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Blueberry banana bread
Banana bread is a treat when it's served with a dab of lemon curd, and just heavenly when it's studded with sweet, purple blueberries.
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- Nutrition
Energy 873kJ |
Fat saturated 3.00g |
Fat Total 5.00g |
Carbohydrate sugars 17.00g |
Carbohydrate Total 35.00g |
Dietary Fibre 2.00g |
Protein 5.00g |
Cholesterol 46.00mg |
Sodium 198.83mg |
All nutrition values are per serve.
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This was delicious! It was super moist and especially nice toasted. I used frozen blueberries, but if you use them then rinse them off first to get rid of the ice crystals, so you don't have wet holes in your bread.
This is delicious. I used frozen blueberries. It took about 90 minutes to bake. Will make this again.
So easy, so tasty, so going to bake again!!!! My four year old loved it too.
Delicious! A real treat for breakfast, morning or afternoon tea :)
Oh my goody goodness this recipe was so delicious! My boyfriend loves it and is so much nicer to me whenever make it! It's definitely a winner :)
Super yummy! I added 2 tspns cinnamon and 1/2 cup of chopped walnuts. Toasts well the next day when it is not so crumbly.
Really easy to make. I didn't make the lemon curd as I didn't have those ingredients on hand but it was still delicious. I put in a full cup of bananas and it was great.
I made this early one Saturday morning to give to a friend for their road trip. It was incredibly easy and the bit I had was delicious! I did need to cook it for about an extra 10 minutes and kept foil on the top the entire time.
Followed other advice and used 125g each of blueberries and raspberries. Ate it warm from the oven with fresh berries and icecream. Delicious.
Made this yesterday and had it this morning for breakfast - absolutely scrummy! I had to cook mine for 90 minutes at 200 degrees as it was still really wet after 50 and 60 minutes... but then I have a cheap nasty oven in my flat. I added half a punnet of fresh raspberries I had and reduced the blueberries by the same amount and I love the variety. One note: the riper the banana the better the taste! This will be my "go to" recipe for banana bread from now on.... yet another great recipe from Valli Little!
A family fav! I jazz it up a little more though. I use 1tsp vanilla paste In place of essence, I use 1 full cup of banana, 1tsp of treacle & half a tonka bean! Yummo!!!
This, like other sweet fruit loaves is just an excellent excuse to get on the phone, call a friend, put on the kettle and sit down to a morning or afternoon cuppa and a chat, nourished by a fresh-out-of-the-oven slice of home-made, warm and freshly buttered bread. No need to toast; I find it crumbles mercilessly if you do.
Delicious! Baked this for breakfast this morning. Read others reviews and didn't toast it. Just had a piece fresh out of the oven. Very moist.
Very delish and moist despite a small amount of butter compared to other recipes...love that this is a healthier version :-) this lasted only a few days with my husband and I, well worth making the lemon curd to go with it also (had some lemon curd in the fridge from another recipe) and it just takes the taste to another level :-))
This is delicious. I cut the bread into slices and have placed in freezer. Each day I have been toasting a slice. It is really tasty with greek style yoghurt. Yum.
Awesome for morning tea... Only used 1 punnet of fresh blueberries tho... 2 would have been too much i think... Super easy and tastes way better than the bakery...
I love this banana bread! I used 500g of frozen mixed berries instead of the punnet of fresh blueberries, as I love the taste of the raspberries and strawberries along with the blueberries. So quick and easy to make for something that tastes so great!!
This was easy to make and the recipe was accurate. I used fresh berries as they taste way better than frozen when they are in season. Theis totally showcased the awesomeness of the blueberries and that moist banana made it even better. This was relatively healthy (if you have one slice) and I enjoyed it for morning tea and I had it warmed for breakfast with a cheek of mango (this worked really well. I tried the toasting thing and don't like it, takes away the moistness. I would make thins again. Maybe every blueberry season.
I use 1 1/2 cups spelt flour and 1/2 cup almond meal instead of wheat flours and add 2 tsp baking powder, 1/2 tsp bi carb soda and 1 tsp cinammon. I also use rice milk instead of real milk, use frozen blueberries instead of fresh and cut the butter down to about 40g. This is a delicious recipe!
This is amazing my family make it all the time - completely agree though only use 1 punnet bluberries!
Having read the reviews had to make this sounded good on paper but have to say was abit disappointed, it was a lovely combination of flavours, but lacked sweetness and was hard to toast it didn't do it for me.
Great, easy recipe. I used full fat natural yoghurt instead of milk, added a teaspoon of cinnamon and just used frozen blueberries (about a cup?) which had collecting frost in the freezer for 6 months and which I would have thrown out otherwise! Cooked in about 50 mins though the very centre top is a little undercooked. Covered with foil for half the time. Would prob cook for 55 mins covered in foil for the first 40 mins next time. Perfect toasted with butter.
First attempt at making banana bread. Took an hour to cook on the third shelf in my gas oven. No foil necessary. Was perfect. Will be making again. -F-
This is a beautiful recipe! The blueberries make it very special.
I used two prevoiusly frozen bananas, result wwas great, absolutely delicous. loved it, keeps fresh for two days. I did although cover with foil for 75% of the cooking time.
This is absolutely delicious, I've toasted it in the morning and put a little butter on it, yum!
The lemon curd with the blueberry banana bread is an excellent combination. Everyone loved this.
This has been a favourite since it first appeared in the magazine. Either with blueberries or raspberries...very yum.
a really nice and light bread. I added about 1tsp of cinnamon because I love it but would have been perfect with no changes. Just ate a piece hot out of the oven, not too sweet. Just right I think. I dont' have any lemon curd but gee that would be really good on top!
Easy to make and delicious! I added half a cup of coconut and it made a huge difference. Slice it up, wrap individual pieces and freeze. I also used frozen berries.
Fantastic just as it is!
Super Yummy!!! We made a few variations added half the blueberries, 1/3 cup coconut and used wholemeal SR flour. Also used coconut milk and vegetable oil instead of butter as my son has dairy allergies. Came out fantastic, looks very impressive :-) think I will try adding cinnamon next time.
This is now a family fav whenever we have some over-ripe bananas.
This bread is absolutely lucious. So easy to make and just WOW!!!
Really good...I made it for morning tea at work, went down really well with everyone. I added a handful of crushed almonds and moist coconut flakes...sprinkled more coconut over the top before baking...yummy.
loved it! It was delicious!
This is the BEST banan bread I have ever made and tasted!! It was so light, unlike so many other recipes. I used frozen blueberries (allowed to defrost first and water/juice lightly squeezed out), added walnuts and topped with coconut. Great toasted - I drizzle a little maple syrup on top.
What a delight - easy to make and beautiful flavour. Shared over a cuppa and a hit with the little ones too. I agree with koalabears I think using raspberries would be an equally tasty alternative to the blueberries.
Loved it, and so did the other grunters at home, i also threw in a mittfull of crushed walnuts - beautiful straight from the toaster! have already purchased another hand of banana's to make it again. cheers.
lovely bread,freezes well.used buttermilk instead of milk,added a handful of crushed walnuts,and a hand ful of desicated coconut. cant wait to make it again.
this was yum baked last 1st of August for our picnik the ff day & it was easily gone!!!! turned out the same as on the picture..... nice recipe & will try next w/ raspberries.... ;-D
just yum!
I made this when it was new in good taste and it was so yummy and easy. A nice change to plain banana bread. I used fresh blueberries as they were in season then.
I make this all the time! Great to take over to a friend's house or to work for morning/afternoon tea. Does tend to brown on top quickly so do cover with foil, but take off towards the end so it hardens on top! LOVE IT. Better than store bought and a lot lighter too.
This is a quick, easy, tasty recipe that is low fat and low cal. Delicious! All my friends love it!
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X. Emmitt Smith, Dallas Cowboys, Super Bowl XXVIII:
You probably remember Smith from the third season of Dancing with the Stars. But long before his dancing career got underway, Smith was arguably the league's most dynamic running back. The NFL's all-time rushing yards leader trampled Buffalo for 132 yards on the ground and two touchdowns as Dallas captured its second title in as many seasons. Smith was honored after the game with his first and only Super Bowl MVP award.
IX. Troy Aikman, Dallas Cowboys, Super Bowl XXVII:
This wouldn't be much of a list if we didn't have Aikman on here at least once. The six-time Pro Bowler checks in at No. 9 thanks to his brilliant performance against the Bills in Super Bowl XXVII (22-for-30, four TD, no INT, 273 yards). To this day, only two quarterbacks in Super Bowl history have thrown for more touchdowns in a single game. You'll see the two players I'm talking about further down on this list.
VIII. Ricky Sanders, Washington Redskins, Super Bowl XXII:
One of two Redskins on this list, Sanders was on the receiving end of an 80-yard score thrown by quarterback Doug Williams, the first black starting quarterback to appear in the Super Bowl. That catch stood as the longest reception in Super Bowl history until Antonio Freeman bested Sanders (nine catches, 193 yards, two TD) by a yard in Super Bowl XXXI. Carolina's Muhsin Muhammad broke the record again seven years later with an 85-yarder against New England in Super Bowl XXXVIII.
VII. Jerry Rice, San Francisco 49ers, Super Bowl XXIV:
The Niners captured their second Super Bowl in as many seasons in 1990, throttling the John Elway- led Denver Broncos by a score of 55-10 (that's still the most lopsided result in Super Bowl history). Rice was responsible for three of San Francisco's Super Bowl record eight touchdowns in the game, reeling in seven catches for a final total of 148 yards. Much like Super Bowl XLVII, this game was also played at the New Orleans Superdome.
VI. Timmy Smith, Washington Redskins, Super Bowl XXII:
You won't find Smith in the Hall of Fame or on many best-of lists (except for this one, I guess). In fact, Smith only appeared in 22 games over three NFL seasons. Luckily for the Redskins, he saved his best performance for Super Bowl XXII. In his first NFL start, Smith delivered the performance of a lifetime, scrambling for two touchdowns and a Super Bowl record 204 yards rushing in a win over the Broncos. How's that for a one-hit wonder?
V. Marcus Allen, Los Angeles Raiders, Super Bowl XVIII:
Before Smith came out of nowhere for 200+ yards in 1988, Allen was the Super Bowl's single-game rushing leader. His 191 yards and two touchdowns in 1984 carried the black and silver to a 38-9 win over the Redskins, who had been favored by three points prior to the game. The victory is still the city of Los Angeles' only Super Bowl triumph.
IV. Joe Montana, San Francisco 49ers, Super Bowl XXIV:
Montana was already on his way to the Hall of Fame before 1990's Super Bowl win against Denver. But this game made him a legend. Montana connected on five touchdown passes in Super Bowl XXIV with three of those scores falling into the hands of Jerry Rice. Montana's 147.6 QB rating for this game is still the second-highest rating in Super Bowl history.
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John Elway finally won his first Super Bowl in 1998 after swinging and missing three times earlier in his career. But this game wasn't about Elway. The real hero of Super Bowl XXXII was Terrell Davis. The Broncos third-year running back burst onto the scene with three touchdowns and 157 yards on 30 carries. To this day, Davis remains the only player to rush for three touchdowns in a single Super Bowl.
II. Rice, Super Bowl XXIX:
Rice holds just about every Super Bowl receiving record you could think of. Most yards? Check (589 in four games). Most catches? Check (33). Most touchdowns? Check (eight). Three of those record eight touchdown grabs came in Super Bowl XXIX against the San Diego Chargers. Rice (10 receptions, 149 yards) is one of just two receivers to reel in 10 or more catches in two different Super Bowls. The other is Patriots wideout Deion Branch.
I. Steve Young, San Francisco 49ers, Super Bowl XXIX:
Young's mammoth effort in Super Bowl XXIX is hands down the best we've seen in the Super Bowl's 47 years of existence. Young picked apart the Chargers for six touchdowns and 325 yards without committing a turnover. He even found the time to rush for 49 yards on five carries. That's the kind of performance that gets you an invite to Canton at the end of your career.
And since you asked (you did ask me, right?), I'm going Niners, 28-24 with Colin Kaepernick winning the Super Bowl MVP award. Though I will admit, I am a little curious to see if Ray Lewis would actually ascend into Heaven if the Ravens pulled off the upset.
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Introduction: The Research Endeavor - Religion Databases - Other Databases - Statistics
Websites - News Media - Citing Sources - Questions?
The Research Endeavor
This webpage outlines useful resources for the inquiry paper in RELG300.
For the paper, you will need to discover reputable sources as you pursue a research question you have formulated. Here are a couple of general suggestions to get you started:
- Let the research guide you as you hone and focus your question. In other words, you won't formulate the perfect question before you begin to research; instead, you may arrive at a focused question through the process of research.
- Concentrate on identifying high-quality sources that are relevant to your research needs. Evaluate the author, audience, and purpose of each source before you incorporate it into your paper.
Religion Databases
Scholarly books are important to the study of religion, so be sure to consult ALiCat and I-Share (you may even want to begin there). Augustana's book collection is constantly growing in the areas of Islamic studies that Augie students most frequently research; I-Share can get you whatever books you need that we don't have here.
Find the library's article databases in religion via this path:
- Library website --> Databases --> History, Religion & Philosophy --> Religion
At the top of the list of religion databases you will see a link to Ebsco Databases in Religion. This allows you to select among several of the library's religion resources, or search two or more at once. The relevant databases for this class are:
- Index Islamicus. Index Islamicus covers all aspects of Islam and the Muslim world; everyone in this class should use it for the inquiry paper.
- ATLA Religion Index. ATLA is the library's most important general religion database. For this class, it will be a supplement to Index Islamicus; again, everyone should use this database for the inquiry project.
- Philosopher's Index. Although not directly a religion database, this will be useful to anyone researching theology or major Islamic thinkers.
The Encyclopaedia of Islam is another resource that most of you will find useful. Unlike many other encyclopedias, this one can be cited as a research piece in your paper. The EI is one of the most important sources for the study of Islam.
The Encyclopaedia Iranica (also listed under "Websites" on the History, Religion & Philosophy page) is a peer-reviewed, multi-disciplinary Internet encyclopedia. It will be useful if you are researching a topic related to Iranian or Persian history or culture. Like the Encyclopaedia of Islam, the Encyclopaedia Iranica constitutes research in its own right and may be cited in your paper.
Further up on the History, Religion & Philosophy page you will see a list of more general databases suitable to "All Humanities." The database I recommend from this list is JSTOR, a full-text journal archive that covers a large variety of subjects. Start at the Advanced Search, where you can limit your results to particular subject areas.
Other Databases
If the inquiry question you pursue is directly related to religion, theology, and/or philosophy, the above databases will serve you well. But your question may also be:
- historical
- psychological
- sociological
- literary
- or something else entirely!
In that case, you will need subject-specific databases in addition to Index Islamicus, ATLA, the Encyclopaedia of Islam and ALiCat/I-Share. Find those additional databases via this path:
- Library website --> Databases --> open drop-down menu and select a general subject area
Every general subject page is broken down into more specific subject areas. Browse the options in the subject area of your choice to find the best databases to search.
Pew Research Religion & Public Life Project
This is the division of the Pew Research Center devoted to "issues at the intersection of religion and public affairs." The Pew Research Center is a non-partisan organization that "conducts public opinion polling, demographic research, media content analysis and other empirical social science research." Particular reports that may interest you include:
- Pew's Religious Landscape Survey, about the demographic distribution, beliefs, and perspectives of U.S. religious groups, including Muslims.
- The 2011 report on American Muslims, specifically. This extensive report also links back to a 2007 report on the attitudes of Muslims in the U.S.
Statistical Abstract of the United States
The Statistical Abstract is the United States Census's official annual report. This link goes to the religion page, but you can also browse the table of contents or do a keyword search to find other information.
Religion is a particularly difficult subject to research on the web, because it gives rise to strong feelings and opinions. How can you distinguish the legitimate, well-researched sites from those that display an unsubstantiated bias?
First, note the site's domain: .edu, .org, and .gov sites are, on average, more likely to be reliable than sites in many other domains. Don't stop at the domain, though! I've seen .com sites that are better than some .org's.
Next, look for a link (often in a menu near the very top or very bottom of the page) that says About or About Us. Read this page carefully to discover the site's affiliations and its creators' methods. If you do not see such a link, look for one that says "Who We Are" or "FAQ," perhaps.
Finally, review the site's overall content for tone, relevance, and, if applicable, recency. If you have any questions about a site's quality, a librarian will be happy to help.
News Media
Some of the news sources you consult may be on the web. Use the tips in the "Websites" section, above, to assess any news source you are not already familiar with.
Among the Augustana library's news databases, I recommend LexisNexis Academic, the New York Times, and Newspaper Source (go to: Library home page --> Databases --> Databases A-Z). LexisNexis even has news transcripts from major television stations, and it can provide a background description of any news source that is new to you.
Citing Sources
For the inquiry paper, you are required to cite your sources correctly according to either Chicago or MLA style. Online guides to both citation styles are available at the library's "Citing Sources" page:
- Library website --> Citing Sources (under "Research Tools")
Librarians can help with the following:
- Developing strategies for narrowing a research question
- Deciding which subject area(s) to browse for databases on the library website
- Choosing the best database(s) for your research
- Identifying keywords to search in the databases
- Citing your sources correctly
You are welcome to contact me with any questions about your research for this project. My email address is StefanieBluemle-at-augustana.edu, and I work at the research help desk (on 2nd floor by the elevators) off-and-on throughout the week.
Or, approach any Augustana librarian for help at the research help desk: in-person, or by phone (309-794-7206), email (firstname.lastname@example.com), or the "Ask an Augustana Librarian" chat box on the library's home page.
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Just as an exercise, I spend a little time today to put together a message handler based Basic Authentication implementation to contrast the two. There are a few more moving pieces to this implementation: A MessageHandler to handle the Basic Auth processing A custom Identity to pass the username and password around An Authorization filter to validate the user MessageHandler for Authentication MessageHandlers in Web API are chainable components that hook into the request/response pipeline. You can plug many message handlers together to provide many module like features. MessageHandlers can handle processing on the inbound request cycle and the output response cycle, via a simple Task<T> abstraction that provides the asynchronous pipeline processing. To implement the BasicAuthenticationHandler you can create a class derived from DelegatingHandler and override the SendAsync method: public class BasicAuthenticationHandler : DelegatingHandler { private const string WWWAuthenticateHeader = "WWW-Authenticate"; protected override Task<HttpResponseMessage> SendAsync(HttpRequestMessage request, CancellationToken cancellationToken) { var credentials = ParseAuthorizationHeader(request); if (credentials != null) { var identity = new BasicAuthenticationIdentity(credentials.Name, credentials.Password); var principal = new GenericPrincipal(identity, null); Thread.CurrentPrincipal = principal; //if (HttpContext.Current != null) // HttpContext.Current.User = principal; } return base.SendAsync(request, cancellationToken) .ContinueWith(task => { var response = task.Result; if (credentials == null && response.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.Unauthorized) Challenge(request, response); return response; }); } /// <summary> /// Parses the Authorization header and creates user credentials /// </summary> /// <param name="actionContext"></param> protected virtual BasicAuthenticationIdentity ParseAuthorizationHeader(HttpRequestMessage request) { string authHeader = null; var auth = request.Headers.Authorization; if (auth != null && auth.Scheme == "Basic") authHeader = auth.Parameter; if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(authHeader)) return null; authHeader = Encoding.Default.GetString(Convert.FromBase64String(authHeader)); var tokens = authHeader.Split(':'); if (tokens.Length < 2) return null; return new BasicAuthenticationIdentity(tokens[0], tokens[1]); } /// <summary> /// Send the Authentication Challenge request /// </summary> /// <param name="message"></param> /// <param name="actionContext"></param> void Challenge(HttpRequestMessage request, HttpResponseMessage response) { var host = request.RequestUri.DnsSafeHost; response.Headers.Add(WWWAuthenticateHeader, string.Format("Basic realm=\"{0}\"", host)); } }If you looked at my last post this should look fairly familiar - the basic auth logic is very similar to the filter. I reused the Challenge and ParseAuthorizationHeader changing just the inputs to the request and response messages respectively. The message handler works in two distinct steps - the initial code that fires on the inbound request, which tries to parse the authentication header into a BasicAuthenticationIdentity and assigning that identity to the thread principle. The second step - the part in the ContinueWith() Task block - handles the processing on the outbound response. Things have to be broken up like this in a MessageHandler because the Response doesn't exist on the inbound request yet. The code here is responsible for issuing the challenge if the response status is unauthorized. So the logic goes like this: Request is authenticated already - goes through Request is not authenticated and returns a 401 (from an AuthFilter or explicit 401 ResponseMessage from code) Request is not authenticated and returns something other 401 - request goes through To make all this work there are a couple more things that need to be implemented. BasicAuthenticationIdentity Basic Authentication works via a username and password that is passed as a base64 encoded, clear text string. In order to authorize the user in a custom authorization scenario that username and password has to be passed up the pipeline into the AuthorizationFilter that actually handles the authorization of the user. To do this I opted to create a BasicAuthenticationIdentity class. Using this identity the handler can set the username and password on the Identity and pass it to AuthorizeFilter. Here's the implementation:/// <summary> /// Custom Identity that adds a password captured by basic authentication /// to allow for an auth filter to do custom authorization /// </summary> public class BasicAuthenticationIdentity : GenericIdentity { public BasicAuthenticationIdentity(string name, string password) : base(name,"Basic") { this.Password = password; } /// <summary> /// Basic Auth Password for custom authentication /// </summary> public string Password { get; set; } } AuthorizeFilter Next we need a filter to handle the authorization of the user. This logic most likely will be application specific. Because all we'll need to do here is validate the user's credentials and return yay or nay, an AuthorizeFilter is the easiest:public class MyAuthorizationFilter : AuthorizeAttribute { protected override bool IsAuthorized(HttpActionContext actionContext) { var identity = Thread.CurrentPrincipal.Identity; if (identity == null && HttpContext.Current != null) identity = HttpContext.Current.User.Identity; if (identity != null && identity.IsAuthenticated) { var basicAuth = identity as BasicAuthenticationIdentity; // do your business validation as needed var user = new BusUser(); if (user.Authenticate(basicAuth.Name, basicAuth.Password)) return true; } return false; } } In the filter you can simply override the IsAuthorized() method and return true or false. If you return false WebAPI automatically fires a 401 status code, which triggers the Challenge() in the BasicAuthenticationHandler that's monitoring for 401's. The IsAuthorized method implementation typically has business specific code in it that handles the authorization of the user. Basically you can capture the Thread Principal and the BasicAuthenticationIdentity and retrieve the username and password. You can then go to town on the username and password. In my example here a business object is fired up to authenticate the user. By the way, notice that in my last post I used an AuthorizationFilter - and here I'm using an AuthorizeFilter. AuthorizeFilter works great if all you need to do is validate a user and return true or false. If there's more logic involved that, like creating a new response then an AuthorizationFilter is the better choice. Configuration Once the handler and filter exist they have to be hooked up. MessageHandlers have to be added in the configuration:GlobalConfiguration.Configuration.MessageHandlers.Add(new BasicAuthenticationHandler()); The AuthorizationFilter can either be applied via global configuration or on the controller:GlobalConfiguration.Configuration.Filters.Add(new MyAuthorizationFilter()); or you can apply it on the controller:[MyAuthorizationFilter] public class QueueController : ApiController Filter or MessageHandler - you decide Comparing the two modes of operation - Authentication MessageHandler or AuthorizationFilter - there's not a tremendous difference in implementation. To me the filter is more compact and easier to follow what's going on simply because everything is in one place. For most typical custom login scenarios that are tied to business logic, that'll be totally sufficient. The advantage of a message handler is that it's globally applied and is part of the WebAPI pipeline so if several components need to take advantage of BasicAuthentication with different Authorization that would work. But then again you can do that with a filter as well, especially since a MessageHandler still requires a filter for it's authorization. <shrug> Either way you can take your pick from these two implementations. Resources BasicAuthenticationHandler Code on GitHub Basic Authentication Authorization Filter Post Posted in Web Api Tweet Feedback for this Post # re: A WebAPI Basic Authentication MessageHandler by Paulo Morgado May 02, 2013 @ 9:11am Rick, Have you tried something like: var response = await base.SendAsync(request, cancellationToken); if (credentials == null && response.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.Unauthorized) Challenge(request, response); return response; Instead of: return base.SendAsync(request, cancellationToken) .ContinueWith(task => { var response = task.Result; if (credentials == null && response.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.Unauthorized) Challenge(request, response); return response; }); # re: A WebAPI Basic Authentication MessageHandler by Rick Strahl May 02, 2013 @ 12:54pm @Paulo - that's essentially the same code. The await roughly translates into a task.ContinueWith(). If the code is strictly for .NET 4.5 then the await is the way to go, but if also support 4.0 then Task.ContinueWith() is it. # re: A WebAPI Basic Authentication MessageHandler by Paulo Morgado May 03, 2013 @ 5:05am @Rick, is the Web API supported on .NET 4.0? I thought it was 4.5 only. # re: A WebAPI Basic Authentication MessageHandler by Rick Strahl May 03, 2013 @ 6:18pm Yes it works just fine with .NET 4.0. # re: A WebAPI Basic Authentication MessageHandler by Tremayne September 23, 2013 @ 6:20am My Authentication in IsAuthrorize: if (identity != null && identity.IsAuthenticated) { var basicAuth = identity as BasicAuthenticationIdentity; var User = DatabaseDb.Authenticate(basicAuth.Name, basicAuth.Password.CreateHash()); if (User != null) return true; } return false; This line of code throws error when the user fails authentication: return base.SendAsync(request, cancellationToken) .ContinueWith(task => { var response = task.Result; //AggregateException was unhandled by usercode //Type 'BasicAuthenticationIdentity' in assembly is not marked as serializable. if (credentials == null && response.StatusCode == HttpStatusCode.Unauthorized) Challenge(request, response); return response; }); after debugging I notice task.Result shows as {not computed yet} ? # re: A WebAPI Basic Authentication MessageHandler by Al November 28, 2013 @ 2:52am In the BasicAuthenticationHandler class definition, is there a reason to instantiate the BasicAuthenticationIdentity object twice? # re: A WebAPI Basic Authentication MessageHandler by Jamie February 10, 2014 @ 1:08pm Thanks for the article. There's one thing that really makes me nervous about this approach, and that is that IsAuthenticated is set to true when the Identity is created. An Identity should be created only for authenticated users so that the standard Authorize attribute will work. The biggest reason for preferring a MessageHandler over a filter is that the handler is invoked very early in the pipeline and can create the response directly, thus skipping the rest of the pipeline. It also prevents exploits targeting modules deeper in the pipeline -- code that isn't executed is very secure. # re: A WebAPI Basic Authentication MessageHandler by vpatel May 13, 2014 @ 12:06pm Can you suggest what should be the IIS authentication settings if we want to implement custom authentication in Message Handler of Web API pipeline ? Do we have to set "Anonymous Authentication" ? I tried setting "Basic Authentication" but then IIS tries to validate it against windows authentication. i mean, it tries to validate username and password with windows domain. # re: A WebAPI Basic Authentication MessageHandler by Rick Strahl May 13, 2014 @ 2:28pm @vpatel - yeah don't use IIS's authentication because it will validate against Windows account. It doesn't matter what else is enabled since other auth schemes (Windows, Digest, Forms) are separate, but Basic Authentication must be off in order for WebAPI to actually get called to authorize your request. # re: A WebAPI Basic Authentication MessageHandler by FH August 06, 2014 @ 12:00am Just stumpled upon these posts and - thumbs up. Also took a look at the source and discovered your toolbox. I grabbed a copy and will have a look at it later but the least I can do shout out loud: THANKS! 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If Elton John, Céline Dion, Cher and even Barry Manilow can have their own Vegas showcases, why not Dolly Parton? While that question was never asked during the iconic singer's debut performances at the Hollywood (or, as she put it, "Dollywood") Bowl this weekend - ostensibly promoting her feisty new self-released album Better Day - her two-hour performance could easily move from the concert hall to the showroom.
A mix of autobiography, Opry broadcast, revival meeting, Hee-Haw and greatest-hits revue, the show presents Parton as not only a great American original but also the inheritor of the tradition of entertainers determined to cross lines of genre, age, class and political affiliation.
In lesser hands, it's a mix that could pander and turn cloying. But Parton, 65, is no less "authentic" for being decked out in rhinestones and corn-pone humor, for while her set includes medleys, cover versions and pop hits, she never loses sight of her roots in country, bluegrass and gospel. Both in song and commentary, at the Bowl and throughout her varied career, she has preached for music as the balm that gets you through hard times.
The evening's first act was the stronger of the two. Built around a loosely constructed autobiographical monologue, it's a deeply felt (and oft-told) story of growing up poor in Tennessee's Smokey Mountains, making her way to Nashville and turning into an international star while bucking the country music establishment.
There are moments of Vegas (or, to be more geographically precise, Branson) glitz, but her best songs, such as "Jolene," "Coat of Many Colors" and "Tennessee Mountain Home," were given the beautifully modulated readings they deserve. This is music of great feeling, faith and determination, among the finest America has produced, and the first act climaxes with a sturdy declaration of belief, "He's Everything."
The second, shorter act, before an encore led by her ballad "I Will Always Love You" (later taken to more bombastic heights by Whitney Houston), was a more straightforward hit parade that included "9 to 5," "Here You Come Again" and "Islands in the Stream," although it also includes a wonderfully hushed, a capella version of the spooky allegory "Little Sparrow."
Alongside those songs are selections that attest to her broader mission, even if they don't always serve her especially well. A medley of pop hits rearranged for a bluegrass string band (the Beatles' "Help!," Collective Soul's "Shine," Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven") is eye-opening and fun, and it's hard to argue with her versions of Dusty Springfield's "Son of a Preacher Man" or Ike & Tina's "River Deep -- Mountain High." She also managed to find an emotional perch on Miley Cyrus' Hannah Montana hit "Best of Both Worlds."
But both a rap (performed in honor of Queen Latifah, who co-stars with Parton in the coming film Joyful Noise) and a cover of Sly and the Family Stone's "I Want to Take You Higher" recast as a gospel stomp were a bridge too far. It's like listening to '50s and '60s stars like Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin try to sing rock: the expansively democratic motivation behind them is clear, but the rap, especially, its ending punctuated with gunshots, veered uncomfortably close to tastelessness.
Still, Parton always manages to redeem herself. Her self-deprecating humor, astonishingly youthful voice and the sight of her literally kicking up her heels more than made up for the occasional misstep. To say nothing of her sheer talent: Over the course of the evening, she plays guitar, fiddle, banjo, saxophone, penny whistle, dulcimer and autoharp.
If Parton ever does decide to bring this show to Vegas, I want to be first in line for reservations.
Setlist: Dolly Parton at the Hollywood Bowl, July 23, 2011
First set: Medley: Light of a Clear Day > Walkin' on Sunshine > Shine Like the Sun / Better Get to Livin' / Jolene / Rocky Top > Dueling Banjos / Bluegrass Medley: Help > Shine > Stairway to Heaven > Tennessee Mountain Home > Precious Memories / Coat of Many Colors / Appalachian Memories / Son of a Preacher Man / Better Day / Together You and I / Holding Everything / Joyful Noise > Queen Rap / Higher / He's Everything
Second set: White Limozeen / Best of Both Worlds / The Sacrifice / In the Meantime / Little Sparrow /
River Deep -- Mountain High / Here You Come Again / Islands in the Stream / 9 to 5
Encore: I Will Always Love You / Reprise: Better Day > Light of a Clear Day
Photo, from Parton's Better Day Tour opener in Tennessee, by Rick Diamond, Getty Images.
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The Montgomery Blair High School boys volleyball team had been there before, leading two games to none against Thomas S. Wootton.
The Blazers lost that lead in a season-opening defeat, their only loss of the season.
Blair did not let history repeat itself in Thursday's county championship final, held at Col. Zadok Magruder High.
The Blazers won their second consecutive county title, 25-22, 25-16, 25-22 over the previously unbeaten Patriots.
"That third game got really close," said Blair coach Chris Liang. "It's like we got too comfortable and then relaxed. We were up like 22-14 in the third game and then they made a run to 22-19. I called time out and was like, 'Don't let up. You've got to push through, I don't care if we're up by 20 points.'"
A well-rounded performance propelled Blair Thursday. Andrew Zhang smacked 22 kills and accounted for all three of the team's aces. Tony Liang added eight kills, and the team's strongest defensive player, Ricci Huang, tallied six.
But Chris Liang said a lot of credit also goes to first-year setter, William Cai.
The setter, Liang said, is like a football team's quarterback or a basketball team's point guard. He is the floor general, responsible for setting things in motion.
Cai stepped into the integral role and adjusted quickly, filling the shoes of Robert Huang, who played the position at Blair for four years before graduating last spring.
"The setter determines who hits the ball and who doesn't and has to control it in terms of how high he sets the ball and where he places it," Liang. "[Cai] did very well [Thursday]. He was thrown into a tough spot."
Cai's ability to jell with his teammates helped the Blazers improve as the season progressed, Zhang said, adding that Blair's early loss to Wootton was a wakeup call that humbled the Blazers and helped them focus on their ultimate goal.
The Patriots possess an explosive attack, led by hitters Paul Malinauskas, Jeffrey Qiu and Henry Zhou. But Wootton had trouble controlling play the way it normally does, said coach John Hartranft.
"The game plan was to do the things we do well, and that's ball control and use our multiple weapons on our attack and good defense. I would say maybe 30 percent of that was working [Thursday]," he said. "It's always nice to win at the end of the season but the fact that we lost a volleyball game at the end of the season doesn't take anything away from these guys."


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Google Maps SDK lets iOS devs use Google's maps in apps
With the well-hyped release of the new Google Maps app came the quieter announcement that the company is also releasing a Google Maps SDK for iOS. The SDK allows app developers to prefer in-app Google Maps instead of Apple's iOS 6 maps. The SDK will also allow developers to specify in their apps if an address or directions should be opened in Apple's Maps, or the Google Maps app.
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Interested developers are asked to register their interest as access to the API keys are being selectively rolled out. Also users need not worry about an app developer forcing an address or directions link in an app to be opened in Google Maps. If a user doesn't have the Google Maps app installed, the link falls back to Apple's mapping API.
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Through the 80s and into the 90s, most talented journalism students followed the advertising/public relations and marketing track, where there was more opportunity and better starting pay. It might seem strange that a cadre of cynical newspaper editors worried about their replacements. Perhaps it's biological: Even wolves focus on succession and training the young. Continue reading →
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I could have a Catholic be a godparent and move three years after the baptism to another state. The child would only rarely see them, possibly only on holidays. I could ask a non-catholic to be the godparent; that person could live in the same city, close to our neighborhood, and see that my child is enrolled in the parochial school and goes to Mass each week. Which is better? Continue reading →
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Dear Father: How is a priest to handle a request for a Mass to be said for an intention from a lay person? I understand a donation is not necessary but usually accepted. Is it covered in the Catechism?
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Have you ever had a nickname? I have a son who is known by most of his friends as Donut. There are folks who couldn't tell you his given name.
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Hartlepool have been boosted by the news that defender Michael Duckworth's leg injury is not as serious as first feared.
The 21-year-old was forced off in the early stages of Saturday's 2-0 defeat to Northampton on his return to the side following his recovery from hernia surgery.
It was initially feared that Duckworth could have broken his leg but scans have since confirmed that there is no fracture.
Physio Ian Gallagher told the club's official website: "The scan came back clear on Monday so we're treating it as a soft tissue injury now.
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