John Lefelhocz and Maxine Rantane, co-owners of the shop, said they didn’t see much of a need to change the design of the shop after the explosion in April 2018 caused them to close for almost a year and a half.
The right side of Cycle Path, 104 W. Union St., is still lined with bicycles of all sizes and colors placed in a row and hanging on the wall. The other wall is lined with bike shoes, helmets and bike seats.
“We have the same footprint,” Lefelhocz said. “We didn't see any reason to expand.”
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John Lefelhocz (left) and Maxine Rantane (right) stand in front of their store “Cycle Path Bicycles” on Wednesday, September 11, 2019.
Lefelhocz and Rantane both attended Ohio University and have been living in Athens for 35 years. Rantane first opened the shop with another co-owner and a different name. After Rantane had problems with her previous business partner, Lefelhocz became the co-owner of Cycle Path Bicycles.
“He helped me put it back together, and we have been together ever since,” Rantane said.
The explosion happened in the apartments above Cycle Path Bicycles. One person was injured in the explosion.
Part of the upstairs wall fell onto Thai Paradise, 102 W. Union St., and left a part of the bike shop exposed. The explosion affected the roof, walls, plumbing and electrical systems of the building.
The cause of the explosion is still under investigation, Brian Bohnert, public information officer from the Ohio Department of Commerce, said in an email.
In the aftermath of the explosion, it seemed like they might not be able to reopen, Rantane said. It was hard to get a fixed timeline of when the bike shop would be able to reopen.
Lefelhocz said they spoke to business owners affected by the West Union Street fire in 2014. Those businesses continuously had delays on reopening, so they were cautious about setting a reopening date.
“We'd asked around, and no one else has sort of been through the exact same situation,” Lefelhocz said.
Rebuilding the block
West Union Street is familiar with having to rebuild businesses.
In November 2014, a fire tore through buildings on West Union Street between South Congress Street. and North Court Street.
The fire spread throughout five buildings on the block. Three of the buildings included housing rentals on the upper levels, causing 40 Ohio University students to be displaced. Ten people, including four students, three firefighters and three police officers were treated and released.
The fire started at about 4 a.m. and wasn’t fully extinguished until about 3 p.m. the same day.
Multiple businesses share the block, but the ones affected include Jack Neal Floral, Kismet, Uptown Dog, Smoke Zone Smoke Shop, The Union and Jackie O’s Public House.
Some businesses took about two years to reopen.
The Union, 18 W. Union St., and Jackie O’s, 22-24 W. Union St., reopened in 2016 and remained in the same location. Smoke Zone Smoke Shop moved its location to 80 N. Court St., and Kismet, a women’s clothing store, moved to 19 W. State St.
Jack Neal Floral, 15 W. Union St., stayed on the same block but moved its location across the street from where the fire had occurred.
Bohnert said in an email the case file for the investigation on the fire is still open.
Although Uptown Dog, a t-shirt store, was spared from fire damage, it was severely damaged when an adjacent building collapsed into it.
Additionally, the store suffered from water and smoke damage that destroyed everything in the shop.
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Firefighters view the damage of an explosion in the 100 block of West Union Street on Sunday, April 15, 2018.
Mary Cheadle was the owner for Uptown Dog and now owns 10 West Clothing Company. She said Uptown Dog relocated to 9 W. Union St. in early 2015 after the fire.
Once the building was repaired, 10 West Clothing, a boutique located at 10 W. Union St., opened.
Although both businesses were opened, Cheadle said they still struggled financially. By the time both Uptown Dog and 10 West Clothing opened, a portion of the street was blocked off with gates for construction and potential customers weren’t walking by.
“By then, people had found alternative routes,” Cheadle said. “So nobody was using Union Street.”
In November 2016, the t-shirt store and the boutique combined into 10 West Clothing Company, 10 W. Union St., to become a one-stop shop for students to buy OU merchandise and other clothes they may need.
“We're doing a fair amount of business,” Cheadle said. “We still have to recuperate the financial loss.”
Due to rebuilding and relocated businesses, buildings on the West Union Street block remained empty for years.
Ohio University Credit Union, 12 W. Union St., and Starbucks, 16 W. Union St., are two new businesses that opened on the block.
Back on track
Thai Paradise was closed from April 2018 to June 2018 due to the explosion, said Vong Vengphaisane, owner of Thai Paradise.
“The rocks were on the roof and down inside the kitchen,” Vengphaisane said.
Debris from the second-floor of the building, located to the left of Thai Paradise, broke through the ceiling of the restaurant, causing damage to the roof and floors. Other damage was to the patio area as well as a broken gas line and water pipe.
Vengphaisane said she is glad to see the building is back in one piece.
“It is good to have them back,” she said.
When it came to rebuilding Cycle Path Bicycles, Lefelhocz said there were a lot of unknown factors.
“It wasn't like there was a blueprint for it,” he said.
The upper level is still under construction but will be apartments like they were before.
Lefelhocz said initial reports from their insurance company said nothing criminal had caused the explosion, so they were able to start to rebuild.
“Everybody gave us the green light,” Lefelhocz said.
It was a lot of hard work, especially over the past couple of months, to get the store ready to reopen. The biggest change was removing a display case, so now there is more room in the store.
Merchandise in the store includes bikes, gear and other equipment both new and from before the explosion. Some of the merchandise has been in storage since the explosion. Even though they opened at the end of August, they are still unloading merchandise to put in the shop.
The co-owners were worried about how their business would be affected after being closed for a year and a half. The shop, however, has been busy with customers happy to see it open again.
“It's really nice to have the support of so many people,” Rantane said. “We thought they would have given up on us, but they didn't.”
Correction: A previous version of this report incorrectly spelled the name of Mary Cheadle. The article has been updated to reflect the most accurate information.


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| gui.js | Custom script to build the GUI using dat.gui.min.js library |
| house.js | Custom script to create the walls, floor, windows, doors, lighting, sphere, and ground |
| keyControls.js | Custom script defining all key controls like W,A,S,D movement or ESC function |
| meshOps.js | Custom script performing all texture creating and updating |
| modeladder.js | Custom script adding and adjusting all objects/models to the correct position |
| movingCamera.js | Custom script creating a moving camera |
| orbitCamera.js | Custom script creating an orbit camera |
| OrbitControls.js | Third party script managing the controls for the orbit camera |
| PLYLoader.js | Third party script allowing to load .ply-models and adding them to a three.js-scene |
| PointerLockControls.js | Third party script managing the controls for the moving camera |
| selector.js | Custom script containing the engine for selecting and placing specific objects including collision detection |
| three.js / three.min.js / three.module.js | Third party scripts - core libaries |


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| #define | XBAR_OUTPUT_CFG_REG_BASE (OUTPUTXBAR_BASE + XBAR_O_OUTPUT1MUX0TO15CFG) |
| #define | XBAR_OUTPUT_EN_REG_BASE (OUTPUTXBAR_BASE + XBAR_O_OUTPUT1MUXENABLE) |
| #define | XBAR_EPWM_CFG_REG_BASE (EPWMXBAR_BASE + XBAR_O_TRIP4MUX0TO15CFG) |
| #define | XBAR_EPWM_EN_REG_BASE (EPWMXBAR_BASE + XBAR_O_TRIP4MUXENABLE) |
| #define | XBAR_INPUT_BASE (INPUTXBAR_BASE + XBAR_O_INPUT1SELECT) |
| #define | XBAR_INPUT_FLG_INPUT_M 0x00FFU |
| #define | XBAR_INPUT_FLG_REG_M 0xFF00U |
| #define | XBAR_INPUT_FLG_REG_1 0x0000U |
| #define | XBAR_INPUT_FLG_REG_2 0x0100U |
| #define | XBAR_INPUT_FLG_REG_3 0x0200U |
| #define | XBAR_GPIO_MAX_CNT 168U |
| #define | XBAR_MUX00 0x00000001U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 0. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX01 0x00000002U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 1. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX02 0x00000004U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 2. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX03 0x00000008U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 3. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX04 0x00000010U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 4. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX05 0x00000020U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 5. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX06 0x00000040U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 6. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX07 0x00000080U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 7. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX08 0x00000100U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 8. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX09 0x00000200U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 9. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX10 0x00000400U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 10. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX11 0x00000800U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 11. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX12 0x00001000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 12. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX13 0x00002000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 13. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX14 0x00004000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 14. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX15 0x00008000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 15. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX16 0x00010000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 16. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX17 0x00020000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 17. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX18 0x00040000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 18. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX19 0x00080000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 19. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX20 0x00100000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 20. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX21 0x00200000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 21. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX22 0x00400000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 22. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX23 0x00800000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 23. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX24 0x01000000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 24. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX25 0x02000000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 25. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX26 0x04000000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 26. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX27 0x08000000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 27. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX28 0x10000000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 28. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX29 0x20000000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 29. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX30 0x40000000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 30. More... | |
| #define | XBAR_MUX31 0x80000000U |
| Mask for X-BAR mux 31. More... | |
| #define XBAR_OUTPUT_CFG_REG_BASE (OUTPUTXBAR_BASE + XBAR_O_OUTPUT1MUX0TO15CFG) |
Referenced by XBAR_setOutputMuxConfig().
| #define XBAR_OUTPUT_EN_REG_BASE (OUTPUTXBAR_BASE + XBAR_O_OUTPUT1MUXENABLE) |
Referenced by XBAR_disableOutputMux(), and XBAR_enableOutputMux().
| #define XBAR_EPWM_CFG_REG_BASE (EPWMXBAR_BASE + XBAR_O_TRIP4MUX0TO15CFG) |
Referenced by XBAR_setEPWMMuxConfig().
| #define XBAR_EPWM_EN_REG_BASE (EPWMXBAR_BASE + XBAR_O_TRIP4MUXENABLE) |
Referenced by XBAR_disableEPWMMux(), and XBAR_enableEPWMMux().
| #define XBAR_INPUT_BASE (INPUTXBAR_BASE + XBAR_O_INPUT1SELECT) |
Referenced by XBAR_setInputPin().
| #define XBAR_INPUT_FLG_INPUT_M 0x00FFU |
Referenced by XBAR_clearInputFlag(), and XBAR_getInputFlagStatus().
| #define XBAR_INPUT_FLG_REG_M 0xFF00U |
Referenced by XBAR_clearInputFlag(), and XBAR_getInputFlagStatus().
| #define XBAR_INPUT_FLG_REG_1 0x0000U |
Referenced by XBAR_clearInputFlag(), and XBAR_getInputFlagStatus().
| #define XBAR_INPUT_FLG_REG_2 0x0100U |
Referenced by XBAR_clearInputFlag(), and XBAR_getInputFlagStatus().
| #define XBAR_INPUT_FLG_REG_3 0x0200U |
Referenced by XBAR_clearInputFlag(), and XBAR_getInputFlagStatus().
| #define XBAR_GPIO_MAX_CNT 168U |
Referenced by XBAR_setInputPin().
| #define XBAR_MUX00 0x00000001U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 0.
| #define XBAR_MUX01 0x00000002U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 1.
| #define XBAR_MUX02 0x00000004U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 2.
| #define XBAR_MUX03 0x00000008U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 3.
| #define XBAR_MUX04 0x00000010U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 4.
| #define XBAR_MUX05 0x00000020U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 5.
| #define XBAR_MUX06 0x00000040U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 6.
| #define XBAR_MUX07 0x00000080U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 7.
| #define XBAR_MUX08 0x00000100U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 8.
| #define XBAR_MUX09 0x00000200U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 9.
| #define XBAR_MUX10 0x00000400U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 10.
| #define XBAR_MUX11 0x00000800U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 11.
| #define XBAR_MUX12 0x00001000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 12.
| #define XBAR_MUX13 0x00002000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 13.
| #define XBAR_MUX14 0x00004000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 14.
| #define XBAR_MUX15 0x00008000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 15.
| #define XBAR_MUX16 0x00010000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 16.
| #define XBAR_MUX17 0x00020000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 17.
| #define XBAR_MUX18 0x00040000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 18.
| #define XBAR_MUX19 0x00080000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 19.
| #define XBAR_MUX20 0x00100000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 20.
| #define XBAR_MUX21 0x00200000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 21.
| #define XBAR_MUX22 0x00400000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 22.
| #define XBAR_MUX23 0x00800000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 23.
| #define XBAR_MUX24 0x01000000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 24.
| #define XBAR_MUX25 0x02000000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 25.
| #define XBAR_MUX26 0x04000000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 26.
| #define XBAR_MUX27 0x08000000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 27.
| #define XBAR_MUX28 0x10000000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 28.
| #define XBAR_MUX29 0x20000000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 29.
| #define XBAR_MUX30 0x40000000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 30.
| #define XBAR_MUX31 0x80000000U |
Mask for X-BAR mux 31.
| enum XBAR_OutputNum |
The following values define the output parameter for XBAR_setOutputMuxConfig(), XBAR_enableOutputMux(), and XBAR_disableOutputMux().
| enum XBAR_TripNum |
The following values define the trip parameter for XBAR_setEPWMMuxConfig(), XBAR_enableEPWMMux(), and XBAR_disableEPWMMux().
| enum XBAR_InputNum |
The following values define the input parameter for XBAR_setInputPin().
| enum XBAR_OutputMuxConfig |
The following values define the muxConfig parameter for XBAR_setOutputMuxConfig().
| enum XBAR_EPWMMuxConfig |
The following values define the muxConfig parameter for XBAR_setEPWMMuxConfig().
| enum XBAR_InputFlag |
The following values define the inputFlag parameter for XBAR_getInputFlagStatus() and XBAR_clearInputFlag().
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inlinestatic |
Enables the Output X-BAR mux values to be passed to the output signal.
| output | is the X-BAR output being configured. |
| muxes | is a bit field of the muxes to be enabled. |
This function enables the mux values to be passed to the X-BAR output signal. The output parameter is a value XBAR_OUTPUTy where y is the output number between 1 and 8 inclusive.
The muxes parameter is a bit field of the muxes being enabled where bit 0 represents mux 0, bit 1 represents mux 1 and so on. Defines are provided in the form of XBAR_MUXnn that can be OR'd together to enable several muxes on an output at the same time. For example, passing this function ( XBAR_MUX04 | XBAR_MUX10 ) would enable muxes 4 and 10.
References EALLOW, EDIS, HWREG, and XBAR_OUTPUT_EN_REG_BASE.
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inlinestatic |
Disables the Output X-BAR mux values from being passed to the output.
| output | is the X-BAR output being configured. |
| muxes | is a bit field of the muxes to be disabled. |
This function disables the mux values from being passed to the X-BAR output signal. The output parameter is a value XBAR_OUTPUTy where y is the output number between 1 and 8 inclusive.
The muxes parameter is a bit field of the muxes being disabled where bit 0 represents mux 0, bit 1 represents mux 1 and so on. Defines are provided in the form of XBAR_MUXnn that can be OR'd together to disable several muxes on an output at the same time. For example, passing this function ( XBAR_MUX04 | XBAR_MUX10 ) would disable muxes 4 and 10.
References EALLOW, EDIS, HWREG, and XBAR_OUTPUT_EN_REG_BASE.
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inlinestatic |
Enables or disables the output latch to drive the selected output.
| output | is the X-BAR output being configured. |
| enable | is a flag that determines whether or not the latch is selected to drive the X-BAR output. |
This function sets the Output X-BAR output signal latch mode. If the enable parameter is true, the output specified by output will be driven by the output latch.
References EALLOW, EDIS, HWREGH, OUTPUTXBAR_BASE, and XBAR_O_OUTPUTLATCHENABLE.
|
inlinestatic |
Returns the status of the output latch
| output | is the X-BAR output being checked. |
References HWREGH, OUTPUTXBAR_BASE, and XBAR_O_OUTPUTLATCH.
|
inlinestatic |
Clears the output latch for the specified output.
| output | is the X-BAR output being configured. |
This function clears the Output X-BAR output latch. The output to be configured is specified by the output parameter.
References HWREGH, OUTPUTXBAR_BASE, and XBAR_O_OUTPUTLATCHCLR.
|
inlinestatic |
Forces the output latch for the specified output.
| output | is the X-BAR output being configured. |
This function forces the Output X-BAR output latch. The output to be configured is specified by the output parameter.
References HWREGH, OUTPUTXBAR_BASE, and XBAR_O_OUTPUTLATCHFRC.
|
inlinestatic |
Configures the polarity of an Output X-BAR output.
| output | is the X-BAR output being configured. |
| invert | is a flag that determines whether the output is active-high or active-low. |
This function inverts the Output X-BAR signal if the invert parameter is true. If invert is false, the signal will be passed as is. The output parameter is a value XBAR_OUTPUTy where y is the output number between 1 and 8 inclusive.
References EALLOW, EDIS, HWREGH, OUTPUTXBAR_BASE, and XBAR_O_OUTPUTINV.
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inlinestatic |
Enables the ePWM X-BAR mux values to be passed to an ePWM module.
| trip | is the X-BAR output being configured. |
| muxes | is a bit field of the muxes to be enabled. |
This function enables the mux values to be passed to the X-BAR trip signal. The trip parameter is a value XBAR_TRIPy where y is the number of the trip signal on the ePWM.
The muxes parameter is a bit field of the muxes being enabled where bit 0 represents mux 0, bit 1 represents mux 1 and so on. Defines are provided in the form of XBAR_MUXnn that can be logically OR'd together to enable several muxes on an output at the same time.
References EALLOW, EDIS, HWREG, and XBAR_EPWM_EN_REG_BASE.
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inlinestatic |
Disables the ePWM X-BAR mux values to be passed to an ePWM module.
| trip | is the X-BAR output being configured. |
| muxes | is a bit field of the muxes to be disabled. |
This function disables the mux values to be passed to the X-BAR trip signal. The trip parameter is a value XBAR_TRIPy where y is the number of the trip signal on the ePWM.
The muxes parameter is a bit field of the muxes being disabled where bit 0 represents mux 0, bit 1 represents mux 1 and so on. Defines are provided in the form of XBAR_MUXnn that can be logically OR'd together to disable several muxes on an output at the same time.
References EALLOW, EDIS, HWREG, and XBAR_EPWM_EN_REG_BASE.
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inlinestatic |
Configures the polarity of an ePWM X-BAR output.
| trip | is the X-BAR output being configured. |
| invert | is a flag that determines whether the output is active-high or active-low. |
This function inverts the ePWM X-BAR trip signal if the invert parameter is true. If invert is false, the signal will be passed as is. The trip parameter is a value XBAR_TRIPy where y is the number of the trip signal on the ePWM X-BAR that is being configured.
References EALLOW, EDIS, EPWMXBAR_BASE, HWREGH, and XBAR_O_TRIPOUTINV.
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inlinestatic |
Sets the GPIO pin for an Input X-BAR input.
| input | is the X-BAR input being configured. |
| pin | is the identifying number of the pin. |
This function configures which GPIO is assigned to an Input X-BAR input. The input parameter is a value in the form of a define XBAR_INPUTy where y is a the input number for the Input X-BAR.
The pin is specified by its numerical value. For example, GPIO34 is specified by passing 34 as pin.
References ASSERT, EALLOW, EDIS, HWREGH, XBAR_GPIO_MAX_CNT, and XBAR_INPUT_BASE.
Referenced by GPIO_setInterruptPin().
|
inlinestatic |
Locks an input to the Input X-BAR.
| input | is an input to the Input X-BAR. |
This function locks the specific input on the Input X-BAR.
References EALLOW, EDIS, HWREG, INPUTXBAR_BASE, and XBAR_O_INPUTSELECTLOCK.
|
inlinestatic |
Locks the Output X-BAR.
This function locks the Output X-BAR.
References EALLOW, EDIS, HWREG, OUTPUTXBAR_BASE, XBAR_O_OUTPUTLOCK, XBAR_OUTPUTLOCK_KEY_S, and XBAR_OUTPUTLOCK_LOCK.
|
inlinestatic |
Locks the ePWM X-BAR.
This function locks the ePWM X-BAR.
References EALLOW, EDIS, EPWMXBAR_BASE, HWREG, XBAR_O_TRIPLOCK, XBAR_TRIPLOCK_KEY_S, and XBAR_TRIPLOCK_LOCK.
| void XBAR_setOutputMuxConfig | ( | XBAR_OutputNum | output, |
| XBAR_OutputMuxConfig | muxConfig | ||
| ) |
Configures the Output X-BAR mux that determines the signals passed to an output.
| output | is the X-BAR output being configured. |
| muxConfig | is mux configuration that specifies the signal. |
This function configures an Output X-BAR mux. This determines which signal(s) should be passed through the X-BAR to a GPIO. The output parameter is a value XBAR_OUTPUTy where y is a the output number between 1 and 8 inclusive.
The muxConfig parameter is the mux configuration value that specifies which signal will be passed from the mux. The values have the format of XBAR_OUT_MUXnn_xx where the 'xx' is the signal and nn is the mux number (00 through 11). The possible values are found in xbar.h
This function may be called for each mux of an output and their values will be logically OR'd before being passed to the output signal. This means that this function may be called, for example, with the argument XBAR_OUT_MUX00_ECAP1_OUT and then with the argument XBAR_OUT_MUX01_INPUTXBAR1, resulting in the values of MUX00 and MUX03 being logically OR'd if both are enabled. Calling the function twice for the same mux on the output will result in the configuration in the second call overwriting the first.
References EALLOW, EDIS, HWREG, and XBAR_OUTPUT_CFG_REG_BASE.
| void XBAR_setEPWMMuxConfig | ( | XBAR_TripNum | trip, |
| XBAR_EPWMMuxConfig | muxConfig | ||
| ) |
Configures the ePWM X-BAR mux that determines the signals passed to an ePWM module.
| trip | is the X-BAR output being configured. |
| muxConfig | is mux configuration that specifies the signal. |
This function configures an ePWM X-BAR mux. This determines which signal(s) should be passed through the X-BAR to an ePWM module. The trip parameter is a value XBAR_TRIPy where y is a the number of the trip signal on the ePWM.
The muxConfig parameter is the mux configuration value that specifies which signal will be passed from the mux. The values have the format of XBAR_EPWM_MUXnn_xx where the 'xx' is the signal and nn is the mux number (0 through 31). The possible values are found in xbar.h
This function may be called for each mux of an output and their values will be logically OR'd before being passed to the trip signal. This means that this function may be called, for example, with the argument XBAR_EPWM_MUX00_ECAP1_OUT and then with the argument XBAR_EPWM_MUX01_INPUTXBAR1, resulting in the values of MUX00 and MUX03 being logically OR'd if both are enabled. Calling the function twice for the same mux on the output will result in the configuration in the second call overwriting the first.
References EALLOW, EDIS, HWREG, and XBAR_EPWM_CFG_REG_BASE.
| bool XBAR_getInputFlagStatus | ( | XBAR_InputFlag | inputFlag) |
Returns the status of the input latch.
| inputFlag | is the X-BAR input latch being checked. Values are in the format of /b XBAR_INPUT_FLG_XXXX where "XXXX" is name of the signal. |
References HWREG, XBAR_BASE, XBAR_INPUT_FLG_INPUT_M, XBAR_INPUT_FLG_REG_1, XBAR_INPUT_FLG_REG_2, XBAR_INPUT_FLG_REG_3, XBAR_INPUT_FLG_REG_M, XBAR_O_FLG1, XBAR_O_FLG2, and XBAR_O_FLG3.
| void XBAR_clearInputFlag | ( | XBAR_InputFlag | inputFlag) |
Clears the input latch for the specified input latch.
| inputFlag | is the X-BAR input latch being cleared. |
This function clears the Input X-BAR input latch. The input latch to be cleared is specified by the inputFlag parameter.
References HWREG, XBAR_BASE, XBAR_INPUT_FLG_INPUT_M, XBAR_INPUT_FLG_REG_1, XBAR_INPUT_FLG_REG_2, XBAR_INPUT_FLG_REG_3, XBAR_INPUT_FLG_REG_M, XBAR_O_CLR1, XBAR_O_CLR2, and XBAR_O_CLR3.


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Public Attributes | |
| const NewtonDetecionData & | dData |
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| ICPolyGroup::element_t | element |
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| math::Vector< 2 > | normal |
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| bool | wedge |
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Detection data. Contains pointers to colliding objects.
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Strike Debt has just abolished $13.5 million in medical debt!
Now it’s time to fight back – http://strikedebt.org/act
We are pleased to announce that Rolling Jubilee has purchased and abolished two additional portfolios totaling $13.5 million in medical debt, abolishing debt for 2,693 individuals across 45 states and Puerto Rico! These debts ranged from $50 to over $200,000, including several accounts over $100K. These individuals will no longer be hounded into paying this debt. They have been informed via letters like this one.
To date, the Rolling Jubilee has raised over $600,000 and abolished $14.7 million in debt. Every penny spent has gone towards the process of offering mutual aid to debt resisters by purchasing and abolishing debt. For more information about the debt purchases and updates on our finances, please see our transparency page.
Celebrate the Jubilee on November 15th
To celebrate the jubilee, Strike Debt NYC and other chapters are holding events in several cities on or around November 15th, one year since the People’s Bailout telethon that launched the Rolling Jubilee. If you’re in one of these areas, please join your friends and neighbors!
Austin
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Berkeley, CA on Nov 23
Portland, Oregon on Nov 23
Aside from helping out thousands of debtors, the Rolling Jubilee has widely publicized the predatory workings of the debt-buying marketplace. As a result of our work, many more people now know that collectors have only paid pennies for the debts they harass us for in full. Knowledge like this provides moral ammunition for confronting debt collectors and standing up to lenders. We have shown that lenders are perfectly willing to write your debts off – they’re just not willing to write them off to you… Unless you force them to. We hope that this knowledge inspires debtors everywhere to not just do what the lenders demand of them, but instead to use their leverage to strike a better deal – or simply refuse payment altogether.
Yet we know that actions like small-scale debt abolition have limited practical consequences. Fifteen million dollars is barely a dent in the debt market. We’ve said from the beginning that the Rolling Jubilee is just one tactic, not the solution. As with many other Occupy actions, its impact has been to expand the boundaries of what is considered politically possible. In this, we have been successful. Ultimately, however, we know that long-term victories in the fight against debt and our exploitative economic system will require collective action.
An old saying goes: “If you owe the bank $100, that’s your problem. If you owe the bank $100 million, that’s the bank’s problem.” When we treat our debts as individuals, we suffer in silence. But if we band together, the banks will be in serious trouble. While it is important and laudable for an individual to stand up and resist their unfair debts, when millions refuse, together, they have the power to shake this system to its very core.
Accordingly, we are making sure that the attention that Rolling Jubilee has generated is directed towards other, more collective tactics. We will stop accepting new donations to the Rolling Jubilee fund by the end of the year (although rest assured that debt abolition will continue into 2014 with the remaining money). As we look beyond the Rolling Jubilee, we are developing tactics to help build collective forms of power. Throughout history, when debtors have banded together, we have won. We are building tools and organizing to help bring debtors together to break our collective bonds – stay tuned for more announcements to come.
In the meantime, please join us in celebrating our victories!
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Initialization (assumed 00 UTC 15 May 1988) fields are relatively zonal, with weak 500 mb High in SW US and weak Low in SE US. Only modest precip at Canadian border, Montana to Great Lakes over first 12 hr after initialization.
| Julian Day | Date | Synoptic pattern |
| 137-144 | May 16-23 | Well organized synoptic precipitation with centers on both coasts followed by large precipitation regions migrating across US. Peak precipitation from stationary Low in central MO giving heavy precipitation through central states. |
| 145-146 | May 24-25 | Dry period. Rain moves to E US. |
| 147-150 | May 26-29 | Persistent High in S US with light discontiguous precipitation in northern US to Canadian border. |
| 151-155 | May 30 June 3 |
Closed 500 mb low moves across US, exiting Gulf coast; large organized precipitation patterns. |
| 156-159 | June 4-7 | High dominates US, very little precipitation. |
| 160 | June 8 | Brief breakdown of High in E and SE US, with brief period of precipitation. |
| 161-163 | June 9-11 | Re-establishment of High over whole US, little precipitation. |
| 164-166 | June 12-14 | Brief, moderate precipitation central US into Canada. |
| 167-180 | June 15-28 | 500 mb jet zonal at Canadian border. High across lower US, very spotty (mesoscale) precipitation patterns dominated by mesoscale processes. |
| 181-182 | June 2930 | Transition to omega block with more organized precipitation. Weak High in Gulf supports LLJ, mesoscale precipitation over broad area of central US. |
| 183 | July 1 | Transition to weak and spotty precipitation. |
| 184-186 | July 2-4 | Return to dominance by High in south US; spotty precipitation. |
| 187-190 | July 5-8 | Scattered areas of light precipitation. |
| 191-196 | July 9-14 | Weakened High, return to organized precipitation. |
Additional notes on Day 160 (June 8)
Day 160 (June 8) may offer a unique opportunity to test the capabilities of a regional climate model to simulate significant isolated precipitation events at scales well below those resolvable by GCMs.
The Higgins precipitation for this day over the analysis subdomain had a spike, with no rain on adjacent days. The FIFE data (the FIFE region is near the western boundary of the analysis subdomain) also had a spike, but on June 7. Des Moines had a thunderstorm at midnight (6/7-8) followed by more rain until about sunrise on the 8th. The daily weather map showed a system with precip footprint about the size of the state of Iowa with center tracking west to east along the IA/MO border. This event was quite isolated in both space (everywhere else in the Midwest was dry) and time (2 or more days ahead and a day or two after were dry).
There is a brief switch to southerly winds on the morning of the 8th at the surface with the emergence of a weak Hi in the Gulf. This could have supported a jet with sufficient moisture to fuel the system into an MCC.
If, in fact, this it is generally possible to capture such an event and get it in the right place at the right time and produce substantial precip because of a timely but brief switch of the low-level winds, this could be a very supportive demonstration of the utility of a regional climate model.
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This guide shows how to get started with developing mobile applications for the Internet of Things using Evothings Studio. Use your web development skills to code mobile apps in JavaScript and HTML that now have access to socket networking, BLE and iBeacon APIs.
Get started within minutes
It is easy to get started with mobile IoT application development using Evothings Studio. Here is what you need:
Some basic knowledge about JavaScript and HTML.
The Evothings Studio Workbench desktop application (get it with the Evothings Studio download).
Internet connectivity for your computer and mobile phone.
With the above setup, you have everything you need to get going with mobile app development for the Internet of Things, including APIs for sockets, BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) and iBeacon. Furthermore, you get a very nice live reload functionality that boosts development time by a factor 5 or more (i.e the edit/build/test cycle takes seconds rather than up to a minute as with Android Studio or Xcode).
First time step-by-step guide
Here is a step-by-step guide to get you going, right from scratch:
Download Evothings Studio to your computer (the download contains Evothings Workbench, examples and documentation).
From the download page, also generate a Cloud Token and save it to the clipboard or somewhere else.
Install Evothings Viewer on your mobile device(s).
Start Evothings Workbench and under the Connect tab paste your Cloud Token and and get a connect key using the GET KEY button.
Launch Evothings Viewer on the phone, enter the connect key to hook up with your Workbench.
On your computer, click the RUN button on the “Hello World” example in the Workbench.
Done! You have now run your first app using Evothings Studio.
How to edit code
Next step is to modify the example code:
Click the COPY button on the “Hello World” example.
Fill in parent folder in the Copy dialog box and click Create.
Your new “Hello World” app is listed under “My Apps”.
Click RUN to make it the active app (this is needed to make live reload work).
Click the CODE button.
Open the index.html file in a text editor.
Make some interesting changes to the code – e.g. modify the heading to say “Hello Evothings”. ;-)
Save changes in the editor.
Done! The app now automatically reloads on the device – changes are instantly visible.
Create your own project from scratch
To create your own mobile application project from the very beginning, follow these steps:
Create a folder with the project files (HTML/CSS/JavaScript/media files).
There needs to be at least one HTML file in the project – used as the entry point of the app.
Drag the main HTML file, typically index.html, into the Workbench window.
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Build a native app using Cordova. Check out the Cordova Starter Guide to learn more.
Useful hints
Press the “Tools” button in the Workbench to use debug logging and JavaScript evaluation tools.


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Today I am happy to kick-start a new feature of this blog, that I hope you will find helpful and fun: real weddings features.
I am an avid reader of love stories, and so I read quite a few blog posts that feature real weddings, daily. That's where I get my inspiration from. And that's how I keep updated with the industry trends. I believe that brides are a creative form in themselves, they are able to come up with such magnificent ideas to underline their couples' uniqueness and dynamic. I have read about wedding table runners made out of book pages due to the huge passion of the bride for reading. I have seen tartan napkins to bring about the Scottish heritage of the groom, and the list can continue and it will. Here. I will give way to brides and other creatives, wedding planners and vendors to inspire you and stir the creative bone in all of us.
Today I have Thys and Laneze's love story and planning adventure to share with you, and I am quite sure you will love it as much as I do.
Their story started with a message on a paper when they were in the same class in the fourth grade, a note in which with a funny rhyme Thys asked Laneze to be his girlfriend. On it, Laneze crossed the box for "Yes" and so she became his first girlfriend. They reconnected many years later through a stunning photo of Lanze on Facebook, and what I hear quite a cheeky phone call from Thys at which point they started dating. This love story lived on 2 continents. Thys was living at that time In Denmark and Laneze in South Africa. The story was made complete on a beautiful day in October 2016.
Their wedding day was actually a weekend-long bash with the closest friends and their families in South Africa. Part of the festivities was a barbeque (as I have heard to grill is an active part of the South African identity), a trip in the bushveld and a breakfast in a cave. The main idea behind the day was to have a laid-back celebration, as natural as possible. The day was a beautiful mix between their South African native country and Danish hygge, Denmark being their country of residence, which they so much love.
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The Proxypay Payment Platform (PPP) by Net Oxygen allows you to receive payments through other Payment Providers (Postfinance, Credit Cards, Twint) without having an account with them.
URL The form must be submitted with the POST method to https://payment.proxypay.ch/payment/form
Mandatory fields
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| amount | The TTC amount of the transaction as a decimal. | 12.50 |
| description | The transaction description, as a 100* max characters string. | Don spontané |
| seller | The unique seller id you received from Net Oxygen. | my_seller_name |
| success_url | The absolute URL where to redirect the user on sucess, as a 200* max characters string. | https://www.your_website.tld/success?id=155 |
| error_url | The absolute URL where to redirect the user on error, as a 200* max characters string. | https://www.your_website.tld/error?id=155 |
| cancel_url | The absolute URL where to redirect the user on cancellation, as a 200* max characters string. | https://www.your_website.tld/cancel?id=155 |
| sha_sign | The SHA256 signature of the query params (see Requests and Responses signature) | 5440b26de45174f4a51a35a4acb209ad2fc83fac71a801bfc0afa53b6ad2a002 |
*: Longer values will be truncated
Optional fields
The optional fields are about the buyer and the language to use for Datatrans
| Name | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| fullname | Buyer fullname, as a 35* max characters string. | Belkacem Alidra |
| Buyer email address, as a 50* max characters string. |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| address | Buyer address, as a 35* max characters string. | Avenue d'aïre 56 |
| zip | Buyer postal code, as an 10* max characters string. | 1203 |
| city | Buyer city, as a 25* max characters string. | Genève |
| country | Buyer country code, as an ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 2 characters string. | CH |
| company_name | Buyer company name, as a 255* max characters string. | Net Oxygen Sàrl |
| company_vat | Buyer company VAT number, as a 32* max characters string. | CH123456789 |
| lang | Datatrans interface language. Possible values: fr_FR (default), ar_AR, cs_CZ, dk_DK, de_DE, el_GR, es_ES, fi_FI, fr_FR, he_IL, hu_, it_IT, ja_JP, ko_KR, nl_BE, nl_NL, no_NO, pl_PL, pt_PT, ru_RU, se_SE, sk_SK, tr_TR, zh_CN | en_US |
| callback_url | The absolute URL where to redirect if the user leave the page before to be redirected to the success_url | https://www.your_website.tld/callback?id=155 |
| callback_method | The method which callback_url must be called. Possible values: POST, GET | POST |
*: Longer values will be truncated
Test Mode
By default, the test mode is disabled: all transactions are for real.
You can enable it by sending in your form a field named test with the value 1 Sending 0 or omitting the field has the same effect
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| test | Enable the test mode with the value 1, 0 to disable |
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You can provide us one email address which will receive a notification on each transaction, after the transaction has completed (notification for a succesfull/cancelled/error transaction).
All the communication between your server and the PPP is signed using HMAC SHA256.
Keys
You have been provided two keys:
Net Oxygen Payment PHP library
The library is PSR-4 compliant and the simplest way to install it is via composer:
composer require netoxygen/proxypay
Require the Composer autoloader if it's not already done.
It can also be found on Github
Signing your requests
You have to add in your request a param named sha_sign (or SHA_SIGN).
The easier way to sign your requests is to use the PaymentRequest
class.
use Netoxygen\ProxyPay\PaymentRequest;
/**
* We assume that $_POST contains all your request parameters:
* - seller
* - amount
* - description
* - success_url
* - error_url
* - cancel_url
*
* All the other parameters will be filtered.
*/
$request = new PaymentRequest($_POST, 'my_key_in');
// You can loop over all your parameters in the $request
foreach ($request->get_parameters() as $key => $value) {
echo $key . '=' . $value;
}
// You can retrieve the SHA_SIGN
$sha_sign = $request->compose_sha_sign();
At the end of the process, you receive a signed GET callback from ProxyPay.
To ensure that the request is correctly signed, just use the Paymentresponse
class.
use Netoxygen\ProxyPay\PaymentResponse;
$response = new PaymentResponse($_GET, 'my_key_out');
if ($response->is_valid()) {
// $response signature is verified, now check the transaction status
$params = $response->get_parameters();
$payment_status = $params['STATUS'];
switch($payment_status) {
case 'SUCCESS':
// Complete the transaction on your side
break;
case 'CANCEL':
// The transaction has been cancelled by the user
break;
case 'ERROR': /* FALLTHROUGH */
default:
// An error occured
break;
} else {
// Bad request: throw away
}
<form method="POST" action="https://payment.proxypay.ch/payment/form" class="form-horizontal">
<input type="hidden" name="seller" value="my_seller_name" />
<input type="hidden" name="amount" value="12.50" />
<input type="hidden" name="description" value="Don spontané" />

<input type="hidden" name="test" value="1" />
<input type="hidden" name="success_url"
value="https://www.your_website.tld/success/" />
<input type="hidden" name="error_url"
value="https://www.your_website.tld/error/" />
<input type="hidden" name="cancel_url"
value="https://www.your_website.tld/cancel/" />
<input type="hidden" name="callback_url"
value="https://www.your_website.tld/callback/" />
<input type="hidden" name="callback_method"
value="POST" />
<input type="hidden" name="sha_sign"
value="5440b26de45174f4a51a35a4acb209ad2fc83fac71a801bfc0afa53b6ad2a002" />

Nom complet

 <input type="text" class="form-control" name="fullname" placeholder="Nom complet" />

Email

 <input type="email" class="form-control" name="email" placeholder="Email" />

Adresse

 <input type="text" class="form-control" name="address" placeholder="Adresse" />

Code postal

 <input type="text" class="form-control" name="zip" placeholder="Code postal" />

Ville

 <input type="text" class="form-control" name="city" placeholder="Ville" />

Pays

 <input type="text" class="form-control" name="country" placeholder="Pays" />

Société

 <input type="text" class="form-control" name="company_name" placeholder="Société" />

Numéro de TVA

 <input type="text" class="form-control" name="company_vat" placeholder="CH123456789" />

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Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean. A small river named Duden flows by their place and supplies it with the necessary regelialia. It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences fly into your mouth. Even the all-powerful Pointing has no control about the blind texts it is an almost unorthographic life One day however a small line of blind text by the name of Lorem Ipsum decided to leave for the far World of Grammar. The Big Oxmox advised her not to do so, because there were thousands of bad Commas, wild Question Marks and devious Semikoli, but the
Little Blind Text didn’t listen. She packed her seven versalia, put her initial into the belt and made herself on the way. When she reached the first hills of the Italic Mountains, she had a last view back on the skyline of her hometown Bookmarksgrove, the headline of Alphabet Village and the subline of her own road, the Line Lane. Pityful a rethoric question ran over her cheek, then she continued her way. On her way she met a copy. The copy warned the Little Blind Text, that where it came from it would have been rewritten a thousand times and everything that was left from its origin would be the word "and" and the Little Blind Text should turn around and return to its own, safe country.
Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean.
regelialia. It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences fly into your mouth. Even the all-powerful Pointing has no control about the blind texts it is an almost unorthographic life One day however a small line of blind text by the name of Lorem Ipsum decided to leave for the far World of Grammar. The Big Oxmox advised her not to do so, because there were thousands of bad Commas, wild Question Marks and devious Semikoli, but the Little Blind Text didn’t listen. She packed her seven versalia, put her initial into the belt and made herself on the way. When she reached the first hills of the Italic Mountains, she had a last view back on the skyline of her hometown Bookmarksgrove, the headline of Alphabet Village and the subline of her own road, the Line Lane. Pityful a rethoric question ran over her cheek, then she continued her way.
On her way she met a copy. The copy warned the Little Blind Text, that where it came from it would have been rewritten a thousand times and everything that was left from its origin would be the word "and" and the Little Blind Text should turn around and return to its own, safe country. But nothing the copy said could convince her and so it didn’t take long until a few insidious Copy Writers ambushed her, made her drunk with Longe and Parole and dragged her into their agency, where they abused her for their projects again and again. And if she hasn’t been rewritten, then they are still using her. Far far away, behind the word mountains, far from the countries Vokalia and
Consonantia, there live the blind texts. Separated they live in Bookmarksgrove right at the coast of the Semantics, a large language ocean. A small river named Duden flows by their place and supplies it with the necessary regelialia. It is a paradisematic country, in which roasted parts of sentences fly into your mouth. Even the all-powerful Pointing has no control about the blind texts it is an almost unorthographic life One day however a small line of blind text by the name of Lorem Ipsum decided to leave for the far World of Grammar
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Evaluation Process
Evaluation of proposals will be by a committee formed by the Province and may include employees and contractors of the Province and other appropriate participants.
The Province’s intent is to enter into a Contract with the Proponent who has met all mandatory criteria and minimum scores (if any) and who has the highest overall ranking.
Proposals will be assessed in accordance with the entire requirement of the RFP, including mandatory and weighted criteria.
The mandatory criteria are set forth in the following table. Proposals not clearly demonstrating that they meet the following mandatory criteria will be excluded from further consideration during the evaluation process.
- The Proponent must be a Qualified Supplier pursuant to the RFQ.
- The Proposal must be received at the Closing Location before the Closing Time.
- The Proposal must be in English.
- The Proposal must be submitted using the submission method described in section 1.3 of the terms and conditions set out on the Terms tab and on the Review & Submit tab.
- The Proponent must configure its Team for each Phase and Phase Window in the manner required by the Select Team tab.
- The RFP system will not permit a Proponent to submit a Proposal unless this mandatory requirement is satisfied.
- The Total Proponent Cost must not exceed the maximum budgeted amount for any individual Phase (if indicated) or the total budget in the aggregate, all as set forth on the Pricing tab.
- The RFP system will not permit a Proponent to submit a Proposal unless this mandatory requirement is satisfied.
- On the References tab, the Proponent must submit three references including company name, contact name, phone number and email address.
Proposals that meet the mandatory criteria above will be evaluated with respect to the weighted criteria described in the scoring table below. The overall evaluation process is described by the following steps:
Step 1 - Technical Skills Screening
The Province will evaluate Proposals and assign points based on the preferred technical skills of Resources claimed by Proponents against the requirements set forth on the Select Team tab.
The RFP system will automatically populate the Proponent’s Proposal for the preferred technical skills identified on the Select Team tab. Proponents should note that both Resource Capabilities and preferred technical skills are claimed as part of the Resource profile. It is the responsibility of the Proponent to ensure that the Resource profiles for a Proponent’s Team are fully accurate and up-to-date. Resource profiles can be updated at any time before the Closing Time.
Proposals that have satisfied this step move on to step 2 below.
Step 2 - Team Questions
The Province will then evaluate the Proponent responses to the Team-based questions contained in the Team Questions tab that are specific to the Opportunity and are intended to (i) demonstrate a Proponent’s Resource experience working as a team; (ii) a Proponent’s experience with Agile software development; and (iii) demonstrate a Proponent’s experience working on a similar Product, with a similar scope and technical background.
The Proponent’s responses to the Team-based questions should not reference organization name, Resource name, past projects or specific company software. No points will be awarded for any Proponent answer to any question in this step that references the Proponent’s organization name, Resource name, or specific company software.
Step 3 - Shortlisting
Based on their cumulative scores for steps 1 and 2, only the top four ranked Proponents (the “Shortlisted Proponents”) will then proceed to step 4 of the RFP process. The Shortlisted Proponents will be notified that they will be eligible to participate in the code challenge set out in step 4 below.
Notwithstanding the above, in the event that the fourth and fifth ranked Proponents are tied, the fifth ranked Proponent shall also be a Shortlisted Proponent and proceed to step 4 as outlined below.
Step 4 - Code Challenge
Shortlisted Proponents, who have progressed to this step will be invited to complete a code challenge, which will be comprised of user stories that outlines a basic business problem that needs to be solved by building a technical solution.
Shortlisted Proponents will be notified of the details and applicable deadline of the code challenge. Shortlisted Proponents will be given two (2) Business Days to complete the challenge from the time they are notified. The code challenge will be evaluated according to the following criteria:
- functionality of the app;
- knowledge of the technology;
- code quality; and
- code organization.
For further details, Proponents should download the code challenge instructions located here.
Only those Shortlisted Proponents that have met the minimum score for step 4 will be eligible to participate in the in-person scenario described in step 5 below.
Failure to meet the minimum score will mean that the Proponent’s Proposal will receive no further consideration and the Proponent will be eliminated from the competition.
Step 5 - Team Scenario
Shortlisted Proponents who have progressed to this step will be invited to participate in a Team scenario role-playing exercise. The eligible Proponent will be invited to arrange a date, time and place for the scenario, which must be completed within ten (10) Business Days from the deadline of the code challenge. Proponents may reschedule that date once within that time period, but if a Proponent otherwise fails to be available during the applicable time period for this step, such Proponent’s Proposal will receive no further consideration and the Proponent will be eliminated from the competition.
In the team scenario, eligible Proponents will be given 1.5 hours to work as a team to role play and work with an individual role-playing a government product owner. Teams will be required to provide a solution to a fictitious business need or problem. At the beginning of this exercise, a Proponent Team will be given information regarding the problem, which is designed to require Proponents to demonstrate their Capabilities and demonstrate how they work as a team under pressure. Qualities to be evaluated will be leadership, teamwork and approach.
Following the role-playing, this step will also include an interview component.
The Team Scenario can be facilitated in person or by video conference. For further details, Proponents should download the team scenario exercise instructions located here.
Step 6 - Price
The Total Proponent Cost (price) will be evaluated according to the following formula:
The Proposal with the lowest overall Total Proponent Cost of all Proposals will receive the maximum points allocated to price.
All other Proposals’ Total Proponent Cost will be evaluated using the following formula:
S = (Min x M)
P
S = score
M = total points available for price
Min = lowest priced proposal
P = price on this proposal
Scoring Table
| Evaluation Criteria |
Score Range |
Weightings |
Minimum Score |
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0 - 5 |
5% |
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| Step 2 – Team-Based Questions |
0 - 25 |
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| Step 4 - Code Challenge |
0 - 35 |
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| Step 5 - Team Scenario |
0 - 25 |
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| Step 6 - Price |
0 - 10 |
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| Class | Description |
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| CoreBeanNameGenerator |
Simple bean name generator, that returns the full canonical name of the class as the bean name.
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| DAOHandler |
The DAO handler.
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| ErrorHandler |
The generic fall-back error handler.
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| EventHandler |
This class can be used to submit application events to the defined listeners.
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| EventHandler.EventMulticaster |
Implementation of an asynchronous event multicaster.
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| ExecutorHandler |
Handles system executors.
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| LoginHandler |
This class handles to basic login/logout functionality and session creation/destruction.
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| RESTHandler |
Servlet class which processes the incoming requests to service requests and delegates them to the service handler.
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| ServiceHandler |
This class initializes and handles the Service registry.
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| ServiceInitializer |
Initializes and destroys the web application (service) context, and loads all other handlers during context initialization.
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| SessionHandler |
Accessible interface to active Sessions within the web application (service) context.
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| WebSocketHandler |
WebSocket Service end-point handler.
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| WebSocketHandler.WebSocketHandlerConfigurator |
Server End-point configurator.
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The idea of the project is to create a system that allows - Student to make appointment with members in the WISE lab - WISE member can check status of other WISE members as well as change his personal status - There is also the interface for mobile device for WISE member - Satisfy usabilities such as allowing the user to filtering the schedule, reducing short-term memory load, etc.
For these requirements, I made a prototype by using Photoshop CC. I did copycat the color template of Yosemite’s calendar, other things else are mostly based on VUB main color
- The Home page for WISE Members and students
The main difference in Home page of WISE members and students is that WISE members can change their current status quickly via the top right menu.
The help page, which is FAQ, is supposed to be the same for both kinds of users
- The “Make Appointment” for both WISE Members and students
The appointment making process is intuitive and easy to follow. The user will follow step by step to request for the appointment. It’s supposed to have good usability in the sense that:
- The user can track what he has done by the “Summary” panel in the left side.
- The user can reduce cognitive load, i.e., trying to recall the correspondent’s name, since the system supports realtime suggestions.
- The user is not possible to make mistakes since instead of inputting the parameters manually, he just needs to pick the date and time slots intuitively by using the calendar and time slot table.
- The “Manage Appointment” functionality for both WISE members and students
The user can send message to the correspondent and delete the appointment. The colors was used carefully here: red color for dangerous action.
- The “View other member” functionality exclusively for WISE members
The WISE members can checkout other WISE members’ status by using “View other members” functionality. More importantly, the user can filter the information by using the right panel. This functionality is supposed to reduce cognitive load of the user.
- The “View personal calendar” functionality exclusively for WISE members
The system is supposed to synchronize on the fly the personal calendar of WISE members in the WISE Appointment system by using existing calendars such as Google, Apple. The screenshots is the overview of personal calendar in the system after synchronization.
- The interface for hand-hold devices
The WISE member can occupy a handhold device by which he can view other members’ status, change his own status or make appointment.
- The interface for big screens in meeting room and personal office
Similar to airport, the laboratory requires a big screen which displays all tasks of WISE members in the lab. Also, there should be a screen which display the calendar of individual in front of his office.


Microsoft to integrate Google's services into Outlook.com webmail client
The company has started testing integrating Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Calendar on some Outlook accounts
by ANIMicrosoft is planning to integrate some of Google's services into its Outlook.com webmail client.
The company has started testing integrating Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Calendar on some Outlook accounts. Once linked, Google's services will be automatically displayed inside Outlook.com on the web, The Verge notes.
Twitter user Florian B who got early access explained that the feature does not allow adding more than one Google account and as it is an early test, switching between Outlook and Gmail accounts refreshes the entire page.


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Guess¶
Guess a number within a range.
"""Guess a number within a range.
Exercises
1. Change the range to be from 0 to 1,000,000.
2. Can you still guess the number?
3. Print the number of guesses made.
4. Limit the number of guesses to the minimum required.
"""
from random import randint
start = 1
end = 100
value = randint(start, end)
print(value)
print("I'm thinking of a number between", start, 'and', end)
guess = None
while guess != value:
text = input('Guess the number: ')
guess = int(text)
if guess < value:
print('Higher.')
elif guess > value:
print('Lower.')
print('Congratulations! You guessed the right answer:', value)


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class
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effects
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positions = effect.positions # dodge the ravager biles
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class
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- AWS Cloud: Working understanding of AWS fundamental services like S3, EC2, RDS, VPC, Route53 and Data Protection / Security Services like KMS, CloudTrail, IAM, CloudWatch, etc. with an emphasis on best practice for cloud security.
- Strong scripting (Python, Bash) and automation skills.
- Familiar with Version Control & Continuous Integration/Delivery tools such as GitHub, AWS CodeDeploy & CodePipeline, Azure DevOps
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Exercise 1
This is the first exercise. Have also a look at the Theorem 1.1, the exercise 2 and the exercise 3.
Theorem 1.1: Needed for the second exercise
This is a the first theorem. Look at the exercise.
Exercise 2 (This is the second exercise)
Use theorem 1.1 page
Theorem 2.1
Another theorem. Can be useful in exercise 1
Theorem 2.2
A last theorem.
Exercise 3
This is the third exercise.
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maybe convert
can automatically apply_instance
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Are you thinking in writing or asking for help?
I'm suggesting
There's no context accompanying your comment, it's in a brand new thread
sorry
This doesn't make any sense. convert
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solvable
oh, convert
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solvable
e.g. finsupp.sum_zero_index


Plymouth man, 25, dies after late-night crash into wall
The crash happened at the junction of North Prospect Road and Ferndale Road
by Katie TimmsA 25-year-old man from Plymouth has died after a late-night crash.
An emergency rescue was carried out by firefighters at the scene after a red Ford C-Max, which was being driven by the male, crashed into a wall.
Devon and Cornwall Police was called to the single-vehicle collision at 1.38am today (Sunday, November 10) at the junction of Ferndale Road and North Prospect Road.
Fire crews from Camels Head and Crownhill were sent to the incident and the man was taken to Derriford Hospital.
A Devon and Somerset Fire Service spokesperson said: "Crews from Camels Head and Crownhill in Plymouth were mobilised following a request from the police to assist after a car had collided with a wall trapping the driver.
"Due to the medical condition of the casualty the crew had to carry out an immediate extrication shortly after arriving, alongside ambulance paramedics, whereby they were conveyed to hospital via land ambulance.
"Once extricated crews made the vehicle and scene safe, before leaving duty of care with the police."
Devon and Cornwall Police has now confirmed that the man died as a result of the collision.
A police spokesperson said: "At 01:38 hours on Sunday 10th November 2019, Police were notified of a single vehicle road traffic collision at the junction of Ferndale Road with North Prospect Road, Plymouth (OSGR 045973, 057381).
"The vehicle involved, a red Ford C-Max, was being driven by a 25-year old local male. No other vehicles are thought to have been involved in this collision.
"Police thank the public for their patience while they investigated the scene."
Officers from the Alliance Roads Policing Team attended the scene and a full investigation took place.
Officers are working to establish the cause of this collision.
Anyone with information, or may have witnessed the collision or seen the vehicle in the Ferndale Road area at this time is asked to contact Devon and Cornwall Police on 101, quoting log 84 of November 10, 2019, or email 101@dcpolice.co.uk


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Yikes! The page you've requested doesn't exist. That's all we know.
Contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you think we've messed up and want to tell us.
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Espree started out as a fork of Esprima v1.2.2, the last stable published released of Esprima before work on ECMAScript 6 began. Espree is now built on top of Acorn, which has a modular architecture that allows extension of core functionality. The goal of Espree is to produce output that is similar to Esprima with a similar API so that it can be used in place of Esprima.
Install:
npm i espree --save
And in your Node.js code:
```javascript var espree = require(“espree”);
var ast = espree.parse(code); ```
There is a second argument to parse()
that allows you to specify various options:
```javascript var espree = require(“espree”);
// Optional second options argument with the following default settings var ast = espree.parse(code, {
// attach range information to each node
range: false,
// attach line/column location information to each node
loc: false,
// create a top-level comments array containing all comments
comment: false,
// attach comments to the closest relevant node as leadingComments and trailingComments
attachComment: false,
// create a top-level tokens array containing all tokens
tokens: false,
// Set to 3, 5 (default), 6, 7, 8, or 9 to specify the version of ECMAScript syntax you want to use.
// You can also set to 2015 (same as 6), 2016 (same as 7), 2017 (same as 8), or 2018 (same as 9) to use the year-based naming.
ecmaVersion: 5,
// specify which type of script you're parsing ("script" or "module")
sourceType: "script",
// specify additional language features
ecmaFeatures: {
// enable JSX parsing
jsx: false,
// enable return in global scope
globalReturn: false,
// enable implied strict mode (if ecmaVersion >= 5)
impliedStrict: false,
// allow experimental object rest/spread
experimentalObjectRestSpread: false
} }); ```
The primary goal is to produce the exact same AST structure and tokens as Esprima, and that takes precedence over anything else. (The AST structure being the ESTree API with JSX extensions.) Separate from that, Espree may deviate from what Esprima outputs in terms of where and how comments are attached, as well as what additional information is available on AST nodes. That is to say, Espree may add more things to the AST nodes than Esprima does but the overall AST structure produced will be the same.
Espree may also deviate from Esprima in the interface it exposes.
Issues and pull requests will be triaged and responded to as quickly as possible. We operate under the ESLint Contributor Guidelines, so please be sure to read them before contributing. If you’re not sure where to dig in, check out the issues.
Espree is licensed under a permissive BSD 2-clause license.
npm test
- run all linting and testsnpm run lint
- run all lintingnpm run browserify
- creates a version of Espree that is usable in a browsertokenize()
method does not use ecmaFeatures
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and const
declarations are no longer parsed by default. You must opt-in by using an ecmaVersion
newer than 5
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to module
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binary scripts have been removed.tolerant
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let
and const
declarations by default.start
and end
. These represent the same data as range
and are used internally by Acorn.ESLint had been relying on Esprima as its parser from the beginning. While that was fine when the JavaScript language was evolving slowly, the pace of development increased dramatically and Esprima had fallen behind. ESLint, like many other tools reliant on Esprima, has been stuck in using new JavaScript language features until Esprima updates, and that caused our users frustration.
We decided the only way for us to move forward was to create our own parser, bringing us inline with JSHint and JSLint, and allowing us to keep implementing new features as we need them. We chose to fork Esprima instead of starting from scratch in order to move as quickly as possible with a compatible API.
With Espree 2.0.0, we are no longer a fork of Esprima but rather a translation layer between Acorn and Esprima syntax. This allows us to put work back into a community-supported parser (Acorn) that is continuing to grow and evolve while maintaining an Esprima-compatible parser for those utilities still built on Esprima.
Yes. Since the start of ESLint, we’ve regularly filed bugs and feature requests with Esprima and will continue to do so. However, there are some different philosophies around how the projects work that need to be worked through. The initial goal was to have Espree track Esprima and eventually merge the two back together, but we ultimately decided that building on top of Acorn was a better choice due to Acorn’s plugin support.
Acorn is a great JavaScript parser that produces an AST that is compatible with Esprima. Unfortunately, ESLint relies on more than just the AST to do its job. It relies on Esprima’s tokens and comment attachment features to get a complete picture of the source code. We investigated switching to Acorn, but the inconsistencies between Esprima and Acorn created too much work for a project like ESLint.
We are building on top of Acorn, however, so that we can contribute back and help make Acorn even better.
All of them.
There is only one ECMAScript 2016 syntax change: the exponentiation operator. Espree supports this.
There are two ECMAScript 2017 syntax changes: async
functions, and trailing commas in function declarations and calls. Espree supports both of them.
Because ECMAScript 2018 is still under development, we are implementing features as they are finalized. Currently, Espree supports:
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GUINEVERE (Miramax) Starring: Sarah Polley, Stephen Rea, Jean Smart, Gina Gershon. Screenplay: Audrey Wells. Producers: Jonathan King and Brad Weston. Director: Audrey Wells. MPAA Rating: R (adult themes, profanity) Running Time: 105 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
Audrey Wells, the screenwriter behind THE TRUTH ABOUT CATS AND DOGS, returns to some familiar thematic ground for her directing debut GUINEVERE. Like CATS AND DOGS, GUINEVERE is a tale of a young woman's self-realization through photography; also like CATS AND DOGS, and much to its advantage, it's a story elevated by a radiant lead performance. It's almost too easy to use the film's title for emphasis, but it's also true: in a film that runs out of gas before it runs out of time, Sarah Polley shines like cinema royalty, making it far easier to overlook GUINEVERE's tactical errors.
Polley stars as Harper Sloane, a 20-year-old recent college graduate plagued by feelings of inadequacy in her over-achieving upper class family. Enter Connie Fitzpatrick (Stephen Rea), the 40-something photographer at Harper's sister's wedding. Connie appeals to Harper with the suggestion that she has the potential for artistic self-expression, and offers himself as both lover and mentor. The relationship becomes complicated not just by their age difference, but by Harper's growing concern that she's not the first young woman to experience Connie's tutelage.
There's no question that Polley -- who dazzled in THE SWEET HEREAFTER and stole the multi-character GO -- is turning into one of the most gifted actresses of her generation. Like Janeane Garofolo in THE TRUTH ABOUT CATS AND DOGS, she makes insecurity genuinely affecting instead of merely affected, doing things with her mouth and her eyes that make your heart want to break. There is a scene involving Connie's first sexual advances that has been played in any number of films with a soft-focus earnestness; Polley giggles and shifts with nervous energy, finding the awkwardness at the heart of initial intimacies. She is ably complemented by Rea -- who takes an alcoholic lecher and manages to make him as sympathetic as he is slimy -- and Jean Smart -- a caustic delight as Harper's mother.
Something about GUINEVERE, however, begins to feel forced. The tone grows unnecessarily "heavy," turning a frisky coming-of-age piece into one of those "I was never the same after that summer stories." Wells also plays her ace too early, making a revelation about the nature of Harper and Connie's relationship that turns much of the film into a waiting game. While it's bitterly funny watching Mrs. Sloane dissect Connie's motives, it provides too simple an explanation for the complex dynamics of a potentially interesting relationship, and ultimately shifts the balance of the film away from Harper and towards Connie. Though Wells' GUINEVERE has a lot going for it in the way of sharp dialogue and finely crafted character moments, the film-maker stumbles when she doesn't realize that the best thing she's got going is Polley. In this bright young actress's capable hands, this story of lessons in love earns solid marks.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 damsels under stress: 7.
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Arulmigu Dhandayuthapani Swami Temple is First of the
Six Abodes of Murugan(Aarupadai veedugal). It is located in the city of
Palani earlier it was known as 'Thiruavinangudi',
Dindigul district, 150 kilometres (93 mi) southeast of Coimbatore and northwest of Madurai in the
foothills of the Palani Hills, Tamil Nadu,
India. Palani temple is considered synonymous with Panchamritam, a sweet mixture made of five
ingredients.
As per Hindu legendary beliefs, Sage Narada visited the celestial court of
Shiva at
Mount Kailash to present to him a fruit,
the gnana-palam (literally, the fruit of knowledge). He decided to award it to whichever of his two sons
who first encircle the world thrice. Accepting the challenge, Murugan
(Karthikeya) started his journey around the globe
on his mount peacock. However, Ganesha, who surmised that the world was no more than his parents Shiva
and Shakti combined, circumambulated them and won the fruit. Murugan was furious and felt the need to
get matured from boyhood and hence chose to remain as a hermit in Palani. The idol of the Muruga in
Palani was created and consecrated by sage Bogar, one of
Hinduism's eighteen great siddhaars, out of an amalgam of nine poisonous herbs or Navapashanam.
Besides regular services, days sacred to the god Subrahmanyan are celebrated with pomp and splendour
every year, and are attended by throngs of devotees from all over South India. Some of these festivals
are the Thai-Poosam, the Pankuni-Uththiram, the Vaikhashi-Vishakham and the Soora-Samharam.
Thai-Poosam, which is considered, by far, the most
important festival at Palani, is celebrated on the full moon day of the Tamil Month of Thai
(15 January-15 February). Vaiyaapuri nattu Pattakkarar Muthukaali Tharagan gothram pangaalis of Sengunthar
Kaikola Mudaliyar have rights to give festival flag for this temple. Because these people are Genealogy
of Navaveerargal who helped lord Murugan in surasamharam battle. Pilgrims after first having taken a
strict vow of abstinence, come barefoot, by walk, from distant towns and villages. Many pilgrims also
bring a litter of wood, called a Kāvadi, borne on their shoulders, in commemoration of the act of the
demon Hidumba who is credited by legend with bringing the two hills of Palani to their present location,
slung upon his shoulders in a similar fashion. Others bring pots of sanctified water, known as
theertha-kāvadi, for the priests to conduct the abhishekam on the holy day. Traditionally, the most
honoured of the pilgrims, whose arrival is awaited with anticipation by all and sundry, are the people
of Karaikudi, who bring with them the diamond-encrusted vél or javelin, of the Lord from His temple at
Karaikudi.
The temple is open from 6.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. On festival days the temple opens at 4.30 a.m. There are
six poojas performed in the temple, namely,
the Vilaa pooja at 6.30 a.m., Siru Kall pooja at 8.00 a.m., Kaala Santhi at 9.00 a.m., Utchikkala
Pooja at 12.00 noon, Raja Alankaram at 5.30 p.m., Iraakkaala pooja at 8.00 p.m. The
Golden Car can be viewed at 6.30 p.m.
Temple Golden chariot was first introduced in This temple. Palani Murugan Golden Chariot was donated by
V.V.C.R.Murugesa Mudaliar of Sengunthar Kaikola
Mudaliyar(Pullikkarar Gothram) from Erode on 17.8.1947. This chariot was made using 4.73 kg of gold
63 kg of silver and diamonds.


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