Every time you update WordPress, take these extra steps.

1. SSH into your server.
2. Navigate to your blogs directory ( eg: cd /var/www/blog )
3. Backup your wp-login.php file ( eg: mv wp-login.php wp-login.pbackup.452012 )
   Some web scanners will look for every file accessible and change the extension to .backup or php.old or .php.bak, so I include the date to add another layer.
4. Think what you want to change your wp-login.php file name to. For this example I’m going to use wp-banana.php. I like bananas, there is one on my desk.
5. Run this sed command: sed 's/wp-login/wp-banana/g' <wp-login.pbackup.452012 >wp-banana.php
6. Open a browser and access your new login page. http://www.yoursite.com/wp-banana.php
   You should see the normal login and it should take you to your Dashboard.
7. If this didn’t work, copy the backup back.( eg:cp wp-login.pbackup.452012 wp-login.php )
8. Make sure wp-login.php doens’t exist. http://www.yoursite.com/wp-login.php should return a 404 error.
9. Use your blog, don’t forget your new filename and now you can keep attackers from brute forcing your WordPress admin password.

I went to NameCheap. I didn’t do it early enough to take advantage of the SOPASUCKS discount, but it doesn’t matter. It’s not about that. It is a matter of principle.

I went out for a walk after the wind and rain died down and this I the worst thing I saw in my 2 block radius.

2) fill a cup with ice

3) mix 1 shot gin peach sauce

4) fill cup 3/4 lemonade

5) top with prosecco or champagne

6) toss 2 peach slices on top.

7) enjoy.