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Two weeks after the notification letters and additional information has been sent, Ameren Illinois representatives will reach out to each landowner individually and work to schedule a time to meet one-on-one and discuss the project and the easement process.Q: Is it good to hash the password or encrypt it? 
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Difference between Hashing a Password and Encrypting it
Hashing vs. Encrypting Passwords 

I tried hashing my password in C# using Rfc2898DeriveBytes by passing the username as its
salt value. 
public string HashPassword(string HashedUsernameSalt, string Password)

{

    Rfc2898DeriveBytes HashedPass = new Rfc2898DeriveBytes(Password,
    System.Text.Encoding.Default.GetBytes(HashedUsernameSalt), 10000);
    return Convert.ToBase64String(Hasher.GetBytes(25));
}

The above method gives me some hash value. My questions are
Is it possible to get back my password back for showing the user if he forgets it?
or 
Do I need to implement some other concept here like encrypting and decrypting it?, but I heard hashing is better than encrypting.
Thanks!

A: You should definitely use one-way hashing for passwords. Your goal shouldn't be to be able to retrieve it if the user forgets it. The thing to do would be to allow the user to reset their password (after going through some kind of identification process) to an entirely new password.

A: You cannot reverse a hash, so no if the user forgets his password it is "unrecoverable".  You do not want to store encrypted passwords in a database, instead you do want to store those hashes.  If a user forgets their password you generate a new temporary and secure password (after proper identification that the user is who they say they are).  
Passwords should be hashed with a salt, else they are broken by rainbow tables quite quickly.

A: it is indeed much better from a security standpoint to hash passwords instead of encrypting them.  You have to manage the key you use to encrypt passwords, and if you fail to keep it secure (which you probably will against a determined attacker) then the attacker can get all of your users passwords in plaintext.
if you want to provide a forgotten password mechanism, it is better to send an e-mail to an address on file and let the user create a new password.  Or implement security questions.  or do both.
Functional and radiological outcome of periprosthetic fractures of the ankle.

The incidence of periprosthetic fractures of the ankle is increasing. However, little is known about the outcome of treatment and their management remains controversial. The aim of this study was to assess the impact of periprosthetic fractures on the functional and radiological outcome of patients with a total ankle arthroplasty (TAA). A total of 505 TAAs (488 patients) who underwent TAA were retrospectively evaluated for periprosthetic ankle fracture: these were then classified according to a recent classification which is orientated towards treatment. The outcome was evaluated clinically using the American Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Society (AOFAS) score and a visual analogue scale for pain, and radiologically. A total of 21 patients with a periprosthetic fracture of the ankle were identified. There were 13 women and eight men. The mean age of the patients was 63 years (48 to 74). Thus, the incidence of fracture was 4.17%. There were 11 intra-operative and ten post-operative fractures, of which eight were stress fractures and two were traumatic. The prosthesis was stable in all patients. Five stress fractures were treated conservatively and the remaining three were treated operatively. A total of 17 patients (81%) were examined clinically and radiologically at a mean follow-up of 53.5 months (12 to 112). The mean AOFAS score at follow-up was 79.5 (21 to 100). The mean AOFAS score in those with an intra-operative fracture was 87.6 (80 to 100) and for those with a stress fracture, which were mainly because of varus malpositioning, was 67.3 (21 to 93). Periprosthetic fractures of the ankle do not necessarily adversely affect the clinical outcome, provided that a treatment algorithm is implemented with the help of a new classification system.Proper vaginal hygiene is extremely important for a woman’s health. Whether or not you’re of reproductive age, keeping the vulva clean the correct way can make a huge difference when it comes to vaginal infections. 
The most important part about vaginal hygiene is maintaining its pH. A normal vaginal pH tends to be slightly acidic and when this is thrown off, women start to experience symptoms of infections. These symptoms might include irritation, itchiness and pain. Some women are more sensitive to vaginal changes, particularly during pregnancy.
The pH can be altered by any foreign substance that’s introduced into your vagina – so think twice about what enters your vagina to avoid disrupting its protective environment. At the same time, don’t strictly focus on the vagina itself but also the surrounding external area. Here are several tips to maintain proper vaginal hygiene.
Maintaining a clean vagina means regular, gentle bathing on the outside (remember, not inside!) of the vagina. Water is the best cleanser – possibly with a mild soap – but less is always more in this case.  Do not douche as it can disrupt the pH and strip the vagina of necessary bacteria, causing infections and irritation.
Wash the area with warm water daily, even if you skip a shower.
Avoid using scented soaps and gels. The scents can irritate the area and will only serve as a mask to cover up an actual issue that might be causing odor.
Even if you’re experiencing vaginal odor and other problems, douching will only cover up the problem and possibly make it worse – not fix it.
After using the toilet, wipe front to back. Even better, rinse with warm water to remove unwanted bacteria and pat dry.
Don’t shave the entire pubic area, which can cause irritation. Cuts and nicks can also introduce unwanted bacteria. The hair exists to protect the region, so trim back if necessary with scissors, not a razor. Do not use hair removal cream, which burns off hair and can be especially harsh on the skin.
Sexual intercourse is a healthy activity and should not be considered unhygienic.  Atrophy is when the vagina dries out and is more likely to tear and cause pain. There are still some easy ways to avoid developing infections after sex.
Change condoms when switching among vaginal, anal and oral intercourse to avoid spreading bacteria.

During sex, bacteria can sometimes get into the urethra. After sex, make sure you urinate to flush out bacteria and avoid contracting a urinary tract infection.
You should also shower or at least clean the vulva after sex with warm water and thoroughly dry.
The key to good vaginal hygiene is to make sure your external pubic area (not the vagina itself) remains as dry as possible. Moisture can promote the growth of bacteria. Try to wear clothes that allow the area to breathe.
Avoid tight-fitting pants that restrict air circulation in the vaginal area.
Wear cotton underwear over synthetic fabric. Cotton is better at absorbing moisture.
Change your clothes and underwear after the gym.
Don’t wear a thong while exercising. The constant movement will introduce anal bacteria into the vagina and cause infections.
Avoid wearing a wet swimsuit all day.
Change your underwear twice a day if you have extra discharge to avoid sitting in damp underwear.
Change tampons, pads and liners at least 4-5 times a day. It may help to also wash or wipe the area regularly during your period. Avoid scented versions of these products too.
For yeast infections, it can help to eat yogurt. It contains lactobacillus acidophilus which helps create the acidic environment your vagina requires and combats the growth of yeast. However, do not put yogurt into your vagina. The sugar in yogurt can exacerbate the infection by encouraging the yeast to grow even more. Probiotics are a good source of lactobacillus as well and these can be taken daily and are available at your local pharmacy.
While on the topic of food: Don’t put any food in your vagina. Sea salt, vinegar, garlic, and other so-called home remedies should not be inserted into the vagina. Anything that’s being inserted into your vagina to treat infections should come from the direction of your doctor.
Late game players shouldn't be having trouble with fusions, increased requirements or not. And pulling 15 sacreds / 150 ancients is probably going to net you a Lego most of the time anyways. I do agree that they probably took a look at their metrics and realized the cost benefit of doing guaranteed events wasn't there for them, but I don't think any of this has really changes the rate of legendary champs for veteran players. All that's happened is they took something that was popular and got rid of it.

I think back a lot to what the helicath fusion did for the game. At the time I felt like they were trying to distract from the release of Diablo Immortal, and maybe that was the case and maybe it wasn't, but they took the path to the best source of rewards and made it trivial for millions of people overnight. If plarium is sitting around wondering why everyone can easily save shards without spending money, I would think that's a