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Creates an SSH key pair.
create key pair operation supports tag-based access control via
request tags. For more information, see the Lightsail Dev Guide.
Request Syntax
{ "keyPairName": "
string", "tags": [ { "key": "
string", "value": "
string" } ] }
Request Parameters
For information about the parameters that are common to all actions, see Common Parameters.
The request accepts the following data in JSON format.
- keyPairName
The name for your new key pair.
Type: String
Required: Yes
- tags
The tag keys and optional values to add to the resource during create.
To tag a resource after it has been created, see the
tag resourceoperation.
Type: Array of Tag objects
Required: No
Response Syntax
{ "keyPair": { "arn": "string", "createdAt": number, "fingerprint": "string", "location": { "availabilityZone": "string", "regionName": "string" }, "name": "string", "resourceType": "string", "supportCode": "string", "tags": [ { "key": "string", "value": "string" } ] }, "operation": { "createdAt": number, "errorCode": "string", "errorDetails": "string", "id": "string", "isTerminal": boolean, "location": { "availabilityZone": "string", "regionName": "string" }, "operationDetails": "string", "operationType": "string", "resourceName": "string", "resourceType": "string", "status": "string", "statusChangedAt": number }, "privateKeyBase64": "string", "publicKeyBase64": "string" }
Response Elements
If the action is successful, the service sends back an HTTP 200 response.
The following data is returned in JSON format by the service.
- keyPair
An array of key-value pairs containing information about the new key pair you just created.
Type: KeyPair object
- operation
An array of key-value pairs containing information about the results of your create key pair request.
Type: Operation object
- privateKeyBase64
A base64-encoded RSA private key.
Type: String
- publicKeyBase64
A base64-encoded public key of the
Type: String
For information about the errors that are common to all actions, see Common Errors.
- AccessDeniedException
Lightsail throws this exception when the user cannot be authenticated or uses invalid credentials to access a resource.
HTTP Status Code: 400
- AccountSetupInProgressException
Lightsail throws this exception when an account is still in the setup in progress state.
HTTP Status Code: 400
- InvalidInputException
Lightsail throws this exception when user input does not conform to the validation rules of an input field.
Domain-related APIs are only available in the N. Virginia (us-east-1) Region. Please set your AWS Region configuration to us-east-1 to create, view, or edit these resources.
HTTP Status Code: 400
- NotFoundException
Lightsail throws this exception when it cannot find a resource.
HTTP Status Code: 400
- OperationFailureException
Lightsail throws this exception when an operation fails to execute.
HTTP Status Code: 400
- ServiceException
A general service exception.
HTTP Status Code: 500
- UnauthenticatedException
Lightsail throws this exception when the user has not been authenticated.
HTTP Status Code: 400
See Also
For more information about using this API in one of the language-specific AWS SDKs, see the following:


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Re: EpDis: Secrets Of The Soul
Yeck. Pretty massive suck.
Franklin giving holier-than-thou crap to a race for genocide which was commited on its planet 800 years ago? Come on. Like humans had, at that point, not commited genocide in the last 800 years. Franklin just wouldn't be such a tosspot.
I do have to wonder about people, though, that can watch this episode .. and STILL don't believe that Byron is a whiny, hypocritic little shit.
Okay. One of his guys gets attacked in downbelow. He's brought into medlab, Franklin is trying to save him. Franklin asks Byron what happened. Byron, while seeming perfectly composed, gives Franklin something along the lines of ..
"He was attacked. By one of YOU."
Yeah, right. FRANKLIN is to blame. He's a normal, so of course he approves of this kind of stuff. Never mind the part where Franklin was running the underground railroad for years, getting thousands of telepaths out of Psi Corp, doing more for telepaths than Byron ever would do. What a petty little bigot Byron is.
Never mind the complete retardedness of his assertion in the end that the whole universe is to blame for his problems.
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I don't think the argument about Byron has ever been whether or not he was a whiny, hypocritical little shit, as he is clearly exactly that. He is also massively paranoid and has a massive chip on his shoulder.
I always felt the point of Byron was to draw the distinction between the fact that he isn't the most likeable of people but that ultimately he does have a point about the way telepaths are treated. Can the audience sympathise with his situation and his cause without liking him?
Me? Yes I could.
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It's not my favorite episode, but neither is it my least favorite one.
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Another C. Extinction of races has been done before (Markab), joint evolution has been done before (Centari). Byron is creepy and I think I'd like to take him up on that 4, 5, and 6 just for the ridiculous lines he delivers in the episodes when he's trying to win Lyta over. (Although that scene is probably his best moment.)
Puttering Peter is a lot like Special Simon, as the only other telepath in the colony that isn't a mute with long hair... you know he's in trouble from the get go. Not a very innovative plot, and aside from the end it does very little for me.
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I agree with what was previously said about Byron's attitude toward normals - he doesn't differentiate between them. So what's the difference between him and those he despises?!
Lyta has become someone I don't much like anymore as well - her need to follow someone is annoying, and her choice isn't very good. I noticed a repeat of the melody of the "all come together" song as an instrumental theme behind her joining Byron's group.
The lack of privacy in the sex scene turns me off completely. The only good part is the revelation of Vorlon manipulation of teeps. However, Byron's anger is misdirected - he lashes out against the normals (again!), since the Vorlons are no longer available.
Zack's concern may be partially caused by jealousy, of course, but he is very sweet in his attitude. Too bad Lyta doesn't see who is really interested in her for her own sake.
The whole Franklin/Hyach plot element is less than gripping. All in all, this episode has little of real interest for me.
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Bester is an object of resentment, so I guess if it's Bester, it will be telepaths defending themselves.
On the other hand, Byron is a walking resenment, and he may provoke the war the way Osama did.
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I think this is a fairly average episode. Byron actually doesn't annoy me that much in this one. He isn't overly arrogant and condescending in any of the conversations he has, except perhaps early on at customs where he asks Zach "How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?" and then goes on about that for a bit. Yes, we get it, you're very erudite.
Really, he makes a LOT of sense in this episode. He loses me only at the very end, where he decides that all of the mundanes on all of the worlds the Vorlons messed with are to blame for the suffering of the telepaths and need to feel his wrath. As though the Vorlons didn't manipulate EVERYONE. I can totally see why any telepath would be distrustful of mundanes in general, because of everything that's been done to them as a group. But that is quite a leap there, Byron. And, what exactly would you have done if the Vorlons weren't gone? Attack their homeworld?
Incidentally, why DO all the telepaths wear black? Is it just so that it's easier for the audience to spot them when we don't know all of their faces? Or is there a reason for it in the story? Like, they're all in mourning until they get their own world, sort of thing? It's weird, because despite the obvious cult-like qualities of that group, they don't seem to be the type to suppress individuality.
The interesting thing about the telepath storyline, I think, is that we, the viewers, are all mundanes. The story makes us sympathize with the telepaths, but we'll always be mundanes and can't view it from any other perspective.
The Hyach-Doh story is alright, even if it doesn't matter much for the overall storyline. I do find the "everyone has to share their medical information for the alliance" story interesting. I'm sort of surprised that the Hyach representative and aide take Franklin's word for it when he says he'll die before he gives away their secrets. We, the audience, can believe it easily enough, since we know about Franklin's background, but these Hyach don't know that. On the other hand, they had their orders, so it doesn't really matter what they believe. Franklin does seem a bit self-righteous about things (it comes natural to him :p ), but he's angry about the secrecy, he isn't holding these particular Hyach responsible for the genocide committed by their ancestors. I think that's reasonable enough.
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Georgia basketball signee Cameron Forte won't arrive in Athens in June, coach Mark Fox said.
The junior college transfer from Tempe, Ariz., had one class to take in May, "but there were not enough people enrolled so they stopped offering the class. Now he's taking it in June so he won't be on campus until the second term."
So the forward who played a season at Howard College (Texas) will have his arrival delayed until July.
"It was really out of his control," Fox said. "That sets him back a month, but he can lift where he is so it's not a big deal."


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As many of you know, I work with many women through the different phases of life – infancy, childhood, puberty, reproductive life, peri-menopause, post menopause, the wise years….there are so many beautiful and sometimes challenging cycles to a woman's life.
Men also have their cycles though less outwardly obvious and less discussed until recent times. Men go through tremendous hormonal change through puberty, as reproductive men and then through andropause (the gradual decline of testosterone and other male hormones) into their wise years.
As the years go by, I respect more and more what women and men go through. The cycles become clearer to me as do treatments to best support both women and men through these shifts and adjustments.
Women and men of all ages are concerned with their sexual health. I have worked with couples in their 80's who still want to maintain regular sexual function as well as couples in their 50's who are comfortable and happy with shifting their physical affection and demonstration of love to a less active sex life.
Whatever your personal goals and preferences are – there are healthy ways to maintain hormonal support for lifelong well-being.
After years of requests from patients, I have finally started to carry natural personal care products to support women's and men's sexual function. I can stand by the quality of these products as they are Emerita brand products, a Portland, Oregon based company that has been making natural products for women for decades and Enzymatic Therapies, a long time leader in high quality natural supplements.
We will now be carrying: Hot Plants for Her and Hot Plants for Him – two herbal medicine products to support libido. For women, we will also have topical products for lubrication either for daily vaginal dryness or for use during sex, OH Warming Lubricant for enhanced stimulation and Response Cream for increased sexual response.
I hope you enjoy these products as another way to enhance your well being and optimal health.


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AminoTaur is fortified with the elusive 5:1:1 precision blend of Branched Chain Amino Acids, containing a whopping 5grams of the protein synthesis powerhouse L-leucine. By being directly ingested to skeletal muscle tissue, BCAA's increase the rate of tissue building and repair, as well as supercharging your workout performance by fighting off catabolism.
In addition to its formidable BCAA content, AminoTaur is backed up by a further 6grams of Essential Amino Acids, that are able to forcibly improve muscle growth, annihilate catabolism in its tracks and even significantly enhance your rate of fat burning. That's a colossal 13grams of amino acids altogether within the formula!
AminoTaur is ideal to sip on both before and during your workout, substantially increasing your performance in the gym and out of it as well. Better yet, sip some between meals outside of training to increase protein turnover and reduce DOMS – it's one of the first in its field that is a genuine pleasure to drink!
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ArtistaStyle is the online boutique of Australian artist Rebecca Coulter; showcasing her highly detailed illustrations, 3D Paper artworks and dreamy abstract paintings inspired by our ocean and coastline.
From beautiful accent pieces for small spaces, to the larger conversation starters for bigger areas, it's the perfect place to find an amazing Original Artwork that will take your home to next level beautiful. That one piece that was made just for you.
The Coastal Style Collection is growing and features watercolour illustrations of seaweeds, feathers, seahorses, fish and octopuses. It's artwork that takes inspiration from the gorgeous traditions of botanical and scientific styles of illustration, but with a more contemporary eye in regards to colour.
Consider joining the Collector's Circle so you'll be the first to know when Rebecca's new collection Barnacle Clusters hit the store.
To do so click the tab at the Bottom of this screen that says 'Want to see new work?' Subscribers are also notified of upcoming shows and events and have the opportunity to shop new collections first before their public release.


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Tuesday, August 23, 2011
17 comments:
Such a cute little cift card set, Christine! Thanks for the tip on how to make a box from the scallop envelopes too :)ReplyDelete
OMGosh, what a gorgeous project! I love this Christine, and each of the little cards are so sweet!ReplyDelete
What a cute little gift set, a fab idea my friend, thanks for the inspiration for the envelope die and especially this stamp set, l have hardly inked mine up at all..:0) and a fab use of the JAI colours!ReplyDelete
Super cute! But why do you keep creating beautiful cards with stamps I don't have? My wish/want list keeps growing!ReplyDelete
Such sweet cards!!! You've done such a fab job with the colours - I'm super impressed :)ReplyDelete
What a cute little project it has given me ideas for lucky door prizes for my upcoming new catalogue launch! Thanks Christine and thanks for playing again at Just Add Ink this week! ♥ReplyDelete
What a fabulous collection of gift cards Christine and I love how you packaged them up. Great project indeed!!ReplyDelete
What a darling little set of notecards, Christine. That stamp set really suits the colour combo.ReplyDelete
What a great idea, such sweet cards.ReplyDelete
WoW Christine , sooooo cute and creative. just love itReplyDelete
Hi, Thanks for your comment... we must be thinking alike...lol.ReplyDelete
Ahhhhhhhhhh Coffee, coffee, coffee... someone after my own heart...LOL
Super cute cards and holder, Christine! Thanks for stopping by my blog today. Have a great day.ReplyDelete
Very cute Christine. Love it!ReplyDelete
Christine, this is a very cute gift set, and great use of the colour combo x Debi xReplyDelete
Congrats on your HM Christine! This set is fantastic - what a great idea and great use of colours. CheersReplyDelete
Hi Christine,ReplyDelete
Very cute cards!! Congrats on your HM at JAI!
- Judy May27 August, 2011 21:59
Very cute set, Christine. Would make a fab gift.ReplyDelete


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This has been a strange autumn and winter. Still hasn't really gone cold, but it feels like an extended autumn season. Here are some of the photographs I took of the Autumn in October.
The lengthening shadows on the green.
You can see the leaves turning brown.
A single brown leaf in a blaze of green, but not for long.
Looking up at the tree at the sunlit leaves.
Some of the leaves on the branches are starting to turn yellow and spotty
The dried brown leaves have started to collect on the ground.
Another tree with a different kind of leaf, looks like a big claw from a lizard or something no?
Looks like bulbs of some kind.
The trunk is full of these bulbs.
The twigs and branches are definitely thinning out.
In a land of upturned leaves, a downturned leaf stands out.
Poking one head out of the water.
Damp curling leaves
I like the colours of autumn, they are so brilliant.


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In summer, most of us often wear straw hats because it has good breathability. Straw hats can be divided into the wide-brimmed hat and the straw bucket hat. But straw hats are also more easily crushed than other hats, especially when traveling. You may not want to wear a straw hat when it's out of shape. In fact, it's easy to restore its shape. Here are a few tips on how to restore a straw hat.
Firstly, you need to try steaming or wetting the hat. The most common way to steam straw hats is to use a steamer or an iron. Let the steam wrap around the brim of the hat to loosen the synthetic fibers. The steam will help the hat recover its natural shape. If you don't have a steamer, you can use steam from a pot of hot water.
If the steam appears too saturated on the hat, stop for a few minutes before restarting the hat. Make sure steam all around the brim. Keep the steam at a distance away from the straw hat so the steam won't damage it or hurt your hands. After steaming around the brim, place the steam throughout the inside of the crown. The steam will start popping out of the indentation of the hat.
Continue steaming until the hat is damp when you touch it. Don't worry about the hat getting too much moisture on it because the moisture will help straighten it out. Shape the hat with your fingers. After you wet it or when you are steaming your hat, push everything back to its original position and continuously mold the straw by your hands throughout the steaming process.
Use your fingers to pull the fibers apart as you mold the hat. You can also reshape a hat with a spoon instead of your fingers during the steaming process. After you have steamed the hat, place folded towels or other clothes, such as socks, underwear or T-shirt inside the hat. This will further help restore the shape of its crown.
Secondly, if steaming your hat doesn't work, you may want to wet it. This method is especially useful on a squished straw hat brim. The easiest way to wet your hat is to spray it with water. The moisture will make the straw more pliable and you can reshape the brim with your fingers. If this does not work, you may need to dip the crown of your hat into warm water. The hat should not be too dry or too wet, as this can cause the hat to break. Thus, make sure it's evenly moist.
After wetting the hat, you also need to mold it back into its shape with your fingers. Then, let the hat dry naturally. If the hat does not regain its perfect shape, repeat the steaming or wetting process. That depends on the hat itself and the degree of damage. Some hats only need to steam or wet once, but others may need to go through the process once again. It is better to steam the hat for once if possible, as the steaming for a second time will damage your hat.


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Freida Pinto as photographed for Interview Magazine by Mert Alas
Haters beware. She's no flash in the pan. After her breakout role in Slumdog Millionaire (2008), Freida Pinto has been busy.
Her post-Latika portrayals have shown us Freida in a range of roles. From playing a Palestinian school girl in Julian Schnabal's controversial drama Miral, to a primatologist in Rise of the Planet of the Apes opposite James Franco, a Greek Priestess in the upcoming Immortals and a role in the Middle-East epic Black Gold, set to make it's world premiere at the Doha International Film Festival this October.
The latest buzz however, is around her upcoming role in Trishna, director Michael Winterbottom's movie based on the Thomas Hardy classic Tess of the d'Ubervilles. Except this time we're not in England circa 1891, we're in modern day Rajasthan.
And this time, India will have to take a second look at Ms. Pinto. Her home country has not embraced her in the way the rest of the world readily has. Pinto hopes this film will be the one to change that.
This could prove tough given the graphic sex scenes in Trishna, where Pinto plays a village girl seduced and eventually humiliated by the spoilt son of a hotelier played by Riz Ahmed. When asked if she had reservations about the sex scenes she is clear, "I understood what Michael was getting at. It was not just gratuitous. It was required. We were talking about a passionate love story gone wrong. It bordered on sadism. So I did not see anything wrong in it."
The more we see of her, the more we like her. Whether you applaud her acting prowess or not, she is here to stay. She's done 4 films in 11 months and seems to understand that when you're hot in Hollywood, you strike while you can.
Just take a look at her latest photos for Interview Magazine's August 2011 issue below.
We know you have an opinion here. Let us know what you think about Ms. Pinto below, right after the photos and videos.
Trishna – 2011
Immortals, November 2011