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#define MAX_OCTAVES 8 uniform vec2 u_resolution; float map(float value,float min1,float max1,float min2,float max2){ return min2+(value-min1)*(max2-min2)/(max1-min1); } float random(in vec2 st){ return fract(sin(dot(st.xy,vec2(12.9898,78.233)))*43758.5453123); } float noise(in vec2 st){ vec2 i=floor(st); vec2 f=fract(st); float a=random(i); float b=random(i+vec2(1.,.0)); float c=random(i+vec2(.0,1.)); float d=random(i+vec2(1.,1.)); vec2 u=f*f*(3.-2.*f); return mix(a,b,u.x)+(c-a)*u.y*(1.-u.x)+(d-b)*u.x*u.y; } float fbm(in vec2 n,in int octaves,in float l){ float v=.0; float lacunarity=2.; float a=.5; n*=l; for(int i=0;i=octaves){break;} v+=a*noise(n); n*=lacunarity; a*=.5; } return v; } float plot(vec2 st,float pct){ return 1.-smoothstep(pct,pct+.005,st.y); } void main(){ vec2 st=gl_FragCoord.xy/u_resolution.xy; st.x*=u_resolution.x/u_resolution.y; float m=st.x*.5+.5; vec3 colorA=vec3(0.22,1.00,0.83); vec3 colorB=vec3(0.08,0.60,1.00); vec3 color=vec3(0.28,0.80,1.00); float y; float pct; float scaleFact; vec2 coords=vec2(49.633888,63.498058); float i; for(float i=3.0;i>0.;i--){ scaleFact=(3.0+i)/i*.25; y=scaleFact*m*(fbm(5.*(m+pow(coords.x,random(coords)))+.001*coords,int(map(i,.0,3.0,5.,7.)),.4/scaleFact)-.5)+(i-1.)*3./(3.0+i); pct=plot(st,y); color=mix(color,vec3(map(i,.0,3.0,colorA.r,colorB.r),map(i,.0,3.0,colorA.g,colorB.g),map(i,.0,3.0,colorA.b,colorB.b)),pct); } gl_FragColor=vec4(color,1.); }

Thank you Kerima for this excellent open letter. I hope that more people do the same. 

WASHINGTON- €”With President Obama expected to sign an executive order any day now to raise the minimum wage on new federal contracts, advocates for the physically and intellectually disabled are pressing the White House to include the group among those getting raises.

A section of the Fair Labor Standards Act allows employers to pay their disabled employees subminimum wages. Advocates say it's time to change that.

Workers with disabilities deserve the same protections as workers without disabilities. That is why Change to Win and the Good Jobs Nation campaign are proud to urge President Obama and Secretary Perez to include workers with disabilities in their forthcoming landmark executive order requiring a $10.10/hour minimum wage for employees of federal contractors. Change to Win is proud to stand with all low wage workers fighting to improve their circumstances.  As the White House and Department of Labor work to prepare the details of the executive order, we wish to strongly state our support for the full inclusion of workers with disabilities, including those today being paid drastically less than minimum wage, in the executive order.