Have you found it?” Rand asked as he followed Hurin down a cramped flight of stairs. The kitchens lay on the lower levels, and the servants who had come attending the guests had all been sent there. “Or is Mat really hurt?”
“Oh, Mat’s fine, Lord Rand.” The sniffer frowned. “At least, he sounds all right, and he grumbles like a hale man. I didn’t mean to worry you, but I needed a reason for you to come below. I found the trail easy enough. The men who set fire to the inn all entered a walled garden behind the manor. Trollocs joined them, went in to the garden with them. Sometime yesterday, I think. Maybe even night before last.” He hesitated. “Lord Rand, they didn’t come out again. They must still be in there.”
At the foot of the stairs the sounds of the servants enjoying themselves drifted down the hall, laughter and singing. Someone had a bittern, strumming a raucous tune to clapping and the thump of dancing. There was no worked plaster or fine tapestries here, only bare stone and plain wood. Light in the halls came from rush torches, smoking the ceiling and spread far enough apart that the light faded between them.
“I’m glad you are talking to me naturally again,” Rand said. “The way you have been bowing and scraping, I was beginning to think you were more Cairhienin than the Cairhienin.”
Hurin’s face colored. “Well, as to that . . . ” He glanced down the hall toward the noise and looked as if he wanted to spit. “They all pretend to be so proper, but . . . Lord Rand, every one of them says he’s loyal to his master or mistress, but they all hint they’re willing to sell what they know, or have heard. And when they have a few drinks in them, they’ll tell you, all whispering in your ear, things about the lords and ladies they serve that’d fair make your hair stand on end. I know they’re Cairhienin, but I never heard of such goings on.”
“We will be out of here soon, Hurin.” Rand hoped it was true. “Where is this garden?” Hurin turned down a side hall leading toward the back of the manor. “Did you bring Ingtar and the others down already?”
The sniffer shook his head. “Lord Ingtar had let himself be cornered by six or seven of those who call themselves ladies. I couldn’t get close enough to speak to him. And Verin Sedai was with Barthanes. She gave me such a look when I came near, I never even tried to tell her.”
They rounded another corner just then, and there were Loial and Mat, the Ogier standing a little stooped for the lower ceiling.
Loial’s grin almost split his face. “There you are. Rand, I was never so glad to get away from anyone as from those people upstairs. They kept asking me if the Ogier were coming back, and if Galldrian had agreed to pay what was owed. It seems the reason all the Ogier stonemasons left is because Galldrian stopped paying them, except with promises. I kept telling them I didn’t know anything about it, but half of them seemed to think that I was lying, and the other half that I was hinting at something.”
“We’ll be out of here soon,” Rand assured him. “Mat, are you all right?” His friend’s face looked more hollow-cheeked than he remembered, even back at the inn, and his cheekbones more prominent.
“I feel fine,” Mat said grumpily, “but I certainly didn’t have any trouble leaving the other servants.  Rand asked.
Mat shook his head glumly. “The only thing I’ve sensed is that somebody’s watching me, most of the time. These people are as bad as Fades for sneaking around. Burn me, I nearly jumped out of my skin when Hurin told me he’d located the Darkfriends’ trail. Rand, I can’t feel it at all, and I’ve been through this bloody building from rafters to basement.”
“That does not mean it isn’t here, Mat. I put it in the chest with the Horn, remember. Maybe that keeps you from feeling it. I don’t think Fain knows how to open it, else he’d not have gone to the trouble of carrying the weight when he fled Fal Dara. Even that much gold isn’t important beside the Horn of Valere. When we find the Horn, we will find the dagger. You’ll see.”
“As long as I don’t have to pretend to be your servant anymore,” Mat muttered.
“Rand is not mad, Mat,” Loial said. “The Cairhienin would never have let him in here if he were not a lord. They are the ones who are mad.”
“I’m not mad,” Rand said harshly. “Not yet. Hurin, show me this garden.”
“This way, Lord Rand.”
They went out into the night by a small door that Rand had to duck to get through; Loial was forced to bend over and hunch his shoulders. There was enough light in yellow pools from the windows above for Rand to make out brick walks between square flower beds. The shadows of stables and other outbuildings bulked in the darkness to either side. Occasional fragments of music drifted out, from the servants below or from those entertaining their masters above.
Hurin led them along the walks until even the dim glow failed and they made their way by moonlight alone, their boots crunching softly on the brick. Bushes that would have been bright with flowers by daylight now made strange humps in the dark.  A hundred Trollocs could be hiding around them unseen. He knew Hurin would have smelled Trollocs if they were there, but that did not help a great deal. If Barthanes was a Darkfriend, then at least some of his servants and guards had to be, too, and Hurin could not always smell a Darkfriend. Darkfriends leaping out of the night would not be much better than Trollocs.
“There, Lord Rand,” Hurin whispered, pointing.
Ahead, stone walls not much higher than Loial’s head enclosed a square perhaps fifty paces on a side. Rand could not be sure, in the shadows, but it looked as if the gardens stretched on beyond the walls. He wondered why Barthanes had built a walled enclosure in the middle of his garden. No roof showed above the wall. Why would they go in there and stay?
Loial bent to put his mouth close to Rand’s ear. “I told you this was all an Ogier grove, once. Rand, the Waygate is within that wall. I can feel it.”
Rand heard Mat sigh despairingly. “We can’t give up, Mat,” he said.
“I’m not giving up. I just have enough brains not to want to travel the Ways again.”
“We may have to,” Rand told him. “Go find Ingtar and Verin. Get them alone somehow—I don’t care how—and tell them I think Fain has taken the Horn through a Waygate. Just don’t let anyone else hear. And remember to limp; you are supposed to have had a fall.” It was a wonder to him that even Fain would risk the Ways, but it seemed the only answer. They wouldn’t spend a day and a night just sitting in there, without a roof over their heads.
Mat swept a low bow, and his voice was heavy with sarcasm. “At once, my Lord. As my Lord wishes. Shall I carry your banner, my Lord?” He started back for the manor, his grumbles fading away. “Now I have to limp. Next it’ll be a broken neck, or . . . ”
“He’s just worried about the dagger, Rand,” Loial said.
“I know,” Rand said. But how long before he tells somebody what I am, not even meaning to? He could not believe Mat would betray him on purpose; there was that much of their friendship left, at least. “Loial, boost me up where I can see over the wall.”
“Rand, if the Darkfriends are still—”
“They aren’t. Boost me up, Loial.”
The three of them moved close to the wall, and Loial made a stirrup with his hands for Rand’s foot. The Ogier straightened easily with the weight, lifting Rand’s head just high enough to see over the top of the wall.
The thin, waning moon gave little light, and most of the area was in shadow, but there did not seem to be any flowers or shrubs inside the walled square. Only a lone bench of pale marble, placed as if one man might sit on it to stare at what stood in the middle of the space like a huge upright stone slab.
Rand caught the top of the wall and pulled himself up. Loial gave a low hsst and grabbed at his foot, but he jerked free and rolled over the wall, dropping inside. There was close-cropped grass under his feet; he thought vaguely that Barthanes must let sheep in, at least. Staring at the shadowed stone slab, the Waygate, he was startled to hear boots thump to the ground beside him.
Hurin climbed to his feet, dusting himself off. “You should be careful doing that, Lord Rand. Could be anybody hiding in here. Or anything.” He peered into the darkness within the walls, feeling at his belt as if for the short sword and sword-breaker he had had to leave at the inn; servants did not go armed in Cairhien. “Jump in a hole without looking, and there’ll be a snake in it every time.”
“You would smell them,” Rand said.
“Maybe.” The sniffer inhaled deeply. “But I can only smell what they’ve done, not what they intend.”
There was a scraping sound from over Rand’s head, and then Loial was letting himself down from the wall. The Ogier did not even have to straighten his arms completely before his boots touched the ground. “Rash,” he muttered. “You humans are always so rash and hasty. And now you have me doing it. Elder Haman would speak to me severely, and my mother . . . ” The darkness hid his face, but Rand was sure his ears were twitching vigorously.
Rand walked to the Waygate, walked all the way around it. Even close up it looked like nothing more than a thick square of stone, taller than he was. The back was smooth and cool to the touch—he only brushed his hand against it quickly—but the front had been carved by an artist’s hands. Vines, leaves, and flowers covered it, each so finely done that in the dim moonlight they seemed almost real. He felt the ground in front of it; the grass had been scraped partly away in two arcs such as those gates would make in opening.
“Is that a Waygate?” Hurin asked uncertainly. “I’ve heard tell of them, of course, but . . . ” He sniffed the air. “The trail goes right to it and stops, Lord Rand. How are we going to follow them, now?  I’ve done it, and Loial, and Mat and Perrin.” Rand never took his eyes from the tangles of leaves on the stone. There was one unlike any other carved there, he knew. The trefoil leaf of fabled Avendesora, the Tree of Life. He put his hand on it. “I’ll bet you can smell their trail along the Ways. We can follow anywhere they can run.” It would not hurt to prove to himself that he could make himself step through a Waygate. “I’ll prove it to you.” He heard Hurin groan. The leaf was worked in the stone just as the others were, but it came away in his hand. Loial groaned, too.
In an instant the illusion of living plants seemed suddenly real. Stone leaves appeared to stir with a breeze, flowers appeared to have color even in the dark. Down the center of the mass a line appeared, and the two halves of the slab swung slowly toward Rand. He stepped back to let them open. He did not find himself looking at the other side of the walled square, but neither did he see the dull silver reflection he remembered. The space between the opening gates was a black so dark it seemed to make the night around it lighter. The pitch-blackness oozed out between the still-moving gates.
Rand leaped back with a shout, dropping the Avendesora leaf in his haste, and Loial cried out, “Machin Shin. The Black Wind.”
The sound of wind filled their ears; the grass stirred in ripples toward the walls, and dirt swirled up, sucked into the air. And in the wind a thousand insane voices seemed to cry, ten thousand, overlapping, drowning each other.  And worst of all, a whispering thread through all the rest. Al’Thor. Al’Thor. Al’Thor.
Rand found the void around him and embraced it, never minding the tantalizing, sickening glow of saidin just out of his sight. Greatest of all the dangers along the Ways was the Black Wind that took the souls of those it killed, and drove mad those it let live, but Machin Shin was a part of the Ways; it could not leave them. Only it was flowing into the night, and the Black Wind called his name.
The Waygate was not yet fully open. If they could only put the Avendesora leaf back . . . He saw Loial scrambling on his hands and knees, fumbling and searching the grass in the darkness.
Saidin filled him. He felt as if his bones were vibrating, felt the red-hot, ice-cold flow of the One Power, felt truly alive as he never was without it, felt the oil-slick taint . . . No! And silently he screamed back at himself from beyond the emptiness, It’s coming for you! It’ll kill all of us! He hurled it all at the black bulge, standing out a full span from the Waygate, now. He did not know what it was that he hurled, or how, but in the heart of that darkness bloomed a coruscating fountain of light.
The Black Wind shrieked, ten thousand wordless howls of agony. Slowly, giving way inch by reluctant inch, the bulge lessened; slowly the oozing reversed, back into the still-open Waygate.
The Power raced through Rand in a torrent. He could feel the link between himself and saidin, like a river in flood, between himself and the pure fire blazing in the heart of the Black Wind, a raging cataract. The heat inside him went to white-heat, and beyond, to a shimmer that would have melted stone and vaporized steel and made the air burst into flame. The cold grew till the breath in his lungs should have frozen solid and hard as metal. He could feel it overwhelming him, feel life eroding like a soft clay riverbank, feel what was him wearing away.
Can’t stop! If it gets out . . .  I—can—not—stop! Desperately he clung to fragments of himself. The One Power roared through him; he rode it like a chip of wood in rapids. The void began to melt and flow; the emptiness steamed with freezing cold.
The motion of the Waygate halted, and reversed.
Rand stared, sure, in the dim thoughts floating outside the void, that he was only seeing what he wanted to see.
The gates drifted closer together, pushing back Machin Shin as if the Black Wind had solid substance. The inferno still roared in its breast.
With a vague, distant wondering, Rand saw Loial, still on hands and knees, backing away from the closing gates.
The gap narrowed, vanished. The leaves and vines merged into a solid wall, and were stone.
Rand felt the link between him and the fire snap, the flow of Power through him cease. A moment more, and it would have swept him away completely. Shaking, he dropped to his knees. It was still there inside. Saidin. No longer flowing, but there, in a pool. He was a pool of the One Power. He trembled with it. He could smell the grass, the dirt beneath, the stone of the walls. Even in the darkness he could see each blade of grass, separate and whole, all of them at once. He could feel each minute stirring of the air on his face. His tongue curdled with the taste of the taint; his stomach knotted and spasmed.
Frantically he clawed his way out of the void; still on his knees, not moving, he fought free. And then all that was left was the fading foulness on his tongue, and the cramping in his stomach, and the memory. So—alive.
“You saved us, Builder.” Hurin had his back pressed against the wall, and his voice was hoarse. “That thing—that was the Black Wind?—it was worse than—was it going to hurl that fire at us? Lord Rand! Did it harm you? Did it touch you?” He came running as Rand got to his feet, helping him the last bit. Loial was getting up, too, dusting his hands and his knees.
“We’ll never follow Fain through that.” Rand touched Loial’s arm. “Thank you. You did save us.” You saved me, at least. It was killing me. Killing me, and it felt— wonderful. He swallowed; a faint trace of the taste still coated his mouth. “I want something to drink.”
“I only found the leaf and put it back,” Loial said, shrugging. “It seemed that if we could not get the Waygate closed, it would kill us. I am afraid I’m not a very good hero, Rand. I was so afraid I could hardly think.”
“We were both afraid,” Rand said. “We may be a poor pair of heroes, but we are what there is. It’s a good thing Ingtar is with us.”
“Lord Rand,” Hurin said diffidently, “could we—leave, now?”
The sniffer made a fuss about Rand going over the wall first, with not knowing who was waiting outside, until Rand pointed out that he had the only weapon among them. Even then Hurin did not seem to like letting Loial lift Rand to catch the top of the wall and pull himself over.
Rand landed on his feet with a thud, listening and peering into the night. For a moment he thought he saw something move, heard a boot scrape on the brick walk, but neither was repeated, and he dismissed it as nervousness. He thought that he had a right to be nervous. He turned to help Hurin down.
“Lord Rand,” the sniffer said as soon as his feet were solidly on the ground, “how are we going to follow them now? From what I’ve heard of those things, the whole lot of them could be halfway across the world by now, in any direction.”
“Verin will know a way.” Rand suddenly wanted to laugh; to find the Horn and the dagger—if they could be found, now—he had to go back to the Aes Sedai. They had let him loose, and now he had to go back.
Loial joined them, and they went back toward the manor, to be met at the small door by Mat, who opened it just as Rand reached for the handle. “Verin says you’re not to do anything. If Hurin’s found where the Horn is kept, then she says that’s all we can do, now. She says we’ll leave as soon as you come back, and make a plan. And I say this is the last time I go running back and forth with messages. If you want to say something to somebody, you can talk to them yourself from now on.” Mat peered past them into the darkness. “Is the Horn out there somewhere? In an outbuilding? Did you see the dagger?”
Rand turned him around and got him back inside. “It isn’t in an outbuilding, Mat. I hope Verin has a good idea of what to do now; I don’t have any.”
Mat looked as if he wanted to ask questions, but he let himself be pushed along the dimly lit corridor. He even remembered to limp as they started upstairs.
When Rand and the others reentered the rooms filled with nobles, they received a number of looks. Rand wondered if they somehow knew something of what had happened outside, or if he should have sent Hurin and Mat to the front hall to wait, but then he realized the looks were no different from what they had been before, curious and calculating, wondering what the lord and the Ogier had been up to. Servants were invisible to these people. No one tried to approach them, since they were together. It seemed there were protocols to conspiracy in the Great Game; anyone might try to listen to a private conversation, but they would not intrude on it.
Verin and Ingtar were standing together, and thus also alone. Ingtar looked a little dazed. Verin gave Rand and the other three a brief glance, frowned at their expressions, then resettled her shawl and started for the entry hall.
As they reached it, Barthanes appeared as if someone had told him they were leaving. “You go so soon? Verin Sedai, can I not entreat you to stay longer?”
Verin shook her head. “We must go, Lord Barthanes. I’ve not been in Cairhien in some years. I was glad of your invitation to young Rand. It has been . . . interesting.”
“Then Grace see you safely to your inn. The Great Tree, is it not? Perhaps you will favor me with your presence again?  His bow was a little deeper for the Aes Sedai than for the others, but still no more than a slight inclination.
Verin nodded in acknowledgment. “Perhaps. The Light illumine you, Lord Barthanes.” She turned for the doors.
As Rand moved to follow the others, Barthanes caught his sleeve with two fingers, holding him back. Mat looked as if he might stay, too, until Hurin pulled him to join Verin and the rest.
“You wade even deeper in the Game than I thought,” Barthanes said softly. “When I heard your name, I could not believe it, yet you came, and you fit the description, and . . . I was given a message for you. I think I will deliver it after all.”
Rand had felt a prickling along his backbone as Barthanes spoke, but at the last, he stared. “A message? From whom? Lady Selene?”
“A man. Not the sort for whom I would usually carry messages, but he has . . . certain . . . claims on me that I cannot ignore. He gave no name, but he was a Lugarder. Aaah! You know him.”
“I know him.” Fain left a message? Rand looked around the wide hall. Mat and Verin and the others were waiting by the doors. Liveried servants stood stiffly along the walls, ready to leap at a command yet appearing neither to hear nor see. The sounds of the gathering floated from deeper in the manor. It did not look like a place where Darkfriends might attack. “What message?”
“He says he will wait for you on Toman Head. He has what you seek, and if you want it, you must follow. If you refuse to follow him, he says he will hound your blood, and your people, and those you love until you will face him. It sounds mad, of course, a man like that saying he will hound a lord, and yet, there was something about him. I think he is mad—he even denied you are a lord, as any eye can plainly see—but there is still something. What is it he carries with him, with Trollocs to guard it?  Barthanes seemed shocked at the directness of his own questions.
“The Light illumine you, Lord Barthanes.” Rand managed a bow, but his legs wobbled as he joined Verin and the others. He wants me to follow? And he’ll hurt Emond’s Field, Tam, if I don’t. He had no doubt Fain could do it, would do it. At least Egwene is safe, in the White Tower. He had sickening images of Trollocs descending in hordes on Emond’s Field, of eyeless Fades stalking Egwene. But how can I follow him? How?
Then he was out in the night, mounting Red. Verin and Ingtar and the others were all already on their horses, and the escort of Shienarans was closing round them.
“What did you find?” Verin demanded. “Where does he keep it?” Hurin cleared his throat loudly, and Loial shifted in his high saddle. The Aes Sedai peered at them.
“Fain has taken the Horn to Toman Head through a Waygate,” Rand said dully. “By this time, he’s probably already waiting there for me.”
“We will speak of this later,” Verin said, so firmly that no one spoke at all on the ride back to the city, to The Great Tree.
Uno left them there, after a quiet word from Ingtar, taking the soldiers back to their inn in the Foregate. Hurin took one look at Verin’s set face by the light of the common room, muttered something about ale, and scurried to a table in a corner, alone. The Aes Sedai brushed aside the innkeeper’s solicitous hopes that she had enjoyed herself, and silently led Rand and the rest to the private dining room.
Perrin looked up from The Travels of Jain Farstrider when they walked in, and frowned when he saw their faces. “It didn’t go well, did it?” he said, closing the leatherbound book. Lamps and beeswax candles around the room gave a good light; Mistress Tiedra charged heavily, but she did not stint.
Verin carefully folded her shawl and laid it across the back of a chair. “Tell me again. The Darkfriends took the Horn through a Waygate? At Barthanes’s manor?”
“The ground under the manor used to be an Ogier grove,” Loial explained. “When we built . . . ” His voice trailed off and his ears wilted under her look.
“Hurin followed them right to it.” Rand wearily threw himself into a chair. I have to follow more than ever, now. But how? “I opened it to show him he could still follow the trail wherever they went, and the Black Wind was there. It tried to reach us, but Loial managed to close the gates before it could come all the way out.” He colored a little at that, but Loial had closed the gates, and for all he knew Machin Shin might have made it out without that. “It was standing guard.”
“The Black Wind,” Mat breathed, frozen halfway into a chair. Perrin was staring at Rand, too. So were Verin and Ingtar. Mat dropped into the chair with a thump.
“You must be mistaken,” Verin said at last. “Machin Shin could not be used as a guard. No one can constrain the Black Wind to do anything.”
“It’s a creature of the Dark One,” Mat said numbly. “They’re Darkfriends. Maybe they knew how to ask it for help, or make it help.”
“No one knows exactly what Machin Shin is,” Verin said, “unless, perhaps, it is the essence of madness and cruelty. It cannot be reasoned with, Mat, or bargained with, or talked to. It cannot even be forced, not by any Aes Sedai living today, and perhaps not by any who ever lived. Do you really think Padan Fain could do what ten Aes Sedai could not?” Mat shook his head.
There was an air of despair in the room, of hope and purpose lost. The goal they had sought had vanished, and even Verin’s face wore a floundering expression.
“I’d never have thought Fain had the courage for the Ways.” Ingtar sounded almost mild, but suddenly he banged his fist against the wall. “I do not care how, or even if, Machin Shin works on Fain’s behalf. They have taken the Horn of Valere into the Ways, Aes Sedai. By now they could be in the Blight, or halfway to Tear or Tanchico, or the other side of the Aiel Waste. The Horn is lost. I am lost.” His hands dropped to his sides, and his shoulders slumped. “I am lost.”
“Fain is taking it to Toman Head,” Rand said, and was immediately the object of all eyes again.
Verin studied him narrowly. “You said that before. How do you know?”
“He left a message with Barthanes,” Rand said.
“A trick,” Ingtar sneered.  I have to. I leave at first light.”
“But, Rand,” Loial said, “it will take us months to reach Toman Head. What makes you think Fain will wait there for us?”
“He will wait.” But how long before he decides I’m not coming? Why did he set that guard if he wants me to follow? “Loial, I mean to ride as hard as I can, and if I ride Red to death, I’ll buy another horse, or steal another, if I have to. Are you sure you want to come?”
“I’ve stayed with you this long, Rand. Why would I stop now?” Loial pulled out his pipe and pouch and began thumbing tabac into the big bowl.  I would like you even if you weren’t ta’veren. Maybe I like you despite it. You do seem to get me neck-deep in hot water. In any case, I am going with you.” He sucked on the pipestem to test the draw, then took a splinter from the stone jar on the mantel and thrust it into a candle flame for a light. “And I don’t think you can really stop me.”
“Well, I’m going,” Mat said. “Fain still has that dagger, so I’m going. But all that servant business ended tonight.”
 “I suppose I’ll come along, too.” After a moment, he grinned. “Somebody has to keep Mat out of trouble.”
“Not even a clever trick,” Ingtar muttered. “Somehow, I’ll get Barthanes alone, and I will learn the truth. I mean to have the Horn of Valere, not chase Jak o’ the Wisps.”
“It may not be a trick,” Verin said carefully, seeming to study the floor under her toes. “There were certain things left in the dungeons at Fal Dara, writings that indicated a connection between what happened that night and”—she gave Rand a quick glance under lowered brows—“Toman Head. I still do not understand them completely, but I believe we must go to Toman Head. And I believe we will find the Horn there.”
“Even if they are going to Toman Head,” Ingtar said, “by the time we reach it, Fain or one of the other Darkfriends could have blown the Horn a hundred times, and the heroes returned from the grave will ride for the Shadow.”
“Fain could have blown the Horn a hundred times since leaving Fal Dara,” Verin told him. “And I think he would have, if he could open the chest. What we must worry about is that he might find someone who does know how to open it. We must follow him along the Ways.”
Perrin’s head came up sharply, and Mat shifted in his chair. Loial gave a low moan.
“Even if we could somehow sneak past Barthanes’s guards,” Rand said, “I think we’ll find Machin Shin still there. We cannot use the Ways.”
“How many of us could sneak onto Barthanes’s grounds?” Verin said dismissively. “There are other Waygates. Stedding Tsofu lies not far from the city, south and east. It is a young stedding, rediscovered only perhaps six hundred years ago, but the Ogier Elders were still growing the Ways, then. Stedding Tsofu will have a Waygate. It is there and we will ride at first light.”
Loial made a slightly louder sound, and Rand was not sure whether it referred to the Waygate or the stedding.
Ingtar still did not seem convinced, but Verin was as smooth and as implacable as snow sliding down a mountainside. “You will have your soldiers ready to ride, Ingtar. Send Hurin to tell Uno before he goes to bed. I think we should all go to bed as soon as possible. These Darkfriends have gained at least a day on us already, and I mean to make up as much of it as I can tomorrow.” So firm was the plump Aes Sedai’s manner that she was already herding Ingtar to the door before she finished speaking.
Rand followed the others out, but at the door he stopped beside the Aes Sedai and watched Mat heading down the candle-lit hall. “Why does he look like that?” he asked her.
She waited until Mat and the others had turned up the stairs before speaking. “Apparently, it did not work so well as we believed. The sickness takes an interesting course in him. His strength remains; he will keep that to the end, I think. But his body wastes away. Another few weeks, at most, I would say. You see, there is reason for haste.”
“I do not need another spur, Aes Sedai,” Rand said, making the title sound hard. Mat. The Horn. Fain’s threat. Light, Egwene! Burn me, I don’t need another spur.
“And what of you, Rand al’Thor? Do you feel well? Do you fight it still, or have you yet surrendered to the Wheel?”
“I ride with you to find the Horn,” he told her. “Beyond that, there is nothing between me and any Aes Sedai. Do you understand me? Nothing!”
She did not speak, and he walked away from her, but when he turned to take the stairs she was still watching him, dark eyes sharp and considering.


Braneshop — "A Living Business" - Part 3 of 3
Rough grouping of Patterns for Braneshop.
- Part 1 of 3 - Inspiration
- Part 2 of 3 - The Idea: A Living Business
- Part 3 of 3 - Patterns for Braneshop (this page)
In the final installment of this series, we look at a few of the “patterns” that will help us understand where we’re at as a business.
The main point here will be to list those patterns — the patterns of behaviour, attitudes, business processes — that we’d like to have at Braneshop.
The patterns should be measurable insofar as we ourselves will need to ask ourselves how well we’re doing when measuring ourselves on them. And we won’t be doing perfectly on each of them, and over the years we can expect our success across any given one to fluctuate. But that’s okay. The process is what is important.
Braneshop Pattern Language
One of the things Christopher Alexander is most well-known for is A Pattern Language. This turns out to be a very important concept in his joint work The Oregon Experiment where the idea of diagnosis is developed.
The idea is that these patterns form the basis for how we think about whatever it is we’re building. They’re the essential elements. Importantly, they are measurable, and we can check our progress against them using the “diagnosis” approach.
There’s more work to be done here, but below is an initial list that is proving helpful for me in thinking about various aspects of Braneshop.
Teaching
- Intuitive understanding
- Applying research
- Latest techniques
- Latest tools
- Technical excellence in programming
- Tooling to support learning
- Support people changing careers
- Support technical professionals
- Strong pedagogical approach
- Group activities and exercises
- Engaging
- Build enjoyment and confidence
Day-to-day/People
- Enjoyment of work
- Happiness of colleagues
- Happiness of attendees
- Do something new/Learn new things
- Support of people
- Voice for everyone
- Resiliance/Support
- Support personal change/growth
Economics
- Sustainable business in revenue
- Sustainable in environmental impact
- Diverse involvement
- Equal voice, for people, in finances
- Equal pay
Community
- Approach AI ethically and with empathy
- Indirectly address social problems
- Empowerment via skill development
- Build and support local AI community
- Events bringing the community together
- Supported marginalised groups
- Develop creative AI community
- Bring people from outside in
- Build strong capabilities within existing technical groups
- Build empathy between technologists and the community
- Understand the impact of AI on society
- Relationships that support people
- Use partnerships to reflect our aims
Conclusion
This is just the start of the process. There’s more work to do here, in terms of working out more patterns, and working out how they interact, and then diagnosing the business via these patterns.
Partly this will be a private process, but I do want to elaborate on exactly what an analysis of the business looks like, across several of these axes. So let’s explore that in a future post!


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Mini51 BSP
V3.02.002
The Board Support Package for Mini51 Series
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#include <Mini51Series.h>
Data Fields | |
| __IO uint32_t | PMD |
| __IO uint32_t | OFFD |
| __IO uint32_t | DOUT |
| __IO uint32_t | DMASK |
| __I uint32_t | PIN |
| __IO uint32_t | DBEN |
| __IO uint32_t | IMD |
| __IO uint32_t | IEN |
| __IO uint32_t | ISRC |
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Definition at line 2971 of file Mini51Series.h.
| GPIO_T::DBEN |
| Bits | Field | Descriptions |
| [7:0] | DBEN | Port 0-5 Pin [N] Input Signal De-bounce Enable Control
DBEN[n] bit is used to enable the de-bounce function for each corresponding bit. If the input signal pulse width cannot be sampled by continuous two de-bounce sample cycle, the input signal transition is seen as the signal bounce and will not trigger the interrupt. The de-bounce clock source is controlled by DBNCECON[4], one de-bounce sample cycle period is controlled by DBNCECON[3:0]. 0 = Px.n de-bounce function Disabled. 1 = Px.n de-bounce function Enabled. The de-bounce function is valid only for edge triggered interrupt. If the interrupt mode is level triggered, the de-bounce enable bit is ignored. Note1: x = 0~5, n = 0~7. Note2: If Px.n pin is chosen as Power-down wake-up source, user should be disable the de-bounce function before entering Power-down mode to avoid the second interrupt event occurred after system woken up caused by the Px.n de-bounce function. Note3: P0_DBEN[3:2] are reserved. P1_DBEN[7:6], [1] are reserved. P2_DBEN[7], [1:0] are reserved. P3_DBEN[7], [3] are reserved. P4_DBEN[5:0] are reserved. P5_DBEN[7:6] are reserved. |
Definition at line 3574 of file Mini51Series.h.
| GPIO_T::DMASK |
| Bits | Field | Descriptions |
| [7:0] | DMASK | Port 0-5 Pin [N] Data Output Write Mask
These bits are used to protect the corresponding Px_DOUT[n] bit. When the DMASK[n] bit is set to 1, the corresponding Px_DOUT[n] bit is protected. If the write signal is masked, writing data to the protect bit is ignored. 0 = Corresponding Px_DOUT[n] bit can be updated. 1 = Corresponding Px_DOUT[n] bit is protected. Note1: x = 0~5, n = 0~7. Note2: This function only protects the corresponding Px_DOUT[n] bit, and will not protect the corresponding Pxn_PDIO bit. Note3: P0_DMASK[3:2] are reserved. P1_DMASK[7:6], [1] are reserved. P2_DMASK[7], [1:0] are reserved. P3_DMASK[7], [3] are reserved. P4_DMASK[5:0] are reserved. P5_DMASK[7:6] are reserved. |
Definition at line 3572 of file Mini51Series.h.
| GPIO_T::DOUT |
| Bits | Field | Descriptions |
| [7:0] | DOUT | Port 0-5 Pin [N] Output Value
Each of these bits controls the status of a Px.n pin when the Px.n is configured as Push-pull output, Open-drain output and Quasi-bidirectional mode. 0 = Px.n will drive Low if the Px.n pin is configured as Push-pull output, Open-drain output or Quasi-bidirectional mode. 1 = Px.n will drive High if the Px.n pin is configured as Push-pull output or Quasi-bidirectional mode. Note1: x = 0~5, n = 0~7. Note2: P0_DOUT[3:2] are reserved. P1_DOUT[7:6], [1] are reserved. P2_DOUT[7], [1:0] are reserved. P3_DOUT[7], [3] are reserved. P4_DOUT[5:0] are reserved. P5_DOUT[7:6] are reserved. |
Definition at line 3571 of file Mini51Series.h.
| GPIO_T::IEN |
| Bits | Field | Descriptions |
| [0] | IF_EN | Port 0-5 Pin [N] Interrupt Enabled By Input Falling Edge Or Input Level Low
IF_EN[n] is used to enable the interrupt for each of the corresponding input Px.n pin. Set bit to 1 also enable the pin wake-up function. When setting the IF_EB[n] bit to 1: If the interrupt is level trigger (IMD[n] is 1), the input Px.n pin will generate the interrupt while this pin state is at low level. If the interrupt is edge mode trigger (IMD[n] is 0), the input Px.n pin will generate the interrupt while this pin state changed from high to low. 0 = Px.n low level or high to low interrupt Disabled. 1 = Px.n low level or high to low interrupt Enabled. Note1: x = 0~5, n = 0~7. Note2: P0_IEN[19:18], [3:2] are reserved. P1_IEN[23:22], [17], [7:6], [1] are reserved. P2_IEN[23], [17:16], [7], [1:0] are reserved. P3_IEN[23], [19], [7], [3] are reserved. P4_IEN[21:16], [5:0] are reserved. P5_IEN[23:22], [7:6] are reserved. |
| [23:16] | IR_EN | Port 0-5 Pin [N] Interrupt Enabled By Input Rising Edge Or Input Level High
IR_EN[n] bit is used to enable the interrupt for each of the corresponding input Px.n pin. Set bit to 1 also enable the pin wake-up function. When setting the IR_EN[n] bit to 1: If the interrupt is level trigger (IMD[n] is 1), the input Px.n pin will generate the interrupt while this pin state is at high level. If the interrupt is edge trigger (IMD[n] is 0), the input Px.n pin will generate the interrupt while this pin state changed from low to high. 0 = Px.n level high or low to high interrupt Disabled. 1 = Px.n level high or low to high interrupt Enabled. Note: x = 0~5, n = 0~7. |
Definition at line 3576 of file Mini51Series.h.
| GPIO_T::IMD |
| Bits | Field | Descriptions |
| [7:0] | IMD | Port 0-5 Pin [N] Edge Or Level Detection Interrupt Mode Control
IMD[n] bit is used to control the triggered interrupt is by level trigger or by edge trigger. If the interrupt is by edge trigger, the trigger source can be controlled by de-bounce. If the interrupt is by level trigger, the input source is sampled by one HCLK clock and generates the interrupt. 0 = Edge trigger interrupt. 1 = Level trigger interrupt. If pin is set as the level trigger interrupt, only one level can be set on the registers Px_IEN. If both levels to trigger interrupt are set, the setting is ignored and no interrupt will occur. The de-bounce function is valid only for edge triggered interrupt. If the interrupt mode is level triggered, the de-bounce enable bit is ignored. Note1: x = 0~5, n = 0~7. Note2: P0_IMD[3:2] are reserved. P1_IMD[7:6], [1] are reserved. P2_IMD[7], [1:0] are reserved. P3_IMD[7], [3] are reserved. P4_IMD[5:0] are reserved. P5_IMD[7:6] are reserved. |
Definition at line 3575 of file Mini51Series.h.
| GPIO_T::ISRC |
| Bits | Field | Descriptions |
| [7:0] | ISRC | Port 0-5 Pin [N] Interrupt Source Flag
Write : 0 = No action. 1 = Clear the corresponding pending interrupt. Read : 0 = No interrupt at Px.n. 1 = Px.n generates an interrupt. Note1: x = 0~5, n = 0~7. Note2: P0_ISRC[3:2] are reserved. P1_ISRC[7:6], [1] are reserved. P2_ISRC[7], [1:0] are reserved. P3_ISRC[7], [3] are reserved. P4_ISRC[5:0] are reserved. P5_ISRC[7:6] are reserved. |
Definition at line 3577 of file Mini51Series.h.
| GPIO_T::OFFD |
| Bits | Field | Descriptions |
| [23:16] | OFFD | Port 0-5 Pin [N] Digital Input Path Disable Control
0 = Px.n digital input path Enabled. 1 = Px.n digital input path Disabled (digital input tied to low). Note: x = 0~5, n = 0~7. |
Definition at line 3570 of file Mini51Series.h.
| GPIO_T::PIN |
| Bits | Field | Descriptions |
| [7:0] | PIN | Port 0-5 Pin [N] Pin Value
Each bit of the register reflects the actual status of the respective Px.n pin. If the bit is 1, it indicates the corresponding pin status is high; else the pin status is low. Note1: x = 0~5, n = 0~7. Note2: P0_PIN[3:2] are reserved. P1_PIN[7:6], [1] are reserved. P2_PIN[7], [1:0] are reserved. P3_PIN[7], [3] are reserved. P4_PIN[5:0] are reserved. P5_PIN[7:6] are reserved. |
Definition at line 3573 of file Mini51Series.h.
| GPIO_T::PMD |
| Bits | Field | Descriptions |
| [1:0] | PMD0 | Port 0-5 I/O Pin [N] Mode Control
Determine each I/O mode of Px.n pin. Default mode is controlled by CIOINI (CONFIG0[10]). 00 = Px.n is in Input mode. 01 = Px.n is in Push-pull Output mode. 10 = Px.n is in Open-drain Output mode. 11 = Px.n is in Quasi-bidirectional mode. Note1: x = 0~4, n = 0~7. Note2: P0_PMD[7:4] are reserved. P1_PMD[15:12], [3:2] are reserved. P2_PMD[15:14], [3:0] are reserved. P3_PMD[15:14], [7:6] are reserved. P4_PMD[11:0] are reserved. P5_PMD[15:12] are reserved. |
| [3:2] | PMD1 | Port 0-5 I/O Pin [N] Mode Control
Determine each I/O mode of Px.n pin. Default mode is controlled by CIOINI (CONFIG0[10]). 00 = Px.n is in Input mode. 01 = Px.n is in Push-pull Output mode. 10 = Px.n is in Open-drain Output mode. 11 = Px.n is in Quasi-bidirectional mode. Note1: x = 0~4, n = 0~7. Note2: P0_PMD[7:4] are reserved. P1_PMD[15:12], [3:2] are reserved. P2_PMD[15:14], [3:0] are reserved. P3_PMD[15:14], [7:6] are reserved. P4_PMD[11:0] are reserved. P5_PMD[15:12] are reserved. |
| [5:4] | PMD2 | Port 0-5 I/O Pin [N] Mode Control
Determine each I/O mode of Px.n pin. Default mode is controlled by CIOINI (CONFIG0[10]). 00 = Px.n is in Input mode. 01 = Px.n is in Push-pull Output mode. 10 = Px.n is in Open-drain Output mode. 11 = Px.n is in Quasi-bidirectional mode. Note1: x = 0~4, n = 0~7. Note2: P0_PMD[7:4] are reserved. P1_PMD[15:12], [3:2] are reserved. P2_PMD[15:14], [3:0] are reserved. P3_PMD[15:14], [7:6] are reserved. P4_PMD[11:0] are reserved. P5_PMD[15:12] are reserved. |
| [7:6] | PMD3 | Port 0-5 I/O Pin [N] Mode Control
Determine each I/O mode of Px.n pin. Default mode is controlled by CIOINI (CONFIG0[10]). 00 = Px.n is in Input mode. 01 = Px.n is in Push-pull Output mode. 10 = Px.n is in Open-drain Output mode. 11 = Px.n is in Quasi-bidirectional mode. Note1: x = 0~4, n = 0~7. Note2: P0_PMD[7:4] are reserved. P1_PMD[15:12], [3:2] are reserved. P2_PMD[15:14], [3:0] are reserved. P3_PMD[15:14], [7:6] are reserved. P4_PMD[11:0] are reserved. P5_PMD[15:12] are reserved. |
| [9:8] | PMD4 | Port 0-5 I/O Pin [N] Mode Control
Determine each I/O mode of Px.n pin. Default mode is controlled by CIOINI (CONFIG0[10]). 00 = Px.n is in Input mode. 01 = Px.n is in Push-pull Output mode. 10 = Px.n is in Open-drain Output mode. 11 = Px.n is in Quasi-bidirectional mode. Note1: x = 0~4, n = 0~7. Note2: P0_PMD[7:4] are reserved. P1_PMD[15:12], [3:2] are reserved. P2_PMD[15:14], [3:0] are reserved. P3_PMD[15:14], [7:6] are reserved. P4_PMD[11:0] are reserved. P5_PMD[15:12] are reserved. |
| [11:10] | PMD5 | Port 0-5 I/O Pin [N] Mode Control
Determine each I/O mode of Px.n pin. Default mode is controlled by CIOINI (CONFIG0[10]). 00 = Px.n is in Input mode. 01 = Px.n is in Push-pull Output mode. 10 = Px.n is in Open-drain Output mode. 11 = Px.n is in Quasi-bidirectional mode. Note1: x = 0~4, n = 0~7. Note2: P0_PMD[7:4] are reserved. P1_PMD[15:12], [3:2] are reserved. P2_PMD[15:14], [3:0] are reserved. P3_PMD[15:14], [7:6] are reserved. P4_PMD[11:0] are reserved. P5_PMD[15:12] are reserved. |
| [13:12] | PMD6 | Port 0-5 I/O Pin [N] Mode Control
Determine each I/O mode of Px.n pin. Default mode is controlled by CIOINI (CONFIG0[10]). 00 = Px.n is in Input mode. 01 = Px.n is in Push-pull Output mode. 10 = Px.n is in Open-drain Output mode. 11 = Px.n is in Quasi-bidirectional mode. Note1: x = 0~4, n = 0~7. Note2: P0_PMD[7:4] are reserved. P1_PMD[15:12], [3:2] are reserved. P2_PMD[15:14], [3:0] are reserved. P3_PMD[15:14], [7:6] are reserved. P4_PMD[11:0] are reserved. P5_PMD[15:12] are reserved. |
| [15:14] | PMD7 | Port 0-5 I/O Pin [N] Mode Control
Determine each I/O mode of Px.n pin. Default mode is controlled by CIOINI (CONFIG0[10]). 00 = Px.n is in Input mode. 01 = Px.n is in Push-pull Output mode. 10 = Px.n is in Open-drain Output mode. 11 = Px.n is in Quasi-bidirectional mode. Note1: x = 0~4, n = 0~7. Note2: P0_PMD[7:4] are reserved. P1_PMD[15:12], [3:2] are reserved. P2_PMD[15:14], [3:0] are reserved. P3_PMD[15:14], [7:6] are reserved. P4_PMD[11:0] are reserved. P5_PMD[15:12] are reserved. |
Definition at line 3569 of file Mini51Series.h.


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protected open fun interrupted(): Unit
Overrides Command.interrupted
Called when the command ends because something called cancel or another command shared the same requirements as this one and booted this one out.
This is where you may want to wrap up loose ends, like shutting off a motor that was being used in the command.
Generally, it is useful to simply call the end function within this function, as done here


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ANGELA'S ASHES (director:Alan Parker; screenwriter: from the novel of Frank McCourt/Laura Jones; cinematography: Michael Seresin; cast: Emily Watson (Angela), Robert Carlyle (Dad), Joe Breen (Young Frank), Ciaran Owens (Middle Frank) and Michael Legge (Older Frank), Shane Murray Corcoran (Young Malachy), Ronnie Masterson (Grandma Sheehan), Eanna MacLiam (Uncle Pat), Pauline McLynn (Aunt Aggie), Andrew Bennett (Narrator), 1999)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
"Angela's Ashes" follows the McCourt family from Brooklyn, where they can't fit in, back to Limerick, Ireland. The impoverished Irish family has gone in the reverse direction of most immigrants. They will also not feel at home in their new location. Angela, played with some stoic reserve by Emily Watson, comes from a family that has no use for her husband Malachy (Robert Carlyle). He has an underwritten part as a hopeless alcoholic, playing someone who can't get work but endears himself to the family by telling them stories. He's from Northern Ireland, thereby he is treated like a foreigner in Limerick. The trouble with Carlyle's part (not his performance) was that it had no punch to it, he couldn't make it an interesting role. The stories he told about the English bringing fleas and the damp to Ireland, didn't evoke the comedy or sympathy for him that it should have. He just came off as a deadbeat, someone who cared more about himself than anything else.
The whole point of the film will be a long and trying study in misery and poverty, as the family will undergo a series of hardships, including the loss of three young children. The film never gets untracked from its maudlin attitude. It suffers from the old problem of trying to portray misery without having a film that can escape from being miserable itself. The other problem is that the misery seemed unreal, everything about it seemed so uninvolving and pristine. The film was flat. Its characters seemed too sanitary for their circumstances, and the family's plight never seemed to be more than what their outside environment was, of rainy days, apartments with fading wallpaper, and cramped streets. It was hard to care about what was happening to them, except the obvious reaction one gets when seeing a poor household. Their endless plight seemed no different from the beginning of the film to the end. I have no idea what I was supposed to get from seeing them being deprived of comfortable housing, not having enough food to eat, wearing torn clothes, not having a dependable father, having a Christian brother slam the church door in Frank's face, the father putting a beer mug on his young son's coffin, a government and a church indifferent to the McCourt's poverty, and for the family not having proper indoor plumbing, except to say that's too bad. It was the filmmakers job, the director Alan Parker, along with the screenwriter, Laura Jones, to make me want to care, but instead, they made me feel too distant to honestly feel anything.
"Worse than the ordinary miserable childhood is the miserable Irish childhood, and worse yet is the miserable Irish Catholic childhood," writes Frank McCourt in his account of his miserable Irish Catholic childhood in the 30s and 40s. And if misery per se were an interesting topic, this adaptation of Frank McCourt's book might be too. To make matters even worse, this is an excrutiatingly long film, over two-and-a-half-hour running time, and it seemed to go on forever. This almost solemn film portrayal, with an Irish brogue voiceover throughout its entirety, explaining every little piece of misery as if were a work of sublime art, did not work for me.
Young Frank (played successively by Joe Breen, Ciaran Owens and Michael Legge) is featured from his first confession (the best comic scenes to come out of the film) to the first shilling he earns to support his family to his first affair. The film has a bored look about it, indicating nothing much is going to happen except for a string of gross events and that Frank, as a survivor, will somehow come through all this misery.
It almost seems to be a shame not to connect with the family's plight, but as well-intentioned as this film was and as good as the Pulitzer Prize winning autobiography was supposed to be (I didn't read it), it was, nevertheless, made into a conventional film with nothing in it to really rave about. Most life stories do not make for good dramatics in films anyway, they seem better suited for the printed page. This one is no exception.
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God suxs because he is dead
God was once a wonderful thing, then some bad stuff happened. Of coures the reason this stuff happened is because i have to make this to practice in coding club
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Graphing items
The Slate includes a number of item types that assist the construction of graphs (of the x-versusy kind, not the vertices-and-edges kind). The Slate is by no means the fastest way of drawing graphs ([incr Tcl] is fully interpreted and the Slate adds a fair amount of overhead), but it's still very handy for rapid prototyping.
Axis
Axis is an "axis" of a graph.Options:
The coordinates of the Axis are the x and y positions of the axis origin.
- -digits. The number of digits after the decimal point to display in the axis labels. If zero, none are displayed. The default is the zero.
- -from. The value at the start (left or bottom) of the axis. The default is zero.
- -length. The length of the axis, in pixels. The default is 200 (a completely arbitrary choice, but you have to have something).
- -ticklength. The length of the "tick" marks on the axis, in pixels. The default is six.
- -to. The value at the end (right or top) of the axis. The default is 100.
Enhancements: (i) The Axis needs a -orientation option with values horizontal and vertical. (ii) There is no way to control the spacing between tick marks -- one of these days, this might be useful. (iii) We should be able to select which side of the axis the tick marks appear on.
Example: Create an axis:
source $tycho/editors/slate/doc/internals/newslate.itcl $slate create Axis 20 60 -digits 1 -from 0 -to 2 \ -length 320 -tags moveableStrip
Strip is a strip of colored boxes, as used in things like bar charts and Gantt charts (which is why we're implementing it). Because, however, the current code is very flaky, we have not included it in this release.


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From English Teacher to Web Developer
I came to coding when, as a 7th grade English teacher, I realized that designing and creating technology tools had taken over the bulk of my prep time (and become the most fascinating aspect of my job). The lists below outline some of the ways I brought technology into my classroom and shared what I have learned with colleagues.
Incorporating technology in my classroom:
- Paired with USN Technology Coordinator to create and teach tech/literature integrated classes.
- Piloted exclusive use of Google Docs for all writing assignments.
- Used Google documents to monitor and guide students during the writing process
- Built an extensive class website to provide information for students, parents, and tutors
- Created web-based assessments and practice activities for literature, grammar, and vocabulary
- Assisted colleagues with creation and maintenance of their own teacher web pages
- Created a grade-level hub for centralized access to teacher websites and student digital portfolios
Sharing Tech Innovations
- Led in-house professional development sessions at University School on creating class websites, using Google Docs, accepting (and evaluating) electronic assignments.
- Co-presented workshop: "Paperless Papers: Google Apps in the Middle School Classroom" Biennial Technology Conference for the Tennessee Association of Independent Schools (TAIS).
- Poster proposal "Flip It, Flip It Well: Using GAFE for Grammar Instruction" accepted for presentation at the 2014 conference of the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE).
While I miss the excitement of my middle school students, I'm completely in love with the many-faceted challenges of full-stack coding.
I'm an avid reader, self-taught knitter, tool-collecting carpenter, fearless seamstress, finally organized polymer artist, ever hopeful guitar student, unbelievably lucky wife, and sometimes exhausted mom of two teenagers.


Electoral bonds have made corruption official: Congress in Lok Sabha
Raising the issue during Zero Hour, Manish Tewari said despite reservations expressed by the Reserve Bank of India and the Election Commission, the government went ahead with the scheme.
The opposition Congress on Thursday raised in Lok Sabha the issue of electoral bonds, saying it has made corruption "official".
Raising the issue during Zero Hour, Manish Tewari said despite reservations expressed by the Reserve Bank of India and the Election Commission, the government went ahead with the scheme.
Congress members later walked out of proceedings.
Under the electoral bonds scheme, the government has offered complete anonymity to those making donations. A donor could now anonymously buy a bond, and deposit it with the political party of his or her choice.


Today was quite an eventful day for reasons that will be explained in the following paragraphs. First off, I woke up at 6 in the morning again, an unexplained phenomenon which occurred yesterday as well. Then I went for a run around the neighborhood which was very pleasant. I learned a lot of new thing such as there is a park really close by where soccer games happen every weekend and there is a dog park like a minute away which would be really cool to visit at another time. I then drove about 25 minutes to get a floor lamp off someone who was moving out of his apartment. He turned out to be selling a quad copter as well and although that was an unplanned purchase, soon I found out it was well worth the money I bought it for. The quad copter comes with a camera installed which is really cool but it takes some time to master operating it.
Today was a very interesting day for a lot of reasons so lets start from the morning. I woke up at 6am, no alarm or anything, something that I never do unless I have to and I usually need an alarm. Summer has gone by with me waking up around 8 or 9 every morning and definitely needing an alarm to wake up then as well. After I woke up, I went grocery shopping, again something that I have not done in like three months due to being home for the summer but today it was like an instinct to go buy some bread, cheese, hummus and veggies for making breakfast and lunch. At around noon, after eating breaking and showering and such, I decided to go to the UCSD campus for the seminar, which is the reason why I drove down to SD for 4 days. After finishing the seminar at 4, me and one of my friends decided to get some lunch. We went to a new mexican restaurant which is near my house and it was awful. San Diego is known for its Mexican food, especially the fast food restaurants such as Vallartas and Cotixans for having delicious food 24 hours a day 7 days a week. After eating, we decided to never go to this restaurant again. In the evening, I hung out with a couple of my friends who are in San Diego for the summer taking summer classes. It was a great night of relaxing and catching up with friends.
The drive down to San Diego took a little longer than what I had expected. My passenger in the car was a friend also from EWB who is attending the meeting as well. The first part of the drive from my house to hers, to pick her up, was quite fast considering that I had to drive through some pretty roads that were backed up due to commuters trying to get to work and those few trying to get to their vacation spots for the weekend. After picking her up, we hit 101 South and after a few patches of light traffic, we took the 152 in efforts of getting on the 5. The 152 was slow due to a cop pulling over a truck but after that, the roads were clear. We skipped eating till we reached Tejon Ranch, the beginning of the Grape Vine, or Tejon pass as some like to call it. After grabbing a quick bite, we were back on the road. After the pass, we hit LA traffic immediately. My passenger decided to find alternate routes and we ended up taking the 210 to go towards Pasadena, a route that Google Maps told us was faster. I was a skeptical at first, considering that we were travelling East, away from San Diego but it all made sense soon. After roaming around the streets of Pasadena for a while, due to turn restrictions and construction zones, we took the 710 and soon were back on the 5. To my surprise, we had crossed LA and were now in Santa Ana. I was truly shocked, primarily due to my lack of knowledge of the various directions that the 5 goes in. After this, although with many requests from my friend to take other freeways to avoid traffic, I put my trust in the 5 and with the carpool lanes being restricted to cars with 2 or more people, we were cruising through Irvine and were in San Diego way earlier than either of us expected. The lesson that I learned from this trip was that sometimes it can be good to listen to others who have gone through the dilemma that you are currently facing and at other times, it is good to just listen to yourself and believe that what you are doing is for the best. Differentiating between the two can be tough but the most important part is to trust your gut.
Unfortunately I was unable to take pictures of the house I am staying at for the rest of the school year but maybe I will have the opportunity to do so tomorrow. There is literally nothing in my room other than a closet, no lights or anything. I am going to need to go shopping for some groceries and supplies for the next two days as well as buy some floor lamps and things for lighing up the room from some of my fellow students at UCSD.
Today marks the day that I start this blog, and hopefully start posting daily. After looking through blog backgrounds for the last 30 minutes to see which one I like the best and which one will represent me the best, I have decided to keep it nice and simple. So much for all the cool backgrounds that showed up on the Google search. On another topic, tomorrow I embark on a trip to San Diego for a meeting that I have on Friday to become a principal member of EWB. A principal member, although not too relevant, means that I have some importance in the club and being the project lead of the Rwanda Project, that seems to make sense. I am really looking forward to the drive down for two reasons: one- my parents trust me enough to take the car down without either of being in it, which is awesome and two- I get to have a car in San Diego for 2 days and explore the city, something which I have not done. Once in San Diego, I get to see the house that I am living in next year with a few friends who I have had since freshman year and I have a feeling that the year is going to be awesome. Although being updated by text about the condition of the house from the people living there right now is nice, there is nothing like going and seeing it in person. I will update a picture of the house, the outside and the inside on my post tomorrow (hopefully). Going to get back to getting ready for tomorrow now. Adios!


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AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE SCHOOL
- To help the children in all round development of personality viz physical, mental, social and spiritual.
- To develop a sense of enlightened citizenship.
- To develop in them a sense of value, team spirit, nationalism, scientific and democratic attitude.
- To help the students in developing social skills and attitudes.
- To prepare them for their future career.
- To cultivate in them, love and appreciation for their culture and traditions.


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Remove cookie from client(browser)
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Destroy current session
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Save session data and deallocate memories
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Initialize session data
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Gets session value for the given variable name
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Sets up those cookies that correspond to name=value
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Sets session value for the given variable name
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Sprint-05 Cultural Blog
27th September 2020
1. I tend to be incredibly hard on myself if I do not complete something to the level, I believe I should. This is something I was already aware of, but something I have started to pay more attention to over the Foundations course.
2. I am prepared to put my health at risk to complete something to the best of my abilities which is not necessary.
3. Like many others I enjoy having my ego stroked when I have accomplished things above what is expected. However, this does set me up for failure with myself as I do not necessarily need to continually be an over achiever. It is good for my ego to remember there are areas I need to improve on.
Values in learning & programming: helps an individual understand why both they and others act or implement things the way that they do. It will assist in identifying strengths and weaknesses to utilise and improve as needed for both the individual and within a team structure.
Empathy in learning & programming: To kill a mockingbird - "climb into his skin and walk around in it". Try to understand how someone else is feeling and how that may influence their behaviour. This is key in a team environment to get the most out of the experience be it learning or programming.
Self-awareness learning & programming: Understanding why an individual will react or behave to something. Being aware of this or not will either help someone integrate or separate them from a team. Being conscious of oneself will provide an avenue for self-improvement.
Probably the amount that I enjoyed it. It is an area I have been looking into for a while, but possibly not is as much detail to provide as much benefit as the Foundations course has. At times, the core activities did feel a bit tedious, however I could see the value in them. Introspections helps a person identify areas to improve and be conscious of if they are patient and kind with themselves. An old project manager of mine once said that if you have not learned something new each day then you should change jobs. I can more fully understand what he meant by that now. Not only from a technical but also emotional intelligence standpoint.
Staying focused to achieve the most out of the core activity and prevent myself getting distracted by the possibility of more "interesting technical" challenges in technical tasks.
I have had first-hand experience of team members who do not behave as part of a team and have little self-awareness and or empathy. It makes the teams work to achieve their goals exponentially more difficult to co-ordinate and complete regardless of how intellectually intelligent team members are. This adds time and resource overhead costs to generally already tight budgets. The final product can also be compromised due to difficult work relationships not providing the optimal results. I believe it is to combat this problem.
Not at all, it is an incredibly valuable activity. It has helped me get back into habits that I had abandoned for no good reason such as meditation and I have seen the benefits of reigniting these habits already.
No, programming is a skill I will consciously refine over the period that programming becomes my career. Core skills are something that are very rarely taught or valued. They are a core element of the Māori culture and I believe they have an incredibly valuable position in society.
Reflecting on my goals from Sprint 02, I have a short-term goal of being a Senior Developer/Lead Developer. I would like to work in Agile environments where a culture of learning and support is actively adopted and encouraged from the CEO down. Once I have the experience that I feel is necessary I have a long-term goal of starting-up my own business in Web development. I would like the experience of working in development environments both in NZ and internationally.
Thinking about both my strengths and weaknesses, I believe that they have remained the same as they are a fundamental part of me that I look to optimise and celebrate:
1. Tika (my integrity)
2. Hiringa (perseverance)
I have noticed during Foundations that I am far more conscious in the moment of these traits rather just in a hindsight perspective that was often glossed over in the past.
As always, my Tika will help me ensure that any work that is completed is executed to the best of my ability. I do have to be careful of this to provide a bit more leniency to both myself and others.
My Hiringa has helped me complete the Foundations tasks ahead of schedule (also because I am totally engaged and enjoying the material) and I believe this will continue to see these results in bootcamp. I have however noticed during Foundations that I regularly worked longer hours than I should have compromising my exercise time and my circadian rhythm. This is not beneficial to me either physically or mentally. As such I will make a conscious effort to disconnect and provide myself sufficient time to unwind at the end of the day in both mental and physical manners.
I believe my biggest non-technical challenge at Bootcamp will be learning to accept my limitations and be understanding of myself if a task remains incomplete. I am not a machine and cannot keep going at whatever cost. I need emotional, physical, and intellectual balance in my life as does everyone else. Committing to only technical improvement at whatever cost will not allow me to achieve the outcomes that I want from the Dev Academy course.
I would like to develop the following non-technical skills (human skills) while at EDA:
1. Improving my reflective and mentoring skills
2. Work on not taking a lead role in all situations.
3. Encourage others to develop their leadership abilities.
My expectation of myself on Bootcamp is that if I have been worrying at a task for more than half an hour without finding a satisfactory result, I will ask cohort members. If I still have not found an answer after an hour, then I will reach out to the EDA staff for help. If I am still unable to resolve the issue, this task will be noted to go into the “for future development” bucket to allow me to progress with other tasks.
I commit to being 100% present both mentally and physically during the entire bootcamp (if life events permit). I will review the work that is needed to be completed and assess the time it will take. I will timebox my efforts and work on learning to accept if I am not able to complete a task with the understanding that my grade for myself is not yet. If it is incomplete, then it is an area to improve on in the future.
I commit to being conscious of other learners and understand that everyone maybe at different levels or stages of their learning development and as such be respectful of that.
I commit to the tuakuna/teina learning style that I will be able to learn as much from someone else as we are both prepared to commit. I am responsible for my achievements and it is an honour to be a part of someone else’s journey.


"Age" means 19 years or more. It does not apply to purchase of property.
"Ancestry" is defined broadly and includes where a person's family is from.
"Colour" refers to a person's colour.
"Criminal conviction" includes being charged with or convicted of an offence under the Criminal Code or another law. It only applies to employment or membership in a union or occupational association.
"Family status" includes being related to another person by blood, marriage or adoption. It includes family type (for example, a single parent family) and who is in your family (for example, you are fired because of who your father is). It does not apply to purchase of property.
"Gender identity" is a person's sense of themselves as male, female, both, in between or neither. It includes people who identify as transgender. Gender identity may be different or the same as the sex a person is assigned at birth.
"Gender expression" is how a person presents their gender. This can include behaviour and appearance, including dress, hair, make-up, body language and voice. This can also include name and pronoun, such as he, she or they. How a person presents their gender may not necessarily reflect their gender identity.
"Marital status" includes being married, single, widowed, divorced, separated or living common-law.

"Physical disability" includes a physical condition that affects or is seen as affecting a person's abilities
"Place of origin" is defined broadly and includes where a person is from.
"Political belief" includes support of a political party or group that advocates political change, and beliefs about the organization and governance of communities. It only applies to employment, employment advertisements, and membership in a union or occupational association.
"Race" is defined broadly to include groups such as First Nations, Métis, Chinese or South Asian.
"Religion" includes adherence to the practices of a particular faith or genuinely held religious beliefs, and not having religious beliefs.
"Sex" includes being a man, woman, inter-sexed or transgender. It also includes pregnancy, breastfeeding and sexual harassment.
"Sexual orientation" includes being heterosexual, gay, lesbian or bisexual.
"Source of income" refers to legal sources of income. For example, it includes income assistance, disability pension benefits, or rent subsidies. It only applies in the area of tenancy.


Add routing
When you want to add new routing, you can use generate command.
airlane generate route users
This command generates files under routes/users directory.
$ tree routes/users/
routes/users/
├── controller.js
├── index.js
├── public
│ ├── app.css
│ └── app.js
├── test
│ └── controller_test.js
└── views
├── edit.jade
├── index.jade
├── layout.jade
└── new.jade
It's almost same routes directory. Each directory has controller/router/JavaScript and Stylesheet/View and Test. Looks like micro service.
After execute command, you have routing http://localhost:8080/users/ with RESTful(GET/POST/PUT/DELETE).
Access client side JavaScript and stylesheet from Web browser
If you want to access routes/users/public/app.js or app.css from web browser, you should write like below.
- /users/app.min.js
- /users/app.min.css
Of cause routes/users/views/layout.jade
has those lines.
link(rel="stylesheet", type="text/css", href="/users/app.min.css")
script(src="/users/app.min.js")


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Current Events
Leo Convention
Hi Leos,
The District 19A Leo Convention is coming up! This is a very meaningful event for all of us to get to know Leo Club better and complete a leadership workshop.
The event will be taking place on Oct. 21st at Burnaby North Secondary School - this is a four day weekend :).
Lunch, goody bags, and eight and a half service hours will be provided.
If you are interested, please come to Ms. Clowers' room Monday at lunch to pay a $5 fee. There will also be Moscrop Leo Club executives there to answer any questions.
As well, please sign up before Monday here
Also, please join our Facebook group
-Jeffrey Peng
Past Events
Moscrop Leo Club Starter Kits
Hello everybody, welcome back to the school year of 2017/2018. Moscrop Leo Club will be handing out free transparent folders at the foyer at lunch from Septembre 18 to September 21. They will come with a Moscrop Leo Club business card and sticker. First come, first serve!
-Jason Yu
Shoreline Cleanup
Hi Leos,
Thank you so much for your support in our shoreline cleanup project! Together, we have cleaned up four different shorelines and collected more than twenty bags of garbage and recycling!!! A special thank you to Burnaby Host Lions Club for your constant support and Vancouver Diamonds Campus Lions Club for introducing us to this project! Also, a shout out to many of our boards who spent a long time planning, preparing and participating for this!
-Jeffrey Peng


I enjoy crosswords, and wrote these tools to help me. There are well over a quarter of a million words and phrases in the dictionary, thanks to Ross Beresford's UKACD dictionary and a huge list of phrases from Ross Withey.
If you're a regular user of this site, you'll probably notice some changes over the next few weeks. Please let me know if anything stops working for you, or if you prefer anything the way it was. —Pete.
Update 3 (21 Sept): The site ought to be working for everyone now. If not, please let me know, and in the meantime, you can still get to the old version of the site if you need to. Also, anagram search now allows missing letters, and all the word boundary bugs should be fixed.
Still left to do:


Brainstorm Communication Expectations Worksheet - by Lara Hogan. Takeaway: a template for setting communication expectations between you and reports.
The Engineering Manager Workshop - by Aaron Suggs. Takeaway: A guide to setting up your own peer-to-peer manager coaching and support group, including step-by-step rules and tips.
How to Be a Manager - by Greg Skloot. Takeaway: a step-by-step guide, covering major facets of the role.
Lazylead - by Yurii Dubinka. Takeaway: An example how to avoid annoying/routine tasks related to the bug trackers/ticketing systems.
Manager Readme - by Oren Ellenbogen. Takeaway: “One of the hardest parts of becoming a great leader is developing self-awareness. Writing your Readme can be your outlet, then, share it with your team.”
Manual of Me - by Leapers.co. Takeaway: “Sort of like a user manual for a person, the Manual of Me is a handy guide for others to help them get the best from you at work.”
My Manager Toolkit - by John Cline. Takeaway: Includes an engineering work tracker (spreadsheet template), engagement surveys, 1:1 tools, vacation tracker, and reference to donut.ai’s onboarding product.
New Manager - by OfficeVibe. Takeaway: A nicely designed guide through the essentials of being a manager.
Readme - by KatieLo. Takeaway: An example of a manager Readme.
So You Want to Start a Tech Leaders Study Group - by Charity Majors. Takeaway: A how-to and checklist for forming a study group to level up in your leadership abilities with a similarly situated group.
Week in Review Leadership Comms - by Lara Hogan. Takeaway: “This Week in Review doc is aimed at teammates who want to gain more context, are frustrated with something that’s happening at the company, or crave some more predictability (one of humans’ core needs at work!).” Includes a template and example.
Why and How to Share Your Manager README (Plus Here’s Mine) - by Katie Womersley. Takeaway: “Defining what you value as a leader and what the shared expectations between you and your direct reports are achieves two things: 1) folks know who you are and what to expect from you, and 2) they’re much more able to give you feedback and hold you accountable. If they know what you believe and expect as manager, folks will feel more confident that any behaviour of yours that’s not aligned is likely unintended and something you’d be eager to hear about and fix.”
Your Professional Growth Questionnaire - by Rands. Takeaway: questions to ask yourself a few times a year about your current role and how you want to grow next.


Gecode::Int::Linear::SupportIter< Val > Class Template Reference
Inherited by Gecode::Int::Linear::NegSupportIter< Val >, and Gecode::Int::Linear::PosSupportIter< Val >.Detailed Description
template<class Val>
class Gecode::Int::Linear::SupportIter< Val >
Base-class for support-based iterator.
Definition at line 76 of file dom.icc.
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| void | init (int a, const IntView &x, Val l, Val u) |
| Initialize view. | |
| void | support (void) |
| Record value at current position as supported. | |
| ModEvent | tell (Space *home) |
| Tell back new variable domain according to support found. | |
| void | dispose (void) |
| Finalize memory for support set. | |
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| Integer coefficient for view. | |
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| Integer view. | |
| SupportSet | s |
| Set of support for values in x. | |
| int | c |
| Current value. | |
| unsigned int | p |
| Position of current value. | |
| Val | l |
| Lower bound information for value. | |
| Val | u |
| Upper bound information for value. |
Member Function Documentation
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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Summary and receipt - take the thing, you bought, away
User needs
People want the information presented in the summary page to be able to do something else.
People usually, rather than say what they are going to specifically do, say that they want to keep a copy of this information - take it away.
There are specific things people are going to do next, but there is also a general desire to keep a copy of this thing - 'for my records'. This is in part driven by the fact that they have to pay to get a copy of this information.
In paying for this information, and that the VAT can be claimed back, we have a receipt. People have desires/needs, around
- claim back / not pay the VAT (give it to their accountant to deal with)
- show proof of purchase / cost - e.g. to someone else - to 'bill them'
- if something goes wrong between paying and receiving the summary, be able to tell/show us what they were doing, to get a resolution - e.g. money back, a copy of the summary
- if people are not happy when they get the summary / or later on - a way to refer to their transaction/purchase
MVP
We've considered reaccess / longer access to the summary. We've considered emailing them a copy of the summary, and we've considered silently emailing the receipt to people.
Indiviuals can't claim VAT, and we think not all organisational users will bother with claiming 50p VAT back.
This service is focussed on citizens not organisations. As such viewing the receipt is a very low priority and gets in the way on the summary page - It's not what people have come for. If something goes wrong with the financial transaction, worldpay has already sent them an acknowledgement with a transaction id that we can trace to their purchase.
MVP = proto V21 - example - 20 Blanda Views, freehold
Assumptions and what to learn after deployment (team google doc)
Summary structure and markup for PDF(team google doc) (structure and markup for any document format) - accessible by design :)
Previous prototypes
If you want to keep the information for longer, or get a receipt, download or print. Some options from Proto V17:
- favoured option - freehold - heading, download & print links
- favoured option - leasehold - heading, download & print links
- alt 1 - freehold - Intro line and download button, print link
- alt 1 - leasehold - Intro line and download button, print link
- alt 2 - freehold - Intro line download or print link (no button, as no further step in journey)
- alt 2 - leasehold - Intro line download or print link (no button, as no further step in journey)
- alt 3 - freehold - Download button, print link
- alt 3 - leasehold - Download button, print link


Ealing Hospital, South Wing
Saturday, 21 February 2017, 12:50AM
Bed Number 1
Patient Name: Widya Salim
Ward/Room: 3
Nurse on Guard: Adriana Lee
Bed Status:
Good
Bed Sores:
Alert!
Bed Number 2
Patient Name: Widya Salim
Ward/Room: 3
Nurse on Guard: Adriana Lee
Bed Status:
Good
Bed Sores:
Alert!
Bed Number 3
Patient Name: Widya Salim
Ward/Room: 3
Nurse on Guard: Adriana Lee
Bed Status:
Good
Bed Sores:
Alert!
Bed Number 4
Patient Name: Widya Salim
Ward/Room: 3
Nurse on Guard: Adriana Lee
Bed Status:
Good
Bed Sores:
Alert!
Bed Number 5
Patient Name: Widya Salim
Ward/Room: 3
Nurse on Guard: Adriana Lee
Bed Status:
Good
Bed Sores:
Alert!
Bed Number 6
Patient Name: Widya Salim
Ward/Room: 3
Nurse on Guard: Adriana Lee
Bed Status:
Good
Bed Sores:
Alert!


{% extends "interface.html" %} {% block title %}Moxie{% endblock %} {% block content %}
This is Moxie. Moxie is a docker.io based Job supervisor and runner.


You can find documentation for the O Programming Language at o.readthedocs.org.
The GitHub repository is located at github.com/phase/o.
Current Version: {{ version }}
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These are some utilities that can be used when coding in O.


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Pregame creates amazing Spotify playlists from music festival line ups. Just search for a festival and then create a playlist by linking your Spotify account. The playlist will contain the top rated song from each of the artists in the festival line up.
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server module¶
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server.
Server
(model)[source]¶ Bases:
object
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get_clients_test_info
(clients=None)[source]¶ Returns the ids, hierarchies and num_test_samples for the given clients.
Returns info about self.selected_clients if clients=None;
Parameters: clients – list of Client objects.
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select_clients
(possible_clients, num_clients=20)[source]¶ Selects num_clients clients randomly from possible_clients.
- Note that within function, num_clients is set to
- min(num_clients, len(possible_clients)).
Parameters: - possible_clients – Clients from which the server can select.
- num_clients – Number of clients to select; default 20
Returns: list of (num_train_samples, num_test_samples)
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test_model
(clients_to_test=None)[source]¶ Tests self.model on given clients.
Tests model on self.selected_clients if clients_to_test=None.
Parameters: clients_to_test – list of Client objects.
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train_model
(num_epochs=1, batch_size=10, minibatch=None, clients=None)[source]¶ Trains self.model on given clients.
Trains model on self.selected_clients if clients=None; each client’s data is trained with the given number of epochs and batches.
Parameters: - clients – list of Client objects.
- num_epochs – Number of epochs to train.
- batch_size – Size of training batches.
- minibatch – fraction of client’s data to apply minibatch sgd, None to use FedAvg
Returns: - number of bytes written by each client to server
dictionary with client ids as keys and integer values.
- client computations: number of FLOPs computed by each client
dictionary with client ids as keys and integer values.
- bytes_read: number of bytes read by each client from server
dictionary with client ids as keys and integer values.
Return type: bytes_written
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SBOLDesigner is a simple, biologist-friendly CAD software tool for creating and manipulating the sequences of genetic constructs using the Synthetic Biology Open Language (SBOL) 2.2 data model. Throughout the design process, SBOL Visual symbols, a system of schematic glyphs, provide standardized visualizations of individual parts. SBOLDesigner completes a workflow for users of genetic design automation tools. It combines a simple user interface with the power of the SBOL standard and serves as a launchpad for more detailed designs involving simulations and experiments. Some features in SBOLDesigner are SynBioHub integration, local repositories, importing of parts/sequences from existing files, import and export of GenBank and FASTA files, extended role ontology support, the ability to partially open designs with multiple root ComponentDefinitions, backward compatibility with SBOL 1.1, and versioning.
You must have the Java JRE installed on your computer. If you do not, go here to download the latest version for your operating system.
Before beginning to use SBOL Designer, go to your preferences and change your name, email, and URI to something unique.
If you are new to SBOLDesigner, watch this tutorial video. It will demonstrate how to construct a basic toggle switch.
This is the main screen of SBOLDesigner. The top bar comprises of functions such as saving and exporting, while the bottom bar holds parts available for use.
Double click on a part to view its details and to import from a registry.
Here, you can filter and choose parts from either a local or online repository.
The current design is the design that open in the canvas, while the working document contains all of the designs saved to it.
After selecting a repository, you must enter your credentials and log in to be able to upload parts online.
Here, you can enter various information about your design before uploading it.
If you need additional help, you can watch this tutorial video on how to upload to SynBioHub.
SBOLDesigner allows you to export to other file formats such as GenBank or FASTA.
Here is a tutorial video on how to create combinatorial designs in SBOLDesigner.
This ACS Synthetic Biology Paper goes over SBOLDesigner's backend and use of SBOL 2.
This Bachleor's Thesis goes over SBOLDesigner's backend, SBOL Visual, and combinatorial design implementation.
This tool is currently being developed by Michael Zhang in the Myers research group at the University of Utah. SBOLDesigner started at the University of Washington in collaboration with Clark & Parsia by Michal Galdzicki, Bryan Bartley, Sean Sleight, Evren Sirin, and John Gennari. This website was developed by Eric Yu.
M. Zhang, J. McLaughlin, A. Wipat, and C. Myers, SBOLDesigner 2: An Intuitive Tool for Structural Genetic Design, in ACS Synthetic Biology 6(7): 1150-1160, July 21, 2017.
SBOLDesigner is released under the Apache 2.0 License.
For more information about the Apache license go to apache.org/licenses/.


/*/*/ Aftermath of Indiepocalypse
Background
Around 2016, people started to notice something. There were lots of indie games coming out, but much more than people could play. This is very much a product of the inevitable problem where you eventually have more products than you can sell. This leads to devaluation of the products as people begin to be doubtful of their quality.
This isn't new to commerce of course, there's always a time where people are making big money and when they aren't. It's just that the Indie scene is experiencing this for the first time and it's quite weird for them. This has led to a few groups becoming, of course, doubtful of the quality in Indie games. And they are not wrong, I exist for instance, and my games are for the most part, total garbage.
But what about everyone else? How did Indie games deal with this? Well, some dealt with it in an interesting, and perhaps great manner, and others have, uh, made the "indie" name less and less indie. Such is the nature of the scary Capitalism, a blessing and a curse wrapped in toilet paper scavanged from malls from during the rise of COVID-19.
The Changes
First off, marketing your game has never been so utterly competitive before. We pratically are munching eachother's skin off for the possibility of your eyeballs landing into a link for the game's Steam/Itch.io page. We put as many hashtags on the Twitter gif as possible to reach the most possible players possible. It's a lot of possibility and only the most eyecatching games can ever hope to gather the big attention.
It's how the people behind games like Slime Rancher describe it, and I don't think they're wrong. Spreading your game by word of mouth these days will at best land you someone playing the game. However I see most people constantly creating Twitter gifs where they show the game with all the stuff you can do like it's a commercial on the break of your saturday cartoon. You are still lucky to get someone looking at it and going "WOW. I WANT TO PLAY THAT.".
One other thing was that now some Indie games specifically tried to be memetic in nature. Such is how "Simulator" titles tended to become popular but unfortunately faded away in memory (which is a problem with Memes as a whole today.) and why you still today have lots of creators making a name for themselves with titles quickly made to gather success as Memes. It's not that it's bad but it still gives a rather strange title to the Indie scene. At least we try being experimental unlike big AAA money titles which rely on us feeling sad and bad for killing dogs. Right...?
The Ugly (WARNING: pretty freaking opinionated.)
Gotta spit the facts here, I kinda dislike how we easily gave onto these sorts of things. It's inevitable that we take onto a more money-focused approach with a wider audience, but indie titles were made mostly for our love for gaming and to experiment with things AAA would be scared of touching. You wouldn't ship a title on Sony about punching rocks with a tennis racket but you could do a game about that without needing funding, making decisions about what to use from the concept or not, etc etc. Just make it on your computer, grab some sounds from a free library, and call it "Tennis Rocket" or something.
But now we got idiots from publishers like tinyBuild who push the idea that Indie titles now must follow the same standards as AAA, turning interesting concepts into garbage, or Nicalis who had the audacity to grab control of Cave Story (you can play that game for free btw lol!)
Really it's asking to make ourselves docile and on the level of proto industry gamedevs who work day and night to deliver on unimaginative things and squeeze every concept out of any possibility for a spin on it.
The Great
With that out of the way, some games have not been that awful. I'd say we still have good indie stuff, and we also have publishers which are not total trash. New Blood for example publishes a lot of horror indie games and they rock. Hylics 2 has also proven a sequel just as if not more surreal looking and feeling than the first game. I still think the horror stuff in general can benefit from being more out there but the Haunted PS1 community is excelling well at this.
The more obscure depths of Itch.io have also provided many highly surreal titles which touch on things and worlds like you never seen. Just give it a search and find something you like.
A few of the more AAA-ish Indies have also been pretty good too lately. Enter the Gungeon in its final update has a modding community thirsty for putting wacky guns and gungeoneers in the game and generally it's pretty gravy. CROSSNIQ+ has proven the Y2K aesthetic makes for a great action puzzle game but I feel more exploration has to be done. Pikuniku is a short cartoonish platformer with big charm and love put on it. Baba is You redefines what a sokoban type game can do. We just got to keep doing more weird and awesome stuff instead of "game but something change1!1!!".
The Conclusive Conclusion
Support the people making the cool weird Indie stuff. Not to say we always need to go against the grain but at least do fun stuff and not give into the AAA mediocrity and stupidity. If it isn't fun, why bother?


A javascript library that handles integration of motion irrespective of framerate.
Open a terminal and navigate to the directory where you wish to clone this library's source code, then execute the following commands:
git clone https://www.github.com/addowhite/silk-motion.git
cd silk-motion
npm install
npm run build
There should now be a file called "silk-motion-min.js" in the "dist" folder. This is the file you copy and include in your project. There's also an example usage html file in the "examples" folder. Now that you've built the library, you can open this in your browser of choice (yes, even Microsoft Edge).
All library members are accessed via the global 'SM' object. e.g. SM.Time.deltaTime
If you call SM.Time.update()
at the start of each frame/iteration of your game/animation/visualisation you can then use the SM.Time.deltaTime
variable to get the number of milliseconds since the last iteration.
In the case that you have multiple update loops running at different rates you can use the SM.Clock
class. Create Clock
instance with var myClock=new SM.Clock()
, then calling myClock.tick()
will return the elapsed milliseconds since the last tick.
The SM.Motion
class is what actually handles the motion integration. Create an instance with var myMovement=new SM.Motion(posX, posY, velX, velY, accX, accY, jerkX, jerkY)
, all arguments are optional and will default to zero if omitted, null or undefined. These values can also be set with myMovement.acc.x=10
or myMovement.pos.y=20
etc.
You can then call myMovement.getFuture(milliseconds)
which does not modify the Motion
instance and instead returns a new Motion
representing the future state. This means that integrated, framerate-independant motion can be achieved simply by running the following code every frame:
SM.Time.update();
myMovement=myMovement.getFuture(SM.Time.deltaTime);


Bigg Boss 13: Shehnaaz Gill's Father Santokh Singh Sukh, ‘Salman Khan Supports My Daughter Because She’s An Entertainer’- EXCLUSIVE
by Neeki SinghAvid viewers of Bigg Boss 13 believe that Salman Khan is biased towards Shehnaaz Gill in the house and favours her a lot. So we spoke to her father Santokh Singh Sukh who had a slightly different viewpoint towards it
In each season of Bigg Boss, the audiences pick 1-2 contestants and call them as Salman Khan’s favourite on the basis of whom he supports amongst the inmates. This time, Shehnaaz Gill is being touted as Bhai ki favourite contestant whom he supports a lot in comparison to the rest.
The social media has been abuzz about how the star is biased towards Shehnaaz, however, her father doesn’t agree that Salman is purposely favouring his daughter.
Speaking exclusively to SpotboyE.com, Santokh Singh Sukh says, "Shehnaaz fans will definitely praise the fact that Salman likes her whereas the ones who are not her fans will call it as biased behaviour. Shehnaaz is very innocent and that has won Salman's heart. I remember when she walked on Bigg Boss 13 stage, no script was given to her. Her song was being played and she spontaneously broke into a dance which impressed him. And I think that's why he sides my daughter as she is extremely entertaining.”
Talking about Shehnaaz calling herself Punjab Ki Katrina, her father says, "When she was in school, she used to call herself as Katrina Kaif. She was very active in dance and drama on-stage since then and people used to say she looks like Katrina. So, she started saying ‘Main Punjab Ki Katrina Kaif Hoon’.”
Image Source:- pr/twitter/shehnaazgill_


below controls can be activated or deactivated for the player
they will not work when inside the vehicle at the moment.
for a detailed explaination of the controls see
https://aframe.io/docs/0.7.0/components/
and
https://github.com/donmccurdy/aframe-extras/tree/master/src/controls
Nöte: depending on the input devices you are using they might or might not work