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Tegan and Sara and the Lonely Island to Perform at the Oscars
By Jeremy Gordon on February 6, 2015 at 5:07 p.m. EST
At the 87th Academy Awards, Tegan and Sara and the Lonely Island will contend in the category of Best Original Song for "Everything Is Awesome" from The Lego Movie. Now, it's been announced that they'll perform "Everything Is Awesome" together at the February 22 ceremony.
Vampire Weekend's Ezra Koenig to Perform With Karen O at the Oscars
By Evan Minsker on March 1, 2014 at 11:50 a.m. EST
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At this year's Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday night, Karen O will perform "The Moon Song". The track from Her is nominated for Best Original Song. Now, AP reports that during rehearsals, she was joined by Vampire Weekend frontman Ezra Koenig on acoustic guitar.
Karen O to Perform at the Oscars
By Jenn Pelly on February 13, 2014 at 10:05 a.m. EST
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Karen O: "The Moon Song" (via SoundCloud)
This year's Academy Awards ceremony will air March 2. Along with performances from Pharrell and U2, the show will also feature Karen O of Yeah Yeah Yeahs, as The Hollywood Reporter notes. She will sing "The Moon Song" from the soundtrack to the Spike Jonze film Her.
Pharrell to Perform at the Oscars
By Carrie Battan on February 4, 2014 at 10:56 a.m. EST
Pharrell's omnipresence continues to bleed into 2014. He'll get the chance to reclaim the spotlight from his hat when he performs his Oscar-nominated Despicable Me 2 track "Happy" at this year's Academy Awards, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Pharrell is familiar with Oscar territory—he and Hans Zimmer served as music consultants for the ceremony two years ago.
Arcade Fire, Fiona Apple, the Black Keys, Karen O, Rick Ross Make Oscar Song Longlist
By Evan Minsker on December 11, 2012 at 7:43 p.m. EST
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As Rolling Stone reports, the longlist for the Best Original Song Academy Award has been revealed. Among the 75 potential nominees, the list features some pretty noteworthy possibilities, including Arcade Fire, Fiona Apple, the Black Keys, Karen O, Rick Ross, Adele, and more.
Karen O and Brian Eno Out of Oscar Race for Best Score
By Tom Breihan on January 5, 2010 at 12:45 p.m. EST
Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman Karen O and art-rock titan Brian Eno both wrote the scores for major motion pictures released in 2009: Karen O (along with Carter Burwell) tackled Spike Jonze's Where the Wild Things Are and Eno handled Peter Jackson's The Lovely Bones. But according to the Wrap (via Rolling Stone), neither one will be eligible to win a Best Original Score Oscar at this year's Academy Awards.
Karen O, Jack White, Jarvis Cocker Make Oscar Song Nomination Longlist
By Ryan Dombal on December 17, 2009 at 2:15 p.m. EST
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The Oscars just released the list of 63 songs that could be nominated for this year's Best Original Song statue, and several P4k faves are one step closer to holding a naked golden guy on March 7, 2010. Two songs from Karen O's Where the Wild Things Are soundtrack-- "All Is Love" and "Hideaway"-- made it, along with Jack White's "Fly Farm Blues" from It Might Get Loud, Jarvis Cocker's "Petey's Song" from Fantastic Mr. Fox, Nas's "Legendary" from Tyson, and Lykke Li's Twilight: New Moon song, "Possibility".
M.I.A. Loses Oscar Bid
By Scott Plagenhoef on February 23, 2009 at 10:10 a.m. EST
New mother M.I.A. missed out on the Oscar telecast, and then missed out on the Oscar itself, as her fellow Slumdog Millionaire nominee A.R. Rahman took home the trophies for both Original Score and Original Song-- the latter for his Bollywood closing-credit number "Jai Ho". M.I.A. and Rahman's "O Saya" was considered a longshot for the song award-- also in competition was Peter Gabriel's "Down to Earth", from WALL-E-- and was even relegated to a near afterthought in a mercilessly short song medley that saw John Legend pinch-hit for a protesting Gabriel (he refused to perform the song in abbreviated form) and we learned (OK, I learned) that Rahman also actually sings.
The broadcast on the whole was more musical than usual-- no surprise with screenwriter and director Bill Condon (Dreamgirls; forthcoming Aaliyah biopic) co-producing and musical theater vet Hugh Jackman hosting. The musical adjustments were hit and miss: Jackman's opening number was actually both funny and entertaining, but a tribute to musicals was a bit of an indulgence on the part of the producers, and a clumsy way to shoehorn box-office winners/critical losers High School Musical and Mamma Mia! into the proceedings.
Also a bit off: Queen Latifah serenading the deceased. Ostensibly a move to eliminate the tacky applause that punctuates the video montage of movie greats who have passed on since the last telecast, it may have worked in the room for that reason, but the decision to often broadcast the stage rather than focus simply on the short film itself made Latifah oddly compete with her subject and the screen even difficult to read.
The best musical decision of the night was more subtle: Moving the band from an orchestra pit to the stage, which allowed both closer proximity between the host/podium and audience and, in combination with the excellent set design, gave the proceedings a loose yet classic showbiz feel that Condon was clearly aiming for.
Other broadcast highlights: Milk screenwriter Dustin Lance Black's eloquent acceptance speech-- by some distance the night's best; the Steve Martin-Tina Fey double act; Judd Apatow, Seth Rogen, and James Franco's short, Pineapple Express-inspired film-- particularly their skewering of typical Oscar bait The Reader and Doubt; Penelope Cruz's graceful acceptance; Kate Winslet's dad's whistle; Anne Hathaway's opening-number appearance; overdue recognition of Danny Boyle; grouping categories together under the baton of a few presenters and generally cutting down on the corny banter between those at the podium.
Things that didn't work: The shout-outs from past winners, which were sometimes awkward and rarely entertaining. They were probably nice for the nominees but it was a drag on the broadcast, unless you were somehow hoping they'd find a way to work greats like Cuba Gooding Jr. or Goldie Hawn into the night...
Oddly annoying: Much as I love Man on Wire-- and the central feat in the film is beyond staggering-- Phillipe Petit's spritely joy-bringing and pranksterism is moving from "charming and boyish" to "Roberto Benigni" with every new public appearance.
Biggest downer of all: Mickey Rourke losing. Sean Penn was great and all, but the entertainment value of the night would have been about 100x higher had Rourke taken the stage. Plus, it was deserved.
Most of the other Oscar crimes took place well before the ceremony this year, with the inevitable march of middlebrow inconsequences like Doubt, Frost/Nixon, Changeling, and Forrest Benjamin Button to multiple precursor and Oscar nods at the expense of actual great films and performances like WALL-E, The Wrestler, Sally Hawkins and Eddie Marsan in Happy-Go-Lucky (and the film itself), John Malkovich in Burn After Reading (and art direction, or whichever one of these rewards creating a dildo chair), and Michelle Williams in Wendy and Lucy, as well as the still-unbelievable snub of Bruce Springsteen.
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For the third quarter ended November 2, Ulta Beauty announced that net income increased to $45.4 million versus $38.2 million in the fiscal 2012 period. Income per diluted share advanced to 70 cents versus 59 cents in the third quarter of fiscal 2012.
A severance charge decreased net income per diluted share by two cents.
Results missed a Zachs Consensus Analyst estimate of 74 cents per diluted share.
Comparable store sales gained 6.8% versus the year-earlier period. Ulta includes online sales in its comp figures. Net sales increased 22.4% to $618.8 million, the company stated. Operating income increased to $72.9 million, or 11.8% of net sales, versus $61.3 million, or 12.1% of net sales, in the third quarter of fiscal 2012.
"The Ulta Beauty team delivered solid top line growth, with particular strength in our on-line sales, despite a challenging environment," said Mary Dillon, Ulta CEO. "We also made significant progress on our growth strategies, including opening a record number of new stores, seamlessly rolling out a new e-commerce site while maintaining strong top-line momentum, completing this year's roll-out of Clinique and Lancôme boutiques, and continuing to launch new and exclusive products and brands."
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Airware is building the Aerial Information Platform for the development and safe operation of commercial drones.
In 2011, we identified a significant gap in the market. Military autopilots were too inflexible and expensive and hobbyist projects weren't safe or reliable enough for commercial use. We knew that for the growing number of diverse commercial applications, the industry needed more than an autopilot.
Airware's Aerial Information Platform enables customers to tailor UAS to any commercial application by seamlessly connecting airframes, actuators, sensors, payloads, and application-specific software.
Captain Kirk's Son
Founder & CEO
Jonathan is the Founder and CEO of Airware. He began working on small UAS while studying electrical engineering and computer science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). After graduation, he joined Boeing to work on the development of the A160T Hummingbird, a fully autonomous 6,000-pound helicopter, which broke the world record for longest endurance helicopter flight. Jonathan founded Airware in 2011 due to both personal and industry frustrations with the inflexible and costly "black box" autopilots on the market. In his free time, Jonathan enjoys flying manned aircraft. He is a commercial multi-engine rated pilot with experience flying small singles up through twin turboprops.
Harry Potter Ph.D.
CTO, Founding Team
Buddy has a BS, MS and Ph.D. in Aeronautics and Astronautics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). His research has included adaptive control for indoor UAVs, autonomous battery swap for aerial platforms, autopilot design for R&D, and robot learning from demonstration. As CTO, Buddy helps guide the long-term product roadmap to incorporate new developments from industry and academia into the Airware product line.
Saving Private Ryan
Vice President of Sales and Marketing
Mark is Airware's Vice President of Sales and Marketing. He is responsible for building and maintaining client relationships and spreading the word about applications for UAS. He has experience bringing new technology to global commercial & government sectors in Fortune 500 enterprise businesses as well as startups. Most recently, he was Vice President of Sales at Picarro, Inc., where he drove their installed base from nothing to over $100 million in 5 years.
Dennis Leary
VP Operations
Rene has more than 20 years of experience leading complex electronics manufacturing based in the USA, Asia and the European Union. Most recently he was VP of Manufacturing and Supply Chain at Echelon Corporation. There he transformed Operations from research and development support to a corporate cost-reduction and control engine that fueled 40% annualized growth and an IPO. At Airware he is responsible for building a robust supply chain managing suppliers and CM agreement negotiations and new product introduction.
Jon Stewart, J.D.
Vice President General Counsel
As VP General Counsel at Airware, Sasha manages all legal matters. Sasha has more than 19 years of legal and business experience at public and private technology companies managing legal affairs as well as corporate strategy, capital financings, and business development. He has served as General Counsel for over 10 years and as COO for over 3 years. He has worked at a range of companies including CNET Networks, LeapFrog, Lexar, and Livescribe. Prior to moving in house, Sasha worked at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati in Palo Alto and at Latham & Watkins in San Francisco. Sasha has a JD from UCLA School of Law. In his free time, Sasha enjoys outdoor activities with his wife and three children.
Joely Richardson
Director of People Operations
As Director of People Operations at Airware, Krissy is helping to develop and cultivate innovative company culture. Prior to Airware, Krissy led HR at Flurry, where she provided HR support through acquisition by Yahoo. Prior to Flurry, she was at OpenTable, where she managed strategic HR functions through a period of rapid, global employee growth and eventual IPO. Krissy has a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Northeastern University. In her spare time, she enjoys fitness and all that the wine country lifestyle has to offer.
Katherine Keenar
Head of Talent Acquisition
Lisa has more than 15 years of experience building engineering teams at early-stage startups and high-growth organizations in both consumer and enterprise industries. Previously, Lisa was Head of Talent at Airtime and Lookout Mobile Security and has grown teams at companies including Spotify, MarkLogic, Vontu and Google as Lead Technical Recruiter. At Airware, she is responsible for leading talent acquisition across the organization. In her free time, Lisa enjoys escaping to Lake Tahoe and of course, training to run on Airware's Ragnar Relay team.
Patrick Dempsey
Vice President of Finance
Ken has more than 20 years of finance and accounting experience and over 10 years of SaaS related business modeling. He has worked at a range of companies including Ernst & Young LLP, The Walt Disney Co., Time Warner Inc., Autodesk Inc. and Scient Corp. Most recently he has held senior executive finance roles at several startups with a focus on building out financial business models, implementing financial best practices and advising management teams on maximizing capital. Ken is a CPA and has an MBA from UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business. At Airware, Ken oversees financial models and accounting practices, and supports the team with valuation and business analytics.
Vice President of Product
Don is Vice President of Product at Airware. In this capacity, he works with our Engineering, Sales, Marketing and Research and Development teams to develop product requirements and strategy for the Airware platform. He also runs the Airware partner program. Over the past 25 years Don has led product management, development, and partner programs at several of the world's leading geospatial technology firms including Polaris Wireless, deCarta, Autodesk, Trimble, and Esri.
Dave Milanes
Director of Engineering, Founding Team
Dave leads the Software Engineers at Airware in their cross-disciplinary system development effort. Previously, Dave was the Lead Flight Controls Engineer on the A160T Hummingbird autonomous helicopter at Boeing. There, he designed, implemented, and tested numerous flight control algorithms and software modules. During his time with Boeing, Dave was involved in dozens of systems flights tests with roles ranging from flight test director to flight test engineer. Dave has a SM in Aeronautics and Astronautics from MIT.
Jonathan Lovegren
Flight Controls Engineer, Founding Team
Jonathan leads the Flight Controls Engineering team at Airware. He designs and tests the logic and control laws that safely fly the aircraft from takeoff to landing. In a sense, he creates the onboard intelligence that replaces the human pilot. Prior to joining the team, he developed flight control software for the Boeing A160T Hummingbird unmanned helicopter, including multi-dimensional flight envelope protection logic.
Robert Ussery
Electrical Engineer, Founding Team
Robert was Airware's first employee and leads Electrical Engineering. The team is designing the autopilot electronics that enable our customers to integrate Airware into their vehicles. Before joining Airware, Robert was an Electrical Engineer at Boeing, where he designed avionics for the A160T Hummingbird unmanned helicopter. He has also worked on Guinness World Record-breaking projects, including the Flight of the Century and a Swigz.com Pro Racing electric motorcycle.
Stefan Aprodu
UAV Systems Engineer
Stefan integrates the Airware platform into customer vehicles and conducts flight testing of new aircraft, payloads, and sensors that will become Airware-compatible. Stefan came to Airware from Toronto, Canada, where he was a UAV Project Engineer at Brican Flight Systems, a small UAV manufacturer, integrator, and service provider. Stefan attended the University of Toronto, where he participated in the AUVSI student UAS competition, the Canadian UAS competition, and the SAE Aero Design competition, and earned a Bachelor's in Aerospace Engineering.
Mark Bauer
Product Designer
At Airware, Mark is a Product Designer working on the visual design of the the GCS, the Configuration Manager and the Web Application. Prior to Airware, Mark designed enterprise content management applications at Box.com, and point-of-care medical applications for Unbound Medicine. When he's not designing he enjoys drawing, playing chess and exploring the outdoors.
Andrew Behn, Ph.D.
Software Developer
Andrew is working on the Ground Control Station software that allows users to fly their Airware powered vehicles. Before joining Airware, he developed real-time analytics engines at OSIsoft, a database vendor for the Process Industry. Andrew earned a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from the University of California, Berkeley with a dissertation on computational quantum chemistry. In his spare time, he is an avid hiker, camper, traveller and reader. His current side project is to read a biography of every U.S. president.
Michael Bender
Senior Software Architect
Michael is the Senior Software Architect at Airware. Here, he is responsible for developing the product architecture across the stack. He has more than 25 years of experience developing software and firmware at companies including Credence ID, Oracle Corporation and Sun Microsystems. In his free time, Michael, a sailor, works on embedded marine navigation and instrumentation.
Brett Bethke, Ph.D.
Software Architect
Brett is architecting the messaging framework that allows communication between Airware-compatible components. Before he joined Airware, Brett was a Computational Engineer at Argonne National Laboratory, where he developed optimization algorithms and analysis tools for a variety of problem domains including hydropower operations and building energy efficiency. Prior to that, Brett was CTO of Feder Aerospace Inc., where he envisioned, designed and delivered an advanced software platform for robotic control applications for Unmanned Aerial Systems. Brett has a Ph.D and a SM in Aerospace Engineering from MIT.
Pat Bouffard
Flight Controls Engineer
At Airware, Pat develops the guidance, navigation and control software components that exist at the heart of the Airware platform and enable the autonomous vehicles to be autonomous. Pat has a MS in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences from UC Berkeley. Before graduate school, Pat worked in the Controls, Operations & Analysis department of MDA Space Missions on the Mobile Servicing System, a system on the International Space Station.
John Bressler
Hardware Ecosystem Product Manager
John is the Hardware Ecosystem Product Manager working with partners to expand the range of devices and sensors that will connect to the Airware platform. Previously, he worked at Lockheed Martin, working on GPS/Inertial guidance systems for autonomous underwater vehicles. Most recently, he worked for a Taiwan-based startup focused on consumer electronics technologies. John holds Bachelor and Master degrees in Mechanical Engineering from Northwestern University and a Master in Business Administration from the University of California, Berkeley Haas School of Business.
Liam Bucci
Software Engineer
Liam works on the safety critical embedded software team, writing code to run on and support Airware's hardware modules. Prior to Airware, Liam worked as an engineer at the Cognitive Anteater Robotics Laboratory at the University of California, Irvine where he built robots that were used for research into computational neuroscience and simulations of bio-inspired neural networks. He designed, built, and maintained several robots, working on all levels, from PCB design through to user interface. Before that, he started his career as a mechanical engineer for WET Design in Los Angeles, designing water features which can be seen prominently at CityCenter in Las Vegas. Liam has a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Carnegie-Mellon.
Mark Christian
Senior Product Marketing Manager
Mark is the Senior Product Marketing Manager responsible for product marketing at Airware. Mark has over 15 years of experience using and marketing geospatial and civil engineering software solutions in the civil infrastructure, environmental and natural resource industries. Prior to joining Airware, he worked for companies including Placer Dome, IT Corporation, Autodesk and Ekho. In his spare time, Mark enjoys spending time with his family, and riding and running the trails of Marin County, CA.
Mike Corsaro
Software Engineer
Mike works primarily on user experience and interaction for the Airware Ground Control Station. As an undergrad at Rochester Institute of Technology, he was an intern at the Microsoft Foundry in Boston, where he developed a Windows 8 game called Inkarus from idea to shipping in about 8 weeks. In his free time, Mike is part of a team developing a game built with the Unreal 4 engine.
Logan Cummings
Hardware Engineer
As a member of the Hardware Engineering team, Logan designs and verifies the electronics in the autopilot system at Airware. Previously, he worked as a Systems Architect at Northrop Grumman working on high-speed signal processing. Additionally, he co-founded an electronics consultancy that designed novel sensors for biometric applications. Logan has a Bachelor of Science from Johns Hopkins University. In his free time, he enjoys all things two-wheeled and holds an Extra Class radio operator's license.
Lucas Doyle
Software Engineer
Lucas is a Software Engineer on Airware's Cloud /UI team. He helps build ground control software for the safe and reliable operation of Airware-powered commercial drones. Prior to Airware, he spent two years in Tokyo writing customer-facing code for a cutting- edge industrial robotics platform. As an undergrad, he helped develop an intra-wing robotic inspection system for Boeing, as well as an experimental X-ray optic production facility at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics. He has a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. In his spare time, Luke enjoys running, cycling, sailing, building furniture out of garbage and is a voracious consumer of podcasts.
Geoffrey DuBridge
UAV Systems Engineer
Geoffrey integrates the Airware platform into customer vehicles and conducts flight testing ofnew aircraft, payloads, and sensors that will become Airware-compatible. Geoffrey has experience in the UAV industry working as a vehicle integrator and safety pilot. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering from the University of California, Irvine. He has participated in the AIAA Design build fly competition
Kate Englander
Senior Accountant
Kate is the Senior Accountant at Airware. She began her career at Deloitte & Touche LLP where she served clients in the software and technology industries. Most recently, she worked in the financial control and reporting group at Cantor Fitzgerald, L.P, a financial services firm in New York City. Kate leads the finance and accounting processes for sales invoicing, revenue recognition, customer payments, financial reporting and inventory accounting. Kate has a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting from College of the Holy Cross.
Pete Gissel
Software Engineer
Pete is a Software Engineer at Airware. He formerly attended the University of Nevada Reno and SJSU concentrating in computer science and electrical engineering. He has extensive experience in C++ and C# and has worked in a variety of industries including medical devices, cellular, and financial data. He has applied distributed processing solutions and developed application frameworks and APIs to solve challenging problems, accelerate development times, and improve software solutions and processes across a diverse array of domains. He is currently working on extending the Airware platform to enable in-house and third party application development for customizing UAVs for specialized applications.
Lindsey Glovin
Technical Recruiter
Lindsey is a technical recruiter at Airware. She is responsible for identifying and recruiting talented engineers and product managers and guiding them through the interview process. Before joining Airware, she worked at Google, recruiting software engineers from around the globe for several product areas at the company. In her spare time, she enjoys seeing live music, reading, and baking.
Bj Gopinath
Director of Quality
Bj graduated from the University of Michigan and started in QA as a hardware/software integration engineer for the International Space Station program in Houston. After taking a couple years off to travel the world, he joined SpaceX first as a test engineer and then as manager of flight software testing, helping to build and launch ten successful Falcon 9 and Dragon spacecraft. Most recently, he was the Director of QA at Leap Motion, where he guided the team into more stable test processes and release cycles. Outside work he enjoys live music and photography.
Ashley Guzman
University Programs Recruiting Coordinator
Ashley is the University Programs Recruiting Coordinator, looking for incredibly talented and motivated interns to join the team. She joined Airware from Cisco Systems, Inc. where she worked as a bilingual business operations analyst, helping out the company's Latin American business. She has a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of California, Los Angeles. She contributed to both social psychology and affective neuroscience research. In her free time, she enjoys going hiking with her dachshund and playing co-ed indoor and outdoor soccer.
Bill Hardy
PCB Layout Engineer
Bill has more than 20 years of experience in PCB design, including schematic entry, library creation, 3D modeling, stackups and PCB layout through final documentation. Before he joined Airware, he worked as a Senior PCB Design Engineer and PCB Design Team Leader at Pelco by Schneider Electric. There, he performed PCB layout for security cameras and surveillance systems. In his free time he tinkers with creating 3D graphics and cartoons.
Matt Helfgott
Films + Creative Content
Matt produces creative content through filmmaking and other mediums at Airware. He has more than 10 years experience in cinematic and television production and has produced videos for clients including advertising agencies, tech companies, television networks and non-profits. In his free time, Matt likes to experiment with Italian cooking–he spent a summer in Florence in the Lorenzo de' Medici Culinary Arts program.
Hank Holiday
Business Intelligence Engineer
Hank is a full stack web engineer working on optimizing Airware's customer experience and technical architecture. He has worked as a business process engineer for over a dozen companies around the Bay Area, helping architect and implement workflows with high levels of complexity. Before coming to Airware, Hank co-founded an education technology startup working to create scalable mapping structures to describe and quantify human knowledge. Hank received his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of California, San Diego.
Dennis Jackson
Embedded Engineer
Dennis leads embedded development at Airware. Dennis' background is in the medical device industry. Before he joined Airware he worked at Avinger in a variety of roles, including Director of R&D – Software and Systems, where he developed a high-speed, real-time OCT imaging system to allow physicians to view the insides of arteries. Prior to joining Avinger, Dennis was a Senior Software Engineer at St. Jude Medical and DEKA Research & Development. In his free time, Dennis is an amateur pilot —he has over a hundred hours in the left seat of a Piper Warrior.
Chelsea Jo Dietz
Head of Corporate Marketing & Communications
Chelsea is the head of corporate marketing and communications at Airware. She is responsible for telling the Airware story, and runs public relations, marketing and communications for the company. Prior to joining Airware, Chelsea led PR and marketing for New Markets Group, where she worked with a global network of university research, science and technology parks, national laboratories and startups.
Eric Johnson
Director of Engineering, Cloud & Desktop
Eric has over ten years in web application development in hands-on roles. His background is full-stack and he also brings deep infrastructure and security experience. He has founded multiple new departments and built and led both technical and interdisciplinary teams. Prior to Airware, he worked in the online video and localization industries. In his spare time he enjoys travel, reading about technology/science, and exploring the East Bay with his wife.
Roel Jonkman
Senior Embedded Software Engineer
Roel is a Senior Embedded Software Engineer who works on the communications infrastructure at Airware. Previously, he worked on network scanning and detection. Roel has a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Kansas. In his free time, he enjoys hiking with his family.
Jesse Kallman
Head of Business Development and Regulatory Affairs
Jesse is Head of Business Development at Airware. Here, he works with our customer base and builds relationships with new clients. He also is responsible for Airware's interface with regulatory agencies including the FAA, where he determines the way regulations will impact our products and influences future rules. Before he joined Airware, Jesse was a consultant to high level government clients including the FAA, Department of Defense and intelligence agencies on matters relating to systems engineering, UAS development, airspace integration and engineering roadmap development.
Phil Kates
DevOps Engineer
Phil Kates is a DevOps Engineer at Airware. He is building the automation, monitoring, and metrics for the cloud infrastructure. He has worked on systems ranging from small business and enterprise Windows networks, to large scale open-source cloud products at Rackspace. When he is not hacking on some new technology he likes reading, cycling, and traveling.
John Kolaczynski
Director of Implementation
John is responsible for designing the mechanical components of Airware's product and also oversees the UAV Systems group, which performs in-house UAS integration and flight testing. Previously, he was Head of Research and Development at Triangle Package Machinery Company. There, he led mechanical development of automated industrial packaging equipment, completed modernization of several product sub-systems and headed all mechanical engineering aspects of new product development and design. Prior to that, John worked at Boeing, where he worked on conceptualization, design, analysis and testing of mechanical components and subsystems for unmanned underwater vehicles and development and production aircraft.
Justin Kuehn
Software Engineer
Justin works with the UI team on Airware's Configuration Manager. Prior to joining Airware, Justin was a Senior Consultant at Terrace Software, where he developed a variety of web applications for corporate clients. Before that, he was an engineer at Synbiotics Inc., where he developed a user interface to work with a mobile robotic platform.
David Lane
Firmware QA Engineer
As a Firmware QA Engineer at Airware, David has a passion for embedded systems. Prior to Aiware, he worked at HP, where he tested high end enterprise servers. He has a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo In his free time, he enjoys exploring everything San Francisco has to offer, playing soccer, and brewing beer.
Daniele Lasher
Executive Assistant
Daniele is the Executive Assistant to CEO, Jonathan Downey. She manages schedules and performs a wide variety of responsible, complex and confidential administrative, analytical and research duties. Prior to Airware, she was the executive assistant at Ooyala, where she worked with the founding team as they grew from 10 people to over 350 – globally.
Johnathan Leppert
Web Developer
Johnathan is a Web Developer at Airware, working on the Cloud Platform. Prior to joining Airware, Johnathan was a Senior Engineer at LinkedIn, where he worked on frontend and service architecture and infrastructure. Johnathan has over 10 years of experience working on frontend and backend systems. He has contributed to several open source projects. In his spare time, Johnathan is a fixed- wing and multi-rotor R/C hobbyist.
Hui Li, Ph.D.
R&D Lead
Hui researches robotics and aerial systems industry developments that will impact the future of Airware's products. Previously, Hui led multiple research projects at Boeing Research & Technology, where she designed and built various autonomous localization and navigation systems for mobile robots. She received a Ph.D in Artificial Intelligence from MIT for her work on novel hybrid planning systems for autonomous robots. She received a M.S. in Aerospace Engineering for her work on an efficient search and optimization algorithm, also from MIT. In her spare time, she DJ's and makes electronic music.
Rodin Lyasoff
Flight Controls Engineer
Rodin has over 10 years of experience in unmanned vehicle controls engineering at Rockwell Collins, Athena Technologies, and Zee.Aero. He has developed flight control software for a number of large UAV programs, including GA Predator, AAI Shadow, and Alenia Sky-X. Rodin is a RYT 200 yoga instructor and enjoys improv acting, climbing, writing, and extended travel to faraway places.
Joe Moster
UAV Systems Engineer
Joe is responsible for engineering design work related to integrating Airware's products into our customer's vehicles. He is also a main contributor to all aspects of system level testing of Airware's products. He comes to Airware from North Carolina State University, where he received both bachelor and master degrees in Aerospace Engineering, and where he was a team lead for the school's AUVSI Student UAS Design Team.
James Ogden
User Experience Engineer
James is a User Experience Engineer at Airware, where he is responsible for insuring that Airware's customers are ecstatic with Airware's products. This includes insuring that Airware's products incorporate user-friendly design and interaction, quality documentation, superior support, and effective training. James spends his off-hours farming his ranch and looking after his twin baby boys. James has a double-B.S. in Computer Science Engineering and Electrical Engineering from the University of California, Davis.
Donna Okazaki
Lead Software Quality Engineer
Donna is the Lead Software Quality Engineer at Airware. She aligns software quality process, infrastructure and tools with development and certification goals. Donna has over 20 years of experience designing and implementing a wide range of mission critical technologies and more than 10 years of experience leading software product development teams. Prior to joining Airware, she was a Principal Software Engineer at General Dynamics C4 Systems, where she was the technical lead for TT&C components for the NASA Space Ground Segment Sustainment (SGSS) project.
Alan Poole
Product Manager
Alan is the Product Manager for Airware's Cloud Platform and Applications. Alan is responsible for defining the tools and technology that will help users efficiently plan flights, manage flight operations, and utilize the data that is acquired from commercial drone use. Prior to Airware, Alan worked for GeoEye on commercial satellite platforms and most recently at Google as a Product Manager on the Google Maps Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) products. In his free time, Alan enjoys marathon running, biking, and swimming.
Peter Rexer
Director of Product Management
Peter is the Product Lead for Airware's 3rd party development platforms. He works with the Cloud, App Core, and Ground Control teams to make Airware's ecosystem of partner applications all communicate and work together seamlessly. Peter was formerly the Product Lead and Architect of Box.com's API and Platform. He has over two decades of startup and industry experience building teams and integrating diverse systems: From oil-field pump controls to retail inventory to insurance claims management systems. Peter has dual Bachelor degrees in Physics and Electrical Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Brian Richman
Product Manager
Brian is a product manager at Airware, currently supporting the development and release of the Airware Ground Control Station and Configuration Manager software. Brian was also our flight test director during field testing in Kenya in 2013. Previously, Brian worked at Compass Systems Inc., where he worked on UAV-based projects for the NAVAIR 4.5X Special Surveillance Program, accumulating hundreds of hours as a mission commander, payload operator, pilot and instructor.
Scott Rose
Senior Technical Project Manager
Scott is responsible for planning and executing the development schedule used in the creation of products at Airware. He has more than 28 years of experience with real time software development, involving requirements, design, code and test, including 18 years in engineering management. Before he joined the team at Airware, he was a Senior Project Engineering Manager at General Dynamics C4 Systems. Scott was MVP of the team that won Airware's Scavenger Hunt Offsite and in his free time enjoys spending time with his family and working behind the scenes at his children's band and dance performances.
Kathleen Sasso
Technical Recruiter
As a technical recruiter at Airware, Kathleen is responsible for full-cycle talent acquisition, including assessment, interviews and offers. Before joining Airware, Kathleen taught English at a lycée in Normandy, France. She has a Bachelor of Arts in History and French from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Adam Sax
Web Developer
Adam is a full-stack web developer at Airware. He is helping to build Airware's cloud services and applications. He has experience building front-end applications and relishes in finessing the user experience. Adam has a Bachelor of Arts from Hampshire College where he focused on the interplay between art and technology.
William Shaler
Customer Support Engineer
At Airware, Will is a Support Engineer working with the Integration team to test the Aerial Information Platform. Prior to Airware, he was a team leader on projects funded by Rockwell Collins and Boeing, at which he developed various waterproof unmanned aerial vehicles for use in ecological missions for the Oregon and Alaskan departments of Fish and Wildlife. Will has a Bachelor of Science in Mechanincal Engineering, with a concentration in in Robotics and Autonomous Systems, from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Ash Smolenski
Ash maintains the IT infrastructure that keeps the Airware office humming along at light speed. He brings seven years of experience designing, implementing and supporting systems for a wide variety of organizations. Prior to joining Airware, he was supporting an international non-profit in the fight against human trafficking. He has a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology from Swinburne University of Technology, Australia.
Johnny Stevenson
Embedded Software Engineer
Johnny is an Embedded Software Engineer at Airware. Since joining Airware, Johnny has developed Airmail, the messaging framework that allows software components to talk to one another in flight. He is currently developing firmware for critical flight components. In his free time, Johnny enjoys rock climbing and building things that fly. Johnny has a M.S in Electrical Engineering from Johns Hopkins University.
Charles Taylor
Systems Engineer
Charles is an UAV Systems Engineer at Airware. Acting as an in-house customer, he integrates and tests the latest hardware and software across a variety of vehicles, in order to ensure its functionality and safety. Previously, Charles worked for NAVMAR Applied Sciences as a R&D pilot and mission commander, flying the Tigershark unmanned aircraft. He has over 15 years of experience flying remote controlled aircraft and has accumulated over 1,000 hours flying unmanned aircraft. Charles received his commercial pilot's license from University of North Dakota while studying Unmanned Aircraft Systems Operations.
Eben Thompson
Electrical Hardware Engineer
Eben is an Electrical Hardware Engineer at Airware whose responsibilities include PCB hardware design, as well as vehicle electrical system architecture and integration. Previously, he worked with many different unmanned systems, both on the ground and subsea. for scientific and commercial purposes. He has a Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Northeastern University. In his spare time, he rides motorcycles, skis and enjoys photography.
Matthieu Tourne
Software Engineer
Matthieu is a software engineer working on the application framework, enabling third party users to customize the UAV platform. Prior to Airware, Matthieu was building CloudFlare's core, an Internet scale system powering over a million websites. In his spare time, he can be found rock climbing or traveling. Matthieu has an MS in Computer Science from École pour l'Informatique et Les Techniques Avancées
Brian Wallace
Senior DevOps Engineer
Brian is the Senior DevOps Engineer at Airware. Here, he manages the release engineering and all tools for developer productivity. Brian has more than 5 years of experience with release engineering and more than 10 years of experience as a software engineer. Previously, he has worked for companies including Terracotta, Snapfish and St. Jude Medical. In his free time, Brian enjoys playing sports with his kids and trying out new restaurants to improve his San Francisco foodie street cred.
Terik Weekes
UAV Systems Engineer
Terik integrates the Airware platform into customer vehicles and conducts flight testing of new aircraft, payloads, and sensors that will become Airware-compatible. Prior to Airware, Terik participated in the AUVSI SUAS competition and worked on the GALE project for both ERAU & Dynawerks tech. He has a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering from Embry Riddle Aeronautical University.
Njon Weinroth
Office Operations Manager
Njon manages Airware's facilities and administrative operations as the Office Operations Manager. He maintains vendor and service provider services relationships including facilities operations, physical security and real estate. He has worked at some of the Bay Area's most innovative tech companies, including Splunk, Dolby Labs, AppDynamics and Credit Karma. Njon is a huge fan of augmented reality games and a serial volunteer. He is the Chairman of the Board of Directors for LifeRing Secular Recovery and serves on the San Francisco Mental Health Board.
Nic Wiles
Software Engineer
Nic is technical lead on the autopilot software and is working on developing software requirements for the next release. He attended Georgia Tech where he studied Aerospace Engineering and Computer Science. There, he led 4 design competition teams and earned his private pilot certificate. He has been actively working in UAV software and flight test since 2009, when he worked with Boeing on the YMQ-18A and S-100 rotorcraft. Nic wrote the rendition of 8-Bit Paradise (based on Gangster's Paradise) that brought the Software Engineering Team to victory at Airware's inaugural karaoke championship.
Mike Yoon
Software Engineer
Mike is the technical lead for the team working on the Ground Control System and Configuration Manager. Previously, Mike was a Software Architect at ScoreBig Inc. where he developed projects including their dynamic discounting tool, browse prototype, and customer classification engine. Prior to joining ScoreBig, Mike worked for companies including Razorfish, CBRE and Meiotic on a variety of web and server applications using tools including C++, C# and Java.
Doug Yukihiro
Production Lead
Doug is a Production Lead at Airware. He builds all the products that Airware produces internally for engineering purposes and externally to our customers. He is also in charge of the MRP system which tracks our inventory and builds processes around production. Currently, Doug is supporting the Engineering Team in creating a test plan for all new products. Before he joined Airware, Doug was an Electrical Engineer at MillenWorks, where he led a team of five electrical technicians. In his free time, Doug enjoys spending time with his son, hiking, mountain biking, snowboarding and surfing, and of course helping people fix their electronics.
Yunmi Zaccaro
Production Tech
Yunmi is a production tech at Airware where she assists in the manufacturing of the Airware product. Prior to joining the team, Yunmi was a personal assistant for an attorney. In her free time, she enjoys cooking and working on that Jersey tan.
Boyang Zhang
Software Engineer
Boyang develops safety critical embedded software at Airware. Before joining Airware, Boyang was an Asic design verification engineer at Qualcomm Atheros, where he created fixed point models for high performance wifi chipsets. Prior to that, he worked on wireless mesh networks at Silver Spring Networks. Boyang earned his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from University of California, Berkeley. In his spare time, he is an enthusiastic glider pilot.
Chris Dixon
General Partner at Andreessen Horowitz
Chris was the cofounder and CEO of two startups, SiteAdvisor and Hunch. SiteAdvisor was an internet security company that warned web users of security threats and was acquired by McAfee in 2006. Hunch was a recommendation technology company that was acquired by eBay in 2011.
As an investor, Chris cofounded Founder Collective, a seed venture fund, where he made early stage investments in Buzzfeed, Makerbot, Uber and others. He's also been an active angel investor, making personal investments in technology companies including Foursquare, Kickstarter, Stripe, Warby Parker, Pinterest, Flatiron Health, Codecademy, Stack Overflow, and others.
Chris started programming as a kid, and was a professional programmer after college at a high-speed options trading firm, Arbitrade. He has a BA and MA in Philosophy from Columbia and an MBA from Harvard. You can read about his theories and experiences investing and building startups on his blog at http://cdixon.org.
Mike Abbott
General Partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers
Mike Abbott joined Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers in 2011 and focuses on investments in the firm's digital practice, helping entrepreneurs in the social, mobile and cloud computing sectors rapidly scale teams and ventures. Mike serves as an expert resource on enterprise infrastructure, cloud computing and "big data." He also helps entrepreneurs win the race for talent in a hyper-competitive recruitment environment. An engineering leader, entrepreneur and investor, Mike led the building of innovative, high-performance applications and services at Twitter, Palm and Microsoft before he joined KPCB. Mike is also an expert in "big data" businesses, having been the founder of Composite Software (acquired by Cisco).
Formerly the vice president of engineering at Twitter, Mike led the team to rebuild and solidify Twitter's infrastructure, growing the engineering team from 80 to more than 350 engineers in less than a year and a half, and scaling Twitter's architecture to support hundreds of millions of daily tweets. Before joining Twitter, Mike led the software development team at Palm that created HP/Palm's next-generation webOS platform. Earlier in his career, Mike was the general manager at Microsoft for .NET online services, which became Azure. He was also co-founder of Passenger Inc. Mike has advised and invested in numerous software companies throughout his career, including Cloudera, Hearsay Labs, Jawbone, Saynow, Reverb Technologies, Toytalk and Locu.
Mike holds a bachelor's degree from California Polytechnic State University and has completed coursework toward a Ph.D. at the University of Washington.
Jonathan Downey
Founder & CEO
Jonathan is the Founder and CEO of Airware. He began working on small UAS while studying electrical engineering and computer science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). After graduation, he joined Boeing to work on the development of the A160T Hummingbird, a fully autonomous 6,000-pound helicopter, which broke the world record for longest endurance helicopter flight. Jonathan founded Airware in 2011 due to both personal and industry frustrations with the inflexible and costly "black box" autopilots on the market. In his free time, Jonathan enjoys flying manned aircraft. He is a commercial multi-engine rated pilot with experience flying small singles up through twin turboprops.
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Reporting from Los Angeles, Calif. -- The Anaheim Ducks 2012 Winter Tour has been playing to rave reviews, and with one final show at Raleigh's RBC Center Thursday night (Prime Ticket 4:00 PT), the team is looking for an encore performance that would help define this road trip as the most productive in franchise history. It also marks the longest string of consecutive days that the Ducks have ever spent away from Honda Center. Though the club played nine consecutive road games in January and February, 2008, it was broken up by the All-Star Break and featured 14 days on the road, one shy of the current trip. With a 5-1-1 record through the first seven games, should Anaheim earn a point against Carolina, it would mark the most points generated by any road trip in club history. The February, 2008 trip ended with a 5-3-1 record. "Well, we've got seven games on this road trip, and it'd be hard pressed for me to think that we shouldn't have won all seven," Bruce Boudreau said Wednesd...
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By government IT standards, David Bray is a bit of a prodigy.
While plenty of teens make cash writing code or doing network management, the new CIO at the Federal Communications Commission obtained his first security clearance before he turned 18, to work on civilian applications for small military satellites for the Institute for Defense Analyses. His first federal gig was at 15, as a part-time network engineer for a Department of Energy lab in Newport News, Va.
Now, at 36, he's in charge of IT for the FCC, supervising a staff of about 35 full-time employees and 200 contractors in a challenging technology environment.
Even though the agency has only about 1,750 workers, the CIO staff is small measured against the overall agency head count. The FCC has seven internal bureaus, each with a chief and its own subdivisions, as well as 11 offices with their own operations. There are regional, field, and resident agent offices scattered across the country. To support this operation, the FCC sports 200 different IT systems, a circumstance Bray describes as "perplexing."
His charge is to put IT on a modular footing, so instead of 200 systems, individual workflows can be established for bureaus and offices that share common components or solutions for user authentication, network printing or other ordinary functions. As a first step, he has embedded what he calls "intrapreneurs" across the agency to assess the needs of bureaus and offices.
Another task is turning the FCC into a modern, mobile workplace.
From his two months on the job, Bray has learned that employees are clamoring for more teleworking opportunities. The FCC had a limited virtual private network capacity, but recently began beta testing virtual desktop with the goal of bringing it to all the bureaus and offices in the spring. Additionally, Bray wants to explore a bring-your-own-device policy for mobile, with the FCC licensing software for use on personal devices and building a network that allows employees to use phone and data services at work and not incur costs from their personal carrier.
"Really what I'm trying to do is make it so that people are free to work and compute wherever they want," Bray said.
The FCC is in charge of licensing spectrum, approving electronic gadgets, implementing telecommunications policy and making rules that govern a large swathe of the technology industry. But the agency doesn't have a reputation as a technology leader in government. "About 40 percent of our systems are more than 10 years old. That keeps me up at night," Bray said. He's also interested in creating a true "data mart" for the trove of unstructured, untagged information stored in legacy databases and in large downloadable files.
As he looks to put FCC on a more agile footing, he's hoping to build a reputation for the agency as a creative problem solver and frugal spender in the midst of sequestration. "There's a resounding sense among the IT team that the FCC should be a beacon for the rest of government," he said.
As daunting as his portfolio appears, Bray's challenges at the FCC sound a bit pedestrian compared with his earlier work.
On Sept. 11, 2001, Bray had been scheduled to deliver a briefing at the Central Intelligence Agency on the government's capacity to respond to a bioterrorism event. That briefing was canceled, and Bray spent the next three weeks working 20-hour days with his team at the Centers for Disease Control to expand his look into bioterror response. In October, he delivered his briefing as the anthrax attacks against media and government officials were unfolding. He still keeps a letter from the CIA, thanking him for his "timely briefing."
Bray deployed to Afghanistan in 2009 with the International Assistance Security Force, and published a series of papers on the challenges of distributing and collecting information in a war zone with an active anti-government insurgency at work.
He also worked as an executive for the intelligence community's Information Sharing Environment, where he worked to develop strategies for shared information management across classified and unclassified networks.
More recently, he worked as the executive director of a bipartisan government commission charged with reviewing research and development in the intelligence community. The group's report, which was released in unclassified form on Nov. 5, found that increasingly U.S. rivals and adversaries had access to the same high technology computing tools, including cryptography, network protection and data analytics.
In the area of network protection and cybersecurity, there may be some overlap between Bray's work for the intelligence community and what he is trying to accomplish at the FCC.
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has been a presidential advisor on cybersecurity, and takes a long historical view on the nature of distributed networks and the role of the FCC. In his first blog post at chairman, Wheeler wrote, "as networks change, those charged with the responsibility of overseeing those networks must also evolve," and noted that, "to maintain the historic compact between networks and users – a change in technology may occasion a review of the rules, but it does not change the rights of users or the responsibilities of networks."
Bray sees the possibility of the FCC taking part in the growing conversation on information security and cybersecurity. While private institutions and individuals are responsible for what goes on behind their own firewalls, Bray said "the case could be made that on the public infrastructure, it's a quality of service issue to be assured that your communications are both secure and private."
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Congratulations David! You are the right person for this job and the FCC made a very good choice.
"Really what I'm trying to do is make it so that people are free to work and compute wherever they want" hoorah! great quote
quite a commited public service - and an impressive career history for one so young. Bray sounds like he has been an intrapreneur himself in the public sector for several years, wonder if there will ever be an IPO?
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By Steve Carpenter Monday 31 December 2012 Updated: 02/01 15:02
WE must encourage people of all ages to take up a sport, those are the words of the council after outlining their sporting aspirations for the next ten years.
Coun Phil Townshend, Cabinet Member for Sport, Community Safety and Equalities in Coventry, spoke of his desire to continue supporting local talent in the area.
But he is keen to see the city build on its potential for sports participation and achievement just six months after London 2012.
"Too often people have thought for a long time that to participate in sport was about being a top football player, an Olympic swimmer or a commonwealth athlete," Mr Townshend told the Observer.
"I think it's really important that we develop natural talent in the city to achieve those fantastic goals, but it's also about people living healthier lifestyles and taking part in some sort of physical excercise every week.
"Everybody has the opportunity to take part, belong and enjoy the support of others in the activities that they take."
A list of key sporting objectives are being drawn up which will then be consulted on by a range of sports organisations and local people.
And one of the key aspirations is to improve facilities to help attract more high profile sporting events in Coventry.
"The plan has come from two things really. The first being off the back of the Olympic because we did have a very successful time during the summer with the football matches being contested at the Ricoh Arena.
"But there is a recognition that there has not been a sports vision and strategy for over five or six years.
"We want to do things on the basis that we've got some sort of logical plan and this is what we're working towards at the moment - Decent sport on offer in every part of the city."
Coventry Olympian Dave Moorcroft pledged his support to the plans and is keen to see more people get involved at all levels.
He said: "London 2012 was a magical moment for Coventry and was the catalyst to generating an army of volunteers.
"It also galvanised many thousands of people in Coventry to take a more active role in sport and physical activity."
Coun Townshend also welcomed the visit of Labour MP and Shadow Deputy Prime Minister Harriet Harman who was there at the unveiling of the new ten year plan at the Xcel Leisure Centre in December.
He added: "It's an ideal opportunity for her to get a sense of where the city hopes to take sport in the future.
"She's been very interested in what she has seen on her visit and it's really important that we make connections nationally so that we can continue to advance the case for Coventry both in terms of grants, but to also get national recognition for what we're doing here."
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