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[C#|OpenSSL] RSA is causing me headaches
Hi, iam using an external library (OpenSSL.Crypto) to encrypt/decrypt files in my c# project.
I have to use RSA, but there is a lack of documentation, I tried to find an example but no way :nonod:
i tried by myself to explore the library and i wrote this code:
byte[] msg = System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes("text to encrypt");
Have any one used RSA before with this library?
Re: [C#|OpenSSL] RSA is causing me headaches
This is how you create a RSA key pair and use it to encrypt/decrypt a byte[]:
// Generate key pair
var rsa = new RSA();
rsa.GenerateKeys(2048, 0x10021, null, null);
// Encrypt file
byte[] payLoad = File.ReadAllBytes("c:\folder\myfile.ext");
byte[] encryptedResult = rsa.PublicEncrypt(payload, RSA.Padding.PKCS1);
// Decrypt file
byte[] decryptedResult = rsa.PrivateDecrypt(encryptedResult, RSA.Padding.PKCS1);
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GOOD GUESS MAN!Originally Posted by Supermariomp3
thanks...i hope you aren't being sarcastic
oh no Im not. Thats a very good guess...since Midna is kind of a companion like character to Link in wolf form, just like Navi to Link in human form
Hey yeah I never really thought of Midna being Navi, nice guess.
Can I see some good pics of the twilight world?
Nothing more to say.
i think im wrong, Midna isn't Navi.
clikc on the lava boss video
You'll see that in the real world Midna is kind of like Link's shadow
midna is midna ! i think link ia the only one transforming. Zelda would'nt look like that if she turned in too something...
My name is Alan, gaming name is ZaLaN
hmm i always thought that navi went 'poof' after OoT. Remember when link returns the master sword and then navi flys up into the air ... then she dissappears??... and then i thought thats who link was searching for in MM, because in the intro it says something like, "the hero was searching for a lost friend". I might be wrong, i don't remember, i haven't played that game in a while.
and doesn't this story take place 100 years after OoT ... wouldn't navi have been killed by another adventurer for being so annoying by then? ... i know i would have stabbed her a couple times...
My Sig used to be really pretty and decorated with different pictues, but then photobucket decided to be a stupid little dirty sanchez. So now it is very plain.
do you have any proof?Originally Posted by nintendowiigaming.piczo
and another thing anyone confused about what midna does here's a little run through of it:
Midna is currently in the twilight realm,
she might need help getting out(funnily enough just like zelda does),
she somehow communicates to link from the twilight realm,
and from the images i've seen she somehow uses her hair/tail of her head to attack enemies while link is a wolf
(btw- Navi is your pointer throughout the game)
Wii will have to wait and see
Thanks to Pepper for the sig
I am leader of the Super Metroid fanclub
also it cant be navi becuase she isnt in the gamecube version.
Wii = Birthday in June....boo
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All of us have the right to dissipate our energies and talent as we desire. But those who are serious about the future have the obligation to direct those energies and talents toward concrete objectives consistent with the ideals they profess.—Robert F. Kennedy, speaking to university students in 1966
At another time, in another setting, in less elegant language, that same challenge was once put to John Simon. It was the winter of 1973, and Simon, an ex-campus rebel on the perilous threshold of turning 30, had been haranguing a New York City educator on the shortcomings of urban public schools. The educator listened, then asked bluntly, "Can you do better?" Simon replied, "Of course." The challenge was then inevitable: "Are you willing to put your money where your mouth is?"
As an unemployed youth worker, Simon could easily have shrugged off the question; he didn't have any money at all. But forging ahead with more courage than credentials (he didn't have a teaching certificate either), Simon put together what he called an "educational collective" in an Upper West Side Manhattan church basement. From a neighborhood junior high school, he remembers, "I took five youngsters—one with a serious drug problem, another involved in trafficking and a lot of violence, two who were very volatile and basically considered 'crazy' by the school, and the last a very angry kid. For two weeks we painted walls and cleaned floors. Then the youngsters asked me, 'Well, what do we do now?' And I said, 'I don't know. I was hoping you'd have some ideas. What do you want to learn?' "
From those tentative beginnings evolved the DOME project, a pioneering educational experiment in a nondescript block on West 80th Street. The full range of DOME'S activities is broad and imaginative. Physically, the project consists of a combination one-room schoolhouse, youth center, auditorium, gymnasium, locker room, library, study hall and office, all operated in the style of an extended family commune. For more than 250 kids from some of New York's grimmest neighborhoods, it is the most important address in town.
The day at DOME begins by 8 a.m. and continues until 7 p.m. or later—whenever the last staff member on the premises finally decides that enough is enough. Mornings are reserved for 15 students whom the public school system regards as problems. At DOME'S fully accredited alternative junior high (Simon is now duly certified) they are given individual attention and the opportunity to learn at their own pace. Afternoons, older teenagers wander in after class at their own schools, congregating elbow to elbow, doing homework, playing board games, kibitzing, horsing around. In a small gym upstairs, basketball alternates with ballet lessons.
The normal decibel level suggests chaos, but those who know the school understand differently. "It is the single most impressive operation I have come across," social critic Nat Hentoff has noted. "First, because the kids, some of them seemingly wholly 'uneducable' at first, do learn. Second, because the whole ambience is free of rhetoric and euphemism. Failures are not glossed over and successes are real." DOME now has eight full-time staff members, plus several part-timers and volunteers. Its $120,000 annual budget comes from a variety of public and private sources, including the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial. "John Simon," says Kennedy's widow, Ethel, "is a wonder. He exemplifies my husband's belief that one person can make a difference."
During the first summer of his church basement project, Simon and four colleagues had an ambitious dream: the construction of a geodesic dome 19½ feet tall and 32 feet in diameter. "We felt the idea combined the most important qualities we wanted in a youth program," he explains. "It involved cooperation and sharing, plus certain cognitive learning tasks like measurement, computation, geometry and the ability to read and follow instructions." The group came up with plans and building materials, got permission to build in the Catskills, rounded up two dozen neighborhood kids and headed off to the mountains.
"If we had known how difficult it would turn out," says Simon, "we probably would never have undertaken it. We compounded our problem by trying to build the dome on top of a hill requiring a quarter mile of steep climbing. We had to carry in food, water, railroad ties, plywood—all with 14-and 15-year-old youngsters. It rained all the time. The soil was rocky. We had fights, hassles, almost a murder." Despite their miscalculations, they got the dome up, though, because of a dispute with the landowners, the project eventually lapsed. Back in Manhattan, however, the group was known admiringly as "the people who were building the dome"—and the name stuck. Later Simon created a grandiose acronym for DOME—Development of Opportunities through Meaningful Education—that now makes him wince with embarrassment. "I never use it unless somebody asks me," he admits.
Nothing characterizes Simon so accurately as his penchant for experimentation and a willingness to learn from mistakes. The son of a businessman, he was born in Richmond, Va. and raised in Pleasantville, a New York City suburb. As a child he was small ("The girls could all eat off my head"), unathletic and nervous. "I was the sort of kid who waved his hand in the teacher's face to get recognition," he recalls. "I always wanted to have some control over my own life."
Bookish as a boy, he went to Hamilton College to major in literature and spent his junior year at the Sorbonne in Paris. After graduation in 1965, he returned to Europe to work on his doctorate but found the continent blessed with distractions. "I went to Rome to read Dante, to Paris for Proust and Flaubert, to Dublin to read Joyce," he says. "I had the time of my life." For the first time, also, he felt the stirrings of a social consciousness. "In my last years at Hamilton the civil rights movement was under way," he says. "I was sympathetic, but never got off my behind to do anything." Then, in 1968, he took part in the wild Paris rioting against the de Gaulle government. "I was arrested and spent a night with machine guns pointed at me," Simon recalls. "And I saw police break the arms and legs of one African demonstrator." Irrevocably he was led to conclude that "the world wasn't what I thought it was, and things were not the way they ought to be."
Abandoning his studies, Simon returned to New York in 1970 and wound up as director of a privately run Manhattan youth center. Soon he discovered the city's notorious welfare hotels, where the poor are dumped and left to fend for themselves. "I found hundreds of kids sitting in locked rooms with vermin and broken windows in the middle of winter. People were afraid to go into the halls because there were junkies lying in wait," he recalls. "We led the movement to bust up those hotels, occupying buildings and offices, organizing a mock funeral procession past City Hall. I really didn't know what I was doing. I was operating on sheer energy on things that were way over my head."
As an administrator, too, Simon was learning by trial and error. His youth center staff ballooned bureaucratically from four to 35 ("We all shared in the hiring; nobody wanted to share in the firing"), and rhetoric outstripped the center's accomplishments. "We jumped too far ahead," says Simon. "I wanted to build something where the first two bricks go down before the third goes on top. I didn't want to be in a position where I was shooting my mouth off and not following through." Temporarily discouraged, he quit. Then he talked with Luther Seabrook, a principal credited with turning a West Side intermediate school (grades six through eight) from one of the city's toughest into one of its best. It was Sea-brook who challenged him to put up or shut up, and helped him to start the new program. Among DOME'S early ground rules: Enrollment in the project would be purely voluntary; Simon would have a free hand and would assume full responsibility for student progress as reflected in standard tests. On his own, Simon arranged to use the facilities at All Angels' (Episcopal) Church.
After seven years as director of DOME, Simon holds out no illusions to incoming students. "I'm interested in people helping themselves," he says, "not in babysitting their vices. If youngsters aren't willing to make some effort, then we really have nothing for them." Many students, he says, arrive with an ingrained sense of failure, having been told repeatedly, in ways direct and subtle, that they are either stupid or beyond the reach of education. "What we try very hard to work on," he says, "is to get the kids to accept some responsibility for themselves, to get excited about what they're doing, to develop their readiness to learn." Simon can cite success stories, such as David, once an indifferent student, who is now a prep school senior and headed for college. Simon does not deny the failures, including another boy in David's class who is now in prison. "They responded differently," he admits. "I can't say why."
He is convinced, however, that students respond when adults care deeply. To demonstrate their concern, he and his overworked colleagues function as teachers, advisers, coaches, therapists, role models and, most of all, friends. "John runs this place like a family," says 16-year-old Chris, once a chronic truant and drug dealer. "If he only had five dollars, and you needed money, he'd still let you have $2.50." Is such dedication too good to be true? "The one criticism I've ever heard about DOME—and it's really a compliment," says David Hackett, executive director of the Kennedy Memorial, "is that there aren't enough John Simons—people with his dedication—to expand this program. I don't think John accepts that."
Indeed he does not. In New York City alone, he points out, there are three new programs loosely modeled on his, and two years ago, when he collapsed from exhaustion and was sentenced to five weeks of bed rest, his staff carried on admirably. At 36, Simon has no desire to pose as a superman, and admits that his dedication to DOME has been hard on his family. His Finnish-born wife, Hannele, whom he met during his European student days and who is studying for a degree in early childhood education, has been especially tolerant, he says. Fortunately their two-bedroom apartment is only two blocks from DOME, and Simon is often able to steal a few moments to romp with his two young children in Riverside Park. He devotes what little spare time he has left to writing a book about the project that is his cause and obsession.
"For all my railing against the things like racism and repression that cause me to do this work," he reflects, "I don't know of another country where somebody can build from scratch and find the resources to make something like this grow. I do it because I enjoy it and go home at night feeling good. Some youngsters who came to DOME may not have gotten a lot, but I doubt we could find anyone who would say he was hurt by being here. Lots and lots feel they came out better for it." He pauses for a moment, and nods. "I think that's nice," he says. "That's nice."
Kids That City Schools Fail Learn They Can Succeed with Trailblazer John Simon
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No Need to Toss a Coin: Conflicting Scientific Expert Testimonies and Intellectual Due Process
Gustavo Ribeiro
Harvard Law School
May 27, 2013
Law, Probability & Risk, Forthcoming
This paper focuses on the question of how decision makers with no relevant scientific background can (if at all) legitimately evaluate conflicting scientific expert testimonies and determine their relative reliability. Skeptics argue that non-experts can never reach justifiable conclusions regarding the merits of conflicting expert testimonies because they lack the fundamental epistemic capacity to make such judgment calls. In this paper, I draw on works on epistemology, philosophy of practical reasoning, philosophy of science, science and technology studies, and legal theory in order to scrutinize recent proposals to solve the problem of conflicting scientific expert testimonies. Addressing this question is of ultimate importance due to the idea that immanent in the idea of rule-of-law there is an intellectual due process norm, which articulates that epistemically arbitrary legal decisions are also not legally justified.
This paper is divided into two parts. In Part I, I describe the basic philosophical inquiries underlying the debate about expert testimony. In particular, I first elaborate on the philosophy of testimony and its epistemic justifications, then move to the idea of epistemic deference, and finish with philosophical accounts of expertise. Part II presents the problem of conflicting scientific expert testimonies and analyzes recent attempts to solve it as formulated by Ward Jones, Alvin Goldman, and Scott Brewer. I argue that there is no single criterion (or set of criteria) upon which the non-expert could rely in order to make a rationally justified decision in each and every case in which he faces conflicting scientific expert testimonies. The alternative view here defended is to stop looking for an epistemic panacea and accept the idea that testimonial reliability operates differently within different kinds of testimony – and differently within the same kind of testimony at different times.
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Keywords: Evidence, Testimony, Legal Reasoning, Epistemology
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A settlement that seemed fine at the time has brought her back into court many times as she struggles to enforce the vaguely worded document.
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Dequina wants to build a network of legal and financial planning experts who lead educational seminars that divorce lawyers in urban areas can offer to their clients. Many women in minority communities, she said, feel intense pressure not to end their marriage.
"What my lawyer and counselor didn't understand is that if I filed for divorce, I would become the black sheep of my Filipino family. I could not go to church anymore," she said. "We're Catholic and divorce is not OK."
After completing a 12-week entrepreneurship course with Rising Tide Capital, a Jersey City-based nonprofit, Dequina applied for and was offered a one-year residency at the Business Development Incubator at New Jersey City University.
Last year the incubator housed 25 burgeoning businesses that generated nearly $8 million in aggregate gross revenue and created 153 jobs. But Dequina might be one of the last people who works rent-free at BDI unless the nonprofit can replace a $400,000 U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development grant with alternative funding.
"We have been trying to go to financial and civic institutions to get funding because the federal government won't renew the grant," said incubator director Joseph Tetteh. "The current budget won't allow for more money to be rewarded."
Federal, state and local funding for urban entrepreneurship programs has become increasingly difficult to find, said Jay Savulich, managing director of programs at Rising Tide Capital.
"We were recipients of the Urban Enterprise Zone program in the state and that has been eliminated," he said. "There were federal Community Development Block Grants that we don't get anymore and we used to receive money from SBA's Program for Investment in Micro-Entrepreneurs, but that has been cut significantly."
The organization has sought partnerships with for-profit businesses to maintain programs like the residency, which helps eliminate a big overhead expense for business owners.
"If the people who have one-year residencies had to pay for office space and resources, it would cost about $14,000," he said. "And that's at a discounted rate. If you go into the market, it's more like $20,000."
Nyaima Smith, a licensed electrical engineer from Secaucus, also won a free residency at the Jersey City incubator. Without it, she said, it would have been very difficult to make progress with her company, J. Davis Electrical Group.
"The 'J' stands for James, my father," she said, "and Davis is my mother's maiden name."
Smith wants to use her year at BDI to finalize marketing strategies and financial plans. She has already performed energy use assessments for clients, but wants to eventually pair her expertise with contracts to install efficient lighting and retrofit old fixtures.
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"As a native Michigander, I am proud to see Michigan emerging as a leader in the areas of renewable energy and energy efficiency," says Gunn. "As someone who has served on the frontlines, I can tell you firsthand that our national security is directly linked to our energy consumption. That's why it's absolutely critical to increase our energy security by reducing our reliance on oil."
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coming to your country to fill your own labor shortages
why didn't you just have more white babies?
There are plenty of families making more white babies. They're called Roman Catholics, Pentecostals, and Mormons.ReplyDelete
Here, Mark, check this out:
Apparently, the other religions aren't pulling their weight. :)
WHAT?! You expect MY white baby to do the landscaping, clean the pool and scrub the floors!? Come on Bill.
This whole non issue of "illegal immigration" illustrates 1. how fucking stupid the general electorate proles are and 2. how the power mongers and opinion manipulators can take something that they profit from and turn it into an issue to rally the proles against fully knowing that nothing will ever come of it. ditto: "pro-life."
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When choosing an instrument such as a microplate reader that needs to filter a broadband excitation source into monochromatic wavelengths of light, there were always two options: Optical filters that use thin layer interference coatings on glass to separate light into a fixed wavelength, or monochromators that use diffracting grating prisms to separate light into variable wavelengths.
Optical filters have always offered higher performance over monochromators for two main reasons—greater light transmission and wider bandwidths—whereas monochromators offer greater flexibility; no new filters or filter cubes have to be bought or installed.
Still though, users say there are many assays that do not perform well, or at all, with monochromators; as a result, filters are needed.1 For instance, fluorescent proteins2 like GFP, mKate, mOrange, and CFP-YFP are reported not to perform well, or at all, on monochromator-based microplate readers. The same holds true for FRET and BRET assays.
One obvious reason these assays do not work with monochromators is that wider bandwidths greater than 30 nm are needed. In fact, some BRET assays require an emission bandpass of 60 to 100 nm. Current conventional monochromators have only fixed or adjustable bandwidths up to 30 nm.
Another reason these assays do not work with monochromators is because their signal is weak, emitting significantly less light than common dyes like FITC or rhodamine. Using gratings and fiber optics, monochromators transmit much lower amounts of light compared to filters. In addition, since doubling the bandpass quadruples the amount of transmitted light (true for double monochromators), having bandwidths of less than 30 nm further limits conventional monochromators.
Realizing the need for a more sensitive, broader bandwidth monochromator, BMG LABTECH's German engineers have developed dual monochromators in a microplate reader. LVF Monochromators™, which can be found in the CLARIOstar® multimode microplate reader, consist of linear variable filters (Figure 1).
In addition, a linear variable dichroic mirror (not shown) improves the spectral separation between excitation and emission light. When properly aligned, linear variable filters separate light not only into definable wavelengths, but also into bandwidths up to 100 nm wide. Having adjustable bandwidths up to 100 nm, LVF Monochromators can easily perform assays that used to require filters.
Besides having wider bandwidths, LVF Monochromators attain greater light transmission for two additional reasons. First, the design of the LVF Monochromator is based on transmission and interference, not on diffraction, like grating-based monochromators. Second the transmission-based design allows an optical system free of inefficient fiber optic guides, which typically lose a significant amount of light.
With the LVF Monochromator, the signal is guided to and from the microplate by a direct optical path through an adjustable dichroic mirror. For these two reasons alone, LVF Monochromators transmit several times more light than conventional, grating-based monochromators.
One of the most challenging needs for researchers is to adapt their microscope-based fluorescent protein assay to a microplate format. Now with LVF Monochromators, similar wavelengths and bandwidths used on the microscope can be used on a CLARIOstar microplate reader, making it a seamless transition from one instrument to the other.
As an example, Figure 2 shows a FRET response in HEK293 cells between mTFP1 and YFP fluorescent proteins as measured on a confocal microscope and on the CLARIOstar. FRET assays require two different emission signals to be measured after excitation. For the microscope, bandwidths of 30 nm and 45 nm were used for the two emission wavelengths3, which were the starting points for CLARIOstar's LVF Monochromators.
Further optimization shows that the same percent change can be seen in the FRET ratios on the confocal microscope and on the plate reader, making it an almost seamless transition to a higher-throughput method.
Another example of how LVF Monochromators have filter-like performance is with bioluminescence resonance energy transfer or BRET assays. Like FRET, BRET applications require the measurement of two emission signals, but usually with even wider bandwidths (60 to 100 nm). Therefore BRET applications rarely work, if at all, on instruments with conventional monochromators that have fixed or narrow bandwidths. However, the CLARIOstar's LVF Monochromators measure BRET assays with filter-like performance (Figure 3).
E.J. Dell, Ph.D. ([email protected]), is international marketing director at BMG LABTECH.
E.J. Dell, Ph.D. ([email protected]
Website: www.bmglabtech.com.E.J. Dell, Ph.D. ([email protected]), is international marketing director at BMG LABTECH.References
1. Comley, J. Monochromator vs Filter-based Plate Readers; horses for courses, or a winning combination? Drug Discovery World. Fall 2007. http://bit.ly/1dnDkRq2. Shaner NC, Steinbach PA, Tsien RY. A guide to choosing fluorescent proteins. Nat Methods. 2005 Dec;2(12):905-9.3. Padilla-Parra S, et al. Quantitative comparison of different fluorescent protein couples for fast FRET-FLIM acquisition. Biophys J. 2009 Oct;97(8):2368-76.
E.J. Dell, Ph.D. ([email protected]), is international marketing director at BMG LABTECH.
1. Comley, J. Monochromator vs Filter-based Plate Readers; horses for courses, or a winning combination? Drug Discovery World. Fall 2007. http://bit.ly/1dnDkRq2. Shaner NC, Steinbach PA, Tsien RY. A guide to choosing fluorescent proteins. Nat Methods. 2005 Dec;2(12):905-9.3. Padilla-Parra S, et al. Quantitative comparison of different fluorescent protein couples for fast FRET-FLIM acquisition. Biophys J. 2009 Oct;97(8):2368-76.
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A female karate exponent demonstrates her skills during International Women's Day, in Amritsar yesterday.
New Delhi: BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi yesterday urged the women to graduate from being home-makers to becoming nation-makers as they have both the potential and the capacity to change the destiny of the country.
Emphasising on health and education of women, Modi stressed they should have the right to take decisions on the matters concerning their lives, such as career choices, timing of marriages and size of families.
The Gujarat chief minister was interacting with women from 1,500 places in India and abroad, on the occasion of the International Women's Day, through video conferencing from the BJP headquarters in his second edition of the Chai Pe Charcha programme.
"If we educate women, we are educating not just a family but educating also the generation," said Modi while stressing importance of women's education. To a question in the wake of recent attacks on women, he said safety and security of women is the joint responsibility of the administration and the police.
Noting that discrimination was a big problem faced by women, Modi salso suggested that there should be more women in legal profession as well as in police. "One of the big problems is discrimination. There is one attitude towards the son and another towards the daughter. To end this discrimination, there is need of social awareness," he said.
Modi also talked of changing the life of rural people, to a query on his priorities as prime minister, by providing them uninterrupted electricity, water, toilets, smoke-free kitchens and other basic facilities as also schools and primary health centres. He called for an end to the open air toilets women have to use today in the villages.
He said there should not be any "compromise" on issues concerning women. "(They) should have freedom of birth, freedom of education...freedom to choose time of marriage, freedom to choose career. They should have a say in deciding size of family," he said.
Reminding women of their immense power, Modi urged them to turn out in large numbers on the polling day, and asking them to associate with the Election Commission's voters awareness campaign. "If women of India decide to shape future of the country by playing an effective role during the elections, no vote-bank politics will succeed," he said. IANS


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James Vernon Taylor (born March 12, 1948) is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist, born in Belmont, Massachusetts.
Taylor's career began in the mid-1960s, but he found his audience in the early 1970s, singing sensitive and gentle acoustic songs. He was part of a wave of singer-songwriters of the time that also included Joni Mitchell, Tom Rush, Cat Stevens, Carole King, John Denver, Jackson Browne as well as Carly Simon, whom Taylor later married.
His 1976 album Greatest Hits was certified diamond and has sold more than 11 million copies. He has retained a large audience well into the 1990s and early 2000s, when some of his best-selling and most-awarded albums were released.
James Taylor grew up in Carrboro, North Carolina, where his father Isaac M. Taylor was the dean of the University of North Carolina Medical School from 1964 to 1971. His family spent summers on Martha's Vineyard.
Taylor first learned to play the cello as a child in Carrboro (near Chapel Hill), and switched...
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Gabriel Magana Jr wrote, in part, on 5/25/2006 6:15 PM:[color=blue]
> Is there a way to exclude directories/files from being backed up? I open
> the Client Properties under the one of my Policies and I don't see the exclusion
> list, that I normally see under a Windows Client.[/color]
With non-Windows clients you create a file instead of using a GUI. It's
all in the fine manual, searching for "exclude".
cheers, wayne


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Luna, Luna, Luna
Whatever is the deal?
Every time I look around
A catnap you would steal!
But it's really quite all right
I'm sure it was a fright
Ghouls and goblins are a sight
On a dark and stormy night!
So get your beauty rest
And then go do your best
Chase 'round and 'round the house
Catch every single little mouse!
Words by my favorite poet Lowell
*thanks so much for this poem!
*thanks so much for this poem!