The day started well, the queue was long but the is nothing better to while away the time than listening to some super-shallow-bitchy-stuck up girls behind us natter on about the guys they got with, being 'Daves daughter, and apparently ringing Alex Zane.
Ha, By the time the line was moving we had already partaken in 2 mexican waves, been filmed by about 4 different tv cameras, and passed by the same guy selling rain macs and whistles about 100 times, lol. The first thing I bought was a booklet with the line up and times and stuff, which proved quite useles considering random bands seem to just show up on random stages, and the first thing i saw was the myspace bus which i was amazed by. In the end we endeed up seeing:
Fat Sue [They were supposed to be Glamour For Better]
Pull in Emergency [My new favourite band]
Cheeky Cheeky and the Nosebleeds [Killed in the 'slow kids' mosh pit]
Team Waterpolo [ I think it was them anyway...]
Florence and the Machine [Lovely ^^]
Bombay Bicycle club [From the queue to meet the Folas]
The Maccabees [They were good]
Glasvegas [Ha, got really into it considering I had never heard them before]
Some shite techno band [Who definately werent Those Dancing Days]
Poppy Scattergood [ I wondered into what looked like a dolls house, there were about 7 people watching her do a acoustic set, a bit odd]
And of course, The Foals [Most violent mosh pit. Ever]

It was a legendary day and next year I will make evryone go, it will be awsome-er
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I was doing that thing on google were you search the day you were born to see what else happened and this was the only thing i could find...

Security Group Seminar, 14th January 1993
[ Last changed: 27th January 1997 ]


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Speaker:
Prof. Yvo Desmedt, University of Wisonsin at Milwaukee

Date:
Thursday 14th January

Place:
Room TP4, Computer Laboratory

Title:
THRESHOLD CRYPTOSYSTEMS

Often the power to use a cryptosystem has to be shared. In threshold schemes, k-out-of-l have the power to generate a secret key (while less than k have not). However threshold schemes cannot be used directly in many applications, such as threshold signatures in which k-out-of-l have to co-sign a message. For a normal threshold scheme would require the shareholders to send their shares to a trusted person who would sign for them. But the use of such a trusted person violates the main point of threshold signatures!

The first concepts of threshold cryptography were independently introduced by Boyd, Croft-Harris and Desmedt; and schemes for threshold decryption, threshold authentication and threshold signature have been presented recently. At Crypto '92, Micali argued that the use of verifiable threshold schemes would facilitate the enforcement of court ordered wiretapping.

We first overview the research in the field and then present a threshold signature scheme which is as secure as RSA. This has the property that a court does not need to order the disclosure of a master key, but only the decryption of individual messages.


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Bit gay innit

^^^^that was all i had to say its just my blog was empty and i wanted something in it