The University was established in 1899 by the order of Emperor Nicolas II. Nowadays, it is one of the greatest educational, scientific and research centers in Russia, and according to the decision adopted by the State Committee for Higher Education (SCHE) the University was certificated and recognized as one of the country's leading institutes. It has been selected by the SCHE as one of the few universities for investment priority.
The Institute of International Educational Programs (IIEP) is a spacious seven-story building on the University campus. It is specifically designed for housing faculty, support staff, departments, classrooms, laboratories, library, lecture halls, classrooms and lodging halls, as well as recreation center, cafeteria and canteen for international.
Under its roof three large related academic units of the University (Preparatory Faculty, Russian Language Center and Faculty for Foreign Students) were incorporated to become the main academic units of IIEP. Presently the total IIEP staff of over 100 includes 47 Professors and Associate Professors.
No previous Russian Language knowledge is necessary. Programs are available on all levels of Russian (non) fluency.
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Literature. (3 hours per week). Students read and discuss major works of drama, poetry and the novel, concerning on key works by great Russian and Soviet writers. Taught in English and Russian.
Russian history from Kievan Russia to the revolution. (3 hours per week). This course covers the founding and expansion of the Russian state from Kievan Rus. through Czarist Russia to the eve of the revolution. Students visit many of the sites in St. Petersburg where major events of Russian history took place. Taught in English and Russian.
Political science - Contemporary Russian Life. (3 hours per week). Major elements of contemporary Russian life are surveyed - law, economics, government, health care, art and education. Sample topics include Soviet literature and journalism, the nationality's questions since 1985 and economic effects of Perestroika. Taught in English and Russian.
History of Russian art. (3 hours per week). This course traces development of Russian Art through the study of the works of the most famous painters of icons, and of 18th, 19th, 20th century. Many of works discussed are seen in local museums such as the Hermitage and the Russian Museum. Taught in English and Russian.
Russian business terminology and current business trends. (3 hours per week). Designed for students at the Upper intermediate or Advanced levels. This course offers Russian Business terminology for three hours per week: two hours in class plus one hour of outside work. The course includes the study of business language plus an introduction to the Russian economy and review of current business and economic events and trends.
Russian language. (18 hours per week). Russian grammar, conversation, phonetics, translation, writing practice, etc. Language of instruction is Russian, but the different sections are geared to students ability and background. There is a maximum of 10 students per language class. Students are encouraged to enroll in at least one, preferably two of the additional classes which meet three hours per week and require preparation outside class.
Political science - Contemporary Russian Life. (2 hours per week). Major elements of contemporary Russian life are surveyed - law, economics, government, health care, art and education. Sample topics include Soviet literature and journalism, the nationality's questions since 1985 and economic effects of Perestroika. Taught in English and Russian.
History of russian art. (2 hours per week). This course traces development of Russian Art through the study of the works of the most famous painters of icons, and of 18th, 19th, 20th century. Many of works discussed are seen in local museums such as the Hermitage and the Russian Museum. Taught in English and Russian.
Accommodations are in the comfortable residence hall for foreign students at the University. Students live in two-room suites, two students per room, four students per suit, with a kitchenette (stove, microwave and refrigerator), a toilet and bath tub/shower in each suite.
The Host Family Program gives students the opportunity to live in a specially selected Russian home. The purpose is to allow student exposure to everyday family life and other aspects of Russian culture, as well as a rich linguistic environment. Students who live with a family usually learn more about Russian lifestyles and acquire Russian language faster than others. Breakfast is included in the cost. Payments are to be made directly to the host family and on monthly basis.
All costs are in US dollars and are subject to slight change due to currency fluctuations or other circumstances beyond our control.
St Petersburg State Technical University is certificated and recognized as one of Russia's leading institutes and you should have no difficulties in arranging transfer of credit toward a degree at your home institution, provided the proper measures are taken. You must make arrangements with your home institution to transfer credits.
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Oversee McKnight's social media presence.
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Fluency and comfort with content creation for all the major social media platforms (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn) plus an interest in emerging platforms.
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Organization, time management, and strong problem-solving skills.
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Bending, reaching, and lifting over head is required.
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Occasional evenings and weekends are required.
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The writer of this letter (we only have his initials, G.H.C.) is an experienced sheepman from the north of New Zealand's southern island. He tells us that he has a white beard, and that he feels "stronger and better than I was twenty years ago" – evidently a mature individual, upwards of 40 years old. He is familiar with the Maori people, and was a long-time resident of the Marlborough district: perhaps, New Zealand-born. His style of writing is colloquial, conversational and sometimes tongue-in-cheek.
This, his first visit to South America, is a case of culture shock: Argentina both attracts and repels; Tierra del Fuego is also a new experience. Life there in 1898 is still quite precarious: "civilisation" starts at Punta Arenas, across the Magellan Strait; and, apart from a few gold-prospectors washing gravel, the interior of the island is still a mystery.
Just ten years earlier, the Chilean government had started granting land concessions for sheep ranches in northern Tierra del Fuego; among these was Spring Hill (1891, later Springhill). The Scottish shepherd William Blain was in charge of setting up this large operation; his journal (published on this website) describes that process, including his relations with the original inhabitants (the Selknam).
From the ranchers' perspective, the "Indians" are a serious threat to their working capital: the thousands of sheep, imported from successful ranches nearby, to graze on the virgin grassland. From the natives' perspective, the sheep are a convenient food supply, easily driven off and killed; fences are obstacles, to be cut as necessary. Without prior experience of this type of situation, the ranchers' responses are ad hoc. Armed guards are posted and posses are sent out to drive away the intruders, but this does not solve matters.
Peaceful coexistence is elusive: the continued friction leads to reprisals on the one hand, retaliation on the other. Deaths occur on both sides. Professional "Indian hunters" are in demand. The ranch owner's wife is "terrified out of her life; no neighbours, not a soul to speak to save the servants". Blain says "I can count 35 white men who have been killed in my time". We know from other sources that the number of Selknam killed was much higher.
The writer's employers (a partnership, including the Waldron, Wood and Wales families) have tried appeasement – a regular supply of meat in exchange for an end to poaching – but it has not worked. Salesian priests have established a mission station on nearby Dawson Island, as a "safe haven" for displaced natives. Steadily, with no end to the aggression in sight, whole groups of natives are rounded up and deported: those who resist pay the ultimate price. It is a process reminiscent of the "reservations" established in the United States, and elsewhere in the world, including Chilean Araucanía – this way, the original peoples would not cause any more "trouble".
This is an authentic, first-hand account of these "clearances". We hear how an armed group goes out "hunting" (the analogy with sport-shooting extends to observation, tracking and night-stalking); they are given instructions to kill only in self-defence, sparing the unarmed women and children. We hear how these are led away in a state of fear and distress; while the captured menfolk are placed under armed guard by day, then leg-ironed at night to prevent escape. The writer is plainly shocked with this way of life: "unless I can see something very much better than I do, I shall not stay long".


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DNC: The resolution failed to gain the simple majority support it needed in the DNC's Resolution Committee to advance to a vote in general session at the party's fall meeting in Las Vegas.
THE RESOLUTION: sponsored by California DNC member Bob Mulholland, argued that "a strong and unified Democratic party … puts us in the best position to win elections." It went on to urge the two independent senators to "register or affiliate with the Democratic Party in 2017, 2018 and beyond."
SANDERS: A socialist and who is considered a possible contender for the Democratic Party's 2020 presidential nomination has faced criticism from many democrats for failing to embrace and call himself a Democrat.
Sanders has called for the party to embrace independents which the democrat party refuses to do and Sanders' supporters expressed outrage last year after leaked DNC emails from Wikileaks that revealed Democrat leader Debbie Wasserman Schultz sought to tip the primary contest in Clinton's favor.
THE RESOLUTION: If it had passed, it would not have forced Sanders or King to run as Democrats. King told CNN in an interview on Tuesday that he had no intention of running under a party banner when he seeks reelection next year.
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Now, a two major things that bothered me about this book were the lack of references. Yes, there is a huge list at the end but it would have been nice if studies were footnoted when statistics were thrown out there. Next, in several cases Orenstein often seemed to take one person's story and use that to generalize a whole topic with a broad stroke. I also wish she had focused more on the consent chapter.
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Locals, principal of the school, gram panchayat, and the Self Help Group, who looks after the MDM, wrote letters to the Public Health Engineering (PHE) department by no action was taken. However, the department officials assured him and promised to send the mechanic soon. When nothing worked out in four months, Urmila Dhakkad, Head of the SHG that looked after the MDM, again wrote a letter to PHE department on August 1, 2015. All the complaints fell on deaf years of officials.
After four long months, Soochna Seva team intervened. The constant follow-up by the team resolved the problem within 12 days.
The principal reached out to a Soochna Sevak from Guna team and sought help. The Soochna Sevak approached the local mechanic to look into the matter. The mechanic found out that too many pipelines are passing through the pump and it can be resolved from contractor's end. When the team approached the contractor, he too showed no interest in repairing the hand pump and gave lame excuses to escape.
Brijesh Dhakad, Sarpanch, also contacted the Superintendent Engineer of PHE department to resolve the issue. The official assured that the work will be done soon but the time went by and nothing happened.
The Soochna Seva team lodged their complaint at CM Helpline number and took close notice to the proceedings. It just took 12 days for the processing to get over and by September 2, 2015, the hand pump was repaired. Students were able to drink water and received food on time. The principal and Sarpanch thanked the team and appreciated their good work.


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Chahar Bagh (, also Romanized as Chahār Bāgh) is a village in Akhtarabad Rural District, in the Central District of Malard County, Tehran Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 71, in 18 families.

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Zulu: From Tramps To Kings
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Reconstruction I: A State Divided
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W.C.C. Claiborne and The State Seal
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Religion, Race, and Slavery
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Louisiana and the Mighty Mississippi
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Coffee Trade and Port of New Orleans
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For every state tax dollar spent by the Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism, $5.86 is returned to the State Treasury and citizens of Louisiana.
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Impact - Louisiana State Museum
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Visitor spending at Louisiana State Parks returns $3.23 in state taxes for every dollar spend on operating and maintaining all our beautiful parks. Out-of-state visitors to Louisiana State Parks spent almost $12 million in Louisiana and produced an economic impact of over $24 million. Louisiana residents spent another $29.2 million while visiting the parks.
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Louisiana State Parks and the National Register
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• Centenary State Historic Site
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• Longfellow-Evangeline State Historic Site
• Mansfield State Historic Site
• Marksville State Historic Site
• Plaquemine Lock State Historic Site
• Port Hudson State Historic Site
• Poverty Point State Historic Site
• Otis House at Fairview-Riverside State Park
• Rosedown Plantation State Historic Site
• Winter Quarters State Historic Site
Louisiana State Parks Visitation
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Louisiana State Parks Grow and Renew
The Louisiana Office of State Parks has spent nearly $80 million in major construction projects since 2004, providing two brand-new parks and a new historic site, adding cabins and campsites to existing parks and building visitor center at one park, the preservation area and three historic sites.
Louisiana State Parks Wireless Internet
The Louisiana Office of State Parks provides free wireless internet access at all 20 recreational parks. Extensive coverage areas include most cabins, RV slips and campsites.
Louisiana State Parks Online Reservations
You can now make online reservations for cabins, campsites, lodges and group camps – at www.ReserveLaStateParks.com
Louisiana State Parks Honors National Parks Service Senior Pass Program
Visitors who hold an America the Beautiful Senior or Access Pass, and whose home State Park system honor the America the Beautiful passes for camping discounts, are entitled to a 50% reduction on camping fees at Louisiana State Parks. Certain restrictions apply, see State Parks' fees & facilities page for more information.
Louisiana State Parks Draw Media Attention
Louisiana State Parks sites have been featured in movie and television releases including "True Detective," CBS' "Zoo," and "NCIS: New Orleans," "G.I. Joe: Retaliation," "Selfless," "Devil's Due," and commercials for Popeyes and Toyota.
Capitol Park Welcome Center
The main meeting room in the Capitol Park Welcome Center is named after Margaret Taylor, wife of U.S. President Zachary Taylor. The couple resided in a small house near the present day location of Capitol Park until Taylor was elected to the Presidency.
Introduction Native Americans Colonial Louisiana The Louisiana Purchase Territory to Statehood Battle of New Orleans
Antebellum Louisiana I Antebellum Louisiana II Antebellum Louisiana III The Civil War Reconstruction I Reconstruction II
Sick Child of the Harris Family
As photography became more widely available, portraits of sick and even dead children became more common. They were a last chance to preserve a remembrance of a child.
Gift of Mrs. W. Johns
The most deadly diseases to strike Louisiana during the antebellum period were cholera, smallpox, malaria, and yellow fever. In an epidemic year the mortality rate could reach as high as sixty percent of those who contracted a disease. The death rate in New Orleans ranged from a low of 36 per 1,000 in the late 1820s to a high of 1 in 15 during the summer of 1853. Over 12,000 people died of yellow fever in New Orleans that year, with still more deaths in rural areas in south Louisiana, marking the single highest annual death rate of any state during the entire nineteenth century. Because people died faster than graves could be dug, the popular saying was that pretty soon people would have to dig their own graves.
Casket Lid
Almond D. Fisk
The use of cast iron for coffins allowed a wide variety of shapes.
Gift of Leonard Huber
Death rates were highest in urban areas like New Orleans, where large numbers of people packed into small areas spread disease quickly. The filth that accumulated in New Orleans and the swampy areas that surrounded it attracted disease-carrying insects and polluted the water supply. Thousands of sailors and steamboat workers also introduced diseases as they passed through the port.
Yellow fever continued to plague Louisiana until 1905, the year of the last major epidemic. Before scientists at the turn of the century discovered that mosquitoes carried yellow fever, other serious epidemics affected Shreveport in 1873 and New Orleans in 1878.
Primary victims of disease were immigrants, children, laborers, and the poor. Wealthy residents could escape the plague by leaving the city during the most dangerous months, June to November, or afford good health care and clean surroundings.
Many native Louisianians who had been exposed to mild attacks during childhood were immune to yellow fever, malaria, and cholera and were accustomed to their frequent visitations. One such native even praised yellow fever for checking "the tide of immigration which, otherwise, would have speedily rolled its waves over the old population, and swept away all those landmarks in legislation, customs, language and social habits to which they were fondly attached."
Attempts to Control Death
Businessmen and politicians who wanted goods and people to keep coming to Louisiana ignored or purposefully covered up the problem of disease and death. To maintain a wide-open port free of quarantines, business interests tried to convince newspapers and directories not to publish negative news or publicize the astounding number of deaths in New Orleans.
Whig and Know-Nothing politicians who controlled New Orleans during much of the period were reluctant to spend money on preventing or stopping the spread of pestilence. After all, they reasoned, most of the people dying from yellow fever and cholera were Irish, German, and French immigrants who usually voted Democrat.
Because people in the nineteenth century were not aware of what caused many diseases, their cures ranged from the ridiculous to the accidentally logical. Halfhearted efforts, such as poisoning stray dogs and discharging smoke bombs to supposedly kill harmful disease-causing vapors, were tried occasionally. All efforts were unsuccessful until the 1860s, when there was a push to provide the city with more efficient garbage disposal and cleaner markets and slaugherhouses.
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One of the most popular cures for all illnesses was blood-letting to release "bad blood," achieved through the use of leeches and lancets. This ad is for Hungarian and Swedish leeches, guaranteed healthy.
Established in 1855, the Louisiana State Board of Health was the first state board in the United States. New Orleans had created its own board of health four decades earlier, in 1817. In an effort to reduce skyrocketing death rates, the Louisiana State Board of Health implemented and oversaw measures relating to quarantine and public health.
Doctors and state officials tried to improve the quality of medical care and their understanding of diseases. After the 1830s Louisiana was the only southern state to require medical licenses for physicians. In response to the 1817 yellow fever epidemic French speaking physicians in New Orleans formed their first professional organization, La Société Médicale de la Nouvelle-Orléans, and English-speaking physicians created the Physico-Medical Society in 1820. Members of both groups devoted their talents and resources to study the recurring pestilence of yellow fever.
Some doctors and pharmacists saw an epidemic as an opportunity to turn a profit. People desperate for relief during the 1853 yellow fever epidemic lodged complaints that pharmacists were charging unreasonably high prices for medicines. In addition, doctors and druggists allegedly conspired to prescribe expensive and unnecessary cures and then shared the profits. Coffin and ice dealers also engaged in price gouging.
Burial and Mourning Customs
Lower Louisiana is famous for its "Cities of the Dead," the cemeteries of above-ground tombs and wall crypts, or "ovens." Because so much of the area is below sea level, coffins did not readily stay in the ground but rather floated to the top. It only took a heavy rain to raise the dead. To address the problem antebellum authorities at times prohibited interment in the ground. Thus, most south Louisianians were, and still are, buried above the earth's surface.
St. Louis Cemetery No. 2
George François Mugnier
This view shows the arrangement of tombs and wall crypts, or "ovens."
Burial construction varied by class and faith. Wealthy Louisianians commissioned large, elaborate family tombs, while those with lesser means were buried in small units of ovenlike wall crypts. The very poor who could not afford tombs or crypts were buried below ground, often in unmarked or mass graves. During epidemics the dead were often buried one on top of another.
Jews also interred their dead below ground. According to Jewish belief, the body had to return to the soil and thus was usually buried in the ground in a wooden casket without nails
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Florville Foy
Florville Foy, a free man of color, was one of the most successful marble cutters and sculptors in antebellum New Orleans. He produced this piece as a tomb ornament. The high mortality rate kept marble cutters like Foy and funeral contractors in business.
Antebellum Louisianians mourned the dead by staging elaborate funerals and processions, decorating graves at the time of death and on All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day, placing black wreaths on doors and black ribbons on door pulls, and wearing clothes and jewelry that symbolized stages of mourning. Many customs incorporated Latin and African elements, a cultural heritage from Louisiana's colonial era.
Mourning Brooch and Earrings
This mourning jewelry is composed in part of human hair. Hair jewelry could be made by the mourner or by artists who specialized in such work with hair clipped from the deceased at the time of death.
Gift of Mariquita A. Wolfe
African-American influences on Louisiana mourning traditions included the celebration of funerals with dancing, music, and singing. The wearing of white at funerals and other celebrations involving the dead had religious symbolism and was most likely an African-American cultural carryover. In 1819 English-born architect Benjamin Henry Latrobe encountered a funeral procession in New Orleans for an old Congo slave woman and wrote:
In going home to my lodgings this evening about sunset, I encountered a crowd of at least 200 negroes, men and women, who were following a corpse to the cemetery. Of the women, one half at least carried candles, & as the evening began to be dark, the effect was very striking, for all the women & many of the men were dressed in pure white. The funerals are so numerous here, or rather occupy so much of every afternoon in consequence of their being, almost all of them, performed by the same set of priests, proceeding from the same parish Church [St. Louis Cathedral], that they excite hardly any attention.
In antebellum Louisiana, and even now, celebration of death did not end with the funeral. On or near tombs and crypts friends and relatives placed immortelles, wreaths commonly made of such durable materials as glass and wire.
According to Latin Catholic tradition, the living also remembered the dead on All Saints' Day (1 November) and All Souls' Day (2 November). They cleaned burial sites, adorned them with flowers and ornaments, and held feasts. Louisianians continue to observe All Saints' and All Souls' Day in much the same way today.
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Piece for Flute and Strings is a two-movement tale. The first movement is a simple ternary piece that ends on the dominant after a phrase modulation. The guitar plays a variation of the A theme that includes a phrase from the song "Someday My Prince will Come," from Disney's animated classic Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. Programmatically, the first movement serves as the lullaby for Snow White as she falls into a poison apple-indeuced sleep. The second movement is the nightmare that she invariably experienced while sleeping; is it somewhat hypnotic rhythmically and tonally more discordant than the lullaby. Any truly effective witch/evil stepmother/sorceress would cetainly not have let Snow White sleep serenely.


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Marion Zimmer Bradley (June 3, 1930–September 25, 1999) was born Marion Eleanor Zimmer on a farm near Albany, New York. Her parents Evelyn P. (Conklin) Zimmer and Leslie R. Zimmer, a truck driver and carpenter, later had two sons.
As a child, Bradley enjoyed reading science fiction and fantasy authors Henry Kuttner, Edmond Hamilton, C. L. Moore, and Leigh Brackett (the latter two of whom are also featured in this anthology). At seventeen, Bradley began writing for, illustrating, and publishing the fanzine Astra's Tower; contributors included her younger brother Leslie and her future husband Robert Alden Bradley, more than thirty years her senior, whom she married in 1949 after an epistolary courtship. Leaving upstate New York for Abilene, Texas, she had a son, David, in 1950; she also started publishing professionally, winning an Amazing Stories contest for "Outpost" in December 1949 and selling "Women Only" to Vortex Science Fiction in 1953. The first novels in her multivolume Darkover series appeared in magazine form in the late 1950s, to be published separately early in the next decade: Falcons of Narabedla (1964) and The Planet Savers (1962). Her first separately published novel, Lesbian Love (1960), was one of eight lesbian pulps she is known to have written between 1960 and 1966 under pseudonyms including Marlene Longman, Lee Chapman, Miriam Gardner, Morgan Ives, and John Dexter. She collected her early stories in The Dark Intruder & Other Stories (1964).
Bradley graduated from Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene in 1964 and headed to Berkeley, California, to continue her education in psychology. She divorced her first husband and married numismatist Walter H. Breen in Marin, California, the same year; they had two children, Patrick in 1964 and Moira in 1966. Along with future literary collaborator Diana L. Paxson, she is credited with helping to found the Society for Creative Anachronism on May Day, 1966. In 1981, along with Paxson and others, she incorporated the Center for Non-Traditional Religion in Berkeley. Bradley was well known for her active interest in science fiction and fantasy fandom, coediting a number of fanzines, publishing her own Lord of the Rings fan fiction, and encouraging fans to write stories in her own Darkover universe (a practice she ended when she found herself in a skirmish with a fan over intellectual property issues).
Moving to Staten Island, New York, in 1968, Bradley edited the influential anthology series Sword and Sorceress (1984–99) and began the magazine Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy (1988–99), serving as editor and publisher. In 1984, she received the Locus Award for Best Novel for her bestselling Arthurian fantasy, The Mists of Avalon (1983), and in 2000 Bradley won a World Fantasy Award for Lifetime Achievement. Dying of a heart attack in Berkeley at sixty-six, she was credited as the author of over six dozen novels, and new works within series she began continue to be published.
For many years Bradley was best remembered for The Mists of Avalon. However, posthumous allegations of child abuse have muddied her reputation. Bradley had divorced Walter H. Breen in 1990 following his arrest on child sex abuse charges for which he was later imprisoned; they had separated in 1979 but remained business partners and friends. Having helped to edit Breen's pseudonymously published treatise Greek Love in 1964, Bradley was certainly aware of her husband's theoretical advocacy of pedophilia. In 1963–64, the science fiction community debated the exclusion of Breen on related grounds from Pacificon II, in what became known as "Breendoggle." In 2014, Bradley's daughter Moira Greyland accused her of complicity and participation in her own abuse along with that of her younger brother and other children.
John Jay Wells (Juanita Coulson) and Marion Zimmer Bradley
"Another Rib"
MAGAZINE OF FANTASY AND
SCIENCE FICTION, June 1963


PES 2013 could feature a fully-licensed Argentinian and Brazilian league, as well as an update which will see all player faces re-designed, improving the realism of the game. Kinect support is also planned for next year's title.
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We would like to reiterate that these are only rumours. Like every rumour, we urge you all to take them with a pinch of salt.
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Q: How can I get specific data from an output of json data? I have a set of json data that has been output via a url. The data has got different levels and I need to access one level and then use that data in a jquery loop to manipulate some functions.
The json url outputs data like this:
{
"id": 32,
"title": "sascas",
"synopsis": "
cxcxcx
\r\n",
"body": "
cxccxxc
\r\n",
"created_at": "2014-09-25T14:12:06.345Z",
"updated_at": "2014-09-25T14:12:06.345Z",
"author": {
"name": "A test author",
"biography": "/system/authors/avatars/000/000/024/original/photo.JPG?1411472688",
"id": 24
},
"schools": {
"schools": [
{
"id": 5,
"school_name": "Another london school Inner Circle Regent's Park, London",
"website": null,
"book_id": 32,
"created_at": "2014-09-25T14:12:06.413Z",
"updated_at": "2014-09-25T14:12:06.413Z"
},
{
"id": 6,
"school_name": "city of london school 107 Queen Victoria St London",
"website": null,
"book_id": 32,
"created_at": "2014-09-25T14:12:06.417Z",
"updated_at": "2014-09-25T14:12:06.417Z"
}
]
}
}

I am basically trying to access the schools data only in this loop within a js function. Currently the function uses and each loop and adds markers onto a map. What I want to know is can my function get the schools data only? Here is my js function for it:
var initMap = function () {

# The url that is generated in the html for me to grab
var info = $('#map').data('book-title');
$.get(info, {}, function(response) {
setMarkers(map, response);
# some other js stuff for map here inside the $get
}, 'json');

}

Then in the setmarkers function I have this:
function setMarkers(map, json) {
jQuery.each(json, function (index, city) {
var school = city['schools'];
console.log(school);
});
}

In the output in console I get this:
[Object, Object]0: Object book_id: 32 created_at: "2014-09-25T14:12:06.413Z"id: 5school_name: "Another london school Inner Circle Regent's Park, London" updated_at: "2014-09-25T14:12:06.413Z" website: null__proto__: Object__define Getter__: function __defineGetter__() { [native code] }__defineSetter__: function __defineSetter__() { [native code] }__lookupGetter__: function __lookupGetter__() { [native code] }__lookupSetter__: function __lookupSetter__() { [native code] }constructor: function Object() { [native code] }hasOwnProperty: function hasOwnProperty() { [native code] }isPrototypeOf: function isPrototypeOf() { [native code] }propertyIsEnumerable: function propertyIsEnumerable() { [native code] }toLocaleString: function toLocaleString() { [native code] }toString: function toString() { [native code] }valueOf: function valueOf() { [native code] }get __proto__: function __proto__() { [native code] }set __proto__: function __proto__() { [native code] }1: Objectbook_id: 32created_at: "2014-09-25T14:12:06.417Z"id: 6school_name: "city of london school 107 Queen Victoria St London"updated_at: "2014-09-25T14:12:06.417Z"website: null__proto__: Objectlength: 2__proto__: Array[0]

I need to access specific data from this array namely school_name. Is this possible at all?

A: console.dir(school)

-- May give you a clearer view of what you're seeing.
As another poster said, since school is an array of schools, you best bet is to iterate over that. You can use the .each method you're currently utilizing elsewhere via jQuery or a standard for loop in javascript.
for (var i = 0; i < schools.length; i++) {
  //Party with stuff in here
}

Best of luck!

A: This jQuery.each will print school data:
 jQuery.each(response.schools.schools, function (i, school) {
        console.log( "id " + school["id"] + ", school_name: " + school["school_name"]  );
  });

or alternative
jQuery.each(response.schools.schools, function (i, school) {
    console.log( "id " + school.id + ", school_name: " + school.school_name  );
});

Prints:
id 5, school_name: Another london school Inner Circle Regent's Park, London
id 6, school_name: city of london school 107 Queen Victoria St London
Note my fiddle was done without JSON request.

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The quality for a car to be considered great depends on a lot of factors. People would talk about the engine, design, and other aspects. But when it comes to sports car, car enthusiasts will all agree that the speed matters the most. Most people would even buy sports car because of this.
Superiority of one car over the others might be something that will take time to be settled because they are relative to everybody and there are just so many qualities in a sports car that you have to look at in order to dub one as the most superior. However, the most sterling quality that is looked at in sports car is speed.
Many other sports car from top manufacturers like Viper, Audi, Corvette and Renault are all lower than 3.0 seconds in the test of 0 to 60 miles per hour. The question that interests car lovers is the thing or things that make these cars run fast. Below are the answers to this question. One of the main reasons why sports cars run so fast is because these cars have sleek styling that is aerodynamic.
The design of sports car is not just made to project that cool and sleek design. The aerodynamic design of it, together with its other accessories, contributes to the speed of the car. This is because, with the sleek design, the car can go against the wind even at its top speed. It tends to be slippery against the strong wind that it needs to face. This is also the reason why sports cars are tested in wind tunnels to find out the performance of the car under great speed.
Still, great sports cars are made with a rear wheel drive. This is because rear wheel drive can handle proper turning and curves. Most car lovers would want to keep their top speed even during curves. Due to this, manufacturers answered this request with the rear wheel composition of the sports car. With this, the car can keep up its speed in straight roads even during curves and turns.
Sports cars have an aerodynamic feature that is not only intentionally installed in these cars to give them a sleek look. This aerodynamic feature is mainly intended to make these cars fast. Because of this feature, these cars fight against wind resistance since they are shiny and thus, slippery. Sports cars are tested in wind tunnels to see how they will fare against the strongest wind resistance.
Another important factor that contributes to the speed of a car is the way a car is able to control when it's driving into a corner or making its way around the bends. The straight-line speed should be maintained by a veritable sports car when going at tight curves at a very fast speed. The reason why the sports cars are rear wheel drive is because of this.
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Gustavus Inn rests in the grassy Salmon River meadow with an ocean view of Icy Strait. Our cozy hearth room, naturalist library and family style dining invite conversation and new friendships. We serve a variety of locally brewed beers and wine at our six-stool bar.
Comfortable new guest rooms have a queen and a twin bed, with private bath. Two original homestead rooms, with oceanview, share a hall bath. We also offer wireless internet connectivity (WI-FI) throughout the inn.
Family style meals served in the original homestead dining room will highlight your visit. Start your morning with a hearty sourdough breakfast.. or homemade granola and rhubarb sauce, sprucetip syrup on sourdough pancakes or homemade bread and our own preserves, then enjoy the noonday meal with us or make your day more flexible with a generous Alaskan picnic lunch. Dinner is its own adventure, with just picked garden and native edibles sharing the table with the freshest of salmon, halibut and Dungeness crab plucked from Icy Strait, and a choice of desserts made just for you. Special diets are easily accommodated.
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This works fine on the iPhone with the actual telephony service.
However if I have an iPod or iPad logged in to the same Apple ID they too can receive the call relayed by WiFi from the iPhone. The above method does not detect such calls on the iPad or iPod
Is there any way to detect incoming relayed calls?


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Jack Freeman is a 24 year-old R&B singer born on the Northwest side of Houston. His soulful voice and sultry style intertwined with and old soul, has differentiated him from many young R&B singers. A familiar blend of Marvin Gaye and D'Angelo would best describe the way he's able to capture a crowd of all ages. That would explain why his favorite singer of all time is the great Donnie Hathaway. He explains, "Vocally he was perfect. I never heard a bad note come out of Donnie Hathaway's mouth. Then going into the musical side of it, when you look at the credits of his albums, he wrote it, performed and produced it. His musical talents were off the wall.
Being the son of a singer and the youngest of three children, Jack's ears became a forum for classical, jazz, gospel, hip-hop and soul music. He grew up experiencing all facets of music, from James Brown to Michael Jackson to EPMD to Rakim; he witnessed it all. "My dad's musical taste was of his era. Everything was Stevie Wonder, Donnie Hathaway, The Temptations and anybody from that time. Being the youngest, I would come out of my room and across the hall was my sister, who's six years older than me, and she would be playing her R&B music. Then I would go down the hall and my older brother would be blasting all kinds of music but mostly hip hop. So my influence of music became a mixture of all of that," says Jack.
Jack discovered his ability to sing at six years old, singing a few times in the church choir. Not the typical youngster, performing and dancing for a crowd of individuals to get them to listen to his voice; Jack's passion wasn't necessarily to sing, but to be an athlete. He reveals, "When I was four, I begged my dad to play football, but I wasn't old enough yet. So when I turned six, I signed up and just played. That was my life for a very long time". Jack pilfered his football skills on a full ride to the University of Texas at El Paso. Once he reached his sophomore year, he discovered the life he played so vigorously for, wasn't what he'd hoped for and no longer conveyed the same passion to continue on that path. "I wasn't having as much fun playing football anymore. I pride myself in being able to do what I want to do and football and college didn't afford me that opportunity anymore. Everything was such a job, everything was centered on football and not the enjoyment of actually having fun and playing ball. One morning I woke up and decided I didn't want to play anymore," tells Jack.
Jack turned back to singing making music his focal point. A gift he slated early on in life was now his motivation to succeed as a singer. Jack was introduced to the independent scene in 2009, when he graced a rising Houston rap group, The Nice Guys', track "Not at All." The song would be featured on their EP, The Green Room. His subtle raspy delivery would catch the ears of many and left lingering inquisitions of who this guy was on The Nice Guys' song. "I knew The Nice Guys through my cousin. I knew them when they were starting out and would always keep in touch and ask to be on a song. Finally, Yves [member of the Nice Guys] heard me sing and was like we need to do something. So I came back home and we recorded our first collaboration and things just took off from there," says Jack.
In 2010, Jack dropped his first EP entitled Dark Liquor. A little over a year later, he released his first album Lynnie's Juke Joint produced by a few talents including Free of The Nice Guys. Dark Liquor and Lynnie's Juke Joint are both mixtures of old school soul with a new age flare. "I try to put a lot of jazz in my music, there's a lot of blues elements and a few traditional R&B sounds. I love the element of having hip hop in my music without it being completely hip hop. I try to incorporate as much of it as possible because once you place yourself in a box, you will never get out of it," explains Jack.
Jack's originality and unwillingness to conform to the typical R&B persona of today, keeps his voice intriguing and his lyrics symbolical and passionate, no matter the topic of his affection. He is able to fuse it all into one.
Everything that encompasses my music, is what I enjoy as a person. If you took D'Angelo and Frank Sinatra and put them in a room together, I would like to say I'm the happy medium of that. It looks as clean, jazzy and ritzy as Frank Sinatra would have had it but it's still soul and gritty as D'Angelo.


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Q: calling php file from jquery at specific interval i have following variables in jquery
var uemail="abc@domain.com,xyz@domain.com,gty@domain.com";
var subj="test message";
var text="<b>This is Email Body Text</b>";

i have one PHP file named "email.php" to send email
<?php

      $email =$_GET['email'];
      $subject =$_GET['subj'];
      $message = $_GET['text'];;

     if(mail($email, $subject, $message, "From: $email"))
     echo "1";
     else
     echo "0";
?>

what i want to do is
call email.php for number of time i have email address in variable uemail and each time pass email,subj,text to email.php and print result on page that with 10 Sec interval Between each time email.php called.

abc@domain.com (ok)
  xyz@domain.com (Error)
  gty@domain.com (ok)

Thanks

A: var n = 1;
$.each(uemail.split(','), function() {
    var data = {email: this.valueOf(), subj: subj, text: text};

    setTimeout(function() {
        $.post('http://.../email.php', data, function(resp) {
            alert(data.email + (resp ? 'ok' : 'error'));
        });
    }, n++ * 10000);
});

This way you won't have to take care about stopping the interval.

A: I think you want a line like this in your javascript:
setInterval(function() {$.ajax{url:'url of emails.php'};}, 10000);
That will make an ajax request to the php page every 10000 miliseconds.

A: Here's an alternate approach if you don't want multiple timers running parallel.
    var uemail="abc@domain.com,xyz@domain.com,gty@domain.com";

    uemail = uemail.split(',');

    var interval;
    var counter = 0;
    var check = function() {
                            if(counter < uemail.length) {
                                // Send email post
                                counter++;
                            } else {
                                clearInterval(interval);
                            }
                };

    interval = setInterval(check,10000);


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Q: Converting Location object to Gson I am using implementation com.google.code.gson:gson:2.8.2 the version of Gson
trying to save Location object into shared preferences. I am setting  Latitude and Longitude of the location object to Latitude = 23.456
Longitude = 77.65. While trying to convert the Location object to JSON, The object is not getting converted to JSON properly when Android target SDK is 28 and this code is run on Android pie devices. The same code works fine on Oreo
public void saveObject(final String key, final Object data) {
        if (data != null) {
            Gson gson = new Gson();
            String value = gson.toJson(data);

            // save in shared preferences
            mSharedPreferences.edit().putString(key, value).apply();
        }
    }

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The equation for total drag is: D = CD x S x ? rV2 (Preston, R) where, CD is the coefficient of drag. It must be subdivided into two parts, the Cdi (Coefficient of induced drag) and CDp (Coefficient of parasite drag. ). Therefore it can be written as: D = (Cdi + Cdp) x S x ? rV2 (Preston, R) The airplane's total drag determines the amount of thrust required at a given airspeed. Thrust must equal drag in steady flight. Lift and drag vary directly with the density of the air. As air density increases, lift and drag increase and as air density decreases, lift and drag decrease.
Thus, both lift and drag will decrease at higher altitudes. Fig 1 shows the total drag curve which represents drag against velocity of the object. The fuel-flow versus velocity graph for an air graph is derived from this graph, and generally looks as shown in Fig 2 From the above drag it is seen that the total drag is minimum at a certain velocity. This occurs when the parasitic drag is equal to the induced drag. Below this speed induced drag dominates, and above this speed parasite drag dominates. Design engineers are interested in minimizing the total drag. Unfortunately many factors may conflict.
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For example, longer wing span reduces induced drag, but the larger frontal area usually means a higher coefficient of parasite drag. Conversely, a high wing loading (i. e. a small wing) with a small aspect ratio produces the lowest possible parasite drag but unfortunately is the produces for a lot of induced drag. In recent time it is seen that jet airliners have longer wings, to reduce induced drag, and then fly at higher altitudes to reduce the parasite drag. This causes no improvement in aerodynamic efficiency, but the higher altitudes do result in more efficient engine operation.
(Preston, R) Angle of Attack (AOA), is the angle between the wing and the relative wind. Everything else being costant, an increase in AOA results in an increase in lift. This increase continues until the stall AOA is reached then the trend reverses itself and an increase in AOA results in decreased lift. The pilot uses the elevators to change the angle of attack until the wings produce the lift necessary for the desired maneuver. Besides AOA other factors also contribute to the production of lift, like relative wind velocity and air density i. e. temperature and altitude.
Changing the size or shape of the wing (lowering the flaps) will also change the production of lift. Airspeed is absolutely necessary to produce lift. If there is no airflow past the wing, no air can be diverted downward. At low airspeed, the wing must fly at a high AOA to divert enough air downward to produce adequate lift. As airspeed increases, the wing can fly at lower AOAs to produce the needed lift. This is why airplanes flying relatively slow must be nose high (like an airliner just before landing or just as it takes off) but at high airspeeds fly with the fuselage fairly level.
The key is that the wings don't have to divert fast moving air down nearly as much as they do to slow moving air. Air density also contributes to the wing's ability to produce lift. This is manifested primarily in an increase in altitude, which decreases air density. As the density decreases, the wing must push a greater volume of air downward by flying faster or push it down harder by increasing the angle of attack. This is why aircraft that fly very high must either go very fast e. g. Mach 3, or must have a very large wing for its weight.
This is why the large passenger airplanes cruise at higher altitude to reduce drag, and hence save on the furl costs. ("Aircraft for Amateurs", 1999) Small sized aircrafts have lower than normal Reynolds number. The drag coefficient attributable to skin friction is hence higher for the small aircraft. For this reason, the maximum lift-drag ratios characteristic of business jet aircraft tend to be lower than those of the large transports. Hence, the smaller flights can fly at relatively lower altitudes.
Books John A. Roberson & Clayton T. Crowe, 1997, Engineering fluid Mechanics, 6th ed. , John Weily & Sons Inc., ISBN 0-471-14735-4. Clement Klienstreuer, 1997, Engineering Fluid Dynamics, Cambridge University Press, ISBN 0-521-49670-5 Websites "Aircraft for Amateurs", 11th Jan. 1999 http://www. fas. org/man/dod-101/sys/ac/intro. htm Benson, T. , "The Beginner's guide to Aeronautics". , 14th March 2006 http://www. grc. nasa. gov/WWW/K-12/////airplane/ Johnston, D. , "Drag", http://www. centennialofflight. gov/essay/Theories_of_Flight/drag/TH4. htm "Parasitic Drag", http://adg. stanford. edu/aa241/drag/parasitedrag. html Preston, R. , "Total Drag" and "Flight Controls", http://selair. selkirk. bc. ca/aerodynamics1/
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Q: glibc malloc guard byte wrapper I'm trying to add a guard char at the very end of each allocated chunk so that free() can abort() if it does not find it. Why are these function preloads not working? I realize this is not a portable method but I was curious why it is not working.
gcc -shared -fPIC -std=gnu99 -O2 -o wrapper.so wrapper.c

LD_PRELOAD=/path/to/wrapper.so programname

I have one function for each: valloc, realloc, pvalloc, posix_memalign, aligned_alloc, memalign, malloc and calloc.
#define PREV_INUSE 0x1
#define IS_MMAPPED 0x2
#define NON_MAIN_ARENA 0x4
#define SIZE_BITS (PREV_INUSE|IS_MMAPPED|NON_MAIN_ARENA)

extern void *__libc_malloc(size_t size);
void *malloc(size_t size){
    size = size + 1; // add char for guard byte '@'

    void *p = __libc_malloc(size);

    if(p != NULL){
        size_t *q = p;
        q--;
        size_t s = *q & ~(SIZE_BITS); // get allocated bytes subtracting info bits
        char *z = p;
        memset(z, 0, s); // zero memory
        z[s - 1] = '@'; // place guard char
    }

    return p;
}

extern void *__libc_free(void *ptr);
void free(void *ptr){
    if(ptr != NULL){
        size_t *p = ptr;
        p--;
        size_t s = *p & ~(SIZE_BITS);
        char *z = ptr;
        if(z[s - 1] != '@') // if guard char not found, abort()
        {
            abort();
        }
        memset(z, 0, s); // zero memory
    }

    __libc_free(ptr);
}

A: You are using the size_t located just before the allocated area as the length available. However, it includes the size_t itself. Therefore, here:
    if (p != NULL) {
        size_t *q = p;
        q--;
        size_t s = *q & ~(SIZE_BITS); // get allocated bytes subtracting info bits
        char *z = p;
        memset(z, 0, s); // zero memory
        z[s - 1] = '@'; // place guard char
    }

you end up overwriting the length of the next region, partially, by your guard char. The solution is to substract the length of the length field in bytes, i.e. use const s = (((size_t *)p)[-1] & (~(size_t)SIZE_BITS)) - sizeof (size_t); instead.
(I verified this works on Embedded GNU C Library 2.15-0ubuntu10.15 on x86-64, for both 64 and 32-bit code (with different size_t sizes).)
I recommend you add at least minimal abstraction, so that porting your code to a different C library or a newer version of GNU C library in the future is not futile. (Version checking would be good, but I was too lazy to find out which versions of GNU C library actually use this layout.)
#include <string.h>
#include <limits.h>
#ifdef __GLIBC__

/* GLIBC stuffs the length just prior to the returned pointer,
 * with flags in the least significant three bits. It includes
 * the length field itself. */
#define   USER_LEN(ptr) ( ( ((size_t *)(ptr))[-1] & (~((size_t)7)) ) - sizeof (size_t))

#else
#error This C library is not supported (yet).
#endif

extern void  abort(void);
extern void *__libc_malloc(size_t);
extern void *__libc_realloc(void *, size_t);
extern void  __libc_free(void *);

#define CANARY_LEN 1

static void canary_set(void *const ptr, const size_t len)
{
    ((unsigned char *)ptr)[len - CANARY_LEN] = '@';
}

static int canary_ok(const void *const ptr, const size_t len)
{
    return ((const unsigned char *)ptr)[len - CANARY_LEN] == '@';
}

void *malloc(size_t size)
{
    void *ptr;
    ptr = __libc_malloc(size + CANARY_LEN);
    if (ptr) {
        const size_t len = USER_LEN(ptr);
        memset(ptr, 0, len);
        canary_set(ptr, len);
    }
    return ptr;
}

void *realloc(void *ptr, size_t size)
{
    void *newptr;

    if (!ptr)
        return malloc(size);

    if (!canary_ok(ptr, USER_LEN(ptr)))
        abort();

    newptr = __libc_realloc(ptr, size + CANARY_LEN);
    if (!newptr)
        return newptr;

    canary_set(newptr, USER_LEN(ptr));

    return newptr;
}

void free(void *ptr)
{
    if (ptr) {
        const size_t len = USER_LEN(ptr);

        if (!canary_ok(ptr, len))
            abort();

        memset(ptr, 0, len);

        __libc_free(ptr);
    }
}

Hope this helps.


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Ekaltadeta is een uitgestorven ratkangoeroe uit de familie Hypsiprymnodontidae. De soort leefde tijdens het Oligoceen en Mioceen in Australië. Ekaltadeta staat bekend als "vleesetende kangoeroe", hoewel het vermoedelijk een omnivoor was.

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Kenmerken
De vergrote voorkiezen wijzen er op dat Ekaltadeta zich voedde met vlees. Vermoedelijk was het echter meer een omnivoor dan een carnivoor. Het gewicht wordt geschat op vijf tot tien kilogram.

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#pragma once
#include <aws/ec2/EC2_EXPORTS.h>
#include <aws/ec2/EC2Request.h>
#include <aws/core/utils/memory/stl/AWSString.h>

namespace Aws
{
namespace EC2
{
namespace Model
{

  /*
  */
  class AWS_EC2_API CreateSnapshotRequest : public EC2Request
  {
  public:
    CreateSnapshotRequest();
    Aws::String SerializePayload() const override;

    /*

Checks whether you have the required permissions for the action, without actually making the request, and provides an error response. If you have the required permissions, the error response is DryRunOperation. Otherwise, it is UnauthorizedOperation.

    */
    inline bool GetDryRun() const{ return m_dryRun; }

    /*

Checks whether you have the required permissions for the action, without actually making the request, and provides an error response. If you have the required permissions, the error response is DryRunOperation. Otherwise, it is UnauthorizedOperation.

    */
    inline void SetDryRun(bool value) { m_dryRunHasBeenSet = true; m_dryRun = value; }

    /*

Checks whether you have the required permissions for the action, without actually making the request, and provides an error response. If you have the required permissions, the error response is DryRunOperation. Otherwise, it is UnauthorizedOperation.

    */
    inline CreateSnapshotRequest& WithDryRun(bool value) { SetDryRun(value); return *this;}

    /*

The ID of the EBS volume.

    */
    inline const Aws::String& GetVolumeId() const{ return m_volumeId; }

    /*

The ID of the EBS volume.

    */
    inline void SetVolumeId(const Aws::String& value) { m_volumeIdHasBeenSet = true; m_volumeId = value; }

    /*

The ID of the EBS volume.

    */
    inline void SetVolumeId(Aws::String&& value) { m_volumeIdHasBeenSet = true; m_volumeId = value; }

    /*

The ID of the EBS volume.

    */
    inline void SetVolumeId(const char* value) { m_volumeIdHasBeenSet = true; m_volumeId.assign(value); }

    /*

The ID of the EBS volume.

    */
    inline CreateSnapshotRequest& WithVolumeId(const Aws::String& value) { SetVolumeId(value); return *this;}

    /*

The ID of the EBS volume.

    */
    inline CreateSnapshotRequest& WithVolumeId(Aws::String&& value) { SetVolumeId(value); return *this;}

    /*

The ID of the EBS volume.

    */
    inline CreateSnapshotRequest& WithVolumeId(const char* value) { SetVolumeId(value); return *this;}

    /*

A description for the snapshot.

    */
    inline const Aws::String& GetDescription() const{ return m_description; }

    /*

A description for the snapshot.

    */
    inline void SetDescription(const Aws::String& value) { m_descriptionHasBeenSet = true; m_description = value; }

    /*

A description for the snapshot.

    */
    inline void SetDescription(Aws::String&& value) { m_descriptionHasBeenSet = true; m_description = value; }

    /*

A description for the snapshot.

    */
    inline void SetDescription(const char* value) { m_descriptionHasBeenSet = true; m_description.assign(value); }

    /*

A description for the snapshot.

    */
    inline CreateSnapshotRequest& WithDescription(const Aws::String& value) { SetDescription(value); return *this;}

    /*

A description for the snapshot.

    */
    inline CreateSnapshotRequest& WithDescription(Aws::String&& value) { SetDescription(value); return *this;}

    /*

A description for the snapshot.

    */
    inline CreateSnapshotRequest& WithDescription(const char* value) { SetDescription(value); return *this;}

  private:
    bool m_dryRun;
    bool m_dryRunHasBeenSet;
    Aws::String m_volumeId;
    bool m_volumeIdHasBeenSet;
    Aws::String m_description;
    bool m_descriptionHasBeenSet;
  };

} // namespace Model
} // namespace EC2
} // namespace Aws

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