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Authorization issues cover a wide array of layers in a web application; from the functional authorization of a user to gain access to a particular function of the application is at the application layer to the Database access authorization and least privilege issues at the persistence layer. So what to look for when performing a code review? From an attack perspective the most common issues are a result of curiosity and also exploitation of vulnerabilities such as SQL injection. Example: A Database account used by an application with system/admin access upon which the application was vulnerable to SQL injection would result in a higher degree of impact rather than the same vulnerable application with a least privilege database account.
Authorisation is key in multiuser environments where user data should be segregated. Different clients/users should not see other clients' data (Horizontal authorisation). Authorisation can also be used to restrict functionality to a subset of users. "Super users" would have extra admin functionality that a "regular user" would not have access to (Vertical authorisation).
Authorisation is a very bespoke area in application development. It can be implemented via a lookup table in a users' session which is loaded upon successful authentication. It could be a real-time interrogation of a backend LDAP or database system upon each request.
How to locate the potentially vulnerable code
Business logic errors are key areas in which to look for authorization errors. Areas wherein authorization-checks are performed are worth looking at. Logical conditional cases are areas for examination, such as malformed logic:
if user.equals("NormalUser"){ grantUser(Normal_Permissions); }else{ //user must be admin/super grantUser("Super_Persmissions); }
For classic ASP pages, authorization is usually performed using include files that contain the access control validation and restrictions. So you usually will look for something like
<!--#include file="ValidateUser.inc"-->
We have an additional issue in this sentence a Information disclosure as the inc file might be called directly and disclose application functionality as ASP code will not be executed given that Inc extension is not recognized.
Vulnerable Patterns for Authorization issues
One area of examination is to see if the authorization model simply relies on not displaying certain functions which the user has not authorization to use, security by obscurity in effect. If a crawl can be performed on the application, links may be discovered which are not on the users GUI. Simple HTTP Get requests can uncover "Hidden" links. Obviously a map on the server-side should be used to see if one is authorized to perform a task and we should not rely on the GUI "hiding" buttons and links.
So disabling buttons on the client due to the authorization level of user shall not prevent the user from executing the action relating to the button.
<form action="./doAdminFunction.asp">
By simply saving the page locally and editing the disabled=true to disabled=false and adding the absolute form action one can proceed to activate the disabled button.
The Database: The account used by the application to access the database. Ensure least privilege is in effect.
ASP.NET: (web.config)
The <authorization> element controls ASP.NET URL authorization and the accessibility to gain access to specific folders, pages and resources by users/web clients. Make sure that only authenticated users are authorized to see/visit certain pages.
<system.web> <authorization> <deny users="?"/> <-- Anonymous users are denied access. Users must be authenticated. </authorization> </system.web>
The roleManager Element in ASP.NET 2.0 is used to assist in managing roles within the framework. It assists the developer as not as much bespoke code needs to be developed. In web.config, to see if it is enabled check:
<system.web> .......... <roleManager enabled="true|false" <providers>...</providers> </roleManager> .......... </system.web>
Apache 1.3
In Apache 1.3 there is a file called httpd. Access control can be implemented from here in the form of the Allow and Deny directives. allow from address is the usage where address is the IP address or domain name to apply access to. Note this granularity is host level granularity.
deny from 220.127.116.11 denies access to that IP.
Order ensures that the 'order'of access is observed.
Order Deny,Allow Deny from all Allow from owasp.org
Above, all is denied apart from owasp.org
To move the authorization to the user level in apache we can use the Satisfy directive.
Good Example
Check authorisation upon every user request.
String action = request.getParameter("action") if (action == "doStuff"){ boolean permit = session.authTable.isAuthorised(action); // check table if authoirsed to do action } if (permit){ doStuff(); }else{ throw new (InvalidRequestException("Unauthorised request"); // inform user of no authorisation session.invalidate(); // Kill session }
Authorisation being performed upon all requests from external entities
Bad Example
Building the GUI based on the users authorisation. "If he cant see the control we wont be able to use it"
- Common enough error. If a user has the URL the functionality can still be called. This is due to no authorisation check being performed upon every HTTP request.
Related Vulnerabilities
Operating System injection can be used to totally ignore authorisation constraints. Access to the underlying host is a key objective of system breach. The application is simply a conduit for access to data.
SQL injection can be used to circumvent authorisation. Again, systems are breached to obtain underlying data, they are not breached for the applications themselves. SQL injection is in essence accessing the data via an "out of band" channel not intended by the application.
The root of all evil - Need we say more :)
Insecure class files, folders in deployment may be used to attack an application outside the actual application itself.
Impersonation can obviously be used to gain unauthorised privilege.
In a multi user, multi-threaded environment thread safety is important as one may obtain another individuals session in error.


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Stepping outside my apartment one morning this week, I noticed the air smelled crisp and autumnal. Summer doesn't officially end until September 22, but plenty of things that herald the fall season are already upon us: the first day of school, the Jewish New Year, and of course, apple-picking season.
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The NFL is looking into Tom Brady's leg-up slide that hit Ravens safety Ed Reed in the AFC championship game.
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The following are my stress busters
Blogging and web surfing
Room fresheners and incense - aroma therapy.
Visiting with friends
My pets
Enjoying nature
When I was younger writing poetry was a way to release tension, but now I don 't write poems anymore.
What are your stress busters?
This is a cool video I stole from a friend 's blog. Even though I am going through a tough time ,this song brought a smile.
Please keep praying for us. Aunt Sybil is in not doing well. She is not suffering or in pain but is very very weak and not eating much she can 't express herself very well.Each hour brings a fresh challenge.It is very hard.I don 't have words to describe it.I am feeling very lonely as my dear sisters are very far away, I can only talk to them on the phone.
God is giving us grace.He does not leave His people.
Even though I walk through the valley of death. Thy rod and Thy staff they comfort me.Psalm 23
Wednesday, 25 June 2008
My Stress Busters
The following are my stress busters
Posted by Amrita at Wednesday, June 25, 2008
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- regina barnett said...
Hi, Thanks for the sweet comment. Some my stress busters are just going outside doing some walk work, cleaning the house, reading, playing with the animals.
- 25 June 2008 at 19:38
- regina barnett said...
hups! yard work
- 25 June 2008 at 19:39
- Curious Servant said...
Hi Sis!
Hey, I figured out how to embed the high quality version of that video.
Snag the code off my blog if you like.
There are details you can't see in this one.
Love the video... I get a little down on the rough parts of life... This shows how people can be beautiful.
- 25 June 2008 at 22:00
- Curious Servant said...
Hi Sis!
Hey, I figured out how to embed the high quality version of that video.
Snag the code off my blog if you like.
There are details you can't see in this one.
Love the video... I get a little down on the rough parts of life... This shows how people can be beautiful.
- 25 June 2008 at 22:00
- Sita said...
Amrita, lifting you all up...I know it must be hard...Love, Sita
- 25 June 2008 at 22:20
- Dick said...
Hey Amrita you have so many Stress Busters, I have to think what mine are. One is biking and another ehhhh...blogging, what else?lol.
Have a nice week.
- 25 June 2008 at 22:24
- Terry said...
Dear Amrita...I just read your comment over at the pals and I feel so bad for you with these challenges of looking after your mom and Aunt Sybil.
Where would your dear aunt be without the loving care of you and your mom?
I have seen it so many times in my life where elderly people are just shoved into nursing homes and they never ever get any family visiting. Out of sight out of mind, but you have provided your aunt with at least a happy life. I know that it is awfully hard to look after older people and hard on your legs and back too and there you are doing it in the extreme heat also. And sometimes sleep is taken from you during the night.
I will definitely be praying for you Amrita. You have been so faithful in praying for everyone else! God bless you in your little corner of the world as you shine for Jesus!...Love Terry
PS I know that you would like to see pictures of the wedding.
Bernie and I are working on them and I will send you some soon Amrita...
- 25 June 2008 at 22:39
- Natalie said...
i love that video!
I am praying for you.
- 26 June 2008 at 02:29
- Simply Shelley said...
Hello Amrita, holding you and your family up in prayer...
Happy belated brithday to your dear Mom.
Blessings, Shelley
- 26 June 2008 at 05:21
- Felisol said...
Dear Amrita,
times are tough when you feel the burden of all responsibilities placed upon your sholders alone.
I keep praying that you may get some help and relief. In his time he will answer you.
If your Aunt Sybil does not eat, at least she should drink as much as possible. Clean water and smoothies are good.
Feel good movies
Lavender oil
Music, all kinds
Dancing alone
Chatting with friends and best of all; with my daughter
Making plans for traveling, house renovation, business ideas,etc with Gunnar
Hiking with my friends,
Drinking the odd glass of white wine late nights at the terrace
Playing guitar(one song each summer)
Walking bare footed on the grass
Watching the sunsets
Listening to the blackbird as the night turn into dawn
Philosophizing in the garden swing
These are a few of my favorite things
Writing this list, which could have been miles longer made me feel so very rich and happy.
We really should be counting our blessings more often.
Thank you, dear Amrita, for making me doing so.
From Felisol
- 26 June 2008 at 06:41
- Saija said...
riding my bike and weeding my garden ... :o)
and i loved the video ... thanx!
blessings on you as each day brings us closer to the Lord ... i mean that literally! ((hugs))
- 26 June 2008 at 08:44
- Terry said...
My stress busters are:
1..reading and writing to my blog friends! I love them so much because while I was growing up I had very few friends except for my brothers and sisters and my mom!
2. playing the piano
3. making CDs for Grampa Yade and making pictures and DVDs..
4. Going out for a coffee with my hubby.
....Love Terry
- 26 June 2008 at 10:31
- Julia Dutta said...
Dear Amrita,
The list is as follows:
Being alone and silent
TV Newsn Channels
I was outside the ICU for days when my surrogate mother, my masi was in - alone! I can't say how I faced the days because, I never felt alone surprisingly. But relative came and went. I slept on the one-foot wide bench using my rugsack as a pillow and this went on for days on end....
This post of yours reminded me of my own times, both with my mother as well as her sister who was my surrogate mother. I pray that you find strength in your difficult times, through this community of friends you have here and from the ones around you.
God Bless
- 26 June 2008 at 11:07
- Mrs. Mac said...
Dear Sis,
It's been forever and a day since I last visited. We've had company and soldier boy home from his Army duties. He leaves tomorrow. The strength one needs to take care of an aged ailing relative is great. Hoping that your stress relievers and the Lord's promises will get you through this difficult time. Hugs and many more hugs sent from across the seas.
My stress is relieved by: Getting plenty of sleep; eating chocolate :), gardening, walking through the woods smelling the warm pine scented air; swinging in the hammock, reading my Bible, praying; laughing, drinking tea ... taking a long bubble bath; aroma therapy, hugging my dog; picking wild flowers; baking cookies.
- 26 June 2008 at 12:30
- Ash said...
Long Walks
Chocolate cake
A long hot shower
- 26 June 2008 at 14:43
- Praise and Coffee said...
Worship music!!! And God's word.
- 26 June 2008 at 18:49
- Angie said...
So glad you have Him who turns mourning into dancing. That verse seems appropriate for this post. Praying for you and your family.
Our stress busters are very similar.
- 27 June 2008 at 03:10
- Curious Servant said...
Just checking in on you, Sis.
- 27 June 2008 at 04:37
- Renae said...
Dear, sweet Amrita,
Reading your blog is a stress buster for me!
Also, putting my arms around my children and holding them close.
And singing to God when no one is around but me and my Lord.
I would say dancing, but I am so clumsy, I often end up twisting my ankle! LOL
Praying for you and yours, dear friend.
- 27 June 2008 at 08:52
- Renae said...
Oh, would you mind terribly if I put a link to this video on my blog? :-)
Pretty please?
- 27 June 2008 at 08:55
- Sheryl said...
Stress busters:
praying for others
You are doing a wonderful thing for your aunt. I will pray God continues to carry you through this difficult time. And that somehow he will bring people so you won't feel so lonely.
- 27 June 2008 at 08:56
- Jo's-D-Eyes said...
Dear friend,
Here I read your suffering I did not know, I am so sorry that Anut Sybil is in pain.
i red today the bad news take car Amrita. My condoleances, its hard and painfull I understand.
- 28 June 2008 at 15:36


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Community Environment Council in Santa Barbara held its first Carrotmob on 10.10.10 as a part of 350.org's Day of Action. They've been mobbing local spots in the area ever since. We spoke to Michelle from CEC about why she's a Carrotmobber.
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Recently Vikings' owner Zigi Wilf indicated he was not interested in pursuing the new free agent Brett Favre. So I find Brad Childress' comments here at the very least, curious. Specifically, when asked if the team has discussed the possibility of going after Favre, Childress said:
"We haven't. It doesn't mean we won't," Childress said. "We talk about everything, from what's going on in the United States on the front page today. … So, yeah, I'm sure we'll talk about that."
While Childress attempted to make this a general, non-statement, I don't think he succeeded. I'm not sure why he'd say "it doesn't mean we won't " or "I'm sure we'll talk about that" if this were something that they weren't considering. CindyV and Trav have both wondered if Favre may end up in Minnesota based on some of these recent comments by the Vikes and also on the fact that Favre asked to be released. I must say that I didn't think the whole Favre-to-Vikings story had legs initially, but these Childress comments make me wonder.
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Hello everyone,
I'm new to this site, as well as this sport. I'm a college freshman for my NJCAA div. 1 team. Also bear with me! This might be a tad long, haha. In high school, I was primarily a long/triple jumper. I tried vaulting my soph year, and my hs did not have a coach, aside from the girls coach who told us very basic instructions (row, hold on to the pole, get upside down, etc). I had a random guy from the air force come through and got me to about a 10'-10'6 bungee over the span of 2 weeks, and then he vanished lol. Never competed that year. The next, I tried it throughout the year, but again, with no coach, I only managed 8'0. A few other vaulters had told me to keep up with it, and that I would get it but I didn't listen and quit.After high school I was trying to find an event that I'd be competitive in College, and I came back to the vault in July of this year. It started off slow, with me not clearing anything past 8'. Fast forward to the end of November, and everything sorta clicked in a week training with a few clubs over the time span. I'm now eclipsing 13 feet, in the span of 6 months with a goal of 14'3 to qualify for indoor nationals. I think it's possible, but how should I go about this in regards to my progression? My goal is to get to 15'6 for outdoors.
Note: I actually posted this in the college section, probably wasn't the best place to post. I'm 5'4, 138, but very strong for my size. Right now I'm on a 12' 150 and 12' 145, gripping at 10'9. I'm not sure about standards.....
Any tips/advice would be GREATLY appreciated. Thank You!!!!!!
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Re: College Freshman- Moving Forward??
It sounds like your training has not been the most consistent until this point but I admire your goals. With that being said I think training consistently is the best advice that I can give you at this time. Other tips to consider as a collegiate vaulter are ways to go about training, technique, speed and strength are all crucial to the event. All aspects of the event must be trained consistently and keep in mind that going from 8' to 10' will be far easier than 10' to 12' or even you're goals of 14'3" to 15'6" feet. Not to be discouraged though. You will gain speed and strength as you continue to progress, but you cannot dismiss the consistency when you do not see immediate results; elites train years for inch PRs.
If you want further advice, post a video or the poles and grips you used to achieve your best marks so far, good luck moving forward! Don't give up.
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Videos | July 27, 2011
Unlocking Jupiter's Mysteries
NASA's Juno mission at Jupiter - unlocking the secrets of the solar system.
Transcript:In Roman mythology, which is of course is rooted from Greek mythology, Juno was the wife and sister goddess of Jupiter, and Jupiter was sort of being naughty with some friends so he cast a veil of clouds around himself and his friends. But of course Juno was a fairly powerful god herself and used her powers to look right through the clouds and see the true nature of Jupiter and understand what he was really up to. And that's exactly what the Juno spacecraft does for us, is that it goes there with special instruments and a special orbit and uses its powers to see right through Jupiter's clouds and understand its true nature, which is holding these secrets for us about how the solar system formed and where we all came from.
Juno spins like a propeller, where the propellers kind of facing the sun because they're all solar powered.
If you spin something, they stay spinning. It's like a gyroscope.
We can use a spinning spacecraft to let each instrument get its turn to see Jupiter. We get to go very close to the planet, inside the radiation belts instead of outside the radiation belts. We're in a polar orbit so by small adjustments of the timing we can map the entire planet; we can get repeated stripes at different longitudes as Jupiter spins underneath us.
It does mean that Juno is going to see the polar regions to a greater extent than with other spacecraft, but I think the most important thing is that it gets in very close to the planet as part of that ellipse. Brings it in a few thousand miles above those cloud tops, very close near the equator.
We're going to go over the poles of Jupiter. That means we can study the magnetosphere in a different way.
A magnetosphere is the sphere of influence of the magnetic field. So a planet that has a magnetic field has a magnetosphere when its sphere of influence extends beyond the planet out into space and affects the region around it.
The magnetosphere of Jupiter is vast. So if you think of Jupiter being ten times the size of the Earth and the magnetosphere is a hundred times the size of Jupiter.
I would expect Juno to tell us more about how planets work, meaning how the heat gets out, what kind of flows exist inside the body, how magnetic fields get generated, learning what Jupiter is made of. We will learn such a wide range of things. For indeed, Jupiter is the most massive planet in the solar system. It is the body you want to understand in order to understand the architecture of everything else, including Earth.


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Modern React event calendar
Use it in responsive mobile & desktop web apps and Ionic React projects
Responsive event calendar with month view, variable week view, range view and event listing.
Supporting one-time, recurring, all-day and multi-day events with pop-over and schedule listing capability. Use it for mobile, desktop and responsive websites.
Shipping with useful features for a refined UX, including:
- Usage on mobile and desktop with responsive features
- Single and multi-day events
- One-time and recurring events
- Daily, weekly, monthly and custom event schedules
- Month view, week view and range view
- Liquid layout with inline display mode
- Pop-over event listing or list view for schedule
- Multiple theme support
- RTL support
- Full localization
As part of Event calendar and scheduler it can be picked up with the Framework and Complete licenses or with the component license.
React Calendar
Calendar for React
Change the theme setting here
Change the language and localization settings here
Calendar - Mobile month view
Use the event calendar for mobile, desktop and everything in-between. The content perfectly fills the parent container or the mobile screen in full width. You can chooose to render an agenda-view below the calendar broken up into days ordered chronologically. For more ways to customize the agenda view check out this example.
Calendar - Desktop month view
Depending on the screen width the calendar seamlesly transforms into a desktop-view using the available space more intelligently. The main difference between the mobile and desktop rendering is how the day cells are laid out. People can now see on a glance how many events a day holds and by clicking on day the event list will show up in a pop-over.
Calendar - Responsive
The event calendar is fully responsive. It adapts to the available space and fills the screen to look good everywhere. While the you don't have to worry about the width the height can be manually adjusted with the
calendarHeight property.
Calendar - Events as labels
Events can be displayed a couple of different ways. Most of the time showing the event data inside and across the calendar cells is the way to go.
When configuring the
calendar object, you can set
labels: true. All of this happens under the
view setting.
Calendar - Compact daily schedule
Use a compact week calendar that you can place at the top of your screen and list a daily schedule below. The calendar view is configured with the
calendar object (take a look the previous example) while the agenda view is configured by the
eventList setting. For more details on the agenda view see this example.
Both are set up inside the
view setting.
Days with events are marked with a little dot and days without any events have a localized empty view. Btw. the components are completely localized. Go on and check out this example.
Calendar - Events in popover
Besides displaying event labels or listing them in an agenda view, you can have them show up in a pop-over. Set it up though the
calendar: {popover: true} object inside the
view setting.
Using the popover setting saves vertical space and provides a subtle cue to the user that there are events. A small dot will apear in day cells with events.
Calendar - Agenda view
Use the
eventList object, configurable inside the
view setting to render a scrollable schedule or agenda view.
type and
size can be set:
- day -
eventList: { type: 'day', size: 20 }can be configured for a single day or a range of days
- week -
eventList: { type: 'week', size: 3 }can be configured for a single week or a range
- month -
eventList: { type: 'month' }can be configured for a single month or a range
Calendar - Variable weeks
The calendar view supports variable weeks. Save space by only displaying one or two weeks or go for a full month where it makes sense.
Use the
weeks setting that expects a number of rows. The default is six weeks, but feel free to play around.
Calendar - Synchronized views
You can usually get away with using a single event calendar instance, but being able to use and synchronize multiple views can come in handy.
In this example we have a two-pane layout with a calendar view on the left and a large agenda view on the right. Because the default rendering of agenda below the calendar doesn't fit we'll be needing two instances.
The sync has to happen for both. The day view calls the
navigate method of the calendar in its
onPageChange event, while the calendar sets the day view with
navigate from its
onSetDate event.
Calendar - Marked, colored & labels
For additional information you can mark days with colored dots, add labels or completely color the background of the days. This offers means to add more information to the calendar that is valuable to users. Take a look at this example of marked days and description.
You can add these with
exact dates,
days of week,
days of month and
recurring dates.
When processing a lot of data you can load the marked days, labels, colors dynamically in the
onPageChange event.
Calendar - Switching views
Dynamically switch views within one calendar instance. Use a UI control to let users do the switching or do it programatically.
The example features a month view with full event schedule, a week view with a weekly schedule and daily event list. Use the
option method to dynamically change the settings.
Calendar - Events in agenda view
The calendar view ships with two methods for listing events. Either as event labels or in a pop-over. Besides these two the third way is to configure an event list under the view setting.
Configure the event list like this
view: {eventList: {type: 'month'}}.
Calendar - Custom event data
If you want to display complex event data, you can do it by passing HTML as the
text. This can be full fledged HTML with a layout, CSS, styling, emojis and so on.
When the events are renderend, instead of just plain text, the component will print the styled HTML markup. Besides that the layout, time will be kept the same as with plain text. If you have something completely different in mind, you can use the listview to render the events instead of relying on the event calendar agenda view. Psst... the listview supports slide gestures.
Calendar - Custom rendering with listview
While we have flexible event listing, sometimes you might need something entirely different. For those situations we have the listview.
You will be passing the events to the calendar like before, but the event listing will be handled externally. Use the Event API to query the events and create any layout you desire. The listview is super-useful to render anything that is a list and it event supports gestures, so you can do things like swipe away to remove an event. Try swiping the events left and right.
Calendar - Event properties
The event data structure for is straightforward with a couple of base properties that the component understands and uses to render the UI. Besides the base properties you can add any custom property, like location, description ...
text- Defines the event text. This can be plaintext or HTML
color- Defines the event color
start- Sets the start date and time for the event. It can be a date object, ISO date string or moment.js object
end- Sets the end date and time for the event. The same formats are supported as for
This is how a simple event looks like with a couple of extra properties:
{ text: 'Product planning', color: '#56ca70', start: new Date(2018, 11, 21, 13, 00), end: new Date(2018, 11, 21, 14, 00), busy: true, description: 'Weekly meeting with team', location: 'Office' }
Calendar - Supported date formats
The event calendar support multiple date types. The
colors and
labels objects all understand the different formats. Let's see how they look:
- JS date objects -
new Date(1995, 11, 17, 15, 24)
- ISO date strings -
- Moment.js objects -
moment([2018, 3, 27, 12, 15])
Calendar - Events from remote API
Data sources for the event calendar include inline data, you can load all events at once from an external resource or load data on demand. This example shows how to use an external API to load the data from. The same JSON format applies for the events, but it's base properties and optional fields. The previous demo shows what data format to follow. More information about the
data setting can be seen in the documentation.
Calendar - Loading events on demand
The calendar supports remote and local data sources. Besides that, events can be populated on initialization or loaded on demand. Getting the events in real time as the user navigates improves load performance and always serves the most recent data.
Use the
onPageLoading lifecycle event to load the data when needed.
Calendar - Events from Google calendar
Data can be loaded from any number of places. The idea is to load the data and make sure to convert it into a format that the event calendar understands. You can use base fields and add custom fields that you can then render with the help of templates.
You can show events coming from google calendars. In this example you'll see how you can load events from a public calendar using the
googleSDK. Make sure to set your
API key and
Client ID, that you can get from here.
Calendar - Add/delete event
The component renders event data that it gets from an API, however you can manually add and delete events in real time. The idea is to pass the event in the correct format, which means it needs a couple of base properties:
end- Defines the date and length of the event
text- Defines the lable for the event, which can be anything from text to something more complex like HTML
color- Defines the color of the event
allDay- Sets if the event is an all-day event or not
- everything else you would like - You can add any additional data that makes sense, like
After you have the
data object ready with the event data you can pass it to the
addEvent method.
While the event calendar doesn't ship with a built-in form for adding events, you can use the popup component along with inputs & fields to build the form you need.
Deleting events can be done just as simply by calling the
removeEvent method
Calendar - View/update event
This demo renders event data that it gets from an API, however you can update events. You can find and load the event by ID into a form and then pass it back to the calendar on Save. Edit the fields:
end- Defines the date and length of the event - Use the range picker
text- Defines the lable for the event, which can be anything from text to something more complex like HTML
color- Defines the color of the event - use the color picker
allDay- Sets if the event is an all-day event or not
- everything else you would like - You can add any additional data that makes sense, like
After you have the new
data object ready with the event data you can pass it to the calendar.
While the event calendar doesn't ship with a built-in form for adding/editing events, you can use the popup component along with inputs & fields to build the form you need.
Calendar - Theming capabilities
The look and feel of the event calendar can be deeply customized. There are four levels of customization:
- Base themes: Choose between
Android Materialand
- Light or dark: Every theme has a
darkvariant. Setting the
'auto'will switch based on system settings.
- Custom themes: Use the theme builder to customize the colors and make it match your brand.
- Custom CSS: If you need further customization, the sky is the limit with CSS overrides.
You can also see how every example looks by changing the theme from the header.
Calendar - Localization
The components are fully localized. In case of the event calendar this covers date and time format, button copy, rtl and more. You can see how each example shows up by clicking on the small flag icon or checking the examples below.
Calendar - Calendar systems
The event calendar supports multiple calendar systems. You can control it with the
calendarSystem setting, and it supports the following options:
- Gregorian - it is included by default
- Jalali - it is the default system of the Persian calendar and is inlcuded within the Farsi language pack
- Hijri - it is included in the Arabic language pack
Calendar - Lifecycle events
The event calendar ships with different hooks for deep customization. Events are triggered through the lifecycle of the component where you can tie in custom functionality and code.
While users interact with the UI events like
onLabelTap ... will be triggered.
Interact with the example and check the event log for the output.
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10 Free Things to Do in San Francisco
San Francisco For Budget Travellers
Even if you're visiting San Francisco on a low budget, you can enjoy the beautiful cityscapes, nature views, and rich culture. You can explore landmarks such as one of the world's most iconic Art Deco suspension bridges, and the functioning museum-cum-powerhouse of the world's last manually operated cable car system.
As one of America's most alluring cities, San Francisco offers vibrant cultural scenes. Make your way through downtown and discover a bit of the Far East in one of the country's oldest Chinatowns and its neighbouring Japantown. For contemporary street art, there's no better place in town to enjoy dazzling murals than Clarion Alley. Check out all the free things to do in San Francisco below, showing you that it's possible to experience some of the city's best on the cheap.
Golden Gate Bridge
The city's iconic landmark
- Budget
- Photo
San Francisco's unmissable icon is free to photograph and enjoy. There are many viewpoints from where you can take in views of the famous orange bridge. Among these are from the top of Hawk Hill, a peak that rises around 923-feet high in the Marin Headlands, and Battery Spencer, an old concrete artillery unit where you can climb to its top for high views. Occasional fogs at dusk or dawn can make the scenery truly magical. Even at night, you'll have spectacular views with the bridge subtly illuminated against the city lights.
Location: Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, CA, USA
Phone: +1 415-921-5858
Golden Gate Park
A beautiful and feature-filled urban oasis
- Families
- Budget
- Photo
San Francisco's Golden Gate Park is a vast green oasis that's filled with different highlights and features. Deep inside the gardens, you can find the tranquil space of its Japanese Tea Garden, complete with a torii, pagodas, and a moon bridge. The park is home to the California Academy of Sciences with its aquarium and planetarium, and the de Young Museum, which showcases American art and history collections. Families with kids can ride the carousel at the historical playground of the Koret Children's Quarter.
Location: 1000 John F Kennedy Dr, San Francisco, CA 94122, USA
Phone: +1 415-831-2700
Explore Chinatown and Japantown
Vibrant cultural encounters in the heart of San Francisco
- Shoppers
- History
- Photo
- Food
You can find one of America's oldest Chinatowns in the heart of San Francisco. Start off at the Dragon Gate, a landmark entrance to the town near Union Square. Further along the street and alleyways, you'll find a variety of shops and restaurants with dragon lampposts and calligraphy signposts. Just a 10-minute drive to the west, you'll find the cultural enclave of Japantown. It's where you can enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine, and shop for items that are made in Japan.
Location: Stockton St Tunnel, San Francisco, CA 94108, USA
Phone: +1 888-212-3203
photo by Dennis Jarvis (CC BY-SA 2.0) modified
See the Painted Ladies
Pretty Victorian houses in a row
- History
- Photo
These unique Victorian and Edwardian rowhouses near San Francisco's Alamo Square were built in the 19th and 20th centuries. They serve as one of the city's most unique landmarks, in addition to the Golden Gate Bridge. The row of houses has frequently served as a backdrop in TV and film, thanks to its charming look.
Location: Steiner St & Hayes St, San Francisco, CA 94117, United States
Phone: +1 415-218-0259
Twin Peaks
Some of the best viewpoints over San Francisco
- Couples
- Budget
- Photo
These viewpoints offer some of the best panoramas over San Francisco. The 2 hills of Twin Peaks rise about 1,000 feet above the city. You can easily see the Golden Gate Bridge in the distance, in front of the blue horizon of the Pacific, with the lush green outlines of the Golden Gate Park nearby. Around 10 minutes' drive east of Twin Peaks is Bernal Heights, where you can enjoy 360° views of the city from a different angle. It can be dramatic with the twinkling city lights at night, too.
Location: 501 Twin Peaks Blvd, San Francisco, CA 94114, USA
Phone: +1 415-831-2700
Cable Car Museum
Admire the history of the world's oldest cable car system
- Budget
- History
- Photo
Since 1873, San Francisco's cable car system has been taking visitors on fun sightseeing rides through the city. The Cable Car Museum on 1201 Mason Street in the Nob Hill neighbourhood is a great free spot to head to if you're interested in the history and the workings of the system. It's a working museum that showcases exhibits that explain the cable car system, with several old grip cars on display and the cable car power house nearby so that you can observe it at work from 2 viewing galleries.
Location: 1201 Mason St, San Francisco, CA 94108
Open: Daily from 10 am to 6 pm
Phone: +1 415-474-1887
Clarion Alley Murals
A rich gallery of street art and murals
- Budget
- Photo
This colourful neighbourhood between San Francisco's Mission Street and Valencia Street and 17th and 18th Streets offers a visual feast with its rich collection of street art and colourful murals. The block is well-known for its community and arts activities, run by a collective called the Clarion Alley Mural Project, which was formed in 1992 to spruce up the street views. Various talented artists were called to join and get involved, each contributing their strokes and designs to various wall sections. The result is an open-air art gallery that all can freely enjoy.
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With more cold weather moving into the area, a local cold shelter is bracing for more guests.
Serve City Chosen in Hamilton is expecting to reach capacity this weekend, as temperatures drop drastically.
The East Avenue shelter said it won't turn anyone away, although they're already at capacity for women's beds and near capacity for men.
Officials at the shelter said they'll do whatever they can to get the homeless indoors.
"There's a lot of people who may have a roof over their head, but they haven't paid utilities so there's no heat, no running water, that kind of thing, so folks like that are folks that maybe would opt to live outside or in somebody's garage, basement, but when it gets this cold they're going to have to find somewhere to stay in out of the extreme cold we have," said executive director Linda Kimble.
Kimble said the added guests would increase their always-present need for donations, which may be dropped off any time.


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Deans hopes to profit from Reds' success
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Wallabies boss Robbie Deans hopes his side can feed on the Reds' Super Rugby success © Getty Images
Nathan Sharpe talks to the media at the unveiling of the 2011 ARU Classic Wallabies Statesmen Australia's Rocky Elsom looks on during training Wallabies fly-half Matt Giteau looks to lead the line during training Australia's superstar fly-half Quade Cooper prepares for training James O'Connor stretches during training Kurtley Beale takes a drink during training The Wallabies in preparation for Sunday's Test against Samoa
Wallabies coach Robbie Deans is hoping that his side can use the Reds' Super Rugby Final victory as a springboard to greater success.
The Reds claimed the Super Rugby crown for the first time in the professional era with an 18-13 victory over the Crusaders at a sold-out Suncorp Stadium on Saturday night with a late try from scrum-half Will Genia proving the key to an historic triumph.
Deans rewarded 15 of Ewen McKenzie's players with a place in his 40-man squad for the Tri-Nations and wants the group as a hole to capitalise on a rare win for an Australian franchise.
"We've talked about the importance of momentum and taking the step of starting to win consistently. We haven't had a lot of recent success at Super Rugby level. So the step the Reds have taken is real and that belief will come forward with us,'' Deans told the Sydney Morning Herald.
The most surprising selection was that of 35-year-old Reds back-rower Radike Samo who returns to the international set-up after a seven-year absence. He is joined by two new faces in the form of Reds flanker Beau Robinson and hooker James Hanson while Waratahs lock Sitaleki Timani is also a newcomer.
"Until you've done it, you've got no idea," added Deans. "That was a great effort and we hope to run off that. There is a big overlap in people [in the squad], so there will inevitably be some carry from both campaigns. We're all in this together and when you get the same personnel to a large extent, invariably the shape of your game looks pretty similar as well because you want to bring what those players have to the floor.''
Deans was also buoyed by the Reds' gutsy showing against the Crusaders and believes it will also bolster their bid for Tri-Nations and World Cup glory. "'The Reds went toe to toe in the final and held up physically,'' he said. ''And that has been the element which has been lacking. To have that depth of belief and to get it done is a key, and sometimes those things aren't necessarily technical or tactical. Playing in the finals is great background for these blokes, and to have a large amount who have succeeded in that arena is invaluable.''
Wallabies squad:
Forwards: Ben Alexander (Brumbies), Ben Daley (Reds), Dave Dennis (Waratahs), Rocky Elsom (capt) (Brumbies), Saia Faingaa (Reds), James Hanson (Reds), Scott Higginbotham (Reds), Matt Hodgson (Western Force), James Horwill (Reds), Sekope Kepu (Waratahs), Salesi Ma'afu (Brumbies), Ben McCalman (Western Force), Stephen Moore (Brumbies), Dean Mumm (Waratahs), Wycliff Palu (Waratahs), David Pocock (Western Force), Tatafu Polota-Nau (Waratahs), Beau Robinson (Reds), Benn Robinson (Waratahs), Radike Samo (Reds), Nathan Sharpe (Western Force), Rob Simmons (Reds), James Slipper (Reds), Sitaleki Timani (Waratahs), Dan Vickerman (Waratahs)
Backs: Adam Ashley-Cooper (Waratahs), Kurtley Beale (Melbourne Rebels), Luke Burgess (Waratahs), Quade Cooper (Reds), Rod Davies (Reds), Anthony Faingaa (Reds), Will Genia (Reds), Mark Gerrard (Melbourne Rebels), Matt Giteau (Toulon), Digby Ioane (Reds), Pat McCabe (Brumbies), Luke Morahan (Reds), James O'Connor (Melbourne Rebels), Nick Phipps (Melbourne Rebels), Lachie Turner (Waratahs)
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Tax breaks proposed for Wyandanch Rising
The Babylon Town Industrial Development Agency has scheduled public hearings Tuesday on a plan to give tax breaks to the developer of two apartment buildings in Wyandanch, to assist with the area's redevelopment.
Albanese Organization Inc. of Garden City late next month is due to break ground on two buildings just north of the Long Island Rail Road station in Wyandanch. The buildings -- part of the town's Wyandanch Rising public-private redevelopment project -- are slated to have a combined 176 rental units and more than 37,000 square feet of retail space.
For the retail space in both buildings, the IDA is proposing a 75 percent abatement for the first five years, 50 percent for the next five years and a 25 percent abatement for the remainder of a 15-year deal.
The IDA would give the residential units in the first building a 73.5 percent abatement for 40 years, and for the second building a 69 percent abatement for 30 years.
Tax abatement on residential space is unusual for the IDA, said the agency's CEO, Robert Stricoff, but the abatements are tied to the affordable housing federal tax credits Albanese is receiving for the project. Filling the buildings is important to the area's revitalization, he said, which is expected to significantly improve property values and increase tax revenues for the town.
"It is very important to the IDA that these apartments are built and that the rents are working not only for the developer but for the community," Stricoff said.
The IDA estimates the abatements will save the company more than $22 million. Through a combination of federal tax credits, state subsidies, private capital and debt, Albanese is investing about $73 million in the project, said the company's executive vice president, George Aridas.
Affordable housing accounts for more than half of the units in both buildings, Aridas said, and those rents are tied to the median income for the area. For a one-bedroom affordable housing apartment, the rent is projected to be $955 to $1,154 per month, he said.
Aridas said the rents are capped and can only change when the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development reassesses the area. Last year, the median income for Suffolk County dropped, he said.
"If there was not an abatement you could not afford to operate the housing at the rents that are tied to the program," he said.
On the retail side, Aridas said keeping rents competitive will help attract the kind of tenants -- local service-oriented businesses -- that will be a good fit for the community, which in turn will invite more businesses to move to the area.
"That's the idea . . . to attract the people who want to be in a developing neighborhood like Wyandanch, who see that as the type of growing community where they want to have a foothold," he said. "Yes, we get the tax benefits to make the first and second buildings work. But that benefit just reverberates out."
The public hearings will be held at 9:15 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. at the IDA offices at 47 W. Main St. in Babylon Village.


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Washington, D.C. -- The need for federal legislation ending the slaughter of and providing safer transportation for American horses came to the forefront again last Tuesday, as we witnessed another horrific accident involving an overturned cattle trailer carrying 30 horses.
At around 6:00 am on May 18, 2010, Christopher Dobbin of Missouri fell asleep behind the wheel of a stock cattle trailer hauling horses bound for slaughter in Mexico to a temporary feedlot in Texas. Eleven of the 30 horses died as a result of the careless and inhumane transportation methods used by Dobbin, who was issued a reckless driving citation. This unfortunate accident underscores the desperate need for quick and thorough legislative action to end the slaughter of American horses and provide safer transportation for equines.
"This unfortunate incident is one more unwelcome reminder of the need for swift movement on federal legislation. Pending bills would require better treatment of animals being transported, provide safer roadways for drivers, and criminalize acts that lead to the slaughter of America's horses," said Christine Sequenzia, federal policy advisor, Animal Welfare Institute (AWI).
AWI is actively working to achieve passage of the Horse Transportation Safety Act (H.R. 305), sponsored by Congressmen Mark Kirk (R-IL) and Steve Cohen (D-TN). H.R. 305 was introduced as a response to several earlier horrific accidents, including one in Illinois involving 59 draft horses being hauled in a double deck cattle trailer, 13 of whom died as a result. The Horse Transportation Safety Act would ban the transportation of horses in double deck trailers designed for shorter-necked species.
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Author(s): Philippe Karam , and Dirk Muir
Publisher: INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
Publication Date: 22 May 2018
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5089/9781484357200.001
Keywords: Asia and Pacific, Australia, Dynamic stochastic general equilibrium; open economy macoeconomics; small open economy; open economy simulation, Dynamic stochastic general equilibrium, open economy macoeconomics, small open economy, open economy simulation, Forecasting and Simulation, Open Economy Macroeconomics, International Policy Coordination and Transmission
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