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# The Idea Incubator/User Agreement Summary Service

End-User license agreements are often lengthy and complex, yet users are routinely required to consent to the terms of the agreements before using website services and software products.
This provides an opportunity for independent agencies to offer a user service. The agency would study each unique agreement in depth and provide the user with a brief summary of the agreement highlighting any terms that are unfavorable to the user.
Because each unique agreement is typically presented to many users, the service can be economical. The service studies one instance of the user agreement in depth, and their findings could then be offered to the many users who are asked to consent to the agreement. The agency can charge a nominal fee for providing their summary and analysis of each user agreement.
# Power Supply Testing

* Testing if the power supply works
* Testing if the power supply does not work
* Tutorial to drill holes on the power supply shield
* Tutorial on charging the drill's battery
* Tutorial on removing the power supply from the computer
* Tutorial on measuring the voltage with the multimeter
* Tutorial on how to convert ATX Power Supply to lab power supply
* Tutorial on how to solder
* Tutorial on how to put the cables together
* Tutorial on how to turn the power supply
* Tutorial on reducing the size of the the purple wire safety
* Tutorial on reducing the size of the gray wire in a safe way
* Tutorial on preparing the multimeter for start measuring the voltage
# Power Supply Testing/Tutorial on how to put the cables together

    1. Get a Power supply.
    2. Remove the screws.
    3. Shorten the wires.
    4. Join the wires by colors (Only the yellow and white should be put together)
    5. Tape them with electrical tape. joining the wires colors and taped
    6. Start stripping the wires. all the wires strip
    7. Get a long wire of the each color.
    8. Link it to the corresponding color.
    9. Tape it with electrical tape.
# Power Supply Testing/Testing if the power supply does not work
## Testing if the power supply is not working

    1. Get the power cord power cord
    2. Connect the power cord to the power supply connecting the power cord to the power supply
    3. Get the multimeter get the multimeter
    4. Turn the multimeter on to 20 turning the multimeter to 20
    5. Place the black cord of the multimeter in the G binding post
    6. Place the red cord in the 3.3 volt (if the voltage is not 3.3 it is not working) the voltage of 3.3
* This power supply does not because the voltage of 3.3 is 0
# Power Supply Testing/Testing if the power supply works
## Tutorial on testing if the power supply is working

    1. Get the power cord power cord
    2. Connect the power cord to the power supply connecting the power cord to the power supply
    3. Get the multimeter get the multimeter
    4. Turn the multimeter on to 20 turning the multimeter to 20
    5. Place the black cord of the multimeter in the G binding post
    6. Place the red cord on the 3.3 volt (the number may be +-2volts) testing the 3.3 volts
    7. Place the red cord in the 5 volts (the number may be +-2volts) testing the 5 volts
    8. Place the red cord in the 12 volts (the number may be +-2volts) testing 12 volts
    9. Place the red cord int the -12 volts (the number may be +-2volts) testing -12 volts
    The power supply works
# Power Generation/Variable Load/Part4

Selecting generating units:
The following must be considered when selecting the number and size of Generating units (Generators):
Meeting Load:
The best method to meet load requirements on power station is to Interconnect two different power stations in paralell as follows:
-- Generally thermal & Nuclear power stations.
-- Generally Hydro, Pumped storage & gas turbine power stations.
Careful study of load curves must be undertaken before deciding which type of station will be used for what purpose as this is greatly dependant on enviromental issues and availability of fuel used by a particular power station.
# Power Generation/Variable Load/Part5

The power grid is constructed by connecting several generating stations together in parallel. This method has helped solve most transmission and distribution problems facing power engineers. Below are the advantages of using a power grid:
Sharing of load among stations allows for more efficient stations to work constantly at high load factors and less efficient stations to be used for peak supply only.
Different stations have different load curves thus the total maximum demand of the system is decreased, thus effectively increasing the diversity factor of the system.
The stand-by capacity required of individual plants is reduced when they are interconnected in a grid.
If major breakdown occurs on one station, supply is maintained by other stations.
Excess load can be shared from highly stressed plants to plant with lower peak loads ( Identified from load curves ).
Older plants which are less efficient can still be used to carry peak loads of short durations.
# Power Supply Testing/Tutorial on charging the drill's battery

    1. The drills are in the last cabinet fo the table. drills in the cabinet
    2. Get the drill and remove the battery. removing battery
    3. Get the battery get the battery
    4. Put the battery in the charger and allow it to sit several minutes to charge charging the battery.
# Power Supply Testing/Tutorial on how to convert ATX Power Supply to lab power supply

    1. Get a power supply.
    2. Remove the shield.shield
    3. Drill 5 holes.
    4. Put the 5 binding post in the five holes 5 bin posts
    5. Shorten the length of the wires.
    6. Tape it with electrical tape.[File:Cables_fixed.jpg|thumb|center|joining the wires colors and taped]]
    7. Get one long wire of each cable.
    8. Connect it to the rest of the wires.long wire connected to rest of the wires
    8. Remove the gray wire.removing the gray wire
    9. Remove the purple wire.removing purple wire
    10. Tape it with electrical tape the remaining pieces of both gray and purple wires.gray wire with electrical tape purple wire taped
    11. Strip the long wires and connect them to the binding posts.
    12. Solder the wires.solder wires
    13. Close the power supply.
    14. Turn the power supply on.
    15. Test if the power supply works.
    16. Get the power cord power cord
    17. Connect the power cord to the power supply connecting the power cord to the power supply
    18. Get the multimeter get the multimeter
    19. Turn the multimeter on to 20 turning the multimeter to 20
    20. Place the black cord of the multimeter in the G binding post
    21. Place the red cord on the 3.3 volt (the number may be +-2volts) testing the 3.3 volts
    22. Place the red cord in the 5 volts (the number may be +-2volts) testing the 5 volts
    23. Place the red cord in the 12 volts (the number may be +-2volts) testing 12 volts
    24. Place the red cord int the -12 volts (the number may be +-2volts) testing -12 volts
    The power supply works
# Power Supply Testing/Tutorial on how to turn the power supply

    1. A get the power supply.
    2. Remove the screws and open the power supply.
    3. Locate one black wire.
    4. Locate the only green wire.locate the green and the black wires
    5. Use the wire strippers to stripper both wires.strip the green and black wires
    6. Join them.join them
    7. With electrical tape, tape the green and black wires.tape them
    8. Plug in the power cord. The fan should start spinning.fan spinning
# QB/a07energy cart1

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# QB/a02 1Dkinem equations

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# QB/a03 2Dkinem smithtrain

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# QB/a04DynForce Newton forces

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# QB/a04DynForce Newton sled

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# QB/a05frictDragElast 3rdLaw

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# QB/a06uniformCircMotGravitation friction

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# QB/a03 2Dkinem 2dmotion

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# QB/a04DynForce Newton tensions

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# QB/a06uniformCircMotGravitation proof

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# Ulcerative colitis

* Ulcerative colitis is the chronic inflammation of colonic and rectal mucosa.
* It is characterised by superficial ulcer formation in the mucosa.
* Some of the features of ulcerative colitis include: pseudopolyps (remnants of old ulcers), crypt abscesses, bloody diarrhoea, rectal tenesmus.
* Some of the extra-intestinal manifestations include: arthritis (most common), uveitis, erythema nodosum, pyoderma gangrenosum, primary sclerosing cholangitis.
* Complications include: toxic megacolon, anal fissures, peri-rectal abscess.
* Treatment: Anti-inflammatory medications (sulfasalazine, mesalamine), immunosuppressors, TNF blocking agents.
# Ubuntu/Ubuntu 6.06 LTS Installation
## Installation

This module will cover the installation process of Ubuntu 6.06 LTS. Before we get involved in the installation we will run through the steps of downloading ubuntu 6.06 LTS or later and all the relavent software required to complete this unit successfully.
Required Downloads
* Ubuntu 6.06 LTS or Later
Dowloading Ubuntu is rather simple. You need to navigate to the Ubuntu Distribution Site and follow the onscreen instruction to download a copy of Ubuntu. When downloading the ISO file make sure you obtain a x86 distribution.
* Virtual Box
The next piece of software you require is Virtual Box. Virtual Box is a x86 PC Emulator that can be used to install a virtual machine on your existing PC. Once at the site click on the Downloads Section, then click on the Binaries (all platforms). This will redirect you to a Sun Microsystems Web Page where you can select the required platform and language of Virtual Box. Read the License Agreement and tick the checkbox. Then Click Continue. Then to finish click on the VirtualBox_*.msi Link and start your download.
This is all the software you will require to complete this unit.
Installing Virtual Box
The Installation of Virtual Box is straight forward. Locate the installation MSI file and open it. You will be presented with a Window as shown below. Click Next to Continue
After you click next, you will be presented with the screen below. Make sure you Read and Accept the License Agreement. Click Next when you are ready.
Next you will be prompted with a Custom Setup Window as show below. Just leave everything as it is and click next.
# Ubuntu/Ubuntu Variants

* Kubuntu, a desktop distribution using KDE rather than GNOME.
* Xubuntu (Ubuntu running Xfce, designed for older computers - runs fine with 256MB of memory)
* Lubuntu uses even less RAM; LXDE
* Edubuntu
* Ubuntu Studio geared to general multimedia production
* Installation on low memory systems
# Ukrainian language

Ukrainian is a beautiful and rich Slavic language spoken by about 50 million persons, mostly in and around Ukraine. If you have Slavic heritage, want to study abroad in Ukraine, or just want to enrich your understanding of the world by learning about a new people and culture, there are many rewards to learning Ukrainian.

## Pages on Wikiversity

* Ukrainian/Introduction/Numbers

## Places to study Ukrainian

Many metro areas in the United States have sizable Ukrainian populations with organizations that offer classes in Ukrainian language on Saturdays. The Educational Council of The Ukrainian Congress Committee of America has a web site listing Ukrainian Saturday schools. If you are in Europe, it is fairly convenient to travel to Ukraine or become acquainted with any diaspora communities where you live.

## Ukrainian online dictionaries

* Our sister project Wiktionary has entries on Ukrainian.
* Ukrainian Dictionaries Online (Orthographic, Synonymous, Phraseological)
* Ukrainian Thesaurus and Dictionary Online (more than 207 000 articles)
* English–Ukrainian online two-way dictionary by Slovnenya
* English–Ukrainian Dictionary
* Translates from English → Ukrainian and back
* Ukrainian slang dictionary by Myslovo
* Ukrainian slang dictionary by SlangZone

## Practice Ukrainian

* SpeakUkrainian is a collaboration between the Ministry of Information Policy of Ukraine and the Association of Innovation and Digital Education
* Online and app-based language acquisition site w:en:Duolingo has a course for English speakers
* Online and app-based Memrise has over a dozen language courses made by members to help facilitate vocabulary retention using w:en:spaced repitition
* BBC Languages Across Europe - Ukrainian
* Online English–Ukrainian Vocabulary Quizzes
* Online English–Spanish–Ukrainian Dictionary
* Online Ukrainian Vocabulary Lessons
# Ubuntu/netplan

Since Ubuntu 16.04 LTS network configuration is done using netplan, and source code is available in GitHub since July 20106: https://github.com/CanonicalLtd/netplan/releases/tag/0.1.
Depending on your Bionic (18.04LTS) installation method, your configuration file will be different:

### Basic Commands

* netplan try (you can also verity your YAML file before trying it, for example using yq utility)
* netplan generate to validate the configuration is correctly parsed by netplan and written to disk so next boot will be available.
* netplan --debug apply
* netplan apply

### Config Files

* /etc/netplan/*.yaml (Read Netplan examples: https://netplan.io/examples)

## Activities
### Basic

* Read Netplan examples: https://netplan.io/examples
* Configure your DNS servers in Ubuntu. https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-set-dns-nameservers-in-ubuntu-server-18-04/

### Advanced

* Review netplan source code: https://github.com/CanonicalLtd/netplan
# Ukrainian Law

Ukrainian law is different from British and American law. The difference consists of the absence of precedent and the codification of laws. The Ukrainian legal system is romano-germanic, and the main feature is the supremacy of the law. The main sources of the law are the codes, laws and sublegislative acts.
Ukraine is a parliamentary democracy with separate executive, judicial, and legislative branches. The president nominates the prime minister, who must be confirmed by the parliament. The 450-member parliament (Supreme Rada) initiates legislation, ratifies international agreements, and approves the budget.
Shortly after becoming independent, Ukraine named a parliamentary commission to prepare a new constitution and adopted a multiparty system and legislative guarantees of civil and political rights for national minorities. A new, democratic constitution was adopted on June 28, 1996. It mandates a pluralistic political system with protection for basic human rights and liberties.
* Constitution of Ukraine
* Verhovna Rada of Ukraine
* Government of Ukraine
* the Ministry of Justice
* Substantive Laws of Ukraine
# Wright State University Lake Campus/2018-9/Phy1110

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* Syllabus
* Quizbank/College Physics Sem 1 (Study guide for all exams)
* OpenStax College Physics Read Online
* Solutions to most quizzes
* Long equation sheet
* Notes
* Final Project
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### Quizbank/College Physics Sem 1/T3

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