curs_initscr 3x
NAME
initscr, newterm, endwin, isendwin, set_term, delscreen -
curses screen initialization and manipulation routines
SYNOPSIS
#include <curses.h>
WINDOW *initscr(void);
int endwin(void);
bool isendwin(void);
SCREEN *newterm(const char *type, FILE *outfd, FILE
*infd);
SCREEN *set_term(SCREEN *new);
void delscreen(SCREEN* sp);
DESCRIPTION
initscr is normally the first curses routine to call when
initializing a program. A few special routines sometimes
need to be called before it; these are slk_init, filter,
ripoffline, use_env. For multiple-terminal applications,
newterm may be called before initscr.
The initscr code determines the terminal type and initial-
izes all curses data structures. initscr also causes the
first call to refresh to clear the screen. If errors
occur, initscr writes an appropriate error message to
standard error and exits; otherwise, a pointer is returned
to stdscr.
A program that outputs to more than one terminal should
use the newterm routine for each terminal instead of
initscr. A program that needs to inspect capabilities, so
it can continue to run in a line-oriented mode if the ter-
minal cannot support a screen-oriented program, would also
use newterm. The routine newterm should be called once
for each terminal. It returns a variable of type SCREEN *
which should be saved as a reference to that terminal.
The arguments are the type of the terminal to be used in
place of $TERM, a file pointer for output to the terminal,
and another file pointer for input from the terminal (if
type is NULL, $TERM will be used). The program must also
call endwin for each terminal being used before exiting
from curses. If newterm is called more than once for the
same terminal, the first terminal referred to must be the
last one for which endwin is called.
A program should always call endwin before exiting or
escaping from curses mode temporarily. This routine
restores tty modes, moves the cursor to the lower left-
hand corner of the screen and resets the terminal into the
proper non-visual mode. Calling refresh or doupdate after
a temporary escape causes the program to resume visual
mode.
The isendwin routine returns TRUE if endwin has been
called without any subsequent calls to wrefresh, and FALSE
otherwise.
The set_term routine is used to switch between different
terminals. The screen reference new becomes the new cur-
rent terminal. The previous terminal is returned by the
routine. This is the only routine which manipulates
SCREEN pointers; all other routines affect only the cur-
rent terminal.
The delscreen routine frees storage associated with the
SCREEN data structure. The endwin routine does not do
this, so delscreen should be called after endwin if a par-
ticular SCREEN is no longer needed.
RETURN VALUE
endwin returns the integer ERR upon failure and OK upon
successful completion.
Routines that return pointers always return NULL on error.
NOTES
Note that initscr and newterm may be macros.
PORTABILITY
These functions are described in the XSI Curses standard,
Issue 4. It specifies that portable applications must not
call initscr more than once.
Old versions of curses, e.g., BSD 4.4, may have returned a
null pointer from initscr when an error is detected,
rather than exiting. It is safe but redundant to check
the return value of initscr in XSI Curses.
SEE ALSO
curses(3x), curs_kernel(3x), curs_refresh(3x),
curs_slk(3x), curs_util(3x)
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represents a collection of primitives to be drawn More...
#include <PrimitiveBatch.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| PrimitiveBatch () | |
| constructor and destructor | |
| int | numPrimitives () const |
| returns number of primitives to be rendered | |
| void | init () |
| initializes the batch | |
| void | begin () |
| begins collection of primitive | |
| void | end () |
| ends collection of primitive and prepares for rendering | |
| void | addPrimitive (Primitive *primitive) |
| adds a primitive to the batch | |
| void | addPrimitive (const std::initializer_list< Vertex2D > &vertices, GLuint textureID=-1, float depth=NTA_DEFAULT_DEPTH) |
| template<class Iterator > | |
| void | addPrimitive (Iterator first, Iterator last, GLuint textureID=-1, float depth=NTA_DEFAULT_DEPTH) |
| void | addPrimitive (std::size_t numSides, crvec2 center=glm::vec2(0), float sideLength=1.0, crvec4 color=glm::vec4(1), float orientation=0., float depth=NTA_DEFAULT_DEPTH) |
| void | render () const |
| renders the primitives | |
Private Member Functions | |
| void | createVertexArrayObject () |
| creates vertex array object | |
| void | createRenderBatches () |
| creates render batches More... | |
| void | sortPrimitives () |
| sorts primitives | |
| GLenum | toPrimitiveType (unsigned int numVertices) const |
| return primitive to be drawn | |
Static Private Member Functions | |
| static bool | compareTexture (Primitive *lhs, Primitive *rhs) |
| comparers used for sorting | |
| static bool | comparePrimitive (Primitive *lhs, Primitive *rhs) |
| static bool | compareDepth (Primitive *lhs, Primitive *rhs) |
Private Attributes | |
| std::vector< Primitive * > | m_primitives |
| std::vector< RenderBatch > | m_renderBatches |
| the render batches used to draw the primitives | |
| GLuint | m_vao = 0 |
| ids for the vertex buffer object and vertex array object used for rendering | |
| GLuint | m_vbo = 0 |
represents a collection of primitives to be drawn
Definition at line 46 of file PrimitiveBatch.h.
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creates render batches
Definition at line 86 of file PrimitiveBatch.cpp.
Referenced by end().
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the primitives to be drawn
Definition at line 62 of file PrimitiveBatch.h.
Referenced by addPrimitive(), begin(), createRenderBatches(), numPrimitives(), and sortPrimitives().


LibUC
Overview
The uc library provides a number of generic utility routines useful in C++ programs.
Template Functions
#include "stl_util.h"
std::vector keys_for_map(const std& map)
This function template returns a vector containing all the keys for the given map.
std::vector values_in_map(const std& map)
This function template returns a vector containing all the values stored in a map.
std::vector vector_sublist(const std::vector& list, int start, int length)
This template function returns a sublist of the given vector, starting at the given index and running for length elements.
bool compare_map(std::map& map1, std::map& map2)
Compares two maps, and returns true if the value associated with every key in the first map appears in the second map and the value associated with that key is the same (operator==) in both maps.
bool compare_vector(std::vector& list1, std::vector& list2)
Compares two vectors, and return true if the contain identical elements in identical order.
String Functions
#include "string_util.h"
std::string string_chomp(const std::string& str)
Returns a new string, which is identical to the provided string except that whitespace (spaces, tabs, and newlines) are removed from both the front and end of the string.
std::vector<std::string> string_pieces(const std::string& str,const std::string& delim)
Breaks the string str into tokens and returns the results. The delim parameter is interpreted as a string, so that all characters must be present and in order before a delimiter is considered to have been found.
std::vector<std::string> string_tokens(const std::string& str,const std::string& delim)
Breaks the string str into tokens and returns the results. The delim parameter is interpreted as a series of single character delimiters.
std::vector<std::string> string_split(const std::string& str,const std::string& delim)
Breaks the string str into two parts and returns the results. The delim parameter is interpreted as a series of single character delimiters.
Command Line Options Parser
#include "ucontainer.h"
UniversalContainer parse_command_line(int argc, char** argv, const CmdLineOption* options, const char* text)
The parse_command_line function provides a sophisticated mechanism for dealing with command line options, leveraging the ability of UniversalContainer maps to associated keys with arbitrary data types. Where possible, it also automates tasks such as reading files, parsing input, taking the requested action before returning the results associated with the relevant key. If a problem is encountered handling the options, the program will display a help message built from the provided descriptions of the arguments and then exit. If no problem is encountered, the return UniversalContainer maps keys derived from the long argument values to the values passed for those arguments.
The options parameter specifies what the command line arguments the parser understands and how it interprets them. It is expected that this will be a statically defined array, but this is not required.
struct CmdLineOption { const char* lng; char shrt; const char* desc; const char* def; UniversalContainerType ptype; };
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| lng | The long version of the option. |
| shrt | The one character version of the option. |
| desc | A description of the argument, used to print the help message. |
| def | A default value for the argument. |
| ptype | One of uc_Boolean, uc_Integer, uc_Character, uc_String, uc_WString, uc_Real, uc_FileInName, uc_Buffer, uc_JSON, uc_FileOutName |
Each command line argument is evaluated to determine if it is a short option, specified as a single character preceded by a dash (-), or a long options specified as a string preceded by a double dash (--). If the option matches one of the known options, it will be processed as described below, depending on the declared ptype. If the option is not of type uc_Boolean, this will also consume the next command line parameter. If the option starts with a dash but does not match one of the specified options, it is taken as a bad argument and help text is printed out. If it does not start with a dash, the argument is taken as one that the parser should not processed, and is returned as part of the "_remaining" key as described below.
If parsing of command line arguments is successful, a UniversalContainer of the map type is returned. Each entry in the option array results in one key, with the name derived from lng value of the option. If the option has not been specified on the command line, it will take on the value of the default string, as passed through the string_interpret function of UniversalContainer (so it will have a type matching the ptype). If the def (for default) property is set to the string "__REQUIRED__" this option must always be present and specified on the command line. Omitting a required parameter results in the help text being printed.
If the type of an option is uc_Integer, uc_Character, uc_String, uc_WString, or uc_Real, then the corresponding value in the returned map will be a UniversalContainer of that type. If the option is of type UC_Boolean the corresponding value will be the default value, or the inverse of the default value if the option appeared on the command line.
If the type is UC_FileInName, the string passed on the command line will be used as a filename. The corresponding file will be opened in read mode, and returned as the value for the option using the FileAdapater. The FileAdapter::cast can be used to convert it into a FILE*, and the file will be closed when the containing UniversalContainer goes out of scope or is deleted. If the type is UC_FileOutName a file of the given name will be opened for output instead.
For types UC_Buffer and UC_JSON the parameter is again treated as a filename, but this time the file is actually read. In the case of UC_JSON the input is parsed and returned as a JSON object. In the case of UC_Buffer, the contents are placed in a Buffer object, and returned using the BufferAdapter class. It can be retrieved with the BufferAdapter::cast method, and it deleted when the enclosing UniversalContainer is cleaned up.
When parse_command_line returns, two additional keys are added to the returned map. The _remaining key contains an array of strings with any command line parameters the function did not understand. The _executable key contains a string with the name of the executable.


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App Engine Python SDK
v1.6.9 rev.445
The Python runtime is available as an experimental Preview feature.
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Public Member Functions | |
| def | __init__ |
| def | cursor_before |
| def | cursor_after |
| def | index_list |
| def | __iter__ |
| def | probably_has_next |
| def | has_next |
| def | has_next_async |
| def | next |
This iterator works both for synchronous and async callers! For synchronous callers, just use: for entity in Account.query(): <use entity> Async callers use this idiom: it = iter(Account.query()) while (yield it.has_next_async()): entity = it.next() <use entity> You can also use q.iter([options]) instead of iter(q); this allows passing query options such as keys_only or produce_cursors. When keys_only is set, it.next() returns a key instead of an entity. When produce_cursors is set, the methods it.cursor_before() and it.cursor_after() return Cursor objects corresponding to the query position just before and after the item returned by it.next(). Before it.next() is called for the first time, both raise an exception. Once the loop is exhausted, both return the cursor after the last item returned. Calling it.has_next() does not affect the cursors; you must call it.next() before the cursors move. Note that sometimes requesting a cursor requires a datastore roundtrip (but not if you happen to request a cursor corresponding to a batch boundary). If produce_cursors is not set, both methods always raise an exception. Note that queries requiring in-memory merging of multiple queries (i.e. queries using the IN, != or OR operators) do not support query options.
| def google.appengine.ext.ndb.query.QueryIterator.__init__ | ( | self, | |
| query, | |||
| q_options | |||
| ) |
Constructor. Takes a Query and query options. This is normally called by Query.iter() or Query.__iter__().
| def google.appengine.ext.ndb.query.QueryIterator.__iter__ | ( | self | ) |
Iterator protocol: get the iterator for this iterator, i.e. self.
| def google.appengine.ext.ndb.query.QueryIterator.cursor_after | ( | self | ) |
Return the cursor after the current item. You must pass a QueryOptions object with produce_cursors=True for this to work. If there is no cursor or no current item, raise BadArgumentError. Before next() has returned there is no cursor. Once the loop is exhausted, this returns the cursor after the last item.
| def google.appengine.ext.ndb.query.QueryIterator.cursor_before | ( | self | ) |
Return the cursor before the current item. You must pass a QueryOptions object with produce_cursors=True for this to work. If there is no cursor or no current item, raise BadArgumentError. Before next() has returned there is no cursor. Once the loop is exhausted, this returns the cursor after the last item.
| def google.appengine.ext.ndb.query.QueryIterator.has_next | ( | self | ) |
Return whether a next item is available. See the module docstring for the usage pattern.
| def google.appengine.ext.ndb.query.QueryIterator.has_next_async | ( | self | ) |
Return a Future whose result will say whether a next item is available. See the module docstring for the usage pattern.
| def google.appengine.ext.ndb.query.QueryIterator.index_list | ( | self | ) |
Return the list of indexes used for this query. This returns a list of index representations, where an index representation is the same as what is returned by get_indexes(). Before the first result, the information is unavailable, and then None is returned. This is not the same as an empty list -- the empty list means that no index was used to execute the query. (In the dev_appserver, an empty list may also mean that only built-in indexes were used; metadata queries also return an empty list here.) Proper use is as follows: q = <modelclass>.query(<filters>) i = q.iter() try: i.next() except Stopiteration: pass indexes = i.index_list() assert isinstance(indexes, list) Notes: - Forcing produce_cursors=False makes this always return None. - This always returns None for a multi-query.
| def google.appengine.ext.ndb.query.QueryIterator.next | ( | self | ) |
Iterator protocol: get next item or raise StopIteration.
| def google.appengine.ext.ndb.query.QueryIterator.probably_has_next | ( | self | ) |
Return whether a next item is (probably) available. This is not quite the same as has_next(), because when produce_cursors is set, some shortcuts are possible. However, in some cases (e.g. when the query has a post_filter) we can get a false positive (returns True but next() will raise StopIteration). There are no false negatives, if Batch.more_results doesn't lie.


Provision of the S4 SpatialGraph class built on top of objects provided by 'igraph' and 'sp' packages, and associated utilities. See the documentation of the SpatialGraph-class within this package for further description. An example of how from a few points one can arrive to a SpatialGraph is provided in the function sl2sg().
| Version: | 1.0-2 |
| Imports: | igraph, methods, rgeos, shape, sp, splancs |
| Published: | 2018-11-27 |
| Author: | Javier Garcia-Pintado |
| Maintainer: | Javier Garcia-Pintado <jgarciapintado at marum.de> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| URL: | https://github.com/garciapintado/SpatialGraph |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | SpatialGraph results |
| Reference manual: | SpatialGraph.pdf |
| Package source: | SpatialGraph_1.0-2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: SpatialGraph_1.0-2.zip, r-release: SpatialGraph_1.0-2.zip, r-oldrel: SpatialGraph_1.0-2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: SpatialGraph_1.0-2.tgz, r-oldrel: SpatialGraph_1.0-2.tgz |
| Old sources: | SpatialGraph archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=SpatialGraph to link to this page.


Brazil return to winning ways with 3-0 victory over South Korea
by ReutersBrazil returned to triumphant form after a five-game winless streak on Tuesday with the recalled Philippe Coutinho starring in a 3-0 win over South Korea.
In front of a sparse crowd in Abu Dhabi, Lucas Paqueta put Brazil 1-0 up in the ninth minute when he headed home from close range after excellent work on the left from Coutinho and Renan Lodi.
Coutinho, who was recalled to the starting line-up after a couple of matches on the bench, made it 2-0 nine minutes before halftime when he curled a superb free kick into the corner of the net from 20 meters out.
Danilo got his first international goal on the hour with a crisp strike from outside the box.
The match extended South Korea’s poor run, with the Asian side now having gone three games without scoring.
The friendly was Brazil’s last before they begin their qualifying campaign for the 2022 World Cup in March next year.


cesium-cartographic
Math helper extensions for cartographic calculation in Cesium.js
Installation
npm install --save cesium cesium-cartographic
Usage
import * as cc from 'cesium-cartographic'
import * as Cesium from 'cesium'
cc.greatCircleGroundDistance(Cesium.Cartographic.fromDegrees(0, 0, 0), Cesium.Cartographic.fromDegrees(1, 1, 0))
See the documentation for the rest.
References
A huge thank you to Chris Veness for its JavaScript implementations in geodesy.


Constructor
new BIColumnSelector(columnsopt, visualsopt, xopt, yopt, styleopt)
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
columns
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Array.<BIColumn> |
<optional> |
[] |
Designates list of columns to choose between. |
visuals
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Array.<object> |
<optional> |
[] |
List of visualisation names to which column selector should be applied. |
x
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integer |
<optional> |
0 |
X co-ordinate to position the selector on the page. |
y
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integer |
<optional> |
0 |
Y co-ordinate to position the selector on the page. |
style
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string |
<optional> |
'Dropdown' |
Designates the UI style for the column. Can be on of: 'Dropdown', 'Radio'. |
Members
Columns
Designates list of columns to choose between.
Style
Designates the UI style for the column. Can be on of: 'Dropdown', 'Radio'.
Type
Hardcoded type identifier, ColumnSelector
Visuals
List of visualisation names to which selector should be applied. Each element is an object with properties name
(string) and enabled
(boolean).
X
X co-ordinate to position the selector on the page.
Y
Y co-ordinate to position the selector on the page.
Methods
updateVisuals()
Updates Visuals
property with new new visualisations and display names.


Add:
This is a paragraph.
This is another paragraph.
- List item 1
- List item 2
- List item 3
Test span!
Remove:
This is some text in the div.
This is a paragraph in the div.
This is another paragraph in the div.
I have a class name nice.
I have a class name first.
I don't have a class name.


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Class List
Class Members
PixelToaster
::
Mouse
::
Buttons
Mouse::Buttons Class Reference
List of all members.
Detailed Description
Indicates which mouse buttons are currently being pressed.
Public Attributes
bool
left
true if left button is pressed.
bool
middle
true if middle button is pressed.
bool
right
true if right button is pressed.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
PixelToaster.h
Generated on Sat Mar 31 22:37:04 2007 for PixelToaster by
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ARC451 Game Design
Chapter 1 Syllabus
1.1 Description
This course is an introductory course on understanding what a game is, mechanics of games and game design process. This course aims to present workflows of game devel-opment through discussions of history of games, practical implementations of simple games and a project that includes all aspects game design.
Throughout the course, each week is divided roughly to three sessions. In the first part, theory of game design will be discussed. In these sessions important games from history will be shown and they will be analyzed critically. Moreover, certain concepts related games will be discussed. In the second sessions, practical knowledge will be presented to the students. Here there will be an introduction to programming, introductions to tools that will be used such as Unity game engine. The second sessions will be followed by in class activity sessions which will include small assignments or project related group work time.
1.2 Evaluation
1.2.1 In-class assignments – Homework:
In the practical sessions in class, there will be an implementation of a small game. These examples will be half-finished at the end of the practical sessions. Students are expected to finish these examples. Assistance will be provided.
1.2.2 Critical analysis of a game:
Each student is expected to choose a game and analyze the underlying rule-structures of the game and then visually communicate them to the class.
1.2.3 Final project:
For final project, students will form groups three and will create a game and present it. Development of the game will take place throughout the term and students will follow a workflow that is discussed during the lectures. The projects will be evaluated according to its creativity, programming value, and mechanics.


Top young skaters back in the spotlight at Japan Junior Championships
by Jack GallagherYOKOHAMA – Yuma Kagiyama and Shun Sato will be in the spotlight this weekend at the Japan Junior Championships at Shin-Yokohama Skate Center. Both skaters have qualified for next month’s prestigious Junior Grand Prix Final in Italy.
Kagiyama, a 16-year-old from Yokohama, finished first and second in his two JGP assignments this season and comes into the event as the favorite. He is the son of two-time Olympian Masakazu Kagiyama.
Sato, a 15-year-old from Sendai, placed first and third in his two JGPs this campaign and is known for his jumping prowess. Sato took second place at this event last year.
Kagiyama and Sato will not only be battling for the title, but also an automatic berth at the Youth Olympic Games in Lausanne, Switzerland, in January.
The singles competition starts on Saturday with the short program, while the free skate will be held on Sunday.
Kagiyama, who will skate fifth in the short program, has targeted the Youth Olympics as one of his goals since before the season began.
“I hope to win here and make the Youth Olympics,” Kagiyama stated on Friday evening at the draw. “Shun is my main rival, so I will have to beat him to win.”
Sato, who will take the ice 18th, made his desire very clear.
“I going for the title here and the spot at the Youth Olympics,” Sato told The Japan Times. “My recent training has been going well.”
Other contenders for the men’s title include defending champion Tatsuya Tsuboi and rising star Kao Miura.
The women’s event this year has multiple contenders for the top spot, with last season’s titlist Yuhana Yokoi having moved on to the senior ranks.
Mana Kawabe, who won the West Japan sectionals two weeks ago, is the favorite based on her recent performances. Kawabe, a 15-year-old from Nagoya who trains under Mie Hamada, came in fourth and fifth at her two JGPs this season.
Nana Araki, who was second last year, and Tomoe Kawabata, who took third, are both back and will be in the running to make the podium again.
Kawabe will skate eighth in the short program, while Kawabata will be 19th and Araki 23rd of the 30 skaters entered.
Other skaters with a shot at a medal include Rino Matsuike, who was third in her lone JGP assignment, Hana Yoshida and Chisato Uramatsu.
The top six finishers in both the men’s and women’s field will qualify to skate in next month’s Japan championships in Tokyo.
The top names in Japan skating history have won the men’s junior crown, including Takeshi Honda (1995), Daisuke Takahashi (2001), Takahiko Kozuka (2005), Tatsuki Machida (2006), Yuzuru Hanyu (2008, 2009) and Shoma Uno (2014).
Women’s champions through the years have been Midori Ito (1983), Yuka Sato (1988, 1989), Shizuka Arakawa (1995, 1996, 1997), Yukari Nakano (2000), Miki Ando (2002, 2003, 2004), Mao Asada (2005), Satoko Miyahara (2012, 2013) and Rika Kihira (2017).
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JHARKHAND AT RANCHI A.B.A. No. 3613 of 2011 1.Manoj Kr. Jaiswal @ Manoj Jaiswal 2. Sunil Bhagat ... ... ... Petitioners Versus The State of Jharkhand ... ... ... Opposite Party --- CORAM : HON'BLE MRS. JUSTICE JAYA ROY For the Petitioners : Mr. Ananda Sen, Advocate For the State : A. P. P. 02/19.01.2012
Heard learned counsel for the petitioners and learned counsel for the State.
Petitioners are apprehending their arrest in connection with the case registered under Sections 31A of the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and Section 33A of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974.
Learned counsel for the petitioners submit that only allegation against the petitioners that they were carrying the Bauxite on their truck without covered the same.
Considering the facts and circumstances of the case, the petitioners, above named, are directed to surrender in the court below within a period of one month from the date of this order i.e. 19.01.2012. If they surrender within the said period, the trial Court is directed to release them on bail, on furnishing bail bonds of Rs. 10,000/- (Rs. Ten thousand) each with two sureties of like amount each to the satisfaction of S.D.J.M, Lohardaga in connection with Senha P.S. Case No. 88 of 2011 corresponding to G.R. No. 502 of 2011, subject to the condition that both the bailors will be the persons residing within the District having immovable property within the said District and also subject to the conditions laid down under Section 438(2) of the Cr.P.C.
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2020 |
2020-03-31 |
COMM-USE |
Y |
PMC7108749 |
32231374.0 |
10.1371/journal.pone.0230405 |
uglsx7se |
0.873283 |
Tomie_2020, Scheuerl_2020 |
Anastassopoulou_2020, Zareie_2020 |
| 4 |
Boëlle_2020 |
Excess cases of influenza-like illnesses synchronous with coronavirus disease (COVID-19) epidemic, France, March 2020 |
Boëlle, Pierre-Yves; Souty, Cécile; Launay, Titouan; Guerrisi, Caroline; Turbelin, Clément; Behillil, Sylvie; Enouf, Vincent; Poletto, Chiara; Lina, Bruno; van der Werf, Sylvie; Lévy-Bruhl, Daniel; Colizza, Vittoria; Hanslik, Thomas; Blanchon, Thierry |
2020 |
2020-04-09 |
COMM-USE |
Y |
PMC7160441 |
32290901.0 |
10.2807/1560-7917.es.2<IP_ADDRESS>0326 |
8bjp039x |
0.619362 |
Scheuerl_2020 |
|
| 5 |
Russo_2020 |
Tracing DAY-ZERO and Forecasting the Fade out of the COVID-19 Outbreak in Lombardy, Italy: A Compartmental Modelling and Numerical Optimization Approach. |
Lucia Russo; Cleo Anastassopoulou; Athanassios Tsakris; Gennaro Nicola Bifulco; Emilio Fortunato Campana; Gerardo Toraldo; Constantinos Siettos |
2020 |
2020-03-20 |
BioRxiv |
Y |
|
|
10.1101/2<IP_ADDRESS>37689 |
fuqtwn5a |
0.603212 |
Tomie_2020 |
Teles_2020, He_J_2020, Liu_Q_2020 |
| 6 |
Hunter_2020 |
The spread of the COVID‐19 coronavirus: Health agencies worldwide prepare for the seemingly inevitability of the COVID‐19 coronavirus becoming endemic |
Hunter, Philip |
2020 |
2020-03-17 |
PMC |
N |
PMC7132190 |
32181577.0 |
10.15252/embr.202050334 |
egzztatj |
0.574628 |
|
|
| 7 |
Qasim_2020 |
Analysis of the Worldwide Corona Virus (COVID-19) Pandemic Trend;A Modelling Study to Predict Its Spread |
Muhammad Qasim; Waqas Ahmad; Minami Yoshida; Maree Gould; Muhammad Yasir |
2020 |
2020-04-01 |
BioRxiv |
Y |
|
|
10.1101/2<IP_ADDRESS>48215 |
8lku99jc |
0.460196 |
Scheuerl_2020 |
Teles_2020 |
| 8 |
Wan_K_2020 |
When will the battle against novel coronavirus end in Wuhan: A SEIR modeling analysis |
Wan, Kangkang; Chen, Jing; Lu, Changming; Dong, Lanlan; Wu, Zhicheng; Zhang, Lianglu |
2020 |
2020-04-01 |
COMM-USE |
Y |
PMC7125416 |
|
10.7189/jogh.10.011002 |
j224pm1k |
0.411608 |
Tomie_2020, Scheuerl_2020, Xu_L_2020 |
zhang_2020, Yan_S_2020 |
| 9 |
Garcia-Iglesias_2020 |
Early behavior of Madrid Covid-19 disease outbreak: A mathematical model |
Daniel Garcia-Iglesias; Francisco Javier de Cos Juez |
2020 |
2020-04-01 |
BioRxiv |
Y |
|
|
10.1101/2<IP_ADDRESS>47019 |
q3xoodui |
0.378801 |
Griette_2020, batista_2020, Tomie_2020 |
Zareie_2020 |
| 10 |
zhang_2020 |
When will the battle against novel coronavirus end in Wuhan: a SEIR modeling analysis |
lianglu zhang; kangkang wan; jing chen; changming lu; lanlan dong; zhicheng wu |
2020 |
2020-02-18 |
BioRxiv |
Y |
|
|
10.1101/2<IP_ADDRESS>23804 |
32vs98ya |
0.370793 |
Tomie_2020, Scheuerl_2020, Tay_K_2020 |
Wan_K_2020, Yan_S_2020 |
| 11 |
Xu_H_2020 |
Basic reproduction number of 2019 Novel Coronavirus Disease in Major Endemic Areas of China: A latent profile analysis |
Honglv Xu; Min Yuan; Liya Ma; Meng Liu; Yi Zhang; Wenwen Liu; Hong Gan; Fangbiao Tao |
2020 |
2020-04-17 |
BioRxiv |
Y |
|
|
10.1101/2<IP_ADDRESS>60228 |
zpjkwecx |
0.356677 |
Lin_Q_2020, Tomie_2020 |
|
| 12 |
Wang_2020 |
A deterministic epidemic model for the emergence of COVID-19 in China |
Meng Wang; Jingtao Qi |
2020 |
2020-03-10 |
BioRxiv |
Y |
|
|
10.1101/2<IP_ADDRESS>32854 |
6tnkz6hh |
0.339309 |
Ma_X_2020, Lin_Q_2020, Xu_L_2020 |
Wang_2020, He_J_2020 |


Base:
method
Add
System.Management.Automation.PSMemberInfoCollection<T>.Add(T)
49 references to Add
System.Management.Automation (49)
engine\COM\ComAdapter.cs (3)
156
collection.
Add
(new PSParameterizedProperty(prop.Name, this, obj, prop) as T);
161
collection.
Add
(new PSProperty(prop.Name, this, obj, prop) as T);
175
collection.
Add
(mshmethod as T);
engine\CoreAdapter.cs (11)
3713
members.
Add
(
3731
members.
Add
(new PSParameterizedProperty(parameterizedPropertyEntry.propertyName,
3758
members.
Add
(PSMethod.Create(name, this, obj, method, isSpecial, method.IsHidden) as T);
3778
members.
Add
(new PSEvent(psEvent.events[0]) as T);
3798
members.
Add
(new PSDynamicMember(name) as T);
4883
returnValue.
Add
(memberAsT);
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returnValue.
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returnValue.
Add
(parameterizedProperty as T);
5241
members.
Add
(new PSProperty(nodeArrayEntry.Key, this, obj, nodeArrayEntry.Value.ToArray()) as T);
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members.
Add
(new PSProperty(property.ColumnName, this, obj, property.ColumnName) as T);
5688
members.
Add
(new PSProperty(property.ColumnName, this, obj, property.ColumnName) as T);
engine\ExtraAdapter.cs (1)
165
members.
Add
(new PSProperty(property.PropertyName, this, obj, property) as T);
engine\InternalCommands.cs (1)
2486
results.
Add
(member);
engine\ManagementObjectAdapter.cs (4)
965
members.
Add
(new PSProperty(property.Name, this, wmiObject, property) as T);
1040
members.
Add
(new PSMethod(methodEntry.Name, this, wmiObject, methodEntry) as T);
1129
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(new PSProperty(property.Name, this, wmiObject, property) as T);
1228
members.
Add
(new PSMethod(methodEntry.Name, this, wmiObject, methodEntry) as T);
engine\MshMemberInfo.cs (15)
3105
this.internalMembers.
Add
(member.Copy());
3366
internalMembers.
Add
(member.Copy());
3375
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Add
(member.Copy());
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3399
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Add
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3713
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(member);
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returnValue.
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mshOwner.InstanceMembers.
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(memberSet);
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(memberSet);
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mshOwner.InstanceMembers.
Add
(codeProperty);
4853
returnValue.
Add
(memberAsT);
4868
returnValue.
Add
(memberAsT);
4898
returnValue.
Add
(memberToAdd);
engine\MshObject.cs (2)
181
returnValue.
Add
(result);
2035
returnValue.
Add
(member);
engine\serialization.cs (5)
3645
dso.InstanceMembers.
Add
(PSObject.DotNetInstanceAdapter.GetDotNetMethod<PSMemberInfo>(dso, "ToString"));
3828
dso.InstanceMembers.
Add
(PSObject.DotNetInstanceAdapter.GetDotNetMethod<PSMemberInfo>(dso, "GetType"));
3842
dso.AdaptedMembers.
Add
(prop);
5568
specificProperties.
Add
(property);
6738
rehydratedPSObject.InstanceMembers.
Add
(member);
engine\ThirdPartyAdapter.cs (1)
98
members.
Add
(property as T);
engine\TypeTable.cs (5)
2934
membersCollection.
Add
(member);
3524
oldMembersCopy.
Add
(member);
3597
oldMembersCopy.
Add
(member);
4055
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Add
(typeMember.Copy());
4069
retValue.
Add
(typeMember.Copy());
help\RemoteHelpInfo.cs (1)
73
commandDetails.InstanceMembers.
Add
(new PSNoteProperty("Name", localCommandName));


fontToRemove - any font name expressed in
text.
fontScript - the name of a character set that contains characters required for writing in the specified language.
Use this function to revert text to the default for the field. If you don’t specify a font, all of the text displays in the default font that was set in Layout mode for the field. When the font is specified by
fontToRemove or the combination of
fontToRemove and
fontScript, only the specified font is removed from every portion of the text displayed in that font and these same portions of the text are then displayed in the field's default font.
FileMaker Pro looks for a font that matches the specified font name and font script character set. If no matches exist, FileMaker Pro looks for a default font with the font script specified in the Fonts tab of the Preferences dialog box. If this fails, then the
TextFontRemove function uses the default font for the system script specified in the
Fonts tab of the Preferences dialog box. This font might not be the same as the font script provided.
TextFontRemove(“Arial Text and Courier Text”) returns
Arial Text and Courier Text displayed in the field’s default font.
TextFontRemove(“Arial Text and Courier Text”;“Arial”) returns
Arial Text and Courier Text with the Arial font removed from the words
Arial Text for all
fontScripts that use the Arial font.
TextFontRemove(“Arial Text and Courier Text”;“Arial”;Cyrillic) returns
Arial Text and Courier Text with the Arial font removed from Cyrillic character sets.


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Jamie Bryson and Alan McBride clash over Shankill bomber banner
by CLAIRE SIMPSONLOYALIST Jamie Bryson and victims campaigner Alan McBride have clashed online over a banner about Shankill bomber Sean Kelly.
The banner, which shows Kelly's face, asks if the Sinn Féin election worker will be canvassing for SDLP candidate Claire Hanna after the republican party decided not to stand in the South Belfast constituency.
The SDLP has already said that Kelly will not form part of any of its canvassing teams.
Mr McBride, whose wife Sharon and father-in-law Desmond Frizzell were among those killed in the 1993 Shankill bombing, said Mr Bryson had blocked him from his Facebook page after he criticised his support for the banner erected at Oak Street in the city.
Another banner has since been seen on Bells Bridge roundabout in south Belfast.
"Think about it, how offensive would it be for the Shankill families to have to see the face of the person who murdered their loved ones, especially in the run up to Christmas," Mr McBride wrote on Facebook.
"This election has sunk to new low when victims are used in such a callous way.
Mr McBride later added that he had wanted to have a public debate with Mr Bryson but could not find a venue "or someone to facilitate (it)".
Mr Bryson responded on Facebook by saying he had the "utmost respect for Alan’s views as a victim" but these were "not by default superior to the views of other victims, many of whom take a far different view to Alan on many issues".
He described Mr McBride, the co-ordinator of the Wave trauma centre in Belfast, as an "aggressive political activist for the Alliance party" and claimed he was "seeking to demean anyone who does not agree with him".
Mr Bryson also said he is willing to have a public debate with Mr McBride "at any time".
Mr McBride told The Irish News last night that the clash had "nothing to do" with his membership of the Alliance Party.
“This is about the inappropriate use of the Shankill bomb to score political points and try and discredit the SDLP,” he said.


--- layout: default Title: Parking fines and clamping Breadcrumb1_title: Parking & Travel Breadcrumb1_url: section-parking.html ---
If you get a parking ticket, or if your vehicle is clamped or removed, you'll need to either pay the fine or challenge it.


So in the code in the previous examples, there were tags used to create the form. We are going to analyze these tags.
There are;
- FORM TAG.
- LABEL TAG.
- INPUT TAG.
FORM TAG
The form tag is used to span a form. It has an opening and closing tag.
LABEL TAG
The label tag as the name implies creates a label for the input field. Examples of labels are username, password, e.t.c.It has a closing tag.
INPUT TAG
The input tag is what does all of the magic of forms. It spans the input field so that data can be entered. It does not have a closing tag.
In the previous example you would see a code like this, input type="text". This is an example of an input syntax. If you have worked with Microsoft Access 2007, you should be familiar with data types. Examples of data types are text,number,e.t.c.
In the example above, the data type used is"text". This means that texts are allowed to be entered.
HTML has many other data types;
- text
- number
- date
- color
- date
- datetime
- email
- month
- range
- search
- tel
- time
- url
- week
- submit
MARVEL: Another example is using the "number" data type(input type="number"). This allows only numbers to be entered in the input field. The submit attribute (input type="submit") creates a button which submit the inputted data provided it has a direction to be submitted to.
<--
-->


Donald Trump - Životopis
Datum narození: 14. června 1946
Národnost: Americká
Funkce: Prezident USA
Sídlo: Washington D.C.
Vzdělání
1964 - New York Military Academy
1964 (nástup) - Fordham University
1968 - University of Pennsylvania (titul z ekonomie)
Podnikání / Zaměstnání
- Chief Executive Officer, CEO - Trump Organization
- Founder - Trump Entertainment Resorts
- Trump Financial
- Trump Sales and Leasing
- Trump International Realty
- Trump Restaurants
- Go Trump
- Select By Trump
- Trump Drinks
- Donald J. Trump Signature Collection
- Trump Ice
- Trump Golf
- Trump Chocolate
- Trump Productions
- Trump Home
Publikace
- Trump: The Art of the Deal (1987)
- Trump: Surviving at the Top (1990)
- Trump: The Art of the Comeback (1997)
- The America We Deserve (2000)
- Trump: How to Get Rich (2004)
- The Way to the Top: The Best Business Advice I Ever Received (2004)
- Think Like a Billionaire: Everything You Need to Know About Success, Real Estate, and Life (2004)
- The Best Golf Advice I Ever Received (2005)
- Why We Want You to Be Rich (2006)
- How to Build a Fortune: Your Plan for Success From the World's Most Famous Businessman (2006)
- The Best Real Estate Advice I Ever Received: 100 Top Experts Share Their Strategies (2006)
- Trump 101: The Way to Success (2006)
- Think Big and Kick Ass (2007)
- Never Give Up: How I Turned My Biggest Challenges into Success (2008)
- Think Like a Champion: An Informal Education in Business and Life (2009)
- Time to Get Tough: Making America #1 Again (2011)
- Midas Touch: Why Some Entrepreneurs Get Rich – And Why Most Don't (2011)
- Trump Tower (2011)
- Crippled America: How to Make America Great Again (2015)


[§187A-1.6] Applicability of statutes and rules. This subtitle and any rules under this subtitle relating to fishing which are applicable to state marine waters shall also apply to the following persons in waters outside state marine waters but within the federal conservation zone:
(1) Residents of the State;
(2) Any commercial marine licensee; and
(3) Any permittee or licensee under this subtitle. [L 1991, c 160, §2]


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SchedulingStudyPlanProblem
- Class in
ec.app.aspga
The main evolutionary class.
SchedulingStudyPlanProblem()
- Constructor for class ec.app.aspga.
SchedulingStudyPlanProblem
setAfternoon(ArrayList<SubjectWorkload>)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
DayPlanGene
setAfternoon(char)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
Period
setDificulty(int)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
Subject
setHoursToLeisure(float)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
Student
setId(int)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
Subject
setMorning(ArrayList<SubjectWorkload>)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
DayPlanGene
setMorning(char)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
Period
setName(String)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
Student
setName(String)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
Subject
setNight(ArrayList<SubjectWorkload>)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
DayPlanGene
setNight(char)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
Period
setStudyCycle(ArrayList<Period>)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
PeriodAvailable
setSubject(Subject)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
SubjectWorkload
setup(EvolutionState, Parameter)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
DayPlanGene
setup(EvolutionState, Parameter)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
SchedulingStudyPlanProblem
Responsible to read the params and fill them attributes.
setWorkload(int)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
SubjectWorkload
SMALL
- Static variable in class ec.app.aspga.
SchedulingStudyPlanProblem
state
- Variable in class ec.app.aspga.
DayPlanGene
Student
- Class in
ec.app.aspga
The Class that have the student features.
Student()
- Constructor for class ec.app.aspga.
Student
Subject
- Class in
ec.app.aspga
The Subject class that contains it features.
Subject()
- Constructor for class ec.app.aspga.
Subject
subjectInInappropriatePeriod(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
SchedulingStudyPlanProblem
Check if have subjects in the period of the day who the user don't have disponibility.
subjectMoreDificultyNeedMoreTime(DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
SchedulingStudyPlanProblem
Subjects that contains more dificulty needs more time to study.
subjects
- Variable in class ec.app.aspga.
DayPlanGene
SubjectWorkload
- Class in
ec.app.aspga
SubjectWorkloadGene.java
SubjectWorkload()
- Constructor for class ec.app.aspga.
SubjectWorkload
switchGeneIAfternoon(DayPlanGene, EvolutionState, int)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual
switchGeneIAfternoonDebug(DayPlanGene, EvolutionState, int)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual
switchGeneIMorning(DayPlanGene, EvolutionState, int)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual
switchGeneIMorningDebug(DayPlanGene, EvolutionState, int)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual
switchGeneINight(DayPlanGene, EvolutionState, int)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual
switchGeneINightDebug(DayPlanGene, EvolutionState, int)
- Method in class ec.app.aspga.
DayPlanGeneVectorIndividual
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Copyright (c) 2012 Alexis CHRETIENNE & Simon RENOULT.
All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification,
are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED.


See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| CapFeedParser |
Parses feeds of alerts, the entries in those feeds, and the CAP alerts in
those entries.
|
| CapFeedParser.DocBuilder |
Pulled out of Rome to take advantage of their XEE prevention
|
| CapFeedValidator |
Validates portions of Atom/RSS feeds (fat or thin) of CAP alerts
beyond what is done in by the schemas in CapFeedParser.
|
| SimpleFatCapAtomFeedBuilder |
Writes one or more Alerts in XML format to an Atom feed.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| CapFeedException |
An exception for CAP feeds.
|


THE FIFTH ELEMENT A film review by Ted Prigge Copyright 1997 Ted Prigge
Director/Co-author: Luc Besson Starring: Bruce Willis, Milla Jovovich, Gary Oldman, Ian Holm, Chris Tucker, Luke Perry, Tiny Lister Jr., Tricky, John Neville, Brion James
I remember when a movie called STARGATE came out a couple years ago. It looked so interesting and so damn cool. Then I saw it...dull as a lecture on the pros and cons of photosynthesis.
I've heard Luc Besson's THE FIFTH ELEMENT being compared to STARGATE. My big question is: "Like, in what ways, man?" THE FIFTH ELEMENT is a sigh of relief from those hokey sci-fi films of olden days that should be shown on MST3K like THIS ISLAND EARTH and THE AMAZING COLLOSSAL MAN.
While the plot isn't totally amazing (I know, we were all expecting satire here a la blade runner with a bit of Kafka tossed in just to differ the two), it's more interesting than anything else out, so why are we all bitching? I refuse to totally divulge the plot since it's been nicely bottled up by M. Besson so when one sees it, they're shocked, which is what SHOULD happen anyway: the world is going to be destroyed and a mysteriously woman with bizarre hair and a fluent other language (I'm giving Milla Jovovich a medal for speaking it so convincingly) is the only hope. She lands in the cab of a bitter ex-army guy, Korben Dallas (a very likable Bruce Willis) and the fun begins.
THE FIFTH ELEMENT starts off slowly but then never sags as it accelerates to what felt like 130 mph. The film just takes off from the first slow frame and by the end, you're going "Wow!" Not only is the film very wild, it looks like the inside of someone's head...allow me to translate what that meant: reportingly, M. Besson tried to put one of his stories from his youth onto celluloid and just had enough money to do that. I sympathize with him, because I've had bizzare futuristic visions in my head too and I can picture what it probably was like (too many plot holes, I can guess). The future isn't really grim or anything, it's just very technical, and he satrizes this with several "nice touches." For one thing, everything's compact and semi-convenient. A comical, Chaplin-esque scene takes place in his small, claustrophobic apartment where he hides people in several different places (i.e. the shower which moves up and down with a freezing closet and a bed that slides underneath a cabinet). And one of the best "nice touches" includes the cigarettes with a filter that takes up a good 9/10 of the actual cigarrette.
The film is a treat for the eyes and the story is a hoot to watch as it unfolds before our eyes with a touch of Kafka in it. The sight of a metropolis with flying cars buzzing by at high speeds is, well, orgasmic. This really could have sucked with a less-competent director. I can see Roland Emmerich making this into a disjumbled mess with hokey humor (my least fave kind of humor). But Luc Besson gives it a great sense of humor (with many great jokes and fine comical performances) and handles it properly: unseriously. If it had been serious, it would have sucked because the plot isn't made to be handled that way.
As far as the acting, it works with the good sense of humor. Bruce Willis is likable but not great. He gave his character a great feel, but it's no John McClane, James Cole or Butch Coolidge (but, hey! He only gets the last two roles ever couple years!) Milla Jovovich has been, well, okay in her past movies (like DAZED AND CONFUSED, KUFFS, CHAPLIN) but here, she's great. I'm not a big fan of her but she was definitely a good scene stealer. Gary Oldman is my personal fave over-actor and here, he has made a wonderful character to impersonate: a wildly eccentric capitalist with a hick accent which puts Jerry Lee Lewis's to shame. The only real kind of annoyance was the usually great Chris Tucker, who plays a D.J. on speed, crack and many other kinds of drugs (I assume). His character dresses worse than Dennis Rodman and speaks faster than the Micro-Machine man. His first scene goes on too long (but gets a good laugh when Bruce shudders at the sound of his name a couple scenes later) but once the opera's over (get the opera for an original plot twist) and the bombs are flying, he's great. And how can I forget Mr. Ian Holm (or, as I sometimes refer to him as "Mr. Most-Underrated-Actor-in-Modern-Times Holm"), who's comedy comes from his acting, not his hyperactivity (which he doesn't posess). His facial expressions are priceless and he should get some kind of medal, just for being a great actor no matter what...including being held at gunpoint by a dog-looking alien.
And how can I even forget the wild, original costumes by Jean-Paul Gautier? They're breathtaking and if they don't win an oscar, I'll hire those dog-like aliens to bomb the Oscar ceremony (just kidding in case anyone takes me seriously).
Overall, this is a must-see film: a child-like film with a wild imagination. It's definitely not for everyone, but it's at least original and a fun ride.
P.S. Luke Perry gets ousted in the first 5 minutes.
MY RATING (out of 5): ****
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Benjamin Y Chan
Hi, I'm Ben.
I love to think, draw, and architect.
MIT Class of 2017. Computer + Cognitive Science.
6.824 (Distributed Systems), 6.840 (Theory of Computation),
6.046 (Algorithms II), 6.033 (Systems), 6.005 (Software Engineering), 6.006 (Algorithms I),
9.40 (Neural Computation), 21M.359 (Interactive Music Systems), 6.008 (Inference),
6.004 (Computation Structures), 9.01 (Neuroscience), and more
Work and Project Experience
Site Engineering Intern at Fitbit (Summer 2015),
Software Engineering Intern at Evernote (Summer 2014),
Software Engineering Intern at Diffeo (Winter 2014),
Designer for hackmit (perpetual),
Creator of Noteworthy and Imagine for mac (2012-2013)
Drop me a line at philosopher at mit dot ... edu! I'd be happy to send you my Résumé.
p.s. one day this site will be mobile friendly


For the next part of this series, we are reviewing 6 decks from Elixircards
My first contact with Elixircards was from a demo deck they gave away at ElixirConf EU 2018.
I really liked the idea but the deck only had a handful of cards in it and the quality of them was not there. Unfortunately, the demo wasn’t a good enough sample to really motivate me to buy a set.
For this review, Elixircards was kind enough to send us 6 decks to review and study. I have to say that my impression from ElixirConf EU were off-base, I was wrong to not purchase the cards sooner.
Author
Elixircards are produced by the team at CleverBunny, who are passionate programers and have been excited and supportive of Elixir for more than 3 years. They have been using Elixir in production for 2 years now. Elixircards is their way to have fun and give back to the community.
Target
Elixircards are great whether you’re a beginner just finding your feet, or a seasoned pro looking to sharpen your claws. Flashcards are proven strategy for identifying and filling in gaps in your knowledge. Fundamentals 1 and 2 gives you a full taste of Elixir and covers the basics. Other packs, such as Enum range cover the Elixir API on module basis, which allows you to reinforce your knowledge and discover new functions. The best way to use flashcards is to play games with your peers, as they often spark interesting discussions.
Review
The decks we received to review were the following:
- Fundamentals 1
- Kernel 1
- Enum 1
- GenServer
- Agent
- Regex
In addition to these there’s 5 more decks available for purchase:
- Fundamentals 2
- Kernel 2
- Kernel 3
- Enum 2
- Enum 3
My experience with the 6 decks I received should be same for the others but each deck varies slightly.
Packaging
The decks arrived in a very sturdy small box which also contained a small envelope with my name on it! Made for a nice personal touch and it contained a few stickers (YAAAAY!), a thank you card, some promo cards for their other projects and a small game idea pamphlet.
The packaging was quite effective, the tuck boxes were not damaged at all.
Tuck Boxes
The tuck boxes are standard card deck tuck boxes but are very nicely done with information written on all sides in a Elixirish purple color. You need to be a bit careful taking the cards out, since the cards take 100% of the space of the tuck box, you’re getting your money’s worth. I have to say they make a very nice bookshelf decoration when not in use, so kudos!
Cards
The cards themselves were a design treat. They are of very fine quality paper with a nice grippy touch and feel.
The front side has a pleasant purple background with a very nice combination of vertical and horizontal lines, which kind of reminds me of a computer circuit in a way. The lines are a variation of purple which make for a nice aesthetic. The text is in white with each card having the deck identifier on it on the bottom right (e.g. F1 for Fundamentals 1) so when you mix and match decks, you can always identify from where the card originates.
The back is similar; only reversed with the background in white and purple text. On the bottom right each card has a number reflecting its index in the deck.
One improvement I’m very happy with is when compared to the test deck I got at ElixirConfEU, these cards have a matte finish making them much easier to read.
Deck Analysis
Fundamentals 1
This deck contains introductory content about Elixir. It is a good jack-of-all trades with the cards being a mix of Kernel, List, and String functions, conditionals and more. These cards are going to be mostly helpful to beginners of the language, experienced users are probably not going to get much from them besides a refresher.
Kernel 1
This deck contains cards that cover the Kernel functions, some arithmetic expressions, logical expressions, and regular expressions. All these cards can easily be practiced in iex. They are a bit repetitive on some topics but that repetition paid off, as it did clear up certain things for me.
Enum 1
This is the first deck of a series that cover the Enum module. These decks are probably the only ones that you should buy together as a set, as you are not going to have the complete experience with just the one. The 1st deck starts with two cards about map/2
then proceeds to walk through the Enum
functions alphabetically; from all?/2
to drop_every/2
with a few additional cards on take
and take_every
. We’re not entirely sure about the reasoning behind this, if it’s an inconsistency or an attempt to capture some of the most useful functions in the module while still maintaining the alphabetical list.
The information contained in these collections are great and you will learn a lot about Enum
and the collection of functions it provides. With the importance of enumeration in functional programming this is definitely a set to consider as a must-have.
GenServer
I don’t know if this deck was supposed to be part of a series at some point, as the deck I received was labeled as GenServer 1 but is now listed on the website simply as GenServer. This deck is magnificent, period. It has so much information on GenServers, starting from initialization and covering topics like writing your own, termination, edge cases, hibernation, and more. You may find some cards are a bit repetitive but since this is a very tough, but important, component of the ecosystem the repetition and edge cases they contain are probably needed.
If you’ve never written a GenServer or you’re just looking to re-enforce your understanding, this deck should be on your list.
Agent
To be honest, I didn’t expect to learn much or enjoy this deck, as I have not worked with Agents much. I was wrong! This deck opened my eyes and helped me see how to use Agents. It is a deck crammed with information, and if you need to work with Agents and your knowledge of them is limited, this deck will definitely help you.
Regex
I found this deck helpful and learned quite a bit but I’ll be honest, I’m not sure Regex is important enough to dedicate a deck to. Not to mention the very field of regular expression is vast, far beyond that of Elixir. While I found this deck useful I think more important areas of Elixir could be focused on instead.
Conclusion
Elixircards is a great idea. If “Learning 2.0” was a thing these flashcard would find themselves there.
I found most of the cards very helpful and really nicely priced for the knowledge / help they provide in practicing your Elixir knowledge on-the-go. Given how creative the Elixir community is, I’m sure we can come up with some great games using the elixircards.
With a little work and some additions the elixircards would be in a class of their own. For instance, I think Enum
should be approached differently so as not to require the purchase of all decks at once to get the most use out of them. Perhaps mixing the difficulty and functions across the three separate decks?
I would love to see the GenServer deck expanded like some of the others and focus on OTP in general, with OTP 1 being the basics and OTP 3 being the more advanced topics. Adding content on Tasks and Supervision would be a welcomed addition as well.
Last but not least, I would love to use this flashcard style of learning to learn other aspects of Elixir such as Phoenix, Ecto, Nerves, and the newest addition Scenic. Given how excellent these cards are I can only begin to imagine how useful and educational those decks would be.
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boost::proto::pass_through — A PrimitiveTransform that transforms the child expressions of an expression node according to the corresponding children of a Grammar.
// In header: <boost/proto/transform/pass_through.hpp> template<typename Grammar> struct pass_through : proto::transform< pass_through<Grammar> > { // member classes/structs/unions template<typename Expr, typename State, typename Data> struct impl : proto::transform_impl<Expr, State, Data> { // types typedef typename proto::result_of::child_c<Grammar, N>::type GN; // For each N in [0,Expr arity), for exposition only typedef typename proto::result_of::child_c<Expr, N>::type EN; // For each N in [0,Expr arity), for exposition only typedef typename boost::result_of<GN(EN,State,Data)>::type RN; // For each N in [0,Expr arity), for exposition only typedef typename Expr::proto_tag T; // For exposition only typedef proto::expr<T, proto::listN<R0,...RN> > result_type; // public member functions result_type operator()(typename impl::expr_param, typename impl::state_param, typename impl::data_param) const; }; };
Given a Grammar such as proto::plus<T0, T1>
,
an expression type that matches the grammar such as
proto::plus<E0, E1>::type
, a state
S
and a data D
, the result of applying
the proto::pass_through<proto::plus<T0, T1> >
transform is:
proto::plus< boost::result_of<T0(E0, S, D)>::type, boost::result_of<T1(E1, S, D)>::type >::type
The above demonstrates how child transforms and child expressions are applied pairwise, and how the results are reassembled into a new expression node with the same tag type as the original.
The explicit use of proto::pass_through<>
is not usually
needed, since the expression generator metafunctions such as
proto::plus<>
have
proto::pass_through<>
as their default transform. So,
for instance, these are equivalent:
proto::when< proto::plus<X, Y>, proto::pass_through< proto::plus<X, Y> > >
proto::when< proto::plus<X, Y>, proto::plus<X, Y> >
proto::when< proto::plus<X, Y> > // because of proto::when<class X, class Y=X>
proto::plus<X, Y> // because plus<> is both a grammar and a transform
For example, consider the following transform that promotes all
float
terminals in an expression to
double
.
// This transform finds all float terminals in an expression and promotes // them to doubles. struct Promote : proto::or_< proto::when<proto::terminal<float>, proto::terminal<double>::type(proto::_value) >, // terminal<>'s default transform is a no-op: proto::terminal<proto::_>, // nary_expr<> has a pass_through<> transform: proto::nary_expr<proto::_, proto::vararg<Promote> > > {};


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Express fraction( _N, _D )
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reduces to fraction( N, D )
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Denominators of 10 or 100 are easy cases: The decimal form is just the numerator with the decimal place moved left by the number of 0s in the denominator.
For this question, this means D === 10 ? "1 place" : "2 places".
To turn fractionSmall( N, D )
into a decimal, perform long division, dividing D
into N
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grewalsatinder08-Jan-19 05:20 PM
not notary nodes
well to be more accurate, notary nodes validate a block just like any other regular network nodes
the network nodes having a full copy of blockchain on their machine
Tobias Nunes08-Jan-19 05:21 PM
how does the notarization knows it was not manipulated by an attack?
I mean the notary nodes, how do they know
grewalsatinder08-Jan-19 05:22 PM
if you the regular user have the bitcoin wallet with full blockchain on your machine.
and there is a double spend tx happened, you understand how that block with invalidate tx is invalidated?
it is based on verifying the data from local synchronised database and the data coming from the network validated by a miner
if a early block had the same tx spent, it invalidates the new double spend tx
Tobias Nunes08-Jan-19 05:23 PM
yes, and in case someone has more then 50% manipulated blockchain copys?
grewalsatinder08-Jan-19 05:23 PM
it is the usual satoshi consensus
the addition what dPoW adds to that is it adds a consensus rule of making it impossible to reorg the block height past the notarised block
if for example a last block known to be notarised is 2 blocks ago
the only time span is the time between the next notarised block you can plan and try any kind of 51% attack
not so sufficient time
Tobias Nunes08-Jan-19 05:25 PM
you can only manipulate the last 10 Minutes that still are not notarized, yes, that I know
but what prevents that a new manipulated block gets through?
jl777c08-Jan-19 05:27 PM
you are confused
you are assuming there is an "evil" block and a "good" block
but there is only valid blocks and invalid blocks
if it is valid, it is valid
regardless of who mines it, if a block is valid, it is valid
once it is notarized, then it is prevented from being overwritten, even if there is a longer (otherwise valid) chain
if an attacker is secret mining what he hopes to be the longer chain that double spends, the moment a height is notarized that is after the start of his secret chain, his secret chain is no longer considered
the public chain is what gets notarized
as the notaries can only see blocks that are public
Tobias Nunes08-Jan-19 05:30 PM
yes I may be confused, but I got that part, that the past blocks cannot be altered anymore if protected by dPoW. What I still not get 100% is, what prevents the notary nodes to be manipulated and to add a valid block, but some that was manipulated (is that posssible?)
KomodoWorld08-Jan-19 05:30 PM
@tobias what matters isn't that a block is 'good' or 'evil' according to miner's intentions, it matters only that it can't be overwritten. An attacker can produce as many blocks as he wishes but, unless he can overwrite a previous block, there's no actual attack taking place!
jl777c08-Jan-19 05:32 PM
assuming you corrupt the majority of notaries, you could make them make up any sort of invalid notarization
which would then be IGNORED by all the nodes, that are validating all notarizations
notaries that are not corrupted only notarize valid blocks
but regardless, ALL nodes (miners,wallets, etc) are validating ALL notarizations
so in a majority notary corrupted scenario, you cant prevent the wrong block from being notarized, but it wont have any effect as it is an invalid block and ignored by the rest of the network
Tobias Nunes08-Jan-19 05:37 PM
ok, but what happens to the notarized history then, if the last wrong block is already in the BTC chain as well and is ignored? Is it pulled then? I cannot imagine how it works as the blocks are nested.
jl777c08-Jan-19 05:39 PM
invalid notarizations are IGNORED
what part of that is confusing?
Tobias Nunes08-Jan-19 05:41 PM
the last sentence you wrote I understood, that it could theoretical happen that a wrong block gets into the BTC chain via dPoW, or did I misunderstand?
and I understood, that it would not be a problem, because that wrong block would be ignored then
or did you mean it different?
jl777c08-Jan-19 05:42 PM
in the EXTREMELY unlikely event a wrong block gets into the BTC chain, it is IGNORED
Tobias Nunes08-Jan-19 05:42 PM
yes, ok
that I udnerstand
jl777c08-Jan-19 05:42 PM
dPoW protects even against the extremely unlikely
and all nodes validate
Tobias Nunes08-Jan-19 05:42 PM
yes, I believe that
jl777c08-Jan-19 05:43 PM
the only trust given to notaries are to differentiate between valid blockhashes and selecting the notarized chain
Tobias Nunes08-Jan-19 05:43 PM
and how can the blocks be ignored? by skipping? and the next block notarized is referring to the current block - 2 ?
jl777c08-Jan-19 05:44 PM
but the normal consensus rules are always running and notarizations are crosschecking against that
if a notarization is ignored, it is exactly like it didnt happen at all
ignore, as in pretend it doesnt exist
Tobias Nunes08-Jan-19 05:44 PM
so it reffers to current block - 2
?
jl777c08-Jan-19 05:45 PM
what referal?
you are assuming things that dont exist, are somehow existing
nodes check for valid notarizations
if they see one, they update the notarized height
dont overcomplicate it
Tobias Nunes08-Jan-19 05:45 PM
I thought that blocks are referred to the last block before
jl777c08-Jan-19 05:46 PM
nodes check for valid notarizations
if they see one, they update the notarized height
Tobias Nunes08-Jan-19 05:48 PM
ok, maybe I got it. So nodes are going through all the notarized blocks and those who are wrong are ignored, right? I mean, if someday that even would happen
jl777c08-Jan-19 05:48 PM
a notarization is a normal transaction
as a new block comes in, it is scanned for a valid notarization
by valid notarization, that means it is a valid block already in that nodes blockchain
if it sees such a notarization, it updates its state to have a new notarized height
the other thing it does is that if it sees a block trying to overwrite a notarized block, it rejects it
that is all that it does
99.9% it is the same as normal consensus for the chain
there is no magic
just scanning for valid notarizations and updating the current notarized height
if there is any magic, it is in the creation of the notarized tx, but the NN take care of that
Tobias Nunes08-Jan-19 05:56 PM
ok, thank you, I think I understood it now.
richardt08-Jan-19 06:41 PM
Just a thought: Komodo could have a technology demonstration for more people to understand how the security mechanism works. Create a test blockchain with dPOW enabled and try to 51% attack it and see what happens. Has this been done before?
dukeleto08-Jan-19 08:44 PM
@richardt it's happened to EMC2 by an attacker pre-announcing the attack, and also Hush DPoW was recently tested by KMD people, to verify it works correctly. And it did
richardt08-Jan-19 09:48 PM
Nice. It would be pretty amazing for KMD if ETC decides to go with dPOW to secure itself. It seems to me they're at a dead-end and need some kind of solution fast or people will stop trusting it altogether.
@etherchain_org We hope #ETC comes out of this 51% attack with little or no damage.
We warmly recommend implementing dPoW by #KMD
It worked really well for #EMC2 https://t.co/5XzOLLVmT4
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mazyar_lp09-Jan-19 06:00 PM
What is your opinion about new consensus called hashgraph?? It is not block chain and they have patent and it is not open source. They claim it is more efficient and secure than block chain
jl777c09-Jan-19 06:17 PM
no interest in closed source patented stuff. might as well ask me about the latest dress fashions
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mazyar_lp09-Jan-19 06:27 PM
They published they source in github i think(edited)
jl777c09-Jan-19 06:37 PM
so its open source, but patented?
dukeleto09-Jan-19 06:56 PM
looks like "open core", only plugins/extra stuff is open source, I don't see the core technology on Github: https://github.com/hashgraph/
Hedera Hashgraph LLC has 12 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.
mazyar_lp09-Jan-19 06:58 PM
Yeah i am not technical . There is so many hype around this project(edited)
dukeleto09-Jan-19 06:58 PM
Hedera Hashgraph is a public distributed ledger based on the Hashgraph algorithm which in 2018 raised $100 million at a $6 billion market cap. seems a bit fishy to me. Sure is a lot of money and valuation on unproven technology
and closed-source proprietary tech, at that
mazyar_lp09-Jan-19 07:03 PM
They say you can test the mainnet
jl777c09-Jan-19 07:16 PM
i can test paypal too
assuming its closed source and patented so they can charge people licensing fees
which means what
everybody that uses it must pay them
forever?
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given a choice between free to use and pay to use, I wonder what price sensitive projects will choose
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jl777c09-Jan-19 07:22 PM
i am happy for him
they raised a lot of money, bought a lot of media coverage
reminds me of tezos
when they finally release a mainnet, will it instantly take over the universe?
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mazyar_lp09-Jan-19 07:33 PM
I am just curious about this project .thanks your opinion is valid but if their project is truly working .what if then
blackjok3r09-Jan-19 07:34 PM
its still closed source
grewalsatinder09-Jan-19 07:45 PM
it is my opinion that when non-tech end users starts understanding how linux is different and better than closed source microsoft they can also understand such general things in blockchain industry.
bitcoin being open source is far bigger thing happened since the linux and GUI open source code progamms(edited)


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COM3610 Dissertation Project
| Summary |
In the individual research project, you will complete a major original piece of software design, or an experimental investigation. This work will be reported formally in a research dissertation and also presented at a project presentation session, to which industrial representatives, students and academics are invited. The work will include an Interim report that consists of an initial survey and literature review. You will be engaged in a major piece of software development, or the design and execution of an empirical experiment.  You will prepare an 7,000-14,000 word dissertation, which includes the material from the interim report, but also contains a complete design, implementation and evaluation of the results of your project. This may be assessed by oral examination. |
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Academic Year 2018/19 |
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40 |
| Assessment |
Please note that it is expected that the underlying work for the project will be split evenly between the semesters. In particular, work is expected to continue at the end of the Autumn semester, after the interim report is submitted.
The main assessment of the module is by a dissertation that is produced towards the end of the second semester, complemented by a project presentation session where the work done is to be demonstrated and questions answered. If considered appropriate by the examiners, an oral examination may be held on this dissertation and project presentation. |
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Project Supervisors |
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| Aims |
This aims of this module are to:
- integrate further the material learned throughout the degree course, by applying it to a substantial open-ended problem;
- give the student the opportunity of bringing an individual piece of work, in a topic area of their own choosing, to completion;
- promote design and problem-solving skills, especially the ability to translate a theoretical approach into practice, overcoming any unexpected obstacles;
- promote academic presentation skills, especially those of technical report writing, visual and oral presentation and question handling;
- give the student the further opportunity to demonstrate and improve their personal skills, particularly those of time and work management.
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| Objectives |
By the end of this course the students should:
- have increased their understanding of practical, experimental or theoretical approaches to tackling the research problem under investigation;
- have demonstrated an ability to evaluate critically and select from the different design solutions relevant to the research problem under investigation;
- have completed a major original piece of work in a systems design, or experimental area, based on the relevant background research literature;
- have prepared a project presentation and a research dissertation giving a survey of the literature, an analysis of the topic area, a detailed design and an evaluation of the project’s results;
- have demonstrated an ability to manage their own time effectively, undertake work on their own initiative and develop plans to progress the work further.
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| Content |
The content of the project is typically selected by the student from a range of topics proposed by staff or industrial partners of the department. Students are also encouraged to propose their own topic, provided they can find a supervisor willing to supervise it and with the agreement of the Projects Officer.
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| Teaching Method |
The student will have a personal supervisor and is expected to meet him/her regularly in order to discuss their progress and obtain advice on it. The rest of the work they are expected to plan and carry out independently. |
| Feedback |
Students will receive formative feedback on their interim report in a meeting with their supervisor, as well as during their regular meetings. |
Recommended Reading
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The reading appropriate to each topic will be identified in the proposal for that topic |
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Go to aws services, and then goto EC2. One the left side panel, select Volumes.
- The EBS volume and the EC2 instance has to be in the same availability zone, in order for the volume to be attached to the EC2 instance.
- All root volumes will have a snapshot id, which relates to the machine image its running.
- There will be no down time when you modify your volumes, ( change the Hard disk type / change the disk size ). You may run into performance issues.
- With standard volumes, you will not be able to modify the volumes. ( ST1 - pure magnetic )
- In order to spin up an EC2 instance with the same volume in another availability zone:
- Goto Actions and create a snapshot.
- Add the required information on the form and click create.
- Goto snapshots.
- Click on Actions and Select Create a Volume.
- You can select any volume type / volume size.
- Select any availability zone that you want.
- And attach it to the EC2 instance you want.
- Create a snapshot of the EBS volume you would like to move to another EC2 instance, Create a volume from that snapshot.
- You can go to snapshots and copy the snapshot to any other region, if you want to switch region.
- You can create an image from that snapshot in order to boot from that volume.
- Snapshots are normally used for backups, Where as Images are used to create new volumes.
- Make sure when you create an image its an image of one volume, when you want to boot off from this image later on.
- You can also create AMI’s directly from the snapshots, and then move it to another region.
Root Device is where the operating system is installed at.
Volumes and Snapshots
- Volumes exists on EBS
- Snapshots exist on S3.
- When you go to S3, you will not be able to see any buckets with the snapshots in there.
- Snapshots are copies of Volumes at a given time.
- Taking the second snapshot would only save the state of the blocks that have been modified, and moved to S3.
- Your first snapshot will take some time to create, after the first one it wont take that long anymore.
- To create a snapshot of a Volume which serve as a Root Volume, you should stop the running instance. But it is possible to take a snapshot of the running instance Root Volume.
- You can create AMI’s from both Volumes and Snapshots.
- You can change the EBS Volume sizes on the fly, including changing the size and storage type.
- Volumes will ALWAYS be in the same availability zone as the EC2 Instance.
- To move an EC2 volume from one Availability Zone/Region to another, take a snap or an image of it, then copy it to the new Availability Zone/Region.
- Snapshots of encrypted volumes are encrypted automatically.
- Volumes restored from encrypted snapshots are encrypted automatically.
- You can share snapshots, but only if they are unecrypted.
- These snapshots can be shared with other aws accounts or it can be made completely public.
Do this lab at least 3 times!


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