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Psalm 109
For the chief musician. A psalm of David.
1 God whom I praise, do not be silent,
2 For the wicked and deceitful attack me;
they speak lies against me.
3 They surround me and say hateful things,
and they attack me without cause.
4 In return for my love they slander me,
but I pray for them.
5 They repay me evil for good,
and they hate my love.
6 Appoint a wicked man over such an enemy as these people;
appoint an accuser to stand at his right hand.
7 When he is judged, may he be found guilty;
may his prayer be considered sinful.
8 May his days be few;
may another take his office.
9 May his children be fatherless,
and may his wife be a widow.
10 May his children wander about and beg,
asking for handouts as they leave their ruined home.
11 May the creditor take all he owns;
may strangers plunder what he earns.
12 May no one extend any kindness to him;
may no one have pity on his fatherless children.
13 May his children be cut off;
may their name be blotted out in the next generation.
14 May his ancestors' sins be mentioned to Yahweh;
and may the sin of his mother not be forgotten.
15 May their guilt always be before Yahweh;
may Yahweh cut off their memory from the earth.
16 May Yahweh do this because this man never bothered to show any covenant faithfulness,
but instead harassed the oppressed, the needy,
and the disheartened to death.
17 He loved cursing; may it come back upon him.

Because your covenant faithfulness is good, save me.
22 For I am oppressed and needy,
and my heart is wounded within me.
23 I am fading away like the shadow of the evening;
I am shaken off like a locust.
24 My knees are weak from fasting;
I am turning to skin and bones.
25 I am disdained by my accusers;
when they see me, they shake their heads.
26 Help me, Yahweh my God;
save me by your covenant faithfulness.
27 May they know that this is your doing,
that you, Yahweh, have done this.
28 Though they curse me, please bless me;
when they attack, may they be put to shame,
but may your servant rejoice.
29 May my adversaries be clothed with shame;
may they wear their shame like a robe.
30 With my mouth I give great thanks to Yahweh;
I will praise him in the midst of a crowd.
31 For he will stand at the right hand of the one who is needy,
to save him from those who judge him.


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Schools in New Delhi shut until November 5 as air pollution severe
by ReutersNEW DELHI: Schools in the Indian capital will be shut until Nov 5, the city government said on Friday, as residents breathed the season’s worst air for a third straight day.
As farm fires from New Delhi’s neighboring states sent swathes of smoke into the capital, the city’s Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal ordered schools to be closed, the minister said in a tweet he posted in Hindi.
Earlier on Friday, a government-appointed environment panel declared Delhi’s air pollution a public health emergency, according to report by Reuters partner ANI that quoted a letter from the Environment Pollution Control Authority.
“This is a public health emergency as air pollution is now hazardous and will have adverse health impacts on all particularly the children,” ANI quoted the letter.
Government-monitored indices that track air pollution hit 500 in several parts of the capital, the maximum recorded by the government’s Central Pollution Control Board.
The index measures the levels of PM 2.5, tiny particulate matter that goes deep into the lungs.
Levels above 400 indicate severe conditions that put people with healthy lungs as well as those with respiratory illnesses at risk.
The government will also restrict the number of private vehicles in the city from next week under an “odd-even” scheme based on the number plates.


‘Laughed So Hard I Got My Period’: Netizens Slash ACLU Tweet on ‘Men Who Get Pregnant’
On Tuesday, 19 November, the world celebrated International Men’s Day and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), a nonprofit advocacy group, congratulated men in an unexpected way.
The ACLU has triggered argument online after its Tuesday tweets hashtagged “International Men’s Day” claiming that transgender and non-binary people should both be perceived as men.
ACLU's tweet claimed that there is more than “one way to be a man” and argued that “men who get their periods” along with those “who get pregnant and give birth” should be classified as men.
In a separate tweet under the hashtag #InternationalMensDay, the organisation again stated, this time using capital letters, that “TRANS MEN ARE MEN”.
Twitterians reacted in various ways to the organisation’s post. Some blamed the ACLU for promoting “cultural, ethical, moral, and scientific insanity”, while the majority laughed and joked about the not-so-obvious assertions.


I also was new creating a website in Github and had a lot of questions. I hope to cover the most common issues and steps so you can setup your own site!
You can always reach me via instagram or twitter.
For this site I have used Bootstrap and jQuery to help organize the info without worrying too much about styling.
If you are not part of Github yet, go and create an account here. You can get an account for free and fairly easy. Choose a username that is meaningful for you or your organization.
A repository is the space where you will store all the files needed for your website to work. It also provides version control using GIT. With Github pages, you also get the ability to share your site with the public quick and easy.
Once you have your account, it's time to create your first repository. Since we want to use this repository as a public site, we need to follow the next convention:
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Sunlight creeping through the window woke Nynaeve. For a moment she lay sprawled atop the striped coverlet. Elayne lay sleeping in the other bed. The early morning was already warm, and the night had not been much better, but that was not the reason Nynaeve’s shift was twisted and sweaty. Her dreams after discussing what she had seen with Elayne had not been good. In most she had been back in the Tower, being dragged before the Amyrlin, who was sometimes Elaida and sometimes Moghedien. In some Rand had been lying beside the Amyrlin’s writing table like a dog, collared and leashed and muzzled. The dreams about Egwene had been as bad in a way; boiled catfern and powdered mavinsleaf tasted just as bad in a dream as they did awake.
Making her way to the washstand, she cleansed her face, and scrubbed her teeth with salt and soda. The water was not hot, but it could not be called cool either. The sodden shift she stripped off, and dug a fresh one from one of the chests, along with a hairbrush and mirror. Peering at her own image, she regretted undoing her braid for comfort. It had not helped, and now her hair hung in a tangle to her waist. Sitting down on the chest, she laboriously worked the knots out, then began giving her hair its hundred strokes.
Three scratches ran down her neck and disappeared beneath her shift. They were not as red as they might have been, thanks to an ointment of heal-all taken from the Macura woman. She had told Elayne they came from brambles. Foolish—she suspected that Elayne knew it was not true, despite her tale of looking about the Tower grounds after Egwene left—but she had been too upset to think straight. She had snapped at the other woman several times, for no reason except that she was thinking about her unfair treatment by Melaine and Egwene. Not that it doesn’t do her good to be reminded she’s not the Daughter-Heir here. Still, it was none of the girl’s fault; she would have to make it up to her.
In the mirror she saw Elayne rise and begin washing. “I still think my plan is best,” the girl said, scrubbing her face. Her raven-dyed hair did not seem to have one snarl, despite her curls. “We could be in Tear much more quickly my way.”
Her plan was to abandon the coach once they reached the Eldar, at some small village where there would not likely be many Whitecloaks, and just as important, no eyes-and-ears for the Tower. There they were to take a riverboat down to Ebou Dar, where they could find a ship for Tear. That they had to go to Tear was no longer in doubt. Tar Valon they would avoid at all cost.
“How long before a boat stops where we are?” Nynaeve said patiently. She had thought this was all settled before they went to sleep. It had been, to her mind. “You yourself said that every boat might not stop. And how long do we wait in Ebou Dar before we find a ship for Tear?” Putting the brush down, she began remaking her braid.
“The villagers hang out a flag if they want a boat to put in, and most will. And there are always ships for anywhere in a seaport the size of Ebou Dar.”
As if the girl had ever been in a seaport of any size before leaving the Tower with Nynaeve. Elayne always thought that whatever she had not learned of the world as Daughter-Heir of Andor, she had learned in the Tower, even after plenty of proof to the contrary. And how dare she put on that forbearing tone with her! “We are not likely to find that gathering of Blues on a ship, Elayne.”
Her own plan was to stick with the coach, cross the rest of Amadicia, then Altara and Murandy, to Far Madding in the Hills of Kintara, and over the Plains of Maredo to Tear. It would certainly take longer, but aside from the chance of finding that gathering somehow, coaches very rarely sank. She could swim, but she was not comfortable with land completely out of sight.
Patting her face dry, Elayne changed her shift and came to help with doing the braid. Nynaeve was not fooled; she would hear about boats again. Her stomach did not like boats. Not that that had influenced her decision, of course. If she could bring Aes Sedai to Rand’s Aiel, it would be well worth the longer travel time.
“Have you recalled the name?” Elayne asked, weaving the strands of hair.
“At least I remembered there was a name. Light, give me time.” She was sure there had been a name. A town, it would have to be or a city. She could not have seen the name of a country and forgotten it. Drawing a long breath, she took a hold on her temper, and went on in a milder tone. “I will remember it, Elayne. Just give me time.”
Elayne made a noncommittal sound and continued braiding. After a bit, she said, “Was it really wise to send Birgitte looking for Moghedien?”
Nynaeve shot the young woman a sidelong frown, but it rolled off her like water off oiled silk. As a change of subject, this was not the one she would have chosen. “Better we find her than she finds us.”
“I suppose so. But what will we do when we find her?”
She had no answer for that. But it was better to be the hunter than the hunted, however roughly it went. The Black Ajah had taught her that.
The common room was not crowded when they went down, yet even at that early hour there was a sprinkling of pale cloaks among the patrons, mostly on older men, all with officers’ rank. No doubt they preferred to eat from the inn’s kitchens rather than what Whitecloak cooks dished up in the garrison. Nynaeve would almost rather have eaten on a tray again, but that little room was like a box. All of these men were intent on their food, the Whitecloaks no less than the others. Surely it was quite safe. Cooking smells filled the air; apparently these men wanted beef or mutton even first thing in the morning.
No sooner did Elayne’s foot leave the last step than Mistress Jharen bustled up to offer them, or “the Lady Morelin” rather, a private dining room. Nynaeve never shifted her eyes toward Elayne, but the other woman said, “I think we will eat here. I seldom have the opportunity to eat in a common room, and I quite enjoy it, really. Have one of your girls bring us something cooling. If the day is like this already, I fear I’ll swelter before we reach the next stop.”
It was a constant wonder to Nynaeve that that haughty manner never got them thrown bodily into the street. She had met enough lords and ladies by now to know that nearly all behaved in that fashion, but still. She would not have put up with it for a minute. The innkeeper, though, bobbed a curtsy, smiling and drywashing her hands, then showed them to a table near a window looking onto the street and scurried away to do Elayne’s bidding. Perhaps that was her way of getting back at the girl. They were off by themselves, well away from the men already at other tables, but anyone walking by could stare in at them, and if any of their food was hot—which she hoped it was not—they were as far from the kitchens as it was possible to be.
When it came, breakfast consisted of spicy muffins—wrapped in a white cloth and still warm, and pleasant even so—yellow pears, blue grapes that looked a bit wizened, and some sort of red things that the serving girl called strawberries, though they looked like no berry that Nynaeve had ever seen. They certainly did not taste anything like straw, especially with clotted cream spooned on top. Elayne claimed to have heard of them, but then she would. With a lightly spiced wine supposedly cooled in the springhouse—one sip told her that the spring was not very cool, if there was one—it made a refreshing morning meal.
The nearest man was three tables away, and he wore a dark blue woolen coat, a prosperous tradesman perhaps, but they did not talk. Plenty of time for that when they were on the road again, and could be sure that there was no danger of sharp ears. Nynaeve finished her food well before Elayne. The way the girl took her time quartering a pear, you would think they had all day to sit at table.
Suddenly Elayne’s eyes went wide with shock, and the short knife clattered to the table. Nynaeve’s head whipped around to find a man taking the bench on the other side of the table.
“I thought it was you, Elayne, but the hair put me off at first.”
Nynaeve stared at Galad, Elayne’s half-brother. Stared was the word, of course. Tall and steely slender, dark of hair and eye, he was the most handsome man she had ever seen. Handsome was not enough; he was gorgeous. She had seen women cluster around him in the Tower, even Aes Sedai, all of them smiling like fools. She wiped the smile from her own face. But she could do nothing about her racing heart, nor make herself breathe properly. She did not feel anything for him; it was just that he was beautiful. Take hold of yourself woman!
“What are you doing here?” She was pleased that she did not sound strangled. It was not fair for a man to look like that.
“And what are you doing wearing that?” Elayne’s voice was low, but it still held a snap.
Nynaeve blinked, and realized he wore a shirt of shining mail and a white cloak with two golden knots of rank beneath a flaring sun. She felt color rising in her cheeks. Staring at a man’s face so hard that she had not even seen what he was wearing! She wanted to hide her own face from humiliation.
He smiled, and Nynaeve had to take a deep breath. “I am here because I was one of the Children recalled from the north. And I am a Child of the Light because it seemed the right thing to do. Elayne, when you two and Egwene vanished, it did not take long for Gawyn and me to find out that you were not doing penance on a farm, whatever we were told. They had no right to involve you in their plots, Elayne. Any of you.”
“You seem to have attained rank very quickly,” Nynaeve said. Did the fool man not realize that talking of Aes Sedai plots here was a good way to get them both killed?
“Eamon Valda seemed to think my experience warranted it, wherever gained.” His shrug dismissed rank as unimportant. It was not modesty, precisely, but not pretense either. The finest swordsman among those who came to study with the Warders in the Tower, he had also stood high in the classes on strategy and tactics, but Nynaeve could not remember him boasting about his prowess, even in jest. Accomplishments meant nothing to him, perhaps because they came so easily.
“Does Mother know of this?” Elayne demanded, still in that quiet voice. Her scowl would have frightened a wild boar, though.
Galad shifted just a hair, uneasily. “There has been no good time to write her. But do not be so sure she will disapprove, Elayne. She is not so friendly with the north as she was. I hear a ban may be made law.”
“I sent her a letter, explaining.” Elayne’s glare had transformed to puzzlement. “She must understand. She trained in the Tower, too.”
“Keep your voice down,” he said, low and hard. “Remember where you are.” Elayne flushed a deep red, but whether in anger or embarrassment, Nynaeve could not say.
Abruptly she realized that he had been speaking as quietly as they, and carefully, too. He had not mentioned the Tower once, or Aes Sedai.
“Is Egwene with you?” he went on.
“No,” she replied, and he sighed deeply.
“I had hoped . . . Gawyn was nearly unhinged with worry when she disappeared. He cares for her, too. Will you tell me where she is?”
Nynaeve took note of that “too.”  Men were so strange they were hardly human sometimes.
“We will not,” Elayne said firmly, the crimson receding from her cheeks. “Is Gawyn here, too? I will not believe he has become a—” She had the wit to lower her voice further, but she still said, “A Whitecloak!”
“He remains in the north, Elayne.” Nynaeve supposed that he meant Tar Valon, but surely Gawyn had gone from there. Surely he could not support Elaida. “You cannot know what has happened there, Elayne,” he continued. “All the corruption and vileness in that place bubbled to the top, as it had to. The woman who sent you away has been deposed.” He looked around and dropped his voice to a momentary whisper, despite no one being close enough to overhear. “Stilled and executed.” Taking a deep breath, he made a disgusted sound.  Or for Egwene. I have not been long with the Children, but I am certain my captain will give me leave to escort my sister home. That is where you should be, with Mother. Tell me where Egwene is, and I will see that she is brought to Caemlyn, too. You will both be safe there.”
Nynaeve’s face felt numb. Stilled. And executed. Not an accidental death, or illness. That she had considered the possibility did not make the fact less shocking. Rand had to be the reason. If there had ever been any small hope that the Tower might not oppose him, it was gone. Elayne showed no expression at all, her eyes staring at the distance.
“I see my news shocks you,” he said in a low voice. “I do not know how deeply that woman meshed you in her plot, but you are free of her now. Let me see you safely to Caemlyn. No one need know you had any more contact with her than the other girls who went there to learn. Either of you.”
Nynaeve showed him her teeth, in what she hoped looked like a smile. It was nice to be included, finally. She could have smacked him. If only he were not so good-looking.
“I will think on it,” Elayne said slowly. “What you say makes sense, but you must give me time to think. I must think.”
Nynaeve stared at her. It made sense? The girl was blathering.
“I can give you a little time,” he said, “but I do not have much if I am to ask leave. We may be ordered—”
Suddenly there was a square-faced, black-haired Whitecloak clapping Galad on the shoulder and grinning widely. Older, he wore the same two knots of rank on his cloak. “Well, young Galad, you can’t keep all the pretty women for yourself. Every girl in town sighs when you walk by, and most of their mothers as well. Introduce me.”
Galad scraped back his bench to stand. “I . . . thought I knew them when they came downstairs, Trom. But whatever charm you think I possess, it does not work on this lady. She does not like me, and I think she will not like any friend of mine. If you practice the sword with me this afternoon, perhaps you can attract one or two.”
“Never with you around,” Trom grumped good-naturedly. “And I’d sooner let the farrier pound my head with his hammer than practice against you.” But he let Galad start him for the door with only a regretful look at the two women.
No sooner were they out of sight than Elayne stood. “Nana, I need you upstairs.” Mistress Jharen materialized at her side, inquiring if she had enjoyed her repast, and Elayne said, “I require my driver and footman immediately. Nana will settle the bill.” She was moving for the stairs before she finished speaking.
Nynaeve stared after her, then dug out her purse and paid the woman, making assurances that everything had been to her mistress’ liking and trying not to wince at the price. Once rid of the woman, she hurried upstairs. Elayne was stuffing their things into the chests any which way, including the sweaty shifts they had hung on the ends of the beds to dry.
“Elayne, what’s the matter?”
“We must leave immediately, Nynaeve. At once.” She did not look up until the last article was crammed in. “Right this minute, wherever he is, Galad is puzzling over something he may never have faced before. Two things that are right, but opposite. To his mind it is right to tie me to a packhorse if necessary and haul me to Mother, to salve her worries and save me from becoming Aes Sedai, whatever I want. And it is also right to turn us in, to the Whitecloaks or the army or both. That is the law in Amadicia, and Whitecloak law, too. Aes Sedai are outlawed here, and so is any woman who has ever trained in the Tower. Mother met Ailron once to sign a trade treaty, and they had to do it in Altara because Mother could not legally enter Amadicia. I embraced saidar the moment I saw him, and I won’t let it go until we are far from him.”
“Surely you exaggerate, Elayne. He is your brother.”
“He is not my brother!” Elayne drew a deep breath and let it out slowly. “We had the same father,” she said in a calmer voice, “but he is not my brother. I will not have him. Nynaeve, I’ve told you time and again, but you will not take it in. Galad does what is right. Always. He never lies. Did you hear what he said to that Trom fellow? He didn’t say he did not know who we are. Every word he said was the truth. He does what is right, no matter who is hurt by it, even himself. Or me. He used to tell on Gawyn and me for everything, and on himself, too. If he decides the wrong way, we will have Whitecloaks lying in ambush for us before we reach the edge of the village.”
 Surely Galad would not really . . . Elayne’s face was set, ready to fight.
Hesitantly, Nynaeve cracked the door.  “My Lady wants us?” Thom asked, with a touch of servility for anyone who might overhear.
Able to breathe again, not caring who was listening, she snatched the door the rest of the way open. “Get in here, you two!” She was growing tired of them looking at one another every time she spoke.
Before she had the door shut again, Elayne said, “Thom, we must leave right away.” The determined look had left her face, and anxiety filled her voice. “Galad is here. You must remember what a monster he was as a child. Well, he is no better grown, and he is a Whitecloak besides. He could—” The words seemed to catch in her throat. She stared at Thom, mouth working soundlessly, but no more wide-eyed than he stared at her.
He sat down heavily on one of the chests, never taking his eyes from Elayne’s. “I—” Clearing his throat roughly, he went on. “I thought I saw him, watching the inn. A Whitecloak. But he looked the man the boy would grow into. I suppose it shouldn’t be a surprise he grew into a Whitecloak at that.”
Nynaeve went to the window; Elayne and Thom hardly seemed to notice her passage between them. Traffic was beginning to pick up in the street, farmers and farm carts and villagers mingling with Whitecloaks and soldiers. Across the way, one Whitecloak was sitting on an upended barrel, that perfect face unmistakable.
“Did he—?” Elayne swallowed. “Did he recognize you?”
“No. Fifteen years changes a man more than it does a boy. Elayne, I thought you had forgotten.”
“I remembered in Tanchico, Thom.” With a wavering smile, Elayne reached out and tugged one of his long mustaches. Thom smiled back almost as unsteadily; he looked as if he was contemplating a leap from the window.
Juilin was scratching his head, and Nynaeve wished she had some idea what they were talking about, too, but there were more important matters at hand. “We still have to leave before he brings the entire garrison down on us. With him watching, it won’t be easy. I haven’t seen another patron who looks like they have a coach.”
“Ours is the only one in the stableyard,” Juilin said. Thom and Elayne were still staring at one another, plainly not hearing a word.
Driving off with the curtains down was no protection, then. Nynaeve was willing to bet that Galad had already learned exactly how they had come to Sienda. “Is there a back way from the stableyard?”
“A gate wide enough for one of us at a time,” Juilin said dryly. “And what’s on the other side is little more than an alley, anyway. There aren’t more than two or three streets in this village wide enough for the coach.” He studied that cylindrical hat, turning it in his hands. “I could get close enough to crack his head. If you were ready, you could drive off during the confusion. I could catch you up on the road.”
Nynaeve sniffed loudly. “How? Gallop after on Skulker? Even if you didn’t fall out of the saddle inside a mile, do you think you would even reach a horse if you attacked a Whitecloak in that street?” Galad was still there across the street, and Trom had joined him, the pair apparently chatting idly. She leaned over and yanked Thom’s nearest mustache. “Do you have anything to add? Any brilliant plans? Did all your listening to gossip yield anything that might help?”
He clapped a hand to his face and gave her an offended look. “Not unless you think there’s help in Ailron laying claim to some border villages in Altara. A strip the whole length of the border, from Salidar to So Eban to Mosra. Is there any help in that, Nynaeve? Is there? Try to pull a man’s mustache out of his face. Somebody ought to box your ears, for once.”
“What would Ailron want with a strip along the border, Thom?” Elayne asked. Perhaps she was interested—she seemed interested in every fool twist and turn of politics and diplomacy—or perhaps she was just trying to stop an argument. She used to try smoothing over things all the time, before she became wrapped up in flirting with Thom.
“It isn’t the King, child.” His voice softened, for her. “It’s Pedron Niall. Ailron does what he is told usually, though he and Niall make out that it isn’t so. Most of those villages have been empty since the Whitecloak War, what the Children call the Troubles. Niall was the general in the field then, and I doubt he’s ever given up wanting Altara. If he controls both banks of the Eldar, he can squeeze the river trade to Ebou Dar, and if he can crack Ebou Dar, the rest of Altara will trickle into his hands like grain flowing from a hole in a sack.”
“That is all very well,” Nynaeve said firmly before he or the girl could speak again. There had been something in what he had said that tickled her memory, but she could not say what or why. In any case, they had no time for lectures on relations between Amadicia and Altara, not with Galad and Trom watching the front of the inn. She said as much, adding, “What about you, Juilin? You consort with low types.” The thief-catcher always sought out the cutpurses and burglars and footpads in a town; he claimed they knew more of what was really going on than any official. “Are there smugglers we can bribe to sneak us out, or . . . or . . . You know the sort of thing we need, man.”
“I heard little. Thieves keep low in Amadicia, Nynaeve. First offense is branding, second is loss of your right hand, and third is hanging, whether it’s the King’s crown or a loaf of bread. There aren’t many thieves in a town this size, not who do it for a living”—he was contemptuous of amateur thieves—“and for the most part they only wanted to talk about two things. Whether the Prophet is really coming to Amadicia, the way rumor says he is, and whether the town fathers might relent and let that traveling menagerie put on a show. Sienda is too far from the borders for smugglers to—”
She cut him off with peremptory satisfaction. “That is it! The menagerie.” They all looked at her as if she had gone mad.
“Of course,” Thom said, much too mildly. “We can get Luca to bring the boar-horses back, and make off while they destroy some more of the town. I don’t know what you gave him, Nynaeve, but he threw a rock at us as we were driving off.”
For once Nynaeve forgave him his sarcasm, feeble as it was. And his lack of wit to see what she saw. “That’s as may be, Thom Merrilin, but Master Luca wants a patron, and Elayne and I are going to be his patrons. We still have to abandon the coach and team—” That smarted; she could have built a snug house in the Two Rivers for what they had cost. “—and sneak out that back way.” Tossing open the chest with the leaf-shaped hinges, she rooted through clothes and blankets and pots and everything that she had not wanted to leave behind with the wagon full of dyes—she had made sure that the men packed everything except the harness—until she came to the gilded caskets and the purses.  Buy some supplies and meet us on the road back to Luca’s camp.” Regretfully, she filled Thom’s hand with gold, not even bothering to count; there was no telling what things would cost, and she did not want him wasting time bargaining.
“That is a wonderful idea,” Elayne said, grinning. “Galad will be looking for two women, not a troupe of animals and jugglers. And he will never think we would head for Ghealdan.”
Nynaeve had not thought of that. She had intended making Luca head straight for Tear. A menagerie such as he had put together, with tumblers and jugglers in addition to animals, could earn its way almost anywhere, she was sure. But if Galad did come looking for them, or send someone, it would be to the east. And he might be smart enough to look even in a menagerie; men did show brains sometimes, usually when you least expected it. “That was the first thing I thought of, Elayne.” She ignored the sudden faint taste in her mouth, the acrid memory of boiled catfern and powdered mavinsleaf.
Thom and Juilin protested, of course. Not the idea as such, but they seemed to think that one of them remaining behind could protect her and Elayne against Galad and any number of Whitecloaks. They did not seem to realize that if it came to that, channeling would do more than the pair of them and ten more besides. They still seemed troubled, but she managed to push them both out with the stern injunction “And don’t you dare come back here. We will meet you on the road.”
“If it comes to channeling,” Elayne quietly said once the door was shut, “we will quickly find ourselves facing the whole Whitecloak garrison, and probably the army garrison as well. The Power doesn’t make us invincible. All it will take is two arrows.”
“We will worry about that when it comes,” Nynaeve told her. She hoped the men had not thought of that. If they had, likely one of them would lurk about, and probably rouse Galad’s suspicions if he was not careful. She was ready to accept their help when it was needed—Ronde Macura had taught her that, though having to be rescued like a kitten down a well still galled—but it would be when she thought it necessary, not they.
A quick trip downstairs found Mistress Jharen. Her lady had changed her mind; she did not think she could face the heat and dust of travel again so quickly; she intended to nap, and did not want to be disturbed until a late supper that she would send down for. Here was the coin for another night’s lodging. The innkeeper was very understanding of a noble lady’s delicacy, and how inconstant their desires. Nynaeve thought Mistress Jharen would be understanding of anything short of murder, so long as the reckoning was paid.
Leaving the plump woman, Nynaeve cornered one of the serving girls for a moment. A few silver pennies changed hands, and the girl darted off in her apron to find two of the deep bonnets that Nynaeve said looked so shady and cool; not the sort of thing her lady would wear, of course, but they would do nicely for her.
When she got back to the room, Elayne had the gilded caskets on a blanket with the dark polished box holding the recovered ter’angreal and the washleather purse that held the seal. The fat purses of coin lay beside Nynaeve’s scrip on the other bed. Folding the blanket, Elayne tied the bundle with some stout cord from one of their chests. Nynaeve had saved everything.
She regretted leaving it all behind now. It was not just the expense. Not only that; you never knew when something was going to come in handy. Take the two woolen dresses that Elayne had laid out on her bed. They were not fine enough for a lady, and too fine for a lady’s maid, but if they had left them in Mardecin as Elayne had wanted, they would be in a fine fix for clothing now.
Kneeling, Nynaeve rummaged in another chest. A few shifts, two more wool dresses for changes. The pair of cast-iron frying pans in a canvas bag were perfectly good, but too heavy, and the men would certainly not forget replacements for those. The sewing kit, in its neat bone-inlaid box; they would never think to buy so much as a pin. Her mind was only partly on her selections, though.
“You knew Thom before?” she asked in what she hoped was a casual tone. She watched Elayne from the corner of her eye while pretending to concentrate on rolling stockings.
The girl had begun pulling out clothes of her own, sighing over the silks before putting them aside. She froze with her hands deep in one of the chests, and she did not look at Nynaeve. “He was Court-bard in Caemlyn when I was little,” she said quietly.
“I see.” She did not see at all. How did a man go from a court-bard, entertaining royalty, the next thing to a noble, to a gleeman wandering from village to village?
“He was Mother’s lover after Father died.” Elayne had gone back to choosing, and she said it so matter-of-factly that Nynaeve gaped.
“Your mother’s—!”
The other woman still was not looking at her, though. “I did not remember him until Tanchico. I was very small. It was his mustaches, and standing close enough to look up at his face, and hearing him recite part of The Great Hunt of the Horn. He thought I’d forgotten again.” Her face colored slightly. “I—drank too much wine, and the next day I made out that I could not remember anything.”
Nynaeve could only shake her head. She remembered the night the girl had filled her fool self with wine. At least she had never done that again; her head the next morning had seemed an effective cure. Now she knew why the girl behaved as she did with Thom. She had seen the same back in the Two Rivers a few times. A girl just old enough to really think of herself as a woman. Who else would she measure herself against except her mother? And sometimes, who better to compete against, to prove that she was a woman? Usually it led to no more than trying to be better at everything from cooking to sewing, or maybe some harmless flirting with her father, but in the case of one widow, Nynaeve had seen the woman’s nearly grown daughter make a complete fool of herself trying to capture the man her mother intended to marry. The trouble was, Nynaeve had no idea what to do about this silliness in Elayne. Despite severe lectures and more from her and the Women’s Circle, Sari Ayellin had not settled down until her mother was married again and she herself had found a husband too.
“I suppose he must have been like a second father to you,” Nynaeve said carefully. She pretended to concentrate on her own packing. Thom had certainly been looking at the girl that way. It explained so much.
“I hardly think of him so.” Elayne appeared intent on deciding how many silk shifts to take, but her eyes saddened. “I cannot really remember my father; I was only a baby when he died. Gawyn says he spent all of his time with Galad. Lini tried to make the best of it, but I know he never came to see Gawyn or me in the nursery. He would have, I know, once we were old enough to teach things, like Galad. But he died.”
Nynaeve tried again. “At least Thom is fit for a man of his age. We’d be in a fine fix if he suffered from stiff joints. Old men often do.”
“He could still do backflips if not for his limp. And I don’t care if he does limp. He is intelligent and knowledgeable about the world. He is gentle, and yet I feel quite safe with him. I don’t think I should tell him that. He tries to protect me enough as it is.”
With a sigh, Nynaeve gave up. For now, at least. Thom might look on Elayne as a daughter, but if the girl kept this up he just might remember that she was not, and then Elayne would find herself in the pickling kettle. “Thom is very fond of you, Elayne.” Time to shift to some other subject. “Are you sure about Galad? Elayne? Are you sure Galad could turn us in, Elayne?” The other woman gave a start, wiping a small frown from her face.
“What? Galad? I’m certain, Nynaeve. And if we refuse to let him take us to Caemlyn, that will only make the decision for him.”
Muttering to herself, Nynaeve pulled a silk riding dress out of her chest. Sometimes she thought the Creator had only made men to cause trouble for women.


I grew up in a small ( 4,000 residents ) town right in the middle of Germany as the oldest of 3 kids.
We had a very traditional German family set up: My mom as the family manager looking after us kids
as well as our house and my dad as the bread-earner in a highly-paid job.
My dad taught us kids, that it is very important to have good education, work hard, get a good
and well paid job and create yourself a decent financial stability. Don’t spend everything you earn,
better save the money for later or invest it in long-term assets ( like education ). It has definitely
taught me, to be very careful with money and think about new purchases twice. ( Do I really need that? )
My mom was responsible for our upbringing and development. She is a superstar when it comes to organising
and can juggle several things at once ( life can be hard with 3 kids ) while always staying calm.
She taught us how to manage everyday life, like cooking, being clean and tidy, to behave well in public and a lot more.
She is diligent, incredibly caring and often works so much to the benefit of others that she forgets to care for herself.
I had a very good and protected childhood. Family was and still is the safest place I can imagine.
A lot of my core values evolved from what my parents taught me, others have been added or amended in recent years through experiences, and after I have moved to New Zealand to live with my partner.
I have defined these main core values for myself:
- Family & Love: My family is my biggest blessing in life. They have given me a solid foundation by providing me with love, care, life lessons, values, independence and so many of the qualities that have made me the person I am today. Depths matters more than breadth. I prefer building intimate and deep relationships with a few people rather than many and spend more time with them. Family and good friends have my highest priority.
- Health: This is one of my newer but important core values. It has been added a few years ago after I was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease.  Everything around me suddenly became secondary. The one and only thing I wanted, was to feel ‘normal’ and healthy. I have learned the hard way about how important it is to treat your body and mind well.
- Stability & Structure: At times life can become very chaotic because things are changing all the time beyond our control. I try to create a stable backbone that helps me to get through these times more easily: a financially secure position, cultivating stable relationships to friends and family, establishing routines, trying to make smart decisions.
- Curiosity: It’s fun to know things and life is fascinating. I acknowledge and try to understand things.
- Joyfulness: Life is short. I try to do things that bring joy and try to limit doing things I hate. It is important to also enjoy the small things in life.
- Diligence: I work hard to finish a job and try do do it well. I aim to always try my best, be eager to learn, be persevere and push through obstacles. I plan ahead if necessary.
- Calmness: I aim to stay calm in any situation. I can’t control everything around me and I can’t control the reaction of other people. I try to respond with peace and calmness. Anger does not help!
- Consistency: I develop routines and form habits that become my second nature. I try to create processes and frameworks that are consistent in producing meaningful results.
I believe that my greatest strengths that will help me through my learning and career development are my patience, my eagerness and commitment to learn new things and my self-discipline to push through tough times without giving up. If there is an obstacle and my intellectual skills can’t solve the problem, my discipline will jump in and help me push through it. Past work mates often valued my helpfulness, reliability, calmness and humour ( I am mainly a sarcastic person, though. ).
I may certainly struggle at times with my self-doubt and my inner voice telling me that I am not good or smart enough. I tend to set myself high standards which are sometimes too hard to achieve and this leads to frustration. Receiving bad feedback often enhances my feeling of self-doubt and not being good enough and sometimes makes me feel more insecure. I am also not a very creative and engaging writer. But I am very open to learn and practice any techniques that can help me shake off my self-doubt and become a better writer.
I have not had many experiences so far working as part of a team on the same project. In the last 6 years I worked as an Account Manager and have been in teams where everyone worked on their own tasks. However, 2 years ago we did a team building activity and went to the ‘Escape Room’ in Wellington with our work team of 12 people. Some of us had been in an escape room before, but with a smaller group of people. So, without any preparation beforehand, we all went into this room and it went totally wrong! Everyone was running around and did their own thing. No communication with each other. Some people ( including myself ) got completely lost about what was going on, gave up and just watched the others who chaotically tried to solve the puzzles and escape from the room. We didn’t use any strategies at all and this is why we failed to get out of the room in time. The strategies I would try to use next time is to sit together in the team before a project starts and to talk about the upcoming problem. I think it also helps, if everyone has a set role/job within a team and knows what he/she is supposed to do. In my escape room example, I think it would have helped to nominate people for different roles: e.g. a leader, the seekers, the information gatherer, the communicator etc.


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001 /* 002 * Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more 003 * contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with 004 * this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership. 005 * The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0 006 * (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with 007 * the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at 008 * 009 * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 010 * 011 * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software 012 * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, 013 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. 014 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and 015 * limitations under the License. 016 */ 017 package org.apache.commons.scxml.invoke; 018 019 import java.util.Map; 020 021 import org.apache.commons.scxml.SCInstance; 022 import org.apache.commons.scxml.TriggerEvent; 023 024 /** 025 *
The Invoker interface is used to define the possible interactions 026 * between the parent state machine (executor) and the types of invocable 027 * activities.
 028 * 029 *
Invocable activities must first register an Invoker implementation class 030 * for the appropriate "targettype" (attribute of <invoke>) with the 031 * parent SCXMLExecutor.
 032 * 033 *
The communication link between the parent state machine executor and 034 * the invoked activity is a bi-directional events pipe.
 035 * 036 *
All events triggered on the parent state machine get forwarded to the 037 * invoked activity. The processing semantics for these events depend 038 * upon the "targettype", and thereby vary per concrete implementation of 039 * this interface.
 040 * 041 *
The invoked activity in turn must fire a special "done" event 042 * when it concludes. It may fire additional events before the "done" 043 * event. The semantics of any additional events depend upon the 044 * "targettype". The invoked activity must not fire any events after the 045 * "done" event. The name of the special "done" event must be 046 * the ID of the parent state wherein the corresponding <invoke> 047 * resides, with the String ".invoke.done" appended.
 048 * 049 *
The Invoker "lifecycle" is outlined below: 050 *
 051 *
Instantiation via {@link Class#newInstance()} 052 * (Invoker implementation requires accessible constructor).
 053 *
Configuration (setters for parent state ID and 054 * {@link SCInstance}).
 055 *
Initiation of invoked activity via invoke() method, passing 056 * the source URI and the map of params.
 057 *
Zero or more bi-directional event triggering.
 058 *
Either completion or cancellation.
 059 *
 060 *
 061 * 062 *
Note: The semantics of <invoke> are necessarily 063 * asynchronous, tending towards long(er) running interactions with external 064 * processes. Implementations must not communicate with the parent state 065 * machine executor in a synchronous manner. For synchronous 066 * communication semantics, use <event> or custom actions instead.
 067 */ 068 public interface Invoker { 069 070 /** 071 * Set the state ID of the owning state for the <invoke>. 072 * Implementations must use this ID for constructing the event name for 073 * the special "done" event (and optionally, for other event names 074 * as well). 075 * 076 * @param parentStateId The ID of the parent state. 077 */ 078 void setParentStateId(String parentStateId); 079 080 /** 081 * Set the "context" of the parent state machine, which provides the 082 * channel. 083 * 084 * @param scInstance The "context" of the parent state machine. 085 */ 086 void setSCInstance(SCInstance scInstance); 087 088 /** 089 * Begin this invocation. 090 * 091 * @param source The source URI of the activity being invoked. 092 * @param params The <param> values 093 * @throws InvokerException In case there is a fatal problem with 094 * invoking the source. 095 */ 096 void invoke(String source, Map params) 097 throws InvokerException; 098 099 /** 100 * Forwards the events triggered on the parent state machine 101 * on to the invoked activity. 102 * 103 * @param evts 104 * an array of external events which triggered during the last 105 * time quantum 106 * 107 * @throws InvokerException In case there is a fatal problem with 108 * processing the events forwarded by the 109 * parent state machine. 110 */ 111 void parentEvents(TriggerEvent[] evts) 112 throws InvokerException; 113 114 /** 115 * Cancel this invocation. 116 * 117 * @throws InvokerException In case there is a fatal problem with 118 * canceling this invoke. 119 */ 120 void cancel() 121 throws InvokerException; 122 123 } 124


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The value or values which should be passed to the callback function on invocation.
the amount of variation from the given time.
Loop value
When the note is scheduled to start.
When the note is scheduled to start.
The playback speed of the note. A speed of 1 is no change.
private holder of probability value
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The context belonging to the node.
Set this debug flag to log all events that happen in this class.
If mute is true, the callback won't be invoked.
The value which is passed to the callback function.
The version number semver
The number of seconds of 1 processing block (128 samples)
Indicates if the instance was disposed. 'Disposing' an instance means that all of the Web Audio nodes that were created for the instance are disconnected and freed for garbage collection.
If set to true, will apply small random variation to the callback time. If the value is given as a time, it will randomize by that amount.
If set to true, will apply small random variation to the callback time. If the value is given as a time, it will randomize by that amount.
If the note should loop or not between ToneEvent.loopStart and ToneEvent.loopEnd. If set to true, the event will loop indefinitely, if set to a number greater than 1 it will play a specific number of times, if set to false, 0 or 1, the part will only play once.
If the note should loop or not between ToneEvent.loopStart and ToneEvent.loopEnd. If set to true, the event will loop indefinitely, if set to a number greater than 1 it will play a specific number of times, if set to false, 0 or 1, the part will only play once.
The loopEnd point is the time the event will loop if ToneEvent.loop is true.
The loopEnd point is the time the event will loop if ToneEvent.loop is true.
The time when the loop should start.
The time when the loop should start.
The playback rate of the note. Defaults to 1.
The playback rate of the note. Defaults to 1.
The probability of the notes being triggered.
The probability of the notes being triggered.
The current progress of the loop interval. Returns 0 if the event is not started yet or it is not set to loop.
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The start from the scheduled start time.
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Returns the playback state of the note, either "started" or "stopped".
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Reschedule all of the events along the timeline with the updated values.
Only reschedules events after the given time.
The callback function invoker. Also checks if the Event is done playing
The time of the event in seconds
Assert that the statement is true, otherwise invoke the error.
The message which is passed into an Error
Cancel all scheduled events greater than or equal to the given time
The time after which events will be cancel.
Get the object's attributes.
Return the current time of the Context clock without any lookAhead.
Prints the outputs to the console log for debugging purposes.
Prints the contents only if either the object has a property
called debug
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Return the current time of the Context clock plus the lookAhead.
Set multiple properties at once with an object.
Start the note at the given time.
When the event should start.
Stop the Event at the given time.
When the event should stop.
Convert the class to a string
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ToneEvent abstracts away this.context.transport.schedule and provides a schedulable callback for a single or repeatable events along the timeline.
import { PolySynth, Sequence, ToneEvent, Transport } from "tone";
const synth = new PolySynth().toDestination(); const chordEvent = new ToneEvent(((time, chord) => { // the chord as well as the exact time of the event // are passed in as arguments to the callback function synth.triggerAttackRelease(chord, 0.5, time); }), ["D4", "E4", "F4"]); // start the chord at the beginning of the transport timeline chordEvent.start(); // loop it every measure for 8 measures chordEvent.loop = 8; chordEvent.loopEnd = "1m";


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Goodrich Petroleum: Deferred Completions Push Production Growth Into 2020
by Elephant AnalyticsSummary
- Goodrich reduced its 2019 production expectations by 10,000 Mcfe per day.
- Its well-level results remain consistently strong, but it has deferred some completions into 2020 due to weak natural gas prices.
- Goodrich appears capable of generating some positive cash flow in 2020 along with production growth at $2.43 natural gas.
- Longer-term, higher natural gas prices would likely be necessary for it to generate both growth and positive cash flow.
Goodrich Petroleum (GDP) continues to deliver consistently strong well-level results, although due to low gas prices its production growth in the second half of 2019 and 2020 may end up lower than originally anticipated. It has deferred completions into 2020 which should help 2020 production growth, but still could use stronger natural gas prices.
Well-Level Results
Goodrich's most recently completed well was its Harris 14&23 No. 2 well in Thorn Lake. This 9,400' lateral well had initial average 24-hour production of 26,000 Mcfe per day. This is a bit lower than Goodrich's older wells with that lateral length, but with Goodrich's more conservative choke management strategy, newer wells are tending to have lower initial production and flatter decline curves.
Source: Goodrich Petroleum
Overall, Goodrich's wells are tracking well versus the 2.5 Bcf per 1,000' foot lateral type curve. This enhances the confidence in the company's production estimates.
Source: Goodrich Petroleum
Deferred Production Growth
While Goodrich's well-level results have been consistently good, its 2019 production target was reduced from around 140,000 Mcfe per day to 130,000 Mcfe per day.
This was due to Goodrich (as well as the operator of several non-operated wells) deferring the completion of four gross (1.75 net wells) due to low gas prices. The 2020 strip was around $2.35 at one point (although it has since rebounded slightly). This will leave Goodrich with five gross (2.5 net) DUCs, helping boost 2020 production growth as those DUCs are expected to be fracked in Q1 2020.
The deferred completions are expected to lower Q4 2019 production by 14,000 Mcfe per day versus Goodrich's prior expectations, and it now believes that production will end up around 140,000 to 145,000 Mcfe per day during the quarter. Overall, Goodrich now expects to complete 2.1 fewer net wells in 2019 than previously expected.
Goodrich's Q3 2019 production also ended up lower than expected at 136,000 Mcfe per day, as 1.1 fewer net wells were completed in the quarter than originally anticipated. In addition, Goodrich's Q3 2019 production was affected by 2,200 Mcfe per day in third-party pipeline maintenance and shut-ins due to offset fracs of 1,900 Mcfe per day.
Source: Goodrich Petroleum
2020 Outlook
With the benefit of the DUCs, Goodrich may be able to average 145,000 Mcfe per day in 2020 production with $65 million in capital expenditures. At $2.43 Henry Hub natural gas in 2020, Goodrich is projected to end up with $129 million in revenues after hedges. This assumes that it realizes around $0.20 below Henry Hub. Its differentials have been variable, but have tended to be a bit wider than before as it expects to realize $0.20 to $0.30 below Henry Hub for 2019 now, compared to initial expectations for a $0.12 to $0.15 differential.
| Type | Barrels/Mcf | Realized $ Per Barrel/Mcf | Revenue ($ Million) |
| Oil (Barrels) | 140,000 | $56.00 | $8 |
| Natural Gas [MCF] | 52,085,000 | $2.23 | $116 |
| Hedge Value | $5 | ||
| Total | $129 |
With a $65 million capex budget, Goodrich would have $123 million in cash expenditures in 2020, giving it around $6 million in positive cash flow in 2020.
| $ Million | |
| Lease Operating Expense | $12 |
| Production and Other Taxes | $4 |
| Transportation and Processing | $22 |
| Cash G&A | $15 |
| Cash Interest | $5 |
| CapEx | $65 |
| Total Expenses | $123 |
Goodrich's debt level is still pretty good despite weak natural gas prices, with its debt expected to be approximately 1.3x unhedged 2020 EBITDAX. Goodrich's valuation has come down to around 3.0x unhedged 2020 EBITDAX at $2.43 natural gas, so I'd consider that a reasonable value.
Conclusion
Goodrich appears to be in decent shape at current natural gas prices, although to be able to generate a substantial amount of production growth and/or positive cash flow it does need higher natural gas prices.
Goodrich's share price probably isn't going to move much at $2.40 to $2.45 natural gas. An improvement to $2.75 natural gas would put Goodrich's value at close to $13 with a similar 3.0x multiple though.
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[gecode-users] Debugging branching
Malcolm Ryan
malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au
Wed Jan 21 07:21:59 CET 2009
I've written a custom branching and I am trying to write some unit
tests to make sure it is working properly. As such, I am doing the
branching and propagation process step-by-step, but there is something
wrong with my code. I have:
ConcretePlanSpace *space = new ConcretePlanSpace(graph, 1, 10);
ConcretePlanBranching *branching = new (space)
ConcretePlanBranching(space);
assert(space->status() == SS_BRANCH);
const BranchingDesc* desc = space->description();
space->commit(desc, 0);
assert(space->status() == SS_BRANCH);
That much of the code works fine, but I want to create a clone of the
space to test out different alternatives:
Space* copy = space->clone(false);
desc = copy->description();
copy->commit(desc, 0);
When it gets to commit() the code fails. GDB shows:
Program received signal EXC_BAD_ACCESS, Could not access memory.
Reason: KERN_PROTECTION_FAILURE at address: 0x0000000b
0x001d1e0b in Gecode::Space::commit (this=0xf17460, d=0x7, a=0) at
gecode/kernel/core.cc:330
330 while ((b_commit != Branching::cast(&a_actors)) &&
Any ideas what I am doing wrong?
Thanks,
Malcolm
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This environment is part of the gamma environments. Please read that page first for general information.
| Actions | Agents | Manual Control | Action Shape | Action Values | Observation Shape | Observation Values | Num States |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Continuous | 7 (+/-) | Yes | (3,) or (2,) | [-1, 1] | (150, 150, 3) or (154, 154, 3) | (0, 255) | ? |
from pettingzoo.gamma import prospector_v0
agents= ["prospector_0, "prospector_1", "prospector_2", "prospector_3", "banker_0", "banker_1", "banker_2"]
AEC diagram
This game is inspired by gold panning in the American “wild west” movies. There’s a blue river at the bottom of the screen, which contains gold. 4 “prospector” agents can move and touch the river and pan from it, and get a gold nugget (visibly held by them). Prospectors can only hold one nugget at a time, and nuggets stay in the same position relative to the prospector’s orientation.
Prospector agents take a 3-element vector of continuous values between -1 and 1, inclusive.
The action space is (y, x, r)
, where y
is used for forward/backward movement,
x
is used for left/right movement, and r
is used for clockwise/counter-clockwise rotation.
There are a handful of bank chests at the top of the screen. The prospector agents can hand their held gold nugget to the 3 “banker” agents, to get a reward. The banker agents can’t rotate, and the prospector agents must give the nuggets (which are held in the same position relative to the prospector’s position and rotation) to the front of the bankers (within a plus or minus 45 degree tolerance). The bankers then get the gold, and can deposit it into the chests to recieve a reward.
Bankers take a 2-element vector of continuous values between -1 and 1, inclusive.
The action space is (y, x)
, where
y
is used for forward/backward movement and x
is used for left/right movement.
The observation space size for prospectors
is (150, 150, 3)
and the size for
bankers is slightly bigger at
(154, 154, 3)
. The diameter of both
prospector and banker agents is 30 pixels, so
the observation space sizes are about 5 times larger
than the diameter of each agent. There are fewer
bankers, so they’re given a slightly
larger observation space to give them more
information on their surroundings.
Rewards:
Rewards are issued for a prospector retrieving a nugget, a prospector handing a nugget off to a banker, a banker receiving a nugget from a prospector, and a banker depositing the gold into a bank. There is an individual reward, a group reward (for agents of the same type), and an other-group reward (for agents of the other type).
By default, if a prospector retrives a nugget from the water, then that prospector receives a reward of 0.8, other prospectors will receive a reward of 0.1 and all bankers receive a reward of 0.1.
By default, if a prospector hands off a gold nugget to a banker (so the banker receives a gold nugget from a prospector), there are two rewards that are processed: the handing-off prospector gets 0.8, the other prospectors get 0.1, and all of the bankers get 0.1. Similarly, the banker receiving the gold nugget gets 0.8, the other bankers get 0.1, and all of the prospectors get 0.1.
Finally, by default when a banker deposits gold in the bank, that banker receives a reward of 0.8, the other bankers receive rewards of 0.1, and all of the prospectors receive 0.1.
Manual Control:
"prospector_0"
is the first sprite you control. Use the left and
right arrow keys to switch between the agents.
Move prospectors using the ‘WASD’ keys for forward/left/backward/right movement. Rotate using ‘QE’ for counter-clockwise/clockwise rotation.
Move the bankers using the ‘WASD’ keys for forward/left/backward/right movement.
The game lasts for 900 frames by default.
Arguments:
prospector_v0.env(ind_reward=0.8, group_reward=0.1, other_group_reward=0.1,
prospec_find_gold_reward=1, prospec_handoff_gold_reward=1, banker_receive_gold_reward=1,
banker_deposit_gold_reward=1, max_frames=900, seed=None)
About arguments:
ind_reward
: The reward multiplier for a single agent completing an objective.
group_reward
: The reward multiplier that agents of the same type
as the scoring agent will earn.
other_group_reward
: The reward multiplier that agents of the other type
as the scoring agent will earn. If the scoring agent is a prospector,
then this is the reward that the bankers get, and vice versa.
Constraint: ind_reward + group_reward + other_group_reward == 1.0
prospec_find_gold_reward
: The reward for a prospector
retrieving gold from the water at the bottom of the screen.
prospec_handoff_gold_reward
: The reward for a prospector
handing off gold to a banker.
banker_receive_gold_reward
: The reward for a banker receiving
gold from a prospector.
banker_deposit_gold_reward
: The reward for a banker depositing
gold into a bank.
max_frames
: The number of frames the game should run for.
seed
: Non-negative integer or None, sets the seed for the random
number generator. This generator is used to determine
agent starting locations.
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!pip3 install darkskylib
!pip3 install vayu
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[ ]:
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
from darksky import forecast
import datetime as dt
Calander Plot Function¶
[ ]:
from vayu import calendarPlot
With Open AQ Data¶
Downlaod data for IGI Airport T3, Delhi, India for a paricular year (using this only last 90 days data can fetched). See https://openaq.org/#/location/IGI%20Airport%20(T3)%2C%20Delhi%20-%20IMD?_k=y096un
[ ]:
start_date = "2020-03-15"
end_date = "2020-05-08"
pollutant = "pm25"
url = "https://api.openaq.org/v1/measurements?format=csv&location=IGI%20Airport%20%28T3%29%2C%20Delhi%20-%20IMD&date_from="+start_date+"T18%3A30%3A00.000Z&date_to="+end_date+"T18%3A30%3A00.000Z¶meter%5B0%5D=pm25¶meter%5B1%5D=pm10¶meter%5B2%5D=o3¶meter%5B3%5D=no2¶meter%5B4%5D=co¶meter%5B5%5D=bc¶meter%5B6%5D=so2"
[7]:
!wget -O pollutants.csv "{url}"
--2020-05-08 14:37:19-- https://api.openaq.org/v1/measurements?format=csv&location=IGI%20Airport%20%28T3%29%2C%20Delhi%20-%20IMD&date_from=2020-03-15T18%3A30%3A00.000Z&date_to=2020-05-08T18%3A30%3A00.000Z¶meter%5B0%5D=pm25¶meter%5B1%5D=pm10¶meter%5B2%5D=o3¶meter%5B3%5D=no2¶meter%5B4%5D=co¶meter%5B5%5D=bc¶meter%5B6%5D=so2
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Connecting to api.openaq.org (api.openaq.org)|<IP_ADDRESS>|:443... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 3297873 (3.1M) [text/csv]
Saving to: ‘pollutants.csv’
pollutants.csv 100%[===================>] 3.14M 2.95MB/s in 1.1s
2020-05-08 14:37:22 (2.95 MB/s) - ‘pollutants.csv’ saved [3297873/3297873]
Change the date range for the year
[8]:
df = pd.read_csv('pollutants.csv')
df = df[df.parameter== pollutant]
df = df.rename(columns={"value": pollutant})
df['date']= pd.to_datetime(df['local'])
df = df.groupby([df['date'].dt.date]).mean()
### change the range ###
idx = pd.date_range('2019-01-01' , '2019-12-31')
df = df.reindex(idx, fill_value=np.nan)
df = df.reset_index()
df = df.rename(columns={"index": "date"})
df
[8]:
| date | pm25 | latitude | longitude | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 2019-01-01 | NaN | NaN | NaN |
| 1 | 2019-01-02 | NaN | NaN | NaN |
| 2 | 2019-01-03 | NaN | NaN | NaN |
| 3 | 2019-01-04 | NaN | NaN | NaN |
| 4 | 2019-01-05 | NaN | NaN | NaN |
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |
| 360 | 2019-12-27 | NaN | NaN | NaN |
| 361 | 2019-12-28 | NaN | NaN | NaN |
| 362 | 2019-12-29 | NaN | NaN | NaN |
| 363 | 2019-12-30 | NaN | NaN | NaN |
| 364 | 2019-12-31 | NaN | NaN | NaN |
365 rows × 4 columns
With Berkley Earth data¶
[9]:
!wget http://berkeleyearth.lbl.gov/air-quality/maps/cities/India/Delhi/Delhi.txt
df = pd.read_csv("Delhi.txt", delimiter='\t', comment="%",header = None)
df.columns=[
"Year", "Month", "Day", "UTC Hour",
"pm25", "pm10", "Retrospective"
]
df['date'] = pd.to_datetime(df[['Year','Month','Day']])
df = df.groupby([df['date'].dt.date]).mean()
### change the date range ###
idx = pd.date_range('2019-01-01' , '2019-12-31')
df = df.reindex(idx, fill_value=np.nan)
df = df.reset_index()
df = df.rename(columns={"index": "date"})
df
--2020-05-08 14:37:24-- http://berkeleyearth.lbl.gov/air-quality/maps/cities/India/Delhi/Delhi.txt
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| date | Year | Month | Day | UTC Hour | pm25 | pm10 | Retrospective | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 2019-01-01 | 2019.0 | 1.0 | 1.0 | 11.500000 | 241.550833 | 0.0 | 0.0 |
| 1 | 2019-01-02 | 2019.0 | 1.0 | 2.0 | 11.500000 | 303.945833 | 0.0 | 0.0 |
| 2 | 2019-01-03 | 2019.0 | 1.0 | 3.0 | 11.500000 | 278.686667 | 0.0 | 0.0 |
| 3 | 2019-01-04 | 2019.0 | 1.0 | 4.0 | 11.565217 | 240.369130 | 0.0 | 0.0 |
| 4 | 2019-01-05 | 2019.0 | 1.0 | 5.0 | 11.500000 | 220.882500 | 0.0 | 0.0 |
| ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |
| 360 | 2019-12-27 | 2019.0 | 12.0 | 27.0 | 8.000000 | 201.344118 | 0.0 | 0.0 |
| 361 | 2019-12-28 | NaN | NaN | NaN | NaN | NaN | NaN | NaN |
| 362 | 2019-12-29 | 2019.0 | 12.0 | 29.0 | 19.500000 | 320.176250 | 0.0 | 0.0 |
| 363 | 2019-12-30 | 2019.0 | 12.0 | 30.0 | 11.500000 | 243.880833 | 0.0 | 0.0 |
| 364 | 2019-12-31 | 2019.0 | 12.0 | 31.0 | 11.500000 | 246.003333 | 0.0 | 0.0 |
365 rows × 8 columns
Adding wind speed and wind direction to the data frame¶
Go to https://darksky.net/dev and generate your API key to fetch wind data.
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API_key = 'blahblahblahblah'
latitude = 28.554462433
longitude = 77.087898254
location = API_key, latitude, longitude
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### change the date ###
date1 = dt.datetime(2019, 1, 1)
date2 = dt.datetime(2019, 12, 31)
def daterange(d1, d2):
return (d1 + dt.timedelta(days=i) for i in range((d2 - d1).days + 1))
for ((index,row), d) in zip(df.iterrows(), daterange(date1, date2)):
data = forecast(*location, time = d.isoformat())
df.loc[index, 'wd'] = data['daily']['data'][0]['windBearing']
df.loc[index, 'ws'] = data['daily']['data'][0]['windSpeed']
df.head()
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
HTTPError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-14-3a90f37bd90e> in <module>()
6
7 for ((index,row), d) in zip(df.iterrows(), daterange(date1, date2)):
----> 8 data = forecast(*location, time = d.isoformat())
9 df.loc[index, 'wd'] = data['daily']['data'][0]['windBearing']
10 df.loc[index, 'ws'] = data['daily']['data'][0]['windSpeed']
/usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/darksky/__init__.py in forecast(key, latitude, longitude, time, timeout, **queries)
5
6 def forecast(key, latitude, longitude, time=None, timeout=None, **queries):
----> 7 return Forecast(key, latitude, longitude, time, timeout, **queries)
/usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/darksky/forecast.py in __init__(self, key, latitude, longitude, time, timeout, **queries)
15 def __init__(self, key, latitude, longitude, time=None, timeout=None, **queries):
16 self._parameters = dict(key=key, latitude=latitude, longitude=longitude, time=time)
---> 17 self.refresh(timeout, **queries)
18
19 def __setattr__(self, key, value):
/usr/local/lib/python3.6/dist-packages/darksky/forecast.py in refresh(self, timeout, **queries)
52 self.response_headers = response.headers
53 if response.status_code is not 200:
---> 54 raise requests.exceptions.HTTPError('Bad response')
55 return super().__init__(json.loads(response.text))
HTTPError: Bad response
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calendarPlot(df, 'pm25','2020','India')
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