Uses of Package
org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac
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Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.authorization.rbac Class Description RBACManager Manages the roles, permissions and operations of the RBAC system. -
Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.authorization.rbac.evaluator Class Description Permission Permission A permission is the wrapper for an operation and a resource effectively saying that the operation is authorized for that resource. -
Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.integration.model Class Description Role Role A role is assignable to a user and effectively grants that user all of the permissions that are present in that role. -
Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.integration.util Class Description Operation Operation In RBAC the operation is an action or functionality that can be linked with a particular resource into an assignable Permission.Permission Permission A permission is the wrapper for an operation and a resource effectively saying that the operation is authorized for that resource.Resource Resource Resources are things that can be paired up with operations inside of a permission.Role Role A role is assignable to a user and effectively grants that user all of the permissions that are present in that role.TemplatedRole TemplatedRole -
Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac Class Description Operation Operation In RBAC the operation is an action or functionality that can be linked with a particular resource into an assignable Permission.Permission Permission A permission is the wrapper for an operation and a resource effectively saying that the operation is authorized for that resource.RBACManager Manages the roles, permissions and operations of the RBAC system.RbacManagerException RbacManagerException used byRBACManager
methods to indicate a fundamental persistence or store issue.RBACManagerListener RBACManagerListenerRbacObjectInvalidException RbacObjectInvalidExceptionRbacObjectNotFoundException RbacObjectNotFoundException used byRBACManager
methods to identify when a RBAC Object Was Not Found.Resource Resource Resources are things that can be paired up with operations inside of a permission.Role Role A role is assignable to a user and effectively grants that user all of the permissions that are present in that role.UserAssignment UserAssignment - This the mapping object that takes the principal for a user and associates it with a set of Roles. -
Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac.cached Class Description Operation Operation In RBAC the operation is an action or functionality that can be linked with a particular resource into an assignable Permission.Permission Permission A permission is the wrapper for an operation and a resource effectively saying that the operation is authorized for that resource.RBACManager Manages the roles, permissions and operations of the RBAC system.RbacManagerException RbacManagerException used byRBACManager
methods to indicate a fundamental persistence or store issue.RBACManagerListener RBACManagerListenerRbacObjectInvalidException RbacObjectInvalidExceptionRbacObjectNotFoundException RbacObjectNotFoundException used byRBACManager
methods to identify when a RBAC Object Was Not Found.Resource Resource Resources are things that can be paired up with operations inside of a permission.Role Role A role is assignable to a user and effectively grants that user all of the permissions that are present in that role.UserAssignment UserAssignment - This the mapping object that takes the principal for a user and associates it with a set of Roles. -
Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac.jpa Class Description AbstractRBACManager AbstractRBACManagerOperation Operation In RBAC the operation is an action or functionality that can be linked with a particular resource into an assignable Permission.Permission Permission A permission is the wrapper for an operation and a resource effectively saying that the operation is authorized for that resource.RBACManager Manages the roles, permissions and operations of the RBAC system.RbacManagerException RbacManagerException used byRBACManager
methods to indicate a fundamental persistence or store issue.RbacObjectInvalidException RbacObjectInvalidExceptionRbacObjectNotFoundException RbacObjectNotFoundException used byRBACManager
methods to identify when a RBAC Object Was Not Found.Resource Resource Resources are things that can be paired up with operations inside of a permission.Role Role A role is assignable to a user and effectively grants that user all of the permissions that are present in that role.UserAssignment UserAssignment - This the mapping object that takes the principal for a user and associates it with a set of Roles. -
Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac.jpa.model Class Description AbstractRole AbstractRole useful for common logic that implementors can use.AbstractUserAssignment AbstractUserAssignment useful for common logic that implementors can use.Operation Operation In RBAC the operation is an action or functionality that can be linked with a particular resource into an assignable Permission.Permission Permission A permission is the wrapper for an operation and a resource effectively saying that the operation is authorized for that resource.Resource Resource Resources are things that can be paired up with operations inside of a permission.Role Role A role is assignable to a user and effectively grants that user all of the permissions that are present in that role.UserAssignment UserAssignment - This the mapping object that takes the principal for a user and associates it with a set of Roles. -
Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac.ldap Class Description AbstractRBACManager AbstractRBACManagerOperation Operation In RBAC the operation is an action or functionality that can be linked with a particular resource into an assignable Permission.Permission Permission A permission is the wrapper for an operation and a resource effectively saying that the operation is authorized for that resource.RBACManager Manages the roles, permissions and operations of the RBAC system.RbacManagerException RbacManagerException used byRBACManager
methods to indicate a fundamental persistence or store issue.RBACManagerListener RBACManagerListenerRbacObjectInvalidException RbacObjectInvalidExceptionRbacObjectNotFoundException RbacObjectNotFoundException used byRBACManager
methods to identify when a RBAC Object Was Not Found.Resource Resource Resources are things that can be paired up with operations inside of a permission.Role Role A role is assignable to a user and effectively grants that user all of the permissions that are present in that role.UserAssignment UserAssignment - This the mapping object that takes the principal for a user and associates it with a set of Roles. -
Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac.memory Class Description AbstractRBACManager AbstractRBACManagerAbstractRole AbstractRole useful for common logic that implementors can use.AbstractUserAssignment AbstractUserAssignment useful for common logic that implementors can use.Operation Operation In RBAC the operation is an action or functionality that can be linked with a particular resource into an assignable Permission.Permission Permission A permission is the wrapper for an operation and a resource effectively saying that the operation is authorized for that resource.RBACManager Manages the roles, permissions and operations of the RBAC system.RbacManagerException RbacManagerException used byRBACManager
methods to indicate a fundamental persistence or store issue.RbacObjectInvalidException RbacObjectInvalidExceptionRbacObjectNotFoundException RbacObjectNotFoundException used byRBACManager
methods to identify when a RBAC Object Was Not Found.Resource Resource Resources are things that can be paired up with operations inside of a permission.Role Role A role is assignable to a user and effectively grants that user all of the permissions that are present in that role.UserAssignment UserAssignment - This the mapping object that takes the principal for a user and associates it with a set of Roles. -
Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.rest.api.model Class Description Operation Operation In RBAC the operation is an action or functionality that can be linked with a particular resource into an assignable Permission.Permission Permission A permission is the wrapper for an operation and a resource effectively saying that the operation is authorized for that resource.Resource Resource Resources are things that can be paired up with operations inside of a permission.Role Role A role is assignable to a user and effectively grants that user all of the permissions that are present in that role. -
Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.rest.api.model.v2 Class Description Operation Operation In RBAC the operation is an action or functionality that can be linked with a particular resource into an assignable Permission.Permission Permission A permission is the wrapper for an operation and a resource effectively saying that the operation is authorized for that resource.Resource Resource Resources are things that can be paired up with operations inside of a permission.Role Role A role is assignable to a user and effectively grants that user all of the permissions that are present in that role. -
Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.rest.services Class Description RBACManager Manages the roles, permissions and operations of the RBAC system.Role Role A role is assignable to a user and effectively grants that user all of the permissions that are present in that role. -
Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.rest.services.v2 Class Description RBACManager Manages the roles, permissions and operations of the RBAC system.RbacManagerException RbacManagerException used byRBACManager
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Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.role Class Description RBACManager Manages the roles, permissions and operations of the RBAC system. -
Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.role.processor Class Description RBACManager Manages the roles, permissions and operations of the RBAC system. -
Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.role.template Class Description RBACManager Manages the roles, permissions and operations of the RBAC system. -
Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.tests Class Description Permission Permission A permission is the wrapper for an operation and a resource effectively saying that the operation is authorized for that resource.RBACManager Manages the roles, permissions and operations of the RBAC system.RbacManagerException RbacManagerException used byRBACManager
methods to indicate a fundamental persistence or store issue.RBACManagerListener RBACManagerListenerRole Role A role is assignable to a user and effectively grants that user all of the permissions that are present in that role.UserAssignment UserAssignment - This the mapping object that takes the principal for a user and associates it with a set of Roles. -
Classes in org.apache.archiva.redback.rbac used by org.apache.archiva.redback.tests.utils Class Description RBACManager Manages the roles, permissions and operations of the RBAC system.RbacManagerException RbacManagerException used byRBACManager
methods to indicate a fundamental persistence or store issue.


‘Parasite’ sweeps Blue Dragon Awards with five trophies
Bong Joon-ho’s black comedy “Parasite” swept this year’s Blue Dragon Awards, one of South Korea’s top film honors, taking home five prizes including best film on Thursday.
At the ceremony held at Paradise City in Incheon, the film also clinched the awards for best director and art direction, while Cho Yeo-jeong and Lee Jung-eun won the best actress and best supporting actress prizes, respectively.
It is Bong’s third best film honor at the Blue Dragon Awards, after “Host” (2006) and “Mother” (2009).
“Thank you for giving this me big prize,” he said after receiving the best director award. “I will be the most creative parasite on the Korean film scene forever.”
“Parasite” was the strongest candidate for multiple trophies as it already won the Palme d’Or, the highest award at the Cannes Film Festival, a first in Korean film history. It also attracted an audience of more than 10 million people in South Korea alone.
The film is a family satire that depicts the entrenched social class system through the lives of two families, one rich and one poor, with Bong’s humor and suspense.
Jung Woo-sung of “Innocent Witness” was named best actor, and the best supporting actor award was given to Jo Woo-jin for his role in “Default.”
Park Hae-soo scored the best new actor gong for his performance in “By Quantum Physics: A Nightlife Venture,” while Kim Hye-jun was named best new actress for “Another Child.”
The best rookie director award went to Lee Sang-geun of “Exit,” while “House of Hummingbird” earned best screenplay.


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I know many of you get a long weekend this holiday, what better way to celebrate Utah than by visiting one of Utah's best kept secrets!
The following are photos taken by some of our dedicated volunteers.
Leopard Lily Belamcanda chinensis
Photo By, Lezlae Grubb
This small beauty can be spotted (pun intended) in the Medicinal Garden.
Pincushion Flower Scabiosa atropurpurea 'Imperial Mix'
Photo By, Susie McNutt
If you fancy butterflies, you won't regret passing through the Fragrance Garden.
Mosaic Plant Ludwigia sedioides
Photo By, Susie McNutt
This water-loving plant creates a mesmerizing pattern with its leaves. Look for it in the Terrace Gardens.
Red-Hot Popsicle TM Poker Kniphofia 'Redhot Popsicle'
Photo By, Robin Pendergrast
Be sure to walk by the Red Garden for some beautiful contrasting colors.
Swallowtail pollinating a lantana cultivar.
Photo By, Lezlae Grubb
So many butterflies in the Garden right now!
Orange Daylily Hemerocallis fulva
Photo By, Robin Pendergrast
Daylily flowers only last for a day, so you better hurry to the Garden before they are done blooming!
Be sure to grab your sunscreen and head up to the Garden to celebrate this beautiful state of ours.
A special thanks to our wonderful volunteers who spend so much time in the Garden, we appreciate all you do!


My first time hearing about Dev Bootcamp was from a friend who had just graduated from the program. He began to tell me how intense the workload was and the demanding time commitment to learn to become a world-class beginner developer in just 19 weeks. However, he did mention this. It was a lot of fun. I researched everything about Dev Bootcamp, trying to see if I would be a good fit. Because I have great yearning for coding, programming, and web development, I was instantly drawn to the immersive environment that DBC provides. Students and teachers at DBC all seemed to be committed to learn; they were genuinely eager to learn more and improve. At the same time, they seemed to be having so much fun while learning! That was impression I got from DBC.
Since then, my impression has not changed a bit. After I was accepted into the 2015 Cohort (Yay!), I could not be more thankful to be around such passionate learners in an environment where everyone has each other's back, resources are always available, and both students and teachers actually have fun while working! It has only been 4 days since Phase 0 started, but I am enjoying every minute of it. My expectations are growing as I learn more. I hope that my cohort mates and I all work together to make this experience the best it can be. Instead of having the 'consumer mindset' where one expects to be given certain service for paying a price, I want us to approach with the 'creator mindset' where the group work hard to create our own experience for the next 19 weeks here at Dev Bootcamp.


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First steps:
- Sample some points from a gaussian mixture
- Fixed sample sizes (one big, one small), 5 different random seeds
- Create both kde and normal histograms for some binning and bandwidth
- Value of truth dist bin is area under curve between bin endpoints (just like kde hist!)
- Make these plots for a range of bandwidths
Expected behavior:
- stdev of count estimate across random seeds decreases with more samples
- for large bandwidth, you will see a bias error, as you're smoothing out the shape of the distribution


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josm
Extensible OpenStreetMap editor for Java 8+.
More information: home page
- Launch JOSM:
josm
- Launch JOSM in maximized mode:
josm --maximize
- Launch JOSM and set a specific language:
josm --language de
- Launch JOSM and reset all preferences to their default values:
josm --reset-preferences
- Launch JOSM and download a specific bounding box:
josm --download minlat,minlon,maxlat,maxlon
- Launch JOSM and download a specific bounding box as raw GPS:
josm --downloadgps minlat,minlon,maxlat,maxlon
- Launch JOSM without plugins:
josm --skip-plugins


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Omarion breaks silence on B2K's Fizz dating his ex Apryl Jones
Omarion has finally broken his silence on the controversy surrounding his B2K bandmate Fizz dating his ex-girlfriend Apryl Jones, and he’s taking the high road stating they deserve to be ‘happy’.
Everyone from B2K fans to Meek Mill have had an opinion on the scandal since Fizz, 33, and Apryl, 32, went public with their romance in an episode of Love & Hip Hop Hollywood last month.
Their relationship has caused a stir as Omarion, 35, shares two children with Apryl – son Megaa, five, and daughter A’mei, three. He and Fizz, real name Dreux Frederic, have also known each other since childhood after rising to super stardom with boy band B2K in the early noughties.

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Those gripped by the scandal have been waiting for Omarion to comment but he’s seemed completely unbothered by the situation, maintaining a wall of silence until now.
Omarion spoke out on the situation for the first time in an interview with Vlad TV this weekend, and said: ‘I don’t feel no ways, I don’t feel any way about it.
‘I think that if they’re happy, then they should be happy.’
In reference to their social media antics, he added: ‘I think they should change the narrative, though.’
Omarion, who split from Apryl in 2016, continued: ‘She’s still the mother of my children. When something affects her, it affects my kids, and that affects me.
 I think people should do whatever makes them happy. I think they should change the narrative though because if it’s their so-called happiness, I shouldn’t be a part of it.’
When Vlad asked Omarion about a video of Fizz intimately touching Apryl in a video, the singer responded: ‘Well, I guess that’s what couples do.’
Omarion agreed with Fizz that they have more of a working relationship than a close friendship, stating: ‘I guess so. Yes, we do.’
He explained: ‘What we established as kids, the B2K brand coming back 15 years later this year to have one of the biggest tours of the year, there’s nothing that could touch that.
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‘That’s history in itself. Just speaking personally, I don’t think that matters. We were able to give the fans what they wanted for so many years. That’s what’s up right there.’
The situation is made all the more awkward by the fact B2K, which also includes members J-Boog and Raz-B, have been performing on their Millennium Tour since they reunited for the first time in 15 years in 2018.
Fans are expecting the Bump Bump Bump hitmakers to tour worldwide next year, including Europe, but the situation between Omarion and Fizz has cast uncertainty over the plans.
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| Action
Java class for Action complex type.
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| ActionCategory
Java class for action-category.
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| AdditionalData
Java class for AdditionalData complex type.
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| AdditionaldataType
Java class for additionaldata-type.
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| Address
Java class for Address complex type.
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| AddressCategory
Java class for address-category.
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| Alert
Java class for Alert complex type.
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Java class for Alertident complex type.
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| Analyzer
Java class for Analyzer complex type.
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| Assessment
Java class for Assessment complex type.
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| Checksum
Java class for Checksum complex type.
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| ChecksumAlgorithm
Java class for checksum-algorithm.
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| Classification
Java class for Classification complex type.
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| Confidence
Java class for Confidence complex type.
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Java class for confidence-rating.
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| CorrelationAlert
Java class for CorrelationAlert complex type.
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Java class for File complex type.
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Java class for FileAccess complex type.
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Java class for file-category.
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Java class for file-permission.
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Java class for Heartbeat complex type.
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Java class for IDMEF-Message complex type.
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Java class for id-type.
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Java class for Impact complex type.
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Java class for impact-completion.
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| ImpactSeverity
Java class for impact-severity.
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| ImpactType
Java class for impact-type.
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| Inode
Java class for Inode complex type.
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| Linkage
Java class for Linkage complex type.
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| LinkageCategory
Java class for linkage-category.
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| Node
Java class for Node complex type.
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| NodeCategory
Java class for node-category.
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| OverflowAlert
Java class for OverflowAlert complex type.
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| Permission
Java class for Permission complex type.
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| Process
Java class for Process complex type.
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| Reference
Java class for Reference complex type.
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| ReferenceOrigin
Java class for reference-origin.
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| Service
Java class for Service complex type.
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| SNMPService
Java class for SNMPService complex type.
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| Source
Java class for Source complex type.
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| Target
Java class for Target complex type.
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| TimeWithNtpstamp
Java class for TimeWithNtpstamp complex type.
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| ToolAlert
Java class for ToolAlert complex type.
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| User
Java class for User complex type.
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| UserCategory
Java class for user-category.
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| UserId
Java class for UserId complex type.
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| WebService
Java class for WebService complex type.
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| Xmltext
Java class for xmltext complex type.
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| YesNoType
Java class for yes-no-type.
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NOTE: This parameter does not specify the maximum process size. It places a limit on one aspect of Squid's memory usage. Squid uses memory for other things as well. Your process will probably become twice or three times as big as the value you put here.
It specifies the ideal amount of memory to be used for:
Data for these objects are stored in 4 kB blocks. This parameter specifies the ideal upper limit on the total size of 4 kB blocks allocated. In-Transit objects take the highest priority.
In-transit objects have priority over the others. When additional space is needed for incoming data, negative-cached and hot objects will be released. In other words, the negative-cached and hot objects will fill up any unused space not needed for in-transit objects.
If circumstances require, this limit will be exceeded. Specifically, if your incoming request rate requires more than this amount of memory to hold in-transit objects, Squid will exceed this limit to satisfy the new requests. When the load decreases, blocks will be freed until the high-water mark is reached. Thereafter, blocks will be used to store hot objects.
FQDN cache size: Defaults to 1024. Maximum number of Fully Qualified Domain Name cache entries.
Memory high-water mark: Defaults to 95%. When this high mark is reached, hot objects and in transit objects will be released to free memory.
Memory low-water mark: Defaults to 90%. After the high water mark is reached, Squid will free memory until usage has dropped below this mark.
Disk high-water mark: Defaults to 95%. When this high mark is reached, Squid will begin aggressively flushing the disk.
Disk low-water mark: Defaults to 90%. After the high water mark is reached, Squid will continue to flush the disk until usage drops below this mark.
Maximum cached object size: Defaults to 4096 kB. This setting limits the size of objects that will be stored by the cache. Anything over this size will never be cached and must be loaded from the origin server everytime.
IP address cache size: Defaults to 1024. Number of entries to be stored in the IP cache.
IP cache high-water mark: Defaults to 95%. The point at which Squid begins to flush IP cache entries.
IP cache low-water mark: Defaults to 90%. After IP cache flushing begins, it will continue until the number of entries in the IP cache drops below this percentage.


Quickly Log Engagements | Insight into Performace | Understand Deal Flow
Chat with Hubsy anywhere, anytime.
Ever forget to log a call or send an email with a client because you got too busy? You no longer need to login to HubSpot log every engagement with a customer. Take care of it on the fly and save time just by chatting with Hubsy on Slack, Facebook, or Alexa!
Need to know how many deals are assigned to a member of your sales team? How about the number of engagements they have completed over the past week? Maybe you just want to stir up some friendly competition by comparing members of your sales team. All can be done on the go!
We know its a huge pain to always have to go back into HubSpot to get the contact information for a client you are working with. Now you can simply talk to Hubsy and get the information you need!
Take a look at some of the following commands.
Sample - Get Contact Info
Sample - Number Of Tasks Logged
Sample - Create Contact
List of all the AWS / third party services we used to build Hubsy.
** AWS
## Third Party
This is the service that allowed us to build the conversational piece of our bot. We gave it potential utterances that a person on a sales team would likely say.
Lambda is where the majority of Hubsy's magic happens. We run our NodeJS code that parses the users request, contacts the HubSpot API, and decides to either fulfill the initial request, or reach back to the user for more information.
We used Amazon's Alexa skill builder to build our skill and test it on an Echo Dot.
Our Lambda functions all log to CloudWatch so that it was easier for us to debug different pieces of our intents.
HubSpot was the CRM of choice to integrate our bot with because of its ease of use and popularity.
Using Terraform and writing our infrastructure as code allowed for faster development with Lambda and clean infrastructure management.
We used ESLint to ensure our code was always linted before each deploy and we were following proper development standards.
IAM profiles for our Lambda functions so that they only have access to the services they need.
Domain was purchased and where the DNS is.
Our Terraform config and website are stored in S3.
The CDN that fronts the S3 bucket containing the website.
Hubsy website SSL certificate.


| Program Summary |
v1.0 |
| Maternal and Child Nutrition |
v1.0 |
| ICDS - CAS Reach |
v1.0 |
| Demographics |
v1.0 |
| AWC Infrastructure |
v1.0 |
| AWC Report - Maternal and Child Nutrition, Demographics and AWC infrastructure |
v1.0 |
| Service Delivery Dashboard |
Part of subsequent releases |
| ICDS-CAS Fact Sheets |
Part of subsequent releases |
| AWC report - PSE, Child beneficiary list, Pregnant Women, Lactating Women |
Part of subsequent releases |
| LS Dashboard |
Part of subsequent releases |
| MPR |
Part of subsequent releases |
| ASR |
Part of subsequent releases |
| Tabular Reports |
Not a part of Mobile Dashboard |
| CAS data export |
Not a part of Mobile Dashboard |


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THE PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS A film review by Ken Johnson Copyright 1991 Ken Johnson
95 min., R, Horror, 1991 Director: Wes Craven Cast: Brandon Adams, Everett McGill, Wendie Robie, A.J. Langer, Bill Cobb, Kelly Jo Minter
Brandon Adams's family is being evicted from their ghetto apartment by the cruel landlord because they are three days late on the rent payment. Adams and two other older boys, to get the money for the rent, plan to rob the landlord's house. They go and case the house and one of the boys goes in to get a layout of any alarm systems. When he does not come out and the landlord leaves the house, they suspect him of trying to steal all the money for himself. They break into the house to find him and find that they are trapped by the house, and those who lurk in it.
THE PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS is rated R for explicit language and graphic violence. I give the film a five on a zero to five scale. THE PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS is a definite must see for any fan of horror or any fan of Wes Craven's work while it is still in the theaters. I recommend the film at full price.
Being a big fan of Wes Craven's work I rushed out to the theater to see THE PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS. Wes Craven is the director of great horror works such as DEADLY BLESSING a horror film about a girl that is being terrorized by a religious group, THE SERPENT & THE RAINBOW a voodoo horror film, SHOCKER a horror film about a man who was killed and can travel through television sets and kill people, a television film called CHILLER about a man who was cryogenically frozen who defreezes and starts killing people, the now famous original A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET film, and many others. Each of Wes Craven's works are unique and this one is no different.
Craven's films, instead of being slasher films, have substance to them. I'm not saying that I dislike slasher films, I'm just saying that Craven's films are different than most of the "modern horror films." THE PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS does have graphic violence, but the main point of the film is not to see how many people can be slaughtered; the emphasis is more on the actual scare factor. So, I recommend THE PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS to anyone who wishes to see a good horror film but does not like slasher films. Like some of Wes Craven's work--excluding SHOCKER, A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET, DEADLY FRIEND, and SWAMP THING--THE PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS could possibly happen, which makes the movie all the better.
THE PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS, like most films, will lose some of its impact when seen on a small screen television. The special effects in the film are very well done. The house has a sinister look to it even in the daytime. Did anyone else who saw the film notice that the house has the same basic floor plan of Freddy's house from A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET? The actors all put in good performances. In a horror film most people think that how good the actor's performance is has nothing to do with the quality of the horror film, but it does. If an actor doesn't believe what he's acting then the people watching the film will never believe it either. So often, to save money, the actors in a horror film have no ability which, in my opinion, harms the finished product. However, even though the cast of this film was mostly unknown to me, the actors in the film have real ability. The only actor in the film that I recognized was Kelly Jo Minter. I have seen her in films like HOUSE PARTY, NEW JACK CITY, A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 5: THE DREAM CHILD, and POPCORN.
So go out and see this film; night time is always the best time to see a horror film.
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Go ***1/2
rated R starring Desmond Askew, Taye Diggs, William Fichtner, J.E. Freeman, Katie Holmes, Jane Krakowski, Breckin Meyer, Jay Mohr, Timothy Olyphant, Sarah Polley, Scott Wolf written by John August directed by Doug Liman
The Introduction
Those who know me well know that for the past few weeks I have been obsessing with GO, the new film from Doug Liman, the director of SWINGERS. No, it wasn't because I thought SWINGERS was all that great; infact, I liked it, but I thought it ended too abruptly.
It all started a couple months ago when I picked up my latest issue of Entertainment Weekly and began reading Owen Gleiberman's thoughts on the 1999 Sundance Film Festival. In the article, Gleiberman spent a page writing about GO, which he compared with PULP FICTION, arguably my favorite film, without showing any signs of flinching. So needless to say, the film had caught my attention. Then I read on and found out that the film starred Katie Holmes, who is one of the most beautiful young women on television, and Sarah Polley, who should have won an Oscar for her heartbreaking performance in THE SWEET HEREAFTER(the best film of 1997).
Then, a few weeks later, I saw the trailer for GO. Wow, I thought, this movie is gonna be a rush. Yes, a rush. I mean, they showed raves, gunfights, British guys, beautiful women, and a car driving wildly on the Las Vegas strip while blasting a newly mixed version of "Magic Carpet Ride." I guess you could say I was not in any position to be let down.
Just a few weeks ago, another film was compared by many critics to PULP FICTION, compelling one critic to say it is the first film to actually riff on PULP FICTION without feeling derivative. This British import, called LOCK, STOCK AND TWO SMOKING BARRELS, was also being compared to TRAINSPOTTING, another favorite of mine. So, like any diehard movie buff, I saw it opening weekend, and was disappointed out of my mind. Not derivative? My ass!
So, in conclusion to my introduction, I expected GO to disappoint me.  The film had already given me trouble this rainy day(and the night before, as it was sold out, forcing me to see the new Drew Barrymore film) ,as I took the bus to an area not too close to where I live, just to see the film at the matinee showing. But, no, the clerk wouldn't sell me a ticket, because I'm well under 17 and he just happened to notice. Hello?! Mr. Clerk, do you know how much I've been obsessing over this film!!! I could hear the GO gods laughing at me from above. They knew about my obsession, about how much I needed to see the film before my spring break runs out on me.
So, the next thing I know, the rain comes pouring down on me out of nowhere. I felt like Truman Burbank when he finds out the rain only falls on him. Yes, the rain was for me, only for me! I went back home, after waiting outside for the bus for at least half an hour. My dad then offered to take me to the 4 o'clock show at a close theatre. Obviously, I would go.
So we get to the theatre, and the film is sold out. Luckily(haha), we bought tickets to the 5 o'clock show, and went home to kill time before the show. So then, I went back to the theatre, suffered through 20 trailers, and finally, the experience began...
 Why don't you just go see the movie??? If you want the plot, go read another review. Well, I'll tell you this much. GO's plot is PULP FICTIONesque to a certain degree, but the plot is basically RASHOMON, with four people discussing one Christmas eve from each of their points of view. There is sex, murder, drugs and more.
The Verdict
Needless to say, I was in no way disappointed by GO. The film is a trip, a rush, an overall blast. I doubt a more entertaining film will hit theatres this year. Doug Liman mixes elements of PULP FICTION, FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS, and TRAINSPOTTING into one big melting pot. So, it's derivative. And the script by John August isn't witty enough to be entirely comedic. And there isn't anything in the film that is close to what I'd call depth, whereas PULP FICTION got depth out of pure originality. I was a little let down by the fact that I was hoping GO would be the quintessential film for the 90's, but actually it kind of is. If nothing else, the 90's were fun and entertaining. How's that for depth? So, in conclusion, stop comparing films to PULP FICTION. It's just not worth disappointing people.
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Teacher 'sent naked photos of his ex to her brother after she blocked his calls'
A social studies teacher sent naked photos of his ex-girlfriend to the woman’s brother after she blocked his calls, police say.
Jason Hohlt, 42, was arrested Monday over claims he forwarded the woman’s nudes via Facebook Messenger in July.
Hohlt, who works at Pike High School in Indianapolis, Indiana, reportedly shared the revenge porn as part of an orchestrated campaign of harassment against the woman.
It is unclear how their relationship ended, but Hohlt reportedly continued to call the woman from different numbers.
He is also said to have pestered her family members on social media before resorting to sending the intimate snaps.
After the woman’s brother received the nudes, he told his sister, who contacted police, the Indy Star reported.
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A judge subsequently issued a warrant which yielded data that is said to prove that the photos were sent by Hohlt.
Hohlt was placed on leave from his job on Monday, shortly after the allegations against him emerged.
Pike Township Superintendent Flora Reichanadter said: ‘We have no reason to believe that any of our students were impacted by the educator’s alleged behavior.’
The teacher was charged with distribution of an intimate image, a misdemeanor, and has since been released without having to post bond.
Hohlt has been charged under a new law, which came into effect in July.
Republican State Senator Aaron Freeman, who tabled that bill, told WIBC: ‘We really wanted to send the message that this kind of behavior shouldn’t be tolerated in Indiana…
‘To give folks hopefully some protection and certainly at least a recourse, somewhere to go, some action to take if they find themselves the victim of this kind of thing.’


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Bridge collapses in Italy 15 months after deadly Genoa disaster
Italy suffered its second road bridge collapse in 15 months in the northwest region of Liguria, raising major questions about the safety of the country’s aging infrastructure.
A viaduct on a stretch of the A6 highway between the Italian cities of Savona and Turin collapsed during what highway officials called "exceptional rain” that caused a huge landslide. Twenty meters of the road collapsed, according to a statement from the Autostrada dei Fiori, which manages that part of the highway.
No one was hurt and no vehicles were stuck, the statement said.
Images from the fire department showed mudslides in the hilly area at Madonna del Monte and a section of collapsed road with twisted metal guardrails. Apart from heavy rain, Italy has been battered with extreme weather, including flooding and snow.
Italy’s weak economy and massive debt leave little wiggle room for government spending, hobbling modernization of transportation infrastructure. To limit public investment, many of the country’s largest roadways are operated by private toll companies, who are now facing more scrutiny over the maintenance of their networks.
Societa Iniziative Autostradali e Servizi SpA, known as SIAS managed the roadway where the bridge collapsed today. A spokesman for the company declined to comment.
Today’s collapse was reminiscent of the disaster in Genoa, when a bridge on a highway crossing near the city came down in August 2018, killing 43 people. That road was managed by Atlantia SpA’s toll road unit. The tragedy prompted a debate on how to improve infrastructure and led to a government review of highway concessions. That is not finished yet.
The previous government threatened to revoke the roadway concession held by Atlantia, a company controlled by the Benetton family.
"To see another bridge collapse in the same region where the Morandi Bridge collapsed, with another highway concessionary which isn’t the Benettons, continues to support our thesis that these concessionaires who don’t maintain bridges and roads must no longer have the concessions,” said Luigi Di Maio, Foreign Minister and leader of Five Star Movement, which was a member of the current and previous government.
The collapse is likely to rekindle tensions between Five Star, the biggest partner in the ruling coalition, and its ally the center-left Democratic Party or PD. Five Star lawmakers have taken a harder line against highway operators, pressing for revocation while PD officials favor a review of contract conditions.
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Entrapment
Directed by Jon Amiel
Written by Ronald Bass and William Broyles, Jr.
Starring Sean Connery, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Ving Rhames, and Will Patton.
As Reviewed by James Brundage
Someone find me a cure, I'm obsessed with film. Sure, there's your general movie buff, who digests about a hundred or so films a year. Then there's your true obsessive-compulsive film watcher. He has HBO, Showtime, and a fair sized video collection… and still watches about three hundred films a year. Then you have your movie fanatic. A man who can recite, word for word, the script from a movie you've never heard of, he has all the premium channels, watches edited films on cable, and a fine video collection. Then you have me. In my best year, 1996, I saw 2/3 of the films in national release. I have a video collection of about three hundred EP tapes, plus several tapes I have bought. I have two premium channels that I watch at least three movies on a week and I am steadily building a DVD collection. When there is a sneak preview, I will be there. When I can get videos for reduced cost or for free, I will get them. Like Candance Bushnell is reputed to buy shoes, I buy movies.
So, when the chance presented itself to see Entrapment early, how could I resist? I was willing to travel more time than it took me to see a movie, end up back home at about 11:00, and get my first fix of seeing a sneak preview in about a year and a half.
Seeing it, I remembered how refreshing sneak previews are. I remembered why I started going to them in the first place (aside from my neurotic need to see a movie before anyone else does)… people cheered.
This may have been the general air of the screener, one of excitement as fairly ordinary people's days are lit up by seeing a movie before it comes out. Of the prizes won, the prizes lost, but, you know what, I'm willing to think that it was the movie that made people cheer.
Entrapment is not really anything new to the world of crime fiction… as far as books are concerned. In books, we see capers so well planned that you can't help but love them. Entrapment, however, is the first movie I've seen with exceptionally planned robberies, ones that go above and beyond the norm of the break in and do the job antics that populate Hollywood. It goes beyond nicely plotted, it goes beyond nicely planned. Both are cinematic aspects planned to a T.
The story is basically one of love among thieves. Sean Connery is a crack jewel thief (the best in the world, of course Monty Penny) who is being chased by Gin Baker, a woman working for an insurance company (at a desk). As they are brought together by a high profile heist of a Rembrant, the two begin to develop a strange love-hate relationship. Connery and Gin, begin to plot to get an ancient Chinese mask worth $40 million… with an even better heist planned after that.
I'd love to tell you more, but part of the fun of Entrapment (besides pulse-pounding action, and the sex appeal of Catherine Zeta-Jones for men and Sean Connery for women) is not knowing for sure what's going to happen next. Yeah, you know everything will turn out honky-dory, and you know that they'll make it through their heists, but you don't quite know what's coming. You have general ideas, but they won't help you that much.
Unlike Jon Amiel's previous film, Copycat, Entrapment does not have more plot holes than stones in a graveyard… he learned from his mistakes and used some spackle to cover what could be some potentially irreconcilable damages to the plot. It takes care to answer every how, why, when, and what.
In fact, on this film almost everybody does their jobs. Sean Connery shows the same off-kilter charm he showed with every one of the James Bond films. Catherine Zeta-Jones is always able to look as good as she acts, and Ving Rhames is able to show off the basic street charm that's made him famous. Will Patton plays as good (or bad) of a jerk as he always has. The cinematographer does his job by throwing in some very impressive shots. The writers do their jobs by making an action movie a critic can enjoy.
Yes, as always, I'm not going to completely laud the film.   Not to say she did a bad job… she didn't, but either her or the mike operators screwed up.
Well, that's about all I can tell you, except that with Entrapment, the best thing to do is sit back, relax, and let Entrapment trap you.
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In a world filled with darkness, do not turn your back on the light. We are at a critical turning point in history where our future depends on social justice and environmental reform. Everything in this world is connected, and there is a profound linkage between humans and the Earth from both a local and global scale. The assumption many people have that the Earth is separate from us and thus exploitable is parallel to the assumption that certain people are different and inherently disposable—thus, we cannot truly protect the environment unless we tackle social justice issues as well.
As we walk in the shadows today of social and environmental injustices, remember to turn to the light and remember that the darker the shadow, the brighter the light. On the horizon shines a future so bright where once again we will celebrate what it means to live full of purpose, connection, and abundance. Although we are in the midst of the most daunting challenges of our time, we--you, me, and everyone—have the power to decide how to show up for it. Are we able to show up for our cause passionately? Are we able to fight for justice peacefully? Are we able to stand with our community courageously? It is in this choice that we define our future together.
This is not the time to despair, fear, or retreat, for often, it is these difficult moments that become the foundation of our most vital growth. Rather, this is the time to rise again, embrace new possibilities, heal past traumas, and begin to rebuild. NOW is time that we UNITE with one single VOICE to stand in DEFENSE of all beings who have suffered ...putting an END to the senseless DESTRUCTION, replacing APATHY with EMPATHY, and creating a global MOVEMENT towards TRANSFORMATION and PROSPERITY. Apart we survive, but together we thrive. And in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds, it is our very belief in the resilience of our ourselves, our brothers and sisters, our global community, and all species, that will define the future of life on Earth. We can and must embody the very light we are seeking, we must be the love we are calling in, and we must be the change we are hoping for. To all experiencing injustices, we see you, we hear you, and we will continue to stand with you!
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Tabbed Application Template (Single Context)
In this week's episode, we'll be taking a look at how to implement a tab-based application in a single JavaScript context in Titanium Mobile. Throughout our reference guides and official training course, we generally advocate the use of a single JavaScript context in your Titanium applications.
However, in our most popular demo application, the Titanium Mobile Kitchen Sink, a tab-based application is developed using multiple contexts by associating each window opened with a URL to a JavaScript file. While this approach is technically valid, it presents the developer with difficulties around sharing data between windows, confusion around when code for a window has been executed, possible object reference issues which can lead to memory leaks, and reloading of JavaScript code in every window for shared libraries. For those reasons, unless you have a specific need for a "clean slate" in every window, using multiple JavaScript contexts cannot be considered a best practice approach to structuring a Titanium Mobile application.
What then would be a reasonable approach to structuring windows in a tabbed application? And how do we work around the loss of Ti.UI.currentTab and friends? Find out the answer in this week's episode of Forging Titanium.
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What is Pair Programming?
Pair Programming is a process two people working collaboratively on a project with one person driving and the other navigating which we will discuss in a later section. It requires people to express themselves clearly, and can work to test their knowledge of the material. It allows each person to focus on a different aspect of the project and reduces the context switching penalty they would otherwise experience. It also allows for the easy sharing of knowledge between the two people and promotes symbiotic learning.
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Ingrid decorated this chocolate and orange layer cake using a stencil of Paul Hollywood’s face, but you can use a stencil of your own choosing or just leave off the fondant layer.
Preheat the oven to 160C/325F/Gas 3.
For the chocolate sponge, grease two 23cm/9in cake tins with butter and dust all over with cocoa powder.
Sift the flour, bicarbonate of soda, baking powder and cocoa into a mixing bowl, and stir in the sugar.
Place the butter and milk into a small saucepan over a very gentle heat until the butter has just melted. Allow to cool slightly.
Add the syrup, eggs, and milk mixture to the bowl of dry ingredients and beat the mixture to a smooth batter with a wooden spoon.
Divide the mixture into the prepared tins and bake in oven for 40-50 minutes, until a skewer inserted into the centre of the cake comes out clean. Remove from the oven and cool in the tin for ten minutes, then turn out to a wire rack to cool completely.
Increase the oven temperature to 170C/340F/Gas 3½. Grease and line a 23cm/9in cake tin.
For the orange sponge, sift the flour, baking powder and bicarbonate of soda together in a bowl and set aside.
In another bowl, cream the butter and sugar together with an electric hand-held mixer for 4-5 minutes until very pale.
Beat in the eggs, one at a time, beating very well between each one. If necessary add a spoonful of the measured flour with each egg to prevent the mixture from curdling.
Beat in the orange zest. Add the flour mixture all at once and fold in thoroughly, then slowly fold in the orange juice.
Spoon the mixture into the prepared tin and bake for 45-50 minutes or until a skewer inserted into the centre of the cake comes out clean. If it starts to brown too quickly, cover loosely with a piece of buttered foil.
Remove from the oven and leave the cake to cool for ten minutes in the tin, and then turn out to cool completely on a wire rack.
For the chocolate ganache, heat the cream in a pan, stirring occasionally, until just under the boil.
Place the chopped chocolate into a bowl and pour the hot cream over. Stir until the chocolate has melted and the mixture is smooth. Allow to cool for about an hour or until thick enough to spread.
For the orange cream, whisk the cream until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed. Fold the orange zest into the cream.
Place one chocolate layer onto the serving plate. Spread half of the orange cream filling on top.
Place the orange cake on as the next layer and top with the remaining orange cream. Place the last chocolate layer on the top.
Spoon the ganache over the cake, smoothing with a palette knife until the cake is completely covered.
Roll out the chocolate fondant icing to a thickness of 2mm. Using the cake tin as a guide, cut out a 23cm/9in circle. Place carefully on top of the cake. Place the stencil on top of the fondant and sprinkle over the gold lustre dust. Remove the stencil to reveal your pattern.


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In accordance with decisions 1/CP.19 and 1/CP.20, the Republic of Korea hereby communicates its Intended Nationally Determined Contribution (INDC) towards achieving the objective of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change as set out in its Article 2, as well as accompanying information to facilitate clarity, transparency, and understanding of its INDC.
Korea plans to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 37% from the business-as-usual (BAU, 850.6 MtCO2eq) level by 2030 across all economic sectors.
In accordance with the Framework Act on Low Carbon, Green Growth, Korea has made continued efforts to address climate change across all economic sectors and will strengthen its efforts to achieve the 2030 mitigation target.
| (MtCO2eq) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Year | 2020 | 2025 | 2030 |
| BAU | 782.5 | 809.7 | 850.6 |
The scenario is based on the BAU projection of KEEI-EGMS (the Korea Energy Economics Institute Energy and GHG Modeling System), taking into account projections for key economic variables, including population, GDP, industrial structure and oil price.
Emission reduction by 37% from the BAU level by 2030
Economy-wide
Energy, industrial processes and product use, agriculture and waste (A decision on whether to include land use, land-use change and forestry (LULUCF) will be made at a later stage.)
Global Warming Potential (GWP) values from the IPCC Second Assessment Report (1995) used to calculate CO2 equivalents
Consistent with methodologies used in Korea’s Biennial Update Report (BUR) submitted in December 2014
1996 IPCC Guidelines used in general to calculate greenhouse gas emissions and sinks
2006 IPCC Guidelines used to calculate greenhouse gas emissions from rice cultivation in agriculture (4C) and other waste (6D)
Korea will partly use carbon credits from international market mechanisms to achieve its 2030 mitigation target, in accordance with relevant rules and standards.
In assessment of mitigation performance, a decision will be made at a later stage on whether to include greenhouse gas emissions and sinks of the land sector as well as the method for doing so.
In preparation of its INDC, Korea established a dedicated task force comprising relevant ministries, including the Ministry of Environment (MOE) and the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (MOTIE), chaired by the Prime Minister’s Office.
A technical analysis for setting the 2030 mitigation target was conducted by a Joint Working Group of national research institutions, including the Greenhouse Gas Inventory & Research Center of Korea (GIR) and the Korea Energy Economics Institute (KEEI).
The results of the technical analysis of the Joint Working Group were reviewed by a group of experts put forward by different stakeholder groups such as business and civil society. The Korean government also collected feedback from various stakeholders through public hearings and a forum hosted by the National Assembly.
On that basis, the 2030 mitigation target was reviewed by the Committee on Green Growth, and finalized in accordance with national authorization procedures.
Korea announced its voluntary mitigation target in 2009 to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30% from the business-as-usual (BAU) level by 2020. The target was stipulated in the Framework Act on Low Carbon, Green Growth which came into effect in April 2010.
Furthermore, Korea has continued its efforts to provide a legislative framework and national plans for addressing climate change. The Korean government finalized sectoral and annual targets in July 2011, and announced the National Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Roadmap in January 2014 for sectoral action plans and their implementation.
In 2012, Korea launched the GHG and Energy Target Management System (TMS) for the industrial sector. The reduction through the TMS exceeded its industrial sectoral target for mitigation. In promoting cost-effective measures for mitigation, Korea adopted the Act on the Allocation and Trading of Greenhouse Gas Emission Permits in 2012, and launched a nation-wide Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) in 2015. The ETS covers 525 business entities which account for 67.7% of national greenhouse gas emissions.
Korea obligated the power generators to supply a portion of electricity from renewable sources and is increasing the production of renewable energy in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel. The Korean government also supports the installation of facilities for the generation of renewable energy.
In the building sector, the Korean government is seeking to manage energy efficiency from the design stage to the operation stage by means such as establishing the Green Building Standards Code and a system for the Performance Evaluation of Eco-friendly Homes.
In the transport sector, the Korean government is continuing to expand infrastructure for environment- friendly public transportation, while introducing low-carbon standards for fuel efficiency and emissions produced from automobiles. The Korean government has decided to strengthen the average emission standard from 140g/km in 2015 to 97g/km in 2020. The Korean government provides various incentives, including tax reductions for electric and hybrid vehicles in order to promote low-carbon vehicles.
While implementing sectoral measures for mitigation, Korea established a domestic measurement, reporting, and verification (MRV) system to monitor businesses with large amounts of greenhouse gas emissions in the industry, power generation, building and transport sectors.
The Korean government will develop a detailed plan to implement the mitigation target in consultation with relevant stakeholders, once the mitigation target is finalized at the international level.
Recognizing the urgent need to address climate change and reduce its adverse effects, Korea developed the National Climate Change Adaptation Plan in 2010, which is currently being implemented.
In acknowledgement of their significant roles in adaptation, subnational and local governments are mandated to develop their own action plans for climate change adaptation by 2015 tailored to the local context.
At the national level, Korea is developing guidance and tools to support the assessment of vulnerability and risks, and is implementing projects on research and development for comprehensive and quantitative analysis of climate change impacts.
In order to promote a Climate Friendly and Safe Society, Korea aims to strengthen its capacity for climate change adaptation by implementing the following strategic actions:
Korea accounts for approximately 1.4% of global greenhouse gas emissions (including LULUCF, according to the WRI CAIT 3.0), but has set a fair and ambitious target to the extent possible. Korea will make continued efforts to implement the mitigation target.
Korea’s mitigation potential is limited due to its industrial structure with a large share of manufacturing (32% as of 2012) and the high energy efficiency of major industries. Given the decreased level of public acceptance following the Fukushima accident, there are now limits to the extent that Korea can make use of nuclear energy, one of the major mitigation measures available to it.
Despite the challenges, Korea has set a target for 2030, which is expected to be in line with the recommendations of the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report to reduce global greenhouse gas emissions by 40-70% from 2010 levels by 2050.
In order to achieve the objective of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change of holding the increase in the global average temperature below 2°C above pre-industrial levels, Korea also aims to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions in a manner consistent with the recommendations of the IPCC Fifth Assessment Report.


Formal Statements from Bahá'í Institutions
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The Universal House of Justice
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29 November 2017 to three individuals, on behalf of the Universal House of Justice. The
entire letter is about climate change and Bahá'í responses thereto.
"... Humanity would be best
and most effectively served by setting aside partisan disputation, pursuing united action that is informed by the
best available scientific evidence and grounded in spiritual principles, and thoughtfully revising action in the
light of experience. ... One of the most pressing problems of humanity in the current century is how a growing, rapidly
developing, and not yet united global population can, in a just manner, live in harmony with the planet and its finite
resources. Certain biological realities present themselves when an organism negatively affects or exceeds the capacity
of its ecosystem. The limited availability and inequitable distribution of resources profoundly impact social relations
within and between nations in many ways, even to the point of precipitating upheaval and war. And particular arrangements
of human affairs can have devastating consequences for the environment. The question of the impact of climate change,
and to what extent it is man-made and its effects can be ameliorated, is today a major aspect of this larger problem.
The Revelation of Bahá’u’lláh directly and indirectly touches on a range of such concerns in a manner that speaks
to a harmony between society and the natural world. It is essential, therefore, that Bahá’ís contribute to thought
and action regarding such matters."
-
1 March 2017 Letter to the Bahá'ís of World - on economics principally,
see ¶2 specifically:
"The welfare of any segment of humanity is inextricably bound up with the welfare
of the whole. Humanity’s collective life suffers when any one group thinks of its own well-being in isolation from
that of its neighbours or pursues economic gain without regard for how the natural environment, which provides sustenance
for all, is affected. A stubborn obstruction, then, stands in the way of meaningful social progress: time and again,
avarice and self-interest prevail at the expense of the common good. Unconscionable quantities of wealth are being
amassed, and the instability this creates is made worse by how income and opportunity are spread so unevenly both
between nations and within nations. But it need not be so. However much such conditions are the outcome of history,
they do not have to define the future, and even if current approaches to economic life satisfied humanity’s stage
of adolescence, they are certainly inadequate for its dawning age of maturity. There is no justification for continuing
to perpetuate structures, rules, and systems that manifestly fail to serve the interests of all peoples. The teachings
of the Faith leave no room for doubt: there is an inherent moral dimension to the generation, distribution, and utilization
of wealth and resources.""
-
2 March
2013 Letter to the Bahá'ís of Iran
- particularly this portion of ¶6:
"For the principle of the oneness of humankind, as proclaimed by
Bahá'u'lláh, asks not merely for cooperation among people and nations. It calls for a complete
reconceptualization of the relationships that sustain society. The deepening environmental crisis, driven by a system
that condones the pillage of natural resources to satisfy an insatiable thirst for more, suggests how entirely inadequate
is the present conception of humanity's relationship with nature … The principle of the oneness of humankind
implies, then, an organic change in the very structure of society.
-
Ridván Letter to the Bahá'ís
of the World - again from ¶6:
Through participation in the educational process promoted by the
training institute, they are motivated to reject the torpor and indifference inculcated by the forces of society
and pursue, instead, patterns of action which prove life altering. Where this approach has advanced for some years
in a neighbourhood or village and the friends have sustained their focus, remarkable results are becoming gradually
but unmistakably evident. … A sense of duty towards one’s immediate community and physical environment becomes
prevalent.
-
Bahá'í International Community
- Rethinking Prosperity: Forging Alternatives to a Culture of Consumerism (2010)
- Seven Year Plan of Action on Climate Change (2009)
- Seizing
the Opportunity: Redefining the Challenge of Climate Change (2008) (PDF)
- The Bahá'í
Statement on Nature (1987)
- More documents on social and sustainable
development
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National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá'ís of the United States
- FAQ: Why act on
climate change now? (2010)
Other Websites and Articles of Interest


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Agave is designed as a distributed, multi-tenant microservice architecture. Services run in Docker containers and Docker containers. The platform conceptually breaks down into three logical set of components:
What Is the Agave Platform Architecture?¶
Agave’s multi-tenant capability comes from its ability to securely serve multiple tenants from a single deployment of the platform. A tenant is a group of users, usually representing a community or organization, who share access to a common configuration of the platform. Within a tenant, IAM, data, services, documentation, and global default settings are configured for all users. Typically, a single Agave tenant will support tens to hundreds of client applications and thousands of users with no additional configuration.
Individual tenants can be scaled from a minimal sandbox installation to high-availability, shared installation spanning multiple data centers. Figures 1 shows a basic sandbox deployment of the platform. Roughly 50 containers will be started across 3 hosts. One host for platform services, another for core Science APIs, and another for persistence and infrastructure services.
In practice, most tenants do some capacity planning up front, then adjust their static footprint to handle 80-90% of peak throughput at any given moment. Adding additional workers, load balancing the Identity Server, API Manager, and Science APIs, clustering the relational databases, and sharding the nosql server for better capacity and performance are standard steps when operating higher capacity tenants. The architecture in Figure 2 shows a production deployment scaled in this manner across 20+ hosts. With this architecture, upwards of 200 containers would be running at a given time. Given sufficient networking, such a deployment would be capable of moving upwards of a Petabyte of data, managing 100s of thousand of jobs, and serving 10s of millions of requests per day across one or more tenants. It is important to note that while most of these tasks can be automated by the Agave’s Deployer playbooks, local database and system administrators should be included in the process.
How Is Agave Secured?¶
The Agave Platform authenticates users who present credentials, and then authorize them based on their role. Both developers and administrators can be authenticated via a number of means, primarily OAuth tokens and JSON Web Tokens. OAuth tokens are signed with JSON Web Algorithm RS256, which is RSA signature algorithm PKCS#1 v1.5 with SHA-256.
Developers (clients of the system) typically make REST API calls from a client program like the Agave SDK, or to Agave ToGo via their browser, and use OAuth bearer tokens for most communications. Science APIs use service accounts and delegated OAuth tokens. Infrastructure components (like boutique APIs and third party-services) use a token associated with their service account to connect to the API.
At the platform level, API authorization is handled at by the WSO2 API Manager and Identity Server. Every API is assigned a set of scopes. Scopes are restricted to users with a specific role. Roles are bound to users or groups by the user or group identifier. When a user or service account makes an API request, API Manager checks for one or more of the roles assigned to the user for the scope associated with the request before allowing it to continue. Each tenant has a dedicated API Manager
The Science APIs each implement their own layer of roles and permissions relevant to the resources they represent. Access is controlled by making API requests to the individual resources. Platform-wide administrative access can be assigned by granting user accounts the sandbox-services-admin role at the platform level through the Admin services.
TLS Support¶
All internal communication with the Agave Platform are secured with TLS. TLS provides strong encryption, data integrity, and authentication of servers with X.509 server certificates and public key infrastructure. By default, a new internal PKI is created for each deployment of OpenShift Origin. The internal PKI uses 2048 bit RSA keys and SHA-256 signatures. Custom certificates for public hosts are supported as well.
Agave’s auth components use the Java Cryptography Extension (JCE) implementation of crypto/tls. Agave’s load balancer uses openssl version 1.2. The Science APIs also leverage these two implementations for validating token signatures and securing communication between components. The insecure versions SSL 2.0 and SSL 3.0 are unsupported and not available. Cipher suites with deprecated and insecure algorithms such as RC4, 3DES, and MD5 are disabled. Some internal clients (for example, LDAP authentication) have less restrict settings with TLS 1.0 to 1.2 and more cipher suites enabled.


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by Sporting LifeAfter Mauricio Pochettino's exit from Spurs, we look at the reaction from the world of football...
The Argentinian has been relieved of his duties after five-and-a-half years in charge.
Spurs, who were in the Champions League final only six months ago, have endured a tough start to the season and are currently 14th in the Premier League table.
Chairman Daniel Levy, who appointed Pochettino in June 2014, said: "We were extremely reluctant to make this change and it is not a decision the board have taken lightly, nor in haste.
"Regrettably domestic results at the end of last season and the beginning of this season have been extremely disappointing.
"It falls on the board to make the difficult decisions - this one made more so given the many memorable moments we have had with Mauricio and his coaching staff - but we do so in the club's best interests."
Gary Lineker
Tottenham will struggle to find a better manager than Mauricio Pochettino after opting to sack the Argentinian, according Gary Lineker.
Harry Redknapp
- On Sky Sports News:
"When people talk about the players all loving him, if they love him that much, maybe they should have all started playing a bit better," Redknapp said.
"They've got him the sack, at the end of the day. They haven't performed well enough, that's why he's lost his job. If they all loved him so much, perhaps they should have done a bit better for him.
"That's why you get the sack. They've had one Champions League final; if you look back at the run, everything went their way a little bit. They've not won a trophy in five or six years with an incredible set of players.
"People say they need a better squad; have a look at them, they have four international full-backs, internationals all over the place, England internationals, all kinds. And up front they're not short either. They're massively underachieving at the moment."
Redknapp was on Sky Sports News a short while ago and was asked if he fancied the Spurs job.
“Of course I would! But I’m a realist, I don’t live in cuckoo land, the chances are very slim," he said.
"If Daniel rang me tomorrow I’d walk there, of course I would, but it’s not going to happen.”
Jamie Carragher
Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher backed Pochettino to be back managing in the Premier League soon.
More Jamie Carragher who suspects Mauricio Pochettino may feel a little let down by the decision to let him go.
He said on Sky Sports News: “Massive shock - There’s no doubt Spurs have made a poor start to the season and had a poor 2019 domestically.
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”Spurs are struggling in the league this term and currently sit 14th but Jamie Carragher - who has just done a phone interview with Sky Sports News - is still stunned by Pochettino's departure. “
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"But to make it late shows that there’s probably been a lot of discussions going on in the 10 days since the Sheffield United game. I’m shocked that it’s a sacking and I thought it may have been when I first heard the news a mutual agreement.
"The fact he’s been sacked I find that really, really strange and also I think it’s a bit out of order really considering the job he’s done."
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"It's a surprise for me as well," he told Sky Sports after Belgium's Euro 2020 qualifying win over Cyprus.
"I think the club made a decision and we have to accept this. I think we have to be very thankful to him, for what he achieved, he brought this club to the next level."
The centre-back said he expected Spurs to bring in a "big manager" to replace Pochettino.
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Tottenham defender Ben Davies paid tribute to Pochettino and predicted the Argentinian would "go onto bigger and better things" after leaving Spurs.
"I didn't know until after the game," Davies said following Wales' 2-0 win over Hungary which clinched their qualification for Euro 2020.
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Iran Ordered to Pay $179 Million to Washington Post Journalist
by TIM RYANWASHINGTON (CN) – For nearly a year and a half, Washington Post correspondent Jason Rezaian endured physical abuse and threats of execution while being held in an Iranian prison on charges of espionage.
Rezaian, a dual U.S.-Iranian national, spent 49 days alone in an eight-by-four foot cell without furniture and with lights on all hours of the day. He lost 40 pounds in as many days and was interrogated regularly and deprived of his medication.
His captors threatened to cut off his arms and legs or execute him. They said they would harm his wife.
Now, more than three years after he was released in a deal between Iran and the United States government, a federal judge ruled Rezaian and his family are entitled to more than $179 million in damages from Iran and its Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
The 30-page opinion by U.S. District Judge Richard Leon recounts in painstaking detail the horrors Rezaian endured during his 544 days in an Iranian prison after being falsely accused of being an American spy.
Rezaian and his wife, Yeganeh Salehi, were leaving their apartment in Tehran on July 22, 2014, when a team of three men wearing masks held them up at gunpoint and forced them back into the apartment. The masked men and a group of other agents wearing surgical masks ransacked the place, took their passports and electronics and demanded access to their social media and email accounts.
They then led the couple into a van, handcuffed and blindfolded them and took them to Evin Prison, the notorious facility in Tehran used to hold political prisoners.
Rezaian became “disjointed from reality” because of the poor treatment in the facility and developed infections “in his eyes and elsewhere,” while alternating between feelings of hysteria, confusion and depression, according to the ruling.
The conditions were so bad in the prison that Rezaian eventually relented and gave the guards a videotaped confession, which they had indicated was the only way he could hope to see the outside world again.
Though he routinely went before an Iranian court, the hearings “were largely for show” as neither party in the case presented witnesses, though that did not stop the judge overseeing the proceedings from indicating he would sentence Rezaian to death for being an American spy.
Though Rezaian was released in January 2016 as part of a prisoner swap with the United States, the effects of his detention followed him across the Atlantic.
He still suffers back pain from the sleeping conditions in prison and developed trouble breathing as well as other medical issues. He still wakes up from nightmares screaming and has developed travel-induced anxiety.
He and Yeganeh can also never return to Iran, where she grew up and where her parents still live.
Moreover, his other family members suffered from Rezaian’s imprisonment as they reworked their lives to fight for his freedom.
His brother Ali spent some $300,000 on legal and travel expenses as he worked with government agencies and international organizations to free Rezaian.
At one point, Ali considered committing suicide, thinking it might help put more pressure on Tehran to release his brother.
Rezaian’s mother, Mary, quit her job as an English teacher in Turkey so she could travel back and forth to Tehran, where she tried to negotiate with the Revolutionary Guard Corps to have her son released.
Jason, Ali and Mary brought a federal lawsuit against Iran in October 2016, but as is typical with such lawsuits, Iran never responded. Awarded as part of a default judgment order issued Friday, the $179 million judgment is unlikely to be collected, but the proceedings in U.S. court in such cases are considered important both for the victims personally and to hold the countries responsible publicly accountable.
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