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14.3 The Root PageLet's start at the top. In this chapter we will study the complete implementation of PyErrata, but readers are also encouraged to visit the web site where it lives to sample the flavor of its interaction first-hand. Unlike PyMailCgi, there are no password constraints in PyErrata, so you can access all of its pages without any configuration steps. PyErrata installs as a set of HTML files and Python CGI scripts, along with a few image files. As usual, you can simply point your web browser to the system's root page to run the system live while you study this chapter. Its root page currently lives here:[1]
If you go to this address, your browser will be served the page shown in Figure 14-2. PyErrata supports both submission and browsing of comments and error reports; the four main links on this page essentially provide write and read access to its databases over the Web. Figure 14-2. PyErrata main pageThe static HTML code file downloaded to produce this page is listed in Example 14-1. The only parts we're interested in are shown in bold: links to the submission and browsing pages for comments and errata. There is more to this page, but we're only dealing with the parts shown in the screen shot. For instance, the site will eventually also include resource page HTML files (e.g., Python resources and changes), but we'll ignore those components in this book. Example 14-1. PP2E\Internet\Cgi-Web\PyErrata\pyerrata.html <TITLE>PyErrata: PP2E Errata Page</TITLE>
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#include "pallas/history_concept.h"
#include "pallas/types.h"
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| class | pallas::Brute |
| Minimizes an objective function by brute force, trying all possible combinations of specified parameter ranges and outputs the best solution found. More... | |
| struct | pallas::Brute::Options |
| struct | pallas::Brute::Summary |
| Contains a summary of the optimization. More... | |
| struct | pallas::Brute::HistoryOutput |
| Stores information about the state of the system for at a given iteration number. More... | |
| struct | pallas::Brute::ParameterRange |
Range of values to test for the ith degree of freedom. More... | |
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| void | pallas::Solve (const Brute::Options options, const GradientProblem &problem, const std::vector< Brute::ParameterRange > ¶meter_ranges, double *parameters, Brute::Summary *global_summary) |
| Helper function which avoids going through the interface of the pallas::Brute class. More... | |
| void | pallas::dump (const Brute::HistoryOutput &h, HistoryWriter &writer) |
| Dumps the system state contained in the history output into the stream contained by the writer. More... | |
This file contains a C++ implementation of a brute force minimization algorithm. This code relies on the Google Ceres local minimization functions, and is inspired by the SciPy implementation found in scipy.optimize.
| void pallas::dump | ( | const Brute::HistoryOutput & | h, |
| HistoryWriter & | writer | ||
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Dumps the system state contained in the history output into the stream contained by the writer.
| h | Brute::HistoryOutput. State of the system for a specific iteration. |
| writer | HistoryWriter. Object responsible for writing the history output to a stream. |
| void pallas::Solve | ( | const Brute::Options | options, |
| const GradientProblem & | problem, | ||
| const std::vector< Brute::ParameterRange > & | parameter_ranges, | ||
| double * | parameters, | ||
| Brute::Summary * | global_summary | ||
| ) |
Helper function which avoids going through the interface of the pallas::Brute class.
The specified options are used to setup a brute instance which is then used to minimize the GradientProblem. The optimal solution is stored in parameters
and a summary of the global optimization can be found in summary
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| options | pallas::Brute::Options. Options used to configure the optimization. |
| problem | pallas::GradientProblem. The problem to optimize. |
| parameters | double*. The starting point for further optimization. |
| summary | Brute::Summary*. Summary instance to store the optimization details. |


Slot Games
At Bede Gaming, I have worked on making HTML5 canvas slot games. I have worked on different parts of the games from the server game logic to making the reels spin on the client.
For the client we use pixi.js, a WebGL renderer with canvas fallback. This means we can share most of our codebase for desktop and mobile games.
We use a lot of the backbone ecosystem to help modularise parts of the page into separate repositories, deal with preloading images and neatly remove global variables.
The client is written in 100% es6 using browserify and babel to transform our many modules into the slot games.
I have worked on various automation tools using gulp to sprite our images, convert and sprite our sounds and generate our css from sass.
The server is a basic node server with the ability to validate bets and play through spins, returning the game state to the client.
Bingo
At Bede Gaming, I created a multi-player HTML5 Bingo client. I have worked on the fully modular theme-able client.
For the client we use marionette.js to communicate with a bingo server. The client reacts to bingo server events and allows the user to chat and
play multi-player bingo games. During my time on this project, I helped to speed our builds up drastically by improving our flow, converting to use browserify and gulp
rather than AMD and grunt which could not be ran asynchronously.
Thomson TMC
At Penrillian, I worked on Thomsons Travel Money Card application.
The app allows you to check the balance and recent transactions of your Thomson travel money card. Due to working with money, this app was
highly security tested and worked with secure APIs.
This was a native app created in objective-c. It used sensible table view for easy mapping
and generation of tables.
Vodafone mobile wifi/ mobile dongle device interface
At Penrillian, I also worked on Vodafone's mobile internet devices web interface.
Throughout the project, Vodafone had two kinds of mobile internet devices: dongles you plug into your computer
and mobile wifi devices you carry around and connect your various wifi enabled devices. Both of these shared the same user interface
that we created.
The UI had to run on all browsers for users around the world. This could possibly be their first and only access to the internet
so (unfortunately) this added a requirement that it had to run on any and every browser
right back to Internet Explorer 6. Due to this, the website was built using basic technologies and techniques, with jQuery being the only
framework we used.
For this project I also worked on an automated testing infrastructure that ran a suite of integration tests on most browsers,
including all internet explorers. This was written in the language Groovy and used selenium to automate the browser interaction.
The Happy Appy
At home I created a native iOS app with a friend as a side project.
I created a simple app that gives you a quote for whatever negative emotion you are feeling.
The quotes were stored on parse.com so the users always had the latest quotes.
This was created in objective-c using no add-ons.


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1.1 Instalation
The splithalf package can be installed from CRAN or Github:
1.2 Version note
Now on github and submitted to CRAN: VERSION 0.7.1 Featuring reliability multiverse analyses!!!
The current version of splithalf is 0.7.1 [unofficial version name: “Kitten Mittens”]
The most noticable difference to this version is the addition of reliability multiverse functions. Now you can take your splithalf object and run it via splithalf.multiverse to estimate reliability across a user-defined list of data-processing specifications. Then, because sometimes science is more art than science, you can plug the multiverse output into multiverse.plot to generate some sweet visualisations. A tutorial will appear in an upcoming preprint and I will also add a page to this site
Additionally, the output of splithalf has been reworked. Now a list is returned including the specific function calls, the processed data. Since version 0.6.2 you can also set plot = TRUE
in splithalf to generate a raincloud plot of the distribution of reliability estimates.
1.3 Citing the package
Citing packages is one way for developers to gain some recognition for the time spent maintaining the work. I would like to keep track of how the package is used so that I can solicit feedback and improve the package more generally. This would also help me track the uptake of reporting measurement reliability over time.
Please use the following reference for the code: Parsons, Sam (2020): splithalf: robust estimates of split half reliability. figshare. Software. https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.11956746.v4
If (eventually) this documentation turns into a publication, this reference will change.
1.4 User feedback
Developing the splithalf package is a labour of love (and occasionally burning hatred). If you have any suggestions for improvement, additional functionality, or anything else, please contact me<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or raise an issue on github (https://github.com/sdparsons/splithalf). Likewise, if you are having trouble using the package (e.g. scream fits at your computer screen – we’ve all been there) do contact me and I will do my best to help as quickly as possible. These kind of help requests are super welcome. In fact, the package has seen several increases in performance and usability due to people asking for help.
1.5 A note on terminology used in this document
It is important that we have a similar understanding of the terminology I use in the package and documentation. Each is also discussed in reference to the functions later in the documentation.
- Trial – whatever happens in this task, e.g. a stimuli is presented. Importantly, participants give one response per trial
- Trial type – often trials can be split into different trial types (e.g. to compare congruent and incongruent trials)
- Condition - this might be different blocks of trials, or something to be assessed separately within the functions. e.g. a task might have a block of ‘positive’ trials and a block of ‘negative’ trials.
- Datatype - I use this to refer to the outcome of interest. specifically whether one is interested in average response times or accuracy rates
- Score - I use score to indicate how the final outcome is measured; e.g. the average RT, or the difference between two average RTs, or even the difference between two differences between two RTs (yes, the final one is confusing)


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The Brown Fairy Book
by Andrew Lang
How Some Wild Animals Became Tame Ones
by Andrew Lang
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1904
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Lang, A. (Ed.). (1904). The Brown Fairy Book. London: Longmans, Green & Co.
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- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 5.4
- Word Count: 1,661
- Genre: Fairy Tale/Folk Tale
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Once upon a time there lived a miller who was so rich that, when he was going to be married, he asked to the feast not only his own friends but also the wild animals who dwelt in the hills and woods round about. The chief of the bears, the wolves, the foxes, the horses, the cows, the goats, the sheep, and the reindeer, all received invitations; and as they were not accustomed to weddings they were greatly pleased and flattered, and sent back messages in the politest language that they would certainly be there.
The first to start on the morning of the wedding-day was the bear, who always liked to be punctual; and, besides, he had a long way to go, and his hair, being so thick and rough, needed a good brushing before it was fit to be seen at a party. However, he took care to awaken very early, and set off down the road with a light heart. Before he had walked very far he met a boy who came whistling along, hitting at the tops of the flowers with a stick.
‘Where are you going?’ said he, looking at the bear in surprise, for he was an old acquaintance, and not generally so smart.
‘Oh, just to the miller’s marriage,’ answered the bear carelessly. ‘Of course, I would much rather stay at home, but the miller was so anxious I should be there that I really could not refuse.’
‘Don’t go, don’t go!’ cried the boy. ‘If you do you will never come back!  ‘If you are certain that they would be so wicked—but perhaps you are jealous because nobody has invited you?’
‘Oh, nonsense!’ replied the boy angrily, ‘do as you see.  And he walked quickly on with his head in the air.
The bear waited until he was out of sight, and then followed him slowly, for he felt in his heart that the boy’s advice was good, though he was too proud to say so.
The boy soon grew tired of walking along the road, and turned off into the woods, where there were bushes he could jump and streams he could wade; but he had not gone far before he met the wolf.
‘Where are you going?’ asked he, for it was not the first time he had seen him.
‘Oh, just to the miller’s marriage,’ answered the wolf, as the bear had done before him. ‘It is rather tiresome, of course— weddings are always so stupid; but still one must be good-natured!’
‘Don’t go!’ said the boy again. ‘Your skin is so thick and warm, and winter is not far off now.
The wolf’s jaw dropped in astonishment and terror. ‘Do you really think that would happen?’ he gasped.
‘Yes, to be sure, I do,’ answered the boy. ‘But it is your affair, not mine. So good-morning,’ and on he went. The wolf stood still for a few minutes, for he was trembling all over, and then crept quietly back to his cave.
Next the boy met the fox, whose lovely coat of silvery grey was shining in the sun.
‘You look very fine!’ said the boy, stopping to admire him, ‘Are you going to the miller’s wedding too?’
‘Yes,’ answered the fox; ‘it is a long journey to take for such a thing as that, but you know what the miller’s friends are like— so dull and heavy! It is only kind to go and amuse them a little.’
‘You poor fellow,’ said the boy pityingly. ‘Take my advice and stay at home. If you once enter the miller’s gate his dogs will tear you in pieces.’
‘Ah, well, such things have occurred, I know,’ replied the fox gravely. And without saying any more he trotted off the way he had come.
His tail had scarcely disappeared, when a great noise of crashing branches was heard, and up bounded the horse, his black skin glistening like satin.
‘Good-morning,’ he called to the boy as he galloped past, ‘I can’t wait to talk to you now. I have promised the miller to be present at his wedding-feast, and they won’t sit down till I come.’
‘Stop! Stop!’ cried the boy after him, and there was something in his voice that made the horse pull up. ‘What is the matter?’ asked he.
‘You don’t know what you are doing,’ said the boy. ‘If once you go there you will never gallop through these woods any more.
The horse threw back his head at these words, and laughed scornfully.
‘Yes, I am stronger than many men,’ answered he, ‘and all the ropes in the world would not hold me. Let them bind me as fast as they will, I can always break loose, and return to the forest and freedom.’
And with this proud speech he gave a whisk of his long tail, and galloped away faster than before.
But when he reached the miller’s house everything happened as the boy had said. While he was looking at the guests and thinking how much handsomer and stronger he was than any of them, a rope was suddenly flung over his head, and he was thrown down and a bit thrust between his teeth. Then, in spite of his struggles, he was dragged to a stable, and shut up for several days without any food, till his spirit was broken and his coat had lost its gloss. After that he was harnessed to a plough, and had plenty of time to remember all he had lost through not listening to the counsel of the boy.
When the horse had turned a deaf ear to his words the boy wandered idly along, sometimes gathering wild strawberries from a bank, and sometimes plucking wild cherries from a tree, till he reached a clearing in the middle of the forest. Crossing this open space was a beautiful milk-white cow with a wreath of flowers round her neck.
‘Good-morning,’ she said pleasantly, as she came up to the place where the boy was standing.
‘Good-morning,’ he returned. ‘Where are you going in such a hurry?’
‘To the miller’s wedding; I am rather late already, for the wreath took such a long time to make, so I can’t stop.’
‘Don’t go,’ said the boy earnestly;’ when once they have tasted your milk they will never let you leave them, and you will have to serve them all the days of your life.’
‘Oh, nonsense; what do you know about it?’ answered the cow, who always thought she was wiser than other people. ‘Why, I can run twice as fast as any of them! I should like to see anybody try to keep me against my will.’ And, without even a polite bow, she went on her way, feeling very much offended.
But everything turned out just as the boy had said. The company had all heard of the fame of the cow’s milk, and persuaded her to give them some, and then her doom was sealed. A crowd gathered round her, and held her horns so that she could not use them, and, like the horse, she was shut in the stable, and only let out in the mornings, when a long rope was tied round her head, and she was fastened to a stake in a grassy meadow.
And so it happened to the goat and to the sheep.
Last of all came the reindeer, looking as he always did, as if some serious business was on hand.
‘Where are you going?’ asked the boy, who by this time was tired of wild cherries, and was thinking of his dinner.
‘I am invited to the wedding,’ answered the reindeer, ‘and the miller has begged me on no account to fail him.’
‘O fool!’ cried the boy, ‘have you no sense at all? Don’t you know that when you get there they will hold you fast, for neither beast nor bird is as strong or as swift as you?’
‘That is exactly why I am quite safe,’ replied the reindeer. ‘I am so strong that no one can bind me, and so swift that not even an arrow can catch me. So, goodbye for the present, you will soon see me back.’
But none of the animals that went to the miller’s wedding ever came back. And because they were self-willed and conceited, and would not listen to good advice, they and their children have been the servants of men to this very day.


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.NET Modeling Framework (NMF) []
This repository contains the source code of the documentation for NMF. The development of NMF started in about 2011 as a student project of Georg Hinkel. Since then, it has grown to a large development framework and multiple papers have been published on NMF. The source code used to be hosted under Codeplex but now has been migrated to Github.
NuGet Packages
There are currently three NuGet-packages available that bundle some of the functionality of NMF. These packages are potentially more stable than the source code, but may not contain the latest features of NMF. The packages are:
- NMF-Expressions : Contains the NMF library for incremental computation. This package has no other dependencies and can even be used independently of the modeling framework.
- NMF-Repository : Conatins the repository management of NMF (depends on NMF-Expressions)
- NMF-Basics : Contains the latter two plus a code generator to generate model representation code from any Ecore or NMeta metamodel. The code generator integrates with the Nuget Package Console.
- NMF-Expressions-Utilities : Contains some utility classes for NMF Expressions such as dictionary of incremental values
- NMF-Transformations : Contains the model transformation language NTL used in NMF
- NMF-Synchronizations : Contains the incremental, uni- and bidirectional model transformation language NMF Synchronizations
Publications
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Gavin and Stacey star Alison Steadman admits concern over reprising Pam role
Actress was worried about her return for the Christmas special
by Natasha RiglerGavin & Stacey star Alison Steadman has indicated she may have been worried about playing Pamela Shipman again for the show's hotly-anticipated Christmas special.
Alison, 73, will return to screens as Essex mum Pam on Christmas Day - but has admitted to concerns about having to pick up the well-loved character again after 10 years off.
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Speaking to OK!, the actress said: "I thought, 'Can I do it again? Can I get the character back properly?'"
Nonetheless, despite possible doubts, Alison suggested the dynamic between the cast settle any worries there may have been.
She continued: "But as soon as we were all back together it was just like a family reunion. At the end we were all really sad to say goodbye."
In May, Gavin & Stacey creators and stars James Corden and Ruth Jones announced that the cast would be getting back together this year for a Christmas special.
The hugely popular show last aired in 2010, ending in series three with Stacey (played by Joanna Page) and Gavin (Mat Horne) expecting their first baby together.
Fans are desperate to know what has happened to the characters since then, but details of the festive script are being kept top secret.
However, prior to filming, Mat told Radio 5 Live: "There’s very, very little I can give away - suffice to say [Gavin's] a little bit tired... and he’s a dad with an almost grown up child.
"I think the audience will be pleasantly surprised and warmed by what they see... I have every confidence people are going to really like it.
Read more: Brits are facing a sprout shortage this Christmas
"The script is really beautiful, it’s really funny and it’s really heartwarming. I think there'll be laughter and tears. Ruth and James have done an incredible job particularly considering they live in different countries."
He added: "There’s one scene in particular between me and Joanna [Page who plays Stacey] which is absolutely beautiful. I was talking to Jo yesterday and we can’t wait to get going on it."
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"This day is not for
one man, but for all.
Let us rebuild the world and share our days in peace."
-King Aragorn
The Politics of Victory
by Kandell G. Eaton
The Lord of the Rings trilogy (LOTR) is a literary
jewel, its many facets reflecting the mingling in time of war
and pop culture. Nearly half as old as the eleventy-one years
of Bilbo Baggins (readily willful Ian Holm), this FINALLY winner
of an eleven Oscar sweep proves that Peter Jackson (PJ) has created
one of the best films of all time.
An awesome staff, crew, "and
New Zealand" completed the magnificent genesis that became
Middle Earth. The ultimate professional cast outshone every agony
with superb characterizations: they owned those roles. The academy
ought to have created a group Oscar to recognize acting so good
it can't be singled out; their memorable performances flawlessly
tied to each other despite and because of digital technology.
PJ is certainly capable of "picturing justice." He
invites and sometimes unwittingly demands the audience take sides
in the fight for Middle Earth. The film's greatest strength,
unlike the industry standard "in your face" films that
force the audience to watch quick edits and pointless action
that are too easily forgotten,, is its audience friendliness.
This is one video game-movie that has a plot.
We Ringers do wonder: what is next for PJ? Hopefully its prequel
The Hobbit accompanied by music from the greatly missed
Led Zeppelin? Or have some fun with Harvard Lampoon's Bored
of the Rings (1969)?? Or perhaps write continuing fantasies
from Middle Earth??? Lot of possibilities are out there; just
stopping with LOTR would so disappoint its new multitudes
of fans.
LOTR taps deep into the subconscious wells of humanity.
Its omnipotent connection incarnates positive ideals before us--making
individual duty, protest and conflict personably relevant to
each audience member. The Fellowship of the Ring makes
us question our motives, and why we choose to fight. The Two
Towers left us in the lurch of an uncertain future, much
like the present times, focusing on ethics of conflict. The
Return of the King (ROTK) elaborates on victory, how
difficult it is, even in the aftermath, to be satisfied with
mere peace, of what we do next as humankind.
ROTK opens with Treebeard and his fellow Ents flooding
and destroying the Uruk-hai factory at Isengard. Though Mordor
has yet to be dealt with, the Ents return to Fangorn forest.
Gandalf the White (elegantly intuitive Ian McKellen), fresh from
victory at
Helm's Deep, meets Merry (daringly bashful Dominic Monaghan)
and Pippin (recklessly amusing Billy Boyd) guarding Saruman (serenely
demented Christopher Lee), and Wormtongue (spineless henchman
Brad Dourif). The victorious ride off to Rohan, leaving the defeated
to their own devices. There is more left to do.
On the way, Pippin discovers a Palantiria, an all-seeing stone,
and hides it from the others as they go. Once there, in typical
mishap, he looks at the stone (after being told not to). The
Dark Lord, who controls it, attacks him. Sauron thinks he has
found Frodo (sweetly sensual Elijah Wood) and his One Ring (the
voice of savagely demanding Alan Howard) that will restore him
to physical form and power. Pippin is in real danger of losing
his life.
Gandalf protects Pippin and leaves Merry at Rohan. They must
travel to Minas Tirith, the capital of Gondor, next to be attacked.
The fantascape of Middle Earth in Terra's breathtaking New Zealand
mingles both plots. Advanced satellite technology is as good
as a Palantiria.
But Sauron mistook Pippin for Frodo, and we accidently found
Saddam Hussein by word of mouth. Bin Laden is still elusive and
dangerous. Neither world had useful information about its enemy.
Fallible interpretation happened despite technological advantages.
In similar vein the U.N. has yet to act in the War on Terror
with more than rhetoric. Terrorism, as the shadow of Mordor,
grows in strength to acquire the penultimate power. Whether it
is the Ring or nuclear weaponry, both seek to dim the lights
of freedom in the wake of its darkness. The Ring and the War
on Terror have in common a fearsome ability to divide and conquer,
even though "the spin" is to unite all peoples.
Sauron divided Middle Earth by giving the leaders of each race
a slave ring as terrorists divide countries against countries,
encouraging dissension and breaking treaties. To gain control,
through fear and violence, they band together their economic
strength and their plan of global domination. Both these same
unwieldy evils must be defeated so life can thrive.
At Minas Tirith, Denethor II, the Steward of Gondor (arrogantly
suffering John Noble) mourns the death of his son Boromir (bravely
smooth Sean Bean), and yearns for a similar heroic end for his
youngest Faramir (wildly obedient David Wenhem). Pippin offers
his service to Denethor as payment for Boromir's death. He accepts.
Gandalf has Pippin light the bonfire s to call for help from
Rohan against Denethor's will. Faramir is wounded and thought
dead defending the river against the orcs, where Corsairs will
land to attack Minas Tirith from Pelennor fields. Gandalf saves
Faramir from cremation, and instead Denethor burns. Gandalf takes
command, but even with Rohan and Gondor, their defenses will
not enough to defeat the Shadow of Mordor.
Mortal Arwen (warmly defiant Liv Tyler) is dying as Sauron's
strength increases. She begs her father Lord Elrond (supremely
responsive Hugo Weaving) to repair Anduril, the sword of Gondor,
and give it to Aragorn (courageously ambivalent Viggo Mortensen),
to be King. This happens. Aragorn takes up Anduril from Lord
Elrond. Along with Legolas (boldly sophisticated Orlando Bloom)
and Gimli (brashly proud John Rhys Davies), Aragorn wields it
to make a deal with the King of the Dead (mockingly haughty Paul
Norell) and his ghostly army, holed up in the Cursed Mountains.
When Mordor is defeated by the Dead, Aragorn releases them, as
promised from King Isildur's ancestral curse.
King Theodan of Rohan(strongly intelligent Bernard Hill) falls
to the Witch King, Lord of the nine Nazgul, (scuriliously violent
Lawrence Makoare). Eowyn (reluctantly gracious Miranda Otto)
has taken Merry with her into the second great battle for Middle
Earth. She fights the Witch King, who may rightly have claimed
no man can defeat him. And is destroyed by her. Eowyn becomes
the Queen of Rohan.
ROTK digresses to Smeagol (haplessly deviant Andy Serkis).
He murdered his fishing buddy to get the Ring. Now permanently
Gollum (haplesssly volatile Andy Serkis), he has turned Frodo
against Sam (PJ's avatar, brilliantly faithful Sean Astin) and
is leading him to the lair of Shelob (best ever giant ferocious
spider), beyond which Mordor lies. Frodo fends her off for a
time, with the spectral aid of Galadriel (coolly possessive Cate
Blanchett), but becomes poisoned, cocooned, and left for dead.
Sam had followed and caught up with Gollum, throwing him off
the mountain. He discovers Frodo and fends off wounded Shelob.
He thinks Frodo is dead and hides when orcs show up to take him.
Sam learns Frodo is only paralyzed and follows them to the orc
headquarters. Frodo awakes to find the Ring gone and himself
a prisoner. Sam finds him, and gives him back the Ring he has
been" safe-keeping."Frodo puts it on and they ramble
on to find Mt. Doom..
Meanwhile, Arargorn attacks the
Black gates to battle, to distract the great eye of Sauron from
finding Sam and Frodo. It works well, Sam and Frodo are nearing
the river of fire that will destroy the Ring. Frodo hesitates
as Gollum reappears. He knocks Sam over to get to the Ring. Frodo
dons the Ring and becomes invisible. Despite this, Gollum manages
to bite it off his finger. Gollum rejoices reclaiming his "precious."
Frodo grabs him and they both fall over the cliff. Gollum sinks
into the lava, unsuccessfully reaching for the nearby Ring. Sam
rushes to the edge to find Frodo climbing up and helps him to
level ground.
The tower of Ban-Dur falls, and Sauron is finally destroyed.
The rest of Mordor cracks and panicked orcs fall into the crevices.
Sam and Frodo are left on rock surrounded by lava and await death.
The end of shadow, the light returns to cover Middle Earth. With
the turbulence over, Gandalf appears with his eagles whose claws
grab Sam and Frodo, and swiftly carry them to safety and recovery
at Minas Tirith. Middle Earth is saved! The Fellowship survivors,
Arwen and the other elves, Rohan and Gondor, reunite to crown
King Aragorn. The race of men is restored.
Iraq has seemed to reject both Hussein and the U.S. Their ruling
committee of governance may well have to create and altogether
new form of government, perhaps a larger version of city-county
unification similar to various governments in the state of Florida.
We must stay in Iraq to be the catalyst for justice and prosperity
of a people that has never been given a political will or individuality.
We have seen them endure through wars and out of necessity they
have forged their own survival. We must accept that they may
not want to have either a King or a U.S. style of government.
China is proof that the profit motive leads to Westernization
in a country's own time. We seem to be pushing them to retain
fear and violence, something we have never purported or promoted
to stand for ourselves or in other countries. We must accept
their ways of governing themselves, as they must reject violence
and terror. It is the challenge yet to be taken up to maintain
the details and goals of mere peace, as the Elves have conceded
to the race of men. Succeeding this challenge is a guarantee
of world peace. And this is much tougher to achieve than any
war. The U.N. must lead the way in this.
The four tiny Hobbits are honored ("you bow to no one"),
say their goodbyes, and at last return home to the Shire. Merry
and Pippin resume their mischievous ways. Sam marries and has
two children. Frodo finishes Bilbo's book after four years, leaving
room for Sam to add to it. Its effect similar to rebuilding the
Memorial Tower at 1,776 feet so what happened is always remembered
in proper perspective. Frodo's wounds may have healed, but the
mental scars have vividly remained. He and Bilbo are invited
to join Gandalf, Galadriel, and Lord Elrond on one last adventure.
His friends see him off, knowing they may never see each other
again. Shining light steers the tall ship, out of Middle Earth,
into the unknown. As on our Terra, the hope of civilization has
always been found in the West.
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AmazonSecurityTokenServiceClient Class Reference
| Inherits from | AmazonWebServiceClient : AmazonAbstractWebServiceClient : NSObject |
| Declared in | AmazonSecurityTokenServiceClient.h |
Overview
AWS Security Token Service
The AWS Security Token Service is a web service that enables you to request temporary, limited-privilege credentials for AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) users or for users that you authenticate (federated users). This guide provides descriptions of the AWS Security Token Service API.
For more detailed information about using this service, go to Using Temporary Security Credentials .
For information about setting up signatures and authorization through the API, go to Signing AWS API Requests in the AWS General Reference . For general information about the Query API, go to Making Query Requests in Using IAM . For information about using security tokens with other AWS products, go to Using Temporary Security Credentials to Access AWS in Using Temporary Security Credentials .
If you're new to AWS and need additional technical information about a specific AWS product, you can find the product's technical documentation at http://aws.amazon.com/documentation/ .
We will refer to Amazon Identity and Access Management using the abbreviated form IAM. All copyrights and legal protections still apply.
Tasks
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– getSessionToken:
The GetSessionToken action returns a set of temporary credentials for an AWS account or IAM user. The credentials consist of an Access Key ID, a Secret Access Key, and a security token. These credentials are valid for the specified duration only. The session duration for IAM users can be between one and 36 hours, with a default of 12 hours. The session duration for AWS account owners is restricted to one hour. Providing the AWS Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) device serial number and the token code is optional.
For more information about using GetSessionToken to create temporary credentials, go to Creating Temporary Credentials to Enable Access for IAM Users in Using IAM .
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– getFederationToken:
The GetFederationToken action returns a set of temporary credentials for a federated user with the user name and policy specified in the request. The credentials consist of an Access Key ID, a Secret Access Key, and a security token. Credentials created by IAM users are valid for the specified duration, between one and 36 hours; credentials created using account credentials last one hour.
The federated user who holds these credentials has any permissions allowed by the intersection of the specified policy and any resource or user policies that apply to the caller of the GetFederationToken API, and any resource policies that apply to the federated user's Amazon Resource Name (ARN). For more information about how token permissions work, see Controlling Permissions in Temporary Credentials in Using AWS Identity and Access Management . For information about using GetFederationToken to create temporary credentials, see Creating Temporary Credentials to Enable Access for Federated Users in Using AWS Identity and Access Management .
Instance Methods
getFederationToken:
The GetFederationToken action returns a set of temporary credentials for a federated user with the user name and policy specified in the request. The credentials consist of an Access Key ID, a Secret Access Key, and a security token. Credentials created by IAM users are valid for the specified duration, between one and 36 hours; credentials created using account credentials last one hour.
The federated user who holds these credentials has any permissions allowed by the intersection of the specified policy and any resource or user policies that apply to the caller of the GetFederationToken API, and any resource policies that apply to the federated user's Amazon Resource Name (ARN). For more information about how token permissions work, see Controlling Permissions in Temporary Credentials in Using AWS Identity and Access Management . For information about using GetFederationToken to create temporary credentials, see Creating Temporary Credentials to Enable Access for Federated Users in Using AWS Identity and Access Management .
- (SecurityTokenServiceGetFederationTokenResponse *)getFederationToken:(SecurityTokenServiceGetFederationTokenRequest *)getFederationTokenRequest
Parameters
- getFederationTokenRequest
Container for the necessary parameters to execute the GetFederationToken service method on AmazonSecurityTokenService.
Return Value
The response from the GetFederationToken service method, as returned by AmazonSecurityTokenService.
Discussion
The GetFederationToken action returns a set of temporary credentials for a federated user with the user name and policy specified in the request. The credentials consist of an Access Key ID, a Secret Access Key, and a security token. Credentials created by IAM users are valid for the specified duration, between one and 36 hours; credentials created using account credentials last one hour.
The federated user who holds these credentials has any permissions allowed by the intersection of the specified policy and any resource or user policies that apply to the caller of the GetFederationToken API, and any resource policies that apply to the federated user's Amazon Resource Name (ARN). For more information about how token permissions work, see Controlling Permissions in Temporary Credentials in Using AWS Identity and Access Management . For information about using GetFederationToken to create temporary credentials, see Creating Temporary Credentials to Enable Access for Federated Users in Using AWS Identity and Access Management .
Exceptions
- SecurityTokenServicePackedPolicyTooLargeException
For more information see SecurityTokenServicePackedPolicyTooLargeException
- SecurityTokenServiceMalformedPolicyDocumentException
For more information see SecurityTokenServiceMalformedPolicyDocumentException
- AmazonClientException
If any internal errors are encountered inside the client while attempting to make the request or handle the response. For example if a network connection is not available. For more information see AmazonClientException.
- AmazonServiceException
If an error response is returned by AmazonSecurityTokenService indicating either a problem with the data in the request, or a server side issue. For more information see AmazonServiceException.
See Also
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getSessionToken:
The GetSessionToken action returns a set of temporary credentials for an AWS account or IAM user. The credentials consist of an Access Key ID, a Secret Access Key, and a security token. These credentials are valid for the specified duration only. The session duration for IAM users can be between one and 36 hours, with a default of 12 hours. The session duration for AWS account owners is restricted to one hour. Providing the AWS Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) device serial number and the token code is optional.
For more information about using GetSessionToken to create temporary credentials, go to Creating Temporary Credentials to Enable Access for IAM Users in Using IAM .
- (SecurityTokenServiceGetSessionTokenResponse *)getSessionToken:(SecurityTokenServiceGetSessionTokenRequest *)getSessionTokenRequest
Parameters
- getSessionTokenRequest
Container for the necessary parameters to execute the GetSessionToken service method on AmazonSecurityTokenService.
Return Value
The response from the GetSessionToken service method, as returned by AmazonSecurityTokenService.
Discussion
The GetSessionToken action returns a set of temporary credentials for an AWS account or IAM user. The credentials consist of an Access Key ID, a Secret Access Key, and a security token. These credentials are valid for the specified duration only. The session duration for IAM users can be between one and 36 hours, with a default of 12 hours. The session duration for AWS account owners is restricted to one hour. Providing the AWS Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) device serial number and the token code is optional.
For more information about using GetSessionToken to create temporary credentials, go to Creating Temporary Credentials to Enable Access for IAM Users in Using IAM .
Exceptions
- AmazonClientException
If any internal errors are encountered inside the client while attempting to make the request or handle the response. For example if a network connection is not available. For more information see AmazonClientException.
- AmazonServiceException
If an error response is returned by AmazonSecurityTokenService indicating either a problem with the data in the request, or a server side issue. For more information see AmazonServiceException.
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