be 20. The process will be the same.
Tip: Turn on Auto-Select in Photoshop, so that when you click on an image, the layer is automatically selected in your Layers palette. This is a lot faster than drilling down into the Layers hierarchy created by the designer.
You’ll have to manually identity which layers make up the aggregate image. Then, highlight all layers that make up your image (⌘+Click) in the Layers palette.
Duplicate Layers Into a New Document
Once you have all your layers selected, you will duplicate the layers into a new document.
- Layers Palette Menu -> Duplicate Layer…
- Choose Document: New
- Click OK
Trim Away The Extra Canvas Area
All the layers have now been duplicated into a new document, but the size the canvas is the same as the old document. To fix this, trim away the excess area.
- In the main menu bar, choose Image -> Trim…
- Choose one of the options in Based On. Top Left Pixel Color is sufficient most of the time.
- The canvas size should be trimmed down to only the layers making up the image.
If too much has been trimmed away, undo (⌥⌘Z) and Trim again with a different choice in the Based On section. If not enough has been trimmed, do an additional Trim with a different choice.
Save The Image
Once you’re happy with your choice, it’s time to save the image.
- File -> Save For Web (⌥⇧⌘S).
- Choose image type (.png, .jpg, etc).
- Use Quality: Bicubic Sharper if shrinking the image from a higher resolution.
- Click Save…
 Photoshop is a complicated program with lots of ways to do the same thing – but as front-end developers, we only need to know a snippet of the tool to get what we need from a PSD. I hope this helps get you get what you need faster.
Big thanks to Chris Morris for teaching me this slick method.


House Democrats Plan Major Week of Trump Impeachment Hearings 17 Nov 2019, 11:00 Democrats in the House of Representatives closed the first week of public impeachment inquiry hearings into President Donald Trump Friday with testimony from Marie Yovanovitch.The ousted U.S Ambassador to Ukraine testified she was the target of a disinformation campaign orchestrated by Rudy Giuliani


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java.lang.Object play.Application
public class Application
A Play application.
Application creation is handled by the framework engine.
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Application(play.api.Application application)
Creates an application from a Scala Application value. |
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java.lang.ClassLoader |
classloader()
Retrieves the application classloader. |
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Configuration |
configuration()
Retrieves the application configuration/ |
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java.io.File |
getFile(java.lang.String relativePath)
Retrieves a file relative to the application root path. |
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java.util.Set<java.lang.String> |
getTypesAnnotatedWith(java.lang.String packageName,
java.lang.Class<? extends java.lang.annotation.Annotation> annotation)
Scans the application classloader to retrieve all types annotated with a specific annotation. |
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isDev()
Returns `true` if the application is `DEV` mode. |
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isProd()
Returns `true` if the application is `PROD` mode. |
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isTest()
Returns `true` if the application is `TEST` mode. |
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path()
Retrieves the application path. |
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plugin(java.lang.Class<T> pluginClass)
Retrieve the plugin instance for the class. |
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java.net.URL |
resource(java.lang.String relativePath)
Retrieves a resource from the classpath. |
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java.io.InputStream |
resourceAsStream(java.lang.String relativePath)
Retrieves a resource stream from the classpath. |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public Application(play.api.Application application)
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public java.io.File path()
public Configuration configuration()
public java.lang.ClassLoader classloader()
public java.io.File getFile(java.lang.String relativePath)
relativePath
- relative path of the file to fetch
public java.net.URL resource(java.lang.String relativePath)
relativePath
- relative path of the resource to fetch
public java.io.InputStream resourceAsStream(java.lang.String relativePath)
relativePath
- relative path of the resource to fetch
public <T> T plugin(java.lang.Class<T> pluginClass)
public java.util.Set<java.lang.String> getTypesAnnotatedWith(java.lang.String packageName, java.lang.Class<? extends java.lang.annotation.Annotation> annotation)
This method is useful for some plug-ins, for example the EBean plugin will automatically detect all types
annotated with @javax.persistance.Entity
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Note that it is better to specify a very specific package to avoid expensive searches.
packageName
- the root package to scanannotation
- annotation class
public boolean isDev()
public boolean isProd()
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Did the CIA, NSA, or anyone else have intel that an attack was coming?
The short answer is no. The long answer is also no, but they definitely saw warning signs that US personnel in Benghazi were at general risk.
The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence’s January 2014 bipartisan review, the most comprehensive report on Benghazi to date, concluded that “there was no singular tactical warning in the intelligence reporting leading up to the events on September 11, 2012, predicting an attack on US facilities in Benghazi on the 9/11 anniversary.” In other words, there was no intel warning the US that an attack on its diplomatic mission was in the works.
However, there were hundreds of more general intelligence reports — from the CIA, DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency), and Pentagon Joint Staff — warning that Islamist groups in Libya were ready and willing to hit US targets. Ambassador Stevens himself wrote several notes to higher-ups at the State Department to ask for more security support in Benghazi — which he never got.
As a consequence of this threatening environment, the CIA made a number of (classified) security upgrades to its own separate facility in another part Benghazi, usually called the CIA annex. The State Department mailed the mission staff some new security cameras, but didn’t send over anyone to install them.


Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug
- Enable the Console and the Script panel
- Reload the page
- Switch to the Console panel
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Click the two buttons Call first non-existing function and Call second non-existing function
⇒ There should be two errors shown inside the console.
- Click the breakpoints besides the two errors
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Switch to the Script panel and there to the Breakpoints side panel
⇒ There should be an Error Breakpoints section containing two error breakpoints.
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Click the Error Breakpoints header
⇒ The section should be collapsed.
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Click the Error Breakpoints header again
⇒ The section should be expanded.
Expected result
- Folding of breakpoint categories should work as expected.


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The Collection for the Saints
1 Now concerning the collection for the saints: as I directed the churches of Galatia, so you also are to do.
2 On the first day of every week, each of you is to put something aside and store it up, as he may prosper, so that there will be no collecting when I come.
3 And when I arrive, I will send those whom you accredit by letter to carry your gift to Jerusalem.
4 If it seems advisable that I should go also, they will accompany me.
Plans for Travel
5 I will visit you after passing through Macedonia, for I intend to pass through Macedonia,
6 and perhaps I will stay with you or even spend the winter, so that you may help me on my journey, wherever I go.
7 For I do not want to see you now just in passing. I hope to spend some time with you, if the Lord permits.
8 But I will stay in Ephesus until Pentecost,
9 for a wide door for effective work has opened to me, and there are many adversaries.
10 When Timothy comes, see that you put him at ease among you, for he is doing the work of the Lord, as I am.
11 So let no one despise him. Help him on his way in peace, that he may return to me, for I am expecting him with the brothers.
Final Instructions
12 Now concerning our brother Apollos, I strongly urged him to visit you with the other brothers, but it was not at all his will to come now. He will come when he has opportunity.
13 Be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong.
14 Let all that you do be done in love.
15 Now I urge you, brothers —you know that the household of Stephanas were the first converts in Achaia, and that they have devoted themselves to the service of the saints—
16 be subject to such as these, and to every fellow worker and laborer.
17 I rejoice at the coming of Stephanas and Fortunatus and Achaicus, because they have made up for your absence,
18 for they refreshed my spirit as well as yours. Give recognition to such men.
Greetings
19 The churches of Asia send you greetings. Aquila and Prisca, together with the church in their house, send you hearty greetings in the Lord.
20 All the brothers send you greetings. Greet one another with a holy kiss.
21 I, Paul, write this greeting with my own hand.
22 If anyone has no love for the Lord, let him be accursed. Our Lord, come!
23 The grace of the Lord Jesus be with you.
24 My love be with you all in Christ Jesus. Amen.


- generateRooms() - Method in class MapGenerator.Generators.RoomsGenerator
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Generates all rooms to the map.
- getData() - Method in class MapGenerator.Graph.Node
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- getDisJointSetID() - Method in class MapGenerator.KruskalsAlg.KruskalsNode
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- getEdges() - Method in class MapGenerator.Graph.Graph
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- getEdges() - Method in class MapGenerator.Graph.Node
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- getEdgesCount() - Method in class MapGenerator.Graph.Node
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- getField(int, int) - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Map
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Return specified field reference.
- getFrom() - Method in class MapGenerator.Graph.Edge
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- getHeight() - Method in class MapGenerator.Generators.RoomType
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- getHeight() - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Map
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- getHeight() - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Room
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- getHigherRoom(Room) - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Field
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Calculates first room which has higher level than this_room parameter on this field.
- getID() - Method in class MapGenerator.Graph.Node
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- getID() - Method in class MapGenerator.KruskalsAlg.DisJointSet
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- getLevel() - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Room
-
- getLowerRoom(Room) - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Field
-
Calculates first room which has lower level than this_room parameter on this field.
- getNeighbour(int) - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Field
-
Returns neighbour around this field
- getNeighbours() - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Room
-
- getNeighboursFields(Room) - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Room
-
All fields on the border between this room and r room.
- getNode(T) - Method in class MapGenerator.Graph.Graph
-
Finds node which contains data
- getNodes() - Method in class MapGenerator.Graph.Graph
-
- getNodes() - Method in class MapGenerator.KruskalsAlg.DisJointSet
-
- getRoom(int) - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Map
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- getRoomID() - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Room
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- getRoomsCount() - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Map
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- getRoomsNeighbours(int) - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Map
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- getState() - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Field
-
State of this field based on position in the room
- getTo() - Method in class MapGenerator.Graph.Edge
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- getTopOwner() - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Field
-
The owner of this field which has the highest level in room hierarchy is returned.
- getUnique_neighbours() - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Field
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Unique neighbours are all neighbouring rooms around this field without repetition.
- getWallType() - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Field
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- getWeight() - Method in class MapGenerator.Graph.Edge
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- getWidth() - Method in class MapGenerator.Generators.RoomType
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- getWidth() - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Map
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- getWidth() - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Room
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- getX() - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Field
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- getX() - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Room
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- getY() - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Field
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- getY() - Method in class MapGenerator.MainStructure.Room
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- Graph<T> - Class in MapGenerator.Graph
-
Class for creating new Graph.
- Graph() - Constructor for class MapGenerator.Graph.Graph
-
Creates empty graph
- GUI - Class in MapGenerator.MainStructure
-
Creates GUI for visualisation of the map and program control
- GUI(String) - Constructor for class MapGenerator.MainStructure.GUI
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Creates GUI of application


| 007:154 Khan | : |
And when the anger of Musa (Moses) was appeased, he took up the Tablets, and in their inscription was guidance and mercy for those who fear their Lord. |
| 007:154 Maulana | : |
And when Moses' anger calmed down, he took up the tablets; and in the writing thereof was guidance and mercy for those who fear their Lord. |
| 007:154 Pickthal | : |
Then, when the anger of Moses abated, he took up the tablets, and in their inscription there was guidance and mercy for all those who fear their Lord. |
| 007:154 Rashad | : |
When Moses' anger subsided, he picked up the tablets, containing guidance and mercy for those who reverence their Lord. |
| 007:154 Sarwar | : |
When Moses' anger calmed down, he collected the Tablets. On one of them was written, "God's mercy and guidance are for those who have fear of Him." |
| 007:154 Shakir | : |
And when Musa's anger calmed down he took up the tablets, and in the writing thereof was guidance and mercy for those who fear for the sake of their Lord. |
| 007:154 Sherali | : |
And when the anger of Moses subsided, he took the tablets and in their writing there was guidance and mercy for those who fear their Lord. |
| 007:154 Yusufali | : |
When the anger of Moses was appeased, he took up the tablets: in the writing thereon was guidance and Mercy for such as fear their Lord. |
Concepts/Themes Covered:
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


AlrightToday at 7:25 PM
@blubbi I'm just curious what you expect to accomplish from posting OTC asks that are significantly higher than dp asks
blubbiToday at 7:26 PM
its not if u try to get 100k right now
3.3 days of mining, you can get ~100k for 0.00997481 KMD each


Woman hospitalised after car flips in dramatic Kingswinford crash
Part of Lawnswood Road, Kingswinford, was closed off while emergency crews worked at the scene
by Jordan Coussins, https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/authors/jordan-coussins/Medics transferred a woman to hospital after a car flipped onto its side during a dramatic smash in Kingswinford.
The motorist – who has not been named – was treated for her injuries before being taken to Russells Hall Hospital after the crash in Lawnswood Road at around 12.30pm on Friday, November 1.
Her injuries are not thought to be serious, a spokesman for West Midlands Ambulance Service.
The road was closed for a short while as emergency crews worked at the scene and treated the injured.
Eyewitnesses told Black Country Live that the car was heavily damaged and two off-duty nurses helped before ambulance staff arrived.
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BrainFooLong wrote:Well, maybe some of you know that i've produced a lot of music in the past.
xXJumpyXx wrote:If you don't mind me asking, what software do you use?
GENRE
TRANCE
BrainFooLong wrote:Something new in the pipeline. Not yet finished. Should i?
http://www57.zippyshare.com/v/29932113/file.html
BrainFooLong wrote:2 new things
Lento Violento / Slow Style on 100 BPM
https://soundcloud.com/bassdruck-1/bassdruck-oriento-e-lento
Trance/Dance/Slow Style on 140 BPM
Maybe some german people will smile about the name of the song :)
https://soundcloud.com/bassdruck-1/glied-van-steif-ich-steh-drauf


Overview¶
The beep base command specifies options for creating metadata and logging for all subcommands.
Basics¶
The BEEP CLI can be used like:
$: beep <options> <subcommand>
Options for the base beep
command are specified before the subcommand. All beep subcommands take at least one file as input and return one or more files as output.
Beep has six subcommands:
beep structure
: Parse, interpolate, clean, and standardize a wide range of battery cycler output files.beep featurize
: Generate features for learning from structured files.beep train
: Train a machine learning model based on features.beep predict
: Predict battery degradation based on learning features and a previously trained model.beep protocol
: Generate cycler protocol from pre-made templates for a wide range of cyclers.beep inspect
: Visually inspect and debug beep files on disk.
For more info on any command or the base command, simply pass --help
as an option.
The help dialog for beep
base command looks like:
$: beep --help
Usage: beep [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Base BEEP command.
Options:
-l, --log-file FILE File to log formatted json to. Log will still
be output in human readable form to stdout,
but if --log-file is specified, it will be
additionally logged to a jsonl (json-lines)
formatted file.
-r, --run-id INTEGER An integer run_id which can be optionally
assigned to this run. It will be output in
the metadata status json for any subcommand
if the status json is enabled.
-t, --tags TEXT Add optional tags to the status json
metadata. Can be later used forlarge-scale
queries on database data about sets of BEEP
runs. Example:'experiments_for_kristin'.
-s, --output-status-json FILE File to output with JSON info about the
states of files which have had any beep
subcommand operationrun on them (e.g.,
structuring). Contains comprehensiveinfo
about the success of the operation for all
files.1 status json = 1 operation.
--halt-on-error Set to halt BEEP if critical featurization
errors are encountered on any file with any
featurizer. Otherwise, logs critical errors
to the status json.
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
featurize Featurize one or more files.
predict Run a previously trained model to predict degradation...
protocol Generate protocol for battery cyclers from a csv file input.
structure Structure and/or validate one or more files.
train Train a machine learning model using all available data and...
Output streams¶
The beep base command options are used for specifying if and where to output the metadata and status of any CLI operation.
Human-readable output will always be logged to stdout, for example:
2021-09-21 16:14:43 INFO Structuring 1 files
2021-09-21 16:14:43 DEBUG Hashing file '/beep/beep/tests/test_files/2017-12-04_4_65C-69per_6C_CH29.csv' to MD5
2021-09-21 16:14:43 INFO File 1 of 1: Reading raw file /beep/beep/tests/test_files/2017-12-04_4_65C-69per_6C_CH29.csv from disk...
2021-09-21 16:14:44 INFO File 1 of 1: Validating: /beep/beep/tests/test_files/2017-12-04_4_65C-69per_6C_CH29.csv according to schema file '/beep/beep/validation_schemas/schema-arbin-lfp.yaml'
2021-09-21 16:14:44 INFO File 1 of 1: Validated: /beep/beep/tests/test_files/2017-12-04_4_65C-69per_6C_CH29.csv
2021-09-21 16:14:44 INFO File 1 of 1: Structuring: Read from /beep/beep/tests/test_files/2017-12-04_4_65C-69per_6C_CH29.csv
2021-09-21 16:14:44 INFO Beginning structuring along charge axis 'charge_capacity' and discharge axis 'voltage'.
2021-09-21 16:15:21 INFO File 1 of 1: Structured: Written to /beep/beep/CLI_TEST_FILES_FEATURIZATION/tmp.json.gz
2021-09-21 16:15:21 INFO Structuring report:
2021-09-21 16:15:21 INFO Succeeded: 1/1
2021-09-21 16:15:21 INFO Invalid: 0/1
2021-09-21 16:15:21 INFO Failed: 0/1
But other output streams are also available:
--log-file
¶
Machine-readable json log file to write. If not specified, no log file will be created. Example:
{"time": "2021-09-21 16:13:48,938", "level": "INFO", "process": "67214", "module": "cmd", "func": "structure", "msg": "Structuring 1 files"}
{"time": "2021-09-21 16:13:48,939", "level": "DEBUG", "process": "67214", "module": "cmd", "func": "structure", "msg": "Hashing file '/beep/beep/CLI_TEST_FILES_FEATURIZATION/PreDiag_000440_0000FB_structure.json' to MD5"}
{"time": "2021-09-21 16:13:49,228", "level": "INFO", "process": "67214", "module": "cmd", "func": "structure", "msg": "File 1 of 1: Reading raw file /beep/beep/CLI_TEST_FILES_FEATURIZATION/PreDiag_000440_0000FB_structure.json from disk..."}
{"time": "2021-09-21 16:13:50,390", "level": "ERROR", "process": "67214", "module": "cmd", "func": "structure", "msg": "File 1 of 1: Failed/invalid: (EmptyDataError): /beep/beep/CLI_TEST_FILES_FEATURIZATION/PreDiag_000440_0000FB_structure.json"}
{"time": "2021-09-21 16:13:50,391", "level": "INFO", "process": "67214", "module": "cmd", "func": "structure", "msg": "Structuring report:"}
{"time": "2021-09-21 16:13:50,391", "level": "INFO", "process": "67214", "module": "cmd", "func": "structure", "msg": " Succeeded: 0/1"}
{"time": "2021-09-21 16:13:50,391", "level": "INFO", "process": "67214", "module": "cmd", "func": "structure", "msg": " Invalid: 1/1"}
{"time": "2021-09-21 16:13:50,391", "level": "INFO", "process": "67214", "module": "cmd", "func": "structure", "msg": " - /beep/beep/CLI_TEST_FILES_FEATURIZATION/PreDiag_000440_0000FB_structure.json"}
{"time": "2021-09-21 16:13:50,391", "level": "INFO", "process": "67214", "module": "cmd", "func": "structure", "msg": " Failed: 0/1"}
{"time": "2021-09-21 16:14:43,291", "level": "INFO", "process": "67264", "module": "cmd", "func": "structure", "msg": "Structuring 1 files"}
{"time": "2021-09-21 16:14:43,291", "level": "DEBUG", "process": "67264", "module": "cmd", "func": "structure", "msg": "Hashing file '/beep/beep/tests/test_files/2017-12-04_4_65C-69per_6C_CH29.csv' to MD5"}
{"time": "2021-09-21 16:14:43,385", "level": "INFO", "process": "67264", "module": "cmd", "func": "structure", "msg": "File 1 of 1: Reading raw file /beep/beep/tests/test_files/2017-12-04_4_65C-69per_6C_CH29.csv from disk..
--output-status-json
¶
JSON file to write containing comprehensive structured metadata about any operation and all of its sub-operations. If not specified, no status json will be written. Example:
{
"op_type": "featurize",
"feature_matrix": {
"created": true,
"traceback": null,
"output": "/beep/beep/CLI_TEST_FILES_FEATURIZATION/features.json.gz"
},
"files": {
"/beep/beep/CLI_TEST_FILES_FEATURIZATION/PreDiag_000440_0000FB_structure.json": {
"walltime": 8.546396970748901,
"output": null,
"processed_md5_chksum": "5848d8598584e45addfa8129bb078d95",
"featurizers": {
"HPPCResistanceVoltageFeatures": {
"output": null,
"valid": true,
"featurized": true,
"walltime": 1.2403650283813477,
"traceback": null,
"subop_md5_chksum": null
},
"DeltaQFastCharge": {
"output": null,
"valid": true,
"featurized": true,
"walltime": 0.05008506774902344,
"traceback": null,
"subop_md5_chksum": null
},
"DiagnosticSummaryStats": {
"output": null,
"valid": true,
"featurized": true,
"walltime": 0.19507122039794922,
"traceback": null,
"subop_md5_chksum": null
},
"CycleSummaryStats": {
"output": null,
"valid": true,
"featurized": true,
"walltime": 0.013413190841674805,
"traceback": null,
"subop_md5_chksum": null
}
}
},
...
"metadata": {
"beep_verison": "2<IP_ADDRESS>",
"op_datetime_utc": "2021-09-04 00:40:12",
"run_id": null,
"tags": []
}
}
Any one beep command (e.g., beep structure *
), regardless of how many files it intakes or generates, will always produce exactly one status json if --output-status-json
is defined.
Fault-tolerance¶
--halt-on-error
¶
By default, BEEP runs all operations in a fault-tolerant manner. This means that if the CLI command syntax is valid, but internally an operation or sub-operation fails, the process will return successful.
To disable this behavior, which will cause any error in any operation or sub-operation to fail the entire command use the --halt-on-error
flag.
Extra metadata and run-tracking with status json¶
Running many experiments can make it difficult to keep track of which input and output files correspond to which experiment. Data about input files and output files is kept in the status json, but for further tracking there are two arguments which can be specified:
--run-id
¶
An integer run_id to associate with this operation. The run-id
is recorded in the metadata
field of any operation in its status json.
--tags
¶
A list of string tags to associate with this operation. The tags
are recorded in the metadata
field of any operation in its status json.
An example of a status json containing a user run id and user tags:
# in status json output
...
"metadata": {
"beep_verison": "2<IP_ADDRESS>",
"op_datetime_utc": "2021-09-04 00:40:12",
"run_id": 234,
"tags": ["my_tag_1", "TRI_experiments_2021", "debugging"]
}


Overview
For my quarter project in CSC 471, Introduction to Computer Graphics, I was inspired by a racing-simulator video game called "Gran Turismo," mainly for its interactive and beautiful renderings of cars. In the car dealership in Gran Turismo, players are allowed to select any sports car for viewing mode inside a showroom. I wanted to create a sports car showroom experience like this that a player can manually move around within for themselves, while adding more features.
To begin, the player can move around the space with the WASD keys, and cannot walk into the cars nor the walls with a collision detection system. This collision detection system is based upon the camera's radius in relation to the room's radius as well as the supercar's radius. The sports car revolves on top of a spinning cylindrical platform, and exhibits headlights that are brightly-lit objects themselves. Now let's get into the distinguishing features of my project.
Distinguishing features:
- 3D Sports Car Model
- Randomly-Generated Rooms
- Shadow-Mapping
- Day/Night - Light Mode
The 3d Model
I downloaded a free low-poly OBJ model of a Lamborghini Aventador LP 570-4 Superveloce, from a 3D model internet source linked below. I used the material file it came with in the Shape class to generate the textures for the car.
OBJ Shell Issue
I had to manually delete a section of the OBJ file, as it correlated to a sub-object that encapsulated the car like a shell, which hid most of the model's details when included.
Randomly-Generated Rooms
Data Structure
I created a 5x4 2D array to contain all information needed for the possible rooms in which locations that could exist. I pound-defined constants to convey all possible door-arrangements for any value inside this array. I kept the random-generation simple for realism and only made one layer of random-generation from the starting room.
Geometry
In order to properly create doorways between rooms, I filled the room vertex array object (VAO) with enough vertices for 3 possible rooms: 3-door, 2-door and 1-door arrangments. I later used offsets to draw the correct room from the VAO, and matrix transformations to arrange the room appropriately to its location.
Shadow-Mapping
Step 1) Render to Framebuffer
I duplicated my render function, for a total of two render calls per frame. The first render call was made to render the entire scene from the perspective of the light source, into a depth-map texture by using a framer buffer. This texture contained dark red pixels for closer objects, and light red pixels for further ones.
Step 2) Render to Screen
I then used the depth-map texture to render the scene to the screen, while taking the depth into account to see which objects are obscured by others, and thus colored as if in shadows.
Issues
While I achieved a dynamic shadowing, the shadows are not displayed as would be expected. More work needs to be done to make sure that all objects of interest in my scene are getting the light exposure needed for correct shadow-mapping.
Day/Night - Light Mode
I pass a uniform variable, that is changed upon each "L" key press, into my shaders to adjust the lighting appropriately. Thus, in effect all object get a standard and uniform amount of ambient, diffuse and specular light in day-light mode. In night-light mode, I decrease the lighting of the surrounding rooms, take away the specular lighting from the rooms and increase specular light for the cars for dramatic effect.
End Product
I was happy to see my project achieve its technical goals, and I would like to keep refining it. For the future, I would like to fix the positioning of shadows to be more realistic and subtle, add more car models to the showroom, add emitting light from the headlights, add more lighting modes, fix a collision response bug, add a user interface, and add a sky-box that can be seen through new windows within the walls.


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# Remove whitespace and magic characters from lines and output valid markdown.
# @param lines The lines to be converted.
# @param comment_character The comment character of the files language.
# @param magic_character The magic character marking lines as markdown
# comments.
# @return A list of strings containing the lines converted.
- extract_md(file_name, comment_character, magic_character)
- ## Extract Matching Lines
#
# Extract all lines starting with a combination of comment_character and
# magic_character from a file.
# @param file_name The file from which the lines are to be extracted.
# @param comment_character The comment character of the files language ("#" for
# example.
# @param magic_character The magic character marking lines as markdown
# comments.
# @return A list of strings containing the lines extracted.
- get_toc(file_name, comment_character, magic_character)
- ## Get Table of Contents
#
# Just a wrapper to extract_md() and convert().
# @param file_name The file from which the lines are to be extracted.
# @param comment_character The comment character of the files language ("#" for
# example).
# @param magic_character The magic character marking lines as markdown
# comments.
# @return A list of strings containing the lines extracted and converted.
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- ## Modify a Path
#
# Add a postfix and a prefix to the basename of a path and optionally change
# it's extension.
# @param file_name The file to be modified.
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| 039:054 Khan | : |
"And turn in repentance and in obedience with true Faith (Islamic Monotheism) to your Lord and submit to Him, (in Islam), before the torment comes upon you, then you will not be helped. |
| 039:054 Maulana | : |
And turn to your Lord and submit to Him before chastisement comes to you, then you will not be helped. |
| 039:054 Pickthal | : |
Turn unto your Lord repentant, and surrender unto Him, before there come unto you the doom, when ye cannot be helped. |
| 039:054 Rashad | : |
You shall obey your Lord, and submit to Him totally, before the retribution overtakes you; then you cannot be helped. |
| 039:054 Sarwar | : |
Turn in repentance to your Lord and submit to His will before you are afflicted with the torment after which you can receive no help. |
| 039:054 Shakir | : |
And return to your Lord time after time and submit to Him before there comes to you the punishment, then you shall not be helped. |
| 039:054 Sherali | : |
'And turn to your Lord, and submit yourselves to HIM, before there comes unto you the punishment; for then you shall not be helped; |
| 039:054 Yusufali | : |
"Turn ye to our Lord (in repentance) and bow to His (Will), before the Penalty comes on you: after that ye shall not be helped. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > الدين > حقيقة الإسلام Pillars of Islam> Religion> The Reality of Islam الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > التوبة Faith> Belief In Allah> Repentance الإيمان > الله جلّ جلاله > التسليم لأوامره جلّ وعلا Faith> Allah, Glory to his Majesty> The Submission to His Orders (Glory and Almighty to Him)
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


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“You could put in this room, De Forest, all the radiotelephone apparatus that the country will ever need.”
W. W. Dean, president of Dean Telephone Company, in 1907 to Lee de Forest
on prospects for the audion
“For God’s sake go down to reception and get rid of a lunatic who’s down there. He says he’s got a machine for seeing by wireless! Watch him – he may have a razor with him.”⁵⁸
Editor of the Daily Express in response to a prospective visit by John Logie Baird, 1925


You should talk to your adoption agency or social worker before you apply. This will help you decide if it's the right time for the child, you and your family.
It costs £170 to apply.
You can apply to adopt 1 or more child in your care in the same application. It will be £170 for each application, not for each child.
You'll need to provide each child's:
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Reference¶
@PixieApp: Python class annotation to denote that a class is a PixieApp.
@route: Python method annotation to denote that a method is a view. The contract is that when a method is annotated as a route, it must provide an HTML fragment for the framework to display.
The default view must have a route with no arguments e.g. @route(). Any other route can have multiple key-value pairs, e.g., @route(clicked="true", state1="foo")
. When executing a kernel request, the PixieApp dispatcher will try to find the best view match based on its route arguments according to the following rules:
- The routes with the most arguments are always evaluated first.
- All arguments must match for a route to be selected.
- If the route is not found, then the default route is selected.
- Each key of the route arguments can be either a transient state (options passed for the duration of the request) or persisted (field of the PixieApp class that remains present until explicitly changed).
Contract for the method defined as a view: The method must provide an HTML fragment that can contain Jinja2 templating constructs (see http://jinja.pocoo.org/docs/dev/templates/ for more details on Jinja2 templating).
There are two ways of supplying these fragments:
- Simply return a static string with the HTML fragment.
- Use either
self._addHTMLTemplate
orself._addHTMLTemplateString
. Use one of these methods when you want to pass custom arguments to the Jinja2 template interpreter.
Note
passing custom arguments to Jinja2 is an advanced feature that is rarely needed.


Casamar is a beach community made up of 4 residential complexes: Marinazul, Altamar, Villamar y Perlamar.
The challenge was to make a friendly interface with the User, giving him knowledge of the sets and characteristics of the properties in this way inviting them to purchase said properties.
Designer
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07 Jan 2020 - Vincent Chen
Post one is live.  This is going to make website creation so much easier.
What we’ve accomplished today
A lot, to be fairly honest. The control panel mechanism (henceforth called the Scrubber) has been mostly finalized, and members from that group have migrated over to drive train.
Drive train has settled into a basic outline of 6 wheels involving Colson wheels. For now, I think the drive train will contain all Colson wheels, though traction wheels could be added if the Colson wheels don’t entirely work.
Jekyll has been set up. Obviously.  CSS is still very barebones, but the basic structure should be set up correctly.
The robot project has been created. Yuri began coding the drive train, which is just normal tank. For now we’ll assume that it’ll be two motors on each side.
What we want to accomplish next time
Alright, that’s it. Regular posts will happen once coding really gets into full-swing.


Fishermen's Guild Member Willie:
There aren't 100 Tarlk basilisk's eyes here. This isn't enough to make bait!


{% extends "account/base.html" %} {% load i18n %} {% load account socialaccount %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% block head_title %}{% trans "Sign In" %}{% endblock %} {% block inner %}
{% blocktrans with site.name as site_name %}Please sign in with one of your existing third party accounts. Or, sign up for a {{ site_name }} account and sign in below:{% endblocktrans %}
{% include "socialaccount/snippets/login_extra.html" %} {% else %}{% blocktrans %}If you have not created an account yet, then please sign up first.{% endblocktrans %}
{% endif %} {% if form.errors %} {{ form.erros }} {% endif %} {% endblock %}


So you have a quick-and-dirty Python script that normalizes the data in a spreadsheet.
The pudgy fellow from sales - Bob wants to use it.
Option-A
- Install Python on Bob's machine
- Install the various dependencies on Bob's machine
- Teach Bob how to run the thing on the CLI
- Invest in foam wallpaper
Option-B
- Invest in foam wallpaper
- Pick up some Python GUI library
Option-C
- "And it even runs on my phone!" - #SaidBob
- ReCLIne


The Java User Group started at Hyderabad in 12 January 2012
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The blustery wind obscures my vision, the path forward all but escapes me. However, beyond in the distance, a silver light glistens. Guiding my every step forward, it reunites me back with you.
Gin’iro Haruka is a continuation of the standard of excellence that toneworks provides in their romantic driven stories. It’s a stellar work, and what it offers is honestly quite unique in the realm of visual novels, giving the reader a long and satisfying life journey of these characters, expanding years into their lives. It shakes the phrase “slice of life” to the core of its very foundation as it analyzes both on a micro and macro scale the life journey of the characters as they grow with and because of each other. GinHaru is truly a romantic epic, delivering nothing but heartfelt and genuine romance throughout its entire screen time.
It shares many things in common with Hoshi Ori. In fact, I would say a good majority of my Hoshi Ori review would apply directly to GinHaru. However, there are some core differences. While compared to Hoshi Ori, GinHaru is not as thematically focused, it makes up for it by making the entire story feel like an odyssey. The protagonist and his respective heroine undergo a complete internal metamorphosis as they come to realize who they are as people and what they mean to themselves and to each other. Each scene is another step forward towards that ultimate goal, as they traverse the sacred road of eternal bliss.
At its core, GinHaru is a tale of love. The protagonist will fall in love with one of the heroines. Together, they will guide each other step by step. Alone, they are lost, but when they have each other, they can thrive together in harmony. This is exemplified perfectly with the protagonist. Compared to Hoshi Ori, the MC in GinHaru is an aimless wanderer. He has no goals, no aspirations. He’s a textbook definition of a husk. It is only through his love that he is able to find a purpose, a raison d'être. Without that single most important pillar by his side, he would be rotting away, broken down by the emptiness of his meaningless existence. While presenting the protagonist in this manner shows him as a malleable character, following the whims of the story, it does well in exemplifying the main themes in GinHaru.
The main theme of GinHaru is one of mutual persistence and understanding through love, overcoming trials to reach that happy ending.The first barrier in the protagonist’s way is his own emptiness. He needs to overcome that before he has any chance of having any success obtaining that ultimate goal. Thus, every step after is continuation of that, whether it be in the little moments or the important events. Each scene feels focused in that regard since it loops back to the core overarching theme of the story. No single scene feels wasted, as it serves a purpose in the grander thematic narrative.
The heroines too are amazing characters in their own right, progressing as people throughout the entire runtime of their respective routes. Each one has their own goals, their own personal struggles. Alongside Yukito, they grow, as their mutual love aids them in pushing unimaginable boundaries. As each route reaches its final climax, both the protagonist and the heroine, and as an extension the reader as well, will look back and see how far they have come as individuals and as a couple. It’s a true catharsis as they reflect on the fruits of their labour and look towards the upcoming seeds they have in store. With the slice of life meant to cultivate this enchanting feeling, each fruit can be traced back to a single seed that was sewed in those scenes all those years ago.
At its core, GinHaru is the ultimate slow burn. Just like life itself, it may take a while for the seeds to finally sprout, but when they do, it becomes all that more satisfying. Every bit no matter how big or small, is thematically relevant to the GinHaru’s core message as they all work together to deliver an arduous but satisfying journey. Love can conquer any barrier and no matter what distance may separate these lovers, their mutual love will guide them right back to each other.


Although the capital city of Norway, Oslo remains a very rural place, being closely surrounded by mountains and lakes. Having been destroyed by fire and rebuilt several times in its thousand year history, it has an interesting architecture.
Position 59° 53'N, 010° 42'E (approaches)
Approaches
Opening 50m wide and 4m deep dredged between Smaskjaera and mainland. Position 59°39.84'N, 010°36.15'E. The passage is marked by R and G beacons with lights. There is a new dredged small boat channel on the west side of the fairway.
Berthing
There is a very large number of marinas and boat clubs offering berths to visiting boats. These range from harbours in the centre of the city to quiet places on the islands in the fjord. New ones are being created or enlarged all the time.
Herbern Marina is the closest to the centre of the city, while those on the eastern side of the Bygdoy peninsular, in Frognerkien, are not too far away. Quieter, yet still convenient for the city, are the two marinas on the island of Hovedoya.
Further to the west, but still offering easy access to the city, is the marina/boatyard of Holmen Yachtvaerft at Nesbukta in Hestesund.
Last updated February 2016.


Cook allows you to build projects for Windows under Linux, using Wine. This requires nothing more than a Windows version of DMD compiler, which run perfectly under Wine. To cross-compile your project, use the following configuration (replace paths to your own ones):
profile: "dmd2-2.067-wine"; compiler_dir: "/opt/dmd2-2.067.0/windows"; compiler: "%compiler_dir%/bin/dmd"; linker: "%compiler_dir%/bin/dmd"; obj.path: "o_wine_dmd"; obj.ext: ".obj"; version: "Wine"; project.compile: "wine %compiler% %cflags% -c %source% -of%object%"; project.link: "wine %compiler% %objects% -of%target%.exe";
Save this config file separately from your default one (e.g. "wine.conf"). Then run Cook as follows:
cook --dc=wine.conf projectName


>From the Desk of Mr.Williams Padmore Auditor General,International Commercial Bank Takoradi Ghana. Dear sir, I hope this may not constitute sort of embarrassment to you, first I must solicit your confidence in this transaction, this is by virtue of its nature as being utterly confidential and top secret. But I am assuring you that all will be well at the end of the day. I have decided to contact you due to the urgency of this transaction, as I wish to rely on your discreteness and ability in transaction of this nature. Let me start by?introduce my self properly to you, My name is Mr.Williams Padmore,?I am the regional Auditor General of the?International Commercial Bank of Ghana. I came to know you in my Private Search for a reliable and reputable person to handle this Confidential Transaction. I am 44years of age and married with 3 lovely kids. It may interest you to hear that I am a man of PEACE and INTERGRITY; I only hope we can assist each other. I have packaged a financial transaction that will benefit both of us, as the regional Auditor General of the International Commercial Bank; it is my duty to send in a financial report to my head office in the capital city Accra at the end of each year. On the course of last year 2004 end of year report, I discovered that an excess profit of four million five hundred and fifty thousand dollars[US$4,550,000.00] which my head office are not aware of and will never be aware of. Ihave since place this fund on what we call SUSPENSEACCOUNT without any beneficiary. As an officer of the bank I can not be directly connected to this money, this is why I.m contacting you for us to work so that you can assist and receive this money into your bank account for us to SHARE. The sharing of the fund are thus: 45% for you 45% for me and the remaining 10% for any Tax or Vat expenses incurred in this transaction. Note that there are practically no risks involved in this transaction as it is 100% risk free and legally bonded, it will be bank to bank transfer, all I need from you is to stand claim as the original depositor of this fund who made the deposit with Takoradi branch so that my Head office can orderthe transfer to your designated bank account. If you accept this offer to work with me, If you find this proposal suitable for you do furnish me with the following information.  I will appreciate it very much, If this proposal is acceptable by you, do not make undue advantage of the trust I have bestowed on you, and I assure you we can achieve it successfully. Best regards, Mr. Williams Padmore


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Group E amazons
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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "file_parser.h"
#include "error_codes.h"
#include "game.h"
Functions | |
| void | load_game_state (Game *game) |
| load game state from file. More... | |
| void | read_board_size (FILE *file, Board *board) |
| reads size of board specified in the file More... | |
| void | tokenize_board_file (FILE *file, int height, int width, char tokens[][4]) |
| reads part of the file describing the board state and turns it into array of string tokens describing fields More... | |
| void | read_player_info (FILE *file, Game *game) |
| loads information about players from file to game object More... | |
| void | write_game_state (Game *game) |
| save current game state to file More... | |
| void load_game_state | ( | Game * | game | ) |
load game state from file.
Name of the file is stored inside the game structure
| game | pointer to game object |
| void read_board_size | ( | FILE * | file, |
| Board * | board | ||
| ) |
reads size of board specified in the file
| file | pointer to file buffer from which we want to load the size |
| board | pointer to board structure |
| void read_player_info | ( | FILE * | file, |
| Game * | game | ||
| ) |
loads information about players from file to game object
| file | pointer to file buffer |
| game | pointer to game object |
| void tokenize_board_file | ( | FILE * | file, |
| int | height, | ||
| int | width, | ||
| char | tokens[][4] | ||
| ) |
reads part of the file describing the board state and turns it into array of string tokens describing fields
| file | pointer to file buffer |
| height | height of the board |
| width | width of the board |
| tokens | array to which we want to load the tokens |
| void write_game_state | ( | Game * | game | ) |
save current game state to file
| game | pointer to game object |