San Diego Area Hash House Harriers, California. A Drinking Club With A Running P Guide to hashing in and around San Diego. Includes latest run information from the San Diego, California Larrikins, Mission Harriettes, North County, Humpin', Intergalactic, Hair of Dog, San Diego Full Moon, and Iron Rule Hash House Harriers. http://sdh3.com/
Extractions: page on this server On-Geek admin gateway Hashing in San Diego and This Website San Diego has one of the most active group of Hash House Harriers in the world, with 13 different "hashes" that run anywhere from twice a week, to once a year. You can hash every day of the week except Thursdays (unless there is a full moon on Thursday... then you can hash Thursday too.) You can even hash twice on some Saturdays and Sundays if you drive like hell.
HMAC: Keyed-Hashing For Message Authentication The summary for this Japanese page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set. http://www.ipa.go.jp/security/rfc/RFC2104JA.html
Hashing hashing is an exhilaratingly fun combination of running, orienteering, and partying.For drinkers with a running problem! Search. Running / Jogging, hashing. http://running.about.com/od/hashin1/
Extractions: About Running / Jogging Clubs and Teams Home ... How to Prepare For Your First Race zau(256,152,145,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); Beginning Running Apparel and More Bookshelf Ladies Only ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Subscribe to the About Running / Jogging newsletter. Search Running / Jogging Hashing is an exhilaratingly fun combination of running, orienteering, and partying. For drinkers with a running problem! Alphabetical Recent Up a category Flying Booger's Half-Mind Catalog ... Hash Boy Hashing comics from Pinky's Home Page. Shooter Recipe List From the Mosquito County HHH a listing of 69 Shooter Recipes. What do we do at the Hash? The Kalahari 3H gives us a down to earth explanation about but really goes on at a Hash. Why did I even ask? Topic Index email to a friend back to top Our Story ...
The Pinkadero hashing from a Southern California perspective and the online home of Hash Boy and Foamy http://www.geocities.com/pinkyoch3/
Extractions: step-by-step Birthday Cake Recipe The HHH Publishers Association is a voluntary group of editors, webmasters, and individual hashers who share and publicize information for the Hash House Harrier community. Members of the HPA support the responsible development of regional, national, and world hash newsletters and web pages, while opposing any effort to restrict the free flow of hash information. The HPA was founded in May 1997.
Phuket Hash House Harriers hashing on the beautiful tropical island of Phuket, Thailand. Mixed runs every Saturday. http://www.phuket-hhh.org/
Extractions: Simple class wrappers that encapsulate all the built in .NET functionality of both the symmetric encryption classes and the hashing classes. C#, .NET 1.1 Posted 23 Mar 2004 Articles by this author views Search: Articles Authors Toolbox Broken links? VS.NET 2003 for $899 MSDN Univ. from $1950 Print version ... Send to a friend 10 members have rated this article. Result: Popularity: 3.21 . Rating: out of 5. Download source code - 2.8 Kb The question you are most probably asking: why another Crypto class? Well, I found many articles, examples and documentation on encryption and decryption, but they were not exactly what I was looking for. For example, there was lots of the same code in different areas: most of them used only 1 type of encryption and most were encypting to and from byte arrays and I wanted to work in strings only. So, I put all the knowledge I had gained into creating very simple-to-use classes to encypt, decrypt and hash strings. I also tried to create classes that had no code duplication at all, so if things change, then only 1 correction/update is needed. I also found problems in converting byte arrays to strings and back again. I went through all the possibilites, and eventually came up with the best way to do it - that works every time with all characters etc. Summary of code (what does the code do?)
Extractions: The Bangkok Monday Hash House Harriers Welcome to Bangkok Monday Hash House Harriers. We are a group of people who run for fun every Monday night somewhere around Bangkok, and then drink a few beers and socialise afterwards. We are a very informal group, and we welcome anyone who wants to come along - Thai, foreigner, resident, visitor... Come along and see for yourself next Monday. Read more about Hashing BMH3 is Pitak (810 runs), Tim D (583 runs), Frank (516), Wichanee (477), Tim W (445), Todd (419), John L (410), Bob B (359), Teerachai (355), Pete L (304), Don L (280), Rod (268), Narest (268)... and you? Last Revised: Go to the Run Schedule Go to Hash links *** If this webpage is out of date try clicking here BMH3 is organised(?) by a mis-management committee . A new committee is appointed at the AGM every November. Next Monday's run - 31 May will be set by Pam Carter and Ian Slater from near Wat Saeng Siritham over the Nangklao ('Hash') Bridge. Run statistics are meticulously kept by Hash Cash.
AnandTech Forums - One-way Hashing Secure hashing needs more steps designed so that a small change has a profound effecton the hash, and more importantly that change is highly dependent on the http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.cfm?catid=50&threadid=1307779&enterthrea
.: Etna (H)ash House Harriers :. Located in Sicily. Provides details on upcoming events, a photo gallery, a description of hashing, related links, and a chat room. http://www.etnahash.com
Extractions: Our HHH here was started in 1996 by Diana Goodman coming to us from Japan where she was a member of the Okinawa H3 with over 1000 runs under her belt. After putting a small ad in the Signature she met up with other Hashers who were stationed here and hence started the EH3. The club is a good mix of both local Italian members and Americans from Sigonella, both those who work there and their dependents. Both singles and families.
What Is Hashing? What is hashing? Some say hashers are drinkers with a running problem , othersare not so kind. in Princeton at 2PM on Sunday and give hashing a try. http://www.princetonol.com/groups/phhh/whatishashing.htm
Extractions: What is hashing? Some say hashers are "drinkers with a running problem", others are not so kind. Perhaps the following email thread from the PHHH mailing list can shed some light on what it is we are doing: Wacko begins: If you like to jog and aren't afraid of getting your feet wet then you simply must come over to 87 Prospect St. in Princeton at 2PM on Sunday and give hashing a try. A hash is a cross-country run/treasure hunt where the stash is a cooler of beer, soda and chips. We cover 3-4 miles in roughly an hour, following a devious trail of cooking flour through the woods in search of the elusive beer and some fun. It's really a great adventure and the trail is devious enough that everyone stays together in a group, the lamest runner such as myself can keep up with marathon runners no problem and competitiveness is completely and totally frowned upon. Hope to see you there, Dan "Wacko" Wachspress (p.s. all hashers have "hash"names - mine is Wacko) To which A Joy to His Mother responds : We should have something on how PHHH is different from other hashes. not having hashed anywhere else, i'm not sure exactly how it should look, but something like:
Hashing Function For Strings hashing function for strings. int hashfunction(s) char *s; { int i; for(i=0; *s; s++ ) i = 131*i + *s; return( i % m ); }. C source (331.hash.c). http://www.dcc.uchile.cl/~rbaeza/handbook/algs/3/331.hash.c.html
Wanchai Hash - Welcome! Lists upcoming hashes, news items, pictures, contacts, and a brief history of hashing. http://www.wanchaih3.com
Extractions: Cambridge, MA 02139 USA Version 2003-01-20 Abstract: Bayesian statistical mail filtering to sort incoming messages into valid and invalid sets is rapidly becoming the method of choice for single-ended antispam filters. In this talk, we will examine the Sparse Binary Polynomial Hash (SBPH) filtering technique, a generalization of the Bayesian method that can match mutating phrases as well as single words. As implemented in the GPLware "CRM114 Discriminator", and combined with supervised learning, SBPH can deliver >99.9% accuracy on real-time email without whitelists or blacklists, from as little as 500K of pre-categorised example text. A short explanation of the CRM114 Discriminator language will be included, as well as some limiting factors to accuracy. Introduction Spam sometimes contains material that is inappropriate for the receiving environment, such as blatantly sexual messages in a professional workplace (where gender harassment rules may be in place). Other spams may violate other workplace regulations, such as advertisements for investments or gambling. Almost all of the cost of a spam is incurred by the recipient; at 2 seconds human time per mail to delete spam almost unread, and paying the minimum wage of $5.15 an hour, a million spams costs the recipients about $2,800 collectively. (The actual cost is much higher, since most email recipients make far more than the Federally mandated minimum wage.)
Extractions: Kowloon KH3 Monday 6.30 pm Men Only Hong Kong H4 Monday 6.00 pm Men Only Ladies LH4 Tuesday 6.45 pm Mainly Ladies Little Sai Wan H3 Wednesday 6.45pm Mostly anybody LSW Northern NTH3 Wednesday 7.00 pm Mixed (up ?) South Side H3 Thursday 6.30 pm Men Only Wanchai WH3 Sunday 4.00 pm Men and goodlookers Sek Kong SKH3 Sunday 4.00 pm ex-Camp Followers Free China H3 Saturday pm All- once a month T8(The Dangerous) H3 At Typhoon Signal 8 All who dare Hashing in China - www.hashchina.com
CaribSeek Kaleidoscope | Grenada Hashing By Michael DeFreitas Grenada hashing by Michael DeFreitas Late one Saturday afternoon, belowthe forested slopes of Hospital Hill, above Grenada s capital of St. http://kaleidoscope.caribseek.com/Michael_DeFreitas/Grenada_Hashing/
Extractions: Late one Saturday afternoon, below the forested slopes of Hospital Hill, above Grenada's capital of St. George's, I was setting up my tripod waiting for just the right light to capture the picturesque harbor when I heard it. At first, I was not sure what to make of the racket coming from the woods above me. It sounded like the commands a musher gives to his dogs, except to my knowledge, there were no dog sled teams in the Caribbean. On! On! On!, echoed on the gentle afternoon breeze, growing louder with each chorus. I figured it must be some kids chasing some poor animal through the bush and continued to compose my picture. All of a sudden there was a crashing of branches behind me and three crazed individuals broke from the undergrowth and dashed madly across Old Fort Road, disappearing into the dense forest on the other side. Startled my finger jammed down on the shutter release and the motor drive whirled off six shots. Just as my heart was beginning to recover, another motley group pounded by yelling "On! On! On!" I was beginning to think they were all crazed escapees from the insane asylum, when an attractive young women in shorts broke from the underbrush and asked if I saw which way the others went. Pointing in their general direction, I asked what was going on. She smiled and said "we're hashing." Later I would find out that the first group, called "hares" were actually being pursued by the second group, called "hounds." Who would have imagined that hashing was alive and well on Grenada, and that every second Saturday, the island's forested hillsides and valleys echo with the shrill desperate calls of On! On! On!
Extractions: General Information Welcome to the Philadelphia Hash House Harriers. We are the Philadelphia chapter of the world's largest running organization. The Philly chapter was founded in December, 1977, and has run over 1250 weekly runs. We run each Saturday in the winter at 3:00pm. From May until mid-September, our runs are held Tuesdays at 6:30pm. What is hashing? HASHING IS: A non-competitive trail run of four to six miles. Speed is not important. The trail often takes us off road, off trail, and into the muck and mire. We like swamps, stinky things, water crossings, storm sewers, briars, poison ivy, and other tortures. The only thing we avoid is running in traffic. Our runners are not that smart and might dent cars if we encouraged traffic running. A great way to meet people of all ages from diverse backgrounds (must be 21) in a very informal setting. The run gets those endorphins flowing and the beer fine tunes the mood. FREE. There is no charge for our runs which include beer and dinner. That said, if you come out to four runs, we ask that you contribute $20 annually to our treasury. If you come out regularly, we ask that you hare a run annually which will entail setting the trail and providing the beer and dinner.
ASPN : Python Cookbook : Simple File Hashing Title Simple file hashing Submitter Unknown or nonregistered userLast Updated 2003/12/22 Version no 1.0 Category Files. Rate http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/259109
Extractions: Description: Returns the hash code (as an hex string) for a given file. Source: Text Source """ FileHasher.py Alessio Saltarin - 2003 Usage: python FileHasher.py [file_path] """ import os import sys import def readfile(filename): f = file(filename, 'rb' print # read 1024 bytes per time totalBytes = 0; while (readBytes): readString = f.read(readBytes); m.update(readString); readBytes = len(readString); totalBytes+=readBytes; print print print % totalBytes; print "Md5 : %s" print if name == 'main' if (len(sys.argv)==2): readfile(sys.argv[1]); else print Discussion: There's no much to say, since Python does all for you. The only thing to notice is that usually file hashing (MD5, SHA1 and so on) is needed to compare very large files. So in readfile, I read the file in chunks of 1kb.You can substitute md5 with the hashing function you prefer (SHA, for instance).
Philadelphia Hash House Harriers The home page of the Philadelphia Hash House Harriers. Come here for hashing in and around Philadelphia. http://www.users.voicenet.com/~huxster/Phhh/OnHHH.html
Extractions: On secs: Snake Neck Pantsless and Ganjaman Grand Masters Emeriti: Bilbo, Frodo, Uncle Reesus, Wild Bill, Manster, Charbanger, Fratman, Duke, Vlad the Impaler, Hareass, Handjob, Noah, Otey, Shooter, Mandongo, Chickenman, Nails, Flyboy, Dipshit and Riverman. SCB's to have found their way here: Runs/Apres are on Tuesday nights at 6:30 PM during the summer and Saturday at 3:00 pm for the rest of the year. New boots welcome. Click on 'Upcoming Runs' or call the HHH Hot Line for weekly run details. What are the Hash House Harriers? Philly H3 1000th Anniversary Hash Apre Photos from White House H3 Philly Full Moon Hash Upcoming Runs and Directions Thanks to Dipshit for keeping this link current! Philly Hash Rules Philadelphia HHH members (mail)!
Extractions: This page contains a fully annotated version of the first program I ever got paid for writing. I had more fun trying to explain its workings than I did getting it to work, which in retrospect, explains a lot about why I never went back to programming after becoming a tech writer in 1983...I have no idea whether the algorithm has been superseded by now, but even if it has, the program might serve a useful purpose in some context for your organization. Please feel free to try it out. Program MinPerHash(Results, Stats); Const NumElts = 70; StrSize = 8; Type OnlyOnes = 0..7; Range = 0..NumElts; StRange = 1..StrSize; String = Packed Array[Strange] of Char; Unit = Record Code : Integer; Word : String; Hash : String End; (* Record Unit *) Avails = Set of OnlyOnes; CodeArray = Array[Range] of Integer; MRange = 1..7; ResArray = Array[Range] of Range; Table = Array[Range] of Unit; Var C, D, E : Integer; LoopCount : Integer; CFound : Boolean; Results, Stats : Text; I, J, Size : Range; Blanks : String; IDummy : CodeArray; X : Table;
