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WASHINGTON — New information from the IRS on Monday shines more light on what people can do to get the checks from the government as quickly as possible while many families worry about paying the bills and buying food during the coronavirus crisis that has cost millions of people their jobs.
For Americans eligible for stimulus cash under the new relief law, the fastest way to receive it is to make sure they've filed a tax return for 2019 or 2018 with bank information so the government can directly deposit the money.
The IRS says it will use a person's 2019 return to calculate eligibility and automatically send the money to those who qualify. If they haven't filed a 2019 return, it'll be based on the 2018 return.
The agency said it would publish additional information about the new forms soon on irs.gov/coronavirus.
Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin has said he hopes to have the money flowing to Americans with three weeks of the passage of the $2 trillion stimulus plan late last week.
Payments up to $1,200 per person, with an additional $500 per child under 17, will be made to U.S. residents with a Social Security number who who earn under $75,000. The amount decreases by $5 per every $100 earned after that, zeroing out at $99,000. For married couples, the phaseout range is $150,000 to $198,000.
The IRS said Americans who weren't required to file taxes in the last two years will have to file a "simple tax return" with basic information like filing status, number of dependents and bank information so the government can send the money.
"Low-income taxpayers, senior citizens, Social Security recipients, some veterans and individuals with disabilities who are otherwise not required to file a tax return will not owe tax," the IRS said.
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Gabriola Sounder October 3rd Page 10 — Let's Work Together!
Trustees request Trust/RDN protocol meeting be held after elections By Derek Kilbourn (page 10, October 3 2018 edition of The Sounder).
There is a protocol agreement in place to have Islands Trust staff and Gabriola Trustees meet with Regional District of Nanaimo (RDM) staff and the Gabriola Director on a regular basis to discuss issues.
This past week, the Gabriola Local Trust Committee (LTC) received an invitation from the RDN to have a protocol meeting on Gabriola before the current team is completed.
Since the current term began in late 2014, there has been only one meeting, held in late 2015.
Trustees Melanie Mamoser and Heather O'Sullivan both said they have asked for protocol meetings to happen throughout the term, and are surprised the RDN is finally able to have one right before the local government election takes place.
Three items were proposed to be on the agenda for that meeting: Village Way Trail improvements; Affordable Housing; and Opportunities for Economic Development.
Being as both O'Sullivan and Mamoser are not running for re-election, whoever wins the local government election on October 20 will be new to representing Gabriola.
On the RDN side, the incumbent Director Howard Houle is running against Vanessa Craig.
The response from the LTC was that rather than having a meeting right before new Trustees are elected into office, they would ask the RDN Director to meet with the new Trustees after the election.
This past week, Islands Trust staff said the lack of a meeting has not been due to either the Trustees or the RDN Director not wanting to have those meetings.
According to Trust staff, they contacted the RDN in late summer of 2016 to arrange a protocol meeting in late 2016.
At that time, the RDN staff indicated that they wanted a staff-to-staff meeting prior to a protocol meeting.
The staff-to-staff meeting was held in April 2017.
Following the April 2017 meeting, staff attempted to arrange a protocol meeting numerous times via phone and email.
Trust staff say scheduling of protocol meetings with regional districts typically occur via email/phone because of complicated scheduling logistics.
For a bigger regional district (such as Nanaimo) this can be challenging to coordinate, and it is not unusual for protocol meetings to not be held annually.
She said the LTC has repeatedly asked for a protocol meeting and for items to be placed on the meeting agenda - but RDN Director Howard Houle may not have been aware of staff requests to schedule meetings if these requests were not conveyed to him, and no formal request was made - if "formal request" is defined as a written invitation from the Local Trust Committee to the RDN Board.
The rationale for the latter is that the arrangement of the annual meeting is to be coordinated by Islands Trust and RDN staff (specifically the CAOs), as per the Letter of Agreement between the RDN and Gabriola LTC.
She noted that there is a standing item on the regular LTC meeting agenda under "Reports" to receive reports from the RDN Director.


Linksys EA9500 Max-Stream™ AC5400 MU-MIMO Gigabit WiFi Router is rated 4.2 out of 5 by 390.
Three bands that deliver the fastest combined WiFi speeds to more devices.
Experience powerful WiFi coverage throughout a large house.
Monitor and control your home network from anywhere through the Linksys Smart WiFi website or mobile app.
Designed as a dual-purpose home office and entertainment WiFi router, the MAX-STREAM AC5400 MU-MIMO Gigabit WiFi Router (EA9500) delivers WiFi to multiple users on multiple devices at the same time and same speed.
The MAX-STREAM AC5400 MU-MIMO Gigabit WiFi Router (EA9500) offers Seamless Roaming as you move around your home when linked with a MAX-STREAM Range Extender. With Seamless Roaming, your enabled wireless devices will automatically switch to the strongest WiFi signal, so you won't have to manually connect to the router or range extender when you move from one room to another--or even to your garden.** This means that you can move freely throughout your home while video chatting or streaming videos without experiencing dropped calls or buffering.
Pair a MAX-STREAM range extender such as the RE7000 with the AC5400 for more efficient home WiFi that delivers stronger, more powerful WiFi signal to all your devices.
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The router features eight adjustable external antennas, which can be positioned for optimal performance. They provide powerful streams of data to your devices, ensuring complete WiFi coverage throughout your home. Unlike the two or three data streams found on other routers, the AC5400 delivers four simultaneous streams per band for stronger, faster performance.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by smjohnson85 from Not at all satisfied I bought this unit a year ago at Best Buy. After 30 days the first unit suddenly stopped sending a wifi signal. Took it back to Best Buy and they gladly replaced it with the same model. Now after about 8 months this unit sporadically send out a wifi signal. Working with their tech support we were unable to reboot or connect to the wifi network. It should show two networks, a 2.4ghz and a 5.0 ghz. It only shows the 5.0 anduanable to join network even with the default password and a hard reboot. I have had nothing but problems with this unit. Very disappointing for a $300+ router. Either I get an upgraded model or I will go to another brand.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by Rick from Linksys EA9500 High end router is Garbage!!!! I really tried to give this router a chance but after two months of intermittent routing issues between between wireless channels I decided to return it. For a high end router at this price point, it has no real capabilities beyond providing wireless coverage and of course 8 LAN ports. No openvpn support, no jumbo frame support (which killed my NAS backups), no way to configure netbios name, etc. there was just nothing special about it. I will admit that the wireless coverage it provided was outstanding but that's about the only good thing I can say about it.
Rated 2 out of 5 by Simple from Unable to Keep Wireless Connection I've been a fan of Linksys products for many year. I purchased this router a little over a week past and I've been nothing but frustrated with the connection. As quickly as I connect via wireless, I also lose connection. The router did an update of the firmware when I did the setup so unsure if it is tied to that. I'm seriously considering returning to the place or purchase. I put my WRT1900 back to work and it's working just fine. I was hoping for better coverage with the new router as I have a dead spot in my home. I would still recommend Linksys products to those who ask, just not this product.
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Notes: Tri-band devices provide a single 2.4GHz radio and two 5GHz radios. All testing used 5GHz band. Average of three runs.


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Q: Cant build using webpack I have an app generated with fountainjs.io yo generator. I get the following error when trying to build
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Error Message & Stack Trace
[09:23:51] Loading /Users/calvin/dev/hospitalMap/gulp_tasks/browsersync.js
[09:23:52] Loading /Users/calvin/dev/hospitalMap/gulp_tasks/karma.js
[09:23:54] Loading /Users/calvin/dev/hospitalMap/gulp_tasks/misc.js
[09:23:55] Loading /Users/calvin/dev/hospitalMap/gulp_tasks/webpack.js
[09:23:56] Using gulpfile ~/dev/hospitalMap/gulpfile.js
[09:23:56] Starting 'build'...
[09:23:56] Starting 'other'...
[09:23:56] Starting 'webpack:dist'...
[09:24:01] Finished 'other' after 4.82 s
[09:24:24] Time: 27381ms
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vendor-794d775dfd6b685d2497.js  1.34 MB       0       vendor

ERROR in Entry module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'babel' in '/Users/calvin/dev/hospitalMap'

ERROR in ./~/mime/mime.js
Module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'fs' in '/Users/calvin/dev/hospitalMap/node_modules/mime'
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Child html-webpack-plugin for "index.html":
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[09:24:24] Finished 'webpack:dist' after 28 s
[09:24:24] Finished 'build' after 28 s

Fountain Generator Config
{
  "generator-fountain-angular1": {
    "version": "1.0.0-rc1",
    "props": {
      "framework": "angular1",
      "modules": "webpack",
      "js": "babel",
      "ci": [],
      "css": "scss",
      "resolved": "/usr/local/lib/node_modules/generator-fountain-webapp/node_modules/generator-fountain-angular1/generators/app/index.js",
      "namespace": "fountain-angular1",
      "argv": {
        "remain": [],
        "cooked": [],
        "original": []
      },
      "sample": "hello",
      "router": "uirouter"
    }
  }
}

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Node.js v7.2.1
darwin 16.1.0
yo 1.8.5
npm 3.10.10

A: You are using mime from npm, which uses fs. fs is a Node-only package that does not work in the browser via webpack. If you replace your dependency on mime with one that is verified to work in the browser you should be fine.

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EqualEd
Young lives. Old problems. New solutions.
Tulsa experiment: Can investing in children early reverse poverty cycle?
Billionaire George Kaiser's foundation aims to match tens of thousands of low-income families with the social services they need, from nursing and birth control to childcare and early education. The Monitor is following three families, and others like them, over the next year to see the challenges and opportunities that they encounter.
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Before heading into work, Alexis Stephens drops off her daughter Addison at Educare, an early childhood education facility for low-income families in Tulsa, Okla. Heavy investment in the city's public and private social service, including Educare, has come from the George Kaiser Family Foundation.
By Simon Montlake Staff writer
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On the sunny side of a red-brick building, Alexis Stephens extracts a dusty pink stroller from beneath a black-iron staircase. A quick wipedown, and Addison, her impish daughter, is inside, waiting to be pushed the length of the fenced-in yard.
Across town, Mikaleah Moment sits in a well-worn leather armchair in her living room, as sunlight filters through black curtains. She comforts R'Myah, her infant daughter, who's still recovering from a trip to the doctor the previous day. Ms. Moment's shift at Family Dollar starts at noon, but she's not sure if she'll show up.
At a rented house further north on a dead-end lane, Hayezetta Nichols, a working mother of two in her last month of pregnancy, moves slowly past a dish-clogged sink. She moved her family into the house a month ago, gaining an extra bedroom for Loyal, the daughter she's expecting, but it's all she can do to keep the place tidy with two small children underfoot.
These three mothers are raising young kids in Tulsa, a city of uneven wealth and deep poverty, delineated by race and class and geography. All are part of a grand experiment rooted in the belief that investing early in children can help close the gap when they start school and set a path out of straitened upbringings. Behind the experiment is George Kaiser, an oil-and-banking billionaire. His local philanthropy has made Tulsa a testbed for innovation in fighting poverty and injustice, along with civic renewal and music heritage.
Over the next decade, Mr. Kaiser's foundation aims to match tens of thousands of low-income families with the social services they need, from nursing and birth control to childcare and early education. Some are publicly funded programs, vulnerable to Oklahoma's perennial budget crises; others are run by nonprofits that depend on donors like Kaiser.
His $200-million bet on the potential of poor children to succeed after a sustained early dose of nurturing and stimulation is called the Birth through Eight Strategy for Tulsa (BEST), an echo, perhaps, of the Jesuit maxim, "Give me a child for his first seven years, and I'll give you the man." (Kaiser is a descendant of a German-Jewish family who immigrated here in 1940.)
"Ultimately BEST is about tackling inter-generational poverty and creating a cycle of opportunity," says Sophia Pappas, who directs the strategy at the George Kaiser Family Foundation (GKFF). "We know how important the early years are for a child's development."
The Monitor is following the three families profiled here, and others like them, to see the challenges and opportunities that they encounter and to plumb the promise of Kaiser's child-centered philanthropy. Educators, activists, and philanthropists in other cities are also watching BEST closely, and an elite club of wealthy donors is helping to fund its first phase.
In an era of yawning gaps in health, education, and social mobility, what can Tulsa teach us?
Hayezetta Nichols serves breakfast to her daughter, Myracle, and son, Lijah, at Educare on April 5 in Tulsa, Okla. Educare is an early education facility and daycare for low income families.
When Ms. Nichols was pregnant with Myracle, her first, whose name reflects the nine miscarriages that preceded her, she craved dirt. For her son, Lijah, born 16 months later, she took the advice of a friend with similar cravings and substituted cornstarch for dirt. It worked.
Which is why on a recent afternoon Nichols breaks off conversation to lean back on her chair – two cushions propped behind – and tips cornstarch into her mouth. She swallows. "Go on," she says.
Although such cravings, known as pica, can be an indicator of malnutrition, Nichols says she's had regular check-ups during this pregnancy, even dashing across town to the clinic – "I'm a worrywart" – when something felt wrong and being told her baby is fine. In fact, Loyal, was born three weeks later.
One of BEST's goals is to improve access to prenatal care so that more babies are born healthy. In 2015, of roughly 9,400 babies born in Tulsa County, more than one in 10 were premature. Among all mothers, 41 percent didn't receive prenatal services in their first term.
Nichols delivered Loyal, her third, at Hillcrest Medical Center. Last year nearly 3,000 mothers gave birth there, according to Jenny Leach, the director of nursing for women's and children's services. Of Tulsa's hospitals, Hillcrest has the highest share of mothers enrolled in Medicaid, which is why BEST is targeting expectant mothers there with early-literacy and infant-nurturing kits, and signing them up for home visits after they leave the hospital.
On top of the normal anxieties of an imminent delivery, Nichols has plenty more on her mind. Money, for one. After she goes on unpaid leave from her call-center job at AT&T she can apply for cash welfare, and her monthly food stamps will automatically increase with a third child. Her rent is supported by vouchers. Myracle and Lijah are enrolled at Educare, a GKFF-funded childcare center for low-income families. And when she runs low on baby supplies, she knows how to tap another GKFF-funded charity, Emergency Infant Services.
Still, she frets about making ends meets. So instead of a baby shower, Nichols has a more practical idea. "I'm going to have a diaper party," she says, a smile playing on her face framed by twists of braided hair. "A diaper party is you have diapers or wipes in hand when you come to this door. You don't have either, you don't get to enter."
Then there's Lavelle Nichols, her live-in partner and ex-husband. They met when he was in jail in Tulsa, facing a charge of assault. That first visit, set up by a cellmate, turned into a three-hour talk, and she kept going back to see him. "I knew I was going to marry her," says Lavelle, a former boxer from Little Rock, Ark.
In October 2012, Lavelle was released on probation after serving 16 months of a three-year sentence. The couple married the same day. A year later, Ms. Nichols filed for divorce. "I don't do too well with abuse," she says, acidly. Myracle, her daughter, was born in 2015 to another father. Then the couple reunited and together had Lijah, their son. Lavelle has kicked a drug habit and enrolled in a work-training program for former prisoners.
Earlier this year, Lavelle was forced to suspend a job hunt after he was diagnosed with a hernia. (After the interview, Lavelle's medical procedure was a success.) "I'm more worried about us being able to keep moving forward. But I think we're going to be OK. I do," she says.
Mikaleah Moment drops off her daughter R'Myah at Educare on April 5 in Tulsa, Okla.
Like many young girls, Mikaleah Moment watched MTV's "16 And Pregnant" and thought, no way. "I always used to tell myself, I don't ever want to be like that," she says. (Some researchers credit the show for accelerating the national decline in teen pregnancy rates.)
Then in high school she got pregnant with her first daughter, Jo'Nae, who was born in May 2015. At the time, Moment lived with her grandmother, a retired schoolteacher who pushed her to stay in school, not give up on her ambition to be a nurse. Her mother, a diabetic who didn't work, was in and out of jail. A day before Jo'Nae arrived, Moment's mother died. A year later, her grandmother also passed.
For Moment, there was no going back. "I feel like I've been a 'little old' girl since I was about 15 years old. Life's been hell since then," says the 18-year-old.
Oklahoma's high rate of teen pregnancies – second in the nation – is blamed for its failure to graduate more high-school students. Nationally, children born to teen mothers are statistically more likely to become parents at an early age and to underachieve at school.
But Moment bucked the trend. She went back to school and graduated early, something that neither of her parents had done. "I don't want to be a statistic so therefore I'm going to get up and do something with myself. I'm going to push myself," she says.
She was able to study because Jo'Nae was enrolled at Educare. At this time, she hooked up with Rande, who wore cowboy boots and went to rodeos, and soon she was pregnant again with R'Myah, who was born last August and also goes to Educare. She's still with Rande, two years on, but calls their relationship "a bit rocky."
Mikaleah Moment arrives home after work to play with her daughters Jo'Nae (l.), and R'Myah (r.), in her home on April 6 in Tulsa, Okla.
On a recent morning, Moment sat in the front room of her late grandmother's ranch-style house, checking her phone. Her deep-pink nails tapped on the glass, to her mild irritation. "I wanted them to be long but not this long," she says. She wore gray sweatpants and a black tank top.
Rande emerges from the bedroom where R'Myah is sleeping to look for his wallet.
"Did you look in our room? Check the car too," Moment says.
Minutes later, Rande comes back, and says he's off to cash a check. He tells Moment that R'Myah has woken up in their bed. "All right," says Moment, not rising from her armchair.
The front door slams. Moment frowns. "He's leaving and I got to go to work at 12," she says. Her nails go to the phone. Tap. Tap. "Oh, he's coming back. We're good."
Moment's last job was a temporary position in the safety department at a oil refinery. It paid well, but the 12-hour shifts were tough. Now she's at Family Dollar. It's part-time, not much money, but enough to pay some bills. (She later quit after a robbery at the store.) Now that she's turned 18 she wants to start community college and pursue her dream of becoming a nurse.
As a parent, she marvels at the learning environment at Educare compared to the home daycares in her predominantly African-American neighborhood. Jo'Nae knows how to count to 10, her ABCs, her colors. She also knows how to be sassy, and to strike a pose for a camera that Moment recognizes as an imitation of her mother: tongue stuck out, head askance.
"She's a little me. But I'm just going teach her to do better than me. Don't do the things that I did. Don't make the same mistakes. Don't make the cycle repeat itself. You want the cycle to break," she says.
Alexis Stephens wakes up her son, Carson, and daughter, Addison, in the morning before she goes to work on April 5 in Tulsa, Okla. Ms. Stephens lives with her children in an apartment that is one of 13 units in a downtown women's shelter.
This is what home looks like to Alexis Stephens: two airy rooms on the ground floor of a 1920s apartment block, windows thrown open to the breeze. In the back room is the bunk bed that Ms. Stephens shares with Carson, her third-grader, and Addison's wooden cot.
"My kids love it here. I don't want to leave," she says.
The apartment is one of 13 units in a downtown women's shelter that Stephens moved into a year ago. The previous year, she had been homeless, an addict who couldn't quit, even when she found out she was pregnant with Addison. At seven months, Stephens was arrested for breaking into her ex-boyfriend's house and held in jail pending trial.
Addison was born in June 2016, delivered at Hillcrest Medical Center, where Stephens was given 24 hours with her newborn before she was taken away by child services. "I kissed her so many times, over and over. I cried and told her I would come back for her," she says.
Stephens avoided prison via another GKFF initiative, Women in Recovery, a criminal-justice diversion program for mothers. It's the reason that she has Addison back and that Carson is living with her. Addison is enrolled at Educare, which allowed Stephens to go back to work. In November, she got hired at a marketing company.
That Kaiser's philanthropy extends to rehabilitating female inmates speaks to the complexities of tackling child poverty. Oklahoma leads the nation in locking up women. Its swelling prison population of mothers exacerbates the plight of their children and also means that even less money is available for social services.
Women In Recovery provides housing, therapy, parenting, and career classes to mothers, with an aim of cutting rates of recidivism and reuniting families.
Addison, daughter of Alexis Stephens, points to drawings of her family in a book that deals with her mother's battle with addiction. Her brother Carson created the book with the help of Women in Recovery, a criminal-justice diversion program for mothers supported by the George Kaiser Family Foundation.
For Stephens, it allowed her to be a mother to Addison, who spent time in foster care and with the family of her father during Stephens' trial. She is also working on parenting Carson, who lived with her during her addiction, she says. She wasn't always there for him. "I was depressed. I didn't want to be awake unless I was high," she says.
Unlike Addison, who is thriving in her year-round program, Carson never went to preschool, because Stephens was worried that if her habit was found out he might be taken away from her. That fills her with guilt, but she's determined to make it up to him, to be a good mom.
At a recent dental check-up, Carson was advised to start flossing. But Stephens recognized that telling him sternly to do it – her own mother's method – might backfire.
"I don't floss so I didn't see how I was going to get him to floss. But we found a proactive way to resolve that," she says.
"I started," says Carson, a soft-spoken boy with brown hair. "And I made you start."
Her diversion program ended in March, though she will remain on felony probation for two years. By summer, she'll have to move out of the shelter and find a place for her family.
On the bookshelves above Addison's cot, the toddler bedtime reading – "How Dinosaurs Stay Safe" and "Peek-a-boo" – is bracketed by "No Excuses: The Power of Self-Discipline" and a Narcotics Anonymous handbook.
Former addicts know all too well the risks of relapse. A mother living across the hallway from Stephens was recently sent back to prison. Her toddler son is currently staying with Stephens.
"I feel very confident because I have people I can call if I do run into situations. I've really built this life that I'm living from nothing," says Stephens.
The three moms profiled here all have one important assist: free, high-quality daycare for their kids. That puts them in a minority in Tulsa and across the country, where about half of all toddlers stay at home with their parents. Oklahoma is unusual in that it enrolls nearly three-quarters of its four-year-olds in public pre-K programs, much higher than other states.
But for Kaiser and his BEST team, that classroom experience comes too late for low-income kids, whose cognitive and social-emotional development need a bigger boost. If toddlers can't attend Educare or another similar center, other programs are needed to guide parents and other caregivers toward the same goal: an early-learning experience that sets them up for school.
To that end, BEST is drilling down on community outreach, from pediatric clinics to social-media campaigns, to promote early literacy. The strategy also calls for partnerships with schools to support learning between kindergarten and third-grade state tests. GKFF will be tracking the results of those as a metric, to see if its strategy is working.
"You need a cumulative effort of multiple programs rather than a single shot. Easier said than done. But that's what has to happen," says Steven Dow, the executive director of CAP Tulsa, a nonprofit that runs preschools and other programs for low-income families.
Once a month, the First Baptist Church North Tulsa dishes up free pizza and reading classes for preschoolers. Volunteers hold the "Talk! Sing! Read!" event inside a church annex, a lofty wood-floor gymnasium with basketball hoops set out with 20 trestle tables, most of which were filled on a recent evening by chattering children and their caregivers, mostly working parents.
At one table sits Sara Jackson and her son, Cortez, who is 15 months old. Ms. Jackson is a working mom – but unlike the women profiled above she doesn't get free childcare at a center like Educare. Cortez spends four days a week at a home daycare and Jackson's mother pays half, the only way she could afford to send him, she says.
Her elder sister runs a daycare, but Cortez never settled there so they moved him to his current place. The first time she dropped him off, Jackson waited outside. "I could hear him on the floor playing and he wasn't crying," she says.
The youngest of six children, Jackson was the only one to graduate high school without having a child. She went on to study photography and graphic design at college, and now works at business-services firm, while making extra as a photographer. She was 31 when she had Cortez, and on paper she's a single mom, though her boyfriend is involved. "We can't afford to get married," she says.
For her, First Baptist is home: Her family has attended for decades, and the pastor's wife is a godparent to Cortez. So she's happy to bring him to reading nights, knowing that he'll go home with a book.
Also on the sidelines, watching closely, was Ms. Pappas, the BEST director, who as head of early childhood education in New York City's Department of Education helped drive the rapid expansion of public pre-K. She knows that faith leaders like Deacon Darrell Walker, who has gone door to door to get out the word about literacy, can bring in at-risk kids that aren't in GKFF's fold. "They're being reached by trusted members of the community," she says.
After a blessing and a boisterous chant of L-O-V-E, the children are divided by age for reading groups. Newcomers are directed to a small room where Howard McCondichie, a volunteer at the church, hands out a tote bag with a T-shirt, blanket, and book. "This is a gift from George Kaiser," he says, as the kids compared T-shirt sizes.
Mr. McCondichie, a retired middle-school teacher, explained to the families how the program worked. He told them that children who can't read by third grade are statistically more likely to go to prison. He smiled. "Even when you're in the car with them, sing to them. Read to them," he says.
Correction: The comments from Howard McCondichie have been updated to reflect that it is children who can't read by third grade, rather than by age three, who are statistically more likely to go to prison.
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Discitis is a term which describes an infection of the spinal disc space or the disc itself. Commonly, the bacterium responsible is staphylococcus aureus, but there are many possible microorganisms which can cause the condition to occur. Discal infection is usually limited to symptomatic expression in the area affected and does not generally become a systemic concern. However, in some cases, particularly those found in drug users and those with immune system disorders, systemic infection can occur and may entail a real health hazard which could potentially end in death.
This essay will concentrate on the causes and symptoms of discal infections, as well as the usual treatment options which are available.
The intervertebral disc space is able to become infected, just like almost any other area of the body. In most cases, infection occurs in children due to idiopathic reasons and generally resolves by itself or with simple and safe antibiotic treatment.
In adults, contamination of the disc space is only common in illicit drug users, AIDS patients and those who have been exposed to particular bacterium while suffering from a compromised immune response. These cases are generally rather serious and may become widespread health crises. These adult cases are often far more difficult to treat effectively and may even require surgical intervention in the form of manual cleaning out of the infected area. Discitis in adults might recur several times in rapid succession in typical patient types.
Discal infection can be theorized to exist due to lifestyle factors and symptomatic expression upon exam. It can generally be confirmed using MRI technology, although bone scanning or even x-rays may also provide clues to the existence of the disorder.
Localized symptoms include stiffness and pain in the area and surrounding tissues. This pain is often worsened by bending or moving the affected region. Some patients do not suffer any pain, which can make accurate diagnosis of the underlying origin even more difficult to achieve.
In severe cases, systemic infection may include fever, nausea, light-headedness, muscle spasms and convulsions. If the infection spreads into the spinal cord, the cerebral spinal fluid or the bloodstream, serious consequences can and usually will result.
Discal infection is a scary thing indeed, as is any infectious process in a sensitive area of the anatomy. Some infections may leave lifelong after effects, including scar tissue formation or nerve damage, although these events are very rare and usually reserved for significant infections in unhealthy adults.
Unfortunately, most disc infections are not obvious and the patient may suffer for quite a long time without a positive diagnosis.
The symptoms are just too similar to many other forms of back pain to stand out as a distinctive condition in most sufferers.
To learn more about diagnosing and treating intervertebral discal infections, please contact your doctor or visit an infectious disease specialist.


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3 Days In Mürren, Switzerland
As the 2012 presidential campaign finally came to an end this week, so concluded an election season that for two years had locked Americans into a fierce partisan divide. Thus, it's little wonder that I find myself in desperate need of someplace tranquil. Someplace quiet. Someplace neutral, perhaps.
Welcome to the Berner Oberland, a picturesque pocket of the Swiss Alps known for its peaceful mountain hamlets, miles of secluded trails, and towering snowy peaks. With the legendary resort town of Interlaken as your gateway, your home base for the weekend is Mürren, a tiny, traffic-free alpine retreat teetering up above the Lauterbrunnen Valley. Whether you're a summertime hiker or an expert skier, Mürren offers endless outdoor opportunities for its visitors as well as a charming network of cog railways, cable cars, funiculars, and hiking trails on which to reach them.
So pack your hiking boots (or your skis). If you find yourself in the mountains southeast of Bern, here are some breathtaking ways to spend three days.
Bern, Baby, Bern
Begin your visit to the Berner Oberland in Interlaken, a bustling tourist hub with commanding views of the region's most famous peaks—the Eiger, the Mönch, and the 13,642-foot Jungfrau. You'll spend the morning acquainting yourself with the area by tracing the edge of Lake Brienz to Ringgenberg, the quiet town just two miles from the Interlaken Ost train station. Home to a beautiful 17th century church and the ruins of a 14th century castle, this quaint village offers sweeping views of the chalets scattered across the mountainside.
Mürren, Mürren On The Wall
With a picnic lunch packed from Interlaken's Migros superstore (Rugenparkstrasse 1), head back to Interlaken Ost, where the true adventure is about to begin. A 20-minute train ride to Lauterbrunnen, a scenic cable car lift to Grütschalp, and a short train ride through Winteregg will lead you to Mürren, a traditional Walser town that has been a vacation destination since the first British tourists arrived in the early 20th century. Inaccessible to cars but seemingly designed for hikers and skiers, Mürren is the perfect place to hole up for the weekend—with a cozy room at Chalet Fontana and a view of the snow-capped mountains from your window.
In 1969, the world was introduced to a new James Bond, as George Lazenby took a one-time turn at the role in On Her Majesty's Secret Service. The film also gave many their first glimpse of Piz Gloria, the revolving restaurant perched atop the 9,744-foot summit of the Schilthorn. Towering more than 4,000 feet above Mürren with panoramic views of the Berner Oberland, the Schilthorn observation deck is an unforgettable experience for visitors, hikers, and skiers alike. So if it's a clear day, waste no time boarding the Schilthornbahn at Mürren's cable car station. Whether you hike, ski, or ride the cable car back down is up to you.
The Hills Are Alive
Rise and shine to breakfast at Chalet Fontana and hit the local Co-Op for picnic supplies—you've got a full day of hiking ahead of you. From "downtown" Mürren, take the funicular up the mountainside to Allmendhubel, the starting point for the lovely, well-marked North Face Trail. Meander through local dairy farms and alpine meadows as you follow the trail to Schiltalp and Gimmeln, admiring stunning views along the way.
At Spielbodenalp, follow signs toward Gimmelwald, a postage stamp of a town spared from development thanks to its location in an avalanche zone. There's little to keep you busy there—besides picnicking, view-gazing, and relaxing, that is—but the forested path into town provides a beautiful bonus stop, as it darts underneath the Sprutz Waterfall.
Diners, Drive-Ins, And Skydives
With Mürren only a quick cable car ride away, you'll be back in town by early afternoon. Depending on the season, find a seat on the cliffhanging sun terrace or in the cozy dining room of the Hotel Edelweiss, an ideal spot for an afternoon drink with a view. In the summer months, keep your eyes and ears peeled for helicopters darting in and out of the clouds—it's only a matter of minutes before a skydiver topples into view.
For an easy afternoon hike, make your way back to the Allmendhubel funicular station and follow the steady downhill path to Winteregg or Grütschalp. The good news? You'll finish near the train station for a quick ride back to Mürren, admiring the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau along the way.
Guess Who's Coming To Dinner
Summer or winter, Switzerland has the unfortunate—but deserved—reputation of being painfully expensive. Thus, as an enthusiastic advocate of both budgeting and picnicking, I find myself frequenting Mürren's small Co-Op whenever possible. But at the end of a long day of hiking—when a picnic may not cut it—look no further than Stäger Stübli, a favorite among locals for fondue, rosti, and other Swiss classics. Lucky for you, it's just a stone's throw from Chalet Fontana's front door.
In The Company Of Männlichen
If it's a clear, sunny day, take advantage of the visibility and get an early start on your way to Männlichen, one of the most spectacular trailheads in the Berner Oberland. From Lauterbrunnen on the valley floor, take the zig-zagging train up the mountainside to Wengen, one of the region's most popular winter destinations. A short and steep cable car ride will bring you to the 7,500-foot Männlichen lift station, where you'll enjoy 360-degree views of the entire region.
From the Männlichen lift station, follow the well-marked downhill path to Kleine Scheidegg, stopping frequently to admire the north faces of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau. In about an hour, you'll reach the train station in Kleine Scheidegg, from which you can follow a beautiful path back into Wengen—or hop on a train heading further up.
Lions And Eigers And Bears, Oh My!
In the event that you have a few extra Swiss francs to burn, there's no better way to spend them than by paying a visit to the highest train station in Europe. At 11,300 feet, the Jungfraujoch is an hour's ride from Kleine Scheidegg, following a track that carves its way inside the treacherous north face of the Eiger. You'll enjoy a commanding view of the 11-mile-long Aletsch Glacier from the roof of the Berner Oberland—an ideal place to mark the ending of another memorable long weekend.
A Few Notes
While most hiking opportunities are limited to spring, summer, and early autumn, skiers will rejoice in the Berner Oberland's winter season (December through Easter). As in summer, Mürren is an unbeatable home base, especially for expert skiers with their sights set on the Schilthorn. But families and amateurs fear not—there are outstanding skiing and sledding opportunities in nearby Wengen, Kleine Scheidegg, and Männlichen.
Adrenaline junkies also take note: There are few more perfect places in the world for skydiving and paragliding than the vast mountain landscapes of the Berner Oberland. Whether your interest lies in the air, water, or on land, the highly trained professionals at Outdoor Interlaken are ready to cater to your extreme sports needs.
TITLE: The North Face Trail near Gimmeln | FRIDAY: A 17th century church in Ringgenberg; Mürren; the mountain view from Mürren | SATURDAY: Cows on the North Face Trail; the North Face Trail above Mürren | SUNDAY: Fog in Männlichen; the Jungfrau; the hike to Kleine Scheidegg.
November 9, 2012 July 19, 2018 Categories: Country Weekends · Europe · In The Mountains · Switzerland
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did you take the photos. really fabulous, the photos and the blog. i loved switzerland but didn't get to see enough of it.
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up! I'll go ahead and bookmark your website to come back down the road. Many thanks
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package io.fabric8.kubernetes.client.mock;

import io.fabric8.kubernetes.api.model.rbac.*;
import io.fabric8.kubernetes.client.KubernetesClient;
import io.fabric8.kubernetes.client.server.mock.KubernetesServer;
import org.junit.Rule;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertNotNull;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

public class KubernetesRoleBindingCrudTest {

  private static final Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(KubernetesRoleBindingCrudTest.class);

  @Rule
  public KubernetesServer kubernetesServer = new KubernetesServer(true,true);

  @Test
  public void crudTest() {

    KubernetesClient client = kubernetesServer.getClient();

    KubernetesRoleBinding kubernetesRoleBinding = new KubernetesRoleBindingBuilder()
      .withNewMetadata()
        .withName("read-jobs")
      .endMetadata()
      .addToSubjects(0, new KubernetesSubjectBuilder()
        .withApiGroup("rbac.authorization.k8s.io")
        .withKind("User")
        .withName("jane")
        .withNamespace("default")
        .build()
      )
      .withRoleRef(new KubernetesRoleRefBuilder()
        .withApiGroup("rbac.authorization.k8s.io")
        .withKind("Role")
        .withName("job-reader")
        .build()
      )
      .build();

    //test of creation
    kubernetesRoleBinding = client.rbac().kubernetesRoleBindings().create(kubernetesRoleBinding);

    assertNotNull(kubernetesRoleBinding);
    assertEquals("RoleBinding", kubernetesRoleBinding.getKind());
    assertEquals("rbac.authorization.k8s.io/v1", kubernetesRoleBinding.getApiVersion());
    assertNotNull(kubernetesRoleBinding.getMetadata());
    assertEquals("read-jobs", kubernetesRoleBinding.getMetadata().getName());
    assertNotNull(kubernetesRoleBinding.getSubjects());
    assertEquals(1, kubernetesRoleBinding.getSubjects().size());
    assertEquals("rbac.authorization.k8s.io", kubernetesRoleBinding.getSubjects().get(0).getApiGroup());
    assertEquals("User", kubernetesRoleBinding.getSubjects().get(0).getKind());
    assertEquals("jane", kubernetesRoleBinding.getSubjects().get(0).getName());
    assertEquals("default", kubernetesRoleBinding.getSubjects().get(0).getNamespace());
    assertNotNull(kubernetesRoleBinding.getRoleRef());
    assertEquals("Role", kubernetesRoleBinding.getRoleRef().getKind());
    assertEquals("job-reader", kubernetesRoleBinding.getRoleRef().getName());
    assertEquals("rbac.authorization.k8s.io", kubernetesRoleBinding.getRoleRef().getApiGroup());

    //test of list
    KubernetesRoleBindingList kubernetesRoleBindingList = client.rbac().kubernetesRoleBindings().list();

    assertNotNull(kubernetesRoleBindingList);
    assertNotNull(kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems());
    assertEquals(1, kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems().size());
    assertNotNull(kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems().get(0));
    assertEquals("RoleBinding", kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems().get(0).getKind());
    assertEquals("rbac.authorization.k8s.io/v1", kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems().get(0).getApiVersion());
    assertNotNull(kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems().get(0).getMetadata());
    assertEquals("read-jobs", kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems().get(0).getMetadata().getName());
    assertNotNull(kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems().get(0).getSubjects());
    assertEquals(1, kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems().get(0).getSubjects().size());
    assertEquals("rbac.authorization.k8s.io", kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems().get(0).getSubjects().get(0).getApiGroup());
    assertEquals("User", kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems().get(0).getSubjects().get(0).getKind());
    assertEquals("jane", kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems().get(0).getSubjects().get(0).getName());
    assertEquals("default", kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems().get(0).getSubjects().get(0).getNamespace());
    assertNotNull(kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems().get(0).getRoleRef());
    assertEquals("Role", kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems().get(0).getRoleRef().getKind());
    assertEquals("job-reader", kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems().get(0).getRoleRef().getName());
    assertEquals("rbac.authorization.k8s.io", kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems().get(0).getRoleRef().getApiGroup());

    //test of updation
    kubernetesRoleBinding = client.rbac().kubernetesRoleBindings().withName("read-jobs").edit()
      .editSubject(0).withName("jane-new").endSubject().done();

    assertNotNull(kubernetesRoleBinding);
    assertEquals("RoleBinding", kubernetesRoleBinding.getKind());
    assertEquals("rbac.authorization.k8s.io/v1", kubernetesRoleBinding.getApiVersion());
    assertNotNull(kubernetesRoleBinding.getMetadata());
    assertEquals("read-jobs", kubernetesRoleBinding.getMetadata().getName());
    assertNotNull(kubernetesRoleBinding.getSubjects());
    assertEquals(1, kubernetesRoleBinding.getSubjects().size());
    assertEquals("rbac.authorization.k8s.io", kubernetesRoleBinding.getSubjects().get(0).getApiGroup());
    assertEquals("User", kubernetesRoleBinding.getSubjects().get(0).getKind());
    assertEquals("jane-new", kubernetesRoleBinding.getSubjects().get(0).getName());
    assertEquals("default", kubernetesRoleBinding.getSubjects().get(0).getNamespace());
    assertNotNull(kubernetesRoleBinding.getRoleRef());
    assertEquals("Role", kubernetesRoleBinding.getRoleRef().getKind());
    assertEquals("job-reader", kubernetesRoleBinding.getRoleRef().getName());
    assertEquals("rbac.authorization.k8s.io", kubernetesRoleBinding.getRoleRef().getApiGroup());

    //test of deletion
    boolean deleted = client.rbac().kubernetesRoleBindings().delete();

    assertTrue(deleted);
    kubernetesRoleBindingList = client.rbac().kubernetesRoleBindings().list();
    assertEquals(0,kubernetesRoleBindingList.getItems().size());

  }
}

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Ohio's Preston stays in draft after strong combine
Ohio University junior guard Jason Preston will remain in the 2021 NBA draft and sign with agent Drew Gross of Roc Nation Sports, Preston told ESPN on Wednesday.
Preston — No. 43 on ESPN's list of Top 100 prospects — is a fast-rising guard on front office draft boards after a strong combine performance in Chicago recently.
Preston, who is 6-foot-4, has established himself as one of the best passers and playmakers in this year's draft.
Preston's declaration for the draft culminates an improbable journey from bench-warming high school player, to aspiring sportswriter, to the architect of Ohio's NCAA tournament upset of No. 4 seed Virginia in March.
Under Ohio coach Jeff Boals, Preston averaged 15.7 points, 7.3 rebounds and 7.3 assists last season.


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Everything James crafts is based on his own original designs, most of them inspired by the natural forms he grew up with in Western Washington State. And, remembering how cold and gray Washington could be, he always tries to make sure that everything he makes has light and warmth to it.
The intricate patterns of James Mattson's work are not cut by machine. Instead, they are created using the traditional acid etch process. Sometimes the copper is etched away entirely, to create a silhouette pattern for a lamp. Sometimes the copper is painstakingly removed in layers, creating a bas relief pattern. Each piece of copper responds slightly differently to the acid, adding an almost organic feel to each line of the design and ensuring that each piece is unique. As a final step, the copper is patinated to a warm brown glow and protected with lacquer.


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Business for the Arts of Broward is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) engaging businesses and business leaders to advocate and educate about the importance of the County's art and cultural community as well as to recognize the connection between cultural vitality, creative success, and economic development.
For their recent "Arts Mean Business" breakfast series which is held at the Museum of Art | Fort Lauderdale and highlights the work of nationally recognized artists to the South Florida business community, the organization presented acclaimed photographer Sunny Bak.
Bak, a self-taught photographer who started her career shooting celebrities on the streets of New York, shot the gatefold image of the Beastie Boys on the "Licensed to Ill" album, and the infamous "Lesbians" cover for Newsweek in June 1993, which still ranks among their top ten selling issues.
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Front pages of Russian newspapers report on the victory of Donald Trump in the U.S. presidential election.
The U.S. House of Representatives has backed a proposal to set up a high-level panel to counter Russian political interference around the world.
The Republican-led chamber passed the legislation on November 30 by a voice vote, as part of a larger intelligence-policy bill.
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A similar measure is expected to be voted on by the Senate before the end of next month.
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As part of a mission to the region promoting post-Brexit business, delegates from the Mayor of London's Office visit Karachi hub of London-backed startup colwiz.
London-Karachi collaboration: colwiz Founder Tahir Mansoori with his team of talented engineers and designers and the Deputy Mayor of London, Rajesh Agrawal.
The Deputy Mayor of London was in Karachi this week as part of a regional tour organised by the Mayor's International Business Programme, a scheme mentoring London's leading tech start-ups. colwiz was accepted onto the programme in October this year and has joined the tour across Mumbai, Bangalore and Karachi.
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» People » Associate Professor Peter Höfner
Associate Professor Peter Höfner
Visiting Research Scientist at Data61, CSIRO
BAC/BAC(R&D) Program Convenor
PhD in Computer Science (U Augsburg), MSc Mathematics (U Augsburg)
CSIT Building (108), N234
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Peter Höfner is an Associate Professor at The Australian National University (ANU), Canberra, Australia. Before joining ANU, he was principal research scientist at Data61, CSIRO, Australia's leading data innovation group, and also conjoint Associate Professor at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Australia.
His research focuses on applications of formal methods in computer science, including protocol verification, software engineering and hybrid system analysis. Currently the main focus of his research lies on algebraic calculi for these topics.
Peter (co-)authored over 60 refereed papers in international journals and conferences. He is chairman of the IFIP Working Group 2.1 (Algorithmic Languages and Calculi) and elected member of the IFIP Working Group 2.3 (Programming Methodolgy). He serves at the editorial board of the Journal of Logic and Algebraic Methods in Computer Science (JLAMP). For his PhD thesis, titled Algebraic Calculi for Hybrid Systems, he received an award for young researchers of the Universität Bayern e.V.
Currently I am not teaching any class. For previous classes taught, see here.
I am program convener for Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Honours) and Bachelor of Advanced Computing (Research and Development) (Honours).
My research focuses on applications of formal methods in computer science, including protocol verification, software engineering and hybrid system analysis. Particular focus is given to large-scale case studies; by performing and analysing these case studies, I push formal methods to their current limits and, by doing so, reveal shortcomings and limitations in state-off-the-art technology. The limitations often lead to new scientific research in the foundations of formal methods. A specific focus of my research lies in the theory of concurrent computation, which often builds on algebraic calculi.
Formal Models and Calculi for Software Systems
specification and verification of protocols (routing and communication)
program verification (in particular concurrent systems)
trustworthy systems
Mathematical Structures in Computing
process algebras
program algebras
proof automation and mechanisation (applying off-the-shelf theorem provers)
Potential student projects
Finding Attacks by means of Predicate Transformers
Mechanisation of the milli Common Representation Language
Modelling, Analysing and Verification of Wireless Mesh Network Routing Protocols
Verifying Concurrent Data Structures with Isabelle/HOL
Verifying Elements of Algorithmic Graph Theory
Verifying Liveness Properties in Isabelle/HOL
Full list of publications
List of publications as seen by DBLP
List of publications as seen by Google Scholar
J. Drury, P. Höfner, W. Wang: Formal Models of the OSPF Routing Protocol. In A. Fehnker, H. Garaval (eds.), Models for Formal Analysis of Real Systems (MARS 2020). Electronic Proceedings in Theoretical Computer Science, Open Publishing Association, 2020. (to appear)
R. Barry, R.J. van Glabbeek, P. Höfner: Formalising the Optimised Link State Routing Protocol. In A. Fehnker, H. Garaval (eds.), Models for Formal Analysis of Real Systems (MARS 2020). Electronic Proceedings in Theoretical Computer Science, Open Publishing Association, 2020. (to appear)
R.J. van Glabbeek, P. Höfner: Progress, Justness and Fairness. In ACM Computing Surveys 52(4):69:1-69:38, ACM, 2019.
arXiv: CoRR abs/1810.07414
doi: 10.1145/3329125
R.J. van Glabbeek, P. Höfner, M. Markl: A Process Algebra for Link Layer Protocols. In L. Caires (ed.), Programming Languages and Systems (ESOP'19). Lecture Notes in Computer Science 11423, pp. 668-693, Springer, 2019.
C. Bannister, P. Höfner: False Failure: Creating Failure Models for Separation Logic. In J. Desharnais, W. Guttmann, S. Joosten (eds.), Relational and Algebraic Methods in Computer Science (RAMiCS '18). Lecture Notes in Computer Science 11194, pp. 263-279, Springer, 2018.
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Hypocycloid, from → hypo- + → cycloid.
In a → right triangle, the side opposite to the right angle.
L.L. hypotenusa, from Gk. hypoteinousa "stretching under" (the right angle), from hypoteinein, from → hypo- "under" + teinein "to stretch," → tension.
The failure of the body to maintain adequate production of heat under conditions of extreme cold.
Hypothermia, from → hypo- + therm, from Gk. therme "heat," from PIE *ghwerm-/*ghworm- "warm;" cf. Pers. garm "warm;" L. fornax "an oven;" O.E. wearm "warm" + -ia a noun suffix.
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A statement which is based on previous observations and which serves as a starting point for further investigation by which it may be proved or disproved. See also → theory, → model, → ad hoc hypothesis, → Kant-Laplace hypothesis, → arge number hypothesis, → nebular hypothesis, → null hypothesis, → statistical hypothesis, → statistical hypothesis testing.
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Engâré, from engâridan, engâštan "to → suppose."
Upâdâyan, from upâ-, → hypo-, + dâyan, → thesis.
To form a → hypothesis.
Hypothesize, from hypothes(is), → hypothesis + -ize a verb-forming suffix, from M.E. -isen, from O.Fr. -iser, from L.L. -izare, from Gk. -izein.
Engâré sâxtan, from engâré, → hypothesis + sâxtan, sâzidan "to adapt, adjust, be fit; to build, make, fashion," Mid.Pers. sâxtan, sâz-, Manichean Parthian s'c'dn "to prepare, to form," Av. sak- "to understand, to mark," sâcaya- (causative) "to teach."
Upâdâyanidan, infinitive from upâdâyan, → hypothesis.
Of, pertaining to, or involving a → hypothesis; supposed.
The phenomenon exhibited by a body (especially a ferromagnetic or imperfectly elastic material) in reacting to changes in the forces, especially magnetic forces, affecting it.
In ferromagnetic materials, the lag in the change in the magnetic induction B behind the change in the intensity of the external magnetizing field, due to the dependence of B on its previous values (past history).
Hysteresis, from Gk. hysteresis "being behind or late," from hystere-, stem of hysterein "to come late, lag behind" + -sis a suffix forming abstract nouns of action.
Pasmând "lagging behind," from pas "behind" (Mid.Pers. pas "behind, before, after;" O.Pers. pasā "after;" Av. pasca "behind (of space); then, afterward (of time);" cf. Skt. pazca "behind, after, later," L. post "behind, in the rear; after, afterward;" O.C.S. po "behind, after;" Lith. pas "at, by;" PIE *pos-, *posko-) + mând stem of mândan "to remain; to be fatigued," mân "house, family" (Mid.pers. mândan "to remain, stay;" O.Pers. mān- "to remain, dwell;" Av. man- "to remain, dwell; to wait;" cf. Gk. menein "to remain;" L. manere "to stay, remain, abide," mansio "a staying, a remaining, night quarters, station" (Fr. maison, ménage; E. manor, mansion, permanent); PIE *men- "to remain, wait for."
A closed curve showing the change in magnetic induction of a ferromagnetic body to which an external field is applied as the intensity of this field is varied from +Hs to -Hs and back again, where Hs is the magnetic field intensity corresponding to saturation.
Dissipation of energy which occurs, due to magnetic hysteresis, when the magnetic material is subject to changes of magnetization.


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Allan and Laura had a clear vision of the place they want their baby girl to grow up – surrounded by nature, a sense of space, feeling like she's part of a community.
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03:16 KingEdgar: :S RSpliet what do you mean?
03:29 Yoshimo: isn't the competitor more than capable to develop good stuff on his own in this case?
03:51 karolherbst: Yoshimo: did you have had to deal with laywers of companies you aren't associated with?
03:51 karolherbst: gnurou: I hope you also know the nouveau_compiler?
03:53 gnurou: karolherbst: I saw that Mesa had its own standalone compiler, is nouveau_compiler something different?
04:00 gnurou: karolherbst: nice, thanks!
04:01 pmoreau: gnurou: It's much easier to interact with nouveau-compiler I would say, cause you can easily hack it to accept whatever you want as an entry, without having to modify all the plumbing if you wanted to do the same going through Mesa.
04:05 pmoreau: Maybe I'll give a try to the TX1 at some point, but… way to many things going on currently.
04:06 gnurou: 1st gen Maxwell seems to be working fine, right?
04:13 pmoreau: karolherbst: I haven't forgotten (yet) to test your branch. I was just to tired yesterday, and realised I needed to recompile the whole kernel on that partition.
04:13 pmoreau: Doing it right now.
04:16 pmoreau: karolherbst: It was kepler_voltage, right?
04:45 pmoreau: karolherbst: Building Nouveau right now. Any particular command to run to check if reclocking still works?
04:45 pmoreau: Or just should I just reclock to 0f?
04:51 pmoreau: And regarding the command question?
07:03 karolherbst: pmoreau: did you check both cards?
07:54 imirkin_: gnurou: one thing i'd like to caution you about is that nouveau prints the opcodes it *wants* to emit... sometimes the emitters leave something to be desired, esp less-tested ones like the maxwell one. doesn't hurt to compare with nvdisasm or envydis.
08:29 karolherbst: imirkin_: by the way, any idea about this 8x msaa issue with heaven?
08:36 karolherbst: imirkin_: any idea what I mean?
08:38 imirkin_: it's totally meaningless... there could be some compiler bug that manifests as that in some particular game, but the underlying issue isn't that "lighting is broken".
08:40 karolherbst: imirkin_: I think the same issue is also there with 4x msaa, but it looks "allright"
08:48 karolherbst: imirkin_: does that help you?
08:50 imirkin_: here's what would help: identify a draw that goes wrong and analyzing why.
08:51 imirkin_: your analysis is still at the "lighting is broken" stage.
08:52 imirkin_: let's say you're right -- how would you use that knowledge to debug this?
09:25 karolherbst: imirkin_: "message: major shader compiler error 155: 0:173(1): error: #extension directive is not allowed in the middle of a shader" how can I ignore those?
09:33 pmoreau: karolherbst: Yep, did check both!
09:34 Tom^: such needy users.
10:53 TheCephalopod: Hey, I am john_cephalopoda on my other PC.
11:02 karolherbst: imirkin_: and then I should fine the first draw call where both driver differes noticeably?
11:09 john_cephalopoda: Umm, just in case you don't know what I am talking about: Flightgear and my whole Xorg freezes when changing the settings to higher.
11:10 karolherbst: john_cephalopoda: in game settings?
11:10 imirkin_: john_cephalopoda: "don't do that"
11:11 john_cephalopoda: imirkin_: Is there some tool to measure vram?
11:12 john_cephalopoda: I mean, how much is left over.
11:30 john_cephalopoda: Okay. An other question: A few shaders in flightgear don't show correctly. Not sure which ones though. Not a big problem but a bit inconvenient.
11:30 john_cephalopoda: Is this related to nouveau or mesa?
11:32 imirkin_: it's related to trees being messed up ro something?
11:32 john_cephalopoda: When I am activating ALS (Atmospheric Light Scattering), the cockpit bugs out a bit.
11:32 john_cephalopoda: Maybe it's shadowmapping.
11:46 imirkin_: karolherbst: by a lot, or a little?
11:47 mupuf: how do you diff the images?
11:49 karolherbst: but for that, we have to decide what is "right"
11:50 karolherbst: mupuf: like 150?
11:51 karolherbst: stuff only goes wrong, when a special think is there?
11:58 karolherbst: this is fine, isn't it?
12:06 karolherbst: you see these darker more blueish areas?
12:30 imirkin_: certainly not helping!
12:40 imirkin_: how should i know?
12:55 karolherbst: imirkin_: when I think this is the right call, do I have to check the shader now and see if something is odd there?
12:57 karolherbst: can I somehow modify the shader in qapitrace and rerun with the modded version?
12:59 karolherbst: there are frames "right"
13:00 imirkin_: now you see why i like piglit tests?
13:02 imirkin_: how do you think i learned?
13:05 imirkin_: except broken things that override it to mean "close widnow"
13:06 imirkin_: ^W? for anything other than remove-word?
13:07 imirkin_: isn't the point of X so that you can have more shells open?
13:08 imirkin_: macs before OS X?
13:08 imirkin_: but after, say, OS 4?
13:09 karolherbst: with a HDD!
13:10 imirkin_: stick linux on it!
13:14 kb9vqf: So no one here knows how to handle https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=90453 , correct?
13:23 karolherbst: what about those test/shaders/*shader_tests files?
13:23 karolherbst: I get this error: "Failed to compile VS: 0:1(10): error: GLSL 1.50 is not supported. Supported versions are: 1.10, 1.20, 1.30, 1.00 ES, and 3.00 ES"
13:24 karolherbst: Test requires >= GLSL 3.2. Actual version GLSL 1.30.
13:25 glennk: there's no such thing as a "last major problem"
13:26 karolherbst: yeah I know, but does it matter when the shaders don't need it?
13:27 kb9vqf: so that pipe error could be almost anything then?
13:32 imirkin_: "hello fudge factor!"
13:41 karolherbst: how do I write something liek s_projection [[1, 0, 0, 0], [0, 1, 0, 0], [0, 0, -1, 0], [0, 0, 0, 1]] in the test file?
13:52 imirkin_: you just say "oh, it's texture 0"
13:52 imirkin_: but.... where the texture at yo?!
13:52 karolherbst: somehting like that?
13:54 karolherbst: so I need 3d textures?
13:54 karolherbst: and how do I create them?
13:57 karolherbst: can*t I jus ttake the 2d_ms texture from apitrace?
13:57 imirkin_: sure... whatya gonna do with it?
13:57 imirkin_: insert it into the shader test through sheer force of will?
14:14 mlankhorst: tagr: are there any docs for the video encoding/decoding parts of the tegra?
14:18 mlankhorst: got a gstreamer pipeline that works after some tinkering, but now I want to make it transcode the h264 too to a lower resolution..
14:26 imirkin_: mlankhorst: perhaps you can do the dimesions separately?
14:27 mlankhorst: what, take the fourier transform of my horse?
14:57 karolherbst: mupuf: do you have any high-end kepler gpu?
14:59 karolherbst: mupuf: you don't know at wich freq the blob idles with max perf prefered?
15:05 karolherbst: "yep" to what?
15:07 karolherbst: "shader freq = 1098 MHz"
15:07 karolherbst: does it at least idle at 928MHz then?
15:08 imirkin_: skeggsb: are you aware of any issues with snooped data access?
15:12 karolherbst: and if you put full load to the card?
15:12 skeggsb: imirkin_: hrm, no. what're you seeing?
15:15 mupuf: good to know, upstream kernel or your tree?
15:20 mupuf: well, are we going to see you at FOSDEM?
15:44 karolherbst: with your 4.2?
16:01 karolherbst: skeggsb: when will you have time to check my pcie patches?


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