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Q: How do I search HTML formatted text in SQL? I'm using Microsoft SQL Server 2000  and I have 3 problems.

*

*My web site saves some HTML formatted text into an ntext field.  How do I search this field?

*I asked a question here before (how to search from all field in sql), but I need to know which field the search result was found in.

*I save some fields that use .NET encryption. How can I search this field? It is possible?

A: You can use LIKE or PATINDEX() to search for a wildcard expression within a ntext (or nvarchar(max)) column.

A: My encryption is here>>
public string Encrypt(string strText, string strEncKey)
    {
        Byte[] byKey;
        Byte[] IV ={ 0x12, 0x34, 0x54, 0x78, 0x90, 0xAB, 0xCD, 0xEF };
        byKey = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(strEncKey);
        DESCryptoServiceProvider des = new DESCryptoServiceProvider();
        byte[] inputByteArray = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(strText);
        MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream();
        CryptoStream cs = new CryptoStream(ms, des.CreateEncryptor(byKey, IV), CryptoStreamMode.Write);
        cs.Write(inputByteArray, 0, inputByteArray.Length);
        cs.FlushFinalBlock();
        return Convert.ToBase64String(ms.ToArray());
    }
    public string Decrypt(string strText, string strEncKey)
    {
        Byte[] byKey;
        Byte[] IV ={ 0x12, 0x34, 0x54, 0x78, 0x90, 0xAB, 0xCD, 0xEF };
        Byte[] inputByteArray;

        byKey = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(strEncKey.Substring(0, 8));
        DESCryptoServiceProvider des = new DESCryptoServiceProvider();
        inputByteArray = Convert.FromBase64String(strText);

        MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream();
        CryptoStream cs = new CryptoStream(ms, des.CreateDecryptor(byKey, IV), CryptoStreamMode.Write);
        cs.Write(inputByteArray, 0, inputByteArray.Length);
        cs.FlushFinalBlock();

        return System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetString(ms.ToArray());
    }

Using >>
Encrypt(value, "&%#@?,:*");
Decrypt(value, "&%#@?,:*");

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Vittorio Maria Baldassare Gaetano Costa d'Arignano, italijanskih duhovnik, škof in kardinal, * 10. marec 1737, Torino, † 16. maj 1796.

Življenjepis
1. marca 1760 je prejel duhovniško posvečenje.

11. septembra 1769 je bil imenovan za škofa Vercellija; škofovsko posvečenje je prejel 21. septembra istega leta.

28. septembra 1778 je bil imenovan za nadškofa Torina.

30. marca 1789 je bil povzdignjen v kardinala.

Glej tudi
 seznam italijanskih rimskokatoliških škofov
 seznam italijanskih rimskokatoliških nadškofov
 seznam italijanskih kardinalov

Italijanski rimskokatoliški duhovniki
Italijanski rimskokatoliški škofje
Italijanski rimskokatoliški nadškofje
Italijanski kardinali
Rimskokatoliški škofje Vercellija
Rimskokatoliški nadškofje Torina
Kardinali, ki jih je imenoval papež Pij VI.

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Q: How do I make an efficient farm? I would like to make a multi-tiered farm on my homeworld. Having layers of dirt with plants in between, my only problem is the vertical space plants take up is different. Having a need for a pattern/symmetry personally I would like to know what is the maximum space plants need and the minimum. Also if they could be grouped so I have categorys and such that would be great. I think the wiki says something about this but from my understanding you can go lower on some of the plants, even if the visual goes into the dirt.

A: Use several 4-block tall sections for most plants, and have the top tier or two a bit taller for the larger plants.  Another method is extending every other platform and using that space exclusively for taller plants.  This improves access and convenience at the cost of compactness.

A: Update 2015: note that the dynamics of farming have changed, as plants now need to be watered in order to grow. You can do it manually, but it is far more efficient to do with rainfall. With this in mind, multi-tiered farms that don't allow rainfall to reach lower tiers will not work.
Also, in current Stable (beginning of October 2015), whether rainfall reaches plants is not computed if a player is not present nearby. Therefore, crops will not grow in the absence of a player character. This seems like a bug or oversight, and might be targeted for a fix (or fixed already on Unstable/Nightly), but be aware of it in current Stable.
EDIT: if you use a structure in a rainy environment where you spend a good amount of time, consider growing crops on the roofs of structures to maximize the amount of farm tiles for which rainfall > saturation > crop growth will be calculated in your presence. If you're on multiplayer, any place frequented by friendly player characters should work.


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Vol.9: The Flood: Local or Global?
FLOOD TRADITIONS OF THE WORLD
Chapter 1. The Nature of the Traditions
Chapter 2. A Selection of Illustrations
Appendix 1. The Search for the Ark
Appendix 2. The Tower of Babel
1969 Doorway Paper No.18, published privately by Arthur C. Custance
1979 Part II in The Flood: Local or Global?, vol.9 in The Doorway Papers Series by Zondervan Publishing Company
1997 Arthur Custance Online Library (HTML)
2001 2nd Online Edition (design revisions)
THE PURPOSE of this paper is to provide a summary of what is known about Flood traditions of the world. The paper comprises two chapters, the first dealing with the nature and significance of these stories with appropriate illustrations from some of them, and the second intending to provide a fairly complete bibliography which will also serve as an index for anyone who wishes to pursue the subject in depth.
In the first chapter, I want to illustrate the fact that, widely different in detail as many of them are from the biblical record, the traditions are in accord both with it and among themselves on the following four basic issues:
1. The cause was a "moral" one.
2. They almost all speak of one man who is warned of the coming catastrophe and thus saves not only himself but also his family or his friends.
3. They all agree that the world was depopulated save for these few survivors from whom the present people of the world were derived.
4. In all of them animals play a part either in conveying the warning, or in providing the transportation to safety, or in giving information about the state of things after the Flood had subsided.
The following features of interest are then dealt with as in one way or another bearing upon the over-all value of their testimony to the Bible.
5. Some of these accounts agree with Scripture in stating that eight souls survived.
6. In extra-biblical accounts, the survivors always land on a local mountain. In the Hebrew account, the ark lands far from Palestine, a circumstance bearing witness to the objectivity of the biblical account.
7. A number of the traditions give extraordinarily graphic details of just such incidental circumstances as must have accompanied the event.
8. A small number of them are almost certainly borrowed from Christian missionaries but not nearly to the extent sometimes claimed.
9. Almost without exception they differ radically from the biblical account by incorporating events that are clearly fantasy. They are, in short, often greatly embellished with details that are strictly mythical, in the popular sense of the word, contrasting very strongly with the dignity, simplicity, and matter-of-fact character of the Genesis record.
Each of these will be considered in chapter 1 and then illustrated from a substantial number of sources with specific elaboration in chapter 2.
Chapter 2, therefore, contains first of all, a selection of further illustrations of the more important points listed above; and secondly, a fairly complete annotated bibliography of works which deal with these traditions, along with a list of some 140 accounts (according to the tribes or nations which carry them) with fairly accessible source references. This will be followed, in conclusion, by an appendix which gives some information regarding what is known from antiquity about the ark and what has been reported in recent times in connection with its supposed re-discovery.
For those who find such traditions intriguing in themselves, chapter 1 adequately shows the extraordinary "variations upon a theme" which have been reported from around the world. The way in which this single event has been treated in a manner that is truly "native" to each area is quite fascinating. For those who wish to go further, the rest of the paper will serve as a springboard for research.
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Il teatro Tor Bella Monaca è un teatro di Roma.

Storia
Il Teatro Tor Bella Monaca nacque nell'ambito di progetti di riqualificazione del VIII Municipio (oggi VI) di Roma, Le Torri, nel quartiere di Tor Bella Monaca, con l'intento di disporre ai cittadini di uno spazio teatrale e di produzione artistica. Le sinergie che si instaurarono per la realizzazione del progetto di costruzione del teatro sono da attribuirsi al municipio stesso, al Comune di Roma, all'Ente Teatrale Italiano (ETI), alla Regione Lazio e all'Università degli studi di Roma "Tor Vergata". L'architetto progettista dello stabile è Stefano Cordeschi.

L'inaugurazione avvenne il 9 dicembre 2005. La direzione artistica venne affidata all'attore Michele Placido.

Dal 2013 il Direttore Artistico è Alessandro Benvenuti.

Cartellone e produzione artistica
Il cartellone del teatro è molto vario: gli spettacoli proposti variano dalla prosa (comica e drammatica) al teatro musicale al teatro-danza. Una sezione particolare della produzione è riservata agli spettacoli per i ragazzi.

Spesso il teatro ospita manifestazioni come il carnevale aperto a tutti o rassegne di lettura di testi. Altri eventi cui si lega sono la Notte bianca di Roma e CINEMA.

Voci correlate
 Teatri di Roma

Collegamenti esterni

Tor Bella Monaca
Roma Z. XIII Torre Angela


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