Tairen nobility filled the great vaulted chamber with its huge polished redstone columns, ten feet thick, rising into shadowed heights above golden lamps hanging on golden chains. The High Lords and Ladies were arrayed in a thick hollow circle under the great dome at the chamber’s heart with the lesser nobles ranked behind, row on row back into the forest of columns, all in their best velvets and silks and laces, wide sleeves and ruffed collars and peaked hats, all murmuring uneasily so the towering ceiling echoed the sounds of nervous geese. Only the High Lords themselves had ever before been bidden to this place, called the Heart of the Stone, and they had come only four times a year, at the twin demands of law and custom. They came now, all who were not out in the countryside somewhere, at the summons of their new lord, the maker of law and breaker of custom.
The packed crowd gave way before Moiraine as soon as they saw who she was, so she and Egwene moved in a pocket of open space. Lan’s absence irritated Moiraine. It was not like the man to vanish when she might need him; his way usually was to watch over her as if she could not fend for herself without a guardian. Had she not been able to feel the bond linking them and known he could not be very far from the Stone, she might have worried.
He fought the strings Nynaeve was tying to him as hard as he had ever fought Trollocs in the Blight, but much as he might deny it, that young woman had bound him as tightly as she herself did, though in other ways. He might as well try tearing steel with his hands as those ties. She was not jealous, exactly, but Lan had been her sword arm, her shield and companion for too many years for her to give him up lightly. I have done what had to be done, there. She will have him if I die, and not before. Where is the man? What is he doing?
One red gowned lace-ruffed woman, a horse-faced Lady of the Land called Leitha, drew her skirts away a bit too assiduously, and Moiraine looked at her. Merely looked, without slowing her step, but the woman shuddered and dropped her eyes. Moiraine nodded to herself. She could accept that these people hated Aes Sedai, but she would not endure open rudeness on top of veiled slights. Besides, the rest shied back another step after seeing Leitha faced down.
“Are you certain he said nothing of what he means to announce?” she asked quietly. In this gabble, no one three paces away could have made out a word. The Tairens kept about that distance now. She did not like being overheard.
“Nothing,” Egwene said just as softly. She sounded as irritated as Moiraine felt.
“There have been rumors.”
“Rumors? What sort of rumors?”
The girl was not that good at controlling her face and voice; clearly she had not heard the tales of doings in the Two Rivers. Betting that Rand had not, though, might be putting her horse at a ten foot fence. “You should bring him to confide in you. He needs an attentive ear. It will help him, to talk out his troubles with someone he can trust.” Egwene gave her a sidelong glance. She was becoming too sophisticated for such simple methods. Still, Moiraine had spoken unadorned truth—the boy did need someone to listen and by listening lighten his burdens—and it might work.
“He will not confide in anyone, Moiraine. He hides his pains, and hopes he can deal with them before anyone notices.” Anger flashed across Egwene’s face. “The wool-brained mule!”
Moiraine felt a momentary sympathy. The girl could not be expected to accept Rand’s strolling about arm in arm with Elayne, kissing in corners where they thought themselves unseen. And Egwene did not know the half, yet. Commiseration did not last. There was too much of importance to deal with for the girl to be fretting over what she could not have in any case.
Elayne and Nynaeve should be aboard the raker by now, out of the way. Their voyage might eventually tell her if her suspicions about the Windfinders were correct. That was a minor point, though. At worst the pair had enough gold to buy a ship and hire a crew—which might be necessary given the rumors of Tanchico—with enough left for the bribes so often necessary with Taraboner officials. Thom Merrilin’s room was empty, and her informants had reported him muttering about Tanchico on his way out of the Stone; he would see they got a good crew and found the right officials. The purported plan with Mazrim Taim was much the more likely of the two, but her messages to the Amyrlin should have taken care of that. The two young women could handle the much less likely eventuality of a mysterious danger hidden in Tanchico, and they were out of her hair and away from Rand. She only regretted that Egwene had refused to go with them. Tar Valon would have been best for all three, but Tanchico would do.
“Speaking of wool-brained, do you mean to continue with this plan to go into the Waste?”
“I do,” the girl said, firmly. She needed to be back in the Tower, training her strength. What was Siuan thinking of? She will probably give me one of those sayings about boats and fish, when I can ask her.
At least Egwene would be out of the way, too, and the Aiel girl would look after her. Perhaps the Wise Ones really could teach her something of Dreaming. That had been the most astounding letter from them, not that she could afford to heed most of it. Egwene’s journey into the Waste might be useful in the long run.
The last line of Tairens gave way, making a little hollow, and she and Egwene faced the open area under the vast dome. The nobles’ ill ease was most evident here; many studied their feet like sulky children, and others stared at nothing, looking at anything but where they were. Here was where Callandor had been kept before Rand took it. Here beneath this dome, untouched by any hand for more than three thousand years, untouchable by any hand but that of the Dragon Reborn. Tairens did not like admitting that the Heart of the Stone existed.
“Poor woman,” Egwene murmured.
Moiraine followed the girl’s gaze. The High Lady Alteima, already gowned and ruffed and capped in shimmering white as Tairen widows were though her husband still lingered, was perhaps the most composed of all the nobles.  A tall woman, though Moiraine admitted she did tend to judge such things by her own height, and rather too full bosomed. Cairhienin were not a tall people, and she had been considered short even among them.
“Yes, a poor woman,” she said, but she did not mean it for sympathy. It was good to see Egwene had not yet grown sophisticated enough to see beneath the surface all the time. The girl was already far less malleable than she should have been for years yet. She needed to be shaped before she was hardened.
Thom had missed, with Alteima. Or perhaps he had not wanted to see; he seemed to have a strange reluctance to move against women. The High Lady Alteima was far more dangerous than her husband or her lover, both of whom she had manipulated without either knowing it. Perhaps more dangerous than anyone else in Tear, man or woman. She would find others to use soon enough. It was Alteima’s style to remain in the background and pull strings. Something would have to be done about her.
Moiraine shifted her gaze along the rows of High Lords and Ladies, until she found Estanda, in brocaded yellow silks with a large ivory lace ruff and a tiny matching cap. A certain sternness marred the beauty of her face, and the occasional glances she gave Alteima were iron hard. Feelings between the two went beyond mere rivalry; had they been men, one would have shed the other’s blood in a duel years since. If that antagonism could be sharpened, Alteima would be too busy to make trouble for Rand.
For an instant she regretted sending Thom away. She did not like having to waste her time with these petty affairs. But he had too much influence with Rand; the boy had to depend on her counsel. Hers, and hers alone. The Light knew he was difficult enough without interference. Thom had been settling the boy down to rule Tear when he needed to be moving on to greater things. But that was dealt with for now. The problem of bringing Thom Merrilin to heel could be managed later. Rand was the dilemma now. What did he mean to announce?
“Where is he? He has learned the first art of kings, it seems. Making people wait.”
She did not realize she had spoken aloud until Egwene gave her a startled look. She smoothed the irritation from her face immediately. Rand would appear eventually, and she would learn what he meant to do. Learn along with everyone else. She nearly ground her teeth. That blind fool of a boy, running headlong through the night with never a care for cliffs, never thinking he could carry the world over as well as himself. If only she could keep him from rushing back to save his village. He would want to, but he could not afford to do so now. Perhaps he did not know; it could be hoped.
Mat stood across from them, uncombed and slouching with his hands in the pockets of his high collared green coat. It was half-unbuttoned, as usual, and his boots were scuffed, in sharp contrast to the precise elegance around him. He shifted nervously as he saw her looking at him, then gave one of his rudely defiant grins. At least he was here, under her eye. Mat Cauthon was an exhausting young man to keep track of, avoiding her spies with ease; he never gave any sign that he knew they were there, but her eyes and ears reported that he seemed to slide out of sight whenever they got too close.
“I think he sleeps in his coats,” Egwene said disapprovingly. “On purpose. I wonder where Perrin is.” She went on tiptoes, trying to search over the heads of the assemblage. “I don’t see him.”
Frowning, Moiraine scanned the crowd, not that she could make out much beyond the front row. Lan could have been back among the columns.  Lan was due a talking to he would not soon forget when she laid hands on him. With Nynaeve tugging at him one way and ta’veren—Rand, at least—seemingly pulling another, she sometimes wondered how well their bond still held. At least his time with Rand was useful; it gave her another string to the young man.
“Perhaps he is with Faile,” Egwene said. “He won’t have run away, Moiraine. Perrin has a strong sense of duty.”
Almost as strong as a Warder’s, Moiraine knew, which was why she did not keep eyes and ears on him as she tried to with Mat. “Faile has been trying to talk him into leaving, girl.” Quite possibly he was with her; he usually was. “Do not look so surprised. They often talk—and argue—where they can be overheard.”
“I am not surprised you know,” Egwene said dryly, “only that Faile would try to talk him out of what he knows he has to do.”
“Perhaps she does not believe it as he does.” Moiraine had not believed it herself, at first, had not seen it. Three ta’veren, all the same age, coming out of one village; she must have been blind not to realize they had to be connected. Everything had become much more complicated with that knowledge. Like trying to juggle three of Thom’s colored balls one handed and blindfolded; she had seen Thom do that, but she would not want to try. There was no guide to how they were connected, or what they were supposed to do; the Prophecies never mentioned companions.
“I like her,” Egwene said. “She is good for him, just what he needs. And she cares for him deeply.”
“I suppose she does.” If Faile became too troublesome, Moiraine would have to have a talk with her, about the secrets Faile had been keeping from Perrin. Or have one of her eyes and ears do it. That should settle her down.
“You say it as if you don’t believe it. They love each other, Moiraine. Can’t you see that?
Moiraine gave her a firm look, one that settled her on her heels in a satisfactory manner. The girl knew so little and thought she knew so much. Moiraine was about to tell her so in withering fashion when startled, even fearful, gasps rose from among the Tairens.
The crowd gave way hurriedly, more than eagerly, those in front ruthlessly forcing those behind farther back, opening a wide passage to the space beneath the dome. Rand strode down that corridor, looking straight ahead, imperious in a red coat embroidered with golden scrolls up his sleeves, cradling Callandor in his right arm like a scepter. It was not only he that made the Tairens give way, though.  Moiraine thought she recognized Rhuarc at the front, just behind Rand, but only by the way he moved. They were anonymous. Ready for killing. Plainly, whatever he meant to say, Rand intended to quell any resistance before it had a chance to coalesce.
The Aiel halted, but Rand kept on until he stood centered under the dome, then ran his eye around the gathering. He seemed surprised, and perhaps upset, at the sight of Egwene, but he gave Moiraine an infuriating smile, and Mat one that made the pair of them look like boys when Mat returned it. The Tairens were white faced, not knowing whether to stare at Rand and Callandor or the veiled Aiel; either could be death in their midst.
“The High Lord Sunamon,” Rand said suddenly, and loudly, making that plump fellow jump, “has guaranteed me a treaty with Mayene, strictly following lines I gave him. He has guaranteed this with his life.” He laughed as if he had made a joke, and most of the nobles laughed with him. Not Sunamon, who looked distinctly ill. “If he fails,” Rand announced, “he has agreed to be hanged, and he will be obliged.” The laughter stopped. Sunamon’s face took on a sickly tinge of green. Egwene gave Moiraine a troubled glance; she was gripping her skirt with both hands.  She made her hands let go of her own skirts.
Rand turned in a circle, weighing the faces he saw. “Because of this treaty, ships will soon be available to carry Tairen grain west, to find new markets.” There were a few appreciative murmurs at that, quickly stifled. “But there is more. The armies of Tear are to march.”
A cheer rose, tumultuous shouts ringing from the ceilings. Men capered, even the High Lords, and shook their fists over their heads, and tossed up peaked velvet hats. Women, smiling as rapturously as the men, bestowed kisses on the cheeks of those who would go to war, and delicately sniffed the tiny porcelain bottles of smelling salts no Tairen noblewoman would be without, pretending to be made faint by the news. “Illian shall fall!” someone cried, and hundreds of voices seized it like thunder. “Illian shall fall! Illian shall fall! Illian shall fall!”
Moiraine saw Egwene’s lips moving, the words crushed beneath the jubilation. She could read them, though. “No, Rand. Please, no. Please don’t.” On the far side of Rand, Mat was frowning in disapproving silence. They and she were the only ones not celebrating, aside from the ever watchful Aiel and Rand himself. Rand’s smile was twisted contemptuously, and never touched his eyes. There was fresh sweat on his face. She met his sardonic stare and waited. There would be more, and not, she suspected, to her liking.
Rand raised his left hand.  He waited for absolute silence. “The armies will move north, into Cairhien. The High Lord Meilan will command, and under him, the High Lords Gueyam, Aracome, Hearne, Maraconn and Simaan. The armies will be generously financed by the High Lord Torean, the wealthiest of you, who will accompany the armies to see that his money is spent wisely.”
Dead silence greeted this pronouncement. No one moved, though plain-faced Torean seemed to be having trouble standing.
Moiraine had to give Rand a mental bow for his choices. Sending those seven out of Tear neatly eviscerated the seven most dangerous plots against him, and none of those men trusted each other enough to scheme among themselves. Thom Merrilin had given him good advice; obviously her spies had missed some of the notes he had had slipped into Rand’s pockets. But the rest? It was madness. He could not have had this for an answer on the other side of that ter’angreal. It was not possible, surely.
Meilan obviously agreed with her, if not for the same reasons. He stepped forward hesitantly, a lean hard man but so frightened that the whites of his eyes showed all the way around. “My Lord Dragon . . . ” He stopped, swallowed, and began again in a marginally stronger voice. “My Lord Dragon, intervening in a civil war is stepping into a bog. A dozen factions contend for the Sun Throne, with as many shifting alliances, each one betrayed every day. Besides that, bandits infest Cairhien as fleas on a wild boar. Starving peasants have stripped the land bare. I am reliably informed that they eat bark and leaves.  “You do not want to extend Tear’s sway all the way to Kinslayer’s Dagger, Meilan? That is all right. I know who I mean to sit on the Sun Throne. You do not go to conquer, Meilan, but to restore order, and peace. And to feed the hungry. There is more grain in the granaries now than Tear could sell, and the farmers will harvest as much more this year, unless you disobey me.  The tall High Lord opened his mouth again, and Rand swung Callandor down, grounding its crystal point in front of him. “You have a question, Meilan?” Shaking his head, Meilan backed into the crowd as though trying to hide.
“I knew he would not start a war,” Egwene said fiercely. “I knew it.”
“You think there will be less killing in this?” Moiraine muttered. What was the boy up to? At least he was not running off to save his village while the Forsaken had their way with the rest of the world. “The corpses will be piled as high, girl. You will not know the difference between this and a war.”
Attacking Illian and Sammael would have gained him time even if it grew into a stalemate. Time to learn his power, and perhaps to bring down one of his strongest enemies, to cow the rest. What did he gain by this? Peace for the land of her birth, starving Cairhienin fed; she would have applauded another time. It was laudably humane—and utterly senseless, now. Useless bloodshed, rather than confronting an enemy who would destroy him given the slightest opening. Why? Lanfear. What had Lanfear said to him? What had she done? The possibilities chilled Moiraine’s heart. Rand would take closer watching than ever now. She would not allow him to turn to the Shadow.
“Ah, yes,” Rand said as if just remembering something. “Soldiers don’t know much about feeding hungry people, do they? For that, I think a kind, woman’s heart is needed. My Lady Alteima, I regret intruding on your grief, but will you undertake to oversee distributing the food? You will have a nation to feed.”
And power to gain, Moiraine thought. This was his first slip. Aside from deciding on Cairhien over Illian, of course. Alteima would certainly return to Tear on an equal footing with Meilan or Gueyam, ready for more plotting. She would have Rand assassinated before that, if he was not careful. Perhaps an accident could be arranged in Cairhien.
 “As my Lord Dragon commands, so do I obey. It will please me greatly to serve the Lord Dragon.”
“I was sure it would,” Rand said wryly. “As much as you love your husband, you’ll not want him with you in Cairhien. Conditions will be hard, for a sick man. I took the liberty of having him moved to the High Lady Estanda’s apartments.  Estanda smiled, a tight smile of triumph. Alteima’s eyes rolled back in her head, and she crumpled in a heap.
Moiraine shook her head slightly.  More dangerous. Egwene started toward the fallen woman, but Moiraine put a hand on her arm. “I think she was only overcome by emotion. I can recognize it, you see. The ladies are tending her.” Several of them had clustered around, patting Alteima’s wrists and passing smelling salts under her nose. She coughed and opened her eyes, and looked ready to faint again when she saw Estanda standing over her.
“Rand just did something very clever, I think,” Egwene said in a flat voice. “And very cruel. He has a right to look ashamed.”
Rand did look it at that, grimacing at the floorstones under his boots. Perhaps he was not as hard as he was trying to be.
“Not undeserved, however,” Moiraine observed. The girl showed promise, picking up on what she did not understand. But she still needed to learn to control her emotions, to see what had to be done as well as she saw what she wished could be done. “Let us hope he is finished with being clever for today.”
Very few in the great chamber understood exactly what had happened, only that Alteima’s fainting had upset the Lord Dragon. A few in the back raised shouts of “Cairhien shall fall!” but the cry did not take hold.
“With you to lead us, my Lord Dragon, we shall conquer the world!” a lumpy faced young man shouted, half-supporting Torean. Estean, Torean’s eldest son; the lumpy-faced resemblance was clear, though the father was still mumbling to himself.
Jerking his head up, Rand appeared startled. Or perhaps angry. “I will not be with you. I am . . . going away for a time.” That certainly brought silence again. Every eye was on him, but his attentions were all on Callandor. The crowd flinched as he lifted the crystal blade before his face. Sweat rolled down his face, much more sweat than before. “The Stone held Callandor before I came. The Stone should hold it again, until I return.”
Suddenly the transparent sword blazed in his hands. Whirling it hilt uppermost, he drove it down. Into the stone floor. Bluish lightning arced wildly toward the dome above. The stone rumbled loudly, and the Stone shook, dancing, heaving screaming people from their feet.
Moiraine pushed Egwene off of her while tremors still reverberated through the chamber, and scrambled erect. What had he done? And why? Going away? It was the worst of all her nightmares.
The Aiel had already regained their feet. Everyone else lay stunned or huddled on hands and knees. Except for Rand. He was on one knee, both hands holding Callandor’s hilt, with the blade driven halfway into the floorstones. The sword was clear crystal again. Sweat glistened on his face. He pried his hands away one finger at a time, held them cupped around the hilt yet not touching it. For a moment Moiraine thought he was going to take hold of it again, but instead he forced himself to his feet. He did have to force himself; she was certain of it.
“Look at this while I am gone.” His voice was lighter, more the way it had been when she first found him in his village, but no less sure or firm than it had been moments before. “Look at it, and remember me. Remember I will come back for it. If anyone wants to take my place, all they have to do is pull it out.” He waggled a finger at them, grinning almost mischievously. “But remember the price of failure.”
Turning on his heel, he marched out of the chamber, the Aiel falling in behind him. Staring at the sword rising out of the floor of the Heart, the Tairens got to their feet more slowly. Most looked ready to run, but too frightened to.
“That man!” Egwene grumbled, dusting off her green linen dress. “Is he mad?”  “Oh, Moiraine, he isn’t, is he? Is he? Not yet.”
“The Light send he is not,” Moiraine muttered. She could not take her eyes from the sword any more than the Tairens could. The Light take the boy. Why could he not have remained the amenable youngling she had found in Emond’s Field? She made herself start after Rand. “But I will find out.”
Half-running, they caught up quickly in a broad, tapestry lined hallway. The Aiel, veils hanging loose now but easily raised if needed, moved aside without slowing. They glanced at her, and at Egwene, hard faces unchanging but eyes touched by the wariness Aiel always had around Aes Sedai.
How they could be uneasy at her while calmly following Rand, she did not understand. Learning more than fragments about them was difficult. They answered questions freely—about anything that was of no interest to her. Her informants and her own eavesdropping overheard nothing, and her network of eyes and ears would no longer try. Not since one woman had been left bound and gagged, hanging by her ankles from battlements and staring wild eyed at the four hundred foot drop beneath her, and not since the man who had simply disappeared. The man was just gone; the woman, refusing to go higher than the ground floor, had been a constant reminder until Moiraine sent her into the country.
Rand did not slow down any more than the Aiel when she and Egwene fell in on either side of him. His glance was wary, too, but in a different way, and touched with exasperated anger. “I thought you were gone,” he said to Egwene. “I thought you went with Elayne and Nynaeve. You should have. Even Tanchico is . . . Why did you stay?”
“I won’t be staying much longer,” Egwene said. “I am going to the Waste with Aviendha, to Rhuidean, to study with the Wise Ones.”
He missed a step as the girl mentioned the Waste, glancing at her uncertainly, then strode on. He seemed composed now, too much so, a boiling teakettle with the lid strapped down and the spout plugged. “Do you remember swimming in the Waterwood?” he said quietly. “I used to float on my back in a pool and think the hardest thing I’d ever have to do was plow a field, unless maybe it was shearing sheep. Shearing from sunup till bedtime, hardly stopping to eat until the clip was in.”
“Spinning,” Egwene said. “I hated it worse than scrubbing floors. Twisting the threads makes your fingers so sore.”
“Why did you do it?” Moiraine demanded before they could go on with this childhood reminiscing.
He gave her a sidelong look, and a smile mocking enough to belong to Mat.  Would there be more justice in that than in what I did?” The grin slid from his face. “Is there justice in anything I do? Sunamon will hang if he fails. Because I said so. He’ll deserve it after the way he’s tried to take advantage, with never a care if his own people starved, but he’ll not go to the gallows for that. He will hang because I said he would. Because I said it.”
Egwene laid a hand on his arm, but Moiraine would not allow him to sidestep. “You know that is not what I mean.”
He nodded; this time his smile had a frightening, rictus quality. “Callandor. With that in my hands, I can do anything. Anything. I know I can do anything. But now, it’s a weight off my shoulders. You don’t understand, do you?” She did not, though it nettled her that he saw it. She kept silent, and he went on. “Perhaps it will help if you know it comes from the Prophecies.
“Into the heart he thrusts his sword,
into the heart, to hold their hearts.
Who draws it out shall follow after,
What hand can grasp that fearful blade?”
“You see? Straight from the Prophecies.”
“You forget one thing,” she told him tightly. “You drew Callandor in fulfillment of prophecy. The safeguards that held it awaiting you for three thousand years and more are gone. It is the Sword That Cannot Be Touched no longer. I could channel it free myself. Worse, any of the Forsaken could. What if Lanfear returns? She could use Callandor no more than I, but she could take it.” He did not react to the name. Because he did not fear her—in which case he was a fool—or for another reason? “If Sammael or Rahvin or any male Forsaken puts his hand on Callandor, he can wield it as well as you. Think of facing the power you give up so casually. Think of that power in the hands of the Shadow.”
“I almost hope they’ll try.” A threatening light shone in his eyes; they seemed gray storm clouds. “There is a surprise awaiting anyone who tries to channel Callandor out of the Stone, Moiraine. Do not think of taking it to the Tower for safekeeping; I could not make the trap pick and choose. The Power is all it needs to spring and reset, ready to trap again. I am not giving Callandor up forever. Just until I . . . ” He took a deep breath. “Callandor will stay there until I come back for it. By being there, reminding them of who I am and what I am, it makes sure I can come back without an army. A haven of sorts, with the likes of Alteima and Sunamon to welcome me home. If Alteima survives the justice her husband and Estanda will mete out, and Sunamon survives mine. Light, what a wretched tangle.”
He could not make it selective, or would not? She was determined not to underrate what he might be capable of. Callandor belonged in the Tower, if he would not wield it as he should, in the Tower till he would wield it. “Just until” what? He had been intending to say something other than “until I come back.” But what?
“And where are you going? Or do you mean to keep it a mystery?” She was quietly vowing not to let him escape again, to turn him somehow if he meant to go running off to the Two Rivers, when he surprised her.
“Not a mystery, Moiraine. Not from you and Egwene, anyway.” He looked at Egwene and said one word. “Rhuidean.”
Wide-eyed, the girl appeared as astounded as if she had never heard the name before. For that matter, Moiraine felt scarcely less. There was a murmur among the Aiel, but when she glanced back they were striding along with no expression whatsoever. She wished she could make them leave, but they would not go at her command, and she would not ask Rand to send them away. It would not help her with him to ask favors, especially when he might well refuse.
“You are not an Aiel clan chief, Rand,” she said firmly, “and have no need to be one. Your struggle is on this side of the Dragonwall. Unless . . . Does this come from your answers in the ter’angreal? Cairhien, and Callandor, and Rhuidean? I told you those answers can be cryptic. You could be misunderstanding them, and that could prove fatal. To more than you.”
“You must trust me, Moiraine. As I have so often had to trust you.” His face might as well have belonged to an Aiel for all she could read in it.
“I will trust you for now. Just do not wait to seek my guidance until it is too late.” I will not let you go to the Shadow. I have worked too long to allow that. Whatever it takes.


I am a PhD Student at the University of Canterbury (UC) in Christchurch, New Zealand. My main research interest is marine ecology, which is about how marine species interact between them and with their environment creating marine ecosystems. I am also interested in using new technology such as satellite and drone imagery in coastal ecology. I am part of the Marine Ecology Research Group (MERG)/Te Puna Rangahau Rauropi Moana at UC as well as the Marine Biogeochemistry group at the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA). I am swinging between Wellington and Christchurch, but currently living in Wellington.
Thesis Project in Video Sometimes a quick video is better than a long text. So check the video I have made for the 2020 Visualise Your Thesis competition in the local heat of my University. Thesis Project in a few words More precisely in my project, I am investigating the availability of light for coastal ecosystems overall New Zealand, especially underwater forests. I am making use of the remote sensing of light via satellites and drones as well as in-situ measurements. The knowledge gained from these new technologies help me developping methods to efficiently monitor the light environment around the coasts. I am furtermore interested in how a change in the light environment drives valuable communities to shift towards alternative ones. The reason is that these shifts are usually accompanied with a loss of services that the previous state of the ecosystem was providing us. Long story short, this is about understanding what we can potential loose by continuing changing our marine environment and more importantly, what can we do to protect what we benefit from. As an example, there are amazing and very valuable underwater forests around New Zealand. These forests are mainly dominated by kelp species, which are macroalgae that can grow BIG depending on the species. Associated with these underwater forests are many other species, some of economical interest such as the rock lobster or the pāua, the local abalone. Unfortunately and so are the forests in land, the kelp forests are locally and globally declining due to different factors including marine heat waves, storms and waves or sedimentation. The goal of my study is to investigate how a change of the light availability at the bottom of the sea is influencing the valuable underwater forests. So a big part of my project is to use satellite data to estimate the amounf of light reaching the seabed or seafloor. This is important as the light reaching the bottom of the sea will then be available for underwater forests. The good thing about using satellite data is that they have been collecting data for a few decades now (depending on the satellite itself), so we can have an idea if there has been more or less light for the underwater forests these past decades. We can also investigate why. The gif below represent the anomaly (difference from "normal", and standardised) of the seabed light estimated by satellite and for the North Island of New Zealand. The blue colour means more light the brown colour means less light than on average. We can see that there is quite a bit of change in space and time of the amount of light reaching the seabed. A goal of the thesis is to explore what is causing this variability. Stay in TouchTheoretical Ecology. Applied Mathematics in Ecology. Science Popularization
If you can't find me in the lab, that's surely because I'm enjoying the outdoors. You can find me most of the time along the coast surfing or snorkelling. If I'm not there as well, you probably should try by the mountains where I enjoy hiking, rock climbing, mountain biking or camping. Yep I'm living the dream in NZ!
When forced indoors by the weather, I enjoy reading books/magazines or watching docos about everything that makes me learn about anything. I guess being curious in Science is very important, but being curious in Life is even more important and needed.
If I'm not in the lab or on the outdoors, I'm obviously with friends or other Sapiens fellows doing a social activity like drinking beers or chating about everything chatable. I guess it's important to have a good time together while we're here, so I'm looking forward meeting you!
Science is amazing and passionating me. And talking about Science is crucial. Throughout my PhD, I am willing to share my research within different audience, from scientists to the the general public. Here is a collection of my past and incoming talks.
I am trying as much as I can to get involved in side projects that includes popularizing or using Science in Society. Here is a list of projects I have been fortunate to get involved into.
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Ranger during peak season in a french national park. Tasks included rasing awareness to the general public about ecological and cultural value of the park. Sensibilisation to risks. Observation and report of flora/fauna as well as usages in the park. Patrol on land and at sea.
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A scalar multi-variate polynomial, modeled after the msspoly in spotless. More...
#include <drake/common/polynomial.h>
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| class | Monomial |
| An additive atom of a Polynomial: The product of any number of Terms and a coefficient. More... | |
| struct | Product |
| class | Term |
| An individual variable raised to an integer power; e.g. x**2. More... | |
Public Types | |
| typedef _CoefficientType | CoefficientType |
| typedef unsigned int | VarType |
| typedef int | PowerType |
| This should be 'unsigned int' but MSVC considers a call to std::pow(..., unsigned int) ambiguous because it won't cast unsigned int to int. More... | |
| typedef Eigen::NumTraits< CoefficientType >::Real | RealScalar |
| typedef std::complex< RealScalar > | RootType |
| typedef Eigen::Matrix< RootType, Eigen::Dynamic, 1 > | RootsType |
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| Polynomial (void) | |
| Construct the vacuous polynomial, "0". More... | |
| Polynomial (const CoefficientType &scalar) | |
| Construct a Polynomial of a single constant. e.g. "5". More... | |
| Polynomial (const CoefficientType coeff, const std::vector< Term > &terms) | |
| Construct a Polynomial consisting of a single Monomial, e.g. "5xy**3". More... | |
| Polynomial (typename std::vector< Monomial >::const_iterator start, typename std::vector< Monomial >::const_iterator finish) | |
| Construct a Polynomial from a sequence of Monomials. More... | |
| Polynomial (const std::string varname, const unsigned int num=1) | |
| Construct a polynomial consisting of a single Monomial of the variable named varname + num. More... | |
| Polynomial (const CoefficientType &coeff, const VarType &v) | |
| Construct a single Monomial of the given coefficient and variable. More... | |
| template<typename Derived > | |
| Polynomial (Eigen::MatrixBase< Derived > const &coefficients) | |
| A legacy constructor for univariate polynomials: Takes a vector of coefficients for the constant, x, x**2, x**3... More... | |
| int | GetNumberOfCoefficients () const |
| Returns the number of unique Monomials (and thus the number of coefficients) in this Polynomial. More... | |
| int | GetDegree () const |
| Returns the highest degree of any Monomial in this Polynomial. More... | |
| bool | IsAffine () const |
| Returns true iff this is a sum of terms of degree 1, plus a constant. More... | |
| VarType | GetSimpleVariable () const |
| If the polynomial is "simple" – e.g. More... | |
| const std::vector< Monomial > & | GetMonomials () const |
| Eigen::Matrix< CoefficientType, Eigen::Dynamic, 1 > | GetCoefficients () const |
| std::set< VarType > | GetVariables () const |
| Returns a set of all of the variables present in this Polynomial. More... | |
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| Product< CoefficientType, T >::type | EvaluateUnivariate (const T &x) const |
| Evaluate a univariate Polynomial at a specific point. More... | |
| template<typename T > | |
| Product< CoefficientType, T >::type | EvaluateMultivariate (const std::map< VarType, T > &var_values) const |
| Evaluate a multivariate Polynomial at a specific point. More... | |
| drake::AutoDiffXd | EvaluateMultivariate (const std::map< VarType, drake::AutoDiffXd > &var_values) const |
| Specialization of EvaluateMultivariate on AutoDiffXd. More... | |
| Polynomial | EvaluatePartial (const std::map< VarType, CoefficientType > &var_values) const |
| Substitute values for some but not necessarily all variables of a Polynomial. More... | |
| void | Subs (const VarType &orig, const VarType &replacement) |
| Replaces all instances of variable orig with replacement. More... | |
| Polynomial | Derivative (int derivative_order=1) const |
| Takes the derivative of this (univariate) Polynomial. More... | |
| Polynomial | Integral (const CoefficientType &integration_constant=0.0) const |
| Takes the integral of this (univariate, non-constant) Polynomial. More... | |
| bool | operator== (const Polynomial &other) const |
| Polynomial & | operator+= (const Polynomial &other) |
| Polynomial & | operator-= (const Polynomial &other) |
| Polynomial & | operator*= (const Polynomial &other) |
| Polynomial & | operator+= (const CoefficientType &scalar) |
| Polynomial & | operator-= (const CoefficientType &scalar) |
| Polynomial & | operator*= (const CoefficientType &scalar) |
| Polynomial & | operator/= (const CoefficientType &scalar) |
| const Polynomial | operator+ (const Polynomial &other) const |
| const Polynomial | operator- (const Polynomial &other) const |
| const Polynomial | operator- () const |
| const Polynomial | operator* (const Polynomial &other) const |
| const Polynomial | operator/ (const CoefficientType &scalar) const |
| bool | operator< (const Polynomial &other) const |
| A comparison to allow std::lexicographical_compare on this class; does not reflect any sort of mathematical total order. More... | |
| RootsType | Roots () const |
| Returns the roots of this (univariate) Polynomial. More... | |
| bool | IsApprox (const Polynomial &other, const RealScalar &tol) const |
| Checks if a (univariate) Polynomial is approximately equal to this one. More... | |
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| static bool | IsValidVariableName (const std::string name) |
| Variable name/ID conversion facility. More... | |
| static VarType | VariableNameToId (const std::string name, const unsigned int m=1) |
| static std::string | IdToVariableName (const VarType id) |
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| const Polynomial | operator+ (const Polynomial &p, const CoefficientType &scalar) |
| const Polynomial | operator+ (const CoefficientType &scalar, const Polynomial &p) |
| const Polynomial | operator- (const Polynomial &p, const CoefficientType &scalar) |
| const Polynomial | operator- (const CoefficientType &scalar, const Polynomial &p) |
| const Polynomial | operator* (const Polynomial &p, const CoefficientType &scalar) |
| const Polynomial | operator* (const CoefficientType &scalar, const Polynomial &p) |
| std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &os, const Monomial &m) |
| std::ostream & | operator<< (std::ostream &os, const Polynomial &poly) |
| template<typename CoefficientType > | |
| Polynomial< CoefficientType > | pow (const Polynomial< CoefficientType > &p, typename Polynomial< CoefficientType >::PowerType n) |
A scalar multi-variate polynomial, modeled after the msspoly in spotless.
Polynomial represents a list of additive Monomials, each one of which is a product of a constant coefficient (of _CoefficientType, which by default is double) and any number of distinct Terms (variables raised to positive integer powers).
Variables are identified by integer indices rather than symbolic names, but an automatic facility is provided to covert variable names up to four characters into unique integers, provided those variables are named using only lowercase letters and the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>characters followed by a number. For example, valid names include "dx4" and "m_x".
Monomials which have the same variables and powers may be constructed but will be automatically combined: (3 * a * b * a) + (1.5 * b * a**2) will be reduced to (4.5 * b * a**2) internally after construction.
Polynomials can be added, subtracted, and multiplied. They may only be divided by scalars (of _CoefficientType) because Polynomials are not closed under division.
| typedef _CoefficientType CoefficientType |
This should be 'unsigned int' but MSVC considers a call to std::pow(..., unsigned int) ambiguous because it won't cast unsigned int to int.
| typedef Eigen::NumTraits<CoefficientType>::Real RealScalar |
| typedef std::complex<RealScalar> RootType |
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Construct the vacuous polynomial, "0".
| Polynomial | ( | const CoefficientType & | scalar | ) |
Construct a Polynomial of a single constant. e.g. "5".
| Polynomial | ( | const CoefficientType | coeff, |
| const std::vector< Term > & | terms | ||
| ) |
Construct a Polynomial consisting of a single Monomial, e.g. "5xy**3".
| Polynomial | ( | typename std::vector< Monomial >::const_iterator | start, |
| typename std::vector< Monomial >::const_iterator | finish | ||
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Construct a Polynomial from a sequence of Monomials.
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Construct a polynomial consisting of a single Monomial of the variable named varname + num.
| Polynomial | ( | const CoefficientType & | coeff, |
| const VarType & | v | ||
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Construct a single Monomial of the given coefficient and variable.
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A legacy constructor for univariate polynomials: Takes a vector of coefficients for the constant, x, x**2, x**3...
Monomials.
| Polynomial Derivative | ( | int | derivative_order = 1 | ) | const |
Takes the derivative of this (univariate) Polynomial.
Returns a new Polynomial that is the derivative of this one in its sole variable.
| std::exception | if this Polynomial is not univariate. |
If derivative_order is given, takes the nth derivative of this Polynomial.
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Evaluate a multivariate Polynomial at a specific point.
Evaluates a Polynomial with the given values for each variable.
| std::out_of_range | if the Polynomial contains variables for which values were not provided. |
The provided values may be of any type which is std::is_arithmetic (supporting the std::pow, *, and + operations) and need not be CoefficientsType or RealScalar)
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Specialization of EvaluateMultivariate on AutoDiffXd.
Specialize EvaluateMultivariate on AutoDiffXd because Eigen autodiffs implement a confusing subset of operators and conversions that makes a strictly generic approach too confusing and unreadable.
Note that it is up to the caller to ensure that all of the AutoDiffXds in var_values correctly correspond to one another, because Polynomial has no knowledge of what partial derivative terms the indices of a given AutoDiffXd correspond to.
| Polynomial EvaluatePartial | ( | const std::map< VarType, CoefficientType > & | var_values | ) | const |
Substitute values for some but not necessarily all variables of a Polynomial.
Analogous to EvaluateMultivariate, but: (1) Restricted to CoefficientType, and (2) Need not map every variable in var_values.
Returns a Polynomial in which each variable in var_values has been replaced with its value and constants appropriately combined.
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Evaluate a univariate Polynomial at a specific point.
Evaluates a univariate Polynomial at the given x.
| std::runtime_error | if this Polynomial is not univariate. |
x may be of any type supporting the ** and + operations (which can be different from both CoefficientsType and RealScalar)
| Eigen::Matrix<CoefficientType, Eigen::Dynamic, 1> GetCoefficients | ( | ) | const |
| int GetDegree | ( | ) | const |
Returns the highest degree of any Monomial in this Polynomial.
The degree of a multivariate Monomial is the product of the degrees of each of its terms.
| const std::vector<Monomial>& GetMonomials | ( | ) | const |
| int GetNumberOfCoefficients | ( | ) | const |
Returns the number of unique Monomials (and thus the number of coefficients) in this Polynomial.
| VarType GetSimpleVariable | ( | ) | const |
If the polynomial is "simple" – e.g.
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| std::set<VarType> GetVariables | ( | ) | const |
Returns a set of all of the variables present in this Polynomial.
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| Polynomial Integral | ( | const CoefficientType & | integration_constant = 0.0 | ) | const |
Takes the integral of this (univariate, non-constant) Polynomial.
Returns a new Polynomial that is the indefinite integral of this one in its sole variable.
| std::exception | if this Polynomial is not univariate, or if it has no variables. |
If integration_constant is given, adds that constant as the constant term (zeroth-order coefficient) of the resulting Polynomial.
| bool IsAffine | ( | ) | const |
Returns true iff this is a sum of terms of degree 1, plus a constant.
| bool IsApprox | ( | const Polynomial< _CoefficientType > & | other, |
| const RealScalar & | tol | ||
| ) | const |
Checks if a (univariate) Polynomial is approximately equal to this one.
Checks that every coefficient of other is within tol of the corresponding coefficient of this Polynomial.
| std::exception | if either Polynomial is not univariate. |
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Variable name/ID conversion facility.
| const Polynomial operator* | ( | const Polynomial< _CoefficientType > & | other | ) | const |
| Polynomial& operator*= | ( | const Polynomial< _CoefficientType > & | other | ) |
| Polynomial& operator*= | ( | const CoefficientType & | scalar | ) |
| const Polynomial operator+ | ( | const Polynomial< _CoefficientType > & | other | ) | const |
| Polynomial& operator+= | ( | const Polynomial< _CoefficientType > & | other | ) |
| Polynomial& operator+= | ( | const CoefficientType & | scalar | ) |
| const Polynomial operator- | ( | const Polynomial< _CoefficientType > & | other | ) | const |
| const Polynomial operator- | ( | ) | const |
| Polynomial& operator-= | ( | const Polynomial< _CoefficientType > & | other | ) |
| Polynomial& operator-= | ( | const CoefficientType & | scalar | ) |
| const Polynomial operator/ | ( | const CoefficientType & | scalar | ) | const |
| Polynomial& operator/= | ( | const CoefficientType & | scalar | ) |
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Returns the roots of this (univariate) Polynomial.
Returns the roots of a univariate Polynomial as an Eigen column vector of complex numbers whose components are of the RealScalar type.
| std::exception | of this Polynomial is not univariate. |
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LETHAL WEAPON 4 1998 A film review by Timothy Voon Copyright 1998 Timothy Voon 2 :-( :-( for too much noisy bickering
Director: Richard Donner Writer: Channing Gibson, story by Jonathan Lemkin Cast: Mel Gibson, Danny Glover, Joe Pesci, Rene Russo, Chris Rock, Jet Li
It's difficult to express my disappointment at seeing an unsatisfying conclusion, to what would otherwise be considered a well made trilogy. The spark has just left Lethal Weapon 4, as surely as the lights dim before it's opening.
There are certain annoying tendencies that have cropped up in this movie, which was not obvious in its predecessors.  In fact the majority of their dialogue is so anxious, frenzied and manic – you probably won't understand what they're shouting about! Add Joe Peschi to the screeching and the noise has just become deafening. Not so funny anymore, poor Peschi gets the brunt of most of the childish antics of the two most immature Captains on the police force. Add Chris Rock to the trio and well, we have an avalanche of hyperactivity and mayhem. Rock tries to out-talk Peschi at every turn and Peschi responds by yelling louder. In fact all sanity is loss from the word go as the movie plummets into tedious routines of smart-arse cops trying to outdo each other.
Fortunately, Renne Russo isn't as manic as the others and retains the sanity and sanctity of a pregnant woman. The other commendable character is Jet Li - the martial arts world wonder boy, who doesn't have to shout to be heard. His stoic looks and staunch Mandarin dialogue, captures more meaning and heart than the combined clown fest of Gibson, Peschi, Rock and Glover put together. Not to mention the fact that Li could probably have kicked their butts majorly bad in a fair fight, but because he's the villain, ends up dead.
This was one movie where, I wanted the bad guy Li to win and give all four clowns a good thumping for making too much noise. The stunts are pretty average for this sort of action thriller – there are no meteorites, tidal waves or giant monsters stomping through the streets of this movie. Very disappointing overall, for what was otherwise an intelligent, witty action duo.
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I am Mrs. Linda Mahlungu, the general auditor of First National Bank,South Africa. There is this floating funds which is to the tune of Thirteen Million Dollars (13,000,000.00 US Dollars) Which as been floating in this A/C nº 5005874SB1000 since 2000 after the death of the true owner of the funds Late Mr. Morris Thompson ,who was a private business man unfortunately lost his life in a plane crash , including his wife and only daughter.You can read more about the crash on visiting these sites below.http://www.cnn.com/2000/US/02/01/alaska.airlines.list
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Steve Eyres has left Fleetwood Town after 17 months as first-team coach.
by Tom SandellsIn a club statement, the 47-year-old was thanked for his efforts but no reason for his departure was given.
But head coach Joey Barton explained the situation at his pre-match press conference today and told The Gazette: “He left us a while back, Eyresy. It’s just a change of direction.
“We had a lot of coaches when I came into the job. We inherited the coaching staff from the guys who were here: Dave Lucas, Barry Nicholson, Stephen Crainey, to name but a few.
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Before You Invest - Identifying Your Return Objectives & Risk Tolerance
Returns and Risk
The first step to constructing any investment portfolio is identifying your objectives and how much risk you are willing to take. Below are the loan ROIs on Lending Club (the largest peer to peer lending site currently the focus of this blog going forward) for the 2007 through 2015 vintages, courtesy of nsrplatform.com, a great resource for loan data and back-testing, which we’ll discuss a bit later on.
As you’ll note, the return profile (and concurrently the risk profile) of these loans is a bit different from the stock market, for example. The loans will generally perform consistently year-to-year in a solid economy, returning in the mid- to high- single digit %s.
However, when economic conditions deteriorate, as they did during the 2007 crisis, defaults will rise leading to potentially considerable losses. As you can see above, the average return in both 2007 and 2008 was negative.
The main way to influence risk in your loan portfolio is your choice of which credit grades (and thereby interest rates) to invest in. The best way to think about this is the more lower grades (higher interest rates) you add to your portfolio, the greater the volatility of your returns will be. If you choose all A-rated loans with a 7.69% rate below you can expect to get that 5.14% return fairly consistently with very little variance, even in a market crash, as you are lending to the most credit-worthy borrowers. On the other hand, if you have a portfolio of all Fs & Gs, you’re in for a wild ride, as you may see returns as much as 10% higher or lower than that 9.04% historical average listed below.
At the end of the day, you should create a portfolio blend of the various graded loans that make sense for your return objective & risk tolerance. As always, the higher return you’re trying to achieve, the more risk you’re taking on.
Diversification
I won’t dwell on this too much as this should be obvious to most experienced investors, but diversification across a large number of loans is an absolute must. A good guideline for a minimum number is 100 unique loans. Luckily, Lending Club’s minimum investment is just $25 per loan, so you only need to deposit $2,500 to achieve that diversification level. Below is a simple chart to illustrate this concept:
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WHiSe III is a symposium aimed at strengthening communication between scholars in the Digital Humanities and Semantic Web communities and discussing unthought-of opportunities arising from the research problems of the former. Its best-of-both-worlds format will accommodate the practices of scholarly dialogue in both fields by inviting visions, real systems and debate.
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The emergence of tractable and affordable methods for the collection, enhancement and analysis of data generated en masse has helped shape several research fields, such as social sciences, into structured research fields. Digital Humanities are enjoying such a transformation to the point that their very boundaries and methodological foundations are being called into question. The quality and relevance of findings obtained from the thorough, human-driven analysis of a few sources, compared to unsupervised large-scale analytics on masses of data, is a fervent ongoing debate; and yet, the latter cannot prescind from a conscious effort in shaping the world to which the analyses need to relate. This has largely taken the form of knowledge modelling efforts, from which many ontologies, controlled vocabularies and conceptual models like CIDOC-CRM, the Europeana Data Model and FRBRoo have arisen. However, other fields traditionally less reliant on machine-readable data have seen the emergence of ‘ecological’ communities with an approach to the Web of Data. Recent examples include the 2014 ISAW papers for the ancient world, Transforming Musicology for music and musicology and Linked Pasts for history and archaeology.
As these emerging research networks deal with the reality of the Semantic Web and the ever-growing Linked Data Cloud, the WHiSe workshop series was conceived from a reflection on the extent to which the Semantic Web community is serving the needs of historians, philologists, cultural critics, musicologists and other humanists that generally: (1) cannot rely on structured data generated en masse through social networks or online media platforms; (2) deal with vague, fragmentary, uncertain, contradictory and yet still valuable evidence that poses a challenge even to Artificial Intelligence research per se; (3) have good reason to value the systematic investigation of a few sources over the (semi-)automated analytical findings on masses of content. WHiSe addresses this need by promoting dialogue between humanists who employ or are contemplating Semantic Web technologies, and Semantic Web scholars providing accounts of applied research in the Humanities. It will also be a forum for raising opportunities to explore novel research problems that can be relevant to both communities.
WHiSe III welcomes original research contributions crossing Humanities and the Semantic Web. Scholars who have conducted research or developed impactful applications are invited to submit full papers (12 pages, Springer LNCS typeset) with appropriately evaluated contributions. WHiSe III also welcomes short vision or position papers (6 pages, Springer LNCS typeset) on novel challenges or approaches to existing problems.
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I have tried in the past only weed, alcohol, and unfortunatly an extremely bad expirience with Coricidan (DXM)
My family is prone to hurting themselves, so we have always had some percocet lying around for one reason or another. It is an effective painkiller, but I had never tried to use it recreationally before and have never had the nice effects that happened when I finally did.
I had a bad day at work, and was turned down for a night of hair-bleachin' fun by a very close friend/love of mine, so I was feeling kind of blue. I really wanted to get stoned, but wasnt in the mood for the paranoia and I didn't have anything to drink. So i looked in the pantry and found I still had 4 roxicet tablets left. I had heard that they could be snorted, and I was feeling adventurous, so I grabbed one. I didn't want to do too much, I try to be safe...
I ground the pill down into a fine powder. It turned out to be very light and soft. I poured it out onto a CD case, cut two lines, rolled up a twenty, and snorted it. The slight irritation of snorting was nothing as bad as I had heard from friends who do coke and K. About 10 minutes later, I began to feel very relaxed...I had slight perceptual changes, and walking was very fun. After about 15 minutes, I was happy and warm and felt all my problems could be dealt with..but I was also very clearheaded and aware. There were no negative side effects, like paranoia or twitching. Just pure pleasentness...not euphoria exactly...just goodness.
I went upstairs and talked to my family for a littlw while. i felt very free and it was easy to talk to them. I was happy to be around people.
This lovely states continued for about 50 minutes...and then I began to slowly come down....it was barely noticable. It was easy and although I was relaxed I wasn't tired.
The effects finally wore off about an hour 1/2 after that. Unfortunatly, all i could think about was how nice that was, and I snorted another and went to my friend's house to chill.
The next day I had work again. My mind kept coming back to the fun of last nite, and as soon as I got home, I snorted another. I realized that prescription opiates would be easily addicting..so i decided not to do anymore that day. i still have one left and I'm waiting for the right time to take it.  Still, I'd call it my Drug of Choice.
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Calum MacKenzie missing – Body pulled from Highlands river in search for missing Alness man
by Douglas BarrieA BODY has been pulled from a river in the Highlands during a search for a missing man.
Calum MacKenzie disappeared from his home in Salvesen Crescent in Alness, Ross and Cromarty, on Thursday November 7.
The 41-year-old was last seen visiting Morrisons supermarket in Dalmore Road shortly before 1.30pm.
He bought food before leaving the shop on foot.
Concerns were raised when he failed to turn up to his parents’ house for dinner that night.
His disappearance came as temperatures dropped to -6C in parts of the country.
Local Coastguard, RNLI and mountain rescue teams were helping the Police Scotland search effort and a body was pulled from River Averon in the town on Friday afternoon.
Mr MacKenzie's family has been informed but the body has yet to be formally identified.
A police spokesperson said: "Around 4.30pm on Friday November 15 2019, the body of a man was recovered from the River Averon in Alness close to Braeface Park.
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(Ph.D. Columbia University) is the Julius Silver, Roslyn S. Silver and Enid Silver Winslow Professor of Economics at New York University and at Professor of Economics at the University of Oslo in Norway. She is a member of the Scientific Council of the Barcelona Graduate School of Economics, member of the Council of the European Economic Association and the Royal Economic Society, a Research Fellow of CEPR and IZA, and a Research Associate of NBER. She has held permanent and visiting appointments at the London School of Economics, Boston University, University of Chicago, Free University of Brussels, and University Pompeu Fabra, and has also been a consultant for the World Bank. She has worked extensively on culture and economics, marital sorting, the intergenerational transmission of inequality, and education policy; and her work has been published in leading scientific journals in economics.
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You can implement your own custom constraints by creating a class that implements the IConstraint interface, which supports performing a test on an actual value and generating appropriate messages. The interface is defined as follows:
public interface IConstraint { bool Matches( object actual ); void WriteMessageTo( MessageWriter writer ); void WriteDescriptionTo( MessageWriter writer ); void WriteActualValueTo( MessageWriter writer ); }
One approach is to derive from the abstract class Constraint, which provides the & and | operators as well as a default implementation of the WriteMessageTo() and WriteActualValueTo() methods.
Your derived class should save the actual argument to Matches for later use. If deriving from Constraint, use the protected field actual for this purpose.
The MessageWriter abstract class is implemented in the framework by TextMessageWriter. Examining the source for some of the builtin constraints should give you a good idea of how to use it.


MAP-X is an answer to some of these challenges. Born out of a request by the g7+ group of conflict- affected states, the open data platform ‘Mapping and Assessing the Performance of Extractive Industries’, or MAP-X, aims to:
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GROSSE POINTE BLANK 1997 A film review by Timothy Voon Copyright 1997 Timothy Voon 3 :-) :-) :-) for a quirky little comedy about life and death
Cast: John Cusack, Minnie Driver, Dan Aykroyd, Joan Cusack, Alan Arkin, Jeremy Piven, Hank Azaria, Mitchell Ryan Director: George Armitage Screenplay: Tom Jankewicz, D.V. DeVincentis, Steve Pink, and John Cusack based on a story by Tom Jankewicz
Ever wanted to know what happened to Martin Blank (John Cusack), that otherwise pleasant young man who disappeared ten years ago leaving his girlfriend (Minnie Driver) in a $ 700 prom dress. From the class of 86 Grosse Pointe High some will become wealthy real estate agents, others lowly security guards. There will be a lonely radio talk show host, and most, if lucky, will get married once or twice; but sometimes, on that rare occasion of inspirational spontaneity, somebody will decide that they have the psychological profile of a killer and become a professional hitman. Three cheers for Martin Blank.
This movie made me laugh and laugh I did. It carries a free flowing audacity and lack of respect for everything and anything considered usual. Like when lovers meet again, under the tense circumstance of separation ten years earlier – first a thick big fat kiss (instead of a slap) before discussing the issues of hurt and betrayal over the local airways. This is followed by a heart warming scene of lovers reminiscing over old times by playing ‘aeroplane' on the bed – you know when somebody lifts your whole body up with their legs, and you pretend you can fly. God I love doing that, just don't do it on a full stomach.
So Martin has come back to Grosse Pointe to resolve the past, and also to find his future. When he holds a baby in his arms we get the feeling that it's time for him to put the gun down and start picking up the nappies. After years of assassinating presidents, officials, dogs and the odd other, there comes a time to settle and lead a more ordinary life. So in order to be forgiven his past, Martin needs to save the girl of his dreams and also her father. Only then can he properly proclaim his love for the darling one he should have married a very long time ago.
This is by far one of the most original, hilarious, quirky, well written comedies I've seen this year. It by far outshines that other high school reunion known simply as ‘Romy and Michelle', and is well worth watching again.
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WITNESS LIST Insurance Committee May 4, 1999-10:30A HB 3472 For: Patterson, Jerry (Texas Association of Health Plans) Yates, James (Self) On: Myron, Rhonda (Texas Department of Insurance) SB 782 For: Barron, Connie (Texas Medical Association) McGiffert, Lisa (Consumers Union) Peel, Deborah C. (Self and Texas Medical Association) Swinney, James (Self and Texas Depressive & Manic/Depressive Association) Against: Bassett, Brenda (Merck-Medco Managed Care) Brooks, Chet (Self and Pharmaceutical Care Management Association) Courtney, Chuck (Texas Retailers Association) Fogarty, Julie (Caremark, Inc.) Hardy, Margaret J. (Pharmaceutical Care Management Association) Hillbrant, Diane L (Express Scripts/Vale Rx Diversified) Latanich, Terry (Merck-Medco Managed Care, LLC) McCormick, Dana (Harris Methodist Health Plan) Reagan, Karen (Texas Pharmacy Association) Ryan, Mary (Merck-Medco Managed Care, LLC) On: Kloster, Jeff (Texas Association of Health Plans) Myron, Rhonda (Texas Department of Insurance)


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| 017:086 Khan | : |
And if We willed We could surely take away that which We have revealed to you by inspiration (i.e. this Qur'an). Then you would find no protector for you against Us in that respect. |
| 017:086 Maulana | : |
And if We please, We could certainly take away that which We have revealed to thee, then thou wouldst find none to please (thy cause) against Us -- |
| 017:086 Pickthal | : |
And if We willed We could withdraw that which We have revealed unto thee, then wouldst thou find no guardian for thee against Us in respect thereof. |
| 017:086 Rashad | : |
If we will, we can take back what we revealed to you, then you will find no protector against us. |
| 017:086 Sarwar | : |
Had We wanted, We could have removed the Spirit through whom We sent you revelation. Then you would not have found anyone to intercede with Us for you |
| 017:086 Shakir | : |
And if We please, We should certainly take away that which We have revealed to you, then you would not find for it any protector against Us. |
| 017:086 Sherali | : |
And if WE pleased, WE could certainly take away that which WE have revealed to thee and then thou wouldst find no guardian for thyself against US in the matter, |
| 017:086 Yusufali | : |
If it were Our Will, We could take away that which We have sent thee by inspiration:then wouldst thou find none to plead thy affair in that matter as against Us,- |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > مشيئته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Will أركان الإسلام > (محمد (صلى الله عليه وسلم > أقوال الكافرين فيه Pillars of Islam> The Blessed Muhammad(PBUH)> The Disbelievers' Tales About Him(PBUH) أركان الإسلام > (محمد (صلى الله عليه وسلم > مخاطبة الله إياه Pillars of Islam> The Blessed Muhammad(PBUH)> Allah's Address to Him(PBUH)
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


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