The day dawned cold, with gray clouds that obscured the rising sun and winds off the Sea of Storms that rattled loose panes of glass in the window casements. In stories, not the sort of day for grand rescues and escapes. It was a day for murders. Not a pleasant thought when you were hoping to live past another dawn. But the plan was simple. Now that he had a Seanchan Blood to use, nothing could possibly go wrong. Mat tried very hard to convince himself of that.
Lopin brought him breakfast, bread and ham and some hard yellow cheese, while he dressed. Nerim was folding a few last pieces of clothing that were to go to the inn, including some of the shirts Tylin had had made. They were good shirts, after all, and Nerim claimed he could do something about the lace, though as usual he made it sound as if he was offering to sew a shroud. The lugubrious, gray-haired little fellow was handy with a needle, as Mat knew well. He had sewn up enough of Mat’s wounds.
“Nerim and I will take Olver out by the refuse gate at the rear of the Palace,” Lopin recited with exaggerated patience, his hands clasped at his waist. Servants in a palace seldom missed meals, and his dark Tairen coat fit more tightly than ever over his round belly. For that matter, the bottom of the coat did not appear to flare as much as it once had. “There is never anyone there except the guards until the refuse cart leaves in the afternoon, and they are accustomed to us taking my Lord’s things out that way, so they won’t remark us. At The Wandering Woman, we will secure my Lord’s gold and the rest of my Lord’s garments, and Metwyn, Fergin and Gorderan will meet us with the horses. We and the Redarms will then take young Olver through the Dal Eira Gate at mid-afternoon. I have the lottery tokens for the horses, including both pack animals, in my pocket, my Lord. There is an abandoned stable on the Great North Road, about a mile north of the Circuit of Heaven, where we will wait until we see my Lord. I trust I have my Lord’s instructions correctly?”
Mat swallowed the last of the cheese and dusted his hands. “You think I’m making you go over it too often?” he said, shrugging into his coat. A plain dark green coat. A man wanted to be plain while about business like today’s. “I want to make sure you have it by heart. Remember, if you don’t see me before sunrise tomorrow, you keep moving until you find Talmanes and the Band.” The alarm would go up with the morning inspection of the kennels, and if he was not out of the city before that, he expected to learn whether his luck ran to stopping a headsman’s axe. He had been told that he was fated to die and live again—a prophecy, or near enough one—but he was pretty sure that had already happened.
“Of course, my Lord,” Lopin said blandly. “It will be as my Lord commands.”
“Certainly, my Lord,” Nerim murmured, funereal as ever. “My Lord commands, and we obey.”
Mat suspected they were lying, but two or three days waiting would not hurt them, and by that time, they would have to see he was not coming. Metwyn and the other two soldiers would convince them, if need be. Those three might follow Mat Cauthon, but they were not fool enough to stretch their necks on the chopping block if his head had already fallen. For some reason, he was not as sure of Lopin and Nerim.
Olver was not as upset over leaving Riselle as Mat had feared he would be. He brought the subject up while he was helping the boy bundle his belongings to be carried over to the inn. All of Olver’s things were laid out neatly on the narrow bed in what had been the sulking room, a small sitting room, when the apartments had been Mat’s.
“She is getting married, Mat,” Olver said patiently, as though explaining to someone who didn’t see the obvious. Popping open a narrow little carved box Riselle had given him, just long enough to make sure his redhawk’s feather was safe, he snapped it shut and tucked it into the leather scrip he would be carrying on his shoulder. He was as careful of the feather as he had been of the purse holding twenty gold crowns and a fistful of silver. “I don’t think her husband would like her to keep teaching me to read. I would not, if I were her husband.”
“Oh,” Mat said. Riselle had worked quickly once she made her mind up. Her marriage to Banner-General Yamada had been announced publicly yesterday and was to take place tomorrow, though by custom there was usually a wait of months between. Yamada might be a good general—Mat did not know—but he had never stood a chance against Riselle and that marvelous bosom. Today they were looking at a vineyard in the Rhiannon Hills that the groom was buying for her wedding gift. “I just thought you might want to—I don’t know—take her with us, or something.”
“I’m not a child, Mat,” Olver said dryly. Folding the linen cloth back around his striped turtle shell, he added that to the scrip. “You will play Snakes and Foxes with me, won’t you? Riselle enjoys playing, and you never have time any more.” Despite the clothes Mat was bundling up in a cloak that would go into a pack hamper, the boy had a spare pair of breeches and some clean shirts and stockings in the scrip, too. And the game of Snakes and Foxes his dead father had made for him. You were less likely to lose what you kept on your person, and Olver had already lost more in his ten years than most people did in a lifetime. But he still believed you could win at Snakes and Foxes without breaking the rules, too.
“I will,” Mat promised. He would if he managed to make it out of the city. He was certainly breaking enough rules to deserve to win. “You just take care of Wind till I get there.” Olver ginned widely, and for him, that was very wide indeed. The boy loved that leggy gray gelding almost as much as he did Snakes and Foxes.
Unfortunately, Beslan was another who seemed to think you could win at Snakes and Foxes.
“Tonight,” he growled, stalking up and down in front of the fireplace in Tylin’s sitting room. The slender man’s eyes were cold enough to take away the warmth of the blaze, and his hands were clasped behind his back as if to keep them from the hilt of his narrow-bladed sword. The jeweled cylinder-clock on the wave-carved marble mantel chimed four times for the second hour of the morning. “With a few days’ warning, I could have laid on something magnificent!”
“I don’t want anything magnificent,” Mat told him. He did not want anything from the man, but by chance Beslan had seen Thom slipping into the stableyard of The Wandering Woman a little earlier. Thom had gone to keep Joline amused until Egeanin brought her sul’dam that evening, to settle her nerves and jolly her along with courtly manners, but there could have been any number of reasons for him to visit the inn. Well, maybe not that many, with it full of Seanchan, but several, surely. Only, Beslan had leaped to the reason like a duck leaping on a beetle, and he refused to be left out. “It will be enough if a few of your friends fire some of the stores the Seanchan have stockpiled on the Bay Road. After midnight, mind, as near as they can reckon it; better an hour later than any time before.” With any luck, he would be out of the city before midnight. “That will draw their attention away south, and you know losing stores will hurt them.”
“I said I would do it,” Beslan said sourly, “but you can’t say setting fires is exactly a grand gesture.”
Sitting back, Mat rested his hands on the bamboo-carved arms of the chair and frowned. He wanted to rest his hands, anyway, but his signet ring made a metallic clicking on the gilded wood as he tapped his fingers. “Beslan, you will be seen at an inn when those fires are set, won’t you?” The other man grimaced. “Beslan?”
Beslan flung up his hands. “I know; I know. I mustn’t endanger Mother. I’ll be seen. By midnight, I will be as drunk as an innkeeper’s husband! You can wager I’ll be seen! It just isn’t very heroic, Mat. I’m at war with the Seanchan whether or not Mother is.”
Mat tried not to sigh. He almost succeeded.
There was no way to hide the three Redarms moving horses out of the stables, of course. Twice that morning he noticed serving women handing coins to others, and both times the woman doing the handing over glared when she saw him. Even with Vanin and Harnan apparently still solidly ensconced in the long barracks room near the stables, the Palace knew that Mat Cauthon was leaving soon, and wagers were being paid already. He just had to make sure no one found out how soon before it was too late.
The wind picked up strength as the morning wore on, but he had Pips saddled and rode his endless circles in the Palace stableyard, huddling a little in his saddle and clutching his cloak close. He rode more slowly than usual, so Pips’ steel shoes made a lazy, plodding sound on the paving stones. Now and then he grimaced at the darkening clouds in the sky and shook his head. No, Mat Cauthon did not like being out in this weather. Mat Cauthon would be staying somewhere warm and dry until the skies cleared, yes, he would.
The sul’dam walking damane in their own circle in the stableyard knew he was leaving soon, too. Maybe the serving women did not talk directly to the Seanchan women, but what one woman knew was always known to every woman inside a mile soon enough. Wildfire did not run through dry woods as fast as gossip ran through women. A tall yellow-haired sul’dam glanced in his direction and shook her head. A short stout sul’dam laughed out loud, splitting a face as dark as any of the Sea Folk. He was just Tylin’s Toy.
The sul’dam did not concern him, but Teslyn did. For several days, until this morning, he had not seen her among the damane being exercised. Today the sul’dam let their cloaks fly with the wind, but the damane all held theirs tightly around them, except Teslyn’s gray cloak flapped this way and that, forgotten, and she stumbled a little where the pavement was uneven. Her eyes were wide and worried in that Aes Sedai face. Occasionally she darted a glance at the buxom black-haired sul’dam wearing the other end of her silver leash, and when she did, she licked her lips uncertainly.
A tightness settled in Mat’s belly. Where had the determination gone? If she was ready to knuckle under . . .
“Everything all right?” Vanin said when Mat dismounted and gave him Pips’ reins. Rain had begun to fall, cold fat drops, and the sul’dam were hurrying their charges inside, laughing and running to avoid getting wet. Some of the damane were laughing, too, a sound to chill Mat’s blood. Vanin took no chances anyone might wonder why they were standing in the rain to talk. The fat man bent to lift Pips’ left foreleg and study the hoof. “You look a mite more peaked than usual.”
“Everything is just fine,” Mat told him. The ache in his leg and hip gnawed like a tooth, but he was barely aware of it or of the quickening rain. Light, if Teslyn was cracking now . . . “Just remember. If you hear shouting inside the Palace tonight, or anything that sounds like trouble, you and Harnan don’t wait. You ride out right then and go find Olver. He’ll be—”
“I know where the little tyke’ll be.” Letting go of Pips’ leg and straightening, Vanin spat through one of the gaps in his teeth. Raindrops ran down his face.  You just take care of your piece of it and make sure your luck is working. Come on there, boy,” he added much more warmly to Pips. “I got some good oats for you. And a fine hot fish stew for me.”
Mat knew he should eat, too, but he felt as though he had swallowed a stone, and it did not leave room for food. Hobbling back up to Tylin’s apartments, he threw his damp cloak over a chair, and for a time stood staring at the corner where his black-hafted spear stood propped next to his unstrung bow. He planned to come back for the ashandarei at the last moment. The Blood should all be abed by the time he moved, and the servants, as well, with only the guards outside remaining awake, but he would not risk being seen with it before he had to. Even the Seanchan who called him Toy would take notice of him carrying a weapon through the halls in the middle of the night. He had meant to carry the bow, too. Good black yew was almost impossible to find outside the Two Rivers, and they cut it too short besides. Unstrung, a bow should be two hands taller than the man who would draw it. Maybe he should abandon it after all, though. He would need both hands to use the ashandarei, if it came to that, and the moment needed to drop the bow might be the moment that killed him.
“Everything will go according to plan,” he said aloud. Blood and ashes, he sounded as woolheaded as Beslan!  And almost as fool-witted. Luck was a very fine thing with the dice. Depending on luck other places could get a man dead.
Lying down on the bed, he propped one booted foot atop the other and lay studying the bow and the spear. With the door to the sitting room open, he could hear the cylinder-clock softly chime each hour away. Light, he needed his luck tonight.
The window light faded so slowly he almost got up to see whether the sun had stopped, but eventually gray light faded to purple twilight, then to full dark. The clock chimed twice, and then the only sounds were the drumming of the rain and the rush of the wind. Workmen who had been braving the weather would be downing tools to trudge home. No one came to light the lamps or tend the fires. No one expected him to be there, since he had slept in the bed the night before. The flames in the bedroom fireplace dwindled and died. Everything was in motion, now. Olver was snug in that old stable; it still had most of its roof. The clock sounded the first full hour of the night, and after no more than a week, four chimes for the second.
Rising from the bed, he felt his way into the pitch-dark sitting room and pulled open the hinged casement of one of the tall windows. The strong wind drove raindrops through the intricate white wrought-iron screen, quickly soaking his coat. The moon was hidden behind clouds, and the city was a mass of rain-shrouded darkness without even lightning to break it. All the street-lamps had apparently been extinguished by the rain and wind; the night would hide them when they left the Palace. And any patrol that saw them out in this weather would look twice.
Taking a seat on the edge of one of the bamboo-carved chairs, he propped his elbows on his knees and watched the clock above the dead fireplace. He could not see it in the darkness, but here, he could hear the steady tick. He remained motionless, though the single chime of another hour made him twitch. There was nothing now but to wait. In a little while, Egeanin would be introducing Joline to her sul’dam. If she really had been able to find three who would do as she claimed. If Joline did not panic when they first put the a’dam on her. Thom, Joline and the others from the inn would meet him just before he reached the Dal Eira. And if he did not reach it, Thom had gone ahead with carving his turnip; he was sure he could get them past the gates with his forged order. At least they had a chance, if it all fell apart. If. Too many ifs to think about, now. It was too late for that.
Ding, from the clock, like a piece of crystal tapped with a spoon. Ding. About now, Juilin would be making his way to his precious Thera, and with any luck Beslan was starting to drink hard at an inn somewhere. Drawing a deep breath, he stood in the blackness and checked his knives by feel, up his sleeves, beneath his coat, tucked into the turned-down tops of his boots, one hanging down inside the back of his collar. That done, he left the apartments. Too late for anything but beginning.
The empty hallways he walked along were only dimly lit. One stand lamp in three or four carried flames in front of the mirrors, little pools of light with pale shadows between that never quite reached darkness. His boots were loud on the floor tiles. They rang on the marble stairs. It was unlikely anyone at all would be awake this late, but if someone did see him, he must not look as if he were skulking. Tucking his thumbs behind his belt, he made himself saunter. It was no worse than stealing a pie from a kitchen window sill. Though, come to think of it, the spotty memories that remained of his boyhood seemed to contain getting half-skinned for that a time or two.
Stepping onto the columned walk that bordered the stable-yard, he turned up his collar against the wind-driven rain flying between the fluted white columns. Bloody rain! A man could drown in it, even when he had not really been outside yet. The wall-mounted lamps had blown out, except for the pair flanking the open gates, the only glowing spots in the pouring rain. He could not make out the guards outside the gates. The Seanchan squad would be as motionless as if it were a pleasant afternoon. Very likely the Ebou Dari, too; they did not like being shown up in any way. After a moment he retreated to the anteroom door, to avoid getting completely drenched. Nothing moved in the stableyard. Where were they?
Riders appeared in the gates, led by two men afoot carrying pole-lanterns. He could not count them in the rain, but they were too many. Would Seanchan messengers have lantern-bearers? Maybe, in this weather. Grimacing, he took another step back, into the anteroom. The thin light of a single stand-lamp behind him was enough to turn the night outside to a blanket of black, but he peered into it. In a few minutes, four heavily cloaked figures appeared, hurrying toward the door. If they were messengers, they would pass him by without a second glance.
“Your man Vanin is rude,” Egeanin announced, throwing back her hood as soon she was beyond the fluted columns. In the darkness, her face was just a shadow, but the coldness of her voice was sufficient to tell him what he would see before she stepped into the anteroom, forcing him to move back. Her brows were drawn down sharply, and her blue eyes were icy augers. A grim-faced Domon followed her, shaking rain from his cloak, and then a pair of sul’dam, one pale and yellow-haired, the other with long brown hair. He could not see much more since they stood with their heads down, studying the floor tiles in front of their feet. “You didn’t tell me she had two men with her,” Egeanin went on, peeling her gloves off. Odd, how she could make that drawl sound brisk.  “Or that Mistress Anan was coming. Luckily, I know how to adapt. Plans always need adapting, once the anchor is dry. Speaking of dry, have you been running around outside already?  Mat demanded, raking his hands through his hair. Light, it was wet! “I had everything laid out!” Why were those two sul’dam standing so still? If he had ever seen statues of reluctance, it was that pair. “Who are those others out there?”
“The people from the inn,” Egeanin said impatiently. “For one thing, I need a proper entourage to look right for any street patrols. Those two—Warders?—are muscular fellows; they make excellent lantern-bearers. For another, I didn’t want to risk missing them in this blow. Better that we are all together from the start.” Her head turned, following his glances at the sul’dam. “These are Seta Zarbey and Renna Emain. I suspect they hope you’ll forget those names after tonight.”
The pale woman flinched at the name Seta, which made the other Renna. Neither raised her head. What hold did Egeanin have on them, anyway? Not that it mattered. All that mattered was that they were here and ready to do what was necessary.
“No point standing here,” Mat said. “Let’s get on with it.” He let her changes in the plan go without further comment. After all, lying on that bed in Tylin’s apartments, he had decided to risk a change or two himself.


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Trump Campaign Ends Nevada Supreme Court Appeal over Election Process
The campaign has dismissed its own appeal so that a settlement could be submitted at the district court.
The campaign has dismissed its own appeal so that a settlement could be submitted at the district court.
The 2020 presidential election broke records for campaign spending with Joe Biden outstripping Donald Trump.
The campaign has dismissed its own appeal so that a settlement could be submitted at the district court.
The 2020 presidential election broke records for campaign spending with Joe Biden outstripping Donald Trump.
The campaign has dismissed its own appeal so that a settlement could be submitted at the district court.
The 2020 presidential election broke records for campaign spending with Joe Biden outstripping Donald Trump.
Four years of chaotic relations with President Donald Trump will soon be over, but a Biden Administration does not mean an end to the simmering U.S.-China confrontation.
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'We Moved To Canada in 2016 After Trump Won, We Won't Be Returning'
'I'm The 2020 Women's Chess Champion'
'We Moved To Canada in 2016 After Trump Won, We Won't Be Returning'
'I'm The 2020 Women's Chess Champion'
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The president-elect and the incumbent have received the two highest vote counts in U.S. election history.
The president-elect and the incumbent have received the two highest vote counts in U.S. election history.
The president-elect and the incumbent have received the two highest vote counts in U.S. election history.
The president-elect and the incumbent have received the two highest vote counts in U.S. election history.
The president-elect and the incumbent have received the two highest vote counts in U.S. election history.
The president-elect and the incumbent have received the two highest vote counts in U.S. election history.
The president-elect and the incumbent have received the two highest vote counts in U.S. election history.
The president-elect and the incumbent have received the two highest vote counts in U.S. election history.
With a reputation as one of Europe’s most connected, digitized, and innovative economies, the Netherlands recently overtook the UK as the top recipient of FDI inflows in Europe.
With a reputation as one of Europe’s most connected, digitized, and innovative economies, the Netherlands recently overtook the UK as the top recipient of FDI inflows in Europe.
Some quick example text to build on the card title and make up the bulk of the card's content.
Some quick example text to build on the card title and make up the bulk of the card's content.
The campaign has dismissed its own appeal so that a settlement could be submitted at the district court.
The 2020 presidential election broke records for campaign spending with Joe Biden outstripping Donald Trump.
The campaign has dismissed its own appeal so that a settlement could be submitted at the district court.
The 2020 presidential election broke records for campaign spending with Joe Biden outstripping Donald Trump.
The campaign has dismissed its own appeal so that a settlement could be submitted at the district court.
The 2020 presidential election broke records for campaign spending with Joe Biden outstripping Donald Trump.
The campaign has dismissed its own appeal so that a settlement could be submitted at the district court.
The 2020 presidential election broke records for campaign spending with Joe Biden outstripping Donald Trump.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo: ‘I Definitely Want to Be One of the Best Players to Ever Play’
by Marcel MutoniGiannis Antetokounmpo is determined to become “one of the best players to ever play.”
The NBA’s reigning MVP appears to be well on his way.

Per ESPN:
“I definitely want to be one of the best players to ever play, but in order for me to do that, I’ve got to be locked in every night,” Antetokounmpo told ESPN on Monday night, as he reflected on that initial trip here. “Because at the end of the day, if you don’t win, it doesn’t count. All the effort you spent, if you don’t win, it really doesn’t count.”
Antetokounmpo pushed through five offensive fouls and eight turnovers to finish with 33 points and 10 rebounds in the Milwaukee Bucks’ 115-101 win over the Bulls.
“I try to lock in and focus on what I’ve got to do. But yeah, previous years, like when I saw No. 23 — and not just 23, when I saw 33 — that was a guy I used to talk to a lot, Scottie,” Antetokounmpo said. “It definitely motivated me. [Chicago is] a great basketball city. It’s a city that Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen played in, so I had that extra juice in me.
“But now I’m just going out there and trying to win no matter what so you can just go back home and be happy.”
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2020 Evidence for base-driven alternation in Tgdaya Seediq. M.A. thesis. UCLA.
Feburary, 2020. Kuo, Jennifer. "Base-driven phonological reanalysis in Tgdaya Seediq." Poster presented at Berkeley Linguistics Society, UC Berkeley, California. [PDF]
August, 2019.Faytak, Matthew, Kuo, Jennifer, & Wang, Shun-jie. "Lingual articulation of the Suzhou Chinese labial fricative vowels." Talk presented by Matt Faytak at International Congress of Phonetic Sciences (ICPhS), Melbourne, Australia.
May, 2019. Faytak, Matthew & Kuo, Jennifer. "Trade-offs between labial and lingual activity in the Suzhou Chinese labial fricative vowels." Poster presented at 177th Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America (ASA), Louisville, KY, USA.
In Tgdaya Seediq, all forms of a verb paradigm suffer from some type of neutralization, such that no slot can be used to perfectly predeict the rest of the paradigm. Classic approaches to morphophonological analysis deal with this by setting up URs which combine information from multiple forms of the paradigm (Kenstowicz and Kisseberth, 1977). The alternate single surface-base approach, proposed by Albright (2002, et seq.), argues that URs must be based on a single slot (or suface allomorph) within the paradigm. For my MA , I used a corpus of verbs to show that Seediq verb paradigms have likely undergone restructuring based on the non-suffixed slots of the paradigm, consistent with the single surface-base hypothesis.
To test whether Seediq speakers will productively 'undo' neutralizations of non-suffixed base forms, I am utilizing a variant of the wug-test method (Berko, 1958); stimuli were not nonce-words, but rather ‘gapped forms’, or existing words in the Seediq lexicon which are never found in their suffixed forms. This method, though less common than wug-testing, was used out of respect for my Seediq consultants, who for cultural reasons did not want to work with nonce words.
Early results, based on pilot experiment with six subjects, suggest that speakers are able to productively extend some alternations.
I am working with James Stanford at Dartmouth College and Cathryn Yang at Yunnan Minzu University on sociolinguistic variation in Na (or Mosuo). Na is a rural language community with ~40,000 people, located mainly around Lugu Lake in Yunnan and Sichuan. The Na practice matrilineal inheritance with lifelong matrilocal residence. As such, variation in Na is of particular theoretical interest for examining Labov's classic gender principles of sound change (e.g., Labov 1966, 2001, Trudgill 1972, Wolfram 1969).
Preliminary results, based on word-list reading from 48 speakers, suggests that consistent with Labovian principles, Na women are leading sound changes in tone and vowel quality.


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Prince William And Duchess Kate Had A ‘Talk’ With Radio Host Who Joked About Princess Charlotte’s Handshake With Teacher
by Brent FurdykA BBC radio host who made a joke about Princess Charlotte on the air reveals her parents asked to have a “talk” with him about what he’d said.
Back in September, BBC Radio 1 host Greg James was discussing the princess’s first day of at the exclusive Thomas’s Battersea school, and commented on a photo of the youngster greeting her teacher with a handshake.
“Who the hell shakes hands with their teacher on the first day?” quipped James.
That remark came back to haunt him a few weeks later when the radio host accompanied BBC Radio 1’s Teen Heroes to meet Prince William and Duchess Kate at Kensington Palace.
“They were listening on the morning Charlotte went to school,” James told The Mirror.
“They said: ‘We were listening on the morning of little Charlotte’s first day, and we want to talk to you about the handshaking thing,’” James recalled. “I went: ‘Oh God, no!’”
He continued: “They’d heard me saying this school was so posh they had to shake hands with their teacher every day. They were not like that in my day. You were pleased if you got a smile.”
While James didn’t reveal precisely what the royal couple told him, he added: “I’m sure it’s all absolutely fine.”


Pixelizing your 3D game can give it a interesting look and possibly save you time by not having to create all of the pixel art by hand. Combine it with the posterization for a true retro look.
Feel free to adjust the pixel size. The bigger the pixel size, the blockier the image will be.
// ...
float x = int(gl_FragCoord.x) % pixelSize;
float y = int(gl_FragCoord.y) % pixelSize;
x = floor(pixelSize / 2.0) - x;
y = floor(pixelSize / 2.0) - y;
x = gl_FragCoord.x + x;
y = gl_FragCoord.y + y;
// ...
The technique works by mapping each fragment to the center of its closest, non-overlapping pixel-sized window. These windows are laid out in a grid over the input texture. The center-of-the-window fragments determine the color for the other fragments in their window.
Once you have determined the correct fragment coordinate to use, pull its color from the input texture and assign that to the fragment color.
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GatewayBOT06-Jun-19 04:43 AM
[telegram] <sanoek60> Hi Guys, i'm new here...
[telegram] <sanoek60> Just saw that my funds on Agama are gone ?
[telegram] <Costa2439> RSgD2cmm3niFRu2kwwtrEHoHMywJdkbkeF is the safety address
[telegram] <MisterErf> Can rewards still be claimed when using nano ledger wallet?
Yesterday, the npm, Inc. security team, in collaboration with Komodo, helped protect over $13 million USD in cryptocurrency assets as we found and responded to a malware threat targeting the users of...
GatewayBOT06-Jun-19 05:30 AM
[telegram] <ionstar> Interesting read. However, it means I probably didnt have to go through all kinds of hoops to move everything, since I was using native mode for 2 years and have never entered my seed in agama (as agama created my wallet basically). (re @polycryptoblog: https://blog.npmjs.org/post/185397814280/plot-to-steal-cryptocurrency-foiled-by-the-npm)
Yesterday, the npm, Inc. security team, in collaboration with Komodo, helped protect over $13 million USD in cryptocurrency assets as we found and responded to a malware threat targeting the users of...
[telegram] <ionstar> I'm still wondering though (not sure if i'm the only one experiencing this) is why the Verus version of agama does not want to close. It's always stuck on "App is closing. Please wait", where the original agama would close just fine.
Yesterday, the npm, Inc. security team, in collaboration with Komodo, helped protect over $13 million USD in cryptocurrency assets as we found and responded to a malware threat targeting the users of...
Komodo Platform and NPM team foil hacker's plan - Agama Security Incident https://t.co/z74qSdxfC8 @KomodoPlatform @Jl777News
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> As a precautionary measure in case of other possible issues that may be unbeknownst to us (re @ionstar: Interesting read. However, it means I probably didnt have to go through all kinds of hoops to move everything, since I was using native mode for 2 years and have never entered my seed in agama (as agama created my wallet basically).)
[telegram] <ionstar> I also realised something I didnt realise before, which is that the seed seems to only be referencing one address/wif. Agama (?) seems to prefer using new addresses for everything, every time you claim interest, etc. Which means that the original seed (the one you backed up) holds nothing anymore at some point. So basically you need to always make sure you request the wif of the new address if balances are sent to a new address. If I understand this correctly.
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Always get the wif of the address if you can to import in case your wallet gets corrupted
[telegram] <cryptodiddler> When did the KMD project first launch?
[telegram] <ionstar> That's what I get from this indeed. I always had the impression (from howto's/faq's, etc) that backing up the seed is important. However, if you use Agama, you have a wallet.dat which in itself holds (in my case) 30+ addresses. Just importing the seed only gives you the original address which has had zero balance for a very long time. (re @polycryptoblog: Always get the wif of the address if you can to import in case your wallet gets corrupted)
[telegram] <ionstar> Maybe this needs to be emphasized somewhere on the website (if it isnt already listed somewhere), because just having your seed is not equal to having a backup if you use agama and ths may have acquired multiple addresses over time.
GatewayBOT06-Jun-19 06:17 AM
[telegram] <ionstar> Is there a "bulk" checker available somewhere? Where you can enter a list of addresses and get KMD (and other asset) totals from?
GatewayBOT06-Jun-19 06:40 AM
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Majority of users use lite mode, for wallet.dat yes back up every address individually to be safe (re @ionstar: Maybe this needs to be emphasized somewhere on the website (if it isnt already listed somewhere), because just having your seed is not equal to having a backup if you use agama and ths may have acquired multiple addresses over time.)
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> dexstats.info If I remember right has one (re @ionstar: Is there a "bulk" checker available somewhere? Where you can enter a list of addresses and get KMD (and other asset) totals from?)
GatewayBOT06-Jun-19 06:52 AM
[telegram] <Ovidiu> I try to use agama by komodo 0.3.6b but the screen turns white when i acces it I also tried to use verus agama but i get that connection problem when i activate komodo lite I followed the steps to deactivate proxy but it is already off The conectivity issue remains
GatewayBOT06-Jun-19 07:03 AM
[telegram] <Damjan> Does the ledger-magnum stil work for claiming rewards?
GatewayBOT06-Jun-19 07:15 AM
[telegram] <djstanton> Yes (re @Damjan: Does the ledger-magnum stil work for claiming rewards?)
This is a video tutorial to claim KMD interest if you're using the Ledger hardware wallet. Follow this link for the written guide: https://support.chainzilla...
[telegram] <Damjan> This?
[telegram] <djstanton> Yep (re @Damjan: This?)
[telegram] <Damjan> Ok thanks...
[telegram] <Ovidiu>
[telegram] <Ovidiu> How can i see the adress and the amount so i can complete the form?
[telegram] <Acura360> you can check adreses and transactions here https://kmdexplorer.io/ (re @Ovidiu: How can i see the adress and the amount so i can complete the form?)
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GatewayBOT06-Jun-19 07:43 AM
[telegram] <Ovidiu> I found it When i complete the form i put my adress not the one where my funds left, right? (re @Acura360: you can check adreses and transactions here https://kmdexplorer.io/)
[telegram] <tele090> If no have acc in discord ? I need Register it for google claimeform ?
[telegram] <MisterErf> Happy to say, I got all my KMD out of agama and into a ledger. Thanks for the heads up and your care in this matter! Great job!
[telegram] <C_Sensei> In the claimform, i have to enter my original address or the one it was sent to?
[telegram] <R.> your adress. the adress from where your kmd have been withdrawed (re @C_Sensei: In the claimform, i have to enter my original address or the one it was sent to?)
[telegram] <tele090> Help help (re @tele090: If no have acc in discord ? I need Register it for google claimeform ?)
[telegram] <C_Sensei> Ok, thank you (re @R.: your adress. the adress from where your kmd have been withdrawed)
[telegram] <taurados> hi my money is gone it was transferred out to unknown adress yesterday :(
Yesterday, the npm, Inc. security team, in collaboration with Komodo, helped protect over $13 million USD in cryptocurrency assets as we found and responded to a malware threat targeting the users of...
Yesterday, the npm, Inc. security team, in collaboration with Komodo, helped protect over $13 million USD in cryptocurrency assets as we found and responded to a malware threat targeting the users of a cryptocurrency wallet called Agama.
This attack focused on getting a malicious package into the build chain for Agama and stealing the wallet seeds and other login passphrases used within the application.
The details
The attack was carried out by using a pattern that is becoming more and more popular; publishing a “useful” package (electron-native-notify) to npm, waiting until it was in use by the target, and then updating it to include a malicious payload.
The GitHub user sawlysawly published this commit on Mar 8th which added electron-native-notify ^1.1.5 as a dependency to the EasyDEX-GUI application (which is used as part of the Agama wallet).
The next version of electron-native-notify was published 15 days later and was the first version to include a malicious payload. Following that Agama version v0.3.5 was released on Apr 13.
GatewayBOT06-Jun-19 08:26 AM
[telegram] <tele090> For form if no discord acc at now i need create it ? (re @Matterbridge_kmdbot: [discord] <jl777c> all coins affected, the wallet was compromised)
GatewayBOT06-Jun-19 08:48 AM
[telegram] <Ovidiu> For the form i see we can use email instead of discord id
[telegram] <Ovidiu> Is sais discord id or valid email
GatewayBOT06-Jun-19 08:58 AM
[telegram] <tele090> Its good many not have discord
[telegram] <tele090> On googleform say write balance its mean all coins before hack ?(edited)
[telegram] <tele090> And i have 3 transaction
[telegram] <tele090> All 3 write ?
[telegram] <tele090> Need know format for input trx on form(edited)
[telegram] <tele090> TRx - trx- trx ?(edited)
[telegram] <tele090> Or its no matter
[telegram] <Ovidiu> Your kmd was in multiple adresses?
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GatewayBOT06-Jun-19 09:34 AM
[telegram] <tele090> Can i use binance or digiprice like new wallet ?
[telegram] <sanoek60> How I know my funds are in the safe wallet?
[telegram] <tele090> I have to same qestion
[telegram] <tele090> Its normal ? (re @tele090: I have this safu adress on kmd explorer tx but on agama not see it)
gcharang06-Jun-19 09:37 AM
tele090
binance and digipri have shutdown deposits and withdraws
GatewayBOT06-Jun-19 09:37 AM
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Check your address in the explorer, if your funds are still there you need to move them ASAP, if they have been moved check to see if they are in the address above. And fill out form
gcharang06-Jun-19 09:37 AM
How I know my funds are in the safe wallet
search in kmdexplorer.io if you can, or join discord and team members will help you verify
GatewayBOT06-Jun-19 09:40 AM
[telegram] <tele090> If coins move not safu adress and safu see on tx like fee adress ? Its mean my coins is safe ? And need fill form ? (re @polycryptoblog: Check your address in the explorer, if your funds are still there you need to move them ASAP, if they have been moved check to see if they are in the address above. And fill out form)
[telegram] <tele090> And i check i have 4 out tx(edited)
[telegram] <tele090> Its all write to form ?
GatewayBOT06-Jun-19 10:02 AM
[telegram] <frispan> Hi
[telegram] <frispan> After completing the form, does anyone know the rest ?


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As implemented in Apache 1.1.1 and earlier versions, the method Apache used to create PATH_INFO in the CGI environment was counterintuitive, and could result in crashes in certain cases. In Apache 1.2 and beyond, this behavior has changed. Although this results in some compatibility problems with certain legacy CGI applications, the Apache 1.2 behavior is still compatible with the CGI/1.1 specification, and CGI scripts can be easily modified (see below).
Apache 1.1.1 and earlier implemented the PATH_INFO and SCRIPT_NAME environment variables by looking at the filename, not the URL. While this resulted in the correct values in many cases, when the filesystem path was overloaded to contain path information, it could result in errant behavior. For example, if the following appeared in a config file:
Alias /cgi-ralph /usr/local/httpd/cgi-bin/user.cgi/ralph
In this case, user.cgi
is the CGI script, the "/ralph"
is information to be passed onto the CGI. If this configuration was in
place, and a request came for "/cgi-ralph/script/
", the
code would set PATH_INFO to "/ralph/script
", and
SCRIPT_NAME to "/cgi-
". Obviously, the latter is
incorrect. In certain cases, this could even cause the server to
crash.
Apache 1.2 and later now determine SCRIPT_NAME and PATH_INFO by
looking directly at the URL, and determining how much of the URL is
client-modifiable, and setting PATH_INFO to it. To use the above
example, PATH_INFO would be set to "/script
", and
SCRIPT_NAME to "/cgi-ralph
". This makes sense and results
in no server behavior problems. It also permits the script to be
guaranteed that
"http://$SERVER_NAME:$SERVER_PORT$SCRIPT_NAME$PATH_INFO
"
will always be an accessible URL that points to the current script,
something which was not necessarily true with previous versions of
Apache.
However, the "/ralph
"
information from the Alias
directive is lost. This is
unfortunate, but we feel that using the filesystem to pass along this
sort of information is not a recommended method, and a script making
use of it "deserves" not to work. Apache 1.2b3 and later, however, do
provide a workaround.
It may be necessary for a script that was designed for earlier versions of Apache or other servers to need the information that the old PATH_INFO variable provided. For this purpose, Apache 1.2 (1.2b3 and later) sets an additional variable, FILEPATH_INFO. This environment variable contains the value that PATH_INFO would have had with Apache 1.1.1.
A script that wishes to work with both Apache 1.2 and earlier versions can simply test for the existence of FILEPATH_INFO, and use it if available. Otherwise, it can use PATH_INFO. For example, in Perl, one might use:
$path_info = $ENV{'FILEPATH_INFO'} || $ENV{'PATH_INFO'};
By doing this, a script can work with all servers supporting the CGI/1.1 specification, including all versions of Apache.


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AI Algorithm Engineer (Senior)(Full-time)
Research on On-Device AI models; Design and implement custom operators for neural networks to accelerate On-Device AI models;
Implemented machine learning algorithms for domain detection and task re-ranking in Huawei’s voice assistant (Xiaoyi);
Applied for 3 patents; 1 for dialogue system (published) and 2 for On-Device AI (submitted).
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Algorithm Engineer Intern
Focused on optical character recognition algorithms for train tickets.


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| synchronous | Boolean | false | Load resources and execute message subscribers synchronously |
| handleExceptions | Boolean | true | Handle exceptions within the framework |
| loadStrategy | String | adhoc | Name of the registered load strategy to use |
| events | [String] | See reference | Array of ordered event names to execute in the pane rendering pipeline |


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The NPO Score is a score given to all NPOs registered on NPO Core. It basically helps rate how good/active of an organization you are on NPO Core.
The higher the better. The higher your NPO Score, the higher you will be listed on the organizations page. This will give your organization much more reach to casual users, and will hopefully bring better results!
The NPO Score is a score based on scale from 0-100, and all NPOs on NPO Score start at a medium of 50.


This document describes the JSR 362 Portlet Specification 3.0 Technology Compatibility Kit (TCK). The TCK helps portal vendors test compatibility with the Portlet Specification by providing test cases that prove compliance with the specification.
The TCK implements the assertions contained in the JSR 362 TCK Assertions document.
The README.txt file contained in the project base directory explains how the TCK can be used.
This is a work in progress and is subject to change at any time.
Change History:


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load puzzle_tags %} {% block content %}
A mysterious list of puzzles has appeared on the internet! If you can solve them, you could win prizes and bragging rights!*.
*there are no prizes
The hunt {% if hunt_is_over %}began{% else %}will begin{% endif %} on {% format_time start_time '%B %-d, %Y at %-I:%M %p %Z' %}, and {% if hunt_is_over %}ended{% else %}it will end{% endif %} {% days_between start_time end_time %} days later on {% format_time end_time '%B %-d, %Y at %-I:%M %p %Z' %}.
This {% if hunt_is_closed %}was{% else %}is{% endif %} a puzzlehunt run by FIXME. {# It is the follow-up to the previous FIXME Puzzle Hunts. #} {% if not hunt_is_closed %} Registration is open! Be sure to check out the rules and FAQ for more information. {% endif %}


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- generateFaceData() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Generate Face Data for color map and infrared map
- getBodyTrackImage() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get BodyTracking as PImage 512 x 424
- getBodyTrackUser() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get Independent Body Index Track
- getColorChannelBuffer() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get the color channel buffer, 3 channels, 1920 x 1080 x 3 from [0-1]
transform to a float array with .array(), or get values with get(index)
Ideal method for load level openGL calls
- getColorImage() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get Color Image as PImage 1920 x 1080
- getDepth256Image() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get Depth 256 strip data 512 x 424
- getDepthImage() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get Depth Image as PImage 512 x 424
- getDepthMaskImage() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get Depth Mask Image, outline color of the users.
- getFaceData() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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- getHDFaceVertex() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Obtain Vertex positions corresponding the HD Color frame
- getHighThresholdDepthPC() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get Threshold Depth Value Z from Point Cloud Default 1.9
- getInfraredImage() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get InfraredImage as PImage 512 x 424
- getInfraredLongExposureImage() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get Long Exposure Infrared Image as PImage 512 x 424
- getLowThresholdDepthPC() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get Threshold Depth Value Z from Point Cloud Default 1.9
- getMapDepthToColor() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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- getNumOfUsers() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get the Number of currently track users based on the Body Track frame
- getPointCloudColorPos() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get Point Cloud Color Positions as a FloatBuffer, transform to a float array with .array(), or get values with get(index)
- getPointCloudDepthImage() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get Point cloud Depth Image
- getPointCloudDepthPos() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get Point Cloud Depth Map as FloatBuffer, transform to a float array with .array(), or get values with get(index)
- getRawBodyTrack() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get Raw BodyTracking Data 512 x 424
- getRawColor() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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- getRawDepth256Data() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Obtain the raw depth data values in mm from 0 to 256
Data based on the getDepth256Image
- getRawDepthData() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Obtain the raw depth data values in mm from 0 to 4500
- getSkeleton3d() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get Skeleton as Joints with Positions and Tracking states in 3D, (x,y,z)
joint and orientation, Skeleton up to 6 users
- getSkeletonColorMap() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get Skeleton as Joints with Positions and Tracking states base on color
Image,
- getSkeletonDepthMap() - Method in class KinectPV2.Device
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Get Skeleton as Joints with Positions and Tracking states base on Depth
Image, Skeleton with only (x, y) skeleton position mapped to the depth
Image, get z value from the Depth Image.


Tottenham Hotspur boss Jose Moruinho 'to move for Gareth Bale'
Tottenham Hotspur boss Jose Mourinho is allegedly open to signing Real Madrid forward Gareth Bale in one of the upcoming transfer windows.
by Darren PlantAfter being brought in as a replacement for Mauricio Pochettino, Mourinho is expected to be handed significant funds to strengthen his first-team squad.
According to AS, that could result in an approach being made for Bale, who will be allowed to leave the Bernabeu for the right price.
The Wales international enjoyed a hugely impressive spell with Spurs before linking up with the Spanish giants in 2013.
The report claims that Mourinho is motivated to get the best out of the 30-year-old after witnessing the attacker fall out of favour under Zinedine Zidane.
Bale still has over two-and-a-half years remaining on his contract at Los Blancos.
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Please describe what arrangements have been made for the support of the child (ren)? {% if child_support_in_order_reason_error %}{% include 'partials/required.html' with inline=True %}{% endif %} {% input_field type="textarea" name="child_support_in_order_reason" class="other-textbox response-textarea form-control" tabindex="-1" maxlength="500" rows="3" %}
A document that sets out how you and your spouse have agreed to deal with matters like parenting support and property after you separate (Provincial family law calls it an agreement). There's no official form to use for drafting up a separation agreement.
If you wish to file your separation agreement the parts of the agreement that deal with parenting and support can be enforced as if they were in a court order. More information on how to file your agreement can be found on the Family Law website.
Parenting arrangements
If you and your spouse (married or unmarried) have dependent children (usually under age 19), you need to make arrangements for taking care of the children when you separate. Parenting arrangements include:
Please note - When entering your answer make sure you insert a line break (click the ENTER / RETURN key on the keyboard) between each arrangement that has been made.
For example:
{% input_field type="textarea" name="what_parenting_arrangements" class="response-textarea form-control" maxlength="20000" rows="7"%}Claimant 1 and Claimant 2 share parenting time of the children, Sally Johal and Lawerence Johal equally.
The children spend one week with claimant 1 and then one week with claimant 2.
We each make day-to-day decisions about the children when they're with us.
You need to include each of the orders you want pertaining to guardianship, parental responsibilities and parenting time, and contact with the child. You will need to write them as if a Judge is telling you to do it. If you are not sure how to phrase what you are asking for, you can refer to sections "C" and "D" of the Supreme Court Family Order Pick List which sets out standard terms for most of the usual orders made in family cases.
Please note - When entering your answer make sure you insert a line break (click the ENTER / RETURN key on the keyboard) between each arrangement that has been made.
For example:
{% input_field type="textarea" name="order_respecting_arrangement" class="response-textarea form-control" maxlength="20000" rows="7"%}Claimant 1 and Claimant 2 will share parenting time equally between them.
Claimant 1 and Claimant 2 will share equally all of the s. 41 parental responsibilities for the children under s.40(2) of the Family Law Act.
Child support is determined according to the federal government’s child support guidelines . If you're not sure how to write what you are asking for, you can refer to section "G3" of the The Supreme Court Family Order Pick List which sets out standard terms for most of the usual orders made in family cases. Refer to the fact sheet Child Support by the Legal Services Society for more information.
Please note - When entering your answer make sure you insert a line break (click the ENTER / RETURN key on the keyboard) between each item that you are asking for.
For example:
{% input_field type="textarea" name="order_for_child_support" class="response-textarea form-control" maxlength="20000" rows="7"%}PARTYNAME will pay to PARTYNAME the sum of $ AMOUNT per month for the support of the child(ren), commencing on STARTDATE and continuing on the [1st, 15th, 31,st etc.] day of each and every month thereafter, for as long as the child(ren) is / are eligible for support under the Family Law Act or until further agreement of the parties or Court order.
Ok, you may be thinking, how the heck am I supposed to know which act (a written law) applies. Let's see if we can help you identify which act best fits with your circumstances/situation.
The Family Law Act and the Divorce Act overlap in some areas but not others. The Divorce Act applies only if you're married but the Family Law Act can apply to both married and unmarried couples. Even if you are getting a divorce, you must apply under the Family Law Act for the division of property or debts, a family law protection order, or orders related to guardianship. The Divorce Act does not deal with these.
There are big differences in how the Divorce Act and the Family Law Act deal with some issues, especially parenting. For more information, see the fact sheet Parenting apart and the other fact sheets it links to.
Still have questions? - Get Help
If you're still not sure as to which act applies to your situation please refer to the Get Help section for a list of resources you can turn to for additional support.
What does the law mean by “best interests of the child”?
The “best interests of the child” is a legal test used to decide what would best protect your child’s physical, psychological, and emotional safety, security and well-being. To determine what is in the child’s best interests when making parenting arrangements, you must consider factors including:
When you make an agreement about parenting arrangements after a separation, the law says you must only consider the child’s best interests. And if you go to court, the judge can only consider the child’s best interests in making parenting orders. For more information on the best interests of the child please refer to the Family Law in B.C. website.
The benefits of using both courts (Provincial Court, Supreme Court)
In some situations, you may find it best to use both courts. You could get most of your orders in Provincial Court, and then just apply for your divorce order in Supreme Court. (You could also choose to make an agreement about parenting, support, and property and then just apply to the Supreme Court for a divorce.) This approach might save you money and time, especially if you and your spouse agree on what should be done.
On the other hand, it could make things more complicated to have to deal with two different courts. It can also be a problem if you ask more than one court to deal with issues about parenting and support.
What should I consider when determining parenting arrangements?
If you and your spouse (married or unmarried) have dependent children (usually under age 19), you need to make arrangements for taking care of the children when you separate. Parenting arrangements include:


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Table of Contents
Downloading the program
- Click the download button above, it will open a page with the latest release of the program
- From the release page, download the ChecklistProgram.zip file
- Extract the zip file into any folder, the contents of the folder should look like the image below
Creating the configuration spreadsheets.
Before we can begin using the Checklist program, we need to supply the program a spreadsheet of zip codes to sort by.
The list of all location and their zip codes can usually be obtained from your Hub Industrial Engineer.
At SEWA, we have 6 different spreadsheets that contain zip codes and pallet location for 6 different destinations. For example, let say we have trailers going to locations four different destinations A, B, C, and D. We would then compile lists of the pallets that need to get loaded into each trailer(s). List A would only contain all the pallets that need to get activated and loaded onto the trailer(s) going to destination A. This would get repeated for destinations B, C, and D respectively.
Each of these lists, should be in the format shown below.
- The first column should have the pallet's destination name, this is the same name that is printed on the sticker when the pallet is activated.
- The second column should have the zip code of the pallet. If the pallet has no zip code, then the 4 digit destination code is sufficient
- The third column should have the physical pallet location
In short, the zip codes on the spreadsheet should match the zip codes found on SSP and the UCR (Unshipped Container Report).
After creating the spreadsheet of all pallet locations. It's now time to save this spreadsheet. When saving this spreadsheet, you will need to adjust the save options. On the save file dialog window, change the "Save as type:" option to CSV (Comma delimited) (*.csv) as shown below.
Adjusting program settings
To adjust the program settings, click the red gear icon in the top right.
This will bring up the settings window, from which you will select the add new config button.
You should now see the Add New Config window.
From here you want to hit the Choose file buttons and choose the CSV file that was prepared in the Creating the configuration spreadsheets section of this page.
For the second box, input a name for the output excel file name. Do not include the extension (e.g. .xls or .xlsx)
For the third box, you now need to input the route(s) that the program needs to reference. The route should be the code you see on the I column on a Unshipped Container Report. You want to match the route code to your destination. You are able to input multiple route codes into this box as long they are separated by commas.
You will need to add additional Configs for all of your destinations if there are multiple.
The current config here at SEWA looks like this:
NOTE: Some information in the image above is blurred out for security reasons.
Any of the information above is editable by double clicking on the data cell. After changing data, press enter and close the window for the config to take affect. You do not need to restart the program after changing the config.
Running the Checklist Program
Running the program is pretty strait forward. The first thing you will want to do is download the Unshipped Container Report in the XLS format.
Head over to P2 and hover over the reports buttons and click Hub. Then you will get a list of available reports. You want to select the Unshipped Containers report from that list.
From there you will see a page that looks like this:
The location box should show you current facility. Change the Format Type to XLS if not already and hit the Run Report Button.
This will open/download a Excel spreadsheet of the Report. You want to keep track of where this file is saved or you can open and save the file to a different location at your convenience.
You will now want to open the Checklist Program and select the green Open Excel File button. The program will prompt you for a file. You want to select the Unshipped Container Report you saved previously.
If everything went well, The pallet checklists should open up automatically.


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Panda3D
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This is a set of zero or more ParametricCurves, which may or may not be related. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| __init__ () | |
| __init__ (const ParametricCurveCollection) | |
| addCurve (ParametricCurve curve) | |
| Adds a new ParametricCurve to the collection. More... | |
| addCurve (ParametricCurve curve, int index) | |
| Adds a new ParametricCurve to the collection at the indicated index. More... | |
| int | addCurves (PandaNode node) |
| Adds all the curves found in the scene graph rooted at the given node. More... | |
| bool | adjustHpr (float t, const LVecBase3 xyz) |
| Adjust the HPR curve at the indicated time to the new value. More... | |
| bool | adjustHpr (float t, float h, float p, float r) |
| Adjust the HPR curve at the indicated time to the new value. More... | |
| bool | adjustXyz (float t, const LVecBase3 xyz) |
| Adjust the XYZ curve at the indicated time to the new value. More... | |
| bool | adjustXyz (float t, float x, float y, float z) |
| Adjust the XYZ curve at the indicated time to the new value. More... | |
| clear () | |
| Removes all ParametricCurves from the collection. More... | |
| clearTimewarps () | |
| Removes all the timewarp curves from the collection. More... | |
| bool | evaluate (float t, LMatrix4 result, CoordinateSystem cs) |
| Computes the transform matrix representing translation to the position indicated by the first XYZ curve in the collection and the rotation indicated by the first HPR curve in the collection, after t has been modified by all the timewarp curves in the collection applied in sequence, from back to front. More... | |
| bool | evaluate (float t, LVecBase3 xyz, LVecBase3 hpr) |
| Computes the position and rotation represented by the first XYZ and HPR curves in the collection at the given point t, after t has been modified by all the timewarp curves in the collection applied in sequence, from back to front. More... | |
| bool | evaluateHpr (float t, LVecBase3 hpr) |
| Computes only the HPR part of the curves. More... | |
| float | evaluateT (float t) |
| Determines the value of t that should be passed to the XYZ and HPR curves, after applying the given value of t to all the timewarps. More... | |
| bool | evaluateXyz (float t, LVecBase3 xyz) |
| Computes only the XYZ part of the curves. More... | |
| faceForward (float segments_per_unit) | |
| Discards the existing HPR curve and generates a new one that looks in the direction of travel along the XYZ curve, based on the XYZ curve's tangent at each point. More... | |
| ParametricCurve | getCurve (int index) |
| Returns the nth ParametricCurve in the collection. More... | |
| list | getCurves () |
| ParametricCurve | getDefaultCurve () |
| If there is an XYZ curve in the collection, returns it; otherwise, returns the first curve whose type is unspecified. More... | |
| ParametricCurve | getHprCurve () |
| Returns the first HPR curve in the collection, if any, or NULL if there are none. More... | |
| float | getMaxT () |
| Returns the maximum T value associated with the last curve in the collection. More... | |
| int | getNumCurves () |
| Returns the number of ParametricCurves in the collection. More... | |
| int | getNumTimewarps () |
| Returns the number of timewarp curves in the collection. More... | |
| ParametricCurve | getTimewarpCurve (int n) |
| Returns the nth timewarp curve in the collection. More... | |
| list | getTimewarpCurves () |
| ParametricCurve | getXyzCurve () |
| Returns the first XYZ curve in the collection, if any, or NULL if there are none. More... | |
| bool | hasCurve (ParametricCurve curve) |
| Returns true if the indicated ParametricCurve appears in this collection, false otherwise. More... | |
| insertCurve (int index, ParametricCurve curve) | |
| Adds a new ParametricCurve to the collection at the indicated index. More... | |
| makeEven (float max_t, float segments_per_unit) | |
| Discards all existing timewarp curves and recomputes a new timewarp curve that maps distance along the curve to parametric time, so that the distance between any two points in parametric time is proportional to the approximate distance of those same two points along the XYZ curve. More... | |
| output (Ostream out) | |
| Writes a brief one-line description of the ParametricCurveCollection to the indicated output stream. More... | |
| bool | recompute () |
| Ensures all the curves are freshly computed and up-to-date. More... | |
| removeCurve (int index) | |
| Removes the indicated ParametricCurve from the collection, by its index number. More... | |
| bool | removeCurve (ParametricCurve curve) |
| Removes the indicated ParametricCurve from the collection. More... | |
| resetMaxT (float max_t) | |
| Adjusts the apparent length of the curve by applying a new timewarp that maps the range [0..max_t] to the range [0..get_max_t()]. More... | |
| setCurve (int index, ParametricCurve curve) | |
| Replaces the indicated ParametricCurve from the collection, by its index number. More... | |
| bool | stitch (const ParametricCurveCollection a, const ParametricCurveCollection b) |
| Regenerates this curve as one long curve: the first curve connected end-to- end with the second one. More... | |
| write (Ostream out, int indent_level) | |
| Writes a complete multi-line description of the ParametricCurveCollection to the indicated output stream. More... | |
| bool | writeEgg (Filename filename, CoordinateSystem cs) |
| Writes an egg description of all the nurbs curves in the collection to the specified output file. More... | |
| bool | writeEgg (Ostream out, const Filename filename, CoordinateSystem cs) |
| Writes an egg description of all the nurbs curves in the collection to the specified output stream. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from ReferenceCount | |
| int | getRefCount () |
| Returns the current reference count. More... | |
| ref () | |
| Explicitly increments the reference count. More... | |
| bool | testRefCountIntegrity () |
| Does some easy checks to make sure that the reference count isn't completely bogus. More... | |
| bool | testRefCountNonzero () |
| Does some easy checks to make sure that the reference count isn't zero, or completely bogus. More... | |
| bool | unref () |
| Explicitly decrements the reference count. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
| ParametricCurve | curves [] |
| Returns the nth ParametricCurve in the collection. More... | |
| ParametricCurve | default_curve |
| If there is an XYZ curve in the collection, returns it; otherwise, returns the first curve whose type is unspecified. More... | |
| ParametricCurve | hpr_curve |
| Returns the first HPR curve in the collection, if any, or NULL if there are none. More... | |
| float | max_t |
| Returns the maximum T value associated with the last curve in the collection. More... | |
| ParametricCurve | timewarp_curves [] |
| Returns the nth timewarp curve in the collection. More... | |
| ParametricCurve | xyz_curve |
| Returns the first XYZ curve in the collection, if any, or NULL if there are none. More... | |
| Public Attributes inherited from ReferenceCount | |
| int | ref_count |
| The current reference count. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Public Member Functions inherited from ReferenceCount | |
| static TypeHandle | getClassType () |
This is a set of zero or more ParametricCurves, which may or may not be related.
If they are related, the set should contain no more than one XYZ curve, no more than one HPR curve, and zero or more Timewarp curves, which can then be evaluated as a unit to return a single transformation matrix for a given unit of time.
| __init__ | ( | ) |
| __init__ | ( | const | ParametricCurveCollection | ) |
| addCurve | ( | ParametricCurve | curve | ) |
Adds a new ParametricCurve to the collection.
| addCurve | ( | ParametricCurve | curve, |
| int | index | ||
| ) |
Adds a new ParametricCurve to the collection at the indicated index.
| int addCurves | ( | PandaNode | node | ) |
Adds all the curves found in the scene graph rooted at the given node.
Returns the number of curves found.
| bool adjustHpr | ( | float | t, |
| const LVecBase3 | xyz | ||
| ) |
Adjust the HPR curve at the indicated time to the new value.
The curve shape will change correspondingly. Returns true if successful, false if unable to make the adjustment for some reason.
| bool adjustHpr | ( | float | t, |
| float | h, | ||
| float | p, | ||
| float | r | ||
| ) |
Adjust the HPR curve at the indicated time to the new value.
The curve shape will change correspondingly. Returns true if successful, false if unable to make the adjustment for some reason.
| bool adjustXyz | ( | float | t, |
| const LVecBase3 | xyz | ||
| ) |
Adjust the XYZ curve at the indicated time to the new value.
The curve shape will change correspondingly. Returns true if successful, false if unable to make the adjustment for some reason.
| bool adjustXyz | ( | float | t, |
| float | x, | ||
| float | y, | ||
| float | z | ||
| ) |
Adjust the XYZ curve at the indicated time to the new value.
The curve shape will change correspondingly. Returns true if successful, false if unable to make the adjustment for some reason.
| clear | ( | ) |
Removes all ParametricCurves from the collection.
| clearTimewarps | ( | ) |
Removes all the timewarp curves from the collection.
| bool evaluate | ( | float | t, |
| LMatrix4 | result, | ||
| CoordinateSystem | cs | ||
| ) |
Computes the transform matrix representing translation to the position indicated by the first XYZ curve in the collection and the rotation indicated by the first HPR curve in the collection, after t has been modified by all the timewarp curves in the collection applied in sequence, from back to front.
Returns true if the point is valid (i.e. t is within the bounds indicated by all the timewarp curves and within the bounds of the curves themselves), or false otherwise.
Computes the position and rotation represented by the first XYZ and HPR curves in the collection at the given point t, after t has been modified by all the timewarp curves in the collection applied in sequence, from back to front.
Returns true if the point is valid (i.e. t is within the bounds indicated by all the timewarp curves and within the bounds of the curves themselves), or false otherwise.
| bool evaluateHpr | ( | float | t, |
| LVecBase3 | hpr | ||
| ) |
Computes only the HPR part of the curves.
See evaluate().
| float evaluateT | ( | float | t | ) |
Determines the value of t that should be passed to the XYZ and HPR curves, after applying the given value of t to all the timewarps.
Return -1.0f if the value of t exceeds one of the timewarps' ranges.
| bool evaluateXyz | ( | float | t, |
| LVecBase3 | xyz | ||
| ) |
Computes only the XYZ part of the curves.
See evaluate().
| faceForward | ( | float | segments_per_unit | ) |
Discards the existing HPR curve and generates a new one that looks in the direction of travel along the XYZ curve, based on the XYZ curve's tangent at each point.
| ParametricCurve getCurve | ( | int | index | ) |
Returns the nth ParametricCurve in the collection.
| list getCurves | ( | ) |
| ParametricCurve getDefaultCurve | ( | ) |
If there is an XYZ curve in the collection, returns it; otherwise, returns the first curve whose type is unspecified.
Returns NULL if no curve meets the criteria.
| ParametricCurve getHprCurve | ( | ) |
Returns the first HPR curve in the collection, if any, or NULL if there are none.
| float getMaxT | ( | ) |
Returns the maximum T value associated with the last curve in the collection.
Normally, this will be either the XYZ or HPR curve, or a timewarp curve.
| int getNumCurves | ( | ) |
Returns the number of ParametricCurves in the collection.
| int getNumTimewarps | ( | ) |
Returns the number of timewarp curves in the collection.
| ParametricCurve getTimewarpCurve | ( | int | n | ) |
Returns the nth timewarp curve in the collection.
| list getTimewarpCurves | ( | ) |
| ParametricCurve getXyzCurve | ( | ) |
Returns the first XYZ curve in the collection, if any, or NULL if there are none.
| bool hasCurve | ( | ParametricCurve | curve | ) |
Returns true if the indicated ParametricCurve appears in this collection, false otherwise.
| insertCurve | ( | int | index, |
| ParametricCurve | curve | ||
| ) |
Adds a new ParametricCurve to the collection at the indicated index.
| makeEven | ( | float | max_t, |
| float | segments_per_unit | ||
| ) |
Discards all existing timewarp curves and recomputes a new timewarp curve that maps distance along the curve to parametric time, so that the distance between any two points in parametric time is proportional to the approximate distance of those same two points along the XYZ curve.
segments_per_unit represents the number of segments to take per each unit of parametric time of the original XYZ curve.
The new timewarp curve (and thus, the apparent range of the collection) will range from 0 to max_t.
| output | ( | Ostream | out | ) |
Writes a brief one-line description of the ParametricCurveCollection to the indicated output stream.
| bool recompute | ( | ) |
Ensures all the curves are freshly computed and up-to-date.
Returns true if everything is valid, false if at least one curve is incorrect.
| removeCurve | ( | int | index | ) |
Removes the indicated ParametricCurve from the collection, by its index number.
| bool removeCurve | ( | ParametricCurve | curve | ) |
Removes the indicated ParametricCurve from the collection.
Returns true if the curve was removed, false if it was not a member of the collection.
| resetMaxT | ( | float | max_t | ) |
Adjusts the apparent length of the curve by applying a new timewarp that maps the range [0..max_t] to the range [0..get_max_t()].
After this call, the curve collection will contain one more timewarp curve, and get_max_t() will return the given max_t value.
| setCurve | ( | int | index, |
| ParametricCurve | curve | ||
| ) |
Replaces the indicated ParametricCurve from the collection, by its index number.
| bool stitch | ( | const ParametricCurveCollection | a, |
| const ParametricCurveCollection | b | ||
| ) |
Regenerates this curve as one long curve: the first curve connected end-to- end with the second one.
Either a or b may be the same as 'this'. This will lose any timewarps on the input curves.
Returns true if successful, false on failure.
| write | ( | Ostream | out, |
| int | indent_level | ||
| ) |
Writes a complete multi-line description of the ParametricCurveCollection to the indicated output stream.
| bool writeEgg | ( | Filename | filename, |
| CoordinateSystem | cs | ||
| ) |
Writes an egg description of all the nurbs curves in the collection to the specified output file.
Returns true if the file is successfully written.
| bool writeEgg | ( | Ostream | out, |
| const Filename | filename, | ||
| CoordinateSystem | cs | ||
| ) |
Writes an egg description of all the nurbs curves in the collection to the specified output stream.
Returns true if the file is successfully written.
| ParametricCurve curves[] |
Returns the nth ParametricCurve in the collection.
| ParametricCurve default_curve |
If there is an XYZ curve in the collection, returns it; otherwise, returns the first curve whose type is unspecified.
Returns NULL if no curve meets the criteria.
| ParametricCurve hpr_curve |
Returns the first HPR curve in the collection, if any, or NULL if there are none.
| float max_t |
Returns the maximum T value associated with the last curve in the collection.
Normally, this will be either the XYZ or HPR curve, or a timewarp curve.
| ParametricCurve timewarp_curves[] |
Returns the nth timewarp curve in the collection.
| ParametricCurve xyz_curve |
Returns the first XYZ curve in the collection, if any, or NULL if there are none.


English FA Investigate Alleged Sectarian Chants Aimed At James McClean During Barnsley Match
by The PA TeamThe English Football Association have launched an investigation after James McClean was allegedly targeted with sectarian chanting by Barnsley fans.
The Republic of Ireland international was said to have been targeted during Stoke City’s 4-2 win over Barnsley at Oakwell on Saturday afternoon. According to the Daily Mail, a small section of supporters regularly booed McClean and songs containing the words ‘f**k the Pope and the IRA’ were heard being sung during the game.
The Mail report that the incident was noted by the match official and the FA is now investigating the matter.
The Championship fixture was played on the day before Remembrance Sunday, when the United Kingdom pays respect to those who lost their lives serving in the British military during both world wars and other conflicts.
McClean has chosen not to wear the Remembrance Day poppy during his time in English football and has faced abuse from some supporters as a result. The 31-year-old has even received death threats for his stance.
McClean has said he won’t wear the poppy due to the actions of the British Army on Bloody Sunday in his native Derry in 1972.
In 2015, he eloquently explained his stance in an open letter to fans of his former club West Brom.
“We are coming up to Remembrance Day and I won’t wear a poppy on my shirt. People say I am being disrespectful but don’t ask why I choose not to wear it.”
“If the poppy was simply about World War One and Two victims alone, I’d wear it without a problem. I would wear it every day of the year if that was the thing but it doesn’t, it stands for all the conflicts that Britain has been involved in. Because of the history where I come from in Derry, I cannot wear something that represents that.”


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smartiniongithub.github.com
Test pages for a little style refresh on Grails 3.1.x default pages (at different working stages)
Static pages, saved from a running Grails webapp:
Grails-3.0.x
:
Home Page
, the usual style (up to Grails-3.0.x)
List page for an empty Domain class
, the usual style (up to Grails-3.0.x)
Grails-3.1.x
, proposal at various stages:
2015-12-09: initial proposal for new styles -
Home Page
2015-12-22: refactoring of css but styles unchanged
Home Page
Bar Controller
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Foo List
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Foo Create
2015-12-27: merge initial changes and remove original styles (no flex no scaffold styes at the moment)
Home Page
Bar Controller
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Foo List
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Foo Create
2015-12-29: start using flexbox layout, but no scaffold styes at the moment
Home Page
Bar Controller
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Foo List
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Foo Create
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Foo Show (just created)
2015-12-31: continue with flexbox layout, cleanup, fix error pages, scaffold styes with a little cleanup at the moment
Home Page
Bar Controller
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Foo List
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Foo Create
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Foo Show (just created)
Error
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Page Not Found
2016-01-02: merge scaffold styes and add scaffold mobile specific styles
Home Page
Bar Controller
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Foo List
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Foo List (Foo just deleted)
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Foo Create
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Foo Show (Just Created)
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Foo Show
Error
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Page Not Found
2016-01-14: update styles with postcss (-cli version) and its autoprefixer plugin
Home Page
Bar Controller
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Bar Controller (only div tags)
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Foo List
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Foo Create
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Foo Show
Error
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Page Not Found
2016-01-17: cleanup prefixes, add some tweaks, merge all stuff in original files (removed lib folder under stylesheets)
Home Page
Bar Controller
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Foo List
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Foo List (Foo just deleted)
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Foo List (with pagination)
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Foo Create
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Foo Show (Foo just created)
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Foo Show
Error
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Page Not Found
Grails-3.1.x
:
Home Page
, the usual style (Grails-3.1.x)
Grails-3.2.x
, proposal at various stages:
more to come later for Grails-3.2.x ...
Others: ...
Related info:
Grails Issue #9467
, the issue
Discussion at Grails Dev mailing list
, mirrored at Nabble
Note:
the folder
assets
here contains a copy of some used assets, just to avoid replicate inside any subfolder here ...
Copyright and license
Licensed under the
Apache License, Version 2.0
.


Unsupervised parsing and solving a (relatively) difficult NLP problem with (relatively) simple machine learning and hacks
Elias Ponvert


baseurl = “https://margauxrenier.github.io/” title = “Margaux Renier” copyright = “© 2018 margaux renier (license CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)” theme = “hugo-academic” enableEmoji = true footnotereturnlinkcontents = “” ignoreFiles = [“.Rmd\( ", "\\.Rmarkdown \)”, “_files\( ", "_cache \)”] preserveTaxonomyNames = true paginate = 10 publishDir = “../margauxrenier.github.io” relativeurls = true
disqusShortname = “”
googleAnalytics = “”
defaultContentLanguage = “en” defaultContentLanguageInSubdir = false
[outputs] home = [ “HTML”, “CSS”, “RSS” ] section = [ “HTML”, “RSS” ]
[blackfriday]
hrefTargetBlank = false # true
opens external links in a new tab.
fractions = false # false
disables smart fractions (e.g. 5/12 formatted as a fraction).
smartypants = false # false
disables all smart punctuation substitutions (e.g. smart quotes, dashes, fractions).
[params]
# Color theme.
# Choose from default
, ocean
, forest
, coffee
, or dark
.
color_theme = “default”
# Font style.
# Choose from default
, classic
, or playfair
.
font = “classic”
# Your details. name = “Margaux Renier” role = “Student at UMONS, section biology (University of Mons, Belgium)”
# Organizations/Affiliations.
# Separate multiple entries with a comma, using the form: [ {name="Org1", url=""}, {name="Org2", url=""} ]
.
organizations = [ { name = “University of Mons”, url = “http://www.umons.ac.be” } ]
gravatar = false # Get your avatar from Gravatar.com? (true/false)
avatar = “portrait.jpg” # Specify an avatar image (in static/img/
folder) or delete value to disable avatar.
email =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>address = “Plaine de Nimy/Pentagone 3D, 8 avenue du champ de mars, 7000 Mons, Belgium”
office_hours = “Please, send me an email for appointment”
phone = “+32/4<IP_ADDRESS>”
skype = “”
telegram = “”
# Enable Keybase in Contact widget by entering your keybase.io username. keybase = “”
# Discussion link (e.g. link to a forum, mailing list, or chat). # Uncomment line below to use. # discussion = { name = “Discuss”, url = “https://discourse.gohugo.io” }
# Diplay a logo in navigation bar rather than title (optional).
# To enable, place an image in static/img/
and reference its filename below. To disable, set the value to “”.
logo = “logo.png”
# Enable/disable map in Contact widget.
# To show your address on a map in the contact widget, you need to enter your latitude, longitude and choose
# a map provider below.
# To use Google Maps, set map = 1
and enter your API key that can be obtained here:
# https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/get-api-key
# To use OpenStreetMap tiles, set map = 2
.
# To use OpenStreetMap on a high traffic site, set map = 3
and enter your API key that can be obtained here:
# https://www.mapbox.com/studio/account/tokens
# To get your coordinates, right-click on Google Maps and choose “What's here?”. The coords will show up at the bottom.
#
# Map provider:
# 0: No map
# 1: Google Maps
# 2: OpenStreetMap (Mapnik)
# 3: OpenStreetMap (Mapbox)
map = 0
map_api_key = “AIzaSyD7-lUq9pBK_nnzjKGRXs_ks1MdWqqUgAs”
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# Show estimated reading time for posts? reading_time = true
# Display comment count? Requires commenting to be enabled. comment_count = true
# Display section pager for posts? section_pager = true
# Enable global LaTeX math rendering? # If false, you can enable it locally on a per page basis. math = true
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# 2 = APA
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#
followed by the filename of thecontent/home/
folder.[params.menus] # Align the main menu to the right of the page? (true/false) align_right = true
[[menu.main]] name = “Home” url = “#about” weight = 1
#[[menu.main]]
[[menu.main]] name = “Posts” url = “#posts” weight = 3
[[menu.main]] name = “Projects” url = “#projects” weight = 4
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[[menu.main]] name = “Tags” url = “#tags” weight = 6
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Upload a Shapefile
Guidelines for using a custom shapefile:
- Your shapefile must contain only polygon data.
- You must include the 4 files ending in the extensions "prj" "shp", "shx", and "dbf".
- Your shapefile must use the WGS1984 Geographic Coordinate System or another GCS.
- The EO data are 1/4 degree spatial resolution. If your polygons are too small, you will get an
answer of zero.
- The more polygons in the shapefile, the longer it will take to generate a timeseries.
Once you've selected the shapefile components, click submit to upload it.
Upload a GeoJSON
Guidelines for using a geojson:
- Your geojson must contain only polygon data.
- It should be a text geojson file ending in ".geojson" or ".json"
- Your geojson must use the WGS1984 Geographic Coordinate System or another GCS.
- If the geojson file is large (more than a few MB) the data may not show on your map. It will still upload.
Once you've selected the geojson file, click submit to upload it.


This section records information for easy reference.
The unit system used throughout is SI (Système International d'Unités). In addition to the basic units, several derived units are also used. For each unit, the table lists the symbol, a description and the SI name.
| Symbol | Description |
|---|---|
| °C | temperature (centigrade) |
| m | length (metre) |
| W | power (watt) |
The table that follows summarizes the symbols used in this document along with their units. The choice of symbols was made to be consistent with the nuclear physics literature and with that used in the FP manual.
| Symbol | Description | Units |
|---|---|---|
| hb | Initial coolant film conductance | -- |
| hc | Convective heat transfer coefficient between clad and coolant | W/(m2⋅°C) |
| hg | Effective heat transfer coefficient between clad and fuel surface | W/(m2⋅°C) |
| hp | Initial gap film conductance | -- |
| kc | Clad conductivity | -- |
| τc | Clad thickness | -- |
This section first presents the problem description, which gives a high-level view of the problem to be solved. This is followed by the solution characteristics specification, which presents the assumptions, theories, and definitions that are used.
The instance models that govern HGHC are presented in Section: Instance Models. The information to understand the meaning of the instance models and their derivation is also presented, so that the instance models can be verified.
This section collects and defines all the data needed to build the instance models.
| Label |
Effective heat transfer coefficient between clad and fuel surface |
|---|---|
| Symbol | hg |
| Units | W/(m2⋅°C) |
| Equation |
hg =
2 kc hp
2 kc+τc hp
|
| Description |
| Label |
Convective heat transfer coefficient between clad and coolant |
|---|---|
| Symbol | hc |
| Units | W/(m2⋅°C) |
| Equation |
hc =
2 kc hb
2 kc+τc hb
|
| Description |