Connects the data, the user, and other applications.
Can define the database!
Can create the database!
Queries the data!
Updates the data!
Administrates the database!
DBMS options
Microsoft SQL Server
Oracle
IBM’s DB2
PostgreSQL
MySQL
Microsoft Access
What does a DBMS do for me?
Storage
Data integrity
Data consistency
Performance
Security
Backup and recovery
And some other stuff...
Storage
The internal level of the database architecture + metadata and data structures.
Database engine = underlying software a DBMS uses to manipulate the data.
Database replication = replicating data in order to increase availability and resiliency.
Data Integrity
Ensuring valid data.
Data types ensure that, for example, date fields only store date values.
Data Integrity
Ensuring valid data.
Constraint = limit the type of data that can go in a table, ensuring accuracy and reliability.
Can be column-level or table-level.
Not Null, Unique, Default
Trigger = action (code) that is run automatically in response to a certain event.
Data Consistency
Ensuring the database is in a valid state.
Record locking = preventing simultaneous access to data.
Record locks prevent “dirty” reads or writes.
Data Consistency
Ensuring the database is in a valid state.
Commit and rollback mechanisms ensure transactions are either fully completed or fully rolled back.
Performance
Fine-grained record locking prevents queries from blocking others.
Indexes speed up lookups and joins by magnitudes.
Query optimizers find the fastest way to execute your query.
Query optimizer = determine the most efficient way to execute a given query internally.
Security
People or code may be restricted in what database objects they can control or which computations they can make
Multi-tiered security allows restrictions at the server level, database level, column level, role level, and user level.
Change and access logs - what was changed, when it was changed, and by whom it was changed.
Backup and Recovery
Use tools for backup and recovery! Log files make it possible.
Database mirroring = creation and maintenance of redundant copies of a database. Ensures continuous availability.
Failover clustering = creation and maintenance of groups of servers that work in the same way to ensure high availability of data.
And some other DBMS features...
Materialized view = saved result of a frequently needed query.
Migration = moving a database from one DBMS to another. Typically a DBMS will include import tools.
Graphics component for producing graphs and charts
Tools for design, programming, maintenance, performance analysis, configuration, etc.
Transaction
1 unit of work performed within a DBMS against a database.
They provide reliable units of work to allow a recovery from a failure.
They provide isolation between programs hitting a database at the same time.
Transactions are ACID!
ACID
Atomicity = a transaction must be all or nothing. If one part of a transaction fails, it all fails and the database is left unchanged.
ACID
Consistency = any transaction will bring the database from one valid state to another; invalid data causes transactions to roll back. Any data must align with all constraints and triggers.
ACID
Isolation = concurrent transactions result in the same state as sequential transactions; all transactions are independent!
ACID
Durability = once a transaction is complete, it is permanent - even if the system fails (power loss, crash, etc.).
ACID
Imagine moving $100 from your checking account to your savings account.
Confirm the accounts are valid.
Confirm the checking account has available funds.
Debit the checking account $100.
Credit the savings account $100.
ACID - Atomicity
Case 1: The building loses power between debiting checkings and crediting savings.
Because the transaction was not fully committed, atomicity ensures that the transaction is rolled back.
(This is commit and rollback!)
ACID - Consistency
Case 2: Memory corruption causes a credit savings by $1,000,000 instead of $100.
Because the transaction leaves the system in an inconsistent state, consistency will ensure that the transaction is rolled back (sorry!).
ACID - Isolation
Case 3: At the same time that you transfer funds, your utility cashes a check that brings your checking balance to $50.
Isolation ensures that either the utility clears before your transaction (meaning your transaction will be rejected) or your transaction finishes first (meaning the utility check will bounce).
(This is record locking!)
ACID - Durability
Case 4: The building loses power right after your transaction completes.
Durability ensures that the transaction is permanent.


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1. Why
The project of GCanvas was started in 2013. At that time, canvas animation running on a mobile app was really a nightmare(at least in most cases). A few severe problems prevented developers utilizing the canvas in a wide way:
- slow performance
- bad compatibility(especially on Android)
- lack of completeness of canvas APIs
To solve the problems mentioned above, we decided to write a cross-platform solutions and provide APIs in JavaScript fully aligned with HTML5 canvas APIs. To ensure the performance, C++ with OpenGL ES appears to be the only way.
Time has passed, powerful mobile hybrid frameworks such as ReactNative/Weex have become popular, but Canvas/WebGL has been scarcely implemented on these frameworks. So we have GCanvas integrated into the most popular framework to provide high performance canvas APIs.
2. How
In short, the principle of GCanvas is quite simple:
- intercepts draw calls of canvas
- reforms these draw calls and transfer them to render core implemented in C++
- runs OpenGL ES APIs per draw calls
The below diagram shows the high-level design of GCanvas:
2.1 Canvas Delegate Layer
Canvas Delegate Layer is responsible for mimicing canvas APIs. It intercepts the calls of origin canvas APIs and converts the call to a command sequence. The code is under ./gcanvas/js/, which mainly includes core files in ./src/core/ and bridge files in ./bridge/.
A simple workflow is as below:
2.2 Bridge Layer
Bridge Layer is responsible for setting up a bridge to interact between JavaScript and OS native languages.
There are typically 2 ways to achieve this goal. One way is to implement it based on JSBridge, for example, Cordova is supposed to be a good choice. Another way is to implement it based on JSBinding, for example, V8 on Android and JSC on iOS.
We have integrated an Android bridge(based on Cordova) & an iOS bridge(based on WebViewJavascriptBridge) into this project. It is only used to demonstrate how a bridge plug-in can be implemented. Any implementation in this layer is supposed to be replaced or extended easily. The code of Android plug-in is under ./gcanvas/android/android_cordova_bridge_plugin/ and the code of iOS plug-in is under ./gcanvas/ios/GCanvasJSBridge/.
2.3 Platform Adapter Layer
Operation System Adapter Layer is responsible for relaying draw calls, responding OS events, like touch etc. and other OS-related operations that cannot be processed in Render Core Layer. The code of Android is under ./gcanvas/android/android_library/ and the code of iOS is under ./gcanvas/ios/Classes/.
2.3.1 Android simple workflow
2.3.2 iOS simple workflow
2.4 Render Core Layer
Render Core Layer is responsible for implementing canvas APIs one by one. It contains a pipeline that consumes a draw call and produces a frame that can be rendered by upper layers or reused as a new input by a new draw call(FrameBuffer Object). The developers can simply look on it as a tiny render engine that provides a lot of APIs aligned with HTML5 canvas, which is implemented by OpenGL ES 2.0. The code is under ./gcanvas/core/.
A simple workflow is as below:
2.5 Demo
2.5.1 Android demo
./gcanvas/android/android_cordova_bridge_demo
2.5.2 iOS demo
./gcanvas/ios/GCanvasJSBridgeDemo
2.6 Test
For quality assurance, test project is provided in the directory ./gcanvas/test/ which includes three parts: Android test app, iOS test App and UI test project. The diagram below shows their workflow in simple:
2.6.1 Test App & Test Project
Two test apps are provided to check the test environment and add test cases which are both the target apps of the test project.
Test app includes all the html cases operated by the test project by appium. If you want to run the cases exist, you can run the shell script directly;
but if you want to add js case, you need to change the TestApp, for detail you can read the readme.
2.6.2 Test Environment
Appium: Appium1.5.3
java: Maven 3.3.9，JDK 1.8.0_111
iOS (required) : Xcode 7
Android: Android device
2.6.3 Cases
The test cases can be divided into two parts, one for gwebgl.js and another for gcanvas.js, both include the scenerio rendered by WebView and GCanvasView as you can see in TestApp.
gcanvas.js test suite: refer to the test suite of the html canvas on w3school;
gwebgl.js test suite: water ball, shark and others are drawed by the methods gwebgl.js provided.
2.6.4 Test Results
After all the environment is ready, the result can be outputed by running the run-iOS.sh/run-Android.sh/run-all.sh. A series of screenshots will be gotten after running the shell script to be matched with the base screenshots by the PicMatch Engine.
Pure_pixel_match and pHash are two methods can be used in the project, the former is suitable for testing in the same environment (especially the test device) and the result will not be so good if different size devices are used,
the latter is good for testing in different environment (such different test devices), but the accuracy will be decreased for less pixel test cases (such as thin lines, small box).
2.6.5 Others
In order to ensure and improve the quality of the GCanvas test code, we have refer some test code specification (link)
For more information about GCanvas test , such as environment installation, test project, test cases, you can read in the readme document.
3. Future
For now, GCanvas has a few limitation:
- does not support video
- part of WebGL APIs has been implemented, but not well covered.
- does not support new-genernation GPU architectures
In the future, GCanvas will
- fully support WebGL APIs
- upgrade to OpenGL ES 3.0
- integrate Vulkan & Metal
- have independent JavaScript runtime
VR/AR market is very hot. GCanvas is going to provide more capabilities in-application for developers to practice in these areas.
And, we also wants to try combining server-side rendering into GCanvas engine for high-quality realtime rendering on mobile phones.
4. Last
Last but not least, this project is inspired by a lot of open source projects instead of building from nothing. We should give special thanks to these projects: Chromium, Skia, Ejecta, Fast-Canvas, Cocos2d. We hope this project can provide more value to the community as we do gain a lot from it.


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Initial Concept
Timeline
Prototype (2/19)
Area claiming function added (2/26)
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Game lobby added (3/25)
Better game environment (4/29)
Scoreboard & sound update (5/5)
Completed version of the game (5/11)


class: center, middle ### W4995 Applied Machine Learning # Support Vector Machines 02/14/18 Andreas C. Müller ??? FIXME: more stuff on margin, normal vectors etc less bullet points revisit linear svc in more detail? explain approximation better? too much back and forth? on rbf heatmap: show overfitting more clearly! --- class: spacious # Motivation - Go from linear models to more powerful nonlinear ones. - Keep convexity (ease of optimization). - Generalize the concept of feature engineering. ??? --- class: spacious # Reminder on Linear SVM `$$ \min_{w \in \mathbb{R}^p} C \sum_{i=1}^n \max(0, 1 - y_i w^T\mathbf{x}) + ||w||^2_2 $$` $$ \hat{y} = \text{sign}(w^T \mathbf{x}) $$ ??? --- #Max-Margin and Support Vectors .center[ ![:scale 75%](images/max_margin.png) ] ??? --- class: center #Max-Margin and Support Vectors `$$ \min_{w \in \mathbb{R}^p} C \sum_{i=1}^n \max(0, 1 - y_i w^T\mathbf{x}) + ||w||^2_2 $$` $$\text{Within margin} \Leftrightarrow y_iw^T x < 1$$ Smaller $w \Rightarrow$ larger margin --- class: center #Max-Margin and Support Vectors .left-column[ ![:scale 80%](images/max_margin_C_0.1.png) ] .right-column[ ![:scale 80%](images/max_margin_C_1.png) ] ??? --- # Reformulate Linear Models .smaller[ - Optimization Theory $$ w = \sum_{i=1}^n \alpha_i \mathbf{x}_i $$ (alpha are dual coefficients. Non-zero for support vectors only) $$ \hat{y} = \text{sign}(w^T \mathbf{x}) \Longrightarrow \hat{y} = \text{sign}\left(\sum_i^{n}\alpha_i (\mathbf{x}_i^T \mathbf{x})\right) $$ $$ \alpha_i <= C$$ ] ??? - Can formulate learning as optimization over alpha, only involves x via dot-products - Regularization parameter C is limit on alphas! --- class: spacious # Introducing Kernels $$\hat{y} = \text{sign}\left(\sum_i^{n}\alpha_i (\mathbf{x}_i^T \mathbf{x})\right) \longrightarrow \hat{y} = \text{sign}\left(\sum_i^{n}\alpha_i (\phi(\mathbf{x}_i)^T \phi(\mathbf{x}))\right) $$ $$ \phi(\mathbf{x}_i)^T \phi( \mathbf{x}_j) \longrightarrow k(\mathbf{x}_i, \mathbf{x}_j) $$ k positive definite, symmetric $\Rightarrow$ there exists a $\phi$! (possilby $\infty$-dim) ??? - Dimensionality of $\phi$ “doesn’t matter”. We only ever need to compute dot-product! - Can now design k instead of $\phi$ – which might be easier, more flexible! - Can be done for any linear model – not only SVM! (svm has some alpha zero). Kernel Logistic Regression, Kernel PCA, Kernel Kmeans…. --- # Examples of Kernels $$k_\text{linear}(\mathbf{x}, \mathbf{x}') = \mathbf{x}^T\mathbf{x}'$$ $$k_\text{poly}(\mathbf{x}, \mathbf{x}') = (\mathbf{x}^T\mathbf{x}' + c) ^ d$$ $$k_\text{rbf}(\mathbf{x}, \mathbf{x}') = \exp(\gamma||\mathbf{x} -\mathbf{x}'||^2)$$ $$k_\text{sigmoid}(\mathbf{x}, \mathbf{x}') = \tanh\left(\gamma \mathbf{x}^T\mathbf{x}' + r\right)$$ `$$k_\cap(\mathbf{x}, \mathbf{x}')= \sum_{i=1}^p \min(x_i, x'_i)$$` - If $k$ and $k'$ are kernels, so are `$k + k', kk', ck', ...$` ??? --- # Polynomial Kernel vs Features $$ k_\text{poly}(\mathbf{x}, \mathbf{x}') = (\mathbf{x}^T\mathbf{x}' + c) ^ d $$ Primal vs Dual Optimization
Explicit polynomials $\rightarrow$ compute on `n_samples * n_features ** d` Kernel trick $\rightarrow$ compute on kernel matrix of shape `n_samples * n_samples`
For a single feature: $$ (x^2, \sqrt{2}x, 1)^T (x'^2, \sqrt{2}x', 1) = x^2x'^2 + 2xx' + 1 = (xx' + 1)^2 $$ ??? - SVM with poly kernel similar to linear SVM with polynomial features! --- # Poly kernels with sklearn .smaller[ ```python poly = PolynomialFeatures(include_bias=False) X_poly = poly.fit_transform(X) print(X.shape, X_poly.shape) print(poly.get_feature_names()) ``` ``` ((100, 2), (100, 5)) ['x0', 'x1', 'x0^2', 'x0 x1', 'x1^2'] ``` ] .center[ ![:scale 70%](images/poly_kernel_features.png) ] ??? --- class: smaller # Understanding Dual Coefficiants ```python linear_svm.coef_ #array([[0.139, 0.06, -0.201, 0.048, 0.019]]) ``` $$ y = \text{sign}(0.139 x_0 + 0.06 x_1 - 0.201 x_0^2 + 0.048 x_0 x_1 + 0.019 x_1^2) $$ ```python linear_svm.dual_coef_ #array([[-0.03, -0.003, 0.003, 0.03]]) linear_svm.support_ #array([1,26,42,62], dtype=int32) ``` `$$ y = \text{sign}(-0.03 \phi(\mathbf{x}_0)^T \phi(x) - 0.003 \phi(\mathbf{x}_{26})^T \phi(\mathbf{x}) +0.003 \phi(\mathbf{x}_{42})^T \phi(\mathbf{x}) + 0.03 \phi(\mathbf{x}_{63})^T \phi(\mathbf{x})) $$` ??? --- # With Kernel `$$y = \text{sign}\left(\sum_i^{n}\alpha_i k(\mathbf{x}_i, \mathbf{x})\right) $$` ```python poly_svm.dual_coef_ # array([[-0.057, -0. , -0.012, 0.008, 0.062]]) poly_svm.support_ # array([1,26,41,42,62], dtype=int32) ``` `$$ y = \text{sign}(-0.057 (\mathbf{x}_1^T\mathbf{x} + 1)^2 -0.012 (\mathbf{x}_{41}^T \mathbf{x} + 1)^2 \\ +0.008 (\mathbf{x}_{42}^T \mathbf{x} + 1)^2 + 0.062 * (\mathbf{x}_{63}, \mathbf{x} + 1)^2 $$` ??? $$ y = sign(-0.03 * np.inner(poly(X[1]), poly(x)) – 0.003 * np.inner(poly(X[26]), poly(x)) +0.003 * np.inner(poly(X[42]), poly(x)) + 0.03 * np.inner(poly(X[63]), poly(x)) $$ --- # Runtime Considerations .center[ ![:scale 85%](images/img_2.png) ] ??? --- class:spacious # Kernels in Practice - Dual coefficients less interpretable - Long runtime for “large” datasets (100k samples) - Real power in infinite-dimensional spaces: rbf! - Rbf is “universal kernel” - can learn (aka overfit) anything. ??? --- class:spacious #Preprocessing - Kernel use inner products or distances. - StandardScaler or MinMaxScaler ftw - Gamma parameter in RBF directly relates to scaling of data – default only works with zero-mean, unit variance. ??? --- # Parameters for RBF Kernels - Regularization parameter C is limit on alphas (for any kernel) - Gamma is bandwidth: $k_\text{rbf}(\mathbf{x}, \mathbf{x}') = \exp(\gamma||\mathbf{x} -\mathbf{x}'||^2)$ .center[ ![:scale 85%](images/img_3.png) ] ??? --- .center[ ![:scale 85%](images/img_4.png) ] ??? --- ```python from sklearn.datasets import load_digits digits = load_digits() ``` .center[ ![:scale 65%](images/img_5.png) ] ??? --- # Scaling and Default Params .smaller[ ``` gamma : float, optional (default = "auto") Kernel coefficient for 'rbf', 'poly' and 'sigmoid'. If gamma is 'auto' then 1/n_features will be used ``` ```python scaled_svc = make_pipeline(StandardScaler(), SVC()) print(np.mean(cross_val_score(SVC(), X_train, y_train, cv=10))) print(np.mean(cross_val_score(scaled_svc, X_train, y_train, cv=10))) ``` ``` 0.578 0.978 ``` ```python gamma = (1. / (X_train.shape[1] * X_train.std())) print(np.mean(cross_val_score(SVC(gamma=gamma), X_train, y_train, cv=10))) ``` ``` 0.987 ``` ] ??? Default gamma is 1/ n_features, works reasonably well when feature have std 1. If features have similar std, we can also just rescale gamma by it, instead of the data. Features having the same scale is a bit unusual though, this is a very particular dataset. --- # Grid-Searching Parameters ```python param_grid = {'svc__C': np.logspace(-3, 2, 6), 'svc__gamma': np.logspace(-3, 2, 6) / X_train.shape[0]} param_grid ``` {'svc_C': array([ 0.001, 0.01 , 0.1 , 1. , 10. , 100. ]), 'svc_gamma': array([ 0.000001, 0.000007, 0.000074, 0.000742, 0.007424, 0.074239])} ```python grid = GridSearchCV(scaled_svc, param_grid=param_grid, cv=10) grid.fit(X_train, y_train) ``` ??? --- # Grid-Searching Parameters .center[ ![:scale 95%](images/img_6.png) ] ??? --- # Support Vector Regression .center[ ![:scale 80%](images/img_9.png) ] ??? --- # Using SVR - Fix epsilon based on application /outliers - Linear kernel → robust linear regression - Ploy / rbf kernel → robust non-linear regression .center[ ![:scale 60%](images/img_10.png) ] ??? --- class: middle, center ## Undoing the Kernel-Trick ??? --- # Why undo the kernel trick? .center[ ![:scale 50%](images/img_11.png) ] ??? --- class:spacious # RKHS vs RKS ### (Reproducing Kernel Hilbert-Spaces vs Random Kitchen Sinks) - Idea: ditch kernel, approximate (infinite-dimensional) feature map $$\phi(x)^T \phi(x') = k(x, x') \approx \hat{\phi}(x)^T \hat{\phi}(x')$$ - For rbf-kernel random projection followed by sin/cos , higher n_features is better https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/video/random-kitchen-sinks-replacing-optimization-withrandomization-in-learning/ ??? --- # Kernel Approximation in sklearn ```python from sklearn.kernel_approximation import RBFSampler gamma = 1. / (X_train.shape[1] * X_train.std()) approx_rbf = RBFSampler(gamma=gamma, n_components=5000) print(X_train.shape) X_train_rbf = approx_rbf.fit_transform(X_train) print(X_train_rbf.shape) # (1347, 64) # (1347, 5000) np.mean(cross_val_score(LinearSVC(), X_train, y_train, cv=10)) # 0.946 np.mean(cross_val_score(SVC(gamma=gamma), X_train, y_train, cv=10)) # 0.987 np.mean(cross_val_score(LinearSVC(), X_train_rbf, y_train, cv=10)) # 0.984 ``` ??? Vinay - Included output in same cell due to size limit --- # Nyström Approximation - Use low-rank approximation of kernel matrix - Select some samples, compute kernel with only those, embed all the points. - Using all points = full rank = exact - For same number of components more expensive than RBFSampler, but needs less! ```pythom from sklearn.kernel_approximation import Nystroem nystroem = Nystroem(gamma=gamma, n_components=200) X_train_ny = nystroem.fit_transform(X_train) print(X_train_ny.shape) # (1347, 200) np.mean(cross_val_score(LinearSVC(), X_train_ny, y_train, cv=10)) # 0.974 ``` ??? --- class: spacious # Fast Food etc - Many newer / faster algorithms out there - Not in sklearn so far - FastFood one of the most prominent ones - Current research on selecting good points for Nystroem. ??? --- # Relation to Random Neural Nets - Why approximate kernels? - Just go random ! ```python rng = np.random.RandomState(0) w = rng.normal(size=(X_train.shape[1], 100)) X_train_wat = np.tanh(scale(np.dot(X_train, w))) print(X_train_wat.shape) ``` (1347, 100) ```python np.mean(cross_val_score(LinearSVC(), X_train_wat, y_train, cv=10)) ``` 0.966 ??? --- class: spacious # Extreme Learning Machine Hoax - AKA random neural networks - Same result published in the 90s - Bogus math ??? --- class: spacious # Kernel Approximation in Practice - SVM: only when 100000 >> n_samples, but works for n_features large - RBFSampler, Nystroem can allow making anything kernelized! - Some kernels (like chi2 and intersection) have really fast approximation. ??? --- class: spacious # Summary - Kernels are cool! - Kernels work best for “small” n_samples - Approximate kernels or random features for many samples - Could do even SGD / streaming with kernel approximations! - Could use Logistic Regression (hurray probabilities) --- class: center, middle # Questions ?


Task 2: Ontology lexicalization
Multilingual information access can be facilitated by the availability of lexica in different
languages, for example allowing for an easy mapping of Spanish, German, and French natural
language expressions to English ontology labels.
Task
The task consists in finding English lexicalizations of a set of classes and properties from the
DBpedia ontology in a Wikipedia corpus.
The submitted lexicalizations are expected to follow the ontology lexicon format
lemon.
Full description: qald3_openchallenge.pdf (Last updated: March 25, 2013)
Training data
The training data consists of a set of 10 classes and 30 properties from the DBpedia ontology,
as well as a lemon lexicon containing lexicalizations of those classes and properties.
A suitable corpus for finding lexicalizations is Wikipedia.
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for which lexicalization have to be found.
Evaluation
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- lexical precision (How many of the lexical entries in the submitted
lexicon are also in the gold standard lexicon?)
- lexical recall (How many of the lexical entries in
the gold standard lexicon are also in the submitted lexicon?)
- lexical accuracy (checking the correctness of the frames
and argument mappings for each lexical entry in the submitted lexicon with respect
to the gold standard lexicon)
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Perhaps I am doing the series a disservice because I haven't seen the older films. This is only the second James Bond film I've seen, and already this latest MGM offering seems eerily similar to "Tomorrow Never Dies" in structure, characters, and dialogue. I wonder if all of them are like this? Save for a couple of minor differences, "TWINE"is all I expected it to be based on my viewing of "TND."
While I've always been a fan of the series' stylish, computer generated opening sequences accompanied by a Bondish theme song, I've gotta ask: "What were they THINKING?" Though by the end of the film I realized what the black gooey substance was, that was still pretty disturbing to watch. The background images were seemingly taken from any graphic designers' stock of ready-made patterns.
The plot was all right, designed more for capitalizing on the studio's special effects budget than for winning an award in script-writing, of course. I've gotta admit though, I liked the twist in the middle of the movie, even though many must have seen it coming. It was great to see a Bond girl as not just the victim of the archetype villain, but a better and even more wicked and coldblooded manipulator. I'm glad Sophie Marceau has taken the role of Elektra King; I was getting sick of seeing her in the gentle, meek, porcelain doll roles. She has disarming features, which makes her particularly effective in the role of the villain. I also enjoyed Robert "Full Monty" Carlyle as the "other" villain; though they were pretty vague about his motives. Yes, in typical Bond fashion, substance was sacrificed for style. I won't go on about this because I'm sure you are all familiar with their way of filmmaking. Okay, let's insert this gadget here because it looks cool on screen. All right, lets make Pierce do this and do that for God knows what reason because that would make for a great action sequence. Bullet in the medulla makes one grow stronger? Must be a new medical technique invented by the oh-so-convincing *Doctor* Christmas Jones. Science is made to look ridiculous. And please, for the next movie lets not have the characters dropping puns all over the place? It gets old. Fast. The action scenes seemed frivolous and farfetched, but what the hell, they looked cool. Especially that beautiful mountain they skied on. Could've just borrowed one of those cool snowmobiles huh? One of the things I like about these movies -- the exotic locales.
I've never liked Denise Richards (Christmas Jones). TWINE only further solidifies my opinion of her as a pouty-lipped bad actress. Nuclear physicist? Yeah, that's REALLY believable. Just hearing her deliver her lines made me want to puke. Put some punch into it, girl! She and Pierce had absolutely no chemistry together. But then again, James Bond sleeps with anyone, chemistry or no chemistry :-)
A couple of standouts that I really enjoyed, though . . . The expansion of the role of M, done wonderfully by Judi Dench. In TWINE, she emerges as not only Bond's supervisor but a much more dynamic and complex character. Dench brings to M a dignity befitting her age and position (perhaps it has to do with Dench's really status in life.) Kudos to the scene on the dock. On one hand we've got James Bond manipulating his slick car, but I'm glad we also got a glimpse of what the other characters were doing. In too many incidents we see the main character dealing with a dangerous situation, and later we see him meet up with his buddies without knowing how his buddies escaped.
Many might think the worst of "TWINE." And yes, it does have flaws, but I suppose I was happy with what I saw because I didn't expect anything else. Perhaps they're churning out these movies according to a set formula because this is what people have come to associate with the 007 series. A story involving lots of money, a freakish villain, a femme fatale, cool gadgets and killer stunts. Naked women prancing across the screen in the opening sequence. Cheesy and fraught with impossibilities, yes; but that is the moral of the story. I expected James Bond and nothing else, and I was reasonably happy.
Rating: C (First viewing, 11/20/99)
*Female Fashion Instinct: Nice gown Elektra wore to the Casino.
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Lying on sweat-soaked sheets, staring at the ceiling, Perrin realized that the darkness was turning to gray. Soon the sun would be edging above the horizon. Morning. A time for new hopes; a time to be up and doing. New hopes. He almost laughed. How long had he been awake? An hour or more, surely, this time. Scratching his curly beard, he winced. His bruised shoulder had stiffened, and he sat up slowly; sweat popped out on his face as he worked the arm. He kept at it methodically, though, suppressing groans and now and again biting back a curse, until he could move the arm freely, if not comfortably.
Such sleep as he had managed had been broken and fitful. When he was awake he had seen Faile’s face, her dark eyes accusing him, the hurt he had put there making him cringe inside. When he slept, he dreamed of mounting a gallows, and Faile watching, or worse, trying to stop it, trying to fight Whitecloaks with their lances and swords, and he was screaming while they fitted the noose around his neck, screaming because the Whitecloaks were killing Faile. Sometimes she watched them hang him with a smile of angry satisfaction.  Once he had dreamed of wolves running out of the forest to save both Faile and him—only to be spitted on Whitecloak lances, shot down by their arrows. It had not been a restful night. Washing and dressing as hurriedly as he could, he left the room as if hoping to leave memories of his dreams behind.
Little outward evidence remained of the night’s attack, here a sword-slashed tapestry, there a chest with a corner splintered by an axe or a lighter patch on the stone-tiled floor where a bloodstained rug had been removed. The majhere had her liveried army of servants out in force, though many wore bandages, sweeping, mopping, clearing away and replacing. She limped about leaning on a stick, a broad woman with her gray hair pushed up like a round cap by the dressing wound around her head, calling her orders in a firm voice, with the clear intention of removing every sign of the Stone’s second violation. She saw Perrin and gave him an infinitesimal curtsy. Even the High Lords did not get much more from her, even when she was well. Despite all the cleaning and scrubbing, under the smell of waxes and polishes and cleaning fluids Perrin could still catch the faint scent of blood, sharply metallic human blood, fetid Trolloc blood, acrid Myrddraal blood with its stink that burned his nostrils. He would be glad to be away from here.
The door to Loial’s room was a span across and more than two spans high, with an overlarge door handle in the shape of entwined vines level with Perrin’s head. The Stone had a number of rarely used Ogier guest rooms; the Stone of Tear predated even the age of great Ogier stoneworks, but it was a point of prestige to use Ogier stonemasons, at least from time to time. Perrin knocked and at the call of “Come in,” in a voice like a slow avalanche, lifted the handle and complied.
The room was on a scale with the door in every dimension, yet Loial, standing in the middle of the leaf-patterned carpet in his shirtsleeves, a long pipe in his teeth, reduced it all to seemingly normal size. The Ogier stood taller than a Trolloc in his wide-toed, thigh-high boots, if not so broad as one. His dark green coat, buttoned to the waist, then flaring to his boot tops like a kilt over baggy trousers, no longer looked odd to Perrin, but one look was enough to tell this was not an ordinary man in an ordinary room. The Ogier’s nose was so broad as to seem a snout, and eyebrows like long mustaches dangled beside eyes the size of teacups.  When he grinned around his pipestem at the sight of Perrin, it split his face in half.
“Good morning, Perrin,” he rumbled, removing the pipe. “You slept well? Not easy, after such a night as that. Myself, I have been up half the night, writing down what happened.”
Books lay everywhere, on Ogier-sized chairs and the huge bed and the table that stood as high as Perrin’s chest. That was no surprise, but what was a little startling was the flowers. Flowers of every sort, in every color. Vases of flowers, baskets of them, posies tied with ribbon or even string, great woven banks of flowers standing about like lengths of garden wall. Perrin had certainly never seen the like inside a room. Their scent filled the air. Yet what really caught his eye was the swollen knot on Loial’s head, the size of a man’s fist, and the heavy limp in Loial’s walk. If Loial had been hurt too badly to travel . . . He felt ashamed at thinking of it that way—the Ogier was a friend—but he had to.
“You were injured, Loial? Moiraine could Heal you. I’m sure she will.”
“Oh, I can get around with no trouble. And there were so many who truly needed her help. I would not want to bother her. It certainly is not enough to hamper me in my work.” Loial glanced at the table where a large cloth-bound book—large for Perrin, but it would fit in one of the Ogier’s coat pockets—lay open beside an uncorked ink bottle. “I hope I wrote it all down correctly. I did not see very much last night until it was done.”
“Loial,” Faile said, standing up from behind one of the banks of flowers with a book in her hands, “is a hero.”
Perrin jumped; the flowers had masked her scent completely. Loial made shushing noises, his ears twitching with embarrassment, and waved his big hands at her, but she went on, her voice cool but her eyes hot on Perrin’s face.
“He gathered as many children as he could—and some of their mothers—into a large room, and held the door alone against Trollocs and Myrddraal through the entire fight. These flowers are from the women of the Stone, tokens to honor his steadfast courage, his faithfulness.” She made “steadfast” and “faithfulness” crack like whips.
Perrin managed not to flinch, but only just. What he had done was right, but he could not expect her to see it. Even if she knew why, she would not see it. It was the right thing. It was. He only wished he felt better about the entire matter. It was hardly fair that he could be right and still feel in the wrong.
“It was nothing.” Loial’s ears twitched wildly. “It is just that the children could not defend themselves. That’s all. Not a hero. No.”
“Nonsense.” Faile marked her place in the book with a finger and moved closer to the Ogier. She did not come up to his chest. “There is not a woman in the Stone who would not marry you, if you were human, and some would anyway. Loial well named, for your nature is loyalty. Any woman could love that.”
The Ogier’s ears went stiff with shock, and Perrin grinned. She had obviously been feeding Loial honey and butter all morning in hope the Ogier would agree to take her along no matter what Perrin wanted, but in trying to prick him she had just fed Loial a stone without knowing it. “Have you heard from your mother, Loial?” he asked.
“No.” Loial managed to sound relieved and worried at the same time. “But I saw Laefar in the city yesterday. He was as surprised to see me as I to see him; we are not a common sight in Tear. He came from Sledding Shangtai to negotiate repairs on some Ogier stonework in one of the palaces. I have no doubt the first words out of his mouth when he returns to the stedding will be ‘Loial is in Tear.’ ”
“That is worrying,” Perrin said, and Loial nodded dejectedly.
“Laefar says the Elders have named me a runaway and my mother has promised to have me married and settled. She even has someone chosen. Laefar did not know who. At least, he said he did not. He thinks such things are funny. She could be here in a month’s time.”
Faile’s face was a picture of confusion that almost made Perrin grin again. She thought she knew so much more than he did about the world—well, she did, in truth—but she did not know Loial. Stedding Shangtai was Loial’s home, in the Spine of the World, and since he was barely past ninety, he was not old enough to have left on his own. Ogier lived a very long time; by their standards, Loial was no older than Perrin, maybe younger. But Loial had gone anyway, to see the world, and his greatest fear was that his mother would find him and drag back to the stedding to marry, never to leave again.
While Faile was trying to figure out what was going on, Perrin stepped into the silence. “I need to go back to the Two Rivers, Loial.  That is true.” The. Ogier gave an uncomfortable shrug. “But my book. Rand’s story. And yours, and Mat’s. I have so many notes already, but . . . ” He moved around behind the table, peering down at the open book, the pages filled with his neat script. “I will be the one to write the true story of the Dragon Reborn, Perrin. The only book by someone who traveled with him, who actually saw it unfold. The Dragon Reborn, by Loial, son of Arent son of Halan, of Stedding Shangtai.” Frowning, he bent over the book, dipping his pen in the ink bottle. “That is not quite right. It was more—”
Perrin put a hand on the page where Loial was going to write.  Not about Rand, at least. And I need you, Loial.”
“Need, Perrin? I do not understand.”
“There are Whitecloaks in the Two Rivers. Hunting me.”
“Hunting you? But why?” Loial looked almost as confused as Faile had, Faile, on the other hand, had donned a complacent smugness that was worrisome. Perrin went on anyway.
“The reasons don’t matter. The fact is that they are. They may hurt people, my family, looking for me. Knowing Whitecloaks, they will. I can stop it, if I can get there quickly, but it must be quickly. The Light only knows what they’ve done already. I need you to take me there, Loial, by the Ways. You told me once there was a Waygate here, and I know there was one at Manetheren. It must still be there, in the mountains above Emond’s Field. Nothing can destroy a Waygate, you said. I need you, Loial.”
“Well, of course I will help,” Loial said. “The Ways.” He exhaled noisily, and his ears wilted a bit, “I want to write of adventures, not have them. But I suppose one more time will not hurt. The Light send it so,” he finished fervently.
Faile cleared her throat delicately. “Are you not forgetting something, Loial? You promised to take me into the Ways whenever I asked, and before you took anyone else.”
“I did promise you a look at a Waygate,” Loial said, “and what it is like inside. You can have that when Perrin and I go. You could come with us, I suppose, but the Ways are not traveled lightly, Faile. I would not enter them myself if Perrin did not have need.”
“Faile will not be coming,” Perrin said firmly. “Just you and me, Loial.”
Ignoring him, Faile smiled up at Loial as if he were teasing her, “You promised more than a look, Loial. To take me wherever I wanted, whenever I wanted, and before anyone else. You swore to it.”
“I did,” Loial protested, “but only because you refused to believe I would show you. You said you would not believe unless I swore. I will do as I promised, but surely you do not want to step ahead of Perrin’s need.”
“You swore,” Faile said calmly. “By your mother, and your mother’s mother, and your mother’s mother’s mother.”
“Yes, I did, Faile, but Perrin—”
“You swore, Loial. Do you mean to break your oath?”
The Ogier looked like misery stacked on misery.
“She tricked you, Loial.” Perrin wondered if they could hear his teeth grinding. “She deliberately tricked you.”
Red stained Faile’s cheeks, but she still had the nerve to say, “Only because I had to, Loial. Only because a fool man thinks he can order my life to suit himself. I’d not have done it, otherwise. You must believe that.”
“Doesn’t it make any difference that she tricked you?” Perrin demanded, and Loial shook his massive head sadly.
“Ogier keep their word,” Faile said. “And Loial is going to take me to the Two Rivers. Or to the Waygate at Manetheren, at least. I have a wish to see the Two Rivers.”
Loial stood up straight, “But that means I can help Perrin after all. Faile, why did you drag this out? Even Laefar would not think this funny.” There was a touch of anger in his voice; it took a good bit to make an Ogier angry.
“If he asks,” she said determinedly. “That was part of it, Loial. No one but you and me, unless they asked me. He has to ask me.”
“No,” Perrin told her while Loial was still opening his mouth. “No, I won’t ask. I will ride to Emond’s Field first. I’ll walk! So you might as well give up this foolishness. Tricking Loial. Trying to force yourself in where . . . where you aren’t wanted.”
Her calm dropped away in anger. “And by the time you reach there, Loial and I will have done for the Whitecloaks. It will all be over. Ask, you anvil-headed blacksmith. Just ask and you can come with us.”
Perrin took hold of himself. There was no way to argue her around to his way of thinking, but he would not ask. She was right—he would need weeks to reach the Two Rivers on his horse; they could be there in two days, perhaps, through the Ways—but he would not ask. Not after she tricked Loial and tried to bully me! “Then I’ll travel the Ways to Manetheren alone. I’ll follow you two.  You can’t stop me following.”
“That is dangerous, Perrin,” Loial said worriedly. “The Ways are dark. If you miss a turning, or take the wrong bridge by accident, you could be lost forever. Or until Machin Shin catches you. Ask her, Perrin. She said you can come if you do. Ask her.”
The Ogier’s deep voice trembled speaking the name of Machin Shin, and a shiver ran down Perrin’s back, too. Machin Shin. The Black Wind. Not even Aes Sedai knew whether it was Shadowspawn or something that had grown out of the Ways’ corruption. Machin Shin was why traveling the Ways meant risking death; that was what Aes Sedai said. The Black Wind ate souls; that Perrin knew for truth. But he kept his voice steady and his face straight. I’ll be burned if I let her think I am weakening. “I can’t, Loial. Or anyway, I won’t.”
Loial grimaced. “Faile, it will be dangerous for him, trying to follow us. Please relent and let him—” She cut him off sharply.
“No. If he is too stiff-necked to ask, why should I? Why should I even care if he does get lost?” She turned to Perrin. “You can travel close to us. As close as you need to, so long as it’s plain you are following. You will trail after me like a puppy until you ask. Why won’t you just ask?”
“Stubborn humans,” the Ogier muttered. “Hasty and stubborn, even when haste lands you in a hornet nest.”
“I would like to leave today, Loial,” Perrin said, not looking at Faile.
“Best to go quickly,” Loial agreed with a regretful look at the book on the table. “I can tidy my notes on the journey, I suppose.  Faile demanded,.
“I will get my horse and a few supplies, Loial.
Loial eyed her worriedly. “Perrin, are you certain you could not—”
“No,” Perrin interrupted gently. “She is muleheaded, and she likes playing tricks. I won’t dance so she can laugh.” He ignored the sound coming from deep in Faile’s throat, like a cat staring at a strange dog and ready to attack. “I will let you know as soon as I am ready.” He started for the door, and she called after him furiously.
“ ‘When’ is my decision, Perrin Aybara. Mine and Loial’s. Do you hear me? You had better be ready in two hours, or we’ll leave you behind. You can meet us at the Dragonwall Gate stable, if you’re coming. Do you hear me?”
He sensed her moving and shut the door behind him just as something thumped into it heavily. A book, he thought. Loial would give her fits about that. Better to hit Loial on the head than harm one of his books.
For a moment he leaned against the door, despairing.  The best thing he could say was that she might enjoy it now. Stubborn, muleheaded woman!
When he turned to go, one of the Aiel was approaching, a tall man with reddish hair and green eyes who could have been Rand’s older cousin, or a young uncle. He knew the man, and liked him, if only because Gaul had never given even a flicker of notice to his yellow eyes. “May you find shade this morning, Perrin. The majhere told me you had come this way, though I think she itched to put a broom in my hands. As hard as a Wise One, that woman.”
“May you find shade this morning, Gaul. Women are all hardheaded, if you ask me.”
“Perhaps so, if you do not know how to get ’round them. I hear you are journeying to the Two Rivers.”
“Light!” Perrin growled before the Aiel could say more. “Does the whole Stone know?” If Moiraine knew—
Gaul shook his head. “Rand al’Thor took me aside and spoke to me, asking me to tell no one. I think he spoke to others, too, but I do not know how many will want to go with you. We have been on this side of the Dragonwall for a long time, and many ache for the Three-fold Land.”
“Come with me?” Perrin felt stunned. If he had Aiel with him . . . There were possibilities he had not dared consider before. “Rand asked you to come with me? To the Two Rivers?”
Gaul shook his head again. “He said only that you were going, and that there were men who might try to kill you. I mean to accompany you, though, if you will have me.”
“Will I?” Perrin almost laughed. “I will that. We will be into the Ways in a few hours.”
“The Ways?” Gaul’s expression did not change, but he blinked.
“Does that make a difference?”
“Death comes for all men, Perrin.” It was hardly a comforting answer.
“I cannot believe Rand is that cruel,” Egwene said, and Nynaeve added, “At least he did not try to stop you.” Seated on Nynaeve’s bed, they were finishing the division of the gold Moiraine had provided. Four fat purses apiece to be carried in pockets sewn under Elayne’s and Nynaeve’s skirts, and another each, not so large as to attract unwanted attention, to carry at the belt. Egwene had taken a lesser amount, there being less use for gold in the Waste.
Elayne frowned at the two neatly tied bundles and the leather script lying beside the door. They held all of her clothes and other things. Cased knife and fork, hairbrush and comb, needles, pins, thread, thimble, scissors. A tinder box and a second knife, smaller than the one at her belt. Soap and bath powder and . . . It was ridiculous to go over the list again. Egwene’s stone ring was snug in her pouch. She was ready to go. There was nothing to hold her back.
“No, he did not.” Elayne was proud of how calm and collected she sounded. He seemed almost relieved! Relieved!  At least he won’t open it until I am gone. She jumped at the touch of Nynaeve’s hand on her shoulder.
“Did you want him to ask you to stay? You know what your answer would have been. You do, don’t you?”
Elayne compressed her lips. “Of course I do. But he did not have to look happy about it.” She had not meant to say that.
Nynaeve gave her an understanding look. “Men are difficult at the best.”
“I still cannot believe he would be so . . . so . . . ” Egwene began in an angry mutter. Elayne never learned what she meant to say, for at that moment the door crashed open so hard that it bounced off the wall.
Elayne embraced saidar before she had stopped flinching, then felt a moment of embarrassment when the rebounding door slapped hard against Lan’s outstretched hand. A moment more, and she decided to hold on to the Source a while longer. The Warder filled the doorway with his broad shoulders, his face a thunderhead; if his blue eyes could really have given off the thunderbolts they threatened, they would have blasted Nynaeve. The glow of saidar surrounded Egwene, too, and did not fade.
Lan did not appear to see anyone but Nynaeve. “You let me believe you were returning to Tar Valon,” he rasped at her.
“You may have believed it,” she said calmly, “but I never said it.”
“Never said it? Never said it! You spoke of leaving today, and always linked your leaving with those Darkfriends being sent to Tar Valon. Always! What did you mean me to think?”
“But I never said—”
“Light, woman!” he roared. “Do not bandy words with me!”
Elayne exchanged worried looks with Egwene. This man had an iron self-control, but he was at a breaking point now.
Lan took hold of himself with an obvious effort. He appeared as stone-faced as ever, as much in control of himself—and Elayne was sure it was all on the surface. “I’d not have known where you were off to if I had not heard that you had ordered a carriage. To take you to a ship bound for Tanchico. I do not know why the Amyrlin allowed you to leave the Tower in the first place, or why Moiraine involved you in questioning Black sisters, but you three are Accepted. Accepted, not Aes Sedai. Tanchico now is no place for anyone except a full Aes Sedai with a Warder to watch her back. I’ll not let you go into that!”
“So,” Nynaeve said lightly. “You question Moiraine’s decisions, and those of the Amyrlin Seat as well. Perhaps I’ve misunderstood Warders all along. I thought you swore to accept and obey, among other things. Lan, I do understand your concern, and I am grateful—more than grateful—but we all have tasks to perform. We are going; you must resign yourself to the fact.”
“Why? For the love of the Light, at least tell me why! Tanchico!”
“If Moiraine has not told you,” Nynaeve said gently, “perhaps she has her reasons. We must do our tasks, as you must do yours.”
 When he spoke, he was strangely hesitant. “You will need someone to help you in Tanchico. Someone to keep a Taraboner street thief from slipping a knife into your back for your purse. Tanchico was that sort of city before the war began, and everything I’ve heard says it is worse now. I could . . . I could protect you, Nynaeve.”
Elayne’s eyebrows shot up. He could not be suggesting . . . He just could not be.
Nynaeve gave no sign that he had said anything out of the ordinary. “Your place is with Moiraine.”
“Moiraine.” Sweat beaded on the Warder’s hard face, and he struggled with the words. “I can . . . I must . . . Nynaeve, I . . . I . . . ”
“You will remain with Moiraine,” Nynaeve said sharply, “until she releases you from your bond. You will do as I say.” Pulling a carefully folded paper from her pouch, she thrust it into his hands. He frowned, read, then blinked and read again.
Elayne knew what it said.
What the bearer does is done at my order and by my authority. Obey, and keep silent, at my command.
Siuan Sanche
Watcher of the Seals
Flame of Tar Valon
The Amyrlin Seat
The other like it rested in Egwene’s pouch, though none of them were sure what good it would do where she was going.
“But this allows you to do anything you please,” Lan protested. “You can speak in the Amyrlin’s name. Why would she give this to an Accepted?”
“Ask no questions I cannot answer,” Nynaeve said, then added with a hint of a grin, “Just count yourself lucky I do not tell you to dance for me.”
Elayne suppressed a smile of her own. Egwene made a choking sound of swallowed laughter. It was what Nynaeve had said when the Amyrlin first handed them the letters. With this I could make a Warder dance. Neither of them had had any doubt which Warder she had meant.
“Do you not? You dispose of me very neatly. My bond, and my oaths. This letter.” Lan had a dangerous gleam in his eye, which Nynaeve seemed not to notice as she took back the letter and replaced it in the-pouch on her belt.
“You are very full of yourself, al’Lan Mandragoran. We do as we must, as you will.”
“Full of myself, Nynaeve al’Meara? I am full of myself?” Lan moved so quickly toward Nynaeve that Elayne very nearly wrapped him in flows of Air before she could think. One moment Nynaeve was standing there, with just time to gape at the tall man sweeping toward her; the next her shoes were dangling a foot off the floor and she was being quite thoroughly kissed. At first she kicked his shins and hammered him with her fists and made sounds of frantic, furious protest, but her kicks slowed and stopped, and then she was holding on to his shoulders and not protesting at all.
Egwene dropped her eyes with embarrassment, but Elayne watched interestedly. Was that how she had looked when Rand . . . No! I will not think about him. She wondered if there was time to write him another letter, taking back everything she had said in the first, letting him know she was not to be trifled with. But did she want to?
After a while Lan set Nynaeve back on her feet. She swayed a bit as she straightened her dress and patted her hair furiously. “You have no right . . . ” she began in a breathless voice, then stopped to swallow. “I will not be manhandled in that fashion for the whole world to see. I will not!”
“Not the whole world,” he replied. “But if they can see, they can hear as well. You have made a place in my heart where I thought there was no room for anything else. You have made flowers grow where I cultivated dust and stones. Remember this, on this journey you insist on making. If you die, I will not survive you long.” He gave Nynaeve one of his rare smiles. If it did not exactly soften his face, at least it made it less hard. “And remember also, I am not always so easily commanded, even with letters from the Amyrlin.” He made an elegant bow; for a moment Elayne thought he actually meant to kneel and kiss Nynaeve’s Great Serpent ring. “As you command,” he murmured, “so do I obey.” It was difficult to tell whether he meant to be mocking or not.
As soon as the door closed behind him, Nynaeve sank onto the edge of her bed as if letting her knees give way at last. She stared at the door with a pensive frown.
“ ‘Poke the meekest dog too often,’ ” Elayne quoted, “ ‘and he will bite.’ Not that Lan is very meek.” She got a sharp look and a sniff from Nynaeve.
“He is insufferable,” Egwene said. “Sometimes he is. Nynaeve, why did you do that? He was ready to go with you. I know you want nothing more than to break him free of Moiraine. Do not try to deny it.”
Nynaeve did not try. Instead she fussed with her dress, and smoothed the coverlet on the bed. “Not like that,” she said finally. “I mean him to be mine. All of him. I will not have him remembering a broken oath to Moiraine. I will not have that between us. For him, as well as myself.”
“But will it be any different if you bring him to ask Moiraine to release him from his bond?” Egwene asked. “Lan is the kind of man who would see it as much the same thing. All that leaves is to somehow make her let him go of her own accord. How can you manage that?”
“I do not know.” Nynaeve firmed her voice. “Yet what must be done, can be done. There is always a way. That is for another time. Work to be done, and we sit here fretting over men. Are you sure you have everything you need for the Waste, Egwene?”
“Aviendha is readying everything,” Egwene said. “She still seems unhappy, but she says we can reach Rhuidean in little more than a month, if we are lucky. You will be in Tanchico by then.”
“Perhaps sooner,” Elayne told her, “if what they say about Sea Folk rakers is true. You will be careful, Egwene? Even with Aviendha for a guide, the Waste cannot be safe.”
“I will. You be careful. Both of you. Tanchico is not much safer than the Waste now.”
Abruptly they were all hugging one another, repeating cautions to take care, making sure they all remembered the schedule for meeting in Tel’aran’rhiod’s Stone.
Elayne wiped tears from her cheeks. “As well Lan left.” She laughed tremulously. “He would think we were all being foolish.”
“No, he would not,” Nynaeve said, pulling up her skirts to settle a purse of gold into its pocket. “He may be a man, but he is not a complete dolt.”
There had to be time between here and the carriage to locate paper and pen, Elayne decided. She would find time. Nynaeve had the right of it. Men needed a firm hand. Rand would find he could not get away from her so easily. And he would not find it easy to worm his way back into her good graces.


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Functions | |
| int | ADL2_Display_PowerXpressVersion_Get (ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE context, int iAdapterIndex, int *lpVersion) |
| Function to retrieve the PowerXpress version. | |
| int | ADL_Display_PowerXpressVersion_Get (int iAdapterIndex, int *lpVersion) |
| Function to retrieve the PowerXpress version. | |
| int | ADL2_Display_PowerXpressActiveGPU_Get (ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE context, int iAdapterIndex, int *lpActiveGPU) |
| Function to get the active GPU in PowerXpress. | |
| int | ADL_Display_PowerXpressActiveGPU_Get (int iAdapterIndex, int *lpActiveGPU) |
| Function to get the active GPU in PowerXpress. | |
| int | ADL2_Display_PowerXpressActiveGPU_Set (ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE context, int iAdapterIndex, int iActiveGPU, int *lpOperationResult) |
| Function to set the active GPU in PowerXpress. | |
| int | ADL_Display_PowerXpressActiveGPU_Set (int iAdapterIndex, int iActiveGPU, int *lpOperationResult) |
| Function to set the active GPU in PowerXpress. | |
| int | ADL2_Display_PowerXpress_AutoSwitchConfig_Get (ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE context, int iAdapterIndex, int *lpAutoSwitchOnACDCEvent, int *lpAutoSwitchOnDCACEvent) |
| Function to retrieve the auto switch configuration setting for PowerXpress. This is not supported when DPPE state switching is configured. | |
| int | ADL_Display_PowerXpress_AutoSwitchConfig_Get (int iAdapterIndex, int *lpAutoSwitchOnACDCEvent, int *lpAutoSwitchOnDCACEvent) |
| Function to retrieve the auto switch configuration setting for PowerXpress. This is not supported when DPPE state switching is configured. | |
| int | ADL2_Display_PowerXpress_AutoSwitchConfig_Set (ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE context, int iAdapterIndex, int iAutoSwitchOnACDCEvent, int iAutoSwitchOnDCACEvent) |
| Function to set the auto switch configuration setting for PowerXpress. This is not supported when DPPE state switching is configured. | |
| int | ADL_Display_PowerXpress_AutoSwitchConfig_Set (int iAdapterIndex, int iAutoSwitchOnACDCEvent, int iAutoSwitchOnDCACEvent) |
| Function to set the auto switch configuration setting for PowerXpress. This is not supported when DPPE state switching is configured. | |
| int | ADL2_PowerXpress_Config_Caps (ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE context, int iAdapterIndex, ADLPXConfigCaps *lpPXConfigCaps) |
| This function gets the PowerXpress configuration Caps. | |
| int | ADL_PowerXpress_Config_Caps (int iAdapterIndex, ADLPXConfigCaps *lpPXConfigCaps) |
| This function gets the PowerXpress configuration Caps. | |
| int | ADL2_PowerXpress_Scheme_Get (ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE context, int iAdapterIndex, ADLPXScheme *lpPXSchemeRange, ADLPXScheme *lpPXSchemeCurrentState, ADLPXScheme *lpPXSchemeDefaultState) |
| This function gets the PowerXpress scheme. | |
| int | ADL_PowerXpress_Scheme_Get (int iAdapterIndex, ADLPXScheme *lpPXSchemeRange, ADLPXScheme *lpPXSchemeCurrentState, ADLPXScheme *lpPXSchemeDefaultState) |
| This function gets the PowerXpress scheme. | |
| int | ADL2_PowerXpress_Scheme_Set (ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE context, int iAdapterIndex, ADLPXScheme scheme) |
| This function sets the PowerXpress scheme. | |
| int | ADL_PowerXpress_Scheme_Set (int iAdapterIndex, ADLPXScheme scheme) |
| This function sets the PowerXpress scheme. | |
| int | ADL2_PowerXpress_AncillaryDevices_Get (ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE context, int iAdapterIndex, int *lpNumberOfAncillaryDevices, ADLBdf **lppAncillaryDevices) |
| This function gets ancillary GPUs. | |
| int | ADL_PowerXpress_AncillaryDevices_Get (int iAdapterIndex, int *lpNumberOfAncillaryDevices, ADLBdf **lppAncillaryDevices) |
| This function gets ancillary GPUs. | |
| int | ADL2_SwitchableGraphics_Applications_Get (ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE context, int iListType, int *lpNumApps, ADLSGApplicationInfo **lppAppList) |
| ADL local interface. Function to get all the recently ran and currently running applications. |
| int ADL2_Display_PowerXpressVersion_Get | ( | ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE | context, | |
| int | iAdapterIndex, | |||
| int * | lpVersion | |||
| ) |
Function to retrieve the PowerXpress version.
This function retrieves the PowerXpress version.
| [in] | context,: | Client's ADL context handle ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE obtained from ADL2_Main_Control_Create. |
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [out] | lpVersion | The pointer to the value storing the retrieved version. |
If the system is not PowerXpress capable, the function returns a value different from ADL_OK
| int ADL_Display_PowerXpressVersion_Get | ( | int | iAdapterIndex, | |
| int * | lpVersion | |||
| ) |
Function to retrieve the PowerXpress version.
This function retrieves the PowerXpress version.
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [out] | lpVersion | The pointer to the value storing the retrieved version. |
If the system is not PowerXpress capable, the function returns a value different from ADL_OK
| int ADL2_Display_PowerXpressActiveGPU_Get | ( | ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE | context, | |
| int | iAdapterIndex, | |||
| int * | lpActiveGPU | |||
| ) |
Function to get the active GPU in PowerXpress.
This function retrieves the active GPU in PowerXpress.
| [in] | context,: | Client's ADL context handle ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE obtained from ADL2_Main_Control_Create. |
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [out] | lpActiveGPU | The pointer to the value storing the active GPU in PowerXpress: ADL_DL_POWERXPRESS_GPU_INTEGRATED or ADL_DL_POWERXPRESS_GPU_DISCRETE |
| int ADL_Display_PowerXpressActiveGPU_Get | ( | int | iAdapterIndex, | |
| int * | lpActiveGPU | |||
| ) |
Function to get the active GPU in PowerXpress.
This function retrieves the active GPU in PowerXpress.
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [out] | lpActiveGPU | The pointer to the value storing the active GPU in PowerXpress: ADL_DL_POWERXPRESS_GPU_INTEGRATED or ADL_DL_POWERXPRESS_GPU_DISCRETE |
| int ADL2_Display_PowerXpressActiveGPU_Set | ( | ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE | context, | |
| int | iAdapterIndex, | |||
| int | iActiveGPU, | |||
| int * | lpOperationResult | |||
| ) |
Function to set the active GPU in PowerXpress.
This function sets the active GPU in PowerXpress.
| [in] | context,: | Client's ADL context handle ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE obtained from ADL2_Main_Control_Create. |
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [in] | iActiveGPU | The value of the desired active GPU in PowerXpress: ADL_DL_POWERXPRESS_GPU_INTEGRATED or ADL_DL_POWERXPRESS_GPU_DISCRETE |
| [out] | lpOperationResult | The pointer to the retrieved result of the operation. |
| int ADL_Display_PowerXpressActiveGPU_Set | ( | int | iAdapterIndex, | |
| int | iActiveGPU, | |||
| int * | lpOperationResult | |||
| ) |
Function to set the active GPU in PowerXpress.
This function sets the active GPU in PowerXpress.
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [in] | iActiveGPU | The value of the desired active GPU in PowerXpress: ADL_DL_POWERXPRESS_GPU_INTEGRATED or ADL_DL_POWERXPRESS_GPU_DISCRETE |
| [out] | lpOperationResult | The pointer to the retrieved result of the operation. |
| int ADL2_Display_PowerXpress_AutoSwitchConfig_Get | ( | ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE | context, | |
| int | iAdapterIndex, | |||
| int * | lpAutoSwitchOnACDCEvent, | |||
| int * | lpAutoSwitchOnDCACEvent | |||
| ) |
Function to retrieve the auto switch configuration setting for PowerXpress. This is not supported when DPPE state switching is configured.
This function retrieves the auto switch configuration setting for PowerXpress. This is not supported when DPPE state switching is configured.
| [in] | context,: | Client's ADL context handle ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE obtained from ADL2_Main_Control_Create. |
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [out] | lpAutoSwitchOnACDCEvent | The pointer to the switch configuration for ACDC. The returned value could be 0 or 1 |
| [out] | lpAutoSwitchOnDCACEvent | The pointer to the switch configuration for DCAC. The returned value could be 0 or 1 |
| int ADL_Display_PowerXpress_AutoSwitchConfig_Get | ( | int | iAdapterIndex, | |
| int * | lpAutoSwitchOnACDCEvent, | |||
| int * | lpAutoSwitchOnDCACEvent | |||
| ) |
Function to retrieve the auto switch configuration setting for PowerXpress. This is not supported when DPPE state switching is configured.
This function retrieves the auto switch configuration setting for PowerXpress. This is not supported when DPPE state switching is configured.
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [out] | lpAutoSwitchOnACDCEvent | The pointer to the switch configuration for ACDC. The returned value could be 0 or 1 |
| [out] | lpAutoSwitchOnDCACEvent | The pointer to the switch configuration for DCAC. The returned value could be 0 or 1 |
| int ADL2_Display_PowerXpress_AutoSwitchConfig_Set | ( | ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE | context, | |
| int | iAdapterIndex, | |||
| int | iAutoSwitchOnACDCEvent, | |||
| int | iAutoSwitchOnDCACEvent | |||
| ) |
Function to set the auto switch configuration setting for PowerXpress. This is not supported when DPPE state switching is configured.
This function sets the auto switch configuration setting for PowerXpress. This is not supported when DPPE state switching is configured.
| [in] | context,: | Client's ADL context handle ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE obtained from ADL2_Main_Control_Create. |
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [in] | iAutoSwitchOnACDCEvent | The pointer to the value used to set the switch configuration for ACDC. Set value 0 or 1 |
| [in] | iAutoSwitchOnDCACEvent | The pointer to the value used to set the switch configuration for DCAC. Set value 0 or 1 |
| int ADL_Display_PowerXpress_AutoSwitchConfig_Set | ( | int | iAdapterIndex, | |
| int | iAutoSwitchOnACDCEvent, | |||
| int | iAutoSwitchOnDCACEvent | |||
| ) |
Function to set the auto switch configuration setting for PowerXpress. This is not supported when DPPE state switching is configured.
This function sets the auto switch configuration setting for PowerXpress. This is not supported when DPPE state switching is configured.
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [in] | iAutoSwitchOnACDCEvent | The pointer to the value used to set the switch configuration for ACDC. Set value 0 or 1 |
| [in] | iAutoSwitchOnDCACEvent | The pointer to the value used to set the switch configuration for DCAC. Set value 0 or 1 |
| int ADL2_PowerXpress_Config_Caps | ( | ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE | context, | |
| int | iAdapterIndex, | |||
| ADLPXConfigCaps * | lpPXConfigCaps | |||
| ) |
This function gets the PowerXpress configuration Caps.
This function gets the PowerXpress configuration Caps.
| [in] | context,: | Client's ADL context handle ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE obtained from ADL2_Main_Control_Create. |
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [out] | lpPXConfigCaps | The pointer to the PowerXpress config Caps returned: ADLPXConfigCaps |
| int ADL_PowerXpress_Config_Caps | ( | int | iAdapterIndex, | |
| ADLPXConfigCaps * | lpPXConfigCaps | |||
| ) |
This function gets the PowerXpress configuration Caps.
This function gets the PowerXpress configuration Caps.
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [out] | lpPXConfigCaps | The pointer to the PowerXpress config Caps returned: ADLPXConfigCaps |
| int ADL2_PowerXpress_Scheme_Get | ( | ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE | context, | |
| int | iAdapterIndex, | |||
| ADLPXScheme * | lpPXSchemeRange, | |||
| ADLPXScheme * | lpPXSchemeCurrentState, | |||
| ADLPXScheme * | lpPXSchemeDefaultState | |||
| ) |
This function gets the PowerXpress scheme.
This function gets the PowerXpress scheme.
| [in] | context,: | Client's ADL context handle ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE obtained from ADL2_Main_Control_Create. |
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [out] | lpPXSchemeRange | The pointer to the scheme range to be returned: ADLPXScheme |
| [out] | lpPXSchemeCurrentState | The pointer to the current scheme to be returned: ADLPXScheme |
| [out] | lpPXSchemeDefaultState | The pointer to the default scheme to be returned: ADLPXScheme |
| int ADL_PowerXpress_Scheme_Get | ( | int | iAdapterIndex, | |
| ADLPXScheme * | lpPXSchemeRange, | |||
| ADLPXScheme * | lpPXSchemeCurrentState, | |||
| ADLPXScheme * | lpPXSchemeDefaultState | |||
| ) |
This function gets the PowerXpress scheme.
This function gets the PowerXpress scheme.
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [out] | lpPXSchemeRange | The pointer to the scheme range to be returned: ADLPXScheme |
| [out] | lpPXSchemeCurrentState | The pointer to the current scheme to be returned: ADLPXScheme |
| [out] | lpPXSchemeDefaultState | The pointer to the default scheme to be returned: ADLPXScheme |
| int ADL2_PowerXpress_Scheme_Set | ( | ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE | context, | |
| int | iAdapterIndex, | |||
| ADLPXScheme | scheme | |||
| ) |
This function sets the PowerXpress scheme.
This function sets the PowerXpress scheme.
| [in] | context,: | Client's ADL context handle ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE obtained from ADL2_Main_Control_Create. |
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [in] | scheme | The PX scheme to set: ADLPXScheme |
| int ADL_PowerXpress_Scheme_Set | ( | int | iAdapterIndex, | |
| ADLPXScheme | scheme | |||
| ) |
This function sets the PowerXpress scheme.
This function sets the PowerXpress scheme.
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [in] | scheme | The PX scheme to set: ADLPXScheme |
| int ADL2_PowerXpress_AncillaryDevices_Get | ( | ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE | context, | |
| int | iAdapterIndex, | |||
| int * | lpNumberOfAncillaryDevices, | |||
| ADLBdf ** | lppAncillaryDevices | |||
| ) |
This function gets ancillary GPUs.
In Power Express configuration system, the master GPU(Integrated GPU) can have several linked GPU which can be removed by the driver. These removable GPU are called ancillary devices. They are usually discrete GPUs in Power Express system
| [in] | context,: | Client's ADL context handle ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE obtained from ADL2_Main_Control_Create. |
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [out] | lpNumberOfAncillaryDevices | Pointer to a variable that indicates the number of ancillary devices. |
| [out] | lppRemovableDevices | Pointer of a pointer to a variable with type ADLBdf, which contains a list of ancillary devices . |
| int ADL_PowerXpress_AncillaryDevices_Get | ( | int | iAdapterIndex, | |
| int * | lpNumberOfAncillaryDevices, | |||
| ADLBdf ** | lppAncillaryDevices | |||
| ) |
This function gets ancillary GPUs.
In Power Express configuration system, the master GPU(Integrated GPU) can have several linked GPU which can be removed by the driver. These removable GPU are called ancillary devices. They are usually discrete GPUs in Power Express system
| [in] | iAdapterIndex | The ADL index handle of the desired adapter. |
| [out] | lpNumberOfAncillaryDevices | Pointer to a variable that indicates the number of ancillary devices. |
| [out] | lppRemovableDevices | Pointer of a pointer to a variable with type ADLBdf, which contains a list of ancillary devices . |
| int ADL2_SwitchableGraphics_Applications_Get | ( | ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE | context, | |
| int | iListType, | |||
| int * | lpNumApps, | |||
| ADLSGApplicationInfo ** | lppAppList | |||
| ) |
ADL local interface. Function to get all the recently ran and currently running applications.
The function is used to get all the recently ran and currently running applications in any PX/HG/DG platform
| [in] | context,: | Client's ADL context handle ADL_CONTEXT_HANDLE obtained from ADL2_Main_Control_Create. |
| [in] | iListType,: | The type of applications to be retrieved. It can be either 1(currently running applications) or 2(recently ran applications) |
| [out] | lpNumApps,: | The pointer to the number of applications currently retrieved based on the iListType passed |
| [out] | lppAppList,: | pointer to the pointer of ADLSGApplicationInfo array containing details of each application retrieved. Initialize to NULL before calling this API. ADL will allocate the necessary memory, using the user provided callback function. |


The TCP/IP Server class. More...
#include <tcp_server.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| TcpServer (int _port_number) | |
| int | listen () |
| Method to create socket, bind, listen and accept connection from incoming client. More... | |
| int | send (json message) |
| json | receive (int size) |
| virtual | ~TcpServer () |
The TCP/IP Server class.
Instance of this class will help to connect to a client to receive and send json messages.
Definition at line 17 of file tcp_server.h.
| TcpServer::TcpServer | ( | int | portNumber | ) |
Constructor
| port | number The port number of the server |
Initializes server socket and client connection status.
| The | port number of the server where it keeps listening. |
Definition at line 15 of file tcp_server.cc.
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virtual |
Destructor Close the server socket and accepted client socket.
Definition at line 81 of file tcp_server.cc.
| int TcpServer::listen | ( | ) |
Method to create socket, bind, listen and accept connection from incoming client.
Create socket, bind, listen and accept connection from incoming client.
Definition at line 24 of file tcp_server.cc.
| json TcpServer::receive | ( | int | size = 1024 | ) |
Receive message from client.
| Size | of the buffer set to read the incoming message |
Receive message from client. Byte messages are converted to strings and then to json.
| Size | of the buffer set to read the incoming message. |
Definition at line 68 of file tcp_server.cc.
| int TcpServer::send | ( | json | message | ) |
Send usually an acknowledgement back to client.
| Json | message to be sent return 0 on successful send. |
Send usually an acknowledgement back to client. Json messages are converted into bytes to write into buffer.
| json | message return 0 on successful send or error throw. |
Definition at line 53 of file tcp_server.cc.


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