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Abstract

zFI introduces the notion of staking into the Wilder community. It allows holders to stake their WILD or their WILD <> ETH LP tokens, given by Uniswap for providing liquidity to the pool here. When staking, users earn rewards at a rate of XYZ%. Users are also optionally able to lock their stake for a maximum of a year for 2x rewards. When a stake is locked it means that it is inaccessible during the specified period. This period cannot be longer than 365 days from the time of staking. Rewards are processed automatically when a user makes a change to their position by either staking more or unstaking unlocked token. This sends their rewards to a token vault where they are then locked for one year from the time of redemption. When an amount of token has completed its lock period it will by default remain in the pool until redeemed by the user. Once a user has claimed their unlocked token back, it is moved out of the staking pools and into their wallet again.

Locking

When a user is creating a st

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/* Node object contains a single string, as data, and a count 
 * of how many times that string has occurred in our input text.
 * 
 * @author		James Earle <je11zi@brocku.ca>
 * @version		1.0
 * @since 		2014-05-10
 */ 
public class Node {

  public String data;

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import java.util.Scanner;
import java.io.*;

/* COSC 2P03, Assignment 2
 * 
 * Comparing the use of efficiency of storing data in a standard
 * Binary Search Tree vs. an AVL tree.
 * 
 * @author 		James Earle, je11zi@brocku.ca
 * @version 	        2.0

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/* Bucket is used to store a number of Nodes, limit specified 
 * by user, in an array. To be be accessed and used through 
 * extendible hashing.
 * 
 * @author		James Earle <je11zi@brocku.ca>
 * @version		1.0
 * @since 		2013-12-02
 */ 
public class Bucket {
	

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% James Earle - je11zi@brocku.ca
% 5017843
%
% COSC 2P93 - Winter, 2014
% Assignment

% Question #1
% List of cities altered in accordance with question #5
cities([liverpool,preston,lancaster,carlisle,manchester,leeds,
	toronto,brampton,markham,mississauga,

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/* 
 * Date:	March 21st, 2014
 * Author: 	James Earle, 5017843
 * Email: 	je11zi@brocku.ca
 * 
 * COSC 2P91 - Procedural Programming
 * Assign. 2, Section 2: Modelling Electronic Circuits
 * 
 * The program below will read from file and simulate 
 * the effects of a Wheatstone Bridge, outputting the 

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/* 
 * Date:	March 21st, 2014
 * Author: 	James Earle, 5017843
 * Email: 	je11zi@brocku.ca
 * 
 * COSC 2P91 - Procedural Programming
 * Assign. 2, Section 3: Solving Tricky Equations
 * 
 * The program below will read in user input for the 
 * value of a, computing a*x and sin(x), and using

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with 
	Ada.Text_IO,
	Ada.Strings,
	linkedlist;
use
	Ada.Text_IO,
	Ada.Strings;
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-- Author	 - James Earle, Std. #5017843
-- Email 	 - je11zi@brocku.ca

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#!/usr/local/bin/php
<?php
 
	// $con = DB CONNECTION HERE. Removed for security purposes.
	
	if (array_key_exists('isThread',$_POST)) {
		//We're coming from "Threads.php" get top value
		if (array_key_exists('topPerc',$_POST)) {
			$selectedPost = 'topPerc';
		}

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with
	Ada.Text_IO,
	Ada.Strings,
	Ada.Strings.Fixed,
	RATIONALS;
use
	Ada.Text_IO,
	Ada.Strings,
	Ada.Strings.Fixed,
	RATIONALS;