Hi,
and welcome to the Monastery.

What you are asking is a non-question, and therefore this one is a non-answer. :)

Despite some monk's questionable reputation as a wizard, in principle, we are not in the miracle business, so it would be difficult to give you a suitable solution, especially because your question looks suspiciously like homework.

You should better have a look at these nodes, to give you an idea of what we can and cannot do:

As for being grateful, let me remind you that we do what we do because we like it. Nobody forces us but, as Don Corleone used to say, "You don't ask with respect, you don't offer friendship ... "1. :)

Cheers

1 The Godfather, 1972 

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In reply to MiracleMonks are on vacation by gmax
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