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RED FANG to Headline Mud City Music Festival
Moncton, NB - The Mud City Music Festival is excited to announce its 5thedition will take place October 1st to 5th throughout downtown Moncton, with stoner rock giants, RED FANG, to headline!
RED FANG have more than made a name for themselves on the live circuit. Over the years, they've toured with prominent artists such as Mastodon, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Helmet, Opeth and Crowbar, and have appeared at major festivals including Hellfest, Rockstar Mayhem Fest, Wacken, Roadburn, and many others. In their travels, the Portland outfit have performed across the globe, from North America and South America to Europe, Russia, Australia, and now for the first time, Moncton, NB!
The whole Mud City crew is stoked for this year's lineup which will also include Canadian music icon, Ian Blurton, fresh off his latest release of 'Signals Through the Flames'; Rich Aucoin, also presenting his latest album release at the festival; Hollerado, on the road with their 'One Last Time' tour; as well as, Montreal outfit Atsuko Chiba, mixing sounds of post-rock, prog, hip hop and experimental for an incredible live show. After the success of last year's surf rock dance party, the Festival is also thrilled to be partnering with the Aberdeen Cultural Centre once again to bring in the Juno award winning instrumental rock band, Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet, better known for their performance of the 'Kids in the Hall' theme song. Also featured this year are some of the best acts the region has to offer with Zuku, Adam Baldwin, Les Paiens, John Jerome & the Congregation, Tampa, Which Witch is Which, Roxy & the Underground Soul Sound, Diner Drugs, Nebullama, Julie Aubé, Mike Trask, Little You Little Me, Frig Dancer, Amy Stone & the Veneers, 3 Bruthas and more TBA. The festival program will also feature a very special edition of the cultural phenomenon that is the Pink Flamingo Variety Show, as well as a feature performance from the Greater Moncton Girls+ Rock Camp.
Now taking place in the fall, the Festival will once again take over their favorite venues like the Tide and Boar, The Caveau and The Aberdeen Cultural Centre. Mud City is also thrilled to introduce a new addition to the fold with the Pink Flamingos Cabaret/Lounge! The newest addition to Moncton's show venues, the club offers diverse entertainment and a safe space for all, which will fit perfectly in the Festival's ever eclectic programming. "We've been dreaming of hosting shows here for a while and we think the programming will intrigue both current fans of the venue, as well as new club goers" says Festival Manager Xavier Léger.
Keeping with tradition, Mud City is also working with the City of Moncton, downtown Moncton and local businesses to present a free show series with pop-up shows in non-traditional spaces, including a Festival Block Party at Downtown Place (outside the Avenir Centre) which will feature live music, local vendors, a beer garden, games and activities for fans of all ages!
Tickets and festival passes are available online as of Friday August 16th at www.mudcitymeltdown.ca. Stay tuned for more announcements, contests and festival news by following Mud City Music Festival on Facebook and Instagram.
As always, the Festival would like to recognize and thank its sponsors and festival partners who make this great event possible: The City of Moncton, Canadian Heritage, the Province of New Brunswick, Downtown Moncton Centre-ville Inc, Molson Canadian, Exclaim!, Rodd Hotels & Resorts, Music NB, SSI, The Capitol Theatre, Notre Dame de Parkton, SterioDesign, Invasion Group, Melanie Kaye PR, Cansel, the Aberdeen Cultural Centre, Pink Flamingos Cabaret/Lounge and the Tide and Boar. For more info on how you can support or participate, please reach out to our great team at info@mudcitymeltdown.ca.
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Jim Hopper (David Harbour) and Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) were a huge focus of Stranger Things season 2.
Hopper has been hiding Eleven in his cabin, looking after her and making sure the 'bad men' don't take her away, and in doing so, he basically turns into her father.
Seeing as he lost his daughter Sara when she was only really young, it's HEARTWARMING!
Now, a Reddit user has noticed a small detail that shows just how much Hopper loves Eleven like his own daughter. (Aside from like, legally adopting her as 'Jane Hopper' at the end).
During the show, Hopper always wears a blue band around his wrist. The same band can be seen in Sara's hair before she fell ill and underwent chemotherapy.
You see the band then worn on Hopper's wrist while reading Anne of Green Gables to Sara while she's sick. Ever since Sara passes away, he wears it.
Then, in one of the final scenes of season two, while Eleven goes to the Snow Ball and dances with Mike, you can see the same band on her wrist.


Directions (Q.1-5): In each group of questions below are two conclusions followed by five statements. You have to choose the correct set of statements that logically satisfies given conclusions.
I. Some love being hate is a possibility.
II. All love being paisa is a possibility.
A. Some love is life. Some life is money. Some money is hate. No money is paisa.
B. All love is life. All life is money. Some money is paisa. No money is hate.
C. Some love is life. All life is money. Some money is paisa. No money is hate.
D. Some love is life. Some life is money. All money is hate. No money is paisa.
E. All love is life. No life is hate. Some hate is paisa. All paisa is money.
I. Some peacock is hen.
II. All bird being hen is a possibility.
A. Some birds are cow. No cow is peacock. All peacock is crow. Some crow is hen.
B. All birds are cow. Some cow is peacock. No peacock is crow. Some crow is hen.
C. Some cow is bird. No bird is hen. All hen is peacock. Some peacock is crow.
D. All birds are cow. No bird is peacock. Some peacock is crow. All crow is hen.
E. Some birds are cow. Some cow is peacock. No peacock is crow. Some crow is hen.
I. All white being red is a possibility.
II. Some black being yellow is a possibility.
A. All black is white. No white is yellow. Some yellow is red. All red is green.
B. Some black is white. No white is yellow. All red is yellow. Some yellow is green.
C. Some black is white. No white is yellow. All yellow is green. Some green is red.
D. All black is white. No black is yellow. All yellow is red. Some red is green.
E. All black is white. All white is yellow. No yellow is red. Some red is green.
I. Some toast is biscuit.
II. All bread being toast is a possibility.
A. All bread is biscuit. All biscuit is butter. Some butter is toast. Some toast is tea.
B. Some bread is biscuit. Some biscuit is butter. All toast is butter. Some butter is tea.
C. All bread is biscuit. No biscuit is butter. All butter is tea. Some tea is toast.
D. Some bread is biscuit. All biscuit is butter. No butter is toast. Some toast is tea.
E. All bread is biscuit. Some biscuit is butter. All butter is toast. Some toast is tea.
I. Some rubber is not band.
II. All rings being clips is a possibility.
A. All ring is necklace. All necklace is rubber. No rubber is clip. Some clips is band.
B. No ring is necklace. All rubber is necklace. Some necklace is clips. Some clips is band.
C. Some ring is necklace All necklace is rubber. No necklace is clips. Some clips is band.
D. All rings is necklace. Some necklace is rubber. Some rubber is clips. No clips is band.


We'd like to know what's going on too, Jessica.
Back on February 9, we covered a story about Orcas Island Fire & Rescue (OIFR), which drew the ire of some usually supportive TH readers. They'll probably be mad at us again because of this post. As we reported back on February 9, many Orcasites have questions about the management of OIFR. There is no doubt that Orcas firefighters have behaved heroically in battling some very dangerous blazes, especially of late. But for many Orcasites, that heroism exists alongside questionable management decisions and behavior ... it exists alongside the alleged cover-up of a suspected DUI involving one of their own, Jack Delisle ... and it also seems to exist alongside a deepening siege mentality that lashes out at any critique.
Orcas Issues recently carried an editorial about the OIFR DUI controversy, which (along with other OIFR questions) is being brought into greater focus because of an upcoming vote about an OIFR levy. The old propane tank at the Country Corner, which serves as a makeshift Orcas community painting board for events, currently says "Vote no on the fire levy ... government accountability starts at home!"
Lord knows that Orcas has suffered more than its fair share of failed government accountability over the past few years ... the Charles Dalton situation, the Eastsound mosquito hatchery, floods in Eastsound, the Mt. Baker Road project, the Deer Harbor bridge ... and representation by electeds who seem hell bent on throwing us all under the CAO bus. If people are getting fed up, is it any wonder why?
Below is a recording of the report of the Delisle accident by OIFR Deputy Chief Mik Preysz (pronounced "price" for you non-Orcasites) to the San Juan County Sheriff's Office. The recording was obtained via a public records request. It's been making the rounds on Orcas ... people playing it for one another on their cell phones ... and passing it around via email too.
The call was logged at 3 a.m. on March 9, 2013. For context, you can refer to our original blog post from February 9, which includes the police report of the incident along with inserted questions of a commenter from Orcas. Note too that the police report doesn't seem to be entirely accurate with respect to the phone call from Preysz either.
Maybe the whole thing is no big deal, but would you have been treated this way? Does it sound like normal procedure to you? Can we have Sgt. Brennan call us the next time we get in a scrape?
Propane Tank -- some readers questioned the tank message aspect of the story, so here is a photo.
Editor's Note - the "Broken Dreams" series begun with the last post will be interspersed among other TH stories. Until the next one (probably in a couple of weeks), we now return to our regularly scheduled programming.
Below is a plea from a Lopezian to help save another endangered way of life under threat from a governmental agency's senseless desire for control and pointless regulation. It's just one more straw on the camel's back of rural character and independence.
Candace, ARC member, notes concern about Council caving to newly CDP restrictions on agriculture. She is in despair of impact of conditional use requirements. Wants council to take step back and allow ag reps to consider this to prevent the death of ag by a thousand cuts.
Hughes argues that AS APPLIED it won't be a problem. Candace points out concrete problems. Jamie asks via telephone (where IS Jamie??) whether she's happy with existing rules.
Peggy Bill of ARC says ARC worked really hard and made comments and had their work thrown out by CDP (and Council). Ag activity will now have to be treated like all development, which is going backwards. Condition and provisional use permits will be required for lots of activity.
Peggy Bill--CAO goes to far and ag people are very angry. Says that Land Bank is merely trying to fence off streams to protect water but are being told that fences are development.
Hughes is "clarifying for record" that ag expansion in critical area is not ideal. Hughes is being schooled on the difference between what the rule says and what HE thinks it says.
Where is Jamie? Anyone know why he can't show up for arguably the most important council meeting this year.
Jane Cable points out the obvious: no one understands the proposed CAO. No one can read and know. Everything is going to be decided by the director. Jane doesn't understand what they are trying to do; she doesn;t think that COuncil knows what they are trying to do. Hughes takes umbrage.
Kyle again goes over time because the Friends are allowed to go over time--they are SPECIAL.
Hughes and Stephens seem to be saying what Shireene Hale said from the very beginning--you can keep doing what you're doing. If so, why is the language changed?
Do you trust the CDPD to help and guide you and the Friends not to interfere? If so, this CAO is no problem.
Council calls time out [to consult with staff?] and comes back to have Thomas recite all the answers. Thomas believes that it all comes down to implementation--relying on staff to work with citizens. That works so well, doesn't it?
Jamie says something but can't be heard well. Where IS he?
Bob points out the basic issues that remain--the new rule still makes it very difficult to use their property. No problem identified and so burdensome solutions aren't related to any problem. Going to make it difficult and expensive for ordinary citizens to use their property.
Hughes now claims that they have no obligation to clean up the new CAO but just to respond to the Growth Board. He seems not to understand that the Council response to the Growth Board must be coherent and logical.
Hughes seems to think that council must DO something today. Why? What can happen? Why didn't council appeal from the Growth Board demands?
Oh good, let's go back into the weeds.
WHAT? Council is planning to come back later to FIX this mess? Are they crazy??
Well Rick really wants to do something today but he says he isn't sure quite what. Right.
Anyway, where is Jamie? Is this a little irregular, his big televised face staring down like Big Brother. What if the other council critters decided they wanted to phone it in as well. Is that a quorum is it even legal? This is truly wierd.
Talking about ag limitations again, how the farm plan will become the "key to the door that will open many ag exemptions." Assuming an voluntary steward program is in place with more money of course to administrate it.
Now what one little fiefdom have we here that holds those fun filled farm plan keys to your "right to plant stuff"?
Jamie is at some friends house and plans to raid their refrigerator. So that is good to know.
Rick is the chair so he likes to play the role and believes he has an agenda to get done. He also gets to decide when to call a one hour lunch break because he needs to go off and think things through. Since he already said he does not not know what to do, he needs some time now (one hour) to go touch base with the folks who will tell him what to do.
When he returns, will he be Mr. Decision Man?
Staff trying to mollify Bob, Bob is pushing back. Rick is frustrated, he really wants 'concensus.' Jaime glowering down from a big screen.
Staff basically comes out and says oh you poor thing, you must be so confused, it is true these regulations are so complex only planners who live and breathe this stuff 24/7 believe they understand them. And, hey, its pretty easy, come on over we'll give you a slice of Shirene's famous Marionberry pie and a cuppa and we'll just skip through this.
But you must pass this today blah mumble burble ..."Bob.
Bob: Just Say No. The Hairball from Hell.
As a gesture, Bob actually made the motion for this thing knowing it would pass anyway, but he did it in a humorous way saying he didn't want Rick to have a heart attack.
Now, Rick wants the council to draft a resolution to lay out the road-map for the "fix-it job" he wants to press on next.
Want something in this resolution? This might be fun. The Friends may entertain a modest proposal or two.
"San Juan County today passed what will widely be considered the most restrictive and onerous land use regulations in the United States. The Special UN Envoy for Human Habitation praised the County Council for its foresight and perseverance in advancing the goals of Agenda21. He said, "San Juan County has shown the world that the evils of private property need never again hinder the quest for climate justice and whirled peas!"
When the County passed the first dysfunctional CAOs we posted these photos and joked that these were photos of the actual moment the CAO passed. We repeat them again for emphasis. Stephens and "Mr. Fix It" Hughes just burned this County.
On March 5, this Council will approve yet another CAO. Like all the other CAO messes, this latest snafu will buffer wetlands and other critical areas instead of buffering/mitigating the development effects that purportedly threaten critical areas. Instead of basing mitigation on the scale of proposed development effects, CAO restrictions will be based on a subjective ranking of your undeveloped areas.
It's backwards. It always has been backwards, and as long as critical areas themselves, rather than development effects, are the stuff of buffers and restrictions, there will never be nexus and proportionality. In the last CAO, the County took great pride in claiming that they had derived "site-specific buffers." The fatal defect, however, was that they did not derive "development-specific buffers." All the factors necessary to derive a County-specified buffer are present on any piece of property whether one builds a garden shed, a lead smelter, the Empire State Building ... or nothing at all. Buffer imposition is triggered by development, but not related to its effects in any way.
Nothing has changed. In the March 5 CAO, once again buffers are triggered by development, but not related to development impacts.
And this strange fact leads Councilman Hughes on the same search as that of his predecessor, Councilman Fralick ... looking for any weasely way to find some justifiable paradox that will allow Eastsound (and other urban growth areas, but mainly Eastsound) to have smaller buffers. Hughes wants the critical areas of more developed areas to be buffered less than rural areas ... and he lives quite comfortably with this desire even though it would undermine the "buffer protection" logic of someone more perspicacious.


1-11-14. The Bn received orders to be ready by the 5th to embark.
2-11-14. Preparations for embarkation proceeded satisfactorily.
3-11-14. Preparations proceeded satisfactorily and the Bn was issued out with the Short Rifle. [Comment; this refers to the SMLE, or the "Short Magazine Lee Enfield" Rifle].
4-11-14. Preparations for embarkation proceeded satisfactorily.
5-11-14. The Bn left BURY ST. EDMONDS in two trains and in the evening embarked on the "CITY OF CHESTER", sailing at midnight.
6-11-14. Arrived at HAVRE on the morning and landed at HAVRE about 12 Midday and marched 3 ½ miles to No.2 REST CAMP.
8-11-14. Bn entrained early and left in one train for ST. OMAR [sic; ST. OMER] at 9.19pm.
9-11-14. The Bn arrived at ST. OMAR [sic; St. OMER] at 7am and marched to billets about 3 miles away at TATINGHAM.
10-11-14. The Commander in Chief came up for a few minutes and inspected one of the Companies.
11-11-14. The Bn moved out to prepare an entrenched position. Shortly after arrival received orders to proceed by Motor Bus to VLAMENTINGHE. On arrival marched through YPRES and bivouacked KILO 3 ¾ Mile West of HOOGE. The Bn came under shrapnel fire passing through YPRES and had one Officer and one man struck but only one man needed medical attention.
12-11-14. Bn moved about 2 miles along the YPRES-ZONNEBEKE Railway and entrenched in a wood for cover against shrapnel. Returned to bivouac.
13-11-14. Remained in bivouac (and had an unburst shrapnel shell through the farm and one man was struck by splinters).
14-11-14. The Bn moved in the evening to NONNE-BOSSEN and took over trenches from the Oxfordshire Light Infantry - 3 Companies in trenches, 5 in support.
15-11-14. Same position. One man wounded.
16-11-14. Handed over our trenches to 153rd Regiment and marched back to 3 KILO YPRES-MELLEN [sic; MENIN] Road.
17-11-14. We were shelled in the morning and had to leave the farm shortly after had one man killed and two severely wounded. In the evening we went into the trenches again & took over from the 1st Royal Dragoons and 10th Hussars 1 mile S.E. of ZILLEBEKE. Had 4 Companies in the trenches, 1 in support, 1 in reserve, remaining 2 at KILO 3.
20-11-14. Marched at 11pm to METEREN, about 18-20 miles. Had tea at OUDERDAM. A very cold night. Joined our Brigade 4th (Guards) Brigade for the first time.
21-11-14. Arrived at METEREN and went into billets.
22-12-14. Brigade marched from METEREN to BETHUNE and billeted there the night.
23-12-14. The Brigade marched to LES LACONS FARM and spent the day there. In the evening the Bn moved forward to Cross Roads - RUE DE BOIS and RUE L'EPINETTE in support of 2 ½ battalions of the Brigade in the trenches.
24-12-14. The Bn moved back to LES LACONS FARM and in the evening went into the trenches south of RUE DE BOIS taking over from 6th GHATS. 6 Companies in the trenches, 2 in support close to Headquarters.
25-12-14. L.Sgt Gregory [2301 Thomas Edward GREGORY] and Private Huggins [2701 Percy Henry HUGGINS] killed.
27-12-14. One Company was removed from the fire trenches to support. Each Company had 36 hours in support in rotation.


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Aston Martin Rapide E EV First Look
Unveiled earlier this week, the Aston Martin Rapide E is a 602-horsepower electric monster featuring over 300 kilometers of range. It's Aston Martin's first foray in the EV world and the first model in a string of planned hybrid and electrified models to come.
The British automaker isn't starting from scratch, however. It will use the Rapide sedan as a starting point for its EV. The big V12 that normally lurks under the Rapide's long hood is replaced by a electric engine good for 602 horsepower and powered by a 65 kWh battery. That gives the new Rapide E about 300 kilometers of range.
According to Aston Martin, it can reach 100 km/h in less than 4.0 seconds, charge in less than an hour with a DC Fast Charger, and reach more than 320 km/h. There will only be 155 Aston Martin Rapide E models built with the first cars being to their owners at the end of next year.
Pricing wasn't announced. As for the car itself, well, it's a start. Of all the vehicles in the Aston Martin lineup to build an EV with, the Rapide was probably the most logical. The car has fallen into obscurity over the last few years and making an electric vehicle out of it should give it new life. Aston Martin will need to build more than 155 of them for the car to have any sort of impact, however.
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Assoc Prof E. K. Asiam Delivers First Exit Lecture as he makes a Final Exit from UMaT
By 2019/2020 Admission & Recruitment Forms | October 11, 2018
Prof E. K. Asiam Delivering His Lecture
Prof Elias Kwasi Asiam, an Associate Professor of Minerals Engineering has delivered the first Exit Lecture as part of a ceremony to bid him farewell as he makes his final exit from the University of Mines and Technology. Prof Asiam has served the University System for over 35 years through teaching, research and community service at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi and the University of Mines and Technology (UMaT), Tarkwa.
Prof Asiam spoke on the topic "University: A Space without Borders?" He took the audience through the structure in University governance and career progression. He talked about the need for members of staff to take particular interest in, and study important documents that form the basis of governance of the University and indicated that, that was the only way by which they would find the University a place to be. He encouraged them to be motivated by a commitment to pursue a career in the University. He mentioned the documents as the Act establishing the University, the University Statutes, the Code of Conduct for Senior Members and the Appointments and Promotions Guidelines. Prof Asiam further indicated that a university plays a vital role in the development of all nations and its management was also very crucial. Therefore, according to him, the staff members in the University were employed because of a special skill they possessed and that the faculty members must, in addition to their skills, develop good character and capacity to manage academic structures and activities in the University.
Prof Asiam advised young members of staff especially faculty members to offer free services sometimes to companies and organisations because, according to him, that gesture could launch one into huge prospects in their career. He said this principle had guided him during his career as a successful academic and professional. He described himself as a rural boy who worked very hard to reach this level in his career.
Born on 21st September, 1948, Prof Asiam attended the E. P. Primary School at Wusuta, the L. A. Middle School at Vakpo and the Bishop Herman College at Kpando, all in the Volta Region. He graduated with a BSc in Chemical Technology from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi in 1974 and continued with his PhD in Metallurgy from the same University and graduated in 1988. Prof Asiam is a member of the Ghana Institution of Geoscientists and the Ghana Investors and Intellectual Property Protection Association.
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The Vice Chancellor of UMaT, Prof J. S. Y. Kuma, who was the Chairman of the occasion, paid glowing tribute to Prof Asiam for demonstrating a deep and unmatched commitment for the growth and development of the University of Mines and Technology during his working life at the University. A citation in Prof Asiam's honour was read by the Registrar.
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Q: finite dimensional function space I'm studying Arzela-Ascoli (particularly as a generalization of Bolzano-Weierstrass) and am wondering how to think of functions as generalizations of points in $\mathbb{R}^k$. Specifically, I'm looking for intuition motivated by basic linear algebra ideas (bases, relations between different dimensions of the space). So if I'm building toward understanding infinite dimensional function spaces, can you first describe how we move from $\mathbb{R}^k$ to finite dimensional function spaces as an intermediate step (particularly emphasizing the role of equicontinuity)?

A: One transitional example is to look at the vector space of real-valued functions on a set with $k$ elements, such as $\{1,2,\ldots,k\}$, with addition pointwise ($(f+g)(x)=f(x)+g(x)$) and scalar multiplication similarly. This is a $k$-dimensional space of functions. Indeed, hard to tell it apart from $\mathbb R^k$. Equicontinuity is relatively easy...

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We're continuing to beta test builds with the streamlined process for syncing changes made on the Ancestry side, and that looks to be coming along nicely. When completed it will allow us to remove all limits from adding FTM 2017 users to the system. We expect to provide a new build to our test drivers in a week or so, and assuming success there, roll it out to the rest of the world shortly after.
We reached out to all who had pre-purchased FTM 2017 with an invitation to take a test drive – 48 hours to try out the new edition under controlled conditions. Nearly all test drivers elect to continue using it rather than rolling back at the end of the two day test period. We've now processed all the new applications received this week and have accepted more than 80% to test drive immediately.
If you want to read the full message, and keep an eye on the release schedule, check MacKiev's Release of FTM 2017 page every few days, or check back here.
I have still had no problems with synchronizing my family trees with Ancestry.com, but mine are very small these days (a few hundred people) as I'm working through a "genealogy do-over".


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The International Association of Controllers was the first of its kind to be established in 1975 by graduates of the CA controller akademie and CA founder Dr. Dr. h.c. Albrecht Deyhle and current ICV honorary president. Together, the CA and ICV have since shaped and set standards in controlling in the German-speaking world. Meanwhile, the ICV numbers more than 6,000 members throughout Europe, is active in more than 30 countries and is regarded as the leading center of controlling competence in Europe.
The ICV is a community for all who are concerned with controlling. It promotes the exchange of knowledge and experience between controllers and scientists, students and managers, professors and CFOs. As a non-profit organization, it supports its members both in their work and personal career development.
A strategic partnership has linked the CA and ICV from their inception. The Controlling-Wiki, a digital reference work for controlling terminology was supervised by CA trainer and partner Dipl.-Oec. Guido Kleinhietpaß over 10 years. CA board member Dr. Klaus Eiselmayer also holds a seat on the board of the International Controller Association, CA trainer and partner Prof. Detlev Zillmer works on the board of trustees.
CA graduates enjoy various opportunities to take advantage of ICV benefits. ICV membership entitles holders to admission to ICV events on special terms and a chance to exchange ideas with other CA graduates in the ICV network. And also, for instance, within the framework of regional, sector- or subject-focused work groups, members of which include CA trainers.
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Officers Transport Flood-Stranded Daycare Kids to Parents in Armored Vehicle
August 15, 2019 • by POL Staff
Officers with the Summerville (SC) Police Department saw that there was an imminent danger for kids at a local daycare facility attempting to get to their parents through street flooded with rainwater.
Image courtesy of Summerville (SC) Police Department / Facebook.
Officers with the Summerville (SC) Police Department saw that there was an imminent danger to kids at a local daycare facility who were attempting to get to their parents through a street flooded with rainwater.
The agency posted to Facebook, "Today, during heavy rainfall, a local roadway became heavily flooded. Summerville Police Officers who responded to the scene advised that the roadway water was waist-deep and that it was too dangerous to travel on."
The post continued, "Parents were unable to get to their children at Springview Academy to pick them up from daycare, so multiple SPD Officers jumped into action and we utilized our Emergency Rescue Vehicle to safely transport children to their parents, who were staging nearby. We want to also thank Dorchester County Water Rescue for assisting us with their rescue vehicle as well!"
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2 Honolulu Officers Killed, 1 Wounded Responding to Call Near Diamond Head
In the wake of the shooting, the suspect then allegedly set fire to the home. Flames spread quickly to several nearby homes. At least four homes have been destroyed.
Seattle Officer Fired Over Instagram Posts
An officer with the Seattle Police Department has been fired after an internal investigation revealed that he violated agency social media policy by posting several profane and politically charged comments on Instagram.
Minnesota Officer Shot in Head Making "Miraculous" Recovery
The officer with the Waseca (MN) Police Department shot in the head earlier this month faces a long road of recovery, but is showing signs that progress is being made as he is squeezing the fingers of individuals asking him questions and giving the occasional "thumbs up" sign.
Illinois Department to Present Donated Goods to Veteran in Need
An officer with the Berwyn (IL) Police Department who had been sent on a welfare check of a military veteran down on his luck decided to go above and beyond the call of duty and organized an effort to collect a variety of goods the man needed.
Man Sentenced to Prison for Aiding Cop Killer's Attempted Escape
A man in the United States illegally has been sentenced to 21 months in prison for his role in aiding in the attempted escape of a man who now stands charged with the murder of Corporal Ronil Singh during a 2018 traffic stop.
Video: Tennessee Officer Helps Man in Wheelchair Across Street
A woman recently posted a brief video on social media showing an officer with the Gallatin (TN) Police Department helping a man in a wheelchair cross a busy four-lane street.
Ohio Police HQ Under Construction Catches Fire
A fire broke out in the new addition to the Germantown (OH) Police Department's headquarters building that is presently under construction.
Attorney General Slams Apple for Not Cracking Terrorist's iPhones
Attorney General William Barr on Monday held a press conference during which he slammed tech giant Apple for not doing more to help investigators examine the digital contents of the two iPhones owned by the terrorist who attacked Naval Air Station Pensacola in December, leaving three sailors dead.
Texas Officer "In Good Spirits" After Suffering Gunshot Wound to Arm
An officer with the Forest Hill (TX) Police Department is recovering from a gunshot wound to the arm she suffered early Wednesday morning.
Texas Officer Adopts Dog Badly Wounded When Dragged By Vehicle
An officer with the Round Rock (TX) Police Department is now the proud owner of a three-year-old bull terrier that had suffered extensive injuries when it fell from the bed of a pickup truck and was dragged along the roadway for up to a mile before breaking free of its tether.


Opera Software announced that its "Skyfire unit [see "Opera Buys Skyfire for (up to) $155M" - here] has added streaming audio optimization as a new feature to Rocket Optimizer, its NFV-ready video and data optimization platform for mobile operators .. Rocket Optimizer manages streaming audio traffic in the same way that it optimizes mobile video traffic.
According to a new report by GSA ",,confirms that at least 16 mobile network operators, working together with LTE systems providers and broadcast content owners, are currently deploying or trialling LTE Broadcast technology in Australia, China, France, Germany, India, the Netherlands, the Philippines, Portugal, Singapore, South Korea, UAE, UK and the USA".
What does it take to build the world's longest floating bridge?
It takes people – a whole lot of them. As Labor Day approaches, we at WSDOT tip our hardhats to the men and women building and maintaining our state's transportation system, with a special nod to the more than 1,400 workers involved in one of the largest construction undertakings in state history.
precast concrete construction work in Kenmore.
Making it all happen are workers like Brandy Cunningham, a traffic control supervisor and member of Laborers' Local 440. The mother of two has spent most of her weekends and many an early morning this summer directing drivers around roadwork on the Eastside Transit and HOV Project. Cunningham says it's cool to be working on something that thousands of people use every day. She tells us she has a sense of pride anytime she drives by the project because she has a role in it. One of her favorite parts of the job is when drivers give her team a wave. She says the crew gets to know the faces of a lot of people driving by and enjoys it when they get a smile or a wave. Keeping drivers safe and moving through the construction is a critical role.
Tyler Rabey is a member of Carpenters Local 317. Aberdeen-born-and-raised, he completed a two-year carpentry program at Grays Harbor College and now helps build the massive pontoons that make up the backbone of the new floating bridge. He says it's incredible how they're built and it's amazing to be part of their construction. He also notes that the job has allowed him to buy a house and a nice car before most of his friends of the same age. His training and work on the pontoons have launched his career.
Operator trainee Pernell Vuepa starts his day at 3:30 a.m., making the commute from his home in Auburn to work on the Eastside Transit and HOV Project. The heavy-equipment operator has a job that any child with a Tonka truck would envy. He says kids come to watch as he operates a giant loader. He tells us little kids like to see big things – like concrete forms, piles of dirt and other objects he spends his days moving into place. According to Pernell, the best part of his job is getting to do something different every day. He's a proud member of the Operating Engineers Local 612.
One of the most unique jobs anywhere has to belong to Daniel Nielsen, a fourth-generation pile driver with Local 196. He's in charge of bolting together the football-field-size longitudinal pontoons on Lake Washington—a key to the Floating Bridge and Landings Project. He notes the bolts used are up to 20 feet long and weigh roughly 400 pounds each. To reach the latest pair of pontoons being joined, he walks on the ones already connected. Every time two more pontoons are bolted together, his on-foot commute along the pontoons increases. He tells us it currently takes about 15-minutes to make the walk.
These are just a few of the many faces making the new SR 520 bridge and corridor a reality. From scuba divers in the waters of Grays Harbor to crane operators perched high above Lake Washington, well over one thousand individuals are laboring every day to rebuild this vital corridor. Other SR 520 construction workers we talked to for this story included Randy Janson, a concrete foreman in Aberdeen and member of Cement Masons Local 528; Mark Folk, a former jeweler now doing carpentry work on the new floating bridge's east approach; and Sergio Carlos, a member of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters who's building concrete forms on the highway's Eastside corridor.
On this Labor Day, we say, "Thanks, we can't do it without you," and salute them all for a job well done.
Active Broadband Networks announced the ".. industry's first Software-Defined Broadband Network Gateway (SD-BNG), a platform that implements software-defined networking (SDN) and network function virtualization (NFV) technologies to dramatically reduce the cost and complexity of broadband service delivery.
A new report by Marina Lu [pictured], research analyst, ABI Research finds that "In 1Q 2014, the worldwide mobile service revenue increased 0.58% year-on-year (YoY) to US$264 billion .. the aggregate service revenue for 2014 will grow 2.9% YoY to US$1.01 trillion, mainly driven by the robust growth of the mobile Internet market.
Get ready: Four-day closure of SR 99 begins Friday at 10 p.m.
In October 2011, we closed State Route 99 through Seattle for more than a week so we could demolish and replace the southern mile of the Alaskan Way Viaduct. Traffic was a challenge during the closure, but with help from flexible and patient commuters, we made it through and ended up with a better highway to show for it.
On Friday night, we'll begin another extended closure of SR 99, this time a four-day closure that will enable crews to demolish and replace (pdf 2.5 mb) a section of the highway at the north end of downtown. As it did three years ago, we expect that closing SR 99 will cause congestion and perhaps frustration among travelers trying to get to and through Seattle. But with your help, we'll manage, and we'll complete important work related to our efforts to replace the remaining section of the viaduct.
Northbound SR 99 will be open from South Royal Brougham Way and southbound SR 99 will be open from Columbia Street until midnight on Friday, Aug. 22 for exiting Seahawks traffic.
Allow plenty of extra travel time.
Leave early or delay your trip to avoid traveling during peak commute periods in the morning and afternoon.
Delay or reschedule discretionary trips.
Take King County Metro and plan for reroutes on buses that use SR 99, share a ride in a car or vanpool, or walk or ride a bicycle.
Thanks in advance for your patience, and for doing your part to minimize congestion as we build a better SR 99 corridor.
A new report by Dell'Oro Group finds that ".. the combined service provider telecom equipment market comprising the Access, Carrier IP Telephony, Microwave, Mobile RAN, Optical, SP Routers, SP WiFi, and Wireless Packet Core markets, are set to improve between 2013 and 2018—by approximately $30 billion.
Mobile networks vendors continue to claim that their built-in VoIP (VoLTE) beats OTT's VoIP in all aspects - efficiency,performance and quality.
We saw internal research from Nokia - see "NSN: VoLTE Beats OTT VoIP 4:0 !" - here and "Nokia: VoLTE is Doing Better than OTT's VoIP Under Load" - here.
A new report by Shanthi Ravindran [pictured], Senior Analyst, Gorkem Yigit, Research Analyst and Glen Ragoonanan, Principal Analyst, Analysys Mason finds that "The worldwide network management systems (NMS) market is forecast to grow from USD4.6 billion in revenue in 2013 to USD5.6 billion in 2018, at a 3.9% CAGR, starting to recover from the 4% decline in 2012 and 2% growth in 2013".
It's no shock that Mother Nature calls the shots when it comes to the weather. This week we saw a grab bag of different kinds of weather from lightning and flash flooding to even a small tornado touching down in the Tri-Cities.
We try really hard to work around the weather and most of the time we can, but safety is our number one priority and earlier this week it wasn't something we were going to gamble with.
On Tuesday, we planned to close Snoqualmie Pass for rock blasting at 7:30 p.m. Each blast takes approximately 5,000 pounds of explosives and in order to be ready for the closure, crews have start prepping the blast area early in the morning.
As we got closer to the 7:30 p.m. closure, the lightning meters we have installed on the pass started detecting lightning strikes within 15 miles of the blasting area. Then it jumped to just one mile. As part of Washington State Law (WAC 96-52-67055) and for the safety of drivers and our crews, we had to close the pass immediately. Unfortunately, this didn't leave us much time to let drivers know that the pass was closing an hour-and-a-half earlier than planned.
Fortunately, we were able to detonate the explosives, clean-up debris from the highway and get the pass back open to traffic within an hour.
We apologize for those of you that may have been stuck in the closure, but again it wasn't to cause an inconvenience, it was for your safety. In the four years we have been closing the pass for rock blasting, this is the first time we have ever had to close early due to weather.
In case Mother Nature throws us for a loop again, make sure to follow us on Twitter @snoqualmiepass, check us out on Facebook or visit the What's Happening on I-90 Web page.
Years after P2P identification and shaping was almost the only business for DPI products in the fixed market (starting with music files going to video), it is back again - to LTE networks.
for highway improvements, such as this roundabout.
At some point in our life most of us will buy or sell a house, and we'll call on a real estate agent to help us through that complicated process. Buying and selling property for transportation projects is equally complex, and we have a team of Real Estate Service specialists who act as real estate agents, relocation specialists, property managers, title researchers and appraisers to get us through the maze.
We auction off properties that are no longer needed for highway purposes. Often, these surplus properties are strips of land next to a highway, parcels that were used for construction and are no longer needed, or former pit, quarry and maintenance sites.
Occasionally a large parcel such as the 55-acre lot in the city of Renton, which is now being offered for bids, is placed on the auction block. We bought the site in the late 1950s and used it as sand and gravel pit.
Revenue from the sale of surplus properties goes back to the motor vehicle fund to be used for transportation purposes. Since 2009, the surplus property program has generated more than $20 million. That money is made available to city, county and state agencies to fund road, street and highway projects.
A key difference in our buying process that you might not experience when buying a house, is the property we're looking at is usually not on the market for sale. We try to find transportation solutions that have the least amount of impact on homes and businesses, but that's not always possible, especially in urban areas. That's where our Real Estate Services team steps in.
Just as your real estate agent looks at comparable home sales in the area when you are buying or selling a home, we do the same when establishing a fair value for the property we want to acquire. We use a market analysis for properties under $25,000 and do a full appraisal for anything over. With this information, we begin good faith negotiations (pdf 367 kb) with the owner. At times, we may enlist a third-party mediator if negotiations stall. Only when all else fails, do we use the state's right of eminent domain and go through condemnation proceedings.
When a property is acquired, the state pays all taxes and fees that would normally be charged to the seller. The reason is that the seller did not initiate the sale – we did. If a property is acquired and affects the ability of the occupancy to continue, we help the owner, tenant or business find a replacement property, cover all costs associated with moving and even help renters with payments for a set number of months, if they are relocated to a higher-cost rental unit.
It's our job to ensure that we make good use of taxpayers' money and deliver needed transportation improvements, but we also recognize that property owners have invested a great deal – monetarily and emotionally – in their property. In the end, we want them to come away feeling that they were treated fairly.
A new vendor scorecard report by Shira Levine, directing analyst for service enablement and subscriber intelligence, Infonetics Research (new logo on the right) "ranks the 5 largest global vendors of service delivery platform (SDP) software: Ericsson, HP, Huawei, OpenCloud, and Oracle"
Redknee Solutions announced that a ".. leading group operator in EMEA has signed multiple software and services orders totaling more than $17 million with Redknee ..Utilizing Redknee Unified, Redknee's real-time monetization and subscriber management software solution, the CSP can launch innovative data services and personalized offers and generate new revenue streams".
Alina Selyukh and Marina Lopes report to Reuters that "The top U.S. communications regulator on Friday said he is asking all large U.S. wireless carriers to explain how they decide when to slow download speeds for some customers, after questioning Verizon Wireless about such a plan"
Posted by Jenise Araujo, Communications Associate, who searched for [reality tv is better than sitcoms] and [fomo].
Procera Networks published its Q2 results (revenues of $20.6M, here), and provided some additional information during the earning call - mostly by James Brear [pictured], CEO shown below, with some quotes from Procera's SEC filing (here).Similarly to Allot Communications (see "Allot: Expects US Growth" - here), Procera is positive on the US mobile market.


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The refurbishment also included the installation of new end of commute facilities including bicycle racks (accessed via a secondary entrance adjacent to reception), showers and lockers.
275 Gray's Inn Road is approximately 250 metres from the excellent transport links at King's Cross and St Pancras International stations.
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On Day 36 of my Project 365, I went to Pu'uhonua o Honaunau, also know as the Place of Refuge. It's a bit more touristy than I usually enjoy, but that doesn't mean it wasn't still beautiful.
There was a self-guided walking tour through replicated structures of the ancient Hawaiians. As the story goes, if you had committed a crime or sin in ancient times, and you could outrun the king's warriors and get to this sanctuary, you would be safe from execution. Your wrong-doings would be forgiven by the priest and you could safely return to your village.
As I understand it, this is a very special and spiritual place to the native Hawaiians. And I admit, I felt a little bit like I should not be allowed there. It's now a National Park, and though I have not done the research, I suspect it was opposed by some of the native people.
Regardless, here are a few photos I made while I was there.
beach, birds, Hawaii, lava, Mike Russell, mikerussellfoto.com, ocean, pahoehoe, photo, photography, Place of Refuge, Project 365, Pu'uhonua o Honaunau, tree, water.


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Q: What are some good books of math applied to the military, warfare and combat. Recently I've been interested in the math behind missiles, collisions, artilley, etc. I know topics like the parabolic course of a missile are in physics books, but I would like one that shows a variety of math applied to the military.
Thanks in advance


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Q: Converting Python RSA Decryption Script to C#, Output is only last 16B instead of 128B I come to you today, hat in hand, after pounding my head against the brick wall that is encryption.
Here's the premise:
I have a python script that generates a ASN.1 encoded DER key.
I then have another python script that takes that DER private key and uses it to decrypt a base64 encoded string.
I'm currently attempting to convert that second script into its C# alternative, and I've got it working--to a point.
When using the original python scripts, the decrypted output is 127 bytes long, while the C# code I have is 16 bytes long.
At this point I thought the C# code I had was completely wrong, until I noticed that the last 16 bytes of both the python output and the C# output are the exact same. WAT?
Here's the code I have for prosterity (obv no error checking, etc.)
Input DER Private Key (Base64 encoded for web)
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

Input Encypted String (Base64 encoded)
e1algxNK5vfiLQmN42bQf9CHJnRGH06w13P+ObHx5U7XJWbCsh9HKclXX88b2peEG4U3K4WC+dSNGLEPe8d3bPwxlBOYXVgsAHKLrgD7gXJDOG+gMawUsUlVx+hWPESITHXDscbcM6zASUuIWGtPkJw3r00MwJy9ZzYqfr2OiJg=

Python RSA Script using (PyCrypt) to decode Encrypted String
//removed python code to convert base64 encoded DER key to ASN.1 and then to RSA key tuple for pycrypto, the following is the hex data within the tuple:
key = ['0x0:0xcc:0x25:0x7:0x33:0x71:0xaa:0x6:0x7a:0x96:0x48:0x3d:0xc4:0xc6:0x24:0x1e:0x40:0x7d:0x20:0x45:0xaa:0x10:0xad:0xe4:0x1f:0x87:0x46:0x96:0x94:0xa2:0xc6:0x73:0x2:0x1a:0x28:0x96:0x3c:0x4a:0xae:0x54:0x5d:0xde:0x82:0xf0:0xc3:0x6a:0x6a:0xca:0x3c:0x86:0x97:0xd6:0xea:0xac:0xa8:0x5a:0x46:0xe0:0x8f:0x68:0x48:0x3f:0x44:0x76:0x2f:0xa9:0x3d:0xe0:0x12:0x3b:0x56:0xf5:0x7a:0xc5:0xdd:0xa6:0xec:0x30:0xfd:0xa2:0x86:0x9f:0x92:0x80:0xe4:0xe7:0x45:0xa4:0xb:0x94:0xae:0xd6:0xca:0x1d:0x90:0x53:0x85:0xca:0x4d:0xdd:0xf:0xca:0x3b:0xfe:0x9d:0x84:0xcc:0xdd:0x1d:0x4b:0x46:0xf7:0x8d:0xd9:0x81:0x20:0xf9:0xd5:0x94:0x78:0x6a:0x86:0x26:0xe3:0x6c:0xf4:0xd0:0x2b:0xab',
'0x1:0x0:0x1',
'0x0:0xc4:0xf4:0x90:0x8e:0xfc:0x81:0xba:0xc0:0x78:0xcf:0x77:0xf0:0xa9:0xed:0xdc:0xd6:0x1:0x22:0xaa:0xb3:0x9a:0x65:0xfa:0xaa:0xc4:0x7b:0xc0:0xf9:0xe4:0x55:0xac:0x4e:0x1:0xe8:0xd8:0x91:0x90:0xc7:0xc2:0x93:0xd2:0x2:0xe8:0xc0:0xd0:0xa1:0xf9:0x3e:0xd:0xe8:0xde:0xac:0x9:0x2a:0x5f:0xf6:0xf3:0xde:0xc8:0x10:0xb4:0x21:0x9c:0x17:0x42:0x7d:0xbd:0x40:0xbc:0xbf:0x3b:0x10:0xd8:0xf4:0x2a:0x1d:0x7e:0x48:0xfe:0x58:0xd8:0xb7:0xaa:0x41:0x54:0x44:0xdc:0x74:0xf5:0x7c:0x65:0xe5:0x6c:0x10:0xdd:0x5c:0x38:0x82:0x36:0x20:0x5c:0x82:0x72:0x13:0xee:0x7b:0x15:0x28:0xf:0x8a:0x98:0xa5:0x23:0x24:0x8f:0xcc:0xbd:0xe7:0xcc:0xf6:0x9d:0xac:0x54:0x9b:0x9d:0x55:0xf7:0x71']

// from https://www.dlitz.net/software/pycrypto/api/current/Crypto.PublicKey.RSA-module.html
// from Crypto.PublicKey import RSA

rsa = RSA.construct(key)
plain_text = RSA.decrypt(cipher_text.decode('base64'))

Python Script Output
0x02:0x96:0xd3:0x80:0xeb:0xcc:0x89:0xa1:0xff:0x0f:0x97:0x64:0x21:0x6b:0xf1:0x69:0xe3:0xa9:0xb7:0x5a:0x7e:0xd8:0xe8:0x2d:0xa9:0x27:0x78:0x90:0x8a:0x56:0x58:0xcd:0x4a:0x08:0x24:0x22:0xdd:0x88:0xa0:0x58:0xe1:0x18:0xd2:0xe4:0xca:0xa3:0xba:0x70:0xa7:0x6d:0x07:0x40:0x9e:0x2a:0x23:0x05:0x73:0x5e:0x23:0xb3:0x0c:0xa8:0xb4:0x43:0xf8:0xee:0xa6:0x67:0xfb:0x56:0xb0:0xcc:0x59:0xe3:0x59:0x9b:0xe5:0x9c:0xae:0xca:0x3f:0x17:0x73:0xf8:0x69:0x1b:0x73:0x20:0xfe:0x2a:0x0d:0x91:0x8f:0x94:0x26:0xde:0x3c:0xdb:0xa2:0x3e:0xf9:0x8f:0x0d:0x8c:0xd2:0x7b:0xfb:0xd6:0x92:0x8c:0x00:0x11:0x5c:0x31:0x5e:0xee:0x76:0xfe:0xf5:0x4a:0x9e:0x04:0x51:0x8a:0x3d:0x93:0xec

C# RSA Decryption Script
static void Main(string[] args)
{
    var derContent = Convert.FromBase64String(base64DerContent); //base64DerContent is the "Input DER Private Key" above
    var rsa = DecodeRSAPrivateKey(derContent);
    Byte[] cipher_text_data = Convert.FromBase64String("e1algxNK5vfiLQmN42bQf9CHJnRGH06w13P+ObHx5U7XJWbCsh9HKclXX88b2peEG4U3K4WC+dSNGLEPe8d3bPwxlBOYXVgsAHKLrgD7gXJDOG+gMawUsUlVx+hWPESITHXDscbcM6zASUuIWGtPkJw3r00MwJy9ZzYqfr2OiJg=");

    Byte[] raw = rsa.Decrypt(cipher_text_data, false);
        string hex = BitConverter.ToString(raw);
        System.Console.WriteLine("Decrypted: " + hex);
}
//the following code taken from http://www.jensign.com/opensslkey/opensslkey.cs
//------- Parses binary ans.1 RSA private key; returns RSACryptoServiceProvider  ---
    public static RSACryptoServiceProvider DecodeRSAPrivateKey(byte[] privkey)
    {
        byte[] MODULUS, E, D, P, Q, DP, DQ, IQ;

        // ---------  Set up stream to decode the asn.1 encoded RSA private key  ------
        MemoryStream mem = new MemoryStream(privkey);
        BinaryReader binr = new BinaryReader(mem);    //wrap Memory Stream with BinaryReader for easy reading
        byte bt = 0;
        ushort twobytes = 0;
        int elems = 0;
        try
        {
            twobytes = binr.ReadUInt16();
            if (twobytes == 0x8130) //data read as little endian order (actual data order for Sequence is 30 81)
                binr.ReadByte();        //advance 1 byte
            else if (twobytes == 0x8230)
                binr.ReadInt16();       //advance 2 bytes
            else
                return null;

            twobytes = binr.ReadUInt16();
            if (twobytes != 0x0102) //version number
                return null;
            bt = binr.ReadByte();
            if (bt != 0x00)
                return null;

            //------  all private key components are Integer sequences ----
            elems = GetIntegerSize(binr);
            MODULUS = binr.ReadBytes(elems);

            elems = GetIntegerSize(binr);
            E = binr.ReadBytes(elems);

            elems = GetIntegerSize(binr);
            D = binr.ReadBytes(elems);

            elems = GetIntegerSize(binr);
            P = binr.ReadBytes(elems);

            elems = GetIntegerSize(binr);
            Q = binr.ReadBytes(elems);

            elems = GetIntegerSize(binr);
            DP = binr.ReadBytes(elems);

            elems = GetIntegerSize(binr);
            DQ = binr.ReadBytes(elems);

            elems = GetIntegerSize(binr);
            IQ = binr.ReadBytes(elems);

            System.Console.WriteLine("showing components ..");
            if (true)
            {
                System.Console.WriteLine("\nModulus", MODULUS);
                System.Console.WriteLine("\nExponent", E);
                System.Console.WriteLine("\nD", D);
                System.Console.WriteLine("\nP", P);
                System.Console.WriteLine("\nQ", Q);
                System.Console.WriteLine("\nDP", DP);
                System.Console.WriteLine("\nDQ", DQ);
                System.Console.WriteLine("\nIQ", IQ);
            }

            // ------- create RSACryptoServiceProvider instance and initialize with public key -----
            RSACryptoServiceProvider RSA = new RSACryptoServiceProvider();
            RSAParameters RSAparams = new RSAParameters();
            RSAparams.Modulus = MODULUS;
            RSAparams.Exponent = E;
            RSAparams.D = D;
            RSAparams.P = P;
            RSAparams.Q = Q;
            RSAparams.DP = DP;
            RSAparams.DQ = DQ;
            RSAparams.InverseQ = IQ;
            RSA.ImportParameters(RSAparams);
            return RSA;
        }
        catch (Exception)
        {
            return null;
        }
        finally
        {
            binr.Close();
        }
    }
    private static int GetIntegerSize(BinaryReader binr)
    {
        byte bt = 0;
        byte lowbyte = 0x00;
        byte highbyte = 0x00;
        int count = 0;
        bt = binr.ReadByte();
        if (bt != 0x02)     //expect integer
            return 0;
        bt = binr.ReadByte();

        if (bt == 0x81)
            count = binr.ReadByte();    // data size in next byte
        else
            if (bt == 0x82)
            {
                highbyte = binr.ReadByte(); // data size in next 2 bytes
                lowbyte = binr.ReadByte();
                byte[] modint = { lowbyte, highbyte, 0x00, 0x00 };
                count = BitConverter.ToInt32(modint, 0);
            }
            else
            {
                count = bt;     // we already have the data size
            }

        while (binr.ReadByte() == 0x00)
        {   //remove high order zeros in data
            count -= 1;
        }
        binr.BaseStream.Seek(-1, SeekOrigin.Current);       //last ReadByte wasn't a removed zero, so back up a byte
        return count;
    }

C# Script Output
11-5C-31-5E-EE-76-FE-F5-4A-9E-04-51-8A-3D-93-EC

As you can see the output of the C# code is only 16 bytes long, however it directly matches the last 16 bytes of the python script. I'm not sure exactly what is going on, and my (basic) understanding of RSA tells me it should be an all or nothing function--the whole text gets decrypted, or I get gibberish.

A: The issue here is padding. RSA operations require that the message be padded with a secure padding scheme before encryption. Otherwise, certain attacks exist that could recover the private key. Here's a good article explaining why.
For some reason, the Python crypto library is not removing the padding for you, but the C# library is. So you'll have to remove the padding manually in the Python code.
Lucky for you, from the data you give, it looks like the padding scheme being used here is PKCS#1.5. That's a relatively simple padding scheme that will be easy to handle. The full specs are in RFC 3447, but it boils down to this:
EM = 0x00 || 0x02 || PS || 0x00 || M.

where EM is the padded message before encryption, PS is the padding, and M is the original, unpadded message.
Here's a Python function that should do the job for you:
def RemovePKCS15Padding( padded_msg ):
    if len(padded_msg) < 2 or padded_msg[0]!='\x02':
        raise PaddingError # or whatever
    p = padded_msg.find('\x00')
    if p < 0:
        raise PaddingError # or whatever
    return padded_msg[p+1:]


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H&M and Balmain collaboration. A lot has been said so far for and against this collection and such collaborations as a whole. Yet I feel like adding very personal thoughts to what I've already said in my latest article for WV Magazine (if you are fluent in Russian, then go read it HERE). Like millions of people on the planet Earth I'm also now marked by #BalmainxHM hashtag. And still this is the very first designer collaboration by H&M that I did invest in. Frankly speaking, if it wasn't a special pre-sale event invitation from H&M Latvia, I wouldn't be even sharing anything of this now, I mean visuals, the look and my thoughts. But thanks to Latvian HQ I had a chance to take a look (if we can say so) at the collection before it was sold out, get into massive hype and leave with total of 3 pieces.
As I said above, I never previously invested or queued for H&M designer collaborations that keep causing human madness. I mean waking up super early, or not going to bed at all, queueing for hours and getting pieces without even trying it on sounds more than crazy to me. Let's be honest, leaving a store like Primark without trying a pajama or a sweater on that costs less than 10 Euro is fine, it's not something that is meant to stay in ones wardrobe for ever. Simply compare quality of Primark and Balmain (not the collaboration one). My point is, when it comes to designer pieces I look forward to good service and atmosphere (apart from quality of course), be it designer's boutique, multi brand boutique or corner in a shopping center. But when everyone running, screaming, pushing each other, knocking down racks - the magic of fashion (especially high fashion) disappears.


Dacorum & Tring AC posted some superb results at the Hertfordshire Cross Country championships at Verulamium Park in St Albans over the weekend.
On a very challenging and muddy course, with the temperature hovering around 1ºC, Kristian Imroth came away as county champion in the U13 boys' race, contested over 3,000m.
Together with James Glyn (14th) and Freddie Truman-Williams (16th), the U13 boys' team came second overall in the county.
Jamie Bailey was second in the U11 boys' race over 1,500m, missing out on gold by only a second. With teammates Ethan Brimmer (eighth) and Thomas Ashton (ninth), the three boys were crowned county champions, with Sam Burnell just outside the team medals in 10th place.
Olivia Edwards, running in the U11 girls' race, finished fourth overall, in only her first year in the two-year age bracket.
Alex Eykelbosch picked up the final medal for the club, winning silver in the U20 ladies' race, contested over 6,000m.
Other fine finishes for the young athletes' section included: Indira Patel in seventh and Jessica Hoar in 21st in the U13 girls' race; Joshua van Heiningen in 12th in the U15 boys' race; Grace Birdseye in 12th and Isabelle Amos in 13th for the U15 girls; Rhys Rowlands in 11th, Matt Renphrey in 17th and Sam Fielding in 21st for the U17 boys, while Sophie Morris finished fifth in the U20 ladies' race.
Thanks to their strong finishes, Kristian, Indira, Joshua, Grace, Rhys, Alex and Sophie were selected for the Cross Country Inter-Counties Championships in Birmingham in March.
In the adult races at the Herts XC championships, Samantha Sullivan (35th), Rachel Lewis (55th) and Alison Richardson (56th) were the top finishers for the ladies, followed by Clare Murray, Manon Pagniez, Charlotte Ashton, Denise Burford and Carol MacDonald. Together, the ladies finished as 11th team in the county.
For the men, Jamie Marlow (39th), Duncan Hamilton (61st) and Steve Russell (66th) were the first three across the line for the club, followed by Douglas Hamilton, Chris Marriott, John Hopper, Andy Trevillion, Simon Bright and Casper Du Buisson, for a 12th-place finish overall.
Over on the track, D&T sprint ace Jonathan Rendell raced at the Metaswitch Networks Indoor Games at Lee Valley, opening his season over 400m with 50.10s (his second-fastest indoor 400m ever), winning his race and coming second overall.
Samantha Hawkridge, meanwhile, completed the wet and windy Dorney 20km road race, finishing in 1h 59m as she gears up for the Virgin London marathon in April.


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Meme Fail.
Shockingly, Mark Richt's name is nowhere to be found on Coaches Hot Seat Blog's final 2009-2010 Top 10 Coaches Hot Seat Rankings. I guess Joe didn't get the memo.
Filed under Georgia Football, Media Punditry/Foibles
The Greatest Early Enrollee Of Our Era
I know Corch Meyers has been a little preoccupied of late, with his health and the comings and goings of his staff and all, but still, I'm a little surprised at how close he's willing to cut things this season in one crucial area.
While Georgia has three quarterbacks (Logan Gray, Aaron Murray and Zach Mettenberger) penciled to vie this spring, Florida is down to two following Urban Meyer's decision to move Jordan Reed to tight end. John Brantley will be backed in Gainesville by early enrollee Trey Burton.
Filed under Gators, Gators...
"The goal is to win, but recruiting is very, very subjective."
Marc Weiszer shares an interesting quote:
"I would say our recruiting class is a lot like our year this year. We didn't have the kind of year that I wanted to have, but we still did a lot of good things. We won eight games. That's not good, but …I'm not going to try to paint a picture that's any different than what it is … we definitely lost some good players."
Nope, that ain't Mark Richt speaking. It's Jim Donnan, in 2000. That class turned out okay.
Who did Donnan sign that year? Guys like David Greene, Sean Jones, Musa Smith, Johnathan Sullivan and Will Thompson, who all were starters on Georgia's 2002 SEC championship team.
So did Richt's less-than-impressive-on-paper first class.
From that 2001 class, Georgia signed D.J. Shockley, who led the Bulldogs to the 2005 SEC championship, as well as David Pollack, Fred Gibson, Greg Blue, Russ Tanner and Gerald Anderson.
On the other hand, Dean Legge recalls a couple of more recent and more highly touted classes.
In 2007, Georgia didn't sign Eric Berry, Allen Bailey, Josh Nesbitt, Jonathan Dwyer, Nick Claytor, D.J. Donley, Antwane Greenlee and Cameron Heyward. Tech signed four players in the top ten – their margin of error was wide. Two of those players are stars – the other two not so much. Georgia, by contrast signed two players in the top ten of 2007: Caleb King and Israel Troupe. Get the picture?
… The next top players, in order, the Dawgs signed were Rennie Curran, John Knox and Chris Little. None of them will be playing in Athens in the fall – two of them never really played there at all. We are through the top 15 in-state players for the year 2007, and Georgia will have one of those players on the roster in the fall. Now Caleb King is pretty good, but he needs help. It's a good thing for Georgia the bottom of the recruiting list picked it up in a big way. Non-Top 20 players Clint Boling and Justin Houston have become very good players. I would have loved to see Berry or even Heyward at Georgia.
In 2005, Georgia signed another small class – and a slew of the top recruits never played. Tavares Kearney, Corey Moon, Brandon Sesay, Antavious Coates and Ian Smith never, for one reason or another, made a contribution on the field in Athens. A class of 19 was even smaller…
Legge's real point, applied to this year's class, is valid.
… Recruiting is about making the margin of error as large as possible for the future. But Georgia's margin of error with [the 2010] class, just like the 2005 and 2007 classes, is small – they need production from the top of the lineup. Injuries always affect recruiting classes – other forms of attrition do, too. One of the 19 players signed to this class will be gone soon; one may never make it. Hamilton, a junior college transfer, won't be in Athens in two years. Lonnie Outlaw probably has to get through Georgia Military before he ever gets to Georgia. Benedict missed some of his senior season with an injury – Brandon Burrows missed all of his hurt, too.
That's not running those players down… that's reality. The margin of error with this class is razor thin. It is like the classes of 2005 and 2007 rolled up into one – a small class, with the top player in the state going to Tennessee and with the rest of the top ten going to somewhere other than Georgia.
Things may work out well; they certainly have in the past. But last year exposed a flaw in how little a contribution has been received from the '07 class to date. Luckily, the '08 and '09 classes turned out very well. And because of that, there probably isn't too much of a concern about the talent Georgia will trot out on the field the next two seasons. But it's pretty clear that the quantity and quality of the 2011 class needs to be significant to avoid a potential drop off in 2013 or so. The good news is that the in state talent pool for next year's class looks to be outstanding, Georgia will have somewhere in the neighborhood of 27-28 slots to offer and the coaching staff ought to have its ducks in a row to capitalize on the situation. It'll be critical for Richt that he makes it all come together.
Filed under Georgia Football, Recruiting
Somehow, this did surprise me.
Check out the e-mail messages über recruit Seantrel Henderson received from Doc Tressel (Jim's older brother) and Urban Meyer. Not exactly what you'd expect from either man trying to close out the deal.
(Photo via Henderson Family/Vincent Muzik)
Makes you wonder what was in Orgeron's final e-mail…
Somehow, this doesn't surprise me in the least.
Junior picks up a verbal commitment from a seventh-grader.
UPDATE: Ladies and gentlemen, Bruce Feldman!
W/ the commitment of David Sills, USC now has a better idea who their QB will be in 2017 than it does who'll be QB coach in 2010.
He'll be here all week. And don't forget to tip your waiter.
UPDATE #2: Matt Hinton reminds us that this isn't Junior's first dance at the middle school prom.
Filed under Don't Mess With Lane Kiffin, Recruiting


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Thomas Zieler (* 22. April 1957 in Magdeburg) ist ein deutscher Schauspieler und Verleger von Hörbüchern.

Leben

Zieler absolvierte von 1977 bis 1981 an der Leipziger Theaterhochschule "Hans Otto" ein Schauspielstudium, das er mit Diplom abschloss. 1983 spielte er in dem DEFA-Film Zille und ick die Figur des Ede Schmidt an der Seite von Kurt Nolze und Daniela Hoffmann. Anschließend war er viele Jahre unter anderem in Meiningen, Nordhausen, Zittau und am Mecklenburgischen Staatstheater in Schwerin als Theaterschauspieler tätig, arbeitete aber auch zeitweise als Regisseur und Schauspieldozent.

1993 bis 1996 war er Sprecher und Redakteur bei Antenne MV. Seit dem Jahr 2000 arbeitet Zieler als Nachrichtensprecher und Nachrichtenredakteur bei MDR Sachsen-Anhalt. Seit 2002 ist er zudem Nachrichtensprecher bei MDR Info. Er spricht außerdem für Dokumentarfilme, Radio-Features und Hörbücher.

2004 gründete Thomas Zieler den Hörbuchverlag Zielophon. Dort erschien unter anderem ein künstlerisches Hörbuch über die Lebensgeschichte und das Werk von Friedrich von Hardenberg, der auch unter dem Namen Novalis bekannt ist.

Filmografie
 "Zille und ick", 1983, Regie: Werner W. Wallroth
 "Das große Fest", 1992, Regie: Frank Beyer
 "Bullerjahn" aus der Serie Polizeiruf 110, 1994, Regie: Manfred Stelzer

Hörbücher

 Heinrich Seidel: Prinzessin Zitrinchen und andre Märchen. 2005.
 Thomas Zieler: Dossier. Ronald Akkerman. 2005
 Henrik Weiland: Gegenstandsloses Erzählen über Gegenstände. 2006.
 Heinrich Seidel: Der Schlangenkönig – drei Märchen. 2007.
 Joris-Karl Huysmans: Gegen den Strich. 2007.
 Thomas Zieler: 800 Jahre Mechthild von Magdeburg. Eine Einführung in Leben und Werk der Begine und Mystikerin. 2007.
 Heinrich Seidel: Märchen von Heinrich Seidel. 2008.
 Thomas Zieler: Mechthild von Magdeburg: Im fließenden Licht. 2008.
 Heinrich Seidel: Das Weihnachtsland. 2010.
 Thomas Zieler: Es keimt schon ein künftiges Dasein in mir – Das Leben des Dichters Novalis. 2012.
 Thomas Zieler: Tulifäntchen – Ein Hörspiel nach Carl Leberecht Immermann. 2017.

Weblinks

 Homepage des Hörbuch-Verlags Zielophon

Filmschauspieler
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Hörbuchverleger
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Elman's sentence-prediction model for example, uses a single node for each distinct word that it represents. Moreover, not all symbol-manipulators use localist representations. For example, digital computers are canonical symbol-manipulators, and some of their most canonical symbols are distributed encodings. , Chomsky & Halle, 1968). My point is that attempts to differentiate multilayer perceptrons from symbol-manipulators cannot rest on questions such as whether there are context-independent mental representations of categories or whether mental representations are distributed.
227) seems to suggest this when he writes An individual's overall-theory-of-the-world, we might venture, is not a large collection or a long list of stored symbolic items. Rather, it is a specific point in that individual's synaptic weight space. It is a configuration of the connection weights, a configuration that partitions the system's activation-vector space(s) into useful divisions and subdivisions relative to the inputs typically fed to the system. Book titles like Connections and Symbols (Pinker & Mehler, 1988) seem to further this impression.
Although I take the evidence for free generalization to be strong, I am not claiming that every generalization that we draw is freely generalized across all potential instances in its domain. For example, some of the generalizations that we draw in the area of motor control may be far more restricted. Ghahramani, Wolpert, and Jordan (1996) conducted an adaptation experiment in which subjects used a computer mouse to point to computer-generated visual targets. Subjects received feedback, but only for one or two specific locations; when they pointed outside these locations, they received no feedback.


PG: D.J. Augustin ($16,925): After starting the season on the Raptors bench, not many would have expected him to be the main cog on the Bulls offense. However, filling in for the injured Derrick Rose and Kirk Hinrich, Augustin has been a fantasy stud. Over the past two weeks he is putting up 18.9 points, 6.4 assists and 2.6 rebounds a game. That includes putting up 27+ points in three of his past four outings. With no one to push him for playing time, Augustin is getting nearly 35 minutes a contest over the past few weeks. Tonight he plays an awful Minnesota defense that has a banged-up Ricky Rubio at the point, which should give Augustin the opportunity for a monster night.
SG: Lou Williams ($11,049): With the injury to Jeff Teague, Williams will see a boost in playing time and production tonight against the Thunder. In the Hawks last game, Williams put up a solid 18-point and 5-assist game against the Bucks. Even though Shelvin Mack got the start at the point, Williams also got 24 minutes in the game and was able to hit 3 three-pointers. Look for another solid outing from him tonight as the Thunder will be focused on stopping Paul Millsap and Kyle Korver.
SF: Gordon Hayward ($14,510): Since returning from a five-game absence due to injury, Hayward has picked up his hot play. In the two games he has played, Hayward has put up a combined 43 points, 11 rebounds, 9 assists and 5 steals. Maybe the best news is that he has not been on a minutes limit which would have kept his value low. Hayward should be able to take advantage of a bad Kings defense that is likely missing its top wing defender in Rudy Gay.
PF: Channing Frye ($10,748): Coming off of a 2-point and 1-rebound stinker against Cleveland, many will be scared to pick the veteran big man tonight. However, prior to his last game Frye had scored in double figures in 11 of 12 January games. In those games, he has played a solid 31 minutes a night and averaged 14.7 points and 5.3 rebounds. Another big advantage Frye has is a matchup with a Sixers team that gives up over 110 points a game. Look for the Suns big man to get back on track and put up close to 20 points and 10 rebounds.
C: DeAndre Jordan ($16,509): Jordan is playing the best basketball of his career this month as he has put up double-digit rebounds in every game played in January. He is also contributing on defense, as prior to his last game he notched at least one block in his last 12 games including 7+ in two of them. His rebounding and blocked shots get him to value most nights, but when you add in the 10 points a game he is scoring this month, you have the recipe for one of the best fantasy centers going. He should be in for another big night in Milwaukee tonight as the Bucks have a putrid front line.
U: Jason Thompson ($9,198): Thompson's value tonight will depend largely on the availability of Rudy Gay and DeMarcus Cousins. If both of those players are out as expected, Thompson will be one of the only remaining bigs on Sacramento's roster. He has been inconsistent scoring the ball of late but is always a solid source of rebounds while tossing in the occasional block. For a player who is likely to get well over 30 minutes, this price is too good to pass up as he should be able to be effective against the Jazz group of Favors, Williams and Gobert.


Featuring "Eggbeater Jesus" - This shirt idea came to be with the desire of spreading hope with a side of funky, old Huntsville. The original mosaic is like Super Mario Brothers 2 meets the New Testament. In addition, I felt compelled to support addiction recovery after a childhood friend lost a battle with addiction. We all have addictions but Christ is there to bring hope in our brokenness...like the broken pieces that make up Eggbeater Jesus at the First Baptist Church Huntsville on Governors Drive.
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Design inspired by the landmark mosaic "Egg Beater Jesus" of the First Baptist Church Huntsville to design this shirt. Proceeds support the recovery program at His Way.


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Phoenix Launches High-Tech Outreach Program Ahead Of 2020 Census
By Jimmy Jenkins, Steve Goldstein
Published: Wednesday, September 11, 2019 - 4:06pm
Updated: Friday, September 13, 2019 - 11:09am
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Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego announces the "I Count 2020" campaign.
Phoenix launched a campaign Thursday to promote the 2020 Census through a partnership with Microsoft and Cisco.
Mayor Kate Gallego said conducting the census in Phoenix at a time of rapid growth is a big job, which is why she announced a new effort called "I Count 2020."
"When you are counted in the Census, it is not just for you," Gallego saod. "It is for your family, your community and your collective future."
Gallego announced the roll out of mobile census vehicles to help reach those in the community lacking access to transportation.
She said the city would be able to monitor responses to the Census as they come in, even at the neighborhood level, to help tailor outreach in the community.
Gallego said Phoenicians should be mindful that the Census helps determine the region's congressional delegation and access to federal funds.
The city of Phoenix's Census Director Albert Santana joined The Show to talk about the program.
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