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Five
After finding an abandoned cottage, Devin Holloway and his boyfriend come to learn that the camp they're working at has a more tragic and disturbing past than they had expected.
The Edict of Scion
Maia hasn’t told anyone she’s the long-lost princess betrothed to Prince Connor. She especially can’t tell them now that she’s used her secret magic to ingrain herself into his elite school.She desperately wants to meet him, just once... But her romantic hopes are crushed when she finds out that he’s immune to her magic... He actually hates her. He hates everyone. And NO ONE hates Maia. It’s impossible... But it won’t last too much longer. Soon she’ll have to leave before she is hunted again, before her true identity is revealed. For now she can be a normal kid and enjoy having a secret crush. Until her magic backfires and she is forced to play matchmaker for her soul mate… Now Connor hates her even more, and she can’t blame him. But Connor needs her special skills when two intruders enter the school and corner them. Maia knows they’re not looking for Prince Connor. They have magic and know her name, her true name... (Free Book, Free book High School, Free book Magic, free book royal, free book young adult, royal heir, academy books, academy enemies to lovers, academy fantasy, fantasy thriller, royal urban fantasy, royal bully)
Remote Measurement of Sea Ice Dynamics With Regularized Optimal Transport
As Arctic conditions rapidly change, human activity in the Arctic will continue to increase and so will the need for high‐resolution observations of sea ice. While satellite imagery can provide high spatial resolution, it is temporally sparse and significant ice deformation can occur between observations. This makes it difficult to apply feature tracking or image correlation techniques that require persistent features to exist between images. With this in mind, we propose a technique based on optimal transport, which is commonly used to measure differences between probability distributions. When little ice enters or leaves the image scene, we show that regularized optimal transport can be used to quantitatively estimate ice deformation. We discuss the motivation for our approach and describe efficient computational implementations. Results are provided on a combination of synthetic and satellite imagery to demonstrate the ability of our approach to estimate dynamics properties at the original image resolution.
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Until Sunset
They stand on comers, in grocery stores and even in the crowed halls of her high school, following her around hoping to get her attention. Sometimes there are people born gifted with the ability to see shadows and for fifteen-year-old Tenell Barrett, it’s all routine.
