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Underwater Review – Loving that Craft
For a film starring Kristen Stewart, set on the bottom of the ocean and featuring some vague, threatening monsters, I thought I knew what to expect. And I was mostly right. However, Underwater from Director William Eubank, includes some turns I didn't see coming and I'm still at a loss as to whether they were a good or bad thing…
That being said, Underwater is an ok action flick. It's tense, at times thrilling and frequently anxiety-inducing. It'll also make you roll your eyes and cringe on occasion.
It's flawed for sure, but it works well enough as a good way to spend a few hours.
Underwater Review
Set in the present day, Stewart's Nora Price is a mechanical engineer working on the Kepler 822 station in the Mariana Trench. Owned by Tian Industries, the station serves as a platform for drilling.
As you might have guessed, things start to go terribly wrong as the crushing depths of the ocean encroach on the station and people start dying left and right.
With a handful of survivors — Vincent Cassel's Captain Lucien, T.J. Miller's Paul, Jessica Henwick's Emily, John Gallagher Jr's Liam and Mamoudou Athie's Rodrigo — no contact with the surface and no escape pods, the remaining crew decides the best course of action is to walk across the bottom of the ocean to another part of the station.
While making this journey, things go from bad to worse as the crew are stalked and attacked by strange deep-sea creatures while the station continues to explode, implode and fall to pieces.
The plot cleverly combines the ticking clock of the station's ultimate demise with the dangers of the pressure of the water and the vicious creatures. It makes for very few moments of respite, a breakneck pace and set-piece after a set-piece.
It can get a little exhausting but the film mostly manages to maintain the thrills. Unfortunately, in the final act, Underwater stumbles and doesn't recover.
Without getting into spoiler territory, when the creatures are finally, fully revealed, they lose their fear factor proving that what's scarier is our imagination. Faced with the knowledge of what these creatures are and what they represent kind of undoes all the good work the filmmakers did in getting us to this point.
Sadly, while there's a lot of build-up, the pay off is ultimately not worth it.
Underwater has a tiny cast, with only six principal members. I was nervous to spend an entire movie with both Kristen Stewart and T.J. Miller driving things but they're performances are actually amongst the best in the film.
Stewart manages to tap into a primal, survival instinct that gives Nora some realism, vulnerability and strength. We're watching Underwater through her eyes for the most part and she does well to carry that weight. Likewise, Miller's brand of slacker smart-ass actually plays well in Underwater and he brings much-needed levity and fun to proceedings.
Cassel is great, as you'd expect from an actor of his pedigree. Even though he's starring in a nonsense movie with nonsense lines, he delivers them with earnest truth. The other actors are given far less to work with and disappear into the background for much of the film, though Jessica Henwick's Emily suffers the worst.
Emily is the token scared, panicky female which becomes annoying before her first scene is even finished. Later, she also has the honour of saying the film's worst line. You'll know it when you hear it.
Visually, I really enjoyed the murky, grimy look of Underwater. The scenes on the ocean floor were claustrophobic and terrifying while those inside the station had an industrial, almost space station quality to them. The visual effects don't look great but they're mostly quick shots of creatures or structures that don't give you a good chance to study them.
I also appreciated the use of shakycam throughout. It gives Underwater the feeling of a found-footage film, without it being one. We're also frequently viewing the action from the first-person perspective which really makes you feel the claustrophobia and fear of being 7 miles underwater with nowhere to go.
It's not the most cerebral film and the ending is certainly a let-down but Underwater delivers some good scares, decent action and plenty of thrills. If that's what you're into, then Underwater is something to check out.
Leo Stevenson attended a screening of Underwater as a guest of 20th Century Studios.
PowerUp! Reviews
Movie title: Underwater
Movie description: A crew of underwater researchers must scramble to safety after an earthquake devastates their subterranean laboratory.
Director(s): William Eubank
Actor(s): Kristen Stewart, Vincent Cassel, Jessica Henwick, John Gallagher, Jr., Mamoudou Athie, Gunner Wright, T. J. Miller
Falls apart in the final Act - 5/10
Great work by Stewart and Miller - 8/10
Claustrophobic, tense and scary - 9/10
Pokémon: Mewtwo Strikes Back – Evolution is a CG remake of the first Pokémon movie, coming to Netflix
Rainbow Six Siege Six Invitational 2020 starts on February 7, all details here


I decided on Monday that I deserved a little misery, so I took Hayden for a professional haircut. The quick and dirty chop job I gave him a few weeks ago was passable but growing out kind of crazy. I picked him up from school while my mom watched Hadley and we went and had poor Travis the Barber take a shot at Hayden's hair. We had to sit in the waiting area for about 5 minutes and during that time Hayden was staring with big eyes at the other men having their hair buzzed with the hair buzzers. He wouldn't let me touch him and he was shaking like a leaf--I have never seen him like that. He was clinging to his baggies of Oreo balls and Cheezits--the bribes. But he walked to the chair and sat in my lap and let Travis put the capes on us, and then, wonder of wonders, he let Travis cut his hair without screaming! He wasn't very happy during the process, but he was quiet and he let Travis give him a full haircut, which was a first.
We have this ball popper that shoots plastic balls up in the air. I'm not sure what makes the thing work (most likely the 4 D batteries I put in it and what sounds like a hairdryer motor inside) but it doesn't just shoot plastic balls. Hayden likes to put everything in it--binkies, trains, and most recently Cheerios. Which shoot all over the house since they are so light. He loads the popper up with Cheerios and then pushes the go button and happy ice cream truck music plays and the Cheerios start flying straight up in the air. It is sort of like a pinata because then Hayden and Hadley scavenge the Cheerios off the floor and eat them.
Me: Hayden, do you have poop in your pants?
Me: Ok. Must be Hadley, I'll go change her pants, I smell a stinker.
Me: No you don't want me to change her pants either? No, she doesn't have poop in her pants? Somebody stinks, I'm changing pants.
Hysteria ensues. I change her pants anyway, and she indeed was the culprit, not Hayden.
I wrote a long post but my computer didn't save it, so here is the abbreviated version: Hadley is officially walking now! She can take up to 5 steps at a time. Life will get even crazier I suppose. And I guess I should buy her some shoes finally! She is not feeling great, but I shouldn't complain because in all of her 9 months she has never actually been sick if you can believe that. She has a runny nose but she is mostly her usual self. No ear infection yet.
Hayden has been a pill lately, the terrible twos are seemingly endless. He is such a loving little boy though. I will spare the long story of Hayden's and my adventure on Saturday morning, but the gist of it is that 2 year olds and 2 hour lectures on CPR don't mix.
We are trying to prepare for our week in North Carolina--we leave next Friday! Hopefully by then the weather will warm up there so we won't have any trouble flying in. We talk with Hayden every day about flying in the "pane" to see Nana and Pop!
Little Hadley is a tough little girl. She had her 9 month checkup today and was the happiest little thing, smiling at everyone and carrying on. I thought she might change her tune when we went in for the anemia test where they prick the finger and squeeeze the blood out into a vial for what seems like eternity. Hadley didn't even flinch or cry or even give notice when the lady pricked her finger or began to squeeze the life out of her tiny finger. I should have known. When we brought her home from the hospital after she was born she was jaundiced and we had to take her every single day for 8 days to the doctor to be weighed and get a heel stick to test her blood for the jaundice level. She got so used to that routine and the heel stick that she didn't even cry about that. Tough like daddy is what I told her, since poor daddy sticks his finger umpteen times a day to check his bloodsugar. Anyway, Hadley had a great checkup. The doctor was pleased that Hadley had taken some steps over the weekend--although she only took one step 3 separate times, that seemed good for a not-yet-nine-month-old.
Hayden had a haircut this weekend finally! Although it was the home haircut variety, so it looks a little jacked up. I bribed him with "oreo balls" and cut his hair with the blunt safety scissors. Hayden has a cute bedtime routine, but it is a little exhausting at the same time. Once he is finally in bed and we have each given him three kisses, we tell him bye bye and he says bye bye and then we say i love you and then he says love.
Since Hadley eats Cheerios, we seem to have Cheerios all over the house. Hayden now wants to eat them, Abby eats them, they're everywhere. Wherever I walk I crunch Cheerios. They are probably ground down into my carpet with I don't even want to think about what else.
We bought a new personal DVD player today, our old one is dead. I wanted to get it well in advance of our spring break trip to North Carolina so that Hayden could get used to watching Thomas the Train on it with headphones for the airplane. At first he wouldn't let me touch him with the headphones, then I plugged in both pairs and put some on my head and then he decided it was ok to try them out. I let Hadley come up next to him for a minute or two and she was transfixed with Thomas. She doesn't get to watch TV yet so she was mesmerized. I hope for the sake of our fellow spring break travelers that the DVD player will be some sort of miracle.
Hadley does a new funny thing in her highchair. She huffs, and I don't mean hairspray or paint. When she wants a bite of her babyfood, she makes this indignant noise and flexes her arms and legs as if to say "i want my bite now or else". Hayden thinks it is funny so he imitates her noises and then we all start laughing and Hadley blows bananas all over herself.
Hayden has an interesting sense of direction. When we are in the car, he seems to know exactly where we are and where we are going--turn by turn--he is like my own personal OnStar system. When I turn onto Mopac (our only "big" road here in west Austin) he starts yelling "Target" and then he says "there it is, there it is" until we get to Target. When we go home from the HEB to get the mail, he tells me where he would like me to turn to get the mail, as there is more than one street we can take to get to the mailboxes. Then he says "mail" and "there it is, there it is" until we arrive at the boxes. Same goes for driving to his school or Nannie's house or the library (bee-berry says Hayden).
Hayden and Hadley continue to be little magnets to each other. They are all over each other while they play on the floor. Hadley steals Hayden's Nillas and milk incessantly. Hayden steals her toys and won't let her play with anything. If Hayden builds a block tower, she knocks it over and he goes bonkers and pitches a fit. If he builds something with Bristle Blocks, she wrecks it and he starts screaming. Then he wants her to crawl back to his room, only she doesn't seem to care what he wants her to do. But eventually she crawls after him and we go and fight over toys in each of their rooms for awhile. It is like an all day wrestling match on the floor and my job is to referee and pull them apart...only they stay apart for maybe 4 seconds and then they are back together in the middle fighting it out over half of a plastic Easter egg that was in a Halloween bucket that seems very important to both of them.
Hayden sings Skip to My Lou, Row Row Row Your Boat, The Ants go Marching, and ABC these days. They are his favorites. They both like Head Shoulders Knees and Toes. Today is Hayden's school Valentines party, but I'm not going till the end after the debacle of the Christmas party in December. He wanted to leave the party immediately when I arrived, so I won't be making that mistake again by showing up. Hadley and I will go to the gym today, she is doing great there in the nursery. Hayden is still a no-go at the gym, but we are still working on that.


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Quick news: PSA CEO to step down, Seat energy drive, Citroen C1 trim
Internet reports suggest that current PSA Peugeot-Citroen CEO Philippe Varin is to step down next year, while the Citroen C1 gets a revised specification
Carlos Tavares will replace Current PSA Peugeot-Citroen CEO Philippe Varin when he steps down next year, say reports
New range-topping Citroen C1 Platinum replaces older VTR+ specification
Seat has installed 53,000 solar panels at its Martorell plant
Current PSA Peugeot-Citroen CEO Philippe Varin is to step down next year, according to media reports. According to insiders, Varin plans to hire ex-Renault COO Carlos Tavares as his replacement. PSA is continuing talks with Dongfeng to buy a stake in the business.
Trim levels for the Citroen C1 have been revised. A new range-topping Platinum trim, available from £10,345, replaces the older VTR+ trim level, while new Edition trim - available from £9670 - replaces VTR specification. The entry-level C1 VT remains, priced at £8095.
Seat has installed 53,000 solar panels at its production plant in Martorell in a bid to make the factory more energy efficient. The manufacturer says its project will save thousands of tonnes of CO2 per year, and will generate up to 15m kWh annually.
The Citroën C1 is the cheapest of the C1-107-Aygo triplets. The city car is cute, but noisy and basic
LP in Brighton
How many more C1 facelifts
How many more facelift / spec changes must the C1 / 107 / Aygo trio endure before the next generation model appears? I'm sure that the existing model is a good prospect at £6000 or so, but you'd have to be mad to spend more on the outgoing model.

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// Licensed to the .NET Foundation under one or more agreements.
// The .NET Foundation licenses this file to you under the Apache 2.0 License.
// See the LICENSE file in the project root for more information.

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace IronPythonTest.Util {
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        public TestManifest(Type parent) {
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Created story and multiplayer levels.


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1st.One (stylized as First.One) is a Filipino boy band formed and trained by the Seoul-based talent management company FirstOne Entertainment, consisting Ace, Max, Alpha, J, Joker, and Jayson. The group debuted on July 31, 2020 with their single "You Are the One (Ttak Maja Nuh)".

Name
The name FirstOne was taken from the name of their entertainment, FirstOne's Company in South Korea.

2015–2019 member search
The group members were trained individually for three years before they debuted and launched as 1st.One. The leader of 1st.One, Ace, was a singer in the Philippines before he turned out to be part of the group. Ace had been part and the representative of the KBS Kpop World Festival in 2015. Under his real name, he released a song "Blow the Night Away", and it was followed by "Ikaw Pa Rin" and "Giliw" through Star Music.

The last member that joined the group was Jayson. He trained for 2 years. Ace, Alpha, Max, and Joker were part of the group "VJBros", a dance cover group that performed at the 28th Philippine-Korea Cultural Exchange Festival on September 28, 2019.

On November 10, 2019, they were the grand winners at Seoul Music Awards Philippines, "Dance To Your Seoul" dance battle.

2020–2021: Debut
Shortly before their initial debut on July 31, 2020, 1st.One performed at the 29th Seoul Music Awards with several well-known K-pop artists such as Taeyeon, Red Velvet, NCT, Twice, Monsta X, and many others. 1st.One made history by being the first Filipino boy group to perform at the Seoul Music Awards in South Korea. They worked with Korean songwriters and producer for their debut song which is "You Are The One (Ttak Maja Nuh)". Docskim, a producer who worked with Big Hit Entertainment for BTS' songs, helped create their debut song.  Shin Minchu, a composer who is known for his song "Paradise" and was used on a Korean drama series "Boys Over Flower" and a former member of the group, T-Max. And Ryu.D, a choreographer, worked with big groups from South Korea like NCT127, BTS, EXO, StrayKids, and NU'EST.

Debuted on July 31, 2020, with their single "You Are The One (Ttak Maja Nuh)" reached almost 900,000 views on YouTube.

In 2021, planned to have a project World Tour Concert 'Kpop x Ppop Showcase' along with other K-Pop groups that are managed and handled by FirstOne Entertainment.

On August 31, 2021 the group released their second single for their official comeback. In this single, Gift appeared as the seventh and special member of the group.

2022: Official comeback, PPOPCON, Tugatog
On the evening of December 31, it was announced that the group would make their official comeback in January 2022, after a year of waiting for their official comeback.

On January 15, they officially released their third single and comeback single "Shout Out", the single was written by 1st.One Ace, composed and arranged by Great Brothers and Ragoon.

On March 31, the group signed a contract with Warner Music Philippines as the distributor of their albums and songs. In a statement, Firstone Entertainment said that it has partnered with Warner Music Philippines to manage the rising P-pop boy group.

On April 10, the group performed at 2022 PPOPCON as the main performer, with special member, Gift as the seventh member of the group at the Araneta City.

On April 12, it was announced that 1st.One will perform in SM Mall of Asia at the 2022 Tugatog Music Festival to be held on July 15, 2022 with idol groups MNL48, Alamat, BINI, BGYO, LITZ, Ppop Generation, Press Hit Play, and VXON as the first batch announced.

On August 26, 1st.One released its road-to-comeback single "Turn Up". The group was all involved in the creative process of the track. Ace, the group leader, wrote the lyrics, and Max, one of the main vocalists, did the lyrics proofing. The other members co-wrote the rap parts.

November 29, the group pop-rock single "Shout Out," debuted at the 13th spot on the Billboard Hot Trending Song (HTS). Before the day ended, "Shout Out" bested all other songs worldwide as it snatched the coveted number 1 spot on the 24-hour real-time ranking. This triumph makes 1stOne the second Filipino act to enter Billboard's HTS chart. 1stOne now joins the P-Pop supergroup SB19 on the milestone, the first artist to invade the international music tabulation phenomenally.

Artistry

Influences
The group admires singers such as Michael Jackson, Gary Valenciano, Backstreet Boys, and NSYNC.

Members
Current
 Ace  – leader and main vocalist
 Max – main vocalist
 Alpha – main rapper
 Joker – lead vocalist
 J - lead rapper
 Jayson - sub-rapper

Special
 Gift

Discography

Singles

Promotional singles

Filmography

Music videos

Television

Awards and nominations

References

Filipino boy bands
Filipino pop music groups
Musical groups from Metro Manila
Musical groups established in 2020
2020 establishments in the Philippines
Warner Music Philippines artists
English-language singers from the Philippines

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Sharm El Sheikh has more than 40 different dive sites, our instructor will guide you around some of the best.
We organize day diving trips to the most famous dive sites such as Ras Mohammed National Marine Park, Tiran Island reefs, wrecks of the Thistlegorm and Dunraven and the trip to Dahab (Blue Hole).
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Guess what? The IRS doesn't charge you anything to file your taxes online. Aren't your taxes high enough already without having to pay to file too? In fact you've probably already paid for the online website that the IRS uses many times over. The cost of your taxes is the fee that you've paid to use this service. It is in your best interest as a taxpayer to use it. Until you do you won't know what you're missing. It was created for the taxpayers to make filing taxes easier. Paying taxes on line is much cheaper than mailing your taxes as you will still have the cost of your postage stamp.
If you are in a special segment of the population you might even get additional help to complete your taxes as well. The elderly, lower income, military and disabled earners get special rights from the IRS. While it doesn't cost anything for any group they also get free assistance to complete their tax forms as well. This is a benefit for any person as you can be anywhere and as long as you have a computer and access to the internet you can file your taxes. We have taken paying taxes to a whole new level.
The first time you apply online you aren't quite sure what to expect. But when you get your refund back months earlier than previous tax filings you know that is what you are going to do again. If you know anyone that is still using snail mail to file try to convince them of the benefits. And if they need help you can always show them what they need to do. If they are elderly you might have a harder time as they might not be too quick to change what is ingrained in their psyche.
The IRS online filing system is probably one of the better inventions created by the government. Why can't everything be that easy? Whoever came up with that idea need to come up other ways to improve our lives in dealing with the government. Thought it would be even better if no one had to pay any taxes it all. We cannot have a perfect world. But we can always dream.


It always seems that portable tools lose out on the quality of their bulkier counterparts. That is not the case with the Brady BMP21 printer, as it is specifically designed to be rugged and precise without having to be tied down to a work bench. All-Spec Industries is very excited to carry this printer, as it is looking to be a rather impressive machine.
One of the defining traits of the BMP21 is the durability of its labels. Brady put a lot of effort into making the labels last as long as possible. According to their site, the labels are built to last for years in both indoor and outdoor environments, as well as in extreme temperatures.
Not only are the labels durable, but they are very flexible in what you can print on them. The BMP21 is able to print out a wide variety of labels, from simple text to UPC's. It also has two buttons on the grip to activate the cutter and once cut, the label doesn't fall out of the device. This makes the device convenient to use while decreasing operator fatigue.
If you would like to learn more about the BMP21 portable label printer make sure to check out Brady's video on the product. If you already own this printer, make sure to leave a comment below to let us know how it works for you!
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Warm and dry weather in many areas of the province has allowed Saskatchewan producers to combine nine per cent of the 2011 crop. Eighteen per cent is swathed or ready to straight-cut, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture's weekly Crop Report.
The five-year (2006-2010) provincial average for this time of year is 10 per cent combined and 17 per cent swathed or ready to straight-cut. Harvest has progressed most in the southwest where 21 per cent of the crop has been combined.
Sixty-four per cent of the winter wheat, 69 per cent of the fall rye, 37 per cent of the lentils, 34 per cent of the field peas, five per cent of the canola and six per cent of the mustard have been combined. Thirty-five per cent of the canola, 23 per cent of the mustard, five per cent of the spring wheat and oats, seven per cent of the durum and 12 per cent of the barley are swathed or ready to straight-cut.
The majority of crop damage is due to wind, insects and hail.
Pasture conditions across the province are rated as 11 per cent excellent, 68 per cent good, 19 per cent fair and two per cent poor. Ninety-nine per cent of livestock producers have indicated they have adequate livestock water supplies.
Across the province, topsoil moisture on cropland is rated as three per cent surplus, 74 per cent adequate, 22 per cent short and one per cent very short. Hay land and pasture topsoil moisture is rated as one per cent surplus, 72 per cent adequate, 26 per cent short and one per cent very short.
Farmers are busy swathing, combining and hauling bales.


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Colin Firth, star of the major new film 'Love Actually', has condemned the Botswana government's eviction of the Gana and Gwi Bushmen from the Central Kalahari Game Reserve.
'Love Actually', tipped by UK newspaper 'The Sun' as 'the best Brit flick ever', opens today. Colin Firth has previously starred in 'Bridget Jones's Diary', 'The English Patient', and the BBC dramatisation of 'Pride and Prejudice'.
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Woman Punches Mountain Lion Trying To Save Her Dog
Woman Punches Mountain Lion Trying To Save Her Dog Pixabay/NBC4
A brave dog owner from Southern California desperately tried to save her pet from an attacking mountain lion, by punching it in the face.
The woman, who has not been named, resorted to punching and scratching the wild animal as she attempted to pry her miniature schnauzer from its jaw.
Sadly, the pet owner's attempts were unsuccessful, and she was unable to save her beloved dog, Pumbaa.
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Sargeant Keith Eisenhour told NBC4:
She obviously cared about her dog very much, as all dog owners do.
She tried to fend the animal off by punching it, elbowing it and tried to pry its jaws open.
The pet owner's brother, called Brian, explained how his sister had been woken up by Pumbaa at around 2am. Believing he needed to go to the toilet, she opened the door to let him out, which is when she first saw the mountain lion.
She jumped on the mountain lion and tried to pry its jaws open to save her dog because she loves her dog so much.
Woman Punches Mountain Lion Trying To Save Her Dog NBC Los Angeles
A second officer, Commander Adam Darough, told the Ventura City Star that when he and his colleague arrived at the scene, they found the animal eating the pet dog in the yard before it ran off into nearby hills.
The attack took place around 35 miles northwest of downtown Los Angeles in the Indian Hills neighbourhood.
Simi Valley police confirmed they responded to two separate incidents of mountain lion sightings that night. A second dog, a Havanese, was attacked earlier in the evening but fortunately survived and was taken to a veterinary hospital for treatment, according to ABC7.
Earlier in the week, there were reports of a mountain lion in the Simi Valley area, which prompted police to use a helicopter to search the area with animal control officers.
After the reports, police issued a public safety alert saying there had been multiple sightings of the creature, advising residents to 'please make sure your animals are indoors'.
A spokesperson for the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, Ana Beatriz Cholo, told Ventura City Star that attacks like the one on Pumbaa are very, very rare.
Rest in peace, Pumbaa.
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Mountain lion kills dog in Simi Valley backyard, returns to neighborhood a day later
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Abstract: We present a set of interactive 3D visualizations, designed to explore oil/gas reservoir simulation post-processing models. With these visualizations we aim to provide reservoir engineers with better access to the data within their 3D models. We provide techniques for exploring existing oil well trajectories, and for planning future wells, to assist in decision making. Our approach focuses on designing visualization techniques that present the necessary details using concepts from information visualization. We created three new visualization variations - lollipop-up, information circles and path indicator,which present well trajectory specific information in different visual formats. Our paper describes these visualizations and discusses them in context of our exploratory evaluation.
S. Somanath, N. Sultanum, J. Medeiros, E. Vital Brazil, S. Carpendale, E. Sharlin, C.M.D.S. Freitas, E. Mackay, M. Costa Sousa, "Interactive 3D Modeling and Visualization of Well Configurations and Trajectories in Reservoir Simulation Post-Processing", GeoConvention 2012: Vision, Calgary, Alberta. Extended abstract and poster.


Well, I don't know if it was just low expectations following last week's flattish effort (and previous two-parters stinking the place up), but I ended up rather enjoying that. Not sure it all quite hung together, but there were a lot of very pleasing bits - not least the fact the Sontarans are rather interesting all of a sudden, aren't they?
Sontarans aside, there was a lot for oldies and newbies to go 'squeeeee' over, here, not least Martha's return (and what 12-year-old boys will forever refer too as the, ahem, 'cloning scene'). UNIT! With Greyhound call signals! A teleport! Bernard Cribbins! UNIT!!
All right, they're not quite the 1970s' UNIT (or was it the '80s?), but having them around is just good, and raises loads of interesting questions about the Doctor: just what was our freewheeling wanderer in space and time doing, chucking his lot in with the Establishment? He doesn't do salutes, or orders, or guns… except in the latter case, especially, he does. And has.
This season is showing how Tennant's magnetic Doctor is as likely to repel as attract. Is it that he 'doesn't do' families (units?)… or that he can't? Why remind soldiers prepared to salute him (and even blimmin' Donna!) he's a genius? They know: they've got the files. Why bully the (admittedly really-slappable) teen genius, who he clearly empathises with? Can't he get a reaction any other way?
'A face-changer', Staal calls him, and that's close. The Doctor himself is an actor on a stage, entering, exiting, trying stuff on to get what he wants, and messing it up, a lot, where humans are involved. He doesn't 'get' that Donna is just popping home: he's ready with a stagy leaving speech. Donna and Grandad know each other; who does the Doctor know like that? And Donna and Martha bond quickly - so secure in each other that Martha gives the new companion what she needs most: a warning.
Anyway, next time: The Sonatarans are buying, what's your poison?
A CASUAL glance at my contract reminds me that, as part of my role as Evening Post Scientific Adviser/ Mysterious Projection From The Future With Special Responsibility For Alerting Mankind to Impending Doom (hey, it pays the rent), I'm meant to give you a heads-up about the Sontarans, who begin their two-part invasion of the airwaves on Saturday, weather permitting.
Allow me to apologise, then, because they're already here, built for war and deeply embedded in the listings magazines and telly previews. You can hardly have missed their piggy little eyes staring out at the newsstand, and the fact that Sontarans are nasty, brutish and short… and look very like baked potatoes.
Look, I'm only saying it before some other scoundrel does - don't imagine the chip-loving Doctor will let the resemblance lie. In fact, the Sontarans pretty much define 'chippy'. Locked in an aeons-long war with the Rutans (who for their part look like manky cabbages; think of the money you're gonna save on action figures, Whokids), all they're interested in is a) battle and b) victory, and not necessarily in that order, either. A bunch of slightly-Cockney Sontarans (imagine the Mitchell bruvvers in dwarf star-alloy survival suits) even had the neck - well, not neck… even had the cheek to invade Gallifrey back in 1978, with a view to conquering all of space and time, forever, in one go.
3) They're clones, but did once have a primary and secondary reproductive systems. Too much info?
4) Even these relentless warriors need to 'recharge their life source' now and again when operating outside their regular environment. Aw, diddums, etc, etc; try telling your own boss that, next time you throw a sickie!
7) In the Sontaran Experiment (1975) they assessed a post-apocalypse Earth's suitability for invasion by carrying out cruel tests on surviving humans; one poor sap had to eat 50 eggs in an hour. Sick.
10) Beans and cheese £1.50, tuna/mayo and coleslaw 10p extra.
*Advice not legally binding in event of actual Sontaran invasion.
A slip in the snow?
The Sensorites: a harmless little first Doctor potboiler from 1964 set on the Sense-Sphere (a planet rich in Molybdenum as I remember it, if you're thinking of going). It's wholly appropriate it got a namecheck here, because Planet of the Ood is just such a harmless little potboiler. Okay, it's not Blink, but it's not Dragonfire either - it's one of the many Who adventures that make you think nothing much more than 'Nnnyeah…', while still entertaining every right-thinking person in the house and raining fire on whatever the commercial stations have reheated to insult the brain.
Talking of which… was it, in parts, a mite over-icky for a teatime slot? The schedulers have been meddling unnecessarily, anyway, but should the villain be sneezing his grey matter up and exposing his tentacles when there's still daylight creeping over the top of the front room curtains? You can't help thinking the rabid Ood was a bit too 28 Days Later for a six-year-old, say.
Not that the Watcher secretly serves the Church of Mary Whitehouse or anything; raised on fishfinger sandwiches and the Brain of Morbius, we think it's wholly brilliant that there's literally a great, pink, throbbing brain at the centre of things, and that if pushed, it will absorb you, secret-goodie or not. And the Klineman Halpen reveal at the end was priceless, as was Tim McImpossibletotype's performance - just the kind of well-judged casting and playing that can inflect a so-so story with colour and dimension. He sloughed the old scalp off like a banana skin.
Heads, er, hats off to Graeme Harper too, a director who just gets Doctor Who. The grappling hook chase was briskly done, as was the sales pitch intercut with the Ood hunt - beats, angles, cuts: that's how you tell a story.
But there was unevenness here: the body-horror seemed a tad overdone, yet the moral conclusions wouldn't have satisfied an MI:High viewer. Slavery bad, service industry soul-destroying, capitalists grasping and uncaring. Er, we know! The real shocks were Donna's upset at the crushing unfairness of the Universe (was she expecting something else? Is she losing faith after three episodes proper?) and the Doctor admitting it's sometimes better not to know what's right and wrong. Eh?! He can be a cold, dark one, sometimes, this Tenth.
Some of you thought Tennant was a bit too shouty last week (maybe…), but he's every inch the Doctor now, is he not? Time served in potboilers is part of the job description, and he's an all-time top-three Doc, we're saying.
Anyway, next time: cover your probic vents, they're sending in the clones - it's the return of the Sontarans.
I've just checked in The Shadow Proclamation, and I'm allowed to say this: the Fires of Pompeii rocked ('Stone me!' is the banned one).
Having gone to all the trouble of going to Rome's Cinecitta for filming (even timing their arrival to coincide with an unexpected disaster in the shape of a fire, aptly enough), you sort of assumed the production crew would make it all look brilliant, but hang on; let's not speed past that last thought - it all looked absolutely brilliant. "Sumptuous," according to the Watcher's assistant, and she's not wrong. From the dappled dust and sunlight of the opening scenes to the TARDIS/Vesuvius/The Ordinary Family Lives! tableau at the close, this was perhaps the best-looking bit of Who ever served up (but over to you).
Ordinary folks anchor so much of the new series, of course, and the bit-too-soapy comings and goings of Caecilius and clan early on made one cry out for a 24-megaton firecracker, the sooner the better (I always felt the same when the TARDIS landed on the Powell estate, mind). And yet… James Moran's RTD-guided script did actually make one care, and gave a human dimension to the historical pyrotechnics. Okay, Peter Capaldi, and baddie Phil Davis (and That Woman Out Of Howard's Way) didn't have that much to do, but what they did do was fine, and the fact they're there speaks volumes for the new show's pulling power.
Nice nods to the old show, too: coin behind the ear? Hello, third Doctor! Incongruous police box as modern art? Hello, City of Death! Loopy-looking seers hoofing round a flame? You're not the Sisterhood of Karn in disguise, are you? No, you're the Sibylline Sisterhood, and you're right to say there's something on Donna's back: flippin' critics. So many seemed ready to hate Tate from the get-go, but this episode really underlines Donna's qualities: heart, guts, and conscience, all brilliantly evoked by the actress. She really gets the Doctor - "You fought them off with a water-pistol! I bloomin' love you! - and he needs her; he admitted it!
Good to see in the coda that the citizens of the Rome AD 80 quite rightly worship the Doctor, too, even fitting a widescreen altarpiece - but how disappointing that the feckless son looks set to become an Aston Villa fan, judging by the colour of his toga. Some kind of Roman/Villa gag, is it, in a show packed with better ones?
Because it wasn't always like that. There were no 'watercooler moments' in – I pluck a date from the ether – 1987, for example (the year Pete Tyler died, right kids?); ask a colleague back then what they thought of Delta and the Bannermen last night and they'd reply: "I think you ought to kill yourself." Nowadays men, women - adults - wax about the way David Tennant puts his glasses on. But be assured, when it came to seventh Doctor's spoons, it was no dice, conversation-wise.
No, there weren't watercooler moments. There were snatched - I hesitate to say furtive, but furtive - moments, mainly grabbed in playgrounds, libraries and canteen queues, brief sequences where fellow-travellers might share a muttered 'joke' about reversing the polarity of a broken tea urn, or some such. We saw, and understood in each other, the flatness after the fourth Doctor went; shared the same symptoms through the sixth Doctor era (headaches, mainly); were unsteadied by the mad gleaming joy of getting the novelisation of The Five Doctors before the show itself had even been on the blimmin' telly! I still get a weird feeling in the, er, tummy about that – the tingle of a bottled-up feeling with nowhere else to go (see also: Elisabeth Sladen).
It was torture on the old love life, actually, especially in The Teen Years. Three moments grabbed from the vortex (humour me): a too-involved discussion of thermodynamics on a bus that ultimately 'forced' a feeling-left-out girlfriend into the arms of a trumpeter; a rather-too-casually-left-about copy of Revenge of the Cybermen scuppering a lunchtime tryst; and a horrible, cringe-making scene that went: 'MustyoureadDoctorWhoMagazinewhenyou'resupposedtobewatchingmeplaytennisGodyou'resoembarrassingIhateyou (In fact, girls turned out be vastly overrated, anyway; but still).
No, I don't know from where this Who love sprang; first memories, unlocked by expensive medical experts, show a confused picture of the third Doctor fleeing giant bats in a haunted house and falling headlong down a creaking staircase, landing, heroic but broken, only to regenerate into… Captain Kirk. Needless to say that never happened, not on Sol 3 telly anyway, and is not, in fans' parlance, canonical; but it's etched in the old tablets nonetheless.
I think it all started there… but then, I don't remember the moment I 'picked' my football team, either, and regard those that do with a deep suspicion. Sometimes stuff – the good stuff – finds you. And it's a lifelong affair from then. Over the years, we Doctor Who fans have seen it all: some amazing Saturday afternoons, especially in the seventies, with famous victories and bitter defeats; brilliant signings; strange managerial decision, and appalling tactical gaffes (Tegan, Adric and Nyssa?!); flat midweek action; misguided foreign interference; relegation and - ulp - administration… Exterminated. Us, of all people.
Still, I'm not bitter - far from it. There's new money in the club - the, er, show - now, and everybody's a fan. Good. Very, very occasionally you might find me browsing for... well, let's say special interest DVDs (all right: Doctor Who DVDs), and some young scamp will push past and tell his mum how this DVD is the one with the old Doctor - that's Christopher Eccleston - and the Slitheen from ages and ages ago, but could he have £13.99 to complete his collection anyway?
No, the important things is the adventure is still unfolding; next Saturday night, and the Saturday after, and after that, and after that, forward, backwards, sidewards, courtesy of the old timey-wimey stuff. Anything and everything could happen.


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About our kennel
Our kennel
About the Shikoku
Shikoku Standard
Our Shikokus
Zui
Suzu
Shousei
of the Shikoku dog (四国犬)
the Japanese wolf
The Shikoku is the rarest and most primitive of the japanese breeds. It resembles a wolf, and legend has it that the breed has some wolf blood. This belief probably arose mainly from the dog's appearance, and from the fact that the wolf is thought to have survived longer on the island of Shikoku (the place of this dog's origin) than elsewhere in Japan.
The Shikoku does look fierce, almost wild. Its stride is smooth and swift like a wolf, and it's superb ability to leap makes it well suited to running through mountains and hills. It was protected and preserved for its skills in hunting (mainly wild boar) in the mountains and hills of the Shikoku Mountains in Kochi Prefecture. Shikoku Island is the smallest of Japans's four main islands, located southwest of the main island of Honshu. Present day Shikoku is made up of four prefectures, Ehime, Kagawa, Kōchi, and Tokushima.
The Tosa inu
The breed is also known as the Kochi inu, and was called Tosa inu in ancient times, but today it is called Shikoku ken to avoid confusion with another japanese breed, the Tosa fighting dog. The Shikoku is thought to have been one of the dogs used as a basic for the Tosa fighting dog, but its physical build is completely different from that of the Tosa as you can see on the photo on the right.
In the past, Shikoku lived with MATAGI (マタギ), or hunters, in parts of western and northern Shikoku (see image below). These are the areas of steep mountains ranges and difficult to access, which limited interbreeding between these different location, with the result that the breed became divided into several lineages.
At the time of the classification of the Shikoku as a breed, there were several 'types' from different regions on the island. The original lines of Shikoku were the Awa, Hongawa, Hata, and Uwajima (all named after the areas they originated from within Kochi prefecture). The Uwajima and and Hata were virtually indistinguishable and so from early on were lumped together as Hata. The Awa line essentially disappeared as a result of the hardships caused by World War II and a lack of quality specimens due to cross breeding with outside dogs. Leaving the Hongawa and Hata lines as the 2 bloodlines that make up the modern day Shikoku.
Each of these strains originally had distinctive features in terms of physical build, which probably arose in response to the region's different topographies (read more about this at the appearance page). Rugged terrain made many parts of Shikoku very difficult of access, resulting in the breed's having a high degree of purity. The fact that the bloodlines of these dogs could be traced historically through generations after generation led Nippo to make the Shikoku the basis for its Standard for all the Japanese breeds. The Shikoku is energetic and highly alert and requires hard outdoor exercise. It is capable of forming a close bond with its owner, provided that the owner is experienced at handling dogs. It's nature is to be loyal, independent,standoffish, and reserved. The coat of the Shikoku is double. The colour is usually sesame, or sometimes red, and very occasionally black and tan. The Shikoku was designated a Protected Species in 1937. It is almost unknown outside Japan.
Foundation Shikokus
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for the Hata-line
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Q: Add elements to set iteratively Suppose I have an array {1,2,3}, I have to add these elements to set like this
Pass 1: {1}, {2}, {3} (Adding sets of size 1 )
Pass 2: Pass1 + {1,2}, {1,3} , {2,3} (Combination of sets of previous pass and sets of size 2)
Pass 3: Pass2 + {1,2,3}

Finally my set should have {1},{2},{3}, {2,3},{1,3},{1,2},{1,2,3}
I tried to code this
void generateSets(int arr[], int size, int sum)
{
    set<set<int> > mySet;
    for(int i=0;i< size ; i++)
    {
        set< set<int> >::iterator iter;
        **for (iter = mySet.begin(); iter != mySet.end(); ++iter)
            {**
            set<int> s(*iter);
            for(int k=0;k<size; k++)
                    {
                s.insert(arr[k]);
                }
            mySet.insert(s);
        }
    }
}

I am not able to generate sets like what I have mentioned. Please someone can help me on this!!

A: The way to do it usually involves recursion or something similar.
The idea is to "let the recursion handle" subsets that do not include 1 element, and once you have it, you need to add the subsets that do include this element.
It should look similar to this: (this is a c++ like pseudo code, not a working code!)
//extend(set<set<int>>, int) is an auxilary function used by the main logic function
set<set<int>> extend(set<set<int>> original, int e) {
   set<set<int>> result = new set<set<int>>();
   for each set<int> s in original {
       tempSet = s.clone();
       tempSet.add(e);
       result.add(tempSet);
   }
   return result;
}

//this is the main logic function
set<set<int> > findSets(int[] arr, int size) {
   if (size == 0) return new set<set<int>>(new set<int>()); //return a set containing only an empty set
   set<set<int>> results = new set<set<int>>(); //result set
   results = findSets(arr,size-1); //all subsets without element arr[n-1], using recursion.
   results.union(extend(results,arr[size-1]); //add all subsets containing arr[n-1]
   return results;
}

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Rajasthan Dream Vacations
4 Nights 5 Days Jaipur-Ranthambore Tour
Cuddled up in the eastern zone of Rajasthan, Sawai Madhopur is one of the prominent conurbations of Rajasthan. Popularly known as the 'Gateway to Ranthambore', the town has seen many historic episodes and reigns. Sawai Madhopur has partly plain and partly undulating hilly terrain. Surrounded by Vindhyas & Aravalis, this place is a treat for adventure enthusiasts as well as the ones with a fascination for history, with the Ranthambore National park- the most renowned national park in northern India and the Ranthambore Fort which was recently included in the list of UNESCO's World Heritage sites, being the main attractions.
Day 1: Arrival at Jaipur and full day sightseeing
Our representative will receive you at Jaipur airport / railway station. You will then check-in in the hotel. Later we will proceed for Jaipur local sightseeing. Overnight stay will be at Jaipur.
Amber Fort: Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it was the bastion of the Kachwahas of Amber, until the capital was moved to the plains, to what is today Jaipur. The palace, located in craggy hills, is a beautiful melange of Hindu and Mughal styles.
City Palace: Located deep within the walled city, the City Palace Complex was conceived and built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, the founder of Jaipur. A beautiful fusion of Mughal and Rajput architecture, the palace is still home to the last ruling royal family which lives in a private section of the palace.
Jantar Mantar: Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jantar Mantar in Jaipur is considered to be the largest of the five astronomical observatories built by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II, the founder of Jaipur. It contains sixteen geometric devices, designed to measure time, track celestial bodies and observe the orbits of the planets around the sun. It also houses the Interpretation Centre that helps the tourists to understand about the working principles & chronolgy of the observatory.
Hawa Mahal: Hawa Mahal, literally the Palace of Winds, was built in 1799 by the poet king Sawai Pratap Singh as a summer retreat for him and his family. It also served as a place where the ladies of the royal household could observe everyday life without being seen themselves. This unique five-storey structure is a blend of Hindu and Islamic architecture, and the exterior, with its small latticed windows (called jharokhas), resembles the crown of Lord Krishna.
Nahargarh Fort: Nahargarh Fort sits proudly on a ridge of the Aravalli Hills, creating an impressive northern backdrop to the city of Jaipur. It was constructed during the reign of Jai Singh in 1734, and was later expanded in 1868. Nahargarh, which means abode of tigers, was a formidable barrier, defending Jaipur against attacking enemies. The fort looks brilliant when floodlit at night. Overlooking the city, it presents a glittering view of the city lights.
Day 2: Jaipur full day sightseeing
After breakfast, we will start our Jaipur full day sightseeing.
Birla Mandir: The Lakshmi-Narayan Temple, or the Birla Temple, as it is more popularly known as, is located at the base of Moti Dungari. Built on an elevated platform, this comparatively modern temple is built entirely of white marble and dominates the skyline of south Jaipur. The temple was commissioned and built by renowned Indian industrialists, the Birlas, in 1988. The temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, also called Narayan, and his companion, Lakshmi, the Goddess of wealth and good fortune. The temple is a work of art and has a marvellous display of exquisite carvings and sculptures covering many mythological themes.
Jal Mahal: One of the most wonderful sights in Jaipur is the beautiful Jal Mahal or Lake Palace. The light, sand coloured stone walls and the deep blue of the water make for a wonderful contrast. The palace appears to float in the centre of Man Sagar Lake, where its magnificent exteriors can be enjoyed by tourists.
Gaitor ki Chhatriya: Just off the Jaipur-Amber road is Gaitore, where the former Maharajas of Jaipur are entombed. The chhatris (cenotaphs), made of white marble display the distinctive Rajput style of architecture. The open pavilions with ornate domes are supported by delicately sculpted pillars. The crematorium is located in the middle of yellow sandstone hills. The décor and extravagance of a particular chattri is meant to reflect the stature and prowess of the ruler it contains. The most graceful and beautiful chattri at Gaitor is that of Maharaja Jai Singh with 20 carved pillars. Tourists are especially drawn towards it because of its intricate carvings.
Sisodia Rani Garden: Sisodia Rani Palace and Garden is located 8 kilometres from Jaipur on the Agra road. Laid out in Mughal style, it is painted with the legends of Radha and Krishna. The garden is multi-tiered and has fountains, water courses and painted pavilions. Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II built it for his Sisodia queen.
Galtaji / Monkey Temple: Galtaji is an ancient pilgrimage centre in Jaipur. Set amidst low hills and packed with locals and tourists alike, the attractive spot has temples, pavilions and holy kunds (natural springs and water tanks). Visitors to Galtaji will come across the complex of Ramgopalji temple, locally called the Monkey temple (Galwar Bagh). It gets this moniker because of a large group of resident monkeys. The green landscape and chattering monkeys add to the delight of the area. On top of the hill is a small temple dedicated to the sun god, called the Surya Mandir. Constructed by Diwan Kriparam, the temple can be seen from anywhere in the city.
Jawahar Circle: Honored as the largest circular park in Asia, Jawahar Circle is encompassed by a rose garden and offers a number of concentric jogging tracks, benches, and lush greenery.While the beautifully landscaped plantations and green areas of the park are enough to leave a visitor awed, the main attraction of the park has definitely got to be the Musical Fountain. The fountain creates spectacular shows with over 270 types of effects and over 300 colorful lights.
Albert Hall Museum: The building gets its name from The Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the inspiration for its design. The exquisitely built Albert Hall is housed in the centre of Ram Niwas Garden. Sir Swinton Jacob (who is also the mastermind behind many other palaces in Rajasthan) conceptualised and designed it using styles from the Indo-Sarcenic architecture and the Prince of Wales laid the foundation stone of the building in 1876. The museum displays a wide range of metal objects, wood crafts, carpets, stone and metal sculptures, arms and weapons, natural stones and ivory goods. It also houses a large collection of miniatures from Bundi, Kota, Kishangarh, Udaipur and Jaipur schools of art.
Day 3: Travel to Ranthambore
After breakfast, we will start our journey to Ranthambore. Upon arrival, you will check-in in the hotel and later in the day, we will visit Ranthambore Fort. Overnight stay will be at Ranthambore.
Ranthambore Fort: The noteworthy Ranthambore Fort was built by the Chauhan rulers in the 10th century. Due to its strategic location, it was ideal to keep the enemy at bay. The fort is also related to the historical legend of the royal women performing 'jauhar' (self-immolation) when the Muslim invader Alauddin Khilji laid siege on this fort in 1303. The fort is characterised by temples, tanks, massive gates and huge walls.
Day 4: Tiger Safari at Ranthambore
Early morning we will proceed for Tiger Safari. Overnight stay will be at Ranthambore.
Ranthambore National Park: Situated 14 km from Sawai Madhopur, the Ranthambore Park gets its name from the Ranthambore Fort situated within its boundaries. The National Park, situated amidst the Aravalis and Vindhya ranges is spreads over an area of 392 sq.km of thick forest punctuated with pleasant waterfalls. It is home to the elusive tiger, other animals found here include chinkara, sambhar, cheetal and over 300 species of birds.
Day 5: Travel back to Jaipur and departure
Our representative will see you off at Jaipur.
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Q: boto - copy snapshot to another region Any ideas on how to easily copy a snapshot to another region with boto?
You can easily do it through the management console - right clicking the snapshot, then "copy", then choosing your preferable region.
I hoped to have something similar with boto but couldn't find any.
Thanks

A: You can use the copy_snapshot() method in the EC2 module to copy snapshots within a region or between regions.  For example, if you had an existing snapshot in us-east-1 and you wanted to copy it to us-west-2 you could do this:
import boto.ec2

conn = boto.ec2.connect_to_region('us-west-2')
conn.copy_snapshot(source_region='us-east-1', source_snap_id='snap-12345678',
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see: boto.ec2.connection.EC2Connection.copy_snapshot

A: Faced a bug with boto3, as the destination region parameter gets skipped and it copies snapshots to same region itself.
EC2 Copy Snapshot Ignoring Destination Region Parameter
For this to work, lambda function can be created in destination region, but set the region parameter in the code to the source region where you have the snasphots.
region = 'eu-central-1'
ec = boto3.client('ec2',region_name=region)

def lambda_handler(event, context):
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    print (response)

Here, the lambda function is created in eu-west-1(Ireland), and SourceSnapshotId is a snap Id from eu-central-1(Frankfurt)


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REVIEW: 'Bridgerton' - Daphne and Eloise Try Their Best to Offer Hope to Marina and Penelope in 'Oceans Apart'
Netflix's Bridgerton - Episode 1.07 "Oceans Apart"
Amid accusations of lies and betrayal, a rift forms between the newlyweds, while a deception of another kind could besmirch the Bridgerton family name.
In 2019, the television industry aired 532 scripted shows across numerous outlets. The way people consume content now is different than it used to be. It happens according to one's own schedule. As such, it's less necessary to provide ample coverage of each episode in any given season from a show. Moreover, it is simply impossible to watch everything. As such, this site provides shorter episodic reviews in order to cover as many shows as possible. With all of that being said, here are my thoughts on the next episode of Netflix's Bridgerton.
"Oceans Apart" was written by Jay Ross & Abby McDonald and directed by Alrick Riley
Simon has been positioned as being directly responsible for all of the drama and strife that constantly consumes Daphne's life. She loves him fiercely. And yet, he continues to hurt her. That is the basic structure and understanding of this particular couple. It hasn't particularly been challenged in a meaningful way as the season has developed. It absolutely should. The roles should be reversed so that Daphne can deal with the ramifications of her actions as well. She has made mistakes but the narrative is constantly focused on presenting things from her perspective. As such, she feels entitled to her reactions because Simon is always in the wrong. He is the one who has made a tortured and wrought vow to never have children. She views that as completely silly and contradictory to the vow that they took during their wedding. She feels uninformed and blames everyone around her for not teaching her what she needed to know. She believes it was their responsibility to best prepare her for the world with reasonable expectations. Not everything will work out just because she has the best intentions. She saw the ideal version of marriage. Her parents gave her that goal. They didn't tell her how to find that and embrace it fully. All of the Bridgerton siblings suffer in that way. They feel the pressure to live up to these high expectations. The moment they even have a slight falter or are criticized they lash out because that suggestion cannot be acceptable. They have to be perfect. The world is forcing them to have changed perspectives. In fact, it's clear that Lady Bridgerton may be making up for her mistakes with Daphne in how she cares for Eloise. She understands that her children shouldn't embark on this journey of marriage until they are ready for all that it entails. And yet, Eloise is still willing to present herself in society because she feels a sense of duty to the queen. Of course, Queen Charlotte is impulsive and self-involved. She doesn't care about Eloise. She is simply amused by whomever can offer her personal details about Lady Whistledown. Eloise believes that finding this answer can save Penelope from a tarnished reputation. That's not how a functioning press should work in a society though. Sure, Lady Whistledown has done damage with what she has written. Her standards are questionable. But she has brought a valuable perspective to this world. It's one that people could interpret as vindictiveness. Eloise zeroes in on a suspect simply because of the proximity she had to the Featherington household. And yet, that offers no help to Marina. In fact, the narrative suggests that terrible choices are all that these characters can make at the moment. Daphne offers hope to Marina because of the influence she can command elsewhere. And yet, Marina is all too aware that that hope is fleeting. Daphne believing in the best may only lead to death. That could be the final outcome for Marina. Again, having the right intentions doesn't immediately make the world better. In fact, it highlights just how foolish people can be in believing that society will react how they want it to. Not everyone holds themselves to the same ideals. It's simply good enough to find love and embrace it no matter what. That's the way this show positions its stories especially when it comes to romance. It's a rather binary depiction of what is possible in a relationship. Daphne and Simon can either be happy or miserable. There is no middle ground for them. They can embrace what a married couple is expected to do. Or they can bitterly fight because that future is constantly denied to Daphne. That is important to her. And yes, the show has done very little to justify Simon's actions. His adherence to his vow to his father is so labored. It also suggests that he will magically change his mind after hearing Daphne's tears upon learning that she is not pregnant. He could change his life for her. The narrative could highlight the fundamental differences between the central pair. It's not all that interested in doing so. They fight. They have sex. It's all visual and reactionary. It doesn't delve deep into the psychology of this world and the people who have such vested interests in it. Plenty of joyous moments have occurred throughout this season. But it's also apparent that the show doesn't exactly want the audience to feel a certain way based on genuine character concerns and actions. It's just hitting various plot points beat to beat without creating a cohesive whole. That's devastating to an overall show. Fascinating things are absolutely present here. Love is so much more complicated and all-consuming than Daphne imagined. And yet, that point being hit over and over again just suggests that the show has nothing more to say about the subject or is really intrigued in depicting its protagonist in a complicated light.
Posted by Brett Hense at 1:00 PM
Labels: Bridgerton , Episodic Reviews , Netflix
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GB9 will release their a new song 'Propose' in 10 months.
GB9 returns with a warm proposal song like spring.
GB9 will release their new single "Propose" on April 8 through various online music websites. It has been 10 months since "We'd" released in May last year.
The new song "Propose" is a proposal song that he wants you to stay even if everything is gone, King Ming, Kim Dong hwi, and Min Yeon jae, who produced songs by talented singers such as 4man, K.Will and Ben.
GB9 said, "We hope you stay warm with your loved ones while listening to this spring with our new song. Please look forward to it," it is raising expectations for the new song.
GB9 ranked high on the music charts for each song he released, and "I hope it's breeze" took the music charts for a long time for a year and made headlines.


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Shenandoah National Park marks 100th birthday of the National Park Service
Shenandoah National Park extends an invitation to join us in celebrating the 100th birthday of the National Park Service this week.
As a birthday gift to everyone, the entrance fee to Shenandoah and all other national parks is waived from August 25 through August 28.
The National Park Service was born on August 25, 1916 when President Woodrow Wilson signed the legislation that created the National Park Service. Today, there are 412 national parks throughout the country and each one tells an important part of the American story. Some commemorate notable people and achievements, others conserve magnificent landscapes and natural wonders, and all provide a place to have fun and learn. Shenandoah National Park has many special activities planned during this special week to celebrate our milestone 100th birthday. All activities are free.
8:30 p.m., Big Meadows Amphitheater (mile 51 Skyline Drive)
"An Interview with Stephen Mather" features Shenandoah National Park Superintendent Jim Northup portraying Stephen Mather, the first director of the National Park Service, near the end of his stellar career in 1929. In this living history interpretive program, Park Ranger Michael Punches will portray a newspaper reporter asking questions about the many challenging issues regarding the formation and development of the National Park Service.
9:00 a.m., Loft Mountain Amphitheater (mile 79.5 Skyline Drive)
Coffee with the Superintendent – Join Superintendent Jim Northup for an informal gathering to chat about Shenandoah National Park.
10:00 a.m., Upper Hawksbill Parking Area (mile 46.7 Skyline Drive)
Centennial Hike: Hike to the Highest Peak – Explore a high-elevation forest on the way to the summit of Shenandoah's tallest mountain, Hawksbill. 2 hours, moderate 2.1-mile hike
11:00 a.m., Byrd Visitor Center (mile 51 Skyline Drive)
"Time Travel with Bubba Jones & Family" – Time travel to meet President Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Civilian Conservation Corps boys. Come prepared for a short stroll with Jeff Alt, outdoor recreation expert and award- winning author.
4:00 p.m., Big Meadows Lodge (mile 51 Skyline Drive)
"Walk for Sunshine: Appalachian Trail" – Jeff Alt will present his acclaimed Walk for Sunshine Appalachian Trail program.
Centennial Hike: Highest Point at Big Meadows – Take a short walk along the Appalachian Trail to the spectacular view from the Blackrock viewpoint. 1 hour, easy
10:00 a.m., Pocosin Trailhead (mile 59.5 Skyline Drive)
Centennial Hike: Hike Through History – Travel back in time to learn about some of the Park's human history and visit the ruins of an Episcopal mission. 2 hours, moderate 1.9-mile hike
Superintendent Jim Northup said "Please join us as we celebrate one of America's best ideas – our National Park System".
For more information about these events and other park programs, visit the Shenandoah National Park website at nps.gov/shen/planyourvisit/index.htm.


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Q: How to stub :where method in Rspec? I have following code:
Group.where('name ~* ?', params[:name]).first

How to stub where method in that case?
Group.stub(:where).and_return(mock_model(Group, name: "SomeName"))

causes error:
Mock "Group_1001" received unexpected message :first with (no args)

A: In your case, you should return somethings that responds to first. Array is a good choice.
Group.stub(:where).and_return([mock_model(Group, name: "SomeName")])

A: You can use stub_chain to stub both where and first and then return your object:
Group.stub_chain(:where, :first).and_return(mock_model(Group, name: "SomeName"))