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The use of password systems as the primary means of authentication may be subject to several flaws or shortcomings, each reducing the effectiveness of the mechanism.
- Authentication: The failure of a password authentication mechanism will almost always result in attackers being authorized as valid users.
Exposure period
- Design: The period of development in which authentication mechanisms and their protections are devised is the design phase.
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- Operating platforms: All
Required resources
Likelihood of exploit
Very High
Avoidance and mitigation
- Design: Use a zero-knowledge password protocol, such as SRP.
- Design: Ensure that passwords are sorted safely and are not reversible.
- Design: Implement password aging functionality that requires passwords be changed after a certain point.
- Design: Use a mechanism for determining the strength of a password and notify the user of weak password use.
- Design: Inform the user of why password protections are in place, how they work to protect data integrity, and why it is important to heed their warnings.
Password systems are the simplest and most ubiquitous authentication mechanisms. However, they are subject to such well known attacks, and such frequent compromise that their use in the most simple implementation is not practical. In order to protect password systems from compromise, the following should be noted:
- Passwords should be stored safely to prevent insider attack and to ensure that - if a system is compromised - the passwords are not retrievable. Due to password reuse, this information may be useful in the compromise of other systems these users work with. In order to protect these passwords, they should be stored encrypted, in a non-reversible state, such that the original text password cannot be extracted from the stored value.
- Password aging should be strictly enforced to ensure that passwords do not remain unchanged for long periods of time. The longer a password remains in use, the higher the probability that it has been compromised. For this reason, passwords should require refreshing periodically, and users should be informed of the risk of passwords which remain in use for too long.
- Password strength should be enforced intelligently. Rather than restrict passwords to specific content, or specific length, users should be encouraged to use upper and lower case letters, numbers, and symbols in their passwords. The system should also ensure that no passwords are derived from dictionary words.
unsigned char *check_passwd(char *plaintext){ ctext=simple_digest("sha1",plaintext,strlen(plaintext)...); if (ctext==secret_password()) // Log me in }
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String plainText = new String(plainTextIn) MessageDigest encer = MessageDigest.getInstance("SHA"); encer.update(plainTextIn); byte[] digest = password.digest(); if (digest==secret_password()) //log me in


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TUCSON - The University of Arizona Wildcat No. 17 men's and women's track and field teams will compete at the New Mexico Cherry & Silver Invitational. The meet will take place on Friday and Saturday at New Mexico's Albuquerque Convention Center. Friday's running events will start at 4:50 p.m. MST and the field events are set to commence at 4 p.m. On Saturday, the track events begin at 10:45 a.m. while the field events start at 10 a.m.
Arizona will compete against Adams State, Arkansas (M: 1, W: 7), Cal State Dominguez Hills, Cal State Fullerton, California, Clemson, UConn, Eastern New Mexico, Florida A&M, Florida State (M: 7, W: 19), Georgia, Houston, Incarnate Word, New Mexico, New Mexico JC, New Mexico State, New Mexico Military Institute, Portland State, San Diego State, South Carolina, Stanford (M: 20, W: 9), Texas (M: 15, W: 1), UC-Colorado Springs, USC, Utah, Utah State, UTEP (M: 22, W: NR), Wayland Baptist and West Texas A&M.
In the USTFCCCA preseason poll, Arizona's men sit at No. 17 while the women are not ranked. The men's poll has four additional Pac-12 schools in the top-25. Oregon is No. 3, Colorado sits at No. 14, Stanford is No. 20 and Arizona State holds the No. 21 spot. On the women's side, four Pac-12 teams cracked the preseason poll. Oregon is fourth, Stanford sits at the ninth spot, Washington is 20th and Arizona State is 23rd. The next poll will be released on January 28.
On Friday on the women's side, junior Baillie Gibson will compete in the women's weight throw at 4 p.m. Freshman Aleah Hurst and sophomore Ali Rodseth will long jump at 6:30 p.m. Freshman Lisanne Hagens and junior Shakayla McEaddy are set to high jump at 7:30 p.m. Freshmen Jasper Gray and Lizzie Smith will run in the unseeded 400-meter race at 5:10 p.m. Sophomore Morgan Struble will run 600 meters at 5:40 p.m. In the women's 200-meter dash, senior Shapri Romero, senior Germe Poston, senior Tamara Pridgett, Gray, Smith, and sophomore Traci-Lynn Hicks are competing for Arizona.
For the women's team on Saturday, Gibson and senior Alyssa Hasslen will compete in the shot put at 10 a.m. Freshmen Savannah Whitehead and Myriah Sujansky are set to pole vault at 11 a.m. Rodseth will return to action and triple jump at 1 p.m. In the preliminary round of the 60-meter hurdles, Arizona will run sophomore Nnenya Hailey, Hicks and Struble at 11:20 a.m. Poston will run in the 60-meter dash preliminaries at 11:45 a.m. Sophomore Kayla Beattie will make her season debut in the mile at 12:20 p.m. Romero, Hailey and Pridgett are set to run in the 400-meter sprint at 1:35 p.m. In the women's 800 meters, senior Meg Bellino, junior Kate Penney, freshman Kayla Ferron and senior Taylor Cole will run for Arizona. The quartet of Hailey, Pridgett, Gray and Romero will run the 4x400-meter relay at 3:10 p.m.
On the men's side for Friday, senior Nick Ross and sophomore Jonny Giess will high jump at 5:30 p.m. Freshman Avery Mickens will long jump at 6:30 p.m. Freshman Jordan Young is set to compete in the weight throw at 7 p.m. Freshman Bryce Houston, freshman Charles Hodges and junior Neil Houlihan will compete in the unseeded section of the 400-meter race at 4:50 p.m. Houlihan and freshman Miles Parish will run the 600-meter race at 5:30 p.m. In the 200-meter dash, Arizona has entered junior Mohammad Alhasan, Houston and Hodges and they will run at 6:20 p.m.
On Saturday, junior Jovon Cunningham will triple jump at 1 p.m. Young and freshman Aaron Castle will compete in the shot put at 1:30 p.m. Senior Darien McKinley is set to run in the preliminary round of the 60-meter hurdles at 10:45 a.m. Alhasan will return to the track for the preliminary round of the 60-meter dash at 11:35 a.m. Senior Lawi Lalang is making his season debut in the mile at noon. Parish will run the seeded 400-meter sprint at 1:25 p.m. The men's 4x400-meter relay team will include Houston, Parish, Hodges and Houlihan. That quartet will run at 2:55 p.m.
Senior Amber Passalaqua will compete in the pentathlon on Friday. The 60-meter hurdles are set for 10:30 a.m. The high jump is scheduled to begin at 11:05 a.m. The shot put is set to begin at 12:50 p.m. and the long jump will start at 1:50 p.m. The time of the 800-meter race has yet to be determined.
Sophomore Harrison Ivie and junior Pau Tonnesen are entered in the heptathlon. On Friday, they will run the 60-meter dash at 10:15 a.m. The long jump will commence at 10:50 a.m. Shot put is set to begin at 11:50 a.m. and the high jump will start at 12:50 p.m. For Saturday, the 60-meter hurdles begin at 7:15 a.m. The pole vault is set to start at 8 a.m. and the 1,000-meter race is scheduled for 10 a.m.
The Wildcats opened the indoor season on Friday, Jan. 17 in Flagstaff, Ariz. Two school records were broken on that night in J.L. Walkup Skydome. Senior Nick Ross was the first one to etch his name in the record books, clearing 7-6.5 (2.30m) in the high jump, good for a first-place finish and a personal best. Ross cleared 7-5.25 (2.27m) to initially break UA alumnus Edgar Rivera-Morales' record of 7-5 (2.26m) that was set on March 9, 2013 in Fayetteville, Ark. He then followed up that clearance with his jump of 7-6.5. Redshirt freshman Jordan Young set his record late on Friday night; the weight throw competition didn't begin until after 10 p.m. The late start did not faze Young; he posted a mark of 69-2 (21.10m), good for first place. The previous record was set in 1995 by David Loshonkohl who threw 68-10 (20.98m). Overall, the Wildcats won eight events for the meet.
For complete results from the meet and continued coverage of Arizona Wildcat men's and women's track and field, visit ArizonaWildcats.com and follow @ArizonaTrack on Twitter. Live results will be available at LiveRunningResults.com.

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Also called macaroons, the two names do not mean the same thing. Traditional French bakers only refer to the sweet as macarons, derived from the Italian word "maccarone". The sweet confection is made with whipped egg whites, sugar and almond powder. They can be prepared in a variety of flavors and filled with jams and creams. The shape of the treat is the most familiar: a smooth domed top and bottom with a complementary filling sandwiched in between.
We tried a few different flavors and were pleasantly surprised. The bite size dessert is a great way to bring new flavors to a dessert table. Pastel macaroons are incredibly popular and we can't help but imagine a pastel dessert table with cupcakes, candies and macaroons. Especially with a few special cupcake wrappers, these would make a great dessert for spring.
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So before their show this weekend, I called up Clint Hunt, father of the performing group, to ask him about the show, the group and their trip to Utah. He was in a shopping mall in Jackson, Tennessee at the time, but he was still nice enough to talk to me. After a few niceties were exchanged, we got into the questions.
SP: Have you ever played in Utah before?
CH: We have played in Provo, I think it was about two years ago. It was a lot of fun, and we're really looking forward to coming again.
SP: What do you like to do when you're in Utah?
CH: We love to hike and sight-see and play disc golf and just meeting folks. It's a great gig we've got going on—to go around the country.
SP: Do you have any new songs coming out soon?
CH: We're working on some new songs now. The girls are writing and Johnathan is writing. We're going to bring a lot of new music out there to Park City. We're in the process of recording some new stuff right now. We're going to give a good dose of Celtic fiddling, bluegrass, some unique personal stuff, just a bunch of new stuff for you guys.
SP: What did you dream of doing as a kid?
CH: Oh my goodness. . . I think about where I am now, where my kids are, and the things my kids have done and what I did back when I was their age. It's amazing what they've accomplished. I had no idea what I wanted to do at that age. It's so rewarding to see audiences enjoy your own original arrangements of song. That's the most rewarding thing. I can't say where I was or what I wanted to do with my life. I wanted to be a musician. I'm a certified artist, which is nothing more than a glorified tree climber. But then I met my wife Sandy. Sand is a classically-trained violinist. We met in college. We started playing music together in restaurants and weddings and clubs and stuff like that. She started teaching the girls when they got old enough. Then we got asked to play at a benefit. Then people started calling us. They wanted to see the family with the two little fiddling girls. The boys would see the older girls playing and thought that was what they're supposed to do. They learned their instruments and got into the gig one by one. It's always been a family thing.
SP: Is it weird being internationally famous, or would you not have it any other way?
CH: I don't know if we're that famous. Sometimes we have mixed feelings about it. Sometimes it's nice to walk around and have people recognize you, sometimes they don't. It's nice not to have anyone stalking us. (laughs) We're just enjoying this time with our kids. The girls are 21, the boys range from ages 19 to 13. We just have a few more years with them before they're off and married and who knows if this is something they'll want to continue on with in the future. It helps in that with the original music they bring into the show that they do themselves.
SP: What is your favorite part of touring?
CH: My favorite part of touring. . . Well, there's so many different aspects. I love being with my family and going to different parts of the country. We've seen so many things across the country that are just beautiful. Oceans, beaches, waterfalls, canyons. So many people want to travel to China, Japan, Ireland, England. There's so much to see in our own country. We're almost paid to go see these places, to play music at different venues. Meeting folks at different venues is a huge plus and very encouraging. They're always so nice and supportive. A lot of audiences don't see the work that goes into a performance. They don't see that you're there two hours before the show and an hour after setting up and breaking down. But it's rewarding cause we're doing it as a team. Our family is a team, and that's huge. It's not like a lot of bands with four or five people from different families with different walks of life. You don't get the commitment there because they have other things like, "Oh, he can't make this gig because his son has a soccer game." But we work as a family. I think it's a little bit easier to be a family. Sorry, I'm rambling, aren't I?
SP: No no, it's fine! It's really interesting stuff. So what do you think you'll do after the kids are all off on their own, doing whatever it is they'll end up doing?
CH: I hope they'll keep me around at least to drive the bus or run the sound or something. Right now, I'm playing guitar in the show. The children are very talented musicians in their own right. Whatever happens, I hope we'll always be together. Like I said, we're just taking it one day at a time.
SP: What do you do for fun?
CH: Our kids are very involved at our church. They've got their friends. They love to shop. They love to play basketball. They just got finished with an East Coast basketball tournament in Virginia, the boys. They just finished first place, five to nothing. There's a lot of stuff they're all involved with. The girls have volleyball at the YMCA. They're normal kids. Did I miss anything? Friends, volleyball, basketball. . . They're just normal kids. When we're not on the road, we're just doing stuff like any other normal family would. Getting a movie from Redbox, popping some popcorn, all sitting down on the couch together. . . We're just a normal family.
SP: Any tourist spots you're planning to check out while you're here?
CH: I know there's so much to see in Utah, and unfortunately we're not going to be able to see it all. The plan is to get down to Arches and possibly over to Goblin Valley. Zions is a little too far southwest for this trip. But there's so many beautiful sites we'd like to see in Utah.
SP: Planning to do any late-season skiing?
CH: (laughs) I would love to, but I just took the kids skiing last month. A couple of them are still recovering. We had a few twisted wrists, a twisted knee. . . No one got too hurt, but we're still recovering. I think skiing we're going to put off until next year. The skiing is amazing in Utah! But I didn't even bring my skis this time around.
SP: Is there anything you would like to say to your fans here in Utah?
CH: We'd love for anyone to come out, all ages. Don't just think it's another act. There's something for everyone. I know it's a little cliche, but. . . We perform at a lot of different venues. At K-12 schools, high schools, colleges. . . Even down to the little blue-haired lady in the third row, everyone in the audience loves the show. We're not aimed at any one age group. We've got something for everyone. But come out to the show. Visit our Web site. We're on Facebook as well. Become a fan. It's going to be a lot of fun. We're really looking forward to coming out there. Everyone at the Egyptian Theatre has been so fun to talk to. We're really looking forward to it.
I would like to echo Clint's words. Come down to the show. It sounds like they've got something really special planned for us. They perform at the Egyptian Theater in Park City Friday and Saturday nights at 8 p.m. (and a special show for Pharoah Club members tonight). Doors open at 7:30, so don't be late! You can go to http://egyptiantheatrecompany.org/ to buy tickets or call the box office at 435-649-9371. Tickets are $22 in advance or $25 at the door for adults and $12 in advance or $15 at the door for children 18 and under.


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With the influx of blue-eyed soul coming out of the UK in the past decade (from Winehouse to Duffy to our lady Alice Russell), one has to question where these deep, obviously soul-influenced voices came from. Hint: watch this video to see what their parents were doing in the mid-seventies. This is a trailer for the soon-to-be-released movie, Souled Out (aka Soulboy), and it's about UK's Northern Soul scene and the famous Wigan Casino dance club. After the jump, check out a vintage video of the real thing: dancing at the Wigan Casino crica 1975.


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Designed to meet the flexible needs of astute business travellers and discerning holidaymakers, the Maritim PartnerCard affords holders a whole range of benefits – regardless of how many times they stay with us. In addition to the generous reward system, the card also eliminates the need for cash payments within the hotel. 3 % of expenditures accumulated in the hotels through accommodation, services and dining are credited to the card. The amount or part thereof can be redeemed for payment of Maritim products and services once the collected value reaches a minimum of 25 Euro – even during exhibitions and peak season!
Crediting 3% expenditures accumulated in the German hotels through accommodation, service and dining redemption of the accumulated value or part thereof once it has reached a minimum of 25 Euro – at any time at Maritim Hotels in Germany, Mauritius and Tenerife
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Many Maritim Hotels have special rooms suitable for allergy sufferers and handicapped accessible rooms. Please ask in the Maritim hotel of your choice or have a look at www.maritim.com. All Maritim hotels are also happy to prepare meals without lactose, wheat flour or gluten. Please inform us of any special nutritional requirements when making your reservation.
Festive weekend
Enjoy our festive weekend in all Maritim Hotels in Germany. It is the perfect opportunity to spend some time with familiy and friends or just to say "thank you".
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After your arrival you can relax in the swimming pool and sauna (except Maritim Grand Hotel Hannover) or in your elegant hotel room, where a welcome gift is waiting for you. Enjoy a welcome cocktail at the hotelbar before the delicious dinner with regional specialities.
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Every Maritim hotel is defined by its local and cultural surroundings. Whether located in the centre of a large town, in a metropolitan region or in the countryside: each hotel is perfectly adapted to the individual conditions of its location.
The Maritim Hotel group realised early that the careful use of resources is an important factor in securing the future of our society and so, in 2010, developed the ProUmwelt environmental guidelines, based on a three-pillar ecological, economic and social model. In order to meet these challenges, Maritim has taken measures throughout its chain of hotels in the six related fields of sustainable development: energy, waste, water, shopping, mobility and employees. The various projects in these areas focus on improvements in daily life, innovation in new and renovated buildings and the thorough documentation of progress. When it comes to using energy efficiently, all Maritim Hotels are first-class.
All Maritim Hotels have marked significant progress in the efficient use of energy. Our highly qualified technical managers provide all Maritim Hotel employees with regular training on any matters relating to environmental protection. Providing facilities for large conferences across Germany, Maritim is particularly prominent in event management. As Germany's first hotel company has therefore trained a sustainability consultant at each hotel. The training course, delivered by the German Convention Bureau eV in conjunction with the DBU (Deutschen Bundesstiftung Umwelt, or German federal environmental foundation) and followed by Maritim sustainability consultants, is entitled "Fit for Green Meetings".
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Free internet via cable and wi-fi in all German Maritim Hotels for overnight guests.
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Maritim Hotelgesellschaft mbH has specialised in the arrangement of all kinds of meetings, conferences and events since the very beginning, and has been an expert in the organisation and execution of meetings of all sizes and styles – both in-house and externally – for over 45 years now. This know-how is offered by Maritim in all 32 destinations at more than 200 external cooperating locations.
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Thanks Lesley, Your letter clearly hits the chord with me. Like you but a little older, almost 60, my family got divorced too when I was 7. Being an only had its further difficulties, no siblings to share the pain, and uncertainty that crept in during the day and night. My mother, educated at both Smith and Wellesley, an editor and writer but never truly a parent, taught me "fit yourself for something". That was her gift. But my special aunt Merle taught me about nature, giving, and, most importantly, love. I guess the message is there are others in our lives who share their gifts to help us become whole. Best,
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Flying the Flag for Fabulous Women (Quirks and All)
Dear Heavens! I am vindicated, validated and elated. I am not alone in the universe and there are more sisters out there like me who can't remember the vast majority of their life! It has been the bane of my existence that I cannot remember family incidents, time lines or so many of the events of my life – never mind the mundane such as the year children and family members were born, grandchildren's ages and sometimes middle names! I could go on and on (if I could remember what about). I love MORE, it was a good day when I picked up the first issue, whenever that was. Keep the flag flying for all us fabulous women, with all our interesting quirks, we are an infinitely diverse bunch who will provide an unending, fascinating subject matter. Gratefully,
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Hi Lesley, The article on Mother, Goosed was hilarious. It made my day. I particularly liked the way Caroline Rhea feels about having her baby after 40. I too feel the same. . . . Just like she says, I feel the love of my life is really my daughter.
Also, your article on The Most Dangerous Women in the World struck a chord with me. I am amazed to know that there are so many women from different countries of the world, especially third world countries, that fight for women's causes. I thought my birth country was the worst to treat women as second class citizens. But reading this made me realize that these are worse. Like the article points out many women don't know their rights. But I also believe that there are many educated women, who know their rights, but will not fight it. Mainly because of family pressures, culture and background of the society they live in. Many will not take or make the initiative. I am glad these countries have these kinds of women, made me feel proud being a woman. I hope that other third world countries will follow these great women to make the world a better place for future generations to come.
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2011 - Appeared in and started 11 games ... Finished second on the team with three interceptions ... Eighth on the team in tackles ... Had a 23-game starting streak snapped at USC due to a head injury ... Made nine tackles, 0.5 for loss, in the opener at Houston ... Had a key interception (first of his career) at the Bruin 12-yard line to stymie a potential go-ahead drive by San Jose State late in the third quarter ... Made five tackles and an interception at Oregon State ... Four tackles at Stanford ... Made five tackles against Arizona State, 0.5 for loss ... Recorded 10 tackles at Utah, 0.5 for loss ... Added four tackles against Colorado and an interception ... Suffered a head injury in the CU game and was forced to sit out the balance of the season.
2010 - Westgate started all 12 games and finished second on the team with 90 tackles (his 7.50 average ranked eighth (tied) in Pac-10) ... Led team with 11.0 tackles for loss (T-10th in Pac-10, 0.92 average) and tied for team lead with 4.0 sacks (T-20th in Pac-10) ... Earned All-Pac-10 honorable mention from league's coaches ... Defensive winner of UCLA's N.N. Sugarman Award for Best Leadership ... Credited with seven stops in opener at Kansas State ... Led team versus Stanford with 10 tackles, 1.5 for loss ... Made four tackles against Houston and broke up a pass ... Led team with 11 tackles at Texas and forced a fumble on a punt to set up UCLA's first touchdown ... Selected Pac-10 Player of the Week for his efforts ... Against WSU, he totaled six tackles, one sack ... Led team with a career-best 12 tackles against Cal, including a sack and a second stop for loss ... Recorded five stops, 1.0 tackles for loss, at Oregon ... Made 10 tackles, 1.0 for loss versus Arizona ... Collected eight stops versus Oregon State, including one sack late in the fourth quarter and a second tackle for loss ... Tied for team lead with eight tackles at Washington, one for loss ... Made five tackles, one sack, at Arizona State ... Credited with four stops against USC, 0.5 for loss.
2009 - Appeared in all 13 games, primarily on special teams ... Made one start (at Arizona) ... Played on defense at Tennessee, at Arizona, at Oregon St. at Washington St., Arizona St., at USC and Temple ... Made two tackles in opener against San Diego St. ... Contributed on special teams and defense at Tennessee ... Had one tackle against Kansas St. ... Partially blocked a punt (second of his career) at Stanford which led to a fourth-quarter field goal ...Made one special teams stop versus Oregon ... Made first start at linebacker at Arizona and was credited with seven tackles ... Had one tackle at Oregon St. ... Made one tackle and broke up pass against Washington ... At Washington State, he blocked a punt out of the end zone (third career block) for a safety and made two tackles ... Recovered a fumble on a kickoff return to set up a field goal at end of first half versus Arizona State ... One stop at USC ... Played defense and special teams in bowl win over Temple ... Earned Pac-10 All-Academic honorable mention ... Tri-winner of UCLA's Tommy Prothro Award for Outstanding Special Teams Player.
2008 - Appeared in all 12 games on special teams and two on defense ... Saw his first action in opener against Tennessee ... Picked up a blocked punt and returned it for a touchdown versus the Vols, UCLA's first score of the year ... Recorded eight tackles at BYU, playing almost entire second half on defense ... Made a special teams tackle against Arizona ... Had a special teams stop versus Fresno St. ... Played on special teams against Washington St., Oregon and Stanford ... Blocked a first quarter punt that Glenn Love recovered in the end zone for a touchdown at Cal ... Made three tackles on special teams versus Oregon St. ... Had one special teams stop at Washington ... Made four tackles at Arizona St. ... Did not record a tackle against USC.
HIGH SCHOOL - Lettered three seasons in football at Oak Park, CA HS for coach Dick Billingsly ... Played linebacker and running back ... Earned three stars from rivals.com ... Rated No. 48 prospect in California by rivals.com ... Earned three stars from scout.com ... Named All-State Medium Schools first-team by Cal-Hi Sports ... Named CIF-Southern Section Northwest Division Defensive Player of the Year ... Starter in 39 high school games ... Scored four career defensive touchdowns ... As a senior, he made 130 tackles, 27 tackles for loss, six sacks, three forced fumbles, three blocked kicks, two safeties and one interception ... As a junior, he registered 118 tackles and earned all-state underclass honors and All-CIF honors after helping his high school to the CIF-SS finals ... Added seven sacks, three interceptions, one fumble recovery and a blocked punt in playoffs ... On offense, he rushed for 543 yards and scored five touchdowns ... Had 14 receptions for 140 yards ... Also lettered two years in track and field.
PERSONAL - Full Name: Sean Jeffery Westgate ... Born: December 9, 1989 in Stockton, CA ... Parents: Jeffery and Deborah Westgate ... Mom attended UCLA ... Relative J.K. Scott is a former quarterback at the University of Washington (1999-2000) ... Lists NFL star Brian Urlacher as the athlete he admires the most ... Hobbies include working out and being with friends ... Biggest thrill in sports was getting a scholarship to UCLA ... Director's Honor Roll in Fall 2008, Spring 2009, Fall 2009, Winter 2011 ... History major.
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NAVIGON questions and answers
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The only thing better than the smell of genuine leather is genuine leather with some Bears team spirit! Stow your cash in Missouri State style with this Break Up genuine leather tri-fold wallet! The outside features camo interrupted by a leather braid that leads the eye straight to a metal MSU logo. Inside you'll find a cash slot, a plastic ID slot and eight card slots. Everybody will be in awe of your Bears spirit the next time you need to pay!
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Staybridge Suites Atlanta Perimeter Center
Dunwoody, GA 30338
New hotel near Perimeter Mall. Spacious suites with full kitchens, work areas, wired for maximum productivity. Relaxing, open and airy common areas. Self-Serve Laundry (24 hrs), complimentary breakfast buffet, personal phone lines and voice mail. High-Speed Internet Access 24 hour Convenience Store Sundowner Evening Reception
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My Kenny cat came from a shelter as well as his pack Mate Ellie. They love each other dearly!
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Kenny - A Petfinder Happy Tail
Adopted from Humane Society of Rome Inc., Rome, NY.
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Leica wants nothing but the best for its customers, and the Leica Duovid surpasses all others with its flexible switch power feature. Use the lower magnification to spot your subject, then increase the magnification to view the exceptional details. The Duovid features an automatic diopter compensation which automatically adjusts when switching powers. Superior lens coatings and high-quality optical glass provide you with exceptional views. Leica covers new products with a limited lifetime warranty, plus a three-year Passport Protection Plan. Leica demos come with a 10-year limited warranty.
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Grey Towers
IMPORTANT: On Wednesday, June 29, 2016, due to a very special event at Grey Towers, the ONLY tour of the mansion will be at 11:00 a.m. The grounds, gardens, visitor films and gift shop will be remain available to the public. Please call 570-296-9630 if you have any questions. On this day, Grey Towers NHS is honored to be hosting the US Forest Service National Leadership Council. This national, quarterly gathering of approximately 40 senior agency leaders will include a Leadership Forum, which will engage agency leaders across the nation. The forum led by US Forest Chief, Tom Tidwell, will be nationally broadcast live from the Great Hall of Grey Towers NHS to approx. 500 participants.
Grey Towers was the home of Gifford Pinchot, first Chief of the US Forest Service and Pennsylvania Governor for two terms. Located in Milford, Pennsylvania, Grey Towers was completed in 1886 by Gifford's father, James Pinchot, a wealthy wallpaper merchant. Civic minded and a supporter of the arts, James and his wife, Mary, connected themselves with many influential people, among them Richard Morris Hunt, a leading architect of the era. Hunt designed their summer home to utilize both local materials and reflect the French heritage of the Pinchot family, who first settled in Milford in 1818. For two decades the Pinchots and their children enjoyed numerous summers at Grey Towers, entertaining guests for afternoon teas and dinner parties. Here James, disturbed by destructive logging practices then prevalent in the country, encouraged his eldest son, Gifford Pinchot, to consider a career in forestry.
In 1963, Gifford Bryce Pinchot, son of Gifford and Cornelia, donated Grey Towers and 102 acres to the US Forest Service, the federal agency founded by his father and which now administers the site. The US Forest Service works with numerous partners to carry on the Pinchot legacy by delivering public programs, interpretive tours and conservation education programs. Today, conferences and seminars at the estate bring together a diversity of leading conservation and environmental thinkers to help guide the future of natural resource conservation.
Every Kid in a Park is an initiative to get every 4th grader in the nation to experience their federal lands and waters. You can visit Every Kid in a Park website to learn more about the program including how 4th graders can acquire a special pass that can give them and their families free access to federal lands and waters (good for one year at federal sites throughout the nation). Full details
Julie Dunlap's essay calls attention to the shared views of Pinchot and renowned conservationist Aldo Leopold.
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2011: Team captain ... First-team All-CSFL linebacker ... Robert J. Mongeluzzi Outstanding Defensive Back/Linebacker Award recipient ... Academic All-Ivy ... Started all seven games at linebacker ... Led the CSFL in tackles with 74, 46 solo ... Recorded a team-high 12.5 tackles for loss, including 3.5 sacks ... Forced and recovered one fumble ... Had 10-plus tackles in each of the first six games, leading the team in tackles the first five games ... Was named CSFL Defensive Player of the Week after recording 10 tackles, nine solo, including 5.5 tackles for loss and two sacks against Princeton (9/16) ... Earned second CSFL Defensive Player of the Week award after recording 12 tackles, nine solo, including two tackles for loss and one sack, while also forcing and recovering a fumble against Post (10/17) ... Made season-high 13 tackles, 11 solo, including three tackles for loss against Mansfield (10/14).
2010: Honorable mention All-CSFL ... Recorded 31 tackles, 18 solo ... Recovered a fumble for a touchdown ... Had eight tackles for a loss, including two sacks.
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Delaware State Police troopers are asking for the public's help identifying a man who stole cigarettes from the Rite Aid, 2080 Naamans Road, on April 30.
The incident occurred at 4:13 p.m. when the black male suspect asked a 16-year-old female cashier for three cartons of cigarettes, State Police Cpl. John Day said. As she placed them in a bag, the suspect yelled at her, causing her to drop two cartons on the counter and one on the floor.
The suspect then reached over the sales counter and pushed the cashier while ordering her to pick up the carton. She did so, and the suspect fled with all three cartons.
The suspect was described as a black male, 25 to 30 years old, approximately 5-foot-9, thin and with noticeable acne.
If anyone has any information about the suspect's identity, they are asked to contact the Troop 1 Retail Theft Unit at 302-528-4339, or by utilizing the Delaware State Police Mobile Crime Tip Application available to download at: http://www.delaware.gov/apps/.
Information may also be provided by calling Delaware Crime Stoppers at 1-800-TIP-3333, via the internet at www.tipsubmit.com, or by sending an anonymous tip by text to 274637 (CRIMES) using the keyword "DSP."
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Insurance agent charged with submitting false applications
Published: Monday, January 14, 2013 at 2:23 p.m.
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A Thomasville insurance agent faces charges of submitting false applications, according to the North Carolina Department of Insurance.
Corinne Elizabeth Sylvester, 30, of 1188 Noahtown Road, was charged with one felony count of obtaining property by false pretense. She was arrested Thursday with assistance from the Davidson County Sheriff's Office and released from custody on a $500 secured bond.
Department of Insurance criminal investigators allege that Sylvester received approximately $974.77 in unearned commissions by submitting fraudulent and unsanctioned insurance applications in June 2010 while working as an insurance agent for AFLAC Insurance Co. Sylvester is accused of submitting applications on behalf of family members without their knowledge.
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To make installing printer drivers not provided by the Linux distributions easier for users, and to make providing printer drivers easier for the printer manufacturers, we have introduced a new concept of distribution-independent printer driver packages.
The packages are based on the LSB 3.2, so they will work on all Linux distributions which are compliant to the LSB-3.2 or any newer version of the LSB (currently Red Hat/Fedora, Novell/SUSE, Ubuntu, Mandriva, ...).
Preparation of LSB-compliant distributions
To assure that everything is installed what the LSB requires (and so everything what the LSB-based printer driver packages need) every LSB-compliant distribution contains a package named "lsb". Installing the package "lsb" with the distribution's package manager automatically installs everything which is needed to get the system actually LSB-compliant.
So before installing the first driver package install the "lsb" package with your distribution's package manager. Use the system's package management tool and search for the "lsb" package. Install it and accept also the installation of all packages which are needed by the "lsb" package (can be 20 or more packages).
To install by the command line, use for example
sudo apt-get install lsb
on Debian and Ubuntu and
yum install lsb
on Red Hat or Fedora.
Installing the driver package manually
- Download the desired driver package. Take care of the system architecture (most normal PCs are "x86 32 bit", newer PCs are "x86 64 bit", older Macs are "Power PC 32 bit" or "Power PC 64 bit", newer Macs are "x86 32 bit" or "x86 64 bit", like PCs). You will find always RPM packages which you can directly use in Red Hat/Fedora, SUSE, Mandriva, ... In some cases there are also Debian packages available which are suitable for Debian, Ubuntu, ... If your browser opens a media player plug-in, click the "Back" button of the browser, right-click the link for the package, and choose "Save as...".
If you have a non-RPM-based distribution (Ubuntu, Debian, Slackware, ...) and no packages of your distribution's format are available, convert the downloaded RPM package(s) with alien. Do (On Ubuntu, preceed the command by "fakeroot" or "sudo", on other distributions, run it as root):
alien -ck <name of the downloaded RPM package>
Install the driver package with the package installation tool provided by your distribution. Use "rpm" for .rpm packages on distributions like Red Hat/Fedora, Novell/SuSE, Mandriva, ... Use "dpkg" for .deb packages on Ubuntu, Debian, ... The commands should look like this (execute the appropriate command as root, or on Ubuntu preceeded by "sudo"):
rpm -Uvh <name of the downloaded RPM package> dpkg -i <name of the .deb package>
- Set up a print queue with your distribution's printer setup tool.
Installation with the package tool of your distribution and automatic updates
We are currently working on support for package management tools of common Linux distributions. These tools allow an easy look-up of installable packages on servers and also automatic updates (for security fixes, general bug fixes, ...).
For this we plan to index our package repositories so that they can be looked up by yum (Red Hat, Fedora, SUSE, ...), zypper (SUSE), urpmi (Mandriva), apt-get (Debian, Ubuntu, ...).
Indexing for apt-get we have already working. Add the line (it is one line)
deb http://www.openprinting.org/download/printdriver/debian/ [3] lsb3.2 main contrib main-nonfree
to your /etc/apt/sources.list file and run
sudo apt-get update
From now on your package installation tools will also list our packages and if you have installed packages from us, they will be taken into account on the daily automatic updates.
We have also set up indices for yum, but they need testing. Please create a file with the following content in your /etc/yum/repos.d/ directory:
[openprinting-drivers-main] name=OpenPrinting LSB-based driver packages baseurl=http://www.openprinting.org/download/printdriver/components/lsb3.2/main/RPMS enabled=1 gpgcheck=0
[openprinting-drivers-contrib] name=OpenPrinting LSB-based driver packages baseurl=http://www.openprinting.org/download/printdriver/components/lsb3.2/contrib/RPMS enabled=1 gpgcheck=0 [openprinting-drivers-main-nonfree] name=OpenPrinting LSB-based driver packages baseurl=http://www.openprinting.org/download/printdriver/components/lsb3.2/main-nonfree/RPMS enabled=1 gpgcheck=0
If this does not work or these instructions are not complete, please report a bug on our bug tracker [4], for the product "OpenPrinting" and the component "OpenPrinting web site". If you get it to work with modifications, please tell what to chenge in your bug report.
zypper uses the same package repository indices as yum uses, so our support for this package manager is always as good as for yum.
To add our whole package repository, do
zypper addrepo -c -t rpm-md -n 'OpenPrinting main' http://www.openprinting.org/download/printdriver/components/lsb3.2/main/... [5] OpenPrinting-main
zypper addrepo -c -t rpm-md -n 'OpenPrinting contrib' http://www.openprinting.org/download/printdriver/components/lsb3.2/contr... [6] OpenPrinting-contrib
zypper addrepo -c -t rpm-md -n 'OpenPrinting main-nonfree' http://www.openprinting.org/download/printdriver/components/lsb3.2/main-... [7] OpenPrinting-main-nonfree
Distributions which are only LSB-3.1 compliant
The LSB 3.1 does not have requirements on the printing infrastructure, you will have to do some additional simple preparation steps to be able to use these packages on LSB-3.1-compliant Linux distributions.
- Add the LSB 3.2 requirements for printing by installing CUPS, foomatic-filters, ESP Ghostscript 8.15.3 or newer or GPL Ghostscript 8.60 or newer (on most distributions they are already installed)
On Ubuntu or Debian unstable you do not need to do the following step.
Install the fhs-printingdirs [8] package or do:
mkdir -p /usr/share/ppd ln -s /usr/share/ppd /usr/share/cups/model/0-driverppds
Source packages
Do you want to rebuild the packages to be optimized for your system? Customize them? Learn how we built the packages?
The source RPM packages of all driver packages (at least of the ones which are free software) you will find here [9]. And here [10] you can have a quick look into the spec files for the RPMs. Note that we have no source files for the Debian packages, as they are all generated from the RPMs using the alien command shown above. So the sources for the Debian packages are also the source RPMs.
If not otherwise stated our packaging is licensed with the same license as the driver itself. Therefore we must provide source RPMs for packages of free software printer drivers.


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There are currently nine sites including the Whisky-a-Go-Go in Los Angeles where the Doors were resident performers; King Records in Cincinnati, a prominent American record label started in the 40s, The Crossroads in Clarksdale, Mississippi and the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake, Iowa . Five sites are located in the Cleveland area and include Brooklyn High School, the location Elvis played his first concert north of the Mason-Dixon line and WJW Radio, home to Deejay Alan Freed who popularized the term "rock and roll."
On Friday, October 2nd, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum made its 10th Landmark dedication at the studio of Austin City Limits in Austin, Texas. Now in its 35th year, the show is the longest-running music program on television. A number of Rock Hall staff traveled to Austin for the dedication.
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This Friday, October 2 at Noon ET the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will be live-streaming from KLRU-TV's Austin City Limits studio in Austin, Texas.
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In spite of mayor Dana Williams' folksy fireside demeanor and mandolin skills, three new promo spots showcasing Park City cuisine look decidedly, well ...see for yourself:
Though Park City chefs take one step up for local cuisine and attempt more than just lipservice to sustainability - as Mary Malouf spake in her recent review of Goldener Hirsch - a promo video selling endangered tuna poke, Alaskan king crablegs and all things a decade-ago and un-PC takes the dining scene on the Wasatch (two steps) Back.
If you've got the scratch, there's lovely stuff going on at Spruce, J&G, Talisker on Main and Stein Eriksen, but what are your options in PC for a couple wanting grass-fed, locally grown pork/lamb/chicken/beef/veggies? How 'bout fresh fish caught in the Provo? How about a meal featuring Utah eggs, melons, tomatoes and cheese for under $40?
Easy to play armchair foodie and chirp about what PC really needs - and since we're no strangers to starting at Monday Morning QB, here's just a few ideas we can bite...investors take note:
Lokal in Sonoma, Calif.: Dubbed as European Soul Food the restaurant serves beer and brats in the heart of wine country. Offerings include chicken schnitzel ($16) washed in egg batter and pan-fried with bacon-flecked sweet-and-sour red cabbage spaetzle; a nightly fish special (caught locally) and apps like the mixed grill ($11) featuring sausages, mustards and pickled veggies. Or, there's a Tivoli two-dog dipper ($5) - two sausages with mustard and ketsup. The sausages are made from parts of local animals and ground in house.
Meat Cheese Bread in Portland, Ore. Portland knows how to make a sandwich, but nary an offering in Park City beyond traditional Subway-meets-grocery-deli-counter fare. Meat Cheese Bread takes local greens, cheeses, veggies, breads and meats to make a little easy-on-the-wallet magic. How bout the flank steak sandwich, blue cheese and a pile of meat ($7); sloppy Joe's ($8) featuring local ground (maybe in PC it could even be buffalo Joe's - hey there's a name) or a local BLT made from Kamas pork and locally grown tomatoes and beets ($8)?
Wood Tavern Restaurant in Oakland, Calif. Not too difficult to duplicate here. The owners took a small space, added a little light and light fare to create an American brasserie. Menu has all the stuff you can get in the Beehive: local cheese board, pork bellys with lentil; free range pan-roasted chicken, spinach and poached egges, sherried mushrooms, grilled (again, local) pork chop, smoked bacon and mushrooms, warm chocolate cake. Wait? Is this Oakland or Utah? All starters around $8; entrees $10-$15.
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BOISE, Idaho – After winning the Bronco Volleyball Classic with wins over Boise State, Sacramento State and North Texas, three Idaho volleyball players earned all-tournament team honors, including Tournament MVP Meredith Coba, middle blocker Alyssa Schultz and outside hitter Katelyn Peterson.
Coba, a sophomore setter from Salem, Ore., set a balanced Idaho offense that hit .309 in the tournament. By comparison, Idaho was hitting .230 as a team heading into the week. Coba averaged 11.21 assists per set and added six kills and five blocks in 14 sets during the tournament. She had a career-high 67 assists in Idaho's tournament-clinching win over North Texas, while setting two Idaho hitters to career-highs in kills and the team to a .389 hitting percentage.
"Obviously with Meredith being the MVP, a lot of that was because of her distribution," Idaho coach Debbie Buchanan said. "Offensively our numbers wouldn't have been that good of she wasn't making some good decisions. You can't have that without a good setter."
Schultz, a junior from Issaquah, Wash., hit .412 with 2.71 kills and 0.64 blocks per set during the tournament. She had one of her best performances of the season against Sacramento State when she had 12 kills and no errors on 22 swings, four blocks and a .545 hitting percentage. She had 14 kills and hit .344 in Idaho's win against North Texas and had 12 and three blocks against Boise State. And, as Buchanan pointed out, her presence helped open up Idaho's outsides.
"Schultz getting our outsides a lot of opportunities and then when she is open she's getting that kill almost every time," Buchanan said. "She's a lower hitter and definitely making some big moves."
With what Buchanan said was the best weekend of her career, Peterson led Idaho with 3.5 kills per game during the tournament and hit .325. She also added 1.64 digs per set and had a team-best six aces. Peterson had career-highs with 18 kills and a .457 hitting percentage in Idaho's win over Sacramento State, then upped her career-best kill mark the next day with 20 against North Texas. Peterson nearly had her first career double-double with 11 kills and nine digs against Boise State. She also had two aces in each of Idaho's three matches.
Jessica Hastriter, a junior outside hitter from Boise, narrowly missed out on all-tournament team honors despite career-highs with 23 kills and a .538 hitting percentage against North Texas.
"Both of our outsides did a great job, If I could have four players on the all-tournament team I would," Buchanan said. "This was the best weekend Kate has had, and Jess had an outstanding weekend too. Kate's numbers were a little more consistent, and there's a lot of promise for our future."


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- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1 cup 2% milk
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 3 cups coarsely crushed saltines (about 66 crackers)
- 2 teaspoons finely chopped onion
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 cans (14-3/4 ounces each) salmon, drained, bones and skin removed
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon snipped fresh dill or 1/2 teaspoon dill weed
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Dash pepper
- Dash nutmeg
- 1-1/2 cups 2% milk
- In a large bowl, combine the eggs, milk, lemon juice, saltines, onion, salt and pepper. Stir in salmon. Shape into twelve 3-in. patties.
- Place in a greased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Bake at 350° for 30-35 minutes or until lightly browned.
- In a small saucepan, melt butter. Stir in the flour, dill, salt, pepper and nutmeg until blended. Gradually add milk. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Serve with salmon patties. Yield: 6 servings.
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Enjoy this recipe with a light-bodied white wine such as Sauvignon Blanc or Pinot Grigio.
Reviews for Pierside Salmon Patties
"I think I will just stick to eating my salmon in "steak" form and forget about making it into patties. Makes me remember why I hated salmon/tuna patties as a kid."
"This has got to be the worst thing I have ever eaten. Ugghhhh!!!!!! Gross"
"The recipe description originally mentioned a lemon dill sauce. The recipe is correct as published without any lemon in the sauce. We appologize for the error, it will be corrected here soon.Taste of Home Test Kitchen"
"I made these salmon patties to freeze for individual dinners for my husband to take to work. Mine did not look like the picture, I think like the other reviewer- if I would have coated them in panko crumbs they would have resembled the photo more. I havent gotten the rating from my hubby but because its salmon I am sure he will enjoy. Easy to freeze individually and then place frozen patties in large freezer bag, removing as you need them."
"I made a 1/2 portion and they turned out well. They were tender but needed a little more flavour, for my tastes. I might add a little fresh ginger or garlic to the patties next time. I made my own tartar sauce but found when I topped them instead with a little of the coleslaw that I had brought in my lunch, they perked right up. I did it on a whim but plan on doing that the next time - it was different & yummy!"


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For example, in RSA, we use this for encryption: $ciphertext = (m^e \mod n)$ and for decryption.
If our message is
"hello world", then what number do we have to put as $m$ in the RSA formula?
For example, in RSA, we use this for encryption: $ciphertext = (m^e \mod n)$ and for decryption.
If our message is
For most real-life ciphers implemented on computer, plaintext is first changed into a sequence of bytes, similarly to the way text is stored in file. Variants abound: ASCII, UTF8.. and may involve lossless compression. For some encryption methods (e.g block cipher in CBC mode), that sequence of bytes is padded in order to make its size convenient, e.g. multiple of 128 bits.
In a typical use case, RSA does not directly encrypt plaintext. Rather, the plaintext is handled as above, then enciphered using a block cipher, which key $K$ (perhaps 128-bit or 256-bit) is randomly drawn, RSA-encrypted, and send along the encrypted plaintext (typically as a header). This is called hybrid encryption.
In that typical use case, RSA encryption shall yield a ciphertext representing $K$ encrypted (or if hybrid encryption is not used, a short message). One reasonably safe and popular way to proceed is known as RSAES-PKCS1-V1_5, and described in PKCS#1v2.1. Most good schemes follow a similar process:
Note: Step 4 is seen in two variants; one outputs a fixed-width byte string, the other a variable-width byte string with the first byte never equal to 00h. On top of that some wrapper bytes are often added.
Note: Each of the four steps is reversible (with step 3 requiring the private key), so that decryption can work.
I am not an expert on this, and from what I understand there are different ways to use RSA. But I know of this one way that might answer your question.
Alice wants to send a message to Bob. The first thing she does is to choose a "nice" cipher, say the blocks cipher AES. She generates an arbitrary key for this one message. This key might be say 256 bits long. So the key is string of 256 ones and zeros. If you convert each 8 bits to one byte, then you get a key of length 32 bytes. Now this key again can be written as a long string of ones and zeros. So that makes a large (binary) number.
(As a concrete example. If the key was 16 bits long, say 1001011010001101, then that is the same as 38541)
Take this number (the key) as your $m$ in your question and use RSA to encrypt the key using Bob's public key.
Then Alice sends the message that has been encrypted with AES and the encrypted key to Bob. So the ciphertext that is sent really consists of an encrypted (using AES) message with an encrypted (using RSA) key.
Bob can then decrypt the key using his secret key, and use the result to decrypt the message using AES.
Every piece of information can be codes as a number. For messages, first encode each character, for example
Compute the resulting number e.g. using the following recurrence
This would work, but the numbers quickly became unusable long for RSA. In practice, you generate a key for a symmetrical cipher (e.g. AES) and encrypt this key using RSA.


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Ten years ago they bonded over cockroaches and snakes on Celebrity Fear Factor. Now, Ali Landry and Allison Sweeney are strengthening their friendship—and building new ones—at their women-only get togethers. Hollywood Girls Night is a themed potluck dinner party (hosted by the Alis) where guests sip specialty cocktails, talk about their personal lives and exchange gifts as only Tinseltown elite can do.
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The National Film Board of Canada and The New York Times share first prize for Interactive Documentary in the World Press Photo 2014 Multimedia contest for their collaborative multimedia piece, "A Short History of the Highrise." The World Press Multimedia awards, now in their fourth year, honor documentary work in three categories: interactive documentaries, short and long features. The winners were announced this morning in Amsterdam.
"A Short History of the Highrise" tells the story of vertical living and the construction of skyscrapers through four short films, photos, text and microgames.
First prize for best short feature was awarded to "Staff Rider," a video about kids in South Africa who "surf" atop trains. Photographer Marco Casino recorded photos, video and sound for the story. First prize for long feature went to "Witnessing Gezi," directed by photojournalist Emin Ozmen and Baris Koca, who documented the protests against the development of Istanbul's Taksim Gezi Park and civil resistance in Turkey.
The first place winner in each category will be awarded a cash award of 1,500 euros.
The full list of winners, and credits for editing, sound design and more, can be found at www.worldpressphoto.org/2014-multimedia-contest/winners-list.
The winners were selected from 373 entrants. The chair of the jury, Jassim Ahmad, global head of multimedia innovation at Reuters, said in a statement, "Interactive teams are employing a variety of visual tools and techniques. We looked for examples that are designed for the medium to explain more and bring you closer." He also noted, "We agreed innovation could not be at the expense of clarity. Communication is the essence of journalism."
Other jury members were Gabriel Dance, interactive editor, Guardian US; Liza Faktor, co-founder of Screen; photographer Ed Kashi of the VII Photo Agency; Marianne Lévy-Leblond, head of web productions and transmedia projects at Arte France; Grant Scott, senior lecturer on photography at the University of Gloucestershire and founder and editor Unitednationsofphotography.com; and photographer Luis Weinstein. Alan Stoga, president of Zemi Communications, was the jury secretary.
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