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Object org.jasypt.encryption.pbe.config.SimplePBEConfig org.jasypt.encryption.pbe.config.EnvironmentPBEConfig
public class EnvironmentPBEConfig
Implementation for PBEConfig
which can retrieve configuration
values from environment variables or system properties.
The name of the environment variable or system property (JVM property) to query for each parameter can be set with its corresponding setXEnvName or setXSysProperty method.
As this class extends SimplePBEConfig
, parameter values
can be also set with the usual setX methods.
For any of the configuration parameters, if its value is not configured in any way, a null value will be returned by the corresponding getX method.
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
EnvironmentPBEConfig()
Creates a new EnvironmentPBEConfig instance. |
| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
String |
getAlgorithmEnvName()
Retrieve the name of the environment variable which value has been loaded as the algorithm. |
String |
getAlgorithmSysPropertyName()
Retrieve the name of the JVM system property which value has been loaded as the algorithm. |
String |
getKeyObtentionIterationsEnvName()
Retrieve the name of the environment variable which value has been loaded as the key obtention iteration count. |
String |
getKeyObtentionIterationsSysPropertyName()
Retrieve the name of the JVM system property which value has been loaded as the key obtention iteration count. |
String |
getPasswordEnvName()
Retrieve the name of the environment variable which value has been loaded as the password. |
String |
getPasswordSysPropertyName()
Retrieve the name of the JVM system property which value has been loaded as the password. |
String |
getProviderClassNameEnvName()
Retrieve the name of the environment variable which value has been loaded as the provider class name. |
String |
getProviderClassNameSysPropertyName()
Retrieve the name of the JVM system property which value has been loaded as the provider class name. |
String |
getProviderNameEnvName()
Retrieve the name of the environment variable which value has been loaded as the provider name. |
String |
getProviderNameSysPropertyName()
Retrieve the name of the JVM system property which value has been loaded as the provider name. |
String |
getSaltGeneratorClassNameEnvName()
Retrieve the name of the environment variable which value has been loaded as the salt generator class name. |
String |
getSaltGeneratorClassNameSysPropertyName()
Retrieve the name of the JVM system property which value has been loaded as the salt generator class name. |
void |
setAlgorithm(String algorithm)
Sets a value for the encryption algorithm This algorithm has to be supported by your JCE provider and, if this provider supports it, you can also specify mode and padding for it, like ALGORITHM/MODE/PADDING. |
void |
setAlgorithmEnvName(String algorithmEnvName)
Set the config object to use the specified environment variable to load the value for the algorithm. |
void |
setAlgorithmSysPropertyName(String algorithmSysPropertyName)
Set the config object to use the specified JVM system property to load the value for the algorithm. |
void |
setKeyObtentionIterations(Integer keyObtentionIterations)
Sets the number of hashing iterations applied to obtain the encryption key. |
void |
setKeyObtentionIterations(String keyObtentionIterations)
Sets the number of hashing iterations applied to obtain the encryption key. |
void |
setKeyObtentionIterationsEnvName(String keyObtentionIterationsEnvName)
Set the config object to use the specified environment variable to load the value for the key obtention iteration count. |
void |
setKeyObtentionIterationsSysPropertyName(String keyObtentionIterationsSysPropertyName)
Set the config object to use the specified JVM system property to load the value for the key obtention iteration count. |
void |
setPassword(String password)
Sets the password to be used for encryption. |
void |
setPasswordEnvName(String passwordEnvName)
Set the config object to use the specified environment variable to load the value for the password. |
void |
setPasswordSysPropertyName(String passwordSysPropertyName)
Set the config object to use the specified JVM system property to load the value for the password. |
void |
setProvider(java.security.Provider provider)
Sets the security provider to be used for obtaining the encryption algorithm. |
void |
setProviderClassName(String providerClassName)
Sets the security provider to be used for obtaining the encryption algorithm. |
void |
setProviderClassNameEnvName(String providerClassNameEnvName)
Set the config object to use the specified environment variable to load the value for the provider class name. |
void |
setProviderClassNameSysPropertyName(String providerClassNameSysPropertyName)
Set the config object to use the specified JVM system property to load the value for the provider class name. |
void |
setProviderName(String providerName)
Sets the name of the security provider to be asked for the encryption algorithm. |
void |
setProviderNameEnvName(String providerNameEnvName)
Set the config object to use the specified environment variable to load the value for the provider name. |
void |
setProviderNameSysPropertyName(String providerNameSysPropertyName)
Set the config object to use the specified JVM system property to load the value for the provider name. |
void |
setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator)
Sets the salt generator. |
void |
setSaltGeneratorClassName(String saltGeneratorClassName)
Sets the salt generator. |
void |
setSaltGeneratorClassNameEnvName(String saltGeneratorClassNameEnvName)
Set the config object to use the specified environment variable to load the value for the salt generator class name. |
void |
setSaltGeneratorClassNameSysPropertyName(String saltGeneratorClassNameSysPropertyName)
Set the config object to use the specified JVM system property to load the value for the salt generator class name. |
| Methods inherited from class org.jasypt.encryption.pbe.config.SimplePBEConfig |
|---|
getAlgorithm, getKeyObtentionIterations, getPassword, getProvider, getProviderName, getSaltGenerator |
| Methods inherited from class Object |
|---|
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
|---|
public EnvironmentPBEConfig()
Creates a new EnvironmentPBEConfig instance.
| Method Detail |
|---|
public String getAlgorithmEnvName()
public void setAlgorithmEnvName(String algorithmEnvName)
algorithmEnvName
- the name of the environment variablepublic String getAlgorithmSysPropertyName()
public void setAlgorithmSysPropertyName(String algorithmSysPropertyName)
algorithmSysPropertyName
- the name of the propertypublic String getKeyObtentionIterationsEnvName()
public void setKeyObtentionIterationsEnvName(String keyObtentionIterationsEnvName)
keyObtentionIterationsEnvName
- the name of the environment variablepublic String getKeyObtentionIterationsSysPropertyName()
public void setKeyObtentionIterationsSysPropertyName(String keyObtentionIterationsSysPropertyName)
keyObtentionIterationsSysPropertyName
- the name of the propertypublic String getPasswordEnvName()
public void setPasswordEnvName(String passwordEnvName)
passwordEnvName
- the name of the environment variablepublic String getPasswordSysPropertyName()
public void setPasswordSysPropertyName(String passwordSysPropertyName)
passwordSysPropertyName
- the name of the propertypublic String getSaltGeneratorClassNameEnvName()
public void setSaltGeneratorClassNameEnvName(String saltGeneratorClassNameEnvName)
Set the config object to use the specified environment variable to load the value for the salt generator class name.
The salt generator class name which is set here must have a no-argument constructor, so that it can be instantiated and passed to the encryptor.
saltGeneratorClassNameEnvName
- the name of the environment variablepublic String getSaltGeneratorClassNameSysPropertyName()
public void setSaltGeneratorClassNameSysPropertyName(String saltGeneratorClassNameSysPropertyName)
Set the config object to use the specified JVM system property to load the value for the salt generator class name.
The salt generator class name which is set here must have a no-argument constructor, so that it can be instantiated and passed to the encryptor.
saltGeneratorClassNameSysPropertyName
- the name of the propertypublic String getProviderNameEnvName()
public void setProviderNameEnvName(String providerNameEnvName)
Set the config object to use the specified environment variable to load the value for the provider name.
providerNameEnvName
- the name of the environment variablepublic String getProviderNameSysPropertyName()
public void setProviderNameSysPropertyName(String providerNameSysPropertyName)
providerNameSysPropertyName
- the name of the propertypublic String getProviderClassNameEnvName()
public void setProviderClassNameEnvName(String providerClassNameEnvName)
Set the config object to use the specified environment variable to load the value for the provider class name.
The provider class name which is set here must have a no-argument constructor, so that it can be instantiated and passed to the encryptor.
providerClassNameEnvName
- the name of the environment variablepublic String getProviderClassNameSysPropertyName()
public void setProviderClassNameSysPropertyName(String providerClassNameSysPropertyName)
Set the config object to use the specified JVM system property to load the value for the provider class name.
The provider class name which is set here must have a no-argument constructor, so that it can be instantiated and passed to the encryptor.
providerClassNameSysPropertyName
- the name of the propertypublic void setAlgorithm(String algorithm)
SimplePBEConfig
Sets a value for the encryption algorithm
This algorithm has to be supported by your JCE provider and, if this provider supports it, you can also specify mode and padding for it, like ALGORITHM/MODE/PADDING.
Determines the result of: SimplePBEConfig.getAlgorithm()
setAlgorithm
in class SimplePBEConfig
algorithm
- the name of the algorithm to be usedpublic void setKeyObtentionIterations(Integer keyObtentionIterations)
SimplePBEConfig
Determines the result of: SimplePBEConfig.getKeyObtentionIterations()
setKeyObtentionIterations
in class SimplePBEConfig
keyObtentionIterations
- the number of iterations.public void setKeyObtentionIterations(String keyObtentionIterations)
SimplePBEConfig
Determines the result of: SimplePBEConfig.getKeyObtentionIterations()
setKeyObtentionIterations
in class SimplePBEConfig
keyObtentionIterations
- the number of iterations.public void setPassword(String password)
SimplePBEConfig
Determines the result of: SimplePBEConfig.getPassword()
setPassword
in class SimplePBEConfig
password
- the password to be used.public void setSaltGenerator(SaltGenerator saltGenerator)
SimplePBEConfig
Sets the salt generator.
If not set, null will returned.
Determines the result of: SimplePBEConfig.getSaltGenerator()
setSaltGenerator
in class SimplePBEConfig
saltGenerator
- the salt generator.public void setSaltGeneratorClassName(String saltGeneratorClassName)
SimplePBEConfig
Sets the salt generator.
If not set, null will returned.
Determines the result of: SimplePBEConfig.getSaltGenerator()
setSaltGeneratorClassName
in class SimplePBEConfig
saltGeneratorClassName
- the name of the salt generator class.public void setProviderName(String providerName)
SimplePBEConfig
Sets the name of the security provider to be asked for the encryption algorithm. This provider should be already registered.
If both the providerName and provider properties are set, only provider will be used, and providerName will have no meaning for the encryptor object.
If not set, null will be returned.
Determines the result of: SimplePBEConfig.getProviderName()
setProviderName
in class SimplePBEConfig
providerName
- the name of the security provider.public void setProvider(java.security.Provider provider)
SimplePBEConfig
Sets the security provider to be used for obtaining the encryption
algorithm. This method is an alternative to
both SimplePBEConfig.setProviderName(String)
and
SimplePBEConfig.setProviderClassName(String)
and they should not be used
altogether.
The provider specified with SimplePBEConfig.setProvider(Provider)
does not
have to be registered beforehand, and its use will not result in its
being registered.
If both the providerName and provider properties are set, only provider will be used, and providerName will have no meaning for the encryptor object.
If not set, null will be returned.
Determines the result of: SimplePBEConfig.getProvider()
setProvider
in class SimplePBEConfig
provider
- the security provider object.public void setProviderClassName(String providerClassName)
SimplePBEConfig
Sets the security provider to be used for obtaining the encryption
algorithm. This method is an alternative to
both SimplePBEConfig.setProviderName(String)
and SimplePBEConfig.setProvider(Provider)
and they should not be used altogether.
The provider specified with SimplePBEConfig.setProviderClassName(String)
does not
have to be registered beforehand, and its use will not result in its
being registered.
If both the providerName and provider properties are set, only provider will be used, and providerName will have no meaning for the encryptor object.
If not set, null will be returned.
Determines the result of: SimplePBEConfig.getProvider()
setProviderClassName
in class SimplePBEConfig
providerClassName
- the name of the security provider class.
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Package com.jme.util.clone
Interface CloneFunction<T>
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- All Known Implementing Classes:
IdentityCloneFunction
,ListCloneFunction
public interface CloneFunction<T>
Provides custom cloning for a particular object type. Once registered with the Cloner, this function object will be called twice for any cloned object that matches the class for which it was registered. It will first call cloneObject() to shallow clone the object and then call cloneFields() to deep clone the object's values.This two step process is important because this is what allows circular references in the cloned object graph.
- Author:
- Paul Speed
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method Description void
cloneFields(Cloner cloner, T clone, T original)
Performs a deep clone of the specified clone's fields.T
cloneObject(Cloner cloner, T original)
Performs a shallow clone of the specified object.
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Method Detail
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cloneObject
T cloneObject(Cloner cloner, T original)
Performs a shallow clone of the specified object. This is similar to the JmeCloneable.clone() method in semantics and is the first part of a two part cloning process. Once the shallow clone is created, it is cached and CloneFunction.cloneFields() is called. In this way, the CloneFunction interface can completely take over the JmeCloneable style cloning for an object that doesn't otherwise implement that interface.- Parameters:
cloner
- The cloner performing the cloning operation.original
- The original object that needs to be cloned.
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cloneFields
void cloneFields(Cloner cloner, T clone, T original)
Performs a deep clone of the specified clone's fields. This is similar to the JmeCloneable.cloneFields() method in semantics and is the second part of a two part cloning process. Once the shallow clone is created, it is cached and CloneFunction.cloneFields() is called. In this way, the CloneFunction interface can completely take over the JmeCloneable style cloning for an object that doesn't otherwise implement that interface.- Parameters:
cloner
- The cloner performing the cloning operation.clone
- The clone previously returned from cloneObject().original
- The original object that was cloned. This is provided for the very special case where field cloning needs to refer to the original object. Mostly the necessary fields should already be on the clone.
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SuperSIM is a dynamic management engine built on top of a proprietary integration with MTN. The system does the heavy lifting of billing, data usage monitoring, and allocation on your behalf. It is a complete fleet management solution.
SuperSIM makes available various functionality through APIs for third-party vendor integration. This document serves as the overview and documentation of each API.
Each call has a username and a token variable.
GET /api/balance.php?msisdn=msisdn&username=username&token=token HTTP/1.1
Host: simbalance.co.za
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POST /api/order.php HTTP/1.1
Host: supersim.co.za
Content-Type: application/json
JSON Body:
{ "username": "username", "token": "token", "msisdn": "msisdn", "sim_card_number": "sim_card_number", "order_number": "order_number", "reference_1": "Emma Johnson", "reference_2": "Hospital", "suspend_behaviour": 1, "package_id": 30000 }
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Host: supersim.co.za
JSON Body:
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JSON Body:
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JSON Body:
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{ "username": "username", "token": "token", "msisdn": "msisdn", "note": "note" }
Updates the reference1 and reference2 fields of an MSISDN entry in the database.
Please note that the API user must be authorized to update the MSISDN. The matrix_user associated with the API user must match the matrix_user associated with the owner of the MSISDN.
Endpoint: /api/update_msisdn_references.php
HTTP Method: POST
Request Body:
{ "username": "apiuser1", "token": "password123", "msisdn": "27xxxxxxxxx", "reference1": "REF123", "reference2": "REF456" }
The API response will be a JSON object with the following properties:
If the update is successful:
{ "success": "A success message indicating that the MSISDN was updated successfully." }
If there is an error:
{ "error": "An error message indicating the cause of the error." }
Examples:
Console:
curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{ "username": "apiuser1", "token": "password123", "msisdn": "27xxxxxxxxx", "reference1": "REF123", "reference2": "REF456" }' https://supersim.co.za/api/update_msisdn_references.php
Javascript:
const data = { "username": "apiuser1", "token": "password123", "msisdn": "27xxxxxxxxx", "reference1": "REF123", "reference2": "REF456" }; fetch('https://supersim.co.za/api/update_msisdn_references.php', { method: 'POST', headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }, body: JSON.stringify(data) }) .then(response => response.json()) .then(data => console.log(data)) .catch(error => console.error(error));


{% extends 'demo/base.html' %} {% load static %} {% load demo_tags %} {% load message_box message_box_with_icon error_box success_box breadcrumbs cta_box from great_components %} {% load code from demo_tags %} {% block inner_content %}
Message boxes can have their text and border colours modified in various ways using utility classes.
An example using custom classes for box_class
and heading_class
.
As above but with an icon on the left. Classes work slightly differently.
Check the colours section for possible values for border_colour
.
CTA boxes work in a similar way but have two columns - one for text and another for a button.
{% cta_box box_id='example-cta-box' heading='Need help?' description='If you need more information please get in touch.' button_text='Contact us' button_url='/' %} {% code 'django' %} {% cta_box box_id='example-cta-box' heading='Need help?' description='If you need more information please get in touch.' button_text='Contact us' button_url='/' %} {% endcode %}These can be modified with utility classes in the same way as message boxes.
{% cta_box heading_class='h-l text-active-blue' box_class='border-stone bg-stone-20 text-active-blue' button_class='button-arrow-large' box_id='example-cta-box-two' heading='.h-l .text-active-blue' description='.border-stone .bg-stone-20 .text-active-blue' button_text='.g-button' button_url='/' %} {% code 'django' %} {% cta_box heading_class='h-l text-active-blue' box_class='border-stone bg-stone-20 text-active-blue' button_class='button-arrow-large' box_id='example-cta-box-two' heading='.h-l .text-active-blue' description='.border-stone .bg-stone-20 .text-active-blue' button_text='.g-button' button_url='/' %} {% endcode %}[description text]


CUTTING EDGE CONSCIOUSNESS: USING THE SWORD OF TRUTH TO DREAM YOUR WORLD INTO BEING.
Shamans, mystics and many other spiritual philosophers all offer ways to manifest a life of peace and prosperity. Often we think that in order to attract money, love, health and our ideal life we must find it outside of ourselves. It is deeper than going out into the world and slaying the figurative dragon or […]
by Adam HallShamans, mystics and many other spiritual philosophers all offer ways to manifest a life of peace and prosperity.
Often we think that in order to attract money, love, health and our ideal life we must find it outside of ourselves. It is deeper than going out into the world and slaying the figurative dragon or conquering the new frontier. I recommend that you consider taking the sword of truth and cut out those aspects of your life that no longer serve your soul’s purpose and your planetary mission.
When you do this, you can make room to attract what is really important in your life.
Everyone has a sword of truth. This sword metaphorically represent your ability to take responsibility for your actions, words and deeds. It also can be effective in helping us discern what parts of our lives we want to avoid.
For example, I’ve experienced challenges with my birth family for many years. I always put my feelings last and my emotional needs were not being met within my family dynamic. Instead of putting my sword of truth to work and honoring my feelings I suppressed with alcohol and avoidance.
So what did I do about it?
10 STPES TO CREATING BALANCE, PURPOSE AND FULFILLMENT
I created a life in balance by pulling out my sword of truth. I began to cut away those aspects of my life that did not make me feel good.
Like a surgeon’s sharp scalpel, the sword of truth can cut out those parts of our life that do not support happiness.
This should be done gracefully by being forgiving of ourselves and others.
By being kind and gentle with the process of letting go you can get on with the life you are meant to live.
On the other edge of your sword of truth you can expand your field of awareness to dream your world into being. Cutting edge consciousness is when you become an active co-creator of your reality.
For example, the most simple way to expand your field of awareness comes through learning. This can include reading, education, sports and skill development.
What I personally like to do is show up everyday and in every moment like it’s radically new.
Radically newness has a power to shed the old outworn parts of our lives.
Try to approach your loved ones or people at work in a new way. You may be radically surprised how your consciousness expands.
I would also invite you to check out my simple steps to become radically new.
— Published on November 24, 2019


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Welcome to SOL - Summa Open Library.
The Summa Open Library is a general-purpose set of open source Java components, developed by Summa Technologies do Brasil, and freely available under the Apache 2.0 License.
$ cd your_repo_root/repo_name
$ git fetch origin
$ git checkout gh-pages
If you're using the GitHub for Mac, simply sync your repository and you'll see the new branch.
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The data stream is like an ocean. In 2015, there were 3.175 billion Internet users – half the world’s population.
Everyone is on social media. Well, about 2.2 billion people anyway.
That’s great news since your customers are already consuming social media …
Unless your posts aren’t hitting and time seems wasted by tweeting, conversing on Facebook, posting images on Instagram and writing articles on LinkedIn.
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When the name and/or path values are not specified, their values are inferred
from the Java method name.
The HTTP method can be inferred from the Java method by starting the method name with any of the following:
- get
- put
- post
- delete
- options
- head
- trace
- patch
If path is not defined, it's inferred from the Java method name (minus the prefix above).
| // Method="GET", path="/foo"
| @RestOp
| public String getFoo() {...}
| // Method="DELETE", path="/foo"
| @RestOp
| public String deleteFoo() {...}
| // Method="GET", path="/foo"
| // "GET" is default
| @RestOp
| public String foo() {...}
| // Method="GET", path="/"
| @RestOp(path="/")
| public String foo() {...}
| // Method="GET", path="/"
| @RestOp
| public String get() {...}
| // Method="POST", path="/"
| @RestOp
| public String post() {...}
If name and path are both specified, the Java method name can be anything.


Machine Learning/Data Science Engineer - Greenbrae, CA
Gemini Data, a category defining Converged Data Analysis (CDA) company looking for seasoned Machine Learning Engineers and Senior Machine Learning Engineers to join our Marin Headquarters to be part of a highly dynamic and talented team of engineers.
At Gemini Data, we carefully mix distributed computing, graph technologies, data science, and AI to make complex IT management easy. Our approach towards solving IT management using modern tech is not about pouring old wine in a new bottle, but a practical and useful way of leveraging these advanced concepts into meaningful practice that makes complex tasks simple, provides meaningful clues to the analysts and operators, and empowers users to focus on high level tasks while enabling AI to pick the grunt work.
We’re looking for humble but ambitious, razor-sharp professionals who can grow with us and the technologies we bring to the world. We embrace those who see things differently, aren’t afraid to experiment, and who have a healthy disregard for constraints. If that’s you – apply now to join our team!
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- Ability to write robust code in Python, Scala/Java and R (any good combination of these)
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- Select appropriate datasets and data representation methods
- Perform statistical analysis and fine-tuning using test results
- Familiarities with GPUs and how to use them effectively and gainfully with ML/DL
- Extend existing ML libraries and frameworks
- Analyzing the ML algorithms that could be used to solve a given problem and ranking them by their success probability
- Exploring and visualizing data to gain an understanding of it, then identifying differences in data distribution that could affect performance when deploying the model in the real world
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| The Walking Dead | |
|---|---|
| Genre | Serial drama[1] Horror[2] |
| Based on | The Walking Dead by Robert Kirkman Tony Moore Charlie Adlard |
| Developed by | Frank Darabont |
| Starring | |
| Theme music composer | Bear McCreary |
| Opening theme | "The Walking Dead Theme" |
| Composer(s) | Bear McCreary |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Original language(s) | English |
| No. of seasons | 5 |
| No. of episodes | 63 (List of episodes) |
| Production | |
| Executive producer(s) |
|
| Location(s) | Georgia |
| Cinematography |
|
| Running time | 42–45 minutes |
| Production company(s) |
|
| Distributor | 20th Television |
| Broadcast | |
| Original channel | AMC |
| Picture format | 720p (16:9 HDTV) |
| Audio format | Dolby Digital 5.1 (DVD) Dolby TrueHD 5.1 (Blu-ray) Dolby TrueHD 7.1 (Blu-ray) |
| Original run | October 31, 2010 | – 3000-01-01
| Chronology | |
| Related shows | Talking Dead Cobalt |
| External links | |
| Official website |


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 6
Make the pancakes a day or two in advance if need be, then wrap in foil and reheat in a low oven. If you make them on the day of serving, they are fine eaten cold.
For the pancakes, place the flours, eggs, milk, salt and horseradish sauce into a food processor and blend until smooth (or whisk by hand with a balloon whisk.)
Place a large heavy-based frying pan over a medium heat and lightly butter the pan using kitchen paper. When the pan is hot, drop one dessertspoon of batter into the pan and repeat three times to make four small pancakes.
After 1-2 minutes, when you see bubbles forming on the surface of each pancake, flip them over and cook for a further minutes, or until no batter oozes out when the pancake is lightly pressed with your fingers.
Remove the pancakes to a wire rack and cover loosely with a clean tea towel. Continue making the pancakes until all the batter is used up.
For the topping, mix the crème fraîche with the horseradish in a bowl and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
To serve, place the pancakes onto serving plates. Top with a spoonful of the horseradish cream, some slices of salmon and sprigs of dill.


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Building a LEMP stack for CentOS 6
Difficulty: 3
Time: 20 minutes
LEMP is an unsual acronym because it really should be LNMP (Linux, Nginx, MySQL, PHP). The E stands for Nginx (pronounced "Engine X") and is probably used because of the wide acceptance of LAMP to refer to a stack built on the Apache operating system.
Installing a LEMP stack creates a platform for your cloud server that includes an operating system (Linux), a web server (Nginx), a database (MySQL), and an application server (PHP). You can build a fully functioning website, use it as a platform for other applications, or both.
yum
update to ensure that your server is up to date on its packages.
The following table lists the questions and recommended responses.
| Question | Recommended Response | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Do you want to change or set the root password? | y | Think of a good password, and re-enter it when prompted. |
| Remove anonymous users? | y | The anonymous user allows anyone to log in without requiring an account created by an administrator. A hacker attempting to compromise your database server will surely try logging in as this user. |
| Disallow root login remotely? | y | Answering "no" gives you more flexibility in managing your database server, but it's safer to create a non-root user and grant them admin permissions. |
| Remove test database and access to it? | y | You can answer "no" if you have a use for this database and want to keep it. |
| Reload privilege tables now? | y |
Nginx is now running as a web server. You can verify by using your browser to navigate to the IP address of your cloudserver, http://IP Address of your cloudserver
.
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pen the /etc/php.ini
file for editing.cgi.fix_pathinfo
directive, and set it as follows:
/etc/php-fpm.d/www.conf
file for editing.listen
directive (It should be first), and verify that it is set as follows:
Unix user / group of processes
section, and edit it so that the user and group are set to nginx
instead of apache
.
All of your LEMP stack components are now installed. You need only to make Nginx aware that a FastCGI server exists to process PHP requests.
/etc/nginx/conf.d/default.conf
file for editing.
The server
context resembles this:
index
and server_name
parameters to look like this:
location
context resembles this:
location
context below the default location to look like this:
location / { try_files $uri $uri/ /index.html; } location = /50x.html { root /usr/share/nginx/html; } # pass the PHP scripts to FastCGI server listening on the php-fpm socket location ~ \.php$ { fastcgi_pass unix:/var/run/php-fpm/php-fpm.sock; fastcgi_index index.php; fastcgi_param SCRIPT_FILENAME $document_root$fastcgi_script_name; include fastcgi_params; }
php location
context, you don't have to do much more than remove the comments. Otherwise, you have to make the edits manually. If Nginx fails to restart, check your edits to make sure that all of your braces ({}) are closed and that each directive ends with a semi-colon (;).
/usr/share/nginx/html/info.php
, with the following contents:
You have just installed a LEMP stack. You may want to add any of the following:


WITNESS LIST Agriculture & Livestock Committee April 3, 2003-8:00A HB 1148 On: Bergeron, Stephanie (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality) HB 2328 For: Grimm, James (Texas Poultry Fed) Turner, Bob (Texas Poultry Federation) Against: Lewis, Gib (Self and Exotic Wildlife Assoc) On: Coats, Jr. DVM, Max E (Texas Animal Health Comm) Hammond, Bruce (Texas Animal Health Commission) Registering, but not testifying: For: Cowan, John (Texas Association of Dairymen) HB 2918 Against: Webb, Bill (Rural Fire Advisory Council; Etoile VFD) On: Young, Bobby R. (Texas Forest Service) Registering, but not testifying: Against: Fisher, Mike (Self and Texas Rural Fire Advisory Council) HB 2936 For: Allgood, Mark (Self) Ethridge, Mayor, Linda (City of Waco) Garrett, Ricky (City of Waco) Miertschin, James (City of Waco) Wallace, Bob (Waco Water Quality Task Force (Chamber)) Against: Cowan, John (Texas Association of Dairymen) DeJong, William (Self) Mullin, Norman (Self) Turley, Darren (Self and Texas Farm Bureau) On: Vickery, Mark (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality) Registering, but not testifying: For: Goleman, Kinnan (City of Waco) Groth, Larry D. (Self) Herbert, Toni (City of Waco, TX) Holze, Larry (Self) Jackson, Dr. Mae (Self) Jones, Annette (City of Waco) McAtee, Win (City of Waco) Stem, Wiley (Self) Wallace, Nena (Waco Water Quality Task Force) Wiland, Bruce (City of Waco) Wilkins, Amanda (Public Citizen) Against: Grimm, James (Texas Poultry Federation) Horton, Ken (Texas Pork Producers Association) Terrell, James (Select Milk Producers, Inc.) Turner, Bob (Texas Poultry Federation) Wilson, Ross (Texas Cattle Feeders Association) On: Cowan, Mike (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality) Sidnell, Jennifer (TCEQ) HB 2943 For: Estes, Harold (Self and Texas Timberjack Inc.) Registering, but not testifying: For: Hufford, Ron (Texas Forestry Association) Hull, Sharon (Southwestern Assn) Turner, Bob (Texas Sheep & Goat Raisers Assn)


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I like milestone based release models.
The advantages I find in this model are in particular beneficial for MySQL. What I find good about this model are:
- Things are unstable for shorter periods. Even if some feature is not full stable in some milestone, the model encourages that such a feature is fixed on higher priority.
- It is easy to create a priority ranking for new features. Moreover, priorities are expressed more by chronological time of development, less by "how many people are working on it".
- The model pushes towards rapid development, since you can't release M5 before M4 is complete.
The last versions of MySQL took long time to complete. Take 5.1, for example: partitioning and event scheduling were long considered GA before row-based replication was half stable. Consider the so small but useful sub-second slow logs; the variables made dynamic in 5.1 (slow log again, for example); the new INFORMATION_SCHEMA tables.
Most of these took very little time to develop and stabilize, but had to wait extra couple of years till the entire version was evetually released.
There is a matter of stability question. Is M3 stable? Is M2?
Smaller, successive changes make for stabilized milestones; but this is vague: 5.5 is based on 5.4, in itself BETA. So is any 5.5 milestone stable?
Such issues need to be resolved. Like everything else in life, this model can be abused to no good, or can be properly implemented to make good success.
I'm glad to see google patches making it into the mainstream; I would love to see more community work merging in. I would love to have the community have a say about what should go into the next milestones.
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SERENDIPITY (director: Peter Chelsom; screenwriter: Marc Klein; cinematographer: John de Borman; editor: Christopher Greenbury; cast: John Cusack (Jonathan Trager), Kate Beckinsale (Sara Thomas), Jeremy Piven (obit writer, Dean), Bridget Moynahan (Hally), John Corbett (Lars), Molly Shannon (Eve), Eugene Levy (Bloomingdale's Salesman); Runtime: 87; Miramax; 2001)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
They don't come gooier than this feel-good fluff piece without being too sugary for consumption. It's a romantic comedy that spins every formulaic device possible into overdrive to come up with its cutesy love story, missing only the presence of Julia Roberts and any sort of genuine passion. It plays as if it was an ad showing how the 'Beautiful People' spend some quality time doing the NYC scene by taking in the Waldorf Astoria, Bloomingdales, Central Park's Wollman Rink, and when looking up toward the skies they can even spot NYC's tallest skyscaper--the Empire State Building. It was all so superficial and predictable. The comedy was oooh so heavy-handed and the romance was unbearably contrived. To get in the mood for this goo, one has to find numerous coincidental situations believable even if they are not possible, which was asking too much from me.
If you like a flick that's pretty to look at, has attractive leads, sells its love story like a $100 hooker sells herself at night in Times Square, is brainless and anti-septic, and requires no thought, then this film might be in your diet.
The lead character, the very beautiful British actress who plays Sara Thomas, Kate Beckinsale, tells us that "Serendipity" has a nice sound for what it means-- a fortunate accident. It also stands for the name of a sweets shop in Manhattan where the two strangers first get to talk to each other while sitting down over an ice cream sundae.
The film opens in Bloomingdales during the Christmas season and Jonathan Trager (Cusack) grabs for the same pair of cashmere gloves as does Sara and then he looks in her luminous eyes, sees astronomical formed freckles on her arm, and falls madly in love with her. When he asks for her number a gust of wind blows the paper out of his hand. Sara sees this as a sign that their fate should now be in the hands of the gods and sets up two other possible chance meetings with him in the hopes of fate determining whether they will meet again. After all she 'reasons,' if that's a good word to use in this film review, they are both currently involved with someone else. He writes his name and number on a $5 bill which immediately gets passed on to a newspaper kiosk vender and she writes hers on the inside of a copy of García Márquez's "Love in the Time of Cholera," which she promises to sell tomorrow to a used bookstore.
The movie shifts to three years later and they are both set to marry different mates. They have had no contact, but with their impending weddings approaching soon they begin to think of each other and yearn to meet again. Jon, a field producer for ESPN, who wears his yuppie heart on his sleeve and agonizes over not being with his ideal soulmate. He is set to marry the stiffly beautiful Halley (Bridget Moynahan), who has nothing to say or do in this film but be pushed over for another. Meanwhile, Sara, now a San Francisco therapist is to marry a gimmicky New Age musician Lars (John Corbett), whose idea of romance is to propose in the living room of their S.F. house before a fireplace and a bunch of burning candles placed on stands at different heights in a setting that looks like it's an ad for furnishings placed in a Bloomie's catalogue. Both feel uneasy with their choices of mates who are easily expendable; so both decide to look for each other. Can you guess if they will succeed!
The film gets comedy relief from the supporting cast. The best comedy comes from Dean (Piven), an obit writer for the N.Y. Times and Jon's best friend. The one bit he does that saves this film for me, is write an hilarious obit for Jon based on what the Greeks might have said if they wrote obits for someone who died for love. Sara's best friend is Eve (Shannon), a New Age waitress, whose cliché and underdeveloped role is as the good-hearted wisecracking best friend who only exists for Sara. There's also some forced comedy via acerbic quips from a stuffy Bloomie's salesman, who helps Jon track down Sara through her credit card number. He provides some laughs, except he hangs around too long in the story and begins to become tiresome.
You can believe as this film does in "fate determining one's future," but it does an awful job in proving its case. Though, I've seen much worst romantic comedies. In this one, at least, the leads who didn't inspire me, didn't turn me completely off. Which is the best I can say about this flick.
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We've gained a good understanding of assignment as a tool in modeling, as well as an appreciation of the complex problems that assignment raises. It is time to ask whether we could have gone about things in a different way, so as to avoid some of these problems. In this section, we explore an alternative approach to modeling state, based on data structures called streams. As we shall see, streams can mitigate some of the complexity of modeling state.
Let's step back and review where this complexity comes from. In an attempt to model real-world phenomena, we made some apparently reasonable decisions: We modeled real-world objects with local state by computational objects with local variables. We identified time variation in the real world with time variation in the computer. We implemented the time variation of the states of the model objects in the computer with assignments to the local variables of the model objects.
Is there another approach? Can we avoid identifying time in the computer with time in the modeled world? Must we make the model change with time in order to model phenomena in a changing world? Think about the issue in terms of mathematical functions. We can describe the time-varying behavior of a quantity $x$ as a function of time $x(t)$. If we concentrate on $x$ instant by instant, we think of it as a changing quantity. Yet if we concentrate on the entire time history of values, we do not emphasize change—the function itself does not change.[1]
If time is measured in discrete steps, then we can model a time function as a (possibly infinite) sequence. In this section, we will see how to model change in terms of sequences that represent the time histories of the systems being modeled. To accomplish this, we introduce new data structures called streams. From an abstract point of view, a stream is simply a sequence. However, we will find that the straightforward implementation of streams as lists (as in section \ref{sec:sequences}) doesn't fully reveal the power of stream processing. As an alternative, we introduce the technique of delayed evaluation, which enables us to represent very large (even infinite) sequences as streams.
Stream processing lets us model systems that have state without ever using assignment or mutable data. This has important implications, both theoretical and practical, because we can build models that avoid the drawbacks inherent in introducing assignment. On the other hand, the stream framework raises difficulties of its own, and the question of which modeling technique leads to more modular and more easily maintained systems remains open.
world linesof particles as a device for reasoning about motion. We've also already mentioned (section \ref{sec:sequences-conventional-interfaces}) that this is the natural way to think about signal-processing systems. We will explore applications of streams to signal processing in section \ref{sec:exploiting-streams}.


PyroCMS is a multilingual CMS. This means you can switch between different languages available to the system. If your language is not supported you can easily translate from one of the existing languages into your own and submit the change via a GitHub fork
Sadly the PyroCMS development team only know how to speak English, so we can only "officially" support this
translation. All that means is English is the only language we can be 100% things are accurate in, but the
community translations are of a very good quality.
Community translations are submitted by the community and included in the core release of PyroCMS. They are checked for syntax errors and we make sure nothing obvious is wrong with them, but as mentioned above we cannot tell if they are 100% correct or not.
To add a new language is pretty easy as long as you have experience working with Git. We
have to use Git as otherwise it becomes almost impossible to merge work.
There are a few different files you
will need to translate:
PyroCMS runs on top of CodeIgniter, so before you can translate PyroCMS you need to translate that too. Luckily that is not too much extra work.
system/codeigniter/language/<language-name>/
system/pyrocms/language/<language-name>/
system/pyrocms/modules/<module-name>/language/<language-name>/
Modify the details.php file within each module directory to contain a name and description for your language. The language code should match the 2nd column on the IS0 639-2 Languages Codes page.
Next you will need to download CKEditor (this is why WYSIWYG editor we use
for the interface) and copy the language pack from lang/<language-code>.js to
Finally, add your language to system/pyrocms/config/language.php with ‘folder’ being the <language-name> folder used above. The name being the human readable name of the language. This step makes it available for users.
Languages will often be auto-detected based on the browser, but if you wish to change the language manually you can do this in your profile, in the Control Panel or manually by adding ?lang=<language-code> to any URL. E.g: http://example.com?lang=fr.
If you get any language related errors and want to switch back to English, just add ?lang=en to any URL.


Class RTSPURL
RFC2326 3.2:
rtsp_URL = ( "rtsp:" | "rtspu:" )
"//" host [ ":" port ] [ abs_path ]
host = <A legal Internet host domain name of IP address (in dotted decimal form), as defined by Section 2.1 of RFC 1123 cite{rfc1123}>
port = *DIGIT
abs_path is defined in RFC2616 (HTTP 1.1) 3.2.1 which refers to RFC2396 (URI Generic Syntax)
abs_path = "/" path_segments
path_segments = segment *( "/" segment )
segment = *pchar *( ";" param )
param = *pchar
pchar = unreserved | escaped | ":" | "@" | "&" | "=" | "+" | "$" | ","
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RTSPURL
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EWB-USA supports community-driven development programs worldwide by collaborating with local partners to design and implement sustainable engineering projects, while creating transformative experiences and responsible leaders.
EWB-USA is at the forefront of a movement within the engineering community. By offering unique, hands-on opportunities for engineers and other professions to work directly with communities in need, EWB-USA is educating the next generation of engineers in sustainable engineering practice by providing real world experience and problem solving.
The Student Chapter of EWB-USA at USC, founded in 2010, is a strong interdisciplinary team from a variety of colleges and majors. Our student members come from the College of Engineering and Computing, the College of Arts and Sciences, the Arnold School of Public Health, and the Darla Moore School of Business. We work on projects to benefit both local and international communities.
Click here to learn more about chapter activities and projects.
 We provide engineering services through our volunteer chapter members to implement the infrastructure necessary to meet basic human needs. Through our sustainable engineering projects, we strive to improve the quality of life in the communities we serve. Thousands of members in more than 225 university and professional chapters work to support these efforts.
Learn more about EWB-USA at the national website, ewb-usa.org.
EWB-USA was founded in 2002 by University of Colorado-Boulder Civil Engineering professor, Dr. Bernard Amadei in order to address some of the most prevalent challenges facing the developing world, including water purification and delivery, sanitation, transportation and infrastructure projects, and sustainable and renewable energy systems. What started as a backyard conversation with a landscaper from San Pablo, Belize resulted in a clean water system for the local community and sparked a global engineering movement that has directly impacted more than one million people to date.
The nonprofit started with 18 members and one university chapter. Today, EWB-USA is comprised of an expansive network of over 12,000 members and more than 225 university student and professional chapters engaged in over 400 active programs in 45 countries around the world.
Our Vision is a world in which the communities we serve have the capacity to sustainably meet their basic human needs, and that our members have enriched global perspectives through the innovative professional educational opportunities that the EWB-USA program provides.
EWB-USA supports community-driven development programs worldwide by collaborating with local partners to design and implement sustainable engineering projects, while creating transformative experiences and responsible leaders.


As floor test nears, Fadnavis meets BJP MLAs in Mumbai
The meeting was called in view of the floor test at BJP headquarters.
by ANIMumbai: Amid the push of NCP, Shiv Sena and Congress for a floor test, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Sunday met BJP's newly-elected MLAs here.
Speaking to ANI, BJP legislator Ram Kadam said the party has no dearth of MLAs. "We have required numbers of MLAs," he said.
The BJP leader said the meeting was called in view of the floor test.
"The Governor will call a session where MLAs will be sworn in and a floor test will be conducted," said Kadam.
Senior BJP leaders including national general secretary Bhupendra Yadav, state BJP chief Chandrakant Patil attended the meeting.
The legislators' meet came hours after the Supreme Court asked Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, his deputy Ajit Pawar and the Centre to produce relevant documents and letters of support from MLAs by 10 am on Monday.
Earlier today, Congress leader Randeep Singh Surjewala said that Congress-NCP-Shiv Sena alliance has "full-majority" in Maharashtra and accused the BJP of running away from the floor test.
"The Maharashtra government is illegal and was formed overnight by the Governor," he added.
At a time when deliberations among Congress, NCP and Shiv Sena on the formation of a non-BJP government in the state had seemingly reached the final stage, the BJP formed the government in a surprise development on Saturday morning.
Fadnavis took oath for the second consecutive term as the state Chief Minister, while Ajit Pawar of NCP as his Deputy Chief Minister at the Raj Bhavan.
NCP on Saturday moved 44 MLAs to the Renaissance Hotel here on Saturday. The BJP won 105 seats in the 288-member assembly followed by Shiv Sena 56, NCP 54 and Congress 44.
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web: java -jar lib/foobar.jar $PORT
queue: java -jar lib/queue-processor.jar
$ git push heroku master
$ heroku ps:scale web=3 queue=2
Temporary dynos that run with their input/output attached to your local terminal
$ heroku run bash
Heroku maintains an append-only ledger of releases you make
Heroku treats logs as streams of time-stamped events
Logplex automatically collates log entries from all the running dynos and Heroku platform components, providing a single source of activity
$ heroku logs
2013-02-11T15:19:10+00:00 heroku[router]: at=info method=GET path=/articles/custom-domains host=mydemoapp.heroku.com fwd=<IP_ADDRESS> dyno=web.1 queue=0 wait=0ms connect=0ms service=1452ms status=200 bytes=5783
2013-02-11T15:19:10+00:00 app[web.2]: Started GET "/" for <IP_ADDRESS> at 2013-02-11 15:19:10 +0000
2013-02-11T15:19:10+00:00 app[web.1]: Started GET "/" for <IP_ADDRESS> at 2013-02-11 15:20:10 +0000


Mohammed Shami best bowler in the world on current form: Dale Steyn
by IANSHighlights
- Steyn said so while answering fans' questions on Twitter in a Q&A session that he held on his handle
- Shami has been turning heads with his form this year
- Shami jumped eight spots to the seventh position in the latest ICC Test rankings
NEW DELHI: Former South Africa pacer Dale Steyn feels that Mohammed Shami is the best bowler in the world on current form. Steyn said so while answering fans' questions on Twitter in a Q&A session that he held on his handle.
When one user asked him who he felt was currently the best bowler in the world, the Proteas great answered, "Shami on current form."
Shami has been turning heads with his form this year. He has followed up his hat-trick at the 2019 ICC World Cup with stellar performances in the tour of the West Indies and in the home series against South Africa and Bangladesh.
In the just-concluded first Test against Bangladesh in Indore, Shami took seven wickets, recording figures of 3/27 and 4/31 in the two innings. His efforts helped him jump eight spots to the seventh position in the ICC Test rankings. His 790 rating points are the third best for an Indian pacer after Kapil Dev (877) and Jasprit Bumrah (832).


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