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import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { Router, ActivatedRoute, Params, NavigationExtras } from '@angular/router';
import { AdminLteService } from './../admin-lte/admin-lte.services';
import 'rxjs/add/operator/switchMap';

declare var $: any;
@Component({
  selector: 'main-sidebar',
  templateUrl: './main-sidebar.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['./main-sidebar.component.css']
})
export class MainSidebarComponent implements OnInit {
  private adminLte: any;

  constructor(public adminLteService: AdminLteService, private router: Router, private route: ActivatedRoute) {
    // TODO
    this.adminLte = this.adminLteService.getAdminLte();
  }

  public ngOnInit() {
    this.bindMenuClickThrough();
    let naviKey = new Date().getTime().toString();
    naviKey = naviKey.substr(naviKey.length / 2);
    let navigationExtras: NavigationExtras = {
      queryParams: { 'active': naviKey },
      relativeTo: this.route
    };
    this.router.navigate(['weather/center'], { relativeTo: this.route }).then((success) => {
      if (success) {

      }
    });
  }

  private bindMenuClickThrough() {
    let trees = $('.treeview');
    if (trees) {
      let that = this;
      for (let element of trees) {
        let firstSpan = $(element).find('span').first();
        $(firstSpan).on("click", function () {
          let parentA = $(this).parent('a');
          if (parentA) {
            event.stopPropagation();
            that.onSidebarTopMenuClick(parentA);
          }
        })
      }
    }
  }

  public onMainSidebarMouseEnter() {
    if (this.adminLte.options.sidebarExpandOnHover
      || ($('body').hasClass('fixed')
        && $('body').hasClass('sidebar-mini'))) {
      let screenWidth = this.adminLte.options.screenSizes.sm - 1;
      if ($('body').hasClass('sidebar-mini')
        && $('body').hasClass('sidebar-collapse')
        && $(window).width() > screenWidth) {
        this.adminLteService.adminLtePushMenuExpand();
      }
    }
  }

  public onMainSidebarMouseLeave() {
    if (this.adminLte.options.sidebarExpandOnHover
      || ($('body').hasClass('fixed')
        && $('body').hasClass('sidebar-mini'))) {
      let screenWidth = this.adminLte.options.screenSizes.sm - 1;
      if ($('body').hasClass('sidebar-mini')
        && $('body').hasClass('sidebar-expanded-on-hover')
        && $(window).width() > screenWidth) {
        this.adminLteService.adminLtePushMenuCollapse();
      }
    }
  }

  public onSidebarTreeClick(event) {
    let adminLte = this.adminLteService;
    let animationSpeed = adminLte.getAdminLte().options.animationSpeed;
    event = event || window.event;
    let target = event.target || event.srcElement;
    this.onSidebarTopMenuClick(target);
  }

  public onSidebarTopMenuClick(target) {
    let adminLte = this.adminLteService;
    let animationSpeed = adminLte.getAdminLte().options.animationSpeed;
    let $this = $(target);
    let checkElement = $this.next();
    // Check if the next element is a menu and is visible
    if ((checkElement.is('.treeview-menu')) && (checkElement.is(':visible'))
      && (!$('body').hasClass('sidebar-collapse'))) {
      // Close the menu
      checkElement.slideUp(animationSpeed, () => {
        checkElement.removeClass('menu-open');

        // Fix the layout in case the sidebar stretches over the height of the window
        // _this.layout.fix();
      });
      checkElement.parent('li').removeClass('active');
    } else if ((checkElement.is('.treeview-menu'))
      && (!checkElement.is(':visible'))) { // If the menu is not visible
      // Get the parent menu
      let parent = $this.parents('ul').first();
      // Close all open menus within the parent
      let ul = parent.find('ul:visible').slideUp(animationSpeed);
      // Remove the menu-open class from the parent
      ul.removeClass('menu-open');
      // Get the parent li
      let parentLi = $this.parent('li');

      // Open the target menu and add the menu-open class
      checkElement.slideDown(animationSpeed, () => {
        // Add the class active to the parent li
        checkElement.addClass('menu-open');
        parent.find('li.active').removeClass('active');
        parentLi.addClass('active fake');
        // Fix the layout in case the sidebar stretches over the height of the window
        adminLte.adminLteLayoutFix();
      });
    }
    // if this isn't a link, prevent the page from being redirected
    if (checkElement.is('.treeview-menu')) {
      event.stopPropagation();
    }
  }

  public onSidebarRouteMenuClick(event) {
    event = event || window.event;
    let target = event.target || event.srcElement;
    let $this = $(target);
    let rootParents = $this.parents('ul');
    for (let parent of rootParents) {
      let element = $(parent);
      if (element.is('.treeview-menu')) {
        element.find('li:not(.fake)').removeClass('active');
      }
    }
    let belongMenu = $this.parent('li').parent('ul');
    if (belongMenu.is('.treeview-menu')) {
      $this.parent('li').addClass('active');
    }
  }

}

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The database object has a method transaction which starts a new transaction and returns the transaction object. The transaction object can be used to commit or rollback that transaction.
With python 2.5+, transaction can be used as with statement also.
It is also possible to have nested transactions.
Nested transactions are ignored for sqlite as they are not supported.


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Access Google BigQuery using a service account from node.js

# Usage
For the sake of simplicity, the entities returned by Google's webservice are being used, so you can refer to Google's site https://developers.google.com/bigquery/docs/reference/v2/ for further documentation.
For the entire usage of the API you can go see the test\tests.js file, here are some samples:

```js

var bigquery = require('google-bigquery'),
	client = bigquery({
		"iss": '1234567890@developer.gserviceaccount.com',
		"key": fs.readFileSync('mypemfile.pem', 'utf8')
	});

	client.getProjects(function (err, projs) {
		console.log(projs);
		console.log(projs.projects); //list of projects.
	});

	client.tables.create({... your table resource ...}, function (err, table){
		console.log(table);
		console.log(table.tableReference.tableId); //table's id.
	});

```

# Tests
In order to execute the tests, first set up an environment variable 'GOOGLE_ISS' with the ISS taken from your Google API Service Account (notice that you have to register your Google API account for BigQuery first), something like this: "abcdefghij@developer.gserviceaccount.com".
You also have to get a .pem with your private key to sign the token requests. To get this .pem file, create a service account in Google API's console, and download the .p12 file. In linux you can convert the .p12 file with openssl using the following command (notice the -nodes):

openssl -in yourp12file.p12 -out file.pem -nodes

Copy your .pem file to the 'test' folder, and then run the tests using mocha or npm test.

Notice: these tests are going to be hitting your bigquery account directly, so I recommend setting a tests project, and setting the mocha timeout to 10 seconds (mocha --timeout 10000 test/tests.js).

# TODO
* Better API for querying tables (right now you do it through jobs create and query methods)
* Review the token expiration/refresh logic.

# License

The MIT License : http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT

Copyright (c) 2011-2012 Gustavo Machado. http://machadogj.com

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the 'Software'), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED 'AS IS', WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


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/**
    @class

Removes matches which overlap with another span query.
    The span not query maps to Lucene SpanNotQuery.

    @name ejs.SpanNotQuery

    @desc
    Removes matches which overlap with another span query.

    @param {Query} includeQry a valid SpanQuery whose matching docs will be returned.
    @param {Query} excludeQry a valid SpanQuery whose matching docs will not be returned

    */
  ejs.SpanNotQuery = function (includeQry, excludeQry) {

    if (!isQuery(includeQry) || !isQuery(excludeQry)) {
      throw new TypeError('Argument must be a SpanQuery');
    }

    /**
         The internal query object. Use _self()
         @member ejs.SpanNotQuery
         @property {Object} query
         */
    var query = {
      span_not: {
        include: includeQry._self(),
        exclude: excludeQry._self()
      }
    };

    return {

      /**
            Set the span query whose matches are filtered.

            @member ejs.SpanNotQuery
            @param {Object} spanQuery Any valid span type query.
            @returns {Object} returns this so that calls can be chained.
            */
      include: function (spanQuery) {
        if (spanQuery == null) {
          return query.span_not.include;
        }

        if (!isQuery(spanQuery)) {
          throw new TypeError('Argument must be a SpanQuery');
        }

        query.span_not.include = spanQuery._self();
        return this;
      },

      /**
            Sets the span query whose matches must not overlap those returned.

            @member ejs.SpanNotQuery
            @param {Object} spanQuery Any valid span type query.
            @returns {Object} returns this so that calls can be chained.
            */
      exclude: function (spanQuery) {
        if (spanQuery == null) {
          return query.span_not.exclude;
        }

        if (!isQuery(spanQuery)) {
          throw new TypeError('Argument must be a SpanQuery');
        }

        query.span_not.exclude = spanQuery._self();
        return this;
      },

      /**
            Sets the boost value of the Query.

            @member ejs.SpanNotQuery
            @param {Double} boost A positive double value.
            @returns {Object} returns this so that calls can be chained.
            */
      boost: function (boost) {
        if (boost == null) {
          return query.span_not.boost;
        }

        query.span_not.boost = boost;
        return this;
      },

      /**
            Allows you to serialize this object into a JSON encoded string.

            @member ejs.SpanNotQuery
            @returns {String} returns this object as a serialized JSON string.
            */
      toString: function () {
        return JSON.stringify(query);
      },

      /**
            The type of ejs object.  For internal use only.

            @member ejs.SpanNotQuery
            @returns {String} the type of object
            */
      _type: function () {
        return 'query';
      },

      /**
            Retrieves the internal query object. This is typically used by
            internal API functions so use with caution.

            @member ejs.SpanNotQuery
            @returns {String} returns this object's internal query property.
            */
      _self: function () {
        return query;
      }
    };
  };


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Chart analyst and pop critic Chris Molanphy offers articles and podcasts
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Music Club: America spent 2020 retreating into the sounds of the past.
Entry 4: America spent 2020 retreating into the sounds of the past. In Slate's annual Music Club, Slate music critic Carl Wilson emails with fellow critics—this year, Rolling Stone staff writer Brittany Spanos, New York Times contributor Lindsay Zoladz, and four special guests—about the year in music. Greetings, fellow music freaks, seven days a week: [...] Read more
Slate Why Is This Song No. 1?
How BTS Made History with the First Korean-Language No. 1
"Life Goes On" broke the language barrier—but there are still other obstacles holding them back. K-pop fans got a bracing reminder this week that North and South Korea are still technically at war, 67 years after the armistice that ended fighting between the two territories. Why should this still-simmering conflict matter to pop fans? Because [...] Read more
America Has a New No. 1 Song, and for Once the Reason Isn't TikTok
24kGoldn and Iann Dior's "Mood" is uniting rap fans, rock fans, and fans too young to care about the difference. In the fall of 1988, when Billboard launched its Modern Rock Tracks chart, it was more diverse than what came to be known later as "alternative rock." In that first Modern Rock top 30, there [...] Read more
The Strange, Globetrotting Story Behind America's New No. 1 Song
"Savage Love (Laxed – Siren Beat)" was born of Korea, a Kiwi, TikTok, and Jason Derulo. A quarter-century ago this week, in October 1995, the No. 1 song in America, Mariah Carey's "Fantasy," represented a number of firsts. It was the first single by a woman to debut at No. 1 on Billboard's Hot 100—then a new [...] Read more
Why BTS's "Dynamite" Is the First K-Pop Song to Top the U.S. Charts
3 September 2020 17 October 2020
Did the boy band adapt for America, or did they make America adapt for them? On a business trip through Japan in 1962, the president of Britain's Pye Records heard an enchanting pop song by the young Japanese singer Kyu Sakamoto and brought a copy of the 45 back with him to the U.K. He [...] Read more
How "WAP" Became the Dirtiest No. 1 in Hot 100 History
The video is a smash, but it's the song that put it on top. This month marks the centennial of vaudeville performer Mamie Smith's "Crazy Blues," a watershed for both blues recordings and Black women's cultural expression. Smith's August 1920 recording, lamenting a love gone wrong, eventually sold about 2 million copies and, over the next [...] Read more
Why Harry Styles Just Scored His First No. 1 Song
Like any boy band alumnus, he first had to overcome radio's bias against teen heartthrobs. Late summer is a great time for sleeper hits: songs that have been hanging around the charts for months and finally hit their stride. Four years ago, in August 2016, Sia's "Cheap Thrills" reached No. 1 after knocking around the [...] Read more
Why Taylor Swift Is Finally Back at No. 1
With Folklore, she figured out the streaming era—and she didn't even have to turn herself into a rapper. Maybe it's appropriate that, in the dead of August in a year when we mostly can't leave the house, our No. 1 song has the counterintuitive title "Cardigan." But then, Taylor Swift has long been the music [...] Read more
The Song of the Pandemic Summer
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Seven songs—six in a row—have spent only a week at No. 1. Which will prove the soundtrack for this turbulent season? Summer, hard as it may be to believe, has not been canceled. But nothing about the summer of 2020 in America feels—can feel, should feel—normal. Our country is currently navigating contradictory compulsions to both [...] Read more
Why the Weeknd's "Blinding Lights" Is the First Chart Topper of the Coronavirus Era
9 April 2020 3 May 2020
America's new No. 1 song took over social media just as we began social distancing. Chic's legendary dance hit "Good Times" topped the Billboard Hot 100 in 1979—the final year of disco's peak, and also the peak of the oil crisis and record U.S. inflation. In interviews over the years, Chic co-founder Nile Rodgers [...] Read more
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Uncharted: Drake's Fortune (PS3)
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Universe at War: Earth Assault (PC)
Titan Quest: Immortal Throne (PC)
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Lost Planet: Extreme Condition (X360)
The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-earth II: The Rise of the Witch-King (PC)
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Sanchez: 'We should have won'
by Dan | Oct 29, 2007 | Uncategorized | 0 comments
Fulham boss Lawrie Sanchez left the north-east once again bemoaning his side's inability to hang on to a lead.
For much of the first half and a chunk of the second, the Londoners looked well on top as Sunderland struggled for fluency.
But real chances were at a premium for the Cottagers, and it was a strangely familiar story for them in the end.
They failed to hold on to the lead given to them by Simon Davies's excellent first-half free kick.
And they might even have lost the match in injury time if it hadn't been for goalkeeper Antti Niemi's save from Anthony Stokes.
Sanchez said: "I think only one team should have won the game.
"Only one team looked like it was going to win the game and to be undone with five minutes to go is disappointing.
"But for Antti's save at the end we could have gone home with nothing, which would have been a gross injustice.
"That's football. If you don't take your chances when you're ahead, it is open for the other team – especially if it's the home team – to chuck everything at you and hope that something ricochets in.
"They put enough balls into the box for the big man (Kenwyne Jones) and his goal was the only one he got on the end of.
"We played Wigan and had an identical situation. We completely dominated them and then gave a penalty away with 10 minutes to go.
"It is getting to be a bit of a scenario that we have to sort out."
Saturday's draw left Fulham a place above Sunderland, at 15th in the Premier League on nine points, due to a better goal difference.
Both clubs are only two points above the drop zone and Fulham have won only once.
"We do an awful lot of things well," Sanchez said of his men. "We're a decent side.
"It's just performing for 90 minutes and getting away with all of the points that we're finding difficult. It depresses me.
"I see some results in the Premier League with teams conceding six and seven goals, even three or four. We had one bad afternoon against Portsmouth and were beaten 2-0. That was our worst result.
"We've been in every other game – even against top teams like Arsenal.
"We can compete, but we can't gather three points from one game – we have to do it in three games, which does make it rather difficult.
"If we play like that in 90 per cent of our games, barring the last five minutes, we will be okay."


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I've been crazy busy. Work is picking up wonderfully. The kids are doing great with their school work.
I did a close-to-authentic mexican dinner today. One of those all day affairs? Yeah, it was :drool good. I started carnitas this morning, along with homemade refried beans.Then before dinner, I made spanish rice and served it all (with cheese, tomatoes, salsa, etc) on tortilla shells. Which I wanted to do homemade, but I think I did enough for one day.
The rest of the week I'll be working but hopefully I can get a day to do some weeding because there is easily 2-3 times as many weeds in the garden, and they are taller than most of the plants!
Hi Amy~~ It's definitely more challenging to blog these days. Nice to hear from you and hear that your garden is happy. Aren't you glad the cool weather is back? And I heard that Salem got a "direct hit" from the infamous thunderstorm last week.
At least now we don't have to water as often. Your Mexican dinner sounds great.


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After years of watching our grandmother cook traditional Greek donuts, it became clear that we wanted the people of Melbourne to experience these bite-sized delights on a whole new level.
Putting a modern twist on the ancient art of making mini donuts, we felt it was our responsibility to send peoples taste buds into an absolute frenzy with an interesting spin on this traditional desert.
A Food and Wine festival could never be complete without Donuts! Sample the best of Donut Panic at Tastes of the Goulburn 2018.


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Q: Specify elasticsearch username/password with Elasticsearch-PHP ClientBuilder I have activated default "elastic" user and set a password for that user. I am using elasticsearch-php to connect and query my elasticsearch. It was working good, but after activating the password I cannot connect using my previous code.
While looking for providing authentication information with the ClientBuilder, I only get configurations regarding ssh connection. Did not find anything how can I use my elasticsearch username and password with the connection.
$hosts = ['127.0.0.1:9200'];
$es_user = 'elastic';
$es_pass = 'MY_PASS';
$elasticsearch = Elasticsearch\ClientBuilder::create()->setHosts($hosts)->build();

I am wondering how can I use my username/password in the connection above.

A: You can do it with an extended host configuration like this:
$hosts = [
    [
        'host' => '127.0.0.1',
        'port' => '9200',
        'user' => 'elastic',
        'pass' => 'MY_PASS'
    ]
];
$elasticsearch = Elasticsearch\ClientBuilder::create()
                    ->setHosts($hosts)
                    ->build();

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Betrayal and broken ties: British child migrants to Australia, citizenship and identity
Sharon Bessell
On 16 November 2009, Australia's Prime Minister Kevin Rudd issued an apology to the thousands of former child migrants who had been sent to Australia from Britain during the twentieth century. The Prime Minister's apology followed a series of apologies from state leaders, beginning in August 1998 with theWestern Australian Government's apology to former British child migrants who had been victims of sexual, physical and emotional abuse while in institutions in that state. In 1999 the Queensland Government issued a formal apology to former child migrants, following the tabling in Parliament of the 'Report of the Commission of Inquiry into Abuse of Children in Queensland Institutions' ('Forde Report'), which documented the litany of abuses to which children had been subjected in state run institutions.1 Between the Western Australian and Queensland apologies in the late 1990s and the national apology in 2009, South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania also issued formal apologies to children who had been abused while in state care. Three months after Prime Minister Rudd's apology to former British child migrants, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown apologised to all those who had been sent to foreign shores under the child migration scheme, which had been supported and overseen by successive BritishGovernments. Prime Minister Rudd's apology was directed towards both former British childmigrants and other children – Australian citizens – who had been removed from their families and placed in institutional care during the twentieth century, some of whom had been subjected to abuse and neglect. The latter group have become known as the 'Forgotten Australians'. The apology referred to the 'particular pain of children shipped to Australia as child migrants – robbed of your families, robbed of your home land, regarded not as innocent children but regarded instead as a source of child labour'. The apology to former British child migrants came twenty onemonths after PrimeMinister Rudd apologised on behalf of the nation to Indigenous children who had been taken forcibly from their families and placed in state care, in foster homes or with adopted families. These are the children now known as the 'Stolen Generations'.
Allegiance and Identity in a Globalised World
Fiona Jenkins, Mark Nolan, Kim Rubenstein
https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9781139696654.023
10.1017/CBO9781139696654.023
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Bessell, S. (2014). Betrayal and broken ties: British child migrants to Australia, citizenship and identity. In Fiona Jenkins, Mark Nolan, Kim Rubenstein (Ed.), Allegiance and Identity in a Globalised World (1 ed., pp. 381-404). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9781139696654.023
Bessell, Sharon. / Betrayal and broken ties: British child migrants to Australia, citizenship and identity. Allegiance and Identity in a Globalised World. editor / Fiona Jenkins, Mark Nolan, Kim Rubenstein. 1. ed. Cambridge, United Kingdom : Cambridge University Press, 2014. pp. 381-404
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Although Latin America was late in getting into the wildly-profitable coffee producing business, South American countries now produce most of the coffee consumed worldwide. The origins of coffee are legendary, but the craze spread from Africa and Arabia to Europe, the Far East, and then to the Americas.
Requiring specialized climactic conditions to grow well and produce the most flavorful beans, the coffee plant takes on local characteristics due to soil, altitude, climate and other factors.
There are two main types of beans: Arabica and Robusta. Arabica beans, which grow best in warm, humid climates between 4000 and 6000 ft (1212 to 1818 m), produce the wonderfully flavored and aromatic beans consumed around the world.
Robusta beans are more "robust," resilient to climatic changes, and grow best at sea level and up to 2500 ft (757 m) high. These beans are grown mostly in West Africa and Southeast Asia and mostly used for instant coffee. There are varietals, of course.
Colombia and Brazil are most noted for their coffee. Venezuela, Ecuador, and Peru produce smaller crops, mostly consumed in-country, but Peruvian coffee is increasingly exported.
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Bourbon Santos from beans culled during the first four years of growth is the highest quality.
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Colombia is known for full-bodied, flavorful coffee accounting for about twelve percent of the world's consumption. The qualities of the coffee beans vary by where they are grown in the country.
Central cordilleras around Medellin, Armenia, and Manizales noted as MAM to the coffee world, with Medellin producing coffee with heavy body, rich flavor, and fine, balanced acidity.
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The highest quality is labeled supremo. When blended with the next highest quality, extra, the coffee is called excelso. With marketing expertise like the Juan Valdez campaign from the National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia, Colombian coffee is known throughout the world.
In the western part of the country, nearest Colombia, Cucuta, Merida, Trujillo, and Tachira are shipped through Maracaibo and thus known by that port name. Café Imperial is a prime example.
Caracas is the name for the coffee from the coastal mountains shipped through La Guaira.
Merida, Cucuta, and Tachira are the best-known, and the best quality coffee, no matter where produced, is called lavado fino.
Making a niche for itself in the organic coffee market grown in the Apurimac River and elsewhere, Peru also produces mild, flavorful, and aromatic coffee in the Chanchamayo and Urubamba valleys.
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Next time you enjoy a cup of coffee, it might just have come from South America!
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Shetila Burrell, FNP is changing that. In January, she decided the increasingly vacant mall was the perfect place to open the doors of her Heart 2 Heart Care Clinic.
"I grew up in this area," Burrell said. "I've always wanted to give back to the community and this area because this is where I was born, I mean raised."
Burrell is a family nurse practitioner who decided just working at a hospital was not enough.
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In her opinion, that sacrifice is necessary to meet her goal of providing affordable healthcare to all.


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Q: Setting simplejson.JSONEncoder.default not working I'm trying to overrule the default encoder of simplejson. I have tried two approaches.
Using cls:
class ExtendedJSONEncoder(simplejson.JSONEncoder):

    def default(self, obj):
        if isinstance(obj, float):
            return '{0:.8f}'.format(obj)
        return super(ExtendedJSONEncoder, self).default(obj)

def save_signal(self, signal):
    with open('test.json', 'w') as outfile:
        outfile.write(simplejson.dumps(signal, cls=ExtendedJSONEncoder))

Using default:
def extended_JSONEncoder(obj):
    if isinstance(obj, float):
        return '{0:.8f}'.format(obj)
    return simplejson.JSONEncoder.default(obj)

def save_signal(self, signal):
    with open('test.json', 'w') as outfile:
                outfile.write(simplejson.dumps(signal, default=extended_JSONEncoder))

In both cases the extended JSONEncoder is not called.
This is an example of the data that I'm processing.
signal = {
    'pair': 'BTC-XRP',
    'term': None,
    'exchange': None,
    'entry_min': 8.5e-05,
    'entry_max': None,
    'stop_loss': None,
    'targets': [9.4e-05, 0.000105, 0.000118],
    'risk': 'medium',
    'strategy': 'targets',
    'enabled': True,
    'test_mode': False,
    'msg_id': 214,
    'msg_timestamp': '2018-03-05 20:01:52',
    'channel_id': '1234',
    'channel_name': 'realtime_sig'
}

Can anyone help me solve this maddening problem?

A: Don't override the default encoder function by monkey-patching the JSONEncoder class. As you've seen, that won't have any effect. Instead, pass an appropriate function to dump() or dumps().
Here is a demonstration:
import simplejson

class C:
    def __init__(self, item):
        self.item = item

def json_encoder(obj):
    print("WooWoo! Called!", obj)
    if isinstance(obj, C):
        return obj.item
    raise TypeError(repr(obj) + " is not JSON serializable")

with open('save.json', 'w') as outfile:
    outfile.write(simplejson.dumps([1,C(47),C('orange'),4], default=json_encoder))

A deprecated alternative is to subclass JSONEncoder and pass the resulting class to dumps() via the  cls parameter.
import simplejson

class C:
    def __init__(self, item):
        self.item = item

class json_encoder(simplejson.JSONEncoder):
    def default(self, obj):
        print("WooWoo! Called!", obj)
        if isinstance(obj, C):
            return obj.item
        raise TypeError(repr(obj) + " is not JSON serializable")

with open('save.json', 'w') as outfile:
    outfile.write(simplejson.dumps([1,C(47),C('orange'),4], cls=json_encoder))


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Home/Business/PropertyGuru to go public in merger with SPAC backed by Richard Li, Peter Thiel
PropertyGuru to go public in merger with SPAC backed by Richard Li, Peter Thiel
Southeast Asian online realty company PropertyGuru on Friday agreed to go public through a merger with a blank-check firm backed by billionaires Richard Li and Peter Thiel, giving the combined company an equity value of about $1.78 billion.
The deal with Bridgetown 2 Holdings, a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), is expected to fetch proceeds of $431 million, including a private investment of $100 million from Baillie Gifford, Naya, REA Group, Akaris Global Partners, and one of Malaysia's best asset managers.
Australia's REA Group has also committed to an additional $32 million investment, PropertyGuru said.
Founded in 2007, PropertyGuru currently hosts more than 2.8 million monthly real estate listings. It also serves 37 million property seekers a month and 49,000 active property agents across Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
$23 billion export in Turkish building materials in the first 9 months of the year
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The company offers digital property marketplaces to match buyers and tenants with sellers and landlords, as well as digital marketing for property agents and developers.
"The market for property is probably the oldest market in the world, and only now is it beginning to change rapidly," said Peter Thiel, president of Thiel Capital.
"As PropertyGuru spearheads that change in Southeast Asia, Bridgetown 2 will provide capital and expertise to accelerate it even further," he said.
The combined company will have an enterprise value of about $1.35 billion.The deal is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2021 or the first quarter of 2022.
Merrill Lynch (Singapore) Pte Ltd is serving as exclusive financial advisor to PropertyGuru on the deal.
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Bitcoin, crypto market slightly recover from major sell-off
Export Guarantee Fund is coming: Companies will be able to easily get loans
Turkey breaks export record while world economy shrinks
Antalya is the new center in exporting luxurious yachts
Turkey's net international investment position improves in July
Kanal Istanbul project expected to provide annual $1B revenue
US sanctions Iran's almost entire financial sector, 18 banks sanctioned
Turkish global business association comes to Ethiopia


Kids For Wish Kids is a program for kids who, in their own creative way, can help other kids who have life-threatening medical conditions.
The Real Estate Council is comprised of an active network of established real estate leaders in the Greater Bay Area.
Would you like to host a fundraiser to help grant wishes for local children? If you've got a fundraising idea, let us help you make it happen!


Cockspur Rum has been making the party happen since 1884, when Valdemar Hanschell created the Rum in Barbados. Valdemar Hanschell was a Danish seaman who settled in Barbados, one of the biggest shipping ports in the Caribbean at the time, to establish a chandlery which would supply ships with food and other goods, including rum. Mr. Hanschell's business and Cockspur's popularity started booming and Cockspur Rum soon became the best-selling rum in Barbados.


The Admiral Graf Spee photographed in Montevideo Harbour following the Battle of the River Plate. A shell-hole is visible below the forward guns.
Initially Germany's interwar naval development had been constrained by the 1919 Treaty of Versailles, which imposed strict limits on the size and number of warships that it could commission. Restricted to a tonnage limit of 10,000 tons, the Germans responded by creating a class of armoured cruisers (Panzerschiffe). Although cruisers by tonnage, they carried heavier guns than existing cruisers. As a result the British dubbed them 'pocket battleships'. Three were launched between 1931 and 1934: Deutschland, Admiral Scheer and Admiral Graf Spee.
Although nominally 10,000 tons, Admiral Graf Spee probably displaced 14,000 tons (the Germans having cheated on the Versailles limits). It was much larger than the British heavy cruisers (about 8000 tons) and outgunned them too. Whereas a British heavy cruiser had 8-inch (203 mm) guns, Graf Spee boasted six 11-inch (280 mm) guns in two triple turrets, capable of throwing 300-kilogram shells more than 30,000 metres. As secondary armament, it had eight 5.9-inch (150 mm) guns and eight 21-inch (533 mm) torpedo tubes, and it carried two seaplanes. It was capable of 28 knots at full power of its diesel engines.


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Накетош () — місто () в США, в окрузі Начітош штату Луїзіана. Населення —  особи (2010).

Географія
Накетош розташований за координатами  (31.734564, -93.100590). За даними Бюро перепису населення США в 2010 році місто мало площу 68,17 км², з яких 58,62 км² — суходіл та 9,55 км² — водойми.

Клімат

Демографія

Згідно з переписом 2010 року, у місті мешкали  особи в  домогосподарствах у складі  родини. Густота населення становила 269 осіб/км². Було 7906 помешкань (116/км²).

Расовий склад населення:

До двох чи більше рас належало 1,7 %. Частка іспаномовних становила 1,7 % від усіх жителів.

За віковим діапазоном населення розподілялося таким чином: 23,7 % — особи молодші 18 років, 64,5 % — особи у віці 18—64 років, 11,8 % — особи у віці 65 років та старші. Медіана віку мешканця становила 27,0 року. На 100 осіб жіночої статі у місті припадало 84,6 чоловіків; на 100 жінок у віці від 18 років та старших — 79,5 чоловіків також старших 18 років.

Середній дохід на одне домашнє господарство становив  доларів США (медіана — ), а середній дохід на одну сім'ю —  долар (медіана — ). Медіана доходів становила  долар для чоловіків та  доларів для жінок. За межею бідності перебувало 38,6 % осіб, у тому числі 42,8 % дітей у віці до 18 років та 18,5 % осіб у віці 65 років та старших.

Цивільне працевлаштоване населення становило  особи. Основні галузі зайнятості: освіта, охорона здоров'я та соціальна допомога — 28,8 %, роздрібна торгівля — 15,6 %, виробництво — 13,4 %.

Примітки

Джерела

Міста Луїзіани
Населені пункти округу Начітош (Луїзіана)
Університетські міста США
Окружні центри Луїзіани

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#ArtistsAreArk: Arturo Fernandez Rodriguez
In anticipation of Project Ark's upcoming GENESIS DROP CAMPAIGN we spotlight the creative talents behind our exclusive NFTs.
Harto, also known as Arturo Fernandez Rodriguez, is the creative mastermind behind the centrepieces for our Genesis Drop Campaign: the Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum Eggs.
Wondering why we chose Eggs as the NFTs for our upcoming Genesis Drop Campaign? We're glad you wonder because the reasons are clear. Here's the story behind their creation as well as a deeper look into the world of their creator: Arturo Fernandez Rodriguez aka. Harto.
There's a powerful connection between Harto's work and Project Ark's decision to create ornate 3D eggs in four tiers: Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum. Both are fuelled with purpose to spotlight and reverse the declining state of our natural habitats by using NFTs as a force of nature to find new pathways for a better world.
I like to explain that I live in a generally colorful way, with a certain tendency towards nature, since my family always took me to the mountains when I was little. Although sometimes my style can be darker or critical, not everything is flowers and happiness. Protecting nature and endangered species is crucial to the survival of the planet. It's time to fix all the centuries of man-made disasters and work on projects that improve the ecosystems that we've impoverished and devastated.
As far back as he can remember, Arturo has been painting things and creating stuff. Initially somewhat reserved about the thought of sustaining himself purely as an artist, he opted for a design degree at a university in Spain as it seemed like a good mix between art and technical creation. Yet by coincidence, his life took an interesting turn in 2017 when he seized an opportunity to work as a scenographer-slash-designer and comedian at a theatre company in France. Coupled with an everlasting passion for photography and his entry into the world of NFT art, it is safe to say that Arturo draws his inspiration from multiple different references enabling him to create truly multidisciplinary pieces across a plethora of mediums.
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I think that blockchain technology is still at a very early stage, and when I discovered your project and we started to develop the ideas of the eggs, I think you were the first project that was interested in natural conservation and protected species, or at least it is the only one I know. This shows us that we are facing something new and that it has great potential, I am very happy to be able to help and spread the word. It is very interesting to see how your reward system benefits both the artist, buyer and community-led project, enabling everyone to finance projects that help protect the earth.
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Proceeds from the sale of the Eggs in the Genesis Drop Campaign will unlock the funding needed to support a community-led conservation project led by WWF in Romania that brings back the bison to the wilder side of Europe — the Carpathian Mountains. The funding will also be used to develop the digital infrastructure making the link between the global participants and the local do-ers, both in terms of tracing funds, impact and enabling participatory decision making.
The bison in the Carpathian Mountains, Romania © Staffan Widstrand / WWF.
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Re: Anastasia Claimant - Anna Anderson a.k.a Franziska Schanzkowska Part 7
Author Topic: Re: Anastasia Claimant - Anna Anderson a.k.a Franziska Schanzkowska Part 7 (Read 172002 times)
What on the flat Earth??!! An avid AA supporter posted this on the forum on my site:
Tschaikowsky (most likely Stanislav Mishkevich) did not pull the cart through Russia, he had a horse or an ox to to that. AA stated that both the horse and the cart had to be replaced several times, and the jewels hidden in her clothing made all this possible.
The date of December 5th, 1918, was the day AA crossed the Dniestr into Moldavia. And the witness who told this, the Armenian Sarscho Gregorian,was later, in May, paid 5000 lei for his services to "Grand Duchess Anastasia", a payment which co-incided with the sale of a certain string of pearls by a man, fitting the description of Stanislav Mishkevich, in Buchurest.
And this is only the beginning.
Her rescuer, Stanislav Mishkevich, was seen in Bucharest at the end of November by his friend Mr. Anastasiou. He told Mr. A. that he had rescued the Grand Duchess and was looking for a hospital for her where he could take her in secrecy. Seems like he went ahead of the others to find a place for AA to recuperate.
Since when did his name change? Was he now using an alias, or are AA supporters trying to claim this person, if he's even real, was actually the rescuer since he was allegedly 'seen' by someone? The new name and details make no sense and are not seen anywhere else, even in AA books, where did this nonsense come from?
There is more where that came from, will be posting more fiction soon!
Re: Re: Anastasia Claimant - Anna Anderson a.k.a Franziska Schanzkowska Part 7
Where does this rubbish come from? It is completely ludicrous and inaccurate.
Quote from: dmitri on September 14, 2007, 05:02:29 PM
I agree, there is no basis for it at all anywhere but suddenly he (the avid AA supporter) is inventing a whole new tale. He adds details that were never said before, even putting words in AA's mouth:
AA said nothing about being put on a cart and whisked away right after the shootings. She was unconscious for days and finally woke up in a cart, covered with onions (to hide her), lying in the "old woman's clothes" while her own were hidden in the cart.
Kleibenzetl did not sew uniforms for the soldiers, he was the assistant to the tailor and brought and picked up uniforms for cleaning and repair.
I never heard that part of the cart story, or anything about onions, it was always that she woke up in the cart. So now he's trying to add in the ridiculous Heinrich K. story and find a way for it to fit in, what a straw to grasp!
Now the story of the baby has changed:
Her son was born in autumn of 1919
Strange this was never the date until after the long, hard "rape on the Rus" controversy here on this forum. AA supporters had alleged that the original date given of his birth, Dec. 5, 1918 was right and there for AA as 'AN' had to have been pregnant early in 1918 to make the baby viable (and miraculously survive the execution!) After all that mess fell through, they suddenly said it was 1919 and that no one had ever said different. We here have seen many mentions of this child having been born in 1918. AA herself never mentioned being raped on the Rus, but she did allude to being 'friendly' with some Red guards in captivity. This shows that AA had to find a way to explain away being pregnant and having a baby in late 1918. Now they want to change it. Whatever!
Any other date is the invention of Baron von Kleist.
She sure didn't mind Kleist's 'inventions' when they suited her. And so he's admitting Kleist 'invented' things? He sure did!
AA did not put the child in an orphanage, she left it with her rescuers mother and sister in Bucharest. Only later, when an unknown gentleman surfaced in Berlin, most likely Nicholas Mishkevich, was it determined that the boy had been placed in an orphanage in Galatz. (Now Galati)
This again goes against "Riddle of Anastasia" and everything else previously known about AA, and even contradicts her OWN story of the baby! Again, the names of the 'rescuer' and his alleged 'brother' have changed. Where did this come from??
You said AA was never in Rumania. I agree, it is difficult to prove. But she did name the street on which she lived: Sventa Voievodi. (I may have misspelled this one.) The street was not marked on any map at the time, it was just a crooked lane in the old town with a side entrance to the German Embassy.
Maybe it's not on a map because it--shhh- never existed? Ya think?
The reason for not contacting the Rumanian Queen, was because AA was at the time pregnant and ashamed of her condition.
This has already been shot down by Romanov relatives who say Queen Marie was the most 'open minded' and freewheeling member of the family and would have been most likely to accept her condition. The real reason she didn't go is of course because she wasn't AN, was never there, and never heard of Marie!
still more to come...
Yes the old information about not seeing Queen Marie of Romania. This is so completely silly isn't it? Marie would have never turned the real Anastasia away especially after losing her own beloved little Mircea. She would have seen through a fake though very easily.
Here is his pathetic attempt to invent a new life for FS so she won't be AA so AA can still be AN!
Now to Berlin and the jump in the canal. It was on February 17th, 1920. On March 9th, the police got an "Abmeldung" that Franzisca Schanzkowska had moved to places unknown. She was not reported "missing" at this point, only moved on.
This is news to me, even the AA supporters always said she was 'reported missing' and used the excuse about the lapse in time. They also actively claimed there were thorough searches for her all over Germany. This has only changed since the reality of the coup and the instability of Weimar Germany has come out. After all that defending the search for FS, he's now saying that there was no search because she wasn't missing? Excuse me??
Members of her family reportedly told that she stayed in Hygendorf until the end of March, but this cannot be confirmed.
That's right it can't be confirmed, because no one ever said it. Where did this gem come from, the bottom of a straw box?
She was later reportedly seen by Bruno Grandowsky in company of other women trying to secure a position as a maid in London.
I have heard this one before, but there has never, ever been any evidence of it and was never anything more than a rumor (or lie)and/or mistaken identity/and/or a desperate attempt to find way to be rid of FS, yeah, so AA won't be her and can still be AN!
Three nurses from a German asylum reported in the early 30's that she had been their patient for some time in their institution.
This is a new one, so who were these nurses, where was the asylum, where is the proof, pictures, records, etc. They DO NOT EXIST because this never happened!!
At the end of February 1920, her brother Felix got a belated birthday card where Franzisca excuses her tardiness because of much work. And believe me, the postal service in Berlin was much better than it is in USA now, so don't try to find excuses for a delivery that came two weeks late.
Why should we believe you? How would you know, you weren't even there! We do know that there was much turmoil in Germany at that time, coups, uprisings by workers, one even by communists. It makes much more sense to figure the mail would be late. As for the US now, well I mailed something to a back country road in the White Mountains of NH, a place too far out for TV or cell phone signals, and it made it from southern VA in 2 days. I hardly think the disrupted and underfunded Weimar mail could beat that.
It is again "desperate grasping at straws". The two women were both accounted for at the same time.
It is, but the 'grasping' is the beyond desperate AA supporter as the ship sinks further with the discovery of the remains of the missing children. AA and FS were NOT accounted for at the same time as separate people and there is NO proof of this. AA/FS was in the asylum in Berlin, and there was no exciting separate life for FS. Why must the poor horse still suffer?
this shipping disaster seems to have been worse than the Titanic ... hope the poor horse was able to escape the ship
LOL! He will survive, unlike AA's ridiculous story!
All this stuff about Stanislav Mishkevich can be read in "I, Anastasia" the "autobiography" written by Roland Krug von Nidda. The name Mishkevich was found on a list of the guards at the Ipatiev house that Sokolov published in his book. There were two brothers Mishkevich. On one of them was written,"marine from St.Petersburg". It has been suggested that they could be the Tshaikovsky brothers. Ofcourse no proof whatsoever. The whole thing about the rescue and stay in Romania was probably made up by AA. A search was made there in the 1920´s. No trace of them was found. The story about FS being at an asylum in Herrenprotsh in Germany can be found in a footnote in PK´s book. It´s very vague and I don´t believe much in it. Certainly the Schanzkowsky family would have known about this if it were true when they met AA in 1938 at the confrontation.
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Thank you Stepan, you don't post enough but always pop in with very interesting posts. "I Anastasia", what a work of fiction, that makes sense it would come from something like that. Talk about grasping at straws to find two Bolsheviks who were brothers and try to say they were the nonexistent Tchiakovskys! FS was in an asylum in the 1930's all right, but in upstate NY after she went into a rage and hit people with sticks and pranced nude on the roof of Annie Jennings' building! FS was in there because AA was in there and they were the same person.
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Quote from: stepan on September 15, 2007, 07:04:43 PM
All this stuff about Stanislav Mishkevich can be read in "I, Anastasia" the "autobiography" written by Roland Krug von Nidda. The name Mishkevich was found on a list of the guards at the Ipatiev house that Sokolov published in his book.
Interestingly, my copy of Sokolov does not contain either the name Mishekvich or Tchaivovsky on the lists of the guard at the Ipatiev house.
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Quote from: Forum Admin on September 15, 2007, 08:36:34 PM
Even more interestingly the names are not listed in the Russian language edition.
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That is strange . I also have the Russian edition of Sokolovs book. I checked today and indeed I did find them. In chapter 14, page 155 in my book. Nikolaj and Stanislav Mishkevich. After Nikolaj´s name is written "matros iz petrograda". On page 158 Sokolaov writes "Only the brothers Mishkevichi and Skoroshinski were probably of Polish nationality. All the others were Russians". Ofcourse this doesen´t mean anything. I suppose Roland Krug von Nidda or somebody else had read this and connected them with a possible "Tshaikovsky" to fit her story.
« Last Edit: September 17, 2007, 03:50:59 PM by stepan »
as well as the fictional autobiography, "I am Anastasia" also contains excerpts from Gilliard's reminisenses about the real Anastasia as a child, which do not appear in "Thirteen Years at the Russian Court", is this information lifted from later interviews from Gilliard or it as fictional as the rest of the "autobiography"
reach for the top!
That's quite a stretch to find two brothers who are poles and add them into the fictional account of the Tshaikovskys. Does it ever say what became of them?


It's an understatement to say security is moving fast, it's changing very rapidly and the pressure to keep up with it, increases too.
From various angles, people in IT (as in Information Technology), are under fire to keep the infrastructure secure. Cloud is getting mature, new features pop up every week.
It's almost a contradiction, but also legislation is catching up to close the holes regarding the protection of people's security and privacy.
In many cases, the first reaction of customers, management, ITPros, Developers, DevOps,… is to look for the ultimate and ideal tool that will help to plug the security hole.
But if you only focus on the tooling, you'll discover rather sooner than later, it is not sufficient to get your security watertight.
One of the basic reasons is that tools can't be implemented properly without involving people and processes. I don't need to explain the PPT (people-proces-technology) or PPP (people-proces-products) triade, right?
Lots of security management approaches and certifications handle this triad (ISO27001, CISSP, … I'll cover that another time.
Rather than diving into the search for a tool, you better take a step back and consider first.
What's the primary function of security?
Protecting an item that you want to keep (safe), right?
identification: who needs the authorization?
Just by interpreting the basic components of security, you directly hit the "PROCESS" part of the PPT triad.
Now, here's were most technical people get into trouble… not knowing how to put this in practice.
But let me ask you a simple question: within the normal, usual businesses or companies, where does the identity process typically start?
The second question: can you name at least 2 typical high-level HR processes (for people).
Answer: something like "hire" and "fire", or synonyms like "onboarding/off-boarding", "termination", "end-of-life" (but that sounds pretty dramatic when talking about people…).
These 2 events announce the beginning and the end of a lifecycle, the identity lifecycle.
And to make it complete, you also need to define the life-in-between as people change over time.
This idea to consider the lifecycle as universal, is a great approach to explain the "identity lifecycle" to non-techies that get involved in the identity lifecycle processes.
For the sake of simplicity, when teaching IDM and security workshops I usually only keep the keywords "Hire", "Change" and "Fire".
Short and easy to remember for most people.
For your understanding, the circle approach would assume you start over again after the "Fire" block, but that's not always the case. The cycle might stop.
So, the approach below is easier to visualize for most people.
As I mentioned, earlier, virtually any IT or asset related proces is basically working like this.
Now, let's take it a step further… How does identity management control security?
A first thing to consider is the typical length of the hire-change-fire modules.
How many tasks/steps does it usually take to complete each of the 3 steps?
How much time would it take, in simple cases to start working? Hours if not days.
In reality, this usually takes a few weeks.
And what are the typical things your consider for the "fire" process?
The further you go in the lifecycle, you need to combine more tasks, and tasks or decisions get more complex.
Overall you can distinguish 2 properties of these processes: duration and complexity. Both go up.
Now, when considering security, why is this important?
Instead of discussing the impact of successful processes, it's easier to find out what happens if it fails.
WHAT IF… (the process fails)??
Let's run through the cycle again….
What if the "Hire" process fails?
Basically, on your first (few) day(s) you can't work. Sorry!
But what's the balance for security: just great, because the risk is nearly 0, except for a bad start and a bit of reputation damage..
At the end: you can't do any harm, essentially.
In case of the "change" process, a larger part of the tasks and operations will impact the security posture.
So for this second piece of the circle, the impact might be significant, over time.
It's clear that a failing deprovisioning/end-of-life process has major impact on your enterprise security.
And hackers or disgruntled employees like that.
Of course you can imagine the benefits of an efficient and effective end-of-life process. It's the opposite.
Does that require you implement an automated identity management?
That's where ISO27001 and eg GDPR surprises a lot of people.
Once you've got the basic processes in place you can discuss tooling, not the other way around.
no security without managing your identity.
Did I mention that I'll be presenting more of this fun stuff on TechoRama 2017.
I'm very proud to present a session on the ABC of identity: Maximizing security with 10 simple processes.
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"Our main goal is to be able to add more value to the relationships we have with our customers," Kroll said. "We work closely with them to understand their applications and needs so we can design equipment that will address the issues they regularly face."
According to Kroll, Aries has a team of 15 engineers that actively work to enhance product reliability and design. The company regularly works with and surveys its existing customer base to understand what the company can do to better serve them.
"We want to be the company that's known for offering the most cost-effective, value-added solutions to our customers," he said. "We hope our customers see that value in the services and products we offer them."
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"Our goal is to provide perpetual value to our customers," said Nick Kroll, president and chief executive officer of the company. "In order to grow and maintain our relationships, we strive to provide excellence."
The innovative new product lines have contributed to the company's success and product development will play a significant role in the growth of the company moving forward.
"Our main goal is to be able to add more value to the relationships we have with our customers," Kroll said. "We work closely with them to understand their applications and needs so we can design equipment that will address the issues they regularly face."
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The darkest nights of Lviv
Photo by Roman Baluk
You have never seen such a dark night in Lviv, but as always after darkness came a sunny morning… with new air raid alerts. On October 10, for the first time in recent months, the city heard the sound of enemy missiles and felt the consequences of their hitting critical infrastructure objects. For several hours on that day, almost the whole city was blacked out. By the next morning, the city maintenance service managed to fix the damage, but on the eve of October 10, the streets of Lviv were as dark as never before: there was no lighting, streetcars and trolleybuses stopped, some of the traffic lights did not work. On the morning of October 11, when the city had almost completely returned to normal life, Russian army managed to target the critical infrastructure of the city and the region three more times. «Yesterday, the missiles hit 4 electrical substations. After today's restrikes, nothing was left of the two substations,» said the Head of the Lviv Regional Military Administration, Maksym Kozytskyi, during the afternoon briefing. According to Kozytskyi, Lviv and the region became one of the main targets for the Russians: «15 missiles flew into the territory of Lviv region, 7 of them were intercepted. Today there were three hits, as well as missiles intercepted by «Zakhid» Air Command,» he explained. One employee of the substations was injured as a result of the missile explosion.
Despite the fact that since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, this was not the first case of shelling the city and region by the Russians, during the last months, Lviv, indeed, like other cities in the West of Ukraine, seemed to be a «safe haven». Many businesses from Kharkiv and Kyiv moved to Lviv. Forced migrants have also tried to start their own business here. In the summer, the former residents of Mariupol opened the coffee shop «0629» and the restaurant «BLUEFIN», the migrants from Kharkiv opened the coffeehouse «Pershyi». Serhiy and Ivan, migrants from Kyiv region, were among the first to open their coffee-window «KIIT» in April in the very center — in Ruska Street, 3. Serhiy is from Irpen, Ivan is from Borodianka. Their shop got popular in no time.
At the end of the second day of massive shelling, I met Ivan in another coffee-window — in Lepkyi Street. The friends managed not only to start their business in Lviv, but also to expand it. While Ivan was making coffee, he shared his thoughts about the past two days. «Yesterday I felt flashbacks from the spring,» he said. In all fairness, the shelling that the city and the region got under on October 10 is quite a challenging emotional test for someone who fled here from Russian atrocities trying to find a relatively peaceful place.
Quite a challenging test the local authorities are now being faced. During a briefing on Tuesday, October 11, the Mayor of Lviv Andriy Sadovy stated that it would take «not days, but months» to restore serviceability of the four knocked out of action electrical substations. At the same time, if you listen to the calls of propagandists on Russian television, Russia is not going to stop terrorizing the civilian population by shelling the critical infrastructure of cities. «We have a week or two to prepare for the heating season, taking into account the new realities,» Sadovy believes. Earlier, the city purchased diesel generators and the mayor explained that on October 10, when almost 90% of the city was without power, only thanks to them the water supply was provided in some areas of the city. At the same time, mobile communication outage due to the blackout shows how much still needs to be done to minimize the damage from the likely following terrorist acts by the Kremlin.
But no shelling can shake the will of Ukrainians. Despite the power outage, Lviv continues to live its own life, and everyone does their job: bakers sell bread just from their delivery trucks, rescuers fix the consequences of Russian missile damage, doctors treat patients. And although the city is well to the rear, the war had been in the air even before the tough mornings of October 10-11. In particular, in volunteer hubs. In the building of the city library for youth in the very center of the city — in Rynok Square — there is just one of them. Camouflage nets for the military are woven there. Among the books (the library does not stop working), women and men sort and cut fabrics.
Despite the shelling when the air raids ended, people gathered there even on October 10 and 11. An artist Andrii Naboka is one of them. He is from Kyiv, moved to Lviv in March, when the Russians tried to seize his native city. For now, he is working there. Volunteers give him fabrics that are not suitable for camouflage nets, and the artist creates real masterpieces from them. One of them he calls prophetic — it is an image of the burning Crimean bridge. «Now I want to paint the Kremlin on fire,» admits Andrii. The artist has already created lots of works. All of them depict our reality very well: a mother with a child in a window, a window covered with film, or portraits of «Azov» warriors.
Rynok Square is unusually sparsely crowded, but a streetcar is running on its daily route, and on the terraces of coffee shops some visitors are seen a few hours after the air raid alerts. The mizzle is blurring the city. Because nothing can make adjustments to the usual local weather. A huge poster «Azovstal. Free Mariupol defenders» is trembling on the Ratusha (City Hall). And nearby you can read information about the heroes to whom the city recently said final goodbyes. The price of this war is well felt even deep in the rear.
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Tomorrow is the TCS World 10k marathon. Many years ago, I started my love for running with the then Sunfeast marathon. I took the easy 5K or rather I think it was called the Open 5k. I had hardly prepared and I didn't know what a good time was. I was determined though to never walk. I would jog if I couldn't run but I wouldn't stop and I wouldn't walk.
The marathon looped its way from Bangalore's Kanteerava stadium, going through Cubbon Park, and then coming back. My legs were lead when I turned into the stadium. I was almost 51 minutes into the run. 51 minutes! For a miserly 5K! Running through to the finish though was still exhausting, but somewhere a tiny little bulb silenced that voice inside my head that tells me I can't do it. That voice is always my best friend. Always telling me to doubt. To not trust myself. To just think again. To wonder about consequences. And to warn me about fear. It's a voice that resonates in my head, all day long, but that day, for that moment, that voice was silent. All I could hear was the glorious sound of exhaustion.
Since then, I went on to the 10K. Ran the Midnight Marathon in Whitefield a few years ago. I don't remember the time, but I do remember that it was much faster than running 5k in 50 minutes! From then, my running journey has been sliding off. I would give up running because I would just get bored. Running is a solitary pursuit, and sometimes I hate the solitude imposed on the solitary. This year, I started running regularly again. The past 3 weeks I have run a 10k at least once. My speed is still miserable. It hovers around 71 minutes. I know. I know. Run faster. But what I do is I just join the meditation. My mind runs a million things through when I run. There is no emptiness, but there is silence in the chatter. You are out there. And it's you. Only you. Dogs may come and go, snarling at your heels. Music sometimes. Music not.
Today, there was. Kelly Clarkson with her heartbeat song. If you haven't heard, it go and listen to it now. It's the kind of song that perks me up. And it takes a lot to perk me up. That and a K-pop song called One Chance. These two songs. A light rain. The old knee starts to pain after a while. I have no rhythm today. I don't know why. The voice continues on in my head, ruminating over a 1000 things in the future or a 1000 things in the past. Toward the end, the rain starts to get heavier. I try to run faster. But the mind stops the body. I still can't run below 70 minutes. I think is the GPS wrong? Is Runkeeper tracking it wrong? But what does it matter? For a little while today, I was myself. Just running miles with a million thoughts for company.
Lovely post! You inspired me to run and it's time for you to inspire yourself and run faster!


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If your still shook over the dusting of your favourite Marvel characters at the be-gauntletted hands of Thanos, no doubt you'll be eagerly awaiting Avengers: Endgame to see how the gang get out of this little pickle.
In the run up to the film's April release, Marvel have dropped the poster series to end all poster series.
The posters – one for each hero – depict the survivors of the Infinity War in color while the fallen – Shuri, Spider-Man, Nick Fury, Star-Lord, and Groot, to name a few – are in black and white.
The posters are so heart-wrenchingly good, they've been getting the marvelous meme treatment in droves from online observers.
Fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe have superimposed the 'avenge the fallen' tagline over the likes of John Wick's dog, Doctor Strange's cape and Pixar's Inside Out imaginary friend Bing Bong, with varying degrees of hilarity and heartbreak.
But while some of us – guilty – have been busy offering and analysing comedic interpretations of the posters on offer, other hawk-eyed comic book fans have spotted a little something which alludes to the fate of one of the Avengers you probably presumed dead.
You'll notice, in the poster depicting the majestic side profile of Vision, something which appears to be a glitch manifesting in a coloured line above the release date.
While others might suggest it's merely a printing error, it does appear on the digital format posted by Paul Bettany, who plays Vision. Not on the Marvel version, however.
Anyway, Marvel Studios – the king of end credits scenes and Easter eggs – are well know for little games like this. So, perchance to dream.
If you remember, Vision played a key role in the narrative of Infinity War thanks to his unique non-human set of skills.
It was Thanos ripping the Mind Stone from his very head which ultimately killed Vision. The same can't be said for his love interest, Scarlet Witch – or Doctor Strange, Gamora, or T'Challa, for that matter.
In fact, many muse the snap of mere fingers would have had no effect on his health at all.
Anyway, the inimitable Shuri was working on a method to separate Vision from his Mind Stone when she was snapped out of existence; maybe there's a chance she got far enough through the process for some semblance of Vision to remain intact for the Avengers to retrieve? All remains to be seen.
Avengers: Endgame will be released in UK cinemas on April 25 and, for our American friends, April 26.


text:
using System;
using System.Collections;

using Raksha.Asn1;
using Raksha.Asn1.X509;

namespace Raksha.Asn1.X509.Qualified
{
    /**
    * The BiometricData object.
    * <pre>
    * BiometricData  ::=  SEQUENCE {
    *       typeOfBiometricData  TypeOfBiometricData,
    *       hashAlgorithm        AlgorithmIdentifier,
    *       biometricDataHash    OCTET STRING,
    *       sourceDataUri        IA5String OPTIONAL  }
    * </pre>
    */
    public class BiometricData
        : Asn1Encodable
    {
        private readonly TypeOfBiometricData typeOfBiometricData;
        private readonly AlgorithmIdentifier hashAlgorithm;
        private readonly Asn1OctetString     biometricDataHash;
        private readonly DerIA5String        sourceDataUri;

        public static BiometricData GetInstance(
            object obj)
        {
            if (obj == null || obj is BiometricData)
            {
                return (BiometricData)obj;
            }

            if (obj is Asn1Sequence)
            {
				return new BiometricData(Asn1Sequence.GetInstance(obj));
            }

			throw new ArgumentException("unknown object in GetInstance: " + obj.GetType().FullName, "obj");
		}

		private BiometricData(
			Asn1Sequence seq)
        {
			typeOfBiometricData = TypeOfBiometricData.GetInstance(seq[0]);
			hashAlgorithm = AlgorithmIdentifier.GetInstance(seq[1]);
			biometricDataHash = Asn1OctetString.GetInstance(seq[2]);

			if (seq.Count > 3)
			{
				sourceDataUri = DerIA5String.GetInstance(seq[3]);
			}
        }

		public BiometricData(
            TypeOfBiometricData	typeOfBiometricData,
            AlgorithmIdentifier	hashAlgorithm,
            Asn1OctetString		biometricDataHash,
            DerIA5String		sourceDataUri)
        {
            this.typeOfBiometricData = typeOfBiometricData;
            this.hashAlgorithm = hashAlgorithm;
            this.biometricDataHash = biometricDataHash;
            this.sourceDataUri = sourceDataUri;
        }

        public BiometricData(
            TypeOfBiometricData	typeOfBiometricData,
            AlgorithmIdentifier	hashAlgorithm,
            Asn1OctetString		biometricDataHash)
        {
            this.typeOfBiometricData = typeOfBiometricData;
            this.hashAlgorithm = hashAlgorithm;
            this.biometricDataHash = biometricDataHash;
            this.sourceDataUri = null;
        }

        public TypeOfBiometricData TypeOfBiometricData
        {
			get { return typeOfBiometricData; }
        }

		public AlgorithmIdentifier HashAlgorithm
		{
			get { return hashAlgorithm; }
		}

		public Asn1OctetString BiometricDataHash
		{
			get { return biometricDataHash; }
		}

		public DerIA5String SourceDataUri
		{
			get { return sourceDataUri; }
		}

		public override Asn1Object ToAsn1Object()
        {
            Asn1EncodableVector seq = new Asn1EncodableVector(
				typeOfBiometricData, hashAlgorithm, biometricDataHash);

			if (sourceDataUri != null)
            {
                seq.Add(sourceDataUri);
            }

			return new DerSequence(seq);
        }
    }
}


text:
A rideshare driver discovers that his sister is in debt to a dangerous crime syndicate.
Thriller, Crime
Thomas Ian Nicholas, Mickey Rourke, Lou Diamond Phillips, Penelope Ann Miller, Sean Astin, Kelly Arjen, Kate Katzman, Jake T. Austin, Brian A. Metcalf, Chris Routhe, Matt Ryan...»
Brian A. Metcalf
Keywords: #Adverse #Adverse (2020) #Brian A. Metcalf #Lou Diamond Phillips #Mickey Rourke #Penelope Ann Miller #Thomas Ian Nicholas
Pushpa: The Rise - Part 1 [Sub: Eng]
Die Hard 2
[18+] Pleasure
Actors Of "Adverse"
Thomas Ian Nicholas
10 July 1980, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
16 September 1952, Schenectady, New York, USA
17 February 1962, Subic Bay Naval Base, Olongapo City, Zambales, Philippines
Penelope Ann Miller
25 February 1971, Santa Monica, California, USA
Kelly Arjen
Kate Katzman
3 December 1994, New York City, New York, USA
Chris Routhe
4 May 1982, St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
11 April 1981, Swansea, Wales, UK