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using System;
using System.Net;
using System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters;
using Newtonsoft.Json;
using Newtonsoft.Json.Linq;
using Orleans.Runtime;

namespace Orleans.Serialization
{
    internal class OrleansJsonSerializer : IExternalSerializer
    {
        private static JsonSerializerSettings defaultSettings;
        private TraceLogger logger;

        /// <summary>
        /// Returns a configured <see cref="JsonSerializerSettings"/>
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns></returns>
        internal static JsonSerializerSettings GetDefaultSerializerSettings()
        {
            var settings = new JsonSerializerSettings
            {
                TypeNameHandling = TypeNameHandling.All,
                PreserveReferencesHandling = PreserveReferencesHandling.Objects,
                DateFormatHandling = DateFormatHandling.IsoDateFormat,
                DefaultValueHandling = DefaultValueHandling.Ignore,
                MissingMemberHandling = MissingMemberHandling.Ignore,
                NullValueHandling = NullValueHandling.Ignore,
                ConstructorHandling = ConstructorHandling.AllowNonPublicDefaultConstructor,
                TypeNameAssemblyFormat = FormatterAssemblyStyle.Simple,
                Formatting = Formatting.None
            };

            settings.Converters.Add(new IPAddressConverter());
            settings.Converters.Add(new IPEndPointConverter());
            settings.Converters.Add(new GrainIdConverter());
            settings.Converters.Add(new SiloAddressConverter());
            settings.Converters.Add(new UniqueKeyConverter());

            return settings;
        }

        static OrleansJsonSerializer()
        {
            defaultSettings = GetDefaultSerializerSettings();
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Initializes the serializer
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="logger">The logger to use to capture any serialization events</param>
        public void Initialize(TraceLogger logger)
        {
            this.logger = logger;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Informs the serialization manager whether this serializer supports the type for serialization.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="itemType">The type of the item to be serialized</param>
        /// <returns>A value indicating whether the item can be serialized.</returns>
        public bool IsSupportedType(Type itemType)
        {
            return true;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Creates a deep copy of an object
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="source">The source object to be copy</param>
        /// <returns>The copy that was created</returns>
        public object DeepCopy(object source)
        {
            if (source == null)
            {
                return null;
            }

            var writer = new BinaryTokenStreamWriter();
            Serialize(source, writer, source.GetType());
            var retVal = Deserialize(source.GetType(), new BinaryTokenStreamReader(writer.ToByteArray()));
            return retVal;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Deserializes an object from a binary stream
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="expectedType">The type that is expected to be deserialized</param>
        /// <param name="reader">The <see cref="BinaryTokenStreamReader"/></param>
        /// <returns>The deserialized object</returns>
        public object Deserialize(Type expectedType, BinaryTokenStreamReader reader)
        {
            if (reader == null)
            {
                throw new ArgumentNullException("reader");
            }

            var str = reader.ReadString();
            return JsonConvert.DeserializeObject(str, expectedType, defaultSettings);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Serializes an object to a binary stream
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="item">The object to serialize</param>
        /// <param name="writer">The <see cref="BinaryTokenStreamWriter"/></param>
        /// <param name="expectedType">The type the deserializer should expect</param>
        public void Serialize(object item, BinaryTokenStreamWriter writer, Type expectedType)
        {
            if (writer == null)
            {
                throw new ArgumentNullException("writer");
            }

            if (item == null)
            {
                writer.WriteNull();
                return;
            }

            var str = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(item, expectedType, defaultSettings);
            writer.Write(str);
        }
    }

    #region JsonConverters

    internal class IPAddressConverter : JsonConverter
    {
        public override bool CanConvert(Type objectType)
        {
            return (objectType == typeof(IPAddress));
        }

        public override void WriteJson(JsonWriter writer, object value, JsonSerializer serializer)
        {
            IPAddress ip = (IPAddress)value;
            writer.WriteValue(ip.ToString());
        }

        public override object ReadJson(JsonReader reader, Type objectType, object existingValue, JsonSerializer serializer)
        {
            JToken token = JToken.Load(reader);
            return IPAddress.Parse(token.Value<string>());
        }
    }

    internal class GrainIdConverter : JsonConverter
    {
        public override bool CanConvert(Type objectType)
        {
            return (objectType == typeof(GrainId));
        }

        public override void WriteJson(JsonWriter writer, object value, JsonSerializer serializer)
        {
            GrainId id = (GrainId)value;
            writer.WriteStartObject();
            writer.WritePropertyName("GrainId");
            writer.WriteValue(id.ToParsableString());
            writer.WriteEndObject();
        }

        public override object ReadJson(JsonReader reader, Type objectType, object existingValue, JsonSerializer serializer)
        {
            JObject jo = JObject.Load(reader);
            GrainId grainId = GrainId.FromParsableString(jo["GrainId"].ToObject<string>());
            return grainId;
        }
    }

    internal class SiloAddressConverter : JsonConverter
    {
        public override bool CanConvert(Type objectType)
        {
            return (objectType == typeof(SiloAddress));
        }

        public override void WriteJson(JsonWriter writer, object value, JsonSerializer serializer)
        {
            SiloAddress addr = (SiloAddress)value;
            writer.WriteStartObject();
            writer.WritePropertyName("SiloAddress");
            writer.WriteValue(addr.ToParsableString());
            writer.WriteEndObject();
        }

        public override object ReadJson(JsonReader reader, Type objectType, object existingValue, JsonSerializer serializer)
        {
            JObject jo = JObject.Load(reader);
            SiloAddress addr = SiloAddress.FromParsableString(jo["SiloAddress"].ToObject<string>());
            return addr;
        }
    }

    internal class UniqueKeyConverter : JsonConverter
    {
        public override bool CanConvert(Type objectType)
        {
            return (objectType == typeof(UniqueKey));
        }

        public override void WriteJson(JsonWriter writer, object value, JsonSerializer serializer)
        {
            UniqueKey key = (UniqueKey)value;
            writer.WriteStartObject();
            writer.WritePropertyName("UniqueKey");
            writer.WriteValue(key.ToHexString());
            writer.WriteEndObject();
        }

        public override object ReadJson(JsonReader reader, Type objectType, object existingValue, JsonSerializer serializer)
        {
            JObject jo = JObject.Load(reader);
            UniqueKey addr = UniqueKey.Parse(jo["UniqueKey"].ToObject<string>());
            return addr;
        }
    }

    internal class IPEndPointConverter : JsonConverter
    {
        public override bool CanConvert(Type objectType)
        {
            return (objectType == typeof(IPEndPoint));
        }

        public override void WriteJson(JsonWriter writer, object value, JsonSerializer serializer)
        {
            IPEndPoint ep = (IPEndPoint)value;
            writer.WriteStartObject();
            writer.WritePropertyName("Address");
            serializer.Serialize(writer, ep.Address);
            writer.WritePropertyName("Port");
            writer.WriteValue(ep.Port);
            writer.WriteEndObject();
        }

        public override object ReadJson(JsonReader reader, Type objectType, object existingValue, JsonSerializer serializer)
        {
            JObject jo = JObject.Load(reader);
            IPAddress address = jo["Address"].ToObject<IPAddress>(serializer);
            int port = jo["Port"].Value<int>();
            return new IPEndPoint(address, port);
        }
    }
    #endregion
}

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It's alarming that some members of Tasmania's Legislative Council and Rosemary Armitage the current member for Launceston are considering removing the words "offend" and "insult" from section 17(1) of the Anti-Discrimination Act.
Have they forgotten that these words were recommended as a result of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody? The Royal Commission found that racial hatred and vilification can cause emotional and psychological harm to their targets, and reinforce other forms of discrimination, and seemingly low-level behaviour can soften the environment for more severe acts of harassment, intimidation or violence by impliedly condoning of such acts.
The words "offend" and "insult" in section 17(1) of the Anti-Discrimination Act currently provide key protection for minority groups against vilification, and their removal would significantly weakened the Act.
What words do Ms Armitage and the other members Legislative Council think Tasmanians should be able say about minority groups that they cannot say now?
What additional information does Ms Armitage and the other members of the Legislative Council need in making their decision?
If I was elected to the Legislative Council I wouldn't be putting up with such a backwards step for Tasmania. The Greens position is clear and I will not support the watering down of anti-discrimination legislation.
With the election in less than a month, the people of Launceston deserve to know where their current Legislative Councillor and all the candidates for Launceston stand on the Liberals' attempt led by Eric Abetz to weaken the Anti-Discrimination Act and thus weaken legal protections for LGBTI Tasmanians, women, people from a culturally and linguistically diverse background, people living with a disability, and the list goes on.
Given the government has chosen to withdraw this legislation until after the Legislative Council election it is more important than ever that Ms Armitage and other candidates clearly declare their position on this legislation.


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Aaron Rodgers owns which NBA team?
Aaron Rodgers, the Green Bay Packers' outstanding quarterback, is ready to collect his second championship ring in professional sports.
In 2011, he led the Packers to a Super Bowl victory and was named Super Bowl MVP.
His second championship ring, though, is from the NBA, not the NFL.
We don't know if Aaron Rodgers will play for the Green Bay Packers again next season, despite the fact that he was drafted by the franchise and has been with them for 16 years.
He does, however, have significant connections in Wisconsin, having just purchased a minority investment in the Milwaukee Bucks.
Aaron Rodgers during a Milwaukee Bucks game Aaron Rodgers after the Milwaukee Bucks won the 2021 NBA championship: "I can't wait for my next ring" Aaron Rodgers was taken as the 24th overall choice in the 2005 NFL Draft by the Green Bay Packers.
He is a three-time NFL MVP and widely recognized as one of the game's top quarterbacks.
Understandably, he is regarded as a Wisconsin icon and is adored by the state's residents.
He had hoped to buy a piece of Wisconsin's NBA franchise, the Milwaukee Bucks, a long time ago, but nothing came together.
Nevertheless, when the possibility arose again in 2017, he communicated with Bucks co-owner Wes Edens and Bucks President Peter Feigin directly.
According to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, Aaron Rodgers bought a 1% share in the franchise after the chat.
After 50 years, the Milwaukee Bucks have won the NBA championship and are valued at roughly $1.62 billion (according to Forbes).
"I just wanted to get engaged, first and foremost because I love basketball and second because I've been here for so long that I wanted, aside my Packer connection, just another natural connection to the state that I love and that I've grown up in," Aaron Rodgers told the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel and PackerNews.com about his decision to buy a share in the Milwaukee Bucks.
It needed a few years and several different representations, but it turned out that all it took was a phone call to Peter and then a phone call to Wes, and we made it happen." Great job by Wes and Mark, Peter, Jon Horst, our general manager, made some incredible moves, and our stars played like stars.
Can't stop 34 #champs — Aaron Rodgers (@AaronRodgers12) July 21, 2021 Also Read: Stephen Curry's documentary "Underrated" is in the works: Here's what we know so far
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This is our latest release, recorded at Perry Vale with Pat Collier.
We recorded the Alphabet Blues ep in June 2006 at Perry Vale with Pat Collier.
The lowstart ep was recorded in August 2004 at Alaska Studios with Ben Castle.


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Previously Number One, Harry Styles' debut album returns to Top 3 on Official Vinyl Albums Chart
Harry Styles has returned to the Top 3 in the Official Vinyl Albums Chart.
Previously, the English singer-songwriter's debut solo album landed straight in at Number 1 on the Official Vinyl Albums Chart in the UK, and has now returned after its 2nd anniversary reissue.
His album included the lead single Sign Of The Times, which also debuted at Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart in the UK in 2017.
About his debut album, the One Direction star had revealed at the time: "I've never had the process of making a full album in the way that I did with this one… I kind of wanted to see if I could write something that people liked without knowing everything about me."
Harry Styles' world tour raised over a staggering $1.2million (£913,469) for charity.
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Though plumbing issues are the most common culprits behind water damage in homes, they are not the only reason. In many cases, water damage in a property is caused due to fire. When most homeowners look for reasons behind water damage, they think about leaking pipes or broken faucets, rarely does anyone consider damage caused due to fire. As unbelievable as it may sound, fire can bring with it several water issues. These problems can be quite extensive in nature, and if left unaddressed, can cause irreversible property damage. At Bravo Restoration, we understand the extent and nature of water damage that fires can cause. We offer superior fire damage restoration services in Santa Rosa. Over the years, we have helped numerous families restore their homes after a fire.
When a fire breaks out, the focus of homeowners and people involved in damage control is to put out the fire. Rarely does anyone think about property damage that water used to douse the fire can cause. There can be various reasons behind flooding after a fire. Often after the fire is controlled, a lot of water that was used to extinguish the fire is left standing. Sometimes, firefighters use more water than necessary. Additionally, the rise in temperature due to fire can cause water pipes to burst, resulting in flooding.
When working on a property restoration project, many fire damage restoration companies focus on nursing the structure of the home back to health, often forgetting that removing water from the property is equally important.
Water that accumulates after a fire is often contaminated with soot and other particles from fire, and can pose a major health hazard to the occupants. Not to forget, molds love damp conditions caused due to water stagnation. Additionally, water can damage furniture, rugs and other items, which is why it is imperative to get rid of it immediately after the fire is brought under control.
An expert fire damage restoration professional not just restores the property after fire but also keeps an eye out for flooding and other issues, fixing them in a timely fashion, and this is what our team at Bravo Restoration does.
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Buc Quotes: Jason Licht at the Combine
The workouts haven't started yet in Indianapolis, but Tampa Bay General Manager Jason Licht has seen enough to consider this year's class of prospect very deep in talent, especially on offense
A record 103 underclassmen declared early for this year's NFL Draft, and the result is a very deep pool of talent for the 32 teams to choose from this May. In fact, new Tampa Bay Buccaneers General Manager Jason Licht, who has been evaluating personnel in the NFL since 1995, thinks it may be the deepest draft class he's seen yet. And that's particularly true on one side of the line of scrimmage.
"[There are] very good players [in] all different levels of the draft," said Licht on Thursday at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. "Quantity and quality, both. [The] same can be said for, really, the whole draft; it's really strong. The best draft I've seen, but offensively – it's probably tilted a little bit more towards offense, but it's a strong draft."
Licht covered a variety of topics while addressing the media at the Combine on Thursday.
General Manager Jason Licht
(On how things are going in Tampa so far)
"It's been great, working with a great head coach and coaching staff. There's also some good people there on the staff on the scouting side, and we've just kind of jumped in. When I got hired – we've had our scouts in for draft meetings, we had UFA meetings, we had evaluations of our own team – that are all kind of colliding at once here, but it's been great."
(On wide receiver Mike Williams)
"Well, he has to prove that he shouldn't make headlines off the field, so let's start with that."
(On Head Coach Lovie Smith)
"I probably wouldn't have enough time here. He's phenomenal. He's great to work with. I think I one time said he can probably get along with the devil. He's really easy to work with, he tells you exactly what he wants in a player, which makes it easy for me to have my staff and myself go find those players. He brings a great energy, and he's just got a respect factor about him that's pretty rare."
(On how important it is for Lovie Smith to have a solid grasp of the offensive side of the ball)
"I think it's really important, but, usually, when you're a top defensive mind, you have a pretty good idea of what you're going against and what gives you problems, so you kind of want to mimic those for your opponent. So he's got a great grasp of that."
(On what he learned from his tenure in Arizona that will help him in Tampa)
"Well, I say this a lot to people when they ask me, 'What helped you most prepare for this?' I mean, you can't be totally prepared – it's like being a father for the first time, you know? You're not ready but you have to be ready. But Steve [Keim], being his first year as the GM, and sitting next to him through everything, from day one until through free agency, the draft, and seeing the kind of decisions he has to make was key. So there were very few surprises that I've had so far. But then, the number one thing is just the unity that they had there with Michael [Bidwill], Steve, and Bruce [Arians], and the coaching staff, scouting staff, everybody got along and everybody's a part of it, and that's the environment that we have here in Tampa now."
(On scouting for a team that plays a 4-3 as opposed to a 3-4 defense)
"You'd have to kind of fine tune, re-program yourself a little bit in the types of players that you look for at linebacker, for example, defensive line. But really what it comes down to is you've got to find good football players and good people, good leaders, but just good football players."
(On if the skill set or body type differs between a 4-3 and 3-4 player)
"Definitely. [In a] 3-4, you kind of want longer, bigger guys as your ends. [Players who] can stop the run in two-gap – a nose-tackle that's a two-gapper in 4-3. You're looking for more active players, twitchier – it's a common word we use in scouting – explosive players. So yeah, there's a difference, but you're still, every year, scouting the same players, and just happen to want to bring the ones that fit your scheme to your team."
(On his interview experience with Miami)
"It was a great experience interviewing in Miami. I didn't sense any power struggle or anything like that. I felt I got along great with them. Tampa came in and we interviewed with them three times and I felt real comfortable with it. Felt comfortable with ownership and the head coach, that's what it came down to. Not that I wasn't comfortable with Miami, but [Tampa Bay] offered me the job so I took it. I was excited about it."
(On if his time with New England helped him get to where he is today)
"Oh, yeah, I didn't mean to downplay that at all. Yeah, Bill Belichick is one of the smartest people I've worked for, and just from scouting players and what you look for, not necessarily just on tape, but their traits, valuing players, setting up a draft board, I mean, he's very good. Along with Scott Pioli, Nick Caserio, it was a great experience."
(On University at Buffalo linebacker Khalil Mack)
"He's a productive, explosive, fast-twitch pass rusher."
(On if he thinks Mack has the versatility to play in either a 4-3 or 3-4 defense)
"He does. I think he's one of those unique players that could fit either scheme. He's a pretty interesting guy."
(On what makes Mack stand out compared to other guys entering the draft)
"Well, he's a player that has speed along with power, and not just one or the other. And when you have a good combination of both, you know, you're a pretty good player."
(On how playing in the MAC influences Mack's projection as an NFL prospect)
"Now, good players are coming out of all divisions and all levels, so I guess, in the back of your mind, you're saying you'd like to see him go against top competition, but really, you can tell on tape that he's a good football player."
(On if there's an overriding concern about how Missouri defensive end Michael Sam could fit in an NFL locker room)
"People I've talked to, really, there is no concern, so I don't know if there's overriding concern or not. I think he's a football player and I don't foresee any problems. We look for players that can deal with adversity, get through adversity for their mental toughness, and he's a good example of somebody that has dealt with some adversity, and dealt with it well."
(On if Sam would fit into the Buccaneers' defense)
"We're still kind of going through evaluations with a lot of players, but I think he's got a little bit of both to him, which, you look for versatility, and that's good."
(On working with Houston Head Coach Bill O'Brien)
"I actually have known Bill O'Brien since 1999, we both lived in Atlanta. He was with Georgia Tech, so we were friends back then and I could say I saw back then, too. Really intelligent, really passionate, extremely intelligent but doesn't wear it on his sleeve. He can relate to players very well. He's got a plan, he sticks to his plan, he's very creative."
(On Mike Glennon and if he is the starter)
"Well, there's a lot of positions on our team that I'm sure Lovie would agree with that we don't want to anoint as the starter. We want competition for Mike. When you evaluate him off last year, we had injuries at receiver, we had injuries at running back, we had an offensive line that didn't play as well as they would've liked. I mean, we were 4-12 last year, so, you know, you throw in the fact he was a backup going into the season, getting thrown out there in the fire, there's a lot you still have to evaluate – you don't get a real fair picture of him just off the tape. So, it'll be exciting to get him through the offseason, and he'll get every chance to be the starter."
(On the idea of drafting multiple quarterbacks)
"I think you can't have too many good quarterbacks, and I've been fortunate to be at the Patriots where we took Tom Brady sixth round and worked in Arizona with Kurt Warner, and I wasn't with the team, with the Rams when they signed him as an undrafted free agent, or eventually got him, he's originally an undrafted free agent, but I can see you can get quarterbacks at all different levels of the draft."
(On if there's been any challenges in the balance of power between him and Lovie Smith)
"No, there's been none. We're truly working together. He's going to have his ideas, I'm going to have my ideas, we're just going to mesh them together. I know it sounds simple, but it really is. It's been seamless."
(On who has the final say on personnel decisions)
"We're working together on that."
(On if it's kind of a consensus between them when making decisions)
"Kind of a consensus, yeah. We're going to come to a decision together, and like I've said before, if we don't agree on a player, we'll move on. But not without a fight."
(On tight end prospects in this year's draft)
"It's a fairly strong tight end group. There's some elite-type players there, so it's a pretty exciting tight end group as well."
(On if he sees any pro-ready quarterbacks in this draft who might 'cause pause' and potentially step in right away to compete)
"I don't want to say 'cause-pause,' because it's rare that you find a guy that comes in right away, like an Andrew Luck, that comes in and has instant success. So, it's more if they are, it's a bonus, instead of something you're concerned about."
Rams-Buccaneers Injury Report Jan. 20: Sean Murphy-Bunting Upgraded
The Bucs get some good news on defense ahead of Sunday's Divisional Round.


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365 Data Centers Now Featured within the Ingram Micro Cloud Marketplace
New distribution relationship allows 365 Data Centers to broaden reach and enable Ingram Micro channel partners in the U.S. to consume data center services with the ease of a cloud-like consumption model
Emeryville, California – May 22, 2014 – 365 Data Centers, one of the top U.S. colocation providers by market presence, today announced a new business relationship with Ingram Micro Inc. (NYSE: IM), the world's largest technology distributor and master cloud services aggregator. Under the U.S. agreement, Ingram Micro channel partners can further diversify their offerings by building private cloud services, running temporary workloads and migrating applications to a hybrid public-private cloud model in a secure and reliable environment with access to 365 Data Centers' on-demand colocation services which are available now via the Ingram Micro Cloud Marketplace (www.ingrammicrocloud.com).
"As an official Ingram Micro Cloud vendor, 365 Data Centers provides the channel with the resources it needs to productize new cloud services through reliable, secure and no-commitment offerings that make it easy to consume the services available in our data centers," said Keao Caindec, Chief Marketing Officer, 365 Data Centers. "Ingram Micro is the world's largest IT distributor and a master aggregator of cloud services and solutions that are proven to accelerate partners' cloud practices and sales. Targeting the channel with a business service focus allows 365 Data Centers to concentrate its efforts on helping VARs and MSPs build cloud environments that are tailored to their clients' needs and their own."
365 Data Centers recently launched 365 Quick Start, a commitment-free, pay-for-use colocation bundle that includes the cabinet, cross connect, power and internet bandwidth that businesses of all sizes need in order to ease into colocation. 365 Quick Start specifically caters to small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) and the channel market by leveraging 16 downtown data center facilities across the U.S. and addresses the need for highly secure and reliable services, providing the assurance businesses need to run mission-critical applications. By going to market as part of the Ingram Micro Cloud Marketplace, 365 Data Centers is able to sell through to thousands of MSPs and VARs, enabling them to consume data center services with the ease of a cloud-like consumption model.
"Demand for data center services is growing as more small and midsize businesses seek to leverage cloud-based services to build greater efficiencies, performance and scale," says Jason Bystrak, senior director, Ingram Micro Cloud, Americas. "Ingram Micro is pleased to welcome 365 Data Centers to our growing Cloud Marketplace's portfolio of products, solutions and services."
Ingram Micro allows its channel partners to easily and profitably grow their business by providing technologically relevant solutions. A market leader, Ingram Micro Cloud offers fully vetted solutions from vendors in nearly every solution category throughout North America. Through the Ingram Micro Cloud Desk, VARs seeking to resell cloud services to their end users can get the help they need from over 200 technical consultants boasting over 1,100 certifications in relevant industries. Ingram Micro—a Fortune 100 company—has successfully connected solution providers with vendors worldwide for 35 years.
365 Data Centers provides secure and reliable colocation services that offer an easier way to scale business growth and connect to the cloud. Through its 16 U.S. data centers, 100% uptime SLA, and national network of carriers and content providers, 365 Data Centers offers flexible pricing models that let customers pay as they grow with no long-term lock in. Services are secure and tailored for small and mid-sized businesses, telecom carriers and cloud service providers. We partner with businesses, technology leaders and community leaders to build technology centers that enable economic growth. With 365 Data Centers as a local provider, driving business growth just got easier. For more information, visit 365datacenters.com.
About Ingram Micro Cloud Marketplace
The Ingram Micro Cloud Marketplace will serve as a transactional online marketplace for channel partners and IT professionals to educate themselves, browse, buy, deploy and manage a comprehensive suite of cloud services with ease and efficiency directly from Ingram Micro. Under the new worldwide organization, Ingram Micro is adopting a global platform powered by Parallels that is built to enhance the Cloud Marketplace's capabilities and support a much broader and deeper portfolio of cloud management services and solutions.
About Ingram Micro Inc.
Ingram Micro is the world's largest wholesale technology distributor and a global leader in IT supplychain and mobile device lifecycle services. As a vital link in the technology value chain, Ingram Micro creates sales and profitability opportunities for vendors and resellers through unique marketing programs, outsourced logistics and mobile solutions, technical support, financial services and product aggregation and distribution. The company is the only global broad-based IT distributor, serving approximately 170 countries on six continents with the world's most comprehensive portfolio of IT products and services. Visit IngramMicro.com.
Marie Rourke
WhiteFox Marketing (for Ingram Micro)
marie@whitefoxpr.com
Roya Pakfetrat
rpakfetrat@engagepr.com


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A Pacific Northwest Patio Takes its Cues from Rome
Katherine Malmo
Joe and Christine Johnston had just returned from Rome when they contacted Drake's 7 Dees about creating their dream backyard. While traveling in the Eternal City, the couple had discovered a tiny restaurant tucked into a back alley. They found themselves returning several times and lingering there long into the night. The Johnstons wanted to create a similar space outside their Portland home.
"In Italy the restaurants had quaint settings with backyard gardens, gazebos, lighting and water features," Joe says. "Then when we got back home, we realized our backyard was such a drag. We decided to make it like another room of the house that we could enjoy six to eight months of the year."
Chris Dara, a senior designer for building and design at Drake's 7 Dees, brought his architecture background and experience creating outdoor spaces to his meeting with the Johnstons and their planning sessions.
However, before they could create their outdoor oasis, Dara and his team had some obstacles to overcome. The Johnstons' home was flanked by an oddly shaped backyard located at the end of a cul-de-sac. It was also located next to a high school and often noisy with buses, baseball games and kids. The ground was not ideal either – it was muddy, the soil acidic.
Working within these constraints, Dara created a functional plan that the Johnstons required, and with space for lush plants like the foliage Christine had admired in Italy.
Before construction began, the Drake's 7 Dees team amended the soil, adding mason sand to help drainage. Then they layered on 2-foot by 2-foot pavers with clean lines, reminiscent of a cobblestone but with a more modern feel. The pavers set up a grid-like pattern, which shifts and creates a path that ties the backyard into a cohesive space, from the patio and dining area to the fire pit near the back fence.
"I love the fire pit on a cold night," Joe says. "It's a hoot to go out there and have fun. All our neighbors want to come over, and we're having neighborhood parties now."
The back of the fire pit is bordered by clear cedar beams that lead up to a curved trellis. The star jasmine planted at the base of the posts will climb the trellis to create a look reminiscent of Italy's wisteria-covered pergolas.
"It's got this natural feel to it," Dara says. "When the jasmine claims it in a couple of years, it's going to be pretty cool."
Dara rounded out the project with a water feature to create a relaxing atmosphere even when events at the high school are in full swing. They chose a system with a boulder that sits on the top of a steel drum echo chamber. When the water hits the drum, it amplifies the sound. A valve allows the homeowners to adjust the sound depending on the level of neighborhood noise.
The crew finished the project by adding lush yet practical plants to soften the edges of the hardscape.
"When I think of Rome," Dara says, "I think of pergolas and lighting for defining spaces; I think of filtration of light from above, decomposed granite and timeless materials. When they said 'Rome' to me, it felt more like the ambience and the experience."
The Johnstons were so thrilled with the project and their new backyard that they nicknamed Ivan Garcia, the foreman of the Drake's 7 Dees landscape team, Michelangelo for his workmanship and artistic touch.
"I love the whole thing," Joe says. "I can sit at the patio table with a glass of wine and plate of cheese, and no matter where I turn my head, there's something beautiful to look at or hear, or I can close my eyes and feel like I'm in Italy. Chris and his team really did a wonderful job fulfilling our vision."
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Gone are the days of the kick-ass, serious, super hero shows on Cartoon Network, watching the Teen Titans fight bad guys on a weekly basis, replaced by goofier, more stylized, comedic counterparts. However, the Teen Titans may be coming back to a more "adult" series in a way they have never been seen before-in live action!
A new report from the Wall Street Journal lays out the plans for the upcoming series.
Warner Bros., which owns DC Comics, is developing a"Titans" television series and is in talks with cable network TNT to air it, knowledgeable people confirmed. Warner Bros. and TNT are both owned by Time Warner Inc.
The television series would more closely resemble a popular 1980s comic called "New Titans." It featured a 20-something version of Robin who changed his moniker to Nightwing, as well as the new heroes Starfire, Raven and Cyborg.
Akiva Goldsman, who wrote "A Beautiful Mind," "The Da Vinci Code," and 1990s superhero sequels "Batman Forever" and "Batman & Robin," is writing the "Titans" pilot, along with Marc Haimes.
The news of this was confirmed when Goldsman posted a link to the article on Twitter. Fans of the series will also notice a familiar name missing from the line-up above: Beast Boy. Could the green shape-shifting, animal-loving goofball be too expensive to produce for a television series of this style? Could he be replaced by characters such as Superboy, Aqualad, or any other teenage DC "side-kick"? There are plenty to choose from. Only time will tell.
Titans will be the next line in DC's ever growing presence in television, following Flash, Gotham, and an upcoming Constantine series. The series is currently in talks with the TNT network. No release date has been given at this time, and whether or not the series will actually make it to airwaves is still to be determined.
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10 Amazing State Parks To Add To Your South Carolina Bucket List
There's no better time of year to get out and explore South Carolina's breathtaking landscape. And what better way to see the best natural highlights found in the state than by visiting a few state parks? Check out the 10 best state parks to visit in South Carolina below. Each one belongs on your bucket list this year. Think you'll be able to make it to all of them? Let's get started!
1. Hunting Island State Park - Hunting Island
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Our list of the best state parks to visit in South Carolina begins at Hunting Island State Park. The state's most visited state park features five miles of beaches including a gorgeous boneyard beach with sun-bleached downed trees. It also includes a campground, nature trails, a nature center, and a circa 1875 lighthouse that's open for tours. There's no doubt about it; Hunting Island State Park truly has it all!
2555 Sea Island Pkwy, St Helena Island, SC 29920, USA
2. Myrtle Beach State Park - Myrtle Beach
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The oldest state park in the system, Myrtle Beach State Park doles out endless fun in the sun along a full mile of undeveloped beach right in the middle of the 60 miles of (mostly developed) beaches found along the Grand Strand. Stay overnight (or longer!) in the campground and enjoy all this park has to offer, including nearby access to a world of amenities found in Myrtle Beach! Learn more about all that awaits you at the iconic Myrtle Beach State Park.
Myrtle Beach State Park, 4401 S Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach, SC 29575, USA
3. Huntington Beach State Park - Murrells Inlet
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Hunker down in one of the 173 campsites at this beach side state park and then spend your days in the sun and surf on the three miles of pristine beach on the Atlantic. The park also offers wetlands access, hiking trails, a maritime forest, and nearby access to Myrtle Beach and Murrells Inlet amenities and attractions. No matter the time of year, Huntington Beach State Park is an absolute must-visit.
Huntington Beach State Park, 16148 Ocean Hwy, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576, USA
4. Little Pee Dee State Park - Dillon
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Named for the black water Pee Dee River, this state park near the North Carolina border in the Pee Dee region offers camping, fishing, boating, and canoe and kayak rentals. Find out more here.
Little Pee Dee State Park, 2400 Park Access Rd, Dillon, SC 29536, USA
5. Table Rock State Park - Pickens
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Jutting above the earth like a giant molar tooth, Table Rock is the centerpiece of Table Rock State Park. Set aside 6-8 hours to hike to the summit, or just enjoy the views from ground zero at or near the base. Either way, this giant, natural landmark in South Carolina is bound to have a profound effect on your peaceful state of mind. Learn more about why many people believe Table Rock State Park is the best state park in South Carolina.
Table Rock State Park, 158 E Ellison Ln, Pickens, SC 29671, USA
6. Edisto Beach State Park - Edisto Island
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Edisto Beach State Park includes four miles of pristine, undeveloped beach on the South Carolina coast. One of only four oceanfront state parks, it is comprised of 1255 acres filled with trails, two campgrounds, and seven cabins for rent. Get away from it all with a visit to EBSP! While you're there, be sure to make use of the beautiful year-round campsites available.
Edisto Beach State Park, 8377 State Cabin Rd, Edisto Island, SC 29438, USA
7. Santee State Park - Santee
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Sleep in a round cabin over the lake at this South Carolina state park located on Lake Marion. Prefer to rough it in a camp site? The park has two campgrounds featuring more than 150 campsites for the choosing. Fish from the park's fishing pier, load your boat into the lake using the parks boat ramp, swim, bird watch, play tennis, and hike, all from this hidden gem on the lake. Learn more about why Santee State Park makes for the perfect spot to relax and unwind.
251 State Park Rd, Santee, SC 29142, USA
8. Devils Fork State Park - Salem
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Enjoy the spoils of a crystal clear lake at Devils Fork State Park, located on the shores of beautiful Lake Jocassee. The crown jewel of the Jocassee Gorges, Lake Jocassee offers miles of endless beauty found both along its shores and upon its waters. Devils Fork State Park has two campgrounds, cabin rentals, swim beaches, and a marina with boat tours, boat rentals, and canoe and kayak rentals. If you're looking for a place to stay, you'll be delighted to hear that Devils Fork State Park has one of the most beautiful campgrounds in South Carolina.
Devils Fork State Park, 161 Holcombe Cir, Salem, SC 29676, USA
9. Caesars Head State Park - Cleveland
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You'll feel on top of the world atop the granite gneiss outcropping where the overlook is found at Caesars Head State Park. Although a day-use-only park, Caesars Head is perfect for hiking, bird watching, or just gazing out over the landscape from high overhead. Caesars Head State Park truly has something for every kind of outdoor enthusiast.
Caesars Head State Park Visitor Center, 8155 Geer Hwy, Cleveland, SC 29635, USA
10. Oconee State Park - Mountain Rest
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Take your pick of 19 cabin rentals here, or pull up into one of 139 campsites for the night at Oconee State Park in the mountains of western South Carolina. The park features a lake with an old-fashioned swimming hole, or take a nearby hike to a waterfall and swim in a plunge pool. While you're there, be sure to check out these nearby options for glamping!
Oconee State Park, 624 State Park Rd, Mountain Rest, SC 29664, USA
South Carolina has some truly fantastic state parks that are perfect for making lasting memories. What's your favorite state park to visit in South Carolina, and why? Join the discussion in our comments — we would love to hear from you!
Address: 2555 Sea Island Pkwy, St Helena Island, SC 29920, USA
Address: Myrtle Beach State Park, 4401 S Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach, SC 29575, USA
Address: Huntington Beach State Park, 16148 Ocean Hwy, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576, USA
Address: Little Pee Dee State Park, 2400 Park Access Rd, Dillon, SC 29536, USA
Address: Table Rock State Park, 158 E Ellison Ln, Pickens, SC 29671, USA
Address: Edisto Beach State Park, 8377 State Cabin Rd, Edisto Island, SC 29438, USA
Address: 251 State Park Rd, Santee, SC 29142, USA
Address: Devils Fork State Park, 161 Holcombe Cir, Salem, SC 29676, USA
Address: Caesars Head State Park Visitor Center, 8155 Geer Hwy, Cleveland, SC 29635, USA
Address: Oconee State Park, 624 State Park Rd, Mountain Rest, SC 29664, USA
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What are the best natural wonders to see in South Carolina?
As you've learned from reading the article above, South Carolina is simply teeming with natural beauty. Whether you're exploring a state park, national park, or another wild area, you're bound to be impressed by all that the Palmetto State has to offer. Another great way to experience South Carolina is by making a special effort to check out the state's collection of natural wonders. Perhaps the most impressive of all is Angel Oak. Located on St. John's Island, this breathtaking tree is believed to be one of the oldest of its kind in the entire country. It stands 66 feet tall and the canopy alone shades 17,200 square feet. How incredible is that? Next up on the list of natural wonders in South Carolina is Congaree National Park. Attracting countless visitors each year, this impressive park is home to the largest intact expanse of old-growth hardwood forest in the U.S. Moreover, it also boasts some of the tallest trees in the southern U.S. If you're someone with a fine appreciation for nature, this destination is a must. Looking for a gorgeous waterfall? Check out Raven Cliff Falls, a spectacular waterfall that drops nearly 400 feet, making it the tallest waterfall in the state. To get to Raven Cliff Falls, you'll need to hike to get there. Trust us, though, it's worth the effort! Some other natural wonders to experience in South Carolina include ACE Basin, Boneyard Beach, Carolina Bays, the Edisto River, 40-Acre Rock, Centennial Tree, Capers Island, Healing Springs, and the Sandhills. Learn more about each of these magical destinations when you check out our previous article: Here Are The 13 Most Incredible Natural Wonders In South Carolina.
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Robin Jarvis is a travel writer and editor for OnlyInYourState.com with a bachelor's degree in Journalism. Her love for travel has taken her to many parts of the world. She's lived in the Carolinas for nearly three decades and currently resides in Charleston. When she's not working, she loves to cook with friends and check out new adventures. General questions and FAM tours: rjarvis@onlyinyourstate.com.
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[Event sourcing](http://martinfowler.com/eaaDev/EventSourcing.html) is an old concept with basic premise to capture changes to the system, instead of tracking the state of the system.
State can be always reconstructed by replaying captured events.
Revenj has [support for event sourcing](https://github.com/ngs-doo/revenj/blob/master/csharp/Core/Revenj.Core.Interface/DomainPatterns/DomainEvent.cs) with few signatures and services.

### Events in DSL

Let's write a few events and explore how they can be used in the system.

    module EventSourcing {
      aggregate VoteStats(topic) {
        string topic;
        int upvotes;
        int downvotes;
      }
      event Upvote {
        string(200) topic;
        async;
      }
      event Downvote {
        string(200) topic;
      }
    }

We'll be using this DSL as a reference model to understand the basics.
This model will create three tables in the database, named: *VoteStats*, *Upvote* and *Downvote*.
We will also get three .NET classes, one with `IAggregateRoot` signature and two with `IDomainEvent` signatures.

One obvious difference from other event sourcing solutions is that instead of having a single Events table with serialized version of the object, we get a table per [Domain Event](http://martinfowler.com/eaaDev/DomainEvent.html).
In this way there is no need for specialized projections, since tables themselves can be used for querying.

### Event sourcing basics

Let's reuse previous project to continue Revenj exploration.
Instead of previous model let's apply this new one.
If we pasted this new model over the old one and started a compile, we will see our first destructive migration:

![Destructive migration](pictures/destructive-migration.png)

DSL Platform has created an SQL script which is irreversible, in a sense that it will remove some objects/data.
During development this allows for rapid domain exploration, which is supported by typesafe environment in the database.
This way developer gets the best of both worlds: type-safety and fast prototyping.

If we take a look at the database:

![Domain event tables in database](pictures/event-tables-simple.png)

we'll find submit functions for saving events to the database, table per event and a view per event which is used for querying instead of direct table access.
**Event sourcing is still undergoing changes and refactoring, so some things currently visible, like additional columns: *event\_id*, *queried\_at* and *processed\_at* might be changed in the future**.
But for now, every event gets a long *ID* type which is assigned during database insert.
It's interesting to notice a [partial index](http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.3/static/indexes-partial.html) on *processed\_at* column, which is used to quickly find unprocessed events.

Our `async` concept used in *Upvote* event will result in different processing patterns for those events.
By default events are synchronous, which means they are processed by Revenj immediately.
Asynchronous events are just stored to the database and will have *processed\_at* field null.
Basic idea is for highly concurrent systems to process events in bulk.
So we can invoke *Upvote* processor every second, which can gather all (or subset of) unprocessed events, process them and mark them as processed.
Domain Events can't be changed with the Revenj API, they can only be marked as processed (if they were not).

**So what does processing events even mean in Revenj?**

Except for `IDomainEvent` signature, Revenj also has event store and event handler signatures.
They are located in domain patterns project and look something like:

![Domain Event signatures](pictures/event-store-signature.png)

### Handling Domain Events in code

Domain Events can be submitted in bulk, which is essential in highly concurrent environments.
Event handler is just a type-safe signature with void `Handle(T event)` method.

Developers write plain classes which implement Revenj event handler signatures.
It's important to know that Revenj uses [transactions](http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?TransactionProcessing) by default, so in a REST server with multiple handlers per single event, if any of those handlers throw an exception, entire transaction will be rolled back.
Of course, developers can utilize other non-transactional services during processing.
In case of async event, processors are not called, so exception can't be thrown and event is always stored to the database (as long as it's successfully deserialized, ie. event defined in this model has a limit of 200 chars for *topic*. If that constraint is not satisfied, even async event will not be stored to the database).

During startup Revenj scans all assemblies for such signatures in `EventProcessorAspects` and registers them into the container.
This way, as long as DLL is scanned during plugins initialization, various handlers will be configured, without any configuration, or naming convention.

But for Revenj to pick up our DLL it needs to be in specified plugins folder, or with other DLLs.
So let's just change output path to dependencies/Server folder so it's picked up by during scanning process.
We can also change server model path to just ServerModel.dll, since it will be copied along with our custom DLL when we build/start the application.

To implement downvote handler, we'll need to reference two assemblies: server model which is compiled locally after each DSL compilation request and domain patterns interface project.

Our implementation can look something like this:

![Domain Event handler implementation](pictures/event-handler-implementation.png)

Since Revenj has registered our class to the container, we can resolve various services in the constructor (actually for this to work, we didn't need to register it to the container, but for simplicity sake, let's skip that discussion for now).

### Events and transactions

As discussed previously, events are processed inside a transaction (using default pipeline), which means that services which are transaction-aware will have correct transaction reference.
In the above example, requested `IDataContext` will come with `IDatabaseQuery` bound to the current transaction.

In the provided example a naive implementation of downvotes explains how to load an aggregate, change it and store it to the database.
Some features are enabled by default, which will help with the processing of such a code.
For example, *VoteStats* has [change tracking](https://github.com/ngs-doo/revenj/blob/master/csharp/Core/Revenj.Core.Interface/DomainPatterns/Tracking.cs) enabled on it, so `Context.Update` will use that information to avoid another database lookup during save.

We can of course disable change tracking, which is useful in mostly read scenarios and then we could either create our own clone of the vote, just after we've loaded it from the database, or let repository do another query to fetch the current version of it.

Unfortunately our simplistic example suffers from concurrency issues, which we could guard with a lock.
While this would work on a single server, it would fail in distributed environment.
To work around such issues we can use locking features of the DSL Platform, in this case we could add optimistic concurrency to the VoteState, which would help with the detection of concurrent events.

Alternative aproach to event handling is reactive processing in bulk mode.
This can be done by writing a service which binds to Notifications and reacts on it.
A simple implementation of it would look like:

![Bulk processing of Domain Events](pictures/reactive-bulk-processing.png)

It leveredges [Reactive extensions](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/data/gg577609.aspx) to use Buffer on a stream, [Listen/Notify](http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.3/static/sql-notify.html) from Postgres available through the `Track` method on `IDataContext`.
Also, since `Mark` method is not available in the `IDataContext` (no special reason, except to keep it smallish), we need to resolve event store to mark events as processed.

Still, there are two more issues with the above code, for example, if *Upvote* monitor service is down, we will not get notifications, so in this case those votes will never be processed.
A better implementation would look for all, or subset of unprocessed events, not just the one provided.
This can be easily done with LINQ using queries such as:

    var upvotes = Context.Query<Upvote>().Where(it => it.ProcessedAt == null);

A more [DDD](http://dddcommunity.org/learning-ddd/what_is_ddd/) aproach would be to define a [specification](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specification_pattern) *UnprocessedEvents* with the exact signature, but we'll get to that in another tutorial.

Another issue is that we are running this service outside of transactions, which means that while all upvotes will be changed in a single transaction and all events will be marked as processed in a single transaction, those will be two separate transactions.
We will explain later on how to create units of work and share a database transaction among services.

### Processing Domain Events

We also didn't touch the notion of event replay-ability, but will do that in the next [tutorial](revenj-tutorial-aggregate-events.md).
For now, let's finish up with sending some events to the server with Fiddler.
REST API for events is available by default in `DomainCommands.cs` from the plugins rest commands project.
If we look at the signature and the implementation, we will see a reoccurring pattern.
Service signature:

    [WebInvoke(Method="POST", UriTemplate="/submit/{domainEvent}?result={result}")]
    Stream SubmitEvent(string domainEvent, string result, Stream body);

translates the url to correct domain event type, deserializes it from provided POST body using specified Content-Type header (or as XML by default) and sends it down to the plugin server command: `SubmitEvent`.

`SubmitEvent` is similar as previous command in a sense that it's a generic command which does basic validations, permission checks and just pass it to the appropriate service - in this case `IDomainEventStore`, which looks like:

    public interface IDomainEventStore
    {
      string Submit<TEvent>(TEvent domainEvent)
            where TEvent : IDomainEvent;
    }

Event store will invoke processors (for synchronous events) and persist it to the database.

REST service also accepts an argument of the expected result, which can be identity of the event (URI) or the whole instance.
While events are immutable after they hit the database (in a sense that we can't modify it), they are mutable before, which allows for some nice features.

### Getting the most of Domain Events

For example let's model an aggregate root with a [surrogate key](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surrogate_key) which is applied just before insert to the database and an event for creating such aggregates.

    module EventSourcing {
      aggregate Customer(id) {
        int id { sequence; }
        string name;
      }
      event NewCustomer {
        string name;
        int? id;
      }
    }

We have extended module *EventSourcing* with a new aggregate root which has primary key integer id created from a database sequence just before insert.
Basic idea is to send an event *NewCustomer* from the outside, create a customer in the handler and update the event with the correct id.
Now we can return the whole NewCustomer event to the caller which he can inspect.
Various other changes can be done in the process, for example we could remove special characters from the name shorten it or do some other domain logic to it.
So let's compile DSL to get all the boilerplate and add our own domain logic on top of it.
End result should look something like this:

![Mutating domain event](pictures/event-return-instance-handler.png)

where we create a customer in the event handler and mutate the event to set the value of a new id.
We can also show how to write extension methods on top of generated classes.
There are several ways to extend the behavior of automatically maintained model and this is one of them (ignore for now that it would be much easier just to sanitize name within the handler, the main point is that we now have SanitizeName method on top of *Customer* class created from the model).
Let's send some event down the write and see how it behaves:

![Message to REST service](pictures/event-instance-fiddler.png)

In the http response we can see that the event has been populated by the server with several fields, but most importantly with id field for the identity of the new customer.
If we do a lookup for the customer by the provided identity we get a sanitized newly created customer:

![Loading created customer](pictures/event-customer-sanitized.png)

*If you have issues with id not being assigned/customer not being created, it's probably due to event handler not being picked up during initialization.
This usually happens because DLL was not in the correct folder, so check the output folder for the project that it goes to the dependencies/Server folder (to keep it simple for now).*


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Date : Oct 21, 2018, 12:11 IST
New Delhi, Oct 21 () India's cargo industry needs to grow at about 12.9 per cent every year to achieve the National Civil Aviation Policy vision of reaching 10 million tonnes (MT) cargo volume by 2027, says a report.
"There is an urgent need to uplift Indian cargo market to achieve the overall vision of the aviation ministry," observed the joint study by Assocham and consultancy firm Auctus Advisors.
The report suggested implementing a rating system for cargo terminals in-line with ASQ (Airport Service Quality) ratings at passenger terminal to motivate operators to improve infrastructure and provide superior quality of services. "The Indian cargo industry needs to grow at a rate of about 12.9 per cent every year from 2018 to 2027 to achieve National Civil Aviation Policy (NCAP 2016) vision of reaching cargo volumes of 10 million tonnes (MT) by 2027," it said
The report noted that there is an urgent need for creating adequate freight carrying capacity within Indian air network through creation of new cargo terminals and expansion of the existing ones, besides undertaking pro-active measures to identify tier-2 and tier-3 cities for setting up common user domestic cargo terminal (CUDCT).
The study suggested introducing a separate comprehensive air cargo policy to reduce bottlenecks in freight movement. As per data maintained by the Airports Authority of India (AAI), air freight handled at Indian airports grew by more than 20 times from 0.08 million metric tonnes in 1972-73 to 2.5 million tonnes in 2014-15, and its compound annual growth rate (CAGR) was 8.8 per cent during 2013-14 to 2016-17. The report said that international and domestic air freight is projected to grow at an overall compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.2 per cent. "Considering this trend to continue till 2027, projected international and domestic air cargo will be 3.6 MT and 2.1 MT, respectively, resulting in total air cargo traffic of 6.8 MT," it estimated. The study also highlighted various issues confronting aviation logistics sector in India – lack of enabling infrastructure, lack of automated material handling systems, high manual intervention in the processes and inadequate skilled manpower are some of the key areas where Indian air cargo industry lags global peers. On development of air freight station (AFS), the study said there is an urgent need for a clear cut, well-defined policy to initiate AFS ecosystem which would help in stimulating export-import trade. "Promoting concept of cargo villages and linking them with international airports is an ideal way to boost air freight traffic, improve delivery and create many job opportunities. Besides, cargo villages may also be linked to free trade zones to foster goods' manufacturing for international markets which would give a boost to 'Make in India,' scheme of the government," said the report. RSN BAL
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I love Takashi Murakami!!!! Who is he..you ask? Stay tuned to the next TTT blog - When thinking of photographer/celebrity pairs to shoot a magazine cover, the duo of Britney Spears and Takashi Murakami is not one of the more obvious choices. But Pop's Winter 2010 cover (the future?) shows Britney looking Japanime perfect lensed by Mr. Murakami himself.
Dasha Zhukova (we'll get to her later)was appointed as Editor in Charge of Pop Mag and it has taken an artsy tone, its Summer 2010 cover shot by Richard Prince. The strange coincidence is that both Prince and Murakami gained major fashion world fame because of their collaborations with Louis Vuitton. I guess if you're going to copy you might as well copy the genius - Marc Jacobs..


We have a few stories about Katanuma Lake, a volcanic crater in the mountains and one of the most famous natural landmarks in the area.
Katayama Mountain exploded in the year 835, sending rocks all over town. The ground shook for 17 days. One landed a few miles from the crater site, so the locals built a shrinethere to appease the god of the lake. From that time, the ground has bubbled with hot springs and the mountain has not exploded again.
The waters of the lake are famous for changing color on a daily basis. I personally have seen the lake three times… in March, the valley was covered in unbroken snow, so a perfect ring of white, a flawless blue sky, and the lake was an incredible turquoise. In July, the lake was green, reflecting the trees… it looks like a normal lake at that point, nothing unusual.
The first is that there is a dragon living in the center of the lake. I do not know when he emerges.
But Seiyu-san told us an alternate story, that his grandmother told him of a princess that appeared in the center of the lake between December and March. If you went to the lake and saw the princess, you would die within a week. So, that was an effective deterrent to keep curious young children away from the possibly thin ice of the lake during the winter.
He now has a suspicion that his grandmother made the story up to keep him away from the lake, and that if she had told him the same story as a teenager, he probably would have gone TO the lake to see the princess.
I told him it was ironic that I first laid eyes on the lake in March, when it was at its most stunning, but I am glad I didn't see the princess, because dying a week after the first scouting trip would have been a terrible way to start the project!


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PERSIAN GULF WAR. Clevelanders felt shock and anger on 2 Aug. 1990, upon hearing news reports that Iraqi armies had invaded Kuwait. The aggression by the large, well-equipped army of Iraq against a small and all but defenseless neighbor enraged many Clevelanders, who saw Iraq as the proverbial bully. Others drew a parallel with the aggressive moves of Nazi Germany in the 1930s; they believed the lessons of history required such aggression not be allowed to stand. Others felt apprehension based on economic and security concerns. Kuwait, and its now potentially threatened neighbor to the south, Saudi Arabia, were not only friends of the West, but major sources in its vital petroleum pipeline.
On 7 Aug. 1990, the U.S. activated Desert Shield, the first phase in its military response to Iraq. Assuming the lead of a multi-nation coalition, the U.S. began sending troops and materiel to the Arabian peninsula to deter the Iraqis from any further moves southward. Eventually, the build-up of U.S. forces numbered nearly a half-million personnel, 800 planes, and 80 ships of war. Approximately 10,000 Ohioans, including 7,000 from some 150 reserve units (11 from Greater Cleveland), were sent to the Gulf. Many schools offered counseling sessions to help children cope with the anxiety which the deployment of family members caused.
For the most part, Desert Shield prompted patriotic outpourings. While many favored working toward a diplomatic solution to the problem, polls showed a strong majority of Clevelanders were prepared to back armed intervention. As diplomatic efforts to end the occupation of Kuwait were successively thwarted by Iraqi intransigence, the U.S. imposed a 15 Jan. 1991 deadline for withdrawal. As that date neared, local pacifists, though clearly a minority, became more vocal. On 15 Jan. nearly 1,000 protestors gathered on Public Square in front of the BP Bldg. Chanting "no blood for oil," many of the protestors lay down in the street, disrupting traffic through the Square for nearly 3 hours. On 16 Jan. 1991, many Clevelanders were watching the early evening news when a transmission from Baghdad showed the night skies over that city illuminated by anti-aircraft tracers. Desert Shield had become Desert Storm.
A PLAIN DEALER survey reported that 81.9% of Ohioans approved of the attack; only 11.8% opposed it. Patriotism surged. All around the city citizens and businesses unfurled American flags, and yellow ribbons appeared everywhere. A restaurant offered free dinners to anyone in military uniform. The Governor's Office set up a task force to find ways of assisting families disrupted by the war. Local television stations doubled their news coverage of Persian Gulf events. Banks offered extended terms to borrowers with family members overseas, and utility companies set up extended payment plans. In schools children collected coins to aid separated families. To prevent the possibility of terrorist retaliatory attacks, security was increased at CLEVELAND-HOPKINS INTL. AIRPORT, as well as at local government facilities and the area's nuclear installations.
Desert Storm itself proved brief and with relatively few casualties. Nonetheless, 19 Ohioans lost their lives in Gulf War-related incidents; two of these casualties were from Greater Cleveland. The Gulf War ended on 27 Feb. 1991. With Kuwait liberated and the surrender of Iraqi troops, coalition forces declared the ceasefire.
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Andrew Martin Defends Steroids; TNA 2-Hour Update, Ricky Banderas
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— "The Punisher" Andrew Martin did a post on his MySpace page in which he defends the usage of steroids in professional wrestling. He says that they're mostly for cosmetic reasons and compares them to a facelift or botox. However, he says that it's wrong for athletes in other sports to use them because steroids give them a competitive edge. He also mentions TNA at the end of his post by saying, "Don't forget to watch TNA at 9pm eastern time on spike, you will be pleasantly surprised to see how far this company has grown and will continue to do so or you could always watch the same guys I watched when I was a kid doing the same boring story lines. TNA TNA TNA????" You can read the post in its entirety at his MySpace page.
— Sources within TNA are saying that it's just a matter of time before a new deal is sealed and an official announcement is made that TNA Impact will expand to two hours on Spike TV this fall on Thursday nights. There had been talk of moving the show to Wednesday nights, but Thursday is considered to be "a wrestling night" in Spike's eyes. UFC programming will likely move to Wednesday nights.
— As reported several time before, international wrestler Ricky Banderas is expected to play the role of James Mitchell's Messiah character to feud against Abyss. Banderas recently told a AAA fan website that even though Konnan quit TNA in June, there should be no conflict over his forthcoming scheduled dates with TNA. When Konnan quit, there was some concern that Banderas's role in TNA would be in jeopardy if TNA's relationship with AAA was strained due to Konnan's heavy problems with TNA. Furthermore, Banderas actually gave away storyline plans in his interview with the AAA fansite. He said the plan was that he was going to debut at the August, run in during Abyss' match, and then they'd tape a series of vignettes for TV where he was torturing him. Of course, this could all change should TNA find out that he's giving away storylines.
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MOODY'S Investors Service says that the growth prospects for insurance in six major Asean markets are supported by strong socio-economic fundamentals, but the pace and quality of growth will vary by geography.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution, or Industry 4.0, has posed both opportunities and challenges to Asean. Klaus Schwab, founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum, speaks to Viet Nam News about the pressures of the ongoing technological and scientific revolution.
Asean member states are set to enhance their cooperation to deal with trans-national crime, illegal migration, human trafficking and people smuggling.
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ASEAN countries will collaborate to tame the seasonal haze problem, while the Pollution Control Department has launched field operations to spread awareness that people should not burn |anything during this year's dry |season.
THAILAND will continue to ensure the implementation of a code of conduct between China and Asean states, as conflict over the South China Sea persists, Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has assured Philippine President Benigno Aquino.
Member states have been urged to get rid of any remaining obstacles before the Asean Economic Community (AEC) gets going at the end of this year.
The Free Trade Agreement Fund has recently approved a budget to help honey farmers cope with tougher competition under trade liberalisation with many countries, mainly China, Japan, New Zealand, Australia and Asean states.


With a strong 3G signal, users can now make free Skype calls without access to a Wi-Fi network . . . for the time being.
"Skype for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch finally lets you make free voice calls from anywhere—at least, for a little while. Version 3.2 of Apple's iPhone SDK, released back in February, removed restrictions on calling over 3G for third-party app developers. This paved the way for Skype to unveil true 3G-based VoIP calls for iPhone users. That's unlike the original Skype for iPhone, which worked over Wi-Fi only. However, there's a catch: Skype says that calls over 3G will only be free until the end of 2010; after that, a "small" monthly fee will apply," writes Jamie Lendino in a PCMag.com review.
"In addition to enabling 3G calls, the company has improved call quality on the iPhone 3GS ($99), iPad, and 2nd and 3rd generation iPod touch by employing a wideband audio codec. This codec will come into play when calling other iOS devices or desktop PCs with the new version. You'll know when this is working, because an "enhanced call quality" icon appears. Finally, Skype claims improved startup time, and faster access to the dial pad from the iPhone's home screen," Lendino writes.


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By The CBn Team on 2002-06-28
CBBC news service, Newsround, has some interesting information on the sword fight we have been hearing about for some months. Even more interesting are these pictures, depicting a scene we have yet to see either in footage or stills.
This first image shows Bond and Graves seemingly having just finished a take. We can also see Bond appears to have a bloody nose, as director Tamahori has previously mentioned, Bond is going to have a rough time in Die Another Day.
The second image, from the same scene, shows Bond being kicked in the face by Graves while duelling on the steps.
Both images are from the fight scene at 'Blades'. Earlier in the year there was speculation as to who Bond would duel with during the fight sequence. Although initial thoughts pointed towards Miranda Frost, this has apparently cleared up the matter. The video footage shows elements of the teaser trailer, plus the fight scene, which takes place at studio set at Pinewood. The fight sequence looks to be extremely intense and director Tamahori explains it will conclude within one of the water fountains in Blades' grounds.
The video footage also reveals that the scene will be towards the beginning of the movie, it is possible the scene fits in after Graves' press conference, and possible knighting at Buckingham Palace.
The 2 minute video footage can be downloaded here
If you'd like to discuss the new pictures please visit this thread of the Die Another Day Forums. See you there!