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Zend Framework: Zend_Controller_Plugin_ErrorHandler Component Proposal
Proposed Component Name
Developer Notes
Ralph Schindler
1.1 - 29 April 2007 (wiki revision: 10)
Table of Contents
1. Overview
2. References
3. Component Requirements, Constraints, and Acceptance Criteria
4. Dependencies on Other Framework Components
5. Theory of Operation
6. Milestones / Tasks
7. Class Index
8. Use Cases
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This component is an option easy to use error handler. Only available to ZF > 9.2 since postDispatch() hooks can now run even after an action controller exception. Simple component, see code below.
This component is an option easy to use error handler. Only available to ZF > 9.2 since postDispatch() hooks can now run even after an action controller exception.
Simple component, see code below.
9. Class Skeletons
Apr 29, 2007

I think including something like this by default will greatly simplify the lives of community members--a one-line solution rather than repeatedly pasting code or directing people to URLs. It could be included in the documentation to preemptively catch this kind of case.

Some small typos in your use cases, Ralph:

class ErrorController extends Zend_Controller_Action

Apr 29, 2007

Matthew,

I fixed the copy/paste error i had, as well as combined the code into UC1 as its really just a single use case.. again, bad copy paste <ac:emoticon ac:name="wink" />

Thanks for the input.. I think this optional component does indeed simplify the lives of people looking for an out-of-the-box solution whereas all they need to do is write an error controller, which arguably is part of the stack of components needed in error/exception handling anyway.

Apr 30, 2007

Oh, it looks like I was confused about the purpose of the ErrorController. <ac:emoticon ac:name="smile" />

Apr 29, 2007

Hi Ralph

Indeed, it would make life a lot easier.

The only real issue I have with the constants is that it seems to add more complexity/abstraction to the error handling. If an exception of type 'Zend_Controller_Dispatcher_Exception' has been thrown, then why not use that in the switch case of the error handler?

Could I suggest that the exception is passed to the error handler, and then in the preDispatch() method of the ErrorController that the pre-processing is done? E.g.

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public function preDispatch()
$request = $this->getRequest();
$error = $request->getParam('error');
switch (get_class($error))Unknown macro: { case 'Zend_Controller_Dispatcher_Exception'}
public function notfoundAction()Unknown macro: { // Page not found error }
public function applicationAction()Unknown macro: { // Application error }

The advantage in this would be that application/logic errors can also be handled here as well as routing errors (privilege errors, timeout errors, etc...) without too much trouble and no subclassing needed.

Apr 30, 2007

Hey Simon,

Your above code is indeed possible as is.. One of the conveniences of this proposal is that the topmost exception in the stack is returned by defining it as a request parameter 'error_exception'.

My only argument for the abstraction is that currently, if you use Zend_Controller out the box, there is a good chance that you will never actually see a class with the name 'Dispatcher' in it. That being said, by throwing Zend_Controller_Dispatcher_Exception, we are implying that users must know whats going on inside the controller.

This layer of simple abstraction creates a facade for those who wish not to know whats really going on under the hood, but allows them to concentrate on the two most common exceptions that might be thrown from the controller stack.

But like I said, you can do it either way <ac:emoticon ac:name="wink" />

Thoughts?

BTW, I really do like your way of handling the ErrorController in the Users Action Controller by modifying the request in preDispatch(), I dont use that hook nearly enough. Thanks.

May 02, 2007

I don't see that exposing developers to this kind of exception is a bad thing. But then again I'm also mindful that simplicity is also to be encouraged... Ouch, you get splinters sitting on the fence! LOL. Anyway, I'm sticking with using exceptions as-is for the sake of less 'overhead'.

BTW, the preDispatch() method is a no-go. I just tried it in development on a site and it ended in an infinite loop. I'll have to work out why, but using the init() method ends up being just as good.

May 01, 2007

I have tried this but if you use a bad controller name the handler is not called as postDispatch is not called in this case but dispatchLoopShutdown() is.

May 01, 2007

Douglas, what version of the Zend Framework are you using? If you are not using the absolute most recent .9.2 (i think) then this will not work. This type of error handler was only possible since the change Matthew made to the dispatcher that allows postDispatch() to be notified even if an exception was thrown elsewhere. (see the first note in overview)

dispatchLoopShutdown() does not give you the opportunity to forward to new actions, which is exactly why I pushed to allow postDispatch() notifications to happen even when exceptions where thrown elsewhere... so we could have an error handler like this <ac:emoticon ac:name="smile" />

May 08, 2007

I have updated the above code to account for missing error handlers. After it reaches three passes of the loop after being non-dispatchable (file exists, but no action), then it will turn exceptions on and throw a major exception.

I have this code in a working environment.

In the example error handler, APPLICTION_STATE is something that is defined in my bootstrap file. It gets set by the SetEnv apache directive. This allows me to be able to deploy the same exact code setup from development to production, where the production machine does not have the

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SetEnv APPLICTION_STATE development

and in my bootstrap:

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define('APPLICATION_STATE', (getenv('APPLICATION_STATE') == 'development') ? 'development' : 'production');
/* ... */
// sample config setup:
$config = new Zend_Config(new Zend_Config_Ini('../application/config/config.ini', APPLICATION_STATE));

Those are some pointers from how I do things.

May 08, 2007

APPLICATION_STATE is misspelled in part of the example.

May 15, 2007
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This proposal is accepted for incubator development. We strongly urge testing and documenting this plugin thoroughly prior to the 1.0.0RC1 release so that it may be included in the standard 1.0.0 distribution.
Matthew (Zend team) will assist in preparing this for inclusion.
May 15, 2007

I would like to bring to the attention that the code from proposal is not compatible with the applications that do not use modules.

First problem is that in ErrorHandler::postDispatch() the $request->setModuleName($this->_errorModule) method gets called even if not using modules.

The other, dependent on the previous is that if calling, for example: http://application/controller/nonExistantAction/

the ErrorHandler class checks for the $exceptionType but the exception returned by the response object for nonexistant action when not using modules is "Zend_Controller_Exception" and not the "Zend_Controller_Action_Exception" as is expected by ErrorHandler.

This results in all non existing actions generating EXCEPTION_OTHER which is erroneous in my opinion.

May 16, 2007

Evidently a change I'd made to __call() to throw Zend_Controller_Action_Exception did not merge. I've updated the code in r4817 to do so.

Thanks for the report!

May 15, 2007

I see a few problems with this plugin.

As I understand the current dispatch process, any exception thrown in routeStartup, routeShutdown, dispatchLoopStartup, preDispatch will not be caught with this plugin. Only exceptions from within the action controller will be processed. If an exception is thrown in postDispatch, in a plugin that is executed before ErrorHandler, then ErrorHandler won't run.

I've accomplished a similar exception handler using dispatchLoopShutdown. I examine the top most exception and redirect based on that. If there are any 500 level exceptions they are emailed to staff and logged. I then wrap $frontController->dispatch() in a try block in my bootstrap for dispatchLoopShutdown exceptions.

Can we extend this proposal to support catching exceptions from routeStartup through postDispatch?

Can this plugin support

May 16, 2007

As I wrote on the fw-mvc list:

Not in this iteration.

The specific errors/exceptions this plugin was intended to catch were:

Inability to dispatch a request (missing controller or action)

Application errors (within action controllers)

These situations basically indicate that a recoverable error occurred, and content should be displayed to the user still; the dispatch process is still intact and may continue.

In the situations you describe, the errors actually break the dispatch process, and the only way to recover gracefully is to redirect or throw back static content to the user.

I'm not averse to adding a dispatchLoopShutdown() segment to this plugin, but feel that this needs a lot of additional thought. There are several actions such a plugin could trigger:

Log the exception

Mail a report to an administrator

Send an SMS to an administrator

and after one or more of the above actions has been performed, we still need to

get something to the user:

Do we provide a static page?

Do we redirect to a known good error page?

Do we simply display the exception?

Do we redispatch the front controller?

These are very different questions than the ErrorHandler plugin proposal set out to address.

I'd suggest creating a new proposal to either extend the ErrorHandler, or create a new plugin, to address these issues. However, work on it will not begin until post-1.0.0.

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Zend_Auth_Adapter_Twitter is an authentication adapter designed to use twitter's OAuth service to authenticate a user.
Zend Framework: Zend_Auth_Adapter_Twitter Component Proposal
Proposed Component Name
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1. Overview
2. References
Zend_Auth_Adapter_Twitter is an authentication adapter designed to use twitter's OAuth service to authenticate a user.
3. Component Requirements, Constraints, and Acceptance Criteria
- This component will conform to the requirements of the Zend_Auth_Adapter component (class Zend_Auth_Adapter_Twitter implements Zend_Auth_Adapter_Interface).
- The Zend_Auth_Adapter::authenticate() method will not return Zend_Auth_Result::SUCCESS unless a valid OAuth access token is obtained from twitter
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- This adapter will take advantage of the existing Zend_Oauth component to obtain and exchange tokens from twitter.
- This adapter will take advantage of Zend_Session_Namespace to save state while the user is taken away to twitter's site, then back to the application
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- Zend_Session
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- Unset the Zend_Session object
- Return twitter's uid in a Zend_Auth_Result object
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- Milestone 3: Working prototype checked into the incubator
- Milestone 4: Create Unit Tests
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Just ask DPS to wait for shockwave before opening up. Worked for me
Is anyone else having trouble holding threat now in 4.0.1? I ran a H HoR with some guildies this evening and was having some serious threat control problems even on single target mobs such as the Skele Warr in the hallway. Actually had a friend on his ele shammy pull the mob off me. Any advice or help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
Just ask DPS to wait for shockwave before opening up. Worked for me
Reality is a matter of perspective.
Anyone who opens up before you get a chance to touch the mobs with a decent threat move with the changes made now, deserve to have a hefty repair bill.
Marking targets, coordinating CC, and *most importantly*, pulling responsibly so that 9 elites didn't rush us and wipe the party, this Is something I have missed since nov 08.
I've resolved to just take a seat and watch when the DPS doesn't wait a potato..... They have to learn some day.
Not really having issues. If DPS are pulling off of you, either they're being stupid, or you're doing something strange.
What works for me: Have Battle Shout up. Mark at least 2 targets with the skull and X. More if you want to CC, but it's not really necessary in most heroics at the moment. Charge, Thunderclap, Shockwave, Cleave during the whole thing, Revenge, shield slam, and leave devastate for the lowest priority. Thunderclap whenever up, Shockwave again when it's available. While there are multiple mobs up, Revenge will help you hold on to more than Shield Slam, it seems. With that, I've been holding against AoE hungry dps. If you can't hold against the AoE dps, either your AP isn't high enough, you aren't executing well enough, or the dps is starting way way too early. If the dps is pulling with AoE, tell them to chill out and follow the kill order. If you're concentrating mostly on Skull and X, and the dps is too, you shouldn't have a problem.
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Anyone working an early rend into that rotation? So Charge,rend,TC,SW,cleave?
I don't see the point, rend adds very little extra threat, I would just skip it and not get blood and thunder. I did an H HoR right after patch and it wasn't an issue with pugs.. however if you have really good dps(by good i mean hi end damage) then you might have issues if they don't play carefully. We are not really being meant to aoe tank anymore, it is easy to hold threat off most pugs but with a really well geared ele sham you could have issues. Still if played carefully it should not be an issue, btw vengeance is really awesome for threat, however we don't really take enough damage in dungeons for it to do much. So out gearing an instance can still be an issue despite normalized rage.. The less damage we take the less ap we get while the better gear dps have the more damage they do. Luckily in a raid situation you should have no issue as my 47k shield slams can attest to.
Edit: in terms of single target it shouldn't be that big an issue if it's a boss vengeance will stack, if it's not vig the highest dps and the mob will be dead before taunt is on dr, if the dps is really doing that much damage.
thanks a ton guys for the info. I was doing the usual charge, TC, ShW, Cleave on multi's; and I did try the rend/TC on second TC. I did hit the shammy with Vig at the beginning of the instance. It was really frustrating for me since I have never had a threat problem before now. I do approx 2200 DPS as a prot warrior in 5 mans with the minimal buffs. My guild was raiding ICC 10 in earlier months, but we're currently on hiatus til cata with exception of occasional weekly, and I never had a problem in ICC with threat. Just wanting to see if anyone else is having any problems. It's probably just me... guess I'll need to get some more practice in...lol. Thanks again for the help folks!
It's not just you, the ability queue makes it impossible to play at top game, if I spam my abilities devestate overrides shield slams, the whole thing is pissing me off and it prevents me from maximizing my threat/damage.
Also having great problems with aggro. The whole play style has changed. And I don't like it.
Understand pala tanks now have so extremely easy to hold aggro.... Not fair
If the world didn't suck.
We all fall off...
For one: Vig won't help you now.
For two: With the new ability cue: Do not spam keys. That is what screws up the rotation. I've run a few heroics, it's much easier to hold threat when you don't mash keys.
RNGesus - Saving you unreliably since BC.
TBH its not as bad as when we first started out what caught me out what fire mages and shadow priests which really are untankable if they are geared and it depends if they know what they are doing. Top that off with the bug where alot of normal ICC bosses were taunt immune like in heroic and we were wondering what the hell .. they fixed that in the 15min restart they did a few hours later.
Been on a Vengeance battlegroup server and there is no trouble tanking on there and infact I had very few fire mages and only a few bad shadows still using mind sear. Go over to bloodlust group which has black rock, khaz and all the big boys totally different bloody nightmare every 2nd or 3rd group has a fire mage or shadow who knows what they are doing. Someone either did alot of work on ptr of figured it out and its spread like wildfire .. I know I got told from a friend what to do for my shadow priest.
Thats really the only big big problem tanking and the nerf bat is going to be swung at those 2 classes soon and there is not much you can do as a tank they are both essentially pulling 15K+ threat on the main target and 9k+ threat on each and every off target to rack up the numbers they are good luck trying to tank that.
Edit: I am not real keen to get the problem wider till its fixed I am not sure what the fire mages do but for shadows it's a creative use of macro's and the new queue system .. its bad enuf when they do it manually it's horrid when its semi automated.
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Currently to get rage at the beginning of a fight you have to use a shout (gives total a little less than Bloodrage) and I use the glph of Berserker rage which gives you a little when you use it.
It's not reasonable to spec into deep wounds anymore imo, and I usually run with a rogue (they love thier bleed effects to already be down)
Rage generation can become a problem, I macro Charge with Commanding shout and Berserker rage, and have 25rage
Rend costs 10 and Tclap costs 20, generally you can generate 5 rage during the first 1/2 of a fight to tclap and use blood and thunder.
The problem I'm having is that DPS aren't used to the change, and they just need to wait a little more time before starting DPS otherwise they will pull and there is nothing you can do about it
As for mashing keys, of course I know that it's alot better if you take your time, however you basically can not do maximum threat anymore because of this, being unable to spam the ability we want to use makes us activate abilities just a little slow, and that little bit adds up over a fight. It's frustrating and it makes tanking less fluid and in my opinion a more bursty feel, which is incredibly annoying for me.
And trust me Jelly, dps will learn, oh they will learn or pay the repair bills just give em time to catch on.
It looks more and more like things are going back to the vanilla wow system, ie "you break it you tank it". I feel a bit bad letting my dps die because they pulled aggro, but I am really getting tired of having to run all over the place to grab mobs that they pulled just because they refuse to wait a couple of seconds for me to generate sufficient threat.
I think I'll start implementing a system a friend of mine from my old guild used to use to determine if i taunt the mob or not. The tanks name was Vladimir and used to have what he called ARP (Aggro Retreival Points). everyone started out with a certain amount of points, say 5 for instance, if a dps pulled hate because of their own impatience Vlad would deduct ARP from them. When they hit 0 ARP he would no longer taunt the mob back off of them and would let it kill them before taunting. I have some pretty fond memories of Vlad saying over vent in BWL to someone "so & so, you just lost ARP... pull hate again and I'm letting you die". Of course everyone would get a good laugh out of it but that person DID learn to watch what they were doing.
Kokou, sounds liek a good system especially in raids.. pity that usually in random heroics the high dps guys tend to take the mob down before it even touches them (md pulling hunters, DIE DIE DIE) but if dps go to soon and pull aggro, especially if it's single mob my finger instantly reaches for X to have a bit of a sit down. if they kill it, progression for nothing.. if not then they probably die, fun stuff.
i have the same macro though i'm using battle shout atm, more threat unless there's a dk in group, what's bit more health gonna do in a heroic?Rage generation can become a problem, I macro Charge with Commanding shout and Berserker rage, and have 25rage
Rend costs 10 and Tclap costs 20, generally you can generate 5 rage during the first 1/2 of a fight to tclap and use blood and thunder.
don't forget berserker rage also generates more rage as you get hit for 10 seconds making shockwave for us lower geared warr tanks a bit of a hindrance and yet kind of necessary. just HUMPH!
I seem to have gotten kinks worked out. Our guild did the weekly last night, which was Razorscale, and I had minimal issues with threat and actually none on Razorscale himself. Unfortunately my OT, a Prot Pally, was having some serious problems.
I did find that hitting BS/CS, Bers Rage, and charge prior to aggro helped with the initial rage build. I also macro'd TC/Cleave together and follow that up immediately with Shock Wave, and it seems to have helped immensly for multi mob tanking. I did spec for Blood and Thunder but I still don't know how much it's helping. I don't know the math for figuring out how much each ability generates in threat. If someone does or knows where I can find out how to figure it out ir would be much appreciated. Thanks all!
Blood and Thunder probably isn't particularly useful. Make sure that you aren't only using Cleave when you thunderclap, because it's usable much more often, and is worth a fairly good amount of threat, especially when glyphed.
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Honestly, put on more dps pieces. Not like you need to worry about being crit. When running heroics I find myself pretty much in dps gear.
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why do you fags like football
I have class on Sunday.
Don't ask...
I will be watching the game and the ads with equal excitement. I love good football and this year has been most excellent even if your team wasn't in or lost.
That said I will have good snacks and free flowing beer. I am a Bengals fan and the only team to have ever beat them in a Super Bowl was the 49ers..... the bastards... WHY cause they did it twice. Still I am a Bengals fan and nothing is lower than a Baltimore Raven.
So here's to the Niners destroying the Ravens.
The super what?
Always watch the Super Bowl - it's tradition, regardless of who's playing(the fact that my love of the NFL is a 4/10 doesn't deter me either).
This year, even though I won't be watching with friends or my mom, I'll still be watching.
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They are answered by an iron fist..."
Is it this weekend? I need to get a couple of movies for Sunday.
Isn't god busy on Sunday?
I'll be watching for the game. I watch for the players too, but not to ogle at the men. A lot of the fun of football is watching great talents develop before your eyes. Even though he shredded my team, watching Kaepernick go on this tear has been pretty amazing, for instance.
No, but I will be watching the special post-super bowl airing of Elementary. I am thirsty for a new episode, tbh. ~
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Eeesh... I can't watch the football. Or is this basketball?
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I'm not tuning in to this homophobic and overly-masculated sport. I rarely do.
I'll catch the half-time show and the commercials worth watching online on YouTube or something.
Sports thread in gay forum= Detriment
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PPS: Gay men can like sports.
Half time
Canada doesn't always get to see the all commercials. They play Canadian commercials instead . . . But then again, I don't watch the show
I only watch the half time entertainment and that's only if someone I want to see is performing. Never been a big football fan. I watch Mo last year and I will watch Bey this year but I won't bother with any of the game. I know enough people watching who will text me when she gets ready to perform and after its over, I will turn the tv. Oh, I like the commercials but they won't be hard to find online the next day.
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Won't bother. It's boring and predictable as heck. If I want to watch a sport it'll be real football... the one where they actually use their feet to kick the ball. And on Sunday I plan to watch AC Milan v Udinese. Far more exciting.
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As embarrassing as it is to admit, I'm just happy the Broncos aren't n it. This city gets more and more loco the further the Broncos get through the playoffs. I had to avoid some rioting each Super Bowl year. And a drunk driver nearly killed me Super Bowl Sunday a few years ago, so I'm sort of over the whole thing now.
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You can find me hiding in a number of areas on the web. If you want to see some of the projects I have open sourced then visit my GitHub profile (it is worth noting that a great number of the projects on there are set to private for business purposes).
Of course you can also find me on Twitter and on Google+. You can also drop me an email (a [at] aaronfisher [dot] co).


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Topic: A Call of Duty RPG
What do you guys think if I started a Call of Duty RPG.
The reason I am asking is because most of the RPGS I make die quickly.
If yall will tell me what yall want in a Call of Duty RPG I will be more than happy to make it.
I seek to knowledge to share it.


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Access:menu=>Site=>Statistics=>Search Text
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Manager; Administrator; Super Administrator.
The Statistics collection function in Joomla! is, by design, of limited scope. The main reason given for this being the extra pressure that extensive statistical farming would apply on the MySQL database.
That said there are options within the Global Configuration settings to allow the collection of general Site Statistics in respect of the web site visitors browser, operating system , and domain, the Search Engine Text records the words that visitors have used when they conduct a search within the web site, and (the least recommended) Logging of Hits on Content Items by Date. This last option highlights the issue with regard to the pressure on the MySQL database as the volume of data recorded - particularly on websites with a highly active membership such as Joomla! itself - would be truly massive!
The Search Engine Text screen reports the words searched for using the Search facility of the web site.
NOTE: There are other statistics that Joomla! collects as a matter of course - hit counters for example.
Search Engine Text:
In order to collect this data it is necessary to enable the Log Search Strings option in the Statistics Tab of Global Configuration for this data to be collected.
#: This is the popularity ranking of a particular word, string, or phrase. The more often a word, string, or phrase has been requested the higher up this list it appears.
Search Text: The Search Text is the actual word, string, or phrase that has been entered into the Search Field on the Front-end of the web site.
Times Requested: This is the number of different occasions the same word, string, or phrase has had a search conducted on it.
Results Returned: The number of occurrences of the word, string, or phrase found in the web site Content.
NOTE: These results may be an indicator of a shortfall in the information available regarding a particular topic...the more a word, string, or phrase is requested.
Some results to look at are words, strings, or phrases that are commonly searched for, but return no results. Assess whether there is Content that is applicable. If necessary, add keywords using the Meta Info tab for that Content Item.
Other results to look for are misspelled words, or related words. For example, if a common search word is 'dark' but it is commonly misspelled as 'drak' then consider putting 'drak' in the keywords section. Another example...There may also be Content about a 'waste facility' where it might be appropriate to add common alternative terms in the meta keywords such as 'trash', 'refuse', or 'dump'.
Related Information:
Global Configuration - Statistics Tab
NOTE: If you have any comments or suggestions regarding this Help screen then please post them in the Suggestions, Modifications, and Corrections forum in the User Documentation Work Group.
Thank you!
The User Documentation Team
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The Unfinished Civil War DVD
Sale Price: $19.99
To Order by Phone Call 1-800-933-6249
- Additional Details
- Format: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
- Rating: Not Rated
- Number of Discs: 1
- Run Time: 100 Minutes
- Region: Region 1
- Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
- Language: English
- Studio: History Channel
- DVD Release Date: February 19, 2001
They descend annually on the historic places whose names reverberate through American history--Gettysburg, Antietam, Bull Run. They come dressed in the blue and gray, and prepared to endure surprising hardships in the name of authenticity. They are Civil War re-enactors, and their numbers are growing.
THE UNFINISHED CIVIL WAR examines this phenomenon, meeting with the war buffs who bring the epic engagements back to life and exploring the reasons behind the surging popularity of this unusual pastime. If there is a common thread to be found, it is a shared passion for history and an eccentric willingness to embrace sacrifice in the name of a deeper understanding of what life was like for the soldiers and civilians of that long-ago war: some march into battle barefoot, eat parched corn and hardtack and sleep with comrades in the vintage "spooning" position.
Part war movie, part character study, THE UNFINISHED CIVL WAR lives on in the hearts and minds of weekend warriors whose ancestors fought--or were enslaved--during American's darkest chapter.


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December 3rd, 2014
Concurrently Launches First Class Container Service for Joyent Public Cloud SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. -- (December 3, 2014) -- Joyent, Inc., the container infrastructure company, today announced two open source initiatives and the general availability of a first-class container service in the Joyent Public Cloud to accelerate the adoption of application containers in the enterprise. Docker application containers are perhaps the most transformative data center innovation of the decade. However,… Read More ›
October 31st, 2014
Pioneers in Container-Based, OS Virtualization Will Enable Docker Application Containers to Run on Bare Metal with Enterprise-Grade Security, Performance and Efficiency. SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. — (October 31, 2014) — Joyent, Inc., the container infrastructure company, today announced that it raised $15 million in funding to accelerate the adoption of application containers in the enterprise. Existing investors Intel Capital, Orascom TMT Investments, El Dorado Ventures, EPIC Ventures, LGI Ventures … Read More ›
October 23rd, 2014
As Node.js continues to experience phenomenal growth, board will provide community driven guidance to Node.js and Joyent leadership on governance, structure, and roadmap. SAN FRANCISCO — (October 23, 2014) — Joyent, Inc., the corporate steward of the Node.js open source project, today announced a proposal for the creation of a Node.js Advisory Board, which serves as a significant first step toward a fully open governance model. Initial advisory board members represent a wide swath of the Node… Read More ›
June 25th, 2014
Scott Hammond Joins Joyent Executive Leadership Team from Cisco Systems SAN FRANCISCO, CA - June 26, 2014 - Joyent, the high-performance cloud infrastructure and data services company, today announced the appointment of Scott Hammond as Chief Executive Officer. Under Scott's leadership, Joyent seeks to accelerate growth with a focus on hybrid cloud infrastructure, which is expected to become the largest segment of cloud computing in coming years. Gartner predicts 50% of all enterprises will h… Read More ›
June 24th, 2014
SmartDataCenter 7 Gives Enterprises an Alternative to Fragmented Do-it-yourself Offerings and Costly Incumbent On-Premise Infrastructure San Francisco, Calif. -- Joyent, the high-performance cloud infrastructure and data services company, today released SmartDataCenter 7, a complete cloud management platform for private and hybrid cloud deployments. SmartDataCenter is designed around lightweight, container-based virtualization, and is time-tested, having run at scale for years as the backbone… Read More ›
February 20th, 2014
Customers benefit from a comprehensive Linux solution with certified Ubuntu server images, enterprise support and collaboration for scale-out deployments. San Francisco, CA, February 20, 2014 — Joyent Inc., the high-performance cloud infrastructure and big data analytics company, and Canonical today announced a partnership that will provide customers high performance, optimized and fully supported Ubuntu server images in the Joyent Cloud. Together, Joyent and Canonical will enable developers a… Read More ›
December 11th, 2013
New Joyent Solutions Deliver High-Performance, Flexible and Low-Cost Cloud Infrastructure for Online Businesses of All Sizes San Francisco, CA, December 11, 2013 – Joyent, Inc., the high-performance cloud infrastructure and big data analytics company, today introduced the Joyent® Ecommerce Solutions set -- a combination of compute, networking, storage and analytics reference architectures designed to support and advance the rapidly evolving needs of all Ecommerce companies. Today's retail c… Read More ›
December 3rd, 2013
With New Service, Joyent Offers Access to Enterprise-Grade Node.js Expertise San Francisco, CA, December 03, 2013 – Joyent, Inc., the high-performance cloud infrastructure and big data analytics company, and the corporate steward of Node.js, today announced at Node Summit 2013 the offering of Node.js® Core Support that provides direct availability to severity one support for enterprise-grade Node.js applications. The new offering marks the expansion of Joyent's customer support tiers to giv… Read More ›
September 17th, 2013
New Solution Increases Performance, Decreases Costs, and Enables Content Owners to Regain Control SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwired - Sep 16, 2013) - Joyent Inc., the high-performance cloud infrastructure and big data analytics company, and Riverbed Technology (NASDAQ: RVBD), the application performance company, today announced an alliance to launch the Riverbed® Stingray® & Joyent® Content Delivery Cloud (CDC), a fast and efficient content delivery platform for organizations looking to take back… Read More ›
June 25th, 2013
New High-Performance Joyent Manta Storage Service Establishes a New Standard for Data Analysis, Speeding Time to Insight and Decreasing Cost San Francisco, CA, June 25, 2013 – Joyent, the high-performance cloud infrastructure and big data analytics company, today announced the availability of Joyent Manta Storage Service, a next-generation cloud object store and data services platform that brings compute and analysis capabilities directly to customers' data in the cloud. As the first true con… Read More ›
May 23rd, 2013
New Instance Types and Flexible Pricing Options Drive Cloud Costs Down San Francisco - (May 23, 2013) - Joyent, Inc., the high-performance cloud infrastructure company, today announced the immediate availability of a broad expansion of its elastic compute service product line as well as reserved pricing plans and globally consistent pricing, allowing customers more flexibility and control to optimize on their price to performance value. With its new end-to-end elastic compute service, Joyent… Read More ›
April 24th, 2013
New Offering Makes It Easy to Automate Deployment and Provisioning of Scale-Out Cloud Projects SAN FRANCISCO, CA - (April 24, 2013) - Joyent, the high-performance cloud infrastructure company, and Opscode today announced that Opscode Chef™ infrastructure automation software is now fully supported and available on the Joyent® Cloud. Joyent customers can now easily implement Hadoop and other large deployments using re-usable configuration templates -- known as cookbooks and recipes -- for au… Read More ›
January 30th, 2013
Cloud-Native Architecture Helps Gaming Companies Meet Rigorous Scaling and Performance Demands San Francisco, CA -- (January 30, 2012) - Joyent, the high-performance cloud infrastructure company, today released new metrics that highlight its continued dominance in the world of mobile and social gaming. Built for performance, reliability and real-time elastic scaling, Joyent is the only provider able to meet the demands of today's modern gaming providers. New case studies from Digital Chocolate, M… Read More ›
January 23rd, 2013
New Data Solution Brings Advantages of Joyent Cloud to Big Data San Francisco -- January 23, 2013 - Joyent, the high-performance cloud infrastructure company, today announced a new Apache Hadoop-based solution, built using the Hortonworks Data Platform (HDP), that allows companies to run enterprise-class Hadoop on the high-performance Joyent Cloud. Signifying Joyent's first entry into the big data landscape, this new Hadoop-based solution meets industry demand to reduce costs and dramatically d… Read More ›
November 7th, 2012
Henry Wasik Joins the Joyent Executive Leadership Team SAN FRANCISCO, CA - (Marketwire - Nov 7, 2012) - Joyent, the high-performance cloud infrastructure company, today appointed Henry Wasik as chief executive officer. Under Henry's leadership, Joyent seeks to accelerate its growth in the large and rapidly growing cloud infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) market that will surpass $24 billion by 2016, according to Gartner. Henry brings more than 20 years of senior leadership experience to Joyent.… Read More ›
November 7th, 2012
Major Software Release Brings Powerful Platform to the Enterprise SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwire - Nov 7, 2012) - Joyent, the high-performance cloud infrastructure company, today announced the launch of Joyent7, the first fabric-based cloud infrastructure platform to support the increasing demands of large enterprises and cloud services providers alike. Joyent7 is the fastest, most resilient and scalable cloud infrastructure platform -- delivering the performance required to run solutions for… Read More ›
October 16th, 2012
Unique partnership offers developers the next generation of tools to build high performance, flexible and scalable applications San Francisco - (October 16, 2012) - Joyent, the high-performance cloud company, and 10gen (the MongoDB company) today announced product/technology enhancements to increase performance, flexibility and scalability. The two companies also joined together with leading technology experts MongoLab, Nodejitsu and Clock to create NodeStack Online -- a unique web conference… Read More ›
September 13th, 2012
Joyent Cloud Architecture Boosts CPU Capacity Up to 400 Percent While Improving Gamer Experience and Cutting Infrastructure Costs in Half. San Francisco – September 13, 2012 – Joyent, the high-performance cloud infrastructure company, today announced a partnership with Digital Chocolate, a leading provider of social games across growing platforms, to dramatically improve overall gameplay while cutting infrastructure costs in half. By moving its social and mobile games to the Joyent Cloud, Dig… Read More ›
September 11th, 2012
Enables carriers to expose their networks to developers and build Mobile OTT Services to drive return on cloud investments and engage developers. 11 September, 2012 — NEW DELHI — Voxeo Labs, a San Francisco-based technology company leading the industry in real-time carrier APIs, today announced that it has joined the Global Cloud Network (GCN); an alliance of mobile carriers who run their cloud on Joyent's SmartDataCenter fabric. In joining the GCN, Voxeo Labs is helping to deliver the world's first M… Read More ›
September 6th, 2012
Joyent Cloud Manages Massive Usage Surges and Helps Company Rapidly Scale San Francisco, CA – September 6, 2012 – Joyent, the high-performance cloud infrastructure company, today announced that Joyent Cloud has been selected by online video clip and sharing service ReelSurfer as its IT platform. ReelSurfer chose Joyent over Amazon Web Services (AWS) for its ability to scale instantly and 99.9999% uptime to meet the demands of a new and rapidly-growing customer base. ReelSurfer's free online video… Read More ›
August 28th, 2012
Enables instant database scalability, optimization and real-time visibility for MySQL deployments across Joyent's Global Cloud Network Mumbai, India – AUGUST 28, 2012 – ScaleArc, the pioneer of database infrastructure software that simplifies the way database environments are deployed and managed, today announced it has joined the Global Cloud Network (GCN), an alliance of mobile carriers who run their mobile clouds and IaaS on Joyent's data center fabric. In joining… Read More ›
August 23rd, 2012
M2Mi Secure Network Virtualization to Provide Software Defined Network Infrastructure for Public Cloud, M2M Environments and Federated Member Clouds SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwire - Aug 23, 2012) - Joyent, the high-performance cloud infrastructure company, announced today that it has selected secure software-defined networking technology (SDN) from Machine-To-Machine Intelligence (M2Mi), a global pioneer of secure network virtualization, automation, and orchestration services, to… Read More ›
August 21st, 2012
High-performance cloud infrastructure company chooses Equinix data centers to support rapid growth in key markets internationally REDWOOD CITY, Calif. — August 21, 2012 — Equinix, Inc. (Nasdaq: EQIX), a provider of global data center services, today announced that Joyent, the high-performance cloud infrastructure company, has selected Platform Equinix™ to support its rapidly growing global footprint. Joyent has deployed at Equinix International… Read More ›
August 14th, 2012
Joyent Cloud Infrastructure Enables Sleepy Giant the Flexibility Needed to Cope with the Volatile Nature of Online Games While Delivering a Superior User Experience San Francisco – August 14, 2012– Joyent, the high-performance cloud infrastructure performance company, today announced that Sleepy Giant, the leading games-as-a-service provider for game developers and publishers on all digital platforms, has chosen Joyent Cloud as its Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) provider.… Read More ›
August 7th, 2012
A Mobile-First Carrier Alliance Standardized on Joyent's SmartDataCenter, Node.js & GCN Solutions to Deliver Mobile Cloud Infrastructure Globally to Billions of Consumers San Francisco August 7, 2012– Joyent, the high-performance cloud infrastructure company, today announced the launch of the Global Cloud Network (GCN), an alliance of Mobile Carriers who run their Mobile Clouds and IaaS on Joyent's data center fabric. Global Cloud Network responds to the explosive growth of… Read More ›
July 31st, 2012
San Francisco – July 31, 2012– Joyent, the high-performance cloud infrastructure performance company, today announced that ModCloth, an online retailer specializing in vintage-inspired women's fashion and décor, has chosen Joyent Cloud to ensure ModCloth customers benefit from a consistently great online shopping experience. "Our customers have learned to expect an instant shopping experience that's fun, engaging and constantly updated with new merchandise… Read More ›
July 14th, 2012
Joyent investor and customer Telefónica, the giant Spanish telecom provider in Europe, Latin America and the U.S. and the world's fifth largest mobile carrier, today announced the launch of a new public cloud in Spain based on Joyent technology. This is a translation of the Spanish language press release. As it indicates, there's more cloud news to come from Telefónica. Read on: TELEFONICA LAUNCHES INSTANT SERVERS, CLOUD SERVICES FOR INTERNET APPLICATION HOSTING, IN… Read More ›
June 22nd, 2012
Partnership Enables Organizations to Secure, Manage and Monitor BYOD Deployments using Public, Private and Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure GigaOM STRUCTURE, SAN FRANCISCO—June 20, 2012 —Fixmo, the mobile risk management (MRM) company, and Joyent, the cloud infrastructure performance company, today unveiled a partnership to deliver cloud-based mobile security and corporate data protection solutions to enable secure, managed and compliant bring-your-own-device (BYOD) deployments in a… Read More ›
April 19th, 2012
Amsterdam-based service offers Joyent Cloud innovation that includes superior real-time performance and unmatched analytics and reliability. Amsterdam and San Francisco – April 19, 2012 — Joyent, a global provider of cloud computing software and services, today unveiled Joyent Cloud Europe, an extension of the US-based Joyent Cloud that will provide high-performance real-time Infrastructure-as-a-Service in Europe, located in Amsterdam. This launch is driven by demand from customers… Read More ›
April 11th, 2012
Cloudant and Joyent partnership provides scalable platform for big data application developers San Francisco and Boston – April 11, 2012 – Joyent Cloud, the public cloud designed for real-time, high-performance applications, and Cloudant, provider of a scalable Data Layer as a Service for data-driven web and mobile applications, today announced a partnership to provide developers with the ability to store, analyze and distribute application data across a global network of secure,… Read More ›
April 2nd, 2012
SAN FRANCISCO, CA and NEW YORK, NY--Joyent Cloud, the public cloud designed for real-time, high-performance applications, and Nodejitsu, provider of cloud management software and enterprise development tools for Node.js, today announced a partnership to deliver best-of-breed infrastructure and platform services and software to the growing ranks of enterprise and public cloud users developing and deploying applications for Node.js. Node.js is the fast-growing, high-performance application… Read More ›
March 1st, 2012
Customers' Real-Time Computing Needs Demand the Real-Time Capabilities of Joyent's Cloud Infrastructure SAN FRANCISCO, CA—Mar 1, 2012—Joyent, a global provider of cloud computing software and services, today announced its plans to extend its real-time public cloud offering to Asia in the second quarter of 2012, starting with a public cloud in Tokyo and following with a Singapore-based operation catering to the greater Southeast Asia region. The plan is in response to… Read More ›
February 16th, 2012
Accelerator Program's Portfolio Companies Receive High-Performance Cloud Computing Services to Power Innovative Real-Time Applications SAN FRANCISCO, CA and LOS ANGELES, CA--(February 16, 2012) -- Joyent Cloud, the highest performance public cloud, and Amplify, a startup accelerator focused on supporting innovative media and entertainment Internet startups, have announced a partnership to supply free cloud computing resources and marketing services to Amplify's portfolio companies.… Read More ›
January 24th, 2012
SAN FRANCISCO, CA and GENEVA and FERRARA, ITALY—-January 24, 2012—-Joyent, the global provider of cloud computing software and services, and ICOS, leading Italian distributor of IT enterprise infrastructure solutions, today announced a strategic agreement to provide SmartDataCenter software to local channel partners and service providers. SmartDataCenter is a cloud infrastructure software platform developed by Joyent and marketed to customers worldwide. By partnering with ICOS,… Read More ›
January 23rd, 2012
Capital infusion supports Joyent's provision of global cloud services to enterprises and service providers San Francisco—January 23, 2012—Joyent, a global provider of cloud computing software and services, today announced it has completed an $85 million funding round, with European group Weather Investment II providing the majority of the round. Weather II was advised by Accelero Capital, an investment and management group. Both Weather II and Accelero focus on telecommunication and related media… Read More ›
January 19th, 2012
NodeFly integrates analytics data via Joyent Cloud Analytics API to help companies monitor and optimize performance of Node.js apps in real-time San Francisco and Vancouver — January 19, 2011 — Joyent Cloud, the highest performance public cloud, and NodeFly, an innovative provider of cloud application and infrastructure monitoring services, today announced a partnership to offer Node.js analytics services to Joyent Cloud customers. NodeFly is the first monitoring services company to integrate Nod… Read More ›
January 11th, 2012
San Francisco, January 11, 2012 – Joyent, a global provider of cloud computing software and services, today announced that Node.js, an open source platform for easily building fast, scalable real time applications, has been chosen by InfoWorld for the Technology of the Year Award. Joyent is the corporate sponsor and key driver of Node.js and offers an integrated suite of products and services utilizing this award winning technology. The platform is ideally suited to run on Joyent SmartOS, the J… Read More ›
August 16th, 2011
August 15, 2011 — This morning, LinkedIn launched its gorgeously overhauled mobile app. We've already told you all about the new features, but for developers, the most exciting part is what's going on under the hood. The app is two to 10 times faster on the client side than its predecessor, and on the server side, it's using a fraction of the resources, thanks to a switch from Ruby on Rails to Node.js, a server-side JavaScript development framework that's barely a… Read More ›


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text: 5 Excellent receptionShrekky | 09/01/2010 | See all Shrekky's reviews (1)Bit dubious at first as to whether it would pick up tv reception, but more than pleased now. I am now able to watch TV in bedroom following digital switchover. Almost as many freeview channels accessible as through the main outdoor aerial. One tip - if using just this aerial to scan, product only found 50% of channels available. Would recommend scanning freeview box or tv from main outdoor aerial first and then attaching to this aerial/booster. This way I can view circa 99% of the available channels.


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REISTERSTOWN, Md. - Baltimore County fire officials say a two-alarm fire that broke out inside a Reisterstown home has left a woman with burns to half of her body.
Crews responded around 1 a.m. Wednesday to a home on Blake Court, where they found heavy fire on the first and second floors of a single-family home.
A woman found on the second floor was taken to a hospital to be treated for burns to 50 percent of her body.
The fire was placed under control and is still under investigation.
(Copyright 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)


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I have been listening to dhamma talks on the internet, reading some of the suttas and meditating on and off for a few months now but haven't put forth any effort to make spiritual friends. I am beginning to understand what the Buddha meant when he told Ananada that kalyana-mitta is not half but the WHOLE of the holy life.
It would be nice for others to help point out where I might be going off track since I know now that sometimes my own seemingly good ideas don't always work out as intended. Also I have noticed more and more that "regular" friends tend to pull me away from the path and, whether or not it's their intention, into desire, ill-will and delusion. Not only this, but my own unenlightened attempts to help others out of their trouble sometimes not only doesn't work but gets me in trouble too!
So here I am, looking for spiritual friends. I am sure that I will learn a lot here and hopefully others will benefit from me too.
With Metta,