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	Sophomore Game Reports (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Jason Williams collected four hits in five trips to the plate, scored three times and drove in a run to lead the Lincoln offensive attack.
		Jason Williams had a pair of hits, three runs scored and one run batted in while Brandon Babbs had a pair of hits, three RBI and one run scored.
		Jason Melton and Trent Kavelman each had one hit and one RBI for the Railers.
	www.lccs.edu /railer/game-reports-soph.html (2875 words)

	EXN.ca \| Discovery
		Jason Rohrer - a 26-year-old programmer - thinks he has the key for making file-sharing a popular activity once more.
		While studying in California, Rohrer was inspired by a colony of ants that insisted on invading his indoor Ficus tree.
		Rohrer took it a step further and learned that ants use pheromones or chemical scents to communicate in the colony and create the trails.
	www.exn.ca /Stories/2004/01/20/54.asp (543 words)

	Covering tracks: New privacy hope for P2P \| Tech News on ZDNet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Jason Rohrer was battling an insect invasion last year when he hit on an idea that he hoped would help file swappers hide from the copyright police.
		Rohrer's Mute is a more extreme version of this proxy idea, in which every computer on the file-swapping network becomes a middleman, passing on search queries and actual files that are on their way elsewhere in the network.
		Rohrer says this is the natural trade-off between speed and perfect anonymity.
	news.zdnet.com /2100-3513_22-5164413.html (1197 words)

	ONLamp.com: Anonymous, Open Source P2P with MUTE
		Jason Rohrer has devised what could be the next technological headache for organizations like the RIAA: a P2P system that can mask the identity (or, at least, the IP address) of each user connected to it.
		Rohrer, a 26-year-old programmer from Potsdam, New York, found inspiration in the way ants stream toward a food source.
		From observing the creatures' behavior, he mapped out a networking method that functions similarly — essentially, a shared file is the food source, and clients on the network are the ants seeking the food.
	www.onlamp.com /pub/a/onlamp/2004/08/12/mute.html (1361 words)

	Welcome to www.p2pnet.net - You say you want a revolution? Meet Konspire2b (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		"Konspire2b was started a year ago as a research project," Rohrer - a PhD student at the University of California, Santa Cruz - told us.
		Rohrer continued that a few years ago, he worked on a Java-based p2p project called 'konspire' which saw several releases but ultimately never took off.
		Several other developers have started working on pieces of the k2b project, says Jason, adding, "For example, Shayne White is improving the Cocoa kastLauncher App for Mac OS X."
	p2pnet.net /may03/kon.html (375 words)

	SourceForge.net: mute-net-discuss (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Jason On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 02:31:56 +0100 Gwren wrote: > Ok...
		Instead the trailing > chain based system is not secure: in his description Jason said that > to protect the query answerer after the UC gets a thresold value the > query performs some additional steps in a chain, with a stated > probability (doesn"t matter, say 50%) to die at each step.
		This step > had been put by Jason because without it any node could have generated a > message with an UC value arbirarly high so to compell some other node to > answer and kill the query.
	sourceforge.net /mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=11200225 (834 words)

	boycott-riaa.com - Article: Untraceable File Sharing Inspired by Ants (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Now Jason Rohrer, a 26-year-old programmer in Potsdam, N.Y., thinks he has a way to really boost file-sharing back into popularity.
		When Rohrer was living in Santa Cruz, Calif., and studying for a master's degree in computer science, he noticed a trail of ants had invaded his indoor Ficus tree from the front door.
		Rohrer says he initially didn't design MUTE as a blatant challenge to the RIAA and its efforts to stop piracy.
	www.boycott-riaa.com /article/print/10215 (1188 words)

	Kast
		With the arrival of Kast, described by its creator, Jason Rohrer, as the first konspire2b-based app, "powerful organizations lost the advantage that they had been holding onto for hundreds of years" and for the first time, people can distribute, "high-quality content to a massive audience without expending large amounts of time, money, or other resources".
		By reversing the existing p2p model, we came up with k2b: instead of sending requests into the network in search of a file, the sender pushes announcements into the network in search of potential receivers.
		Jason continued that a few years ago, he worked on a Java-based p2p project called 'konspire' which saw several releases but ultimately never took off.
	www.mp3newswire.net /stories/2003/kast.html (482 words)

	[Cc-uk] Copyright-Free Derivation Through Software
		But when you distribute the Mono file when everybody knows that you’re supposed to use Rohrer’s “file A” as the other file in order to get the MP3 back out, you’re just distributing the MP3 in a different encoding, like distributing it in some encrypted form, or in a ZIP file.
		Rohrer recognizes that MP3s are copies of sound recordings because “an algorithm exists that can convert an MP3 file into sound mechanistically without any additional information”.
		Since everybody knows that you just XOR the mono file with Rohrer’s freely-distributed “file A” to get the MP3, there’s a well-known algorithm that can turn the Mono file into sound.
	lists.ibiblio.org /pipermail/cc-uk/2004-June/000025.html (525 words)

	Covering tracks: new privacy hope for P2P: ZDNet Australia: News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		25 February 2004 10:42 AM Jason Rohrer was battling an insect invasion last year when he hit on an idea that he hopes will help file-swappers hide from the copyright police.
		As ants marched with impunity through the Santa Cruz, California, programmer's home, frustration turned to inspiration and Mute was born.
		Rohrer says this is the natural tradeoff between speed and perfect anonymity.
	www.zdnet.com.au /news/0,39023165,39116295,00.htm (1377 words)

	MUTE - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Unlike the relatively popular Freenet anonymous P2P network, Mute has built in search functionality similar to classical peer-to-peer applications.
		MUTE was developed by Jason Rohrer using an ant-like algorithm.
		This page was last modified 22:11, 17 August 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/MUTE (124 words)

	Rain From Vermont » Holy cow, one of my projects is out in the wild! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		A long while back (at least it seems like a long while back) I was snooping around on the web, killing time, etc. and I found a project called iTunes Music Store 4 All at Downhill Battle.
		As you can see, if you visit that page, they have a list of ideas for what could be done with the script initially created by Jason Rohrer, including converting the markup to XHTML and templating it (making it pretty) with CSS.
		I think the script is a good starting point for something that I’d like to do when I have some time to spare (read: never): Some kind of music search engine that searches all available online-music stores to show which ones have the track you’re searching.
	rain.xidus.net /?p=127 (707 words)

	Jason Rohrer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Jason Rohrer is not a heavy drinker, nor does he advocate the sort of hooliganism represented by the rest of the group.
		He is an honest, upright, and conscientious citzen outraged by hypocrisy and active in the fight against social injustices.
		Interested parties may submit a nude photo (recent) and pricing information.
	www.angelfire.com /celeb/little12steppers/root/rohrer.html (80 words)

	dmusic.com - Anonymous, Open Source P2P with MUTE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Developed entirely in C++ and released as open source, the program runs on Linux, Win32, and Mac OS X. Rohrer spoke with me for the O'Reilly Network, explaining how the ways of the ant could hold the key to anonymity for P2P users.
		Jason Rohrer:Traditional P2P networks can best be described as "direct download" systems.
		Nodes are linked together in a "mesh network," with each node connecting to a small number of neighbors.
	news.dmusic.com /print/13998 (3231 words)

	CS472 Foundations of Artificial Intelligence
		11/7/2000: Jason Rohrer will be holding a last-minute CTF question and answer session on Wednesday, November 8 from 4:30-5:30pm in Upson 328.
		Name this file "email@address_X.zip" where email@address is your complete email address and X is the homework number you are turning in.
		So, if Jason Rohrer were turning in homework 35, he would name his file jcr13@cornell.edu_35.zip;
	www.cs.cornell.edu /Courses/cs472/2000fa/materials.htm (2140 words)

	Andrew Grumet's Weblog:
		Posted by: Jason Rohrer at March 15, 2004 06:13 PM
		Just letting you know that I've had a system like this working for the past two years, called konspire2b.
		Posted by: Jason Rohrer at March 15, 2004 06:15 PM
	grumet.net /weblog/archives/2004/03/15/000704.html (538 words)

	Slyck Forums - Where File-Sharers Meet
		Jason Rohrer has formally confirmed that MUTE has been cracked at that a determined hacker could find out the identity of a user see:
		However, he and Jason and the other MUTE developers need ideas for a solution.
		If you have please contact either Gwren (ANts p2p) or Jason (MUTE) at their respective projects on sourceforge.
	www.slyck.com /forums/viewtopic.php?t=9938 (1484 words)

	MUTE: Simple, Anonymous File Sharing
		A description of the attacks, along with proposed mechanisms to block the attacks, starts in section 10.1 of this document.
		Please send comments to me (Jason Rohrer) by email.
		Translators should submit updates to me (Jason Rohrer) by email.
	mute-net.sourceforge.net (985 words)

	P2P Consortium -> Muddying Copyright Waters
		So says MUTE's Jason Rohrer of his Monolith, created to explore the boundaries of digital copyright.
		It takes two arbitrary binary files (a Basis file and an Element file) and "munges" them together to produce a Mono binary file, with a.mono extension.
		Monolith can also reconstruct an Element file from a Basis file and a Mono file.
	www.p2pconsortium.com /index.php?showtopic=376 (591 words)

	rain.xidus.net: iTMS4All (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		iTMS4All is a Perl script written by Jason Rohrer as a quick little hack to see if getting non iTunes access to the Music Store was possible.
		To take a look at the script, head to my online demo, and you can also download the current and past versions of the script below.
		Version 0.2 (first modification of Jason Rohrer's script - CSS/XHTML)
	rain.xidus.net /itms4all (165 words)

	Boing Boing: Monolith and digital copyright
		BoingBoing reader Jason Rohrer created an app called Monolith, which "munges" together two arbitrarily-selected binary files (called a Basis file and an Element file) to produce a Mono binary file (with a.mono extension).
		Jason says the resulting Mono file will not be statistically related to either file, hence becoming an interesting tool for exploring the boundaries of digital copyright (what is the copyright status of the resulting.mono file?)
		Things get interesting when you apply Monolith to copyrighted files.
	www.boingboing.net /2004/06/09/monolith_and_digital.html (522 words)

	Downhill Battle - iTMS Script (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		APRIL 16 - Jason Rohrer, programmer of the secure filesharing system MUTE and the Downhill Battle Peer-to-Peer Legal Defense Fund has created a script that can search the iTunes Music Store.
		You can try the script on our site here and you can get the source code here.
		Check out our photo-log and get some stickers of your own.
	www.downhillbattle.org /itmsscript (1007 words)

	CREDITS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Andrew S. Barth, Ken Cosby, Jeffrey Cox, Kevin Foy, Daryl Hury, Jeff McLaughlin, & Jason Rohrer
		To our parents for the countless fornication they did to get each and every one of us here.
		And last but not least to our millions and millions of fans that support our sick and dememted minds.
	www.angelfire.com /celeb/little12steppers/root/credits.html (257 words)

	Plastic Bugs - Home of the 'Original' GIMPshop » Blog Archive » 30 Second iTunes Songs - Part 2
		You’d normally have to hit PLAY after each 30 second song is done playing.
		Enter the iTMS-4-ALL (written by Jason Rohrer) web-based app that allows users who don’t run Macs or PCs to search the iTunes Music Store.
		Not only can you search the iTunes Music Store with iTMS-4-ALL, but you can download the song previews too.
	www.plasticbugs.com /index.php?p=231 (420 words)

	Transcend: a new video game by Jason Rohrer
		Transcend: a new video game by Jason Rohrer
		Transcend can best be described as retro-style, abstract, 2D shooter.
		More information about this topic will be added in the future.
	transcend.sourceforge.net (394 words)

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		2 Rohrer, Jason (shillington, pa) / Huici, Martin (fairfax, va)
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		5 Buckwalter, Jason (norristown, pa) / D'Abbene, Bill (royersford, pa)
	members.aol.com /JSVBA/june03.htm (1200 words)

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