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16 Responses to "Cats led feds to suspect in Mitt Romney tax return hacking case"
Boundegar says:
Innocent until proven guilty – but it sounds like they have a pile of evidence.
Antinous / Moderator says:
Really? It looked to me like the evidence was a flash drive that he once owned that has a picture of someone else's cats on it. It's not like he's claiming that his car or his gun went missing and he never reported it. Haven't you ever lost a flash drive? They mostly exist so that you can hand them over to other people.
Boundegar says:
"The Secret Service raided his house in 2009 after someone stole encrypted customer information from a Farm Bureau website, according to WSMV."
Maybe just coincidence. I mean, who hasn't stolen encrypted data from secure file servers?
Xploder says:
From the article, "Brown maintained his innocence and ultimately no charges were ever brought."
So he was accused of stealing encrypted customer information but no charges were ever brought? Sounds like innocence to me. At least in that case. This case however remains to be seem what will happen. That's a rather large pile of hard drives, I have four internal and one external drive in my system. Seems to have been server drives. Also, I've never even heard of a "self-employed, wireless internet service provider." What the hell?
Little Mouse says:
It says they previously raided his house after allegations "someone" stole encrypted information and that no charges were brought against him. That's not really evidence of involvement or relevant in this case.
All three of those linked news blurbs are really saying a whole lot of nothing other than there's a flash drive with one or more pictures of a cat on it and that this man and his wife were questioned and apparently released by the feds. That's pretty much it. A whole lot of people are questioned and released about similar crimes all the time, but that doesn't mean they turn out to be involved.
Rory Barr says:
Sir, are you guilty? What about meow?
$19428857 says:
Should have just sold them to Larry Flynt. I'm sure he wouldn't have called the Feebs. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/09/08/larry-flynt-mitt-romney-tax-returns_n_1867477.html
grimc says:
Cats will sell you out in a heartbeat. When will people ever learn?
Eark_the_Bunny says:
I just like the part of article that states, "former presidential candidate Mitt Romney".
EH says:
Anything to stop hearing people say "Governor Romney," like it's a lifetime appointment.
AwesomeRobot says:
You and 61% of the residents of the state he formerly governed.
Antinous / Moderator says:
At least he served a full term.
lasermike026 says:
The feds are filled with the most stupid and regrettable people in the world. They are the dumbest Americans and any legitimacy these agencies had have been swept away by nonsense like this. These people are a direct threat the common decency not to mention the principles law, justice, and the rights of people. I regret my statements are not an exaggeration.
nosehat says:
That grainy photo led them to their suspect. So wait, does this mean the feds have . . . a catabase?
Ping Kee says:
Best headline of the week!
wrecksdart says:
If you're going to compose a (thankfully brief) screed railing against federal incompetency…well, put a little more work into it. Consider some noun-verb agreement, and then move on to the heavier stuff, like making sense. Do you mean the whole federal government, or just the Secret Service? Regrettable? Legitimacy? A direct threat to common decency? Did the Secret Service stop using the words "please" and "thank you"? I regret your statement, too, because it doesn't make a great deal of sense.
And another thing! Why the hell are "the feds" regrettable? We're moving, swiftly, from dull normal, to moronic, to imbecilic at a swift clip. What the deuce is wrong with yo…oh, wait.
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In his weekly column for The Telegraph, Hansen argued that Mascherano is a 'weak link at the back' for 'vulnerable' Barcelona, and urged Chelsea to target him during tomorrow's crucial game. He observed:
"Barcelona are such a good team that he has managed to get away with it [defensive frailty] until now. Mascherano's lack of defensive know-how [last week] resulted in him in virtually holding hands with Carles Puyol before Ramires crossed for Didier Drogba to score. As a result, he couldn't adjust his feet quickly enough to get himself back into position".
Hansen added:
"He almost gifted Chelsea an opening goal from their first throw-in last week when he failed to deal with Branislav Ivanovic and his presence will not help the Barcelona back four build a sense of assurance.
"When he was at Liverpool, Mascherano was always impulsive and...but you cannot play like that as a centre-half. Because of his impulsiveness, he is the kind of defender that will give away penalties, so Chelsea can have success if they pinpoint him again on Tuesday".
Having watched the game, I have to agree with Hansen; Mascherano looked uncomfortable at times against Chelsea, but that may not necessarily replicate itself on home turf.
Barcelona have lost only once at home this season (in all competitions), and given their amazing goalscoring record, I think Chelsea could be on the receiving end of a real battering, which will hopefully destroy their confidence ahead of the FA Cup final :-)
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The box they are packed in says that they measure 51/2" diameter, but they actually measure 5". They do not fit on our hurricanes so had to send them back. Be aware of this measurement so that you won't be disappointed.
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September 13, 2012 | Volume 42, No. 37
Ed Lapeyri
Friends and family members gathered at the middle school gymnasium Saturday to honor the memory of Ed Lapeyri, a businessman and former sawmill owner who once employed more than 300 workers, including 145 in Haines.
Lapeyri died Sept. 3 of complications from a car accident. He had recently undergone surgery for heart bypass and valve replacement, but two weeks ago was given a clean bill of health, said longtime friend Larry Beck.
Lapeyri was 73. At the time of his death, he owned and operated Captain's Choice Motel and Chilkoot Fish and Caviar.
Electrician Erwin Hertz said he didn't need the business, but Lapeyri put him on the payroll at three mills anyway. "I always enjoyed Ed. He always kept up his side of the bargain with me. Whenever there was a problem, I'd go. His friendship was worth it," Hertz said.
Lapeyri was game for new adventures, including swimming in storm swells in Hawaii and skiing at Chilkat Pass with little or no ski skills, Hertz said. "He wasn't a skier, but he sucked it up."
Lloyd Edward Lapeyri was born Jan. 5, 1939 at Mary's Help Hospital in San Francisco to Lorraine Venus and Edward Michelle Lapeyri. He lived in San Francisco until age 12, when his father died and his family moved to Castello, Calif.
He attended high school in Dunsmere, Calif., moving to Fort Jones at the end of his junior year.
For a half-dozen years or more, including two years in high school, Lapeyri played semi-pro baseball with the Scott Valley Stars of the Northern California League. He was a six-time all-star in the league, according to biographical information collected by friend and attorney Fred Triem.
In high school, Lapeyri worked fighting forest fires. After graduation, he found sawmill work in Fort Jones. At 19, he was drafted into the Army and served two years in Germany as a helicopter flight medic.
On his return, he drove across the country and went back to mill jobs in Yreka until 1963. He worked briefly as a policeman before buying a grocery store in Greenview he renamed Eddie's Market.
In 1962, he married childhood friend Sharon Doyle in Reno, Nevada, and adopted her three children. They had two more children together. After marrying, Lapeyri bought a store in Fort Jones. He also worked at Pine Mountain Lumber Co., a mill in Yreka. In 1969, he moved to Tillamook, Ore., where he partnered in a mill.
While working in Tillamook, he met executives of Dant & Russell, a company that operated the Alaska Forest Products mill at Jones Point in Haines. They hired Lapeyri, who moved here in 1971. In 1976, Lapeyri accepted the position of general manager at Mitkof Lumber Co. in Petersburg. He was promoted to president of the company three years later and eventually became an owner with partner Pat Ford.
Larry Beck said Lapeyri worked to get small-mill set-asides established under Tongass National Forest management and – seeking a deep-water port not available in Petersburg – moved the company to Haines in 1987, purchasing the former Schnabel Lumber Co. mill from the state of Alaska.
Chilkoot Lumber Co. operated around the clock and at peak operation employed 145 people in Haines and more in the woods, Beck said. A wastewood boiler powered the plant and during summer months in the late 1980s also supplied the town's power. The mill closed in May 1991.
Lapeyri took over the Captain's Choice in 1994 and operated Chilkoot Fish and Caviar as a processing plant at the former sawmill site from 2004 to 2009.
Cheryl Katzeek, front office manager for the motel for the duration of Lapeyri's ownership, described her boss as keeping an open door and open wallet for employees.
"He never questioned what we did at the office. He never questioned my judgment. He trained us so we could do things without him at the helm. You knew that whatever you did at the desk, you wouldn't get bawled out in the back," Katzeek said.
"He was funny, funny, funny. He always had a joke… He always said, 'Keep smiling' no matter what kind of day you had. That was his trademark thing he'd say when he walked out the door at the end of the day: Keep smiling."
Lapeyri didn't hesitate to donate a room as a premium for local fund-raisers and always donated the motel's best one, a Jacuzzi suite, Katzeek said.
Beck, whose jobs for Lapeyri ranged from fixing toilets to talking with attorneys, said Lapeyri was an unafraid businessman who a few weeks ago was still pursuing new opportunities. "That's how he got the Captain's Choice. He wasn't looking to go into the motel business. He was looking for a business to provide for things and he didn't want to leave Haines."
When he worked as a filer sharpening saws, Lapeyri would quit a job to find another where he could learn more about filing, Beck said. As a sawyer, Lapeyri drove a steam-driven "shotgun" cylinder that required "100 percent concentration," he said.
"There's an awful lot of mental math going on there and you keep those numbers in your head. If you lose concentration, that carriage went out one side of the mill or another and people got hurt."
Lapeyri is survived by siblings residing around the Yreka area including brother Bob Rowe and sisters Jodeane Lapeyri, Sandy Lamar, and Jackie Sellon; by sons Jon Lapeyri of Haines and Brian Lapeyri of Petersburg; and by daughters Lori Smith of Alabama and Tamara Cook of Pennsylvania.
Lapeyri's ashes were scattered Saturday at the Kelsall Landing, where he had enjoyed operating an airboat. Cards may be sent care of the family to Box 392, Haines, 99827. Donations in his name can be made to the Wounded Warriors project.
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Citizens Energy Group would like to congratulate the winners of our third annual student poster contest! The contest was designed to combine a student's artistic talent with the ability to portray how to conserve energy and water. We asked teachers to put their student's creativity and energy to good use. Marion County students and teachers were up to the challenge!
Energy and water conservation not only saves the environment, it saves money. Now, learning this valuable lesson can be fun! Citizens is challenging Marion County students (kindergarten to grade 8) to a creative competition. The rules are simple; students should create a unique poster that demonstrates conservation in their home or community, and will be judged on how effectively students convey their message. Three grand prize winners will be selected, one from each category, grades K-2, 3-5, and 6-8. Teachers of winning students also receive a prize.
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Richard Clarke on Who Was Behind the Stuxnet Attack
April 3, 2012
America's longtime counterterrorism czar warns that the cyberwars have already begun—and that we might be losing
The story Richard Clarke spins has all the suspense of a postmodern geopolitical thriller. The tale involves a ghostly cyberworm created to attack the nuclear centrifuges of a rogue nation—which then escapes from the target country, replicating itself in thousands of computers throughout the world. It may be lurking in yours right now. Harmlessly inactive…or awaiting further orders.
A great story, right? In fact, the world-changing "weaponized malware" computer worm called Stuxnet is very real. It seems to have been launched in mid-2009, done terrific damage to Iran's nuclear program in 2010 and then spread to computers all over the world. Stuxnet may have averted a nuclear conflagration by diminishing Israel's perception of a need for an imminent attack on Iran. And yet it might end up starting one someday soon, if its replications are manipulated maliciously. And at the heart of the story is a mystery: Who made and launched Stuxnet in the first place?
Richard Clarke tells me he knows the answer.
Clarke, who served three presidents as counterterrorism czar, now operates a cybersecurity consultancy called Good Harbor, located in one of those anonymous office towers in Arlington, Virginia, that triangulate the Pentagon and the Capitol in more ways than one. I had come to talk to him about what's been done since the urgent alarm he'd sounded in his recent book, Cyber War. The book's central argument is that, while the United States has developed the capability to conduct an offensive cyberwar, we have virtually no defense against the cyberattacks that he says are targeting us now, and will be in the future.
Richard Clarke's warnings may sound overly dramatic until you remember that he was the man, in September of 2001, who tried to get the White House to act on his warnings that Al Qaeda was preparing a spectacular attack on American soil.
Clarke later delivered a famous apology to the American people in his testimony to the 9/11 Commission: "Your government failed you."
Clarke now wants to warn us, urgently, that we are being failed again, being left defenseless against a cyberattack that could bring down our nation's entire electronic infrastructure, including the power grid, banking and telecommunications, and even our military command system.
"Are we as a nation living in denial about the danger we're in?" I asked Clarke as we sat across a conference table in his office suite.
"I think we're living in the world of non-response. Where you know that there's a problem, but you don't do anything about it. If that's denial, then that's denial."
As Clarke stood next to a window inserting coffee capsules into a Nespresso machine, I was reminded of the opening of one of the great espionage films of all time, Funeral in Berlin, in which Michael Caine silently, precisely, grinds and brews his morning coffee. High-tech java seems to go with the job.
But saying Clarke was a spy doesn't do him justice. He was a meta-spy, a master counterespionage, counterterrorism savant, the central node where all the most secret, stolen, security-encrypted bits of information gathered by our trillion-dollar human, electronic and satellite intelligence network eventually converged. Clarke has probably been privy to as much "above top secret"- grade espionage intelligence as anyone at Langley, NSA or the White House. So I was intrigued when he chose to talk to me about the mysteries of Stuxnet.
"The picture you paint in your book," I said to Clarke, "is of a U.S. totally vulnerable to cyberattack. But there is no defense, really, is there?" There are billions of portals, trapdoors, "exploits," as the cybersecurity guys call them, ready to be hacked.
"There isn't today," he agrees. Worse, he continues, catastrophic consequences may result from using our cyberoffense without having a cyberdefense: blowback, revenge beyond our imaginings.
"The U.S. government is involved in espionage against other governments," he says flatly. "There's a big difference, however, between the kind of cyberespionage the United States government does and China. The U.S. government doesn't hack its way into Airbus and give Airbus the secrets to Boeing [many believe that Chinese hackers gave Boeing secrets to Airbus]. We don't hack our way into a Chinese computer company like Huawei and provide the secrets of Huawei technology to their American competitor Cisco. [He believes Microsoft, too, was a victim of a Chinese cyber con game.] We don't do that."
"What do we do then?"
"We hack our way into foreign governments and collect the information off their networks. The same kind of information a CIA agent in the old days would try to buy from a spy."
"So you're talking about diplomatic stuff?"
"Diplomatic, military stuff but not commercial competitor stuff."
As Clarke continued, he disclosed a belief we're engaged in a very different, very dramatic new way of using our cyberoffense capability—the story of the legendary cyberworm, Stuxnet.
Stuxnet is a digital ghost, countless lines of code crafted with such genius that it was able to worm its way into Iran's nuclear fuel enrichment facility in Natanz, Iran, where gas centrifuges spin like whirling dervishes, separating bomb-grade uranium-235 isotopes from the more plentiful U-238. Stuxnet seized the controls of the machine running the centrifuges and in a delicate, invisible operation, desynchronized the speeds at which the centrifuges spun, causing nearly a thousand of them to seize up, crash and otherwise self-destruct. The Natanz facility was temporarily shut down, and Iran's attempt to obtain enough U-235 to build a nuclear weapon was delayed by what experts estimate was months or even years.
The question of who made Stuxnet and who targeted it on Natanz is still a much-debated mystery in the IT and espionage community. But from the beginning, the prime suspect has been Israel, which is known to be open to using unconventional tactics to defend itself against what it regards as an existential threat. The New York Times published a story that pointed to U.S.-Israeli cooperation on Stuxnet, but with Israel's role highlighted by the assertion that a file buried within the Stuxnet worm contained an indirect reference to "Esther," the biblical heroine in the struggle against the genocidal Persians.
Would the Israelis have been foolish enough to leave such a blatant signature of their authorship? Cyberweapons are usually cleansed of any identifying marks—the virtual equivalent of the terrorist's "bomb with no return address"—so there is no sure place on which to inflict retaliatory consequences. Why would Israel put its signature on a cybervirus?
On the other hand, was the signature an attempt to frame the Israelis? On the other, other hand, was it possible the Israelis had indeed planted it hoping that it would lead to the conclusion that someone else had built it and was trying to pin it on them?
When you're dealing with virtual espionage, there is really no way to know for sure who did what.
Unless you're Richard Clarke…
2 Responses to "Richard Clarke on Who Was Behind the Stuxnet Attack"
April 3, 2012 at 1:34 PM
People I know on the inside of this issue think the NYT article was made up out of many speculative leaps being reported as fact. The article may be accurate, but since factual information is scarce, we're not likely to find out any time soon.
The real story here is not that someone sabotaged Iran's nuclear ambitions. It is the story of how industrial systems can be hacked. Richard Clark is diverting attention from this issue by speculating on the who and where, instead of the what, how, and why.
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SUN PRAIRIE (WKOW) -- The Sun Prairie Police Department says part of Highway 19 won't be open until at least 6:00 p.m. Wednesday.
The update Wednesday morning urges drivers to avoid Windsor Street, which is Highway 19 at Grand Avenue. The intersection will be closed until 6:00 p.m.
SUN PRAIRIE (WKOW) - Emergency personnel have been working throughout the night to repair power outages across the area.
The Sun Prairie Police Department says the eastbound lanes are open near County Road C, but the westbound lanes will remain shut down Wednesday morning. Power lines came down into the road after a strong storm swept through parts of southern Wisconsin.
As of 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, We Energies still has about 23 outages in Dane County, 61 outages in Dodge County and 302 outages in Jefferson County.
Alliant Energy is still reporting about 58 people are without power in Dane County and only 2 people in Columbus County.
MG&E is not reporting any customers with power outages Wednesday morning.
SUN PRAIRIE (WKOW) -- The westbound lanes of Highway 19 in Sun Prairie will stay closed until at least Wednesday afternoon.
Some people and business still don't have power. As of 4:30 a.m. Wednesday, all MG&E customers were back online. Alliant still had some power outages in Dane County. About 58 customers are affected.
We Energies still has outages; about 22 customers are affected in Dane County, 866 in Dodge County, and 1,222 in Jefferson County.
SUN PRAIRIE (WKOW) -- A strong storm swept through southern Wisconsin, knocking over power lines and leading to outages.
Sun Prairie was one area that was hit hard. At least three power poles were leaning at 45 degree angles at the intersection of Highway 19 and County Road C. As of 10 p.m. Tuesday, the westbound lanes of Hwy. 19 were closed.
The state Department of Transportation says part of Highway 73 north of Marshall was also closed because of wires on the ground. It reopened just before 10 p.m.
Marshall also had plenty of downed tree branches.
Thousands of people lost power in Dane, Dodge and Jefferson counties.
As of 11 p.m. Tuesday, Madison Gas and Electric had about 36 customers without power. Alliant Energy had about 1,600 customers out in Dane County. We Energies had about 165 active outages, which affected nearly 14,000 customers in southeast Wisconsin. That included about 775 customers in Dane County, 3,700 customers in Dodge County and about 2,300 in Jefferson County.
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Hollywood rehab can produce unhappy endings, even when the patient isn't named Lindsay or Britney.
That's what Kelly Logan learned when he sought treatment for a methamphetamine addiction at Promises Malibu, detox destination to the stars.
Logan's brother, Garfield, says he paid $42,000 up front to admit the former professional surfer for a month at Promises' canyon-top Mediterranean-style home. Five days later, he says, Promises kicked Logan out for belligerent behavior but kept all the money.
"They're scam artists," said Garfield Logan, a plaintiff in one of four consumer-rights, breach-of-contract and unfair-business-practice lawsuits filed against Promises Malibu and its Westside branch in the last year. Promises has denied the allegations.
The suits and state licensing violations reveal a little-seen side to the high-end rehabilitation centers that have become a Malibu cottage industry and -- thanks to such patrons as Promises alums Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears -- a tabloid feeding ground.
The legal problems also reflect how the Malibu properties -- the area has one of the densest concentrations of rehab retreats in the nation, experts say -- can differ from industry norms, as represented by the Betty Ford Center, Hazelden, Phoenix House and other leaders in addiction treatment.
All of the Malibu centers are for-profit enterprises in a field dominated by not-for-profits. With luxury as a principal appeal, many charge far more than the going rate for residential care. Court records indicate that Promises' fee is more than double the $23,000 cost for a month at Betty Ford.
At the same time, Promises and fierce rival Passages Addiction Cure Center make sweeping claims on their websites about their clinical successes and reputations, purporting to have few or no equals in the world. Addiction researchers say the boasts are virtually impossible to substantiate.
In addition, Promises, Passages and other Malibu rehab firms have identified on their websites a number of psychiatrists and other physicians as staff members, even though the centers are not licensed to provide medical care.
Instead, they are limited to offering services such as detox monitoring that does not require medical treatment; group and individual counseling; and addiction education, state officials say. Over the last few years, Promises and several other centers that do business in Malibu have been cited by state regulators for providing medical services outside the scope of their licenses.
Until recently, the Promises website said the center had a medical staff led by Jack Kuo, director of psychiatry; and Robert Saltzman, medical director. The site no longer refers to a medical staff, and it describes Kuo and Saltzman as "independent affiliates" with the title "independent detox specialist."
The changes occurred after The Times inquired about Promises' operations. The center did not respond to questions about the physicians, and attempts to interview Kuo and Saltzman were unsuccessful.
Two doctors, Robert Waldman and M. David Lewis, have been listed as staff internist and psychiatrist, respectively, and sometimes "addictionologist," on the websites of at least three of the 11 centers that run rehab houses in the Malibu area. Renaissance Malibu described Lewis as an "adjunct" staffer; Waldman was listed as the "medical director" of Cliffside Malibu, but his staff designation has been changed on the website to "M.D./detox."
Bruce Moorman, intake coordinator at the Canyon, a center that identifies Waldman and Lewis as staffers, said there was nothing misleading about the characterization. "They take care of our clients," Moorman said. "They're on site more than not."
Don Grant, director of Harmony Place, whose website also lists Waldman and Lewis under the staff heading, said they do not provide medical care but "monitor the detox" of patients. The state cited Harmony in 2005 for advertising "medical detoxification services" on its website and contracting with physicians.
Grant said Harmony now strictly adheres to the state rules and that Waldman and Lewis are part of the center's "ancillary staff."
"They are not paid by us," he said. "Our clients contract with them independently."
Asked about the website staff listings for several Malibu centers, Lisa Fisher, spokeswoman for the state Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs, which licenses the firms, said the agency planned to investigate. "There should be no medical staff," Fisher said. "No medical services."
Fisher said the Malibu centers are allowed to recommend doctors to patients but that they should not create the impression that they have in-house physicians available to prescribe and administer drugs or provide other types of medical care.


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The inevitable wincing is immediately noticeable whenever the subject of data migration comes up. Most IT professionals have vividly painful stories surrounding data migration gone awry. The exercise of a data migration project can crush many IT operations and decimate the relationship with the storage vendor. Done correctly, it can cement a long, mutually beneficial association.
Data migration is a requirement whenever a storage system is replaced and when storage systems are consolidated. Other times it may be required when a storage system is added or upgraded.
So why are there so many war stories about data migration gone wrong? Is it technology? Sometimes the technology is the culprit. More often it is the human missteps, not the technical ones, that cause the headaches. Missteps could include: poor project planning; lack of criteria for what makes a successful data migration; misrepresented user expectation setting; data sets that are poorly classified or only partially classified; compatibility issues and vendor knowledge gaps (most vendors lack knowledge and experience with other vendors equipment); incomplete security and data protection requirements established; application disruption is greater than anticipated; the budget is under-funded; and timelines are severely underestimated.
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- The window of time committed for the data migration to be completed;
- The classification of the data sets. Data classification also articulates data set accessibility, security (such as encryption) in flight and/or at rest, retention and destruction requirements;
- Which data sets are to be migrated and to what volumes;
- The service level agreements and the level of application disruption allowable. Can it be completed non-disruptively online, or must it be accomplished disruptively offline because of time constraints?
- The methodology that will be acceptable;
- The responsibilities, roles and tasks for each individual and department. If professional services are contracted, expectations must be clearly and completely expressed (and agreed to in writing);
- The definition of a successful data migration. The right data is migrated to the correct target volumes within the timeframes committed with the resources allocated that matches all service level agreements.
There are many products in the market today (with more being announced all the time) specifically aimed at reducing data migration pain. Many of the newer SAN and NAS-based products are designed to make data migration a non-event. The technologies leverage virtualization at either the block or file level, designed to make data migration a totally application non-disruptive process.
This is no doubt a great boon for data migration; however, caveat emptor [let the buyer beware]. Failure to follow data migration best practices can still lead to the wrong kind of memorable experience.
About the author: Marc Staimer is president and CDS of Dragon Slayer Consulting in Beaverton, Oregon.


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A variety of compliance regulations now require that organizations deploy standards-based encryption and separate encryption keys from the data that they product. For C and C++ developers this means storing encryption keys on an external appliance designed for this purpose, and securely retrieving encryption keys in C/C++ applications as they are needed for encryption and decryption tasks. Alliance AES Encryption APIs provide NIST certified AES encryption on all major platforms and operating systems, and Alliance Key Manager provides an affordable solution that meets all compliance regulations for the secure creation, management, storage, and distribution of encryption keys to C/C++ applications. Alliance Key Manager is FIPS-140-2 certified (certificate number 1449) and is perfect for use with C/C++ applications.
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Even before opening his own private practice, Dr. Jason Lupton was intensely familiar with the rigors of the medical profession. After attending Georgetown University's prestigious medical school, Lupton completed a one-year laser-surgery fellowship at the Washington Institute of Dermatologic Laser Surgery, making him one of the few fellowship-trained cosmetic dermatologists in southern California. His sterling reputation has led him to give lectures at the annual meetings of the American Academy of Dermatology and the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery and inside the minds of various schizophrenic celebrities. These days, his expertise is sought by publications such as Cosmopolitan, which he provides between medical and cosmetic dermatology services. In treatments such as laser hair removal, Botox, or sclerotherapy, Lupton wields high-end skincare products from brands such as Glo Minerals and SkinMedica.
Makeup artist and aesthetician Kimberley has come a long way since her days of doing of makeup for the Temecula Frontier Days Pageant. After appearing as a featured artist on Pageant School: Becoming Miss America and serving as a member of Estée Lauder's Regional Makeup Artistry Teams, Kim expanded her scope as a licensed aesthetician to work for Warner Springs Day Spa, The Escape in Fallbrook, Beauty Kliniek, Spa Gregories, and L'Auberge. Today, she practices her medically orientated skincare techniques out of The Serenity Spot in San Diego. With full certifications in services including advanced skin analysis, microdermabrasion, advanced peel protocol (PCA), laser hair removal, and Xtreme eyelash extensions, Kim has earned status as a member of Associated Skincare Professionals. Her training in both American and European skin techniques have kept her in the public eye, where she guests spots as an aesthetician and makeup artist for celebrities, weddings, events, and television shows.
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AIAA SF Dinner Meeting
Wednesday, August 15, 2012; 6:30pm-9:00pm
Michael's at Shoreline, Mountain View
Larry Rinek
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Rotorcraft (also known as rotary wing aircraft) have a unique position among heavier-than-air flying machines. They are easily the most maneuverable of all such aircraft. They are the only type that can routinely attain vertical flight and hover for extended periods. Accordingly, they have captured a number of specialized civilian and military missions. Among rotorcraft we have helicopters, autogiros, and tiltrotors. Helicopters mostly have single rotors, but can have coaxial twin rotors, tandem twin rotors, transverse twin rotors, and eggbeater-style meshing twin rotors. Autogiros have a single unpowered rotor, and tiltrotors (such as the V-22 Osprey) have transverse twin pivoting rotors.
This presentation will trace the origins of rotary wing flight, bring the story up to present, and look into the future. Inventors and experimenters over time have had to overcome major technical obstacles, including issues with propulsion power, weight management, and stability/control. Thus, rotorcraft lagged fixed-wing aircraft development by 30-40 years. A dedicated group of technical professionals and aero researchers for decades have sought to advance understanding of the unusual flight dynamics and aerodynamics of rotorcraft. They attempt to mathematically model nonlinear rotorcraft behaviors, and then use such models to: improve rotorcraft performance, predict the flight qualities of new rotorcraft, build better flight simulators and find paths to mitigate ongoing problems (such as high levels of acoustic noise and vibration). After reviewing some rotorcraft basics (controls, aerodynamics, flight dynamics), Larry Rinek will walk through key historical milestones of rotorcraft development, outlining successful solutions.
Larry Rinek is a published aviation historian, a guest lecturer in aero engineering for multiple universities, a former USAF officer, a senior technology consultant at Frost & Sullivan (in Mt. View, CA). Holding a BS in engineering plus an MBA in marketing, he is a veteran of the aerospace industry, and an active member of various aero/technical organizations. This includes: American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE International), American Aviation Historical Society (AAHS), Society for Aviation History (SAH), the Air Force Association (AFA), and the Aircraft Engine Historical Society (AEHS). Besides having flight training in fixed wing aircraft (Piper J-3C Cub), he is an avid pilot of radio-control (RC) model helicopters.
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Something about TV singing shows tends to bring out the worst in human nature: put-downs, feuds and back-stabbing.
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When Fox's "American Idol" rolls out its 11th season Wednesday, the No. 1 show will face a newly competitive landscape. "Idol" returns mere weeks after "The X Factor," the spawn of ex-"Idol" judge Simon Cowell, wrapped up its inaugural run on Fox. And NBC will give the second season of its singing contest "The Voice" a huge push with a post-Super Bowl premiere early next month.


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CLINTON — "What's New in Diabetes Care" will be one of the topics discussed at the diabetic forum next week.
The forum will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 13, at Medical Associates west building, 931 13th Ave. North. Parking is available in the back of the building with rear entry.
The program is open to all individuals having diabetes, and to anyone interested in learning more about the disease. There is no charge for this program.
For more information, contact Sue Collins, registered nurse, and certified diabetic educator, at Medical Associates, or call (563) 519-0309.
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FULTON, Ill. — The Fulton High School class of 1951 will meet for lunch at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Family Chef in Morrison, Ill.
For reservations, call (309) 887-4069.
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DEWITT — The Doyle family reunion will be held Saturday at Doug and Teresa Yegge's, 2803 262nd St.
The reunion will begin at 10:30 a.m., a Mass will be held at 11 a.m. and lunch will begin at noon. Bring a dish to pass; meat will be furnished.
For more information, call (563) 659-5561.
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CLINTON — Tickets are available to travel to Chicago with the YWCA to see "The Book of Mormon" at the Bank of America Theatre on Saturday. There also is a "bus-only option" available, for those wishing to take a day-trip into Chicago.
"The Book of Mormon" follows the story of two missionaries who are both naïve and optimistic, trying to share the Book of Mormon. However, they have trouble connecting with the locals, who are more worried about war, famine, poverty, and AIDS. This play contains explicit language, and is for mature audiences only.
Trip price is $90 for YWCA members and $95 for community members. Trip price includes theater ticket and transportation. There is also bus-only option for $35.
Drop offs will be made at Water Tower Place and the Theater District. The bus will leave the YWCA parking lot at 7:30 a.m. Showtime is 2 p.m.
Tickets are limited. Reserve a seat by calling the YWCA at 242-2110.


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In school districts like Middletown that recently changed the school board election date to November, terms of office that would have expired by May are now extended to January, 2014.
For Michael Mascone, serving an additional 8 months on the Middletown Township Board of Education is no longer possible since a change job responsibilities. The one-term member tendered his resignation, effective August 21.
"With preparing for meetings and attendance at meetings, I was putting in 35 to 40 hours a month," said Mascone.
"The reason I am resigning does not have anything to do with the amount of time it took. It's more out of a sense of doing the right thing. I don't want to shortchange the process," he said in a phone interview Wednesday.
Mascone, who was the Facilities Committee Chair, as well as a member of the co-curricular/sports and negotiations committee and the liaison to Joint Shared Services/Consolidation Advisory organization, said he was surprised to learn how much time the Board of Education dedicates to its responsibilities. "Not in a bad way, but in a good way. In a 'checks-and-balances' kind of way," he said.
There was plenty for a board member to become involved in. "I could be putting in 40 hours a week, if I had it," he said.
There are now six seats open for the nine-member board, with elections approaching in November. To the candidates preparing to run, Mascone offers some advice.
"The best thing I could advise them is to be engaged in it, prepare for it, and plan for it," he said.
After the reading of his resignation letter (see attachment) Board member Vinnie Brand said, "This is the third or fourth board member that has resigned since I got on the board less than three years ago.We'd also had resignations from three superintendents."
Brand said, "I'd very much like this board to consider the time commitment required to serve on the board. I really think we should look forward to creating an atmosphere where people don't feel have to resign or give up their personal lives or their professional lives."
He continued, "This is the month of August and I've counted 12 meeting nights in the summer for central administative members and board members. I have to be honest with you, I don't think that's necessary."
After the meeting, Board Member Leonora Caminiti said the time commitment could be intense at times, but rewarding. "I've had three boys earn Eagle Scouts -- I've been through the process three times. That's what I would say it's like."
With Mascone's departure, a vacancy is now available. Anyone wishing to run for office and serve out the term must submit a petition by Friday.


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My usual vocal chain is Shure SM7b, Api 512c, Wavearts Track5 (which I only use the Gate section) and Izotope Nectar. Recently I took my API Lunchbox and SM7b to a friends house to record. He didn't have any plug-ins on his computer and I realized he needed compression on his vocals. When I bought my Lunchbox and 512c I also bought an API 527 compressor. It's always been in the Lunchbox but I rarely use it. In fact, I'm ashamed to say I just use software compressors, mostly presets and never really figured out how to set my 527. That's what this post is all about. This is a question to Wire to the Ear readers. What would be a good setting on my 527 compressor for vocals. What's a good starter setting and what should I adjust?
I've already asked a friend (Cesar B. de Guzman aka @cyndiseui) on Instagram. I set my 527 as he thought would be a good start. He makes a lot of music but what do you think?
"527 is a VCA comp that has a very fast attack response. U could do this ratio 1 til 3. Attack 3 o clock. Release 8-9 o'clock. Set to new if you want something sparkling style or old as punch vintage type… The only thing you could adjust yrself is threshold. Technically you could leave from 2 to 3 db down from the threshold as a starter." – cyndiseui
For more info: apiaudio.com/527.html
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Here's a few photos from this weeks studio upgrade. I've waited too long to add an API Lunchbox to my life. Within a few minutes of hooking up the 512c mic pre I was ear to ear smiling. Ableton's routing makes things extra awesome because I can send any channel out to the Lunchbox and back with just a few clicks. The 512c also has seperate Mic and Line inputs with a toggle switch. It's all very convenient and sounds absolutely awesome. I sent some softsynths, drum machines and iPad all quickly through the 512c and 527 compressor and back. The overal mix simply shined clearly. Once I added vocals also through the new toys and a new Shure SM7b mic everything turned into magic. Why did I wait so long?
"Founded in 1968, Automated Processes Inc. (or API) are manufacturers of high-end recording studio equipment including stand-alone preamplifier designs, equalization units and mixing consoles. They are perhaps most noted for their modular approach to equipment manufacture with their trademark lunchbox design which allows preamplifier, compressor and equalizer modules to be added to a recording studio design as budget allows. These modules include the 512c preamp, the 525 compressor, the 527 compressor, the 550a and 550b semi-parametric equalizers, and the 560 graphic equalizer." – Wikipedia
For more info: apiaudio.com
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I've used these API units in Lunchbox form and they are amazing. I once did a A/B test comparing my mic with 5 Powercore plug-ins vs a lone API 512c compressor. No matter how I tweaked things the raw 512c killed it. The new Channel Strip puts the very best API has to offer in a single rackmount unit. Expect a street price around $2700. If you do vocals and your sticking with making music for the next 10+ years it's worth the price.
"The Channel Strip is made up of a 512c mic pre, our famous 550A EQ, the 527 Compressor and the 325 Line Driver, combining many well-known and highly coveted pieces in one package. Each processing piece can be switched in or bypassed individually and a Flip switch allows the compressor to be placed after the EQ if desired. Additionally, The Channel Strip includes an insert point, sidechain input, multiple metering locations as well as the famous API 2520/transformer combination." – apiaudio.com
For more info: apiaudio.com
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A real analog kick processed by some monster hardware boxes. Record it 65 ways and give it away free. That's what Wave Alchemy just did. Hey, it got me to their site to look around.
"65 24-bit 100% royalty free kick drum (Jomox AIRBase 99) samples which have been recorded through an A-grade signal chain including devices such as the Thermionic Culture Vulture, Empirical Labs Distressor and API 512c pre-amp." – wavealchemy.co.uk
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For years many musicians, producers and music fans have been crying foul about the "Loudness War". This is when a mastering engineer compresses and limits the dynamic range of a song to make it louder to the point of ruining the music. Many times it's not the engineer's fault as he or she is just following directions from the label or the band. It makes some sense you would want your album to be louder than others as it would stand out but when everyone is doing it the end effect is music is simply ruined.
Things have finally boiled over with the release of the new Metallica album Death Magnetic. Apparently it sounds so squashed that even their metal head fans can't stand it. To add fuel to the fire a version of some of the album tracks appear mastered more tastefully in the newly released Guitar Hero 3 (video game).
"Music released today typically has a dynamic range only a fourth to an eighth as wide as that of the 1990s. That means if you play a newly released CD right after one that's 15 years old, leaving the volume knob untouched, the new one is likely to sound four to eight times as loud. Many who've followed the controversy say "Death Magnetic" has one of the narrowest dynamic ranges ever on an album." – wsj.com
I'm pleased this is getting attention because I personally can't stand the smashed sound. It's fine when it's part of the artistic endeavor (such as any song by Justice) but other than that I find it seriously unpleasant.
The Wall Street journal has a great interactive graphic online comparing the sound quality of an old and new Metallica track: click here
If your a Metallica fan (I'm not) you can sign a petition to have the album re-mastered: click here
Read the full Wall Street Journal story: click here
Wikipedia's entry for the Loudness war: click here
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Howard and Helen Weerheim planned to celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary during the week of Aug. 13 with their family.
They were married Aug. 16, 1947, at the First Presbyterian Church in Delhi.
Their son, Elwood and his wife, Salinda from Minoa, daughter, Marlene and her husband, Ron from Mesa, Ariz., son, Keith and his wife, Karen from Lago Vista, Texas, daughter, Lorna from New Hope, Pa.; and grandchildren, Ehren and friend Sarah Colby from Salt Lake City, Utah, Kimberly, Michelle from Minoa, Christopher and Ciara from New Hope, Pa.; and great-grandchildren, Michael and Joey from Minoa, as well as a few other family members from the area, were expected to attend the celebration.


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Middlebury moved to 8-1 on the season as they picked up a 13-9 NESCAC road win at Bates. The Panthers return to action when they host Skidmore at 4:00 Wednesday on Kohn Field.
Middlebury built a 6-2 advantage by halftime with two goals apiece from Alison Perencevich, Kim Walker and Katherine Entwisle. Bates got two quick goals from Meg Coffin and Caroline Thomas to open the second half. But Walker, Perencevich, Channing Weymouth and Michele Bergofsky each scored to boost the Panthers' lead to a game-high six goals, at 10-4, with 15:33 left in the game.
Bates battled back again, with scores from Molly Wagner and Katherine Farmer , but Walker stemmed the momentum with her fourth score of the game, putting Middlebury ahead 11-6 with 6:59 left to play. Middlebury allowed three more goals but held on for the win.
In addition to Walker's four goals, Entwisle and Perencevich had three apiece, while Bergofsky collected four assists to go with her one goal. Middlebury goalkeeper Blair Bowie came up with 10 saves to earn the win.


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TVA wants input on wind power purchase
TVA wants to gauge the public response to a proposal to buy up to 200 megawatts of wind power from a North Dakota company and will accept comments through Dec. 4.
TVA has contracted with CPV Ashley Renewable Energy Co. LLC in McIntosh County, N.D. to provide up to 200 megawatts of power for 20 years. The proposed wind energy site would have 67 to 133 wind turbines on about 17,000 acres and generation is expected to begin in late 2012.
Purchase of the power is contingent on the potential environmental impacts of the construction and operation of the project. TVA has added up to 1,581 megawatts of wind power resources to its portfolio since December 2008. It's renewable energy mix now totals 4,443 megawatts from hydroelectric, wind, solar and gas sources. Also, TVA counts the 6,900 megawatts provided by its nuclear plants as part of its emission-free energy mix.
"TVA is working to achieve its vision to be one of the nation's leading contributors of low-cost, cleaner energy," Anda Ray, senior vice president of Ennvironment and Technology, said in a prepared statement.
More information on TVA's Draft Environmental Assessment of the wind power purchase, plus a chance to comment on it are here.


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Supreme Court rejects federal regulator bid
Queen's University business professor Steven Salterio is available to comment on today's Supreme Court of Canada decision that ruled against the federal government's plan to create a national securities regulator.
The decision means the provincial governments will still be responsible for securities regulation.
"The decision is expected but unfortunate," says Dr. Salterio. "For years I've been saying we need a national securities regulator but it could never be constitutionally done solely by the federal government. I believe there should be a national securities enforcement body. What's the difference between a regulatory and enforcement organization? A national securities enforcement body would be a focused organization with the sole mandate to investigate and enforce the various multilateral and national securities laws and regulations that are in effect across Canada. The power to make laws and regulations would remain where it has been for the last hundred years, with the provincial government and their securities commissions. Therefore, there is no loss of sovereignty or jurisdiction at the provincial level but enforcement makes a quantum leap forward."
Dr. Salterio is an expert on corporate governance and the director of the CA-Queen's Centre for Governance.
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if i have two controllers connected on too my wii how cann i turn off the second controller
if i have two controllers connected on too my wii how cann i turn off the second controller
Disconnect battery? That's the only way I can 'literally' switch the Wii remote off. There's no on/off switch anywhere and sometimes its just left sitting there, draining the battery power, even when not in use in 30 minutes.
isnt there an on/off switch on the top left corner?.. whats that for anyway?
your controller will automatically turn off if you leave it alone for more then a minute it will turn back on if you press any buttons on it and the wii is still on.
to the second guy the power button on the corner of the controller is to turn off the Wii and all the controllers it does not turn off the controller. The wii controller is never completely off it will blink if you press a button and the wii is off but it doesn't use any power unless you press a button. Use rechargeable batteries this solves the problem of power drainage and don't tell me its too hard because its not takes 2 seconds to take the batteries out and put them on the charger when they are dead.
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Well I used 2 controllers for the first time yesterday the first controller will go off by itself after a few mintues, but if i have two controllers connected the second will not go off by itself.Originally Posted by Link_of_Hyrule
are you guys sure, cause i mean i played it a LOT, but we only had it to play yesterday and a little the day before and the battery is already dead
press home button then go on controller settings then go on connect controllers...jus connect the 1 u want to use
what is the battery life for these things?
i remember reading that i u want to connect a controller u press 2 button but no one knows of a combination of buttons to press to turn of the wii mote
depends on what kind of batteries you useOriginally Posted by Keeganlunn
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The Sorting Hat is a pointed Wizard's hat that is used to sort new students into their Houses each year at Hogwarts. It is described as patched, frayed, and extremely dirty. The hat is brought into the Great Hall at the begining of the start-of-term feast and is placed on a stool, from which perch it will sing a song about the sorting. The song is different each year. After the song has been sung, each new student puts the hat on in turn, to find out in which house he or she belongs. The Sorting Hat looks into the mind of the student to see what traits and characteristics each has that define their personality and will decide which House fits best. (PS/SS 7)


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A recent WYMT on-line poll shows more than 70% of those responding are not in favor of a government run public option for health care. Nearly 25% say they support the proposal.
I should mention, this poll only represents the opinions of the 548 people that chose to participate. It should not be considered a scientific sample of public opinion. Still, it is a starting point for conversation.
Results: Do you support a government run public option for health care?
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No - 70.1%
Undecided - 5.5%
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