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When OLTL was cancelled in 2012, Howarth brought Manning over to GH, but he was later recast as Franco, replacing James Franco, who, rather confoundingly, originated that role in 2009. Howarth's long and winding daytime career started with a brief role on the all-but-forgotten ABC soap Loving before taking on the role of Todd Manning on One Life to Live in 1992, for which he won an Emmy. "Well, several weeks ago, I got a phone call from somebody I’ve known for a very long time who I love very dearly telling me that when my contract was up at ABC, I would not be offered a new contract," Howarth recalled, "and that the character of Austin would be killed, and that this was something that both wanted and needed to do to move story." In an interview with Soap Opera Digest, Howarth explained his exit, noting that his contract was up and the character had reached a creative dead-end. The GH spoilers share that the two will have an interesting encounter. General Hospital (GH) spoilers reveal that Roger Howarth recently wrapped his run as Franco Baldwin, who was shot and killed by Peter August (Wes Ramsey). The actor will be in scenes with Carly (Laura Wright) at Kelly’s. Charles Mesure appears on General Hospital on Friday, December 2 as Mr. Roger Howarth’s adventure into the world of singing began with a challenge from a rockstar friend. Gatlin-Holt's death probably didn't come as too much of a shock for GH fans, who have been speculating for weeks over the character's fate. General Hospital December Comings and Goings. Recently, the talented actor surprised fans. On November 17th, Roger Howarth said his farewell to his 12-year stint on General Hospital as Dr. Now, it looks like he is ready to wear the fourth hat. He has played Todd, Franco, and now Austin on General Hospital. Over the years, Howarth has worn many hats. That's a remarkably cheery attitude for someone last seen trying to smother his cousin with a pillow, but that's why it's called acting. General Hospital’s Austin Looks Dead As a Doornail Is Roger Howarth Taking On Another Character Richard Simms. In the world of soap operas, actors often take on many roles, and Roger Howarth, known for his versatile performances, is no exception. There were no commercialized mega festivals featuring hundreds of bands and $200 tickets.Raves were still semi-legal, and outside of the rave and gay community MDMA was pretty much unheard of. ^What you say is pretty much how I have always understood it to be.with silver and amber being the less pure in that order.I never made LSD myself, but the majority of the LSD thazt everyone way doing in the '90s was distributed by deadheads, that's a well known fact. In the end it's either LSD or it's not LSD. Supposedly crystal in lower grades (amber/lavender) have higher body load then higher purity crystal, but this is only anecdote that is not very reliable and probably not as accurate as chalking the differences in effects to set/setting. Beyond that point it is only advertisement and more likely erroneous. The grade really only matters if you are the one working on laying the blotters yourself so you can get the proper potency you desire. Both Americans and Europeans use the term "needlepoint" to describe their highest grade. The differences one could say are minute and indistinguishable by anything but placebo effect and the fact laying same amount of a purer crystal is going to give you higher potency than laying same amount of crystal with more impurities (as common sense would dictate.)įor what it's worth, "white fluff" is the same as what the Europeans call "silver" or "grey". "Needlepoint" supposedly is crystal <99% therefore more desirable. Rather as I understand it as part of the LSD folklore, "white fluff" refers to LSD crystal in the 95-98% range of purity. For cats laying 10,000-100,000 doses at a time, this would take too long. Dropping individual hits is going to leave an uneven product ("hotspots") unless you are using a micropipette. Some liquid is made from taking a small amount of the crystal and dissolving that in a small amount of fluid for personal use by a few people.That liquid is much more potent than the wash because it's simply the pure crystal in solution.Putting a small drop of THAT solution on blotter is needlepoint.At least, that's what I was always told it was. Most liquid is made from washing the container the blotter was laid in with more alcohol and put in a container for later use.Such liquid is called "wash".woah, I'm describing something with a word!.again, a concept a fucking 3 year old could understand!!."OH BUT NOBODY CAN REALLY SAY HAR HAR HAR! IT"S ALL JUST NAMES!". This is done simply by dissolving the crystal in alcohol or water, laying the blotter in it and letting it dry.A 3 year old could understand the concept!.How do you presume it gets on the paper? And why would imply I don't know what I'm talking about?!!! No, really, fucking tell me what you know and why you think you're qualified to dismiss what I say?!! Regardless of what you think of the different names of LSD.I'd point out of few things I've learned from.IDK, real fucking life with my own two eyes!ġ.Blotter acid is(was, they probably use less now) commonly made 10,000 hits at a time with grams of LSD.1 gram=10,000 I think the problem with this question is that, NOBODY can actually find a fucking accurate answer online, because they're isn't one, so instead of saying, "I don't know the difference.", you dismiss the whole idea offhand. It's all well in good that you've studied some of the science behind it, but having never experienced the culture surrounding LSD(which maybe you have, if so explain), I don't see how you can just dismiss everything everyone says offhand! I understand that some of you live in Europe and only come across blotter acid once every 20 years(or order it from your imaginary friends online), or live in the US but are 10+ years too young to have been there when LSD WAS incredibly available, incredibly potent, AND GUESS FUCKING WHAT?! There were different kinds! ^Of course a lot of the thing with names is bullshit and always has been, but don't discount everything you hear just because you've never had any direct experience with it! 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Hashing, which is a one-way function that converts any input into a fixed-length output. Examples of asymmetric-key algorithms are RSA, ECC, ElGamal, etc. One key is public and can be shared with anyone, while the other key is private and must be kept secret.
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As a result, WMATA did not change the name of the National Airport station (which never included the full name of the airport). In 1998, Congress changed the name of the Washington National Airport station to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, with the law specifying that no money be spent to implement the name change. One of hundreds of signs that were reworded from just "National Airport" From 1999 to 2008, the Yellow Line operated to Franconia–Springfield on July 4, as part of Metro's special service pattern on that day. Because fewer rail cars were required to operate Yellow Line service than would be required to run Blue Line service out to Huntington, the line designations were switched due to the Yellow Line's shorter route. This was changed due to a shortage of rail cars at the time of the completion of the line to Huntington. The plan would have sent Yellow Line trains to Franconia–Springfield, with Blue Line trains serving Huntington. The Yellow Line was initially planned to follow a slightly different route in Virginia. When Green Line service began, the Yellow Line was truncated at Mount Vernon Square, where a pocket track exists to relay trains. When the Green Line link to U Street opened on May 11, 1991, it acted as an extension of the Yellow Line until the southern Green Line branch was completed. It was extended beyond National Airport by four stations to Huntington on December 17, 1983, the first station outside the Capital Beltway. Service on the Yellow Line began on April 30, 1983, adding Archives to the system and linking the two already-built stations of Pentagon and Gallery Place with a bridge across the Potomac River. Still, after that road was canceled, the route of the replacement subway tunnel became controversial, resulting in years of expensive delays. Originally, the ARS called for the line to be placed in the median strip of the planned North Central Freeway. Obtaining approval of the District of Columbia and Prince Georges' County of the exact alignment of the Yellow Line north of U Street delayed construction. The downtown segment of the line was originally projected to open in September 1977. The result was the loss of the traditional retail businesses along the route. While a cut-and-fill tunnel for Yellow Line was built under 7th Street and U Street, street traffic and pedestrian access were difficult. In March 1968, the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) board approved its 98-mile (158 km) Adopted Regional System (ARS), which included the Yellow Line from Franconia and Backlick Road (in Springfield) to Greenbelt. A central route under 7th Street in downtown was only added in 1967 primarily to serve the "inner city". The new agency, the National Capital Transportation Administration, issued a 1962 Transportation in the National Capital Region report, which did not include the route that became the Yellow Line. Because the plan called for extensive freeway construction within the District of Columbia, alarmed residents lobbied for federal legislation creating a regional transportation agency with a moratorium on freeway construction through July 1, 1962. In 1959, the study's final report included two rapid transit lines that anticipated downtown Washington subways. Planning for Metro began with the Mass Transportation Survey in 1955, which attempted to forecast freeway and mass transit systems sufficient to meet the region's needs projected for 1980. It has only two stations that are not shared by any other lines (Huntington and Eisenhower Avenue) and only two sections of track that are not shared by any other lines – the section south of King Street–Old Town and the section between Pentagon and L'Enfant Plaza, crossing the Potomac River. The Yellow Line shares track with the Blue Line between King Street–Old Town and Pentagon and the Green Line between L'Enfant Plaza and Mount Vernon Square. It is the shortest line in the system, and since its truncation to Mount Vernon Square, it is the only line that does not enter Maryland. It consists of 13 stations in Fairfax County, Alexandria County, and Arlington County in Virginia, as well as Washington, D.C. The Yellow Line is a rapid transit line of the Washington Metro system that runs between Huntington in Virginia and Mount Vernon Square in Washington, D.C. The WMATA system map shows the Yellow Line running from Huntington to Mount Vernon Square. The scene is set from the moment you step onboard, where live music and enthusiastic crew members greet you in the ship's main atrium, which is built around a brilliant LED funnel called the Dreamscape. The cruise ship is sophisticated and modern, though with Carnival's take on those concepts, which includes bold colors, bright spaces and a heavy dose of fun. Yes, the clientele is different, but it didn’t hinder my experience at all.Carnival Horizon is a bold, beautiful ship jam-packed with activities, dining options, and bars and lounges galore. We could go on 3-4 cruises on Carnival for the same price we paid for one of our Disney cruises. I’ve cruised on a few different lines, but our family keeps coming back to Carnival because of the value that we feel like we get. Same is true for other ports like Cozumel. Amber Cove has a lot of free options to enjoy, as does Grand Turk. The entertainment staff revamped the entire days worth of activities by 930 am. We had Half Moon Cay cancelled because the waves were so rough that we couldn’t tender in. I agree about the ports of call, but to me, cruises are what you make of it. The free pig and anchor at lunch (deck 5, near ocean plaza) was just meh though - dinner was MUCH better than the lunch. Also ate at Pig and Anchor for dinner which was $50 for four people with drinks. We also ate at Cucina del Capitano which is awesome for $15/person. MDR was BETTER post COVID, which surprised me. The salad bar up on Serenity is a good backup option for that though. The buffet is solid, but lacks in salad variety, so it is a little harder to get a good salad there. The pizza is made fresh and is also delicious. Guys Burgers is some of the best burgers anywhere - land or sea! Blue Iguana cantina has solid Mexican breakfast and lunch options. We have cruised the Horizon twice and thoroughly enjoyed both times. Never had a bad experience on Carnival, especially the food. If you're that picky about the food, Celebrity is where it's at, and you can get some really good deals on Celebrity right now if you know where to look. For $1500, I'd absolutely choose Carnival and spend that extra money on excursions and maybe one night in an upgraded restaurant. The Royal ship definitely seemed nicer (but was also a bigger, newer ship I think), and the crowd seemed a little more calm overall. Carnival basically just had 10 different types of cake, and maybe some cookies or whatever else, but if you weren't in the mood for cake, it wasn't great. Speaking of desserts, the desserts on Royal were always good, and there were a lot of options- little mousse cups, cakes, cookies, cream puffs with various icing flavors. Royal had another 'café' inside that just had a few selected sandwiches/desserts/little things that were available from the buffet as well, so I don't really count that as an additional option, but it was nice having it available later at night if we wanted extra desserts. Both ships had a pizza place with really good pizza that we would usually get later in the night. The tacos were made to order though, so they were probably a lot better.īut the Mexican place on Carnival was always really solid. We didn't get food from the Mexican place on board until the last day, but the burrito left something to be desired because it wasn't made to order. possibly because of the way it was set up and because everything was served by staff, so it was a little harder to get exactly what you wanted. But the buffet on Royal's Oasis of the Seas (which we did a few weeks ago) didn't seem as great. overall though, really good food in the MDR. I thought the MDR food was similar quality to Royal, but maybe a tiny step down. While people generally agree that the food is better on Royal, having more food options on a big ship will mean it's easier to find food you like, First, it's important to note that food options will vary by ship, so bigger ships may have more 'free' (included) food options, while smaller ships just won't have as much variety. Aside from keeping someone’s identity secret, you may need to protect someone’s location, schedule, or address book. Privacy is about protecting specific pieces of information. You can structure this thought process by asking the following questions. The threat modeling approach is based on the idea of asking what is threatened, by who, and how. A security failure could mean someone loses their life. Some of the images may identify people working with the rebels who could be targeted by the government. You are a photojournalist in Syria with digital images you want to get out of the country. The source might lose their job or face legal trouble. If they are identified before the story comes out, at the very least you will lose your source. You are reporting on insider trading at a large bank and talking secretly to a whistleblower who may give you documents. You would prefer that the police commissioner not know of your story before it is ready to be published, to avoid any possible interference. You have talked to sources including police officers and victims. You are reporting a story about local police misconduct. These are simplified versions of real situations that journalists have faced. To make this concrete, throughout the rest of this post I’ll refer to the following security scenarios. Threat modeling is a general approach to thinking through your security needs and coming up with a plan that suits your unique circumstance. My goal is to turn unknown unknowns into known unknowns. Nonetheless, I hope to provide a useful conceptual framework. That is not possible in a single article. In fact, this is not even a comprehensive reference on the technical aspects of information security. This is not a guide to journalism security in general, which would include the physical safety of reporters and sources. Not only are legal, physical, and operational concerns crucial to information security, but information security is only one part of security. In reality, though, all aspects of security are indivisible. (And of course, Source is a data journalism resource.) It has much less to say on the legal, physical, and operational aspects of information security. It goes into some detail on the technical aspects of information security because reporting now depends heavily on information technology. This is a brief introduction to journalism information security. Either way, the ethics of journalism demand that we attend closely to security. If you can ensure safety, you can do important work that would otherwise be too risky. A good security plan should plausibly reduce the risk of something bad happening, and mitigate the damage if the worst does happen-but security is also about making things possible. There are two ways to look at the goal of security work. It comes from understanding your security problem thoroughly, and successfully executing a plan to mitigate your specific risks. A security plan might involve specific software tools, but security doesn’t come from software. There are many ways to do this, but this post is structured around four basic questions.Īfter you answer these questions you will be able to make a security plan, a set of practices that everyone involved in the story must understand and follow. The goal is to construct a picture-in some ways no more than an educated guess-of what you’re up against. This is called threat modeling and is the first step in any security analysis. This work begins with thinking through what it is you have to protect, and from whom. But assuming that everyone you are working with is already up to speed on basic computer security practice, there’s a lot more you can do to provide security for a specific, sensitive story. If one of your colleagues uses weak passwords or clicks on a phishing link, more sophisticated efforts are wasted. In part one of this series, we covered the digital security precautions that everyone in news organizations should take. If you know that your work as a journalist will involve specific risks, you need a specific security plan. |
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