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Angels signed LHP Randy Wolf to a minor league contract.
The veteran left-hander opted out of his contract with the Orioles earlier in the month after he wasn't promoted to the big leagues. He'll function as additional rotation depth for the Angels in the minor leagues.
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LHP Randy Wolf opted out of his contract with the Orioles.
The veteran southpaw has been toiling at Triple-A Norfolk where he registered a 4.20 ERA, 1.53 WHIP and 12/5 K/BB ratio over 15 innings. He should be able to latch on elsewhere if he so chooses.
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Randy Wolf has elected free agency.
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Wolf was lit up for five earned runs over four innings in a loss Saturday to the Pirates. He went 1-3 with a 5.26 ERA and 1.52 WHIP in 25 2/3 innings for Miami.
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Randy Wolf was shelled for five earned runs in four innings Saturday in a loss to the Pirates.
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Randy Wolf limited the Rays to one run and three hits in six innings and struck out seven to pick up the first victory of his comeback Monday.
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Marlins signed LHP Randy Wolf to a one-year contract.
Wolf exercised an opt-out clause in his minor league deal with the D'Backs because he's finally found the big league deal he was looking for. The veteran left-hander figures to join the Marlins' rotation, so Wednesday's starter, Anthony DeSclafani, could just be making the one start.
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I always start with 2 x Philosopher's Stone. Why you ask... for the quick money and mana/hp gain. Later on I can keep spamming volly without any mana problems + I can keep alive longer in fights due to the health regain. And did I say more GOLD hehe Also I can easily solo lane against 2 heroes this way. Then boots with AS, 1 Lifesteal item and rest damage items depending on what other team has. While I might not be the super ganker first part of game it will surely turn once the money starts rolling in. This build always works wonders for me.
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anyone wanna try my suicidal build?2 infinity edges,1 trinity force,2 bloodthirsters and a warmog^^ it's like we use get some boots first and a few pots.Pump up PB asap and combine this with volley to harass and last hit.Anyways stay at the line until you get 4k+ to get your first IE,then get the BT,repeat the two items and by this time,earning is waaay easy.Then just get the TF and WM=) Of course this build is not really tested for real gameplay though,just something i wanted to try in a 5v5 bot game.Though i still died when facing the 13k epic monster.Anyone got any idea how to kill it solo-ed?
PB is a waste. Even if you magically got level 5 before killing a single creep, killing 300 creeps with level 5 of it only nets you an extra 1500 gold.. which.. gets you part of a black cleaver, or something. But that number is grossly exaggerated and you won't ever get near that many with level 5 PB.
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getting that BF sword early on increases income generation exponentially.
The problem is you don't get it "early on" you aren't going to kill 300 creeps "early on" so you don't really get it that much faster then if you had instead leveled volley, which will probably net you more gold AND it lets you harass while last hitting. PB is a waste and the only reason I put points into it is because I have to after Frost Shot, Volley and the Ult are maxed.
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first off, getting PB is a waste. like Ryuujinx said it doesn't get enough gold to actually do anything. 200 creep kills is a lot in an 40 min game, unless you just lane and are worthless to your team. at level 5 that is 1000 gold. Take into account leveling and you are looking at ~600 gold. With volley and frost shot you can harass much easier and push them back to their tower and make them go back to heal. effectively denying both gold and exp, which is much better than a few gold early game. Yes you have to play smarter because you don't have a constant health regen, but it is better. Getting a phil stone is risky. it takes 18 min to make back your gold if you sell it. 38 min for the stone to break even without selling. Getting 2 is just stupid. Waste of so much gold for a small bit of health and mana regen. A miki pendant isn't a bad starting item for the mana regen that helps with your volley spam and can be made into a Chalice for some decent MR. My first item really depends on who I am playing with and who I am playing against. I have a friend that plays soraka so mana and health aren't an issue. Then I go for my boots first and then work on damage, usually a cleaver. I just played a gaime against a malphite, cho'gath, warwick, Tryndamere, and yi. Thats a lot of health so I rushed a bloodrazer. Because of the bloodrazer i then went for more attack speed than straight damage to take advantate of the bloodrazer unique buff. A last whisperer gave me both attack speed and a little damage plus another nice buff in the armor pen. What I'm trying to get at is having a set build is not a good idea. You need to adapt to who you are playing with and against and make decisions based on that. Saying that, there are some very common misconceptions on what should be taken first or what is a good item to be taking first. Finally, knowing when to back out is the best skill to learn with a paticular champion. Porting back may set you back but dying hurts your team even more.
When I play ashe I always get a regrowth pendant, I only use volley early on when it will either a) Last hit a minion+ Harass them b) Last hit 2+ Minions c) Kill them If I'm not having to run away or anything, I'll rush Black Cleaver, if I am I get one of three things: a) Berseker Greaves: When you just wanna kill stuff and the other team is pretty bad. b) Boots of Swiftness: These+frost Shot=no escape c) mercury Treads: Rarely, only if they have a crapload of AP things or a lot of snares and such. After boots I always get Cleaver. At that point I see "Do I need more survability", if I outlevel them all a good bit, and they aren't really focusing me, I'll work on Infinity edge. If they do I'll either work on Banshee's Veil, or Frozen mallet. Usually the game is over by this point, I'll end up most games with Pendant/Boots/Cleaver/Ifninity Edge If it keeps dragging on, I build the one I didn't (Edge or Veil), then if it's STILL going I dunno. Phantom dancer or something.
I've been playing Ashe a bit lately (think I finally found my hero too! ECA on a fleeing <300 hp enemy is full of lulz) and I go with this build: V and FA till both are maxed PB after V is maxed ECA when I can I group with the same guy, so having V and a good FA helps us get kills early on. That, and like I said, I love to shoot ECA on an enemy who thinks he's gotten away :P I get all my early kills like that My item build is: Meki -> Chalice first off, I like the mana regen, and I fire Volley like a madman (I use clarity too, I'm a huge mana *****) Boots -> Boots of swiftness. These boots save my life. I can run to an enemy, set him up for a gank with my friend, or I can get away from almost anybody (Save for people like Kassadin) B.F. sword if i've got kills/Pickaxe if I don't -> infinity Edge. Crit rating, better crits, and damage, do i really need to justify that one? This thing is DELICIOUS! recurve bow ->Last Whisper. By now i've got money flowing in, I can either afford the Recurve bow to turn into last whisper, or get LW itself Depending on how the game goes, my last two items may vary. Madred's Bloodrazor is my usual 5th choice, since I seem to always go up against tanks, and I love the attack speed it gives. Wit's End if i'm fighting an all caster group. A health item like Frozen Mallet, or something that gives me a nice health boost, since I'm squishy, and by this time, I'm getting into the fray a lot more. My damage is pretty decent, late game is where I get most of my kills, setting up a Volley, auto-attack, Volley, ECA-when-they're-low combo that either hurts like a ***** or kills most heroes. Granted, I usually sit with 9-0-5's or something like that, because I'm still relatively new, but I do better on this champion than any other champion. My one problem is aiming; I miss shots at point-blank range because I suck at aiming XD
Buy items in this order, start with health pendant and go back for Philos + L1 boots @ 1000g and again for swiftness and BF Sword (or the mace) as soon as you possibly can. Philosophers Stone Boots of Swiftness Infinity Edge Phantom Dancer Bloodthirster Black Cleaver In a long game, sell philosophers stone and buy guardian angel (bad team), banshees veil (mostly caster, especially ryze, kassadin and viegar) or frozen mallet (mostly melee, especially yi and jax).


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Re:Why bother with the article (116 comments)
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Re:Can encyption experts chime in? (213 comments)
Because it's not part of ISO8583?
Re:Why are they storing this data anyway? (213 comments)
Bah, I'm sorry...
[*ThereShouldBeAnAsteriskHere*]To my knowledge. I'd be happy/interested if someone could prove me wrong here.
Re:Why are they storing this data anyway? (213 comments)
I have been doing card processing for a living for 7 years now. The pin, of course, has to go over the wire along with the track2 data. How exactly that happens can differ greatly though. Larger merchants are more likely to use some sort of middleware processing software, and that introduces weaknesses. In many cases communication between the POS and middleware is plaintext. Scooping this data up would be trivial, but PCI mandates that unencrypted data has to be segregated off the network from non-PCI stuff. This makes things a bit trickier for an attacker.
As for Target, here's my take: This is the only information in the press release:
The PIN information was fully encrypted at the keypad, remained encrypted within our system, and remained encrypted when it was removed from our systems.
To help explain this, we want to provide more context on how the encryption process works. When a guest uses a debit card in our stores and enters a PIN, the PIN is encrypted at the keypad with what is known as Triple DES. Triple DES encryption is a highly secure encryption standard used broadly throughout the U.S.
If they were using "true" end-to-end encryption, there are no known attacks other than card skimmer magic*. If that was the case, there wouldn't be much of an investigation, as the facts (and scope) would be pretty clear.
That leaves a network packet monitor attack, a database related breach/attack, log file snarfing (depending on the vendor, log files can contain a LOT of data.), or something I'm not thinking of.
I find it odd that they say that pins have been pilfered, but not the card numbers. That, to me, suggests a DB related attack, and the attackers only got the pin table/columns. A list of pin numbers though, of course, is completely useless (8374 - Here's a free one) on it's own. Decrypting them should be trivial, given the limited number of possible pin numbers, even if the table was salted. But again, what would be the point. I'm guessing that the next release will say that card numbers were compromised as well.
As for the 3des part, It just doesn't make any sense. As other people have already said, 3des is symmetrical, so saying they don't have the key is impossible. My guess is that they are actually using SSL (which could then in turn negotiate a 3des key). If that is the case, then each session key would be unique, and target would never have "access" to it as it would only exist in RAM.
To my knowledge. I'd be happy/interested if someone could prove me wrong here.
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Did you remember to correct for air resistance?
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FYI - While DEF does contain urea, it it the artificial kind, not the frosty piss kind. Also, cold temperatures ruin DEF.
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set it to a collision that's double the actual speed they were driving while caught texting. (In other words, head-on collision with another vehicle doing the same speed
Actually, that is false. A head on collision with a vehicle of the same mass would be no different than the indestructible brick wall. Yes, when you add a second vehicle to the mix, you are doubling the amount of moving mass, but the absolute speed remains constant. In the end, the delta V is the same in both scenarios: X to 0. Now that we know that the delta V is the same, we just have to account for the deceleration rate, which is basically the same as the duration of the impact (crumple zones and all that). Since we have identical cars, they will deform at the same rate, acting as each others' brick wall. Once they collide, they would be exerting identical force on each other, so the front bumpers would remain in the same location, just like the brick wall. Since the front of your car can no longer move forward, the collision happens, and the body of your car absorbs the energy required to decelerate to 0. The energy released when two cars collide is doubled, but it is also spread over twice the area (ie, now you have 2 wrecked cars).
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I'm intrigued... so does friction play no part at all then? It must have some impact.
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I had teksavvy for a couple weeks, but ended up having to cancel because Telus has old rickety phone lines in my area and so I could only get a high latency interleaved DSL connection. The ten savvy help desk is/was staffed by high quality personnel. It's really too bad the Telus has such shit lines...
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I really like that question!
My question would be: WC3 introduced heros and creep camps that encouraged roaming around outside the base. SC2 remained pure units (no heros). Do you think that blizzard may resurrect the hero/creep style in the future?
Re:You can charge with fire today (126 comments)
Next time, you should just buy a ups or power inverter for your car...
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The point is that of 4 safeguards in place, 3 failed to properly work. That's not concerning?
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Stephen Harper and the Harper government...
He demanded it, and it should be used in all articles, not just positive ones.
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You actually have to do it three times to be secure - like 3DES
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Sometimes when you are out of ideas, even a wrong idea can be a help.
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Hate to reply to myself, but I forgot
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-h? Next time, use all three of these: -?, -help, --help. I'm probably not going to try throwing -h at a program without having a clue what it might do.
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One problem I encounter all the time is what level of competence should be assumed? If I write "try ping host xyz" should I assume they can successfully pingtest something and interpret the results? For ping, yes maybe I should assume that, but what about grep? Grep isn't officially supported by the organization so...
I feel like I'm wasting my time writing instructions for simple tasks, but I also feel that I have to write as I though a monkey is the intended audience. I hate to say it, but it's the godawful truth, that there are too many people in IT that can only read-and-do.


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State lawmakers voted Thursday to let themselves stay in office longer.
But they rejected a plan that would put a third of them out of work.
On a 5-2 margin, the House Judiciary Committee approved a measure that would scrap the 1992 voter-approved law that now limits state legislators to no more than four two-year terms in the same office. Several hours later the full Senate gave preliminary approval to an identical measure.
The last word, though, will rest with voters: They would have to approve the change in November.
Sen. Carolyn Allen, R-Scottsdale, said the idea of term limits sounded good at the time. She was part of a bipartisan effort to get them enacted in the first place as reform designed to ensure fresh ideas
The reality has proven far different, with the House and Senate populated with a large number of inexperienced legislators.
That's also the assessment of Rep. Tom Chabin, D-Flagstaff, who took office in 2007. He is sponsoring the House version of the measure.
"Quite frankly, eight years is just too little time to really get into the saddle of the work of a legislator," he said.
Allen said it's even worse than that.
With lawmakers coming and going, she said that has left staffers as the ones with the "institutional memory." And Allen said that had led to staffers being the ones who quietly promote legislation even though they're not supposed to be setting policy.
"We have term limits," she told colleagues. "They're called elections."
Chabin's bill, HCR2039, now goes to the full House; Allen's proposal needs a final roll-call vote in the Senate before it goes to the House.
But members of the House Judiciary Committee were less interested in a more radical change.
HCR2051 was designed to make Arizona the second state in the country with a unicameral Legislature, meaning only one lawmaking chamber rather than two.
Under the plan by Rep. Ben Miranda, the 60-member House would be abolished and the size of the 30-member Senate doubled. It also would have all lawmakers elected on a non-partisan basis.
Both ideas come directly from Nebraska.
Former state Rep. Ted Downing said he studied the system and believes it makes sense. He also said it would send a "serious message that the Legislature, which is now concerned about downsizing government, cutting government, is willing to take its own position and downsize itself."
And Downing said the idea is not as radical as it seems, with cities, counties and school districts all being governed by a single legislative body.
Miranda said the nonpartisan aspect will result in less finger-pointing when something goes wrong.
Rep. Steve Montenegro, R-Litchfield Park, said he believes having a single legislative chamber would streamline things. But he said that's not necessarily a good thing.
"I think that it's brilliant that a majority of bills die," he said. "I think it should be difficult for bills to get through the Legislature to the governor and get signed because sometimes, frankly, bills are not really good bills."
The Judiciary Committee did vote unanimously to approve HCR2017 which would ask voters to extend the terms of lawmakers to four years. If that ultimately is passed by voters - and if term limits remain in place - they would be limited to two four-year terms rather than the four two-year terms now.
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Posted: 09/20/2013 - The City of Huntsville held three flag raising ceremonies in observance of the United States' National Prisoner of War/Missing in Action Recognition Day.
Posted: 09/20/2013 - Jeanette Hurley with the Marquez Area Chamber of Commerce joined News 3 at Noon on Friday to talk about their Annual Fish Fry and Auction. It begins at noon on Saturday, Sept. 21 at the Marquez Volunteer Fire Department.
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Updated: 09/20/2013 - Blinn College's Small Business Development Center (SBDC) was recently recognized by the University of Houston SBDC Network for aiding small business owners in Washington, Colorado and Austin counties.
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Updated: 09/20/2013 - Child abduction survivor Elizabeth Smart was in College Station Thursday to speak at a "Healthy Woman Annviersary Celebration".
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Updated: 09/19/2013 - A Navasota Police Officer and other officers were attacked while serving a warrant Wednesday afternoon.
Posted: 09/19/2013 - Sam Houston State University will honor five alumni who have brought pride to the university through their achievements, examples of good citizenship, and their contributions to society at the Distinguished Alumni Gala on Oct. 11 as part of homecoming activities.
Posted: 09/19/2013 - Brig. Gen. Joe E. Ramirez Jr., commandant of Texas A&M University's Corps of Cadets, challenged Blinn College students become the great leaders this country needs during a speech on the College's Bryan campus Thursday afternoon.
Updated: 09/19/2013 - Fire crews battled a brush fire late into the night in the Stoneham area.
Posted: 09/19/2013 - Less than a month after graduating from one of the most rigorous programs Blinn College offers, Ruth Noack is giving back to those who will follow in her footsteps.
Updated: 09/19/2013 - Hullabaloo Hall dedication ceremonies will include placing a time capsule in the Live Oak Lounge of the new hall.
Updated: 09/19/2013 - In July 2013, detectives with the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office initiated an investigation into the report of several child indecency allegations committed by an adult male against multiple young female victims ranging in age from 9 to 19 years of age.
Updated: 09/19/2013 - A South Texas gang member is set to die for his involvement in a botched ambush in which four women died 11 years ago.
Posted: 09/19/2013 - A Navasota Police Officer is out of the hospital after sustaining an injury while serving a warrant, according to city officials.
Updated: 09/19/2013 - Grimes County Sheriff Don Sowell says another brushfire is burning in the Stoneham area, between County Roads 302 & 304.
Posted: 09/18/2013 - Highway 47 at the Texas A&M Health Science Center now has the structure after a $9.8 million project which began in Feburary 2012. Hwy 47 will go over Health Science Center Parkway as that portion of Bryan prepares for growth of the biocorridor.
Posted: 09/18/2013 - The agency that regulates water levels of the Colorado River lakes in Central Texas will ask the state to allow a halt to releases of that water downstream to Matagorda Bay.
Updated: 09/18/2013 - A $25 million grant is available to help Brazos Valley Residents save on purchasing a home.
Updated: 09/18/2013 - A four-year-old boy is dead after, investigators said, he was accidentally run over by a truck driven by his own father.
Updated: 09/18/2013 - On Tuesday, September 17, the Huntsville Police Department and the Walker County Sheriff's Department conducted a joint narcotics operation, resulting in the seizure of cash, drugs and drug paraphernalia, surveillance equipment and more.


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The relinquishing of the Beekley Collection by the Mammoth Lakes Foundation strips a vital layer away from Mammoth. The collection has enhanced the ski reputation of the town and ski area. It added considerable cachet to the International Ski History association annual meeting two years ago.
But it's losing its home in Edison Hall on the campus of Cerro Coso Community College.


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