He let the words trail off, but the torrent had hit Morgase like hailstones. Dyelin was next in line for the throne only if Elayne died without issue. Oh, Light, Elayne! Was she still safe in the Tower? Strange to think she had such an antipathy for Aes Sedai, largely because they had lost Elayne for a time, that she had demanded Elayne’s return when no one demanded anything from the Tower, yet now she hoped they held her daughter tightly. She remembered one letter from Elayne, after she returned to Tar Valon. Had there been others? So much of what had happened while Gaebril held her in thrall was vague. Surely Elayne must be safe. She should be worried about Gawyn too, and Galad—the Light knew where they were—but Elayne was her heir. Peace in Andor depended on a smooth succession.
She had to think carefully. It all hung together, yet well-crafted lies did, and this man would be a master at that craft. She needed facts. That Andor believed her dead was no surprise; she had had to sneak from her own realm to avoid Gaebril and those who might turn her over to him or else avenge Gaebril’s wrongs on her. If sympathy came from it, she could make use of it when she rose from the dead. Facts. “I will need time to think,” she told him.
“Of course,” Niall rose smoothly; she would have risen too, so he did not tower over her, but she was not sure her legs would support her. “I will return in a day or two. In the meantime, I wish to be sure of your safety. Ailron is so wrapped in his own concerns, there is no telling who might slip in, perhaps intent on harm. I have taken the liberty of posting a few of the Children here. With Ailron’s consent.”
Morgase had always heard that the Whitecloaks were the true power in Amadicia, and she was certain she had just heard proof.
Niall was slightly more formal in his leaving than in coming, making a bow that might have done for an equal. One way and another, he was letting her know that she had no choice.
No sooner had he gone than Morgase pushed to her feet, but Breane was still quicker in darting for the doors. Even so, before either woman had gone three steps, one of them banged open, Tallanvor and the other two men spilling into the room.
“Morgase,” Tallanvor breathed, trying to absorb her with his eyes. “I was afraid—”
“Afraid?” she said contemptuously. It was too much; he would not learn. “Is this how you protect me? A boy could have done as much! But then, a boy did.”
That smoldering gaze remained on her a moment longer; then he turned and pushed his way past Basel and Lamgwin.
The innkeeper stood wringing his hands. “They were at least thirty, my Queen.  The old one said they didn’t mean to hurt you, but they didn’t need any but you, and if they had to kill us . . . ” His eyes went to Lini and Breane, who was staring Lamgwin up and down to make sure he had taken no injury, The man appeared as concerned for her. “My Queen, if I’d thought we could do any good . . . I’m sorry. I failed you.”
“ ‘The right medicine always tastes bitter,’ ” Lini murmured softly. “Most of all for a child who throws a sulky tantrum.” At least for once she did not say it for the whole room to hear.
She was right. Morgase knew that. Except about the tantrum, of course. Basel looked miserable enough to welcome beheading. “You did not fail me, Master Gill. I may ask you to die for me one day, but only when there’s greater good to come of it. Niall only wanted to talk.” Basel perked up right away, but Morgase could feel Lini’s eyes on her. Very bitter. “Will you ask Tallanvor to come to me. I—I wish to apologize to him for my hasty words.”
“The best way to apologize to a man,” Breane said, “is to trip him in a secluded part of the garden.”
Something snapped in Morgase. Before she knew it she had hurled her goblet at the woman, spraying punch across the carpet. “Get out!” she shrieked. “All of you, get out! You can deliver my apologies to Tallanvor, Master Gill.”
Breane calmly brushed punch from her dress, then took her time walking to Lamgwin and linking her arm through his. Basel was all but bouncing on his toes trying to herd them out.
To Morgase’s surprise, Lini went, too. That was not Lini’s way; she was much more likely to remain and lecture her old charge as if she were still ten. Morgase did not know why she put up with it. Still, she almost told Lini to stay. But then they were all gone, the door was shut—and she had more important matters to worry about than whether Lini’s feelings were bruised.
Pacing across the carpet, she tried to think. Ailron would demand trade concessions—and maybe Niall’s “sacrifice”—for help. She was willing to give him the trade concessions, but she feared Niall might be right about how many soldiers Ailron would spare her. Niall’s demands would be easier to grant, in a way. Probably free access to Andor for as many Whitecloaks as he chose.  Niall might even demand a law against channeling, against women going to the White Tower.
It would be possible—but difficult, and bloody—to oust the Whitecloaks once they entrenched themselves, but was it necessary to let them in at all? Rand al’Thor was the Dragon Reborn—she was certain of that no matter what Niall said; she was almost certain—yet ruling nations was no part of the Prophecies of the Dragon that she knew. Dragon Reborn or false Dragon, he could not have Andor. Yet how was she to know?
A timid scratch at the door brought her around. “Come,” she said sharply.
The door opened slowly to admit a grinning young man in gold-and-red livery, a tray in his hands bearing a fresh pitcher of iced punch, the silver already beading with cold. She had half-expected Tallanvor. Lamgwin stood guard alone in the corridor, as far as she could see. Or rather lounged against a wall like a tavern bouncer. She waved the young man to put his tray down.
Angrily—Tallanvor should have come; he should have come!—she resumed her pacing. Basel and Lamgwin might hear rumors in the nearest village, but they would be rumors, and maybe planted by Niall. The same held true for the palace servants.
“My Queen. May I speak, my Queen?”
Morgase turned in amazement. Those were the accents of Andor. The young man was on his knees, grin flashing from uncertain to cocky and back. He might have been good-looking except that his nose had been broken and not properly tended. On Lamgwin it looked rugged, if low; this lad looked as if he had tripped and fallen on his face.
“Who are you?” she demanded. “How did you come here?”
“I’m Paitr Conel, my Queen. From Market Sheran. In Andor?” he added, as if she might not realize that. Impatiently she motioned him to go on. “I came to Amador with my uncle Jen. He’s a merchant from Four Kings, and he thought he might find some Taraboner dyes.  “We heard about you, my Queen, that you were here in the palace, and given the law in Amadicia, and you being trained in the White Tower and all, we thought we could help you . . . ” He swallowed hard, and finished in a small voice.  Not the best plan, but she could always ride north to Ghealdan. How Tallanvor would gloat. No, he would not, and that would be worse.
But Paitr shook his head wretchedly. “Uncle Jen had a plan, but now there’s Whitecloaks all over the palace. I didn’t know what else to do but come on to you, the way he told me. He’ll think of something, my Queen. He’s smart.”
“I’m sure he is,” she murmured. So Ghealdan went glimmering again. “How long are you gone from Andor? A month? Two?” He nodded. “Then you don’t know what is happening in Caemlyn,” she sighed.
The young man licked his lips. “I . . . we’re staying with a man in Amador who has pigeons. A merchant. He gets messages from everywhere. Caemlyn, too. But it’s all bad news that I hear, my Queen. It may take a day or two, but my uncle will figure out another way. I just wanted to let you know help was nearby.”
Well, that was as might be. A race between Pedron Niall and this Paitr’s uncle Jen. She wished she were not so sure how to bet. “In the meantime, you can tell me just how bad matters are in Caemlyn.”
“My Queen, I was just supposed to let you know about the help. My uncle will be angry if I stay—”
“I am your Queen, Paitr,” Morgase said firmly, “and your uncle Jen’s, too. He will not mind if you answer my questions.”
Paitr looked as though he might bolt, but she settled herself in a chair and began digging for the truth.
Pedron Niall was feeling quite good as he dismounted in the main courtyard of the Fortress of the Light and tossed his reins to a stableman. Morgase was well in hand, and he had not had to lie once. He did not like lying. It had all been his own interpretation of events, but he was sure of it. Rand al’Thor was a false Dragon and a tool of the Tower. The world was full of fools who could not think. The Last Battle would not be some titanic struggle between the Dark One and a Dragon Reborn, a mere man. The Creator had abandoned mankind to its own devices long ago. No, when Tarmon Gai’don came, it would be as in the Trolloc Wars two thousand years ago and more, when hordes of Trollocs and other Shadowspawn poured out of the Great Blight, tore through the Borderlands and nearly drowned humanity in a sea of blood. He did not mean to let mankind face that divided and unprepared.
A ripple of bows from white-cloaked Children followed him through the stone-walled corridors of the Fortress, all the way to his private audience chamber. In the anteroom, his pinch-faced secretary, Balwer, leaped to his feet with a fussy recitation of papers awaiting the Lord Captain’s signature, but Niall’s attention was on the tall man who rose easily from one of the chairs against the wall, a crimson shepherd’s crook behind the golden sun on his cloak and three golden knots of rank below.
Jaichim Carridin, Inquisitor of the Hand of the Light, looked as hard as he was, but with more gray at his temples than the last time Niall had seen him. His dark, deep-set eyes held a tinge of worry, and it was no wonder. The last two missions he had been given ended in disaster; not auspicious for a man who aspired to be High Inquisitor one day, and perhaps even Lord Captain Commander.
Tossing his cloak to Balwer, Niall motioned Carridin to follow into the audience chamber proper, where captured battle flags and the banners of old enemies made trophies on the dark paneled walls and a huge sunburst set into the floor held enough gold to make most men stare. Aside from that, it was a plain, soldier’s room, a reflection of Niall himself. Niall seated himself in a high-backed chair, well made but undecorated. The long twin hearths at either end of the room stood cold and swept at a time of year when they should have held roaring fires. Proof enough that the Last Battle was near. Carridin bowed deeply and knelt on the sunburst, worn smooth by centuries of feet and knees.
“Have you speculated on why I sent for you, Carridin?” After Almoth Plain and Falme, after Tanchico, the man could not be blamed if he believed he was to be arrested. But if he suspected such a possibility, nothing showed in his voice. As usual, he could not help showing that he knew more than anyone else. Definitely more than he was supposed to.
“The Aes Sedai in Altara, my Lord Captain Commander. A chance to wipe out half the Tar Valon witches, right on our doorstep.” An exaggeration; a third were in Salidar, perhaps, but no more.
“And have you speculated aloud, among your friends?” Niall doubted that Carridin had any, but there were those he drank with. Of late, got drunk with. The man had certain skills, though; useful skills.
“No, my Lord Captain Commander. I know better than that.”
“Good,” Niall said. “Because you are not going anywhere near this Salidar, and neither is any other of the Children.” He could not be sure whether it was relief that flashed across Carridin’s face. If so, it was out of character; the man had never shown any lack of courage. And relief certainly did not suit his reply.
“But they are waiting to be snapped up. This is proof the rumors are true, the Tower is divided.  The Tower could be weakened enough to fall.”
“Think you so?” Niall said dryly. He laced his fingers across his middle and kept his voice mild. Questioners—the Hand despised that name, but even he used it—Questioners never saw anything not shoved under their noses. “Even the Tower can hardly come out openly for this false Dragon al’Thor. What if he turns, as Logain did? But a rebel group? They could support him, and the White Tower’s skirts are clean whatever happens.” He was sure that was the way of it. If not, there would be ways to use any real split to further weaken the Tower, but he believed he was right. “In any case, what the world sees, matters. I will not let them see merely a struggle between the Children and the Tower.” Not until the world saw the Tower for what it was, a sink of Darkfriends meddling with forces mankind was not meant to touch, the force that had caused the Breaking of the World. “This struggle is the world against the false Dragon al’Thor.”
“Then if I am not going to Altara, my Lord Captain Commander, what are my orders?”
Niall let his head fall back with a sigh. He felt tired suddenly. He felt all of his years and more. “Oh, you will be going to Altara, Carridin.”
Rand al’Thor’s name and face had been known to him since shortly after the supposed invasion from across the sea at Falme, an Aes Sedai plot that had cost the Children a thousand men and begun the spread of the Dragonsworn and chaos across Tarabon and Arad Doman. He had known what al’Thor was and believed he could use him as a goad to force the nations to unite. Once bound together, behind his leadership, they could have disposed of al’Thor and been ready for the Trolloc hordes. He had sent emissaries to every ruler of every land to point out the danger. But al’Thor moved faster than he could believe even now. He had meant to let a rabid lion roam the streets long enough to frighten everyone, but the lion had become a giant that moved like lightning.
Yet all was not lost; he had to keep reminding himself. More than a thousand years ago, Guaire Amalasan had named himself the Dragon Reborn, a false Dragon who could channel. Amalasan had conquered more land than al’Thor now held, before a young king named Artur Paendrag Tanreall took the field against him and began his own climb to empire. Niall did not consider himself another Artur Hawkwing, but he was what the world had. He would not give up while he lived.
Already he had begun to counter al’Thor’s growing strength. Besides emissaries to rulers, he had sent men to Tarabon and Arad Doman. A few men to find the right ears, to whisper that all their troubles could be laid at the feet of the Dragonsworn, those fools and Darkfriends who had declared for al’Thor. And at the feet of the White Tower. Plenty of rumors already came out of Tarabon of Aes Sedai involved in the fighting, rumors to ready men’s ears to hear the truth. Now was time to launch the next part of his new plan, to show the fence-sitters which side to choose. Time. He had so little time. Yet he could not help smiling. There were those, now dead, who had once said, “When Niall smiles, he is going for the throat.”
“Altara and Murandy,” he told Carridin, “are about to be tormented by a plague of Dragonsworn.”
The chamber had the appearance of a palace sitting room—vaulted ceiling of worked plaster, finely woven carpets on the white-tiled floor, elaborately carved paneling for the walls—though it was far from any palace. Indeed, it was far from anywhere, in any way that most humans would understand. Mesaana’s russet silk dress rustled as she moved around a lapis-inlaid table, amusing herself with the placement of ivory dominoes in a complex tower, each level larger than the one below. She prided herself on doing this purely with a knowledge of stresses and leverage, not a thread of the Power. She had the tower to nine levels.
In truth, more than amusing herself, she was avoiding conversation with her companion. Semirhage sat doing needlework in a high-backed chair covered in red tapestry, long slender fingers deftly making minuscule stitches to form a labyrinthine pattern of tiny flowers. It was always a surprise that the woman liked an activity so . . . ordinary. Her black dress was a sharp contrast against the chair. Not even Demandred dared suggest to Semirhage’s face that she wore black so often because Lanfear wore white.
For the thousandth time Mesaana tried to analyze why she felt uncomfortable around the other woman. Mesaana knew her own strengths and weaknesses, with the One Power and elsewhere. She matched well with Semirhage on most points, and where she did not, she had other strengths to lay against weaknesses in Semirhage. It was not that. Semirhage took delight in cruelty, a pure pleasure in giving anguish, but that surely was not the problem. Mesaana could be cruel where necessary, and she did not care what Semirhage did to others. There had to be a reason, but she could not find it.
Irritably she placed another domino, and the tower collapsed with a clatter, spilling ivory tiles onto the floor. With a click of her tongue, she turned from the table, folding her arms beneath her breasts. “Where is Demandred? Seventeen days since he went to Shayol Ghul, but he waits until now to inform us of a message, then does not appear.” She had been to the Pit of Doom twice in that time herself, made that nerve-racking walk with the stone fangs brushing her hair. To find nothing except a strange too-tall Myrddraal that would not speak. The Bore had been there, certainly, but the Great Lord had not answered. She did not remain long either time. She had thought herself beyond fear, at least the sort a Halfman’s gaze brought, but twice the Myrddraal’s silent eyeless stare had sent her away with quickening steps that only tight self-control kept from becoming a run. Had channeling there not been a sure way to die, she would have destroyed the Halfman, or Traveled from the Pit itself. “Where is he?”
Semirhage raised her eyes from her stitchery, unblinking dark eyes in a smooth dark face, then put aside the needlework and stood gracefully. “He will come when he comes,” she said calmly. She was always calm, just as she was always graceful. “If you do not want to wait, then go.”
Unconsciously Mesaana raised herself a little on her toes, but she still had to look up. Semirhage stood taller than most men, though so perfectly proportioned that you did not realize it until she stood over you, looking down. “Go? I will go. And he can—”
There was no warning, of course. There never was, when a man channeled. A bright vertical line appeared in the air, then widened as the gateway turned sideways to open long enough for Demandred to step through, giving them each a small bow. He was all in dark gray today, with a little pale lace at his neck. He adapted easily to the fashions and fabrics of this Age.
His hawk-nosed profile was handsome enough, though not quite the sort to make every woman’s heart beat faster.  He had had the misfortune to be born one day after Lews Therin Telamon, who would become the Dragon, while Barid Bel Medar, as he was then, spent years almost matching Lews Therin’s accomplishments, not quite matching Lews Therin’s fame. Without Lews Therin, he would have been the most acclaimed man of the Age. Had he been appointed to lead instead of the man he considered his intellectual inferior, an overcautious fool who too often managed to scrape up luck, would he stand here today? Now, that was idle speculation, though she had made it before. No, the important point was that Demandred despised the Dragon, and now that the Dragon had been Reborn, he had transferred that contempt whole.
“Why—?”
Demandred raised a hand. “Let us wait until we are all here, Mesaana, and I will not have to repeat myself.”
She felt the first spinning of saidar a moment before the glowing line appeared and became a gateway. Graendal stepped out, for once unaccompanied by half-clad servants, and let the opening vanish as quickly as Demandred had. She was a fleshy woman with elaborately curled red-gold hair. Somewhere she had actually managed to find streith for her high-necked gown. High-necked, but mirroring her mood—the fabric was transparent mist. At times Mesaana wondered whether Graendal really took note of anything beyond her sensual pleasures.
“I wondered whether you would be here,” the new arrival said lightly. “You three have been so secretive.”  No, it would be a dire mistake to take Graendal at surface value. Most who had taken her for a fool were long since dead, victims of the woman they disregarded.
“Is Sammael coming?” he asked.
Graendal waved a beringed hand dismissively. “Oh, he doesn’t trust you. I don’t think the man trusts himself anymore.” The streith darkened; a concealing fog. “He’s marshaling his armies in Illian, moaning over not having shocklances to arm them. When he isn’t doing that, he’s searching for a usable angreal or sa’angreal. Something of decent strength, of course.”
Their eyes all went to Mesaana, and she drew a deep breath. Any of them would have given—well, almost anything, for a suitable angreal or sa’angreal. Each was stronger than any of these half-trained children who called themselves Aes Sedai today, but enough half-trained children linked together could crush them all. Except, of course, that they no longer knew how, and no longer had the means in any case. Men were needed to take a link beyond thirteen, more than one to go beyond twenty-seven. In truth, those girls—the oldest seemed girls to her; she had lived over three hundred years, quite aside from her time sealed in the Bore, and had only been considered just into her middle years—those girls were no real danger, but that did not lessen the desire of anyone here for angreal, or better yet the more powerful sa’angreal. With those remnants from their own time, they could channel amounts of the Power that would have burned them to ash without. Any of them would risk much for one of those prizes. But not everything. Not with no real need. That lack did not still the desire, though.
Automatically Mesaana dropped into a lecturing tone. “The White Tower now has guards and wards on their strongrooms, inside and out, plus they count everything four times each day. The Great Hold in the Stone of Tear is also warded, with a nasty thing that would have held me fast had I tried to pass through or untie it.  “The Tairens gathered anything with even a rumored connection to the Power.”
Mesaana suspected he had more than hearsay to go on. She also suspected there was a trap for men woven around the Great Hold, too, or Demandred would have had his sa’angreal and launched himself at Rand al’Thor long since. “No doubt there are some in Cairhien and Rhuidean, but even if you do not walk right into al’Thor, both are full of women who can channel.”
“Ignorant girls,” Graendal sniffed.

Mesaana nodded. “That leaves whatever might lie buried in ancient ruins or forgotten in an attic. If you want to count on finding something by chance, do so. I will not. Unless someone knows the location of a stasis box?” There was a certain dryness to that last. The stasis boxes should have survived the Breaking of the World, but that upheaval had likely as not left them on the bottom of an ocean or buried beneath mountains. Little remained of the world they had known beyond a few names and legends.
Graendal’s smile was all sweetness. “I always thought you should be a teacher. Oh, I am sorry. I forgot.”
Mesaana’s face darkened. Her road to the Great Lord began when she was denied a place in the Collam Daan all those years ago. Unsuited for research, they had told her, but she could still teach. Well, she had taught, until she found how to teach them all!
“I am still waiting to hear what the Great Lord said,” Semirhage murmured.
“Yes.  Mesaana realized she was gripping her skirt with both hands and let go. Strange. She never let anyone get under her skin. “If all goes well, in two months, three at most, he will be where I can safely reach him, and helpless.”
“Where you can safely reach him?” Graendal arched an eyebrow quizzically. “Where have you made your lair? No matter. Bare as it is, it’s as good a plan as I’ve heard lately.”
Still Demandred kept silent, stood there studying them. No, not Graendal. Semirhage and her. And when he did speak, half to himself, it was to they two. “When I think where you two have placed yourselves, I wonder. How much has the Great Lord known, for how long? How much of what has happened has been at his design all along?” There was no answer to that. Finally, he said, “You want to know what the Great Lord told me? Very well. But it stays here, held close. Since Sammael chose to stay away, he learns nothing. Nor do the others, whether alive or dead. The first part of the Great Lord’s message was simple. Let the Lord of Chaos rule.’ His words, exact.” The corners of his mouth twitched, as close to a smile as Mesaana had ever seen from him. Then he told them the rest.
Mesaana found herself shivering and did not know whether she did so from excitement or fear. It could work; it could hand them everything. But it required luck, and gambling made her uncomfortable. Demandred was the gambler. He was right about one thing; Lews Therin had made his own luck as a mint made coin. In her opinion it seemed that so far Rand al’Thor did the same.
Unless . . . unless the Great Lord had a plan beyond the one he had revealed. And that frightened her more than any other possibility.
The gilt-framed mirror reflected the room, the disturbingly patterned mosaics on the walls, the gilded furnishings and fine carpets, the other mirrors and the tapestries. A palace room without a window—or a door. The mirror reflected a woman striding up and down in a dark blood-red gown, her beautiful face a combination of rage and disbelief. Still, disbelief. It reflected his own face, too and that interested him far more than the woman. He could not resist touching his nose and mouth and cheeks for the hundredth time to make sure they were real. Not young, but younger than the face he had worn on first waking from the long sleep, with all its endless nightmares. An ordinary face, and he had always hated being ordinary. He recognized the sound in his throat as a budding laugh, a giggle, and stifled it. He was not mad. Despite everything, he was not that.
A name had been given to him during this second, far more horrific sleep, before he woke to this face and body. Osan’gar. A name given by a voice he knew and dared not disobey. His old name, given in scorn and adopted in pride, was gone forever. The voice of his master had spoken and made it so. The woman was Aran’gar; who she had been, was no more.
Interesting choices, those names. Osan’gar and aran’gar were the left and right-hand daggers in a form of dueling briefly popular early in that long building from the day the Bore had been made to the actual beginning of the War of Power. His memories were spotty—too much had been lost in the long sleep, and the short—but he remembered that. The popularity had been brief because almost inevitably both duelists died. The daggers’ blades were coated with slow poison.
Something blurred in the mirror, and he turned, not too quickly. He had to remember who he was, and make sure others remembered. There still was no door, but a Myrddraal shared the room with them. Neither thing was strange in this place, but the Myrddraal stood taller than any Osan’gar had seen before.
He took his time, letting the Halfman wait to be acknowledged, and before he could open his mouth, Aran’gar spat, “Why has this been done to me? Why have I been put into this body? Why?” The last was almost a shriek.
Osan’gar would have thought the Myrddraal’s bloodless lips twitched in a smile, except that was impossible, here or anywhere. Even Trollocs had a sense of humor, if a vile and violent one, but not Myrddraal. “You were both given the best that could be taken in the Borderlands.” Its voice was a viper rustling in dry grass, “It is a fine body, strong and healthy. And better than the alternative.”
Both things were true. It was a fine body, suitable for a daien dancer in the old days, sleekly lush, with a green-eyed ivory oval of a face to match, framed by glossy black hair. And anything bettered the alternative.
Perhaps Aran’gar did not see it that way. Rage mottled that beautiful face. She was going to do something reckless. Osan’gar knew it; there had always been a problem in that regard. Lanfear seemed cautious by contrast. He reached for saidin.  He reached for saidin—and found nothing. He had not been shielded; he would have felt it, and known how to work around or break it, given time, if it was not too strong. This was as if he had been severed. Shock petrified him where he stood.
Not so for Aran’gar. Perhaps she had made the same discovery, but it affected her differently. With a screech like a cat she launched herself at the Myrddraal, fingernails clawed.
A futile attack, of course. The Myrddraal did not even shift its stance. Casually it caught her by the throat, raised her straight-armed till her feet left the floor. The screech became a gurgle, and she grabbed the Halfman’s wrist with both hands. With her dangling in its grasp, it turned that eyeless stare to Osan’gar. “You have not been severed, but you will not channel until you are told you may. And you will never strike at me. I am Shaidar Haran.”
Osan’gar tried to swallow, but his mouth was dust. Surely the creature had nothing to do with whatever had been done to him. Myrddraal had powers of a sort, but not that. Yet it knew. He had never liked Halfmen. He had helped make the Trollocs, blending human and animal stock—he was proud of that, of the skill involved, the difficulty—but these occasional throwback offspring made him uneasy at the best of times.
Shaidar Haran turned its attention back to the woman twitching in its fist. Her face was beginning to go purple, and her feet kicked feebly. “You will adapt. The body bends to the soul, but the mind bends to the body. You are adapting already. Soon it will be as if you had never had any other. Or you may refuse. Then another will take your place, and you will be given to . . . my brothers, blocked as you are.” Those thin lips twitched again. “They miss their sport in the Borderlands.”
“She cannot speak,” Osan’gar said.  Don’t you know who we are? Put her down, Halfman! Obey me!” The thing had to obey one of the Chosen.
But the Myrddraal impassively studied Aran’gar’s darkening face for a long moment more before letting her feet touch the carpet and loosening its grip. “I obey the Great Lord. No other.” She hung on, wavering, coughing and gulping air. Had it taken its hand away, she would have fallen. “Will you submit to the will of the Great Lord?” Not a demand, just a perfunctory question in that rasping voice.
“I—I will,” she managed hoarsely, and Shaidar Haran let her go.
She swayed, massaging her throat, and Osan’gar moved to help her, but she threatened him with a glare and a fist before he touched her. He backed away with raised hands. That was one enmity he did not need. But it was a fine body, and a fine joke. He had always prided himself on his sense of humor, but this was rich.
“Do you not feel gratitude?” the Myrddraal said. “You were dead, and are alive. Think of Rahvin, whose soul is beyond saving, beyond time. You have a chance to serve the Great Lord again, and absolve yourselves of your errors.”
Osan’gar hastened to assure it that he was grateful, that he wanted nothing more than to serve and gain absolution. Rahvin dead? What had happened? No matter; one fewer of the Chosen meant one more chance for true power when the Great Lord was free. It abraded, humbling himself before something that could be said to be as much his creation as the Trollocs, but he remembered death too clearly. He would grovel before a worm to avoid that again.  Clearly, she remembered too.
“Then it is time for you to go into the world once more in the service of the Great Lord,” Shaidar Haran said. “None but I and the Great Lord know you live. If you succeed, you will live forever and be raised above all others.  The Halfman did smile then. It was like seeing death smile.


Islands
问题描述 :
There are so many islands in the sea. Some islands are enclosed by other ones. So, we can classify all the islands to several levels. An island has a level of 0 if it is contains no other islands. An island has a level of K+1 if it contains one or more islands and the highest level of the contained island(s) is K. Now, the map of the sea is given. Your task is to calculate the areas of islands in each level.
输入:
The input contains several test cases. Each test case starts with a line contains two numbers N and M(1<=N<=100,1<=M<=100) which indicate the size of the map. The next N lines will contain M characters each to represent the map. Each character is either ‘x’ or ‘.’. A sea is defined as a maximal connected group of ‘.’ cells, where two ‘.’ cells are connected if they are vertically or horizontally adjacent. An island is defined as a maximal connected group of ‘x’ cells, where two ‘x’ cells are connected if they are vertically, horizontally, or diagonally adjacent. An island A contains island B if A and B are different and if you start sailing from any point of island B, you won’t be able to sail out of island A.
输出:
The input contains several test cases. Each test case starts with a line contains two numbers N and M(1<=N<=100,1<=M<=100) which indicate the size of the map. The next N lines will contain M characters each to represent the map. Each character is either ‘x’ or ‘.’. A sea is defined as a maximal connected group of ‘.’ cells, where two ‘.’ cells are connected if they are vertically or horizontally adjacent. An island is defined as a maximal connected group of ‘x’ cells, where two ‘x’ cells are connected if they are vertically, horizontally, or diagonally adjacent. An island A contains island B if A and B are different and if you start sailing from any point of island B, you won’t be able to sail out of island A.
样例输入:
1 1 x 5 7 .xxxxx. x.....x x.x.x.x x.....x .xxxxx.
样例输出:
1 2 16
http://acm.hit.edu.cn/hoj/problem/view?id=2808
首先w>=2r →r<=w/2
分情况讨论
① :以w为高 以h-2r为周长
h-2r>=2*pi*r → r<=h/(2*pi+2)
r1=min(h/(2*pi+2),w/2)
v1=r1^2*pi*w
② ：以h-2r为高以w为周长
w>=2*pi*r → r<=w/2*pi
r2=w/2*pi
v2=w^2 * (h-(w/pi))/(4*pi)
#include <stdio.h> #include <math.h> double min(double a, double b); int main() { const double pi = acos(-1); double h, w, r1, v1, v2; while (scanf("%lf %lf", &w, &h) != EOF) { if ( (h == 0) && (w == 0) ) break; r1 = min(0.5 * h / (pi + 1), w / 2); v1 = r1 * r1 * w * pi; v2 = w * w * (h - (w / pi) ) / (4 * pi); if (v1 <= v2) printf("%.3lf\n",v2); else printf("%.3lf\n",v1); } return 0; } double min(double a, double b) { if(a <= b) return a; else return b; }
解题参考：http://blog.csdn.net/epk_lee/article/details/8203060
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法克，原来这游戏的码农是个基佬。
法克，原来这游戏的码农是个基佬。
法克，原来这游戏的码农是个基佬。
法克，原来这游戏的码农是个基佬。
法克，原来这游戏的码农是个基佬。
法克，原来这游戏的码农是个基佬。
法克，原来这游戏的码农是个基佬。
法克，原来这游戏的码农是个基佬。
法克，原来这游戏的码农是个基佬。
法克，原来这游戏的码农是个基佬。
问题3中，GetRightPosition()和GetLeftPosition()与STL中的upper_bound()和lower_boune()的代码实现一样吗？
此时的数据量还是很小的，耗时却不短。这种方法确实可以，当然或许还有其他的优化方案，但是优化只能针对某些数据，不太可能在所有情况下都能在可接受的时间内求解出答案。
遍历了所有的情况(2^n)，tmp数组就是由当前遍历的状态s推算出的
红绯鱼：
这模板神了
已经挂掉了，给个参考呗
这怎么用Catalan数啊？求解答！


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This test check whether the infinite scroll behaviour works when images are already loaded.
If the test passes you should see every image twice, the first image is a bw food counter and the last image is of a heart necklace. If the test fails the second set of pictures will not show up, though they are still there and can be clicked on.


Green Lantern Concept Art Reveals Alternate Designs for Infected Rats
by Samuel GelmanNew concept art from the infamous Green Lantern movies shows an alternate design for the film's infected rats.
Character designer Jerad S. Marantz sheared the art on his Instagram page. "An infected rat design for the #greenlanternmovie I did a while back," he wrote. "Had a lot of fun on the project."
Despite the movie's failure, Warner Media has not given up on the character. HBO Max is currently developing a series based on the Green Lantern Corps. Greg Berlanti, who directed and wrote the Ryan Reynolds-led film, will produce the series. No cast has been announced and no release date has been confirmed.
Marantz credits go beyond Green Lantern. He has worked on various comic films, including Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man: Far from Home, Justice League, Deadpool 2, Guardians of the Galaxy, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, X-Men: Age of Apocalypse and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
Written and directed by Greg Berlanti, Green Lantern stars Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively, Peter Sarsgaard, Mark Strong, Angela Bassett, Tim Robbins and Martin Campbell. The film is now available on Blue-ray and digital.
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EOSAperture Constants Reference
| Declared in | EOSPropertyObject.h |
EOSAperture
Definition
typedef NS_OPTIONS(NSUInteger, EOSAperture ) {
EOSAperture_1 = 0 x08,
EOSAperture_1_1 = 0 x0B,
EOSAperture_1_2 = 0 x0C,
EOSAperture_1_2__1_3 = 0 x0D,
EOSAperture_1_4 = 0 x10,
EOSAperture_1_6 = 0 x13,
EOSAperture_1_8 = 0 x14,
EOSAperture_1_8__1_3 = 0 x15,
EOSAperture_2 = 0 x18,
EOSAperture_2_2 = 0 x1B,
EOSAperture_2_5 = 0 x1C,
EOSAperture_2_5__1_3 = 0 x1D,
EOSAperture_2_8 = 0 x20,
EOSAperture_3_2 = 0 x23,
EOSAperture_3_5 = 0 x24,
EOSAperture_3_5__1_3 = 0 x25,
EOSAperture_4 = 0 x28,
EOSAperture_4_5 = 0 x2B,
EOSAperture_4_5__1_3 = 0 x2C,
EOSAperture_5_0 = 0 x2D,
EOSAperture_5_6 = 0 x30,
EOSAperture_6_3 = 0 x33,
EOSAperture_6_7 = 0 x34,
EOSAperture_7_1 = 0 x35,
EOSAperture_8 = 0 x38,
EOSAperture_9 = 0 x3B,
EOSAperture_9_5 = 0 x3C,
EOSAperture_10 = 0 x3D,
EOSAperture_11 = 0 x40,
EOSAperture_13__1_3 = 0 x43,
EOSAperture_13 = 0 x44,
EOSAperture_14 = 0 x45,
EOSAperture_16 = 0 x48,
EOSAperture_18 = 0 x4B,
EOSAperture_19 = 0 x4C,
EOSAperture_20 = 0 x4D,
EOSAperture_22 = 0 x50,
EOSAperture_25 = 0 x53,
EOSAperture_27 = 0 x54,
EOSAperture_29 = 0 x55,
EOSAperture_32 = 0 x58,
EOSAperture_36 = 0 x5B,
EOSAperture_38 = 0 x5C,
EOSAperture_40 = 0 x5D,
EOSAperture_45 = 0 x60,
EOSAperture_51 = 0 x63,
EOSAperture_54 = 0 x64,
EOSAperture_57 = 0 x65,
EOSAperture_64 = 0 x68,
EOSAperture_72 = 0 x6B,
EOSAperture_76 = 0 x6C,
EOSAperture_80 = 0 x6D,
EOSAperture_91 = 0 x70,
EOSAperture_Unknown = 0 xffffffff,
};
Constants
EOSAperture_1
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Declared In
EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_1_1
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_1_2
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_1_2__1_3
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_1_4
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_1_6
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_1_8
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_1_8__1_3
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_2
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_2_2
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_2_5
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_2_5__1_3
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_2_8
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_3_2
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_3_5
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_3_5__1_3
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_4
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_4_5
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_4_5__1_3
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_5_0
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_5_6
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_6_3
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_6_7
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_7_1
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_8
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Declared In
EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_9
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_9_5
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_10
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_11
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_13__1_3
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_13
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_14
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_16
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_18
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_19
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_20
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_22
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_25
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_27
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_29
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_32
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_36
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_38
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_40
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_45
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_51
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_54
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_57
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_64
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_72
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_76
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_80
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_91
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EOSPropertyObject.h
. EOSAperture_Unknown
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EOSPropertyObject.h
.


Exodus 16:21
And they gathered it every morning, every man according to his eating: and when the sun waxed hot, it melted.


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Preparation time
1-2 hours
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Marinating pork with chilli brings heat to this light meal for four.
Equipment: You will need 8 wooden skewers.
This meal is
low calorie
and provides 356 kcal, 21g protein, 46g carbohydrate (of which 7g sugars), 9g fat (of which 1.7g saturates), 1.6g fibre and 0.1g salt per portion.
Soak 8 wooden skewers in warm water.
Mix together the oil, lime juice, garlic, chilli with a pinch of salt and pepper in a bowl, add the pork and stir to coat. Cover and refrigerate for at least 1 hour.
Meanwhile, cook the rice in lightly salted boiling water for 12-15 minutes, until soft. Drain and stir through the spring onions and pineapple.
Preheat the grill to a hot setting.
Thread the pork on to the skewers, alternating it with onion and lime wedges, and cook under the grill for about 10 minutes, turning frequently and basting with the remaining marinade, until the pork is cooked through.
Place the skewers and rice on a plate with the sweet chilli sauce and serve.


STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE (SPECIAL EDITION) A film review by Andrew Plotkin Copyright 1997 Andrew Plotkin
Finally -- the long-awaited new release of this classic! But, as I'm sure you've heard, with a difference. The director, George Lucas, has undertaken a bold experiment: a full, unabridged, four-hour-long version of _Star Wars_.
It's just *terrific*.
We all know the story. Young Luke Skywalker lives in a remote desert manor on Tattooine, with his aunt and uncle. But a mysterious message from a ghostly apparition jars him out his everyday life; and soon he learns of the dark figure that murdered his father Old Luke. And Luke vows revenge. Thus is set the stage for a story of starships, swordfights, vengeance, and plays within plays.
Luke quickly gathers around him a motley crew as familiar to modern viewers as the Raskellar Gang. His old companions, Artoo Detoo and See Threepenstern, are summoned to find out why he is suddenly so keen to leave the moisture farm and go haring off across the galaxy. The old adviser, Ben Kenobi, tutors Luke in the ways of the Force. Han Solo, a disreputable smuggler and son of Kenobi, offers his battered old freighter, the trusty Millennium Handsaw. And, of course, there is the beautiful princess, Solo's sister, who has been kidnapped by the evil King.
The setting of the film is simply gorgeous. The looming, shadowy towers of Elsinore were a special-effects marvel twenty years ago; they can honestly be said to have created the modern science fiction movie. But director Ken Lucas has completely redone the effects for this release. An opulent European manor forms the stage for this tragedy, replete with moldering libraries, secret passages, marble balustrades, and -- the heart of the story -- the central hall, the hall of mirrors, where the action returns to again and again. The Princess is imprisoned in a padded cell behind these mirrors; the dark King and his Grand Moff Norway conceal themselves there to spy on young Luke. When our heros are about to be crushed in a pirate compactor, the robots, Artoo Denkrantz and Guildenstepio, save them by interfacing with the program controls behind these mirrors, and inverting the execution polarity.
It's an all-star cast, of course. Mark Hamill is the lead, partnered by Robin Williams as Han Solo, Tim Roth and Gary Oldman as the robots, and Ophelia (created by Jim Henson's Creature Workshop.) But there are any number of excellent smaller roles, as well. Who can forget Frank Oz as the aged councillor Kenobi, with his fractured syntax, squeaking, "Wisdom, you seek? When Vader you have faced, then a Jedi, you will be. To thine own self, be true!" Or Richard Attenborough as the leering courtier, Osric the Wookiee?
And, even at four hours in length, the pacing doesn't flag for a moment. Running gun-battles in the hallways, the fiery saber-duel at the climax, and of course Luke's desperate run down the trench to pour poison into the Death Star's ear. All underscored with Walter Jon Williams' transcendent orchestral music. Shakespeare's literary jewel has never had a more flamboyant setting than this one; director George Branagh has achieved a five-star triumph.
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Version control is a crucial technology for programmers, especially when working on collaborative projects. It allows for efficient tracking, implementation, and reverting of changes made to a codebase over time.
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Version control is a way for anyone to keep track of all the steps they've taken on a creative project on a computer. "Version control" is particularly popular with programmers, but it's an idea you may have come across as early as elementary school. If you ever had to turn in an outline for a short essay, then turn in a rough draft, and lastly a final version, you essentially broke a task down into parts, had copies of your work on each step, and then completed the task. When you're working on a computer, version control makes it easy to track all your changes on a project. It protects each stage, and lets you reference each change at any point.
Git is an widely used version control system and was originally created for work on the Linux kernel, one of the most famous open source projects. Git is well known for its speed and efficiency, and its features that allow for many users to collaborate on a project. One of git's most renowned features is its system for leaving messages on "commits" (code changes), which allows collaborators to explain the intention and reasoning behind their work.
Many git users choose to store their projects on Github. Github is a free git repository hosting service that has many useful tools to promote collaboration between users. Because of these features Github has developed a wide following across the development community, which makes it an appealing place to communicate with colleagues and showcase work. Many well known open source software projects are hosted on Github and developers of all skill levels are active there.


Money Play. How should Red play 54?
pips Red=127 White=106
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Until the bots came along I don't think anybody was sure which was the right play: (a) 9/4*, 8/4 or (b) 8/4*, 8/3*, in positions like this.
The former makes the points in order while (b) leaves one less blot.
The blots have resolved this particular debate. Making the points in order is more important than the extra blot. Lesson learnt!
The former makes the points in order while (b) leaves one less blot.
The blots have resolved this particular debate. Making the points in order is more important than the extra blot. Lesson learnt!
1. Cubeful 2-ply 8/4* 8/3 Eq.: +0.317 0.569 0.163 0.005 - 0.431 0.084 0.002 2. Cubeful 2-ply 9/4* 8/4 Eq.: +0.312 (-0.005) 0.578 0.167 0.006 - 0.422 0.107 0.003 3. Cubeful 0-ply 8/3 6/2 Eq.: -0.032 (-0.349) 0.475 0.096 0.003 - 0.525 0.053 0.001 4. Cubeful 0-ply 9/5 8/3 Eq.: -0.204 (-0.521) 0.425 0.081 0.002 - 0.575 0.067 0.002 5. Cubeful 0-ply 9/5 9/4* Eq.: -0.319 (-0.636) 0.407 0.103 0.005 - 0.593 0.156 0.004


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Thai recipe: Peanut Chicken Wonton Cups
Ingredients
- Nonstick cooking spray
- 24 wonton wrappers
- 1/3 cup peanut satay sauce
- 3 tbsp. refrigerated unsweeted coconut milk beverage
- 2 cups packaged shredded cabbage with carrot (coleslaw mix>
- 1 cup chopped cooked chicken breast
- 1/3 cup snipped fresh cilantro
- 2 tbsp. unsalted peanuts, chopped
- 1 tbsp crushed red pepper (optional)
- Sriracha sauce (optional)
Directions
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Lightly coat twenty-four 1 3/4-inch muffin cups with cooking spray. Press wonton wrappers onto bottoms and up sides of prepared muffin cups. Coat wonton cups with cooking spray. Bake 7 to 8 minutes or until edges are brown. Cool in pan on a wire rack.
- In a medium bowl combine the peanut sauce and coconut milk. Add the coleslaw mix and chicken and toss to coat.
- Fill wonton cups with coleslaw mixture. Top with cilantro, peanuts and, if desired, crushed red pepper and sriracha sauce. Serve immediately.


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abstract void |
DebugDraw.drawTransform(Transform xf)
Draw a transform. |
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DistanceInput.transformA
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Collision.collideCircles(Manifold manifold,
CircleShape circle1,
Transform xfA,
CircleShape circle2,
Transform xfB)
Compute the collision manifold between two circles. |
void |
Collision.collidePolygonAndCircle(Manifold manifold,
PolygonShape polygon,
Transform xfA,
CircleShape circle,
Transform xfB)
Compute the collision manifold between a polygon and a circle. |
void |
Collision.collidePolygons(Manifold manifold,
PolygonShape polyA,
Transform xfA,
PolygonShape polyB,
Transform xfB)
Compute the collision manifold between two polygons. |
float |
Collision.edgeSeparation(PolygonShape poly1,
Transform xf1,
int edge1,
PolygonShape poly2,
Transform xf2)
Find the separation between poly1 and poly2 for a given edge normal on poly1. |
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Collision.findIncidentEdge(Collision.ClipVertex[] c,
PolygonShape poly1,
Transform xf1,
int edge1,
PolygonShape poly2,
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Collision.findMaxSeparation(org.jbox2d.collision.Collision.EdgeResults results,
PolygonShape poly1,
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PolygonShape poly2,
Transform xf2)
Find the max separation between poly1 and poly2 using edge normals from poly1. |
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WorldManifold.initialize(Manifold manifold,
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float radiusA,
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float radiusB)
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Collision.testOverlap(Shape shapeA,
Shape shapeB,
Transform xfA,
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Get the centroid and apply the supplied transform. |
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PolygonShape.centroidToOut(Transform xf,
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Get the centroid and apply the supplied transform. |
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Given a transform, compute the associated axis aligned bounding box for a child shape. |
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Cast a ray against a child shape. |
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The body origin transform. |
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Get the body transform for the body's origin. |
| Methods in org.jbox2d.dynamics with parameters of type Transform | |
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void |
Fixture.createProxy(BroadPhase broadPhase,
Transform xf)
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protected void |
Fixture.synchronize(BroadPhase broadPhase,
Transform transform1,
Transform transform2)
Internal method |
| Uses of Transform in org.jbox2d.dynamics.contacts |
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| Methods in org.jbox2d.dynamics.contacts with parameters of type Transform | |
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void |
PolygonContact.evaluate(Manifold manifold,
Transform xfA,
Transform xfB)
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void |
PolygonAndCircleContact.evaluate(Manifold manifold,
Transform xfA,
Transform xfB)
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abstract void |
Contact.evaluate(Manifold manifold,
Transform xfA,
Transform xfB)
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void |
CircleContact.evaluate(Manifold manifold,
Transform xfA,
Transform xfB)
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2 Samuel 2:3
And his men that were with him did David bring up, every man with his household: and they dwelt in the cities of Hebron.


Listing Name
Description
Type: {{ listing.type }}
Title: {{ listing.title }}
Address: {{ listing.address }}
Beds: {{ listing.beds }}
Baths: {{ listing.baths }}
Rent: ${{ listing.rent }}/month
Distance from SFSU: {{ listing.distance }} miles
Added: {{ listing.created }}
Review Listing
Contact Landlord
Last updated 3 mins ago
{% for listing in listings %}
{{ listing.title }}
{% else %}
No listings found...
{% endfor %}
GREAT APPARTMENT NEAR CAMPUS
GREAT APPARTMENT NEAR CAMPUS
GREAT APPARTMENT NEAR CAMPUS
GREAT APPARTMENT NEAR CAMPUS
GREAT APPARTMENT NEAR CAMPUS
GREAT APPARTMENT NEAR CAMPUS
{% include "layouts/footer.html" %}


{% extends "./layout/layout.html" %} {% from "./includes/search_form2.html" import search_form2 %} {% from "./includes/search_form3.html" import search_form3 %} {% from "./includes/register_teaser.html" import register_teaser %} {% from "./includes/pagination.html" import pagination %} {% block title %}Search results{% endblock %} {% block body %}
Approx 250 postcodes contain more than 100 titles. Howevere we don't know how many postcodes contain more than 100 delivery points - According to the internet no postcdoe has more than 100 delivery points (addresses).
If we need to do this (perhaps OS don't care if one postcode contains over 100, and we were to display them all.
Postcodes are restircted to 100 delivery points. on average they contain 15. 1.7 million postcodes. Total no addressable properties around 25million. If there were to be a few postcodes over 100 addresses - would OS care? Such a tiny percentage, and barely an issue for screenscraping of data?
If we have to - only explain/force the user to do something additional when more than 100 exist, following a postcode only search
1: let user choose which set of results they want - explain what is in each set, so they can make an informed choice
Sorry, this service cannot show you more than 100 addresses.
Would you like to see
2: user has to supply more information - to make the set smaller than 100. Help them with a more detailed query.
The postcode and the 'house no/name' field/information will have to be present on every results page (upto 5 pages)
If we analyse the addresses in the large postcodes we can improve this search form
136 addresses exist in postcode SO15 5RZ
This service can only show 100 addresses at a time
You will need provide more information about the address
{{ search_form3(h1=true,autofocus=false,label='Search results for',value='SO15 5RZ') }}


Gantaki Zu Urutu:
Then go to the Human land of Gludio and find
Prefect Kasman
in the village called
Gludin
. Show him this letter, and he will tell you how to obtain the scroll.
May the sacred flame guide you to success!