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Cheese Grater = Earring Holder
Well, I'm headed out to dominate some thrift store shopping again but first I wanted to share a little sumthin' I picked up from a consignment store a couple weeks ago. I saw this old cheese grater, for a whole $2.25, and had an idea....
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August 30 – Happy Birthday Johnny Lindell
The Yankees signed Johnny Lindell in 1936 as a pitcher and during the next six seasons he developed really well in the New York farm system, culminating with an outstanding 23-4 record with the 1941 Newark Bears. He deserved a shot at the big show but the only problem was that Yankee Manager Joe McCarthy's team was already loaded with good pitchers at the time and he simply didn't need another one. So instead, he asked Lindell if he'd like to try the outfield. Johnny had always been a good hitter, averaging close to .300 in the minors, so the 6'5″ native of Greely, CO gave it a shot. By 1943, with WWII raging and the regular Yankee outfield disrupted by military service, Lindell became New York's regular center fielder. He had his best big league season in 1944 when he averaged .300, poked 18 home runs, drove in 103 and led the AL in triples for the second straight year.
Off the field, Lindell was a party animal. It was rumored that Yankee GM George Weiss spent more money on private detectives he hired to keep night-time tabs on his outfielder than he paid Lindell in salary. By 1945, it was Lindell's turn to serve his country. When he returned to the Yankees in 1946, New York's regular outfielders and prospects had all returned from military service and Lindell gradually moved into the role of the team's fourth outfielder.
Johnny had some great moments as a Yankee. He hit .500 and drove in seven runs during the Yankees 1947 World Series victory over the Dodgers. In 1949, he hit a huge home run in New York's final regular season series against Boston, enabling the Yankees to move into a tie with the Red Sox. But as each year passed, Lindell found himself playing less and less and during the 1950 season, Weiss sold him to the Cardinals. When St. Louis released him at the end of that season, Lindell decided to go back to pitching and returned to the minors to work on his knuckle ball. He put together an amazing 24-9 season in the Pacific Coast League in 1952 and the Pirates promoted him to their starting rotation the following year. But Lindell couldn't throw his knuckle ball over the plate for strikes and the more patient big league hitters simply waited him out. He finished the '53 season with a 5-16 record and led the NL in walks. By the following year he was out of the big leagues for good.
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Campbell recovering from surgery, will wrestle through 2016 Olympics
Kelsey Campbell, left, wasn't fully healthy at the London Olympics. She is recovering now from surgery and plan to continue wrestling through the 2016 Olympics. Kelsey Campbell hasn't retired from wrestling or gone into coaching. The former Arizona State wrestling decided before the London Olympics to continue competing through 2016 and only injury is responsible for her current absence from the USA Wrestling national rankings. "It's been over a year since I was healthy," said Campbell, who turns 28 next month. "I don't usually take time off. I haven't experienced a summer like this since 2008." Between the 2012 Olympics Trials and the Olympics, Campbell suffered a torn joint in her clavicle. "I felt a pop in my collarbone," while training after a World Cup meet in late May, she said. "It took awhile to diagnose. A lot of things changed. The things I did to make the Olympic team, I couldn't do leading up to the Games. You push through it and do what you can and hope things work out. I'll never really know if it would have been different." Campbell had an injection on the day of her Olympic competition to numb any pain. She lost 1-0, 1-0 to eventual 55K gold medalist Saori Yoshida of Japan her first match in London then 3-0, 1-0 to Azerbaijan's Yuliya Ratkevich, a bronze medalist. Dr. Scott Rodeo, best know for his work with USA Swimming, did surgery on Campbell seven weeks ago. She resumed running this week and expects to be back to full training by August, eyeing a return to competition at the NYAC Holiday International Open in November. "This (Olympic) quad will be a lot different," said Campbell, still living in Colorado Springs. "I've grown up and know what I want and need out of myself. I have some pretty big goals." There could be six women's weight divisions at the 2016 Rio Olympics so the 5-4 Campbell might have the option of competing at 125 pounds (57K) instead of 121 (55K) or 129 (59K). She hopes that wrestling, in its bid to remain in the Olympics in 2020 and beyond, will continue to expand women's opportunities. "Gender equity has defined my career," she said. "How can you expect the world to support wrestling in the Olympic Games if we can't make it equal for everyone? Everyone is going to have to make sacrifices. Women have gotten the short end of the stick. It's time to grow out of that and be equal truly."
ASU baseball faces long road to College World Series
Arizona State's Kasey Coffman, making a tough catch against Arizona on Sunday, and his teammates likely will be on the road during the NCAA Tournament. Arizona State baseball has never reached the College World Series by winning two postseason rounds on the road, but that almost certainly is what is will take if the No. 19 Sun Devils are to return to Omaha for the first time since 2010. Even if ASU (34-17-1) goes 3-0 through Saturday, it's likely too late to land one of 16 NCAA regionals. Those sites are announced Sunday before the Sun Devils play their regular-season finale at Washington. So on Monday when the 64-team NCAA field is named, ASU is expected to be a No. 2 regional seed. Where ASU will play is the big question. No. 4 Cal State Fullerton would be the closest regional not hosted by a Pac-12 team (No. 3 Oregon State, No. 8 Oregon, No. 11 UCLA), but it's not automatic that the Sun Devils would be assigned there. Perfect Game's latest projections have ASU going all the way to Charlottesville, where No. 6 Virginia will host one of the double-elimination regionals. A closer option would be No. 17 Kansas State if it hosts. ASU last played in an away regional in 2006 at Houston, failing to advance. The Sun Devils lost in regional at Cal State Fullerton in 2001 and '04 and a super regional in '03 before finally winning a super regional in '05. ASU's last away regional win was in 1998 at Wichita, Kan., before the super regional round was created. The Sun Devils were runner-up that year at the College World Series. If ASU wins an away regional, it could only host a super regional if there is an upset in the regional it is paired with on Memorial Day. Perfect Game, for example, has the Charlottesville regional winner paired with the winner of a regional in Eugene, hosted by Oregon. ASU won a home regional in 2011 then lost a super regional at Texas. The Sun Devils were not eligible for the 2012 postseason due to NCAA sanctions. ASU is 14-7 on the road this season vs. 17-10 at home and 3-0-1 at neutral site. Freshman infielder Jordan Aboites could make his pitching debut Tuesday in ASU's final home game against BYU. He warmed up during Sunday's 7-6 loss to Arizona but did not get into that critical game. The right-handed Aboites was 20-4 as a pitcher at Long Beach Mayfair High School. He has played 11 games in the field (one start) with 13 at-bats. "The kid is a pretty good pitcher," ASU coach Tim Esmay said. "We're looking at every option we've got to get ourselves into postseason. We're getting him ready."
ASU-UA baseball: Much at stake for rivals in Pac-12 series
No. 15 Arizona State is trying to lock down a NCAA regional host berth in its final Pac-12 home series against Arizona. Don't be lulled into believing there is a big difference between the Arizona State and Arizona baseball teams. There wasn't last season -- when UA won the College World Series and ASU sat out the postseason due to NCAA violations -- and there isn't now even though the Sun Devils are projected to as a regional host and the Wildcats are scrambling to find a way into the 64-team NCAA field. ASU has five fewer losses, plus a tie, than UA and a four-game edge in Pac-12 standings. In the NCAA ratings percentage index, ASU is No. 17 and UA is No. 86. The Boyd's World power ratings put ASU at No. 13 with strength of schedule at No. 15 and UA at No. 58 (No. 63 SOS). Perfect Game, SouthEastern Baseball and Chasing Omaha are predicting that ASU will be one of 16 NCAA regional hosts, announced May 26. I'm not so sure unless the Sun Devils make up three games to tie UCLA for third in the Pac-12. Yes, four Pac-12 teams hosted regionals last year but for that to happen two years in a row in addition to Cal State Fullerton hosting could be a stretch for the West. No. 4-ranked Oregon State, No. 5 CS Fullerton and No. 6 Oregon are expected to be among the eight national seeds, meaning they would not only host a regional but potentially a super regional. No. 10 UCLA is a likely regional host although the Bruins have six road games remaining vs. USC and Stanford plus a non-conference home game against UC Santa Barbara. No. 15 ASU finishes at home vs. UA for three games starting tonight, non-conference vs. BYU on Tuesday and at Washington for three next weekend. Baseball America's most recent regional forecast is that ASU will not host, meaning the Sun Devils could get sent to Cal State Fullerton where they lost in 2001 and '04 regionals and 2003 super regional before finally winning a super regional in 2005. So there are major stakes beyond the rivalry and the overall Territorial Cup Series in what almost certainly will be a high-scoring series at Packard Stadium. ASU and UA are in the top three of every major Pac-12 offensive category and combined for 31 runs in splitting two non-conference games. Of course, the best starting pitchers weren't available for the games in Tucson and could make a difference in at least one of the games. The opener of last year's Pac-12 rivalry series was a pitching duel between Brady Rodgers and Kurt Heyer with UA winning 1-0. ASU won 9-7 in game 2 when UA won 8-7 in the finale before a 10-0 run through the postseason to its fourth national title. Here are the scheduled pitching match-ups: ASU's Trevor Williams (5-5, 3.59 ERA) vs. UA's Konner Wade (4-6, 4.38) at 6:30 tonight, Ryan Kellogg (10-0, 3.36) vs. James Farris (4-5, 4.20) at 6:30 p.m. Saturday and Zak Miller (4-0, 4.28) vs. Tyler Crawford (5-2, 4.02) at 12:30 p.m. Sunday. Williams shut out Cal for seven innings last week in one of his best performances of the season but took a 3-1 loss. Kellogg has two straight no-decisions, allowing seven runs in seven innings against Stanford on May 4 then being knocked out after 2.2 innings at Cal. "That might have been a blessing," ASU coach Tim Esmay said of Kellogg throwing just 54 pitches last week. "Most freshmen recently haven't been thrown in the fire as early as we did with him. Sometimes you need to get some freshness back. Sometimes it's a freshman wall from a mental standpoint as in it's not that easy. You've got to take your licks a little bit and see the response. I think it's going to be a plus for him from a physical and mental standpoint." Former starter Adam McCreery has given ASU two quality relief appearances in the last three games, giving up two hits and no runs in a combined 7.2 innings. Brett Lilek worked one clean inning, striking out two, in the Cal finale, his first appearance since March 17 due to shoulder issues. "The biggest positive of the whole (Cal) weekend was the way he handled it and neutralized them," Esmay said before McCreery did the same thing vs. Texas Tech on Wednesday. "Then obviously getting Lilek back and the way he threw that one inning was the Lilek we had before he got hurt. That's a huge bullet we can use as we go forward." Since 2007, ASU is 20-11 vs. UA. There is no television coverage of the rivalry series, a chance from the original Pac-12 Network schedule. Instead, ASU's final two games at Washington will be televised. ASU football coach Todd Graham will sign autographs for 45 minutes before tonight's game on the third-base concourse and throw out the first pitch. The Territorial Cup will be on display for fans to view and take photos. On Saturday, Homes Fur Good and the Luv of Dogz Fund will be outside Packard Stadium from 5-7 p.m. for Adopt-A-Dog Night. ASU's Alex Blackford, Matt Dunbar and Max Rossiter will be honored Sunday on Senior Day. They graduated this spring as did juniors Miller and Billy Young and former ASU shortstop Deven Marrero.
Fourth Territorial Cup Series comes down to baseball
Former ASU wide receiver Keith Poole poses with the Territorial Cup Depending on whether men's indoor track counts or not, Arizona State either leads the Territorial Cup Series or is tied with Arizona going into the Pac-12 baseball series between the rivals starting Friday in Tempe. When the series was sponsored by State Farm, men's indoor track was not among the 18 sports included in deciding which school had the better athletic year. UA won all three of those school years: 10.5 points to 7.5 in 2009-10, 11.5-6.5 in 2010-11 and 12.5-5.5 in 2011-12. There is no title sponsor for 2012-13. ASU is counting men's indoor track in saying it holds a 9.5-8.5 lead after outdoor track points were decided at the Pac-12 Championships. Or if you prefer the previous scoring rules, the rivals are tied at 8.5. Perhaps athletic directors Steve Patterson and Greg Byrne can have some sort of duel to decided the men's indoor track debate. Either way, the baseball affects the outcome. Either ASU wins outright for the first time, UA wins again (not counting men's indoor track) or the series goes to a tiebreaker, which is highest finish in the Directors' Cup standings. UA is No. 14 in the Directors' Cup through winter standings with a 125-point lead No. 30 ASU. The baseball teams split their two non-conference games so the Territorial Cup point goes to the school that takes 2-of-3 or sweeps at Packard Stadium. No. 17 ASU is fighting to be a NCAA regional host while defending College World Series champion UA is not likely to make the 64-team NCAA Tournament field.
City of Phoenix, Grand Canyon University could partner on Olympic-size pool
Eetu Karvonen won five NCAA Division II titles at Grand Canyon University and was second in the 100-meter breaststroke at the Arena Grand Prix in Mesa. While Preserving Community Aquatics continues its crusade to save the Phoenix Swim Club pool, the city of Phoenix is in talks with Grand Canyon University about a partnership that could make the 2008 U.S. Olympic Trials warm-up pool into the new home for the Antelopes swim teams. The GCU swim teams currently train at the Phoenix Swim Club pool at 29th Street and Campbell. Brophy Prep plans to sell that 10-acre property to Ryland Homes for a reported $6.8 million with the competition, training pools and grounds to be replaced by 35 two-story homes. Those in the neighborhood opposed to the new homes, working as Preserving Community Aquatics, are asking that a special use permit attached to the property be retained in any sale so that a buyer would continue to use the property for recreation rather than housing. Public meetings about the special permit and pool's future were postponed until September through November, when it is scheduled to finally reach the Phoenix City Council. "We need to move forward and make plans where we control our own destiny," GCU swim coach Steve Schaffer said. "We have no interest in telling Brophy what to do with their land. I think that whole fight is a lost cause." Schaffer is assuming for now that his teams will be forced to find a new training site by December. He has contingency plans to cover training needs through summer 2014 but said "we have to have somewhere else to go" by late August 2014. A meeting that 2000 Olympic swim gold medalist Misty Hyman helped to organize was held April 19 to discuss options for a new Olympic-size pool in Phoenix. "She brought together all of the partners and users of that facility (Phoenix Swim Club pool)," Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton said. Hyman suffered a torn ACL in her knee in a skiing accident April 10 that required surgery to replace, three days after the swim meeting. The 34-year-old is getting married July 6. "They promised me I will be walking and dancing, but maybe not break dancing," Hyman said. The main takeaway from the meeting she arranged was that Phoenix is willing to offer land for an aquatic center to a private group willing to take on the cost of construction and upkeep. "With Grand Canyon's involvement, I think there is a real possibility," Stanton said. "There's a lot of planning to go. We know there has to be an an Olympic-size swimming facility in this community. The fact Grand Canyon is willing to partner with a lot of the community-based groups including high school swim teams gives me a lot of optimism." Schaffer's proposal to Bob Machen, GCU senior vice president for campus development, and athletic officials is that GCU purchase the 50-meter warm-up pool used at the 2008 Olympic Trials in Omaha and install it in the ground, ideally on land adjacent to campus that Phoenix would provide. Myrtha Pools built portable competition and warm-up pools for the last three Olympic Trials then put them in storage until a buyer is found. Schaffer said the cost to purchase the 2008 pool and for excavation would be $2.5 million with additional funds needed for decking, support buildings and landscaping. "I'm very hopeful it will work out," Schaffer said. "I was encouraged by the meeting with Mayor Stanton. It comes down to how GCU's leadership feels about the land (offer) and does that make sense for the expenditure. The city is anxious to make something like this work, and Grand Canyon is the only player with the capital to put this together." GCU athletics is transitioning into Division I in 2013-14 and joining the Western Athletic Conference. Teams will not be eligible for NCAA Championships during a four-year reclassification period during which the school gains full Division I status. The Grand Canyon men's swim team took fourth at the NCAA Division II Championships in March with Eetu Karvonen of Finland winning both breaststroke titles. Karvonen followed up with a second-place finish in the 100-meter breast at the Arena Grand Prix in Mesa. Schaffer will coach Karvonen and the Finnish team at the World University Games, July 6-17 in Kazan, Russia, and Karvonen also is qualified for the World Championships, July 19-Aug. 4 in Barcelona. The next Arena Grand Prix stop in Charlotte is Thursday-Saturday. Tyler Clary now has a four-point lead over Ryan Lochte in men's overall Grand Prix standings with Missy Franklin ahead by 48 points on the women's side. The Grand Prix finale is May 30-June 2 in Santa Clara, Calif.
ASU gets first 2014 women's basketball commitment
Guard/forward Nicole Iademarco (shooting) of The Woodlands, Texas, is Arizona State's first 2014 women's basketball commitment. Guard/forward Nicole Iademarco of The Woodlands, Texas, is Arizona State's first women's basketball commitment for the class of 2014. The 6-1 Iademarco averaged 12.6 points, 5.0 rebounds, 4.9 assists and 3.1 steals as a junior, earning district first team honors. She also plays for the Cy-Fair club team in Houston. "She's one of the best shooters I've coached," said Cy-Fair's Rob Amboree, who worked with Nnemkadi and Chiney Ogwumike in their pre-Stanford days. "She has an uncanny ability to hit open 3's. That stands out the most and her ability to handle the ball at 6-1. I would say she's the best shooter in the city, if not the top two or three." Iademarco plays point guard in high school but likely will be a small forward at ASU. "She has a great outside shot and a great first step," said Dana Bruton, The Woodlands coach. "She's learning to post up. She gives you a lot of depth." Iademarco also visited USC and Arizona and considered Ivy League schools such as Princeton and Penn plus Rice and Missouri. "I just felt there was no point in waiting any more," she said Monday. "ASU is where I want to be. The coaches are great. I think I'm going to go into the honors college. The weather is great. It's where I want to be." So too does Madison McDaniel, outside hitter/setter for The Woodlands volleyball team who is committed to ASU where she also will begin her career in fall 2014. Iademarco is the first high school women's basketball commitment from Texas in recent memory. Breanna Burton of Western Texas College recently transferred to ASU and will contend to start at point guard. Natalie Tucker started 87 games at point guard from 1999-2001 after transferring from Texas A&M. "She's going to help ASU out a lot," Amboree said. "She has a great work ethic and is a great kid to coach all-around." ASU is expected to sign four players in November because it will lose four seniors -- Deja Mann, Joy Burke, Adrianne Thomas and Nisha Barrett -- after the 2013-14 season.
Steve Patterson follows father Ray's career path in reverse
[caption id="attachment_58956" align="alignnone" width="249"] Ray Patterson was president and headmaster at Wayland Academy before his NBA executive career. His son Steve Patterson is Arizona State Vice President for Athletics.
ASU women's basketball adds six to eight returners
Guards Deja Mann, left, and Katie Hempen are among six players joining eight returners on the 2013-14 Arizona State women's basketball team.
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After officially signing junior college point guard Breanna Burton and high school center Quinn Dornstauder on Wednesday, Arizona State's women's basketball roster is set for the 2013-14 season.
Six players including senior guard Deja Mann, who missed the recent 13-18 season (no postseason for the first time in 14 years) due to knee surgery, will join eight returners for a 14-player roster. Starters Joy Burke, Promise Amukamara and Adrianne Thomas are back although the latter two will face competition to retain their spots.
Mann, transfer Katie Hempen and Burton will push to start on the perimeter. Mann started 46 consecutive games through the 2011-12 season when was All Pac-12 honorable mention. The plan for this season was that Mann would play shooting guard, instead of point, and that is where coach Charli Turner Thorne still wants to employ her next season.
The 5-7 Burton, from Los Angeles and most recently Western Texas College, will compete with Thomas and Elisha Davis at point guard. Hempen, Ohio Valley Conference Freshman of the Year at Southern Illinois Edwardsville in 2011-12 will battle for the small forward job with Arnecia Hawkins and Isidora Purkovic likely backing up Mann at shooting guard.
Turner Thorne said Burton is "a really skilled scoring point guard. She adds to our overall skill level and ability to get the ball in the basket. She has an amazing quick first step defensively and kind of Bri-like quickness," referring to former ASU guard Briann January.
"All three (Mann, Hempen and Burton) can put the ball in the basket. A team like Louisville shows that can take you a long way." Louisville knocked off defending national champion Baylor en route to its own NCAA title-game appearance.
ASU has struggled offensively for four seasons, averaging less than 60 points during the last two. The Sun Devils have been under 40 percent shooting from the field for three straight seasons and under 30 percent from 3-point for four in a row, a mammoth drop from 39.3 (No. 3 nationally) in 2008-09. This season, ASU was outscored by an average of 0.9 points, ranking No. 176 nationally in scoring margin.
If the Sun Devils can finally shoot better and extends defenses, they will open up their post game for 6-5 senior center Burke and five others. They lose forward Janae Fulcher, their leading scorer, but pick up three freshmen: Kelsey Moos, Sophie Brunner and 6-3 Canadian Dornstauder. Other returning posts are Eliza Normen and Nisha Barrett.
Turner Thorne said Dornstauder "has a great presence about her. She can come in and learn well, she's brilliant in classroom. Her length and her wingspan could be every bit as long as Joy's or longer. She is good shot blocker. Those are things you can't coach."
Dornstauder and Purkovic are candidates to play for Canada at the U19 World Championships, July 18-28 in Lithuania. If so they will miss out of summer practice -- maximum 16 weeks for eight weeks -- now allowed in NCAA women's basketball.
"Everything we're doing this spring is trying to separate players in terms of toughness and seeing where everybody is at," Turner Thorne said. "This year we didn't have separation." That and skill development will continue during the summer.
Former ASU forward Kayli Murphy is joining Turner Thorne's staff as a manager/graduate assistant next season while she works toward a master's degree in child development. "It's awesome to have people with a great sense of ASU and our tradition," Turner Thorne said. "That's a recipe that works for a lot of top programs."
ASU non-conference opponents next season include Syracuse (No. 17 Sagarin power ratings), at Texas Tech (No. 30), Miami (No. 42), at San Diego (No. 69), Harvard (No. 102), Hawaii (No. 125) and Sacred Heart (No. 164). The Sun Devils were No. 105 Sagarin.
Tyler Clary switches gears from swimming to auto racing
2012 Olympic gold medalist Tyler Clary reacts after winning his third event, 200 butterfly, at the Arena Grand Prix in Mesa. Tyler Clary moves into the overall men's points lead in the Grand Prix swim series after his three victories in Mesa last week, turning an eight-point deficit into a four-point lead over Ryan Lochte. Clary will try to follow up with a win in his second love, auto racing, Saturday at the Toyota Pro/Celebrity Race in Long Beach. Jessica Hardy, who also swam in Mesa and like Clary was a gold medalist at the London Olympics, also is in the Toyota field along with Jenna Elfman, Jesse Metcalfe (no relation, but I'll pull for him), Adam Carolla, Wanda Sykes, Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer and a bunch of others I've never heard of. Hallmark Channel host Mark Steines is a 6-1 favorite according to Las Vegas handicapper Anthony Curtis, who puts Clary's odds at 10-1. Clary, 24, is serious about racing as he explained to me after winning the 400-meter IM and 200 backstroke at Skyline Aquatic Center. He later added another win in the 200 butterfly and was the only male swimmer to win more than twice in Mesa. After London, where he won the 200 back and was fifth in the 200 fly, Clary took three months completely off from swimming, gained 30 pounds and leveraged his Olympic success into opening racing doors. "I got to do the Skip Barber Racing School and I was selected for the Skip Barber IndyCar Academy as well," he said. "Things like that take away from training a little bit but at the same time it keeps your mind fresh. For me it's something nice because I get to think about that when I'm training every day." Clary said he's asked often, as I did, about his preference for Indy cars over NASCAR. "I appreciate all forms of racing for certain specific things," he said. "I really like open wheel cars because they're purpose built race cars, but at the same time stock cars are going so fast. They weigh like 3,400 pounds, they have very little down force and almost half the mechanical grip that an Indy car does. And they're controlling those things around a track. I had a chance to drive a Pro Cup car late last year for SR2 Motorsports and did a little bit of testing. It was amazing to feel how squirrely those cars are on track compared to any kind of open wheel car. Somebody put it to me in the best way I've ever heard it is that trying to drive a stock car at high speed is like trying to drive a fully loaded school bus at 120 on ice. Just getting into that car and feeling not just how hard it to control one of those cars at the edge but the heat that you have to do deal with on an hourly basis. It makes me respect those drivers a lot more." Clary said he'll get back to serious swim training soon in Ann Arbor, Mich., to prepare for the World Championships Trials, June 25-29 in Indianapolis. "I know there's been some fast swimming going on internationally so I've got a lot of work to do," he said. Like other swimmers, Clary was impressed by Mesa's debut as a Grand Prix host: "The organizing staff has done a fantastic job handling the crowd. I'd even venture to say it's one of the better jobs I've seen in awhile, and the pool is absolutely fantastic. "It's interesting to see more and more pool facilities like this popping up around the country. Not only do they have the great competition size pool, but they've got the setups for multiple short course pools along with a water park to make it more general use as well. It's very well planned."
Arena Grand Prix in Mesa draws raves from world's best swimmers
Six-time Olympic medalist Matt Grevers of Tucson says the Arena Grand Prix in Mesa is the best Grand Prix meet he's attended. With the combined experience of USA Swimming and host Mesa Aquatics Club, there was little doubt that the inaugural Arena Grand Prix would succeed at some level. But for some of the best swimmers in the world to elevate the three-day meet to best-ever category is "humbling, energizing and motivating," Paul Smith, Mesa Aquatics CEO, said Sunday. "We want to take this thing and run with it." The meet was an operational and competitive success with times exceeding what could be expected early in the long-course season. 16-year-old Katie Ledecky was among those tearing up Skyline Aquatic Center, in its elite debut, with some of the fastest distance freestyle swims in the world this year. After Natalie Coughlin swam a personal best 24.90 seconds in the 50-meter freestyle at age 30, Matt Grevers felt pressure just to best Coughlin in the men's 50 free final. He did but his 23.94 was only good for eighth place. "Grand Prixs are special events for National team members and Olympians," Smith said. "It brings those special athletes together. They often rise above times where they should be swimming.Just think of the record board next year. There are maybe five facilities out there with a 21.7 50 free," the winning time by Nathan Adrian. On Sunday, the international swimming federation (FINA) web site listed more than 40 times from Mesa among the top 25 in the world this year. That's great advertising on its own for a meet that will return to Skyline for the next three years and beyond if Smith has his way. "We were prepared to build over four years and peak at end of the cycle," Smith said. "The fact so many (elite) swimmers committed to this first one pushed everything forward. It raises the bar for us. Our learning curve is over in a three-day cycle instead of three- or four-year cycle." Saturday's final sold out, and Smith thinks that could happen for all three finals sessions next year since the Skyline seating capacity is locked in at approximately 1,500 short of a major financial commitment for a second level of bleachers. The meet will be held a week later in the future. That's April 17-19 in 2014, ending a day before Easter. Smith expects entrants to rise each year leading up to 2016, when it could approach a capacity 600 just months before the U.S. Olympic Trials for the Rio Games. Here are some of the comments about the first Grand Prix in Arizona since 1997. Six-time Olympic medalist Grevers of Tucson: "It's been an incredible meet. The fans are so great. They want some autographs and pictures and they're so nice about it, forming great lines and not swarming you. There was water and drinks everywhere around the deck. It's so hospitable here. This is probably the best Grand Prix I've been to. I'm glad Arizona has a Grand Prix and hopefully we can keep it here." Five-time Olympic medalist Missy Franklin said hospitality at the Arena Grand Prix in Mesa was at "an entirely different level." Five-time London Olympic medalist Missy Franklin: "I think this is probably my favorite Grand Prix. The pool, the facility is unbelievable. It's gorgeous. Just being outdoors gives meets such a different kind of relaxing feel to it. It's nice not to be cooped up. This area in Mesa is just gorgeous, and the hospitality here has been out of this world. I told Paul Smith the hospitality has been on an entirely different level. "It's been so sweet to have people constantly asking do you need anything, what can we get for you. It's so humbling to see people do that, and I've loved being here. They did absolutely an incredible job. I can't wait to come back." Breeja Larson of Mesa, London Olympic relay gold medalist and winner of two events in her hometown: "I think the best part is it's just been fun. I talked to a lot of the other Olympians and swimmers and they love this meet, and I know a lot of them want to come back next year. The vibe is great, it's really relaxed and calm. It's out in the open, fresh air, by the mountains." Three-time South African Olympian Darian Townsend of Tucson: "Previous years when we've done the Grand Prix Series, we've always had to travel pretty much to the East Coast to do Grand Prixs. Now having one on this side is great for us and good for the country too. You want to spread it out. All the people on the West Coast get to watch what the international and world-class swimmers can do at meet like this. Come 2016, this will be a packed meet for sure." 11-time Olympic medalist Ryan Lochte: "I don't even think I've ever been in Arizona. I got to hand it to you. Great facility and the weather is perfect. I'm getting my little tan on, doing a little fast swimming so I'm loving it. The fans here are great." Frank Busch, USA National team and former University of Arizona coach: "Wonderful facility, wonderful people, all the people who have worked so hard to put this together have done a great job. This is certainly a place we're all very, very happy with. I had no idea it (Skyline) had this amount of space, the grounds, just how well kept it is. The excitement of being outside for the majority of the people here, we needed to do this." Arizona Grand Prix champions Only three times from the 1996 and '97 Grand Prix meets at the Phoenix Swim Club stood up to the times recorded over the weekend at the inaugural Arena Grand Prix in Mesa. The 1996 meet included most of the U.S. team already chosen for the Atlanta Olympics. Marks still standing are Misty Hyman's in the 100-meter butterfly, Bela Szabados' in the 400 freestyle and Eric Namesnik's in the 400 IM. Most of the winning times at Skyline Aquatic Center were a vast improvement over the 1996 and '97 times. Almost half of the 2012 U.S. Olympic team was in Mesa. WOMEN
- 100-meter freestyle
- 1996 Phoenix Grand Prix: Angel Martino, 55.79
- 1997 Phoenix Grand Prix: Richelle DePold, 57.05
- 2013 Mesa Grand Prix: Missy Franklin, 54.27
- 200 breaststroke
- 1996: Amanda Beard, 2:30.43
- 1997: Kristine Quance, 2:34.04
- 2013: Breeja Larson, 2:28.03
- 400 freestyle
- 1996: Brooke Bennett, 4:14.40
- 1997: Lindsay Benko, 4:19.60
- 2013: Katie Ledecky, 4:05.21
- 100 butterfly
- 1996: Misty Hyman, 1:00.15
- 1997: Misty Hyman, 59.23
- 2013: Claire Donahue, 59.58
- 1996: Kristine Quance, 4:46.88
- 1997: Kristine Quance, 4:53.62
- 2013: Katinka Hosszu, 4:40.01
- 200 freestyle
- 1996: Cristina Teuscher, 2:02.10
- 1997: Carla Geurts, 2:04.84
- 2013: Katie Ledecky, 1:56.93
- 200 backstroke
- 1996: Whitney Hedgepeth, 2:13.42
- 1997: Misty Hyman, 2:14.08
- 2013: Missy Franklin, 2:09.35
- 50 freestyle
- 1996: Amy Van Dyken, 25.68
- 1997: Amy Van Dyken, 26.06
- 2013: Natalie Coughlin, 24.90
- 200 butterfly
- 1996: Misty Hyman, 2:11.32
- 1997: Misty Hyman, 2:11.08
- 2013: Camille Adams, 2:09.45
- 100 breaststroke
- 1996: Amanda Beard, 1:09.25
- 1997: Lauren Van Oosten, 1:11.65
- 2013: Breeja Larson, 1:07.32
- 100 backstroke
- 1996: Whitney Hedgepeth, 1:02.77
- 1997: B.J. Bedford, 1:03.28
- 2013: Missy Franklin, 1:00.15
- 1996: Gabrielle Rose, 2:18.64
- 1997: Kristine Quance, 2:19.01
- 2013: Katinka Hosszu, 2:12.68
- 800 freestyle
- 1996: Brooke Bennett, 8:41.57
- 1997: Lindsay Benko, 8:56.55
- 2013: Katie Ledecky, 8:20.64
- 100 freestyle
- 1996: Stephen Clarke, 50.44
- 1997: David Fox, 51.57
- 2013: Nathan Adrian, 48.42
- 200 breaststroke
- 1996: Eric Wunderlich, 2:17.53
- 1997: Kurt Grote, 2:19.19
- 2013: Bernard Johnson, 2:14.51
- 400 freestyle
- 1996: Peter Wright, 3:59.35
- 1997: Bela Szabados, 3:51.11
- 2013: Matt McLean, 3:51.95
- 100 butterfly
- 1996: Stephen Clarke, 54.09
- 1997: Casey Barrett, 56.09
- 2013: Marcin Tarczynski, 52.83
- 1996: Eric Namesnik, 4:23.50
- 1997: Curtis Myden, 4:26.87
- 2013: Tyler Clary, 4:24.90
- 200 freestyle
- 1996: Josh Davis, 1:51.54
- 1997: Bela Szabados, 1:49.00
- 2013: Ricky Berens, 1:48.93
- 200 backstroke
- 1996: Brad Bridgewater, 2:00.95
- 1997: Lenny Krayzelburg, 2:01.00
- 2013: Tyler Clary, 1:58.13
- 50 freestyle
- 1996: Stephen Clarke, 23.11
- 1997: Francisco Sanchez, 23.13
- 2013: Nathan Adrian, 21.72
- 200 butterfly
- 1996: Tom Malchow, 2:00.19
- 1997: Bela Szabados, 2:00.77
- 2013: Tyler Clary, 1:58.10
- 100 breaststroke
- 1996: Eric Wunderlich, 1:03.58
- 1997: Kurt Grote, 1:03.52
- 2013: Mike Alexandrov, 1:00.63
- 100 backstroke
- 1996: Jeff Rouse, 54.86
- 1997: Lenny Krayzelburg, 56.57
- 2013: Matt Grevers, 54.26
- 1996: Curtis Myden, 2:04.59
- 1997: Curtis Myden, 2:06.10
- 2013: Darian Townsend, 2:01.04
- 1,500 freestyle
- 1996: Carlton Bruner, 15:37.08
- 1997: Ryk Neethling, 15:50.46
- 2013: Michael Klueh, 15:28.57


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However, another tea party-backed Republican, Sen. Mike Lee of Utah, objected to the framework by his colleagues, saying the guidelines "contemplate a policy that will grant special benefits to illegal immigrants based on their unlawful presence in the country."
Other conservatives immediately voiced their opposition to what they called amnesty, a code word on the political right for providing undocumented immigrants a path to legal status.
"When you legalize those who are in the country illegally, it costs taxpayers millions of dollars, costs American workers thousands of jobs and encourages more illegal immigration," said Rep. Lamar Smith, R-Texas, who serves on the immigration subcommittee in the House. "By granting amnesty, the Senate proposal actually compounds the problem by encouraging more illegal immigration."
NumbersUSA, a group seeking to reduce U.S. immigration, called the Senate plan an attempt to "out-amnesty Obama" and said it was activating its 1.3 million members to push for congressional opposition.
House Speaker John Boehner's office was noncommittal, saying he looked forward to learning more about the senators' plan.
A similar effort on immigration is said to be under way in the House, involving a group of Republicans and Democrats.
Two senior House Democratic sources briefed on the effort told CNN the group was working to release some sort of outline of its plan soon, possibly as early as this week, but concede "they are not as far along as the Senate."
Like the Senate framework, the House plan will include a path to citizenship, but details of how that will work are still being discussed.
McCain and Rubio, joined by three Democratic colleagues at the news conference, acknowledged the political challenge, with Rubio calling the legislative process ahead "enormously complicated."
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Including Youth Participation and Empowerment in Sexual and Reproductive Health Programs |
María Antonieta Alcalde Castro, Balance (Mexico) and the Youth Coalition
This afternoon I will talk to you about the importance of youth participation. I will share the experiences of two successful organizations working on this issue, Balance, Promoción para el Desarrollo y Juventud (Development Promotion and Youth) and the Youth Coalition. Let me start with my own experience. I come from a very conservative family where you never, not even now, talk openly about sexuality. I studied all my life in public schools where sexuality education is just about anatomy. When I was 16, I started working on youth leadership and became involved in youth empowerment issues, and later on, in sexual and reproductive rights. Working on these issues has given me the opportunity to learn more about myself as well as the world around me. I have been able to share my personal concerns with other young people, and become more aware of other people's realities. Fortunately, I have met inspiring people with whom I can build and share a dream. Having access to scientific and trustworthy information about sexuality, being part of a movement where young people are recognized as important actors in development, having the responsibility of designing and running a program to benefit other young people, and representing their needs in decision-making processes have helped me grow stronger and gain more control over my decisions and…over my life in general. This is one of the main reasons I completely believe in youth empowerment: I have benefited from it. In Mexico, and worldwide, we can easily find reproductive health programs for teens that see them as no more than a target population with specific health needs. Most likely the services these programs provide are not based on what young people say they need and want. Moreover, this approach rests on the common perception that adolescents are just a "problem" or a group in need of "protection" from all kinds of risks. What this view ignores is the potential for adolescents to act proactively and positively, and what it wastes is an enormous resource for social development and change.
Balance Today, Balance promotes youth empowerment, participation, and perspectives by working directly with young people. We conduct workshops on leadership skills and adolescent health and rights for youth groups in different regions of Mexico. We also train leaders of organizations, health service providers, and policy-makers to incorporate our youth perspective into their work. Our goal is to promote the inclusion of a youth perspective in all programs and projects related to sexual and reproductive health and rights. Balance's innovative model has two main components. First, we provide opportunities for groups of young people to come together to discuss their needs, choose their priorities, and build their own agenda. Within these "safe spaces," we offer youth training in sexuality education, advocacy, and institutional development. For example, in 2000, with Elige, a Mexican youth network, I coordinated the formation of the Latin America and Caribbean Youth Network for Sexual and Reproductive Rights. This network is open to young people working on these issues throughout the region. It provides training for members to strengthen their roles within their communities and in the regional movement. Second, Balance creates opportunities for young people to share their points of view and experiences with adults who are policy-makers, service providers, and teachers. We foster dialogue about young people's powerlessness in order to build more democratic relationships between the generations. By helping adults to understand and value the knowledge, experiences, and work of youth, they can forge new relationships based on respect. The generations can then work together to develop effective policies and programs. Last year, Balance, in collaboration with Policy Project-Mexico, helped create a youth network to work with other nongovernmental organizations and the government on HIV/AIDS activities in the Yucatan. In their role as an equal partner, the youth strengthened the impact of outreach to young people.
Youth Coalition The Youth Coalition, comprised of young people aged 15 to 29, has adopted the same approach as Balance. We promote youth participation in local, national, and international processes by building the capacity of our members. Within the Youth Coalition, young people are the main actors. Our members come from countries as varied as Mexico, Canada, India, The Netherlands, and Sweden. We have made it a priority to exchange skills and information with other young people and encourage them to become activists for their rights. In the last two years, Youth Coalition members have trained more than 80 young leaders from all over the world to advocate for sexual and reproductive rights nationally and internationally. We have also participated actively in Beijing Plus Five, the Special Session on Children, and other UN processes, where we have lobbied governments on issues of adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights.
Challenges Social Conservatism: Some sectors of society find it disturbing when young people join together to openly discuss their sexuality and work for their sexual and reproductive rights. Unfortunately, these conservative people have a lot of resources and power, and they focus great effort on blocking youth initiatives like ours. Distrust of youth groups: When you are in an organization of young people, you discover that it is very hard to gain the respect and trust of other organizations, institutions, and foundations. Of course, you need to demonstrate, like almost everyone, that you are knowledgeable about your issues and have experience working on them. But at the same time you also have to prove that your youth does not make you immature or irresponsible, characteristics commonly associated with being an adolescent. This presents a big obstacle for obtaining financial and technical resources, as well as gaining access to decision-makers. Programs that have a problem-based approach: We have found that, worldwide, most of the work currently being done with youth is focused on solving specific, urgent problems. These programs do not have the long-term goal of developing the capacities of young people. This narrow vision is so pervasive that it makes it extremely difficult for many to understand why our approach of involving and empowering youth is so important. Despite these barriers, what keeps us struggling are the many positive results we see from our work. They prove how important it is to adopt a youth participation and empowerment model. Some examples are:
A lot more needs to be done to give adolescents better life options. This work requires being open-minded and not afraid of working with young people as equals. There is no doubt in my mind that as long as children and adolescents continue to be seen as incomplete human beings, with limited decision-making capacities and only in need of protection, we will not create sensible policies and programs that meet the needs of youth and offer them the resources they need to achieve a better quality of life. This speech was part of Adolescents at the Crossroads, a panel presentation on adolescent sexuality education organized by IWHC in cooperation with Aahung (Pakistan), Action Health Incorporated (Nigeria), the Youth Coalition, the United Nations Population Fund, the World Health Organization, and the World Bank, during the UN General Assembly Special Session on Children (May 8-10, 2002). |


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The analysis by 38 North noted that before previous launches, Pyongyang has announced "dates and hours for sea or air closure areas for the rocket's first and second stage impact areas," as well as filing documents for satellite frequency.
"Since that has not happened yet, the window would appear to be closing for an early launch," the website says.
It suggested the possible motivation for the activity at the Sohae site was the planned launch of a satellite-bearing rocket this week by its archrival and neighbor, South Korea. Seoul postponed that launch minutes before takeoff after the discovery of an electronic signal problem.
There was no apparent mention of a planned launch by the North's state-run Korean Central News Agency on Friday.
Another big rocket launch by North Korea could further sour its relations with the United States and South Korea. The failed launch in April scuppered a deal for Washington to provide thousands of tons of food aid to the North's malnourished population.
It also drew condemnation from the U.N. Security Council, which repeated demands for Pyongyang not to carry out similar tests in the future. The botched launch followed attempts in 2006 and 2009.
The 38 North analysis was based on DigitalGlobe satellite images released on November 23 and 26. The analysis was carried out by Nick Hansen, who has specialized in image technology during a 43-year career in intelligence for the U.S. military and private sector.


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My God. I feel silly. All this time I considered Lance Thomas as being like 29 or 30. Dude is just 24 too. Same with Anderson.
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My God. I feel silly. All this time I considered Lance Thomas as being like 29 or 30. Dude is just 24 too. Same with Anderson.
Don't know what I was thinking.
Guess who is putting in time at WBOK 1230 AM Talk Radio... Don't guess, it's me. Tune in on Fridays at 12 noon for Sport-a-Talk with Roe Brown and you might just hear me!
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Darn! Really was excited to finally se AD on tv tonite. oh well, still want to see what the hornets do.
"This Game is Rigged Man" - Preston "Bodie" Broadus : The Wire Season 4 EP 13
Aminu's length is just disruptive.
Careful nah, Miller. No one could've caught that volleyball spike.
If Wayne is E.T.-ish tell him phone home
Hornets are bricking the heck out of 3's.
Rivers just has a knack for ball control. Is he still turnoverless this preseason? If so how many were actual turnovers like getting stripped, stepping out of bounds, or traveling and not offensive fouls?
First 2 3s by Vasques in the season
We have no legs out there tonight.
the Legend has spoken!
Why are the Rockets broadcasters are such ******s? lol
"I want ONLY 9 eyebrows in the starting lineup for the Hornets next year." I typed this before the draft lottery
I know he doesn't have any so far this game, but he had one for sure last game.
The guy who is really doing well is Robin Lopez. He had a poor first game, but since then, he has been very solid. So far this game, he has 11 points, 6 rebounds, and 1 block in the first half. I'll toot my own horn on that one
Last game Rivers was credited with 2 turnovers.
Watching the Houston feed on channel 652 on Cox - these Houston announcers are pretty bad, lol.
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`session_regenerate_id` sends a new cookie but doesn't overwrite the value stored in `$_COOKIE`. After calling `session_destroy`, the open session ID is discarded, so simply restarting the session with `session_start` (as done in Ben Johnson's code) will re-open the original, though now empty, session for the current request (subsequent requests will use the new session ID). Instead of `session_destroy`+`session_start`, use the `$delete_old_session` parameter to `session_regenerate_id` to delete the previous session data.
/* Create a new session, deleting the previous session data. */
/* erase data carried over from previous session */
To start a new session and leave the old untouched, simply leave out the argument to `session_regenerate_id`.
session_regenerate_id — Ersetzt die aktuelle Session-ID durch eine neu erzeugte
bool session_regenerate_id
([ bool
= false
] )Die Funktion session_regenerate_id() ersetzt die aktuelle Session-ID durch eine neue und übernimmt die aktuellen Session-Informationen.
Legt fest, ob die zugehörige alte Sessiondatei gelöscht werden soll oder nicht.
Gibt bei Erfolg TRUE
zurück. Im Fehlerfall wird FALSE
Version | Beschreibung |
4.3.3 | Falls Session-Cookies aktiviert sind, wird durch die Verwendung von session_regenerate_id() nun auch ein neues Session-Cookie mit der neuen Session-ID abgegeben. |
5.1.0 |
Den Parameter delete_old_session hinzugefügt
Beispiel #1 Ein session_regenerate_id()-Beispiel
$alte_sessionid = session_id();
$neue_sessionid = session_id();
echo "Alte Session: $alte_sessionid
";
echo "Neue Session: $neue_sessionid
";
Siehe auch
- session_id() - Liefert und/oder setzt die aktuelle Session-ID
- session_start() - Initialisiert eine Session
- session_name() - Liefert und/oder setzt den Namen der aktuellen Session
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User Contributed Notes
session_regenerate_id - [31 notes]
spmtrap at yahoo dot com ¶
1 year ago
raido dot aasoja at gmail dot com ¶
2 years ago
A note on lost sessions and trying to fix it with session_regenerate_id:
Make sure that you're not trying to push SimpleXML object to the session. It just won't go without first converting it to array. :)
gr at gr5 dot org ¶
1 year ago
If you are trying to maintain 2 active sessions don't use session_regenerate_id(). Especially if the first session is closed and it's time to open the second. Because the session id is cached you also have to explicitly set it the second time.
session_name('PHPSESSID'); // redundant - here for clarity
// ...do stuff
// now switch to session 2...
if (isset($_COOKIE['phpsessid_2']))
session_id($_COOKIE['phpsessid_2']); // not doing this will simply reopen the first session again
session_id(sha1(mt_rand()); // dont use session_regenerate_id() here. Not creating a new id will create two cookies with same session id and same session variables
// ... do stuff with session 2
soapergem at gmail dot com ¶
4 years ago
This can be a very dangerous function if you're not careful about how you handle things, because even though it generates a whole new set of session data, it keeps the old data "open" until the script terminates, locking out any other scripts trying to run concurrently with the old session id.
Recently I came across a situation where I wanted to explicitly pass in a session ID, copy the data from that session into a *new* session, and then continue operating under that new session, thereby allowing other scripts to use the old one concurrently. But I quickly found that these "other scripts" would not execute until the first script finished--even though it had already started a new session--because it kept the old session open.
So if you're trying to copy over session data to a new session to free up the old session for continued, concurrent use, here's some code to ensure nobody's feet get stepped on:
// get session id of an existing session
$sid = $_GET['sid'];
// start the old session to retrieve $_SESSION data
// start a new session; this copies the $_SESSION data over
// hang on to the new session id
$sid = session_id();
// close the old and new sessions
// re-open the new session
/* main code here */
This could probably be encapsulated into a function with one parameter as well to save space if it was a repeated thing.
primenetworkzx at gmail dot com ¶
5 years ago
If you are storing your session data in a database you have to manually update the session_id in the database. The session_set_save_handler() will not do it for you.
function UpdateSessID() {
$old_sess_id = session_id();
$new_sess_id = session_id();
$query = "UPDATE `session_table` SET `session_id` = '$new_sess_id' WHERE session_id = '$old_sess_id'";
Be sure to set session_regenerate_id() to FALSE since it's not really necessary to delete the whole record from MySQL and add it again. That's unnecessary overhead. Only changing the id matters.
Anonymous ¶
6 years ago
In php help manual it mention like session_regerate_id() works for version (PHP 4 >= 4.3.2). But it is not working in 4.2.2 itself. So I did google search I found abou the user defined function session_regerate_id in this site. I used it. O.k it is working good.
Thank you,
Ben Johnson ¶
2 years ago
To "start a new session", try the following:
senyahnoj ¶
4 years ago
We've experienced problems with this function over HTTPS connections with Blackberry browsers.
Take the following code:
This will send out the session cookie twice in the HTTP header and either the Blackberry browser or proxy server (I'm not sure which) doesn't get the most recently set cookie with the changed session id in it.
Allegedly this problem is fixed in later Blackberrys. More info:
tedivm at tedivm dot com ¶
4 years ago
I wrote the following code for a project I'm working on- it attempts to resolve the regenerate issue, as well as deal with a couple of other session related things.
I tried to make it a little more generic and usable (for instance, in the full version it throws different types of exceptions for the different types of session issues), so hopefully someone might find it useful.
function regenerateSession($reload = false)
// This token is used by forms to prevent cross site forgery attempts
if(!isset($_SESSION['nonce']) || $reload)
$_SESSION['nonce'] = md5(microtime(true));
if(!isset($_SESSION['IPaddress']) || $reload)
$_SESSION['IPaddress'] = $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
if(!isset($_SESSION['userAgent']) || $reload)
$_SESSION['userAgent'] = $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'];
//$_SESSION['user_id'] = $this->user->getId();
// Set current session to expire in 1 minute
$_SESSION['OBSOLETE'] = true;
$_SESSION['EXPIRES'] = time() + 60;
// Create new session without destroying the old one
// Grab current session ID and close both sessions to allow other scripts to use them
$newSession = session_id();
// Set session ID to the new one, and start it back up again
// Don't want this one to expire
function checkSession()
if($_SESSION['OBSOLETE'] && ($_SESSION['EXPIRES'] < time()))
throw new Exception('Attempt to use expired session.');
throw new Exception('No session started.');
if($_SESSION['IPaddress'] != $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'])
throw new Exception('IP Address mixmatch (possible session hijacking attempt).');
if($_SESSION['userAgent'] != $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'])
throw new Exception('Useragent mixmatch (possible session hijacking attempt).');
throw new Exception('Attempted to log in user that does not exist with ID: ' . $_SESSION['user_id']);
if(!$_SESSION['OBSOLETE'] && mt_rand(1, 100) == 1)
return true;
}catch(Exception $e){
return false;
spam1 at dyden dot de ¶
5 years ago
The problem I posted about below (sessions lost because of small reload intervals) also happens with dynamically generated images (using the session of course).
I didn't think that it was such a big problem before, but now I had this problem again if I simply had three dynamically generated stats graphs on one page. The images are of course downloaded near-simultaneously, which in turn leads to one of them having a different session id than the other -> killing the session.
Gant at BleachEatingFreaks dot com ¶
7 years ago
I am calling session_regenerate_id() from inside a method in an object. Since session fixation can occur at permission changes, I have my object call session fixation at these particular security changes.
Unfortunately, it seems to fabricate some kind of temporary new session, and then the very next page that loads, it jumps back to the old session id. There seems to be no way to make the regeneration perminent.
frank ¶
7 years ago
session_regenerate_id(); not present and still want to change
session id's - below a function which will do the same
function sessie_regenerate_id() {
$randlen = 32;
$randval = "0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ";
$random = "";
for ($i = 1; $i <= $randlen; $i++) {
$random .= substr($randval, rand(0,(strlen($randval) - 1)), 1);
// use md5 value for id or remove capitals from string $randval
// $random = md5($random);
if (session_id($random)) {
return true;
} else {
return false;
if (!function_exists("session_regenerate_id")) {
} else {
sopel ¶
7 years ago
for php 5.1> user probably worth visiting is http://ilia.ws/archives/47-session_regenerate_id-Improvement.html
dyer85 at gmail dot com ¶
7 years ago
There could be a potential problem with elger at NOSPAM dot yellowbee dot nl's a few posts below. In the code, was used the REQUEST_URI server variable, which, in some cases might already contain the query string. Therefore, always apending '?whatever=foo' would occasionally cause the script to malfunction. I suggest using PHP_SELF, which will not contain the query string after the file.
Anonymous ¶
7 years ago
It would be more reliable to use the following regular expression when checking session_ids, as HEX strings (MD5) are only of characters a-f and 0-9;
preg_match('/[0-f]/i', $session_id);
Nicolas dot Chachereau at Infomaniak dot ch ¶
8 years ago
Session_destroy() does not only destroy the data associated with the current session_id (i.e. the file if you use the default session save handler), but also the session itself: if you call session_destroy() and then session_regenerate_id(), it will return false, and session_id() won't return anything. In order to manipulate a session after destroying it, you need to restart it.
So in fact, the code mentionned by chris won't work. If you want to destroy the file associated with the old session_id, try the following:
$old_sessid = session_id();
$new_sessid = session_id();
//If you don't copy the $_SESSION array, you won't be able to use the data associated with the old session id.
$old_session = $_SESSION;
$_SESSION = $old_session;
Note: this technique will send 3 Set-Cookie headers (one on each session_start() and one on session_regenerate_id()). I don't think this is a problem, but if it appears to be one, you could either leave it alone and wait for the garbage collector to catch the file associated with the old session, or try to delete the file with unlink().
chris at knowledge dot tee-vee ¶
8 years ago
licp - no, session_regenerate_id() does not destroy any saved session data.
elger, I prefer the following order
// populate $_SESSION with any previously saved session data for the current session_id
// delete any saved data associated with current session_id, $_SESSION is not changed
// change session_id, $_SESSION not altered
// save any $_SESSION data under the current session_id
licp at hotmail dot com ¶
8 years ago
By inspecting the source code, I am not sure that after session_regenerate_id() run, the original session data does not destroy (still keeps at the system) that sniffers still hijack by applying original session identifier.
In addition, I find that if user-level session storage handler is used. session_regenerate_id() does not work.
php at cny dot de ¶
8 years ago
Also note that REMOTE_ADDR may change on every request if the user comes through a proxy farm. Most AOL-users do.
ross at kndr dot org ¶
8 years ago
In a previous note, php at 5mm de describes how to prevent session hijacking by
ensuring that the session id provided matches the HTTP_USER_AGENT and REMOTE_ADDR fields that were present when the session id was first issued. It should be noted that HTTP_USER_AGENT is supplied by the client, and so can be easily modified by a malicious user. Also, the client IP addresses can be spoofed, although that's a bit more difficult. Care should be taken when relying on the session for authentication.
elger at NOSPAM dot yellowbee dot nl ¶
8 years ago
Take good notice of the new cookie being sent on calling session_regenerate_id on cookie-enabled sessions.
Make sure your page is reloaded otherwise you'll get an "session_destroy(): Session object destruction failed" error. So here are the examples:
if (!$_GET['mode']){
header('location: '.$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'].'?mode=destroy');
} else {
I noted this because googleing on the previous mentioned error leads to all kinds of bug reports, but not to the solution. (which is, of course, to read the manual)
timo at frenay dot net ¶
8 years ago
This function is vital in preventing session fixation attacks, but is unfortunately missing in PHP versions prior to 4.3.2. This creates a serious security problem if you can't update your PHP version, like me. Therefore I attempted to port this function to PHP itself:
if (!function_exists('session_regenerate_id')) {
function php_combined_lcg() {
$tv = gettimeofday();
$lcg['s1'] = $tv['sec'] ^ (~$tv['usec']);
$lcg['s2'] = posix_getpid();
$q = (int) ($lcg['s1'] / 53668);
$lcg['s1'] = (int) (40014 * ($lcg['s1'] - 53668 * $q) - 12211 * $q);
if ($lcg['s1'] < 0)
$lcg['s1'] += 2147483563;
$q = (int) ($lcg['s2'] / 52774);
$lcg['s2'] = (int) (40692 * ($lcg['s2'] - 52774 * $q) - 3791 * $q);
if ($lcg['s2'] < 0)
$lcg['s2'] += 2147483399;
$z = (int) ($lcg['s1'] - $lcg['s2']);
if ($z < 1) {
$z += 2147483562;
return $z * 4.656613e-10;
function session_regenerate_id() {
$tv = gettimeofday();
$buf = sprintf("%.15s%ld%ld%0.8f", $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'], $tv['sec'], $tv['usec'], php_combined_lcg() * 10);
if (ini_get('session.use_cookies'))
setcookie('PHPSESSID', session_id(), NULL, '/');
return TRUE;
To test this:
$sid = session_id();
echo "Old session ID: ", $sid, "\nNew session ID: ", session_id(), "\n";
- will output something similar to:
Old session ID: 6e3521f44be4fc452b368e703f044ca1
New session ID: 1c6dac9a3e794f164d4115872b902471
babel at nosqamplease sympatico ca ¶
9 years ago
To add to php at 5mm de's comments:
If the session is held over https, it's even better to save the client's cert or ssl session id instead of the hostname or ip, as it's proxy-transparent and more secure.
php at 5mm de ¶
9 years ago
This feature seems to create a new session ID without clearing the old session data. This is a very important feature for security validation:
$usedns = TRUE; // for eliminating failture by proxys using IP chains, but slower
$useragent = getenv("HTTP_USER_AGENT");
$host = getenv("REMOTE_ADDR");
$dns = $global['dns'] ? @gethostbyaddr($host):$host;
if(session_is_registered('securitycheck')) {
(($_SESSION['session']['host'] != $this->host) && !$usedns)
|| ($_SESSION['session']['dns'] != $this->dns)
|| ($_SESSION['session']['useragent'] != $this->useragent)
) {
} else {
$currentdata = array();
$currentdata['host'] = $this->host;
$currentdata['dns'] = $this->dns;
$currentdata['useragent'] = $this->useragent;
session_register('securitycheck', $currentdata);
If sombody steals an active SID (e.g. by referrer or injection attack), he can�t be validated because of either the host / dns or useragent and will get a new (empty) SID, without interrupting the original session.
Please mail me for any comments: php at 5mm de
madsen at sjovedyr.dk ¶
9 years ago
I had problems with a proxy changing a visitors session_id-cookie, so he'd get a LOT of errors when visiting my site.
I handled the bogus session-id's like this. (Note: It only works in versions > 4.3.2.)
// Start a session and suppress error-messages.
// Catch bogus session-id's.
if (!preg_match("/^[0-9a-z]*$/i", session_id())) {
// Output a warning about the messed up session-id.
$error->handleError("WARN", "Your session id is messed up, you might not be able to use some features on this site.");
// Generate a fresh session-id.
// Site contents.
Hope someone can use it.
nico at anvilstudios dot co dot za ¶
2 years ago
In my code this function resulted in some Internet Explorer 8 browsers loosing their connection with the session. As mentioned above this is probably because the page reloads before the cookie is updated on the client side:
This is the only manual workaround that never produced this problem for me:
$old_session = $_SESSION;
$_SESSION = $old_session;
Kyle ¶
4 years ago
The problem of sessions being lost with small page reloads mentioned by "spam1 at dyden dot de" definitely exists (semi-solution below). It's easy to recreate by just creating a small script and hammering refresh. It may seem like you have to get up to ridiculous speeds to make it happen, but that's not so in the real world with a large framework, xmlhttprequests, dynamic images etc all going off. I've recreated it on a multitude of servers, OSs and versions of PHP and I'm glad to finally find someone else who has the same problem!
The cause seems to simply be the user's browser not saving the updated cookie fast enough between pages. There isn't much that PHP itself can do to solve it (except maybe to keep X number of session files per user, rather than immediately deleting the old one).
The simplest solution is to set delete_old_session to false, so when the second, third, etc requests go off with the old sessionid then the file is still available on the server. If you must use it with true then only do it during important operations like login, logout, etc. Problems will still exist but it'll be sporadic enough to prevent your user's from hammering support.
mitchell dot beaumont at mitchellbeaumont dot com ¶
5 years ago
When using session_set_save_handler the $delete_old_session parameter does not seem to work on php 4.3.9. It is important to delete the old data for security, this is possible to do without reloading. Where $session->destroy is my $destroy callback used in session_set_save_handler:
$session_id = session_id();
$session->destroy( $session_id );
spam1 at dyden dot de ¶
5 years ago
When loading pages with a session call simultaneously oder immediately following each other (or reloading the same page extremely quickly) and using session_regenerate_id(), the second request will still have the old session id, so it'll lose all data.
In my case, the user will be logged out, if the data is not what I expect it to be.
I had this problem for a long time until I figured out that session_regenerate_id() was the culprit.
I doubt that there is an easy fix, maybe calling session_commit() early can make the possible reload interval even smaller, but if the change isn't big, I'll simply leave session_regenerate_id() out, because the data I handle is not extremely secure, but there might be reloads in really short intervals (Ajax app.).
buraks78 at gmail dot com ¶
6 years ago
If you are using cookies to store session ids and your php version
is 4.3.2, session_regenerate_id() will not issue a cookie with the
new id resulting in authentication failures.
Here is my fix
dbks at dbks dot com dot ar ¶
5 years ago
I wish to force.open.eyes=1 to all of you (like me 5 minutes ago) Didnt noticed the title, (i can see that some of you guys didnt too)
ok read it again,
session_regenerate_id (------);
param (TRUE) / (FALSE {default})
ok, now you have a clue lol :p
for all of you guys (fast readers) that are trying to set the old id to a variable and then regenerate, and then save the new id on a new var, and then set the actual session to the old id, Destroy it, and then set the session to the new id... blabla
session_regenerate_id (TRUE);
will do the job easier !!
-param Bool for deleting old session-
works perfect, enjoy lol


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HEAD racquet rebels won three titles in a spectacular weekend showing as ATP aces Tommy Haas, Marin Cilic and WTA player Alize Cornet all lifted Pre-Wimbledon trophies.
In Halle, Germany, the 34-year-old Tommy Haas upset five-time winner Roger Federer to lift his first title since winning the event in 2009 before a hip surgery interrupted his career. He will now return to inside the Top 50 after his grass success. The veteran has won his eight finals in a row since a loss in 2002 to Andre Agassi in Rome. "This has been one of the best weeks of my career but I reckon I won't really appreciate what's happened until this evening," said Haas after lifting his 13th career trophy.
"If someone had said to me before, that I was going to beat Roger Federer, probably the best player of all time, I would have thought they were mad." The victory also ended his 10-year loss streak against the Swiss. When he won Halle three years ago, Haas went on to play a Wimbledon semi-final, a feat he hopes he can perhaps repeat this year.
In London on the lawns of Queen's Club, racquet rebel Marin Cilic earned the title at the score of 6-7 (3), 4-3 when opponent David Nalbandian was defaulted for kicking at an on-court advertising board and injuring a linesman whose skin was cut. The Croatian, now with seven career titles, at least takes solid grass form into Wimbledon. "The match was ended just as it was getting hot. We were having some great rallies. It's tough to see the final finish like this," he said. "I played good today, I came here to play four, five matches and I won them. The form is heading to the right spot before Wimbledon."
In the mountain resort of Bad Gastein, Austria, Alize Cornet from France swung her YouTek IG Radical to victory over Yanina Wickmayer 7-5, 7-6 (1) to win the Nuernberger Gastein Ladies, the second title of her career after Budapest in 2008.


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"We had about five calls the first thing this morning, from concerned parents stating that their child had (mentioned) that something is going to happen at school today," said Damon Raines, superintendent of the Walker County school system, on Dec. 20. "There were no specifics about what that was going to be."
Those parents mentioned they would be keeping their students at home for the day due to an "alleged incident that was going to occur today," he said.
Two of those parents left voicemail messages prior to the start of school, he said.
School personnel checked the building, along with calling the school resource officer, who was away from school at a training session, Raines said.
The school employed a "soft" lock down at 9 a.m. and students' movements between classes were kept to a minimum during the search, he said.
"Limiting the amount of movement is always one of the first things to do," Raines said.
"We're using a lot of other precautionary measures just to have eyes on things there at the school," Raines said. "We've brought in a couple of extra officers to be there as well."
School resource officer Mike Huggins called additional law enforcement personnel as a precautionary measure. Officers remained at the campus for the remainder of the day.
"At this point we have nothing to substantiate any rumor or anything we heard from those five different parents," Raines said Dec. 20. "We're making sure we are doing our due diligence to assure that students and employees are safe.
"There was nothing found to substantiate any of (those concerns)," Raines said.
The origin of the concerns, as of Friday, had not been identified and could possibly have been a student taking advantage of the heightened emotions following the mass shooting a week ago in Connecticut, Raines said.
"A lot of times a rumor like that gets started to stop the instruction during the last two days before we get out for break," Raines said.
Rumors expanded to an incident at Rossville Middle School following another concerned call, which were also unfounded.
"When you see multiple law enforcement agents in the building, kids start to talk," Raines said, speculating that the students sent many of the text messages that elevated the concerns and rumors.