141. Jamaica Hash House Harriers - Home Page hashing in the shadow of the Blue Mountains, running loose in the land of rum, reggae and JAH3 runs. http://jah3.virtualave.net

JAH3 Home Page Next Run Last Trash Special Events ... Hash Links JAMAICA HASH HOUSE HARRIERS Christopher Columbus, the original Hasher, stumbled on Jamaica in 1494 while on his way to India. "FALSE TRAIL !" yelled the Arawaks, who reminded him that he should have waited until AFTER the run before getting pissed. Some 504 years later Goran Engdahl ( Nutcase ) and Bill Hetherington ( Bags ) co-founded the Jamaica Hash House Harriers - our lucky day: Friday the 13th of February 1998. JAH3, based in Kingston, is a family Hash representing a wide spectrum of nationalities, ranging from four years old to those with more Hash runs behind them than in front of them. Some of our Hashers are lean and wirey marathon runners, others well rounded marathon drinkers. Usually, the runs take place every other Sunday - in the afternoon, but this varies depending on the mood and preference of the hare(s) on duty. Unlike Columbus, we enjoy our brew (mostly Red Stripe) AFTER the run ! On-On! JAH3 Home Page Next Run Last Trash Special Events ... Hash Links The JAH3 are grateful for the continued support of our sponsors: and SuperClubs These web pages are maintained by the Jamaica Hash House Harriers . We welcome MOST questions, suggestions and comments. Please send an

142. UK Hash House Harriers Directory about hashing in the United Kingdom and Europe, including a UK event list and related links. http://www.cix.co.uk/~bicesterh3/uk/

Check it out! UK Hashes Map Locator Text Only Search Website List European Hashes Map Locator Text Only Search Website List Rest of World Map Locator Other World Links Hash Events UK Events UK Nash Hash Worldwide Events Welcome to the UK Hash House Harriers website. Use this site for: Locating all UK and European Hash clubs. See menu on left or click for Advanced Search Linking to similar regional hash websites worldwide Finding out about major hashing events both in the UK and worldwide Checking out hashing news in the UK e g the UKH3 Insurance Scheme Apply now for cover for period 1st April '04 to 31st March '05 (48 clubs joined to date) Hot Harriette 2005 Calendar Not to be missed! On sale at Interhash2004 or by mail order. For more details click here Hash Board Game Now you can hash in the pub without going outside! For details click here Interhash 2004 World Hash Directory : This will be given to all attendees to at the InterHash in Cardiff.

143. Traditional Applications Of Hashing Traditional applications of hashing. hashing as we know it is used forperformance improvement, error checking, and authentication. http://www.usenix.org/events/hotos03/tech/full_papers/henson/henson_html/node3.h

Next: Compare-by-hash in detail Up: An Analysis of Compare-by-hash Previous: Introduction Traditional applications of hashing The review in this section may seem tedious and unnecessary, but I believe that a clear understanding of how hashing has been used in the past is necessary to understand how compare-by-hash differs. A hash function maps a variable length input string to fixed length output string its hash value , or hash for short. If the input is longer than the output, then some inputs must map to the same output a hash collision . Comparing the hash values for two inputs can give us one of two answers: the inputs are definitely not the same, or there is a possibility that they are the same. Hashing as we know it is used for performance improvement, error checking, and authentication. One example of a performance improvement is the common hash table, which uses a hash function to index into the correct bucket in the hash table, followed by comparing each element in the bucket to find a match. In error checking, hashes (checksums, message digests, etc.) are used to detect errors caused by either hardware or software. Examples are TCP checksums, ECC memory, and MD5 checksums on downloaded files . In this case, the hash provides additional assurance that the data we received is correct. Finally, hashes are used to authenticate messages. In this case, we are trying to protect the original input from tampering, and we select a hash that is strong enough to make malicious attack infeasible or unprofitable.

144. WWW.BARNAHHH.COM hashing in Spain. The Barna HHH meets the last Saturday of each month in the Barcelona/Sitges area. http://www.geocities.com/barnahhh/

145. [JargonF] Hashing Translate this page hashing. nm. algorithmie Voir la francisation hachage. Article liéà celui-ci hachage. Articles voisins hardlock - hardscroll http://www.linux-france.org/prj/jargonf/H/hashing.html

hashing n. m. algorithmie ] Voir la francisation hachage Article lié à celui-ci : hachage Articles voisins : hardlock hardscroll hardware Harvard Mark II ... Courrier

146. Sans Clue Hash House Harriers This club for running and drinking in parks and forests to the west of Paris. Information and links to all Paris hashing events. http://schhh.free.fr/

Welcome to the drinking club with a running problem Sans Clue Hash House Harriers "We go running and drinking in parks and forests to the west of Paris" Meeting Place The Sans Clue Hash meets every Sunday (sun, rain or hurricane) at Garches SNCF station car park at 14h00 sharp. FOR ACCURATE INFORMATION, READ THE HARELINE SECTION From Paris you can catch the train from Gare St-Lazare , direction , usually platform 1. Get off at Garches Marne-la-Coquette Regulars Ze Trash! News Paris Hash run 600 web site and flyer F*ckingFan's hashing photos Omo's hashing photos HareLine Run Date Hares 23-May-04 Anal Condom 30-May-04 Hairy Mary 6-June-04 Deep Throat "All Good Girls Go to Heaven" 13-June-04 Easy Rider 20-June-04 27-June-04 HARE NEEDED Mismanagement Role Name Contact Details Caitlin "MaBouche" Clarke sansclueh3@yahoo.com Religious Advisor Frank "Gorf" Weyn Beermeister Bart "Bald Pussy" Dekkers Bouffemistress Marianne Blond Arse Toth mariannetoth@yahoo.com Martin "Anal Condom" Westmoreland martin.westmoreland@wanadoo.fr Webmaster Pierre "Omo" Viallefont pyere@club-internet.fr

147. Athens Hash House Harriers - Jogging And Social Club - Greece Upcoming runs, social events, hashing weekends, run reports, club records and achievements, related links and contact information. http://www.athenshash.com

About us Contact us Upcoming Photos Awards Records Namings Past runs Resources News Jokes History Hangouts Hash biz Downloads Dionysos Internat. Other H New Links Sponsors Articles ON-IN and welcome, visitor number Today is: This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit here - Graphics and website design by Robert Horne (Mad Dog) -

148. CEFRIEL :: Topics :: Security & Protection :: Research Interests :: Current :: D CEFRIEL, Topics, Security Protection, Research interests,Digital Watermarking and hashing for Media Applications. http://www.cefriel.it/topics/interest/default.xml?id=48&tid=31

149. RibAreaHarriers Serving central Wisconsin's hashing community since 2001. Based in Wausau. http://www.geocities.com/ribareahashers/RibAreaHarriers.html

American Odyssey Marathon August 29 - 26.2 miles from Marathon to Athens, Wisconsin . Same day as the Olympic Marathon from Marathon to Athens, Greece. Each team makes their own sash. The "0.2" team member will need to be a dog or a child 10 years old or younger. GOALS OF THE HASH From the original 1938 charter of the Kuala Lumpur Hash House Harriers To promote physical fitness among our members To get rid of weekend hangovers To aquire a good thirst and satisfy it in beer To persuade older members that they are not as old as they feel Links: Global Trash Stray Dog's site Madison H3 LaCrosse H3 ... Mismanagement A Drinking Club with a Running Problem Rib Area Hash House Harriers Rib Area H3 - Wausau, WI - established: April Fool's Day 2001 Your Northwoods Hashing Headquarters Receding Hareline Upcuming events Trails to Try New Central Waters Brewery The Onion: America's Finest News Source Stevens Point Brewery ... Flying Booger's site visits since 9/18/03 last updated 5/19/04 First-timers - Virgins - always hash for free ... typically $2 to 4 after that - CHEAP Entertainment! We will Hash all over the Northwoods ... eventually Monitor City Pages Big Guide and the

150. CEFRIEL :: Topics :: Audio & Video :: Research Interests :: Current :: Digital W CEFRIEL, Topics, Audio Video, Research interests, DigitalWatermarking and hashing for Media Applications. http://www.cefriel.it/topics/interest/default.xml?id=48&tid=26

151. Global Trash Hash Home Page The Global Trash Hash House Harriers host occasional hashing weekends wherever Stray Dog happens to be. Includes contacts and history. http://www.gthhh.com/gthash/gthash.htm

Global Trash Hash Home Page Founded by Larry "Stray Dog" McDowell in 1995. US/Canada 800 736-4274, All others/fax 205 472-4274 GM Larry "Stray Dog" McDowell US/Canada 800 736-4274, All others/fax 205 472-4274 Internet Email: straydog@gthhh.com Mailing Address: 402 Wendy Circle, Ragland, AL 35131 The Global Trash Hash is an annual hash held usually at Stray Dog's kennel in Ragland, Alabama, on the banks of upper Logan Martin Lake, Coosa River, but may stray on dates and location at the whim of Stray Dog. FUTURE TORTURES Global Trash Hash VIII 3 - 6 July 2003 Details and More Information Birmingham Bid for InterAmericas Hash 2 - 5 Sep 2005 Details and More Information on Bid Hash Trash Global Trash Hash I ...A writeup of the first GT Hash held in 1995 at Stray Dog's kennel on the Coosa River in Ragland, Alabama. It was also the kick off of the first Alabama Interhash that has been held in Montgomery and Mobile in successive years. Global Trash Hash II ...Pictures and writeup of the 1996 Summer event held once abain at Stray Dog's kennel on the Coosa River in Ragland, Alabama. Global Trash Hash III Goes to Disney City ...A writeup of the 1997 Summer event held in Orlando, Florida in the heart of the tourist areas.

152. Linear Hashing Linear hashing A new Tool for File and Table Addressing. Linear hashing (formally)Let C be key space, h0 C {0, 1, .., N1 } be the base hash function. http://swig.stanford.edu/pub/summaries/database/linhash.html

Back to index Linear Hashing: A new Tool for File and Table Addressing Witold Litwin Summary by: Steve Gribble and Armando Fox One-line summary: Linear hashing is a hashing scheme that exhibits near-optimal performance, both in terms of access cost and storage load. Overview/Main Points Hashing basics: records indexed with primary (unique) key hashing function h(c) assigns to a key c a unique bucket. If a bucket becomes full, we have a collision. Collision resolution is the process of storing c (which is now an overflow record) into an overflow bucket. Chaining is the usual way of doing it. Instead of chaining or overflow bucket creation, it would be nice to reorganize data or add more buckets, both of which require a dynamically created hash function, which is usually a modification to the currently used hash function, called a split Linear hashing: (formally) For example, if currently you have N=100 (100 buckets), and you try to insert into bucket using h0(c) = c mod N, but it overflows, then you use h(c) = h1(c) if h0(c) = 0, and h(c) = h0(c) otherwise. Here, our family of split functions is hi(c) = c mod (2^i)N. This means that a bucket numbered 100 is added by the split, and half of bucket is moved to bucket 100. The linear hashing algorithm performs splits in a deterministic order, rather than splitting at a bucket that overflowed. The splits are performed in linear order (bucket first, then bucket 1, then 2, ...), and a split is performed when any bucket overflows. If the bucket that overflows is not the bucket that is split (which is the common case), overflow techniques such as chaining are used, but the common case is that few overflow buckets are needed.

153. JuneauEmpire.com: State & Regional: Senate Hashing Out Deal To Balance '05 Budge Web posted Tuesday, May 11, 2004 Senate hashing out deal to balance 05 budget By MIKE CHAMBERS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Senate Democrats http://juneauempire.com/stories/051104/sta_education.shtml

Empire Front Page Local News Opinion Letters To The Editor ... View Weather Wind: Lo Tide: Hi Tide: Lo Tide: Hi Tide: Select Your City Anaktuvak Pass Anchorage Barrow Bethel Cape Newenham Cordova Denali Park Dillingham Dutch Harbor Fairbanks Galena Gustavus Haines Homer Juneau Kenai Ketchikan Kodiak Kotzebue McGrath Nenana Noon Paxson Petersburg Point Hope Port Alexander Pribilof Islands Seattle Sitka Skagway Soldotna St. Lawrence Island Talkeetna Unalakteet Valdez Wrangell Yakutat May S M T W T F S Web posted Tuesday, May 11, 2004 Senate hashing out deal to balance '05 budget By MIKE CHAMBERS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Senate Democrats were close to agreement on an end-of-session deal to boost K-12 education funding by $82 million late Monday. If approved, the deal would allow the GOP-controlled Legislature to balance fiscal 2005 spending using some of the state's $2 billion Constitutional Budget Reserve. It would also mean school maintenance and construction projects in several Democrat districts as a compromise to win over their budget-balancing votes. Lawmakers have used this reserve account to erase short-term budget deficits in 11 of the last 13 sessions.

154. Upstate Hash House Harriers Running in Greenville since 1998. General information about hashing, contacts, and the location of the next run. http://upstatehhh.jesussaveus.com/

Upstate Hash House Harriers The drinking club with a running problem Upcumming Runs Looking for Hares Hash Trash Trash by Melon Molester Run History ... Hash Links Home Upcumming Runs History Links Pictures ... Contact This site was last updated

155. Xml-dev - Hashing hashing. To xmldev@lists.xml.org; Subject hashing; From Eric Hanson eric@aquameta.com ;Date Thu, 29 Apr 2004 195817 +0000; User-agent Mutt/1.2i. http://lists.xml.org/archives/xml-dev/200404/msg00929.html

hashing Lists Home Date Index Thread Index To xml-dev@lists.xml.org Subject : hashing From eric@aquameta.com Date : Thu, 29 Apr 2004 19:58:17 +0000 User-agent : Mutt/1.2i I have a large collection of XML documents, and want to find and group any duplicates. The obvious but slow way of doing this is to just compare them all to each other. Is there a better approach? Particularly, is there any APIs or standards for "hashing" a document so that duplicates could be identified in a similar way to what you'd do with a hash table? Thanks, Eric Follow-Ups Re: [xml-dev] hashing From: "Jeff Greif" <jgreif@alumni.princeton.edu> Re: [xml-dev] hashing From: Prev by Date: RE: [xml-dev] ISO and the Standards Golden Hammer (was Re: [xml-dev] You call that a standard?) Next by Date: WAY OFFTOPIC: ( RE: [xml-dev] ISO and the Standards Golden Hammer (was Re: [xml-d ev] You call that a standard?)) Previous by thread: RE: [xml-dev] ISO and the Standards Golden Hammer (was Re: [xml-d ev] You call that a standard?) Next by thread: Re: [xml-dev] hashing Index(es): Date Thread News XML in Industry ... MyXML.org

156. H4 Home Page hashing in Delaware http://www.ravenet.com/hhhh/

Welcome to the Hockessin Hash House Harriers Hung Page Web geeks: Devil Woman and Dung-Ho H hashes every week, rain or shine Call N E E D F U N for recorded info on: Upcoming H4 hashes (Saturdays in winter, Wednesdays in summer) White Clay Trail Dawgs (more trail, less beer) Dewey Beach hash Other Stuff (hashes, bashes, ...) We have changed servers. Wait a few seconds and this page will automatically route you to the new page. Our NEW WEB ADDRESS is www.hockessinhash.org

157. Xml-dev - Re: [xml-dev] Hashing Re xmldev hashing. Subject Re xml-dev hashing; From David Megginson dmeggin@attglobal.net ; Date Thu, 29 Apr 2004 162643 -0400; http://lists.xml.org/archives/xml-dev/200404/msg00931.html

Re: [xml-dev] hashing Lists Home Date Index Thread Index To xml-dev@lists.xml.org Subject : Re: [xml-dev] hashing From dmeggin@attglobal.net Date : Thu, 29 Apr 2004 16:26:43 -0400 In-reply-to 20040429195817.E62427@aquameta.com References 20040429195817.E62427@aquameta.com User-agent : Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.6) Gecko/20040413 Debian/1.6-5 Follow-Ups Re: [xml-dev] hashing From: Re: [xml-dev] hashing From: References hashing From: Prev by Date: WAY OFFTOPIC: ( RE: [xml-dev] ISO and the Standards Golden Hammer (was Re: [xml-d ev] You call that a standard?)) Next by Date: Re: [xml-dev] hashing Previous by thread: hashing Next by thread: Re: [xml-dev] hashing Index(es): Date Thread News XML in Industry ... OASIS

158. Security Evaluation Of Microsoft .NET Framework And IBM WebSphere - Application Cryptographic hashing. Cryptography The sections that follow contain the resultsof @stake’s analysis of the Cryptographic hashing topic. Each http://www.atstake.com/research/reports/eval_ms_ibm/analysis/2.3.2.html

@import url("../style/tigris.css"); @import url("../style/maven.css"); Executive Summary Executive Summary Objectives and Process Goals and Objectives Work Plan Analytical Process Documentation of Findings Analysis Baseline Microsoft .NET Framework and Windows Server 2003 IBM WebSphere (Linux) IBM WebSphere (Unix) Findings and Analysis Scorecard Application Server Application Logging Services Exception Management ... Session Lifetime Coda References About the Authors Colophon Cryptographic Hashing Cryptography enables applications to communicate and send information between other applications, networks, and users in an undecipherable context. Encryption is the most powerful form of cryptography and is pivotal in preventing information leakage, data compromise. @stake weighted the calculated scores per-scenario as follows: Web Application: 2 Web Service: 2 Intranet: 2 Microsoft .NET IBM WebSphere J2EE Microsoft .NET Best Practice Options Rating Recommendation [id=44]. When hashing is required, platform supports the use of strong, industry standard-algorithms such as SHA1 and MD5.

159. Latency-Sensitive Hashing For Collaborative Web Caching LatencySensitive hashing for Collaborative Web Caching. Kun Finally,Section 5 summarizes the paper. 2. Latency-sensitive hashing. To http://www9.org/w9cdrom/301/301.html

Latency-Sensitive Hashing for Collaborative Web Caching Kun-Lung Wu and Philip S. Yu IBM T. J. Watson Research Center 30 Saw Mill River Road Hawthorne, NY 10532 Abstract Keywords: Latency-Sensitive Hashing, Proxy Caching, Collaborative Web Caching, Performance, and Load Balancing. 1. Introduction The growth of the Internet has really been exploding. As a consequence, user response times for accessing the Web have become increasingly unsatisfactory. One popular approach to improving the Web performance is to deploy proxy cache servers between clients and content servers. With proxy caching, most of client requests can be serviced by the proxy caches, reducing latency delays. Network traffic on the Internet can also be significantly reduced, eliminating network congestion. In fact, many commercial companies are providing hardware and software products and solutions for Web caching, such as Inktomi, Network Appliance and Akamai Technologies. Some of them are using geographically distributed data centers for collaborative web caching. Namely, many geographically distributed proxies are increasingly used to cooperate in web caching. To cooperate in web caching, a coordinating protocol is generally required. Hash routing, such as the cache array routing protocol (CARP) [

160. C S R C - Cryptographic Toolkit http://csrc.nist.gov/encryption/tkhash.html

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