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There are several migration steps to do, dependent on the application you want to migrate. The steps can be classified by
Most of these steps are relatively simple to carry out. Just replace "this" with "that" and so on. Some of them can be done with regular expressions.
<tx:in label="a" fieldId="b" id="c" />
will be transformed to
<tc:in label="a" id="c" />
.
The id of the input element in HTML is id="c::field".
There is a little conflict between the "label" attribute used in the JSF spec. and the Tobago tx: label: Tobago means it should be displayed, and JSF spec. means that this should be used to display messages. In most cases there is no issue for that. But for the case that the application need a message label, but should not be displayed we need a new attribute:
(preliminary) "labelPosition" or "labelLayout" with value "none" With this attribute we may advise the renderer also the position of the label. Or, using an attribute "renderLable"...
<f:convertDateTime type="time"\/>
inside the <tc:date/>
.
<tc:cell/>
with <tc:panel/>
.
Dependent of the used layout manager, these tags may be dropped completely.
The layout managers are no longer a facet of a container. They are in the tree hierarchy explicitly.
Old:
New:
<tc:image/>
has no longer the attributes width
and height
, please use a
<tc:style/>
child tag instead.
<f:facet name="action">
with <tc:event event="load">
<f:facet name="change">
and the attribute renderedPartially
are replaced by <f:ajax>
,
use <tc:event>
instead of <tc:command>
To have typesafe code many Java classes to provide constants are migrated to Java enums,
e. g. org.apache.myfaces.tobago.component.Attributes
.
javax.servlet.http.Part
instead of org.apache.commons.fileupload.FileItem
.
There is no longer a tobago-fileupload.jar.
Remove the dependency to commons-fileupload.jar in your web app, if there is any.
<multipart-config>
Tag to the FacesServlet config in the web.xml
. Since JSF 2.2 this is not needed.
TODO: Because of the changed layout model (no longer on the server, but with browser CSS) there a some classes, methods and parameters removed. * AbstractUIPage.getActionPosition() * AbstractUIPage.setActionPosition() * class Box * class Dimension * class Position * ClientProperties.pageWidth * ClientProperties.pageHeight *<tc:gridLayoutConstraint>
-><tc:span>
(only for attributes columnSpan and rowSpan) *<tc:gridLayoutConstraint>
-><tc:style>
(all other attributes) *<tc:toolBar>
-><tc:buttons>
*<tc:toolBarCommand>
-><tc:button>
* If using<tc:page>
with the attributes state, width, height: remove the attributes * TODO: use ExternalContext.redirect instead of AjaxUtils.redirect * ReplaceAjaxUtils.getRequestPartialIds()
withFacesContext.getPartialViewContext().getExecuteIds()
orFacesContext.getPartialViewContext().getRenderIds()
respectively. * TODO: Move data from ClientProperties to TobagoContext * TODO: Replace<tc:columnEvent>
with<tc:row>
<tc:mediator>
removed If you need a Tobago component to set e. g. some style in a renderer as a replacement, use a simple<tc:panel>
. Tango Icons Tango icon lib is no longer part of Tobago. Replaced by Font Awesome. If you need it, please include it in the application. Dependencies to JS/CSS libs: jQuery UI Tobago uses the jQuery UI library. The library is customizable to limit the amount of JS and CSS content. You will find the used modules in the header of each jQuery UI file. * E. g. Tobago 2.0.10 contains jQuery UI 1.10.4 with these contents: * jquery.ui.core.js * jquery.ui.widget.js * jquery.ui.mouse.js * jquery.ui.position.js * jquery.ui.draggable.js * jquery.ui.datepicker.js * jquery.ui.slider.js * jquery.ui.core.css * jquery.ui.datepicker.css * jquery.ui.slider.css * jquery.ui.theme.css * Tobago 3.0.0 contains jQuery UI 1.12.1 with this component: * widget.js If you are using jQuery UI directly, you may add the required resources via the tobago-config.xml and exclude the jQuery UI resource that comes with Tobago.


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Basic Dynamic Page
Dynamic Page that snaps on scrolling
Other than the expand/collapse/pin buttons and Snap on Click feature, scrolling the content also snaps the header.
Scrolling down will hide the header, and scrolling back up to the top will bring back the header into view.
Tabbed Dynamic Page
Specify the [tabLabel]
option to internally set up tabbed content for the page. Use
(tabChange)
property to do something on tab change. To programmatically switch/set the dynamic page
tab, call setSelectedTab(id)
on the DynamicPageComponent
and pass in the id of the tab to
switch/set to. To disable stacked tabs behavior, pass [stackContent]="false"
.
Page Responsive Behavior
AutoResponsive DynamicPage is enabled by default. This will auto apply certain sizes for breakpoints:
- max-width: 599px - small
- min-width: 600px and max-width: 1023px - medium
- min-width: 1024px and max-width: 1439px - large
- min-width: 1440px - extra large
AutoResponsive can be can be disabled by passing [autoResponsive]="false"
then the left and right
paddings of the Dynamic Page can be adjusted according to the width of the container with the
[size]
property. Available values are: small
, medium
, large
and
extra-large
Disable Header Collapse
The collapsing header can be disabled by setting [collapsible]
and [pinnable]
properties
to false
.
Tabbed Dynamic Page with a Flexible Column Layout
Please note to give position: relative
to the container holding the dynamic page, so that the page is
contained within the column(or any other container) correctly.
Dynamic Page with Facets
The Dynamic Page header can consist of various facet types, such as Form facet, Key-value facet, Image facet, and
Rating Indicator facet. When an Image facet is used in the header content, collapsing the header will bring the
image facet next to the title. Expanding the header will place it back to its original place.


Database provides the main API for fetching and persisting beans.
DB holds a registry of Database instances by name.
Review the documentation for the query capabilities.


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Sometimes the MTA has to reroute trains. The information in this dashboard will explain the diversions and your alternatives. Note: Only planned diversions are listed. Last-minute changes will be incorporated in a later update.
Sometimes the MTA has to reroute trains. The information in this dashboard will explain the diversions and your alternatives.
Note: Only planned diversions are listed. Last-minute changes will be incorporated in a later update.


Maguire says top four in sight for improving Man Utd
by Pulse News Agency International by AFPHarry Maguire has the top four in his crosshairs after Manchester United's thrilling derby triumph at Manchester City lifted them to fifth in the Premier League table.
A week that started with manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer under pressure after a below-par performance in a home draw against promoted Aston Villa ended with a second memorable victory in a matter of days.
Fresh from deservedly seeing off Jose Mourinho's Tottenham 2-1 on Wednesday, United won by the same scoreline at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday thanks to a breathtaking start and impressive gameplan.
Solskjaer's side could have added to goals from Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial in a fine first half that laid the foundation for the 2-1 victory, which moved them to within five points of fourth-placed Chelsea.
"I think you need to look after your own results, don't look elsewhere, keep winning games," said Maguire, the world's most expensive defender.
"We've won back-to-back games against Spurs and City. We've got another big game next week now (at home to Everton).
"The top four is in sight but we just keep looking after our own results, keep trying to get the three points and keep improving."
United struggled to score goals in the early months of the season but Rashford, Martial and the fleet-footed Daniel James showed they can scare any side on Saturday.
"Over the last month or so, I feel like as a defender I look at the forwards and think they're going to score goals," Maguire told MUTV.
"At the start of the season we didn't really score more than one goal in a game but now I think it's a few games on the spin where we're back to scoring goals.
"They're a big threat, they're top players, great talent and I think it's all coming together now."
United are unbeaten in five Premier League matches and have secured their first back-to-back league wins since March.
There is a growing confidence within Solskjaer's squad and Maguire is targeting more improvements after captaining the side to victory in the blue half of Manchester.
"We feel like this year we haven't got results in some games where we feel we deserved the three points," he said.
"I think the last two games, I don't think anyone can question that we've deserved both victories."
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This interactive process allows for changes as business requirements evolve.


Use Direct Debit to pay the Dartford Crossing charge (Dart Charge)
You can pay the Dartford Crossing charge by variable Direct Debit.
This means your monthly payment can go up or down depending on how many times you are charged.
Charge per crossing:
£2.50
Payments are taken by Direct Debit on the last working day of every month.
Before you start
To set up a variable Direct Debit payment you’ll need to have the following bank details ready:
- Bank account number and sort code
- Name on account
- Vehicle registration
If more than one person is required to authorise Direct Debits on the bank account, you must use a different payment method.


 To take full advantage of swarm mode you can add nodes to the swarm:
- Adding worker nodes increases capacity. When you deploy a service to a swarm, the Engine schedules tasks on available nodes whether they are worker nodes or manager nodes. When you add workers to your swarm, you increase the scale of the swarm to handle tasks without affecting the manager raft consensus.
- Manager nodes increase fault-tolerance. Manager nodes perform the orchestration and cluster management functions for the swarm. Among manager nodes, a single leader node conducts orchestration tasks. If a leader node goes down, the remaining manager nodes elect a new leader and resume orchestration and maintenance of the swarm state. By default, manager nodes also run tasks.
Before you add nodes to a swarm you must install Docker Engine 1.12 or later on the host machine.
The Docker Engine joins the swarm depending on the join-token you provide to
the docker swarm join
command. The node only uses the token at join time. If
you subsequently rotate the token, it doesn’t affect existing swarm nodes. Refer
to Run Docker Engine in swarm mode.
Note: Docker engine allows a non-FIPS node to join a FIPS-enabled swarm cluster.
While a mixed FIPS environment makes upgrading or changing status easier, Docker recommends not running a mixed FIPS environment in production.
Join as a worker node
To retrieve the join command including the join token for worker nodes, run the following command on a manager node:
$ docker swarm join-token worker
To add a worker to this swarm, run the following command:
docker swarm join \
--token SWMTKN-1-49nj1cmql0jkz5s954yi3oex3nedyz0fb0xx14ie39trti4wxv-8vxv8rssmk743ojnwacrr2e7c \
<IP_ADDRESS>:2377
Run the command from the output on the worker to join the swarm:
$ docker swarm join \
--token SWMTKN-1-49nj1cmql0jkz5s954yi3oex3nedyz0fb0xx14ie39trti4wxv-8vxv8rssmk743ojnwacrr2e7c \
<IP_ADDRESS>:2377
This node joined a swarm as a worker.
The docker swarm join
command does the following:
- switches the Docker Engine on the current node into swarm mode.
- requests a TLS certificate from the manager.
- names the node with the machine hostname
- joins the current node to the swarm at the manager listen address based upon the swarm token.
- sets the current node to
Active
availability, meaning it can receive tasks from the scheduler. - extends the
ingress
overlay network to the current node.
Join as a manager node
When you run docker swarm join
and pass the manager token, the Docker Engine
switches into swarm mode the same as for workers. Manager nodes also participate
in the raft consensus. The new nodes should be Reachable
, but the existing
manager remains the swarm Leader
.
Docker recommends three or five manager nodes per cluster to implement high availability. Because swarm mode manager nodes share data using Raft, there must be an odd number of managers. The swarm can continue to function after as long as a quorum of more than half of the manager nodes are available.
For more detail about swarm managers and administering a swarm, see Administer and maintain a swarm of Docker Engines.
To retrieve the join command including the join token for manager nodes, run the following command on a manager node:
$ docker swarm join-token manager
To add a manager to this swarm, run the following command:
docker swarm join \
--token SWMTKN-1-61ztec5kyafptydic6jfc1i33t37flcl4nuipzcusor96k7kby-5vy9t8u35tuqm7vh67lrz9xp6 \
<IP_ADDRESS>:2377
Run the command from the output on the new manager node to join it to the swarm:
$ docker swarm join \
--token SWMTKN-1-61ztec5kyafptydic6jfc1i33t37flcl4nuipzcusor96k7kby-5vy9t8u35tuqm7vh67lrz9xp6 \
<IP_ADDRESS>:2377
This node joined a swarm as a manager.
Learn More
swarm join
command line reference- Swarm mode tutorial


Create a Group / Add to Group
Groupname:
Add User:
Create an AR Object
Object Name:
Latitude:
Longitude:
Altitude (Meters):
Text:
Public:
My Objects
Create
Engage


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The WaterRower design has evolved in four basic steps (Series I, II, III and the S4). These design changes make spare parts identification a little more difficult. Since 1993 WaterRower has had two manufacturing facilities, one in London, England servicing the European Market and one in Rhode Island, USA, servicing the American market. Some people will know where their rowing machine was made, however it is best to check. The easiest way to identify the country of origin of your WaterRower rowing machine is the tank level gauge sticker (on the side of the tank) or the serial number label.
The S4 WaterRower rowing machine is the same construction as the Series III but includes the S4 monitor.
In 1999 the basic designs of the rowing machines were standardized. US WaterRowers with serial numbers above 5000 and manufactured after Jan’99, and UK WaterRowers with serial numbers above 3600 are Series III Worldwide rowing machines. The WaterRower Series III may be identified by the following characteristics.
The Footboard is one piece, the heel rest is adjustable through a series of holes and the foot strap is adjustable by sliding in a groove.
The Monitor Backplate has two different versions, SIII V1 and SIII V2. Version 1 (WRPC110) Housing has the RS232 port in the end of the spigot tube.
Version 2 (WRPC110) has RS232 D-Connector Port on the back of the housing.
Series II WaterRower’s were manufactured in both the US and the UK (check the level gauge for the country of origin). Each location manufactured various versions of the rowing machine. The US operation manufactured two basic designs of the rowing machine, the WaterRower Series II Model A and the WaterRower Series II Model B. The WaterRower Series II Model A was the first redesign of the popular Series I and may be identified by the following characteristics.
The WaterRower Series II Model B was the model which sold widely through the Nordic Track organization and may be identified by the following characteristics.
The UK operation manufactured two basic designs of the rowing machine, the WaterRower Series II Model A and the WaterRower Series II Model C.
All Series I WaterRowers were the original design. Made in the Rhode Island they are quite distinctive and may be identified by the following characteristics.
The serial number was located on the bracket under the footboard.
The footboard was heart shaped, and the heel rest fixed. The footstrap was 2″ (50mm) wide and closed using Velcro.
The seat had a cut away at its rear to give clearance for the tail bone and was upholstered.
The forward riser had two pulleys at its top where the drive strap passed through.
The rear spacer was cylindrical, the double bungee was attached by a Velcro strap.
The Dolley Wheels had a central axle passing right through the machine. The dolley wheels themselves being 5″ (140mm) in diameter.


Module event
Event system for Defold.
Have ability to create events, subscribe on them. Works across different context via changing context before calling event.
Functions
| subscribe(callback[, callback_context]) | Subscribe on the event |
| unsubscribe(callback[, callback_context]) | Unsubscribe from the event |
| unsubscribe(callback[, callback_context]) | Check if event is subscribed |
| trigger(args) | Trigger the event |
| is_empty() | Check if event has no any subscribed callbacks |
| clear() | Clear all subscribed callbacks |
Functions
- subscribe(callback[, callback_context])
-
Subscribe on the event
Parameters:
- callback function The event callback function
- callback_context any The first argument for callback function (optional)
- unsubscribe(callback[, callback_context])
-
Unsubscribe from the event
Parameters:
- callback function The event callback function
- callback_context any The first argument for callback function (optional)
Returns:
-
If
event was unsubscribed or not
- unsubscribe(callback[, callback_context])
-
Check if event is subscribed
Parameters:
- callback function The default event callback function
- callback_context any The first argument for callback function (optional)
Returns:
-
boolean
Is there is event with callback and context
- trigger(args)
-
Trigger the event
Parameters:
- args args The args for event trigger
- is_empty()
-
Check if event has no any subscribed callbacks
Returns:
-
boolean
True if event has no any subscribed callbacks
- clear()
- Clear all subscribed callbacks


The product of a scalar value with all components of this matrix.
Concatenate (multiply) a matrix (on the right) with this matrix.
Post-multiplying a column vector by the matrix.
The addition of a scalar value to all components of this matrix.
The subtraction of a scalar value from all components of this matrix.
The quotient of dividing all components of this matrix by a scalar value.
Add the component values (as Floats) of the matrix starting at the current position to given native array.
Add the component values of the matrix starting at the current position to given native array.
Find the adjoint of this matrix.
Lookup a the value of a given cell (column, row) of this matrix.
Lookup a the value of a given cell (column, row) of this matrix.
The X-basis vector.
The Y-basis vector.
A method that should be called from every well-designed equals method that is open to be overridden in a subclass.
Find the cofactor of the given cell (column, row) of this matrix.
Find the matrix of cofactors of this matrix.
Concatenate (multiply) a matrix (on the right) with this matrix.
Find the determinant of this matrix.
The number of dimensions.
The number of dimensions.
Compares this position to the specified value for equality.
Compares this position to the specified value for equality.
The component-wise comparison of whether the given matrix is within a type specific epsilon of this matrix.
The component-wise comparison of whether the given matrix is within a given epsilon of this matrix.
Tests whether the given predicate holds true for all of the corresponding components of this and the given matrix.
Tests whether the given predicate holds true for all components of this matrix.
Tests whether the given predicate holds true for any of the corresponding components of this and the given matrix.
Tests whether the given predicate holds true for any components of this matrix.
Applies a function to all components of this matrix.
Returns a hash code value for the object.
Returns a hash code value for the object.
Find the inverse (if possible) of this matrix.
Whether the matrix has an inverse (is non-singular).
Whether any of the matrix components are Not-a-Number (NaN).
Builds a new matrix by applying a function to each component of this matrix.
Find the minor of the given cell (column, row) of this matrix.
Find the matrix of minors of this matrix.
Add the component values (as Floats) of the matrix starting at the current position to given native array.
Add the component values of the matrix starting at the current position to given native array.
The number of rows/columns.
Convert to a nested array.
Convert to a nested list
Convert to a string representation.
Convert to a string representation.
Find the transpose of this matrix.
Apply the given function to a native array filled with the values from this matrix.
Apply the given function to a native array filled with the values from this matrix.
Apply the given function to a native array filled with the values (as Floats) from this matrix.
Apply the given function to a native array filled with the values (as Floats) from this matrix.
Post-multiplying a column vector by the matrix.


If you're new to Mesos
See the getting started page for more information about downloading, building, and deploying Mesos.
If you'd like to get involved or you're looking for support
See our community page for more details.
Reservation
Mesos provides mechanisms to reserve resources in specific slaves. The concept was first introduced with static reservation in 0.14.0 which enabled operators to specify the reserved resources on slave startup. This was extended with dynamic reservation in 0.23.0 which enabled operators and authorized frameworks to dynamically reserve resources in the cluster.
In both types of reservations, resources are reserved for a role.
Static Reservation
An operator can configure a slave with resources reserved for a role.
The reserved resources are specified via the --resources
flag.
For example, suppose we have 12 CPUs and 6144 MB of RAM available on a slave and
that we want to reserve 8 CPUs and 4096 MB of RAM for the ads
role.
We start the slave like so:
$ mesos-slave \
--master=<ip>:<port> \
--resources="cpus:4;mem:2048;cpus(ads):8;mem(ads):4096"
We now have 8 CPUs and 4096 MB of RAM reserved for ads
on this slave.
CAVEAT: In order to modify a static reservation, the operator must drain and
restart the slave with the new configuration specified in the
--resources
flag.
NOTE: This feature is supported for backwards compatibility. The recommended
approach is to specify the total resources available on the slave as unreserved
via the --resources
flag and manage reservations dynamically via the master
HTTP endpoints.
Dynamic Reservation
As mentioned in Static Reservation, specifying
the reserved resources via the --resources
flag makes the reservation static.
That is, statically reserved resources cannot be reserved for another role nor
be unreserved. Dynamic reservation enables operators and authorized frameworks
to reserve and unreserve resources after slave-startup.
By default, frameworks and operators can reserve resources for any role, and can
unreserve any dynamically reserved resources. Authorization
allows this behavior to be limited so that only particular roles can be reserved
for, and only particular resources can be unreserved. For these operations to be
authorized, the framework or operator should provide a principal
to identify
itself. To use authorization with reserve/unreserve operations, the Mesos master
must be configured with the appropriate ACLs. For more information, see the
authorization documentation.
Offer::Operation::Reserve
andOffer::Operation::Unreserve
messages are available for frameworks to send back via theacceptOffers
API as a response to a resource offer./reserve
and/unreserve
HTTP endpoints allow operators to manage dynamic reservations through the master.
In the following sections, we will walk through examples of each of the interfaces described above.
If two dynamic reservations are made for the same role at a single slave (using the same labels, if any; see below), the reservations will be combined by adding together the resources reserved by each request. This will result in a single reserved resource at the slave. Similarly, “partial” unreserve operations are allowed: an unreserve operation can release some but not all of the resources at a slave that have been reserved for a role. In this case, the unreserved resources will be subtracted from the previous reservation and any remaining resources will still be reserved.
Dynamic reservations cannot be unreserved if they are still being used by a running task or if a persistent volume has been created using the reserved resources. In the latter case, the volume should be destroyed before unreserving the resources.
Labeled Reservations
Dynamic reservations can optionally include a list of labels, which are arbitrary key-value pairs. Labels can be used to associate arbitrary metadata with a resource reservation. For example, frameworks can use labels to identify the intended purpose for a portion of the resources that have been reserved at a given slave. Note that two reservations with different labels will not be combined together into a single reservation, even if the reservations are at the same slave and use the same role.
Framework Scheduler API
Offer::Operation::Reserve
A framework can reserve resources through the resource offer cycle. Suppose we receive a resource offer with 12 CPUs and 6144 MB of RAM unreserved.
{
"id": <offer_id>,
"framework_id": <framework_id>,
"slave_id": <slave_id>,
"hostname": <hostname>,
"resources": [
{
"name": "cpus",
"type": "SCALAR",
"scalar": { "value": 12 },
"role": "*",
},
{
"name": "mem",
"type": "SCALAR",
"scalar": { "value": 6144 },
"role": "*",
}
]
}
We can reserve 8 CPUs and 4096 MB of RAM by sending the following
Offer::Operation
message. Offer::Operation::Reserve
has a resources
field
which we specify with the resources to be reserved. We must explicitly set the
resources' role
field with the framework’s role. The required value of the
principal
field depends on whether or not the framework provided a principal
when it registered with the master. If a principal was provided, then the
resources' principal
field must be equal to the framework’s principal. If no
principal was provided during registration, then the resources' principal
field can take any value, or can be left unset. Note that the principal
field
determines the “reserver principal” when authorization is
enabled, even if authentication is disabled.
{
"type": Offer::Operation::RESERVE,
"reserve": {
"resources": [
{
"name": "cpus",
"type": "SCALAR",
"scalar": { "value": 8 },
"role": <framework_role>,
"reservation": {
"principal": <framework_principal>
}
},
{
"name": "mem",
"type": "SCALAR",
"scalar": { "value": 4096 },
"role": <framework_role>,
"reservation": {
"principal": <framework_principal>
}
}
]
}
}
If the reservation is successful, a subsequent resource offer will contain the following reserved resources:
{
"id": <offer_id>,
"framework_id": <framework_id>,
"slave_id": <slave_id>,
"hostname": <hostname>,
"resources": [
{
"name": "cpus",
"type": "SCALAR",
"scalar": { "value": 8 },
"role": <framework_role>,
"reservation": {
"principal": <framework_principal>
}
},
{
"name": "mem",
"type": "SCALAR",
"scalar": { "value": 4096 },
"role": <framework_role>,
"reservation": {
"principal": <framework_principal>
}
},
]
}
Offer::Operation::Unreserve
A framework can unreserve resources through the resource offer cycle.
In Offer::Operation::Reserve, we reserved 8 CPUs
and 4096 MB of RAM on a particular slave for our role
. The master will
continue to only offer these resources to our role
. Suppose we would like to
unreserve these resources. First, we receive a resource offer (copy/pasted
from above):
{
"id": <offer_id>,
"framework_id": <framework_id>,
"slave_id": <slave_id>,
"hostname": <hostname>,
"resources": [
{
"name": "cpus",
"type": "SCALAR",
"scalar": { "value": 8 },
"role": <framework_role>,
"reservation": {
"principal": <framework_principal>
}
},
{
"name": "mem",
"type": "SCALAR",
"scalar": { "value": 4096 },
"role": <framework_role>,
"reservation": {
"principal": <framework_principal>
}
},
]
}
We can unreserve the 8 CPUs and 4096 MB of RAM by sending the following
Offer::Operation
message. Offer::Operation::Unreserve
has a resources
field
which we can use to specify the resources to be unreserved.
{
"type": Offer::Operation::UNRESERVE,
"unreserve": {
"resources": [
{
"name": "cpus",
"type": "SCALAR",
"scalar": { "value": 8 },
"role": <framework_role>,
"reservation": {
"principal": <framework_principal>
}
},
{
"name": "mem",
"type": "SCALAR",
"scalar": { "value": 4096 },
"role": <framework_role>,
"reservation": {
"principal": <framework_principal>
}
}
]
}
}
The unreserved resources may now be offered to other frameworks.
Operator HTTP Endpoints
As described above, dynamic reservations can be made by a framework scheduler,
typically in response to a resource offer. However, dynamic reservations can
also be created and deleted by sending HTTP requests to the /reserve
and
/unreserve
endpoints, respectively. This capability is intended for use by
operators and administrative tools.
/reserve
(since 0.25.0)
Suppose we want to reserve 8 CPUs and 4096 MB of RAM for the ads
role on a
slave with id=<slave_id>
(note that it is up to the user to find the ID of the
slave that hosts the desired resources; the request will fail if sufficient
unreserved resources cannot be found on the slave). In this case, the principal
that must be included in the reservation
field of the reserved resources
depends on the status of HTTP authentication on the master. If HTTP
authentication is enabled, then the principal in the reservation should match
the authenticated principal provided in the request’s HTTP headers. If HTTP
authentication is disabled, then the principal in the reservation can take any
value, or can be left unset. Note that the principal
field determines the
“reserver principal” when authorization is enabled, even if
HTTP authentication is disabled.
We send an HTTP POST request to the master’s /reserve endpoint like so:
$ curl -i \
-u <operator_principal>:<password> \
-d slaveId=<slave_id> \
-d resources='[
{
"name": "cpus",
"type": "SCALAR",
"scalar": { "value": 8 },
"role": "ads",
"reservation": {
"principal": <operator_principal>
}
},
{
"name": "mem",
"type": "SCALAR",
"scalar": { "value": 4096 },
"role": "ads",
"reservation": {
"principal": <operator_principal>
}
}
]' \
-X POST http://<ip>:<port>/master/reserve
The user receives one of the following HTTP responses:
202 Accepted
: Request accepted (see below).400 BadRequest
: Invalid arguments (e.g., missing parameters).401 Unauthorized
: Unauthenticated request.403 Forbidden
: Unauthorized request.409 Conflict
: Insufficient resources to satisfy the reserve operation.
This endpoint returns the 202 ACCEPTED HTTP status code, which indicates that the reserve operation has been validated successfully by the master. The request is then forwarded asynchronously to the Mesos slave where the reserved resources are located. That asynchronous message may not be delivered or reserving resources at the slave might fail, in which case no resources will be reserved. To determine if a reserve operation has succeeded, the user can examine the state of the appropriate Mesos slave (e.g., via the slave’s /state HTTP endpoint).
/unreserve
(since 0.25.0)
Suppose we want to unreserve the resources that we dynamically reserved above. We can send an HTTP POST request to the master’s /unreserve endpoint like so:
$ curl -i \
-u <operator_principal>:<password> \
-d slaveId=<slave_id> \
-d resources='[
{
"name": "cpus",
"type": "SCALAR",
"scalar": { "value": 8 },
"role": "ads",
"reservation": {
"principal": <reserver_principal>
}
},
{
"name": "mem",
"type": "SCALAR",
"scalar": { "value": 4096 },
"role": "ads",
"reservation": {
"principal": <reserver_principal>
}
}
]' \
-X POST http://<ip>:<port>/master/unreserve
Note that reserver_principal
is the principal that was used to make the
reservation, while operator_principal
is the principal that is attempting to
perform the unreserve operation—in some cases, these principals might be the
same. The operator_principal
must be authorized to
unreserve reservations made by reserver_principal
.
The user receives one of the following HTTP responses:
202 Accepted
: Request accepted (see below).400 BadRequest
: Invalid arguments (e.g., missing parameters).401 Unauthorized
: Unauthenticated request.403 Forbidden
: Unauthorized request.409 Conflict
: Insufficient resources to satisfy the unreserve operation.
This endpoint returns the 202 ACCEPTED HTTP status code, which indicates that the unreserve operation has been validated successfully by the master. The request is then forwarded asynchronously to the Mesos slave where the reserved resources are located. That asynchronous message may not be delivered or unreserving resources at the slave might fail, in which case no resources will be unreserved. To determine if an unreserve operation has succeeded, the user can examine the state of the appropriate Mesos slave (e.g., via the slave’s /state HTTP endpoint).
Listing Reservations
Information about the reserved resources at each slave in the cluster can be
found by querying the /slaves master endpoint
(under the reserved_resources_full
key).
The same information can also be found in the /state
endpoint on the agent (under the reserved_resources_full
key). The agent
endpoint is useful to confirm if a reservation has been propagated to the
agent (which can fail in the event of network partition or master/agent
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101 DALMATIANS A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1996 Scott Renshaw
(Disney) Starring: Glenn Close, Jeff Daniels, Joely Richardson, Hugh Laurie, Mark Williams, Joan Plowright. Screenplay: John Hughes, based on the novel by Dodie Smith. Producers: John Hughes and Ricardo Mestres. Director: Stephen Herek. MPAA Rating: G (cartoon violence). Running Time: 103 minutes, plus 7 minute short in some theaters. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
Resolved: Trained dogs are cute, and puppies scampering about are even cuter. If you would take the con position in an Oxford-style debate on this point, then the live-action remake of Disney's 101 DALMATIANS is not going to be your cup of kibble. 101 DALMATIANS was made not simply with an awareness of the usefulness of cute animals in the making of a family film; it seems to have been constructed around that awareness. There is such a crass calculation to the use of its canine stars as bringers of innocent grins that the dogs don't even counteract the brain-damaging slapstick which is John Hughes's stock-in-trade. Somehow, they make it worse. Delivered for the holiday season in a big glossy bow, 101 DALMATIANS is a spectacularly packaged box of foul-smelling air.
The story begins with two dalmatians and their owners living blissfully unaware of each other in London. Roger Dearly (Jeff Daniels), an American software designer who has made a pilgrimage to that noted video game mecca of London, shares a flat with his male dalmatian Pongo; fashion designer Anita Campbell-Green (Joely Richardson) has a female named Perdy. When Pongo and Perdy fall in puppy love, their humans are brought together, and soon both pairs form couples. The result of the dalmatian infatuation is a litter of puppies, which comes as wonderful news to Anita's fur-obsessed boss Cruella DeVil (Glenn Close), who intends to turn dalmatian fur into a beautiful coat. Cruella sets her henchmen Jasper (Hugh Laurie) and Horace (Mark Williams) to the task of dog-napping Pongo and Perdy's fifteen puppies, and those fifteen join another 84 puppies already captured. It is up to a slew of resourceful animals to reunite puppies with parents and thwart Cruella's dastardly plans.
The 1961 animated version of 101 DALMATIANS was far from the best of Disney's self-proclaimed "masterpieces," but it had a low-key charm even in the bumblings of Horace and Jasper. Now the material has been entrusted to writer-producer John Hughes, whose basic film-making philosophy is "If more is better, and even more is even better, then please-make-it-stop too much is just right." Roger and Anita's initial meeting is punctuated not by one careening chase sequence and bicycle wreck into a pond, but two; Horace and Jasper don't just fall through rotted floors and into freezing water, but also electrocute their gonads on a high-voltage fence. Even the magnificent, maleficent Cruella is not safe from the onslaught of indignities, falling first into a vat of molasses and then into a pile of manure. It is a sign of Hughes's love affair with "America's Funniest Home Videos" humor that he replaces the original's most memorable suspense sequence -- the puppies' attempt to slip past Cruella disguised as black labradors -- and replaces it with a scene in a barn which ends with a pig landing on Cruella's chest.
Glenn Close has obvious fun as Cruella, playing her as an imperious drag queen, but I'm mystified by raves for her performance. There is no doubt that Close can be scary -- she scared a generation of married men into zipping up their pants in FATAL ATTRACTION -- but there is no malevolence in her characterization of Cruella. Disney's great villains were real threats, and they didn't take pratfalls; Cruella has Horace and Jasper so that _they_ can be the comic relief while she spooks the little ones. John Hughes and hack-for-hire Stephen Herek aren't comfortable with genuine villainy, so they have Cruella join her goons as dim-witted victims of HOME ALONE 3 mayhem. Close cuts a fine figure in Cruella's outrageous outfits and commanding some impressive sets, and she is about as intimidating as RuPaul.
Then there are those adorable puppies. There is no point arguing that kids and many adults won't enjoy the frolicking dalmatians, because they will. There are a few marvelously trained animals in 101 DALMATIANS, and they provide some amusing moments. You could also get the same reaction out of most kids if you sat them down in front of a home movie of puppies playing, or an old episode of "Those Amazing Animals," or even a Westminster Dog Show on ESPN2, because reaction to the dogs in 101 DALMATIANS is not based on any kind of plot requiring individual personality for the animal characters. Though the same kind of animatronic critters used in BABE are used in 101 DALMATIANS, the animals don't talk here. Not only does that make for some confusing narrative (one scene found several kids around me perplexed as to why Lucky was still in danger), but it makes the canine cast of 101 DALMATIANS little more than a big spotted blur. A certain kind of manipulative drama has long been called a "tear-jerker," and 101 DALMATIANS is the family film equivalent.
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Introduction: What is Minikube?
Minikube is a single node Kubernetes cluster that runs in a virtual machine on your laptop. It is great for development and testing because it is easy to get started and you don’t need to install any external software. You can use Minikube to deploy applications, experiment with Kubernetes features, and learn how to use Kubernetes, which is an excellent option for having a simple Kubernetes cluster up and running on localhost.
Advantages of Minikube: Minikube is a great alternative to Docker Desktop. It is an open source project, driven by the Kubernetes community. Especially for commercial Mac users, it is getting more important. Since Docker has changed the pricing model for Docker Desktop. Latest news here.
Furthermore you can install Minikube on Mac, Windows, and Linux.
In this guide, we will install Minikube over brew on macOS and focus on the most important commands to replace Docker Desktop.
- Installation commands
First of all install Minikube via brew:
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brew install minikube
It sounds counterintuitive, but install docker as well:
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brew install docker
This only installs the Docker CLI. This is necessary to interact with the Docker Engine on your Minikube cluster.
Additionaly you need to install hyperkit too:
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brew install hyperkit
Excourse on Hyperkit “HyperKit is a toolkit for embedding hypervisor capabilities in your application […], which is optimized for lightweight virtual machines and container deployment. […]HyperKit currently only supports macOS using the Hypervisor.framework. It is a core component of Docker Desktop for Mac.”
source: https://github.com/moby/hyperkit
It seems that we already found a good and lightweight solution for our new Docker environment.
Before we start our Minikube cluster, we want to connect our Docker CLI with the Docker Engine.
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Perhaps you want to connect it permanently, you should add this to your .bashrc or your .bash_profile.
Finally you can start your Minikube cluster.
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minikube start --driver=hyperkit --container-runtime=docker --disk-size=50g -p minikube
Helpful commands
We’ve seen how to start a minikube cluster. We have defined and installed the first parameters (driver & container-runtime). But we can also customize more about the hardware as well. By default, it starts with 2 CPUs and 2GB. We can define the
- memory
- disk-size
- cpus
But the last parameter is the abbreviation for profile. This is the name for the cluster. We can have multiple profiles with different specifications and clusters. The default profile is named minikube and you can check all profiles with
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minikube profile list
After a while, you want to check the used disk space on the virtual machine. Therefore you need to ssh in your minikube cluster. You can easily do that with
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minikube ssh
Good to know
On Docker Desktop I am used to check my apps on the localhost. In this case you need to check out your minikube ip. As you can imagine, this is quite simple as well
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minikube ip
Often times I get an error, because I forgot to mount a volume. This is a slightly more complicated, but don’t worry, it is not that hard. You just need to open another terminal and create a mount source and target and let it open, until you are finished with your Container work.
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In this example I wanted to serve my GitHub blog for testing purposes on my local machine. For this reason I needed to mount this directory. Now I was able to find it in my minikube cluster in the host directory and was able to serve and test it.
One more handy feature is the addons list.
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| ambassador | minikube | disabled | third-party (ambassador) |
| auto-pause | minikube | disabled | google |
| csi-hostpath-driver | minikube | disabled | kubernetes |
| dashboard | minikube | disabled | kubernetes |
| default-storageclass | minikube | enabled ✅ | kubernetes |
| efk | minikube | disabled | third-party (elastic) |
| freshpod | minikube | disabled | google |
| gcp-auth | minikube | disabled | google |
| gvisor | minikube | disabled | google |
| helm-tiller | minikube | disabled | third-party (helm) |
| ingress | minikube | disabled | unknown (third-party) |
| ingress-dns | minikube | disabled | google |
| istio | minikube | disabled | third-party (istio) |
| istio-provisioner | minikube | disabled | third-party (istio) |
| kong | minikube | disabled | third-party (Kong HQ) |
| kubevirt | minikube | disabled | third-party (kubevirt) |
| logviewer | minikube | disabled | unknown (third-party) |
| metallb | minikube | disabled | third-party (metallb) |
| metrics-server | minikube | disabled | kubernetes |
| nvidia-driver-installer | minikube | disabled | google |
| nvidia-gpu-device-plugin | minikube | disabled | third-party (nvidia) |
| olm | minikube | disabled | third-party (operator |
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| pod-security-policy | minikube | disabled | unknown (third-party) |
| portainer | minikube | disabled | portainer.io |
| registry | minikube | enabled ✅ | google |
| registry-aliases | minikube | disabled | unknown (third-party) |
| registry-creds | minikube | disabled | third-party (upmc enterprises) |
| storage-provisioner | minikube | enabled ✅ | google |
| storage-provisioner-gluster | minikube | disabled | unknown (third-party) |
| volumesnapshots | minikube | disabled | kubernetes |
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Depending on the use case, it might be extremely useful to enable some addons. Especially if you want to get started with MLOps, I recommend to enable the registry addon. Now you can push your image to a local registry and simulate your workflow locally.
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Conclusion
I use this setup since 4 weeks and I am positively surprised. It doesn’t slow down my Macbook as much as Docker Desktop. The installation is easy and the learning curve is quite steep. Additionally I was more interested to test kubectl and helm as well, but this might be worth another blog post. Nonetheless, I really appreciate the idea of multiple profiles. Not all the time I want to use the same containers and hardware specification, especially the container list can feel a little overwhelming when running a Kubernetes cluster, so another profile can make sense. Bottomline there are many ways to run a Container and Minikube is one of them, but if you are using it for the first time, then you should probably look at the great Minikube documentation.
Many thanks for reading this blog post and for sure, there are many more useful addons and tips for Minikube. Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions.
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The Irish four-piece last had a chart-topper with Back Home in 2007.
Westlife have landed their first UK number one album in more than a decade.
The recently reformed Irish band’s new album Spectrum, their first release in nine years, debuted at number one, earning them their eighth chart-topping record.
The four-piece fended off competition from Celine Dion as well as duo Michael Ball and Alfie Boe, whose new releases charted at number two and three respectively.
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git clone https://github.com/shashaBot/backend_microservice
npm run docker:image
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docker pull shashabot/hackerbay
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username: "user",
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Response Object:
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success: true,
token: "...."
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Protected routes
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Request Object:
{
doc: {field: "value"},
patches: [{op: "add", path: "/anotherField", value: "addValue"}]
}
Response Object:
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success: true,
patchedObj: {
field: "value",
anotherField: "addValue"
}
}
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imageUri: "https://placehold.it/100x100.jpg",
filename: "testimage"
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- If the auth header is not present wherever required, 401 (Unauthorized) status is returned.
- If the request object is malformed (missing fields, etc.), 400 (Bad request) response is returned.
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What are the big changes?
The biggest change is how to create and manage clients. Much like the native JS client and server, the swift client now only uses one engine per connection. Previously in order to use namespaces it was required to create multiple clients, and each client had its own engine.
Some v12 code might’ve looked like this:
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In v12 this would have opened two connections to the socket.io.
In v13 the same code would look like this:
let manager = SocketManager(socketURL: myURL)
let defaultSocket = manager.defaultSocket
let namespaceSocket = manager.socket(forNamespace: "/swift")
// add handlers for sockets and connect
In v13 defaultSocket
and namespaceSocket
will share a single transport. This means one less connection to the server
needs to be opened.
What might I have to change?
The most obvious thing you will need to change is that instead of creating
SocketIOClient
s directly, you will create aSocketManager
and either use thedefaultSocket
property if you don’t need namespaces, or call thesocket(forNamespace:)
method on the manager.SocketIOClient
is no longer a client to an engine. So if you were overriding the engine methods, these have been moved to the manager.The library is now a single target. So you might have to change some of your Xcode project settings.
SocketIOClient
s no longer take a configuration, they are shared from the manager.The
joinNamespace()
andleaveNamespace()
methods onSocketIOClient
no longer take any arguments, and in most cases no longer need to be called. Namespace joining/leaving can be managed by callingconnect()
/disconnect()
on the socket associated with that namespace.
What things should I know?
How sockets are stored
You should know that SocketIOClient
s no longer need to be held around in properties, but the SocketManager
should.
One of the most common mistakes people made is not maintaining a strong reference to the client.
class Manager {
func addHandlers() {
let socket = SocketIOClient(socketURL: myURL, config: [.nsp("/swift")])
// Add handlers
}
}
This would have resulted in the client being released and no handlers being called.
A correct equivalent would be:
class Manager {
let socketManager = SocketManager(socketURL: someURL)
func addHandlers() {
let socket = socketManager.socket(forNamespace: "/swift")
// Add handlers
}
}
This code is fine because the SocketManager
will maintain a strong reference to the socket.
It’s also worth noting that subsequent calls to socket(forNamespace:)
will return the same socket instance as the
first call. So you don’t need to hold onto the socket directly just to access it again, just call socket(forNamespace:)
on the manager to get it. This does mean that if you need multiple sockets on the same namespace, you will have to use
multiple managers.
What to call connect on
Connect can either be called on the manager directly, or on one of the sockets made from it. In either case, if the manager
was not already connected to the server, a connection will be made. Also in both cases the default socket (namespace /
)
will fire a connect
event.
The difference is that if connect()
is just called on the manager, then any sockets for that manager that are not the default
socket will not automatically connect. connect()
will need to be called individually for each socket. However, if connect()
is called on a client, then in addition to opening the connection if needed, the client will connect to its namespace,
and a connect
event fired.


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Turning away from the musicians on the street corner, a perspiring woman puffing at a long flute and a red-faced man plucking a nine-string bittern, Egwene threaded her way through the crowd with a light heart. The sun stood high in the sky, molten gold, and the paving stones were hot enough to burn through the soles of her soft boots. Sweat dripped from her nose, her shawl felt like a heavy blanket even looped loosely over her elbows, and there was enough dust in the air that she already wanted to wash, yet she smiled. Some people eyed her askance, when they thought she was not looking, which almost made her laugh. That was how they looked at Aiel. People saw what they expected to see, and they saw a woman in Aiel garb, never noticing her eyes or her height.
Hawkers and peddlers cried their wares, competing against the shouts of butchers and candlemakers, the rattle and clatter from silversmiths’ and potters’ shops, the squeal of ungreased axles. Rough-tongued wagon drivers and men walking alongside ox-carts loudly contested the way with dark-lacquered sedan chairs and sober coaches with House sigils on the doors. There were musicians everywhere, along with tumblers and jugglers.  A blacksmith’s hammer rang on his anvil. In general a babble and hum of bustle hung in the air, the noise of a city that she had almost forgotten among the Aiel. Perhaps she had missed it.
She did laugh then, right there in the street. The first time she had heard the noise of a city, it had nearly stunned her. Sometimes it seemed that wide-eyed girl had been someone else.
A woman working her bay mare through the crowd turned to look at her curiously. The horse had small silver bells tied in her long mane and tail, and the woman had more bells in the dark hair that hung halfway down her back. Pretty, she could not have been much older than Egwene, but she had a hardness to her face, and a sharp eye, and no fewer than six knives at her belt, one nearly as large as an Aiel’s. A Hunter for the Horn, no doubt.
A tall handsome man in a green coat, two swords on his back, watched the woman ride on. He was probably another. They seemed to be everywhere. As the crowd swallowed the woman on the bay, he turned and saw Egwene looking at him. Smiling with sudden interest, he squared broad shoulders and started toward her.
Hastily Egwene put on her coldest face, tried to combine Sorilea at her sternest with Siuan Sanche, the stole of the Amyrlin Seat around her shoulders.
He stopped, looking surprised. As he turned away, she distinctly heard him growl, “Flaming Aiel.” She could not help laughing again; he must have heard despite the noise, because he stiffened, shaking his head. But he did not look back.
The source of her good mood was twofold. One was the Wise Ones finally agreeing that walking in the city provided as much exercise as walking around it outside the walls. Sorilea in particular did not seem to understand why she wanted to spend a minute more than she had to among throngs of wetlanders, especially cramped inside walls. Mostly, though, she felt good because they had told her that now the headaches that had puzzled them so were completely gone—she had not been able to hide them altogether—she could return to Tel’aran’rhiod soon. Not in time for the next meeting, three nights off, but before the one after.
That was a relief in more ways than one. An end to having to sneak into the World of Dreams. An end to laboriously working everything out for herself. An end to being terrified the Wise Ones would catch her and refuse to teach her any more. An end to needing to lie. It was necessary—she could not afford to waste time; there was too much to learn, and she could not believe she would have time to learn it all—but they would never understand.
Aiel dotted the crowd, both in cadin’sor and in gai’shain white. The gai’shain went where they were sent, yet the others might well be inside the walls for their first time, and quite possibly their last. The Aiel really did not seem to like cities, though a good many had come in six days ago, to see Mangin hang. It was said he put the noose around his own neck, and made some Aiel joke about whether the rope would break his neck or his neck the rope. She had heard several Aiel repeat the joke, but never a comment about the hanging. Rand had liked Mangin; she was sure of it. Berelain had informed the Wise Ones of the sentence as though telling them their wash would be ready the next day, and the Wise Ones had listened the same way. Egwene did not think she would ever understand Aiel. She was very much afraid she did not understand Rand anymore. As for Berelain, Egwene understood her all too well; that one was only interested in men who were alive.
With thoughts like those, it took an effort to regain her good mood. The city was certainly no cooler than outside the walls—in fact, with no breeze and people so close, it might have been hotter—and nearly as dusty, but at least she was not trudging along with nothing to look at but the ashes of Foregate. A few more days and she would be able to learn again, to really learn. That put a smile back on her face.
She stopped near a wiry, damp-faced Illuminator; it was easy to tell what he was, or had been. His thick mustaches were not covered by the diaphanous veil Taraboners often wore, but baggy breeches, embroidered on the legs, and an equally loose shirt embroidered across the chest marked him well enough. He was selling finches and warblers in crudely made cages. With their chapter house burned by the Shaido, a number of Illuminators were trying to find the means to return to Tarabon.
“I have it from the most reliable source,” he was telling a handsome graying woman in a plainly cut dark blue dress. A merchant, no doubt, catching a jump on those waiting for better times in Cairhien. “The Aes Sedai,” the Illuminator confided, leaning over a caged bird to whisper, “they are divided. The Aes Sedai, they are at war. With one another.” The merchant nodded agreement.
Egwene stopped pretending to consider a green-headed finch and moved on, though she had to hop out of the way of a round-faced gleeman, striding along with self-important flourishes of his patch-covered cloak. Gleemen knew very well that they were among the few wetlanders welcome in the Waste; Aiel did not intimidate them. At least, they pretended so.
That rumor troubled her. Not that the Tower had split apart—that could not have been kept secret much longer—but talk of war between Aes Sedai. Knowing that Aes Sedai were set against Aes Sedai was like knowing one part of her family was set against another, just barely tolerable for knowing the reasons, yet the thought that it might come to more . . . if only there were some way to Heal the Tower, to make it whole again without bloodshed.
A little farther down the street, a perspiring Foregate woman who might have been pretty if her face were cleaner was dispensing rumor along with ribbons and pins from a tray hung from a neckstrap. She wore a blue silk dress, slashed with red in the skirt, that had been made for a shorter woman; the heavily worn hem was high enough to show her stout shoes, and holes in the sleeves and bodice showed where embroidery had been picked out. “I tell you a fact,” she informed the women picking over her tray, “there has been Trollocs seen around the city. Ah, yes, that green will set off your eyes. Hundreds of Trollocs and . . . ”
Egwene barely paused. If there had been even one Trolloc anywhere near the city, the Aiel would have known long before it became street gossip. She wished the Wise Ones gossiped. Well, they did, sometimes, but only about other Aiel. As far as Aiel were concerned, nothing about wetlanders was very absorbing. Being able to pop into Elaida’s study in Tel’aran’rhiod whenever she wanted and read the woman’s letters had accustomed her to knowing what was happening in the world, though.
Abruptly Egwene realized she was looking around differently, looking at people’s faces. There were Aes Sedai eyes-and-ears in Cairhien as surely as she was sweating. Elaida must receive a report a day by pigeon from Cairhien, if not more. Tower spies, Ajah spies, spies for individual Aes Sedai. They were everywhere, often where and who you least suspected. Why were those two tumblers just standing there? Were they catching their breath, or watching her? They sprang back into action, one leaping up to a handstand on the other’s shoulders.
A spy for the Yellow Ajah had once tried to bundle Elayne and Nynaeve off to Tar Valon, on orders issued by Elaida. Egwene did not actually know that Elaida wanted her as well, but assuming anything else would be very foolish. Egwene could not make herself believe that Elaida would forgive anyone who had worked closely for the woman she deposed.
For that matter, some of the Aes Sedai in Salidar probably had eyes-and-ears here too. If word ever reached them of “Egwene Sedai of the Green Ajah . . . ” It could be anybody. That skinny woman in the shop door, apparently studying a bolt of dark gray cloth. Or the blowsy woman lolling beside the tavern door, flapping her apron at her face.  She very nearly headed for the nearest city gate.
It was the fat fellow who stopped her, or rather the way he suddenly tried to cover his pies with his hands. He was staring at her because she had been staring at him. He was probably afraid an Aiel “savage” was going to take some of his wares without paying.
Egwene laughed weakly. Aiel. Even people who looked her in the face assumed she was Aiel. A Tower agent who was looking for her would walk right past. Feeling a good deal better, she went back to meandering through the streets, listening where she could.
The trouble was, she had grown used to knowing things just weeks, or even days, after they happened, and with a certainty that they had happened. Rumor might cross a hundred miles in a day or take a month, and it birthed ten daughters every day. Today she learned that Siuan had been executed because she unearthed the Black Ajah, that Siuan was Black Ajah and still alive, that the Black Ajah had driven those Aes Sedai who were not Black from the Tower. They were not new tales, only variations on old. One new story, spreading like fire in a summer meadow, was that the Tower had been behind all the false Dragons; that made her so angry she stalked away stiff-backed every time she heard it. Which meant she did a good bit of stiff-backed stalking. She heard that Andorans in Aringill had declared some noblewoman queen—Dylin, Delin, the name varied—now that Morgase was dead, which might be true, and that Aes Sedai were running around Arad Doman doing very improbable things, which was certainly untrue. The Prophet was coming to Cairhien; the Prophet had been crowned King of Ghealdan—no, Amadicia; the Dragon Reborn had killed the Prophet for blasphemy. The Aiel were all leaving; no, they meant to settle and stay. Berelain was to be crowned on the Sun Throne. A skinny little man with shifty eyes nearly got himself beaten by his listeners outside a tavern for saying that Rand was one of the Forsaken, but Egwene stepped into that without thought.
“Have you no honor?” she demanded coldly. The four coarse-faced men who had been on the point of grabbing the skinny fellow blinked at her. They were Cairhienin, not all that much taller than she, but much bulkier, with the broken noses and sunken knuckles of brawlers, yet she held them where they stood with her sheer intensity. That and the presence of Aiel in the street; they were not fool enough to become rough with an Aiel woman, as they thought, in those circumstances. “If you must face a man for what he says, face him one at a time, in honor. This is not battle; you shame yourselves to go four at one.”
They stared at her as if she were mad, and slowly her face reddened. She hoped they thought it anger. Not how dare you pick on someone weaker, but how dare you not let him fight you one by one? She had just lectured them as if they followed ji’e’toh. Of course, if they did, there would have been no need to lecture.
One of the men ducked his head in a sort of half-bow. His nose was not only crooked, the tip was missing.  Can we go too?”
It was true; the skinny man had used her interference to vanish. She felt a flash of contempt. Running because he feared to face four. How could he bear the shame? Light, she was doing it again.
She opened her mouth to say that of course they could—and nothing came out. They took her silence for assent, or maybe excuse, and hurried away, but she barely noticed them go. She was too busy staring at the back of a mounted party making its way up the street.
She did not recognize the dozen or so green-cloaked soldiers forcing a path through the crowd, but who they escorted was a different matter. She could only see the backs of the women—five or six, she thought, between the soldiers—just parts of their backs, but that was more than enough. Much more. The women wore light dustcloaks, pale linen in shades of brown, and Egwene found herself staring right at what seemed to be a pure white disc embroidered on the back of one of those cloaks. Only the stitching picked out the white Flame of Tar Valon from the border signifying the White Ajah. She caught a glimpse of green, of red. Red! Five or six Aes Sedai, riding toward the Royal Palace, where a copy of the Dragon banner waved fitfully atop a stepped tower alongside one of Rand’s crimson flags bearing the ancient Aes Sedai symbol. Some called that the Dragon banner, and others al’Thor’s banner, or even the Aiel banner, and a dozen other names besides.
Wriggling through the crowd, she followed them maybe twenty paces, then stopped. A Red sister—at least one Red that she had seen—had to mean this was the long-expected embassy from the Tower, the one Elaida had written would escort Rand to Tar Valon.
They would not find Rand—not unless he had slipped in unannounced; she had decided that he had somehow rediscovered the Talent called Traveling, but that put her no closer to knowing how it was done—yet whether they found Rand or not, they must not find Egwene. The best she could expect was to be hauled up short as an Accepted out of the Tower with no full sister to oversee her, and that could be expected only if Elaida really was not hunting for her. Even then they would haul her back to Tar Valon, and Elaida; she had no illusions that she could resist five or six Aes Sedai.
With a last look after the receding Aes Sedai, she gathered her skirts and began to run, dodging between people, sometimes caroming off them, ducking under the noses of teams pulling wagons or carriages. Angered shouts followed her. When she at last dashed through one of the tall square-arched city gates, the hot wind hit her in the face. Unhindered by buildings, it carried sheets of dust that made her cough, but she kept running, all the way back to the Wise One’s low tents.
To her surprise a sleek gray mare, saddle and bridle worked and fringed with gold, stood outside Amys’s tent, in the charge of a gai’shain who kept his eyes down except when patting the spirited animal. Ducking inside, she found the rider, Berelain, sipping tea with Amys and Bair and Sorilea, all stretched out on bright, tasseled cushions. A white-robed woman, Rodera, knelt to one side, meekly waiting to refill cups.
“There are Aes Sedai in the city,” Egwene said as soon as she was inside, “heading toward the Sun Palace. It must be Elaida’s embassy to Rand.”
Berelain rose gracefully; Egwene had to admit, if grudgingly, that the woman was graceful. And her riding dress was decently cut, for even she was not fool enough to go riding in the sun in her usual garb. The others rose with her. “I must return to the palace, it seems,” she sighed. “The Light knows how they will feel about no one there to greet them. Amys, if you know where Rhuarc is, could you send a message for him to meet me?”
Amys nodded, but Sorilea said, “You should not depend on Rhuarc so much, girl. Rand al’Thor gave Cairhien to you to tend. Let most men have a finger, and they will have the whole hand before you know. Let a clan chief have a finger, and he will have the entire arm.”
“It is true,” Amys murmured. “Rhuarc is the shade of my heart, but it is true.”
Pulling slim riding gloves from behind her belt, Berelain began tugging them on. “He reminds me of my father. Too much so, sometimes.” For an instant she grimaced ruefully. “But he gives very good advice. And he knows when to loom, and how much. I think even Aes Sedai must be impressed by Rhuarc staring at them.”
Amys laughed in her throat. “He is impressive. I will send him to you.” She kissed Berelain lightly on the forehead and each cheek.
 What was going on between Berelain and the Wise Ones? She could not ask, of course. Such a question would be shaming to her and to the Wise Ones. To Berelain too, though Berelain would not know it, and Egwene would not mind shaming Berelain until her hair fell out.
As Berelain turned to leave the tent, Egwene put a hand on the woman’s arm. “They must be handled carefully. They’ll not be friendly toward Rand, but the wrong words, a wrong move, could make them open enemies.” That was true enough, but not what she needed to say. She would rather have her tongue torn out than ask a favor of Berelain.
“I have dealt with Aes Sedai before, Egwene Sedai,” the other woman said dryly.
Egwene refrained from drawing a deep breath. It had to be done, but she would not let this woman see how hard it was. “Elaida means no good to Rand, no more than a weasel means to a chicken, and these Aes Sedai are Elaida’s. If they learn of an Aes Sedai on Rand’s side, here where they can reach her, she might just disappear one day soon after.” Looking into Berelain’s unreadable face, she could not make herself say more.
After a long moment, Berelain smiled. “Egwene Sedai, I will do whatever I can for Rand.” Both smile and tone of voice . . . insinuated.
“Girl,” Sorilea said sharply, and for a wonder, spots of color bloomed in Berelain’s cheeks.
Not looking at Egwene, Berelain said in a carefully neutral voice, “I would appreciate it if you did not tell Rhuarc.” In fact, she was not looking at anyone, but she tried to ignore Egwene’s presence.
“We will not,” Amys put in quickly, leaving Sorilea with her mouth open. “We will not.” The repetition was directed at Sorilea with a blend of firmness and asking, and at last the eldest Wise One nodded, if somewhat grudgingly. Berelain actually sighed with relief before ducking out of the tent.
“The child has spirit,” Sorilea laughed as soon as Berelain was gone. Reclining on the cushions again, she patted the space next to her for Egwene. “We should find the right husband for her, a man to match her. If such exists among wetlanders.”
Wiping her hands and face with the damp cloth Rodera brought, Egwene wondered whether that was enough opening to ask about Berelain in good honor. She accepted a teacup of green Sea Folk porcelain and took her place in the circle of Wise Ones. If one of the others responded to Sorilea, that might be enough.
“Are you certain these Aes Sedai mean harm to the Car’a’carn?” Amys asked instead.
Egwene colored. Thinking about gossip when there were important matters to attend. “Yes,” she replied quickly, then more slowly, “At least . . . I don’t know that they mean to harm him, exactly. Not intentionally, anyway.” Elaida’s letter had mentioned “all the honor and respect” he deserved. How much did a former Red sister think any man who could channel deserved? “But I don’t doubt they will want to control him somehow, make him do what Elaida wants. They aren’t his friends.” How much were the Salidar Aes Sedai his friends? Light, she needed to talk with Nynaeve and Elayne.  Sorilea grunted sourly.
“You believe they will try to harm you?” Bair asked, and Egwene nodded.
“If they discover I’m here . . . ” She tried to cover a shiver by sipping her mint tea. Whether as a handle on Rand or as an unsupervised Accepted, they would do their best to haul her back to the Tower. “They’ll not leave me free if they can help it. Elaida will not want Rand listening to anyone but her.” Bair and Amys exchanged grim looks.
“Then the answer is simple.” Sorilea sounded as if it had all been decided. “You will stay among the tents, and they will not find you. Wise Ones avoid Aes Sedai, in any case. If you remain with us a few more years, we will make a fine Wise One of you.”
Egwene almost dropped her cup. “You flatter me,” she said carefully, “but sooner or later, I will have to go.” Sorilea did not look convinced. Egwene had learned to hold her own with Amys and Bair, after a fashion, but Sorilea . . .
“Not soon, I think,” Bair told her, with a smile to take the sting out. “You have much to learn yet.”
“Yes, and eager to get back to it,” Amys added. Egwene struggled not to blush, and Amys frowned. “You look odd. Did you overuse yourself this morning? I was sure you had recovered enough—”
“I have,” Egwene said hastily. “Truly, I have. I haven’t had a headache in days. It was the dust, running back here. And the crowd in the city was more than I remembered. And I was so excited, I didn’t breakfast very well.”
Sorilea motioned to Rodera. “Bring some honey-bread, if there is any, and cheese, and any fruit you can find.” She poked Egwene in the ribs. “A woman should have some flesh to her.” That from a woman who looked as if she had been left in the sun till most of her flesh had dried away.
 That and the fact that they wanted to discuss what to do about the Aes Sedai. If the Aes Sedai were hostile to Rand, they would have to be watched, and a way found to safeguard him. Even Sorilea was a bit edgy about the possibility that they might be putting themselves against Aes Sedai directly—not afraid; it was going against custom that made them uneasy—but whatever was necessary to protect the Car’a’carn had to be done.
For Egwene’s part, she worried that they might turn Sorilea’s suggestion that she remain among the tents into a command. There would be no way to evade that one, no way to avoid fifty eyes except by staying inside her own tent. How did Rand Travel? The Wise Ones would do whatever was necessary, so long as it did not touch ji’e’toh: Wise Ones might interpret it differently here and there, but they held to their interpretation as tightly as any other Aiel. Light, Rodera was Shaido, one of thousands captured in the battle that drove the Shaido away from the city, but the Wise Ones treated her no differently than any other gai’shain, and as far as Egwene could see, Rodera behaved no differently than any other gai’shain, not in the slightest. They would not go against ji’e’toh, no matter how necessary it might be.
Fortunately the subject did not come up. Unfortunately, the question of her health did. The Wise Ones did not know Healing, or how to check someone’s health with the Power. Instead, they tested with their own methods. Some seemed familiar from when she had studied under Nynaeve to become a Wisdom: peering into her eyes, listening to her heart through a hollow wooden tube. Some were distinctly Aiel. She touched her toes until she felt dizzy, jumped up and down in one place until she thought her eyes would bounce out of her head, and ran around the Wise One’s tents until spots swam before her, then had water poured over her head by a gai’shain, drank as much as she could hold, gathered up her skirts, and ran some more. Aiel were great believers in hardiness. Had she been a step too slow, had she staggered to a halt before Amys said she could, they would have decided her health was not sufficiently recovered after all.
When Sorilea finally nodded and said, “You are as sound as a Maiden, girl,” Egwene was swaying and gulping for air. A Maiden would not have been, she was sure. Still, she felt pride. She had never thought of herself as soft, but she knew very well that before she began living with the Aiel she would have fallen on her face halfway through the test. Another year, she thought, and I will run as well as any Far Dareis Mai.
On the other hand, she was hardly up to returning to the city. She joined the Wise Ones in their sweat tent—for once they did not make her pour water over the hot rocks; Rodera did that—luxuriating in the damp heat as it relaxed her muscles, and only left because Rhuarc and two other clan chiefs, Timolan of the Miagoma and Indirian of the Codarra, joined them, tall massive graying men with hard sober faces. That sent her diving out of the tent to hastily wrap her shawl around her. She always expected to hear laughter when she did that, but the Aiel never seemed to understand why she hurried from the sweat tent whenever men came in. It would have fit right into Aiel humor if they had, but luckily they just did not make the connection, for which she was very glad.
Gathering the rest of her clothes in her arms from the neat piles outside the sweat tent, she hurried back to her own. The sun was sitting low now, and after a light meal, she was ready to fall asleep, too tired to even think of Tel’aran’rhiod. Too tired to remember most of her dreams, either—that was something the Wise Ones had been teaching her—but most of those she did remember were about Gawyn.


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 Or will it be something else then? Any outcome you dont like will be fraud no matter what. I get it.
It already happened and they showed it live on TV! They showed votes being subtracted in real time!! It’s funny how that only happens to GOP candidates!
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If course! I thought the same occurred when they returned for the night....... again! SMH
GA is as Red a State as any. The election on Nov 3rd was a sham. The runoff was a sham as well. The well documented and multivarious irregularities have been discussed ad nauseam.
Florida and GA are demographically similar especially in terms of political ratios. In fact, if anything, GA is probably 2-5% more Republican per capita than Florida.
But Trump won FL by some 200,000 votes yet lost GA by 12,000?
The real difference between the two is FL has election security measures in place that were not removed in the weeks leading up to the election.
Yes and the pope will join Obama to write his next memoir from prison and Joe will pardon him and visit him in prison to liberate africa from aparthied with his buddy Barack.
He's right.
Communist America welcomes you.

Hand over your guns, peasants.
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#contecomeclean
The same fraud over and over, not a surprise! We need to act!
Dump was at about the 37% mark of the count. Both Democrat candidates had a 0 added to their count. Instead of about 19576 , the received 195760
So do i
It’s true. They wait and then manipulate the votes to dump. We need to take action now.
I told u they would cheat and republicans did nothing
Is there any justified reason of it or it's just because?
At the latest case i afraid they are at trouble, and we all know what's really going on?
It already happened and they showed it live on TV! They showed votes being subtracted in real time!! It’s funny how that only happens to GOP candidates!
If course! I thought the same occurred when they returned for the night....... again! SMH
GA is as Red a State as any. The election on Nov 3rd was a sham. The runoff was a sham as well. The well documented and multivarious irregularities have been discussed ad nauseam.
Florida and GA are demographically similar especially in terms of political ratios. In fact, if anything, GA is probably 2-5% more Republican per capita than Florida.
But Trump won FL by some 200,000 votes yet lost GA by 12,000?
The real difference between the two is FL has election security measures in place that were not removed in the weeks leading up to the election.
The democrat victories in GA are horseshit.
That’s exactly what happened!!! No more free or fair elections unless we do something about it!!!!
Again with the pause?
They are trying it again.
Trust me the nsa is watching.
They have done it once already!!
Those Georgia politicians are so F’d, they must know that this was all under scrutinous surveillance, right?
It is real that Pope and Obama was arrested?