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You can download this free Classic ASP/VBScript script here which encrypts a string to SHA-256, an industry standard one-way hash function:
Most people don't decrypt a password once it has been encrypted. The idea is to store a non reversible, encrypted password in your DB, which in turn stops an attacker reading passwords if the manage to get to your DB. When somebody enters a password, you encrypt the users input and match it against the encrypted password in the DB.
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Looking for the same thing. This whole concept of hashing passwords made me realize that some major websites out there must be using a decrypt method as well. How else can they email a lost password if they do not keep it in either clear text or have a method of decrypting it.
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By Mark Zuckerman
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Bryce Harper showed up for his first spring training as a professional ballplayer questioning anyone who tried to tell him the chances of making the Opening Day roster as an 18-year-old were completely unrealistic.
"Why can't it be realistic?" he said three weeks ago inside the first-base dugout at Space Coast Stadium. "Why can't I come in here and think that I can make this team? I've exceeded expectations my whole life. Everybody said I couldn't do it last year at the College of Southern Nevada. I know this is a totally different level, totally different people, and I respect that. But I'm going to make their decision hard. I'm going to come out here every day and play like I can, and until they send me down to minor-league camp, I'm going to try to make it hard."
Did Harper, optioned to low-Class A Hagerstown on Saturday afternoon, actually make the decision difficult for the Nationals? Did his performance in 13 Grapefruit League games -- a .389 batting average, three doubles, five RBI -- make team officials pause for a moment and question whether he might actually be ready for the big-time?
No, not at all. Make no mistake, they were impressed with what they saw out of a supremely talented but still very raw teenager playing alongside established major leaguers 10-to-20 years older than him.
But general manager Mike Rizzo had his plan for Harper in place from day one, and nothing the kid did on the field was going to change it. Whether Harper went 18-for-18 or 0-for-18, he was going to get shipped out to minor-league camp sometime in early-to-mid March. And no matter what, he was going to begin his minor-league career in Hagerstown.
There's certainly every reason to believe Harper will dominate the low-Class A South Atlantic League, where he'll find a handful of other top prospects fresh out of high school or college but mostly minor-league roster filler. The majority of guys who play at this level don't advance up the ladder very far.
But the Nationals need to actually see Harper dominate at the lowest level of the minors before they promote him. Let the kid enjoy some success. Let him endure the rigors of long bus rides and poor facilities and the everyday grind of life in the minors for a while. Then, once he's established he's too good for the league, promote him one level up to high-Class A Potomac.
How long will it take before that happens? One month? Two months? The All-Star break? No one knows for sure. Rizzo has a plan in mind, but really this all depends on Harper's performance. If he dominates, he'll earn his promotion sooner than later.
The Nationals learned plenty about Harper during his two weeks in the Grapefruit League. Physically, he looks like he belongs with big-leaguers. If you didn't know any better, you'd never have guessed the 6-foot-3, 225-pound outfielder was the youngest player in uniform.
Mentally, Harper looks like he belongs as well. He's got a very advanced understanding of the game, whether breaking down video of his swing mechanics or learning how to play right field after growing up primarily as a catcher.
And he's got as much pop in his bat as anyone on the Nationals' major-league roster. On more than one occasion this spring, Harper smoked high-and-outside fastballs to deep left and left-center fields, the kind of opposite-field power reserved for only the game's very best.
But he's by no means a finished product. Harper may be able to connect with a big-league fastball, but he has all sorts of trouble with big-league breaking balls right now. The smarter pitchers he faced fed him a steady diet of sliders and curveballs and change-ups down and away, knowing the aggressive Harper would swing and miss nearly every time.
That, more than anything, is the reason Harper needs to spend some significant time in the minors. You don't just show up to a big-league ballpark at 18 and have the ability to hit offspeed pitches. It takes months (and usually years) in the minor leagues learning how to detect those sliders and curveballs and change-ups, learning which ones to swing at and which ones to lay off.
Harper will learn, don't you worry. He'll probably pick it up faster than just about anyone who's ever come up through the minors. But he does need to learn it at that level before he's ready to succeed at this level.
What will his eventual timetable be? An educated guess would have him at Potomac sometime in late-May or early-June, then perhaps Class AA Harrisburg in August.
But that's merely an educated guess. Truth be told, Rizzo doesn't know for sure how this is all going to play out. He knows the only one who can determine Harper's progression through the minor leagues is Harper himself. If he dominates, he'll get promoted. If he's merely average or even struggles, he'll stay where he is for a while longer.
In due time, Harper will get his wish and take the field at Nationals Park for the first time. Will he be 18 when it happens? 19? 20? No one knows.
But when that day comes, Harper and the Nationals will be able to look back and know the foundation for a potentially superb career was laid over these last three weeks in Viera.
And that Harper, no matter how he felt the day he arrived in camp, needs to begin that career in Hagerstown, not Washington.
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Seed and peel the pumpkin, then cut into rectangular chunks about 2-inches by 3-inches. Place the pumpkin pieces in a wide heavy pan, sprinkle with the sugar, and cover with the water and lemon juice. Cover the pan and cook over low heat for 1 hour, until pumpkin flesh is tender, occasionally basting with the juices.
Remove pan from the heat and let pumpkin cool in the liquid. Remove pumpkin pieces and arrange on a serving dish. Spoon the syrup from the pan over the pumpkin, drizzle with the tahini and sprinkle with the ground walnuts.
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2013-08-14 21:43:31 (8 comments; 1 reshares; 4 +1s)
As a parent, it might be difficult not to praise your kids for everything they do, but researchers say constant praise is a bad thing. What do you think? Do parents praise their children too much? http://kp.cc/17O0JoJ
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2013-07-31 23:38:29 (6 comments; 7 reshares; 29 +1s)
A freeway map of Greater Los Angeles has been smartly re-conceptualized as a subway poster.
Designer Peter Dunn makes clean and stylish improvements to L.A.'s tangled rat-king of roadways by applying an understood aesthetic and navigational logic seen in subway systems. He explains the process on his website Stonebrown Design: http://kp.cc/1aXD8G3
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2013-07-31 23:38:29 (6 comments; 7 reshares; 29 +1s)
A freeway map of Greater Los Angeles has been smartly re-conceptualized as a subway poster.
Designer Peter Dunn makes clean and stylish improvements to L.A.'s tangled rat-king of roadways by applying an understood aesthetic and navigational logic seen in subway systems. He explains the process on his website Stonebrown Design: http://kp.cc/1aXD8G3
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2015-10-05 21:29:54 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 6 +1s)
California will become the fifth state in the nation to allow terminally ill patients to legally end their lives using doctor-prescribed drugs.
2015-09-08 23:00:12 (1 comments; 1 reshares; 4 +1s)
Tim Ryan, publisher of the Baltimore Sun, will take over as Publisher at the L.A. Times.
2015-06-23 22:45:32 (0 comments; 1 reshares; 10 +1s)
Writer Dolores Dorantes received death threats. Then a writer friend was violently killed and someone set fire to the house where an activist she knew lived. And so she fled.
2015-06-02 21:51:34 (1 comments; 3 reshares; 3 +1s)
The Los Angeles Police Department has killed more people than any other law enforcement agency in the United States this year, according to a database compiled by the Guardian newspaper.
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"My personality — call me ebullient, if you insist — was shaped long ago," Fischbeck told the Times in a 1977 profile. "When I talk about the weather, I come on strong, like an evangelist making a high-powered tour of Sin City."
2015-03-25 19:05:37 (0 comments; 1 reshares; 4 +1s)
Jean Rhyne, with the the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve, confirmed to KPCC that there are still flowers to enjoy, including goldfields, forget-me-nots, gold cups and lupine. "It's been beautiful out here… I still recommend people come out," she said.
2015-01-21 00:57:52 (0 comments; 1 reshares; 4 +1s)
Roll out the barrel: Take a virtual stroll through the restored Idle Hour Cafe, an historic North Hollywood gem.
2015-01-14 19:30:48 (1 comments; 1 reshares; 5 +1s)
Years before Ezell Ford was killed by LAPD officers, he was the victim of another shooting, one that marked a turning point dividing his promising youth from the difficulties he encountered as an adult.
2014-11-05 22:13:52 (0 comments; 2 reshares; 5 +1s)
Last year, a local opera company called The Industry staged an ambitious and immersive production at Union Station in #DTLA. Now the Pulitzer Prize finalist is available as a studio album.
2014-09-16 17:13:50 (0 comments; 2 reshares; 6 +1s)
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2014-09-12 23:13:12 (0 comments; 1 reshares; 4 +1s)
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2014-08-06 23:21:05 (0 comments; 2 reshares; 14 +1s)
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2014-07-03 14:59:50 (0 comments; 1 reshares; 3 +1s)
Louis Zamperini — subject of the upcoming film "Unbroken," war hero, former Olympian and recently named grand marshal for the 2015 Rose Parade — has died. He was 97.
2014-06-25 22:29:01 (1 comments; 3 reshares; 2 +1s)
The peacock, whom authorities have named "Flipper," was discovered by a resident on Buckskin Lane, the same place where other birds have been found dead.
2014-06-17 17:41:17 (1 comments; 3 reshares; 5 +1s)
If you're a spinal surgery candidate these days, you might want to ask your doctor an additional question: Do you have a financial interest in the device you're implanting?
2014-06-04 22:25:38 (2 comments; 4 reshares; 19 +1s)
New video shows health improving for Griffith Park mountain lion P-22. Watch here: http://kp.cc/1jRszWW
2014-06-03 23:10:58 (1 comments; 2 reshares; 7 +1s)
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2014-06-03 21:53:08 (0 comments; 5 reshares; 14 +1s)
Here's a vintage KPCC pic circa 1982. Our Technology and Operations Director, Doug Johnson, has spent many hours in that chair mixing programs on the air. He says: "It's a picture of studio C referred to as Master Control. It was on the first floor of building C at Pasadena City College. There's an Avid video lab there now."
2014-06-02 19:36:02 (0 comments; 1 reshares; 6 +1s)
New research shows the mere fact of being poor can affect kids' brains, making it difficult for them to succeed in school.
2014-06-02 18:19:03 (1 comments; 3 reshares; 5 +1s)
Seattle had to give them up when residents expressed widespread concern over privacy and the potential for misuse.
2014-05-29 23:13:12 (3 comments; 6 reshares; 25 +1s)
Your pick for best burger in LA goes to VaKA Burger in Glassell Park: http://kp.cc/1hyFDAu
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2014-05-19 23:18:37 (3 comments; 1 reshares; 18 +1s)
Hi everyone. We're back after a short hiatus. Thanks for sticking around. We're looking forward to sharing more SoCal news — and hearing your thoughts!
2014-05-19 18:41:07 (2 comments; 0 reshares; 4 +1s)
We're curious: Do you swear at work?
2013-08-26 22:24:26 (5 comments; 4 reshares; 26 +1s)
If you were lucky enough to be at the Hollywood Bowl on Friday, night you probably thought Kristin Chenoweth would be the highlight of the evening.
But about two-thirds of the way through, a randomly selected audience member joined her on stage and blew everyone away. http://kp.cc/13TPEH3
2013-08-15 22:21:48 (2 comments; 4 reshares; 24 +1s)
The British artist Banksy has made a name for himself as a graffiti artist who's stealthily created provocative pieces around the world.
Now the L.A.-based auction house Julien's has announced that it's auctioning off one of his works — a piece called "Flower Girl" — which once graced the wall of a gas station on the corner of Beverly Boulevard and La Brea. Julien's estimates the piece will bring in a whole lot of cash. http://kp.cc/1a8SRnU
2013-08-14 21:43:31 (8 comments; 1 reshares; 4 +1s)
As a parent, it might be difficult not to praise your kids for everything they do, but researchers say constant praise is a bad thing. What do you think? Do parents praise their children too much? http://kp.cc/17O0JoJ
2013-08-14 00:30:50 (3 comments; 3 reshares; 18 +1s)
A large lot that has been empty for years on 1st Street and Broadway will soon be transformed into a federal courthouse. The new building will look a lot like a large, glass cube and include 24 courtrooms and 32 judicial chambers. http://kp.cc/14J6xlL
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2013-08-12 23:49:07 (1 comments; 2 reshares; 11 +1s)
LAX, Dodger Stadium, Disneyland, Santa Monica Pier and the Staples Center. These were among the top ten Instagrammed locations in the world in 2012. Whether you're a tourist or a lifelong Angeleno, it's difficult to resist snapping a photo of those stunning shorelines and honest urban scenes.
Do you have photos that are #SoCalifornia? Share them with us! Tweet us @KPCC, message us on Facebook, or email firstname.lastname@example.com. http://kp.cc/1cIIxUD
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2013-08-07 21:12:37 (3 comments; 0 reshares; 7 +1s)
We're looking for beta testers for our new iPad app! You don't need to be a KPCC fan to sign up! http://kp.cc/kpccapp
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2013-08-05 22:23:56 (1 comments; 2 reshares; 13 +1s)
With legislation seemingly stalled in the house, one research scholar from NYU has a provocative idea: Allow the undocumented to move to the U.S., provided they move to Detroit or any other city in need of more people and an economic boost. http://kp.cc/150SaVu
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2013-08-05 21:57:39 (1 comments; 0 reshares; 9 +1s)
Although downtown Los Angeles is known for its adult nightlife, growing restaurant scene and loft-living, there's an even younger demographic that neighborhood leaders want to attract: kids. http://kp.cc/17tMZzc
2013-08-02 21:50:51 (1 comments; 0 reshares; 5 +1s)
Interested in being a beta tester for KPCC's new mobile app? Sign up here: http://kp.cc/kpccapp
2013-07-31 23:38:29 (6 comments; 7 reshares; 29 +1s)
A freeway map of Greater Los Angeles has been smartly re-conceptualized as a subway poster.
Designer Peter Dunn makes clean and stylish improvements to L.A.'s tangled rat-king of roadways by applying an understood aesthetic and navigational logic seen in subway systems. He explains the process on his website Stonebrown Design: http://kp.cc/1aXD8G3
2013-07-30 23:19:46 (0 comments; 2 reshares; 4 +1s)
In a new study by researcher Dr. Hannes Schwandt, life satisfaction peaks at the average ages of 23 and 69. People become discontent mid-life because of disappointments at unfulfilled expectations. Often, young people are over-optimistic about their lives and become frustrated when reality proves to be less than ideal. However, when people get past these regrets and have lower expectations, people become more satisfied with their lives. http://kp.cc/1cky2oR
2013-07-25 22:01:55 (1 comments; 2 reshares; 16 +1s)
The word is that a plague-infected squirrel has caused the closure of three campgrounds in the Angeles National Forest. The critter was trapped on July 16 — this week the animal tested positive for bubonic plague.http://kp.cc/18BAzII
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2013-07-24 20:38:18 (1 comments; 1 reshares; 2 +1s)
New York City Mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner vowed to stay in the race after revelations of additional sexual text messages sent after the original sexting scandal two years ago. In a press conference Tuesday, Weiner admitted to sending the messages and apologized for his inappropriate behavior. Would you vote for Anthony Weiner to be mayor of your city? http://kp.cc/12jguYh
2013-07-23 22:32:50 (0 comments; 1 reshares; 2 +1s)
The battle over oil drilling is mounting in Hermosa Beach.
In close to a year, the city will hold an election to decide whether or not oil drilling should return to town.
Bakersfield-based oil company E & B Natural Resources contends that the city stands to gain up to $500 million over the next 30 years. http://kp.cc/1bd9Jv0
2013-07-22 23:42:28 (2 comments; 0 reshares; 3 +1s)
So what do you think? Are protests as effective as they used to be? Were they ever effective? http://kp.cc/1b8RqHb
2013-07-20 01:32:48 (2 comments; 0 reshares; 20 +1s)
Mexico is well-known for its alcoholic offerings from beer to tequila, to the newly popular mezcal. But Baja California is also home to a thriving wine region. Producer Meghan McCarty took on the difficult assignment of checking it out. http://kp.cc/1dK9D9Z
2013-07-13 01:12:14 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 7 +1s)
In a 20,000 square foot shop and warehouse in North Hollywood, Chris Gilman and his team at Global Effects make just about any costume or prop you could imagine.
Gilman's warehouse at times feels like a history book and a fantasy movie at the same time. Down one aisle, you'll find a replica of the inside of a lunar module, down another, one of the martians from "Mars Attacks." http://kp.cc/1aAu90z
2013-07-10 21:48:07 (1 comments; 1 reshares; 13 +1s)
The natural processes that bring sand to most beaches in Southern California have been disrupted by development and other human activities.
"Beach nourishment" projects are replacing some of that sand, primarily on beaches in L.A. County. But the efforts are replacing only about half of what is lost each year. http://kp.cc/12Zbiqc
(Photo: Grant Slater/KPCC)
2013-07-08 20:21:52 (4 comments; 1 reshares; 4 +1s)
Sidecar, Lyft, and Uber are internet-based, taxi-alternative services that connect people trying to get somewhere with a car and driver. The California Public Utilities Commission has been studying these services and how to regulate them and could issue its latest decisions on Tuesday. http://kp.cc/12R8Iyi
2013-07-03 21:57:36 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 4 +1s)
To become a U.S. citizen, all immigrants must pass a naturalization test.
But native-born residents do not need to pass the test. Which led us to wonder: How many existing citizens would pass the test if they had to? (It takes five years from the time an immigrant receives a green card — i.e. becomes a permanent legal resident — until he or she may apply to become a naturalized citizen.)
We've created a quiz, below, with sample questions of the type that appear on the actual naturalization test. Try it out and see if you'd pass. Let us know in the comments and be honest! #projectcitizen http://kp.cc/17TYA0T
2013-06-29 00:52:02 (3 comments; 1 reshares; 28 +1s)
The lead plaintiffs in the U.S. Supreme Court case that overturned California's same-sex marriage ban tied the knot at San Francisco City Hall on Friday, about an hour after a federal appeals court freed same-sex couples to obtain marriage licenses for the first time in 4 1/2 years. http://kp.cc/17IH7bn
(Photo: Kitty Felde/KPCC)
2013-06-27 20:46:06 (2 comments; 1 reshares; 8 +1s)
Pej Behdarvand is an L.A.-based photographer best-known for his studio portraits of celebrities such as Beck and Quincy Jones, but his latest project was a bit of a departure for him. http://kp.cc/13aDet4 (Photo: Pej Behdarvand)
2013-06-24 21:52:44 (0 comments; 2 reshares; 11 +1s)
In a city notorious for single-passenger cars and endless congestion, it was a sight unseen. Between Downtown and the Miracle Mile, there were no cars on Wilshire Boulevard for Los Angeles' seventh CicLAvia event. http://kp.cc/12lHrUr
2013-06-21 21:36:27 (1 comments; 0 reshares; 9 +1s)
When a bridge fell in Washington last month it rekindled questions about the state of our nation's infrastructure.
That span over the Skagit river had been rated both "functionally obsolete" and "fracture critical" prior to collapse. Right now in California there are more than 600 bridges labeled either functionally obsolete, fracture critical or "structurally deficient." http://kp.cc/12ggTnm
2013-06-20 21:02:12 (0 comments; 0 reshares; 3 +1s)
Would you want to take a sip of 1 billion year old water to see what it tastes like? Majority opinion around KPCC is "nope". http://kp.cc/11q57LO
2013-06-20 20:38:22 (1 comments; 0 reshares; 7 +1s)
News broke yesterday that James Gandolfini, who played Tony Soprano on the long-running HBO smash hit "The Sopranos," died Wednesday in an emergency room in Rome, where he was vacationing.
Gandolfini joined us in the AirTalk studios on May 13, 2011, while he was in Los Angeles acting in "God of Carnage" at the Ahmanson Theater. Ten minutes into the interview, Larry turned the conversation to the character of Tony Soprano and what the character means to him now, four years after the show's final episode, and Gandolfini's answer reflected the complexity of his own character. http://kp.cc/105kCI4
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hack 1
transitive verb
- 1 (strike, chop)tagliare, fare a pezzi (branch, object) (with con, a colpi di)to hack somebody (to death) with somethingcolpire qualcuno (a morte) con qualcosato hack something, somebody to piecesfare a pezzi qualcosa, qualcuno
- 2 (clear, cut)tagliare, farsi un varco tra (undergrowth, bushes) (with con, a colpi di)to hack a path through somethingaprirsi un varco attraverso qualcosato hack one's way through, out of somethingaprirsi un varco attraverso, per uscire da qualcosa
- 3 (Sport) (kick)to hack somebody, somebody's shinsdare un calcio a qualcuno, negli stinchito hack somebody's arm (in basketball)toccare o colpire il braccio di qualcuno
intransitive verb
- 1 (chop)menare fendenti (with con)to hack at something, somebodymenare fendenti a, contro qualcosa, qualcunoto hack throughtagliare o fare a pezzi (branch, object)
- 5 (Computing) → hacker
Phrasal verbs
- (American English) [informal]
- 1 hack away
- hack down [something], hack [something] down
- hack off [something], hack [something] off
- hack out [something], hack [something] out
- hack up [something], hack [something] up
menare colpi, fendenti (with con)to hack away at something
menare colpi a qualcosa2 hack away [something], hack [something] away
tagliare (branch, undergrowth)
abbattere (grass, bush, enemy)
tagliare, troncare (piece, branch)
mozzare (hand, head)
aprire, fare (foothold, clearing)
fare a pezzi (carcass, tree)
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hack 2
- 1 [informal] [pejorative] (writer)scribacchino (masculine) (-a)
scrittorucolo (masculine) (-a)
- 2 (Politics) [informal]also: party hackpoliticante (masculine)
politico (masculine) da strapazzo
- 3 (Riding)(horse used for riding) cavallo (masculine) da sella(old horse) vecchio ronzino (masculine)
intransitive verb
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hack 3
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Have you read all the books on your nightstand and depleted your Nook? Don't settle for reading the cereal box or that copy of Who Moved My Cheese someone left in the break room - you can find fresh and unexpected page-turners from a variety of sources.
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Anyone who attended Bronco games during the late '70s remembers the Orange Crush defense and Craig Morton, who always threw the ball at the last moment possible and then collapsed on the field to avoid getting tackled. I sat wedged between my burly father and a truly huge, hairy, chain-smoking guy and his brother, who we privately called the Bear and the Bear's brother.
In later years, I had access to a "box" seat, courtesy of a generous in-law. This offered such great people-watching that I hardly paid attention to the game at all, which was just as well most of the time. I'm still not sure how the women in the box hiked all the way up there in their stiletto heels and cat-print jumpsuits, but it was a lot of fun, with snacks, drinks and shelter readily available.
August 24, 79 AD, started out like any other day in the thriving Roman town of Pompeii, with citizens socializing at the public baths, watching gladiator contests, preparing meals and going to school. The popular resort town was located in the shadow of Mt. Vesuvius, which hadn't erupted in hundreds of years.
A series of small earthquakes in the last few days may have caused some uneasiness, however. Only seventeen years earlier, a big earthquake had caused massive damage, which the citizens of Pompeii were still trying to repair. At the time, the correlation between earthquakes and volcanic activity was unknown; but the longer a volcano is silent, the bigger the explosion when it finally does erupt.
"Honestly, I don't understand why people get so worked up about a little murder!"
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Among the writers of crime novels and offbeat thrillers, few writers have managed to be as enduring in appeal among readers and critics alike as Patricia Highsmith, whose startlingly original creations includes one of the most singularly charming killers in all of fiction.
There are times when you wish you were somebody else - giving a speech, shopping for a swimsuit or receiving a dental deep cleaning are just a few of them. Reinventing yourself is rarely an option in real life, but it does happen in the movies.
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Most Sunday mornings, I watch my favorite barista, Sonia, prepare lattes, cappuccinos, and cafe Americanos at the Market on Larimer Square. She remembers everyone's name and what they order, then proceeds to prepare it in blur of activity, all while catching up on her customers' lives or commenting on the relative difficulty or ease of the New York Times Crossword.
Sonia is one of 20 million people employed in this huge global industry; coffee is a commodity that is second only to petroleum in dollars traded worldwide. Per-capita global consumption works out to 400 cups annually, making it the world's most popular beverage.
The first Olympic Games were held in 776 BCE in order to honor Zeus, while showcasing Greece's finest athletes and promoting goodwill among Greek cities. The event lasted for one day and consisted of a foot race for men only, who competed in their birthday suits and were coated in olive oil.
Today, more than 9 million spectators will watch over 10,000 athletes (nicely attired and oil-free) from more than 200 countries compete in everything from springboard diving to table tennis. Here are some tips for following the action and planning your own Olympic celebrations.
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Kari Woodruff started her training in respiratory therapy intending to use it as a way to gain clinical experience and move on to be a physician's assistant. But she came to value the work too much to abandon it. "Once I started clinicals," she recalls, "I fell in love with taking care of infants and children with breathing problems, and I remained in the field."
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Louis Malle had his feature filmmaking debut at age twenty-four with this spellbinding thriller that takes place one night in Paris. Beautiful Florence (Jeanne Moreau) and her lover Julien (Maurice Ronet) murder her wealthy husband, which leads to mistaken identity and more murder.
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Michelle Dickson, Arts Council England's Director for Touring and Yorkshire, blogs about the refreshed guidance for the Strategic Touring Programme.
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Hoojiemonster Nov 29, 2008 10:24 PM
in response to munchnstufI'm having this problem too and I'm pretty sure mine is related to retrieving a lost mailbox off of Time Machine. My comp had a hard time digesting all of the new messages being added in Mail. Everything slowed down temporarily and Mail disappeared and was inaccessible. When it finally reappeared with the new emails, I noticed the intermittent blinks. I'm thinking about taking into the Genius bar, but I'm concerned that it happens so infrequently that I'll be unable to reproduce it on site. Any idea what could be causing it?
swechaos Nov 30, 2008 2:48 AM
in response to munchnstuf HelpfulI'm seeing the same problem on my macbook pro late 2008 that I just bought this weekend:( The screen just blanks out very quickly(for about 300ms) from time to time.
I can not relate the problem to any specific application, the macbook pro was running just find for maybe 2 hours in the morning before this started to happen. Now its occurring with a frequency of maybe 10 minutes or so:(
This is my first mac and I really like the machine and the OS so far except for this issue.
I will call Apple on Monday to check if there is any resolution to this problem.
RoganJosh Nov 30, 2008 6:56 AM
in response to munchnstufmine has started blinking recently at an annoying rate - sometimes 10-20 per minute - this started a few months back and I thought it was a software issue - but since I have started looking into it - it appears the gfx card is at fault - an Nvidia 8600m GT - I think I'm going to bring it in for repairs before it dies completely.
swechaos Nov 30, 2008 7:45 AM
in response to swechaos HelpfulJust a quick update, seems like the problem goes away if I switch over to the 9600m GT graphics chip.
I have now been running for several hours without any flickering...
munchnstuf Nov 30, 2008 9:25 PM
in response to swechaosThat's what I noticed as well. It seems to me that the problem probably lies with the integrated 9400M chipset. I got my MBP a couple of weeks after they were introduced so maybe it was from a bad batch. I would just run the 9600M instead but it tends to get the machine quite warm (and, of course, runs the battery down quicker).
steinzeug Nov 30, 2008 11:14 PM
in response to munchnstufYes, I am having the same issue aswell, seems to be getting worse. The big question here is if there is a software solution which can be resolved via an update or if there is indeed a issue with the graphics cards? Maybe the dual graphics card construction wasn´t such a great idea? or is this just a faulty batch of early machines. if this keeps persisting then maybe I will have to get a replacement.
Also om my screen there are "sparkling" artifacts over the screens at times.
steinzeug Nov 30, 2008 11:23 PM
in response to steinzeugJust to add on to my last post, after switching over to the faster 9600M card things appeared to have been resolved, however this is of course not a long term solution.
The key Question remains: is this a software issue or is it due to a faulty NVIDIA 9400M graphic chip?
Aunty June Nov 30, 2008 11:54 PM
in response to steinzeugdoes the screen actually blank out on and off? or is it just a mild pulsing?
steinzeug Nov 30, 2008 11:58 PM
in response to Aunty JuneFlickers and blinks, top half of screen goes black for a milli second then whole screen might do the same, then it´s ok for 10.20 seconds and it starts again.
As stated, when using the faster graphics chip all is well.
Software? or faulty slow chip?
swechaos Dec 1, 2008 6:45 AM
in response to munchnstufThis article just came out, scary reading:
http://www.theinquirer.net/gb/inquirer/news/2008/11/29/nvidia-heat-causing-macbo oks
Who knows if this is true or not, but it sure feels like there could be some truth to this since the problem goes away when using the 9600 GPU.
If the 9400 GPU's are barely with-in spec this could explain why not everyone are experiencing the problem.
I gave Apple here in Sweden a call this morning. Seems like I will have to go through the normal software check-up procedure tonight with the Apple support, and then see how to proceed from there.
natxofp Dec 1, 2008 3:37 PM
in response to RoganJoshI have the same problem, but in my MBP, only blinks the screen when work with the gforce 9400, I hope that problem will are software.... if any have a solution please say we!
worldsound Dec 1, 2008 9:18 PM
in response to munchnstufMy MacBook Pro blinks as well, but there doesn't seem to be any specific event that triggers it. Not to be dumb but how do I switch to the 9600 GPU to see if that stops it? Thanks!
steinzeug Dec 1, 2008 11:00 PM
in response to worldsoundHi,
you can change the graphics chip via the systempreferences under the "energy saver" lightbulb icon.
In addition to earlier postings in this thread, I changed over to the faster graphics chip and the blinking and visual artifacts dissapeared. The good news is (at least for the moment) that when i changed back to the native chip the problems seem to have gone.
Another thought is that, after reading the link/article on malfunctioning N chips, the problem seemed to have to do with over heating, which to my mind seems illogical as i had usually had the problems directly after a (cold) start-up.
So considering that the problems dissapered after switching back and forth between chips and that the original problems occured while the comouter was still cold, does imply some sort of soft ware problem. Come on Apple, let´s have a fix.
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in response to munchnstufi use the fast graphic chipset and every 5 minutes my screen blinks black then
comes right back again.. occurs most all the time, no matter what i am doing
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Occupy has deep roots and far-reaching branches. Though reminiscent of the Diggers of the 1600s, of the Paris Commune, and the Haymarket uprisings, it also looks like something we have not seen before. Why doesn't it yet have a list of achievable goals? Because it is working on the long-term process of educating citizens and re-making a country. That is not done in under two months, not when it has taken 200 years for things to go awry, and certainly not when we need to retrain ourselves toward a new system of social organization and the possibility of real justice. Occupy recognizes the importance of conversation, teaching, and time.
While I would like to see General Assemblies accept the mantle of non-violence, I comprehend those who say we don't have a working definition of what violence is. Critiques of violence in Occupy usually center around a few smashed windows—a tactic I find puerile—while failing to note that big banks and multinational corporations commit substantial violence against Earth and humans daily. Children are chained to machines. Water is poisoned. Homes are stolen. A smashed window barely compares. Yes, I feel we would be better off, as one speaker at Monday's GA said, to "fight violence with non-violence," but I'm not scrapping the movement for lack of consensus on this point. It takes time for individuals to step forward into their power. It takes time to build leaders. We need to take that time, or nothing will ever change.
I take particular umbrage at the casual dismissal of the encampments as a "fetishization" of the occupied spaces. Place is sacred. Place tells us we have somewhere to stand. People establish sacred relationship with spaces, which strengthens the roots of Occupy. More importantly, taking up space is what ignites the imagination, and gives the larger movement outside the camps a touchstone, something to return to.
When Solar Cross Temple organized to donate portable toilets and washstands to Occupy Oakland, people felt excited to send tangible support to those who were willing and able to camp out in the cold to lend a voice to this process of change. The camps also remind us that this movement is not going away. Occupy will continue—rain, snow, or sun—and campers are willing to become a rallying point for those of us who show up at General Assemblies, put pressure on abusive corporations and unresponsive politicians, and those who are finding ways to work together to form more viable, less isolated communities.
As a Pagan minister, for whom the sacredness of earth and sky is paramount to my sense of spiritual connection, I comprehend the importance of place in my bones. I would hope that as a Jew, Rabbi Lerner, you would celebrate the tent encampments as sacred sukkot in which people displaced by foreclosure and unemployment dwell, becoming symbols of a larger awakening and the shaking off of collective bonds of oppression.
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Meet the 'Shaws': A Demographic Portrait of Older Americans
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Who is the typical older American? The answer is a sketch that leaves much of the texture and ambiance in the paint box, not on the canvas. For example, despite the fact that the typical older family in the United States had a median income of $23,084 in 2000, people like Corrine Gable-like 47% of African American women-lives alone and in poverty. Such a dollar figure similarly fails to account for the Rotondos, who have spent their life savings to care for Mrs. Rotondo, who has Alzheimer's disease. Also, the median calculation offers no inkling of multimillionaire Albert Myers, who at age 75 started yet another business.
Yet, drawing a demographic portrait can provide a useful way to give a human dimension to the vast amount of statistical information-proportions, averages and medians-available about population groups. This article presents a portrait of the fastest-growing population segment in the United States, people age 65 or older. It is based on the information presented in the new reference guide I coauthored, Aging: Demographics, Health, and Health Services (Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 2003), and current statistics from other sources.
Let me introduce you to the typical older American of 2003. We'll call her Mrs. Shaw, because older women outnumber older men by a three-to-two margin. Like eight in nine elders, she is a non-Hispanic white. Mrs. Shaw is 74 years. old. She lived through the Great Depression, World War II, the Cold War, the assassination of John Kennedy and the tragedy of Sept. 11, 2001. When she was born, only one in 20 people in the United States was age 65 or older.
Today, elders represent one in eight people in the United States, one in four voters, and the largest and most affluent group of prime-time television viewers. As part of the mature market, they control $1.6 trillion in spending power.
Like half of typical elders, Mrs. Shaw lives with her husband, who is 78, although her equally typical neighbor, Mrs. Frank, lives alone. The Shaws own a single-family home in California. On a typical day, this typical couple work around the house, and occupy most of their leisure time by watching television, according to findings reported by A. L. Horgas and colleagues in "Daily Life in Very Old Age" (The Gerontologist, October 1998). Mrs. Shaw does volunteer work, the pair belong to AARP, and they contribute to charity and devote time to their religion. The Shaws own a car and take a vacation every year. At home, Mrs. Shaw says that she would like her husband to help more around the house. He says, "I'd like more interesting meals and to have sex more often."
The Shaws both retired at age 62 and receive $1,216 a month from Social Security. Their yearly income is about $25,000. The couple is loyal to brand names and go out of their way to shop at stores that give good service. They feel that advertisers are obsessed with youth. They have a computer and know that their age group is the fastest-growing segment of the online market ("Older Women Go Online," New York Times, July 3, 2000). The Shaws are heavy users of repair, lawn-care and home-improvement services (Best Customers, New Strategist, 1999). The couple's top five expenses are transportation, shelter, healthcare, food at home and utilities. Healthcare costs take 10-14% of their income. Also, concerned about inheritance issues, they have started to distribute some of their assets to their children.
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It wasn't pretty, but wins seldom are in the Will Muschamp era. Florida opened its season against Toledo Saturday in a game light on style points. The No. 10 Gators set a physical tone early on both lines of scrimmage and rode their defense through a second half in which the Rockets appeared to make successful adjustments. Instant Analysis examines the season-opening 24-6 victory.
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WHAT A PLAY: Everyone in the stadium knew Florida was running it on third and one from the Toledo 14. The Gators were in their seven-lineman jumbo package with no receivers out wide. Brown took a carry up the middle, found a hole and then bullied through multiple Toledo defenders as he rumbled into the end zone for Florida's second touchdown.
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I rammed my big toe and finally noticed it was bleeding. It's been throbbing all day. I"m finally soaking it and trying to get my nail polish off my toe to see if the nail is bruised or if there is blood under the nail. DH said I should go see the doctor because I may need to get it drilled. Anyone have this happen to them? Thanks
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I have never stubbed it so bad that I needed to go in. If the pain does not get better, I would have a doctor look at it. Usually the pain from a stubbed toe doesnt last too long.
My DH got a blood blister under his toe, and it hurt quite a bit (though he wouldn't admit it). He heated up a needle and popped it. Ick, I don't know how painful it was or anything since he doesn't express that sort of stuff, LOL. Wonder if you might have an ingrown toenail and that might have aggravated it?
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I would think that if it's bleeding that you wouldn't have to get it drilled.
If it were my toe, I'd probably keep soaking it and if it still felt bad tomorrow, I'd call the dr.
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I slammed my thumb in the van door once and it developed a blood blister under the nail. It was throbbing with every heart beat so I did the needle thing. You heat up the needle with a match and just wiggle it back and forth on your nail. It pokes a little hole in the nail and then the blood can drain. It makes it feel much better.
thanks ladies It's still hurting so I might go into the doctor. I'm a chicken to do it myself and would rather get it checked.
I think that a stubbed toe is unlikely to develop a blister under the nail. I would think that you need to slam the nail in something like what Em&Drewsmom had happen.
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It shows to us a totally different face of Toph. She looks so free and wild... Beautiful!
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This is just asbsultly beatufiul. I love the design and the hair beads. The fact that tophs hair is down is also a very nice touch. Is just truly beatiful
mostbeautiful toph I have seen..I love how you see anime people in real life....please make sesshoumaru rel too
This realistic Toph is pretty cool. Me like. Nice job!
great technique! (?)
Ooh, nice. I like the textures.
Love the style, the colors and shading are beautiful.
You know I love this!
The hair and beads are my fav part.
The hair and beads are my fav part.
I absolutely love this piece! This is how I picture older Toph. It's very detailed and the background is beautiful. Awesome job!
This is what the live action Toph needs to look like. JUST. LIKE. THIS! Sooo pretty! There's something about her lips that seems off(makes me think of Liv Tyler's lips), the little cleft on the upper lip is missing, and the outer corner is done a bit dark, but she's just gorgeous otherwise!
Okay, this review can't be translated into German! This is just such a great picture! How in Geebuz's name can it be PRACTICE?! OO Anyhow! It just feels light, peaceful, and free... if you could describe it free. I wish so much to feel what it looks like shes feeling... You made her so beautiful too! XD Please keep up the excellent work!
most BEAUTIFUL version of Toph I have ever seen in my entire life. ahhhhh.
HOLY shit THIS IS FUCKING AWESOME. It's look realistic
Beautiful drawing Thank you for making such awesome fanart of Toph, since most likely we won't see the avatar characters get any older sadly
This is amazing, one of the best of Toph ever.
She's so pretty!! I love this redesign


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December 19, 2012
Shorthanded Warriors Rally on the Road
Second place in the Southeastern District was on the line on Tuesday night when the Nansemond River Warriors made the trip to Chesapeake to take on the Western Branch Bruins. The winner move to 6-1 in district play, while the loser would drop to 5-2 in the league, tied for third place with King's Fork and serious damaging hopes of catching Great Bridge for the regular season title.
Down 11 at the half, Nansemond River found itself in major trouble, especially considering they were missing three vital parts of their team in junior center Daniel Wallace (ankle injury), sophomore swingman Scott Spencer (hand injury) and reserve guard William Goodman (flu). They were in jeopardy of dropping a second straight.
Nansemond River weathered the storm and fought through the adversity to claim a 56-51 victory over the Bruins.
"We played horrible in the first half and I didn't know if we could get back in the game. We turned the ball over, weren't rebounding, not committed to any defense that we were playing and we were switching defenses to try to keep them off balance because they've got quickness as well as shooters. I blacked out really," said Nansemond River Head Basketball Coach Ed Young afterwards.
"Much like when we played Great Bridge, my worst fears were realized, except this time I was more alarmed because we weren't committed to either end of the floor. Against Great Bridge, we weren't committed on the offensive end and we rushed things. That led to us losing people defensively because we don't get a chance to play up-tempo pressure, which we're good at, or what I like to call confusion ball."
Coming off an 18-point loss at home against Great Bridge, the Warriors turned to the tandem of 6-foot-5 senior forward Ed Drew and 6-foot-3 junior guard Devon Oakley. Drew delivered with excellent stretches in the first and third quarters, while Oakley finished things off in the fourth period.
"Even though we lost against Great Bridge, we used this game to take everything out on them and we played together as a team," stated Drew, facing one of the Southeastern District's better big men in Jashad Jamison.
Having recorded five double-doubles coming in, Jamison was effective blocking shots with six. But he didn't get in double-figures in points or rebounds, posting four and eight respectively. Drew, however, did as he wound up with 24 points, 12 boards and proved to be a force defensively with seven rejections.
"Jashad's a good player, but if I have to take it to him or anyone 1-on-1, even a shot blocker, I know I have to do that no matter how many blocks a player gets," Drew went on to comment. "I have the post moves to do it, and if I get the ball in the right spot, I feel like I can be successful."
After being scoreless for three quarters of play, Oakley shined in the fourth and final quarter. In seven minutes, Oakley scored all 16 of his points and even made a key steal, one of five on the night, to help the Warriors turn a deficit into a lead.
"I felt like we had to do it as a team, but they kept feeding me the ball, I kept scoring and fortunately everything worked out," said Oakley, one of the Southeastern District's breakout players this year.
Young was pleased to see his team, which starts only two seniors and graduated a bevvy of seniors from last year, show some coming of age on the road in a challenging environment against an improved Bruins squad. He also liked how Drew and Oakley bounced back from lackluster performances just four days earlier.
"It was the worst game of Drew's career Friday and he came back strong. We rode him like crazy and he's absolutely worn out. Ed was outstanding and we needed a step up player to go alongside him, and Devon was tremendous in the fourth quarter," Young added.
"Devon has been one of our workhorse guys offensively and a stat sheet filler. I guess he just wanted to wait until the fourth quarter and he certainly woke up at the right time for us. We did throw out some things in the second half and rolled the dice, but the bottom line was the kids made it all work. You put the games in the kids' hands and they really delivered."
Defensively, the Warriors were able to contain Western Branch's hot outside shooting, which nailed three of their final four from beyond the arc before the half. The Bruins were held to just 16 points in the second half.
"We knew that they're mainly a first half team, so if we tightened up in the second half and get them to turn the ball over we'd have a chance to win," Oakley added.
Senior guard Demonte Burns scored 18 to lead Western Branch followed by 13 points for sophomore guard Nigel Riberio.
Nansemond River heads into Thursday night's final home game before the holidays with a 6-1 overall record. They take on Norview (2-6) in a game that will have special meaning to Young considered he coached at Norview from 1988-94, plus the Head Coach of the Pilots, Jonathan Wilson, is a former player of his.
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