CSPICE_SUBPT determines the coordinates of the sub-observer point
on a target body at a particular epoch, optionally corrected
for planetary (light time) and stellar aberration. The call also
returns the observer's altitude above the target body.
Deprecated: This routine has been superseded by the routine
cspice_subpnt. This routine is supported for purposes of
backward compatibility only.
Given:
method a string providing parameters defining the
computation method to use.
[1,c1] = size(method); char = class(method)
or
[1,1] = size(method); cell = class(method)
The choices are:
'Near point' The sub-observer point is
defined as the nearest point on
the target relative to the
observer.
'Intercept' The sub-observer point is
defined as the target surface
intercept of the line
containing the observer and the
target's center.
In both cases, the intercept computation treats the
surface of the target body as a triaxial ellipsoid.
The ellipsoid's radii must be available in the kernel
pool.
Neither case nor white space are significant in
'method'. For example, the string ' NEARPOINT' is
valid.
target the name of the observed target body. 'target'
is case-insensitive, and leading and trailing blanks in
'target' are not significant. Optionally, you may supply
a string containing the integer ID code for the object.
For example both 'MOON' and '301' are legitimate strings
that indicate the moon is the target body.
[1,c2] = size(target); char = class(target)
or
[1,1] = size(target); cell = class(target)
This routine assumes that the target body is modeled by
a tri-axial ellipsoid, and that a PCK file containing
its radii has been loaded into the kernel pool via
cspice_furnsh.
et the epoch(s), expressed as seconds past J2000 TDB, of the
observer: 'et' is the epoch at which the observer's state
is computed.
[1,n] = size(et); double = class(et)
When aberration corrections are not used, 'et' is also
the epoch at which the position and orientation of
the target body are computed.
When aberration corrections are used, 'et' is the epoch
at which the observer's state relative to the solar
system barycenter is computed; in this case the
position and orientation of the target body are
computed at et-lt or et+lt, where 'lt' is the one-way
light time between the sub-observer point and the
observer, and the sign applied to 'lt' depends on the
selected correction. See the description of 'abcorr'
below for details.
abcorr the aberration correction to apply
when computing the observer-target state and the
orientation of the target body.
[1,c3] = size(abcorr); char = class(abcorr)
or
[1,1] = size(abcorr); cell = class(abcorr)
For remote sensing applications, where the apparent
sub-observer point seen by the observer is desired,
normally either of the corrections
'LT+S'
'CN+S'
should be used. These and the other supported options
are described below. 'abcorr' may be any of the
following:
'NONE' Apply no correction. Return the
geometric sub-observer point on the
target body.
Let 'lt' represent the one-way light time between the
observer and the sub-observer point (note: NOT
between the observer and the target body's center).
The following values of 'abcorr' apply to the
"reception" case in which photons depart from the
sub-observer point's location at the light-time
corrected epoch et-lt and *arrive* at the observer's
location at 'et':
'LT' Correct for one-way light time (also
called "planetary aberration") using a
Newtonian formulation. This correction
yields the location of sub-observer
point at the moment it emitted photons
arriving at the observer at 'et'.
The light time correction uses an
iterative solution of the light time
equation. The solution invoked by the
'LT' option uses one iteration.
Both the target position as seen by the
observer, and rotation of the target
body, are corrected for light time.
'LT+S' Correct for one-way light time and
stellar aberration using a Newtonian
formulation. This option modifies the
state obtained with the 'LT' option to
account for the observer's velocity
relative to the solar system
barycenter. The result is the apparent
sub-observer point as seen by the
observer.
'CN' Converged Newtonian light time
correction. In solving the light time
equation, the 'CN' correction iterates
until the solution converges. Both the
position and rotation of the target
body are corrected for light time.
'CN+S' Converged Newtonian light time and
stellar aberration corrections. This
option produces a solution that is at
least as accurate at that obtainable
with the 'LT+S' option. Whether the 'CN+S'
solution is substantially more accurate
depends on the geometry of the
participating objects and on the
accuracy of the input data. In all
cases this routine will execute more
slowly when a converged solution is
computed.
The following values of 'abcorr' apply to the
"transmission" case in which photons *depart* from
the observer's location at 'et' and arrive at the
sub-observer point at the light-time corrected epoch
et+lt:
'XLT' "Transmission" case: correct for
one-way light time using a Newtonian
formulation. This correction yields the
sub-observer location at the moment it
receives photons emitted from the
observer's location at 'et'.
The light time correction uses an
iterative solution of the light time
equation. The solution invoked by the
'LT' option uses one iteration.
Both the target position as seen by the
observer, and rotation of the target
body, are corrected for light time.
'XLT+S' "Transmission" case: correct for
one-way light time and stellar
aberration using a Newtonian
formulation This option modifies the
sub-observer point obtained with the
'XLT' option to account for the
observer's velocity relative to the
solar system barycenter.
'XCN' Converged Newtonian light time
correction. This is the same as XLT
correction but with further iterations
to a converged Newtonian light time
solution.
'XCN+S' "Transmission" case: converged
Newtonian light time and stellar
aberration corrections.
obsrvr the scalar string name of the observing body. The
observing body is an ephemeris object: it typically
is a spacecraft, the earth, or a surface point on the
earth. 'obsrvr' is case-insensitive, and leading and
'obsrvr' are not significant. Optionally, you may
trailing blanks in supply a string containing the integer
ID code for the object. For example both 'MOON' and '301'
are legitimate strings that indicate the Moon is the
observer.
[1,c4] = size(obsrvr); char = class(obsrvr)
or
[1,1] = size(obsrvr); cell = class(obsrvr)
the call:
[spoint, alt] = cspice_subpt( method, target, et, abcorr, obsrvr)
returns:
spoint the array(s) defining the sub-observer point
on the target body.
[3,n] = size(spoint); double = class(spoint)
The sub-observer point is defined either as the point
on the target body that is closest to the observer,
or the target surface intercept of the line from the
observer to the target's center; the input argument
'method' selects the definition to be used.
The body-fixed frame, which is time-dependent, is
evaluated at 'et' if 'abcorr' is 'NONE'; otherwise the
frame is evaluated at et-lt, where 'lt' is the one-way
light time from target to observer.
The state of the target body is corrected for
aberration as specified by 'abcorr'; the corrected
state is used in the geometric computation. As
indicated above, the rotation of the target is
retarded by one-way light time if 'abcorr' specifies
that light time correction is to be done.
alt the values(s) of the altitude(s) of 'obsrvr' above 'target'.
When 'method' specifies a "near point" computation, 'alt' is
truly altitude in the standard geometric sense: the length
of a segment dropped from the observer to the target's
surface, such that the segment is perpendicular to the
surface at the contact point 'spoint'.
When 'method' specifies an "intercept" computation, 'alt'
is still the length of the segment from the observer
to the surface point 'spoint', but this segment in
general is not perpendicular to the surface.
above 'target'
'spoint' and 'alt' return with the same vectorization measure, N,
as 'et'.
Any numerical results shown for this example may differ between
platforms as the results depend on the SPICE kernels used as input
and the machine specific arithmetic implementation.
Example(1):
%
% Find the sub point position of the moon on the earth at
% epoch JAN 1, 2006 using the "near point" then the "intercept"
% options. Apply light time correction to return apparent position.
%
%
% Load the meta kernel listing the needed SPK, PCK, LSK
% kernels.
%
cspice_furnsh( 'standard.tm' )
%
% Calculate the location of the sub point of the moon
% on the earth .
et = cspice_str2et( 'JAN 1, 2006' );
%
% First use option 'Near Point'
%
[point1,alt1] = cspice_subpt( 'near point', 'earth', et, 'lt+s', 'moon');
disp( 'Sub-point location coordinates - near point:' )
fprintf( ' %15.8f\n', point1 )
disp( 'Sub-point observer altitude:' )
fprintf( ' %15.8f\n', alt1 )
disp(' ')
%
% Now use option 'Intercept'
%
[point2,alt2] = cspice_subpt( 'intercept', 'earth', et, 'lt+s', 'moon');
disp( 'Sub-point location coordinates - intercept:' )
fprintf( ' %15.8f\n', point2 )
disp( 'Sub-point observer altitude:' )
fprintf( ' %15.8f\n', alt2 )
%
% Calculate the Euclidean distance between the two locations
% and the angular separation between the position vectors.
%
dist = norm( point1 - point2);
sep = cspice_vsep(point1, point2 )*cspice_dpr;
disp(' ')
fprintf( 'Distance between locations (km): %8.5f\n', dist);
fprintf( 'Angular separation between locations (deg): %8.5f\n', sep );
%
% It's always good form to unload kernels after use,
% particularly in MATLAB due to data persistence.
%
cspice_kclear
MATLAB outputs:
Sub-point location coordinates - near point:
-5532.84463404
-1443.48660124
-2816.23526241
Sub-point observer altitude:
356091.70776573
Sub-point location coordinates - intercept
-5525.64311958
-1441.60776851
-2831.19585471
Sub-point observer altitude:
356091.73014965
Distance between locations (km): 16.70961
Angular separation between locations (deg): 0.15020
Example(2):
%
% Find the sub body position of the moon on the earth at
% at epoch JAN 1, 2006 and for the next 12 months. Use the
% 'near point' option to calculate the physically
% closest point between the two bodies.
%
% Load the meta kernel listing the needed SPK, PCK, LSK
% kernels.
%
cspice_furnsh( 'standard.tm' )
%
% Convert the calendar string to ephemeris time.
%
et0 = cspice_str2et( 'JAN 1, 2006' );
%
% Fill an array with epochs, start with the epoch above then
% epochs in steps on one month ( thirty days in seconds)
%
et = [0:12]*cspice_spd*30. + et0;
%
% Calculate the nearpoint of the moon with respect to earth at
% the epochs defined in 'et'.
%
[point,alt] = cspice_subpt( 'near point', 'earth', et, 'lt+s', 'moon');
%
% Convert the subpoint coordinates to lat/lon expressed in degrees with
% the radius.
%
% Note, 'radius' and 'alt' do not refer to the same quantity.
%
[radius, longitude, latitude] = cspice_reclat(point);
longitude = longitude * cspice_dpr;
latitude = latitude * cspice_dpr;
%
% Convert the 'et' epochs to calendar format.
%
utc = cspice_et2utc( et, 'C', 3 );
for n=1:13
txt = sprintf( 'Moon subpoint epoch: %s', utc(n,:) );
disp( txt )
txt = sprintf( ' (deg): longitude %8.4f', longitude(n) );
disp( txt )
txt = sprintf( ' (deg): latitude %8.4f', latitude(n) );
disp( txt )
disp( ' ' )
end
%
% It's always good form to unload kernels after use,
% particularly in MATLAB due to data persistence.
%
cspice_kclear
MATLAB outputs:
... partial output ...
Moon subpoint epoch: 2006 JUL 30 00:00:00.001
(deg): longitude -127.7548
(deg): latitude -0.1948
Moon subpoint epoch: 2006 AUG 29 00:00:00.001
(deg): longitude -128.2727
(deg): latitude -15.0349
Moon subpoint epoch: 2006 SEP 28 00:00:00.002
(deg): longitude -123.9021
(deg): latitude -25.9738
Moon subpoint epoch: 2006 OCT 28 00:00:00.001
(deg): longitude -113.7475
(deg): latitude -27.7753
Moon subpoint epoch: 2006 NOV 27 00:00:00.001
(deg): longitude -104.0459
(deg): latitude -17.9194
Moon subpoint epoch: 2006 DEC 27 00:00:00.000
(deg): longitude -98.2728
(deg): latitude -0.5411
A sister version of this routine exists named mice_subpt that returns
the output arguments as fields in a single structure.
For important details concerning this module's function, please refer to
the CSPICE routine subpt_c.
MICE.REQ
FRAMES.REQ
PCK.REQ
SPK.REQ
TIME.REQ
-Mice Version 1.0.3, 23-JUN-2014, NJB (JPL)
Updated description of converged Newtonian light time
correction. Replaced double quotes with single quotes
in constant strings appearing in comments.
-Mice Version 1.0.2, 18-MAY-2010, BVS (JPL)
Index line now states that this routine is deprecated.
-Mice Version 1.0.1, 11-NOV-2008, EDW (JPL)
Edits to header; Abstract now states that this routine is
deprecated.
-Mice Version 1.0.0, 22-NOV-2005, EDW (JPL)
DEPRECATED sub-observer point
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generator of binning functions
syntax
f=BINFCN_GEN(fcn_type,...)
description
f=BINFCN_GEN(fcn_type,...) This function generates a function handle
for a binning function. Arguments two and up are passed on to the
binning function. The signature for a binning function is: binedges =
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- 1.
- The specifications that follow give the calling sequence, purpose,
and descriptions of the arguments of each LAPACK driver and
computational routine (but not of auxiliary routines).
- 2.
- Specifications of pairs of real and complex routines have been merged
(for example SBDSQR/CBDSQR).
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real symmetric, one for complex symmetric, and one for complex Hermitian
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SSTEBZ).
- 3.
- Specifications are given only for single precision routines.
To adapt them for the double precision version of the software, simply
interpret REAL as DOUBLE PRECISION, COMPLEX as COMPLEX*16 (or DOUBLE COMPLEX),
and the initial letters S- and C- of LAPACK routine names as D- and Z-.
- 4.
- Specifications are arranged in alphabetical order of the real routine
name.
- 5.
- The text of the specifications has been derived from the leading comments
in the source-text of the routines. It makes only a limited use of
mathematical typesetting facilities. To eliminate redundancy, AH
has been used throughout the specifications. Thus, the reader should
note that AH is equivalent to AT in the real case.
- 6.
- If there is a discrepancy between the specifications listed in
this section and the actual source code, the source code should be
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The duration of the project was 10 days. I chose to redefine Public Libraries as they support personal productivity and cultural engagement of the community. After an initial Literature Research and Analysis, I developed the concept 'LIT'. The concept is a mobile application which works in collaboration with Philips Hue Lights to improve the experience of Public Libraries.
Proposals should suit the context of a public space interior or exterior and should answer a social need while improving quality of life and having a positive impact on the community, all through the personalization of lighting.
After choosing the space as Public Library I proceeded to conduct Literature Research, on the basis of which I created two Personas. Then, a Scenario was developed for each persona which were later Analysed to discover possible Opportunity Areas. Finally, I proceeded to the Concept Generation phase to develop my concept LIT.
I read various research papers, news articles and Public library reports to gather the relevant information.
After the Literature Research, I proceeded to create the Primary(Sarah) and Secondary(Jack) personas. The Personas are inspired from the information provided about the users in major library reports.
Then, a Scenario was chalked out for each persona to figure out the pain points of the users.
Analysing the scenario of each persona, I listed down some areas which could be enhanced by the Personalisation of Lighting
Exploring the Opportunity Areas, I came up with the Concept 'LIT'. LIT is software solution to personalize the lighting in a public library. LIT works in collaboration with Philips Hue lights to enhance the Library Experience.


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| Morphology | Line shaped | Line shaped | Irregularly shaped |
| Meteorological condition | Ice subsaturated | Ice supersaturated | |
| Duration | 0.1–10 min | 10 min–10 h | |
| Depth | 100 m | 100–1000 m | |
| Width | 10–100 m | 0.1–10 km | <100 km |
| Length | 0.1–10 km | 0.1–10 km | <100 km |
| RF potential | Negligible | Small | Large |
AIC subsume persistent contrails and contrail cirrus and potentially clouds either formed or modified by aircraft soot and sulphate particle emissions. In this review, the latter are not included in AIC due to lack of observational evidence of their existence. Contrails are line-shaped at formation and may attain irregular shapes due to non-uniform winds, turbulent (random) motions and humidity fluctuations at some point during their lifetime. Long-lived contrails spread out due to wind shear that is common at cruise altitudes. Those maintaining a linear shape are referred to as persistent contrails. Irregular-shaped contrail cirrus cannot be easily distinguished from natural cirrus hampering their observation. Dimensions of contrail cirrus clouds depend on poorly known morphologies and have not been studied systematically, but are likely highly variable. At northern middle latitudes, individual ice supersaturated regions may have lifetimes of several days 143 and pathlengths exceeding 1000 km (ref. 144), but such cases are rare and mean values are significantly lower. Ice supersaturated layer depths ranging between 300 and 1300 m have been estimated from corrected radiosonde soundings 145– 147, often including many thin (few 100 m) layers


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Cannabis; Smoked; 2-3 grams rougly.
I've done Shrooms, LSD, 2ci and Molly.
10:23pm: Under the tongue. Very bitter and numb sensation.
10:42pm: Dissolved quickly. Tongue felt very numb. Noticed the early signs of the comeup. Increasing headspace.
11:04pm: I could tell my pupils were dilated because there was a crazy amount of extra light in my vision. Slight nausea that turned into a warm and calming feeling. I couldn't help but grin. It was about to start.
11:27pm: The drop ceiling in my room always provides a good show when I trip. As always, my ceiling was flowing. My friend/sitter had just left the buy cigs, leaving me alone. Smoked. I put some music on and within minutes I got pulled way deeper into the trip. Don't know if it was the herb or music or both but my visuals went from flowing to crystal-like patterning. Haven't quite seen it like that before.
11:35pm: I was going pretty by hard then. I felt a little too warm so I went outside. It was really windy and really cold. My friend got back with the cigs, smoked one. The moons brightness kept burning into my vision. I could see so many stars. The clouds were moving fast that night because of wind, but they were all small and spread out. When they passed front of the moon it looked crazy. They were swirling so much, I honestly couldn't tell if it was me or the wind. Talked on the phone. Had my wits about me. My two friends said they were bringing some intense herb over. Excellent.
12:00am: I was mind blown that it was only 12. Felt like 4 hours had passed. I liked that. My sitter and I smoked a couple more bowls. Tried playing some games but I didn't get any visuals from it so I stopped. Watched Trailer Park Boys instead. Felt good to stretch out on my bed and relax. With LSD I always have a writhing sensation and can never relax. I tell my sitter I'm really digging it. My phone's screen looked like it had depth.
12:20am: My two friends arrived. We smoked up. I started staring at my ceiling again. They saw the euphoria on my face and asked what I was seeing. I explained the flowing and the crystal-like patterns. They couldn't believe how calmly I was explaining all of this to them. They thought that was neat and seemed intrigued.
1:20am: Mind was blown again at the revelation that it was only 1 am. I seriously thought that it was around 3 o'clock. We moved into another room and played the old Simpsons arcade game on PS3. My sitter had just ordered a pizza and it smelled really good.  I was becoming a little groggy, sure sign of a comedown for me. Called a friend. Talked for a few minutes. Watched a few episodes of Mobile Suit Gundam. Thought I saw my tv moving downward.
3:30am: Definitely felt the comedown. Flowing visuals had decreased. My friends that came over came in my room to say bye. I fell asleep not long after.
I'd rate this highly enjoyable. Personally, I prefer the trip and feeling I get from Shrooms, but this and 2ci have made serious impressions on me. LSD has been my least favorite, but only because I never get a full trip. I always get caught in a strange limbo headspace. This felt very similar to LSD headspace wise. The visuals were very 2ci-like to me. With 2ci I didn't have to focus hard on something for it to flow, unlike LSD. 25i was similar in that way. I think I may try again next weekend during the day. Now that I know what activities work the best with this I want the perfect experience.
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extends java.lang.Object
Holds the definition of the FSM (Finite State Machine) associated with a
particular Activity
type. There are two kinds of transitions
that can be associated with an activity:
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TransitionMap() |
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Transition |
getTransition(WorkflowStateConstant fromState,
Activity fromActivity,
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Transition |
getTransition(WorkflowStateConstant fromState,
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Try to find an appropriate transition given the set of message attributes.
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Transition t) |
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Try to find an appropriate transition given the set of message attributes. Transition defines for each of the attributes are considered and only if a unique matching transition can be determined, it will be returned. Otherwise, an exception is thrown. Unique matching is determined as follows:
A
, consider the set of transitions
S(A)
defined for it. Ignore attributes for which no transitions have
been defined.I
of all those sets S(A)
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interest into a single transition T
,
i.e. if I
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has no element that means that attributes point to different
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has more than one transition in it, then we try to find the
unique one (if any) that is pointed exactly by the set of all A
s and by nothing
else.
ontology
attribute. One could then define a third transition that's based solely on the
performative=X
attribute and that handles all other cases where
ontology != Y
and ontology != Z
.
fromState
- messageAttributes
- public void setTransition(WorkflowStateConstant fromState, java.util.Map<java.lang.String,java.lang.String> messageAttributes, Transition transition)
public Transition getTransition(WorkflowStateConstant fromState, Activity fromActivity, WorkflowStateConstant atActivityState)
public void setTransition(WorkflowStateConstant fromState, java.lang.String subActivityType, WorkflowStateConstant atSubActivityState, Transition t)


Rocky V (1990)
ROCKY V -- a favorite film at Badin High School, Hamilton, Ohio
Just like the three sequels before it, ROCKY V opens with a rehash of the last chapter. We see the robotic Russian Ivan Drago (Dolph Lundgren) beating up on Rocky (Sylvester Stallone), before Rocky finally gathers the mental fortitude to snap back and floor the perfectly-conditioned giant. The sequence is extremely contrived, of course, the chronology of the fight tinkered with so that all of Rocky's comeback punches seem to come in an awesome few seconds.
This is one of the pluses that the underrated ROCKY V brings to fans of the series. Director John G. Avildsen - who collected an Oscar for directing the very first installment - along with script writer Stallone, borrow liberally from the foundation built by the four other outings. We get to see everyone and everything again - manager Mickey Goldmill, opponent-turned-friend Apollo Creed, even the black hat and duds worn by Rocky during his days working for a loan shark on the Philadelphia docks. We see Rocky's staunch supporters peopling the streets of the Italian market, as well as the statue (from ROCKY III) atop the steps of the temple-like Philadelphia Museum of Art. It's not necessary to have watched numbers one through four in order to understand this closing chapter, but it makes for more enjoyment.
Here's the story: Rocky is injured in the battle with the rock-faced Russian Drago, invoking late manager Mick's memory that something is "broken inside." Mysteriously, Rocky never seeks a doctor's help. (In fact, there is always a scarcity of promoters and press and especially medical personnel around Rocky's fights, considering they are supposed to be huge spectacles.) Not until wife Adrian (Talia Shire) coaxes Rocky into a CAT scan does he discover the brain injury that could end his life.  Rocky is sorely tempted, but Adrian keeps him from committing to any further matches. What's especially hard, though, is Rocky's financial condition, a key component in the plot. It seems Paulie inadvertently had Rocky sign a paper giving power of attorney to Rocky's accountant. You guessed it - the guy invests the champ's millions and quickly loses them.
Predictability aside, Rocky's monetary ruin opens the story to compelling originality. His estate auctioned off, Rocky moves his family into the South Philly rowhouse that he and Adrian bought as newlyweds. We see some charming scenes with son Robert and Rocky kidding around, the boy showing great intelligence to Rocky's punchy and slangy style. But Rocky is a good father, warning Robert about ways to act in the public school he must attend in the new neighborhood of "urban blight."
At least Rocky is a good father until a new young fighter comes all the way from Oklahoma to ask Rocky's guidance. At first reluctant, Rocky grows to like the chance at still being in the ring, at least vicariously, through Tommy Gunn (Tommy Morrison). The retired champ is flattered that he might establish a father-son relationship like the one Rocky had with Mick. And they are successful together, much of Rocky's gut-punching greatness rubbing off on the young blonde pugilist. The main question we want answered is how long can Tommy stand being called Rocky's boy? How long will it be before the honey-tongued Duke lures Tommy over into his own slick side of the boxing game?
Humor contributes a lot to ROCKY V. We still have Burt Young as Rocky's brother-in-law, a rummy hanger-on, a clichéd bumbling but lovable uncle to Rocky and Adrian's son Robert (Stallone's real-life son Sage Stallone). And there's the wonderful exaggerated tone created by characters like George Washington Duke, the biggest ham since Apollo, and some over-the-top fight scenes that create as much laughter as fascination.
One of the most engaging parts of any ROCKY film is the montage. "V" uses the technique well to tell a number of stories within the subplots. We watch Rocky with protégé Tommy Gunn, training and coaching and mentoring, while Rocky's son Robert seeks attention but is shunned. Because we've seen how close father and son really are, this drifting apart forms a serious threat to Rocky's success story: it's clear that his family, such as it is, has always been more important to Rock than anything concerning the square circle. Yes, it is overkill when Adrian says, "You're losing your family," but sometimes the big palooka needs a message to hit him square in the face. My favorite sequence happens during a street fight. Rocky is down and apparently out, flashes of memory adding to his trauma: Ivan Drago's glare, his mouthpiece looking like steel teeth; Mick's gravelly voice belting out words of inspiration; a grainy shot of Rocky, eyes swollen shut, bright red blood poured suddenly over his face. Avildsen has added some artful and gritty images here to explore Rocky's plight. Even though Rocky's most dangerous weapon has always been his heart, how will he overcome the twinges of fear - and more directly, the brain damage - inflicted during combat with the Russian in the climax of ROCKY IV?
A brilliant stroke brings back Rocky's deceased manager Mickey; Burgess Meredith does a memorable cameo that ends up being one of the strongest scenes in the piece. Bankrupt and disheartened, Rocky returns to the old gym where Mick first tutored him. Mick willed it to Robert years before, and now Rock stands in the great dusty room and goes back into his memory to conjure Mick during a private moment just before Rocky fought Creed in the fluke title bout. One can tell Meredith is 14 years older than he was in the 1976 ROCKY, but his veteran skills save the scene from being too sentimental, and help to provide Rocky with the incentive he needs to enter the other end of boxing.
Even though this final installment of ROCKY is ten years old, its themes strike home as very relevant. Many of my students are inspired not only by Rocky's attitude and gutsy styles of training, but also by Bill Conti's music, an essential part of each film. There's something mythical about the whole thing, the main plot lines involving glamorous rises and heart-breaking falls, underdogs overcoming high odds, father-son relations that are fatal or benevolent. For fans of the ROCKY franchise, ROCKY V should be viewed carefully and not discounted as one of the best.
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U.S. impeachment hearing TV audience less than for Kavanaugh or Comey: Nielsen data
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The first televised hearing of the impeachment inquiry into U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday attracted an estimated 13.8 million viewers across 10 broadcast and cable television networks, according to Nielsen ratings data.
The audience for the six-hour proceeding, while larger than average weekday viewing, fell short of the TV audience for other recent political events that riveted the country.
About 20 million U.S. TV viewers watched congressional testimony in 2018 of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh on six networks, according to Nielsen.  Kavanaugh denied the charges and was confirmed to the court.
In July 2017, about 19.5 million Americans tuned in when former FBI Director James Comey testified to the Senate Intelligence Committee about his dealings with Trump, according to Nielsen data from 10 networks.
A July 2019 hearing in which former Special Counsel Robert Mueller testified about Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election attracted roughly 13 million viewers on seven networks, Nielsen’s data showed.
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It didn't take long for CMaurices node to get back up did it?
blackjok3r12-Oct-18 03:48 PM
3H
Deleted User12-Oct-18 03:48 PM
tbh I wanted to try to take a pirate mining pool down
just like a true pirate
blackjok3r12-Oct-18 03:48 PM
we cn do that .. but needs to be sent from a notary
CrisF12-Oct-18 03:48 PM
That script soorted out my wallet in a few minutes.
Deleted User12-Oct-18 03:49 PM
but as pool operators are friendly, I won't do it ever ^^
blackjok3r12-Oct-18 03:49 PM
yah cris i onlt sent 60,000 utxo
alright sent 500,000 to cmaurice
3H to fix
on an empty chain
Deleted User12-Oct-18 03:49 PM
nope @blackjok3r
CrisF12-Oct-18 03:49 PM
@Deleted User nothing like a broadside, eh!
Deleted User12-Oct-18 03:50 PM
wanted to find a way to use standard address
like any attacker would do
I think it s possible
blackjok3r12-Oct-18 03:50 PM
you can spam pirate from the coibase
but with its hash rate its not worth it
with dwy attack mitigation script on all notaries and wallet reste every 1000 blocks
all good
Deleted User12-Oct-18 03:51 PM
that s not about worth
blackjok3r12-Oct-18 03:51 PM
tka ethe free money
Deleted User12-Oct-18 03:52 PM
it s about a proof of concept
blackjok3r12-Oct-18 03:52 PM
u know what i think is funny @Deleted User\ ... my #kmdlabs notary nodes.... with 4 cores are faster than a-team with 48 cores
1
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Deleted User12-Oct-18 03:53 PM
hammering my walletreset from yesterday, most of stuff is fixed even for any external coin, after that is done I ll play a little with Z tx to see if I can find a flaw in PIRATE
blackjok3r12-Oct-18 03:53 PM
location ,ocation
but u know what .. unless im wrong .. -25 and -2 6 gone
Deleted User12-Oct-18 03:54 PM
kmd works like a charm now, some glitches to fix, attacking external coins, but it s time consuming as some have 10 min for 1 confirm
1
dudezmobi12-Oct-18 03:54 PM
im getting assetchain json is invalid in running ./start.sh STAKEDB1
Deleted User12-Oct-18 03:54 PM
next project will either be building a notarynode monitoring via a chain, or find stuff on PIRATE
blackjok3r12-Oct-18 03:55 PM
i ignore all external coins ... make then use a KMD AC!?
any person who wants a chain secured by BTC hashrate at any time
im your guy
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I need your help .. we are no good at working the web
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its cool man ... enjjoy ife....'
you taught me so much i dont need your help no more
but id like itif u can
coz u got skills i dont got
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@webworker01 is our Jedi
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A frog with a lightsaber may be another project here
Nabob12-Oct-18 04:00 PM
i dont find start.sh In build
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@blackjok3r Do you know what's good for dudezmobi?
im getting assetchain json is invalid in running ./start.sh STAKEDB1


How to sort out the easiest problems in Codeforces?
As a newbie in codeforces, we should start with the easiest problem. But how could we find the easiest problem? Here is the easiest way to find the easiest problem.
Step 1: Log on to your Codeforces account.
Step 2: Click on PROBLEMSET to discover all problems at once as shown in following screenshot.
Step 3: Click on Tick-Mark as shown in following screenshot to sort all problem as most solved one first.
Step 4: Hurrah! All the easiest problems are shown first. Now enjoy problem solving!
How to find out specific types of problems in Codeforces?
Sometimes we want to solve specific types of problems such as - mathematical, binary search related, or brute force problems. We can find out our domain of interest by doing following steps -
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Step 2: Click on PROBLEMSET to discover all problems at once as shown in following screenshot.
Step 3: Click on the brute force tag to show all problems can solve using brute force principle.
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MvvmLib
Mvvm Library for .NET projects.
This package is going to merge my 3 other projects (WpfLib, UwpLib, XFLib) in one single solution.
MvvmLib.Core [netstandard 2.0, net 4.5]
- BindableBase, Editable, Validatable and ModelWrapper base classes for Models and ViewModels
- DelegateCommand, AsyncCommand and CompositeCommand
- EventAggregator : allows to subscribe, publish and filter messages
- ChangeTracker: allows to track object changes.
- Singleton
- SyncUtils Allows to sync lists and collections
MvvmLib.IoC (Dependency Injection) [netstandard 2.0, net 4.5]
- Allows to register and resolve Type, Singleton, Instance, factory, values
- Auto discover types and types for interfaces not registered
- Inject properties and manage circular references
- Attributes: PreferredConstructor, PreferredImplementation (for interfaces), Dependency (for properties)
MvvmLib.Wpf (Navigation) [net 4.5]
- NavigationSource: source for ContentControls
- SharedSource: source for ItemsControls, Selectors (ListBox, TabControl, etc.)
- AnimatingContentControl, TransitioningContentControl, TransitioningItemsControl: allow to animate content
- NavigationManager: allows to manage NavigationSources and SharedSources
- ListCollectionViewEx: allows to browse, filter, sort, group, add, edit with lists and collections.
- PagedSource: paging for DataGrid, etc.
- Command providers: NavigationSourceCommands, NavigationSourceContainerCommands, SharedSourceCommands, ListCollectionViewCommands, PagedSourceCommands
- INavigationAware: allows view models to be notified on navigate
- ICanActivate, ICanDeactivate: allow to cancel navigation
- IIsSelected, ISelectable, SelectionSyncBehavior: allow to select a view
- Triggers, TriggerActions and Behaviors: EventTrigger, DataTrigger, CallMethodeAction, SelectionSyncBehavior, EventToCommandBehavior,EventToMethodBehavior, etc.
- PropertyFilter and CompositeFilter: allow to generate predicates.
- ViewModelLocator: allows to resolve ViewModel for views
- IIsLoaded: allows to notify view model that the view is loaded for a view that use resolve view model attached property
- BootstrapperBase: base class for Bootstrapper
- ModuleManager: allows to manage modules/assemblies loaded "on demand"
MvvmLib.Windows (Navigation) [uwp]
- NavigationManager: allows to create and manage navigation services
- FrameNavigationService: allows to navigate, go back, go forward, cancel navigation and notify viewmodel
- ViewModelLocator: allows to resolve ViewModel for views
- INavigatable: allows the view models to be notified on navigate
- IDeactivatable: allows to cancel navigation
- ILoadedEventListener: allows to be notified from view model when the view is loaded
- BackRequestManager: allows to show the back button in title bar
- BootstrapperBase: bootstrapper base class
MvvmLib.XF (Navigation) [Xamarin]
- NavigationManager: allows to create and manage navigation services
- PageNavigationService: allows to push, push modal, pop, pop modal, pop to root, handle system go back, cancel navigation and notify viewmodel
- ViewModelLocator: allows to resolve ViewModel for views
- INavigatable: allows the view models to be notified on navigate
- IActivatable, IDeactivatable: allow to cancel navigation
- INavigationParameterKnowledge: allows to store navigation parameter in the view model for system go back
- IPageKnowledge: allows to receive in view model the page
- DialogService: allows to display alerts and action sheets
- BootstrapperBase: bootstrapper base class
- EventToCommandBehavior and BehaviorBase
MvvmLib.Adaptive.Wpf [net 4.5]
- BreakpointBinder: allows to bind controls and make the page "responsive"
- BreakpointListener: allows to define a list of breakpoints and be notified on current breakpoint changed
MvvmLib.Adaptive.Windows [uwp]
- BreakpointBinder: allows to bind controls and make the page "responsive"
- BreakpointListener: allows to define a list of breakpoints and be notified on current breakpoint changed
- ResponsiveGridView and ResponsiveVariableSizedGridView
- BusyIndicator
Installation
Wpf
| Package | Required | Description | NuGet |
|---|---|---|---|
| MvvmLib.Core | Yes | BindableBase, Validation, commands, Messenger | |
| MvvmLib.Wpf | Yes | Navigation with view model, view composition | |
| MvvmLib.IoC | No | IoC Container or use Unity, Autofac, etc. | |
| MvvmLib.Adaptive.Wpf | No | Make the view "responsive" |
PM> Install-Package MvvmLib.Core PM> Install-Package MvvmLib.Wpf PM> Install-Package MvvmLib.IoC PM> Install-Package MvvmLib.Adaptive.Wpf
Uwp
| Package | Required | Description | NuGet |
|---|---|---|---|
| MvvmLib.Core | Yes | BindableBase, Validation, commands, Messenger | |
| MvvmLib.Windows | Yes | Navigation with view model | |
| MvvmLib.IoC | No | IoC Container or use Unity, Autofac, etc. | |
| MvvmLib.Adaptive.Windows | No | Make the page "responsive" |
PM> Install-Package MvvmLib.Core PM> Install-Package MvvmLib.Windows PM> Install-Package MvvmLib.IoC PM> Install-Package MvvmLib.Adaptive.Windows
Xamarin
| Package | Required | Description | NuGet |
|---|---|---|---|
| MvvmLib.Core | No | BindableBase, Validation, commands, Messenger | |
| MvvmLib.XF | Yes | Navigation with view model | |
| MvvmLib.IoC | No | IoC Container or use Unity, Autofac, etc. |
PM> Install-Package MvvmLib.Core PM> Install-Package MvvmLib.XF PM> Install-Package MvvmLib.IoC


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title=Super Productive Sick Days date=2013-01-03 type=post tags=blog status=published ~~~~~~
I have been super sick these last two days. I ate some bad alcohol or food in my new year's eve celebrations and paid for it by spending the last two days in the bathroom. It has been ugly!
On the upside, I've lost a lot of weight and I've been super productive! Submitted for 3 conferences, replied to a backlog of holiday emails, caught up on some reading, setup VPN for my Android phone and iPad thanks to boxpn.com, caught up with amazing people I haven't talked to in a while (owing in part to usual neglect of, and - as I've been sick - my sudden reinterest in) Facebook, started writing some pages on this chapter I've been working on for my next book (Manning's Cloud Foundry in Action), and more! In short: I recommend people take more sick days if they want to catch up on work.


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Pizza Palace is a Single Page Application designed to facilitate online pizza ordering. The first thing you'll see upon entering this SPA is a secure login portal, accompanied by a streamlined form for new users to utilize for account creation (with a confirmation email included upon completion of the form). Following successful login the user is taken to the menu, where they are greeted with an interactive set of items to build their ideal pizza-based meal. Users can view their selections in the cart, which conveniently pops out when a user clicks it's icon. When all is said and done and the User is happy with their order they can move to the checkout form asking for details to complete their order. After submitting the form the User will receive a confirmation email with their order information included inside.
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git clone https://github.com/pizza-palace-bunch-a-guys-project-2/fe.git
.npm i
command.ng serve
command.user.service.ts
file change private url = "http://localhost:9015/users";
to private url = "http://ec2-18-116-241-177.us-east-compute.amazonaws.com:9015/users";
item.service.ts
file change private urlBase = "http://localhost:9015/items";
to private urlBase = "http://ec2-18-116-241-177.us-east-compute.amazonaws.com:9015/items";
checkout.service.ts
file change private urlBase = "http://localhost:9015/checkout/orderplaced";
to private urlBase = "http://ec2-18-116-241-177.us-east-compute.amazonaws.com:9015/checkout/orderplaced";
The current project is running on the AWS S3 service.
After installing and runnig project you can check it at http://localhost:4200/
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Night on the edge of Kinslayer’s Dagger was cold, as nights in the mountains are always cold. The wind whipped down from the high peaks carrying the iciness of the snowcaps. Rand shifted on the hard ground, tugging at his cloak and blanket, and only half asleep. His hand went to his sword, lying beside him. One more day, he thought drowsily. Just one more, and then we go. If no one comes tomorrow, Ingtar or Darkfriends one, I’ll take Selene to Cairhien.
He had told himself that before. Every day they had been there on the mountainside, watching the place where Hurin said the trail had been, in that other world—where Selene said the Darkfriends would surely appear in this world—he told himself it was time to leave. And Selene talked of the Horn of Valere, and touched his arm, and looked into his eyes, and before he knew it he had agreed to yet another day before they went on.
He shrugged against the chill of the wind, thinking of Selene touching his arm and looking into his eyes. If Egwene saw that, she’d shear me for a sheep, and Selene, too. Egwene could already be in Tar Valon by now, learning to be an Aes Sedai. The next time she sees me, she’ll probably try to gentle me.
As he shifted over, his hand slid past the sword and touched the bundle holding Thom Merrilin’s harp and flute. Unconsciously, his fingers tightened on the gleeman’s cloak. I was happy then, I think, even running for my life. Playing the flute for my supper.  There’s no turning back.
Shivering, he opened his eyes. The only light came from the waning moon, not far past full and low in the sky. A fire would give them away to those for whom they watched. Loial muttered in his sleep, a low rumble. One of the horses stamped a hoof. Hurin had the first watch, from a stone outcrop a little way up the mountain; he would be coming to wake Rand for his turn, soon.
Rand rolled over . . . and stopped. In the moonlight he could see the shape of Selene, bending over his saddlebags, her hands on the buckles. Her white dress gathered the faint light. “Do you need something?”
She gave a jump, and stared toward him. “You—you startled me.”
He rolled to his feet, shedding the blanket and wrapping the cloak around himself, and went to her. He was sure he had left the saddlebags right by his side when he lay down; he always kept them close. He took them from her. All the buckles were fastened, even those on the side that held the damning banner. How can my life depend on keeping it? If anybody sees it and knows what it is, I’ll die for having it. He peered at her suspiciously.
Selene stayed where she was, looking up at him. The moon glistened in her dark eyes. “It came to me,” she said, “that I’ve been wearing this dress too long. I could brush it, at least, if I had something else to wear while I did. One of your shirts, perhaps.”
Rand nodded, feeling a sudden relief. Her dress looked as clean to him as when he first saw her, but he knew that if a spot appeared on Egwene’s dress, nothing would do but that she cleaned it immediately. “Of course.” He opened the capacious pocket into which he had stuffed everything except the banner and pulled out one of the white silk shirts.
“Thank you.” Her hands went behind her back. To the buttons, he realized.
Eyes wide, he spun away from her.
“If you could help me with these, it would be much easier.”
Rand cleared his throat. “It would not be proper. It isn’t as if we were promised, or . . . ” Stop thinking about that! You can never marry anyone. “It just wouldn’t be proper.”
Her soft laugh sent a shiver down his back, as if she had run a finger along his spine. He tried not to listen to the rustlings behind him. He said, “Ah . . . tomorrow . . . tomorrow, we’ll leave for Cairhien.”
“And what of the Horn of Valere?”
“Maybe we were wrong. Maybe they are not coming here at all. Hurin says there are a number of passes through Kinslayer’s Dagger. If they went only a little further west, they do not have to come into the mountains at all.”
“But the trail we followed came here. They will come here. The Horn will come here. You may turn around, now.”
“You say that, but we don’t know . . . ” He turned, and the words died in his mouth. Her dress lay across her arm, and she wore his shirt, hanging in baggy folds on her. It was a long-tailed shirt, made for his height, but she was tall for a woman. The bottom of it came little more than halfway down her thighs. It was not as if he had never seen a girl’s legs before; girls in the Two Rivers always tied up their skirts to go wading in Waterwood ponds. But they stopped doing it well before they were old enough to braid their hair, and this was in the dark, besides. The moonlight seemed to make her skin glow.

The sound of her voice unfroze his joints. With a loud cough, he whirled to face the other way. “Ah . . . I think . . . ah . . . I . . . ah . . . ”
“Think of the glory, Rand.” Her hand touched his back, and he almost shamed himself with a squeak. “Think of the glory that will come to the one who finds the Horn of Valere. How proud I’ll be to stand beside him who holds the Horn. You have no idea the heights we will scale together, you and I. With the Horn of Valere in your hand, you can be a king. You can be another Artur Hawkwing. You . . . ”
“Lord Rand!” Hurin panted into the campsite. “My Lord, they . . . ” He skidded to a halt, suddenly making a gurgling sound.  “Forgive me, my Lady. I didn’t mean to . . . I . . . Forgive me.”
Loial sat up, his blanket and cloak falling away. “What’s happening? Is it my turn to watch already?” He looked toward Rand and Selene, and even in the moonlight the widening of his eyes was plain.
Rand heard Selene sigh behind him. He stepped away from her, still not looking at her. Her legs are so white, so smooth. “What is it, Hurin?” He made his voice more moderate; was he angry with Hurin, himself, or Selene? No reason to be angry with her. “Did you see something, Hurin?”
The sniffer spoke without raising his eyes. “A fire, my Lord, down in the hills. I didn’t see it at first. They made it small, and hid it, but they hid it from somebody following them, not somebody ahead, and up above. Two miles, Lord Rand. Less than three, for sure.”
“Fain,” Rand said. “Ingtar would not be afraid of anyone following him. It must be Fain.” Suddenly he did not know what to do, now. They had been waiting for Fain, but now that the man was only a mile or so away, he was uncertain. “In the morning . . . In the morning, we will follow. When Ingtar and the others catch up, we’ll be able to point right to them.”
“So,” Selene said. “You will let this Ingtar take the Horn of Valere. And the glory.”
“I don’t want . . . ” Without thinking, he turned, and there she was, legs pale in the moonlight, and as unconcerned that they were bare as if she were alone. As if we were alone, the thought came. She wants the man who finds the Horn. “Three of us cannot take it away from them. Ingtar has twenty lances with him.”
“You don’t know you cannot take it. How many followers does this man have? You don’t know that, either.” Her voice was calm, but intent. “You don’t even know if these men camped down there do have the Horn. The only way is to go down yourself and see. Take the alantin; his kind have sharp eyes, even by moonlight. And he has the strength to carry the Horn in its chest, if you make the right decision.”
She’s right. You do not know for sure if it’s Fain. A fine thing it would be to have Hurin casting about for a trail that was not there, all of them out in the open if the real Darkfriends did finally come. “I will go alone,” he said. “Hurin and Loial will stand guard for you.”
Laughing, Selene came to him so gracefully it almost seemed she danced. Moonshadows veiled her face in mystery as she looked up at him, and mystery made her even more beautiful. “I am capable of guarding myself, until you return to protect me. Take the alantin.”
“She is right, Rand,” Loial said, rising. “I can see better by moonlight than you. With my eyes, we may not need to go as close as you would alone.”
“Very well.” Rand strode over to his sword and buckled it at his waist. Bow and quiver he left where they lay; a bow was not of much use in the dark, and he intended to look, not fight. “Hurin, show me this fire.”
The sniffer led him scrambling up the slope to the outcrop, like a huge stone thumb thrust out of the mountain. The fire was only a speck—he missed it the first time Hurin pointed. Whoever had made it did not mean for it to be seen. He fixed it in his head.
By the time they returned to the camp, Loial had saddled Red and his own horse. As Rand climbed to the bay’s back, Selene caught his hand. “Remember the glory,” she said softly. “Remember.” The shirt seemed to fit her better than he recalled, molding itself to her form.
He drew a deep breath and took his hand back. “Guard her with your life, Hurin. Loial?” He heeled Red’s flanks gently. The Ogier’s big mount plodded along behind.
They did not try to move quickly. Night shrouded the mountainside, and moon-cast shadows made footing uncertain. Rand could not see the fire any longer—no doubt it was better hidden from eyes on the same level—but he had its location in his mind. For someone who had learned to hunt in the tangle of the Westwood, in the Two Rivers, finding the fire would be no great difficulty. And what then? Selene’s face loomed before him. How proud I’ll be to stand beside him who holds the Horn.
“Loial,” he said suddenly, trying to clear his thoughts, “what’s this alantin she calls you?”
“It’s the Old Tongue, Rand.” The Ogier’s horse picked its way uncertainly, but he guided it almost as surely as if it were daylight. “It means Brother, and is short for tia avende alantin. Brother to the Trees. Treebrother. It is very formal, but then, I’ve heard the Cairhienin are formal. The noble Houses are, at least. The common people I saw there were not very formal at all.”
Rand frowned. A shepherd would not be very acceptable to a formal Cairhienin noble House. Light, Mat’s right about you.  But if I could marry . . .
He wished he could stop thinking, and before he realized it, the void had formed within him, making thoughts distant things, as if part of someone else. Saidin shone at him, beckoned to him. He gritted his teeth and ignored it; it was like ignoring a burning coal inside his head, but at least he could hold it at bay. Barely. He almost left the void, but the Darkfriends were out there in the night, and closer, now. And the Trollocs. He needed the emptiness, needed even the uneasy calm of the void. I don’t have to touch it. I don’t.
After a time, he reined in Red. They stood at the base of a hill, the wide-scattered trees on its slopes black in the night. “I think we must be close by now,” he said softly. “Best we go the rest of the way on foot.” He slid from the saddle and tied the bay’s reins to a branch.
“Are you all right?” Loial whispered, climbing down. “You sound odd.”
“I’m fine.” His voice sounded tight, he realized. Stretched. Saidin called to him. No! “Be careful. I can’t be sure exactly how far it is, but that fire should be somewhere just ahead of us. On the hilltop, I think.” The Ogier nodded.
Slowly Rand stole from tree to tree, placing each foot carefully, holding his sword tight so it did not clatter against a tree trunk. He was grateful for the lack of undergrowth. Loial followed like a big shadow; Rand could not see much more of him than that. Everything was moonshadows and darkness.
Suddenly some trick of the moonlight resolved the shadows ahead of him, and he froze, touching the rough bole of a leatherleaf. Dim mounds on the ground became men wrapped in blankets, and apart from them a group of larger mounds. Sleeping Trollocs. They had doused the fire. One moonbeam, moving through the branches, caught a shine of gold and silver on the ground, halfway between the two groups. The moonlight seemed to brighten; for an instant he could see clearly. The shape of a sleeping man lay close by to the gleam, but that was not what held his eye. The chest. The Horn. And something atop it, a point of red flashing in the moonbeam. The dagger! Why would Fain put . . . ?
Loial’s huge hand settled over Rand’s mouth, and a good part of his face besides. He twisted to look at the Ogier. Loial pointed off to his right, slowly, as if motion might attract attention.
At first Rand could not see anything, then a shadow moved, not ten paces away. A tall, bulky shadow, and snouted. Rand’s breath caught. A Trolloc. It lifted its snout as if sniffing. Some of them hunted by scent.
For an instant the void wavered. Someone stirred in the Darkfriend camp, and the Trolloc turned to peer that way.
Rand froze, letting the calm of emptiness envelope him. His hand was on his sword, but he did not think of it. The void was all. Whatever happened, happened. He watched the Trolloc without blinking.
A moment longer the snouted shadow watched the Darkfriend camp, then, as if satisfied, folded itself down beside a tree. Almost immediately a low sound, like coarse cloth ripping, drifted from it.
Loial put his mouth close to Rand’s ear. “It’s asleep,” he whispered incredulously.
Rand nodded. Tam had told him Trollocs were lazy, apt to give up any task but killing unless fear kept them to it. He turned back to the camp.
All was still and quiet there again. The moonbeam no longer shone on the chest, but he knew now which shadow it was. He could see it in his mind, floating beyond the void, glittering golden, chased with silver, in the glow of saidin. The Horn of Valere and the dagger Mat needed, both almost within reach of his hand. Selene’s face drifted with the chest. They could follow Fain’s party in the morning, and wait until Ingtar joined them. If Ingtar did come, if he still followed the trail without his sniffer. No, there would never be a better chance. All within reach of his hand. Selene was waiting on the mountain.
Motioning for Loial to follow, Rand dropped to his belly and crawled toward the chest. He heard the Ogier’s muffled gasp, but his eyes were fixed on that one shadowed mound ahead.
Darkfriends and Trollocs lay to left and right of him, but once he had seen Tam stalk close enough to a deer to put his hand on its flank before the animal bounded off; he had tried to learn from Tam. Madness! The thought flew by dimly, almost out of reach. This is madness! You—are—going—mad! Dim thoughts; someone else’s thoughts.
Slowly, silently, he slithered to that one special shadow, and put out a hand. Ornate traceries worked in gold met his touch. It was the chest that held the Horn of Valere. His hand touched something else, on the lid. The dagger, bare-bladed. In the dark, his eyes widened. Remembering what it had done to Mat, he jerked back, the void shifting with his agitation.
The man sleeping nearby—no more than two paces from the chest; no one else lay so close by spans—groaned in his sleep and thrashed at his blankets. Rand allowed the void to sweep thought and fear away. Murmuring uneasily in his sleep, the man stilled.
Rand let his hand go back to the dagger, not quite touching it. It had not harmed Mat in the beginning. Not much, at least; not quickly. In one swift motion he lifted the dagger, stuck it behind his belt, and pulled his hand away, as if it might help to minimize the time it touched his bare skin. Perhaps it would, and Mat would die without the dagger. He could feel it there, almost a weight pulling him down, pressing against him. But in the void sensation was as distant as thought, and the feel of the dagger faded quickly to something he was used to.
He wasted only a moment more staring at the shadow-wrapped chest—the Horn had to be inside, but he did not know how to open it and he could not lift it by himself—then he looked around for Loial. He found the Ogier crouched not far behind him, massive head swiveling as he peered back and forth from sleeping human Darkfriends to sleeping Trollocs. Even in the night it was plain Loial’s eyes were as wide as they could go; they looked as big as saucers in the light of the moon. Rand reached out and took Loial’s hand.
The Ogier gave a start and gasped. Rand put a finger across his lips, set Loial’s hand on the chest, and mimed lifting. For a time—it seemed forever, in the night, with Darkfriends and Trollocs all around; it could not have been more than heartbeats—Loial stared. Then, slowly, he put his arms around the golden chest and stood. He made it seem effortless.
Ever so carefully, even more carefully than he had come in, Rand began to walk out of the camp, behind Loial and the chest. Both hands on his sword, he watched the sleeping Darkfriends, the still shapes of the Trollocs. All those shadowed figures began to be swallowed deeper in the darkness as they drew away. Almost free. We’ve done it!
The man who had been sleeping near the chest suddenly sat up with a strangled yell, then leaped to his feet. “It’s gone! Wake, you filth! It’s gooonnne!” Fain’s voice; even in the void Rand recognized it. The others scrambled erect, Darkfriends and Trollocs, calling to know what was happening, growling and snarling. Fain’s voice rose to a howl. “I know it is you, al’Thor! You’re hiding from me, but I know you are out there! Find him! Find him! Al’Thoooor!” Men and Trollocs scattered in every direction.
Wrapped in emptiness, Rand kept moving. Almost forgotten in entering the camp, saidin pulsed at him.
“He cannot see us,” Loial whispered low. “Once we reach the horses—”
A Trolloc leaped out of the dark at them, cruel eagle’s beak in a man’s face where mouth and nose should have been, scythe-like sword already whistling through the air.
Rand moved without thought. He was one with the blade. Cat Dances on the Wall. The Trolloc screamed as it fell, screamed again as it died.
“Run, Loial!” Rand commanded. Saidin called to him. “Run!”
He was dimly aware of Loial lumbering to an awkward gallop, but another Trolloc loomed from the night, boar-snouted and tusked, spiked axe raised. Smoothly Rand glided between Trolloc and Ogier; Loial must get the Horn away. Head and shoulders taller than Rand, half again as wide, the Trolloc came at him with a silent snarl. The Courtier Taps His Fan. No scream, this time. He walked backwards after Loial, watching the night. Saidin sang to him, such a sweet song. The Power could burn them all, burn Fain and all the rest to cinders. No!
Two more Trollocs, wolf and ram, gleaming teeth and curling horns. Lizard in the Thornbush. He rose smoothly from one knee as the second toppled, horns almost brushing his shoulder. The song of saidin caressed him with seduction, pulled him with a thousand silken strings. Burn them all with the Power. No. No! Better dead than that. If I were dead, it would be done with.
A knot of Trollocs came into sight, hunting uncertainly. Three of them, four. Suddenly one pointed to Rand and raised a howl the rest answered as they charged.
“Let it be done with!” Rand shouted, and leaped to meet them.
For an instant surprise slowed them, then they came on with guttural cries, gleeful, bloodthirsty, swords and axes raised. He danced among them to the song of saidin. Hummingbird Kisses the Honeyrose. So cunning that song, filling him. Cat on Hot Sand. The sword seemed alive in his hands as it had never been before, and he fought as if a heron-mark blade could keep saidin from him. The Heron Spreads Its Wings.
Rand stared at the motionless shapes on the ground around him. “Better to be dead,” he murmured. He raised his eyes, back up the hill toward where the camp lay. Fain was there, and Darkfriends, and more Trollocs. Too many to fight. Too many to face and live. He took a step that way. Another.
“Rand, come on!” Loial’s urgent, whispered call drifted through the emptiness to him. “For life and the Light, Rand, come on!”
Carefully, Rand bent to wipe his blade on a Trolloc’s coat. Then, as formally as if Lan were watching him train, he sheathed it.
“Rand!”
As though he knew of no urgency, Rand joined Loial by the horses. The Ogier was tying the golden chest atop his saddle with straps from his saddlebags. His cloak was stuffed underneath to help balance the chest on the rounded saddle seat.
Saidin sang no more. It was there, that stomach-turning glow, but it held back as if he truly had fought it off. Wonderingly, he let the void vanish. “I think I am going mad,” he said. Suddenly realizing where they were, he peered back the way they had come. Shouts and howls came from half a dozen different directions; signs of search, but none of pursuit. Yet. He swung up onto Red’s back.
“Sometimes I do not understand half of what you say,” Loial said. “If you must go mad, could it at least wait until we are back with the Lady Selene and Hurin?”
“How are you going to ride with that in your saddle?”
“I will run!” The Ogier suited his words by breaking into a quick trot, pulling his horse behind him by the reins. Rand followed.
The pace Loial set was as fast as a horse could trot. Rand was sure the Ogier could not keep it for long, but Loial’s feet did not flag. Rand decided that his boast of once outrunning a horse might really be true. Now and again Loial looked behind them as he ran, but the shouts of Darkfriends and howls of Trollocs faded with distance.
Even when the ground began to slope upwards more sharply, Loial’s pace barely slowed, and he trotted into their campsite on the mountainside with only a little hard breathing.
“You have it.” Selene’s voice was exultant as her gaze rested on the ornately worked chest on Loial’s saddle. She was wearing her own dress again; it looked as white as new snow to Rand. “I knew you would make the right choice. May I . . . have a look at it?”
“Did any of them follow, my Lord?” Hurin asked anxiously. He stared at the chest with awe, but his eyes slid off into the night, down the mountain. “If they followed, we’ll have to move quick.”
“I do not think they did. Go to the outcrop and see if you can see anything.” Rand climbed down from his saddle as Hurin hurried up the mountain. “Selene, I don’t know how to open the chest. Loial, do you?” The Ogier shook his head.
“Let me try . . . ” Even for a woman of Selene’s height, Loial’s saddle was high above the ground. She reached up to touch the finely wrought patterns on the chest, ran her hands across them, pressed. There was a click, and she pushed the lid up, let it fall open.
As she stretched on tiptoe to put a hand inside, Rand reached over her shoulder and lifted out the Horn of Valere. He had seen it once before, but never touched it. Though beautifully made, it did not look a thing of great age, or power. A curled golden horn, gleaming in the faint light, with inlaid silver script flowing around the mouth of the bell. He touched the strange letters with a finger. They seemed to catch the moon.
“Tia mi aven Moridin isainde vadin,” Selene said. “ ‘The grave is no bar to my call.’ You will be greater than Artur Hawkwing ever was.”
“I am taking it to Shienar, to Lord Agelmar.” It should go to Tar Valon, he thought, but I’m done with Aes Sedai. Let Agelmar or Ingtar take it to them. He set the Horn back in the chest; it cast back the moonlight, pulled the eye.
“That is madness,” Selene said.
Rand flinched at the word. “Mad or not, it is what I’m doing. I told you, Selene, I want no part of greatness. Back there, I thought I did. For a while, I thought I wanted things . . . ” Light, she’s so beautiful. Egwene. Selene. I’m not worthy of either of them. “Something seemed to take hold of me.” Saidin came for me, but I fought it off with a sword. Or is that mad, too? He breathed deeply. “Shienar is where the Horn of Valere belongs. Or if not there, Lord Agelmar will know what to do with it.”
Hurin appeared from up the mountain. “The fire’s there again, Lord Rand, and bigger than ever. And I thought I heard shouting. It was all down in the hills. I don’t think they’ve come upon the mountain, yet.”
“You misunderstand me, Rand,” Selene said. “You cannot go back, now. You are committed. Those Friends of the Dark will not simply go away because you’ve taken the Horn from them. Far from it.  Loial and Hurin looked surprised at Rand’s vehemence. He softened his tone.  They can live forever for all of me.”
Selene’s long hair shifted in waves as she shook her head. “Then you cannot go back, only onward. You can reach the safety of Cairhien’s walls long before you could return to Shienar. Does the thought of a few more days in my company seem so onerous?”
Rand stared at the chest. Selene’s company was far from burdensome, but near her he could not help thinking things he should not. Still, trying to ride back north meant risking Fain and his followers. She was right in that. Fain would never give up. Ingtar would not give up, either. If Ingtar came on southward, and Rand knew of no reason for him to turn aside, he would arrive at Cairhien, soon or late.
“Cairhien,” he agreed. “You will have to show me where you live, Selene. I’ve never been to Cairhien.” He reached to close the chest.
“You took something else from the Friends of the Dark?” Selene said. “You spoke earlier of a dagger.”
How could I forget? He left the chest as it was and pulled the dagger from his belt. The bare blade curved like a horn, and the quillons were golden serpents. Set in the hilt, a ruby as big as his thumbnail winked like an evil eye in the moonlight. Ornate as it was, tainted as he knew it was, it felt no different from any other knife.
“Be careful,” Selene said. “Do not cut yourself.”
Rand felt a shiver inside. If simply carrying it was dangerous, he did not want to know what a cut from it would do. “This is from Shadar Logoth,” he told the others. “It will twist whoever carries it for long, taint them to the bone the way Shadar Logoth is tainted. Without Aes Sedai Healing, that taint will kill, eventually.”
“So that is what ails Mat,” Loial said softly. “I never suspected.” Hurin stared at the dagger in Rand’s hand and wiped his own hands on the front of his coat. The sniffer did not look happy.
“None of us must handle it any more than is necessary,” Rand went on. “I will find some way to carry it—”
“It is dangerous.” Selene frowned at the blade as if the snakes were real, and poisonous. “Throw it away. Leave it, or bury it if you wish to keep it from other hands, but be rid of it.”
“Mat needs it,” Rand said firmly.
“It is too dangerous. You said so yourself.”
“He needs it. The Am . . . the Aes Sedai said he would die without it to use in Healing him.” They still have a string on him, but this blade will cut it. Until I’m rid of it, and the Horn, they have a string on me, but I’ll not dance however much they pull.
He set the dagger in the chest, inside the curl of the Horn—there was just room for it—and pulled the lid down. It locked with a sharp snap. “That should shield us from it.” He hoped it would. Lan said the time to sound most sure was when you were least certain.
“The chest will surely shield us,” Selene said in a tight voice. “And now I mean to finish what is left of my night’s sleep.”
Rand shook his head. “We are too close. Fain seems able to find me, sometimes.”
“Seek the Oneness if you are afraid,” Selene said.
“I want to be as far from those Darkfriends come morning as we can be. I will saddle your mare.”
“Stubborn!”  “A stubborn man is best, once . . . ” Her voice trailed off, and that worried him. Women often seemed to leave things unsaid, and in his limited experience it was what they did not say that proved the most trouble. She watched in silence as he slung her saddle onto the white mare’s back and bent to fashion the girths.
“Gather them all in!” Fain snarled. The goat-snouted Trolloc backed away from him. The fire, piled high with wood now, lit the hilltop with flickering shadows. His human followers huddled near the blaze, fearful to be out in the dark with the rest of the Trollocs. “Gather them, every one that still lives, and if any think to run, let them know they’ll get what that one got.” He gestured to the first Trolloc that had brought him word al’Thor was not to be found. It still snapped at ground muddied with its own blood, hooves scraping trenches as they jerked. “Go,” Fain whispered, and the goat-snouted Trolloc ran into the night.
Fain glanced contemptuously at the other humans—They’ll have their uses still—then turned to stare into the night, toward Kinslayer’s Dagger. Al’Thor was up there, somewhere, in the mountains. With the Horn. His teeth grated audibly at the thought. He did not know where, exactly, but something pulled him toward the mountains. Toward al’Thor. That much of the Dark One’s . . . gift . . . remained to him. He had hardly thought of it, had tried not to think of it, until suddenly, after the Horn was gone—Gone!—al’Thor was there, drawing him as meat draws a starving dog.
“I am a dog no longer. A dog no longer!” He heard the others shifting uneasily around the fire, but he ignored them. “You will pay for what was done to me, al’Thor! The world will pay!” He cackled at the night with mad laughter. “The world will pay!”