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What features would you like to see in opus-tools?
What features would you like to see in opus-tools?
Jan 22 2013, 21:13
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I'm looking for suggested features to get into opus-tools prior to the libopus 1.1 release.
Before I get 1001 suggestions for it: One frequently requested feature which was recently added is flac input in opusenc. I'm contemplating changing opusdec to use the new opusfile library which would give it seeking and integrated http(s) streaming support. Also already on my todo list are default comment packet padding so updating metadata doesn't require rewriting the files and adding a replaygain tool.
Some people would really like it if opusenc/opusdec supported taking multiple input files e.g. opusenc *.flac but the implicit output file naming is pretty ununixy, and would break the interface and I got flamed all to heck last time I changed the opusenc interface.... so I'm not sure if/how I want to accommodate that usage.
What other things have you found missing?
Jan 26 2013, 19:02
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I'm looking for suggested features to get into opus-tools prior to the libopus 1.1 release...
In my other thread here ---> other thread
I have problems with dumped opus files.
There's something wrong with the timestamps (or whatever).
Could a tool be included to re-mux opus files and clean up these errors?
Perhaps this might utilize opusinfo, which seems to give accurate information.
timeout 30 \
mplayer -nocache -dumpstream -dumpfile SmoothJazz3.opus \
See below, opusinfo shows correct duration, bitrates etc but mediainfo is confused.
@ubuntu:~$ opusinfo SmoothJazz3.opus
Processing file "SmoothJazz3.opus"...
New logical stream (#1, serial: 1aca3133): type opus
Encoded with libopus 1.0.2
User comments section follows...
TITLE=Eyes Down
GENRE=Smooth Jazz
COMMENT=From RAW PCM to opus
ALBUM=Going Underground
WARNING: sequence number gap in stream 1. Got page 36 when expecting page 2. Indicates missing data. (normal for live streams)
WARNING: discontinuity in stream (1)
WARNING: EOS not set on stream 1 (normal for live streams)
Opus stream 1:
Pre-skip: 356
Playback gain: 0 dB
Channels: 2
Original sample rate: 44100Hz
Packet duration: 20.0ms (max), 20.0ms (avg), 20.0ms (min)
Page duration: 1000.0ms (max), 1000.0ms (avg), 1000.0ms (min)
Total data length: 269093 bytes (overhead: 1.05%)
Playback length: 0m:32.992s
Average bitrate: 65.25 kb/s, w/o overhead: 64.56 kb/s
@ubuntu:~$ mediainfo SmoothJazz3.opus
Complete name : SmoothJazz3.opus
Format : OGG
File size : 263 KiB
Duration : 1mn 7s
Overall bit rate : 32.1 Kbps
Album : Going Underground
Track name : Eyes Down
Track name/Position : 7
Track name/Total : 9
Performer : Shilts
Genre : Smooth Jazz
Recorded date : 2010
Writing application : scripts
Comment : From RAW PCM to opus
ID : 449458483 (0x1ACA3133)
Format : Opus
Duration : 1mn 7s
Channel(s) : 2 channels
Channel positions : Front: L R
Sampling rate : 44.1 KHz
Compression mode : Lossy
Writing library : libopus 1.0.2
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Eight New Zealanders have raced in Formula One since its inception in 1950 – the last been Mike Thackwell in 1984. Between them they have taken the chequered flag on 12 occasions and won one World Championship.
Organised motor races have taken place in New Zealand since 1901, but it wasn't until 1954 that the first annual New Zealand Grand Prix was held.
There were so few racing cars in New Zealand that, until 1964, all major events were held under 'Formula Libre' rules, with no limits on engine size, fuel type, car weight, or design. New Zealand drivers imported obsolete Formula One cars, and champion overseas drivers travelled here with their cars – providing valuable international race experience for New Zealanders.
The late 1950s to the mid 1970s was the golden age of New Zealand involvement in F1. Seven New Zealanders raced in F1 over that period, with the three big names being Bruce McLaren, Denny Hulme, and Chris Amon.
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This footage shows New Zealanders Denny Hulme (McLaren M7A, car number 1), Bruce McLaren (McLaren M7A, car number 2), and Chris Amon (Ferrari 312, car number 20) coming first, second, and third in the XX British Racing Drivers' Club Daily Express International Trophy Formula One race, Silverstone, UK, 25 April 1968. © British Pathé, 1968.
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There's no more running from the future, it seems.
mysterious writing in the sky which appears later in the episode. It might have been a bit of random mind-screwing by the anime staff, but I took it as a warning to Saki and Satoru – someone associated with the Queerat attack (which we'll get to momentarily) who wanted to see them escape death.
Defense Council would decide to annihilate the Robber Fly based on what they know, and based on what we've seen over the first 17 episodes, it's really no surprise that they would so grievously underestimate the danger that the Queerats pose. They ignore Hiromi's suggestion to postpone the summer matsuri (most pointedly the absurd Hino Koufuu) and that's when the Robber Fly choose to attack. At this point it seems pretty clear that if not WMDs, the Queerats have at least figured out how to blow stuff up – either by conventional weapons or cantus, I don't know (but suspect the latter). I think the attack on the village is handled very well generally, with some interesting cinematography and live-wire tension – but it's undercut somewhat by the preposterous Koufuu. He's such a sore thumb amongst this generally dignified cast with his ludicrous facial expressions and bombastic way of speaking that I'm not sure just what to make of him. Clearly he and Shisei are the strongest canti among the villagers, but I found Koufuu to be mostly a distraction.
very creepy double-pupil eyes to show he's no ordinary human. Shisei is able to pretty much beat back the attack single-handedly with the most impressive display of cantus we've seen from anyone in the series so far, though Koufuu is killed in the process – and here's another mystery I don't know what to make of. Just what or who was the white apparition of a woman that apparently escaped Koufuu's body as he died? What are we to make of that? To be honest I have to revert back to, "I have no idea" – again, maybe it's just a mind-screw or maybe it's significant, but based on what we've been shown I really don't think there's any way to know for sure. What's abundantly clear is that things are in lockdown, Shisei and Tomiko aren't going to be caught unawares so easily next time, and Tomiko is pissed. In fact, as she described what she planned to do to make Squealer really earn his name it occurred to me just how little she sounded like one of the advanced humans who've supposedly abandoned violence, and how much she sounded like a fiend (while I don't think it's related, it almost looks from the preview as if there will be a fiend in the next episode).
strange little monologue from Maria at the end of the episode doesn't clarify things so much as cloud them further, and it was pretty awkward narratively too – I'm not sure what purpose it was supposed to serve. If Maria and Mamoru are still alive – and I hope they are – perhaps some of this seemingly odd material will bear fruit later. But for now, it's Saki and Satoru who're alive and present in the here and now – and given all that they've been through together, I'd really like to see more focus on the depth of feeling between them. Their scenes together felt oddly sterile to me this episode – as if he weren't really present in her perception somehow. It's really the first time I've felt that the dynamics among the Group One principals were off, and I fully expect it to be an aberration rather than a trend. I don't think they'll ever love each other romantically with the intensity that they both loved Shun, or Saki Maria – but there's always been a connection between them that seemed wholly distinct from romantic love, and I hope we get to see more of that in the weeks ahead.


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So, I'm new to the forum, and im hoping someone can help me out. I am a fifteen year old horse lover and I have two horses. Jack, a bay 8 year old quarter horse gelding, and Tulie, a chestnut 5 year old Dutch Warmblood mare. My aunt built a barn on her property that she owns with my grandparents and is a lovely place. The horses are never locked in a stall and so spoiled. Solo, a 26 year old horse who is very attached to Jack, lives at our barn, while Tulie is being trained at a boarding stable.
Jack Used to be a fabulous horse. I had won shows with him when he was younger and used to be able to jump small courses of jumps. Now, the only thing I have to do with him is feeding him and cleaning his stalls and paddocks. He pretty much mutated into a vicious horse, who scares everyone. He cribs and bites. My aunt who really owns him was trying to train with a Parelli trainer one day, just so she could learn to manage Jack. They'd been working for about an hour when Jack Lounged at her and bit her in the chest. It left a hugggee bruise and Its been about three weeks since this occured and it still hurts occaisonally. Whenever anyone goes near jack, he pins his ears and threatens to bite or kick. My aunt and I are not experienced enough to handle him anymore. My parents hate that I go help my aunt because they are worried for my safety. My grandparents, who want nothing to do with horses are worried for everyone's safety. My aunt, doesn't seem to realize the danger and says that if we sell Jack he will be beaten and Solo will die of loneliness.
Sorry this is so long. But I don't know what to do. I do not enjoy anything about being near Jack and He scares me. My aunt will never let him go and we can not afford sending him to be trained or to hire a trainer. Everyone says to just give him away, but my aunt won't budge. What can I do?


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Spitfire flypast over Himley Hall to note Armed Forces Day
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A ROYAL Air Force British combat aircraft will take to the skies during this year's Armed Forces Day event at Himley Hall and Park.
Armed Forces Day 2014, in association with Forces Recruitment Services (FRS), will be held at the prestigious Himley Hall and Park on Sunday, June 29 to celebrate the work of servicemen and women.
Dudley Council has announced there will be a RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Spitfire flypast by an aircraft which played a major part in achieving victory in World War Two. It will fly over the hall at approximately 2pm, weather permitting. The event runs from 11am and will include children's entertainment, a zip wire, go karts, climbing wall and trampolines.
There will also be a display of historic vehicles for people get up close to and explore. The popular youth marching band will be return at 11.30am in the event's main arena in front of the hall and people will be able to meet members of B Squadron, The Royal Yeomanry (Dudley Reserve Unit). The day's formal celebrations will begin at 2.30pm and will include performances by the Staffordshire Military Wives Choir and the D Day Darlings, a HM Armed Forces Veterans Badge presentation to veterans living in the borough and a concert by the Band of the West Midlands Fire Service. The spectacular Beating of the Retreat will close the event.
The Mayor of Dudley, Councillor Margaret Aston, said: "It's a real honour to announce the flypast from an aircraft that played a significant role in the War. It is set to be a day that should not to be missed."


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LOS ANGELES -- The Yankees skipped Phil Hughes' start this time around in deference to his innings-pitched count, but it was A.J. Burnett who again pitched like the guy who really needs to be skipped.
Turning in his fifth consecutive clunker in Saturday's 9-4 loss to the Dodgers, Burnett again was wild, looked lost and was working on mysteries without any clues.
Burnett now has lost five consecutive starts for the first time since 2005, when he was still pitching for Florida.
How difficult is that to do for the Yankees?
Very, it would seem. The Yankees rank second in the American League in runs scored.
"I'm pretty upset," Burnett said in response to a question about how calm he seems in the midst of his worst slump in years. "I'm pretty upset. But the guys in this clubhouse, they don't let you act that way.
"I've had a handful of guys talking to me."
Burnett, 33, has been high-maintenance throughout his career. Last season, Jose Molina evolved into his personal catcher. Molina no longer is around. And his current slide, coincidence or not, started about the same time pitching coach Dave Eiland took a leave of absence for personal reasons.
In the interim, bullpen coach -- and former pitcher -- Mike Harkey is acting as pitching coach.
"Everybody misses Dave here," Burnett said. "But I pitched 10 years without Dave also.
"We're not putting things on nobody but No. 34."
Which, of course, is Burnett's number.
"You look at everything and say, yeah, it could be," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said of Eiland's absence. "But A.J. knows what he has to do. He understands what he has to do.
"It's hard to pinpoint why. But he has to correct it and he has to work through it."
Over his past five starts, Burnett now has allowed 29 earned runs and nine homers. His ERA during that span is 11.35. On Saturday, 12 of 20 Dodgers Burnett faced reached base.
"Let's not forget that this game is not easy," Girardi said. "I've said all along that he's going to get out of this, and he will."
Last time out, Monday in Arizona, Burnett became the first Yankee to surrender three first-inning homers in a game since Ron Guidry in 1987.
Saturday in Los Angeles, the Dodgers scorched Burnett for two runs and three hits in the first, immediately vaulting them back into the game after the Yanks had scored three in the top of the first. But it was the third inning, when Burnett surrendered four walks (one intentional) and a couple of hits, that really cost him.
Burnett, who walked six (one intentionally) and has walked 17 hitters over his past 23 innings, said he had an "unbelievable" warm-up pre-game and that "the results were terrible but I felt a little better, believe it or not."
Burnett went through a rough time last August with the Yankees, going 0-4 with a 6.03 ERA in six starts, before pulling it together again in September (3-1, 3.83).
Difference now is, Eiland isn't around (and neither is Molina).
Still, Girardi said his inclination is to not skip Burnett's next start, scheduled for Friday at home against Toronto.
"We're 10 minutes after the game, but my thought is not to skip him," Girardi said. "It's a gut feeling of mine. His stuff is there. His command isn't. My gut is to run him out there."
Likes: Dodgers manager Joe Torre on Derek Jeter whiffing three times on his 36th birthday Saturday: "Well, it was my present to him." ... Jerry Reinsdorf for owner of the year. The White Sox, who won their 11th consecutive game on Saturday, have not lost since Reinsdorf scolded GM Kenny Williams and manager Ozzie Guillen. ... Nice run by Texas, too. ... Fernando Valenzuela never fails to elicit a loud roar in Dodger Stadium when they show him on the big scoreboard. ... Steve Martin's "leaked" tour demands for his banjo tour with the Steep Canyon Rangers. Great stuff. ... Pompilio's Italian restaurant in Newport, Ky. Good neighborhood place. Had lunch there a week or so ago. Added bonus: The Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman characters in Rain Man had a meal here in the movie (the scene where Hoffman's character insists on counting the toothpicks the drop off of the counter). ... Mojo, the new disc from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Don't love it, but like it quite a bit.
Dislikes: Carlos Zambrano signs a $91.5 million contract a few years ago and behaves like this. And the Cubs should not be happy that he went out to dinner with White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen later Friday night. After that embarrassing public meltdown, he should have stayed in and looked in the mirror.
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Walk the Wetlands
First Sunday of Every Month
November to March at 9am
April to October at 8am
Walk along the South Platte River exploring ponds and habitats for resident and migrant birds as the season dictates. We always have a surprise! This is a great opportunity to learn about the birds of the Denver area. Bring binoculars, field guides, water and a snack (a scope if you have one); We can lend you binoculars and field guides if you don't have them
**You may now download the Chatfield Bird List to carry with and record your birds for the day.**
Activity level: Some of the trails are narrow and moderately steep for a few feet. Elevation 5430 ft.
Leaders: Karen von Saltza, Mary Keithler and Audubon Master Birders
Meeting Place: Parking lot at the Audubon Center at Chatfield. The Audubon Center is located on Waterton Road, 4.4 miles south of C-470 and Wadsworth.
Registration NOT required. Donations to ASGD appreciated.
Bird Banding Station: Open May 2016
2016 Dates Coming Soon
Visitors watch research in action and see warblers, sparrows, woodpeckers, thrushes, and other songbirds up close at Rocky Mountain Bird Observatory's bird banding research station. The Audubon Center will be open Saturdays & Sundays, 8am-noon to greet you and guide you to the station. Easy to moderate walking required on flat trails.
Meeting Place: Audubon Center at Chatfield
Registration NOT required unless group exceeds 10 people. If the bird banding station is busy, there may be timed sessions. Group visits over 10 people are available by reservation only. Please contact email@example.com to register your group for Spring 2015.
Family Programs
Attend family classes and activities
On Your Own
Visit the Audubon Center at Chatfied on your own for hiking, bird and wildlife watching, and to stroll the native gardens surrounding the buildings.
Scout Programs and School Field Trips
Bring your Scouts or students on a field trip where our Naturalists share information about Chatfield area wildlife and habitats.
Choose a group program and schedule your adventure today!
Summer Camp Programs
Spend a week exploring nature and wildlife at the Audubon Center. Camps are run by experienced summer program partners and taught by passionate naturalists. Find more details on summer programs and Audubon camp partner contact information and register today!


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I got a demo of the Premiere recently, and simply put, I was extremely excited. Microsoft set the bar high with Windows Media Center, and TiVo has lagged for years and years. But I think this puts TiVo at least on par with the best of what's out there right now, if not right back on top of the DVR heap. Between the Premiere and Phone 7, I think 2010 is already starting to shape up quite nicely.
The UI appears to be a great start to the return, but once you get used to using four tuners and watching your content in any room of the house it is hard to go back. TiVo still has the same number of tuners as it has for 8 years and the MRV requires copying which means most can't use it because the content is marked Copy Once (the recording is the first copy).
So yeah TiVo seems to have done a good job on the UI, but there are so many other things that are needed before it is on par with Media Center, the FiOS DVR and Moxi.
So yeah TiVo seems to have done a good job on the UI, but there are so many other things that are needed before it is on par with Media Center, the FiOS DVR and Moxi.
I'm a systems integrator, and there is a stack of Tivo's, dead, past, and present behind me. I can't wait to see the improvements. Our clients love them... when they work properly. Tech support as well as customer service always tested one's patience, but once you are up and operating, their great. The customer interface had it's flaws, but hopefully their attention to that has been incorporated into the new units.
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A group of Arab students present Queen Rania with a message to the youth of the world
(Office of Her Majesty Queen Rania Al-Abdullah-Press Department)In a gesture of outreach to the world's youth and in recognition of the common human values that bind us as a 'global family', a group of Arab youth, on Tuesday, presented Her Majesty with a message in a bottle to carry through to the youth of the world.
At the conclusion of a 2-day INJAZ regional workshop, students drafted the following message: "Dear young people of the world; we are the young people of the Arab World; we want to extend the bridges among us, East and West, young and old. We want us all to feel that we are part of this big family 'The Global Family'. We share these values that always connect us, so let us celebrate our diversity."
The participants, from Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates shared with Queen Rania a summary of their two day discussion, which highlighted the common values that youth share, not only in the region, but across the world. Students also shared with the Queen their personal experiences and thoughts on the importance of values, and community and global outreach and dialogue.
Her Majesty lauded their efforts and noted that their energy and commitment is a source of inspiration for all. Following on the student's discussion, Queen Rania underlined the importance of human values and their role in personal growth and achievement. She further highlighted the need keep an open mind to change, in what is now a rapidly evolving world.
Referring to the widening gap between cultures and communities around the world and the impact of terrorism on the image of Islam, the Queen said that "the majority must not be silent", and that it is our responsibility as Arabs to speak up and communicate the true values of our culture and Islam to the rest of the world.
Her Majesty further underlined the importance of youth networks such as INJAZ in building bridges of understanding with youth around the world, noting that "our commonalities outweigh our differences", and communicated her confidence in the ability of youth to effect change: "you are the tools of change, and change must start from within."
INJAZ for the Creation of Economics Opportunities for Jordanian Youth is project funded by USAID, and it is considered a unique project that was launched by Save the Children in 1999. With Jordan as a model, Egypt and Lebanon launched INJAZ in 2003. Following in late 2004, Bahrain was the first GCC country to participate. The West Bank, Kuwait, Oman and the UAE launched programs in 2005.
With Queen Rania as Regional Ambassador, INJAZ al-Arab will be introduced to the rest of the Arab World over the next two years.


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If you've ever played a browser-based MMO before, chances are you've probably
played at least one game in the city/civilization building genre. The only thing
that really changes from one game to the next is the time and place of the game:
Asia, Medieval times, ancient Rome and World War II are but a few of the
settings I've played a number of times. The one thing I haven't seen is an
all-encompassing city building game that spans multiple generations or "ages"
much like the Civilization series...or at least I hadn't until Forge of Empires.
Forge of Empires starts you off in the Stone Age with nothing more than the idea
of a community and a few sparse buildings; you can build huts to increase your
population, create different types of pottery to improve your resources, and
make a monument in order to raise the happiness of your tribe. Like many games
in the genre, you'll have some helpful advisors - who will give you quests (of a
sort) - guiding you down a generalized path you need to walk in order to improve
yourself and steadily grow in power.
Growth is accomplished in two main ways: war and research/development. In terms
of war, after gathering enough troops together, you can scout neighboring areas
and attempt to overthrow them using the strong power of your army. Once you've
decided to go to war with someone, battles are presented as a large map
featuring hexagonal tiles that you can move about on. For the most part moving
around is based on positioning and staying outside of the enemy's reach while
getting in to get your own attack off. The one exception is that some tiles are
blanketed with things like trees, which can give your troops a defensive
advantage if they're there during a fight. Troops also have a Paper, Rock,
Scissor mentality to them as some troops have advantages over some and
weaknesses to others. While you're limited to just spear throwers during the
early portions of the game, you'll earn access to later units like warriors,
soldiers who use slingshots, horse riders and more. If a unit takes damage
during the course of a fight, they can heal up until they're back at full
health, but if a unit is lost it's completely lost and you'll have to train some
The research/development portion of the game is much more in-depth, but it can
take a long time to see the fruits of your labor. The progression of your
community starts out in the Stone Age, which then transitions into the Bronze
Age, Iron Age, Early Middle Age, High Middle Age and then finally Late Middle
Age. You'll find a ton of projects to research, ranging from new ways to produce
resources, house more citizens, and create new unit types. In order to learn a
research project you must first spend the necessary amount of action points,
which very slowly refill over a set amount of time. So if a building costs five
points to research, you'll have to pay those up, or you can spend what you have,
wait until time refreshes your point pool, and then pay the rest off later. Some
research projects require more than just action points, as some require you to
pay out so much money or so many resource points in order to fully finish it.
Money is easy to obtain in the game either through fighting a neighboring
country or merely clicking on your civilization's housing whenever a gray crate
appears above it. Gathering resources, however, takes forever and will often
cause you to sit around for hours with nothing to do. You can do some fairly
quick resource projects, but these don't give you a whole lot, so the best thing
to do is go for the 8-hour or day projects in order to get a lot of resource
points with little work. The problem is that if you accidentally forget or let
too much time pass, the goods you built in order to gain resources will spoil
and then you'll have to queue another project up and wait around yet again; also
I'm not sure why something like pottery would necessarily spoil in the first
place. Waiting around is a natural part of the city building genre of games, but
in Forge of Empires getting anything done seems as if it does take quite a bit
Unlike some other games in the genre where plots of land are already in place
and you just have to spend money in order to build there, Forge of Empire's
building system harkens back to the old SimCity games as you can't place
structures about your plot of land without giving it any thought, as you must
connect structures to your main base by using roads. So if you place a building
in the farthest corner of the map and don't have any roads connecting to it, the
structure will simply sit there waiting to be completed until you have managed
to get a road attached.
Forge of Empires should be going into closed beta sometime relatively soon, so
if you're looking for a new, more all-encompassing look at the growth of a
civilization through the ages, Forge of Empires is one to keep an eye on.


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Paying someone to try to hack your systems can help you ready defenses against real attacks.
Not all hackers attacking companies are bad guys; some are being paid to do so by their target. In a service known as penetration testing, a security firm attempts to access or control a client's systems in order to uncover weaknesses that could be exploited by a real attacker.
Certain types of businesses are legally required to undergo penetration tests, but many others are opting for them too, says Brian Holyfield, cofounder of Gotham Digital Science, a company based in New York that specializes in this service. Holyfield told Tom Simonite, Technology Review's IT editor for hardware and software, that during some large jobs, Gotham deploys three of its hackers against a company for weeks at a time.
TR: Why is penetration testing needed? Couldn't you just tell a company which vulnerabilities an attacker would look for?
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What kinds of companies do you work with?
We work mainly with banking and finance, health care, and software vendors. All sites and systems that accept credit cards are expected to undertake testing if they make more than a certain number of transactions per year. But a lot of companies are not compelled to do this. The biggest market we're serving is companies that provide software as a service. They are being asked by customers about what they are doing to ensure it is secure.
Are customers scared about volunteering to be hacked?
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The space behind the building, where the body was found, abuts a slightly wooded berm leading up to railroad tracks. The body was found covered by a sheet, on manicured grass just in front of the berm.
St. Louis Park spokesman Jamie Zwilling said police would not release details Tuesday about the person's potential cause of death or age or gender.
He did say the body was not heavily decomposed and -- given that the body was covered by a sheet -- police "do believe this is the victim of a crime, not a suicide or an accident."
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Well, I can see how there could be two schools of thought. Some fans believe that ENT is kind of like ST'09, in that it's a history created when time travellers from the Prime universe came back and interfered in events. Others, myself included, believe that ENT was always intended to represent the origins of the Prime timeline itself, to set up the events of TOS and the later series -- so that the "unaltered" future Daniels came back from was not, in fact, the Prime future of the Federation, but some slightly different version thereof. (Slightly different in that Archer managed to keep the temporal meddling from diverting the course of history too much.)
And the cool thing about Trek tie-ins is that they've never been required to limit themselves to a single uniform continuity, but have been free to tell different versions of the same historical event like Kirk's first mission as
captain or the origin of the Borg or what-have-you. Different fans are always going to have different beliefs and expectations about certain major events, and any given version is bound to satisfy some fans and displease others. Which is the value of having more than one version available.
And that's why I haven't felt any need to coordinate my
Rise of the Federation
novel -- which is part of the extant Pocket novel continuity -- with what Goodman has done in his book. I (along with my fellow novelists) am offering one conjectural version of the Federation's early history, and he's offering another, and the differences should be interesting and should offer fans a wider perspective than a single unified version.
I was curious about this myself. Since this is covering similar ground are you going to use any of this as reference? One of the things that i've liked about your books thus far is that they've managed to weave in interesting details from a broad ranger of Trek sources over the years including other novels.
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The Federal Aviation Administration said today that it would delay the closures of 149 air traffic control towers until June 15 to resolve legal challenges filed by more than a dozen airports.
The closures, which were to begin Sunday, were announced as a way to cut $33 million in spending by Sept. 30 to meet budget-reduction mandates required of nearly every federal agency this year.
The tower at Cuyahoga County Airport, which has 67,662 landings annually, was among the 149 slated to close.
Last week, Cuyahoga County was one of the first communities in the nation to file an Emergency Request for Stay of the FAA decision and to file a Petition for Review with the U.S. Court of Appeals.
"We were one of the first and few communities in the nation to take legal action against the FAA's decision" said Cuyahoga County Executive Ed FitzGerald.
"The legal challenges brought by Cuyahoga County and other jurisdictions recognized the serious consequences of air traffic tower closures. We appreciate that the FAA has now validated our concerns. We will continue to pursue all legal options and look forward making to our case."
The FAA said in a release today that the delay will let the agency "resolve multiple legal challenges to the closure decisions."
U.S. Representative Marcy Kaptur (OH-9) welcomed the announcement by the Federal Aviation Administration that it was delaying the closure of "contract" air traffic control towers, including Cuyahoga County Airport.
"It is a prudent decision, considering the implications of the closures," said Congresswoman Kaptur. "It gives proponents additional time to make our case for the 'contract' towers."
Congresswoman Kaptur said the threat of legal action by local officials around the country, including Cuyahoga County Executive Ed FitzGerald, played a role in the FAA's decision to delay the closures until June 15.
"I understand the difficult decisions required by the sequester, which I continue to oppose as bad policy," said Congresswoman Kaptur. "But facilities such as Cuyahoga County Airport are crucial pieces of the physical infrastructure-and that's one of our calling cards as a region."
Peter Kirsch, a Denver lawyer representing nine airports that were to lose their towers, told USA TODAY this morning that airports are seeking an emergency court order to block the closures from happening.
Lawsuits by numerous airports have been consolidated and are being handled by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, based in California.
Kirsch said the expected that the court would rule on April 12 at the earliest.
"This has been a complex process and we need to get this right," said U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood. "Safety is our top priority. We will use this additional time to make sure communities and pilots understand the changes at their local airports."


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Question: What is the status of the beach access point near China Walls in Portlock that was closed by the city in June 2009?
Answer: The access point remains closed. However, in July, the City Council approved $35,000 for planning and design of repairs to the stairway. Collins Lam, acting director of the Department of Design and Construction, said the city plans to hire a consultant to start the design phase and an environmental assessment.
Repairs will likely take a while, as the project has yet to go through the procurement process. Les Chang, director of the Department of Parks and Recreation, said the design has to meet standards of the American with Disabilities Act.
The city is looking for a long-term solution. "We intend to do what we can to fix it. We're not going to just patch it together," said Chang.
The city closed the access point, designated as "120B," because of hazardous conditions, including deteriorated concrete stairs and a corroded 4-foot metal ladder and railing.
That spurred complaints by some who frequent the spot, saying it's the safest access to get out of the water, especially when the water is rough.
A 6-foot chain-link fence along Hanapepe Loop that leads to the point remains locked, but that doesn't deter surfers from using it, said Waikiki resident Margarita Finke, who frequents China Walls.
They climb over the fence or use alternate accesses, such as Koko Kai Mini Beach Park, at the cul-de-sac of Hanapepe Place.
But the sharp, rocky cliff at Koko Kai can be a challenge when climbing out of the water with a surfboard. "It's not easy," Finke said. "If you're not careful, the waves will bash you into the wall."
Rob Burns, founder of Local Motion, who has been surfing at China Walls for more than 40 years, described the area as the most dangerous surfing spot on Oahu's South Shore, mostly frequented by experienced surfers.
According to the book "Hawaii Place Names" by retired Honolulu Deputy Fire Chief John R.K. Clark, surfer Richard Okita, who was learning about the Great Wall of China at the time, named the spot China Walls "to describe the length of the waves on a big day."
With a finger rock that juts into the ocean and a flat, shallow reef next to it, Clark said, "The access point is the only place along the Portlock sea cliffs where you can walk out of the water."
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Your official information source from the .NET Web Development and Tools group at Microsoft.
ASP.NET Identity packages are now available on MyGet. This means that a successful nightly build of ASP.NET Identity will be pushed to MyGet package feed along with the rest of ASP.NET Web Frameworks such as MVC, Web API, SignalR, EntityFramework etc
You have to configure NuGet to add a package source to the MyGet feed to pull in the latest nightly packages for ASP.NET Identity.
- Right click project and click Manage NuGet packages
- Bring up the Manage NuGet Packages dialog and Add a feed pointing to https://www.myget.org/F/aspnetwebstacknightly/ It should look like the screenshot below
- Once you add the feed, you can go back to Manage NuGet packages and search for Microsoft.ASP.NET.Identity. Please make sure you have the pre-release option selected from the dropdown so that you can discover these packages
The ASP.NET team pushes the nightly build of the packages to MyGet so that developers who are interested in following a project and trying out the features can easily access the bits. Having said this, please do keep the following in mind when using the MyGet feed for consuming the nightly builds
Update packages from build to build. Since the nightly build of the packages is versioned and has the timestamp of the build. If you use NuGet Package Manager console or the GUI – Manage NuGet packages, then you will be able to update these packages seamlessly.
You can head over to this sample project which demonstrates some core basic functionalities of the ASP.NET Identity system. Features such as profile extensibility, basic role and user management are demonstrated in this sample.
https://github.com/rustd/AspnetIdentitySample is sample showing you these basic features.
Hope you would find value in learning more about the features of ASP.NET Identity system and will use the nightly packages from the MyGet feed. Please contact us via comments on the team blog or reach out to me at twitter : @rustd in case you have any questions.
Thanks for the clear instructions. I get prompted for credentials when I do this and my myget credentials don't work...
Will ASP.NET Identity reach RTM with VS2013 on November 13th?
Please include build symbols/pdb files. It makes diagnosing issues impossible as my breakpoint just ends. And in light of early documentation, trace walking is one of the few options to see what the code is doing, and why it isn't working.
Because everything is based on interfaces, it makes it hard to see at runtime what actual objects have been loaded and with what properties.


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Pecora To Paint For SCAN, October 23Thursday, October 17, 2013
The Society of Creative Arts of Newtown (SCAN) will have Susan Tilton Pecora painting a watercolor landscape at its next meeting, on Wednesday, October 23, at 1:30 pm.
The program will take place at Newtown Meeting House, 31 Main Street (at the flagpole). The public is invited to attend. Admission is free.


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Mike Ribeiro has slight MCL tear, wants to play through it
Stars center Mike Ribeiro had a knee-on-knee collision with Theo Peckham Saturday in the Dallas' 4-1 win over Edmonton. He put a knee brace on his right knee, then came back into the game and scored two goals.
Ribeiro said he was fine, but the Stars wanted to make sure, so they had him get an MRI on Monday and decided to not have him travel to California for Tuesday's game against Anaheim.
This morning, Stars coach Glen Gulutzan said Ribeiro has a slight MCL tear and some swelling in his knee, and that the Stars are still deciding on how they want to react to it.
"He has a tear in there, but to what degree?…" Gulutzan said. "He has some looseness in his knee and it swole up pretty good. He thinks he can go, but we need to make sure."
"He may fly in tomorrow," Gulutzan added. "He has an MCL (tear) there, but there's an old MCL (scar) there, so that pollutes the water (of the MRI) of what's actually there. He has it and he's limping around, but Ribs thinks he can play. But for his sake, we have to make sure that he's stable enough and doesn't get an injury there. He really wanted to come on the trip, we had to make him stay at home."
Gulutzan said Ribeiro had skated today, but he didn't have an update yet. When asked if it might be good to sit Ribeiro down for a few games, the way the Stars did with Brenden Morrow earlier in the season, Gulutzan said he didn't think it was necessary.
"I think all guys are different," Gulutzan said. "In Ribby's case, we just don't want Ribby to put that knee in a vulnerable situation, where guys can take a run at him and he can't get out of the way. As far as blazing speed, that's not part of Ribby's repertoire…but we want him to have the ability to get away from guys."
And he played pretty well against Edmonton when he had the brace on.
"We don't know how he played the last game," Gulutzan said. "He seems to do good when he gets injured and comes back."


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Pella High head football coach, Jay McKinstrey is not shy to admit that his team will probably be running the ball most of the time. In fact, that's what makes the Little Dutch so scary; teams know Pella is going to run, but they haven't really been stopped by anybody thus far. As far as Pella's pass game is concerned, sophomore Noah Clayberg has shown he does have an arm and will occasionally go over the top on defenses. Most recently, the Little Dutch quarterback threw for a 21-yard touchdown to Ben Konfrst and went 6-for-9 for 61 yards and an interception in their win over Oskaloosa on Friday. Coach McKinstrey says that his team will still pound the ball, but as the weeks go by, they will need to force teams to be ready for the passing game. Pella's win over Oskaloosa guarantees the Little Dutch will win the Class 3A District 8 Championship, but they still have another goal in mind; to win the outright title by beating Winterset at home this Friday night.
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A roundup of some of the activities in Monroe County this weekend.
The Rev. Dr. Kurt S. Taylor, a former lieutenant colonel in the Air Force and pastor of St. John Lutheran Church, Waltz, will be the guest speaker at the annual Memorial Day Service in Carleton Monday.
Pastor Taylor, a member of Carleton Post 4093, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will speak during the service that will be held in the Carleton Cemetery off Ash St. The ceremony will start following a parade that steps off at 10 a.m. in downtown Carleton and proceeds east on Monroe St. to the cemetery.
The Airport High School Marching Band, directed by Dan Savel, will lead the procession. Also expected will be a six-mule wagon hitch driven by Dr. Joseph Hunt, who just retired from his family practice after 49 years.
At the cemetery, Frank Mills, post commander, and VFW members will decorate the grave of Civil War veteran Frederick A. Ballen, a local Medal of Honor recipient.
Andrew Fogle, a member of Troop 566, Boy Scouts, will sing the national anthem and Mr. Mills will lead the ritual of paying floral tributes in honor of deceased veterans from the community. Among those paying tributes will be his wife, Chris, president of the auxiliary.
The service also will include the solemn "Battlefield Cross" ceremony that symbolizes a fallen soldier in the field and includes a "Lest They Be Forgotten" exhibit. Post members Capt. Dave Bennett and Capt. Jeff Kennedy, both of whom have served in the Army National Guard, will perform during the ceremony.
After the service, participants are invited to the post home on I-275 and Carleton- Rockwood Rd. for an open house, food and refreshments.
Services are planned Sunday and Monday in the Flat Rock area by members of Miller-Strawn Post 9362, VFW, and Middlestat-Smith Post 337, American Legion.
On Sunday, color guards and honor guards from both posts will join the Royal Canadian Legion for a joint service at 11 a.m. at Oakridge Cemetery off Telegraph Rd. in Brownstown Township.
The Legionnaires from Canada will arrive in buses to honor 11 Canadian airmen who perished in a training accident in the Detroit area during World War II. The rites also honor the memory of a half- dozen British airmen who died while training in a bomber plane near Grosse Ile in 1958.
On Monday, both posts and their auxiliaries will hold their annual Memorial Day parade at 10 a.m. followed by commemorative rites at the veteran's monument in front of city hall. Post members led by the Flat Rock High School Marching Band, directed by James Engelbert, will march from the Legion hall on Division St. and proceed east on Gibraltar Rd. to the monument.
Alan Hardy, VFW post commander, will lead the service along with Keith Gardner from Post 337. Roger Fater will serve as commander of the VFW Honor Guard. The Downriver Honor Guard will render a gun salute to the dead.
After the service, participants are invited to both posts for an open house and refreshments.
Members of Monroe Post 1138, VFW, will have a busy day, starting with a sunrise service at 6:30 a.m. at Heck Park off N. Dixie Hwy.
Afterward, members will return to the post home on Jones Ave. to replace all flags on its poles with new flags at 9. At 9:30, they will hold commemorative rites at St. Joseph Cemetery, 909 N. Monroe St.
The rest of the day, they will split up into two teams and hold services at the following stops: 9: 50 — old St. Mary Cemetery just south of St. Joseph Cemetery.
10 — LaSalle Township Cemetery off Swartz Rd.
10:15 — Kentucky Memorial Park at W. Sixth and S. Monroe Sts.
10:30 — Woodland Cemetery off E. Fourth St. in Monroe.
11 — Roselawn Memorial Park, La-Salle.
Noon — Veterans Park off N. Custer Rd.
At 2 p. m., members will march or ride in the annual parade through downtown Monroe.
The annual Memorial Day parade through the City of Rockwood will step off at 10 a. m. from Chapman Elementary School, 31500 Olmstead Rd.
More than 30 units are planned in the march that is held jointly by the Cities of Gibraltar and Rockwood.
The procession will wind its way through Rockwood to Mercure Park off Fort St. for a service to honor local veterans and the nation's war dead.
Also marching will be Mayor Daniel (Gary) Guzzi from Rockwood and Jim Gorris from Gibraltar and their respective city councils, staff and public safety vehicles.
Rockwood Councilman Mark Scafidi is parade chairman.
On July 4, Gibraltar will reciprocate and invite Rockwood officials and residents to its annual holiday festival.
Members of Lambertville Post 9656, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will hold brief services at three retirement homes before meeting at the Lambertville United Methodist Church Cemetery off Monroe Rd. for a longer service at 11 a.m.
The first stop will be at 9: 15 a. m. at Aspen Grove Assisted Living, 7515 Secor Rd. Other services are planned at 9:30 at Quail Hollow Eagle Stone behind Food Town, 7375 Secor Rd., followed by a third stop at Windhaven Eldercare, 667 W. Sterns Rd.
Post members will join forces at the cemetery with members of Sherman H. Osborn Post 192, American Legion, in Temperance about 10:30 at the fire station. They will march a short distance to the cemetery along with color guards, post auxiliaries and local scouting organizations.
Andy Vebestad, chaplain for the VFW, will give the invocation and Don Chmielewski, VFW post commander, will lead the ritual of paying floral tributes to deceased members of the two posts and their auxiliaries. The two post commanders will introduce their Poppy Kings and Queens to read patriotic poems about the holiday's significance. Harley Blackforb, the VFW queen, will recite one of the poems. Concluding the service will be a gun salute by a rifle team led by Ray Nusbaum and the playing of Taps. Mr. Nusbaum also will serve as master of ceremonies.
After the service, both posts will hold open houses for all participants at their respective post homes.
Also on Monday, a Mass of Resurrection will be held at 9 a. m. in St. Anthony Cemetery off W. Erie Rd. The Rev. Brian Hurley, pastor of St. Anthony Catholic Church, will celebrate the liturgy. In case of rain, the Mass will be in the church, 4605 St. Anthony Rd.
The annual Memorial Day Parade and Service hosted by the Dundee Veterans Memorial Corporation will start at 10 a. m. Monday at Wolverine Park located behind the Old Mill Banquet Hall off Toledo St.
At 9: 45, the Dundee High School Marching Band and a veterans' color guard will lead a procession of patriotic units from the school south on Ypsilanti St. The public is invited to participate in the procession and should be at the school parking lot at 9: 30 to assemble, said Larry Cymbola, one of the organizers.
At the park, the veterans will pay tribute to deceased veterans in the community and in particular, honor local citizens who served during the Civil War, Mr. Cymbola said.
"Through period music and songs performed by the band and choir, we will follow the journey of three area men who served with the 4th Michigan Infantry," he said.
The men to be remembered are John Walters, George Olney and Jason Root. They were all 19 years old at the time of enlistment. Mr. Cymbola will give a history of their service and the choir will sing " When Johnny Comes Marching Home."
After the ceremony, the veterans and other participants will go to Oak Grove, Maple Grove and Azalia cemeteries and hold similar services there. The Veterans Club will hold an open house and potluck luncheon at 1: 30 p. m. at the veterans hall, 418 Dunham St.
The grave of World War II veteran Wendel Cousino will be honored during the traditional Community Memorial Day Service at 11 a.m. Monday in St. Joseph Cemetery at Erie and Cemetery Rds.
Members of Erie Posts 3925, VFW, and its auxiliary will hold commemorative rites in memory of deceased members of the post and auxiliary. Mr. Cousino's brother, Lee, is a past commander of the post. Eddie Weaver, post commander; Jim Cherry, commander elect, and Sheila Santure, auxiliary president, will lead the ritual of paying floral tributes at the grave. The service will conclude with the playing of Taps.
Afterward, a potluck luncheon will be held at the post home, 1944 Erie Rd. The public is invited.
Robert Vergiels will give the main address at the annual Memorial Day Service Monday at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Cemetery in southwest Ida Township.
The service begins at 9 a.m. in the cemetery off Tunnicliffe Rd. between Wells and Kruse Rds. about 1 ½ miles east of the Monroe County KOA Campground. Mr. Vergiels, a former member of the church and employed by Monroe Public Schools, will talk about the significance of the holiday to veterans. Art Libstorff, a World War II veteran from Petersburg, will serve as master of ceremonies. Mr. Libstorff served in the Army Air Force, an arm of the Army, and flew on B-17 bomber planes.
Iraq War veteran Joe Ayers will be the guest speaker at a Memorial Day service planned at noon Monday in Memorial Park off Luna Pier Rd.
Mr. Ayers, a local resident and algebra teacher at Mason High School in Erie, has served more than 20 years in the military, including stints with the U. S. Army and Marines. He has been deployed twice to Iraq as a member of the Army National Guard.
Members of the James E. Yenor Post 192, American Legion, will hold the service that was revived this year after being canceled in 2013, said Dawn Gramza, a member of the Luna Pier City Council and the Ladies Auxiliary to Lynn C. Weeman Post 514, American Legion.
" We did not have enough people last year," Ms. Gramza said. " The legion really stepped up."
Mayor David Davison will serve as master of ceremonies along with Ms. Gramza, who serves as mayor pro tempore. The Mason High School Marching Band will play the national anthem and Post 192 will provide a color guard for the ceremony honoring the nation's war dead.
After the service, area veterans are invited to a luncheon served by the auxiliary in the Post 192 hall off N. Harold Dr. Ms. Gramza's father — Donald Stewart — served in the Army in the 1950s and 60s and her younger brother, Donald Jr., served with the Army 82nd Airborne Division in Grenada.
Members of Earl Gladfelter Post 268, American Legion, will begin their annual Memorial Day observance at 9 a. m. Monday in Wilson Park off Wabash St.
Post members will hold a service honoring deceased veterans in the community at the Blue Star Memorial and Veterans' Wall of Honor in the park along the Saline River. After the service, participants will march west on Main St. to Marble Park for another commemorative service that will include a 21- gun salute and the playing of Taps.
Afterward, participants are invited to enjoy food and refreshments at the Legion hall on Wabash.
Services are planned Monday at both Pleasant View Cemetery off Ida West Rd. and Wing Cemetery in the City of Petersburg.
Members of Summerfield Post 6509, VFW, and its auxiliary will hold the first service at Pleasant View at 11 a. m. followed by commemorative rites at Wing Cemetery off Center St. about 11:20. It's the fourth year a service has been held at the restored cemetery where about $ 7,000 in improvements were made.


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David Morrissey Teases A Surprising Governor/Rick Face Off
It's the first day of February, which means we are a mere 9 days away from the return of The Walking Dead. As we mark off the last few days on our calendars, the cast are making the rounds talking about what's coming up. David "The Governor" Morrissey recently spoke to SFX and dropped an interesting teaser.
We know that everything is building up to a Governor/Rick showdown, but Morrisssey says that the showdown may play out in an unexpected way:
What I've liked about the season so far is that it's full of surprises. Obviously the stars might be aligned for Rick and the Governor to have some sort of meeting, but maybe the show will shoot that in a very surprising way. I think it's not going to give you what you want in the way that you want it, and I think that's what I've enjoyed in the second half of the season.
As an audience you can see that no one's safe and there are surprises within that. What's great about The Walking Dead is that it's not frightened of killing off its leading actors.
This season has diverted from the comics more than the previous seasons, so the final showdown between the Governor and Rick's group could play out in an entirely different and unexpected way. Morrissey is a pretty straightforward guy, so I'd expect his bit about "maybe the show will shoot that in a very surprising way" to be very true. The actor also said he hasn't practiced his zombie walk because you never want to do that and tempt fate. What do you think about the Governor/Rick showdown? How do you think it will go down?
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? Holly Hassel, professor of English and women's studies at the University of Wisconsin-Marathon County, is teaming with UW-Oshkosh professor Christie Launius to write "Ways of Thinking, Seeing, and Knowing: Threshold Concepts in Women's and Gender Studies." It will publish in January 2015 by Routledge Press, New York, N.Y
? Riverview Elementary School received a national mini-grant from the American Association of School Administrators. The $2,000 grant is one of seven annual Helping Kids Program mini-grants. Funded by AASA through a partnership with the National Joint Powers Alliance, it is to be used for immediate needs of children and their families.
NJPA is a government agency that establishes an alliance between buyers and suppliers, providing programs and solutions for use by education, government and non-profits.
AASA is the professional organization for educational leaders in the United States and throughout the world.
? Dr. Nancy Puetz, Wausau School District audiologist, has been named 2014 Audiologist of the Year by the Wisconsin Speech and Hearing Association. Dr. Puetz received the award Feb. 21 at the WSHA Convention in Middleton.
Bryan Grunewald, Brian Gunderson and Andy Mugerauer have been named shareholders of Schenck SC.
Grunewald is a member of Schenck's Government and Not-for-Profit team. He specializes in the review of financial policies and procedures and provides recommendations to increase efficiency and effectiveness of internal controls. Grunewald is experienced in working with utility rate studies and provides recommendations on rate structure.
Gunderson has experience providing tax planning and research for closely-held businesses, with a special focus on serving manufacturers, construction contractors and the real estate industry. He also specializes in minimizing the tax obligations of pass-through entities such as LLCs and S corporations. Gunderson's experience includes planning related to multi-state corporate returns and providing income tax and estate planning services.
Mugerauer's experience includes planning, supervision and review of various audit, review and compilation engagements for companies. He is experienced with the preparation, supervision and review of financial statements, including consolidated financial statements. Mugerauer has a background in the preparation of corporate tax returns as well as the Federal Form 5500 for employee benefit plans.
Schenck is a full-service regional accounting and consulting firm and provides a full range of services including accounting and audit, tax, business consulting, human resources consulting, information technology, merger and acquisition, retirement planning, investment and payroll solutions.
Olga Barchugova, M.D., a board-certified family medicine specialist at Ministry Medical Group in Weston, passed the American Board of Obesity Medicine certification exam. Physicians certified in obesity medicine are able to positively impact all systems of the body by incorporating weight management into traditional models of medical practice.
Ministry Medical Group, the physician-directed division of Ministry Health Care, consists of clinics located throughout northern and central Wisconsin.
Ministry has instituted a number of programs to enhance workplace health, including wellness screenings, exercise incentives, a community-supported agriculture vegetable share and a healthy eating program called "Colorize."
Healthiest Employers, the leader in employee health analytics, best practices and benchmark data, announced the induction of Ministry Health Care into the 2014 Healthiest 100 Workplaces in America. These employers achieve remarkable and sustainable success through a broad range of corporate wellness programs and employee wellness initiatives.
? Allied Health Chiropractic announced that Dr. Kyle Moeller is an associate doctor with Dr. Poland at Poland Chiropractic.
Allied Health Chiropractic Centers is staffed with more than 80 skilled doctors throughout Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota and Michigan. They are one of the largest chiropractic networks in the world.
A Stratford native, Moeller takes a natural approach to healthcare with an emphasis on sports and wellness care. He utilizes various chiropractic techniques including manual adjusting, table-assisted adjusting, instrument adjusting, sports injury rehabilitation, soft tissue therapies, ultrasound, cold laser, kinesiotaping, postural screenings and nutritional counseling.
Brenda Gaeu, general manager of Wausau Homes, has earned the Excellence in Marketing Award at the annual Wausau Homes Marketing Conference in Wausau.
Along with the current 112 designs, Wausau Homes released seven new vacation floor plans and additional homes, which can be viewed at www.wausauhomes.com.


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According to the IASCLIP prospectus, the main goal of this program is to promote, coordinate, and organize research activities that aim at improving our understanding of climate and hydrological processes in the IntraAmericas Sea (IAS) and improving our ability of representing these processes in global climate models.
This page contains material relevant to the planning of upcoming field observation activities in support of the IASCLIP and other studies of the climate and meteorology of the Inter-American Seas region. The material shown here is taken from many sources, but is intended to supplement the Science and Implementation plan with specific information relevant to designing a field program.


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One Direction
They sing in perfect harmony, and they look like perfect gentlemen. But really, the boys of One Direction aren't as pure as they seem. In fact, these Brits are a bunch of party-hardy blokes. After spending time in the United States -- all under the legal drinking age -- all these guys wanted to do when they got to Australia in April 2012 was drink beer. "We want to drink pints," Liam Payne told The Sun. "We've been in America for ages, so we'll do that." Glad to see their priorities are in order.
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After all, they are both members of the "300 club."
Bouwmeester is currently second in the NHL among active players with 306 consecutive games. And Staal isn't too far behind at 302. Additionally, Tampa Bay defenseman Andrej Meszaros, who was getting some needed rest during the five-day All-Star layoff, is fifth at 293 and Vancouver's Henrik Sedin (301) is fourth.
Minnesota Wild wing Andrew Brunette, who hasn't missed a regular-season game since 2001-02, is one shy of 500 straight and tops the chart.
Staal has missed just one game in his NHL career -- a 4-3 overtime loss at Pittsburgh on March 19, 2004 with a hip injury.
Staal realizes sustaining your body for an 82-game season is no easy chore.
"It's just a matter of preparing yourself every game," Staal told NHL.com. "On the off days I try and make sure I get a light workout to maintain my strength while just continually doing the right things as far as eating and getting the proper rest. There's probably a little bit of luck too because there have been games where I've been on the bad side of a few hits, but never bad enough to keep me out of the lineup."
Defenseman Bouwmeester, who last missed a game in 2003-04 and actually leads the League in average ice time this season (27:24), agrees with Staal.
"Part of it is that you have to be a little lucky," Bouwmeester said. "There are injuries that can happen that you have no control over. I think the only thing you can do is try and keep yourself in good shape, come into camp and do the work in the summer. The work you do over the summer doesn't really take effect or pay off until later in the year, when everyone is banged up. I'm no different than anyone else; I think it's just taking care of yourself and getting rest when you can."
Productive Peverley -- Thrashers captain Ilya Kovalchuk still doesn't understand why the Nashville Predators placed forward Rich Peverley on waivers, but he's certainly glad they did.
"I don't know why Nashville put him on waivers, but it's good for us," Kovalchuk told NHL.com. "He's a really skilled guy, sees the ice really well and makes some unbelievable passes. He's given me so many good passes already; I never expected him to get it through but he did. He works hard on his shots, is good on face-offs and has been a huge pickup for us."
Claimed off waivers from the Predators on Jan. 10, Peverley recorded the overtime winner and added two assists in a 4-3 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs Jan. 16 in just his second game in a Thrashers uniform and closed out that first week with three assists in a 7-2 win over his former club at Nashville Jan. 17. In five games since joining Atlanta, Peverely has 2 goals, 6 assists and a plus-6 rating.
"It's tremendous to be able to contribute," Peverley said. "To get an overtime winner (against Toronto on Jan. 16) was great but it was also a great play by Kovalchuk."
The Thrashers entered the All-Star break winning three of their last four games. The club is currently 14th in the Eastern Conference with 17 wins and 39 points.
Lecavalier, who was born in nearby Ile Bizard, was making his fourth All-Star Game appearance.
"For someone born here and being able to play here, it certainly adds a little bit of pressure, but good pressure," Lecavalier said. "It was pretty overwhelming when I got to airport (on Thursday). I was sleeping on the plane so my hair was all over the place and I didn't expect there to be so many people there. There were like 300 people waiting for all the players to come by and sign autographs so it was pretty hectic for a few minutes. It was good to be in Montreal."
Lecavalier, who had a chance to meet NHL legends Guy Lafleur, Gordie Howe, Frank Mahovlich and Johnny Bower just prior to his practice with the Eastern Conference Saturday, considered it special to dress in the Canadiens dressing room.
"All the players who went to this organization always mentioned how very special it was to skate on that ice," Lecavalier said. "It is always special to dress and get ready in that room. I'm looking forward to it; it'll be a good weekend."
Calling Ovie out -- Perhaps one of the funniest moments prior to the Eastern Conference practice session on Saturday at Bell Centre was NHL legend Frank Mahovlich commenting on the curvature of Alex Ovechkin's hockey stick.
"The last time I saw a curve like that, Stan Mikita was on the ice," Mahovlich told NHL.com. When Ovechkin was informed of the comment, he had a serious look on his face before informing NHL.com that his stick was certifiably legal -- of course it was.
Following the All-Star break, Ovechkin is just hoping his team can maintain its pace over the second half of the season. The Caps are second in the East with 30 wins and 63 points.
"What was good was the team results (in the first half)," Ovechkin said. "What was bad was the beginning of the year for myself. Right now everything is going fine. I feel pretty good now. I feel like I have lots of emotions and energy. I have lots of power and the second half of the year is going to be good."
Entering the All-Star break, the 23-year-old Russian led the NHL lead in goals (31) and ranked third in points (59). He also led the League in shots (305), was tied for third in game-winning goals (6) and was seventh in hits (148). He was also tops among all NHL forwards in average ice time (23:22).
Ovechkin has 54 points in his last 37 games, with points in 27 of those contests and has 17 goals and 7 assists over his last 20 matches.


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Thomas Davis is gone--the Rams pick Jamal Brown 5. The pokes are on the clock and can't believe Carnell Williams is still there. Cowboys take the Caddy.
While Parcells would love to be driving a Caddy, they have no FS at all. They have to forgo the luxury of a top-tier RB to take...
Cowboys - Brodney Pool - 1
The cowboys take Darryl Blackstock OLB - 1
Cowboys go fishing, but not in a Pool.
David Baas - 1
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Update for the 'boys...
Carnell Williams -1
Brodney Pool -1
Daryl Blackstock -1
David Baas -1
I vote that the Cowboys take WR Mark Clayton, especially now that Keyshawn's status is clouding up due to contract issues.
With visions of Lawrence Taylor the Cowboys take pass rushing LB Darryl Blackstock.
Dallas selects Mark Clayton, WR - 2
Heres an update
Mark Clayton, - 2
Carnell Williams -1
Brodney Pool -1
Daryl Blackstock -2
David Baas -1
Come on guys lets get some picks going we won't get this finished by the time the real draft starts
The boys take C Williams....
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Cowboys - Brodney Pool - 2
Carnell Williams -2
Brodney Pool -2
Mark Clayton -2
Daryl Blackstock -2
David Baas -1
My second pick after 24 hours remains the same, Mark Clayton, WR.
Carnell Williams -2
Brodney Pool -2
Mark Clayton -3
Daryl Blackstock -2
David Baas -1
Cowboys take Mark Clayton (4)