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The Advance Passenger Information / Passenger Name Record (API/PNR) program helps protect Canadians by enabling the CBSA to perform a risk assessment of air travellers and crew as they are en route to Canada.
While information is a key tool to ensure the safety of our country, the CBSA equally respects the fundamental privacy rights of travellers and crew and is vigilant in ensuring that the proper privacy safeguards are in place.
The API/PNR program helps the CBSA identify persons who may be subject to closer questioning or examination on arrival in Canada. Factors such as potential relationship to terrorism or terrorism-related crimes, or other serious crimes that are transnational in nature (e.g. smuggling of drugs or humans) may lead to a need for closer examination. This program also helps to effectively facilitate the entry of legitimate travellers and trade.
The current focus of the API/PNR program is on air travel; however, the CBSA continues to implement the program in all modes.
Under Canadian law, all commercial air carriers are required to provide the CBSA with API/PNR data relating to all persons travelling to Canada. Airlines collect API data when passengers check in; PNR is drawn from airline flight reservations systems. This reflects information gathered by airlines as part of standard business practices. The CBSA does not require commercial air carriers to gather or provide any additional PNR data elements that are not already recorded for their own business purposes.
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- Version 1.3 (Latest release, May 9 2012)
- Version 1.2 (December 22 2011)
- Version 1.1 (July 11 2011)
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- Uncompress the downloaded file into a directory named $SONAR_RUNNER_HOME in the next steps.
- Update the global settings (database connection, server URL) by editing the file $SONAR_RUNNER_HOME/conf/sonar-runner.properties
- Add the $SONAR_RUNNER_HOME/bin directory to your path.
You can check the basic installation by opening a new shell and executing the command 'sonar-runner -h' (on windows platform the command is 'sonar-runner.bat -h') . You should get a message like this :
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Step 1 - Create Database
Apache Derby is shipped with Sonar. It does not need any installation. It's great for demos and tests but we advice you to use a robust database for real use. See the supported platforms for more information.
To use one of the external databases, it is necessary to explicitly set up the initial database schema and permissions. Tables and indexes will then be automatically created when launching Sonar for the first time. Example scripts for setting MySQL up can be found in extras/database/mysql.
Step 2 - Install Sonar
Download and unzip the distribution.
Step 3 - Configure Database
If you do not use the default embedded database, edit conf/sonar.properties to configure the database access. Templates are available for every supported database. Just uncomment them and comment the first four lines dedicated to derby.
- sonar.jdbc.url : the URL of the database
- sonar.jdbc.driver : the class of the driver
- sonar.jdbc.user : the username (default value is 'sonar')
- sonar.jdbc.password : the password (default value is 'sonar')
Example for MySQL :
For Oracle, copy the JDBC driver to /extensions/jdbc-driver/[YOUR DATABASE]/. Other drivers for supported database are already provided.
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Mode 1 - Start the standalone application
The default listen port is 9000, the default context path is / and Sonar listens by default to all network interfaces : '0.0.0.0'. Once launched, the Sonar web server is available on http://localhost:9000. Parameters can be changed into the file conf/sonar.properties. Here is an example to listen to http://localhost:80/sonar :
Execute the following script to start the server :
- On Linux/Mac OS : bin/<YOUR OS>/sonar.sh start
- On MS Windows : bin/windows-x86-32/StartSonar.bat
- Read "Install on AIX, HPUX or Solaris" for other platforms
Note that you can also run as a NT service with bin/windows-x86-32/InstallNTService.bat then bin/windows-x86-32/StartNTService.bat
You can now browse to http://localhost:9000.
Mode 2 - Deploy on JEE Server
Sonar can be packaged as a WAR then deployed into an existing JEE server. To use this method of installation, you must already know how to deploy a web application on the application server of choice. The supported servers are Tomcat 5.x, 6.x, 7.x and Jetty 6.x.
Installation steps are :
- Edit conf/sonar.properties as described in standalone mode. The file conf/wrapper.conf is never used when deploying to application server.
- Execute the script build-war.sh (or build-war.bat on MS Windows) from the directory war/
- Deploy war/sonar.war to the application server
- Browse to http://localhost/sonar and follow setup instructions
Prior to Sonar 2.2, the WAR file must be rebuilt each time the configuration is updated (new plugins or new extensions).
From Sonar 2.2 onwards, the WAR file is now linked to the Sonar directory (the directory where the distribution is unzipped). It implies that :
- the directory where the distribution is unzipped cannot be removed
- there is no need to rebuild the WAR when installing/uninstalling plugins or rule extensions
- the WAR file must be deployed on the host which contains the Sonar directory
- the WAR file must be rebuilt when the Sonar directory is moved
the WAR file must be rebuilt when a configuration file is updated (directory conf/)
More details on this blog.
Mode 3 - Run as a service on MS Windows
Install/uninstall NT service (may have to run these batch files via "Run As Administrator"):
Start/stop the service :
Mode 4 - Run as a service on Linux
The following has been tested on Ubuntu 8.10 and CentOS 6.2.
Create the file /etc/init.d/sonar with this content :
Register Sonar at boot time (Ubuntu, 32 bit):
Register Sonar at boot time (RedHat, CentOS, 64 bit):
Running Sonar behind a Proxy
This section helps you configure Sonar if you want to run Sonar behind a proxy. This can be done for security concerns or to consolidate multiple disparate applications.
Running Sonar behind an Apache Proxy
We assume that you've already installed Apache 2 with module mod_proxy, that Sonar is running and available on http://privates_sonar_host:sonar_port/ and that you want to configure a Virtual Host for www.public_sonar.com.
At this point, edit the HTTPd configuration file for the www.public_sonar.com virtual host. Include the following to expose Sonar via mod_proxy at http://www.public_sonar.com/ :
If the url of the Sonar server must have a context like http://www.public_sonar.com/sonar_context, in that case the following line must be uncommented in the sonar.properties configuration file to prevent using the Apache mod_rewrite :
And of course, the definition of the Apache virtual server must also be slightly updated :
Apache configuration is going to vary based on your own application's requirements and the way you intend to expose Sonar to the outside world. If you need more details about Apache HTTPd and mod_proxy, please see http://httpd.apache.org.
Running Sonar behind Nginx
We assume that you've already installed Nginx, that you are using a Virtual Host for www.somecompany.com and that Sonar is running and available on http://sonahost:sonarport/.
At this point, edit the Nginx configuration file. Include the following to expose Sonar at http://www.somecompany.com/ :
Nginx configuration is going to vary based on your own application's requirements and the way you intend to expose Sonar to the outside world. If you need more details about Nginx, please see http://nginx.org.


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Next season, we're presenting five operas, and three of them have never been seen before on Arizona Opera's stage. Whether you're a seasoned pro, or ready to start your first season with us, here are some things to know about the 2015/16 Season.
This coming weekend, I'm tackling a project that used to be pretty common for me: performance. If I'm being honest, I'm just this side of absolutely terrified. I sing once a year on Christmas morning in my hometown church so that the choir can spend the morning with their families. Other than that, I haven't sung anything of substance in public for four years.
At the final performance of The Daughter of the Regiment this season, we will have journeyed from Arizona and Mexico through Italy and Russia to the Tyrolean Alps – not to mention the fantastical realm in The Magic Flute. It has been a journey none of us will soon forget, and we've saved the best for last. Donizetti's vibrant The Daughter of the Regiment provides the thrilling burst of joie de vivre on which we will end our season 191 days following our first performance of Cruzar la Cara de la Luna last October!
I grew up in a good school district. When I was in early elementary school, we had music, art, and gym classes that were on a three day rotation. We received grades for these disciplines and our work and participation in music was just as pertinent to parent-teacher conferences as our progress in English and math.
I can't believe we have arrived at our fifth and final opera of 2014/15, and soon, this season will be nothing but memories of glorious music, beautiful productions, and wonderful performances.
We have come to the end of the line.
Andrea Shokery and Doug Provost, however, have come full circle.
Mozart and Schikaneder penned their popular masterpiece, Die Zauberflöte, in 1791, just fifteen years after the United States declared its independence from Great Britain. Though it may seem an unlikely connection, I like to think that Mozart was full of the same pioneering spirit as those who had adventure and daring enough to leave Europe at the time, settle in a new land, and eventually travel across the country to tame the Wild West.
Once upon a time, a prince woke to find himself lost in an enchanted forest in a strange land. He had no idea how he had arrived in such a place, nor how he would ever return home. The forest was dark and full of mysterious sounds. He was alone and afraid.
Ever since jumping headlong into the opera industry – first as a performer and then on the administrative side of the table – I've noticed that lots of people are curious whether I'm willing or able to name my very favorite opera. I've never been particularly good at choosing favorites. That said, should I ever find myself banished to a desert island, with the mysterious rule that I can only take along a few opera recordings with me, Eugene Onegin would easily make it into that first handful I would grab as I was pulled from my home!
A witch and a soldier meet at the Superhero Bowl in Italy. The witch loves the soldier, but he isn't sure if he loves her back. But with the help of an Italian princess, the witch and soldier beat Darth Vader in football, thus proving that love and teamwork conquers all… including the galactic empire.
Yes, this is an opera. And it is awesome.
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The group said Swift could easily turn form her devious ways and be what they would consider to be a good example -- her millions of Twitter followers ought to hear "one simple tweet form her -- 'Stop fornicating ladies, and obey God'" but that "would cost her millions she makes with her sin-coddling songs."
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Gallery: Discovering Columbus: Step Inside Christopher Columbus' Fancy ...
Tatzu Nishi was brought to New York by the Public Art Fund in order to find the perfect project for our city streets. He stumbled upon the Christopher Columbus statue and was immediately drawn to the dichotomy of its public location – so central and at the same time, so estranged from the public. To bring people closer to this great sculpture, he decided to build six stories of scaffolding up to the statue and construct a pop-up living room with Columbus as the centerpiece. The room is fully furnished with tables, lamps, and even couches and chairs with magazines and newspapers for people to sit down and enjoy. Columbus, who stands proudly in the middle of the coffee table, is presented in an entirely new format for the first time in 120 years. The artist also designed custom wallpaper with images of what he imagined New York to be like as a child growing up in Japan. The playful paper includes images of Mickey Mouse, Elvis, and McDonald's.
Mayor Bloomberg attended the opening today, lauding the Public Art Fund's continuing dedication to bringing new and exciting art to New Yorkers, while also thanking locals for appreciating and respecting public art around the city. He noted that "Discovering Columbus" is not only about getting a closer look at America's history, but also taking the time out to acknowledge the various nationalities that have helped shape the nation and New York. Tatzu Nishi also spoke briefly, encouraging visitors to take advantage of this amazing free exhibit that was created for each and everyone one of them.
After the three month exhibit, the statue will undergo a much needed restoration. The artsy apartment will undoubtedly aid in touching up the monument that has stood too high for regular cleanings since its creation. Nicholas Baume, Chief Curator of "Discovering Columbus" put it best this morning saying "Christopher Columbus gets to live the New York dream. After 120 years with only pigeons for company, he now will live in a penthouse in Columbus Circle, with views of Central Park, and enjoy a housewarming party with an expected 100,000 people."
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- Ability to create a fully working custom configuration and possibly package some deployables in it. Then delivery this configuration as an artifact (
Note: the usage of Cargo for doing functional tests on a container do not need a m2 plugin. We should tell users to directly use the Cargo Java API from their JUnit tests (as described in http://tinyurl.com/btmwa).
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- We'll define a default for all configuration element so that just typing "mvn cargo:start" without any config will work. Let's use Jetty as the default container for war packaging (because it's the fastest to load) and Orion as the default for EAR packaging (again because it's the fastest we have for now - We really need to implement support for OpenEJB though).


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Cary Williams feels a certain way about the New England Patriots, and he has never been shy about letting everyone know.
About two weeks before his team's joint practice sessions in New England, the Philadelphia Eagles cornerback decided to bring up "Spygate," calling the Patriots "cheaters" and pointing out that they "haven't won a Super Bowl since they got caught."
A week later, Williams stood by his comments.
So in the aftermath of Friday night's preseason matchup, during which Williams intercepted quarterback Tom Brady and returned it 77 yards for a touchdown, everyone expected more of the same from vocal cornerback.
What they got instead was an apology.
"It was just mutual respect between two guys," Williams told reporters, claiming that he went up to Bill Belichick Friday night to bury the hatchet on his previous comments. "Coach Belichick respected me, and I respected him. I respect the organization, and I told him I was sorry for the words that I said.
"… That was a situation where, playing these guys in the playoffs, you kind of develop a hate for them, and you try to use anything to get your mind going. … In that situation, I could have chosen my words a little bit wiser."
Before joining Philadelphia, Williams spent four seasons with the Baltimore Ravens, who met the Patriots three times in the playoffs during his tenure there. Now, he says, that's water under the bridge.
"I have nothing but the utmost respect for the organization and him as a GM and head coach," Williams added. "He just said there were no hard feelings, and he appreciated the comments I made this week. It was just two guys respecting each other and understanding there is some history there.
"It is not necessarily bad blood but the spirit of competition. I said some things that I wish I could take back."
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While the birds are beautiful, they make very loud and annoying sounds.
Why are peacocks here in Portland? It's kind of cold, go figure, said one neighbor.
The Audubon Society said the peacocks were probably pets set free by their owner, which is apparently all too common.
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I'm drawing a blank on what to write about. We kind of seem to be in a waiting period in MMOs. There's some interesting stuff on the horizon, but nothing immediate.
We could rehash F2P, or the Trinity, or similar, but I'm a bit tired of those topics.
So I will turn to you, faithful readers. Anything worth writing about?
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What to Talk About?
I'm drawing a blank on what to write about. We kind of seem to be in a waiting period in MMOs. There's some interesting stuff on the horizon, but nothing immediate.
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- Zeno said...
What is on the horizon? Atm mmo seem to be dead (atleast until WoW 5.4).
Personally I have gone back to world of tanks since I have been gone for a while and its changed quite a bit since I played it.
Only thing I know about that I am looking forward to atm is World of Warships (I hope there are something else on the horizon?).
- 10:59 PM, August 13, 2013
- Redbeard said...
MMOs? Not sure.
However, there's stuff going on with Gen Con this week and PAX Prime in a few weeks.
- 11:19 PM, August 13, 2013
- avokes said...
Isn't Blizzcon coming up real soon. Is there anything under the covers that could be of interest. I'm finding that I've developed a keen interest in Guild Wars 2 and spending less and less time on WOW.
- 4:04 AM, August 14, 2013
- Dàchéng said...
Why are the orcs turning on Garrosh? Isn't he the best warchief they ever had? Oh, I understand why the other species in the horde might not be so happy with him, but why would any real orc care about those wusses? Lok'tar Ogar, and all that.
- 4:23 AM, August 14, 2013
- kliev said...
Tobold's been posting a lot about Card Hunter. If you're interested I'd like to hear another take on it.
Otherwise I'm mostly interested long term in the transition to mobile games, and short term waiting for 5.4.
- 9:28 AM, August 14, 2013
- Shintar said...
You play how many MMOs right now? Two regularly and some more on the side? I know you're not one to write about your day-to-day play sessions but I can't believe that there's nothing in any of those games that inspires you to write about it?
- 11:31 AM, August 14, 2013
- spinksville said...
Yeah I'm not really the best person to comment here since I haven't felt very inspired recently.
Why are you more interested in trying a new game than checking out an existing one, now that there are so many that are still fairly well supported?
- 11:53 AM, August 14, 2013
- Ted Atchley said...
Any thoughts On FF 14 A Realm Reborn?
- 11:57 AM, August 15, 2013
- Kadaan said...
I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts on Path of Exile! You had a lot of posts about Diablo 3 and I'd be interested to read about what you thought PoE did right/wrong in comparison and what design decisions would translate well into the MMO-sphere (item-based currency, "open" skills/spells and passive tree, etc.)
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The other night I was standing on the métro and found myself face à face with a little affiche advising me, minding my own business as I rocketed below Paris, that it's not alright to eat Mr. Ed. Then on Tuesday, I was taking a stroll through the thirteenth, on my way to have lunch with a friend in Chinatown, and came across a sign pleading a stop to the practice of le gavage, the forced stuffing of ducks and geese to make foie gras.
A lot of Americans think that all the French are unequivocally daring eaters, or aren't picky, which is partially true: when you have a dinner party, you don't have to worry about someone showing up who's allergic to peanuts or dairy. Aside from a certain American who won't eat squid, everyone around here eats almost anything, and just about everything might show up on a menu if you get invited to dinner. Except offal, which, in spite of the fact everyone thinks the French like to chow down on stomach lining, testicles, and kidneys, there's plenty of them that turn up their noses at the idea of digging into a steaming dish of any of the above. btw: In case you invite me over for dinner, I'm with that camp.


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Post #3 of Have Kelly, Will Cook" a series of recipes I'm writing inspired by the new book "Have Mother, Will Travel".
There were so many wonderful yet, sometimes hilariously challenging countries that Claire and Mia visited while on a global scavenger hunt which inspired them to write their second mother/daughter book "Have Mother, Will Travel" (the first best selling book is called is Come Back, a must read!). I haven't been to any of the countries they so beautifully described in the book, but now, I have a vivid picture of what to expect when, one day, I'll be able to see it for myself.
A family friend, who just so happens to be a fantastic chef, dropped us off some amazing Ono (aka Wahoo) and asked if I could find something to do with it. Well…. of course! Did I mention this is Tom's absolute favorite. Thanks Heather!
I immediately knew I wanted to use it for the "Greece" (the country that is) chapter of the book. To me, Greek food is all about fresh ingredients, simply prepared. I lightly grilled some nectarines I picked up here, and make a sauce using a little Greek yogurt infused with lemon and mint, finished it with a touch of honey and pistachios. What a simple, yet refreshing dish perfect for dessert or even breakfast. The Ono needed no more that a few mixed olives, fresh basil, mint, lemon juice, sweet red onions and a few glugs of olive oil (you know that nice bottle of olive oil you have hidden in the cabinet? This would be a perfect time to use it). If your garden is anything like ours right now, the tomatoes are going crazy, and are going in everything! I simply roasted some of the lovely cherry tomatoes to eat with the Ono along with a few handfuls of mixed lettuces.


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The Bureau of Land Management has prepared a revised Draft Resource Management Plan (RMP) and Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) to analyze and update BLM's management of public lands in Bernalillo, Cibola, McKinley, Sandoval, Torrance, and Valencia Counties of central New Mexico. The public is invited to provide comments during the 90-day period.
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Groovy has excellent support for Testing with Unit Testing (GroovyTestCase adds extra capabilities to TestCase from JUnit 3.8.2) and Mocking capabilities built right in. Currently, there are no special Groovy extensions for JUnit 4 but its easy to use so long as you are using Groovy 1.1 (currently in beta) and Java 5+ (a requirement for annotations/Junit 4.x). Here are some examples.
Make sure you are using Groovy 1.1 (we used beta-2) and JUnit 4.x (we used 4.4).
Simple Example
Let's test some of the built-in arithmetic operators in Groovy.
Our test class includes two tests additionIsWorking and divideByZero. The second of these is expected to fail with an ArithmeticException exception.
Running the test gives:
Hamcrest Matching
You can use the Hamcrest matchers that come with JUnit 4.4 and above like this:
The first test uses the matchers. You can see by the second test, that native Groovy assertions are usually going to do the job just as good if not better in the Groovy world.
Parameterized Testing
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When GoNOMAD editor Max Hartshorne was Managing Editor of Transitions Abroad, he turned me on to johnnyjet.com , a site I still go to regularly years later. With that in mind I've collected some places our readers may find useful and entertaining. Johnny's site is a voluminous archive of links, including all of the nation's Sunday newspaper travel sections.
In the Mood
I Go U Go isn't as confusing as it sounds. The site offers insight from everyday travelers. Some of the trip reports offer special places to see. igougo.com is also a travel club that offers members some deals. Very slickly done, with solid financial backers, and lots of staff, IGOUGO is an appealing travel site with some interesting twists. Worth a visit.
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AirTreks has long been the site for around the world planning. No one does it better. With Multi- Continent tickets you get free emergency Medical Transportation Insurance, Travel Guard Insurance, 24-hour legal assistance, and personal travel planning.
Airwise flyaow.com We're mighty glad that Airwise is still around. Especially when ground transportation information upon arrival is needed.
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Want to pop over to Poland? Contact Varsovia Agency, the Polish connection. You'll be in Krakow in no time. varsovia.com.
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TuDots tudots.com/hotsites1. htm. My favorite lodging search spot will link you with lodgings worldwide of various types and cost. Many results from the Amazing Places search are far more reasonable than you would expect and perfect for an unforgettable stay.
Backpack Europe.com backpackeurope. com. A site that Arthur Frommer recommends as the best for backpacking in Europe. Thousands of useful links.
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