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Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) – Here's a weekly look at five of the SEC's top performers in Week 4 and who to watch in Week 5.
1. Jeremy Hill, RB, LSU – After an offseason arrest, Hill's status on LSU's team was put to a vote of his teammates. They voted him back on the team. His ability to rush for 183 yards and three touchdowns, as he did in a 35-21 win over Auburn last week, was undoubtedly a reason why.
No backfield is more crowded than the Tigers'. Saturday's performance earned Hill the SEC's offensive player of the week award and vaulted him to the top of LSU's rushing stats. It was Hill's second consecutive 100-yard game after being suspended for LSU's season opener.
LSU's ability to run the ball is not in dispute as the Tigers (4-0, 1-0) have rushed for 251, 293, 307 and 229 yards in their first four games. Hill has contributed 350 of those yards himself with six touchdowns while sharing the backfield with Terrence Magee and Kenny Hilliard, who have both led LSU in rushing in at least one game this year, and Alfred Blue who had 89 yards against TCU.
Hill is now the frontrunner of that stable of workhorses, which will be called on this week against Georgia and throughout the season to take pressure off quarterback Zach Mettenberger, who is starting to blossom but has a bit of a checkered past.
2. James Franklin, QB, Missouri – The key to Missouri's season is in Franklin's hands. Franklin had to earn his job as the starter back after working through injuries and inconsistent play last season, but he appears to be in top form in 2013.
Franklin threw for 343 yards and two touchdowns and ran for 61 yards and a touchdown in Missouri's 45-28 win over Indiana last week. After playing only three games, Franklin is currently fifth in passing yards among SEC quarterbacks. Missouri (3-0) has one more game before starting conference play against Vanderbilt, and if the Tigers are to make a bowl game after missing out last season, Franklin will be the reason why.
3. Dante Fowler, DL, Florida – One of the more reliable things this football season has to offer is Florida's juggernaut defense, which forced six turnovers against Tennessee.
Fowler forced two of those fumbles, recovered a fumble, and was named the SEC's defensive player of the week. He also was the only Florida player to record a sack in the 31-17 win.
The Gators (2-1, 1-0) have struggled on offense and will be without quarterback Jeff Driskel, who broke his leg (more on this below), but their defense has been steady and reliable, and shows no signs of letting up. Florida held Tennessee to 66 yards rushing and 220 total yards, and in their loss to Miami only allowed 50 rushing yards and 212 total yards.
Florida is second in total defense in the nation behind Michigan State, leads the SEC in scoring defense (19th nationally) and is No. 1 in the country on third down defense. The Gators' opponents are 7-of-37 on third down conversions, or .189 percent.
4. Aaron Murray, QB, Georgia – Perhaps overlooked in Georgia's 45-21 win over North Texas was Murray's 408 passing yards and four total touchdowns, because North Texas wasn't expected to put up as big a fight as it did.
Murray tossed three touchdown passes and spread the ball to nine receivers, which could almost describe any game Murray has played in. He also ran for 37 yards and a touchdown, which is a bit uncharacteristic.
The three touchdowns closed the gap between Murray and Danny Wuerffel for most touchdown passes in SEC history. Murray needs 13 touchdowns to pass the former Florida Heisman Trophy winner, and will likely get there before facing the Gators on Nov. 2.
Georgia is the opposite of Florida in that its defense is inconsistent and unreliable while the Bulldogs' offense is as steady as they come, and Murray is the reason for that. His play will assure Georgia will be in every game it plays.
5. Dak Prescott, QB, Mississippi State – The Bulldogs have a bit of a quarterback controversy on their hands. Prescott has been steady for Mississippi State (2-2, 0-1) after taking over when Tyler Russell suffered a concussion.
Russell was cleared to play last week, but Prescott played in the Bulldogs' 62-7 win over Troy. Prescott threw for 233 yards and ran for 53 and two touchdowns against the Trojans. Prior to that, he threw for 213 yards and ran for 133 and two touchdowns against Auburn. Those are numbers that can't be ignored, but Bulldogs coach Dan Mullen isn't swayed by them.
Mullen has stated that Russell will start against LSU, which is Mississippi State's next opponent following a bye week. Russell entered the season as the undisputed starter, but suffered a concussion in the season opener against Oklahoma State.
Prescott's dual-threat ability makes him a more dynamic player than Russell, but Russell was a more than capable leader for the 'Dogs last season. LSU isn't an ideal opponent for Russell to face after having not played for a month, and it isn't the type of team to attempt to resolve a controversy against.
1. Bo Wallace, QB, Ole Miss – Against Texas A&M, Alabama (3-0, 1-0) showed it has problems defending a quarterback who can run. Wallace might be able to capitalize on some of the same weakness Johnny Manziel exploited, if he can get help from running back Jeff Scott, who is averaging 110 rushing yards a game.
Tide coach Nick Saban said earlier this week that even though the Rebels (3-0, 1-0) run a spread and have a mobile quarterback, their offense is nothing like the Aggies'. And he's right. Wallace is not as prolific as Manziel as a passer or runner and the Rebels rely heavily on the running game.
Wallace gets most of his rushing yards on designed runs from the read option while Manziel gets most of his yards by scrambling on busted passing plays. The bad news for Ole Miss is Alabama has proven better able to stop their brand of offense than just about any other form of the spread.
In order to beat Alabama, Wallace will have to get the ground game going and play flawlessly when passing. He has thrown for 648 yards and four touchdowns with no interceptions and rushed for 120 yards and three touchdowns. He'll also need to stay away from safety Vinnie Sunseri, who has returned two interceptions for touchdowns this season.
2. Alex Collins/Johnathan Williams, RB, Arkansas – It is perhaps the biggest cliché in football that the best defense is a good offense, but when playing Texas A&M, nothing else rings more true.
It takes more than just good defense to stop the Aggies as Alabama found out two weeks ago. In their 49-42 win over Texas A&M, Alabama at one point scored 35 straight points and kept Johnny Manziel and his high-powered offense stifled. The biggest contribution to that effort was made by the Tide's offense, which was steady and methodical, and kept Manziel on the sideline.
Arkansas doesn't possess the type of defense that can be expected to stop the Aggies, so the best chance the Razorbacks (3-1) have is to play keep away and take advantage of A&M's own defensive weaknesses.
Collins is averaging 120 yards per game, and is ranked No. 14 nationally and second in the SEC. Williams is No. 31 nationally and No. 6 in the SEC with 104 yards per game. Arkansas will need to use both of them and capitalize on its ability to play ball control (the Razorbacks are No. 10 in the nation in time of possession) to try to keep the game manageable.
If the offense falters and A&M is allowed to open up a lead, Arkansas won't be able to overcome it.
3. Zach Mettenberger, QB, LSU – Passing efficiency is one of the most difficult stats to understand, but even if you aren't sure what it means, it's still a good barometer for determining a quarterback's success. Mettenberger is second in the SEC and sixth nationally in passing efficiency with a 193.6 mark.
The dominance of LSU's rushing game is not in dispute, but Mettenberger's evolution as a passer has turned the Tigers' offense into the total package, and they look like the most complete team in the SEC at this point.
Balance and efficiency will be of great importance against Georgia, which has similar ability on offense, but a much more susceptible defense than the Tigers (4-0, 1-0). Murray is the only SEC quarterback better than Mettenberger in passing efficiency (he's fourth nationally), and the Bulldogs have a running game just as good as LSU's. While Hill is averaging 117 yards per game, Georgia's Todd Gurley is gaining 125 per game, which leads the SEC.
Perhaps more surprising than anything is that even with LSU's prolific rushing attack, Mettenberger trails only Johnny Manziel in the SEC and is 10th nationally in touchdown passes with 10.
There is potential for this game to turn into a shootout. If that happens, Mettenberger will need to match Murray stride-for-stride. No matter how it turns out, Mettenberger will need to remain consistent against by far LSU's best opponent to date to come out on top.
4. Tyler Murphy, QB, Florida – Florida's defense is good enough that the Gators (2-1, 1-0) could probably punt on first down and still beat Kentucky (1-2, 1-1). That's good for Murphy, who will be making his first collegiate start.
Florida lost Jeff Driskel for the season when he broke his leg in the first quarter against Tennessee. Murphy came in and threw for 134 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 84 yards and another touchdown. Murphy won't be asked to do too much in Florida's offense other than protect the ball.
Driskel had problems with that at times, and even in his brief appearance against Tennessee, attempted six passes and had one of them intercepted. Florida's running game and defense are good enough that as long as Murphy doesn't turn the ball over, the Gators will have a chance to win every game they play, regardless of the opponent.
5. Taylor Bertolet/Josh Lambo, K, Texas A&M – It's utterly ridiculous that this even bears mentioning, but Texas A&M (3-1, 0-1) has a problem kicking PATs. Bertolet missed consecutive PATs wide left last week against SMU and Lambo was brought in to take over the job. On Lambo's first attempt, the holder dropped the ball and the kick hit a lineman in the head.
Aggies coach Kevin Sumlin then said the two would compete for the job. On the season, Bertolet is 23-for-26 on PAT attempts and 2-for-3 on field goals. Lambo is 1-for-2 on PATs and 1-for-1 on field goals, with all of his attempts coming against SMU.
Bertolet kicked and recovered a surprise onside kick against the Mustangs, but it isn't known if that will play into Sumlin's decision.
The Aggies' game against Arkansas might get ugly fast, and there could be plenty of PAT opportunities. It's possible the only interesting thing about the game will be to see who is doing the kicking and if he's doing it well.
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- What you'll do in this tutorial
- Step 1: Create an API proxy
- Step 2: Define API resources
- Step 3: Examine generated policies
- Step 4: Add an API product
- Step 5: Add a developer
- Step 6: Create an app and register the app with the API product
- Step 7: Test the VerifyAPIKey policy
- Step 8: Send the API key as a header
- Appendix: Retrieving and revoking the API key
It's important to protect your API from unauthorized access. One way to do that is to validate API keys (also called "public keys", "consumer keys" or "app keys").
The tutorial Create your API shows how to create your first API proxy. This tutorial shows you how to secure an API using the VerifyAPIKey policy.
In this tutorial, you create a new version of the API proxy to the Yahoo weather service that adds the VerifyAPIKey policy automatically to the API proxy when you create it. The advantage of creating a new version of the API proxy is that Apigee Edge creates all of the policies necessary to enforce API keys for you. If you have an existing API proxy and want to add API key validation, you can add those policies manually at any time.
Before you start, here is some information about API products, API keys, and apps.
The Relationship between organization, API products, apps, and API keys
Apigee Edge generates an API key for an app that is registered in an organization and is associated with an API product.
- An organization represents a container that holds all the objects in an Apigee account. The name of your organization is typically the API project name you provided when you signed up for an Apigee account.
- An API product is a bundle of API proxies combined with a service plan that sets limits on access to those APIs. API products are the central mechanism that Apigee Edge uses for authorization and access control to your APIs.
- An app is a client-side app that a developer registers with an API product. Registering the app with the API product generates the API key.
- An API key is a string with authorization information that a client-side app uses to access the resources exposed by the API product. The API key is generated when a registered app is associated with an API product.
Developers must provide this key in requests to your API's resources.
You enforce API key validation by applying the VerifyAPIKey policy (see Verify API Key policy). At runtime, that policy verifies the following:
- That the API key is valid
- That it hasn't been revoked
- That it matches the API key for the API product that exposes the requested resources
When an app makes a call to your API, the app must supply the correct key. If the key is valid, the call can access the resources exposed in the API product. If the key is invalid, it results in an authorization failure.
What you'll do in this tutorial
This tutorial shows you how to use the Apigee Edge management UI to create an API proxy and secure it using the VerifyAPIKey policy. In this tutorial, you add the VerifyAPIKey policy to the API proxy when you initially create the proxy. You can also add the VerifyAPIKey policy to an existing proxy.
For more information on API keys, see Secure APIs with API keys.
Step 1: Create an API proxy
Configure an API proxy for the Yahoo! Weather API. This repeats some of the same actions as in the tutorial Create your API. However, you'll also add security to your API proxy in this step.
- Login to https://enterprise.apigee.com.
- In the API Platform UI, select the APIs tab.
- Click (+) API Proxy.
- Make the following selections and entries in the New API Proxy page.
Field Value Description Choose your starting point Starting point radio button Existing Backend Service The API proxy will target an existing service accessible over the Internet. Backend Service URL http://weather.yahooapis.com The URL that the API Platform invokes on behalf of apps that call your API through the API proxy URL. This is the URL for the Yahoo! Weather API. Identify your API proxy Name weatherapikey The name displayed for your API Project Base Path /v1/weatherapikey The base path that the API platform uses to construct the API proxy URL. Apps will call this URL to invoke your API. 1 Description Yahoo weather proxy The description of the API. Add Features Secure with API Keys selected Adds API key-based authentication to your API proxy. When this option is selected, the Impose Quota per Developer option becomes selectable. Impose Quota per Developer selected Adds a policy that limits the number of request messages that can be submitted to your API proxy by an individual app over an interval of time. Publish API Product cleared When you select the Secure with API Keys option, the Publish API Product option is automatically selected. For the purposes of this tutorial, be sure to clear this option. Enable Direct Browser Access for Your API selected Enables CORS (cross-origin resource sharing) to allow a browser to make direct requests to another domain.
1 The API proxy URL is of the form http(s)://{org}-{env}.apigee.net/{base_path}, where {org} is your organization, {env} is the environment, and {base_path} is the root under which all services are provided by the API. You specify the base path (in this tutorial, /v1/weatherapikey) in the dialog. Apigee Edge then constructs the API proxy URL. So if your organization is myorg, and the environment is test, the constructed API proxy URL is http://myorg-test.apigee.net/v1/weatherapikey. Apps will call this URL to invoke the API.
The filled-in page should look like this:
- Click Build to save the entries you made in the page.
In response, you should see an acknowledgment that your new API proxy was successfully created and deployed in the 'test' environment.
- Click Close.
Learn more:
- Understanding APIs and API proxies
- Configure and deploy an API proxy (creating an API proxy programmatically)
Step 2: Define API resources
- In the management UI, select the APIs tab to display the API Proxies page.
- Click weatherapikey in the API Proxies table.
- In the Resources section, click the (+) Add Resource button.
- Enter the following values:
- Name: forecast
- Proxy Endpoint: default
- Verb: GET
- Path: /forecastrss
- Click the check icon in the Actions columns to validate the resource.
- Click Save.
The resource is added to the API proxy.
Learn more:
- Understanding APIs and API proxies
- Configure and deploy an API proxy (creating an API proxy programmatically)
Step 3: Examine generated policies
- Open the API Proxy Editor by clicking the Develop button in the details page for the weatherapikey API proxy.
- On the left side of the API Proxy Editor, select PreFlow under Proxy Endpoints > default to show the generated policies in the Policy Designer.
For more information on Flows and Endpoints, see Understanding APIs and API proxies.
Notice that three policies have already been added to your API proxy's request message flow:
|Policy Type
|Verify API Key
|Verifies the API key for an API product, returns an error if it is invalid, and if it is valid, looks up the attributes from the API product.
|Remove Query Param
|Modifies request messages in the API proxy flow. Here, the policy is used to prevent the API key from being sent to the backend URL.
|Add Quota
|Enforces a limit on the number of API calls made by apps over an interval of time.
Also notice what's been added for these policies to the API Proxy Editor:
- The policies are added to various views in the Proxy Editor.
- The policies are added to the list of policies in the Navigator view.
- The policies are added to the Designer view, which is a visual representation of your proxy's message flows.
- The XML for each policy is displayed in the Code view.
- The XML element and attribute values for each policy are displayed in the Property Inspector.
The VerifyAPIKey policy
The VerifyAPIKey policy validates API keys. Typically, you want API key validation to happen as soon as a request is received by your API proxy. The PreFlow is always the first flow to execute at an endpoint, and the ProxyEndpoint is the first endpoint in the request pipeline. Because the VerifyAPIKey policy is the first policy in the PreFlow, the API key will be validated by the policy as soon as it's received by the API proxy. With the policy in place, this means that a call to the API won't work unless it includes the appropriate API key.
Click the Verify API Key policy icon, and examine the XML for the policy in the Code view. You can also view the values for the policy's XML elements and attributes in the Property Inspector. Here's what you should see in the Property Inspector:
The XML for the policy should look something like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <VerifyAPIKey async="false" continueOnError="false" enabled="true" name="Verify-Api-Key"> <DisplayName>Verify API Key</DisplayName> <APIKey ref="request.queryparam.apikey"/> </VerifyAPIKey>
Note especially the ref parameter of the <APIKey> element, which identifies where the policy should check for the API key. API keys can be located in a query parameter, a form parameter, or an HTTP header. Apigee Edge provides a message variable for each type of location.
|Request variable
|Where expected key location is provided
|query parameter
|form parameter
In this case, the key is expected in a query parameter named apikey.
<apikey ref="request.queryparam.apikey" />
The AssignMessage policy
The next policy to be enforced in the PreFlow is an AssignMessage policy named Remove Query Param. It strips the verified API key from the outbound request to the backend service. Only the Apigee Edge security layer needs to be aware of the API key.
Examine the XML for the AssignMessage policy. Here's what you should see in the Property Inspector:
The XML for the policy should look like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <AssignMessage async="false" continueOnError="false" enabled="true" name="Remove-Query-Param"> <DisplayName>Remove Query Param</DisplayName> <Remove> <QueryParams> <QueryParam name="apikey"/> </QueryParams> </Remove> <IgnoreUnresolvedVariables>true</IgnoreUnresolvedVariables> <AssignTo createNew="false" transport="http" type="request"/> </AssignMessage>
The AssignMessage policy defines a set of elements that perform actions such as populating or modifying HTTP headers, query parameters, and XML or JSON payload content. For example, the AssignMessage policy above uses a <Remove> element to remove the query parameter named apikey from the HTTP request message attached to the flow.
An AssignMessage policy is named that way because the policy requires a message to be 'assigned' as a variable. By assigning a message to a variable, you make the message available to the message flow. Other policies in the flow can then access the variable's content.
For example, the following creates an HTTP message and assigns it to a variable named Request.
<AssignTo createNew="true" transport="http" type="request">Request</AssignTo>
The type value indicates the type of the message: request or response.
If the createNew parameter is set to false, as it is in the following <AssignTo> element, no variable is created.
<AssignTo createNew="false" transport="http" type="request"></AssignTo>
However, in this case, you can use the AssignMessage policy to modify the request or response message where the policy is attached.
The Quota policy
The final policy in the PreFlow is a Quota policy named Add Quota. It enforces a limit on the number of API calls made by apps over an interval of time. The limit is set in the API product. For example, you may want to limit apps to 1 request per minute, or to 10,000 requests per month.
Examine the XML for the Quota. Here's what you should see in the Property Inspector:
The XML for the policy should look like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <Quota async="false" continueOnError="false" enabled="true" name="Add-Quota"> <DisplayName>Add Quota</DisplayName> <Allow countRef="verifyapikey.Verify-Api-Key.apiproduct.developer.quota.limit" count="2000"/> <Interval ref="verifyapikey.Verify-Api-Key.apiproduct.developer.quota.interval">1</Interval> <Distributed>true</Distributed> <Synchronous>true</Synchronous> <TimeUnit ref="verifyapikey.Verify-Api-Key.apiproduct.developer.quota.timeunit">month</TimeUnit> </Quota>
The Quota policy sets values for the maximum count of messages for the quota (2000), the time interval (1), and the time unit (month). The policy also references variables that are populated by Apigee Edge when the VerifyAPIKey policy is enforced. These values take precedence over the values set in the policy. For example, the following specifies a maximum message count for the quota based on the limit set in the API product that is used in validating the request:
<Allow countRef="verifyapikey.Verify-Api-Key.apiproduct.developer.quota.limit" count="5000"/>
Learn more:
Step 4: Add an API product
An API product is a collection of API resources combined with a service plan and presented to developers as a bundle. The product can also include some metadata specific to your business for monitoring or analytics.
API products are also the central mechanism for authorization and access control to your APIs. API keys are provisioned for API products. An API key is generated when a registered app is associated with an API product. After you create an API product you associate it with an app to generate the API key.
- In the management UI, click the Publish tab, then Products.
- Click (+) Product.
- Enter or select the following in the Add Product dialog fields:
Field Value Display Name Free API Product Description Free API Product Environment test Access Internal only Key approval type Automatic
(the API key is automatically approved after it has been generated)
Quota 10 requests per hour
(limits the number of requests to 10 per hour)
Allowed Oauth Scopes Read
The filled-in dialog should look like this:
- In the Resources section, choose:
- API Proxy: weatherapikey
- Revision: 1
- Resource Path: /forecastrss**
- Click Import Resource. The resource path is added, and the weatherapikey API proxy is automatically added to the API Proxies for Product section.
- Click Save.
Your new product is listed on the Products page.
Learn more: Creating API products
Step 5: Add a developer
Before an API key can be generated, you need to add an app and associate it with an API product. However, you can't create an app without a developer, so you need to have at least one developer registered in your organization.
If you have a public API product that developers can sign up for through a portal, developers can register themselves. However, for the purposes of the tutorial, you don't have a developer portal. You add a developer directly in the management UI.
- In the management UI, click the Publish tab, then Developers.
- Click (+) Developer.
- In the New Developer dialog, enter the following values:
- First Name: Jane
- Last Name: Tutorial
- Email address: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Click Save.
The new developer appears in the list of developers on the Developers page.
Learn more: Adding developers to your organization
Step 6: Create an app and register the app with the API product
Now that you have an API product and a developer you can create an app and register the app with the API product. You register the app to generate an API key for your API products. You can then distribute the key to app developers so they can access the features in the API products from the app.
You create and register an app in the management UI.
- In the API Platform UI, click the Publish tab, then Developer Apps.
- Click (+) Developer App.
- In the Add an App dialog, enter the following values:
- Display Name: Weather API Key App
- Developer: Jane Tutorial (firstname.lastname@example.com)
- Callback URL: login.weatherapp.com
- Associate the app with a product: In the Products section, click + Product, select Free API Product, and click the check mark icon to accept the changes.
- Click Save.
The new app appears in the list of apps on the Developer Apps page.
- Select Weather API Key App in the list of apps. This opens the details page for the app.
- Because you selected Key Approval Type: Automatic in a previous step, the API key is automatically approved and you can view it immediately. (If you had selected Approval Type: Manual, you would need to click Approve in the Actions column for Free API Product to approve the API key.)
- Click Weather API Key App in the Developer Apps list to view the app details.
- In the Products section, next to the entry for Free API Product, click Show in the Consumer Key and Consumer Secret columns to display the generated keys.
The Consumer Key is another name for the API key and is the only key an app needs to access the forecast resource through your API proxy . The Consumer Secret is needed (along with the Consumer Key) in securing an API through OAuth 2.0. See, for example, Secure APIs with OAuth 2.0: client credentials.
Learn more: Registering apps.
Step 7: Test the VerifyAPIKey policy
To ensure that the VerifyAPIKey policy is working correctly, you need to test it by making a call to the API proxy with a valid API key. You can request the API proxy in a browser, from the Trace page of the API proxy, from the Apigee Console, or by using cURL. The URL to request is in the form:
Substitute your Apigee organization name for {org-name} and the correct Consumer Key value.
If you omit the API key from the request, or specify an invalid key value, you will receive an error response in the form:
{"fault":{"faultstring":"Failed to resolve API Key variable null","detail":{"errorcode":"steps.oauth.v2.FailedToResolveAPIKey"}}}
To use a browser:
- Enter the URL in a browser window.
To use the Trace page:
- In management UI, click the APIs tab. If the API Platform page is not open, click here.
- Click weatherapikey in the API Proxies table.
- On the weatherapikey detail page, click the Trace button to access the Trace page.
- On the Trace page, choose the test environment.
- Click Start Trace Session.
- Request your API.
You can then use the Trace page to examine each part of the request and response.
To use the Apigee Console:
- From the Trace page, click Send with the Apigee Console, just below the Send button in the Send Requests area of the Trace page.
The console appears in another browser window.
- Enter the URL of your API.
- Click Send.
- Switch back to the Trace page to see the trace.
- Enter the HTTP verb and URL for the weather forecast resource, and provide the API key. (You can also enter the URL for the API desired resource, without the GET verb, in your favorite browser.)
To use cURL:
Install cURL.
The cURL tool is a convenient way to submit URL-based commands from a command line.
Use cURL to request the URL:
curl "http://myorg-test.apigee.net/v1/weatherapikey/forecastrss?w=12797282&apikey=bagW9lvG8dX4ooUC5wcqW4PP1KZX5jPQ"
Step 8: Send the API key as a header
The default configuration of the VerifyAPIKey policy in your API proxy specifies to send the API key as a query parameter. In this step, you modify the policy to send the API key as a header instead.
- In the management UI, select the APIs tab to display the API Proxies page.
- Click weatherapikey in the API Proxies table.
- On the weatherapikey detail page, click the Develop button to open the API Proxy Editor.
- On the left side of the API Proxy Editor, select PreFlow under Proxy Endpoints > default to show the policies in the Policy Designer.
- Select the Verify API Key policy in the request.
- Change the ref value of the <APIKey> element to request.header.apikey.
<APIKey ref="request.header.apikey"/>
This value specifies that the API key is passed in a header named apikey.
- Click Save.
- Click the Trace button to access the Trace page.
- Open the Apigee Console by clicking Send with the Apigee Console, just below the Send button in the Send Requests area of the Trace page.
- Enter the URL of your API, but omit the apikey query parameter.
- Click Headers, just below the URL.
- Add a header named apikey, with a value of the API key.
- Click Send.
Appendix: Retrieving and revoking the API key
As an admin for your organization, you can retrieve the API key for an app. You can also revoke an API key for an app. You might need to revoke an API key if you find a serious error in an API resource. When you revoking an API key, it blocks access to the associated API product, and all apps that are assigned that key can no longer access the resources exposed by that API product. If there are problems with those resources, revoking the key can prevent errors in your developers' applications.
To retrieve an API key:
- In the management UI, click the Publish tab, then Developer Apps.
- In the Developer Apps page, select the app (for example, Weather API Key App).
This displays the details page for the app. The keys appear when you click Show in the Consumer Key and Consumer Secret columns.
To revoke an API key:
- In the management UI, click the Publish tab, then Developer Apps.
- On the Developer Apps page, select the app (for example, Weather API Key App).
- Click Edit to modify the developer app, and in the Products section of the page, click Revoke in the Actions column.
After you revoke the API key, 'Revoke' changes to 'Approve' in the Actions column. If you click Approve, it makes the API key available again to the app.
If you click Remove in the Actions column, it removes the API product from the app.
Learn more: Registering apps
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Reviews by tewaris:
3.33/5 rDev -27.8%
Batch # 1 poured into a New Belgium balloon. Thanks Frank!
Jet black with a sheet of dark brown bubbles for the head. Hardly any lacing but the beer itself clings to the glass sip upon sip. Certainly "strong" looking.
Aroma is mostly vanilla and bourbon. Some alcohol here and there, nothing fusel though. Taste is signature -bal stout: slightly sweet with notes of vanilla, slightly acidic with a powerful roasty and woody finish and lingering roast on the palate. While not a coffee stout, the aftertaste is very close to chewing on a roasted coffee bean.
Certainly warming in its strength with a medium body among similar examples. The carbonation is too high for my liking. Another flaw, in my opinion, is the excessive wood. Whisky sits in a barrel to get mellow; the effect of barrels on this beer seems to be the exact opposite. Not that I mind an intense beer but Parabola sometimes feels like wood and vanilla, and nothing more.
4, 3.5, 3.5, 2.5, 3
11-19-2011 05:24:45 | More by tewaris
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New York
4.85/5 rDev +5.2%
05/14/13 On tap at Rattle n Hum, NYC. 2013 vintage. The first sip is like an innocent kiss & then it's too late. You find you have a tiger by the tail...or should I say it's got you. There's so much going on in the glass it's difficult to home in on where to start. Each sip is different from the last & they are spiraling upwards until you reach a plateau of familiarity that has simplified all the complexities of aroma & flavors that make up this admirable brew & you start to feel at home & very comfortable.
Not for the faint of heart (or anyone driving). I found myself sipping at a leisurely pace for 1) enjoyment 2) preservation of the potion, as it's a rare find & 3) self preservation. The 12.5% ABV, although present in every sip, never let's on that this is for adults only. Think of it as an encounter on a plane trip, sitting next to some extremely attractive & engaging person & your smitten. It's a short lived experience & most likely once in a lifetime. Because of that, all feelings are multiplied & enhanced, in memory, by distance from the moment.
Do yourself a big, big flavor favor & make some time for this indulgence. If you do I guarantee your self esteem will improve based on that decision alone.
08-08-2014 15:46:30 | More by seedyone
4.75/5 rDev +3%
11-29-2013 20:44:29 | More by aszatk01
4.5/5 rDev -2.4%
07-01-2013 03:51:17 | More by DanGeo
4.81/5 rDev +4.3%
Excellent beer.
A: Very dark brown, not much head.
S: Good bourbon/vanilla aroma.
M: Great mouthfeel. Pretty smooth finish.
T: Lots of caramel flavor.
O: I want more.
Drank at a bottle share alongside Black Xantas and KBS. Parabola definitely holds up next to these beers even though I think KBS edges it out slightly. I enjoyed the info on the label and was surprised how high the IBUs are for not seeming too hoppy. Definitely recommend if you like BA stouts or Imperial Stouts.
07-14-2014 02:32:52 | More by Smokesnotes
5/5 rDev +8.5%
Amazingly balanced hefty stout, at a great price.
The first time I had this one, 2011, I walked into a BevMo to buy two beers for myself to drink during a house party...and got 2 bottles of this, thinking "meh, cheap burly Stout, that'll do great for the night" not knowing at all what I had.
Half way through the night, I'm completely trashed off both bottles wondering what this was and why it tasted so amazing, and when did Firestone get so good when I only remember the DBA being boring before!? This really turned me onto them, and I keep an eye out for any in the Reserve Series (Abacus/Sucaba is great, too).
Anyway. Now I always buy the max, and I have at least 2-3 of each vintage since then in my cellar.
Dark, rich, not much carbonation, chocolate and bourbon notes, lots of roasted malts...just about everything I want in a stout.
Can't wait for the 2014 release, so I can keep the cycle going.
08-08-2013 21:40:22 | More by steenkampa
4.6/5 rDev -0.2%
Thanks to the numerous BA's who sent me some bottles of this; I've put it off for way too long. It pours an extremely dark brown color that might as well be called jet-black as it sits, motionless in the glass. A light-mocha colored head plumes up and shows excellent retention; it lasts for days and leaves nice lace spots behind as it slowly recedes down the glass.
The aroma is magnificent; lots and lots of bourbon that's mellowed out by a deep onset of wood and oak. Plentiful amounts of chocolate graze the top of the booze; sweet, creamy and delicate, like a molten mocha cake. Mild hints of vanilla ride over the top of everything, most likely an induction of the barrel itself.
A nice, underlying blanket of roasted malts gives a solid base upon which everything else seems to stand, although the bourbon is strong enough that it may not even need a "base". Parabola has a very large aroma; its potency outright is surely something to behold, and if nothing else, it tells you that this is gonna be one hell of a beer.
Wow. One sip in, and color me impressed. Incredibly smooth, silky, and soft on the palate with just a light tingle of carbonation as the bourbon-heavy brew slips across my palate. The "first and foremost" flavor would be the monumental heaps of chocolate that assault my palate. Deep, dense, dark, bittersweet, and creamy fudge-y chocolate cascades over my senses, clashing with smaller pips of vanilla to create an almost dessert-like delicacy with each sip.
Make no mistake about it, though, the bourbon and oak are as heavy as can be. Soft, warming bourbon entrances every sip just as well, showing the huge robustness of the brew and sending a permanent warmth from the back of your tongue to your belly. Not "hot", but pretty warm, while still remaining smooth thanks to the blunting efforts of the creamy chocolate and the oatmeal.
The aftertaste also contains a bit of bourbon and lots of oak; almost enough oak to call the finish "dry", but falling just shy of this mark. The malts open up a bit more with time, adding more complex notes of burnt caramel and maybe even a touch of sweet maple syrup in the finish. The dominant chocolate and bourbon notes still reign supreme, making this beer like an "adults only" dessert that would be fit for a king.
Well, it's taken me long enough to finally try Parabola, and now that I have, I'll be sure to nab up as much as possible each year that it comes out. Being from Southeast Michigan, some might say we're spoiled with "big" stouts; BCBS, KBS, Black Note, etc... But I'd put Parabola RIGHT up with those brews, and possibly even ahead of a few. So what the hell are you complaining about West Coasters?? This stuff is amazing.
07-01-2013 03:01:22 | More by tectactoe
4.25/5 rDev -7.8%
06-02-2012 03:32:29 | More by DavyJones
4.75/5 rDev +3%
12-31-2013 00:58:32 | More by OhioBobcat
4.75/5 rDev +3%
11-27-2013 19:34:22 | More by jono0101
5/5 rDev +8.5%
02-14-2014 01:36:08 | More by brownbeer
5/5 rDev +8.5%
06-22-2012 17:29:21 | More by abeerdude
4.25/5 rDev -7.8%
06-12-2013 01:08:05 | More by Schlais
5/5 rDev +8.5%
06-14-2014 05:56:24 | More by Spaten454
4.25/5 rDev -7.8%
06-05-2013 19:46:52 | More by Dabeel
4.63/5 rDev +0.4%
poured from bottle into a snifter.
A: Poured black almost oily with very little head. Some lacing on the glass.
S: sweet with hints of oak and coffee.
T: Initially strong dark fruit/raisin flavors. As the beer warmed up a bit I got dark chocolate, roasted coffee and hints of vanilla. Amazing complexity and drinkability as the beer opened up.
M: The colder it was the more syrupy sweet it stuck in my mouth, almost cloying. As the beer warmed up it become much smoother.
Overall great beer, wish I could get my hands on another bottle.
11-27-2011 08:04:42 | More by poibag808
4.5/5 rDev -2.4%
07-21-2013 20:46:18 | More by SanFranJake
4.75/5 rDev +3%
03-03-2014 20:30:14 | More by delaced21
New York
5/5 rDev +8.5%
A - Dark as night, absolutely viscous appearance. Very minimal head with strong lacing on the glass.
S - Chocolate, bourbon, vanilla, dark fruits, coffee, oak. You can barely smell the alcohol.
T - Sweet roasted malts and chocolate up front. On the back coffee, toffee, caramel, and vanilla. You can barely taste the bourbon.
M - Very good smooth feel. A lot softer then I would have guessed. Just like velvet.
O - Wow, that was the first word that came to mind after the first sip. This beer is as close as excellence can get in my opinion. By far the best beer for me this year and definitely in my top 5 all-time. Thank god I have one more bottle aging!
07-25-2011 20:15:55 | More by SkiBum22
4.75/5 rDev +3%
05-19-2014 21:16:42 | More by RebeccaMB
4.25/5 rDev -7.8%
04-06-2014 03:47:28 | More by BubalooBrewMaster
5/5 rDev +8.5%
02-18-2012 17:00:16 | More by bdkucharski
5/5 rDev +8.5%
01-01-2014 22:00:49 | More by Ben7773
4.78/5 rDev +3.7%
A: a dark mocha pour, very little visible carbonation and an thin tan head.
S: certainly hints of chocolate and vanilla at first with some lingering notes of caramel, malts, and bourbon to round out an absolutely delicious smelling beer.
T: YUM. similar to the smell there was an immediate blast of chocolate and bourbon while undertones of vanilla and toffee took some time to develop.
MF/D: definitely could've drunk the bottle by myself if it were my own (and it wasn't 13%). went down fairly smooth, though some lingering IBU's tickled my tongue. could feel the ABV at the end of my 8oz pour.
03-01-2011 15:31:54 | More by newk340
4.75/5 rDev +3%
04-03-2013 16:04:19 | More by bulldogg915
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There is a simple joy in having the chance to get out and do a relaxing ride, where there is no need to rush here or there afterwards. Every once and a while I get one of those rides. Sometimes exploring trail alone is a good thing too. Soft pedaling when you want to, stopping at anytime just because and riding singletrack that dont always make the must-do list are possibilities when there is only one rider making those choices.
I love riding with friends as well, especially folks Ive met over the years who live out of town and swing in to enjoy my home trail from time to time. Ive always enjoyed those friendships. The other day, some of those mountain bike maniacs had already completed their ride, would be waiting in their campsite at Levis Mound when I returned. Awesome! It would be a chance to catch up on things, talk bikes and trails and anything that filters in to the conversation.
Lloyd is a kingpin behind the fantastic trails at Nicolet Roche-one of the most unique places in Wisconsin near Langlade. Glacial till has left behind giant boulders for them to work with. The trail winds through around and over these van size beasts and makes for a challenging ride.
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Also at my post ride gathering was Butch, another trail building instigator (and monster fat bike rider) from Lake Geneva. Ive not ridden there is a long time, but knowing Butchs skills, the trail will be anything but easy.
Another Steve occupies the third lawn chair around the campfire. A Medford native via Arizona and a guy who probably rides more trail than anyone I know. I think his life revolves around toting his bikes around in his pick-up, seeking out the closest trail his rig may be traveling by. Luckily, the aging pick-up swings by the Levis trails frequently. Hes also a trail builder and has worked hard to get riding opportunities in the Medford area-no easy task when working with county, state and national forest land managers.
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Steve Meurett lives, works and plays in West Central Wisconsin and spends about every free moment outdoors where his passions lie. His outdoor interests take him on and off trail, pursuing mountain biking and skinny skiing, photography and hunting, while keeping an eye on wild mushrooms and the next fruit for craft wine. Steve is the Trail Director at The Levis Mound Trail System and member of the Clark County Trails Advisory Committee. He resides, teaches and is a photographer in Neillsville. Steve can be reached at email@example.com.


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The Chief of The Los Angeles Police Department sent word to the force Friday that he's serious about a review and examination of the department's policies and practices in the tragic aftermath of the Christopher Dorner case.
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Watford's FA Cup Third Round clash against Premier League champions Manchester City has not been selected for TV coverage but the Hornets will be on Sky Sports when they take on Crystal Palace in February.
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A parent reminded me that I had not yet re-addressed the temperaments from the January 2011 Awareness, so let's begin with how to recognize them. Often, the archetypal characters in "Winnie the Pooh" are used as models. Pooh is phlegmatic with his calm demeanor and overall preoccupation with eating, comfort, and rest. Eeyor and Piglet represent the melancholic temperament with their "Everything is going wrong…again," and "The sky is falling!" attitudes. Tigger is of the sanguine temperament--optimistic, fun, happy-go-lucky, and chatty! Rabbit is the choleric with his passionate leadership qualities, his fiery personality, and his proclivity toward anger.
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Remember Winnie the Pooh and Rabbit? As promised, we are wrapping up our in-depth look at the temperaments with discussion of the choleric and the phlegmatic.·Using Betty Staley's chapters on the temperaments in Between Form and Freedom: A Practical Guide to the Teenage Years (easy to find online and through Hawthorn Press), we will gain insights into recognizing and raising the phlegmatic child and the choleric child...
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As in infancy, when organs and hormones are developing, our students have so much growth occurring every year and often every month it seems, as their toes poke through the sandals they loved so much just a short time ago (or so it seems to those of us who buy the shoes). Arms and legs are so sturdy and coordinated during their 5th grade year and into their 6th grade year. I believe it is a tribute to our curriculum and especially our spacial dynamicsTM program (that is, Ms. Cripps!) that AWS adolescents I observe successfully cope with their changing bodies and turn into human beings with grace, poise and beauty...
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"Howard Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences gained credibility in the 1980s, but Steiner's Waldorf curriculum had already put the gist of that theory into practice by 1920! Students learn in different ways. It's not rocket science and yet, most common educational methods ignore this basic premise. What Steiner knew was that DOING was the key to learning..."
Announcing the opening of…Gerda's Gallery
"In honor of our AWeSome Benefactress, Gerda Carmichael, graduate of Manhattan's Rudolf Steiner School and grandparent of 5th grader Lucia, AWS is dedicating a new space to display students' artwork. Faculty and Staff will nominate outstanding artwork to be displayed in the preschool hallway..."
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"When I speak to people about the wisdom of Waldorf education, I am struck by its timelessness. I often say that things are different here at the Waldorf school because we know what we are doing, the curriculum is set and was built around the development of the healthy child, and it's been practiced and honed to a fine art over 92 years."
"For three weeks in November, AWS will, for the fifth consecutive year, host a student of the American Eurythmy School in California. Student Karen Robertson is completing her practicum for Euruythmy Certification here, which means that AWS students will get to experience this unique Waldorf art form!"
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"...Dispelling the myth that Waldorf students in the young primary grades are not taught to read is one of my favorite things to take on, ranking right up there with the differences between Waldorf and Montessori schools! It was, however, a real pleasure to have Dr. Ernest, a local professor of child psychology (UAB), and parent of AWS kindergartner Sam and first grader John, plead our case for a change!..."
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"No, Mr. Huck hasn't been here longer than Ms. Powell, but he is an AWS 15-year veteran, armed with a great sense of humor, and loved by all children who come under his watchful and loving care...And yes, he is the Guest of Honor at our 2012 gala appropriately named the April Fool's Day Fiesta! Save the date!..."


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