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This is a Step-by-step guide, read-as-you-play guide. Meaning if you’ve got no idea how to play, this is the guide for you.
Well, you’ve signed up right? It’s probably a good idea to check what kind of planet you’ve started on before proceeding further.
Click on Empire, then click on Home Planet. You’ll see this on the left side:
Astro Type: Terrain: Area: Solar Energy: Fertility:
The astro type really doesn’t matter if it’s a moon or a planet, both have their quirks and drawbacks, but what you should be focusing on is Terrain and Solar Energy. If the terrain isn’t Rocky or Crystalline and the Solar Energy isn’t 3, reregister and see what you get this time. If you get the requirements, then you can proceed with the rest of the guide.
Now, once you’ve got your desired planet, click on Structures, then click Build next to Metal Refineries. After that, scroll down until you see a Construction Queue. Queue up items in this order:
Metal Refineries Metal Refineries Solar Plant Metal Refineries Metal Refineries if you have 6 Fertility, Urban Structures if you have 5.
All in all, this will take about an hour or so to finish, so let’s now get on with the basics. Read fast or your queues will empty themselves out.
Now, you might want to know why this demanded such a specific starting planet. Here’s the answer.
Astro Type – Can be one of 3 options; Planet, Moon, or Asteroid. One of the main things this does is change how much area an astro can have. Asteroids have 65 area by default, you won’t see any other empty asteroids with different area values. Planets always have more area than Moons. The amount varies depending on what type of astro it is. Another useful thing is that some buildings and defenses’ costs vary depending on what kind of Astro Type it is. For example, Planetary Rings cost 50,000 Credits to build on a planet. However, they cost half that amount to build on a moon, and half of that to build on an asteroid. Which is actually a very useful thing.
Terrain – Has lots of different options, however, few are actually good.
Area – This is obvious, it tells you how much stuff you can put on your base.
Solar Energy – This is dictated by which orbital the astro is in. But we’ll leave that part alone for now. This basically is the value of how much energy your solar plants bring in at base value.
Fertility – This tells you how much population your Urban Structures give.
Metal – This is the value that your Metal Refineries give to your Construction and Production values for that base.
Gas – This is an alternative to solar plants, if this is a positive value, then you can build Gas Plants, which provide an alternative source of energy.
Crystal – This is a purely economic value, if this is a positive value, then you can build Crystal Mines, which give you more economy.
By now, your queues should be close to done if you’re a slow reader, in which case, queue up a Research Lab, then a Solar Plant, then a Spaceport, and a Shipyard.
Now let’s take a look at the right side. Here you have Construction, Production, Research, Economy, and Owner Income.
Construction – This affects how fast you can build structures and defenses.
Production – This affects how fast you can build ships.
Research – This affects how fast you can research technology.
Economy – This is the total amount of Credits this planet is bringing in, excluding trade route income.
Owner’s Income – This is the amount of Credits this planet is bringing in right now, it will be lowered if the base is successfully attacked and occupied.
Once the Research Lab is done, start researching Computer, and queue up another Computer and 4 Energy. And queue another metal refinery and a spaceport.
Now I’m going to explain the method behind my madness.
 My personal record for grabbing the second planet was about a day and a half.
Now, the way I queue things, I look at the costs. Whatever costs the least, I put into queue first. For example, lvl 4 Metal Refineries cost as much as lvl 1 spaceports and lvl 1 shipyards. Specifically, I like to put queues in this order:
Metal Refineries (To up the construction speed) Spaceports (To up the economy) Robotics Factories (To up the construction speed) Shipyards (You’ll need this later on at lvl 8 anyway)
Sometimes you’ll notice that you can’t queue anything other than Urban Structures, Solar Plants, or Gas Plants. When you see these three options only, it means that you need to put a plant in queue because you’ll run out of energy by the time the queue gets up to it. If you only see Urban Structures, that means by the time the queue gets there, you’d have run out of population. So queue them only when this happens, because otherwise you’re just wasting time and credits.
Oh, and speaking of Robotics Factories, if your second level of Computer finished researching, you’ve just unlocked those. It’ best that you make your queues so that spaceports, shipyards, and robotics factories are all the same level. Add your research queues so that when it’s done, you’ll be up to Energy 6. Also, try to get level 2-3 research labs up in between queues.
The way you gain credits in this game, which is the line of currency, is to up your economy. Every hour, you gain credits according to your total economy, not of a single planet, but of your whole empire. To view your total economy, click Empire, then Economy. You’ll find it at the bottom. So if you’re good at calculating time, try to slip in a spaceport if you find it’ll finish in time before the hour.
Now, depending on how active you are, and how much sleep you’re willing to lose, it may take you 2-3 days to obtain your second base. If you’ve started in the morning and can hang around until you have to go to sleep, you’ll probably make it within 36 hours like I did. However, this is only for the crazy people who want to make full use of their 7 day upgraded account. It is possible, while in this state and timeframe, to obtain 10, even 11 planets, if you are active enough. After this upgrade expires, your account becomes a free account, and the maximum amount of planets you can get is 9. Also, if you’d like, you can rush Terraform, which free accounts can only upgrade to level 5. My best shot at this was getting Terraform to level 9 on 3 bases. While you may lose sleep over it, if you’re a freak and want an unfair advantage in this game, this will help you out a lot later on.
By now, your queues should be just about done. And if it’s already night time for some of you people and you want to get some sleep, now would be a good chance to take advantage of the sleeping hours and throw the queueing efficiency rule out the window. Queue as many spaceports as you can. Don’t worry about the research, I doubt you sleep for 14 hours until the queue empties out. However, if you’re still going strong, then ignore this.
Well, you know the basics of queueing, so this is basically what you should have by the end of day 1.
8 Metal Refineries 4 Robotics Factories 4 Shipyards 4 Spaceports
And when you go to sleep for the night, make sure you get 5 research labs done by tomorrow, because the next phase of stuff is about to begin. And for the sleepy people that just woke up, get this done and read down.
By now, you should’ve gotten lvl 6 Energy. You also might notice that your’re probably a little short on credits right now. So basically, you’ll have to just queue stuff up and wait for the hours to roll by.  If you managed to get the above before going to bed, however, you should have plenty of credits on hand and should be able to run at full speed.
So what now? Well, if you’ve gotten lvl 5 Research labs up and finished lvl 6 Energy, you’d have unlocked Stellar Drive. You’ll need to research this to lvl 4. Do so, and quickly. And queue up more Energy until you get it to lvl 8.
Meanwhile, it’s back to queueing structures. You’ll want to have lvl 8 shipyards and lvl 8 research labs in the end, however, so if you’re running a bit short on time and there’s competition for the planets you’re looking to grab, I would allow letting the efficiency rule slide here.
Once your queues are full, it’s time for you to explore more parts of this game. When I was talking about grabbing the second planet when all you see is yours, I wasn’t kidding. Click on Empire, click the base coordinates (CXX:XX:XX:xx), and then click System xx.
You’ll now have a good view of what your base’s solar system looks like. It might be totally empty except for your base, or it could be full of planets, asteroids, moons, and gas giants. I guess I should explain these too.
Astros with – empty – under them means that no one has claimed the astro, and is free for the taking. However, Gas Giants and Asteroid Belts are deemed unclaimable, and in addition, you will not be able to move fleets over them. Now, while your queues are running, would be a good time to start picking out some nice astros to take for your next base. Because one way or another, you’re getting your next base today.
Now hold on here. You don’t just want to go colonizing the whole system here and think, oh this will be a really easy way to defend my empire, right? Wrong. You’re more like a fish in a barrel, just waiting to be gutted. It’s a good idea to get out of the system, so click on Region xx.
You’ll now see a small portion of the galaxy. Depending on where you are, you may see a lot or a little of solar systems. The white coordinated one is the one your base is in. Click on the others and check them out. Refer to the Terrain to pick out what base you want next. It’s also not such a great idea to choose all your bases to be in the same region, it’s best to pick 2 or 3 and move on to the next region.
You can look into the neighboring regions by clicking on the blue arrows, but you won’t be able to see the systems. So we’ll leave that alone for now.
Your queues should be close to finished, and depending on when you started, it’s either afternoon or night time. If you need to sleep now, queue Warp Drive and fix your queues if you didn’t have the time to get to this:
12 Metal 8 Robotics 8 Shipyards 8 Spaceports 8 Research Labs
8 Energy 4 Stellar
If you’re still going, then once Warp Drive finishes, and you’ve got 8 Shipyards, go to Production. You’ll now see that you’ve unlocked Outpost Ships. These are what will get you your next planet. It costs 100 Credits per, so you’ll have to save up. If you’ve got the credits already, build 1. Not 2, not 3. 1. You’ll also want to queue up 2 Scout Ships to explore neighboring regions. Build these separately, as building them together as a pack will take longer to finish both at the same time.
Once the Outpost Ship finishes, you’ll need to send it over to the astro you want to claim. To do this, click on Fleet, then click Fleet 1 (Which is the current fleet name), click Move, and input the coords of the astro you want to move to, input 1 for the Outpost ship, and click Move. Make sure you’ve got the coordinates right. Depending on how far away it is, it’ll take you a few hours to move it.
Once the Outpost Ship lands, click on Fleet, Fleet 1, then Build Base. This will cost you 50 credits to establish. Now you may input this new base’s name.
Well, you know what to do with this planet now. The exact same thing as the other one, except don’t build Research Labs on this one. If it’s got crystals on it, you can build a couple of crystal mines on it for the economy boost as well. Once the Spaceport on this base is done, click on Trade, and click on your first base’s coordinates, then confirm it to set up a trade route. This adds to your economy. Make sure you set this up for all your bases.
But by this time you’ll probably need to go to sleep. Queue up a couple of Outpost Ships after you’ve established your base, as many as you can, and finish up the queues. If you’ve already finished the requirements above, then start building research labs up to level 12, and research Computer up to lvl 6, as well as Laser lvl 2. If you’ve just woken up, then get all this done.
Now, your credits should be rolling in. And your scouts should be done too. Select a random location in the neighboring regions and move your scouts there. 1 scout for each region. Start grabbing more bases, but don’t grab too many in the same area. Let your scouts find some more suitable locations. Meanwhile, build up your second base.
Also, you’ll want to start researching technology until you’ve got this:
Energy 10 Computer 10 Laser 8 Armour 2 Missle 1 Stellar Drive 4 Warp Drive 1
Time constraints shouldn’t really matter from this point on, you’ve got all the basics down, and all you have to do now is grab more planets until you can’t anymore, and build them up. A couple things to take note of first though.
Energy 10 and Computer 10 gives you Terraform.   Computer 10 with Laser 8 gives you Nanite Factories, which will help your Construction and Production rate.
Also, by the 6th day, it is highly recommended that you start building defenses. Build Laser Turrets and Missle Turrets. 1 level of each as a basic defense is fine. Anything extra is now up to you.


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*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:29.628 ***
14:16:29.628 [info] Disabling blocking sync...
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:29.633 ***
14:16:29.633 [info] Configured peer_service_manager partisan_default_peer_service_manager on node 'node-1@MBPdeAnneFrance'
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:31.096 ***
14:16:31.096 [info] Enabling membership...
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:31.097 ***
14:16:31.097 [info] Disabling blocking sync...
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:31.102 ***
14:16:31.102 [info] Configured peer_service_manager partisan_default_peer_service_manager on node 'node-2@MBPdeAnneFrance'
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:32.556 ***
14:16:32.555 [info] Enabling membership...
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:32.557 ***
14:16:32.557 [info] Disabling blocking sync...
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:32.561 ***
14:16:32.561 [info] Configured peer_service_manager partisan_default_peer_service_manager on node 'node-3@MBPdeAnneFrance'
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:32.783 ***
Joining node: 'node-3@MBPdeAnneFrance' to runner@MBPdeAnneFrance at port 49979
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:32.784 ***
Joining issued: 'node-3@MBPdeAnneFrance' to runner@MBPdeAnneFrance at port 49979
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:32.784 ***
Joining node: 'node-2@MBPdeAnneFrance' to runner@MBPdeAnneFrance at port 49964
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:32.784 ***
Joining issued: 'node-2@MBPdeAnneFrance' to runner@MBPdeAnneFrance at port 49964
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:32.785 ***
Joining node: 'node-1@MBPdeAnneFrance' to runner@MBPdeAnneFrance at port 49953
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:32.785 ***
Joining issued: 'node-1@MBPdeAnneFrance' to runner@MBPdeAnneFrance at port 49953
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:32.846 ***
Waiting for join to complete with manager: partisan_default_peer_service_manager
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:32.847 ***
Finished.
*** CT 2017-04-18 14:16:32.847 *** COVER INFO
Adding nodes to cover test: [runner@MBPdeAnneFrance]
*** CT 2017-04-18 14:16:32.856 *** COVER INFO
Successfully added nodes to cover test: []
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:40.895 ***
Case finished: awset_ps_test
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:47.942 ***
14:16:47.942 [info] Application lasp exited with reason: stopped
*** User 2017-04-18 14:16:47.943 ***
14:16:47.943 [info] Application partisan exited with reason: stopped
=== Ended at 2017-04-18 14:16:47
=== successfully completed test case
=== Returned value: ok
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function mat2cpp_ok()
ok = true;
ok = ok & run_test('add_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('cholesky_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('diag_prod_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('element_div_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('element_prod_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('element_unary_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('extend_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('matrix_div_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('matrix_prod_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('max_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('min_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('ones_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('rand_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('randn_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('scalar_div_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('scalar_prod_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('size_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('slice_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('sub_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('sum_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('transpose_ok');
ok = ok & run_test('zeros_ok');
if ok
'All tests passed'
else
'At least one test failed'
end
return
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function [ok] = run_test(test_name)
ok = feval(test_name);
if( ok )
['ok: ', test_name]
else
['error: ', test_name]
end
return


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ExUnit v1.3.4 ExUnit.CaptureIO
Functionality to capture IO for testing.
Examples
defmodule AssertionTest do
use ExUnit.Case
import ExUnit.CaptureIO
test "example" do
assert capture_io(fn ->
IO.puts "a"
end) == "a\n"
end
test "checking the return value and the IO output" do
fun = fn ->
assert Enum.each(["some", "example"], &(IO.puts &1)) == :ok
end
assert capture_io(fun) == "some\nexample\n"
# tip: or use only: "capture_io(fun)" to silence the IO output (so only assert the return value)
end
end
Summary
Functions
Captures IO generated when evaluating fun
Functions
Captures IO generated when evaluating fun
.
Returns the binary which is the captured output.
By default, capture_io
replaces the group_leader
(:stdio
)
for the current process. However, the capturing of any other
named device, such as :stderr
, is also possible globally by
giving the registered device name explicitly as an argument.
Note that when capturing something other than :stdio
,
the test should run with async false.
When capturing :stdio
, if the :capture_prompt
option is false
,
prompts (specified as arguments to IO.get*
functions) are not
captured.
A developer can set a string as an input. The default input is :eof
.
Examples
iex> capture_io(fn -> IO.write "john" end) == "john"
true
iex> capture_io(:stderr, fn -> IO.write(:stderr, "john") end) == "john"
true
iex> capture_io("this is input", fn ->
...> input = IO.gets ">"
...> IO.write input
...> end) == ">this is input"
true
iex> capture_io([input: "this is input", capture_prompt: false], fn ->
...> input = IO.gets ">"
...> IO.write input
...> end) == "this is input"
true
Returning values
As seen in the examples above, capture_io
returns the captured output.
If you want to also capture the result of the function executed inside
the capture_io
, you can use Kernel.send/2
to send yourself a message
and use ExUnit.Assertions.assert_received/1
to match on the results:
capture_io([input: "this is input", capture_prompt: false], fn ->
send self(), {:block_result, 42}
# ...
end)
assert_received {:block_result, 42}


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S.C.W. has remained in custody since his sentencing hearing in late 2016.


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| edu.stanford.nlp.fsm |
Contains two implementations of finite state machines.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.international | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.international.arabic | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.international.arabic.pipeline | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.international.arabic.process | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.international.french | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.international.french.pipeline | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.international.french.process | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.international.morph | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.international.spanish | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.international.spanish.process | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.io |
A few classes that augment the
java.io package in useful
ways for our applications. |
| edu.stanford.nlp.io.ui |
UI components for i/o operations.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.ling | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.ling.tokensregex |
This package contains a library, TokensRegex, for matching regular expressions over
tokens.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.ling.tokensregex.parser | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.ling.tokensregex.types | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.math |
Classes for Simple Math Functionality, such as Min, Max, WeightedAverage,
Scientific Notation, etc.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.maxent |
This package deals with defining and solving maximum entropy problems.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.maxent.iis |
This package contains an implementation of Improved Iterative Scaling.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.neural | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.objectbank |
The ObjectBank class is designed to make it easy to change the format/source
of data read in by other classes and to standardize how data is read in javaNLP
classes.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.optimization |
Numerical optimization, including a conjugate gradient implementation.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.parser |
This package contains a few simple interfaces for the parsers in the various
subpackages.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.parser.common | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.parser.dvparser | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.parser.lexparser |
This package contains implementations of three probabilistic parsers for
natural language text.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.parser.lexparser.demo | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.parser.metrics | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.parser.nndep | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.parser.nndep.demo | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.parser.server | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.parser.shiftreduce | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.parser.tools | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.parser.ui |
This package contains graphical user interface components for parsing sentences
with parser created using lexparser.LexicalizedParser.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.pipeline |
Linguistic Annotation Pipeline
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| edu.stanford.nlp.process |
Contains classes for processing documents.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.semgraph |
This package provides a representation of dependency graphs (normally the
collapsed Stanford Dependencies representation) as a graph (backed by
the jgrapht graph library.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.semgraph.semgrex |
A package for dependency graph (i.e.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.sequences |
This package contains classes that support sequence modeling and
inference (CMMs and CRFs).
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| edu.stanford.nlp.stats |
A set of tools for collecting, representing, and inferring with statistics.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.swing |
Collection of useful classes for building Swing GUIs.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.tagger.common | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.tagger.io | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.tagger.maxent |
A Maximum Entropy Part-of-Speech Tagger.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.trees |
A package for (NLP) trees, sentences, and similar things.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.trees.international.arabic |
A TreeNormalizer, HeadFinder, and TreebankLanguagePack for the Penn Arabic Treebank.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.trees.international.french | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.trees.international.hebrew | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.trees.international.negra |
Classes, and JFlex source file, for reading and tokenization of NEGRA
corpus export-format files.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.trees.international.pennchinese |
Classes, and JFlex source file, for reading, tokenization and manipulation of Penn Chinese Treebank (CTB)
export-format files.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.trees.international.spanish | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.trees.international.tuebadz |
A HeadFinder and TreebankLanguagePack for the
The
Tübingen Treebank of Written German (TüBa-D/Z),
a corpus of German Newspaper text.
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| edu.stanford.nlp.trees.treebank | |
| edu.stanford.nlp.trees.tregex |
A package for tree-pattern expressions and matching these expressions
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In this chapter we are concerned with alternations in the surface forms of morphemes in different positions. Since there is no overriding polemical orientation of this chapter, I will present the data in fairly conventional generative form, recognising a large number of 'rules' or 'processes' which convert idealised underlying forms into surface forms. I will, however, informally point out alternative ways of identifying and formulating the individual rules and will outline later some ways of reconceptualising them as surface-to-surface transformations.
I do not use a rigid format for writing the rules, and in particular I do not always use feature matrices, preferring simpler formulations like "a → i." However, terms like 'stop', 'semivowel', and 'apicoalveolar' are used frequently when there is a generalisation to be made.
Rules are numbered in order of presentation here, which does not correspond necessarily to order of application in the generative format. The order of presentation here is partly topical. Order of application is discussed at the end of the chapter (§3.52, §3.53).
Readers who are not primarily interested in phonology may wish to skim over this chapter. Some particularly important rules which such readers should become familiar with are P-1, P-18, and P-49. Some very minor alternations are treated in connection with the appropriate morphology section in other chapters. However, the present chapter discusses the great majority of attested alternations.


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by Rebekah Riess, CNNPolice in Maryland have arrested a man wanted on murder charges in a fatal stabbing outside a Popeyes restaurant last week, the Prince George's County Police Department announced early Thursday.
The suspect has been identified as 30-year-old Ricoh McClain, police said in a news release.
McClain faces charges of first-degree murder, second-degree murder, first-degree assault, second-degree assault and reckless endangerment in the death of 28-year-old Kevin Tyrell Davis on November 4 at the Popeyes in Oxon Hill, police said.
McClain was first identified by an officer who viewed the security footage from the restaurant and recognized him from interactions he had had with McClain on the street, said Jennifer Donelan, a spokeswoman for the Prince George's County Police Department.
Surveillance footage showed several people were waiting in a line set aside for ordering Popeyes popular new chicken sandwich when Davis entered the store and cut in front of several customers.
McClain confronted Davis about his conduct, and 15 seconds later the two went outside the restaurant, where McClain stabbed Davis, police said.
Police last week released a photo of McClain and a woman who was with him when he fled. The woman was interviewed and is considered a witness. She doesn't face charges, police said.
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Uber will soon record audio during rides... for safety
A fine line between privacy and safety
by Shawn KnightA hot potato: Uber clearly believes the perceived benefits of audio recording outweigh the shortcomings associated with personal privacy. They'll need to tread very carefully, however, as this is a hot-button subject right now with severe implications if mishandled.
Uber is reportedly planning to pilot a new feature in some Latin American cities next month that’ll record audio during rides in an effort to promote a safer environment.
The Washington Post first learned of the controversial feature, which is eventually destined for the US, via internal Uber communications. The ridesharing company has since confirmed the plans with the publication.
According to The Post, the feature would be opt-in and allow users to activate an audio recording during any or all trips. Neither the driver nor the rider would be able to listen back to the recording, the report notes. The encrypted audio file would only be for the ears of Uber customer support agents who would use it to better understand what transpired in the event of an incident.
Given the current landscape regarding privacy concerns, it would seem like a risky move for Uber. Furthermore, many regions have strict laws regarding wiretapping and eavesdropping – how does Uber plan to circumvent those? What happens if Uber later decides to somehow monetize this data?
Uber has been doing a lot lately to enhance the safety of both its drivers and riders. In September, for example, the company rolled out a feature called RideCheck that uses your smartphone’s various sensors to detect potential crashes, sudden stops and even unusual or unexpected routes.
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This map is the result of my undying need to know everything James Bond - from the number of ladies he kisses in each film, to the cities he visits, to the cars he drives. This map shows it all and the connections between each. To view a high-quality PDF, click here, or scroll down to zoom.
Ever wonder which James Bond made the most money? How about which actor flirted with Moneypenny the most? Or who killed the most henchmen? I have. So I did what anybody would do: I sat down with a martini and watched every 007 film (including the unofficial Never Say Never Again), and I got to know every actor, every recurring character, every gadget, every car, and every killer pun. Then I made this.
The classic 007 intro is just one of many Bondisms that I tallied and tracked to make this map. Others include martinis and units of alcohol consumed (Daniel Craig is by far the booziest James, drinking 24 units in Casino Royale); number of women kissed (that record goes to Roger Moore, kissing 27 women over just seven appearances); kills (see Roger Moore with 64 in Octopussy or Pierce Brosnan with 34 in GoldenEye) and killer puns (Sean Connery had eleven over seven outings); and times believed to be dead (Roger fooled his foes three times in A View to a Kill). I also looked at length, the longest being Spectre at 148 minutes, adjusted budget, the highest being Quantum of Solace at $257 million US, and adjusted gross earnings, the highest earner being 1965's Thunderball until Skyfall took over in 2012.
The four Daniel Craig films realized the potential of the 007 universe, revealing it as one of the most in-depth and widespread in film. The World of James Bond is one of the most in-depth and widespread visualizations ever made about a single film franchise. I studied each film carefully, with my finger on the pause button and my laptop open to vehicle, weapon, and gadget databases, tracking every recurring character (those that have appeared in more than one film - remember Jaws and Sheriff Pepper?), every location he visited (the most common country outside of England being the United States) and the entirety of Q-Branch (see gadgets, weapons, and vehicles, like that one time Timothy Dalton rode a cello case in The Living Daylights). The map also shows motifs and themes, organizations mentioned, and endings (Sean Connery ended six of seven outings at sea, while Daniel Craig is the only Bond to take a villain into custody).
The final print is 60″x36″ on fine art paper. One colour is assigned to each Bond actor, while a shade of that colour is given to each movie. You can follow a thread from each film through characters, locations, gadgets, vehicles, motifs, and endings. If you’d like to order a print, don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Through my research, I've come across a lot of really cool information. Here are some highlights.
Most Kills:
Roger Moore (122)
Most Kills (Average):
Pierce Brosnan (26)
Most Killer Puns:
Sean Connery (11)
Most Women Kissed:
Roger Moore (27)
Most Women Kissed (Average):
Moore/
Dalton (3.5)
Most Alcohol Consumed:
Sean Connery (83.5 units)
Most Alochol Consumed (Average):
Daniel Craig (21.25 units)
Most Women Kissed:
Live and Let Die (8)
Highest Kill Count:
Octopussy (64)
Most Acohol Consumed:
Casino Royale (26)
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London, England (20)
Most Common Theme:
Nuclear Weapons/War (10)
Most Common Ending:
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Villain Killed (15)
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Notes: 1Although not an official EON Productions film, Never Say Never Again is included here for completeness. Every effort is made to be as accurate as possible. 2The number of times James Bond introduces explicitly himself as “Bond, James Bond.” Occasions where he does not complete the sentence or introduces himself simply as “Bond” are not included. 3Only drinks that are shown on screen and are either explicitly shown to be drunk or strongly implied to have been drunk are included. 4This figure includes 2 Vesper Martinis and half of one poisoned Vesper Martini. A Vesper Martini is defined as a dry martini made up of “three measures of Gordon’s [gin], one of vodka, half a measure of Kina Lillet [aromatized wine]. Shake it very well until it’s ice-cold, then add a large thin slice of lemon-peel,” not including the poison. 5This figure includes Vesper Martinis, as previously defined. 6Only drinks that are shown on screen and are either explicitly shown to be drunk or strongly implied to have been drunk are included. 7Only drinks that are shown on screen and are either explicitly shown to be drunk or strongly implied to have been drunk are included. 8Total budget, adjusted for inflation in 2015. 9Total international earnings, adjusted for inflation in 2015. 10A recurring character is one who appears in two or more films, including the unofficial production Never Say Never Again. 11Skyfall marks the first occasion on which two actors have portrayed M. It was also the first film to show M in combat. 12Many actors have portrayed M during the series, but Ralph Fiennes is the first to take over the role during a film. His name is revealed to be Gareth Mallory, the first occasion on which his name has been revealed. 13Felix Leiter is a CIA agent in all appearances except in A Licence to Kill, where is shown as a DEA agent. 14Anthony Dawson is credited as having portrayed Blofeld on screen in his two appearances. 15Eric Pohlmann is credited as portraying the voice of Blofeld over the on-screen appearance of Anthony Dawson in his two appearances. 16General Gogol is the head of the KGB in all appearances except for The Living Daylights, in which he is shown as having been transferred to the Soviet Foreign Ministry. 17Emilio and Maximillion Largo are the same character. The name was changed in the unofficial remake of Thunderball, Never Say Never Again. 18Adolfo Celi is credited as having portrayed Emilio Largo on screen, while Robert Rieti portrayed his voice in Never Say Never Again. 19Joe Don Baker previously portrayed villain Brad Whitaker, opposite Timothy Dalton in The Living Daylights. 20Including only locations visited by 007 himself. 21Cray Key is a fictional location, actually filmed in Florida, USA. 22Crab Key, Jamaica is a fictional location, actually filmed in Northern Jamaica, cleverly made to look like a small island. 23San Monique is a fictional location, actually filmed in Ochos Rios in Jamaica. 24Both Isthmus City and the Isthmus Republic are fictional locations, actually filmed in Mexico City, Mexico. It is strongly believed that Isthmus City is a fictional representation of Panama City. 25At the time of filming Octopussy, control of Germany was split into the East and West. This is accounted for here. 26At the time of filming From Russia With Love, Serbia and Croatia were are a part of the former Yugoslavia. This is accounted for here. 27At the time of filming Octopussy, current Russia was part of the Soviet Union, as was Moscow. This is accounted for here. 28At the time of filming A View to a Kill, current Russia was part of the Soviet Union, as was Siberia. This is accounted for here. 29At the time of filming The Man With the Golden Gun, Macau was under Portuguese control. This is accounted for here. 30At the time of filming Skyfall, Macau was under Chinese control. This is accounted for here. 31At the time of filming You Only Live Twice, Hong Kong was under British control. This is accounted for here. 32At the time of filming The Man With the Golden Gun, Hong Kong was under British control. 33Palmyra, North Africa is a fictional location. A real city named Palmyra is located in Syria and is unrelated. 34Including only those gadgets, weapons, or cars developed by MI6’s Q-Branch or used by 007 himself. 35Although not actually a vehicle, 007 rides a cello case down a ski hill in The Living Daylights. 36This motion-sensing bomb used in Never Say Never Again was a rouse and in fact just a cigarette case.
Sources: All data sourced from watching all Bond films sequentially, with help from a Emge, Jon. "Shaken Not Stirred – How Much Does James Bond Drink?" Buddy Loans. 23 Feb. 2015. Web. 1 Oct. 2015. b FILM COUNTS - James Bond Kill Count. Ed. Auralnauts. Youtube. N.p., 8 Oct. 2015. Web. 9 Oct. 2015. . c Rogers, Simon. "James Bond Bodycount: How Many People Died in Each Film?" The Guardian. 5 Oct. 2012. Web. 1 Oct. 2015. d "Box Office History for James Bond Movies." James Bond Franchise Box Office History. Web. 1 Oct. 2015. e International Movie Database: http://imdb.com. f Krizanovich, Karen. "The Bond Universe (Part 1 & 2)." Infographic Guide to the Movies. London: Cassell Illustrated, 2013. 128-131. Print. gM, Nikola, and Anita S. "Are You More Travelled Than James Bond?" Visually. Wanderforth, 26 Oct. 2012. Web. 1 Oct. 2015. h James Bond Wikia: http://jamesbond.wikia.com/wiki/Gadgets. i James Bond Wikia: http://jamesbond.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_vehicles.
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Actors: 6
Films: 251
Intros
2: 29
Martinis
3a: 29.5
Units of Alcohol3a: 316
Women Kissed: 85
Kills
7bc: 448
Killer Puns6b: 31
Times Believed to be Dead: 19
Budget
8d: $1.596b
Worldwide Earnings9d: $115.2b
Lengthe: 3178 min
Starring: Sean Connery
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: 1
Units of Alcohol3a: 11.5
Women Kissed: 4
Kills
7bc: 7
Killer Puns6b: 1
Times Believed to be Dead: 1
Budget
8d: $7.7m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $440.8m
Length
e: 110 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Bernard Lee), Q (Peter Burton), Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell), Felix Leiter (Jack Lord), Syliva Trench (Eunice Grayson)
Locations
20fg: Kingston and Crab Key22, Jamaica, London, England
Vehicles
34hi: Chevrolet Bel Air, Sunbeam Alpine, Lyman Islander
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, Beretta 950B, FN Model 1910, Luminous Rolex Submariner, Self-destructor Bag, Geiger Counter
Theme(s): Nuclear/War, Soviet Dealings/Cold War
Organizations: SPECTRE, MI6, Universal Exports, CIA
Ending and Fate of Villain: At Sea, Killed by Bond
Starring: Sean Connery
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: 0
Units of Alcohol3a: 16
Women Kissed: 6
Kills
7bc: 8
Killer Puns6b: 1
Times Believed to be Dead: 0
Budget
8d: $15.2m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $576.3m
Length
e: 115 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Bernard Lee), Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell), Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Anthony Dawson14, Eric Pohlmann15), Syliva Trench (Eunice Grayson)
Locations
20fg: London, England, Istanbul, Turkey, Belgrade and Zagreb, Yugoslavia26, Venice, Italy
Vehicles
34hi: Bentley 1935 3.5L Coupe Fairy Huntress
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, AR-7 Folding Rifle, Rolex Submariner, Pager, Radio Car Phone, Attache Case w/ Bomb, Knife, Money, Bug Detector, Periscope, Tape Recorder Camera
Theme(s): Soviet Dealings/Cold War
Organizations: SPECTRE, MI6, SMERSH, KGB
Ending and Fate of Villain: At Sea, Killed by Other/Accident, Survives
Starring: Sean Connery
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: 1
Units of Alcohol3a: 12
Women Kissed: 3
Kills
7bc: 8
Killer Puns6b: 3
Times Believed to be Dead: 0
Budget
8d: $22.8m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $912.3m
Length
e: 110 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Bernard Lee), Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell), Felix Leiter (Cec Linder)
Locations
20fg: Miami, Florida, Baltimore, Maryland, Fort Knox, Kentucky, Unnamed, South America London, England, Geneva, Switzerland
Vehicles
34hi: Aston Martin DB5
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, Walther P38, Gas Parking Meter, Rolex Submariner, Homing Beacon, Wetsuit/Fake Duck, Shoes w/ Heel Comp.
Theme(s): Nuclear/War
Organizations: MI6, CIA
Ending and Fate of Villain: Island in Bahamas, Killed by Other/Accident
Starring: Sean Connery
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: a
Units of Alcohol3a: 14.5
Women Kissed: 4
Kills
7bc: 40
Killer Puns6b: 2
Times Believed to be Dead: 1
Budget
8d: $67.7m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $1.0b
Length
e: 130 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Bernard Lee), Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell), Felix Leiter (Rick van Nutter), Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Anthony Dawson14, Eric Pohlmann15), Emilio/Maximillion Largo17 (Adolfo Celi, Robert Rietty)18
Locations
20fg: Nassau and Paradise Island, Bahamas, London and Shrublands England, Anet, France
Vehicles
34hi: Aston Martin DB5, Lincoln Continental, Grumman Amphibian, BSA Lightning Motorcycle, Jetpack
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, Flare Gun, Speargun, Rolex Submariner, Breitling Top Time w/ Geiger Counter, Radioactive Homing Pill, Geiger Counter Camera, Underwater Camera, Tape Recorder Book, Mini Rebreather, Bell Rocket Belt, Underwater Propulsion Unit
Theme(s): Nuclear/War
Organizations: SPECTRE, MI6, CIA
Ending and Fate of Villain: At Sea, in the Air Killed by Other/Accident, Survives
Starring: Sean Connery
Intros
2: 0
Martinis
3a: 1
Units of Alcohol3a: 9.5
Women Kissed: 3
Kills
7bc: 21
Killer Puns6b: 1
Times Believed to be Dead: 2
Budget
8d: $67.8m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $756.5m
Length
e: 117 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Bernard Lee), Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell), Felix Leiter (Cec Linder), Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Donald Pleasance)
Locations
20fg: British Hong Kong31, Tokyo and Kyushu, Japan
Vehicles
34hi: Dodge Polara, Little Nellie Gyroplane
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, Webley Revolver, Shooting Cigarette, Rolex Submariner, Japanese Prosthetics, Safe Cracker, Undwerwater Breathing Gear
Theme(s): Space
Organizations: SPECTRE, MI6
Ending and Fate of Villain: At Sea, Wounded by Bond, Survives
Starring: George Lazenby
Intros
2: 2
Martinis
3a: 1
Units of Alcohol3a: 9.5
Women Kissed: 4
Kills
7bc: 6
Killer Puns6b: 1
Times Believed to be Dead: 1
Budget
8d: $52.9m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $505.9m
Length
e: 142 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Bernard Lee), Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell), Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Telly Savalas)
Locations
20fg: London, England, Piz Gloria, Switzerland, Estoril, Portugal
Vehicles
34hi: Aston Martin DBS, Bobsled
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, Sterling L2A1 Sub-Machine Gun Rolex Submariner, Radioactive Lint, Safe Cracker, Minox B 8x11 Camera
Theme(s): Biological
Organizations: SPECTRE, MI6, Universal Exports
Ending and Fate of Villain: Wedding, Survives
Starring: Sean Connery
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: 1
Units of Alcohol3a: 6
Women Kissed: 2
Kills
7bc: 7
Killer Puns6b: 3
Times Believed to be Dead: 2
Budget
8d: $42.5m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $648.5m
Length
e: 120 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Bernard Lee), Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell), Felix Leiter (Norman Burton), Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Charles Gray)
Locations
20fg: Las Vegas, Nevada, Los Angeles, California, Sea of Mexico, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Cairo, Egypt, Unnamed, South Africa, Tokyo, Japan
Vehicles
34hi: Ford Galaxie 500, Triumph Stag Moon Buggy, Honda ATV
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, Rolex Submariner, Fake Fingerprint, Grappling Suspenders, Pocket Snap Trap, Slot Mahine Ring, Water Sphere
Theme(s): Nuclear/War
Organizations: SPECTRE, MI6, CIA
Ending and Fate of Villain: At Sea, Killed by Bond
Starring: Roger Moore
Intros
2: 2
Martinis
3a: 1
Units of Alcohol3a: 15.5
Women Kissed: 8
Kills
7bc: 6
Killer Puns6b: 2
Times Believed to be Dead: 0
Budget
8d: $38.7m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $825.1m
Length
e: 121 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Bernard Lee), Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell), Felix Leiter (Devid Hedison), Sheriff JW Pepper (Clifton James)
Locations
20fg: New York, New York, New Orleans, Louisiana, Green Grotto Caves, Jamaica, San Monique, San Monique23
Vehicles
34hi: Chevrolet Impala, Cord Model 810, Mini Moke, Cessna 172 Seahawk, Double Decker Bus, Glastron GT-150, Glastron CV-19 Jet
Weapons and Gadgets34hi:
Walther PPK, Smith & Wesson Magnum .44, Magnetic Rolex Submariner w/ Chainsaw, Cigarette Lighter Radio, Clothing Brush Transmitter, Espresso Machine, Bug Detector
Theme(s): Biological, Bond's Past
Organizations: MI6, CIA
Ending and Fate of Villain: On a Train, Killed by Bond
Starring: Roger Moore
Intros
2: 2
Martinis
3a: 0
Units of Alcohol3a: 11.5
Women Kissed: 2
Kills
7bc: 2
Killer Puns6b: 0
Times Believed to be Dead: 0
Budget
8d: $35.6m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $448.2m
Length
e: 125 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Bernard Lee), Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell), Bill Tanner (Michael Goodlife), General Gogol (Walter Gotell), Sir Frederick Gray (Geoffrey Keen), Sheriff JW Pepper (Clifton James)
Locations
20fg: London, England, British Hong Kong32, Portuguese Macau29,Beirut, Lebanon, Bangkok and Ko Tapu Island, Thailand
Vehicles
34hi: AMC Hornet, Mercedes-Benz W115, Sunbeam Alpine, Republic RC3 Seabee
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, Rolex Submariner, Prosthetic Nipple
Theme(s): Environmental
Organizations: SPECTRE, MI6, KGB
Ending and Fate of Villain: At Sea, Killed by Bond
Starring: Roger Moore
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: 1
Units of Alcohol3a: 7
Women Kissed: 4
Kills
7bc: 18
Killer Puns6b: 1
Times Believed to be Dead: 0
Budget
8d: $56.5m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $692.7m
Length
e: 125 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Bernard Lee), Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell), Jaws (Richard Kiel), General Gogol (Walter Gotell), Sir Frederick Gray (Geoffrey Keen)
Locations
20fg: Sardinia, Italy, Austrian Alps, Royal Navy Submarine Pens, Scotland, Cairo and Giza, Egypt
Vehicles
34hi: Lotus Esprit, Wet Bike
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, Sterling L2A1 Sub-Machine Gun, Skipole Rifle, Hookah mahine Gun, Cement Blaster, Seatbelt w/ Knives, Guillotine Tea Tray, Seiko 0674 Teletype, Micro-film Reader, Wet Bike (Jetski)
Theme(s): Nuclear/War
Organizations: MI6, KGB
Ending and Fate of Villain: At Sea, Killed by Bond
Starring: Roger Moore
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: 1
Units of Alcohol3a: 7
Women Kissed: 4
Kills
7bc: 12
Killer Puns6b: 4
Times Believed to be Dead: 0
Budget
8d: $107.5m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $655.8m
Length
e: 126 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Bernard Lee), Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell), Jaws (Richard Kiel), General Gogol (Walter Gotell), Sir Frederick Gray (Geoffrey Keen)
Locations
20fg: Los Angeles, California, Rio de Janeiro and Amazon River, Brazil, London, England, Venice, Italy,
Vehicles
34hi: Jeep Wagoneer, Glastron CV23HT Hydrofoil, Gondola Hovercraft
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, Holland & Holland Royal Double Rifle, Wrist Dart Gun, Laser Rifle, Sleeping Man Machine Gun, Exploding Bolas, Explosive Seiko M354-5019, Poison Pen, Safe Cracker, Miniature Camera
Theme(s): Biological, Space
Organizations: MI6, KGB, CIA
Ending and Fate of Villain: Outer Space, Killed by Bond
Starring: Roger Moore
Intros
2: 2
Martinis
3a: 0
Units of Alcohol3a: 10.5
Women Kissed: 2
Kills
7bc: 15
Killer Puns6b: 2
Times Believed to be Dead: 1
Budget
8d: $76.2m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $486.5m
Length
e: 127 min
Recurring Characters10: Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell), Bill Tanner (James Villiers), General Gogol (Walter Gotell), Sir Frederick Gray (Geoffrey Keen)
Locations
20fg: London, England, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, Madrid, Spain, St. Cyril's and Corfu, Greece, Greek-Albanian Border
Vehicles
34hi: Lotus Esprit, Bell 206 Jet Ranger Helicopter
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, Plastr Cast, Claw Umbrella, SeikoH357 w/ Digital Comm. Display, Identigraph
Theme(s): Soviet Dealings
Organizations: SPECTRE, MI6, Universal Exports, KGB
Ending and Fate of Villain: At Sea, Killed by Bond, Killed by Other/Accident
Starring: Roger Moore
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: 1
Units of Alcohol3a: 14.5
Women Kissed: 3
Kills
7bc: 64
Killer Puns6b: 0
Times Believed to be Dead: 1
Budget
8d: $66.1m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $426.2m
Length
e: 131 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Robert Brown), Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell), General Gogol (Walter Gotell), Sir Frederick Gray (Geoffrey Keen)
Locations
20fg: Unnamed, South America, London, England, West Berlin25, East Berlin25, Chemnitz25, Feldstadt25, Germany, Moscow, Soviet Union27, Jag Mandir, India
Vehicles
34hi: Land Rover Range Rover, Mercedes-Benz 250SE, Alfa Romeo GTV6, Acrostar Jet, Alligator Boat
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, Walther P5, AK-47, Seiko Sports 100, TV Watch, Montblanc Fountain Pen w/ Nitric and Hydrochloric Acid, Homing Device, Fake Faberge Egg, Attache Case w/ Bomb, Indian Rope Trick, Alligator Boat
Theme(s): Nuclear/War
Organizations: MI6, KGB
Ending and Fate of Villain: At Sea, Killed by Other/Accident
Starring: Sean Connery
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: 2
Units of Alcohol3a: 14
Women Kissed: 4
Kills
7bc: 30
Killer Puns6b: 0
Times Believed to be Dead: 2
Budget
8d: $86.6m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $518.1m
Length
e: 134 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Edward Fox), Q (Alex McCowen), Miss Moneypenny (Pamela Salem), Felix Leiter (Bernie Casey), Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Max von Sydow), Emilio/Maximillion Largo17 (Klaus Maria Brandauer)
Locations
20fg: London and Shrublands, England, Nice, France, Palmyra, North Africa33, Tears of Allah, Ethiopia
Vehicles
34hi: Bentley 1937 4.5L Coupe, Yamaha XJ650 Seca Motorcycle
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther P5, CZ Model 25, Motion-Sensing Bomb36, Rolex Submariner w/ Laser Cutter, Pen Gun
Theme(s): Nuclear/War
Organizations: SPECTRE, MI6, CIA
Ending and Fate of Villain: Villa
Starring: Roger Moore
Intros
2: 2
Martinis
3a: 0
Units of Alcohol3a: 14.5
Women Kissed: 4
Kills
7bc: 5
Killer Puns6b: 0
Times Believed to be Dead: 3
Budget
8d: $66.9m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $321.1m
Length
e: 131 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Robert Brown), Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Lois Maxwell), General Gogol (Walter Gotell), Sir Frederick Gray (Geoffrey Keen)
Locations
20fg: San Francisco, California, London and Amberley, England, Paris, France, Siberia, Russia28
Vehicles
34hi: Ford LTD, Renault Taxi, LaFrance Ladder Truck, Iceberg Submarine
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, Generic Shotgun, Flare Gun, Seiko Watch, Polarizing Sunglasses, Credit Card Lock Pick, Grappling Hook, Bug Detector, Camera Ring, Snooper Robot Camera, Billfold Imprinter
Theme(s): Digital
Organizations: MI6, KGB
Ending and Fate of Villain: Estate, Killed by Bond
Starring: Timothy Dalton
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: 2
Units of Alcohol3a: 5.5
Women Kissed: 4
Kills
7bc: 10
Killer Puns6b: 1
Times Believed to be Dead: 0
Budget
8d: $85.0m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $381.1m
Length
e: 130 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Robert Brown), Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Caroline Bliss), Felix Leiter (John Terry), General Gogol16 (Walter Gotell), Sir Frederick Gray (Geoffrey Keen)
Locations
20fg: London, England, Vienna, Austria, Bratislava, Slovakia, Upper Rock, Gibraltar, Baku, Afghanistan, Baluchistan, Pakistan, Tangier, Morocco
Vehicles
34hi: Aston Martin Vantage Volante, Land Rover, Lockheed C-130 Hercules, Cello35
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, Walther 2000, AK-47, Ghetto Blaster Rocket Launcher, Rolex Submariner, Revolving Sofa, Stun Gas/Explosive Keychain, Mini Binoculars
Theme(s): Soviet Dealings
Organizations: MI6, SMERSH, Universal Exports, KGB, CIA
Ending and Fate of Villain: Symphony, Killed by Bond, Killed by Other/Accident
Starring: Timothy Dalton
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: 1
Units of Alcohol3a: 4
Women Kissed: 3
Kills
7bc: 10
Killer Puns6b: 1
Times Believed to be Dead: 0
Budget
8d: $81.8m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $285.2m
Length
e: 133 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Robert Brown), Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Caroline Bliss), Felix Leiter13 (David hedison)
Locations
20fg: Key West, Florida, Nassau, Cray Key21, and Bimini Islands, Bahamas, Isthmus City, Isthmus24
Vehicles
34hi: Lincoln Mark VII, Rolls Royce Silver Shadow Kenworth Tanker Truck
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, Taurus 9mm, Flamethrower Lighter, Exploding Alarm Clock, Detonator Toothpaste, Rolex Submariner, Rake Radio Transmitter, Cigarette Pack Detonator, Manta Ray Over Cover, Laser Polaroid Camera
Theme(s): Biological
Organizations: MI6, Universal Exports, CIA
Ending and Fate of Villain: Estate, Killed by Bond
Starring: Pierce Brosnan
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: 0
Units of Alcohol3a: 8
Women Kissed: 4
Kills
7bc: 31
Killer Puns6b: 1
Times Believed to be Dead: 0
Budget
8d: $94.1m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $529.5m
Length
e: 130 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Judi Dench), Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Samantha Bond), Jack Wade (Joe Don Baker19), Valentin Zukovsky (Robbie Coltraine)
Locations
20fg: Havana, Cuba, London, England, Monte Carlo, Monaco, Archangelsk and Saint Petersburg, Russia
Vehicles
34hi: Aston Martin DB5, BMW Z3, Cagiva Motorbike, Tank
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, AKS74, Piton Gun w/ Laser, Wheelchair Missile Launcher, Limpet Mine, Omega Seamaster w/ Cutter/Detonator, Ballpoint Pen Grenade, Grappling Belt, Door Decoder, Ejector Seat, Phone Booth Trap, X-Ray Tea Tra, Digital Binnoculars
Theme(s): Digital, Space
Organizations: MI6, Universal Exports, Janus Syndicate, KGB, CIA
Ending and Fate of Villain: Jungle, Killed by Bond
Starring: Pierce Brosnan
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: 1
Units of Alcohol3a: 22
Women Kissed: 3
Kills
7bc: 24
Killer Puns6b: 3
Times Believed to be Dead: 1
Budget
8d: $162.9m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $478.9m
Length
e: 119 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Judi Dench), Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Samantha Bond), Bill Tanner (Michaeal Kitchen), Jack Wade (Joe Don Baker19), Charles Robinson (Colin Salmon)
Locations
20fg: London, England, Hamburg, Germany, South China Sea, Khyber Pass, Afghanistan/Pakistan Border, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Vehicles
34hi: Aston Martin DB5, BMW 750i, BMW R1200 Motorcycle, Aero L-39 Albatross
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, Walther P99, Calico 9mm, Folding Sterling AR180, Heckler & Koch MP5K, Cigarette Lighter Grenade, Dragon Head Flamethrower, Explosive Omega Seamaster, Ericsson Mobile Phone w/ Taser/Key Replicator/BMW Remote/Fingerprint Scanner
Theme(s): Nuclear/War
Organizations: MI6, CIA
Ending and Fate of Villain: At Sea, Killed by Bond
Starring: Pierce Brosnan
Intros
2: 2
Martinis
3a: 1
Units of Alcohol3a: 12.5
Women Kissed: 3
Kills
7bc: 21
Killer Puns6b: 1
Times Believed to be Dead: 1
Budget
8d: $193.4m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $491.6m
Length
e: 128 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Judi Dench)), Q (Desmond Llewelyn), Miss Moneypenny (Samantha Bond), Valentin Zukovsky (Robbie Coltraine), Charles Robinson (Colin Salmon)
Locations
20fg: London, England, Istanbul, Turkey, Kyle of Localsh, Scotland, Bilbao, Spain, Bakue, Azerbaijan, Unnamed, Kazakhstan
Vehicles
34hi: BMW Z8, AvtoVAZ Lida Niva VAZ-2121, Q's Retirement Boat
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther P99, FN P90, Colt M-1911A1, Bagpipe Flamethrower, Omega Seamaster w/ Grappling Hook and Torch, Detonator Spectacles, Inflaable Ski Jacket, X-Ray Shades, Credit Card Lock Pick
Theme(s): Nuclear/War
Organizations: MI6, Universal Exports, KGB
Ending and Fate of Villain: Villa, Killed by Bond
Starring: Pierce Brosnan
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: 1
Units of Alcohol3a: 5.5
Women Kissed: 3
Kills
7bc: 24
Killer Puns6b: 1
Times Believed to be Dead: 1
Budget
8d: $188.7m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $543.6m
Length
e: 133 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Judi Dench), Q (John CLeese), Miss Moneypenny (Samantha Bond), Bill Tanner (Michael Kitchen), Charles Robinson (Colin Salmon)
Locations
20fg: Havana, Cuba, London, England, Jökulsárlón, Iceland British Hong Kong32,Demilitarized Zone, South Korea, Puk'chong Coast and Pyongyang Airbase, North Korea
Vehicles
34hi: Aston Martin Vanquish, Ford Fairline, PHASST Switchblade, Gondola Hovercraft,
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther P99, Ingram MAC-10, Browning Hi-Power, Smith & Wesson .38, Accuracy International AW Sniper Rifle, Omega Seamaster w/ Cutter/Detonator Transmitter Knife, Glass-Shattering Ring, Virtual Combat Training Simulator, Mini Rebreather, "Invisible" Aston Martin Vanquish, Surfboard w/ Comms/Gun
Theme(s): Environmental, Space
Organizations: MI6, Universal Exports, NSA
Ending and Fate of Villain: Villa, Killed by Bond
Starring: Daniel Craig
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: 2.54
Units of Alcohol3a: 26
Women Kissed: 2
Kills
7bc: 11
Killer Puns6b: 0
Times Believed to be Dead: 1
Budget
8d: $121.7m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $669.8m
Length
e: 144 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Judi Dench), Felix Leiter (Jeffrey Wright), Rene Mathis (Giancarlo Gianni), Mr. White (Jesper Christensen)
Locations
20fg: Miami, Florida, Nassau, Bahamas London, England, Venice and Lake Como, Italy, Prague, Czech Republic, Casino Royale, Montenegro, Mbale, Uganda, Unnamed, Madagascar
Vehicles
34hi: Aston Martin DB5, Aston Martin DBS, Ford Mondeo, Land Rover Ranger Rover, International 4900 Tanker Truck, New Holland Tractor
Weapons and Gadgets34hi:
Walther PPK, Walther P99, Heckler & Koch UMP-9, Omega Seamaster, Bug and Earpiece, Microchip Implant, Sony Ericsson K800 w/ GPS, Field Medical Kit
Theme(s): Bond's Past
Organizations: MI6, Quantum, CIA
Ending and Fate of Villain: Estate Wounded by Bond, Killed by Other/Accident, Survives, Taken into Custody
Starring: Daniel Craig
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: 6
Units of Alcohol3a: 18
Women Kissed: 2
Kills
7bc: 16
Killer Puns6b: 0
Times Believed to be Dead: 0
Budget
8d: $257.1m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $622.2m
Length
e: 106 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Judi Dench), Felix Leiter (Jeffrey Wright), Bill Tanner (Rory Kinnear), Rene Mathis (Giancarlo Gianni), Mr. White (Jesper Christensen)
Locations
20fg: Port-au-Prince, Haiti, La Paz, Bolivia, London, England, Siena and Talamone, Italy, Bregenz, Austria, Kazan, Russia
Vehicles
34hi: Aston Martin DBS, Ford Bronco, Ford Edge, Land Rover, Volvo S40, Douglas DC-3, Montesa Cota 4Rt Motorcycle
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, Beretta 92SB, SIG P210, Sig-Sauer P226, Omega Seamaster, Sony Ericsson C902 w/ Identification Imager, Quantum Earpiece
Theme(s): Environmental, Bond's Past
Organizations: MI6, Quantum, Universal Exports, CIA
Ending and Fate of Villain: Russian Street, Killed by Other/Accident, Survives/At Large
Starring: Daniel Craig
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: 1
Units of Alcohol3a: 16
Women Kissed: 1
Kills
7bc: 17
Killer Puns6b: 1
Times Believed to be Dead: 1
Budget
8d: $208.1m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $1.1b
Length
e: 143 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Judi Dench11, Ralph Fiennes12), Q (Ben Wishaw), Miss Moneypenny (Naomie Harris), Bill Tanner (Rory Kinnear)
Locations
20fg: London, England, Scottish Highlands, Istanbul, Turkey, Chinese Macau30, Shanghai, China
Vehicles
34hi: Aston Martin DB5, Land Rover, Jagaur XJ, Caterpillar 216B
Weapons and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK/S w/ Palm Scanner, Glock 17, Hunting Rifle, Heckler & Koch 416, Lightbulb Bombs, Hunting Knife, Omega Seamaster, Omega Aqua Terra, Radio Transmitter, Sony Xperia T
Theme(s): Digital, Bond's Past
Organizations: MI6
Ending and Fate of Villain: MI6 HQ, Killed by Bond
Starring: Daniel Craig
Intros
2: 1
Martinis
3a: 1
Units of Alcohol3a: 26
Women Kissed: 3
Kills
7bc: 32
Killer Puns6b: 1
Times Believed to be Dead: 0
Budget
8d: $250m
Worldwide Earnings9d: $880.7m
Length
e: 148 min
Recurring Characters10: M (Ralph Fiennes), Q (Ben Wishaw), Miss Moneypenny (Naomie Harris), Bill Tanner (Rory Kinnear), Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Christph Waltz), Mr. White (Jepser Christensen)
Locations
20fg: Mexico City, Mexico, London, England, Rome, Italy, Solden, Obertilliach, and lake Altaussee, Austria, Tangier, Morocco, Unnamed, North Africa
Vehicles
34hi: Aston Martin DB5, Aston Martin DBS, MBB Bo-105 Helicopter, Britten-Normen BN-2 Islander, McDonnell Douglas MD500E Helicopter, Generic Speedboat x2
Weapons
and Gadgets34hi: Walther PPK, Heckler & Koch VP9, Clock 17 FAB (FAB Defense KPOS Glock to Carbine Conversion), SIG-Sauer P226R, Steyr AUG A3, Czech Small Arms Sa vz. 58 Compact, Gerber 06 Automatic Knife, Skull Staff, Flamethrowing Astin Martin Exploding Omega Seamaster 300, Smart Blood, Sony Xperia z5, SPECTRE Membership Ring, Laser Microphone, Video Camera Gun,, Aston Martin Ejector Seat
Theme(s): Digital, Bond's Past
Organizations: SPECTRE, MI6, Quantum, CNS
Ending and Fate of Villain: MI6 HQ, Wounded by Bond, Taken into Custody


HTDIGEST
Section: htdigest (1)Updated: 2007-04-24
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NAME
htdigest - manage user files for digest authenticationSYNOPSIS
htdigest [ -c ] passwdfile realm username
SUMMARY
htdigest is used to create and update the flat-files used to store usernames, realm and password for digest authentication of HTTP users. Resources available from the Apache HTTP server can be restricted to just the users listed in the files created by htdigest.
This manual page only lists the command line arguments. For details of the directives necessary to configure digest authentication in httpd see the Apache manual, which is part of the Apache distribution or can be found at http://httpd.apache.org/.
OPTIONS
- -c
- Create the passwdfile. If passwdfile already exists, it is deleted first.
- passwdfile
- Name of the file to contain the username, realm and password. If -c is given, this file is created if it does not already exist, or deleted and recreated if it does exist.
- realm
- The realm name to which the user name belongs.
- username
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The user name to create or update in passwdfile. If username does not exist is this file, an entry is added. If it does exist, the password is changed.
SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS
This program is not safe as a setuid executable. Do not make it setuid.
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Time: 05:29:04 GMT, December 24, 2015


Singapore Signs MOU With S. Korea on Cybersecurity Cooperation
by Lilian Karunungan(Bloomberg) — Singapore has signed a memorandum of understanding with South Korea to enhance cooperation and information-sharing on cybersecurity, according to a statement from the city-state’s government.
The MOU was signed by David Koh, chief executive of the Cyber Security Agency of Singapore, and Kim Seok-hwan, president of the Korea Internet & Security Agency. The MOU was witnessed by Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
Singapore has signed similar agreements with New Zealand, Canada, India, Australia, France, the Netherlands, the U.K. and the United States.
The city-state, a trade-reliant nation with a rapidly aging population, is trying to restructure its economy to make it a global center of innovation. As a hyper-connected financial hub, it’s also been a target for hackers.