(Crédit photo : Laurent Chrétien)

Quite a few times, up to the 4 mile mark, I had to make myself slow down a bit as I felt like I was pushing myself a bit too much.  I got to a mile from home and just kept the pressure on, I knew this would be tough as there are two rises, the last being quite nasty.

Just movie stills cause i had everything with me, Lenses, Flashes, Pwizards..i just forgot the Body :D

Scripts form the backbone of the functionality behind such programmed interfaces, and without them, an application would be little more than a static Web page. User authentication is one of the hallmarks of Web development, and is natively the prime candidate for such strict script control. When developing with PHP, developers have the choice to refine their scripts to maximize workability and efficiency by employing the use of either sessions or cookies.*

* - There various other methods for user authentication such as HTTP authentication and querystrings, however these are largely tools of the past and/or no longer scalable to the functional level of today’s demanding Web applications.

Each method of script control that we described has its pros and cons:

With the advent of PHP 5, it seems that more developers are turning toward session usage in order to authenticate users and to provide for richer Web application experiences. Let’s take a look at why this is so.

Sessions:

• Do not store physical files on the client’s computer
• Files are instead stored on the actual server
• Sessions must be enabled in order to use them effectively
• Can be accessed in the global sense (by using the $_SESSION superglobal)
• Easy to manipulate, update, create or destroy
• Less overhead as session implementation is largely controlled through the initial PHP configuration file
• Can store both simple (string, floats, etc.) and complex data types (entire instantiations of objects)

After viewing this list, cookies seem near archaic.

Cookies:

• Written to a temporary file on the user’s computer
• This file lets applications know if a user is unique
• Potential for various security issues
• Because of these issues, there is a trend for users to not browse with cookies enabled
• If a user happens across a Web application that uses cookies and their browse is set to reject them, the application will not work properly
• Cookies are highly customizable, offering much OOP functionality (ex. you can create your own classes for dealing with cookies)
• Access via $_COOKIE superglobal

I personally recommended that developers use sessions when programming their applications if and only if for the accessibility and usability issues. A Web application need be accessed by the greatest number of users as possible (security matters aside). However, both cookies and sessions are effective ways to tighten the controls of your scripts and each should be in the toolkit of any PHP developer.

Source: http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/web-standards/user-authentication-in-php-5-sessions-vs-cookies/

had the best time editing and putting my own style on these shots.

Enjoy. :)

ATPad is a replacement of standard Notepad. Among its features: tabbed environment, customizable editor, lines numbering, word wrapping, recent documents, sessions, bookmarks, reloading on-demand, changes tracking, reloading in interval, portability.

ATPad is a simple Notepad replacement written in pure C and Windows API. Keeping simplicity of Notepad it provides many additional features, such as:

* Tabbed environment - especially useful for working with multiple files (for example, logs).
* Fully customizable editor - colors, fonts etc.
* Lines numbering - it's hard to find these days any respectable editor which does not support this feature.
* Word wrapping - can anybody write long scripts without it?
* List of recently open documents - ATPad stores this list accordingly to MAC address, so "Recent Files" on your laptop will look different from "Recent Files" on your desktop machine! But if you run the program from removable drive and work with files on this drive, they will be always presented in list, regardless of MAC address of hosting computer.
* Keeping last session - start the work exactly from the point you've finished (all said above about list of recent documents is true against last sessions as well).
* Bookmarks - never lose your way.
* Displaying whitespaces - tabs, spaces, line breaks.
* Reloading documents "on-demand" - instead of reopening them.
* Outer changes tracking - stay informed when any of currently open documents has been changed out of program.
* Reloading document in specified interval - you can specify interval for recurrent document reloading.
* Sending documents via email - it's possible to send each document, even "Untitled", via email as attachment.
* Portability - ATPad does not require installation, it can be started from any drive (fixed or flash) and leaves no traces on host computer after finishing.

ATPad is not purposed to compete with great names and great editors. Everyone has its own role and function.

Homepage: http://atpad.sourceforge.net
Download: download.ATPad 1.0.108.zip
File Size: 104KB

Mazette. Une grosse session. Mais avec peu de prise en fait. Etrange situation avec des séries irrégulières, allant du moyen gros carrément mou à certaines séries particulièrement grasses.  D'ailleurs, cette session a été l'occasion d'inaugurer une expérience dont je me serais bien passé : une vague bien costaude m'est tombée sur la tête et a arraché mon leash. Gloups, étant bien bien outside j'ai du ramer un bon quart d'heure pour, heureuseument, rechopper le 9 juste avant la reforme (très, très, très creuse). Bref, on était 3 ou 4 à l'eau, donc très cool. Et franchement le spectacle des forces de la nature en mouvement (ouarf) dans des conditions de ce type : c'est le pieds.

Also check out DJ Hyphen's Blog, The Audacity of Dope

Mais demain matin je me venge !

Je ne pourrais pas être là le jeudi 30 octobre mais cela ne doit pas empêcher les Green Drinks d'exister!

Cela dit, je sais que le jeudi est une soirée souvent très occupée pour les bordelais, alors je me demandais si nous ne pouvions pas décaler la date des Green Drinks, éventuellement, au lundi soir!?

Pour cela j'aimerais receuillir vos avis, donc n'hésitez pas à indiquer en commentaire plutôt lundi ou plutôt jeudi! Il faut aussi que je vois avez Charles si cela est possible!:-)

A très vite!

Anne-Sophie

Ouch!

I forgot how much marathon training hurt - until today!

I've got the day off work to sort out the car and get my long run in before visiting friends for the weekend.  Managed to get out of the door just after 8am for a 9 mile out and back along the canal.  Instead of heading into Milton Keynes I went the other direction, towards Northampton.  I ended up just by Yardly Gobion and ran alongside a great bit of the Grand Union.

I started to feel it at 10 miles which started to feel tough at 13.  When I reached 15 miles all I wanted to do was stop and collapse.  I was out of fuel by now and ever step forwards was through pain until I was home and had covered the 18 miles.  I've not had that feeling since training last year.

Hier sind die Ergebnisse, die Post hat die zwei dazu prädestiniert ein Päarchen zu bilden. Sie sind sooo süß.

Nachdem die Hasen fast die Hälfte der Zeit gefressen haben, nutzten wir den Rest um eineige Ideen zu falten bzw. zu testen.

Here are the results, the pose just predestined them to build a couple. They're sooo cute

After the rabbits ate nearly the half of the time, we used the rest for folding and testing some ideas.

After having some time off I dropped back to 10 hill repeats straight after work.  It was quite a bright evening but I popped on my fluoresent bib on - just in case.

Tons of cars!  One wing mirror nearly clipped me and an Audi TT driver gave me no room leading me to jump into a bush or get run over!?!?!  Tossers!

Really need to switch to Willen, just wanted to get it out of the way as this hill is so convenient.  Oh picture of my route amussed me, shows how inaccurate GPS is ;)

Import the web.services library

  Imports System.Web.Services 

This is the VB.NET function for setting the session variables

           <WebMethod()> _

Public Shared Function AjaxSetSession(ByVal SessionValue As String)

                    Try

                             HttpContext.Current.Session("SessionKey") = SessionValue

                   Catch ex As Exception

 

                   End Try

          End Function

 To access the session we need to use HttpContext.Current.Session

This is the VB.NET function for getting the session variables

       <WebMethod()> _

          Public Shared Function AjaxGetSession() As String

                    Try

                             AjaxGetSession = HttpContext.Current.Session("SessionKey")

                    Catch ex As Exception

                             AjaxGetSession = "Error"

                    End Try

    End Function

This is the JavaScript Code to set the session variable

PageMethods.AjaxSetSession("PageMethods","WebMethods")

This the JavaScript Code to read the Session Variables

PageMethods.AjaxGetSession(JSGetSessionSucess,JSGetSessionFaild);

JSGetSessionSucess is a JavaScript function that would be executed if the AjaxGetSession succeeded

       function JSGetSessionSucess(value, methodName)

      {

               try

              {

                        alert(value);

                }

catch(err)

               {

               }

               finally

               {

              }

      }

JSGetSessionFaild is a JavaScript function that would be executed if the AjaxGetSession failed

        function JSGetSessionFaild (ex, methodName)

      {

               try

              {

                        alert(ex.get_exceptionType());

                }

catch(err)

               {

               }

               finally

               {

              }

      }

 

i love hanging out with this family! and this little guy had a lot of great faces the day i was with him!  here's a sampling:

I went to a few new blogs over the    weekend and found some amazing   music. That's all I can say to sum up  last night's mix. I found an awesome  collection of a 1971 Brazillian  psychedelic music that I was very much  excited to play and I did and the  response was wonderful. I'll add more  sinlge files of the Brazillian for you to  personally hear and enjoy.

Besides that, the session was really good. Unfortunately Noudi was out of town so if you're a fan of Noudi, lo siento, she'll be back next week. But I was there and it was just you and me last night, it was healthy to have that one on one experience once in a while, right? right.

I could go off on all of the music I played last night but I'd prefer you ask because like I said, I go off on why this music is great and why you should have it but I'm sure you're conscious enough to know why.

Enjoy the tunes, laters.

Song-Artist (Origin)

Part 1

Ma ch'è fari- Cantodiscanto (Southern Italy)
Dint'e Fora- Cantodiscanto (Southern Italy)
Curtíssima- Módulo 1000 (Brazil)
A Nova Estrela- Som Imaginário (Brazil)
Peba & Pobó- Tribo (Brazil)
Shadow- Mac Rybell (Brazil)
Starsong...What Became of Us- Sylvie Lewis (London)
Diai- Wu Ningyue (China)
Nobody Waits- Track N Field (Finland)
I want to marry you- Laluo Yi Singers (Shaxi, China)
Marathon- Track N Field (Finland)

mp3zip: October 6th P.1

Part 2

Abou Saadiyah- Abed Azrie (Syria)
Eau et Vent- Abed Azrie (Syria)
Hair Play- Relief Maps (Ottowa, Canada)
Marmar Zamani- Jalal Joubi Ensemble (Syria)
Helm- Salatin el Tarab Orchestra (Syria)
Khummari-Abullah Rihaw/Muhammad Hakim and Others (Soufi Syrian)
I Believe In Miracles- O'donel Levy (American)
Simply Beautiful- Al Green (American)
Listen, My Love's a Monster- Clea Bradford (American
Take it Easy- King Harvest (American)
Actopan- Perez Prado (Cuba)
Ally Oop- Hollywood Argyles (American)
Hayyamatni- Zein al Jundi (Syria)

mp3zip: October 6th P.2

1st hand

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $5.00+$0.50 Tournament, 15/30 Blinds (8 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

Button (t1425)
SB (t1050)
BB (t2870)
UTG (t2155)
UTG+1 (t1205)
Hero (MP1) (t1725)
MP2 (t1485)
CO (t1585)

Preflop: Hero is MP1 with 8d, 8h
UTG raises to t150, 1 fold, Hero calls t150, 5 folds

Flop: (t345) 7h, Qd, Ks (2 players)
UTG checks, Hero checks

Turn: (t345) 8s (2 players)
UTG bets t300, Hero raises to t600, UTG raises to t2005 (All-In), Hero calls t975 (All-In)

River: (t3495) 4s (2 players, 2 all-in)

Total pot: t3495

Results:

UTG had Qc, Qs (three of a kind, Queens).Hero had 8d, 8h (three of a kind, eights).
Outcome: UTG won t3495

2nd hand

PokerStars No-Limit Hold'em, $5.00+$0.50 Tournament, 10/20 Blinds (7 handed) - Poker-Stars Converter Tool from FlopTurnRiver.com

MP2 (t3130)
CO (t1440)
Button (t1470)
SB (t1480)
BB (t1500)
Hero (UTG) (t1500)
MP1 (t1480)

Preflop: Hero is UTG with 8c, 8d
1 fold, Hero raises to t100, 2 folds, CO calls t100, 1 fold, SB calls t90, 1 fold

Flop: (t320) 8h, Ad, Jd (3 players)
SB checks, Hero bets t200, CO calls t200, SB calls t200

Turn: (t920) Kc (3 players)
SB checks, Hero bets t400, CO raises to t1140 (All-In), SB raises to t1180 (All-In), Hero calls t780

River: (t4420) 7d (3 players, 2 all-in)

Total pot: t4420

Results:
SB had Qd, 10d (flush, Ace high).
Hero had 8c, 8d (three of a kind, eights).
CO had 9s, Jc (one pair, Jacks).
Outcome: SB won t4420

Ran from home to Tongwell Lake, then the mile around it and home.  4 miles :)  First mile I flew, second mile started to hurt but I pushed myself to the mile marker, 3rd mile I took easy but it crept up towards the end, 4th mile I just dug deep and forced myself to keep going.

Did get a bit of a talking to when I got home about going to fast, but it just felt right :)