 They can request an extra 14 days if they need it.
You can request a County Court Judgment against them if they don't respond by the deadline.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 1.2 %}We're checking your Help With Fees application
We'll email you the result within 5 days.
If you qualify for the whole court fee to be paid
We'll issue your claim and send it to {{ partyName( 'defendant' ) }}.
If you qualify for part or no court fee to be paid
We'll tell you how much you need to pay to get the claim issued.
After a claim is issued
{{ partyName( 'defendant' ) }} will have 14 days to respond. They can ask for an extra 14 days if they need it.You can request a County Court Judgment (CCJ) against them if they don't respond.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 1.21 %}You gave us an invalid Help With Fees number
The number you gave was BAG516546.
You can either:
- contact us with the correct Help With Fees number (call 0300 123 7050 or email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- call us to pay the full claim fee by card (if you don't have a valid Help With Fees number)
Mention your reference number in any calls or emails: 1251-5451-8291-3761.
If you don't contact us within 90 days, we'll end the claim.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 1.22 %}Your Help With Fees application: more information needed
You need to provide proof of your income, such as a wage slip, pension or type and amount of benefit, before (DATE) or you will not get a reduction in court fees.
You need to get a copy of all the documents that apply to you. Make sure your name is clearly visible on every document. Write your HwF reference at the top of every document. Scan and email the document to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Proof of income you need to send in
- a bank statement from the last 3 months
- if you’re employed, a payslip dated in the last 6 weeks, or, if you’re self-employed, your most recent self-assessment tax return and SA302 tax calculation which you can get from www.gov.uk/sa302-tax-calculation
- evidence of being in receipt of Child Maintenance, such as a Child Support Agency assessment, sealed court order or letter of agreement showing how often and much you’re paid
- a letter or document dated in the last 3 months, of contribution-based Job Seekers Allowance (JSA) contribution-based Employment and Support Allowance (JSA), Universal Credit, Child Benefit, Working Tax Credit or Child Tax Credit
- evidence of any other income such as from a pension, rent, selling goods or from a prisoners income
- Other documents : whatever is captured in the document field
What to do next
Send in the relevant proof of income documents before (DATE) or you will not get a reduction in court fees.
Alternatively, if you want the claim to be issued to the defendant now, you can pay the £70 claim fee.
To pay by card, phone 0300 123 7050
You will need your claim reference number: 1251-5451-8291-3761.
The full claim fee shown on the dashboard is calculated as on 1st July 2020.
The claim fee may increase if:
- you have claimed interest
- the Help With Fees application takes more than 5 days to progress
Your Help with Fees application has been reviewed
You are eligible for a claim fee remission of £24
What to do next
Pay the remaining claim fee of £1 by credit or debit card. Phone 0300 123 7050.
You will need your claim reference number: 1251-5451-8291-3761
Once payment has been made your claim will be issued and sent to the defendant.
The claim fee may increase if:
- you have claimed interest
- the Help With Fees application takes more than 5 days to progress
If there is no response in next 90 days, the claim will be closed and you will need to create a new claim.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 1.231 %}Your Help with Fees application has been reviewed
You are eligible for a full claim fee remission of £25.
What to do next
Your claim will be issued and sent to the defendant.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 1.232 %}Your Help with Fees application has been reviewed
Based on the information you provided the correct Help with Fees reference number has now been assigned to your claim.
What to do next
Your Help with Fees application will be processed. Wait to hear from us.
The claim fee may increase if:
- you have claimed interest
- the application takes more than 5 days to progress
Your Help With Fees application has been rejected
We have rejected your Help With Fees application for the following reason:
You do not qualify for assistance.
You are not on income based JSA, ESA, Income Support, Universal Credit or Pension Credit.
What to do next
If you want to appeal this decision you need to email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you still want the claim to be issued to the defendant you need to pay the £70 claim fee.
To pay by card, phone 0300 123 7050
You will need your claim reference number. 1251-5451-8291-3761.
The full claim fee shown on the dashboard is calculated as on 1st July 2020.
The claim fee may increase if you have claimed interest. Claim interest is calculated up to the date when the claim is sent to the defendant. This calculation can increase the total claim amount and so incur a higher claim issue fee.
If there is no response in next 90 days, the claim will be closed and you will need to create a new claim.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 1.242 %}Your Help With Fees application has been rejected
We have rejected your Help With Fees application for the following reason:
The evidence provided was insufficient.
You did not provide evidence of income or financial support.
What to do next
If you want to appeal this decision you need to email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you still want the claim to be issued to the defendant you need to pay the £70 claim fee.
To pay by card, phone 0300 123 7050
You will need your claim reference number. 1251-5451-8291-3761.
The full claim fee shown on the dashboard is calculated as on 1st July 2020.
The claim fee may increase if you have claimed interest. Claim interest is calculated up to the date when the claim is sent to the defendant. This calculation can increase the total claim amount and so incur a higher claim issue fee.
If there is no response in next 90 days, the claim will be closed and you will need to create a new claim.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 1.33 %}Your Help with Fees application has been updated
We have updated your Help with Fees application for the following reason:
Claim interest is calculated up to the date when the claim is sent to the defendant.
This calculation can increase the total claim amount and so incur a higher claim issue fee. The claim fee is £100.
If the court asks you to pay some or all of the court fees you must pay as soon as you can.
To pay by card, phone 0300 123 7050.
You will need your claim reference number. 1251-5451-8291-3761
The full claim fee shown on the dashboard is calculated as on 14 December 2020.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 1.242 %}Your Help With Fees application has been rejected
We have rejected your Help With Fees application for the following reason:
The evidence provided was insufficient.
You did not provide evidence of income or financial support.
What to do next
If you want to appeal this decision you need to email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you still want the claim to be issued to the defendant you need to pay the £70 claim fee.
To pay by card, phone 0300 123 7050
You will need your claim reference number. 1251-5451-8291-3761.
The full claim fee shown on the dashboard is calculated as on 1st July 2020.
The claim fee may increase if:
- you have claimed interest
- the Help With Fees application takes more than 5 days to progress
If there is no response in next 90 days, the claim will be closed and you will need to create a new claim.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 1.243 %}Your Help With Fees application has been rejected
We have rejected your Help With Fees application for the following reason:
The evidence provided was incorrect.
Your income does not match your income as shown in your bank statements.
What to do next
If you want to appeal this decision you need to email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you still want the claim to be issued to the defendant you need to pay the £70 claim fee.
To pay by card, phone 0300 123 7050
You will need your claim reference number. 1251-5451-8291-3761.
The full claim fee shown on the dashboard is calculated as on 1st July 2020.
The claim fee may increase if you have claimed interest. Claim interest is calculated up to the date when the claim is sent to the defendant. This calculation can increase the total claim amount and so incur a higher claim issue fee.
If there is no response in next 90 days, the claim will be closed and you will need to create a new claim.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 1.24 %}Your Help With Fees application has been rejected
We have rejected your Help With Fees application for the following reason:
Income and outgoings show requirement is not met.
You have stated that you earn more than £1,085 a month.
What to do next
If you want to appeal this decision you need to email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you still want the claim to be issued to the defendant you need to pay the £70 claim fee.
To pay by card, phone 0300 123 7050
You will need your claim reference number. 1251-5451-8291-3761.
The full claim fee shown on the dashboard is calculated as on 1st July 2020.
The claim fee may increase if you have claimed interest. Claim interest is calculated up to the date when the claim is sent to the defendant. This calculation can increase the total claim amount and so incur a higher claim issue fee.
If there is no response in next 90 days, the claim will be closed and you will need to create a new claim.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 2 %}You can request a County Court Judgment
Mary Richards has not responded to your claim by the deadline. You can request a County Court Judgment (CCJ) against them.
The court will order them to pay the money. It doesn't guarantee that they'll pay it.
Mary Richards can still respond to the claim until you request a CCJ.
Wait for the judgment to be confirmed
We'll send you a letter to tell you whether the judgment has been entered. We aim to do this within 10 working days.
Your online account won't be updated with the progress of this claim - any further updates will also be by post.
Mary Richards can no longer respond to your claim using this service - they may have responded by post.
It's possible we received a postal response before the deadline but hadn't processed it when you requested judgment.
If we discover this has happened, we'll reject your request.
Wait for us to contact you by post
{{ partyName( 'defendant' ) }} applied by post to change something about the claim
We'll contact you by post to tell you what to do next.
Download their application (PDF)
Your online account won't be updated - any further updates will be by post.
{% elif data['claimant'] == 3.12556 %}Wait for us to contact you by post
{{ partyName( 'defendant' ) }} applied by post to change something about the claim
We'll post you a copy of their application. This will explain what you need to do next.
Your online account won't be updated - any further updates will be by post.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 3.12566 %}Wait for us to contact you by post
You applied by post to change something about the claim
You might have to go to a hearing.
We'll contact you by post to tell you what to do next.
Your online account won't be updated - any further updates will be by post.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 3.1 %}Wait for the defendant to respond
Mary Richards requested an extra 14 days to respond to your claim. They now need to respond before 4pm on .
You can request a County Court Judgment (CCJ) against them if they don't respond by the deadline.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 3.11 %}Wait for the defendant to respond
Mary Richards requested an extra 14 days to respond, by post. They now need to respond before 4pm on .
We've cancelled your request for a County Court Judgment (CCJ) against them.
You can request a CCJ against them if they don't respond by the deadline.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 3.3 %}Wait for the judgment to be confirmed
We'll contact you to tell you whether the judgment has been entered. We aim to do this within 10 working days
Mary Richards can no longer respond to your claim using this service - they may have responded by post.
It's possible we received a postal response before the deadline but hadn't processed it when you requested judgment.
If we discover this has happened, we'll reject your request.
Wait for the defendant to pay you
A County Court Judgment has been issued against Mary Richards.
We'll send you both a copy of the judgment.
You need to tell us when you've been paid in full.
Ask the court to recover the debt
If the defendant doesn't pay, you can ask the court to recover the debt. There's no guarantee that the court will get your money back.
The claim will continue by post
The defendant responded to your claim by post. This means you can no longer use this service to continue the claim - you'll need to use paper forms instead.
Your online account won't be updated with the progress of this claim.
We'll post you a copy of the defendant's response. This will explain what you need to do next.
We'll post you the defendant's response
The defendant responded to your claim by post. This means you can no longer use this service to continue your claim - you'll need to use paper forms instead.
We've cancelled your request for a County Court Judgment (CCJ) against them.
The response will tell you what you need to do next.
Respond to the defendant
The defendant has offered to pay in instalments.
You can accept or reject their offer.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 4.01 %}Respond to the defendant
The defendant has offered to pay in instalments.
They'll send you their financial details. You can use these to decide whether to accept or reject their offer.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 4.1 %}Respond to the defendant
The defendant has offered to pay in full by {{ now | date( 'add', 3, 'months') | date }}.
You can accept or reject their offer.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 4.11 %}Respond to the defendant
The defendant has offered to pay in full by {{ now | date( 'add', 3, 'months') | date }}.
They'll send you their financial details. You can use these to decide whether to accept or reject their offer.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 4.2 %}Wait for the defendant to pay you
The defendant said they'll pay you immediately.
They must make sure you have the money by {{ now | date('add', 5, 'days') | date }}. Any cheques or transfers should be clear in your account by then.
You need to tell us if you've settled the claim, for example because the defendant has paid you.
You can settle for less than the full claim amount.
If they don't pay you
If the defendant doesn't pay by the deadline, you can request a County Court Judgment.
Wait for the defendant to pay you
The defendant said they'll pay you immediately.
They must make sure you have the money by {{ now | date('add', 5, 'days') | date }}. Any cheques or transfers should be clear in your account by then.
You need to tell us if you've settled the claim, for example because the defendant has paid you.
You can settle for less than the full claim amount.
Request a County Court Judgment
If the defendant doesn't pay by the deadline, you can request a County Court Judgment.
Respond to the defendant
The defendant has admitted they owe £{{ data['owe-amount'] or '1,200' }}. They said they don't owe the full amount you claimed.
They've offered to pay the £{{ data['owe-amount'] or '1,200' }} immediately.
You can accept or reject their offer.
Respond to the defendant
The defendant has admitted they owe £{{ data['owe-amount'] or '1,200' }}. They said they don't owe the full amount you claimed.
They've offered to pay in instalments.
You can accept or reject their offer.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 5.11 %}Respond to the defendant*
The defendant has admitted they owe £{{ data['owe-amount'] or '1,200' }}. They said they don't owe the full amount you claimed.
They've offered to pay in instalments.
They'll send you their financial details. You can use these to decide whether to accept or reject their admission.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 5.2 %}Respond to the defendant
The defendant has admitted they owe £{{ data['owe-amount'] or '1,200' }}. They said they don't owe the full amount you claimed.
They've offered to pay by {{ now | date( 'add', 3, 'months') | date }}.
You can accept or reject their offer.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 5.21 %}Respond to the defendant
The defendant has admitted they owe £{{ data['owe-amount'] or '1,200' }}. They said they don't owe the full amount you claimed.
They've offered to pay by {{ now | date( 'add', 3, 'months') | date }}.
They'll send you their financial details. You can use these to decide whether to accept or reject their offer.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 6 %}Respond to the defendant
Mary Richards said they paid you {% if data['mediation-pilot'] == "on" %}£300{% else %}£1,500{% endif %} on {{ now | date('add' , 3 , 'days') | date( 'subtract', 1, 'months') | date }}.
You can accept or reject this response.
Respond to the defendant
Mary Richards said they paid you {% if data['mediation-pilot'] == "on" %}£230{% else %}£1,430{% endif %} on {{ now | date('add' , 3 , 'days') | date( 'subtract', 1, 'months') | date }}.
You can accept or reject this response.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 8 %}Respond to the defendant
Mary Richards has rejected your claim.
You can accept or reject their response. You need to respond before 4pm on {{ now | date('add', 5, 'days') | date }}. If you don't respond by then, you might have to go to a hearing.
The defendant has rejected your claim
They said they dispute your claim.
You need to complete a directions questionnaire form to tell us your requirements in case there's a hearing.
Your claim won't proceed if you don't complete and return the form before 4pm on .
Download their response (PDF)
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 8.1 %}The defendant has rejected your claim
They said they dispute your claim.
You need to accept or reject their defence before 4pm on {{ now | date('add' , 33, 'days') | date }}.
Download their response and hearing requirements (PDF, 13KB)
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 9 %}Decide whether to proceed
Mary Richards has rejected your claim.
 You need to respond before 4pm on {{ now | date('add', 5, 'days') | date }}. Your claim won't continue if you don't respond by then.
View and respond {% elseif data['claimant'] == 9.1 %}Decide whether to proceed
Mary Richards has rejected your claim.
 You need to respond before 4pm on {{ now | date('add', 5, 'days') | date }}. Your claim won't continue if you don't respond by then.
The court ended the claim
This is because you didn't proceed before the deadline of 4pm on {{ now | date('subtract', 2, 'days') | date }}.
You can contact us to apply for the claim to be restarted.
Wait for the defendant to respond
We've emailed Mary Richards the repayment plan and the settlement agreement for them to sign.
They must respond before 4pm on {{ now | date('add', 7, 'days') | date }}. We'll email you when they respond.
If they don't respond, you can request a County Court Judgment.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.01 %}Wait for the defendant to pay you
You've both signed a settlement agreement. The agreement says the defendant will pay you in instalments of £250 per month, starting {{ now | date("add", 1, "month") | date( "MMMM YYYY" ) }}.
When you've been paid in full, you need to let us know.
Request a County Court Judgment
If the defendant doesn't pay or breaks the terms of the settlement agreement, you can request a County Court Judgment.
You can request a County Court Judgment
The defendant has rejected your settlement agreement.
You can request a County Court Judgment (CCJ) against them based on the repayment plan they offered.
The court will order them to pay the money. It doesn't guarantee that they'll pay you.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.03 %}You can request a County Court Judgment
Mary Richards hasn't signed your settlement agreement.
You can request a County Court Judgment (CCJ) against them based on the repayment plan shown in the agreement.
The court will order them to pay the money. It doesn't guarantee that they'll pay you.
Mary Richards can still sign the settlement agreement until you request a CCJ.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.1 %}Wait for the defendant to respond
You've signed a settlement agreement.
We've emailed Mary Richards the repayment plan and the settlement agreement for them to sign.
They must respond before 4pm on 22 August 2018. We'll email you when they respond.
If they do not think they can afford the plan, they can ask for a judge to make a different plan.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.11 %}Wait for the defendant to pay you
A County Court Judgment has been issued against Mary Richards.
We'll send you both a copy of the judgment.
You need to tell us when you've been paid in full.
Ask the court to recover the debt
If the defendant doesn't pay, you can ask the court to recover the debt. There's no guarantee that the court will get your money back.
Ask the court to recover the debt
If Mary Richards hasn't paid, you can ask the court to recover the debt for you.
You'll need to pay a fee each time you ask the court to recover the debt. The court adds this fee to the total debt owed to you.
There is no guarantee that the court will get your money back.
Apply for the court to recover debt
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.2 %}Repayment plan proposed
You have proposed a repayment plan of £250 per month, starting 1 {{ now | date("add", 1, "month") | date( "MMMM YYYY" ) }}.
We'll contact you when they've responded to your proposal.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.3 %}Payment determined
The court has determined a repayment plan.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.4 %}Wait for the defendant to pay you
You've both signed a settlement agreement. The agreement says the defendant will pay you in full by {{ now | date("add", 3, "months") | date( "D MMMM YYYY" ) }}.
When you've been paid in full, you need to let us know.
Request a County Court Judgment
If the defendant doesn't pay or breaks the terms of the settlement agreement, you can request a County Court Judgment.
Wait for the defendant to pay you
You've both signed a settlement agreement. The agreement says the defendant will pay you immediately.
They must make sure you have the money by 4 June 2018. Any cheques or transfers should be clear in your account.
When you've been paid in full, you need to let us know.
Request a County Court Judgment
If the defendant doesn't pay or breaks the terms of the settlement agreement, you can request a County Court Judgment.
Wait for a judge to review the case
You've rejected the defendant's repayment plan and haven't been able to agree to an alternative plan.
A judge will review the case. We'll contact you by post to tell you what to do next.
Your online account won't be updated - any further updates will be by post.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.601 %}Send the defendant's financial details to the court
Make sure you include your claim number: 352MC733.
The court will review the details to see if the defendant can afford your repayment plan.
Your online account won't be updated - any further updates will be by post.
Use this address
The defendant should have sent you the details - send them to:
Civil Money Claims
St. Katharine's House
21-27 St. Katharine's Street
Northampton
NN1 2LH
Or email them to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If the court believes the defendant can afford your plan
A County Court Judgment (CCJ) will be issued. This requires the defendant to pay according to the terms of the plan.
If the court believes the defendant can not afford your plan
The court will set its own repayment terms and issue a CCJ.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.61 %}Wait for the defendant to sign the settlement agreement
The agreement proposes the defendant pays you in instalments of £250 per month, starting 1 May 2018.
The agreement is not binding unless the defendant signs it. We've emailed it to them and we'll contact you when they respond.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.8 %} {% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.801 %}Wait for a judge to review the case
The defendant rejected the repayment plan.
They said they can't afford to pay based on the terms of the County Court Judgment.
A judge will review the case. We'll contact you by post to tell you what to do next.
Your online account won’t be updated - any further updates will be by post.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.81 %}Wait for the defendant to pay you
The defendant has admitted they owe £{{ data['owe-amount'] or '1,200' }}. They said they'll pay you immediately.
They must make sure you have the money by {{ now | date( 'add', 5, 'days') | date }}. Any cheques or transfers should be clear in your account.
You need to tell us if you've settled the claim, for example because the defendant has paid you.
If the defendant doesn't pay by the deadline, you can request a County Court Judgment.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.82 %}Wait for the defendant to pay you
The defendant has admitted they owe £{{ data['owe-amount'] or '1,200' }}. They said they'll pay you immediately.
They must make sure you have the money by {{ now | date('subtract', 2, 'days') | date }}. Any cheques or transfers should be clear in your account.
You need to tell us if you've settled the claim, for example because the defendant has paid you.
If the defendant doesn't pay by the deadline, you can request a County Court Judgment.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.83 %}This claim is settled
You've accepted the defendant's response.
You agreed they owed £{{ data['owe-amount'] or '1,200' }} and that they've paid it already.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.831 %}We'll contact you to try to arrange a mediation appointment
You rejected the defendant's admission of £{{ data['owe-amount'] or '1,200' }}.
You've both agreed to try mediation. We'll contact you to try to arrange a call with the mediator.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.832 %}Wait for the court to review the case
You've rejected Mary Richard's response and said you want to take the case to court.
The court will review the case. We'll contact you to tell you what to do next.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.84 %}Wait for the court to review the case
You've rejected Mary Richard's response and said you want to take the case to court.
The court will review the case. We'll contact you to tell you what to do next.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.85 %}We'll contact you to try to arrange a mediation appointment
You rejected the defendant's admission of £1,000.
You've both agreed to try mediation. We'll contact you to try to arrange a call with the mediator.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 10.9 %}We'll contact you to try to arrange a mediation appointment
You've rejected the defendant's response
You've both agreed to try mediation. We'll contact you to try to arrange a call with the mediator.
Wait for the court to review the case
You've rejected Mary Richard's response and said you want to take the case to court.
The court will review the case. We'll contact you to tell you what to do next.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 11.99 %}An order has been issued by a Judge
Please follow the instructions in the order and comply with the deadlines, if applicable.
Download the court's order (PDF) to find out the details you need to send.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 11.1 or data['claimant'] == 11.31 or data['claimant'] == 11.41 or data['claimant'] == 11.42 or data['claimant'] == 11.1001 or data['claimant'] == 11.4 or data['claimant'] == 11.6 %} {% if data['claimant'] == 11.31 %}You asked the court to review the order
We'll tell Mary Richards. They can comment until {{ now | date('add', 12, 'days') | date }}.
A judge will then review the order and any comments. We'll contact you by post to tell you what to do next.
Continue doing everything the current order tells you to do unless we tell you a judge has made a new one.
That means you should follow the instructions on this page and begin sending us more details before the hearing.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 11.41 or data['claimant'] == 11.42 %}
Mary Richards asked the court to change the order
{% if data['claimant'] == 11.41 %}A judge will review their request and your comments on it, if you send any.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 11.42 %}The deadline to send us comments on their request was 4pm on {{ now | date( 'subtract', 2, 'days' ) | date }}.
A judge will review their request and any comments you sent.
{% endif %}We'll contact you by post if the judge makes a new order.
Continue doing everything the current order tells you to do unless we tell you a judge has made a new one.
Download Mary Richards' request to see what they asked (PDF).
{% if data['claimant'] == 11.41 %}How to comment on Mary Richards' request
If you want to comment on the request, email your comments to the court and to Mary Richards before 4pm on {{ now | date( 'add', 12, 'days' ) | date }}.
Include the claim number (352MC733) in the emails.
The court's email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Mary Richards' email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>{% endif %}
The court has ordered you to send us more details
{% if data['claimant'] == 11.1 %}You need to send details before 4pm on {{ now | date( 'add', 12, 'days' ) | date }}.
{% endif %} {% if data['claimant'] == 11.1001%}The first deadline you must send details by is before 4pm on {{ now | date( 'add', 12, 'days' ) | date }}.
{% endif %}Find out what you need to send
Download the court's order (PDF).
{% if data['claimant'] == 11.4 %}Mary Richards asked for a judge to review the order
You can respond to this request and add your own comments until 4pm on {{ now | date( 'add', 12, 'days' ) | date }}.
Continue doing everything the current order tells you to do unless we tell you a judge has made a new one.
Respond to the request {% endif %}View the defendant's response to the order
See the details they sent the court
{% if data['claimant'] == 11.6 %}View the defendant's response to your request to review the order
{% endif %}The court has ordered you to take actions to prepare for the hearing
You need to send us details and do anything else the court ordered before 4pm on {{ now | date( 'add', 12, 'days' ) | date }}.
Download the court's order (PDF).
View the defendant's response to the order
You missed the deadline to respond to the court's order
You need to respond and send details before 4pm on {{ now | date( 'add', 12, 'days' ) | date }} or the court will cancel your claim.
Download the court's original order (PDF).
Download the court's follow-up order (PDF).
View the defendant's response to the order
The court cancelled your claim
This is because you didn't respond to the court's order by the deadline.
Alex Richards missed a deadline to respond to the court's order
The deadline was 4pm on {{ minus | date( 'subtract', 1, 'days' ) | date }}.
They now need to respond before 4pm on {{ now | date( 'add', 11, 'days' ) | date }}.
If they don't respond by then, the court will cancel their defence and you can request a County Court Judgment (CCJ) against them.
Mary Richards missed a final deadline to respond to the court's order
You can request a County Court Judgment (CCJ) against them.
A CCJ means the court will order them to pay the money. This doesn't guarantee that they'll pay it.
You asked the court to review the order
We'll tell Mary Richards. They can comment until {{ now | date('add', 12, 'days') | date }}.
A judge will then review the order and any comments. We'll contact you by post to tell you what to do next.
Continue doing everything the current order tells you to do unless we tell you a judge has made a new one.
That means you should follow the instructions on this page and begin sending us more details before the hearing.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 11.5 %}
Mary Richards asked for a judge to review the order
You can respond to this request and add your own comments until 4pm on {{ now | date( 'add', 12, 'days' ) | date }}.
Continue doing everything the current order tells you to do unless we tell you a judge has made a new one.
Respond to the request{% elseif data['claimant'] == 11.51 or data['claimant'] == 11.52 %}
Mary Richards asked the court to change the order
{% if data['claimant'] == 11.51 %}A judge will review their request and your comments on it, if you send any.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 11.52 %}The deadline to send us comments on their request was 4pm on {{ now | date( 'subtract', 2, 'days' ) | date }}.
A judge will review their request and any comments you sent.
{% endif %}We'll contact you by post if the judge makes a new order.
Continue doing everything the current order tells you to do unless we tell you a judge has made a new one.
Download Mary Richards' request to see what they asked (PDF).
{% if data['claimant'] == 11.51 %}How to comment on Mary Richards' request
If you want to comment on the request, email your comments to the court and to Mary Richards before 4pm on {{ now | date( 'add', 12, 'days' ) | date }}.
Include the claim number (352MC733) in the emails.
The court's email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Mary Richards' email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>{% endif %}
The court ordered you to send details before the hearing
{% if data['claimant'] == 11.12 %}The judge has reviewed the request and issued a new order.
You need to check what has changed in the order. You must comply with the new order before 4pm on {{ now | date( 'add', 15, 'days' ) | date }}.
If you've already sent any documents requested in both orders, you don't need to send them again.
Download the new order (PDF).
Download the original order (PDF), which is now cancelled.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 11.13 %}The judge has reviewed the request and decided the original order and deadline should remain.
The judge has stated:
"I don't believe the reasons given justify an extension to the deadline."
You must comply with the order before 4pm on {{ now | date( 'add', 12, 'days' ) | date }}.
Download the court's order (PDF) to find out the details you need to send.
{% else %}Download the court's order (PDF) to find out the details you need to send.
{% endif %}Deadline for posting the details
You must make sure the court and the defendant receive a letter with the details before 4pm on {{ now | date( 'add', 15, 'days' ) | date }}.
Where to post the details
The court's address is:
Civil Money Claims
St. Katharine's House
21-27 St. Katharine's Street
Northampton
NN1 2LH
The defendant's address is:
Mary Richards
12 Garden View
Bristol
BS4 7FB
If you don't send us more details
The court will cancel your claim after 4pm on {{ now | date( 'add', 19, 'days' ) | date }}.
{% if data['claimant'] == 11.11 %}If you have a problem with the order
You can ask the court to review it. You need to do this before 4pm on {{ now | date('add', 7, 'days') | date }}.
A judge will consider your request. You should give details of how you want the order changed and the reasons for your request.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 11.111 %}If you have a problem with the order
You can ask the court to review it. You need to email your request to the court before 4pm on {{ now | date('add', 7, 'days') | date }}.
The court's email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A judge will consider your request. You should give details of how you want the order changed and the reasons for your request.
{% endif %}Tell us you've finished
You need to tell us when you've done everything the court ordered you to do. You should do this before 4pm on {{ now | date( 'add', 15, 'days' ) | date }}.
Upload more
You can upload more information or witness statements if you need to.
You can also view your response.
View the defendant's response to the order
See the details they sent the court
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 11.7 %}You told us you've finished responding
You said you've done everything the court ordered you to do.
We'll contact you when {{ partyName( 'defendant' ) }} has finished responding.
View the responses to the order
Respond to the defendant
Mary Richards has rejected your claim.
You can accept or reject their response. You need to respond before 4pm on {{ now | date('add', 5, 'days') | date }}. If you don't respond by then, you might have to go to a hearing.
Wait for the defendant to sign the settlement agreement
You've agreed to the defendant's offer to settle out of court. You've signed an agreement to settle the claim.
We've asked Mary Richards to sign the agreement. We'll email you when they respond.
This claim is settled
You've both signed a settlement agreement.
The agreement explains what can happen if either party breaks the terms.
We'll ask the defendant about mediation
You've agreed to try mediation.
We'll ask Mary Richards if they want to take part in mediation. We'll tell you how they respond.
You weren’t able to resolve your claim against {{ partyName( 'defendant' ) }} using mediation
The court will review the case. We'll contact you to tell you what to do next.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 13.13 %}You weren’t able to resolve your claim against {{ partyName( 'defendant' ) }} using mediation
You'll have to go to a hearing - follow these steps:
- Complete a directions questionnaire form to give us more information before the hearing.
- Make sure we receive the form before 4pm on {{ now | date('add', 19, 'days') | date }} or we'll cancel your claim.
- Send a copy of the completed form to {{ partyName( 'defendant' ) }}.
This claim will now proceed by post
This online account won't be updated. No more details will appear here.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 13.2 %}Tell us your hearing requirements
You need to complete a directions questionnaire form to give us more information in case there's a hearing.
The claim won't proceed if you don't complete and return the form to us before 4pm on .
You also need to send a copy of the form to Mary Richards.
Download their response (PDF)
Your online account won't be updated with the progress of this claim - any further updates will be by post.
The defendant wants to try mediation
A mediator will contact both you and the defendant within 14 days to try to arrange a call with the mediator.
You need to pay the hearing fee
Everyone has finished responding to the court's order.
You need to pay £115 before 4pm on {{ now | date( 'add', 33, 'days' ) | date }}.
If the judge rules in your favour, they'll include this fee in the amount they order {{ partyName( 'defendant' ) }} to pay you.
{% import "prototypes/prototype-sep-2019/includes/fee-table.html" as feeTable %} {{ feeTable.show( 'hearing' ) }}View the responses to the order
See the details you sent to the court
See the details the defendant sent to the court
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 14.2 %}You missed the first deadline to pay the hearing fee
You now need to pay £115 before 4pm on {{ now | date( 'add', 12, 'days' ) | date }}.
If you don't pay the fee
The court will cancel your claim after 4pm on {{ now | date( 'add', 12, 'days' ) | date }}.
{% import "prototypes/prototype-sep-2019/includes/fee-table.html" as feeTable %} {{ feeTable.show( 'hearing' ) }}Download the court's order (PDF).
View the responses to the order
See the details you sent to the court
See the details the defendant sent to the court
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 14.3 %}You've paid the hearing fee
We'll contact you with a hearing date. We'll explain how to prepare.
View the responses to the order
See the details you sent to the court
See the details the defendant sent to the court
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 14.4 %}The court has set a hearing date
You should set aside the entire day for the hearing. The length of other hearings may mean yours is delayed.
| Date | {{ now | date('add', 2, 'months') | date }} |
| Time | 10am |
| Location |
The County Court at Clerkenwell & Shoreditch 29-41 Gee Street London EC1V 3RE |
Preparing for the hearing
Make sure you and any witnesses know the date, time and court location and how to get there.
You can read about how hearings for money claims work.
What you need to bring
You should bring:
- copies of any witness statements or other documents you've uploaded
- your case number - write it down if you can't remember it
- a note of anything important you want to say - bring it with you to help you remember
- a packed lunch - there may be no cafe or restaurant at the court or nearby
- bottled water - you may have to wait several hours for your hearing
Going through security at a court building
Make sure you check the list of items you can't bring through security.
The list includes everyday items like full-length umbrellas, knitting needles or liquids in glass bottles.
You'll have to leave these items with security and collect them on your way out, so it'll be quicker if you bring as few as possible.
At the court
Follow these steps:
- Report to the receptionist or the court usher.
- Tell them your case number.
- Wait until someone calls your name.
See the hearing notice
Download the hearing notice (PDF) if you want a copy of the instructions this page explains.
You can also check the notice to see the court's response to any special requests you made.
View the responses to the order
See the details you sent to the court
See the details the defendant sent to the court
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 14.5 %}The court cancelled your claim
This is because you didn't pay the hearing fee by the deadline.
Wait for a judge to review the case
You've rejected the defendant's response and asked for a judge to review the claim. We'll contact you if we set a hearing date to tell you how to prepare.
You settled out of court
You've both signed an agreement to settle out of court. The claim is now settled.
You need to respond to this counterclaim
You need to respond by (14 days remaining).
View and respond to the counterclaim
If you don't respond Mary Richards can ask for a default County Court Judgment (CCJ) against you. A CCJ means the court orders you to pay the money.
The defendant's response
The defendant Mary Richards has rejected your the claim.
This claim is settled
Mary Richards paid you on {{ now | date( 'subtract', 5, 'days' ) | date }}.
This claim is settled
Mary Richards paid you on {{ now | date( 'subtract', 5, 'days' ) | date }}.
The defendant's County Court Judgment will be cancelled.
This claim is settled
Mary Richards paid you on {{ now | date( 'subtract', 5, 'days' ) | date }}.
The defendant's County Court Judgment will be marked as paid.
You stopped this claim
You ended the claim on {{ now | date( 'subtract', 5, 'days' ) | date }}.
You settled the claim through mediation
You made an agreement which means the claim is now ended and sets out the terms of how {{ partyName( 'defendant' ) }} must repay you.
Download the agreement (PDF)
You have paid for a warrant of control
A bailiff will try to recover the debt.
We'll post a letter with details of the warrant to you and to Mary Richards.
See other debt recovery options (opens in a new window)
We've sent this case to the court
Your online account won't be updated - any further updates will be by post from Lincoln County Court.
If you need to send any forms, letters or documents about the claim, send them to this address:
Lincoln County Court
360 High St
Lincoln
LN5 7PS
Contact the court if you have any questions about the claim.
Find County Court contact details (opens in a new window).
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 45 %}We've sent this case to the County Court Business Centre
Your online account won't be updated - any further updates will be by post.
If you need to send any forms, letters or documents about the claim, send them to this address:
County Court Business Centre
St. Katherine's House
21-27 St. Katherine Street
Northampton
NN1 2LH
Contact the County Court Business Centre if you have any questions about the claim.
Phone: 0300 123 7050
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Your response has been sent to the County Court Business Centre (CCBC)
CCBC will contact you by post within 10 days to tell you what happens next.
You can see the response in the claim documents. You can only view the response.
The progression of your case will not be affected by any deadlines previously set.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 48.2 %}
Your form has been sent to the County Court Business Centre (CCBC)
CCBC will contact you by post within 10 days to tell you what happens next.
You can see the response in the claim documents. You can only view the response.
The progression of your case will not be affected by any deadlines previously set.
{% elseif data['claimant'] == 49 %}
We have received forms relating to your claim
Your claim will now continue offline.
You can view the response in your account but your account will not be updated.
The progression of your claim will not be affected by any deadlines previously set. CCBC will contact you by post within 10 days to tell you what happens next.
Contact the County Court Business Centre if you have any questions about the claim.
Phone: 0300 123 1056
Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
Find out about call charges (opens in a new window)
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>{% endif %}Tell us you've ended the claim
If you've been paid or you've made another agreement with the defendant, you need to tell us.{% if data['claimant'] == 3 %} This will cancel your request for judgment.{% endif %}
Lift the debt respite scheme (breathing space)
Do you want to lift the debt respite scheme (breathing space)?
More information about the debt respite scheme (opens in new tab)
Respond to the defendant
Mary Richards has made an offer to settle out of court.
If you accept the offer, you can make a legal agreement between you and Mary Richards and resolve your dispute without a hearing.
Defendant's details
| Name | Mrs Mary Richards |
| Address | 24 Acacia Drive London SW1 H9A |
| Telephone |<PHONE_NUMBER>2 |
|<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|


Before you begin you must have installed the following:
The tutorial assumes that you have a knowledge of AutoCAD and Visual C++. You should complete each step yourself, but, if you get into difficulty, you can use the ObjectARX Training project file. The code contain in folder 'Step03' for example represents the starting point for the code developed in Step 3 of the tutorial. If you want to see the finished code for the tasks outlined in Step 3 of the tutorial, look at the code contained in the folder 'Step04'. This scheme is repeated for all the other steps of the tutorial. The code contain in the 'Step08' folder is the completed application for Step 2 to Step 7 of the tutorial. The directory structure for the ObjectARX 2000 Training is as follows:
Figure 1 - ObjectARX 2000 Training Structure


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QuantLib: a free/open-source library for quantitative finance
Fully annotated sources - version 1.30
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A number of macros is provided for user configuration. Defining or undefining such macros triggers variations in some library functionality.
When using CMake, they can be set to ON
or OFF
as properties.
Under a Linux/Unix system, they are (un)set by configure
; run
for a list of corresponding command-line options.
Under a Windows system, they must be (un)defined by editing the file <ql/userconfig.hpp>
and commenting or uncommenting the relevant lines.
Such macros include:
If defined, function information is added to the error messages thrown by the library. Undefined by default.
If defined, file and line information is added to the error messages thrown by the library. Undefined by default.
If enabled, tracing messages might be emitted by the library depending on run-time settings. Enabling this option can degrade performance. Undefined by default.
If defined, extra run-time checks are added to a few functions. This can prevent their inlining and degrade performance. Undefined by default.
If defined, indexed coupons (see the documentation) are used in floating legs. If undefined (the default), par coupons are used.
If defined, singletons will return different instances for different threads; in particular, this means that the evaluation date, the stored index fixings and any other settings will be per-thread. Undefined by default.
If defined, a thread-safe (but less performant) version of the observer pattern is used. You should define it if you want to use QuantLib via the SWIG layer within the JVM or .NET eco system or any environment with an async garbage collector. Undefined by default. If defined together with QL_USE_STD_SHARED_PTR
, it requires at least C++17.
If defined, date objects support an intraday datetime resolution down to microseconds. Strictly monotone daycounters (Actual360
, Actual365Fixed
and ActualActual
) will take the additional information into account and allow for accurate intraday pricing. If undefined (the default) the smallest resolution of date objects is a single day. Intraday datetime resolution is experimental.
If defined, lazy objects will raise an exception when they detect a notification cycle which would result in an infinite recursion loop. If undefined (the default), they will break the recursion without throwing. Enabling this option is recommended but might cause existing code to throw.
If defined, std::shared_ptr
and related classes and functions are used instead of boost::shared_ptr
. If disabled (the default) the Boost facilities are used. Note that std::shared_ptr
does not check access and can cause segmentation faults.
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, std::bind
and related classes and functions are used instead of boost::function
and boost::bind
. If disabled (the default) the Boost facilities are used.
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and related classes and functions are used instead of boost::tuple
. If disabled (the default) the Boost facilities are used.
If enabled, std::any
and related classes and functions will be used instead of boost::any
. This requires C++17. If disabled (the default) the Boost facilities are used.
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and related classes and functions will be used instead of boost::optional
. This requires C++17. If disabled (the default) the Boost facilities are used.
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will be implemented as a set of template functions. This allows the code to work with user-defined Real
types but was reported to cause internal compiler errors with Visual C++ 2022 in some cases. If disabled (the default) Null
will be implemented as a class template, as in previous releases.
Define this to enable the parallel unit test runner. Undefined by default.


Asteroid alert
Simple and Beautiful Alert Library for Web
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Creator:
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Copying List Permissions in SharePoint 2010
I just wrote a small script to copy permissions from one SharePoint list to the other.
Things to consider
- Custom permission levels are not preserved: For some reason, my method of copying permissions isn't custom-permission-level friendly. The customized permissions will still be copied, but an auto-generated permission level will be …


How a new idea emerges
After months of learning things that I don’t really need right now, like German or theory of graphic design, I have realized that I am focus now on improving in my career, which is great. But how did I get here?
Frontend Developer
After months of learning things that I don’t really need right now, like German or theory of graphic design, I have realized that I am focus now on improving in my career, which is great. But how did I get here?
I am starting the learning process with Sass and I have decided to apply the concepts after learning PostCSS, automating the compilation to css with Gulp.
After learning the basics of responsive web design back in 2014, I did some web designs to practice what I learnt. I realized that I wanted to learn also graphic design to do my own designs from scratch, so I did some online courses:
After organizing the learning Front-end development project, I am going to start learning about Preprocessors (Sass for CSS and Jade or HAML for HTML), Postprocessors (PostCSS) and automatic workflow (with Gulp or Grunt):
After organizing a little and analyze what I want to learn to improve in Front-end development, it comes a question to my mind: How to get time for this? This learning process is like a side project, so I have researched in Internet to get some ideas.
I learnt the basis of HTML5 & CSS2-CSS3 in a course in 2013/2014, but you can do it from scratch with a lot of online resources. I found a very good article From zero to Front-end hero where it explains how to start and keep learning HTML & CSS:
When I saw that the Call for papers for Codemotion Madrid 2016 process was open, I thought that I could explain my journey to becoming a Front-end developer because it can be useful for others.
2 weeks ago I wrote a post about my first year as a Frontend Developer. At the end of the post I wrote my goals from now on:
Last Friday I watched “Divergent” on TV and only 5 days later I was living the same experience!
In 10 days I do my first year as a Frontend Developer and although I like the change very much, it was not easy to take the first step.
Today I went to the Women Techmakers Madrid and it was an overdose of Iocain for me, in a possitive way, of course. Iocain? To understand the meaning, you should have watched Teresa de la Torre’s talk, but I will explain a little bit later :)
Brad Frost wrote recently an article about Frontend design and after read it I thought, yes, this is what I am! I am a Frontend Designer!
One month ago I went to the first meeting of a new Meetup group in Madrid: “Ada Code Group”, for women developers that want to improve their skills and spread their knowledge. In that meeting, a girl, Laura Morillo, who works with different organizations to make visible the role of women in tech, told us about a new event, “Women Techmakers Madrid 2016” and she encourages us to present a talk in the Call for Papers. I didn’t do any talk until now, but I presented one, about creating a Portfolio with Jekyll and Github Pages.
For my next web design I want to do something cool, like a header effect on scroll. An example of what I want to achieve is something like this: Chris Simpson web page, so I looked for a tutorial to get some ideas to do it: How to Create a “Stay-On-Top” Menu with CSS3 and jQuery.
I am not a graphic designer, but I would like to add my own images to the web page I’m going to do. Some months ago I learnt the basics of Inkscape and GIMP, the free software alternatives to Illustrator and Photoshop, so now it’s time to use them for real.
Now that I have tried different jekyll themes, it is time to start one from scratch. I will use a very useful tutorial: Creating and Hosting a Personal Site on GitHub , that explains very well all the steps to do. The only thing that is different in my case is that I use Project Pages instead of User Pages, so I will specify here the differences.
After doing my first 2 personal websites, I wanted to put them together in a web page. Then, people in my company talked about GitHub pages to host web pages and I thought that it would be a good idea to learn more about it.


Class Line
A line segment. Parameterization of the line is 0 (start) -> length (end)
Examples
var a = new Vector3();
var b = new Vector3(5, 5, 5);
var l = new Line(a, b);
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: Elements.Geometry
Assembly: Hypar.Elements.dll
Syntax
public class Line : TrimmedCurve<InfiniteLine>, ICurve, ITransformable<Curve>, IBoundedCurve, ITrimmedCurve<InfiniteLine>, IEquatable<Line>
Constructors
Line()
Create a line of one unit length along the X axis.
Declaration
public Line()
Line(InfiniteLine)
Create a line from a trimmed segment of an infinite line.
Declaration
public Line(InfiniteLine line)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| InfiniteLine | line | The infinite line from which this segment is trimmed. |
Line(Vector3, Vector3)
Create a line.
Declaration
[JsonConstructor]
public Line(Vector3 start, Vector3 end)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector3 | start | The start of the line. |
| Vector3 | end | The end of the line. |
Line(Vector3, Vector3, Double)
Create a line of length from a start along direction.
Declaration
public Line(Vector3 start, Vector3 direction, double length)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector3 | start | |
| Vector3 | direction | |
| System.Double | length |
Properties
Domain
The domain of the curve.
Declaration
[JsonIgnore]
public override Domain1d Domain { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Domain1d |
Overrides
Methods
ArcLength(Double, Double)
Calculate the length of the line between two parameters.
Declaration
public override double ArcLength(double start, double end)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Double | start | |
| System.Double | end |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
Overrides
BestFit(IList<Vector3>)
Return an approximate fit line through a set of points using the least squares method.
Declaration
public static Line BestFit(IList<Vector3> points)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IList<Vector3> | points | The points to fit. Should have at least 2 distinct points. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Line | An approximate fit line through a set of points using the least squares method. If there is less than 2 distinct points, returns null. |
Bounds()
Get the bounding box for this line.
Declaration
public override BBox3 Bounds()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| BBox3 | A bounding box for this line. |
Overrides
Direction()
A normalized vector representing the direction of the line.
Declaration
public Vector3 Direction()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Vector3 |
Direction(Vector3, Vector3)
A normalized vector representing the direction of a line, represented by a start and end point.
The start point of the line. The end point of the line.Declaration
public static Vector3 Direction(Vector3 start, Vector3 end)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector3 | start | |
| Vector3 | end |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Vector3 |
DistanceTo(Line)
Measure the distance between two lines.
Declaration
public double DistanceTo(Line other)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Line | other | The line to measure the distance to. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
DivideByLength(Double, Boolean)
Divide the line into as many segments of the provided length as possible.
Declaration
public List<Line> DivideByLength(double l, bool removeShortSegments = false)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Double | l | The length. |
| System.Boolean | removeShortSegments | A flag indicating whether segments shorter than l should be removed. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<Line> |
DivideByLengthFromCenter(Double)
Divide the line into as many segments of the provided length as possible. Divisions will be centered along the line.
Declaration
public List<Line> DivideByLengthFromCenter(double l)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Double | l | The length. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<Line> |
DivideIntoEqualSegments(Int32)
Divide the line into n equal segments.
Declaration
public List<Line> DivideIntoEqualSegments(int n)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Int32 | n | The number of segments. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<Line> |
Equals(Line)
Is this line equal to the provided line?
Declaration
public bool Equals(Line other)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Line | other | The target line. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if the start and end points of the lines are equal, otherwise false. |
ExtendTo(Line)
Extend this line to the trimming curve.
Declaration
public Line ExtendTo(Line line)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Line | line | The curve to which to extend. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Line | A new line, or null if these lines would never intersect if extended infinitely. |
ExtendTo(Polygon, Boolean, Boolean, Double)
Extend this line to its (nearest, by default) intersection with a polygon.
Declaration
public Line ExtendTo(Polygon polygon, bool bothSides = true, bool extendToFurthest = false, double tolerance = 1E-05)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Polygon | polygon | The polygon to intersect with |
| System.Boolean | bothSides | Optional — if false, will only extend in the line's direction; if true will extend in both directions. |
| System.Boolean | extendToFurthest | Optional — if true, will extend line as far as it will go, rather than stopping at the closest intersection. |
| System.Double | tolerance | Optional — The amount of tolerance to include in the extension method. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Line |
ExtendTo(Polygon, Double, Boolean, Boolean, Double)
Extend this line to its (nearest, by default) intersection with a polygon, but no further than maxDistance.
Declaration
public Line ExtendTo(Polygon polygon, double maxDistance, bool bothSides = true, bool extendToFurthest = false, double tolerance = 1E-05)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Polygon | polygon | The polygon to intersect with |
| System.Double | maxDistance | Maximum extension distance. |
| System.Boolean | bothSides | Optional — if false, will only extend in the line's direction; if true will extend in both directions. |
| System.Boolean | extendToFurthest | Optional — if true, will extend line as far as it will go, rather than stopping at the closest intersection. |
| System.Double | tolerance | Optional — The amount of tolerance to include in the extension method. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Line |
ExtendTo(Polyline, Boolean, Boolean)
Extend this line to its (nearest, by default) intersection with a polyline.
Declaration
public Line ExtendTo(Polyline polyline, bool bothSides = true, bool extendToFurthest = false)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Polyline | polyline | The polyline to intersect with |
| System.Boolean | bothSides | Optional — if false, will only extend in the line's direction; if true will extend in both directions. |
| System.Boolean | extendToFurthest | Optional — if true, will extend line as far as it will go, rather than stopping at the closest intersection. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Line |
ExtendTo(Polyline, Double, Boolean, Boolean)
Extend this line to its (nearest, by default) intersection with a polyline, but no further than maxDistance.
Declaration
public Line ExtendTo(Polyline polyline, double maxDistance, bool bothSides = true, bool extendToFurthest = false)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Polyline | polyline | The polyline to intersect with |
| System.Double | maxDistance | Maximum extension distance. |
| System.Boolean | bothSides | Optional — if false, will only extend in the line's direction; if true will extend in both directions. |
| System.Boolean | extendToFurthest | Optional — if true, will extend line as far as it will go, rather than stopping at the closest intersection. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Line |
ExtendTo(Profile, Boolean, Boolean)
Extend this line to its (nearest, by default) intersection with a profile.
Declaration
public Line ExtendTo(Profile profile, bool bothSides = true, bool extendToFurthest = false)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Profile | profile | The profile to intersect with |
| System.Boolean | bothSides | Optional — if false, will only extend in the line's direction; if true will extend in both directions. |
| System.Boolean | extendToFurthest | Optional — if true, will extend line as far as it will go, rather than stopping at the closest intersection. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Line |
ExtendTo(Profile, Double, Boolean, Boolean)
Extend this line to its (nearest, by default) intersection with a profile, but no further than maxDistance.
Declaration
public Line ExtendTo(Profile profile, double maxDistance, bool bothSides = true, bool extendToFurthest = false)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Profile | profile | The profile to intersect with |
| System.Double | maxDistance | Maximum extension distance. |
| System.Boolean | bothSides | Optional — if false, will only extend in the line's direction; if true will extend in both directions. |
| System.Boolean | extendToFurthest | Optional — if true, will extend line as far as it will go, rather than stopping at the closest intersection. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Line |
ExtendTo(IEnumerable<Line>, Boolean, Boolean, Double)
Extend this line to its (nearest, by default) intersection with any other line.
If optional extendToFurthest
is true, extends to furthest intersection with any other line.
Declaration
public Line ExtendTo(IEnumerable<Line> otherLines, bool bothSides = true, bool extendToFurthest = false, double tolerance = 1E-05)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<Line> | otherLines | The other lines to intersect with |
| System.Boolean | bothSides | Optional — if false, will only extend in the line's direction; if true will extend in both directions. |
| System.Boolean | extendToFurthest | Optional — if true, will extend line as far as it will go, rather than stopping at the closest intersection. |
| System.Double | tolerance | Optional — The amount of tolerance to include in the extension method. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Line |
ExtendTo(IEnumerable<Line>, Double, Boolean, Boolean, Double)
Extend this line to its (nearest, by default) intersection with any other line, but no further than maxDistance.
If optional extendToFurthest
is true, extends to furthest intersection with any other line, but no further than maxDistance.
If the distance to the intersection with the lines is greater than the maximum, the line will be returned unchanged.
Declaration
public Line ExtendTo(IEnumerable<Line> otherLines, double maxDistance, bool bothSides = true, bool extendToFurthest = false, double tolerance = 1E-05)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<Line> | otherLines | The other lines to intersect with. |
| System.Double | maxDistance | Maximum extension distance. |
| System.Boolean | bothSides | Optional — if false, will only extend in the line's direction; if true will extend in both directions. |
| System.Boolean | extendToFurthest | Optional — if true, will extend line as far as it will go, rather than stopping at the closest intersection. |
| System.Double | tolerance | Optional — The amount of tolerance to include in the extension method. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Line |
Fillet(Line, Double)
Create a fillet arc between this line and the target.
Declaration
public Arc Fillet(Line target, double radius)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Line | target | The line with which to fillet. |
| System.Double | radius | The radius of the fillet. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Arc | An arc, or null if no fillet can be calculated. |
GetHashCode()
Get the hash code for the line.
Declaration
public override int GetHashCode()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
Overrides
GetParameterAt(Vector3)
Calculate U parameter for point on line
Declaration
public double GetParameterAt(Vector3 point)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector3 | point | Point on line |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double | Returns U parameter for point on line |
GetParameterAt(Vector3, Vector3, Vector3)
Calculate U parameter for point between two other points
Declaration
public static double GetParameterAt(Vector3 point, Vector3 start, Vector3 end)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector3 | point | Point for which parameter is calculated |
| Vector3 | start | First point |
| Vector3 | end | Second point |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double | Returns U parameter for point between two other points |
GetSubdivisionParameters(Double, Double)
Get parameters to be used to find points along the curve for visualization.
Declaration
public override double[] GetSubdivisionParameters(double startSetbackDistance = 0, double endSetbackDistance = 0)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Double | startSetbackDistance | An optional setback from the start of the curve. |
| System.Double | endSetbackDistance | An optional setback from the end of the curve. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double[] | A collection of parameter values. |
Overrides
Intersects(BBox3, out List<Vector3>, Boolean, Double)
Does this line touches or intersects the provided box in 3D?
Declaration
public bool Intersects(BBox3 box, out List<Vector3> results, bool infinite = false, double tolerance = 1E-05)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| BBox3 | box | Axis aligned box to intersect. |
| System.Collections.Generic.List<Vector3> | results | Up to two intersection points. |
| System.Boolean | infinite | Treat the line as infinite? |
| System.Double | tolerance | An optional distance tolerance. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if the line touches or intersects the box at least at one point, false otherwise. |
Intersects(Line, out Vector3, Boolean, Boolean)
Does this line intersect the provided line in 3D?
Declaration
public bool Intersects(Line l, out Vector3 result, bool infinite = false, bool includeEnds = false)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Line | l | |
| Vector3 | result | |
| System.Boolean | infinite | Treat the lines as infinite? |
| System.Boolean | includeEnds | If the end of one line lies exactly on the other, count it as an intersection? |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if the lines intersect, false if they are fully collinear or do not intersect. |
Intersects(Plane, Vector3, Vector3, out Vector3, Boolean)
Intersect a segment defined by two points with a plane.
Declaration
public static bool Intersects(Plane p, Vector3 start, Vector3 end, out Vector3 result, bool infinite = false)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Plane | p | The plane. |
| Vector3 | start | The start of the segment. |
| Vector3 | end | The end of the segment. |
| Vector3 | result | The location of intersection. |
| System.Boolean | infinite | Whether the segment should instead be considered infinite. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if an intersection is found, otherwise false. |
Intersects(Plane, out Vector3, Boolean)
Intersect this line with the specified plane
Declaration
public bool Intersects(Plane p, out Vector3 result, bool infinite = false)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Plane | p | The plane. |
| Vector3 | result | The location of intersection. |
| System.Boolean | infinite | If true, line will be treated as infinite. (False by default) |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if the line intersects the plane, false if no intersection occurs. |
Intersects(Vector3, Vector3, Vector3, Vector3, out Vector3, Boolean, Boolean)
Do two lines intersect in 3d?
Declaration
public static bool Intersects(Vector3 start1, Vector3 end1, Vector3 start2, Vector3 end2, out Vector3 result, bool infinite = false, bool includeEnds = false)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector3 | start1 | Start point of the first line |
| Vector3 | end1 | End point of the first line |
| Vector3 | start2 | Start point of the second line |
| Vector3 | end2 | End point of the second line |
| Vector3 | result | |
| System.Boolean | infinite | Treat the lines as infinite? |
| System.Boolean | includeEnds | If the end of one line lies exactly on the other, count it as an intersection? |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if the lines intersect, false if they are fully collinear or do not intersect. |
Intersects2D(Line)
Does this line intersect the provided line in 2D?
Declaration
public bool Intersects2D(Line l)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Line | l |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | Return true if the lines intersect, false if the lines have coincident vertices or do not intersect. |
Intersects2d(Vector3, Vector3, Vector3, Vector3)
Does the first line intersect with the second line in 2D?
Declaration
public static bool Intersects2d(Vector3 start1, Vector3 end1, Vector3 start2, Vector3 end2)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector3 | start1 | Start point of the first line |
| Vector3 | end1 | End point of the first line |
| Vector3 | start2 | Start point of the second line |
| Vector3 | end2 | End point of the second line |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | Return true if the lines intersect, false if the lines have coincident vertices or do not intersect. |
IsAlmostEqualTo(Line, Boolean, Double)
Are the two lines almost equal?
Declaration
public bool IsAlmostEqualTo(Line other, bool directionDependent, double tolerance = 1E-05)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Line | other | |
| System.Boolean | directionDependent | |
| System.Double | tolerance |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
IsCollinear(Line, Double)
Check if this line is collinear with another line.
Declaration
public bool IsCollinear(Line line, double tolerance = 1E-05)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Line | line | Line to check. |
| System.Double | tolerance | If points are within this distance of a fit line, they will be considered collinear. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
IsOnPlane(Plane, Double)
Checks if line lays on plane
Declaration
public bool IsOnPlane(Plane plane, double tolerance = 1E-05)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Plane | plane | Plane to check |
| System.Double | tolerance | Optional tolerance value |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | The result of check if line lays on plane |
Length()
Calculate the length of the line.
Declaration
public override double Length()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
Overrides
MergedCollinearLine(Line)
Creates new line with vertices of current and joined line
Declaration
public Line MergedCollinearLine(Line line)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Line | line | Collinear line |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Line | New line containing vertices of all merged lines |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| System.ArgumentException | Throws exception when lines are not collinear |
Mid()
The point at the middle of the curve's parameter space.
Declaration
public override Vector3 Mid()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Vector3 |
Overrides
Offset(Double, Boolean)
Offset the line. The offset direction will be defined by Direction X Vector3.ZAxis.
Declaration
public Line Offset(double distance, bool flip)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Double | distance | The distance to offset. |
| System.Boolean | flip | Flip the offset direction. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Line |
ParameterAtDistanceFromParameter(Double, Double)
Get the parameter at a distance from the start parameter along the curve.
Declaration
public override double ParameterAtDistanceFromParameter(double distance, double start)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Double | distance | The distance from the start parameter. |
| System.Double | start | The parameter from which to measure the distance. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double |
Overrides
PointAt(Double)
Get a point along the line at parameter u.
Declaration
public override Vector3 PointAt(double u)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Double | u | A parameter on the curve between 0.0 and length. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Vector3 | A point on the curve at parameter u. |
Overrides
PointOnLine(Vector3, Vector3, Vector3, Boolean, Double)
Test if a point lies within tolerance of a given line segment.
Declaration
public static bool PointOnLine(Vector3 point, Vector3 start, Vector3 end, bool includeEnds = false, double tolerance = 1E-05)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector3 | point | The point to test. |
| Vector3 | start | The start point of the line segment. |
| Vector3 | end | The end point of the line segment. |
| System.Boolean | includeEnds | Consider a point at the endpoint as on the line. |
| System.Double | tolerance | An optional distance tolerance. When true, any point within tolerance of the end points will be considered on the line. When false, points precisely at the ends of the line will not be considered on the line. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
PointOnLine(Vector3, Boolean, Double)
Test if a point lies within tolerance of this line segment.
Declaration
public bool PointOnLine(Vector3 point, bool includeEnds = false, double tolerance = 1E-05)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Vector3 | point | The point to test. |
| System.Boolean | includeEnds | Consider a point at the endpoint as on the line. |
| System.Double | tolerance | An optional distance tolerance. When true, any point within tolerance of the end points will be considered on the line. When false, points precisely at the ends of the line will not be considered on the line. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Projected(Plane)
Projects current line onto a plane
Declaration
public Line Projected(Plane plane)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Plane | plane | Plane to project |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Line | New line on a plane |
Reversed()
Get a new line that is the reverse of the original line.
Declaration
public Line Reversed()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Line |
Thicken(Double)
Thicken a line by the specified amount.
Declaration
public Polygon Thicken(double amount)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Double | amount | The amount to thicken the line. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Polygon |
ToString()
A string representation of the line.
Declaration
public override string ToString()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
Overrides
TransformAt(Double)
Get a transform whose XY plane is perpendicular to the curve, and whose positive Z axis points along the curve.
Declaration
public override Transform TransformAt(double u)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Double | u | The parameter along the Line, between 0.0 and 1.0, at which to calculate the Transform. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Transform | A transform. |
Overrides
Transformed(Transform)
Create a transformed copy of this curve. Use of non-affine transforms (i.e. scale) will result in unpredictable results for curve methods such as Length().
Declaration
public override Curve Transformed(Transform transform)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Transform | transform | The transform to apply. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Curve |
Overrides
TransformedLine(Transform)
Construct a transformed copy of this Line.
Declaration
public Line TransformedLine(Transform transform)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Transform | transform | The transform to apply. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Line |
Trim(Polygon, out List<Line>, Boolean, Boolean)
Trim a line with a polygon.
Declaration
public List<Line> Trim(Polygon polygon, out List<Line> outsideSegments, bool includeCoincidenceAtEdge = false, bool infinite = false)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Polygon | polygon | The polygon to trim with. |
| System.Collections.Generic.List<Line> | outsideSegments | A list of the segment(s) of the line outside of the supplied polygon. |
| System.Boolean | includeCoincidenceAtEdge | Include coincidence at edge as inner segment. |
| System.Boolean | infinite | Treat the line as infinite? |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.List<Line> | A list of the segment(s) of the line within the supplied polygon. |
TrimTo(Line, Boolean)
Trim this line to the trimming curve.
Declaration
public Line TrimTo(Line line, bool flip = false)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Line | line | The curve to which to trim. |
| System.Boolean | flip | Should the trim direction be reversed? |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Line | A new line, or null if this line does not intersect the trimming line. |
TryGetOverlap(Line, out Line)
Check if this line overlaps with another line.
Declaration
public bool TryGetOverlap(Line line, out Line overlap)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Line | line | Line to check. |
| Line | overlap | Overlapping line or null when lines do not overlap. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | Returns true when lines overlap and false when they do not. |
TryGetOverlap(Line, Double, out Line)
Check if this line overlaps with another line.
Declaration
public bool TryGetOverlap(Line line, double tolerance, out Line overlap)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Line | line | Line to check |
| System.Double | tolerance | Tolerance for distance-based checks. |
| Line | overlap | Overlapping line or null when lines do not overlap. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | Returns true when lines overlap and false when they do not. |


Eberechi Eze scores brace as QPR beat Preston 2-0 in EFL Championship
Eberechi Eze was Queens Park Rangers hero when they defeated Peston North End by 2-0 in an EFL Championship game played at Loftus Road.
The Nigerian-born England midfielder for the second time in a week improved his goalscoring form for the London club.
Eze broke the deadlock in the 17th minute as he latched on to a through ball as he shot straight at the goalkeeper and pounced on the second attempt to make it 1-0.
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For the second time in a week, QPR were awarded a penalty and the 21-year-old took the responsibility and converted the resulting spot-kick to make it 2-0 in the 67th minute.
Eze has now taken his tally to nine goals from 20 league matches this season and he has been the Hoops best player so far.
And Eze's two goals was enough to earn the Loftus Road outfit all three points as they move to 14th on the table while Preston dropped out of the promotion places to seventh on the log.
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1. Students find it confusing and difficult to obtain information.
Information aboutonline learning appears in different places and formats.
Students aren’t sure where to look or how to interpret the information they receive.
Ways this was addressed: Bring information to the student, rather than have the student search for information
2. It’s a challenge to balance student privacy with the transparency needed to promote student safety.
Finding the right balance between protecting and disseminating information is critical.
Ways this was addressed: Chat that allowed anonymous conversation, geolocation for mobile devices
3. Some students are unprepared for online learning.
Many students approach online learning with misconceptions about the rigor required of the experience.
4. Some students are unprepared for college.
The transition from high school to college challenges many incoming students.
5. Failure to provide timely, comprehensive support to a growing online student body may interfere with our alignment with SACS requirements.
As the portion of instruction delivered online increases, so does the importance of providing adequate support services.
Ways this was addressed: Create special interfaces to allow stakeholders to tag reports necessary to SACS.
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6. Existing support systems serve students to varying degrees, depending on the
device from which they are accessed and the student’s needs.
Some information is difficult to access on mobile devices or without the use of downloadable plugins. Some students require access to specialized software, depending on their major.
Ways this was addressed: Develop the platform as a mobile-first one.
7.Seeking support presents a variety of privacy concerns, especially when students receive specific, personalized feedback.
Legal protections apply to certain information students might seek or share.
Structure chat so that important conversations may be directed to appropriate, authorized help, and also, archive important anonymous conversations.
8. Students sometimes struggle to connect with professors and advisors to address online learning support needs.
Difficulty in receiving one-on-one assistance may impact the quality of support students receive.
Ways this was addressed: Chat feature that connected students directly to faculty, capable of leaving messages and notifications when the professor was not available.
9. Accessibility for students with disabilities is still a challenge.
Various systems and software packages provide a wide range of support and access to students with disabilities.
Ways this was addressed: A student with multiple disabilities was part and parcel to the process of designing and building the portal.
New, one-of-a-kind accessibility initiatives were created
10.Students need easy access to information we are legally obliged to supply, including Title IX and CLERY documentation.
We must supply easy, direct access to basic information about the University and its support for students.
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Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com/
"Hey look! I made a bridge! And it only took me what? 10 seconds?"
Featuring the voice talents of Michael J. Fox, James Garner, Cree Summer, Don Novello, Claudia Christian, Phil Morris, Jacqueline Obradors, Florence Stanley, Jim Varney, John Mahoney, Leonard Nimoy, Corey Burton, David Ogden Stiers. Directed by Gary Troudsdale and Kirk Wise. Rated PG.
I support Disney's efforts to move away from their traditional "Broadway musical" formula for making animated features. Though some great films emerged from the Disney showtunes era, the format is tired, and the latest installments have been weak. Last year's The Emperor's New Groove was a huge step forward. Atlantis: The Lost Empire is a step back. Apparently, the animators were looking to place an emphasis on story this time around, and they failed.
The movie earns points for making its protagonist a linguist, of all things. Disney also reportedly hired a real-life linguist to make up a language for the Atlanteans, but more on that later. Michael J. Fox, who, since beginning his fight with Parkinson's disease, has become voice artist extraordinaire, plays Milo, the scientist in question. He has dedicated his career at a museum of natural history to discovering the lost continent of Atlantis. His superiors have rebuked his efforts, dismissing his obsession as a hopeless flight of fancy.
Little did Milo know that his father, also a researcher dedicated to finding Atlantis, discovered an ancient book that explains how to find it. He left this book to an old friend of his, who has already booked a state of the art expedition to the fabled underwater continent, and saved Milo a seat.
So Milo and a motley crew of military officers, pilots, diggers and demolitionists, take off in a bizarre-looking submarine to look for Atlantis. As the advertising not-so-subtly suggests, they find it, and find also that its ancient society has survived to this day. But Milo's companions aren't interested in studying these people; they want to steal the Heart of Atlantis, the industrial-sized diamond that is the continent's life force, and leave the inhabitants to die.
Disney has ditched most of the extraneous elements here; there are no funny sidekicks, no cute animals, no musical numbers. It's all about story, folks. The problem is that the story is weak, possibly even more so than "ordinary" Disney features. The movie puts in some strictly surface-level mythology to justify the bizarre supernatural proceedings (the film has been compared with Japanese anime, but even the weakest entry in that genre has more guts than Atlantis) and then bases its climax on the entirely illogical presumption that the gang of profiteers would take the trouble to destroy the continent before leaving with the loot.
You can't have it both ways. A Disney movie must either have the distractions that the filmmakers tried so hard to purge or it must have a solid storyline that stands on its own merits. If anything, Atlantis won't be notable in 10 years as a new Disney rennaissance a lá The Little Mermaid, but as the last stand of tranditional cel animation against the newfangled CGI that seems to be taking over the genre. And while the graphics here are impressive, they amount to little compared to the likes of Shrek.
With The Emperor's New Groove, the Mouse House proved that it can still tell a good story and make a terrifically entertaining production. Atlantis proves that if you want to tell a story, you need a story.
Grade: C
Up Next: The Fast and the Furious
©2001 Eugene Novikov
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