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Q: How to authenticate a user with Active Directory from a client using Integrated Windows Security? In our client/server application, a user can log in using a username/password. The server then authenticate the user from its local user database or from the active directory if the user is not found in the local database.
For this scenario everythings is secure. But we want to implement an "Integrated Security" mode on the client to use the credential of the current windows user.
A solution could be to capture the WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent(), send that to the server and verify that a user exists in the active directory with the User SID from the WindowsIdentity.
However, that isn't secure because User SID's aren't private so a hacked client could send this information to the server without knowing the user password.
What is the secure way in .Net to have an Integrated Security mode in a Client/Server application?

A: The solution is to use NegotiateStream. This will establish a secure and authenticated communication with the server. The client can authenticate with integrated security by giving CredentialCache.DefaultNetworkCredentials to the NegotiateStream, the server can than act on the authenticated user with the NegotiateStream.RemoteIdentity.


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BMX Pro Cameron Bramer talks Wattbike for winter training
Cameron Bramer, an U23 BMX Pro for Team USA BMX Pro and the Supercross Factory team, started racing BMX at the age of 9 after discovering his dad's old racing trophies in the basement. His father, Jim Bramer, asked Cam if he wanted to check out the track, he immediately fell in love with the sport and the rest is history!
From Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Cam took to racing like a natural and has since progressed rapidly through the sport, most recently taking 3rd place in the 2019 USA Cycling Elite BMX National Championships (17-20 expert).
TRAINING THROUGH WINTER WITH WATTBIKE
Being from the Northeast, most of the tracks around Cam's hometown close through the Winter, sometimes up to six months at a time due to the bad weather putting a hold on outdoor riding.
"Training on the Wattbike has helped me work on short, sharp sprints whilst boosting my endurance for longer rides."
"At the beginning of every year, I would struggle with both endurance and track speed." Cam explains. "Having an indoor bike on rollers helped me get by for a little while, but it just wasn't enough. Introducing a Wattbike into my training made all the difference, I could work on short, sharp sprints building up my power and speed whilst also boosting my endurance on longer rides."
BENCHMARKING TO BE THE BEST
With an innate competitive nature, and being a fan of the training that goes into his sport, Cam pushes himself each session to be the best he can be each and every time.
"I really enjoy training. Any type of training, on the Wattbike or in the gym. I love the feeling you get after you've done a killer session! The real-time data on the Wattbike has really improved how I can track my performance and kept me focused on constantly getting better, who doesn't want to be the best version of themselves?!"
"I love the feeling you get after you've done a killer session!"
On the Wattbike, Cam likes to focus on pushing his sprinting power through the in-built 6-second test. This compliments his training on the BMX bike, where he'll tend to focus on quick technique coming out of the gates, or tactical moves in order to manoeuvre the best racing lines.
"My main objective in training is just to always be better than the last time. I'm always challenging myself to beat a time or a personal record. That's what I really like about the Wattbike, it makes it easy to set goals, and then crush them! It also lets me make sure my strength training is on point, if the numbers start to decline, it usually means I need to rest and regroup."
"I really like the Wattbike because it makes it easy for me to set goals, and then to crush them!"
INTERNATIONAL CIRCUIT TO CLASSROOM CLINICS
Despite picking up an injury in Tulsa, which put Cam out for a few weeks, he's back on the bike and excited to be competing on the international circuit. Between racing, he teaches a lot of BMX 'clinics' for young riders.
"I'm excited to be competing on the internal circuit because it's just a different level, and style, of racing. But between times, it's also really important to give back to the sport and help inspire the up and coming racers of the future."
"I like teaching the kids at the track, I'm a big kid myself and I love BMX. So being able to help others and see them progress is really rewarding. I remember being a young rider myself, and looking up to our local pro at the time meant so much to me."
Cam is training using a Wattbike Nucleus, engineered to fit the needs of elite athletes and powerful riders. To find out more about Cam and his racing, visithttps://www.teamusa.org/usa-cycling/athletes/Cameron-Bramer
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Tierra Funds Rethinks NAFTA
For those of us who believe when the market speaks, politicians listen (remember the first TARP vote in Oct. 2008?) there here is something to ponder on NAFTA. It's not dead. Mexico's peso's not going to 26, which was Barclays Capital's worst case scenario, and about that border tax? Ain't happening.
Jamie Anderson, managing partner of Tierra Funds, adds his voice to a growing chorus of fund managers large and small who think NAFTA survives.
"A repeal is not going anywhere," he tells us. "If you go back to when NAFTA was enacted you had around $50 billion in two-way trade and the U.S. had a surplus. Then the U.S. deficit grew but so did trade. I think if you drill down into what is behind the deficit you will see it is mostly oil and autos. Things will change in NAFTA. I think everyone agrees to that. But a do-over? I wouldn't put my money on it."
Anderson also thinks that the appointment of Wilbur Ross as Commerce Secretary is a very good sign for U.S.-Mexico trade. The peso has gone from trading at around 21 to the dollar to 19. Some people are missing the local currency trade here, whether it is in local currency government bonds, or in Mexican dividend paying stocks. Anderson is a REIT and real estate investor in Mexico via his Tierra XP Latin America Real Estate fund (LARE 27.76 -0.15 -0.53%).
There will be modifications to the decades old trade deal.
Anderson notes that Chinese companies are now selling into the U.S. via Mexico. That's got to stop. Trump will put his foot down on that and Mexico will have to be honest about it, and not allow China a backdoor like that.
On the 20% border adjustment tax: "I can't figure this one out," Anderson says. "Reading the tea leaves tells me that this does not get off the ground. This is a VAT and in the U.S. that means either consumers will pay for it on the shelves in stores, or politicians will pay for it in the voting booth."
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Gas prices holding steady in Iowa
There was a time when Alison McGoff didn't think much about the cost of gas. If she had an errand to run, she ran it.Not anymore.
Gas prices holding steady in Iowa There was a time when Alison McGoff didn't think much about the cost of gas. If she had an errand to run, she ran it.Not anymore. Check out this story on press-citizen.com: http://icp-c.com/1iAfHdA
Sara Agnew, Iowa City Press-Citizen Published 7:47 p.m. CT June 23, 2014
Chris Okiishi fills his car at Kum and Go on Burlington Street on Monday, June 23, 2014. David Scrivner / Iowa City Press-Citizen(Photo: David Scrivner / Iowa City Press-Citizen)Buy Photo
There was a time when Alison McGoff didn't think much about the cost of gas. If she had an errand to run, she ran it.
These days, McGoff said she thinks twice before driving her car and consolidates her errands whenever possible. She also purchased a hybrid car to help cut her fuel expenses. Still, McGoff keeps her eye on local gas prices, which can fluctuate as much as 10 cents a day.
On Wednesday, she was filling up at the Kum & Go at Gilbert and Burlington streets, where the average mid-grade blend was $3.49 a gallon.
"I gas up every two or three weeks," McGoff said. "I get between 40 and 50 miles to the gallon."
Gail Weinholzer, director of public affairs for AAA in Minnesota/Iowa, said gas prices have changed little from a year ago, which prompted a 1.5 percent increase in travel nationally during Memorial Day weekend.
"Clearly, the prices are comparable to last year," she said. "People are driving as much or more than last year."
According to AAA's Daily Fuel Gauge Report, the current average price for a mid-grade blend in Iowa is $3.51 a gallon compared with $3.48 a year ago. The average current price for regular unleaded is $3.55 a gallon, which is two cents cheaper than a year ago.
Iowa prices, however, are still more than 30 cents less a gallon for mid-grade blend than the national average, which is $3.87, according to the AAA report. The national average for regular unleaded is $3.68 a gallon.
Harold Hommes, fuel analyst with the Iowa Department of Agriculture, said 80 percent of Iowans buy a mid-grade blend of gas that is 10 percent ethanol and generally cheaper than regular unleaded.
In general, Hommes said gas prices are slightly lower in Iowa compared with a year ago thanks to an increase in domestic oil production and alternative fuels. Consequently, unrest in Iraq, including the takeover of it largest oil refinery, has had little effect on local gas prices, so far.
"What you have to bear in mind is Iraq has several refiners, and they are still operating," Hommes said. "This would have been worse a couple years ago, but our domestic production has increased."
Local gas prices might not have changed much from a year ago, but they certainly have affected the travels of Kamryn Kletschke, a University of Iowa junior, whose family lives five hours away in Sioux City.
"I don't go home as much as I'd like to," she said.
Reach Sara Agnew at 887-5418 or sagnew@press-citizen.com.
Average fuel prices in Iowa
Current average $3.546 $3.510 $3.859 $3.753
June 22 average $3.552 $3.510 $3.840 $3.759
Week ago average $3.525 $3.493 $3.854 $3.752
Month ago average $3.467 $3.425 $3.766 $3.804
Year ago average $3.565 $3.475 $3.769 $3.739
Source: AAA's Daily Fuel Gauge Report/Prices updated at 3:45 a.m. June 23
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53% of the adult population would like to build a house during their lives.
30% would like to do so in the next five years.
More than 1 million people want to buy a site and start building in the next 12 months.
The supply of housing in Britain does not rise to meet demand. This needs to change. The Self Build and Custom Housebuilding Act 2015 and other impending changes to the law will make it easier for people to bring forward their own projects and help to build and shape their own communities.
Instead of building the most poorly performing, most expensive and smallest homes in Europe, let's do things differently.
People need more real choices over the homes they wish to live in.
Giving people more choice will help to solve the nation's housing crisis and help to create flourishing communities in which people want to live.


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This Teen Retook His Senior Yearbook Photo to Make His Highlighter Pop More—and We're So Here For It
James Charles, 17, brought his own professional lighting, a tuxedo, and a ton of highlighter and for a photo no one would forget.
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School photo day: After what feels like light years since we were in high school, those three little words strung together are still enough to fill even the most photogenic among us with dread. Blink or sneeze at just the wrong second and you were SOL until the next year.
But welcome to 2016, to a time where we all now know our good sides, the importance of lighting, and have heroes like 17-year-old James Charles to celebrate. If you're not already one of his hundreds of thousands followers, you've probably seen his yearbook photo, which went viral since he posted it this earlier week, racking up over 33,000 retweets and 84,000 likes on Twitter within just a day.
The mesmerizing picture looks way more professional than any yearbook photo you've seen, thanks to James' on-point highlighter—oh yeah, and the professional lighting he brought in himself. "So I retook my senior photos and brought my ring light with me so my highlight would be poppin'," Charles tweeted along with the photo—making all of us who had to take senior pics before selfies were a thing weep with jealously.
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Surprisingly, for someone who's made an online career out of makeup artistry and tutorials, photo day was only the second time Charles wore makeup to school. "When I wore it the first time, it really wasn't any different," he told us via email, on a bus back home to Bethlehem, N.Y., from Philly. "I got a lot of compliments, which was awesome and I felt confident, but I always feel confident. I'm comfortable in my own skin, which I feel is important. I don't need makeup to feel beautiful."
What's more than his seriously lit highlighter, Charles is reminding the world—especially his male peers—that something as often trivialized as makeup has the power to break down cultural barriers. It's a message that resonates louder than ever today, as gender norms become increasingly disintegrated.
We caught up with the fast-rising beauty vlogger to talk about what it takes to create a viral yearbook photo, how he got started as an artist, and how the cultural attitude toward men in makeup is changing. Read on!
Glamour: What is your earliest makeup memory?
James Charles: I used to do hair before I did makeup. A little over a year ago, I was doing one of my good friend's hair and she was late to her appointment at Sephora, so she asked me to do her makeup. I warned her and told her she might look awful and, if so, I wasn't taking the blame—but it actually turned out really beautiful!
Glamour: When did you start wearing makeup regularly?
JC: I started doing makeup on myself a few weeks after I practiced on my friends to learn the basics. I saw other guys doing it and have always been a fan of RuPaul's Drag Race. I talked to another male MUA [makeup artist] who said I was talented and should start posting looks, so I did. I never expected it to escalate this quickly.
I actually don't wear makeup regularly—in fact, I barely do at all! I love makeup artistry, and creating cool and fun looks, but I usually only do makeup to record videos and take my Instagram photos, or when I go to special events. I'm way too lazy and sleep deprived to wake up every morning and do full glam. Major props to people who can do that though.
Glamour: How supportive have your peers and parents been?
JC: Everyone has been extremely supportive and kind. At first it was a rocky road with my parents because they didn't really understand it. There were a lot of fights, but once I was able to explain to them that it was a form of creative expression—and once I actually started to gain success—they began to realize I was taking it seriously and could actually make a career out of it. Now they're my No. 1 fans.
Glamour: How long have you been wearing makeup to school?
JC: I've only worn makeup to school once: on the last day of school of my junior year. I brought all my supplies with me and did an entire face in home room in less than 30 minutes, because at the time my parents didn't feel comfortable with me wearing it out. And like I said, way too lazy to get up!
Glamour: Why did you decide to wear makeup in your yearbook photos?
JC: I wanted to wear makeup for my photo because my makeup career is a huge part of me. The senior yearbook is a pretty big deal—it's our last one ever—so I wanted my photo to be something that my friends and I would remember. And, also something to post on my Instagram page (lol). Most of my school and administrators know about my passion and online following, so I really wanted that part of me represented in my photo.
Glamour: Was there any pushback from the photographer when you brought in your own lighting equipment?
JC: Not at all. I emailed them [Carlyn Studios] and explained how I wasn't happy with the lighting in the first photo and asked if they'd let me bring my ring light for retakes. I think they knew I was going to be a difficult one—the first time around the photographer told me I was the only student to ever ask him to change poses. That was weird to me because I've done shoots before so I'm very used to knowing my angles and asking to switch. Photographers are there to make you look the best you possibly can, so I was really thankful that they allowed me to redo mine.
Glamour: What was your reaction when your story went viral?
JC: I was giddy all day yesterday when I saw the tweet and Instagram picture were both going viral. I expected it to do maybe a little better than [my] average post but this was completely unexpected.
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Glamour: How did you process Zendaya voicing her support for you?
JC: Excessive flailing and screaming. I love Zendaya and am a huge fan of hers. She has actually noticed my makeup work before so it was SO rad to have her notice me again. She's so lovely and talented. And stunning. Duh.
Glamour: Who do you look to for makeup inspiration?
JC: My absolute favorites are Jaclyn Hill, NikkieTutorials, and Tati Westbrook. They are all extremely successful influencers and I hope to be alongside them one day.
Glamour: Judging by your senior photos, your skills go way beyond a casual makeup user—do others see you as an expert?
JC: Haha, yes. I chose to do simple makeup for my senior photo, but on my Instagram page my looks range from full glam to avant garde, glowing runway looks. I love to step outside of the box and challenge myself with new styles and concepts. I've been doing it for a year or so now so I certainly wouldn't consider myself an expert but I would say practice makes...pretty good.
Glamour: Since you started wearing makeup, have you seen a change in the cultural attitude toward men in makeup?
JC: I definitely have seen a rise in men in makeup, but I wouldn't attribute that to myself. There are a lot of really popular guys in makeup right now. I think in general, men in makeup are becoming more widely accepted and boys who want to experiment are more likely to because they see other boys being confident and rocking it.
Glamour: Makeup is often dismissed as trivial, but do you think it has the power to tell important stories?
JC: I think so for sure! For many people, myself included, makeup is a form of artistic expression, it's a lot more than just some powders and creams to be "pretty."
Glamour: Now that your photos are going viral, what do you want others to learn from it?
JC: I just want others to know to be yourself and never be afraid of what people may think.
This interview has been edited and condensed.
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Hague Code of Conduct
Hague Code of Conduct [HCOC]
Updated : Mar 22, 2022, 6:31
The Hague Code of Conduct (HCoC) is an international code of conduct governing the development and deployment of missiles, which was adopted in 2002. The original intention of the Hague Code of Conduct was to help reduce inter-state tensions and prevent accidental use of a ballistic missile. This aim was achieved through the agreement of all participants to refrain from conducting tests of, launching ballistic missiles in, or developing ballistic missiles. The original Hague Code of Conduct was signed by nine countries including the US, UK, France, Russia, Germany, and China. The ninth country signed, later on, was India in 2016.
It is a multilateral treaty that addresses missile proliferation by placing limits on ballistic missile development and deployment. The Hague Code of Conduct was originally signed in September 1987 by France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States as a response to concerns about missile proliferation and what at the time was called "the Soviet Missile Threat. There are currently 143 members which are a part of the Hague Code of Conduct.
What are Ballistic Missiles?
The Hague Code of Conduct covers all ballistic missiles which are conventionally powered. A ballistic missile is rocket-powered by a rocket engine, or in some cases has separate stages using rockets. Ballistic missiles are further divided into three types:
Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile (SLBM), Intermediate-range Ballistic Missile (IRBM), and Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM).
The original Hague Code of Conduct did not cover long-range cruise missiles (LRMC) which have speeds over Mach 3, or a high thrust to weight ratio. Other missile types managed by the Hague Code of Conduct include kinetic energy weapons and non-explosive munitions.
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Hague Code of Conduct Objective
The main objective of the Hague Code of Conduct is to bind its signatories not to develop, test or deploy the following long-range ballistic missiles:
These missiles are commonly known as ICBM's intercontinental ballistic missiles that can travel before re-entry and deliver a payload up to. This is achieved through legal means. The treaty requires all the signatories to accede to the existing arms control agreements and international treaties covering the aforementioned matters.
The development, possession, proliferation and testing of these systems will become illegal under this treaty. Signatories are required to give the International Committee of the Red Cross and other humanitarian organizations access to any missile site or missile launch area that is shut down. By doing this, the UN will also be able to monitor whether or not a signatory is abiding by the treaty. All signatory countries are also required to prevent their ballistic missile workers or technicians from working for any other country with prohibited missiles.
Features of Hague Code of Conduct
The following features of the Hague Code of Conduct are important:
There are two types of Violation.
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Development and Deployment of Missiles
Any signatory that violates the treaty must hand over ballistic missile weapons and their components to the UN for inspection. In case a country is found guilty, then it can be placed under sanctions by the UN Security Council or imposed in other ways through diplomacy.
The Hague Code of Conduct also addresses the fate of a second country that has violated the treaty towards an earlier signatory.
The Hague Code of Conduct is a multilateral treaty developed to promote peace and reduce the chance of an accidental conflict by limiting the development, possession and deployment of ballistic missiles. The main objective is to avoid accidental conflict caused by missile development, testing and deployments.
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Q1: What is the origin of the Hague Code of Conduct?
Hague Code of Conduct was signed by nine countries including the US, UK, France and China.
Q2: Which countries are a part of the Hague Code of Conduct?
There are currently 143 members which are a part of the Hague Code of Conduct.
Q3: Is India a member of the Hague Code of Conduct?
India has joined the Hague Code of Conduct against Ballistic Missile Proliferation.
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Are your earrings a mess? So we're mine! Here's a super easy way to control the earring clutter and spruce up your bathroom walls!
Wire mesh- I used mesh from an old screened window.
This is a super simple craft! Take the glass and back out of your frame. Give the frame a coat of spray paint in any color you like! I chose white, and distressed the frame with a little piece of sandpaper. Cut your mesh wire to size and staple into the back of the frame. I stapled about every 2 inches around the back. Hang her up, and admire!
Super cute and I love how many earrings it can hold. Thanks for sharing!
SO easy and smart. I'm adding it to my list of summer crafts.


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Smackover Preschool will dismiss early on May 15 and May 23 ONLY.
Posted in Buckaroo News on April 28, 2017 by The Buckaroo Blog.
Mr. Savage, the Smackover High School band, and the Smackover High School cheerleaders encouraged 4th grade students to do their best on the test at a pep rally held prior to their standardized testing this week.
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Due to the possibility of rain in the forecast this weekend, the district softball and baseball tournament schedule has been revised.
Click on the link below for the updated schedule.
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Congratulations to the following Smackover High School seniors for completing a Career and Technical Education Program of Study!
Lockheed Martin hosted its annual eWeek Activities the week after Spring Break. On that Wednesday, invited 2nd through 8th grade girls learned about gravity and other engineering concepts on the campus of SAU Tech under the guidance of Lockheed Martin engineers and employees.
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Slots for Smackover Preschool are filling up quickly! Call Ms. Debra Tolin today at 725-1238 to register your infant, toddler, or preschool at Smackover Preschool.
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Formula 1 – China
The Chinese Grand Prix undeniably offers a fantastic Formula 1 experience thanks to it's spectacular track. Inspired by Chinese History and shaped like the character Shang, meaning "High", the Shanghai International Circuit brilliantly combines tradition and modernism. While General Admission areas offer some of the best views in Formula 1, the Main Grandstand's astonishing 29 000 seats provide panoramic views of over 80% of the circuit.
The first grand prix was held at Shanghai International Circuit in 2004. The track consists of 16 turns; of which most are slow- to medium-speed corners. The track opens with a distinctive long right-hander, and also feature a fantastic 1.4-km straight. Not only is the course remarkable for its change of acceleration and deceleration within different winding turns, making high demands on the driver as well as the car, but also for its high-speed straights. These offer crucial overtaking opportunities and give an intense and exciting motorsport experience to the spectators.
Explore Shanghai
Shanghai is one of world's largest cities in terms of both population and size, and there is a tremendous amount of interesting tourist attractions available to explore in the city. We recommend the following:
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            out.println() ;
            out.print(dumpServletContext());
            out.println() ;

            out.println("==== Environment");
            out.println() ;
            out.print(dumpEnvironment());
            out.println() ;

            out.println("
") ;

            out.println("") ;
            out.println("") ;
            out.flush() ;
        } catch (IOException e)
        { }
    }

    // This resets the input stream

    static public String dumpRequest(HttpServletRequest req)
    {
        try {
            StringWriter sw = new StringWriter() ;
            PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(sw) ;

            // Standard environment
            pw.println("Method:                 "+req.getMethod());
            pw.println("getContentLength:       "+Integer.toString(req.getContentLength()));
            pw.println("getContentType:         "+req.getContentType());
            pw.println("getRequestURI:          "+req.getRequestURI());
            pw.println("getRequestURL:          "+req.getRequestURL());
            pw.println("getContextPath:         "+req.getContextPath());
            pw.println("getServletPath:         "+req.getServletPath());
            pw.println("getPathInfo:            "+req.getPathInfo());
            pw.println("getPathTranslated:      "+req.getPathTranslated());
            pw.println("getQueryString:         "+req.getQueryString());
            pw.println("getProtocol:            "+req.getProtocol());
            pw.println("getScheme:              "+req.getScheme());
            pw.println("getServerName:          "+req.getServerName());
            pw.println("getServerPort:          "+req.getServerPort());
            pw.println("getRemoteUser:          "+req.getRemoteUser());
            pw.println("getRemoteAddr:          "+req.getRemoteAddr());
            pw.println("getRemoteHost:          "+req.getRemoteHost());
            pw.println("getRequestedSessionId:  "+req.getRequestedSessionId());
            {
                Cookie c[] = req.getCookies() ;
                if ( c == null )
                    pw.println("getCookies:            <none>");
                else
                {
                    for ( int i = 0 ; i < c.length ; i++ )
                    {
                        pw.println("Cookie:        "+c[i].getName());
                        pw.println("    value:     "+c[i].getValue());
                        pw.println("    version:   "+c[i].getVersion());
                        pw.println("    comment:   "+c[i].getComment());
                        pw.println("    domain:    "+c[i].getDomain());
                        pw.println("    maxAge:    "+c[i].getMaxAge());
                        pw.println("    path:      "+c[i].getPath());
                        pw.println("    secure:    "+c[i].getSecure());
                        pw.println();
                    }
                }
            }

            {
                // To do: create a string for the output so can send to console and return it.
                @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
                Enumeration<String> en = req.getHeaderNames() ;

                for ( ; en.hasMoreElements() ; )
                {
                    String name = en.nextElement() ;
                    String value = req.getHeader(name) ;
                    pw.println("Head: "+name + " = " + value) ;
                }
            }

            @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
            Enumeration<String> en2 = req.getAttributeNames() ;
            if ( en2.hasMoreElements() )
                pw.println();
            for ( ; en2.hasMoreElements() ; )
            {
                String name = en2.nextElement() ;
                String value = req.getAttribute(name).toString() ;
                pw.println("Attr: "+name + " = " + value) ;
            }

            // Note that doing this on a form causes the forms content (body) to be read
            // and parsed as form variables.
//            en = req.getParameterNames() ;
//            if ( en.hasMoreElements() )
//                pw.println();
//            for ( ; en.hasMoreElements() ; )
//            {
//                String name = (String)en.nextElement() ;
//                String value = req.getParameter(name) ;
//                pw.println("Param: "+name + " = " + value) ;
//            }

//            MultiMap<String, String> map = WebLib.parseQueryString(req) ;
//            for ( String name : map.keys() )
//                for ( String value : map.get(name) )
//                    pw.println("Param: "+name + " = " + value) ;

            @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
            Enumeration<Locale> en = req.getLocales() ;
            if ( en.hasMoreElements() )
                pw.println();
            for ( ; en.hasMoreElements() ; )
            {
                String name = en.nextElement().toString() ;
                pw.println("Locale: "+name) ;
            }

            pw.println() ;
            printBody(pw, req) ;

            pw.close() ;
            sw.close() ;
            return sw.toString() ;
        } catch (IOException e)
        { }
        return null ;
    }

    static void printBody(PrintWriter pw, HttpServletRequest req) throws IOException
    {
        BufferedReader in = req.getReader() ;
        if ( req.getContentLength() > 0 )
            // Need +2 because last line may not have a CR/LF on it.
            in.mark(req.getContentLength()+2) ;
        else
            // This is a dump - try to do something that works, even if inefficient.
            in.mark(100*1024) ;

        while(in.ready())
        {
            pw.println(in.readLine());
        }

        try { in.reset() ;} catch (IOException e) { System.out.println("DumpServlet: Reset of content failed: "+e) ; }
    }

    /**
     * dumpEnvironment
     * @return String that is the HTML of the System properties as
name/value pairs.
     * The values are with single quotes independent of whether or not
the value has
     * single quotes in it.
     */
    static public String dumpEnvironment()
    {
        Properties properties = System.getProperties();
        StringWriter sw = new StringWriter() ;
        PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(sw) ;
        Enumeration<Object> en = properties.keys();
        while(en.hasMoreElements())
        {
            String key = en.nextElement().toString();
            pw.println(key+": '"+properties.getProperty(key)+"'");
        }
        pw.println() ;
        pw.close() ;
        try {
            sw.close() ;
        } catch (IOException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        return sw.toString() ;
    }

    public String dumpServletContext()
    {
        StringWriter sw = new StringWriter() ;
        PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(sw) ;

        ServletContext sc =  getServletContext();
        pw.println("majorVersion: '"+sc.getMajorVersion()+"'");
        pw.println("minorVersion: '"+sc.getMinorVersion()+"'");
        pw.println("contextName:  '"+sc.getServletContextName()+"'");
        pw.println("servletInfo:  '"+getServletInfo()+"'");
        pw.println("serverInfo:  '"+sc.getServerInfo()+"'");

//        Enumeration en = null ;
//         // Deprecated and will be removed - from Servlet API 2.0
//        eneration en = sc.getServlets();
//        if (en != null) {
//            pw.println("servlets: ");
//            while(en.hasMoreElements())
//            {
//                String key = (String)en.nextElement();
//                try {
//                    pw.println(key+": '"+sc.getServlet(key)+"'");
//                } catch (ServletException e1) {
//                    pw.println(key+": '"+e1.toString()+"'");
//                }
//            }
//        }

        {
            @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
            Enumeration<String> en = sc.getInitParameterNames();
            if (en != null) {
                pw.println("initParameters: ");
                while(en.hasMoreElements())
                {
                    String key = en.nextElement();
                    pw.println(key+": '"+sc.getInitParameter(key)+"'");
                }
            }
        }

        {
            @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
            Enumeration<String> en = sc.getAttributeNames();
            if (en != null) {
                pw.println("attributes: ");
                while(en.hasMoreElements())
                {
                    String key = en.nextElement();
                    pw.println(key+": '"+sc.getAttribute(key)+"'");
                }
            }
        }
        pw.println() ;
        pw.close() ;
        try {
            sw.close() ;
        } catch (IOException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        return sw.toString() ;
    }

    @Override
    public void doPost(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp)
    {
        doGet(req, resp) ;
    }

    @Override
    public String getServletInfo()
    {
        return "Dump";
    }
}

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module Twilio
  module REST
    class Api < Domain
      class V2010 < Version
        class AccountContext < InstanceContext
          class IncomingPhoneNumberList < ListResource
            ##
            # Initialize the IncomingPhoneNumberList
            # @param [Version] version Version that contains the resource
            # @param [String] owner_account_sid A 34 character string that uniquely identifies
            #   this resource.

            # @return [IncomingPhoneNumberList] IncomingPhoneNumberList
            def initialize(version, owner_account_sid: nil)
              super(version)

              # Path Solution
              @solution = {
                  owner_account_sid: owner_account_sid
              }
              @uri = "/Accounts/#{@solution[:owner_account_sid]}/IncomingPhoneNumbers.json"

              # Components
              @local = nil
              @mobile = nil
              @toll_free = nil
            end

            ##
            # Lists IncomingPhoneNumberInstance records from the API as a list.
            # Unlike stream(), this operation is eager and will load `limit` records into
            # memory before returning.
            # @param [Boolean] beta Include phone numbers new to the Twilio platform
            # @param [String] friendly_name Only show the incoming phone number resources with
            #   friendly names that exactly match this name
            # @param [String] phone_number Only show the incoming phone number resources that
            #   match this pattern
            # @param [Integer] limit Upper limit for the number of records to return. stream()
            #                   guarantees to never return more than limit.  Default is no limit
            # @param [Integer] page_size Number of records to fetch per request, when not set will                      use
            #  the default value of 50 records.  If no page_size is                      defined
            #  but a limit is defined, stream() will attempt to read                      the
            #  limit with the most efficient page size,                      i.e. min(limit, 1000)

            # @return [Array] Array of up to limit results
            def list(beta: nil, friendly_name: nil, phone_number: nil, limit: nil, page_size: nil)
              self.stream(
                  beta: beta,
                  friendly_name: friendly_name,
                  phone_number: phone_number,
                  limit: limit,
                  page_size: page_size
              ).entries
            end

            ##
            # Streams IncomingPhoneNumberInstance records from the API as an Enumerable.
            # This operation lazily loads records as efficiently as possible until the limit
            # is reached.
            # @param [Boolean] beta Include phone numbers new to the Twilio platform
            # @param [String] friendly_name Only show the incoming phone number resources with
            #   friendly names that exactly match this name
            # @param [String] phone_number Only show the incoming phone number resources that
            #   match this pattern
            # @param [Integer] limit Upper limit for the number of records to return.                  stream()
            #  guarantees to never return more than limit.                  Default is no limit
            # @param [Integer] page_size Number of records to fetch per request, when                      not set will use
            #  the default value of 50 records.                      If no page_size is defined
            #                       but a limit is defined, stream() will attempt to                      read the
            #  limit with the most efficient page size,                       i.e. min(limit, 1000)

            # @return [Enumerable] Enumerable that will yield up to limit results
            def stream(beta: nil, friendly_name: nil, phone_number: nil, limit: nil, page_size: nil)
              limits = @version.read_limits(limit, page_size)

              page = self.page(
                  beta: beta,
                  friendly_name: friendly_name,
                  phone_number: phone_number,
                  page_size: limits['page_size'],
              )

              @version.stream(page, limit: limits['limit'], page_limit: limits['page_limit'])
            end

            ##
            # When passed a block, yields IncomingPhoneNumberInstance records from the API.
            # This operation lazily loads records as efficiently as possible until the limit
            # is reached.
            # @param [Boolean] beta Include phone numbers new to the Twilio platform
            # @param [String] friendly_name Only show the incoming phone number resources with
            #   friendly names that exactly match this name
            # @param [String] phone_number Only show the incoming phone number resources that
            #   match this pattern
            # @param [Integer] limit Upper limit for the number of records to return.                  stream()
            #  guarantees to never return more than limit.                  Default is no limit
            # @param [Integer] page_size Number of records to fetch per request, when                       not set will use
            #  the default value of 50 records.                      If no page_size is defined
            #                       but a limit is defined, stream() will attempt to read the
            #                       limit with the most efficient page size, i.e. min(limit, 1000)
            def each
              limits = @version.read_limits

              page = self.page(
                  page_size: limits['page_size'],
              )

              @version.stream(page,
                              limit: limits['limit'],
                              page_limit: limits['page_limit']).each {|x| yield x}
            end

            ##
            # Retrieve a single page of IncomingPhoneNumberInstance records from the API.
            # Request is executed immediately.
            # @param [Boolean] beta Include phone numbers new to the Twilio platform
            # @param [String] friendly_name Only show the incoming phone number resources with
            #   friendly names that exactly match this name
            # @param [String] phone_number Only show the incoming phone number resources that
            #   match this pattern
            # @param [String] page_token PageToken provided by the API
            # @param [Integer] page_number Page Number, this value is simply for client state
            # @param [Integer] page_size Number of records to return, defaults to 50

            # @return [Page] Page of IncomingPhoneNumberInstance
            def page(beta: nil, friendly_name: nil, phone_number: nil, page_token: nil, page_number: nil, page_size: nil)
              params = {
                  'Beta' => beta,
                  'FriendlyName' => friendly_name,
                  'PhoneNumber' => phone_number,
                  'PageToken' => page_token,
                  'Page' => page_number,
                  'PageSize' => page_size,
              }
              response = @version.page(
                  'GET',
                  @uri,
                  params
              )
              return IncomingPhoneNumberPage.new(@version, response, @solution)
            end

            ##
            # Retrieve a single page of IncomingPhoneNumberInstance records from the API.
            # Request is executed immediately.
            # @param [String] api_version Calls to this phone number will start a new TwiML
            #   session with this API version.
            # @param [String] friendly_name A human readable descriptive text for this
            #   resource, up to 64 characters long. By default, the `FriendlyName` is a nicely
            #   formatted version of the phone number.
            # @param [String] sms_application_sid The 34 character sid of the application
            #   Twilio should use to handle SMSs sent to this number. If a `SmsApplicationSid`
            #   is present, Twilio will ignore all of the SMS urls above and use those set on
            #   the application.
            # @param [String] sms_fallback_method The HTTP method Twilio will use when
            #   requesting the above URL. Either `GET` or `POST`.
            # @param [String] sms_fallback_url The URL that Twilio will request if an error
            #   occurs retrieving or executing the TwiML from `SmsUrl`.
            # @param [String] sms_method The HTTP method Twilio will use when making requests
            #   to the `SmsUrl`. Either `GET` or `POST`.
            # @param [String] sms_url The URL Twilio will request when receiving an incoming
            #   SMS message to this number.
            # @param [String] status_callback The URL that Twilio will request to pass status
            #   parameters (such as call ended) to your application.
            # @param [String] status_callback_method The HTTP method Twilio will use to make
            #   requests to the `StatusCallback` URL. Either `GET` or `POST`.
            # @param [String] voice_application_sid The 34 character sid of the application
            #   Twilio should use to handle phone calls to this number. If a
            #   `VoiceApplicationSid` is present, Twilio will ignore all of the voice urls above
            #   and use those set on the application. Setting a `VoiceApplicationSid` will
            #   automatically delete your `TrunkSid` and vice versa.
            # @param [Boolean] voice_caller_id_lookup Look up the caller's caller-ID name from
            #   the CNAM database ($0.01 per look up). Either `true` or `false`.
            # @param [String] voice_fallback_method The HTTP method Twilio will use when
            #   requesting the `VoiceFallbackUrl`. Either `GET` or `POST`.
            # @param [String] voice_fallback_url The URL that Twilio will request if an error
            #   occurs retrieving or executing the TwiML requested by `Url`.
            # @param [String] voice_method The HTTP method Twilio will use when requesting the
            #   above `Url`. Either `GET` or `POST`.
            # @param [String] voice_url The URL Twilio will request when this phone number
            #   receives a call. The VoiceURL will  no longer be used if a `VoiceApplicationSid`
            #   or a `TrunkSid` is set.
            # @param [String] phone_number The phone number to purchase. e.g., +16175551212
            #   (E.164 format)
            # @param [String] area_code The desired area code for the new phone number. Any
            #   three digit US or Canada rea code is valid

            # @return [IncomingPhoneNumberInstance] Newly created IncomingPhoneNumberInstance
            def create(api_version: nil, friendly_name: nil, sms_application_sid: nil, sms_fallback_method: nil, sms_fallback_url: nil, sms_method: nil, sms_url: nil, status_callback: nil, status_callback_method: nil, voice_application_sid: nil, voice_caller_id_lookup: nil, voice_fallback_method: nil, voice_fallback_url: nil, voice_method: nil, voice_url: nil, phone_number: nil, area_code: nil)
              data = {
                  'PhoneNumber' => phone_number,
                  'AreaCode' => area_code,
                  'ApiVersion' => api_version,
                  'FriendlyName' => friendly_name,
                  'SmsApplicationSid' => sms_application_sid,
                  'SmsFallbackMethod' => sms_fallback_method,
                  'SmsFallbackUrl' => sms_fallback_url,
                  'SmsMethod' => sms_method,
                  'SmsUrl' => sms_url,
                  'StatusCallback' => status_callback,
                  'StatusCallbackMethod' => status_callback_method,
                  'VoiceApplicationSid' => voice_application_sid,
                  'VoiceCallerIdLookup' => voice_caller_id_lookup,
                  'VoiceFallbackMethod' => voice_fallback_method,
                  'VoiceFallbackUrl' => voice_fallback_url,
                  'VoiceMethod' => voice_method,
                  'VoiceUrl' => voice_url,
              }

              payload = @version.create(
                  'POST',
                  @uri,
                  data: data
              )

              return IncomingPhoneNumberInstance.new(
                  @version,
                  payload,
                  owner_account_sid: @solution['owner_account_sid'],
              )
            end

            ##
            # Access the local
            # @return [LocalList] LocalList
            def local
              @local ||= LocalList.new(
                  @version,
                  owner_account_sid: @solution[:owner_account_sid],
              )
            end

            ##
            # Access the mobile
            # @return [MobileList] MobileList
            def mobile
              @mobile ||= MobileList.new(
                  @version,
                  owner_account_sid: @solution[:owner_account_sid],
              )
            end

            ##
            # Access the toll_free
            # @return [TollFreeList] TollFreeList
            def toll_free
              @toll_free ||= TollFreeList.new(
                  @version,
                  owner_account_sid: @solution[:owner_account_sid],
              )
            end

            ##
            # Provide a user friendly representation
            def to_s
              '#<Twilio.Api.V2010.IncomingPhoneNumberList>'
            end
          end

          class IncomingPhoneNumberPage < Page
            ##
            # Initialize the IncomingPhoneNumberPage
            # @param [Version] version Version that contains the resource
            # @param [Response] response Response from the API
            # @param [Hash] solution Path solution for the resource
            # @param [String] owner_account_sid A 34 character string that uniquely identifies
            #   this resource.

            # @return [IncomingPhoneNumberPage] IncomingPhoneNumberPage
            def initialize(version, response, solution)
              super(version, response)

              # Path Solution
              @solution = solution
            end

            ##
            # Build an instance of IncomingPhoneNumberInstance
            # @param [Hash] payload Payload response from the API

            # @return [IncomingPhoneNumberInstance] IncomingPhoneNumberInstance
            def get_instance(payload)
              return IncomingPhoneNumberInstance.new(
                  @version,
                  payload,
                  owner_account_sid: @solution['owner_account_sid'],
              )
            end

            ##
            # Provide a user friendly representation
            def to_s
              '<Twilio.Api.V2010.IncomingPhoneNumberPage>'
            end
          end

          class IncomingPhoneNumberContext < InstanceContext
            ##
            # Initialize the IncomingPhoneNumberContext
            # @param [Version] version Version that contains the resource
            # @param [String] owner_account_sid The owner_account_sid
            # @param [String] sid The incoming-phone-number Sid that uniquely identifies this
            #   resource

            # @return [IncomingPhoneNumberContext] IncomingPhoneNumberContext
            def initialize(version, owner_account_sid, sid)
              super(version)

              # Path Solution
              @solution = {
                  owner_account_sid: owner_account_sid,
                  sid: sid,
              }
              @uri = "/Accounts/#{@solution[:owner_account_sid]}/IncomingPhoneNumbers/#{@solution[:sid]}.json"
            end

            ##
            # Update the IncomingPhoneNumberInstance
            # @param [String] account_sid The unique id of the Account to which you wish to
            #   transfer this phnoe number
            # @param [String] api_version Calls to this phone number will start a new TwiML
            #   session with this API version.
            # @param [String] friendly_name A human readable descriptive text for this
            #   resource, up to 64 characters long. By default, the `FriendlyName` is a nicely
            #   formatted version of the phone number.
            # @param [String] sms_application_sid The 34 character sid of the application
            #   Twilio should use to handle SMSs sent to this number. If a `SmsApplicationSid`
            #   is present, Twilio will ignore all of the SMS urls above and use those set on
            #   the application.
            # @param [String] sms_fallback_method The HTTP method Twilio will use when
            #   requesting the above URL. Either `GET` or `POST`.
            # @param [String] sms_fallback_url The URL that Twilio will request if an error
            #   occurs retrieving or executing the TwiML from `SmsUrl`.
            # @param [String] sms_method The HTTP method Twilio will use when making requests
            #   to the `SmsUrl`. Either `GET` or `POST`.
            # @param [String] sms_url The URL Twilio will request when receiving an incoming
            #   SMS message to this number.
            # @param [String] status_callback The URL that Twilio will request to pass status
            #   parameters (such as call ended) to your application.
            # @param [String] status_callback_method The HTTP method Twilio will use to make
            #   requests to the `StatusCallback` URL. Either `GET` or `POST`.
            # @param [String] voice_application_sid The 34 character sid of the application
            #   Twilio should use to handle phone calls to this number. If a
            #   `VoiceApplicationSid` is present, Twilio will ignore all of the voice urls above
            #   and use those set on the application. Setting a `VoiceApplicationSid` will
            #   automatically delete your `TrunkSid` and vice versa.
            # @param [Boolean] voice_caller_id_lookup Look up the caller's caller-ID name from
            #   the CNAM database ($0.01 per look up). Either `true` or `false`.
            # @param [String] voice_fallback_method The HTTP method Twilio will use when
            #   requesting the `VoiceFallbackUrl`. Either `GET` or `POST`.
            # @param [String] voice_fallback_url The URL that Twilio will request if an error
            #   occurs retrieving or executing the TwiML requested by `Url`.
            # @param [String] voice_method The HTTP method Twilio will use when requesting the
            #   above `Url`. Either `GET` or `POST`.
            # @param [String] voice_url The URL Twilio will request when this phone number
            #   receives a call. The VoiceURL will  no longer be used if a `VoiceApplicationSid`
            #   or a `TrunkSid` is set.

            # @return [IncomingPhoneNumberInstance] Updated IncomingPhoneNumberInstance
            def update(account_sid: nil, api_version: nil, friendly_name: nil, sms_application_sid: nil, sms_fallback_method: nil, sms_fallback_url: nil, sms_method: nil, sms_url: nil, status_callback: nil, status_callback_method: nil, voice_application_sid: nil, voice_caller_id_lookup: nil, voice_fallback_method: nil, voice_fallback_url: nil, voice_method: nil, voice_url: nil)
              data = {
                  'AccountSid' => account_sid,
                  'ApiVersion' => api_version,
                  'FriendlyName' => friendly_name,
                  'SmsApplicationSid' => sms_application_sid,
                  'SmsFallbackMethod' => sms_fallback_method,
                  'SmsFallbackUrl' => sms_fallback_url,
                  'SmsMethod' => sms_method,
                  'SmsUrl' => sms_url,
                  'StatusCallback' => status_callback,
                  'StatusCallbackMethod' => status_callback_method,
                  'VoiceApplicationSid' => voice_application_sid,
                  'VoiceCallerIdLookup' => voice_caller_id_lookup,
                  'VoiceFallbackMethod' => voice_fallback_method,
                  'VoiceFallbackUrl' => voice_fallback_url,
                  'VoiceMethod' => voice_method,
                  'VoiceUrl' => voice_url,
              }

              payload = @version.update(
                  'POST',
                  @uri,
                  data: data,
              )

              return IncomingPhoneNumberInstance.new(
                  @version,
                  payload,
                  owner_account_sid: @solution['owner_account_sid'],
                  sid: @solution['sid'],
              )
            end

            ##
            # Fetch a IncomingPhoneNumberInstance
            # @return [IncomingPhoneNumberInstance] Fetched IncomingPhoneNumberInstance
            def fetch
              params = {}

              payload = @version.fetch(
                  'GET',
                  @uri,
                  params,
              )

              return IncomingPhoneNumberInstance.new(
                  @version,
                  payload,
                  owner_account_sid: @solution['owner_account_sid'],
                  sid: @solution['sid'],
              )
            end

            ##
            # Deletes the IncomingPhoneNumberInstance
            # @return [Boolean] true if delete succeeds, true otherwise
            def delete
              return @version.delete('delete', @uri)
            end

            ##
            # Provide a user friendly representation
            def to_s
              context = @solution.map {|k, v| "#{k}: #{v}"}.join(',')
              "#<Twilio.Api.V2010.IncomingPhoneNumberContext #{context}>"
            end
          end

          class IncomingPhoneNumberInstance < InstanceResource
            ##
            # Initialize the IncomingPhoneNumberInstance
            # @param [Version] version Version that contains the resource
            # @param [Hash] payload payload that contains response from Twilio
            # @param [String] owner_account_sid A 34 character string that uniquely identifies
            #   this resource.
            # @param [String] sid The incoming-phone-number Sid that uniquely identifies this
            #   resource

            # @return [IncomingPhoneNumberInstance] IncomingPhoneNumberInstance
            def initialize(version, payload, owner_account_sid: nil, sid: nil)
              super(version)

              # Marshaled Properties
              @properties = {
                  'account_sid' => payload['account_sid'],
                  'address_requirements' => payload['address_requirements'],
                  'api_version' => payload['api_version'],
                  'beta' => payload['beta'],
                  'capabilities' => payload['capabilities'],
                  'date_created' => Twilio.deserialize_rfc2822(payload['date_created']),
                  'date_updated' => Twilio.deserialize_rfc2822(payload['date_updated']),
                  'friendly_name' => payload['friendly_name'],
                  'phone_number' => payload['phone_number'],
                  'sid' => payload['sid'],
                  'sms_application_sid' => payload['sms_application_sid'],
                  'sms_fallback_method' => payload['sms_fallback_method'],
                  'sms_fallback_url' => payload['sms_fallback_url'],
                  'sms_method' => payload['sms_method'],
                  'sms_url' => payload['sms_url'],
                  'status_callback' => payload['status_callback'],
                  'status_callback_method' => payload['status_callback_method'],
                  'uri' => payload['uri'],
                  'voice_application_sid' => payload['voice_application_sid'],
                  'voice_caller_id_lookup' => payload['voice_caller_id_lookup'],
                  'voice_fallback_method' => payload['voice_fallback_method'],
                  'voice_fallback_url' => payload['voice_fallback_url'],
                  'voice_method' => payload['voice_method'],
                  'voice_url' => payload['voice_url'],
              }

              # Context
              @instance_context = nil
              @params = {
                  'owner_account_sid' => owner_account_sid,
                  'sid' => sid || @properties['sid'],
              }
            end

            ##
            # Generate an instance context for the instance, the context is capable of
            # performing various actions.  All instance actions are proxied to the context
            # @param [Version] version Version that contains the resource

            # @return [IncomingPhoneNumberContext] IncomingPhoneNumberContext for this IncomingPhoneNumberInstance
            def context
              unless @instance_context
                @instance_context = IncomingPhoneNumberContext.new(
                    @version,
                    @params['owner_account_sid'],
                    @params['sid'],
                )
              end
              @instance_context
            end

            def account_sid
              @properties['account_sid']
            end

            def address_requirements
              @properties['address_requirements']
            end

            def api_version
              @properties['api_version']
            end

            def beta
              @properties['beta']
            end

            def capabilities
              @properties['capabilities']
            end

            def date_created
              @properties['date_created']
            end

            def date_updated
              @properties['date_updated']
            end

            def friendly_name
              @properties['friendly_name']
            end

            def phone_number
              @properties['phone_number']
            end

            def sid
              @properties['sid']
            end

            def sms_application_sid
              @properties['sms_application_sid']
            end

            def sms_fallback_method
              @properties['sms_fallback_method']
            end

            def sms_fallback_url
              @properties['sms_fallback_url']
            end

            def sms_method
              @properties['sms_method']
            end

            def sms_url
              @properties['sms_url']
            end

            def status_callback
              @properties['status_callback']
            end

            def status_callback_method
              @properties['status_callback_method']
            end

            def uri
              @properties['uri']
            end

            def voice_application_sid
              @properties['voice_application_sid']
            end

            def voice_caller_id_lookup
              @properties['voice_caller_id_lookup']
            end

            def voice_fallback_method
              @properties['voice_fallback_method']
            end

            def voice_fallback_url
              @properties['voice_fallback_url']
            end

            def voice_method
              @properties['voice_method']
            end

            def voice_url
              @properties['voice_url']
            end

            ##
            # Update the IncomingPhoneNumberInstance
            # @param [String] account_sid The unique id of the Account to which you wish to
            #   transfer this phnoe number
            # @param [String] api_version Calls to this phone number will start a new TwiML
            #   session with this API version.
            # @param [String] friendly_name A human readable descriptive text for this
            #   resource, up to 64 characters long. By default, the `FriendlyName` is a nicely
            #   formatted version of the phone number.
            # @param [String] sms_application_sid The 34 character sid of the application
            #   Twilio should use to handle SMSs sent to this number. If a `SmsApplicationSid`
            #   is present, Twilio will ignore all of the SMS urls above and use those set on
            #   the application.
            # @param [String] sms_fallback_method The HTTP method Twilio will use when
            #   requesting the above URL. Either `GET` or `POST`.
            # @param [String] sms_fallback_url The URL that Twilio will request if an error
            #   occurs retrieving or executing the TwiML from `SmsUrl`.
            # @param [String] sms_method The HTTP method Twilio will use when making requests
            #   to the `SmsUrl`. Either `GET` or `POST`.
            # @param [String] sms_url The URL Twilio will request when receiving an incoming
            #   SMS message to this number.
            # @param [String] status_callback The URL that Twilio will request to pass status
            #   parameters (such as call ended) to your application.
            # @param [String] status_callback_method The HTTP method Twilio will use to make
            #   requests to the `StatusCallback` URL. Either `GET` or `POST`.
            # @param [String] voice_application_sid The 34 character sid of the application
            #   Twilio should use to handle phone calls to this number. If a
            #   `VoiceApplicationSid` is present, Twilio will ignore all of the voice urls above
            #   and use those set on the application. Setting a `VoiceApplicationSid` will
            #   automatically delete your `TrunkSid` and vice versa.
            # @param [Boolean] voice_caller_id_lookup Look up the caller's caller-ID name from
            #   the CNAM database ($0.01 per look up). Either `true` or `false`.
            # @param [String] voice_fallback_method The HTTP method Twilio will use when
            #   requesting the `VoiceFallbackUrl`. Either `GET` or `POST`.
            # @param [String] voice_fallback_url The URL that Twilio will request if an error
            #   occurs retrieving or executing the TwiML requested by `Url`.
            # @param [String] voice_method The HTTP method Twilio will use when requesting the
            #   above `Url`. Either `GET` or `POST`.
            # @param [String] voice_url The URL Twilio will request when this phone number
            #   receives a call. The VoiceURL will  no longer be used if a `VoiceApplicationSid`
            #   or a `TrunkSid` is set.

            # @return [IncomingPhoneNumberInstance] Updated IncomingPhoneNumberInstance
            def update(account_sid: nil, api_version: nil, friendly_name: nil, sms_application_sid: nil, sms_fallback_method: nil, sms_fallback_url: nil, sms_method: nil, sms_url: nil, status_callback: nil, status_callback_method: nil, voice_application_sid: nil, voice_caller_id_lookup: nil, voice_fallback_method: nil, voice_fallback_url: nil, voice_method: nil, voice_url: nil)
              @context.update(
                  api_version: api_version,
                  friendly_name: friendly_name,
                  sms_application_sid: sms_application_sid,
                  sms_fallback_method: sms_fallback_method,
                  sms_fallback_url: sms_fallback_url,
                  sms_method: sms_method,
                  sms_url: sms_url,
                  status_callback: status_callback,
                  status_callback_method: status_callback_method,
                  voice_application_sid: voice_application_sid,
                  voice_caller_id_lookup: voice_caller_id_lookup,
                  voice_fallback_method: voice_fallback_method,
                  voice_fallback_url: voice_fallback_url,
                  voice_method: voice_method,
                  voice_url: voice_url,
              )
            end

            ##
            # Fetch a IncomingPhoneNumberInstance
            # @return [IncomingPhoneNumberInstance] Fetched IncomingPhoneNumberInstance
            def fetch
              @context.fetch()
            end

            ##
            # Deletes the IncomingPhoneNumberInstance
            # @return [Boolean] true if delete succeeds, true otherwise
            def delete
              @context.delete()
            end

            ##
            # Provide a user friendly representation
            def to_s
              context = @params.map{|k, v| "#{k}: #{v}"}.join(" ")
              "<Twilio.Api.V2010.IncomingPhoneNumberInstance #{context}>"
            end
          end
        end
      end
    end
  end
end


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This is What Our Autism is Like
Our Autism is fluid. It's changed a bit over the years. I imagine it'll keep changing. This is what our Autism is like at nine and a half years old.
-It's still watching Sesame Street.
-It's buying or making everything associated with a new interest in hopes of connecting and reaching her.
-It's tracking and recording her poop and giving in when she begs for an enema to bring her relief.
-It's slipping away from some of the inclusion programs we once participated in. The typical kids just aren't as inclusive as they used to be, and I'm honest enough to see that it's just me trying to fit my square peg into round holes. Little Bird could care less who she's friends with. I think she just wants friends.
-It's having to change the sheets more often than I'd like to and then having to answer, "mommy, are you disappointment?"
-It's trying to ignore the posts and pictures of peers' vacations, dance recitals, soccer games, summer camp drop off/pickups.
-Our Autism is hours at the library or bookstores (if we can find them). Skimming and stimming through books on books on books.
-It's talking about what we're going to do today, what we ate today, where we're going. Again. And again. And again. It's fostering that curiosity and inquisitiveness.
-It's repeating to others everything she's said so that they might understand her.
-It's fighting for services in school. Even 10 more minutes of speech per week.
-It's giving myself extra time in the morning because she still needs me to dress her, brush her teeth and hair… and yet still running late.
-It's bracing for the ache when the baby passes her developmentally.
-It's loving to see how happy she gets to hear me cheer her on. Her biggest reinforcer is to know she's making me proud.
-It's hearing her sweet voice talk about who sat around our Passover seder table last year, again and again.
-It's letting go of the 25 hour per week therapy schedule and settling into minimal therapies and just being a kid.
-Our Autism is still seeking out new doctors to find ways to help her feel better.
-It's brainstorming better ways to answer an inquisitive child's "why is she like that?"
-Its less awareness, more acceptance.
-It's unsolicited I love yous that can brighten even the cloudiest days.
-It's perfect pitch and rhythm. And a lot of dancing.
-It's never sheltering her; always including her in errands and seemingly mundane activities, knowing that every stop is an opportunity for learning life skills.
-It's holding hands in the parking lot and snuggling together on the couch. It's gratitude that she's not embarrassed to show such affection toward her parents.
-It's letting go of some hopes and forming new ones, it's still struggling not to compare my insides to others' outsides, and it's going with an ever changing flow. It's being willing to be flexible, change a plan at the drop of a hat, and be okay with it all. It's finding friends who understand, have some compassion, and even a dose of empathy.
-It's spotting other parents who are holding hands with a child a little too old for that, going into the bathroom stalls with kids who look old enough to do it themselves, or pushing a big kid on the swings, and smiling that "I get it" smile, feeling like we're not alone out here.
-It's relishing in every moment of affection, every moment we feel connected, and celebrating Every. Single. Win.
This post originally appeared on Birdhouse founder Dani's blog imjustthatway.com
This post is part of a collaborative effort to share "what does your Autism look like?" To read more or add your own, visit http://fourplusanangel.com/2014/07/this-is-our-autism/
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HAUNTING WORDS
Sativa Transue's chilling final text the night before she was 'killed by boyfriend Taylor Allen who monitored phone'
Lauren Fruen
Luke Kenton
Updated: 15:34 ET, Dec 3 2021
A US tourist found beaten to death in Cancun reportedly sent a chilling final text to her friends saying she had got into a fight with her boyfriend and needed stitches.
Sativa Transue, 26, was discovered dead by a maid inside the All Ritmo Resort in Cancun on November 27.
Sativa Transue sent a chilling final text to her friends, according to reportsCredit: Instagram
Taylor Allen, 31, has been arrestedCredit: Instagram
Her boyfriend Taylor Allen, 31, was arrested in connection with her killing after the couple are understood to have been involved in a fierce row shortly before her death.
Now Allen has been accused of monitoring his girlfriend's phone and being "very emotionally abusive", by Satvia's family.
They say tragic Satvia called her boyfriend the "beast" when he drank alcohol.
The day before her body was found, Sativa had reportedly texted her friends back home in Spokane, Washington at around 1pm on November 26, telling them she and Allen had already consumed "seven shots and two Pina Coladas."
Hours later, she sent the same friends a flurry of messages saying she had got into a fight with Allen and needed stitches.
Her friends grew increasingly concerned when she stopped responding to their messages and they attempted to find out what had happened between the pair, prompting them to call the police.
Their worst fears were confirmed on Saturday morning when Sativa's mother, Jayme Bolieu, received a call from the Mexican consulate that her daughter had been found dead.
Now her devastated family have said looked as though she'd been "beaten to a bloody pulp" when she was found by Mexican police on Saturday.
Police in Cancun tweeted an image of Allen at a police station still wearing a hotel robe on November 29.
'BEATEN TO A BLOODY PULP'
Sativa's mom Jayme told The Daily Beast: "How could my beautiful healthy daughter be gone? In another country? It took my breath away.
"A part of me died. She was my baby. I had her at 16. We grew up together. She was my life, my reason for living, my best friend."
The devastated mother says she is still trying to piece together what may have happened between her daughter and Allen, adding that she'd previously told her the "trip was okay, but not the best, because they were fighting."
Her 21-year-old sister Mykayla told the outlet that she had woken up in the early hours of Saturday morning to a series of frantic texts from Sativa's friends saying they were worried about her wellbeing.
"Apparently, [Sativa's boyfriend] was threatening to jump off a four-story balcony," on Friday, Jayme said. "Sativa was injured and had to have stitches."
Mykayla told KOMO that other residents at the hotel "heard screams in the middle of the night and they said nothing."
RED FLAGS
According to both Jayme and Mykayla, Sativa had endured a troubled relationship with Allen for some time before her death.
"He was very emotionally abusive," Jayme alleged. "He checked her phone, and we couldn't text her because it went to her computer and he would check that."
Sativa also reportedly previously told her friends that Allen turned into a different person when he drank, comparing his drunken alter-ego to a violent "beast."
"He would drink so much that she [Sativa] called it like a different personality," Mykayla said. "She would call it [his] 'Beast.'"
Court records show that Allen was previously arrested for assault in the fourth degree in 2012. The circumstances and outcome of that case are currently unclear.
Jayme says she developed concerns over Sativa dating Allen just six months into their relationship.
She said she pleaded with her daughter to break up with him and move back home but she didn't.
Jayme said she hopes her daughter's tragic fate will inspire others to get out of problematic or violent relationships.
"Just get out of the relationship," she told KIRO. "If anything, Sativa would want this to help people."
FAMILY SEEKS JUSTICE
Sativa's great aunt, meanwhile, has traveled from Washington to Mexico to serve as the family's advocate, with Jayme telling the Beast that she couldn't bear to go through the process herself.
"My aunt is down there now and has seen the pictures and said she looked like she was beaten to death," Jayme said.
The family says they're still reeling from the news of Sativa's murder but are determined to obtain justice for her.
In a gut-wrenching post on Facebook on Friday, Mykayla wrote: "We know last we heard her boyfriend is in jail in Mexico, and I hope he gets what he deserves.
"We know that we want justice for our sweet Sativa, and we are taking the steps to get answers.
"I know that my sister will never get to be the maid of honor at my wedding someday. I know that she'll never get her own wedding. I know that I'll never hear that contagious laugh again. I know that my sister was taken from us too soon.
"[But] It's so amazing to look at all the sweet posts on her page, she was so so loved. I've never heard a negative word about her. She'll never be forgotten."
The family has launched a GoFundMe page in an effort to get Sativa's body back to the United States where they hope to conduct a second autopsy.
"We want justice and we want her home," Mykayla told KOMO. "She was such a kind person, I cannot see anyone ever thinking to do that to her.
"She was kind to everyone, she was definitely a light in all of our lives. She was just the best person I ever met."
PAIN 'WON'T GET EASIER'
In a second post on Wednesday, Mykayla wrote that while the pain of losing her older sibling "will never get easier", she believes Sativa would've wanted her story to be shared far and wide - "even if it just helps [to] save one girl."
"I will never stop being her voice," she wrote. "Taylor Allen has been charged with Femicide and is now in a Mexican prison awaiting a hearing for his sentence.
"His lawyer is having my sister's body and belongings held for 3 more days. We can't even bring my sister home to give her peace.
"I will never understand why this happened to my sister, but I'm beyond amazed at the outpour of love we've received for her. And I'm glad we're on track to getting my sister the justice she deserves."
The family will hold a celebration of life for Sativa in Spokane on December 11.
In a statement, the State Department confirmed the news of Sativa's death and extended their thoughts to her family.
"We can confirm the death of a U.S. citizen, Sativa Transue, in Mexico. We offer our sincerest condolences to the family on their loss," the statement read.
"The safety and welfare of U.S. citizens overseas is the highest priority of the Department of State. We are closely monitoring local authorities' investigation into the cause of death and are providing the family all appropriate consular assistance."
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Allen has been accused of monitoring his girlfriend's phone and being 'very emotional abusive', by Satvia's familyCredit: Instagram
Sativa also reportedly previously told her friends that Allen turned into a different person when he drank, comparing his drunken alter-ego to a violent 'beast'Credit: Instagram
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