Once we put up the animation on the website as part of our log. We noticed the program was not restarting itself once complete nor when the web page is refreshed. Since none of us are really programmers we thought we would research possible reasons for this during the rest of the week. Now that we have a working program we decided it was time to test the limits of the program by changing parameters such as size of the robot, number of robots. This prove to be very difficult since we didn't have many global variables and we used numbers instead of variables for calculations. For example, rather than setting a global variable for the size of the robots, we used a number such as 20. But after changing the program parameters, we noticed that if there are two many robots the amount of time it takes to complete grows rapidly. We think its probably exponential relationship between the number of robots and time, but once we get in to the data analysis phase we will see. Arie decided to start working on dominance as a variation of the RandomMotion. His idea was basically to allow the index of positions in the global array containing all positions will act as ranks. While Ari worked on that, Mindy and I worked on decided to make the RandomMotion program more designer friendly by creating more global variables.