Kick off the summer season by purchasing tickets to a music festival of your choice to celebrate the well overdue return of live music, dancing and soaking up the outdoors. Read further about which festivals are returning to Ohio in 2022 below:
Nelsonville Music Festival
Southeast Ohio’s own, Nelsonville, is home to the largest music festival in the region — and arguably the Midwest. Nelsonville Music Festival will be hosting the event for its 16th year on Labor Day weekend, Sept. 2-4 at its new venue, Snow Fork Event Center, located at 5685 Happy Hollow Road.
In addition to a later start date, tickets to the festival will be sold at a reduced capacity to ensure concert goers’ health and safety. Proof of vaccination and/or a negative COVID-19 test is required for entry, and tickets will sell fast. Nelsonville Music Festival, or NMF, has said, “there will be a heavier focus placed on our love of discovering and introducing artists that you’ll soon call your favorite band.”
NMF invites fans of all genres of music to attend. There is a lot of diverse talent present, with names such as Japanese Breakfast, Angel Olsen, Lucinda Williams, Yo La Tengo, Michael Hurley, Nubya Garcia, and 27 other beloved bands and artists scheduled to perform on all four stages.
Festival attendees can camp out at the site by purchasing a Camping Pass (Car Camping, Back Country Camping, RV Camping) or utilize the off-site lodging. If you plan on commuting to the concert, purchasing a Non-Camping Parking Pass is still required.
The best part: the fun doesn’t stop with music. Craft beer, food and artisan vendors will be selling various goods; food vendor applications are now open, and artisan/retail vendor applications are opening soon.
According to NMF, the Nelsonville Music Festival is a production of Nelsonville’s nonprofit historic theater, Stuart’s Opera House. All proceeds will support both the NMF and year-round programming and art education at Stuart’s Opera House. Support a good cause and authentic music by purchasing your tickets today.
Ticket prices vary.
Black Diamond Music Festival
Another Nelsonville beloved, the Black Diamond Music Festival, or BDMF, was founded by Hocking College President Dr. Betty Young to celebrate Southeast Ohio’s bluegrass and country heritage. According to BDMF, “Dr. Young felt it was important to recognize the musical influences of Southeast Ohio while simultaneously utilizing many of the internal student programs at the College to create and build a recognized music event.”
Black Diamond Music Festival will take place at Hocking College from June 10-11, with headliners Elle King, Elvie Shane and Marty Stuart set to perform among 17 other artists and acts.
Similar to NMF, Hocking College offers “camping with full electrical hookups, dorm rooms for those looking for an alternative to camping and the newly-renovated 42-room hotel, the Lodge at Hocking College,” according to Black Diamond Music Festival’s information site.
BDMF is also taking applications for food truck, craft and merchandise vendors for the 2022 event.
Ticket prices vary: $85-$350. Purchase yours here.
Dark Star Jubilee
Thornville Village, located in Perry County, presents Dark Star Jubilee, a three-day musical experience from Friday, May 27, to Sunday, May 29, at Legend Valley Concert Venue and Campground.
The event is hosted by Dark Star Orchestra, a Grateful Dead cover band formed in Chicago, serves as a tribute to the rock band, and headlines each of the three days following a variety of other performers such as Railroad Earth ft. Peter Rowan, Galactic ft. Anjelika Jelly Joseph, Keller Williams’ Grateful Grass and nine others.
Like many other Southeast Ohio festivals, camping options and general admission tickets will be offered for the weekend. General Admission gates will open at noon and VIP gates will open at 10 a.m. on Friday, May 27. All gates will close at noon on Monday, May 30.
As for food and drink vendors, applications are closed, but applicants will be updated on or before March 25.
Ticket prices vary. Purchase yours here.
Lost Lands
Calling all EDM enthusiasts, headbangers and those wishing to immerse themselves in an otherworldly experience, Lost Lands is for you.
The festival is presented by Excision, the company which brings you Orlando and Las Vegas’ Electric Daisy Carnival, the largest electronic dance music festival in North America. Lost Lands is sure to exceed anything you have witnessed before with its insanely huge dinosaur decor, neon lights and shrilling beat drops.
Like Dark Star Jubilee, Lost Lands is set to return to Legend Valley in Thornville, Ohio, from Sept. 23-25 for its fifth annual festival.
Though this year’s lineup has yet to be announced, past performers have included 12th Planet, Adventure Club, ARMNHMR, Atliens, Barely Alive and Black Tiger Sex Machine. Tickets are already available for sale and many are already sold out.
Undoubtedly, die-hard festival-goers will show up and show out after a hiatus due to COVID-19.
The remaining camping options include tent-only forest camping for four, which is $300.
Hotels and day and weekend passes are still available but don’t waste another day, make all your EDM dreams come true right here in Southeast Ohio.
Wonderbus Music and Arts Festival
Wonderbus, at The Lawn at CAS in Columbus, makes for the perfect driving distance for a much-needed getaway for those spending a summer in Athens, or even better yet, for those who will be living at home in Columbus until school starts back up.
From August 26-28, Wonderbus will host three big-name headliners, such as Duran Duran, Lorde and The Lumineers, with the first night of the festival benefiting innovation in mental health treatment.
Tickets can be purchased for the whole weekend, two days or one, with adult general admission prices ranging from $159-$279 and kids general admission $59-$119.
As for VIP passes, many of the packages are already sold out, excluding the Adult Saturday/Sunday package ($499), the Kids Mega three-Day ($329) and the Kids Saturday/Sunday package ($250), which still remain open for purchase.
Additionally, $25 spent on each adult ticket purchased will go toward helping Ukraine.
Food and merchant vendor applications, in addition to sponsorships, are still available.


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TWILIGHT ZONE: THE MOVIE A film review by David Wilcock Copyright 1997 David Wilcock
STARRING DAN ACKROYD, ALBERT BROOKS, VIC MORROW, SCATMAN CROTHERS, KATHLEEN QUINLAN AND JOHN LITHGOW. DIRECTED BY JOHN LANDIS (Prolouge and first sequence), STEVEN SPEILBERG (2nd segment), JOE DANTE (3rd segment) and GEORGE MILLER(4th segment).
A WARNER BROTHERS RELEASE.
The T.V programme with THAT theme tune hit the big screen with this iffy movie. This is a film which starts off ok, goes rapidly downhill, then shoots up again at the end. Let me explain.....
The movie starts quite well. We have a comedy segment with Dan Ackroyd and Albert Brooks, which gives a nice short thrill to begin with. We then get the theme music, Burgess Merideths voice whispers we have entered the 'Twilight Zone' and the first segment starts. Ah. Now it goes a bit wrong...
 However, this segment is more predictable than a very predictable thing, and gets very boring. So, lets give the second segment a chance, eh?
The second stories even worse. It's about a few old folks who get young again, thanks to kicking Scatmans can. This is very slickly done by Speilberg, but is so slick you just get bored. Again. And, the outcome is entirely predictable again.
But, just like CREEPSHOW(1982), things get better with the 3rd segment. This weird story, directed by Dante (Gremlins) is actually quite good. Quinlan gets invited into the house of a boy that telephaically projects what the house should be like. His visions are really weird, and the art design makes this story very watchable. It's certainly much better than the first two.
But then we come to Lithgows story, which is the best thing in the film. Lithhgow plays a terrified airplane passenger, who thinks he can see a monster on the wing, ripping it up. But there can't possible be a monster out there, can there?? Lithgows performance is brilliant, and the direction good, keeping up the tension.
So, is this worth watching? Well, skip past the first two stories (or you may for asleep) and just watch the last two. This is the best way to get the most enjoyment out of this film. But don't forget to watch the prolouge....
OVERALL RATINGS =============== 1st segment=*1/2 2nd segment=* 3rd segment=*** 4th segment=**** (all out od ***** stars)
OVERALL FOR WHOLE FILM=***
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by Christine LavelleUNDER-fire Jeane Freeman issued a grovelling apology to families affected by the hospital water contamination crisis today.
The Health Secretary offered her “deepest sympathies” and said parents deserved answers over the scandal.
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Ms Freeman told Holyrood she had ordered health chiefs to begin “escalation” procedures for NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.
But Labour MSP Monica Lennon said the crisis had been “cloaked in secrecy for too long”.
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Tory Miles Briggs urged her to resign. He said: “The buck stops with Jeane Freeman.”
A whistleblower who contacted Labour MSP Anas Sarwar said an investigation by doctors found up to 26 cases of water supply infections in cancer ward kids in 2017.
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde said: “Communication with families has not been good enough and we deeply regret this.”
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I designed a tool to allow our members to voice their support for clean energy bills to their state representatives.
Community solar, a program that allows people to support solar energy without installing their own panels, is only available in specific states due to state-level policy. In the past, Arcadia would run ad-hoc email campaigns to allow our members to tell their representatives to support solar legislation, and now we wanted a tool to more easily spin up campaigns whenever solar legislation arose — in short, to leverage our national customer base to push state legislators to expand solar access!
We had an existing proof-of-concept from a hackathon project; it sent customers an email to support a solar bill and linked to their Arcadia dashboard, where they could email their representatives with one click. We wanted to improve this user flow, integrate it into the dashboard, and make it scalable to handle multiple campaigns across different states.
Our goals with streamlining this advocacy tool were:
After kicking off the project with the product manager and engineering manager, I started exploring user stories and a customer journey. I also began sketching where the advocacy flow would live in the dashboard.
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Initial designs for an advocacy module
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Looping gif of the advocacy flow (for states without community solar)
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NAME
hpftodit - create font description files for use with groff -Tlj4SYNOPSIS
hpftodit [ -sv ] [ -in ] tfm_file map_file fontIt is possible to have whitespace between the -i command line option and its parameter.
DESCRIPTION
hpftodit creates a font file for use with groff -Tlj4 from an HP tagged font metric file. tfm_file is the name of the tagged font metric file for the font. map_file is a file giving the groff names for characters in the font; this file should consist of a sequence of lines of the form:- n c1 c2 ...
where n is a decimal integer giving the MSL number of the character, and c1, c2,... are the groff names of the character. font is the name of the groff font file. The groff font file is written to font.
The -s option should be given if the font is special (a font is special if troff should search it whenever a character is not found in the current font.) If the font is special, it should be listed in the fonts command in the DESC file; if it is not special, there is no need to list it, since troff can automatically mount it when it's first used.
If the -i option is used, hpftodit will automatically generate an italic correction, a left italic correction and a subscript correction for each character (the significance of these parameters is explained in groff_font(5)).
OPTIONS
- -v
- Print the version number.
- -s
- The font is special. The effect of this option is to add the special command to the font file.
- -in
- Generate an italic correction for each character so that the character's width plus the character's italic correction is equal to n design units plus the amount by which the right edge of the character's bounding is to the right of the character's origin. If this would result in a negative italic correction, use a zero italic correction instead. There are 8782 design units per em for Intellifont fonts.
- Also generate a subscript correction equal to the product of the tangent of the slant of the font and four fifths of the x-height of the font. If this would result in a subscript correction greater than the italic correction, use a subscript correction equal to the italic correction instead.
- Also generate a left italic correction for each character equal to n design units plus the amount by which the left edge of the character's bounding box is to the left of the character's origin. The left italic correction may be negative.
- This option is normally needed only with italic (or oblique) fonts.
FILES
u+2n- /usr/share/groff/<IP_ADDRESS>/font/devlj4/DESC Device description file.
- /usr/share/groff/<IP_ADDRESS>/font/devlj4/F
- Font description file for font F.
BUGS
This program was written without the benefit of complete, official documentation on the tagged font metric format. It is therefore likely that it will fail to work on tfm files that are dissimilar to those for the internal fonts on the Laserjet 4, with which it was tested:
TrueType tfm files are not supported.
SEE ALSO
groff(1), grolj4(1), groff_font(5)
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In his room at The Counsel’s Head, Rand sat on the bed with his legs folded and his back against the wall, playing the silver-mounted flute Thom Merrilin had given him so long ago. An Age ago. This room, with carved wall panels and windows overlooking the Nethvin Market, was better than that they had abandoned at The Crown of Maredo. The pillows stacked beside him were goose down, the bed had an embroidered canopy and curtains, and the mirror above the washstand had not a single bubble. The lintel above the stone fireplace even had a bit of simple carving. It was a room for a well-to-do foreign merchant. He was glad he had thought to bring enough gold when he left Cairhien. He had lost the habit of carrying much. Everything had been provided for the Dragon Reborn. Still, he could have earned a bed of some sort with the flute. The tune was called “Lament for the Long Night,” and he had never heard it before in his life. Lews Therin had, though. It was like the skill at drawing. Rand thought that should frighten him, or make him angry, but he simply sat and played while Lews Therin wept.
“Light, Rand,” Min muttered, “are you just going to sit there puffing on that thing?” Her skirts swirled as she paced up and down the flowered carpet. The bond with her and Elayne and Aviendha felt as though he had never known anything else or wanted to. He breathed, and he was bonded to them; one was as natural as the other. “If she says one wrong word where it can be overheard, if she’s already said it . . . I am not letting anyone haul you off to a cell for Elaida!” Alanna’s bond had never felt that way. It had not changed, not in itself, yet increasingly since that day in Caemlyn, Alanna’s bond seemed an intrusion, a stranger looking over his shoulder, a sandspur in his boot. “Do you have to play that? It makes me want to cry, and it makes my skin crawl at the same time. If she puts you in danger . . . !” Snatching one of her knives from its hiding place up a loose-fitting sleeve, she flourished it in her fist.
He took the flute away from his mouth and silently looked at her over it. Her face reddened, and with a sudden snarl, she hurled the blade to stick quivering in the door.
“She’s there,” he said, using the flute to point. Unconsciously, he shifted the instrument, following Alanna exactly. “She’ll be here soon.” She had been in Far Madding since the day before, and he did not understand why she had waited till now. Alanna was a tangle of emotions inside his skull, nervous and wary, worried and determined and above all, angry. In a barely restrained fury. “If you’d rather not be here, you can wait . . . ” Min shook her head fiercely. Right beside Alanna in his head lay the bundle that was her. She bubbled with worry and anger, too, but love shone through like a beacon whenever she looked at him and often when she did not. Fear shone through, as well, though she was trying to hide that.
He put the flute back to his lips and began “The Drunken Peddler.” That was jolly enough to cheer the dead. Lews Therin snarled at him.
Min stood studying him, her arms folded, then abruptly gave her dress a twitch, settling it on her hips. With a sigh, he lowered the flute and waited.  Determination was as strong in Min now as it was in Alanna, twin suns flaring in the back of his brain.
“We will not talk about Alanna any more until she gets here,” she said firmly, as though he had been the one insisting. Determination, and still the fear, stronger now than before, continually trampled down and continually springing back up.
“Why, of course, wife, if it pleases you,” he replied, bending his neck in the approved Far Madding fashion. She sniffed loudly.
“Rand, I like Alivia. I do, even if she does make Nynaeve have kittens left and right.” One fist planted on her hip, Min leaned forward and pointed a finger at his nose. “But she is going to kill you.” She bit off every word.
“You said she was going to help me die,” he said quietly. “Those were your words.” How would he feel at dying? Sadness at leaving her, at leaving Elayne and Aviendha. Sadness for the pain he had brought them. He would like to see his father again before the end. Aside from those things, he almost thought death would be a relief.
Death is a relief, Lews Therin said fervently. I want death. We deserve death!
 He was very good at ignoring the voice, now. “Unless you’ve changed your mind about what you saw.”
Min flung up her hands in exasperation. “I saw what I saw and it’s what I told you, but the Pit of Doom swallow me if I can see any difference. And I can’t see why you think there is!”
“Sooner or later, I have to die, Min,” he said patiently. He had been told by those he had to believe. To live, you must die. That still made no sense to him, but it left one cold hard fact. Just as the Prophecies of the Dragon seemed to say, he had to die. “Not soon, I hope. I plan not soon. I’m sorry, Min. I never should have let you bond me.” But he had not been strong enough to refuse, any more than he had been strong enough to push her away. He was too weak for what had to be done. He needed to drink in winter, till he made winter’s heart seem Sunday noon.
“If you hadn’t, we’d have tied you up and done it anyway.” Best not to ask how that would have differed from what Alanna had done, he decided. Certainly, she saw a difference.      I’ll make you grow your hair below your waist and wear hair clips with moonstones.”
He smiled at her. She could still make him smile. “I never heard of a fate worse than death, but I think that fits.”
Someone knocked at the door, and Min froze. In a silent question, she mouthed Alanna’s name. Rand nodded, and to his amazement, Min pushed him over onto the pillows and flung herself on his chest. Squirming around, she raised her head, and he realized she was trying to see herself in the washstand mirror. Finally she found a position she liked, lying half on top of him with one hand behind his neck and the other beside her face on his chest. “Come in,” she called.
Cadsuane stepped into the room and stopped, frowning at the knife stuck in the door. In a dress of fine dark green wool and a fur-lined cloak held by a silver brooch at the neck, she might have passed for a successful merchant or a banker, though the golden birds and fish, stars and moons dangling from the iron-gray bun atop her head would have been ostentatious for either. She was not wearing her Great Serpent ring, so it seemed she was making some effort to avoid too much notice. “Have you children been arguing?” she asked mildly.
Rand could almost feel Lews Therin go still, like a ridge cat crouching in the shadows. Lews Therin was almost as wary of this woman as he was himself.
Red-faced, Min scrambled to her feet smoothing furiously at her dress. “You said it was her!” she said accusingly, just as Alanna entered. Cadsuane closed the door.
Alanna glanced once at Min and dismissed her, focusing on Rand. Without taking her dark eyes from him, she swept her cloak off and flung it over one of the room’s two chairs. Her hands settled on her dark gray skirts, gripping them hard. She was not wearing her golden Aes Sedai ring, either. From the moment her eyes fell on him, joy bloomed along the bond. All the rest was still there, the nervousness, the fury, but he had never expected her to feel joy!
Not changing how he lay, he picked up the flute and toyed with it. “Should I be surprised to see you, Cadsuane? You pop up when I don’t want to see you too often to suit. Who taught you to Travel?” It had to have been that. One moment Alanna had been a vague awareness on the edge of thought, and the next she sprang to life full strength in his head. At first, he had thought she herself had learned Traveling somehow, but seeing Cadsuane, he knew better.
Alanna’s mouth tightened, and even Min looked disapproving. The emotions flowing along the Warder bond from one jumped and skittered; from the other, there was just anger mingled with delight, now. Why did Alanna feel joy?
“Still no more manners than a goat, I see,” Cadsuane said dryly. “Boy, I hardly think I need your permission to visit my birthplace. As for Traveling, it is none of your business where or when I learned anything.” Unpinning her cloak, she stuck the brooch on her belt, ready to hand, and folded the cloak over one arm as though making it neat were much more important than he was. Her voice took on an edge of irritation. “You’ve lumbered me with a lot of traveling companions, one way and another. Alanna was so frantic to see you again, only a heart of stone could have refused to bring her, and Sorilea said some of the others who pledged themselves to you would be good for nothing until they were allowed to go with Alanna, so I’ve ended up bringing Nesune, Sarene, Erian, Beldeine and Elza, too. Not to mention Harine, plus her sister and that Swordmaster of hers. She didn’t know whether to faint, scream or bite someone when she found out Alanna was going off to find you. And then there are those three black-coated friends of yours. I don’t know how eager they are to see you, but they’re here, as well. Well, now that we’ve located you, I can send the Sea Folk and the sisters to you and let you deal with them.”
Rand sprang to his feet with a muttered oath. “No! Keep them away from me!”
Cadsuane’s dark eyes narrowed. “I’ve warned you before about your language; I will not warn you again.” She frowned at him a moment longer, then nodded as though she thought he had taken the lesson to heart. “Now, what makes you think you can tell me what to do, boy?”
Rand struggled with himself. He could not issue orders here. He had never been able to order Cadsuane anywhere. Min said he needed the woman, that she would teach him something he needed to learn, but if anything, that only made him more uneasy about her. “I want to finish my business here and leave quietly,” he said at last. “If you tell them, at least make sure they see I can’t afford to have them come anywhere near me, not until I’m ready to leave.” The woman raised an eyebrow at him, waiting, and he took a deep breath. Why did she always need to make everything difficult? “I would appreciate it very much if you didn’t tell any of them where I am.” Reluctantly, very reluctantly, he added, “Please.” Min exhaled as though she had been holding her breath.
“Good,” Cadsuane said after a moment. “You can show manners when you try, even if it does make you look as though your teeth ached. I suppose I can keep your secret for you, for the time being. Not all of them even know you are in the city. Oh, yes. I should tell you, Merise has bonded Narishma, Corele has Damer, and young Hopwil is Daigian’s.” She said that as though it were just a casual bit of information that might easily have slipped her mind.
He did not bother to mutter his oath this time, and Cadsuane’s full-armed slap almost unhinged his jaw.  One of the other women gasped.
“I did tell you,” Cadsuane said placidly. “No more warnings.”
Min took a step toward him, and he shook his head slightly. It helped to clear the spots. He wanted to rub his jaw, but he kept his hands at his sides. He had to make himself loosen his grip on the flute. For Cadsuane’s part, the slap might never had occurred.
“Why would Flinn and the others accept being bonded?” he demanded.
“Ask them when you see them,” she replied. “Min, I suspect Alanna wants to be alone with him awhile.” Turning toward the door without waiting for Min’s reply, she added, “Alanna, I will be waiting below, in the Women’s Room. Don’t be too long. I want to get back to the Heights. Min?”
Min glared at Alanna. She glared at Rand. Then she flung up her hands and stalked out after Cadsuane, muttering under her breath. She slammed the door behind her.
“I liked you better with your own hair.” Alanna folded her arms beneath her breasts and studied him. Anger and joy warred with one another in the bond. “I had hoped that being close to you would be better, but you are still like a stone in my head. Even standing here, I can hardly tell whether you’re upset or not. Even so, being here is better. I dislike being parted from a Warder so long.”
Rand ignored her and the rippling joy that flowed along the bond. “She didn’t ask why I came to Far Madding,” Rand said quietly, staring at the door as if he could see Cadsuane through the wood. Surely, she had to wonder. “You told her I was here, Alanna. It had to be you. What happened to your oath?”
Alanna drew a deep breath, and a moment passed before she replied. “I am not sure Cadsuane cares two pins about you,” she snapped. “I keep that oath as well as I can, but you do make keeping it hard.” Her voice began to harden, and anger welled more strongly through the bond. “I owe fealty to a man who walks off and leaves me behind. Just how am I supposed to serve you? More importantly, what did you do?”  He topped her by more than a foot, and she seemed not to notice. “You did something, I know. I was unconscious for three days! What did you do?”
“I decided if I was going to be bonded, it might as well be by someone I said could.” He barely caught her hand before it landed on his face. “I’ve been slapped enough for one day.”
She glared up at him, teeth bared as if ready to bite out his throat. The bond carried only fury and outrage, now, distilled to daggers. “You let someone else bond you?” she snarled. “How dare you! Whoever she is, I’ll see her before a court! I’ll see her birched! You are mine!”
“Because you took me, Alanna,” he said coldly. “If more sisters knew, you would be the one birched.” Min had told him once that he could trust Alanna, that she had seen the Green and four other sisters “in his hand.” He did trust her, in an odd fashion, yet he was in Alanna’s hand, too, and he did not want to be. “Release me, and I’ll deny it ever happened.” He had not even known that was possible until Lan told him about himself and Myrelle. “Release me, and I’ll set you free of your oath.”
The roiling anger flowing through the bond lessened without disappearing, but her face grew calm, and her voice was composed. “You are hurting my wrist.”
He knew he was. He could feel the pain through the bond. He let go, and she massaged her wrist far more ostentatiously than required by the hurt he felt. Still rubbing her wrist, she sat on the second chair and crossed her legs. She seemed to be thinking.
“I’ve thought of being free of you,” she said finally. “I have dreamed of it.” She gave a small, rueful laugh. “I even asked Cadsuane to let me pass the bond to her. A sign of how desperate I was, to ask such a thing. But if anyone can handle you, Cadsuane can. Only, she refused. She was furious that I suggested it without asking you, outraged, but even if you agreed, she won’t.” She spread her hands. “So you are mine.” Her face did not change, but as she said that, the joy flared anew.  That is as strong in me as the oath I swore to obey you. Every bit as strong. So I will not release you to anyone unless I know she can handle you properly. Who bonded you? If she is capable, I will let her have you.”
Just the possibility that Cadsuane might have received his bond sent icicles down Rand’s spine. Alanna had never been able to control him with the bond, and he did not think any sister could, but he would never risk it with that one. Light!
“What makes you think she doesn’t care about me?” he demanded instead of answering Alanna’s question. Trust or no trust, no one would learn that answer if he could help it. What Elayne and Min and Aviendha had done might be allowed by Tower law, yet they had worse to fear than punishment from other Aes Sedai if it came out they were linked to him in this way. Sitting down on the edge of the bed, he turned the flute over in his hands. “Just because she refused my bond? Maybe she isn’t as nonchalant about the consequences as you. She came to me in Cairhien, and stayed long after there could be any reason but me. Am I really supposed to believe she just decided to visit friends while I happen to be here? She brought you to Far Madding so she could find me.”
“Rand, she wanted to know where you were every day,” Alanna said dismissively, “but I doubt there’s a shepherd in Seleisin who doesn’t wonder where you are. The whole world wants to know that. I knew you were far to the south, that you hadn’t moved for days. No more. When I found out she and Verin were coming here, I had to beg her—beg on my knees!—before she would let me come along. But I didn’t know myself that you were here until I came out of the gateway in the hills above the city. Before that, I thought I might have to Travel halfway to Tear to find you. Cadsuane taught me that, when we came here, so don’t think you can evade me so easily in the future.”
Cadsuane had taught Alanna to Travel? That still did not say who had taught Cadsuane, though. Not that it mattered, he supposed. “And Damer and the other two allowed themselves to be bonded? Or did those sisters just take them the way you took me?”
A faint flush stained her cheeks, but her voice was steady. “I heard Merise ask Jahar. It took him two days to accept, and she never pressured him that I saw. I cannot speak for the others, but as Cadsuane said, you can always ask them. Rand, you must understand, those men were afraid to go back to this ‘Black Tower’ of yours.” Her mouth twisted sourly around the name. “They were afraid they would be blamed in the attack on you. If they simply ran, they would be hunted down as deserters. I understand that is your standing order? Where else could they go, except to Aes Sedai? And a good thing they did, too.” She smiled as though she had just seen something wonderful, and her voice became excited. “Rand, Damer has discovered a way to Heal being stilled! Light, I can say that word without freezing my tongue. He Healed Irgain and Ronaille and Sashalle. They’ve sworn fealty to you, too, just like all the others.”
“What do you mean, all the others?”
“I mean all the sisters the Aiel were holding. Even the Reds.” She sounded half disbelieving about that, as well she should, but disbelief melted into intensity as she put both feet on the floor and leaned toward him, her eyes fixed on his. “Every one of them has sworn and accepted the penance you put on Nesune and the others, the first five of them who swore. Cadsuane doesn’t trust them. She wouldn’t let them bring any of their Warders. I admit I was uncertain at first, but I believe you can trust them. They swore oath to you. You know what that means for a sister. We can’t break an oath, Rand. It isn’t possible.”
Even the Reds. He had been surprised when those first five captives offered fealty. Elaida had sent them to kidnap him, and they had. He had been sure it was him being ta’veren that had done it, but that only altered chance, made what might happen one time in a million become a certainty. It was hard to believe that a Red would swear under any circumstances to a man who could channel.
“You need us, Rand.” Rising, she shifted as if she wanted to pace, but instead she stood watching him, unblinking. Her hands smoothed her skirts as if she was unaware of what they were doing. “You need the support of Aes Sedai. Without it, you will have to conquer every nation, and you haven’t done very well at that thus far. The rebellion in Cairhien might seem finished to you, but not everyone likes Dobraine being named your Steward. A good many might go to Toram Riatin, if he reappears. The High Lord Darlin is snug in the Stone, so we hear, announced as your Steward in Tear, but the rebels there haven’t come streaming out of Haddon Mirk to support him. As for Andor, Elayne Trakand might say she will support you once she has the throne, but she has maneuvered your soldiers out of Caemlyn, and I’ll wear bells in the Blight if she lets them remain in Andor when she does succeed. Sisters can help you. Elayne will listen to us. The rebels in Cairhien and Tear will listen. The White Tower has stopped wars and ended rebellions for three thousand years. You may not like the treaty Rafela and Merana negotiated with Harine, but they got everything you asked for. Light, man, let us help you!”
Rand nodded slowly. It had seemed just a way to impress people with his power, that Aes Sedai gave him fealty. Fear that they might manipulate him to their own ends had blinded him to anything else. He did not like admitting that.
 We are all fools, if we live long enough. He almost sounded sane.
“Go back to Cairhien,” he said. “Tell Rafela and Merana I want them to approach the rebels in Haddon Mirk. Tell them to take Bera and Kiruna, too.” Those were the four besides Alanna whom Min said he could trust. What had she said about the five others Cadsuane had brought with her? That each would serve him in her fashion. That was not strong enough, not yet. “I want Darlin Sisnera as my Steward and the laws I made left in place. They can negotiate away anything else as long as they end the rebellion. After that . . . What’s the matter?”
Alanna’s face had fallen, and she had sagged back in her chair.  I suppose it is for the best, with that girl here,” she sighed. “You have no idea what I went through in Cairhien, masking the bond just enough to keep what the two of you were doing from keeping me awake all night. That is much harder than simply masking it completely, but I dislike losing touch with my Warders completely. Only, going back to Cairhien will be almost as bad.”
Rand cleared his throat. “That’s what I want you to do.” Women, he had learned, talked about some things much more openly than men, but it was still a shock when they did. He hoped Elayne and Aviendha masked the bond when he was making love with Min. When the two of them were together in bed, no one else existed except her, the same as it had been with Elayne. He certainly did not want to talk about it with Alanna. “I may be done here by the time you finish in Cairhien. If I haven’t . . . If I haven’t, you can return here. But you’ll have to stay away from me until I say otherwise.” Even with that restriction, the joy billowed up in her afresh.
 He shook his head, and she sighed. “I had better go.” Rising, she took up her cloak and draped it over her arm. “Cadsuane is impatient at best. Sorilea admonished her to look after us like a mother hen, and she does. After her fashion.” At the door, she paused for one last question. “Why are you here, Rand? Cadsuane may not care, but I do. I’ll keep it secret, if you wish. I have never been able to stay more than a few days in a stedding. Why would you be willing to stay here, where you can’t even feel the Source?”
“Maybe it isn’t that bad for me,” he lied. He could tell her, he realized. He did trust her to keep it secret. But she did see him as her Warder, and she was a Green. No explanation could make her let him face it alone, but in Far Madding, she was no better able to defend herself than Min, maybe less. “Go on, Alanna. I’ve wasted enough time.”
Once she was gone, he shifted himself to put his back against the wall again and sat fingering the flute. He thought instead of playing, though. Min said he needed Cadsuane, but Cadsuane was not interested in him except as a curiosity. A bad-mannered curiosity. Somehow, he had to make her interested. How in the Light was he going to do that?
With some difficulty Verin squeezed herself out of the sedan chair in the courtyard of Aleis’ palace. She was simply not constructed to fit the things, but they were the fastest way to get about in Far Madding. Coaches always bogged down in the crowds sooner or later, and they could not go some places she wanted to. The damp winds off the lake were turning colder as evening deepened into twilight, but she let the wind whip her cloak about while she dug two silver pennies from her purse and gave them to the bearers. She was not supposed to, of course, since they were Aleis’ boys, but Eadwina would not know that. They should not have accepted, but the silver vanished into their coats in a twinkling, and the younger of the pair, a handsome fellow in his middle years, even made her a flourishing bow before they picked up the chair and trotted off toward the stable, a low structure set in a corner against the front wall. Verin sighed. A boy in his middle years. It had not taken her long back in Far Madding to begin thinking as if she had never left. She had to be careful about that. It could be dangerous, not least if Aleis or the others discovered her deception. She suspected the warrants for Verin Mathwin’s exile had never been suspended. Far Madding kept quiet when an Aes Sedai fell afoul of the law, but the Counsels had no reason to fear Aes Sedai, and for its own reasons, the Tower in turn kept quiet on those rare occasions when a sister found herself strung up for a judicial flogging. She had no intention of being the latest reason for the Tower to keep silence.
Aleis’ palace was not a patch on the Sun Palace, of course, or the Royal Palace in Andor, or any of the palaces kings and queens ruled from. It was her own property, not attached to her position as First Counsel. Others, larger and smaller, marched away on either side, each surrounded by a high wall except on the end where the Heights, the only point approaching a hill on the entire island, fell away to the water in a sheer bluff. Still, it was not small, either. The Barsalla women had been dealing in trade and politics since the city was still called Fel Moreina. Tall-columned walks surrounded the Barsalla palace on both levels, and the white marble cube covered most of the walled grounds.
She found Cadsuane in a sitting room that would have offered a good view of the lake if the curtains had not been drawn to keep in the warmth of the blaze in the wide marble fireplace. Cadsuane sat, with her sewing basket on a small inlaid table beside her chair, calmly working with needle and embroidery hoop. She was not alone. Verin folded her cloak over the back of a padded chair and took another to wait.
Elza barely glanced at her.  Elza was always very conscious of where she stood with respect to other sisters, perhaps too much so. For her to ignore Verin, much less confront Cadsuane, she must have been in a fine swivet. “How could you let her go?” she demanded of Cadsuane. “How are we to find him without her?” Ah, so that was it.
Cadsuane’s head remained bent over her embroidery hoop, and her needle continued to make tiny stitches. “You can wait until she returns,” she said calmly.
Elza’s hands doubled into fists at her side. “How can you be so detached?” she demanded. “He is the Dragon Reborn! This place could be a death trap for him! You have to—!”  That was all Cadsuane did, but from her it was enough.
“I’ve put up with your tirade long enough, Elza. You may go. Now!”
Elza hesitated, but she really had no choice. Her face was still red as she bobbed a curtsy with her dark green skirts clutched in her fists, but if she stalked from the sitting room, she still left without further delay.
Cadsuane set the embroidery hoop on her lap and leaned back.
In spite of herself, Verin gave a small start. The other sister had not looked in her direction once. “Of course, Cadsuane.” A heavily worked silver teapot sat on a four-legged stand on one of the side tables, and was still hot, luckily. “Was it wise to let Alanna go?” she asked.
“I could hardly stop her without letting the boy know more than he should, now could I?” Cadsuane replied dryly.
Taking her time, Verin tipped the teapot to pour into a thin blue porcelain cup. Not Sea Folk porcelain, but very fine. “Do you have any idea why he came to Far Madding, of all places? I nearly swallowed my tongue when it came to me that the reason he had stopped leaping about might be because he was here. If it’s something dangerous, perhaps we should try to stop him.”
“Verin, he can do whatever his heart desires, anything at all, as long as he lives to reach Tarmon Gai’don. And as long as I can be at his side long enough to make him learn how to laugh again, and cry.” Closing her eyes, she rubbed her temples with her fingertips and sighed. “He is turning into a stone, Verin, and if he doesn’t relearn that he’s human, winning the Last Battle may not be much better than losing. Young Min told him he needs me; I got that much out of her without rousing her suspicions. But I must wait for him to come to me. You see the way he runs roughshod over Alanna and the others. It will be hard enough teaching him, if he does ask. He fights guidance, he thinks he must do everything, learn everything, on his own, and if I do not make him work for it, he won’t learn at all.” Her hands dropped onto the embroidery hoop on her lap. “I seem to be in a confiding mood tonight. Unusual, for me. If you ever finish pouring that tea, I may confide some more.”
“Oh, yes; of course.” Hastily filling a second cup, Verin slipped the small vial back into her pouch unopened. It was good to be sure of Cadsuane at last. “Do you take honey?” she asked in her most muddled voice. “I never can remember.”


--- title: Intrinsic and Extrinsic Evaluators author: Alex Wold date: '2021-06-13' slug: intrinsic-and-extrinsic-evaluators categories: - Intrinsic Validation - Extrinsic Validation tags: [] subtitle: '' summary: '' authors: [] lastmod: '2021-06-13T02:34:39-05:00' featured: no image: caption: '' focal_point: '' preview_only: no projects: [] ---
Generating a set of word embeddings, by itself, says nothing about their actual utility. We need some way to judge their performances so that we can screen for the most useful model, one that most accurately encodes the true meanings of the words and the relationships between them. Unfortunately, this problem isn’t simple, and the complex solutions rely on the key assumptions that define what it means to be a ‘good’ tax-related word embedding.
Language was made by humans for humans; therefore, any decent computer embedding meant to accurately embody a collection of tax corpora should reflect the human intelligence behind the source material. This fundamental assumption motivates our definition for a ‘good’ tax related model: one that captures the true substance of the internal revenue code (specifically title 26) and the code of federal regulations.
Defining a proper definition for ‘good’ allows us to develop processes for measuring embedding performance, which we can partition into two main categories: Intrinsic and Extrinsic. Intrinsic Validation tests the quality of representations (vectors) independent of downstream tasks, like POS tagging, paragraph summarization, or information grouping. Essentially, it evaluates the direct structures and meanings of the words in relation to how a human would. For the IRC and ECFR, we apply two fundamental measures: similarities and analogies. Conversely, Extrinsic Validation tests the quality of representations based on the embedding’s execution of actual use cases - the downstream tasks mentioned above.
Together, these tools allow us to craft, judge, and employ our models in a variety of applications that will help demystify and digest complicated tax corpora.


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This site is built on a django API and uses a RESTful URI scheme to retrieve JSON data.
Where applicable, results follow all related elements,
that is to say "Players/"
returns all players' gamelists as well as their
enumerated (prices,etc) inventories and badges
basically being the whole database, this is not a good
idea to use without a filter.
For a note on usage and feedback see this thread.
Static storage
Internal update triggers (nonRESTful)
Without parameters the above requests will return all
results in the database,
this isn't particularly useful by itself but the results
can be filtered, effectively queried.
The filter is applied using a standard query string
prefixed with a ?
and preferably URL encoded
, Multiple filters can be
applied with an &
For example if I want all Half-Life 2 items:
https://api.steamcardsheet.com/data/Items/?game=Half-Life+2
However, if you read the note about relationships this
also works:
https://api.steamcardsheet.com/data/Games/?name=Half-Life+2
Or if you want just trading cards, use a combo
filter
https://api.steamcardsheet.com/data/Items/?game=Half-Life+2&trading_card=True
Players/
Games/
Items/
GameInventory/
ItemInventory/
BadgeInventory/
To order results simply add the parameter "ordering" equal to the field to order by (- reverses order)
order by ascending price:
https://api.steamcardsheet.com/data/Items/?game=Half-Life+2&trading_card=True&ordering=price
order by descending price:
https://api.steamcardsheet.com/data/Items/?game=Half-Life+2&trading_card=True&ordering=-price
Combo sorting is also posible separating your parameters with a comma
order by price then by itemname (when price is the same):
https://api.steamcardsheet.com/data/Items/?game=Half-Life+2&trading_card=True&ordering=price,itemname
Javascript Object Notation (JSON) is a structured markup, like XML but with less overhead, size, and easy integration with Javascript (JS) applications.
The format can be though of as a description of an object, a variable in a JS program. The basic markup is as follows.
For example: Half-Life 2 TC's
// This object is returned from the last example // It is actually an Array [] of objects {} // Each object contains "key":value pairs, the value can be // a string "game":"Half-Life 2" // a bool "trading_card":true // a float "price":1.84 [ { "catkey":"Alyx Vance (Foil)Half-Life 2 Foil Trading Card", "itemname":"Alyx Vance (Foil)", "itemtype":"Half-Life 2 Foil Trading Card", "game":"Half-Life 2", "trading_card":true, "price":1.84, "updated":"2013-10-25T02:02:04" }, //For brevity, 14 more items, then { "catkey":"Trouble UndergroundHalf-Life 2 Trading Card", "itemname":"Trouble Underground", "itemtype":"Half-Life 2 Trading Card", "game":"Half-Life 2", "trading_card":true, "price":0.2, "updated":"2013-10-25T02:02:04" } ]


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| #define | checkTestDone(name) (test_##name##_instance.isDone()) |
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| #define | checkTestNotDone(name) (test_##name##_instance.isNotDone()) |
| Return true if test 'name' is not done. More... | |
| #define | checkTestPass(name) (test_##name##_instance.isPassed()) |
| Return true if test 'name' has passed. More... | |
| #define | checkTestNotPass(name) (test_##name##_instance.isNotPassed()) |
| Return true if test 'name' has not passed. More... | |
| #define | checkTestFail(name) (test_##name##_instance.isFailed()) |
| Return true if test 'name' has failed. More... | |
| #define | checkTestNotFail(name) (test_##name##_instance.isNotFailed()) |
| Return true if test 'name' has not failed. More... | |
| #define | checkTestSkip(name) (test_##name##_instance.isSkipped()) |
| Return true if test 'name' has been skipped. More... | |
| #define | checkTestNotSkip(name) (test_##name##_instance.isNotSkipped()) |
| Return true if test 'name' has not been skipped. More... | |
| #define | checkTestExpire(name) (test_##name##_instance.isExpired()) |
| Return true if test 'name' has timed out. More... | |
| #define | checkTestNotExpire(name) (test_##name##_instance.isNotExpired()) |
| Return true if test 'name' has not timed out. More... | |
| #define | assertTestDone(name) assertTestStatusInternal(name, isDone, kMessageDone) |
| Assert that test 'name' is done. More... | |
| #define | assertTestNotDone(name) assertTestStatusInternal(name, isNotDone, kMessageNotDone) |
| Assert that test 'name' is not done. More... | |
| #define | assertTestPass(name) assertTestStatusInternal(name, isPassed, kMessagePassed) |
| Assert that test 'name' has passed. More... | |
| #define | assertTestNotPass(name) assertTestStatusInternal(name, isNotPassed, kMessageNotPassed) |
| Assert that test 'name' has not passed. More... | |
| #define | assertTestFail(name) assertTestStatusInternal(name, isFailed, kMessageFailed) |
| Assert that test 'name' has failed. More... | |
| #define | assertTestNotFail(name) assertTestStatusInternal(name, isNotFailed, kMessageNotFailed) |
| Assert that test 'name' has not failed. More... | |
| #define | assertTestSkip(name) assertTestStatusInternal(name, isSkipped, kMessageSkipped) |
| Assert that test 'name' has been skipped. More... | |
| #define | assertTestNotSkip(name) assertTestStatusInternal(name, isNotSkipped, kMessageNotSkipped) |
| Assert that test 'name' has not been skipped. More... | |
| #define | assertTestExpire(name) assertTestStatusInternal(name, isExpired, kMessageExpired) |
| Assert that test 'name' has timed out. More... | |
| #define | assertTestNotExpire(name) assertTestStatusInternal(name, isNotExpired, kMessageNotExpired) |
| Assert that test 'name' has not timed out. More... | |
| #define | assertTestStatusInternal(name, method, message) |
| Internal helper macro, shouldn't be called directly by users. More... | |
| #define | checkTestDoneF(testClass, name) (testClass##_##name##_instance.isDone()) |
| Return true if test 'name' is done. More... | |
| #define | checkTestNotDoneF(testClass, name) (testClass##_##name##_instance.isNotDone()) |
| Return true if test 'name' is not done. More... | |
| #define | checkTestPassF(testClass, name) (testClass##_##name##_instance.isPassed()) |
| Return true if test 'name' has passed. More... | |
| #define | checkTestNotPassF(testClass, name) (testClass##_##name##_instance.isNotPassed()) |
| Return true if test 'name' has not passed. More... | |
| #define | checkTestFailF(testClass, name) (testClass##_##name##_instance.isFailed()) |
| Return true if test 'name' has failed. More... | |
| #define | checkTestNotFailF(testClass, name) (testClass##_##name##_instance.isNotFailed()) |
| Return true if test 'name' has not failed. More... | |
| #define | checkTestSkipF(testClass, name) (testClass##_##name##_instance.isSkipped()) |
| Return true if test 'name' has been skipped. More... | |
| #define | checkTestNotSkipF(testClass, name) (testClass##_##name##_instance.isNotSkipped()) |
| Return true if test 'name' has not been skipped. More... | |
| #define | checkTestExpireF(testClass, name) (testClass##_##name##_instance.isExpired()) |
| Return true if test 'name' has timed out. More... | |
| #define | checkTestNotExpireF(testClass, name) (testClass##_##name##_instance.isNotExpired()) |
| Return true if test 'name' has not timed out. More... | |
| #define | assertTestDoneF(testClass, name) assertTestStatusInternalF(testClass, name, isDone, kMessageDone) |
| Assert that test 'name' is done. More... | |
| #define | assertTestNotDoneF(testClass, name) assertTestStatusInternalF(testClass, name, isNotDone, kMessageNotDone) |
| Assert that test 'name' is not done. More... | |
| #define | assertTestPassF(testClass, name) assertTestStatusInternalF(testClass, name, isPassed, kMessagePassed) |
| Assert that test 'name' has passed. More... | |
| #define | assertTestNotPassF(testClass, name) assertTestStatusInternalF(testClass, name, isNotPassed, kMessageNotPassed) |
| Assert that test 'name' has not passed. More... | |
| #define | assertTestFailF(testClass, name) assertTestStatusInternalF(testClass, name, isFailed, kMessageFailed) |
| Assert that test 'name' has failed. More... | |
| #define | assertTestNotFailF(testClass, name) assertTestStatusInternalF(testClass, name, isNotFailed, kMessageNotFailed) |
| Assert that test 'name' has not failed. More... | |
| #define | assertTestSkipF(testClass, name) assertTestStatusInternalF(testClass, name, isSkipped, kMessageSkipped) |
| Assert that test 'name' has been skipped. More... | |
| #define | assertTestNotSkipF(testClass, name) |
| Assert that test 'name' has not been skipped. More... | |
| #define | assertTestExpireF(testClass, name) assertTestStatusInternalF(testClass, name, isExpired, kMessageExpired) |
| Assert that test 'name' has timed out. More... | |
| #define | assertTestNotExpireF(testClass, name) |
| Assert that test 'name' has not timed out. More... | |
| #define | assertTestStatusInternalF(testClass, name, method, message) |
| Internal helper macro, shouldn't be called directly by users. More... | |
| #define | failTestNow() |
| Fail the current test, return immediately, and print a status message. More... | |
| #define | passTestNow() |
| Pass the current test, print a status message, and return immediately. More... | |
| #define | skipTestNow() |
| Skip the current test, print a status message, and return immediately. More... | |
| #define | expireTestNow() |
| Expire the current test, print a status message, and return immediately. More... | |
Various assertTestXxx(), checkTestXxx(), assertTestXxxF() and checkTestXxxF() macros are defined in this header.
Definition in file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestDone | ( | name | ) | assertTestStatusInternal(name, isDone, kMessageDone) |
Assert that test 'name' is done.
Definition at line 77 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestDoneF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | assertTestStatusInternalF(testClass, name, isDone, kMessageDone) |
Assert that test 'name' is done.
Definition at line 170 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestExpire | ( | name | ) | assertTestStatusInternal(name, isExpired, kMessageExpired) |
Assert that test 'name' has timed out.
Definition at line 109 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestExpireF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | assertTestStatusInternalF(testClass, name, isExpired, kMessageExpired) |
Assert that test 'name' has timed out.
Definition at line 203 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestFail | ( | name | ) | assertTestStatusInternal(name, isFailed, kMessageFailed) |
Assert that test 'name' has failed.
Definition at line 93 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestFailF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | assertTestStatusInternalF(testClass, name, isFailed, kMessageFailed) |
Assert that test 'name' has failed.
Definition at line 186 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestNotDone | ( | name | ) | assertTestStatusInternal(name, isNotDone, kMessageNotDone) |
Assert that test 'name' is not done.
Definition at line 81 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestNotDoneF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | assertTestStatusInternalF(testClass, name, isNotDone, kMessageNotDone) |
Assert that test 'name' is not done.
Definition at line 174 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestNotExpire | ( | name | ) | assertTestStatusInternal(name, isNotExpired, kMessageNotExpired) |
Assert that test 'name' has not timed out.
Definition at line 113 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestNotExpireF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) |
Assert that test 'name' has not timed out.
Definition at line 207 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestNotFail | ( | name | ) | assertTestStatusInternal(name, isNotFailed, kMessageNotFailed) |
Assert that test 'name' has not failed.
Definition at line 97 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestNotFailF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | assertTestStatusInternalF(testClass, name, isNotFailed, kMessageNotFailed) |
Assert that test 'name' has not failed.
Definition at line 190 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestNotPass | ( | name | ) | assertTestStatusInternal(name, isNotPassed, kMessageNotPassed) |
Assert that test 'name' has not passed.
Definition at line 89 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestNotPassF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | assertTestStatusInternalF(testClass, name, isNotPassed, kMessageNotPassed) |
Assert that test 'name' has not passed.
Definition at line 182 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestNotSkip | ( | name | ) | assertTestStatusInternal(name, isNotSkipped, kMessageNotSkipped) |
Assert that test 'name' has not been skipped.
Definition at line 105 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestNotSkipF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) |
Assert that test 'name' has not been skipped.
Definition at line 198 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestPass | ( | name | ) | assertTestStatusInternal(name, isPassed, kMessagePassed) |
Assert that test 'name' has passed.
Definition at line 85 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestPassF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | assertTestStatusInternalF(testClass, name, isPassed, kMessagePassed) |
Assert that test 'name' has passed.
Definition at line 178 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestSkip | ( | name | ) | assertTestStatusInternal(name, isSkipped, kMessageSkipped) |
Assert that test 'name' has been skipped.
Definition at line 101 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestSkipF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | assertTestStatusInternalF(testClass, name, isSkipped, kMessageSkipped) |
Assert that test 'name' has been skipped.
Definition at line 194 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestStatusInternal | ( | name, | |
| method, | |||
| message | |||
| ) |
Internal helper macro, shouldn't be called directly by users.
Definition at line 117 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define assertTestStatusInternalF | ( | testClass, | |
| name, | |||
| method, | |||
| message | |||
| ) |
Internal helper macro, shouldn't be called directly by users.
Definition at line 212 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestDone | ( | name | ) | (test_##name##_instance.isDone()) |
Return true if test 'name' is done.
Definition at line 44 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestDoneF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | (testClass##_##name##_instance.isDone()) |
Return true if test 'name' is done.
Definition at line 127 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestExpire | ( | name | ) | (test_##name##_instance.isExpired()) |
Return true if test 'name' has timed out.
Definition at line 68 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestExpireF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | (testClass##_##name##_instance.isExpired()) |
Return true if test 'name' has timed out.
Definition at line 159 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestFail | ( | name | ) | (test_##name##_instance.isFailed()) |
Return true if test 'name' has failed.
Definition at line 56 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestFailF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | (testClass##_##name##_instance.isFailed()) |
Return true if test 'name' has failed.
Definition at line 143 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestNotDone | ( | name | ) | (test_##name##_instance.isNotDone()) |
Return true if test 'name' is not done.
Definition at line 47 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestNotDoneF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | (testClass##_##name##_instance.isNotDone()) |
Return true if test 'name' is not done.
Definition at line 131 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestNotExpire | ( | name | ) | (test_##name##_instance.isNotExpired()) |
Return true if test 'name' has not timed out.
Definition at line 71 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestNotExpireF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | (testClass##_##name##_instance.isNotExpired()) |
Return true if test 'name' has not timed out.
Definition at line 163 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestNotFail | ( | name | ) | (test_##name##_instance.isNotFailed()) |
Return true if test 'name' has not failed.
Definition at line 59 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestNotFailF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | (testClass##_##name##_instance.isNotFailed()) |
Return true if test 'name' has not failed.
Definition at line 147 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestNotPass | ( | name | ) | (test_##name##_instance.isNotPassed()) |
Return true if test 'name' has not passed.
Definition at line 53 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestNotPassF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | (testClass##_##name##_instance.isNotPassed()) |
Return true if test 'name' has not passed.
Definition at line 139 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestNotSkip | ( | name | ) | (test_##name##_instance.isNotSkipped()) |
Return true if test 'name' has not been skipped.
Definition at line 65 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestNotSkipF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | (testClass##_##name##_instance.isNotSkipped()) |
Return true if test 'name' has not been skipped.
Definition at line 155 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestPass | ( | name | ) | (test_##name##_instance.isPassed()) |
Return true if test 'name' has passed.
Definition at line 50 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestPassF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | (testClass##_##name##_instance.isPassed()) |
Return true if test 'name' has passed.
Definition at line 135 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestSkip | ( | name | ) | (test_##name##_instance.isSkipped()) |
Return true if test 'name' has been skipped.
Definition at line 62 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define checkTestSkipF | ( | testClass, | |
| name | |||
| ) | (testClass##_##name##_instance.isSkipped()) |
Return true if test 'name' has been skipped.
Definition at line 151 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define expireTestNow | ( | ) |
Expire the current test, print a status message, and return immediately.
Similar to Test::expire() except that this prints a status message.
Definition at line 253 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define failTestNow | ( | ) |
Fail the current test, return immediately, and print a status message.
Similar to Test::fail() except that this prints a status message.
Definition at line 225 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define passTestNow | ( | ) |
Pass the current test, print a status message, and return immediately.
Similar to Test::pass() except that this prints a status message.
Definition at line 234 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.
| #define skipTestNow | ( | ) |
Skip the current test, print a status message, and return immediately.
Similar to Test::skip() except that this prints a status message.
Definition at line 243 of file MetaAssertMacros.h.


This component is intended to be used as a notification pool in order to keep the user experience more to his liking.
In order for everything to work smoothly this component uses a pool of
<psk-ui-toast/>
and
<psk-ui-alert/>
.
For beginning you could send a message
or an array of message
which are separated in distinctive notifications(the message
is not mandatory) and a name
for each message(again,this is not mandatory) and the type of feedback you want to show.
To display messages using this component a controller must listen for the openFeedback
event triggered by the psk-list-feedbacks
in order to receive the callback used to send the messages:
After the callback is received it can be used however we want. In this case we trigger it after we validate the email using another event triggered by the psk-button.
The third argument for the feedbackEmitter
callback specifies the message type and can take one of the following options:
In order to change the style of the alerts or the toast you can modify their css in <psk-ui-toast/>
theme file and
<psk-ui-alert/>
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class
while for the toast you can just update the css for the bootstrap toast
.
The alerts are stackable and they will only show a specific number of them(only on toast type notifications).
When the X button is pressed(when a Toast
pool is used) an event(
closeFeedback
) is triggered and the Application Controller should listen to this, so the toast
can be closed within the controller.
As for the alert it has auto-close feature but it can also be closed by clicking on it!
The toast alert has a timer component that tells the user when that alert was created (Right now, 1 minute ago, 10 minutes ago,etc.)
and since the alerts can be created but not seen(if the toast pool is full(messages-to-display
property).).
This component has no HTML children.
To create this kind of pools is quite easy, all you have to do is call the callback function multiple times in the same event listener.
It's practical because you can send an alert-danger
to tell the user that there is a problem and a
toast
to explain exactly what the problem is.


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Reading or Recess? How interest-driven projects create a love of learning
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Posted by Kelly Ferguson
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It’s one of those (rare) sunny, blue-skied days in San Francisco, and my lower elementary class gallops outside for recess. This time, however, it’s not for long! After only a few minutes outside, several students excitedly run to me, out of breath, and beg “Kelly, can we please go inside to work on our reading project!?”
You heard that right: kindergarten and 1st grade students wanted to forgo recess to read. In all of my eight years of teaching, I have never seen such a high level of student engagement when it came to reading. For most of us educators, students tend to resist reading lessons when they’re challenging, and especially when those lessons follow recess.
I had to ask myself — why do my students suddenly want to stop free play to work on their reading? What is making them so engaged?
The magic of interest-driven learning
Our class was in the middle of an interest-driven project— a type of learning methodology in which students drive their own learning journeys. And this time round, we were working on a Reader’s Theater, in which the class imagined, wrote, and eventually performed an original play in front of their families.
Turning play into valuable learning experiences
Many interest-driven projects start with observation; the teacher’s role, in this case, is to investigate student interests, and by teasing out these interests through a project, guide children in a process of self-discovery. For example, during recess I saw that many students loved to create elaborate storylines among their friends, each with unique characters, and act out a scene throughout recess. Recognizing the class was full of natural playwrights, improvisers, and actors, I thought to incorporate their interests into our reading lessons.This way, students feel like school is free play, hardly realizing they’re learning at the same time.
Screen_Shot_2015-06-03_at_1.51.43_PMAfter brainstorming a story for a play as a class— a triumphant tale involving vegimals, kitty cats, and telling time, I wrote a script for the play integrating their ideas with critical sight words and phonetic skills. What emerged was a progression of lessons with high student engagement, while developing essential math skills of telling time, and foundational reading skills of reading fluently with expression.
The resulting energy and engagement was tangible throughout the class, not to mention sustained through many weeks of pulling together this production. Throughout this student-driven project, I was continually amazed by the depth of student engagement and learning, from taking ownership to developing grit. Here are five skills I was delighted to see the students develop in the four-week unit.
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1. Ownership: “We have to practice our lines!”
The students were the drivers in creating the story and producing the play from start to finish. It’s often the teacher’s role to remind students to rehearse and prepare; however, I regularly heard students reminding each other and themselves about what was needed for the big performance. “We need to practice our lines today,” or “we need to make our costumes,” communicated the natural ownership, pride, and excitement students had for their production.
2. Teamwork: “I know, let’s have both vegimals and students!”
Screen_Shot_2015-06-03_at_1.52.11_PMThroughout the entire process from reading and practicing, to making costumes and performing,students had different (read: strong) ideas about various elements of their production. Together, they had to solve problems and compromise in order to create a unified production. For example, at one point a deepening chasm seemed to emerge, dividing the class into two distinct camps: one side wanted the story to be about vegimals, and the other was set on a class of students. At last one student shouted: “I know, let’s have both the vegimals and kitty cats be teacher pets!” Differences were allied, and off we went.
3. Creativity and Imagination: “Time to make our costumes! I want to make a hat with a clock on it.”
The sky was the limit for this project. Student creativity and imagination flowed through every aspect of this project, from coming up with the storyline (no teacher, for example, would have come up with a vegimal- and kitty cat-centered plot) to making costumes, and acting out the performance.
4. Depth of Experience: “When do we get to practice our show?”
Students at this age, no matter how interested they are, often lose interest once the novelty of a project has worn off, but not this project. After two weeks of developing the story, students started to ask: “when do we get to practice!?” It was remarkable to see students still so engaged after four solid weeks.
5. Grit & Entrepreneurship: “I’ll change my my voice to act like my character.”
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Managing the process from end to end— from conception to production— is an incredibly entrepreneurial activity. Each component required something new from each student, whether that be rehearsing lines to building a set.
The level of engagement and scope of the project also pushed their reading abilities. Reading with expression is difficult for students in lower elementary, and when faced with this challenge students showed determination to learn to read these difficult words and persevered. Some even took a step further to change the tone to embody their character’s voice.
And finally, the students put on an incredible performance for their parents that reflected weeks of practice, perseverance, originality, and teamwork. Not to mention, their final product inspired a standing ovation and some pretty proud parents.
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