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ZF-6909: Disabling a form element should prevent it from accepting a new value
If a Zend Form element is disabled (server-side), it should not accept a value, even if one is posted.
For example, given the following form with "text" element "my_text_field"
$form->my_text_field->disabled = 'disabled';
if ($form->isValid($_POST)) {
// ...
If a value is sent for "my_text_field" in $_POST, the element's value is still updated via the Zend_Form::isValid() call.
I would consider this sort of validation to be on par with a "select" element's default ability to only accept values from its "option" list.
Before you ask "how is a value submitted if the field is disabled", consider how easy client-side manipulation is.
Against what data would you Zend_Form want to check if it was updated?
{quote}Before you ask "how is a value submitted if the field is disabled", consider how easy client-side manipulation is.{quote}
bq. Against what data would you Zend_Form want to check if it was updated?
It wouldn't have to. What I would propose is some checking in Zend_Form_Element::setValue() or Zend_Form_Element::isValid().
bq. changed by javascript
"select" elements may also have their option list altered client-side. I'd consider handling disabled fields in the same ballpark as handling selects in regards to the submitted data they will or will not accept by default.
Simply mark the element as ignored in addition to disabled; Zend_Form will then not return its value when you request it, nor will it attempt to validate it (which means the value will not be overwritten).
Further on this, if the element is disabled, when validated its value is set to null / empty as disabled form fields are not included in the submission. Setting the ignore flag appears to do nothing as I can't see it used in either Zend_Form::isValid() or Zend_Form_Element::isValid().
I have the same issue than Phil Brown. I use disabled fields to show contextual data but when the isValid method is called, each one is cleared. I don't really understand the purpose of the current behavior so I hope it could be changed.
Matthew, while your Statement is true for getValue(s), in the current implementation ZF-ver-1.10.2, ignored is not honored when validating form data.
What would be the expected behaviour when validating an ignored Element?
1.) Validate true, but do not setValue, 2.) Validate false and do not setValue
When 1.) some might think posted Data is save to process further.
I have been running into the same issue for a while, but I think I just found a solution: use {{isValidPartial()}} instead of {{isValid()}}.
$form->populate($originalData); $form->my_text_field->disabled = 'disabled'; if ($form->isValid($_POST)) { //form is not valid //since my_text_field is disabled, it doesn't get submitted in the request //isValid() will clear the disabled field value, so now we have to repopulate the field $form->my_text_field->value($originalData['my_text_field']); $this->view->form = $form; return; } // if the form is valid, and we call $form->getValues() to save the data, our disabled field value has been cleared! //...however, if we use isValidPartial()... $form->populate($originalData); $form->my_text_field->disabled = 'disabled'; if ($form->isValidPartial($_POST)) { //isValidPartial() will NOT clear the disabled field value, so we don't have to repopulate the field!!! $this->view->form = $form; return; } // now if we call $form->getValues(), our data is as we expect
Now that I have found a solution, I am far less frustrated, although I would agree that it doesn't seem right that {{isValid()}} would clear a disabled field's value.
Oops, my code sample was supposed to say
{{if (!$form->isValid($_POST)) { //not valid}}
{{if ($form->isValid($_POST)) {}}
and I can't figure out how to edit my comment. Sorry.
In response to Matt:
"Simply mark the element as ignored in addition to disabled; Zend_Form will then not return its value when you request it, nor will it attempt to validate it (which means the value will not be overwritten)."
IsValid does not appear to ignore the elements that are flagged to be ignored. Why is this? You clearly think this is how it is supposed to work (and I agree tremendously) but that is not how it behaves.


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Has anyone here had issues with their Kindle not charging properly when it's plugged in? Mine just started doing this in the last week. It's the K3 with Wifi, no 3G. I plug it in every night and noticed that the light wasn't green to indicate a full charge when I woke up. It was still orange and showed that it was only half charged, but overnight it should have been fully charged. I turned it completely off, then back on (I usually just leave in sleep mode when I'm not using it), and plugged it in at a different outlet and it charged all the way up. A few nights later I noticed when I left it plugged in all day at the usual spot that the light turned from green to yellow (and it hadn't been unplugged). I'm not sure if it's a problem with the device or the power strip where I plug it in. It shouldn't be using power while plugged in (should it?), but apparently is.
Coincidentally, my husband just put in a Wifi base station in our bedroom and it's plugged in to the same socket where I have a power strip that I use for all my devices (iPad, iPhone and K3). Is it possible that it won't charge properly with too many devices using the same outlet? Does the station in any way interfere with the signal from the charger cord? I've decided to try again from a different outlet in our house but was curious if others had problems.
I'm also wondering about the lifecycle of the product. How many years are others getting out of their Kindles? I've had mine for a little over a year now.
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Do you have the wifi and 3G turned on while it's charging? If so it might be indexing or trying to download a bad file that gets it caught in a loop, or might kep trying to connect to w-fi etc that would keep it using up battery while it's charging and keeping it from a full charge.
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What timing. Mine did this same thing just last night. I plugged it in, put it to "sleep" and went to bed. This morning it was still not yet "green". I wiggled the cord around. No change. I unplugged it twice and plugged it back in, then went on to getting ready for work. In about 10 minutes I was ready to leave & checked it again. It was then fully charged.
It must have something to do with wi-fi. Even though I had wi-fi turned off, I've noticed that on my computer now, whenever it goes thru an automatic virus scan process it takes forever now. I don't recall it ever taking that long before I got wi-fi.
Not sure what caused the kindle slow-down, but FYI, it's not just yours. (Mine is one year old BTW and is the same version)
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Now I am guessing it was indexing or a software update was coming from Amazon b/c when I tried later it fully charged and stayed charged.
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My Kindle 3 did the same thing on Tues. However, I turn mine off completely when I recharge it--no Wi-Fi on, shut-down mode, not sleep mode. I had it charging for hours, but the light did not change from yellow to green. Finally, when I turned it on to check it, the battery power symbol was the one for "Charge Me!"
So I plugged the cord in to the lower part of the same outlet. When the light was still yellow some hours later, I unplugged the cord and plugged it in to a different outlet. That worked; the recharging was completed in a short time. Of course, the second try might have been working; I didn't check it.
I don't know what was wrong. I do know that my Kindle Fire recharged just fine on the same part of the outlet that I plugged the Kindle 3 in originally. My computer scientist husband suggested that the battery itself may need changing.
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Accompanied by his stellar backing band The Guilty Ones, Alvin rocketed through songs spanning his career as a roots-rock pioneer, a run that stretches back to the '70s when he formed the Blasters with his brother, Phil, through a stint in X in the '80s and then a long-running solo career.
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"It's like coming down from the highest and the best rollercoaster ride," says another young woman, citing the sound she makes as she hits her climax.
"War," says a midlife woman, looking grave. "That's what I think about, is the war in my head."
Charletta from North Carolina, the woman with war on her mind, is the emotional heart of the film. Diagnosed with FSD, and unable to have an orgasm during sex with her husband, she enrolls in a clinical trial that embeds in her spine an electrode attached to a remote control device. Called the Orgasmatron, it promises to induce a climax with just the touch of a button. But the procedure fails—the jolt just gives Charletta tingly, kicking legs.
It's a disappointment. "I'm in this to heal myself," she had said earlier, on her way into surgery. "Not only am I not normal, I'm diseased. And that feels real bad."
The question of what "normal" is haunts every frame of the film, which explores the emergence of FSD, a term that only entered the medical literature a decade ago. Generated by a group of experts at a panel on sexual disorders (funded, the film wants you to know, by the pharmaceutical industry), FSD became the bucket into which they threw a wide assortment of previously accepted diagnoses, including low sexual interest and arousal, inability to orgasm, sexually induced pain, sexual aversion and the always popular "not otherwise specified." By refashioning these very common sexual experiences as dysfunctions, the group told women who didn't enjoy sex that something was wrong with them. And that meant that there was something that could be fixed.
The announcement of a new disease was a starting shot for inventors and drug manufacturers, all of whom, Canner points out, began competing to come up with the metaphorical "pink Viagra," a pill, potion, cream, treatment or device intended to make women as ready for action as their male counterparts are supposed to be. The film introduces Alista, an arousal pill invented by the folksy doctor Virgil Place (whose predilection for giant bow ties make him look like a refugee from an Errol Morris film), the Orgasmatron, vaginal rejuvenation (tightening of the vagina by surgery or laser treatment), and finally, Intrinsa, Procter & Gamble's testosterone patch, meant to spike libido but shot down by the FDA over safety concerns.
As the film follows the money, it begins to ask: Do women really need to be "fixed"? Could this new medical term, sexual dysfunction, simply reflect the effects of stress, aging, a bad relationship, sexual abuse, or any of a host of other deeply personal mitigating factors that make women less interested in jumping into bed with someone, or unable to get off when they're there?
"What is female sexual dysfunction?" asks Kim Airs, a sex expert shown advocating within the film for vibrators over Viagra. "Is it that you're withholding sex cause your husband's cheating on you? Is it wants and desires that are unfulfilled? It's so complex."
The majority of scientists in the film admit there is no scientific "norm" for female arousal, no real baseline against which a woman's excitement can be measured. And to make matters worse, there's no real way to measure it. Men have erections, but women must fill out personal diaries and questionnaires, and even submit to a $50,000 machine called the Genito Sensory Analyzer, which assesses warmth, coolness and vibration within the vagina, to help researchers determine whether they are responding to stimuli. The fact that "fixing" arousal in women is so difficult is what makes it ripe for co-opting by manufacturers.
In the film, the numbers often used about sexual dysfunction fail to hold up under scrutiny. It's commonly said, for example, that 43% of women suffer from FSD, but the percentage derives from a 1999 survey asking women whether they'd ever experienced anxiety, disinterest or trouble with lubrication during sex—all symptoms within the realm of normal experience. Even the survey's author has distanced himself from claims that this represents FSD.
The film suggests that since the FDA won't approve drugs without a disorder, Big Pharma keeps pushing to create a disease entity the proposed medicine can treat. The paradigm shift—if you're having trouble enjoying sex, you have a disease rather than a relationship or psychological problem—worries some health experts. "The pharmaceutical industry, through a whole range of very sophisticated PR and marketing strategies, is actually changing how we all think about our bodies," says Ray Moynihan, co-author of Selling Sickness. "Essentially, [they] are turning healthy people into patients."
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ZF-5352: To,Cc,Bcc email fields injection
Executing this code:
{{$mail = new Zend_Mail();}} {{// ...}} {{$mail->addCc('firstname.lastname@example.com', 'Injected email" email@example.com, "Normal email');}} {{$mail->send();}}
results in really sending an email with the following header:
{{Cc: "Injected email" email@example.com, "Normal email" email@example.com}}
An even simpler way to add more recipients than expected:
Same problem with $mail->addTo() or $mail->addBcc() .
I think that these methods should only add one single recipient, not more... (It would be a good protection from spam)
An easy way to correct the first problem should be by escaping (addcslashes()) the double-quote character (") with a backslash (\") when the recipient name needs to be quoted... This way the Cc header of the first example would be: {{Cc: "Injected email\" email@example.com, \"Normal email" firstname.lastname@example.com}}
For the second problem just checking for NO commas in the $email parameter should be ok.
Both these patches can be implemented within the method Zend_Mail::_addRecipientAndHeader().
Solved in SVN r13498
make to change comma and double quote mark in mail address into question mark.
I hear from Andrea Zilio that this issue rests some problem by email as following .
from here What I wanted to say is that your svn commit (r13498) seems to solve only the second problem I've reported... In fact running this code:
$mail = new Zend_Mail();
// ...
$mail->addCc('email@example.com', 'Injected email" , "Normal email');
still sends an email with this header:
Cc: "Injected email" firstname.lastname@example.com, "Normal email" firstname.lastname@example.com
So the mail will be sent to two different recipients.
Andrea Zilio to here
Solved in SVN r I add _filterName() function.
The function changes the double quotation to single quotation and the angle brackets to square brackets.


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Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 34 (2861st overall since 1950)


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- 60 maraschino cherries with stems
- 2 cups confectioners' sugar
- 3 tablespoons butter, softened
- 3 tablespoons light corn syrup
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups (12 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
- 2 tablespoons shortening
- Pat cherries dry with paper towels; set aside. In a small bowl, combine the sugar, butter, corn syrup and salt; mix well. Knead until smooth. Cover and refrigerate for 1 hour.
- Roll into 1/2-in. balls; flatten each into a 2-in. circle. Wrap each circle around a cherry and lightly roll in hands. Place cherries with stems up on waxed paper-lined baking sheets. Cover loosely and refrigerate for 1 hour.
- In a microwave or heavy saucepan, melt chocolate chips and shortening; stir until smooth. Holding onto the stem, dip each cherry into chocolate; allow excess to drip off. Place on waxed paper; let stand until set. Refrigerate until hardened. Store in a covered container. Refrigerate for 1-2 weeks before serving. Yield: 5 dozen.
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"it take to long you have to wait 1-2 weeks i wants the quickest way"
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"made these for Christmas gifts, people loved them. made a double batch. everyone said I missed my calling as a chocolatier. I also make awsome fudge that everyone wants for gifts. they were so pretty. to do the white part I rolled the balls and then flattened in my palm and then spun it slowly while pinching to thin. I didn't make them 2 inches, maybe a little over an inch and then put the cherry on it and molded it up the sides. the warmth of your hands make it easy to do. thanks! this is my brothers favorite candy and these are WAY better than anything in a box. have looked in candy store for years to no avail."


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Every year at the first sighting of a poinsettia, many of my Jewish friends from New York, Chicago or Los Angeles recall youthful feelings of wistful exclusion. To them I say, boo-hoo. If you want to know real Christmas envy, try growing up Jewish in a frostbitten North Dakota town with a Lutheran church on every other corner and a sign on the main drag that exhorted us to "Keep the Christ in Christmas."
The Fargo of my childhood was a close-knit community with a thick Scandinavian accent. (Cue A Prairie Home Companion, rent the Coen brothers classic and Google "lefse" and "lutefisk" here.) At holiday time, there were Tom & Jerry parties for adults and, for the kids, tree-trimming gatherings with mugs of cocoa floating marshmallows like miniature snowdrifts. Although I knew every carol, even the second verses, there was no mistaking that these festivities were to honor the away-in-a-manger Little Lord Jesus, not to jam in an ecumenical hootenanny with everyone singing praises to Irving Berlin.
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Christianity was writ large. As a result, to the credit of my parents, who wanted to raise my brother, sister and me to honor our identity, a tinseled line divided our family from the holiday.
We attended Hebrew school and a Zionist summer camp, bought trees to plant in Israel — and Yuletide merrymaking stopped at the mezuzah on our front door. To the grumbling dismay of our neighbors, the blue spruce that towered in the front yard wasn't decked out with any twinkling lights — nor did it shelter a nativity scene. Inside, there was no tree facing a stocking-hung fireplace.
On Christmas Day our family didn't even gather with others of our tribe for Chinese food (as I learned only years later was the national custom among Jews) because the only Chinese restaurant was closed. (It also served fluffy Parker House rolls with the egg foo yung, an equally grave concern.) Movie theaters? Shuttered.
I suspect that Fargo's 200 or so other Jews — there was never an official census, even though the mayor, one Herschel Lashkowitz, belonged to my Temple — passed the day as I did: ruminating on the huge hole where Christmas should be. I experienced December as the equivalent of a tropical depression that by the 24th had conflated into an emotional hurricane.
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The antidote to this envy, I learned, was to move to Manhattan, where Xmas — which is how the holiday deserves to be spelled in places like the Big Apple — immediately struck me as a monster bazaar whose not-at-all-subliminal message was buy, baby, buy. The whole city was done up as one dazzling ornament. Store windows knocked my eyes out. And in my annual trek to ooh and ah in front of the displays, if I didn't make a solemn pilgrimage to St. Patrick's Cathedral, I could easily forget that the hoopla was for an actual religious holiday.
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|Mortellaro wins Northern Migration
FLORENCE, Ariz. - University of Idaho sophomore Kayla Mortellaro won the Northern Migration Invitational after a closing round 73 gave her a 211 and a three-stroke victory over Texas-San Antonio's Summer Batiste.
The Vandals were runners-up to Texas-San Antonio after a three-day, 54-hole event that started with Texas-San Antonio building a one-stroke lead over Idaho and holding it for the duration of the tournament. Both teams finished Wednesday's rounds at 301, which gave Texas-San Antonio 895 for the tournament and the Vandals 896. Minnesota was third at 898.
Also for Idaho, Frida Nilsson tied for 16th at 226, Amanda Jacobs tied for 29th at 231, Teo Poplawski was 38th at 232 and Annika Karlsson tied for 70th at 240.
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ZF-2624: Message-ID getter/setter
I'm evaluating moving Mantis issue tracker code (http://www.mantisbt.org) from phpmailer to Zend::Mail.
When notification mails are sent from a mantis installation, the Message-ID is set in such a way that subsequent mails coming from the same issue are threaded properly by email readers.
Right now, I can not find (neither in 1.5PR) any method for setting and getting the value of the Message-ID header, so this is clearly a blocker, at least in my use case.
Please evaluate and categorize/assign as necessary.
Will, I guess your comment is not addressed to me?
No. I was addressing Nico, who is the lead for the Zend_Mail component. Would you like to fix this one yourself?
The attached patch provides the required functions.
I am not sure if the setMessageId() method needs the same "sanitization" as you do in other header setters like setSubject(); that would be trivial to add though
Will, Nico, are there any chances this could be reviewed/pushed to SVN in time for 1.6 gold?
Ok, now that 1.6 is released, are you able to assign a target version to this?
Hadn't much time lately, but my current target for most mail issues is 1.7.
One question about this. You say you want the mails to be in the correct thread. Wouldn't it be more correct to add a message-id to the references header? I don't know how you decide to which thread a message belongs, but it seems like you'd sending several messages with the same message-id, which is not correct.
Yes, re-reading the description I realize the wording was not really clear.
Basically, the first mail we send on bug creation has a Message-ID composed from some unique data about the bug (ID, creation timestamp, etc).
When notes are added or other events trigger a mail to be sent, we are able to set a "In-Reply-To" header with the original Message-ID, and threading works as expected.
Anything more I can do here?
I think following is better.
1) At first , user calls enableMessageId() function that enables creating id before sending message. for example,
public function enableMessageId($flag) { $this->_useMessageId = (boolean) $flag; }
2)At second, user calls send method without calling creating id method.
send() method has creating message id logic,
if ($this->_useMessageId === true) { //Here is logic that creates message id. }
3) Thus, each time own id will be created without forgetting change value.
We can support both. Make it {{public function setMessageId($id = true)}} If $id is null or false no message-id header is added, if it's true a new id is generated, else the given one is taken. I didn't had the time to really look into the format for message-ids, but we already have to generate unique ids for writing to maildir. If we could reuse the functionality (making it a static method in Zend_Mail), that would be great.
Nico, I guess you did not notice my patch?
Hi, Gianluca Sforna . I will try to update this issue in next holiday ;-)
Hi Satoru (I guess that's your first name... mine is Gianluca); nice to see some activity here!
I just hope the next holiday where you live is not next Christmas ;)
Feel free to let me know if/how my patch should be revised and I can provide you an updated one.
Solved in SVN r13555
I added 4 methods.
setMessageId, getMessageId, clearMessageId, createMessageId.
Hi, Gianluca Thank you for your kindness, but never mind. I am not in the Orthodox church, a Buddhist :-)
I will be happy if you try new functions!
Additional Fix in SVN r13643.
Message-Id should be error on addHeader() function.


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When hedge fund consultant Dee Dee Ricks, then 39, found out she had stage 2 breast cancer, here's how she shared the news: She bid $400,000 to sing with Steven Tyler at a 2007 fund raiser, grabbed the mic and announced, "I'm having a double mastectomy next week."
Back then, Ricks's financial extravagance approached caricature. A divorced mother who lived in a $14 million Manhattan penthouse, she boasted, "I can't spend the money I'm making fast enough." Today, Ricks has downsized both her work and her lifestyle so she can devote herself to raising money for underinsured breast-cancer patients.
How she got from there to here is the subject of The Education of Dee Dee Ricks, a documentary debuting on HBO this month. The project began as a series of home movies Ricks wanted to make so that her sons, ages two and five, could remember her if the cancer proved fatal. Then, in a hospital waiting room, she heard fellow cancer patients fretting about how they were going to drive to work or give their kids a bath. "It really hit me," says Ricks. "I had all the money in the world to deal with this. But how do women who don't have money get through it?"
Despite her wealth, Ricks can empathize. She says she grew up "one step away from poverty" and got her first job at age 13 at a Chick‑fil‑A franchise. Ricks set herself on a more lucrative path by working her way through the University of Florida and earning a business degree.
Once she had her epiphany, however, Ricks thought less about money and more about the question "What kind of legacy would I leave?" In the HBO documentary, her quest to help other patients leads her to Harold Freeman, MD, who runs the Ralph Lauren Center for Cancer Care and Prevention in Harlem. When he tells her he needs to raise $2.5 million for the center's Patient Navigation Institute, which guides uninsured women through treatment, she replies, unflinchingly, "Consider it done." Through Freeman, Ricks meets Cynthia Dodson, whose inability to pay for routine checkups means her breast cancer is advanced when it's finally diagnosed. Ricks pays to have her treated at Memorial Sloan-Kettering, but it's too late, and Dodson becomes a tragic illustration of Freeman's admonition, "Poverty should not be an offense that is punishable by death."
Cancer free today, Ricks is chairman of the board of the Patient Navigation Institute. "I'm a work in progress," she says, "but I have found my purpose in life."
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Suppose that i share a common modulus $N$ with two users $u_1$ and $u_2$ with public, secret keys ($e_a,d_a$), ($e_b,d_b$). Why then $gcd(V,e_b)=1$ where $V=d_a*e_a-1/$W and $W=gcd(e_b,d_a*e_a-1)$ and as a consequence with extended euclidena algorithm i compute $α,β$ such that $α*e_b+β*V=1$ and it comes that $α=d_b$
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One correction to your question: it's not necessarily true that your procedure will give you $\alpha = d_b$; however, the $\alpha$ you do get will work as a private key corresponding to $e_b$, just not necessarily the exact value that the user $u_2$ has.
With that in mind, here's an outline of why that is so:
First of all, two keys $(e, d)$ will work as corresponding public/secret exponents with an RSA modulus $N$ if and only if $e \cdot d \equiv 1 \space ( \bmod \space\lambda(N) )$, where $\lambda(N) = lcm(p-1, q-1)$.
So, we can restate the problem as: given values $(e_a, d_a)$ with $e_a \cdot d_a \equiv 1 \space ( \bmod \space\lambda(N) )$, and a value $e_b$, find a value $\alpha$ such that $e_b \cdot \alpha \equiv 1 \space ( \bmod \space\lambda(N) )$ (even if we don't know the value of $\lambda(N)$)
Now, the condition $e_a \cdot d_a \equiv 1 \space ( \bmod \space\lambda(N) )$ is precisely equivalent to the statement that there exists an integer $k$ such that $e_a \cdot d_a - 1 = k \cdot \lambda(N)$; let us call the value $k \cdot \lambda(N) = V$. Note that, even though we don't know the values of either $k$ or $\lambda(N)$, we can compute $V$.
Now, given that we know the values $e_b, V$, we can certainly run the Extended Euclidean algorithm, and find values $\alpha, \beta$ with $\alpha \cdot e_b + \beta \cdot V = 1$. Now, if reduce both sides modulo $\lambda(N)$, we find that $(\alpha \cdot e_b + \beta \cdot V) \bmod \lambda(N) = (\alpha \cdot e_b) \bmod \lambda(N) + 0 = 1$ (because $V$ is a multiple of $\lambda(N)$), and so $\alpha$ does meet the requirements of a private key corresponding to $e_b$.
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We hosted an outdoor movie birthday for my son who was turning 11. The party started with swimming with his friends followed by pizza and cake. Once they were on a complete sugar high - the movie started.
Instead of a dessert table, we created a concession stand. Each child was able to take a "french fry" container filled with minature candy that you would find at the movies. We had large tubs of popcorn, movie themed cookies and of course licorice.
The cake was in the shape of a large film reel. It was just gorgeous and tasted as good as it looked.
The party printables were created by Anders Ruff (with a collaboration with my mom who did the main illustration). The cake was created by Michelle at Cakewalk Baking. The cookies, by Allyson Jane. The party was styled by myself.
The kids all snuggled up and watched the movie.
We had 10 kids at the party - all in 5th grade. it was the perfect mix of craziness and relaxation. Would highly recommend, especially for this age.


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One of the few sad things about this "job" is routinely seeing totally deserving acts that are working hard, writing good music, but not getting very far. Mix that in with head-scratching turnouts, odd bookings and any band's tough, worthy task is made even tougher. And what's really sad is seeing a small show that you know would have been warmly received by many had they seen it. And believe me, I don't relish telling people later "they should have been there." I feel it's a big part of my job to get you there in the first place.
But I'm only one guy, as the song goes. And sometimes it seems like the rest of the world is conspiring to make sure many deserving acts are ignored in Salt Lake City.
To wit: Two weeks in a row, two fine bands play Salt Lake City at venues that generally host vastly different acts are welcoming in groups that deserve wider attention. Last Tuesday. it was outlaw country rockers Whitey Morgan and the 78s at the hipster haunt, The Urban Lounge, and this week it's the endearing folkie duo of the Milk Carton Kids heading for Kilby Court on Tuesday night. Morgan played for less than 20 people and I'm afraid that the traditional folkies may face similarly slim pickings at the all-ages, indie-rock haven on Tuesday. Mix that in with The Moondoggies' return Sept. 23, who played for about 50 people the last time through in 2010 and it seems like a recurring problem.
Please note, in no way am I faulting any of these venues, it's just that all of these acts would be better served if they had a surefire way of letting potential fans know who they are and where they'll be.
I know a lot of people would likely have been just as stoked to see Morgan's energetic show Tuesday as I was, but they had little to no idea it was happening and it started at 11 p.m. Yikes! "Country" radio won't play acts like Morgan for reasons unbeknownst to me and have largely shied away from traditional country bands for decades now - and that's not changing.
Folk music has never had much of a home on the radio so the road to recognition is likely even rockier for the Milk Carton Kids, pictured above, than for Morgan. I saw the band open for indie-folker Joe Purdy earlier this year at The State Room and was floored, along with many in the sell-out crowd, so I'm harboring hope that enough people enjoyed their lonesome, well-played songs - and witty banter - enough to brave spartan Kilby Court. But ever seeing a crowd member at Kilby older than 30 is relatively rare, a fact I blame partly on the fact it's a dry venue. But Kilby is a worthwhile, exciting place to see bands and I'm not faulting their setup. It's just that the forlorn, world-weary sounds of MCK could likely have a better go at some place that sells brews, or hell, even coffee. Also note, they'll also hit the Logan Arthouse on Wednesday.
And finally, The Moondoggies, who are my vote for best young rock band completely off the radar will hit The State Room for the second time. These guys suffer from similar problems as the other acts - save for satellite radio, or the occasional play on KRCL, The Moondoggies are invisible to radio listeners. I only learned about them because I trusted a buddy who runs Groovacious down in Cedar City. Complete luck. And rest assured, no one's talking to me about music during the next month without hearing a hearty plug for this show, so brace thyself.
So the challenge is up to you fellow music lovers to read and listen for info about as many upcoming shows as you can and pay attention to various venues' websites, otherwise you might miss something grand while inadvertently harming hard-working bands fighting the oh-so good fight.
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The first time I saw Colin Hay in concert, he was leading Men at Work on the band's Cargo tour, and they had sold out the Omaha Civic Auditorium, a nondescript 12,000-seat arena typical of heartland cities.
My most vivid memory of that 1983 show is Hay's maniacal dancing, highlighted overhead-projector-style onto the ceiling of the room, while the crowd danced all night to the reggae-tinged pop-rock coming from the stage.
The man has certainly mellowed with age, performing solo and all-acoustic to a seated sold-out State Room Wednesday night. But the witty way with words and his stellar storytelling ability made Hay's solo show no less enchanting than that bombastic Men at Work show was to my 12-year-old self.
While Men at Work hailed from Australia, Hay is actually a Scot, and his accent and wry sense of humor combined to make his between-song tales of hanging with Paul McCartney or playing gigs to nine people--most of them self-effacing and hilarious--as vital a part of the show as his songs.
His songs, though, are pretty remarkable, too. Even though Men at Work's '80s hits earned Hay his following, his less-known solo work has allowed him to re-establish himself as a must-see touring artist.
On Wednesday, songs like "Beautiful World," "I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You" and "Waiting for My Real Life to Begin" all showcased Hay's strong voice and lyrical skill. Likewise, "Looking for Jack," "Goodnight Romeo" and the instrumental "Gathering Mercury" proved fine additions to Hay's catalog in his post-Men at Work years.
It's a testament to Hay that his show wasn't merely a run-through of old Men at Work favorites, and that made songs like "Overkill" all the more powerful when they did come into the show.
I went to Wednesday's show as much for a personal dose of nostalgia as anything, but after seeing how good Hay is in 2013, I'll definitely be seeing him again. Even if I have to sit through the show.


text: On Friday, March 25th, Grammy nominated house music impresario Dennis Ferrer brings his annual Objektivity event back to Miami for Ultra Week. With an all-star cast and a new project – under the moniker NeuWave Renegades – Ferrer alongside a rotation of friends who represent something of the spirit of US house music take over Miami's Grand Central with a two room extravaganza like no other, with Kerri Chandler, The Martinez Brothers, Karizma, Kyle Hall, DJ Qu and so many others. As a special offer to our community, Giant Step is offering advance tickets at an exclusive discount rate, so make sure you get your ticket today because you know this event is going to sell out.


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Getting Your Winter Games on at Deer Valley and PCMR
If you weren't here for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games, forget about it. Starting today through Saturday night, Deer Valley and Park City Mountain Resort are hosting events reminiscent of Utah's big show. And yes, The Flying Tomato is in the house. Read More


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Hershey's Kisses Cherry Cordial Creme are probably the first candy that I became aware of the existence of "limited edition" candies. It was back a few years ago, in 2007 I'd say, when I heard of Candyaddict.com making a petition to bring the flavor back since it had so many fans. Well, needless to say, they were successful! I've been seeing around this time of year since then. and I know it'll sound odd, but this is the first time I actually bought a bag. Part of it is because cherry isn't a favorite flavor of mine, plus there are so many other cool flavors candies have been coming in so I just didn't have the time.
I picked this bag up on sale with the holiday candies, but imagine my surprise when I saw it among the Valentines Day candies when the store bought the new stock in. Needless to say, I got a deal! I wanted to explain why my package had snowflakes on it.
Opening the bag you get a very distinct smell. It's very bright, fruity and red. It does have a "cherry" hint to it, but the kind of cherry medicine reminds you of. The wrapper is a pretty red raspberry color, accented with black stripes. The little paper sticking out the top read "cherry" and it easily identifies the type of kiss you're looking at. You know, in case the color didn't already suggest it.
The center of these Kisses are very fluid. hey immediately gush into my mouth as I bite down onto them. The flavor is, sweet at first, very syrupy. Then you start tasting hints of the milk chocolate, then the flavor of the cherry creme even more. It's terribly sweet, and the flavor is a mix between real cherries and the flavor of red cough medicine. The chocolate takes an edge of the artificial flavor of the cherry, but I still manage to taste to bitter metallic tones of it. Not the worst cherry flavor I've ever had, but not the best either.
If you're a fan of cherry cordials, I'd give these a try. Many friends who I shared these with enjoyed them, especially those who were fans of cordials to begin with. So i feel better about this, since it's me having the problem, not the candy. It still amazes me how differently we all feel about certain candies. These Cherry Cordial Creme Kisses certainly have their fans, so if you're curious at all, see why so many petitioned to being them back so long ago.
Rating: Will Eat Again
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