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With their Invisible City Editions imprint, Brandon Hocura and Gary Abugan are redefining how we interact with the past. Brendan Arnott discusses the label's formation with the pair, and what they have planned for the future.
Invisible City Editions: Friends of Mineby Juno Plus on 04.08.2014 at 11:35am
Diagonal: Funny Lines and Dangerous Anglesby Juno Plus on 09.07.2014 at 14:41pm
The Diagonal label has been injecting some humour into the typically serious world of techno and industrial electronics. Scott Wilson sits down with the minds behind it to talk about the club, sleeve design and glowsticks.
A Fresh Take: René Audiard and Blank Slateby Juno Plus on 09.05.2014 at 11:00am
Oli Warwick dials up Soren Jahan, the producer known as René Audiard, and driving force behind the Blank Slate label.
Astro:Dynamics: Community, fragility, personalityby Juno Plus on 08.04.2014 at 12:00pm
Scott Wilson speaks to Astro:Dynamics boss Luke Owen about the label's DIY approach and unique position in the current musical landscape.
Veronica Vasicka: Living For The Citiby Juno Plus on 04.03.2014 at 12:26pm
Veronica Vasicka in discussion with Richard Brophy on how New York City informs the spirit of her Minimal Wave and Cititrax labels. Read the rest of this entry »
Tracking down the weird and wonderful: A discussion on all things Emotional with Stuart Leathby Juno Plus on 27.01.2014 at 11:30am
Matt Anniss speaks to self-professed record nerd Stuart Leath, the man behind a trio of labels that champion music from the margins.
Timeless Treasure: A Discussion with Tabernacle Recordsby Juno Plus on 16.12.2013 at 12:15pm
For our final label feature of the year, the trio behind Tabernacle Records speak to Richard Brophy and turn in a mix of label highlights and current influences.
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Another Time, Another Place: The Sequencias storyby Juno Plus on 05.11.2013 at 13:00pm
Brendan Arnott speaks to JM De Frias, founder of the New York-based Sequencias which is quietly becoming one of the city's most interesting techno outposts.
Anòmia: Multi-disciplined actions and the inability to name objectsby Juno Plus on 02.10.2013 at 13:14pm
Arnau Sala and Ivy Barkakati, the two Barcelona-based individuals behind the intriguing Anòmia imprint, speak with Matthew Kent about their multi-disciplined approach to running a label.
M>O>S Recordings: Techno Music For City Slickersby Juno Plus on 07.08.2013 at 10:00am
We head over to Amsterdam as Richard Brophy checks in with Aroy Dee, whose M>O>S Recordings label is on the cusp of its tenth anniversary.
Mister Saturday Night: Keep it in the Neighbourhoodby Juno Plus on 24.07.2013 at 12:04pm
Brendan Arnott heads to NYC to meet Eamon Harkin and Justin Carter, the men behind Brooklyn's Mister Saturday Night parties and label to chat about about their curatorial approach, the community spirit that permeates their parties, and the changing face of the city.
Killekill: Acid Ist Fertigby Juno Plus on 01.07.2013 at 12:00pm
James Manning speaks with DJ Flush; head man at Berlin club night turned multi-faceted label Killekill, who also turns in a mix of the label's highlights to date.
Of Basements and Buckfast: The Dixon Avenue Basement Jams storyby Juno Plus on 17.06.2013 at 13:03pm
We dispatch Oli Warwick to chat to the two Glaswegians making some noise as the heads of Dixon Avenue Basement Jams – they also provide us with a 75 minute mix of all DABJ material, much of it unreleased.
Great Circles: Intersecting Spheresby Juno Plus on 10.06.2013 at 13:29pm
Brendan Arnott speaks to Justin Gibbon, the man behind Great Circles, a label from Philadelphia whose 'shifty' take on improvisational electronics is beginning to seep through into the wider consciousness.
Giegling: Rustic Tales from Weimarby Juno Plus on 22.05.2013 at 15:36pm
Since 2009 Weimar-based label Giegling has constructed a micro-assembly of orchestral kinetics and thunderhead techno that's forging new pathways through a forgotten wasteland of minimal decay and lost dub. James Manning tracked down label co-founder Konstantin to discuss Giegling's distinctly rustic charms – we also procured a mix from Konstantin that adds some flavour to what the label are doing.
Eglo: The Next Chapterby Juno Plus on 20.05.2013 at 13:00pm
2013 sees Eglo celebrate four years of releasing music with their first label compilation Eglo Records Vol 1, a year in which label head Alexander Nut ponders the next step for his close-knit stable of artists. Tom Banham speaks to Nut along with Fatima and FunkinEven.
"Banging gear and weird stuff that offends": A discussion with Public Informationby Juno Plus on 08.04.2013 at 13:23pm
Scott Wilson meets Alex Wilson and Lionel Skerratt, the pair behind one of the UK's emerging labels in the increasingly crowded field of reissues and contemporary avant-garde electronics.
Leaving a legacy: A discussion with Crème Organization's DJ TLRby Juno Plus on 18.02.2013 at 09:15am
Across its twelve year history Crème Organization has remained steadfastly singular in their approach. Here Richard Brophy speaks to DJ TLR about the label's genesis and distinct aesthetic, strong links to the historic Bunker label and Crème's place in the modern online-centric world. A selection of DJ TLR's personal favourite Godspill art is scattered throughout and we also have an unreleased gem from the Crème archives.
"It's amazing how small the world gets": An Interview with ESP Institute's Andrew Hoggeby Juno Plus on 04.02.2013 at 13:16pm
Behind every great label there is a strong curatorial hand, an individual or group whose singular or collective vision helps guide their labour of love onwards with memorable and compelling results. Andrew 'Lovefingers' Hogge has done just this with ESP Institute, a label whose impressive output from an international cast of friends and like minded individuals transcends simple categorisation but feels perfectly at home. Emboldened by a strong visual aesthetic that's been the work of one person throughout, ESP Institute has casually attained the kind of revered status that makes it easy to forget Hogge only founded the label roughly three years ago.
Electronics and Scuzz: A discussion with Opal Tapes boss Stephen Bishopby Juno Plus on 21.01.2013 at 14:02pm
Emerging from the murk of the cassette resurgence resplendent in non-household names and unconventional approaches, Opal Tapes can be counted as a shining example of the rewards to be reaped from an acute combination of curatorial dexterity and aesthetic pride. Surfacing midway through last year, Stephen Bishop's labour of love has already acquired a respectable stature for a relatively new label, and is already fourteen instalments deep that run the gamut from decaying techno to dissociative noise. As the label's Facebook mantra would have it, "tapes & records – electronics & scuzz".


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Barrington is fortunate to have three farmers' markets that run through the summer months and well into the fall. In the winter months, however, the best thing Barrington locavores have going is Persimmon Provisions, the artisan butcher shop on County Road.
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Combining the worst of both worlds…in the third
|By: Attaturk Monday April 7, 2014 1:30 am
This time, with even less feeling
|By: Attaturk Monday February 3, 2014 1:30 am
Since it has gone down the memory-hole as other nations' civil wars and other more important news (Bieber!) have occurred, let us return to austerity's poster-country, Greece.
Late Night: Who Needs a Bathtub?
|By: cocktailhag Thursday October 24, 2013 8:00 pm
Why don't we just admit that Grover Norquist's work here in these United States is, well, done? Yes, the federal government is technically back in business, but only just in time to let Foster Farms continue selling salmonella-tainted chicken, JPMorgan Chase escape its latest fraud with a laughably small fine, and Sinclair Broadcast Group snap up a dozen or so more local television stations. And that's just this week.
How dare you filthy peasants know…
|By: Attaturk Monday October 21, 2013 1:30 am
Pretty much, oh 99 percent, of the country knows that the pay ratio of corporate CEOs to their workers is obscene.
But to the CEOs the real obscenity is that people know just how obscene.
"Not that there's anything you can do about it"
|By: Attaturk Monday September 16, 2013 1:30 am
I know it is hard to believe but having those who defrauded America get off any punishment as they whine about taxes does not mean they are anyone's heroes…outside of those who theoretically govern them.
JPMorgan Will Stop Making Student Loans
|By: DSWright Thursday September 5, 2013 11:45 am
Too Big To Fail bank JP Morgan Chase will stop making student loans according to documents reviewed by Reuters. According to the documents the megabank is leaving the student loan business out of concern that competition with the federal government will reduce profit opportunities. But given the state of the student loan market the move will inevitably raise other questions.
Well, what a surprise
|By: Attaturk Wednesday August 14, 2013 1:30 am
If the government isn't careful we might start to suspect a double-standard.
Late Night FDL: Partners in Crime
|By: cocktailhag Thursday June 6, 2013 8:00 pm
While it's certainly no surprise to find that the government has turned to yet another corrupt monopoly to carry out its dirty work against ordinary citizens, I seriously question the quality of their co-conspirator, Verizon. If we are going to have a lawless corporate behemoth shoveling our personal data, or rather, in the parlance du jour, "meta" data, into the insatiable maw of the new police state, wouldn't it be nicer if the company were also capable of performing its core function adequately?
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|By: cocktailhag Thursday May 16, 2013 8:00 pm
It's quite a week when the entire MSM suddenly gets sufficient oxygen into its hairspray-addled brain to be shocked, shocked, I tell you, at the fact that the Obama administration has been, well, behaving like Loyal Bushies on meth for the last four years. Mainly, because team Obama was just a tiny bit nicer about how they icily disdained several parts of the Bill of Rights, not least that first one, the punitive prosecutions could continue. the wiretapping comfortably privatized, and the illegality and cronyism of the Bush era would be magically transformed into cuddly bipartisan consensus.
Trouble is, that sort of thing only works until it doesn't.
Let's replace the difficult with the unlikely
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On the one hand this is already well-know, depressing, and frustrating that the response of professional prosecutors is a shoulder-shrug


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Hey guys,
I'm not even being a smartass right now, I am still legitimately heartbroken about Robin Williams's death and this is my way of dealing with it/doing a tribute.
I don't know where I'll be during the Standing Ovation for Robin Williams, but I'm queuing this to go out at that time and this post will be my standing ovation if I'm not in a place where I can physically do it.
So everyone who wants to/can participate, wherever you are right now, pause and give a round of applause for Robin Williams and all the art, humor, joy, energy, and light he has given us.
Hi Everyone
At 1PM Pacific Time on August 18th there will be a collective standing ovation for Robin Williams. Just stand wherever you are at that moment and clap for him and all that he has given us. Please reblog this like a million times so the word gets out. This event is on Facebook as well so please share with friends.
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This blog will take a brief break from shark week in memory of the great talent we lost yesterday.
I was so sad to hear about this this morning. I grew up watching Mork and Mindy reruns and then Mrs. Doubtfire and Hook and Jumanji and Popeye and then when I was older, Patch Adams, The Birdcage and so many others. Robin Williams contributed so much humor, wit, joy, energy, and creativity to the world, this is just such a huge loss.
RIP Robin. Love and respect.
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The Giants won the Super Bowl, and that makes me a happy camper. But now that the season is over, it's draft time. Only trade is the Skins moving up and giving the Rams their 1st, 2nd, and 4th round picks.
Round One
1) Colts: Andrew Luck - Sorry Colts fans, must be boring knowing who your first round pick is going to be. But don't be too upset, you're getting one of the best QB prospects to come out of the draft in quite a while.
2) Redskins: Robert Griffin III - Unfortunately the Skins get their QB of the future. I mean unfortunately for the Giants. For the Redskins, they get a great deal
3) Vikings: Matt Kalil - I don't know how good Ponder really is, but we'll never find out if he keeps getting introduced to the turf. Kalil is the best Tackle in the draft and will go a long way to protecting the young QB.
4) Browns: Justin Blackmon - Colt McCoy is no great shakes, but who exactly is he throwing to? With a real #1 WR to throw to, maybe he'll be able to show something. Blackmon is the best WR in this draft class, which I think is saying something because this WR draft class is pretty good.
5) Buccaneers: Morris Claiborne - Barber is quite old, and Talib is going to end up spending more time in a cell then on a field, so I think the Bucs grab the all around most talented CB in this draft.
6) Rams: Johnathan Martin - Bradford is a talented guy, but he won't be able to show his talent if he keeps getting crushed by 300 pound lineman. The Rams pick up extra picks from the trade with Washington, and also invest in their O-Line's and QB's future.
7) Jaguars: Quinton Coples - Honestly I don't care for Coples, but he's very athletic and when motivated, is definitely a top 10 pick. The Jags get an extremely talented guy here, just gotta get him fired up.
8) Miami: Reilly Reiff - One of the "Big Three" tackles in this draft class, he helps protect either Matt Moore, who to be honest wasn't all that bad this year, or Peyton Manning, who I think will likely end up in Miami to play out the end of his career in warm, sunny weather. Reiff is a good investment and will preform at a high level in the NFL.
9) Panthers: Dre Kirkpatrick - Character concerns? Please. Smoking a plant isn't a huge character concern in my book, not like the guy doesn't want to play football. Other than Claiborne, he's the best CB in this draft, and will help when it comes time to play Drew Brees and Matt Ryan twice a year.
10) Bills: Courtney Upshaw - Back to back Bama players picked here, and for a good reason. Bama had the best D in the country, and a lot of guys from there are going to be playing very well in the NFL. Upshaw is no exception, he'll give the Bills a tremendous player to add to their front seven.
11) Chiefs: David DeCastro - He's the best interior lineman in the draft, and is the only Guard/Center that deserves to go this high. Will most likely be a perennial Pro Bowler for 15+ years.
12) Seahawks: Trent Richardson - Wanna see something cool? Watch the One-Two punch running game that would be Richardson and Lynch. Defenses will wear down trying to tackle the high motored Lynch and the VERY powerful Trent Richardson. Did I mention that Trent is the best RB in the draft? No? Well he sure is.
13) Cardinals: Michael Floyd - Floyd is my favorite WR in the draft, he's got height and good speed, and is going to be a dominate player in the NFL. Put him next to a WR who is already one of the most dominant in the NFL, and you have a winning combination there.
14) Cowboys: Janoris Jenkins - The Boys have been having a hard time covering teams, and that's putting it very nicely. In a division that has Nicks, Cruz, Desean, Maclin, Moss (lol), and many others, the Cowboys need to stop ignoring this problem and address it with a very talented CB in Jenkins.
15) Eagles: Luke Kuechly - If the Cowboys have a DB problem, then the Eagles definitely have an LB problem. The Eagles have a dominate front four, and if they grab a guy with Kuechly's instincts and level of play, they'll have not only a dominate front four, but a dominate front seven. Scary stuff.
16) Jets: Melvin Ingram - The Jets have a very good run stopping defense, but their pass rush is nonexistent. Enter Ingram, who is a pass rushing nightmare and will help the Jets bury some QB's. This pick will go a long way in helping the Jets D out. Unfortunately this pick won't make Sanchez any better.....I kid, I kid.
17) Bengals (From Oakland): Alphonzo Dennard - There are some knocks on him for not being able to flip his hips and keep up with Receivers after they get by him, but with a little work, he can be a huge help to the Bengals secondary, and helps stiffen up their defense.
18) Chargers: Nick Perry - I think the Chargers are a team with a lot of holes. Jammer is getting old, they could use a DB, their offense leaves something to be desired, they could use another big play maker. But most of all, they could use a pass rusher. Nick Perry is a proven pass rusher and will improve the Chargers ability to get to the QB.
19) Bears: Alshon Jeffery - Hester and Knox are good WR's, but there is no true #1 guy for Cutler to throw to. Most of the Bears offense is Matt Forte. It's time to add another weapon to the Bears offense, and Jeffery has all the tools to be a very good WR.
20) Titans: Peter Konz - The Titans need to sure up their interior O-Line, and Peter Konz is a pretty good answer to their problems. Can play Center or Guard, and will help the middle of that O-Line is no time.
21) Bengals: Lamar Miller - Cedric Benson is old, and I'm not sure if he'll even be back as a Bengal next year. Other than that, the Bengals need to find a new RB, and besides Richardson, Miller is the only other RB I feel comfortable mocking in the 1st round.
22) Browns (From ATL) : Mike Adams - Like I said, Colt McCoy isn't the best in the world, but giving him Blackmon earlier and Adams now, he may end up looking a lot better. Adams is becoming a popular 1st round pick, and I like the guy too. Will be a very good tackle for years to come.
23) Lions: Zach Brown - I know the Lions need secondary help, but I don't feel there are any DB's that should go in this spot, so why not make an already terrifying front seven even scarier? Brown's athleticism and speed means he'll be all over the field, filling in wherever Suh and Co. are not.
24) Steelers: Michael Brockers - The Steelers are famed for their defense, always have been. So here they take on of the most talented D-Linemen in the draft. Brockers was a stand out on one of the best defenses in the country. Yeah, he's going to be good.
25) Broncos: Devon Still - As much hype as Tebow got this year ( I personally like the guy but my judgment on him as a player is suspended until next year) it was really the Bronco's defense that did all the dirty work. Still can make an already solid defense into a very dangerous one.
26) Texans: Dwight Jones - A lot of people are down on him, but I think Jones has a good skill set, and would do well playing opposite of Andre Johnson. He fits the Texans scheme, and would be a solid pick here for Houston.
27) Patriots (From N.O): Whitney Mercilus - Wilfork is getting old, and the rest of the D-Line isn't all that great. The Pats could use some defensive talent, and Mercilus will give them a guy with a high motor and good production.
28) Packers: Vinny Curry - The Pack had an amazing offense this year, no doubt about it, but their defense was lackluster. The "bend but don't break" philosophy worked for most of the year, but in the end it didn't pan out for them. Curry is a good pass rusher and would compliment Raji and Matthews well.
29) Ravens: Vontaze Burfict - Baltimore gets a very talented athlete who is falling due to character concerns and a bad senior year, but that doesn't mean this guy doesn't have the tools to be successful. In a defense known for its vicious hits, and a guy like Ray Lewis to mentor him for a few years, Taze may make an already nasty defense even nastier.
30) 49'ers: Chase Minnifield - The only real knock on this guy is injury concerns, but other than that he's definitely worth a first round pick. San Fran could use another solid piece in their defensive backfield, and that would just make their defense even scarier.
31) Patriots: Mohammed Sanu - Other than their two tight end system that they have in Gronk and Hernandez, and their slot guy in Welker, I don't think Tom Brady has all that many weapons to throw to. Sanu would be a great target for Brady, and that's scary to think about.
32) Giants: Dwayne Allen - My Giants won the Super Bowl, and honestly I couldn't be happier. But it's a new season and if they want to do it again, it sure wouldn't help to give Eli another target to throw to. Allen would give the Giants offense an extra dimension that would give defenses fits all game long.
Round Two
33) Rams: Kendall Wright
34) Colts: Mark Barron
35) Vikings: Stephon Gilmore
36) Bucs: Cordy Glenn
37) Browns: Ronnell Lewis
38) Jaguars:Josh Norman
39) Rams (From Redskins): Fletcher Cox
40) Panthers: Rueben Randle
41) Bills: Juron Criner
42) Miami: Brandon Thompson
43) Seahawks: Ryan Tannenhill
44) Chiefs: Alameda Ta'amu
45) Cowboys: Bruce Irvin
46) Eagles: Jerald Worthy
47) Jets: Markelle Martin
48) Patriots (From Oakland): Andre Branch
49) Chargers: Bobby Massie
50) Bears: Kelechi Osemele
51) Eagles (from Arizona): Nick Toon
52) Titans: Billy Winn
53) Bengals: Bobby Wagner
54) Lions: Michael Brewster
55) Falcons: Jayron Hosley
56) Steelers: Dontari Poe
57) Broncos: Coby Fleener
58) Texans: Brandon Washington
59) Saints: Derek Wolfe
60) Packers: Harrison Smith
61) Ravens: Tommy Streeter
62) 49'ers: Ben Jones
63) Patriots: Kevin Zeitler
64) Giants: Chris Polk


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Dr Jacco Bomhoff NAB 6.29
This course is available on the Master of Laws and Master of Laws (extended part-time study). This course is available with permission as an outside option to students on other programmes where regulations permit.
This course is capped at 30 students. Students must apply through Graduate Course Choice on LSEforYou.
Knowledge of conflict of laws (private international law) would be useful but is not essential.
Course content
The following topics will be studied from the point of view of European Union law, English (common and statute) law, Canadian law and US law: 1) Principles and theories of choice of law; 2) Proof and application of foreign law; 3) Contracts: applicable law; 4) The international reach of legislation for the regulation of business and the protection of consumers and employees; 5) The private international law aspects of boycotts and embargoes; 6) Exchange controls; 7) Currency problems in international contracts; 8) The international aspects of property transactions; 9) The recognition of foreign expropriations and other governmental acts affecting property (including financial assets).
20 hours of seminars in the LT. 2 hours of seminars in the ST.
Formative coursework
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Indicative reading
Indicative reading Core textbook: Trevor C Hartley, International Commercial Litigation (Cambridge University Press, 2009) (Chapters 22 and 24-31) Further reading: Dicey, Morris & Collins, The Conflict of Laws (Sweet and Maxwell, London, 15th edn, 2012 by Sir Lawrence Collins with specialist editors); Lowenfeld (Andreas F), Conflict of Laws: Federal, State and International Perspectives (LexisNexis, Newark, NJ; San Francisco, CA, 2nd edn, 2002); Plender (Richard) and Wilderspin (Michael), The European Private International Law of Obligations (Sweet & Maxwell, London, 3rd edn, 2009); Proctor (Charles), Mann on the Legal Aspect of Money (Oxford University Press, Oxford, 7th edn, 2012); Symeonides (Symeon C), Perdue (Wendy Collins) and von Mehren (Arthur T), Conflict of Laws: American, Comparative, International (West, St Paul, Minn., 1998).
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SS2 - Loading XML data for Flash use
27 July 2012 at 2:37am
I have embed Flash movie in the homepage of a site for IE users who do not have CSS3 Animation support. I have text content inside the movie the user needs to update. What is the best practice for outputting SilverStripe content in XML?
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Re: SS2 - Loading XML data for Flash use
28 July 2012 at 1:35pm
You can use RestFul server for publishing XML representations of SilverStripe objects - http://api.silverstripe.org/2.4/sapphire/api/RestfulServer.html otherwise you can create your own controller class to output XML rather than HTML. An example of that would be the documentation search which outputs XML (Controller -> https://github.com/silverstripe/silverstripe-docsviewer/blob/master/code/controllers/DocumentationOpenSearchController.php XML -> https://github.com/silverstripe/silverstripe-docsviewer/blob/master/templates/OpenSearchDescription.ss)
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Maxim in MEMS
posted by Bryon Moyer
A new hat has been tossed into the MEMS ring: Maxim. You may be familiar with them as an analog name, or you might be familiar with Sensor Dynamics. Which was bought by Maxim, and which is now the source of Maxim's first announcement: a gyroscope aimed at the consumer market. (Read phones and tablets.)
Why a gyroscope? Well, partly because accelerometers have become too inexpensive to be interesting on their own. And because they're hard: as they said in a conversation I had with them, "get it right and the rest is easy."
While we've noted that gyroscopes have taken longer to gain traction than accelerometers, Maxim sees indoor navigation and optical image stabilization (OIS) as fertile ground for driving gyro usage.
And they're doing it all themselves. While an accelerometer wasn't their first device, they will be including one in a 9-axis combo in the future – which means they're also tackling magnetics. And they say they'll have a couple more devices specifically aimed at the OIS market shortly.
You can find out more about their initial product in their release…
3D Spintronics
posted by Bryon Moyer
I stumbled across a work by a team from Cambridge that takes spintronics into 3D. The idea reflects the obvious fact that 3D storage should be far denser than 2D storage. However, doing 3D transistor storage is, they claim, too bulky to be efficient; instead, using atomic-level magnetic domains holds some promise – if you have a good way to get in there and read any arbitrary bit. It's a long way from actually designing a functioning memory, but addresses a fundamental means of writing and reading.
The solution they found is actually quite interesting intuitively, although the paper itself and the details quickly bog down in jargon and math. (Nothing wrong with math, but, while providing the correct detailed solutions, it is often relied on to the exclusion of intuitive models for what's going on. Example below…). This is my attempt at describing what's going on, along with a bit of a glossary of my own for some of the more obscure terms in the paper.
Imagine a magnetic material composed of layers anti-ferromagnetically coupled (Figure 1). In other words, each layer has polarization opposite that of the one above and below. This is a stable arrangement.
Figure 1.
Now assume that the bottom layer is fixed, but the other layers are flipped (Figure 2). You now have a conflict between the bottom layer and the one above it.
Figure 2.
This conflict is a "magnetic frustration," a specific manifestation of a "soliton" (or, more specifically, a "kink soliton"). The idea is to use solitons as data, but you've got to have a way to get at them. So they found a way to treat the entire vertical stack as a shift register, moving the data from the bottom to the top. They do this by applying an external field to flip layers.
But here's the deal: let's say that the soliton is in the middle of the stack (Figure 3). There are two ways to resolve the local conflict: either the layer above or the layer below can flip, and the frustration is relieved at that point (but moves to the next layer). In other words, the soliton either moves up or moves down. Which direction it goes depends on the materials and thicknesses; essentially, the "easiest" one to flip is the one that will. The goal here is to make sure that, at any layer, it's always the upper layer that flips easier.
Figure 3.
In that manner, as they manipulate the external field, they effectively "pump" the soliton from bottom to top. The fact that it always wants to bubble up makes it operate like a ratchet; the movement is preferentially up, not down.
Of course, this is where the details come in. They engineer the layers and materials so that this can happen. They built such a device with 11 layers, demonstrating feasibility; these specifics are covered in their paper.
The following are some terms that I encountered in the paper that were (to me) foreign. The definitions that follow are my attempt to decode them for non-specialists. I was not always completely successful…
Soliton: A self-sustaining wave pulse that resists dissipation. It applies to many physical phenomena, and was first "scientifically" observed in the 1800s in a river as a boat stopped: a single water pulse gathered at the bow and continued forward for a couple of miles. This and other features of tidal bores are examples of solitons. They ultimately arise as solutions to differential equations based on specific boundary conditions.
Kink soliton: Found no good intuitive non-arcane-mathematical definition. Which is frustrating, since whoever named it a "kink" clearly had an intuitive picture that merited such a dramatic name. Whatever motivated the name was not evident in the few definitions I found.
Magneto-optical Kerr Effect (MOKE): Light reflected from a magnetized material can change intensity and polarization. This was used to probe the material to figure out where the soliton was in the stack.
Remanence: Left-over magnetic field after an external field is removed.
Ising model: Statistical-mechanical model of ferromagnetism.
Frustration: Where elements have competing characteristics, like two N-N magnetic interactions in a crystal.
The full paper is available here, but requires a subscription to Nature.
The Scribe and the Princess and the Pea
posted by Bryon Moyer
OK, perhaps "scribe line" is more accurate, but I do love a double entendre (even if not salacious). I had a discussion with KLA-Tencor at SPIE Litho recently regarding two new machines they've just announced. The first allows detection of defects through spectral analysis. The issue it faces is that it relies on test structures in the scribe line, which are facing two challenges: more of them are needed and there's less space.
More test features are required both because of new structures like the FinFET and new processing steps, double-patterning in particular. But such structures have taken advantage of a generous scribe line area, dictated originally by the width or kerf of actual mechanical saws way back in the day. The cutting is done by laser now, so the kerf is no longer the issue. The scribe line is actually having a measurable impact on dice per wafer, so shrink it must.
The features that their SpectraShape 9000 analyzer looks for are periodic, and their spectra when illuminated by broadband light can be analyzed twelve ways from Sunday. Each of those features goes in a "box" that is currently 45 µm square. To accommodate the smaller scribe line, they've reduced the box size to 25 µm on a side (meaning they can almost put four of them where one of the old ones would have gone).
This has come with higher broadband light power, improved sensitivity, and higher throughput for more sampling.
Meanwhile, we've come to the point where the smallest (OK, maybe not smallest, but very small) particle – on the backside of the wafer – can push the upper surface out of the depth of field during exposure. Seriously. Total princess-and-pea situation. It gets worse because smaller particles tend to stick harder due to van der Waals forces. And yet such a particle may transfer to the chuck, sharing the donation with the next wafers to come through.
Rather than noticing the effect of such a particle and then going and figuring out where it is, they've created a new use model: inspect the backside.* Of each wafer, before it goes into a process. This prevents the particles from ever getting into the chamber – as long as it can be done quickly enough to keep the line moving.
They've boosted sensitivity on their BDR300 by 10x to allow for detection of half-micron defects at 100 wafers/hour. They also have a review capability, allowing inspection of defects down to 0.2 µm. It can be integrated into their CIRCL cluster.
You can find out more about these machines in their release.
*There's so much potential for abusing this… especially when looking for defects like paddle marks… but this is a family newspaper. Oh, OK, who am I kidding…


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Great Pack. Wore this pack on a three day hike through…
Design: Rucksack
Size: 60L
Number of Pockets: 5
Max. Load Carried: 45#
Height of Owner: 6' 1"
Price Paid: $220
Great Pack. Wore this pack on a three day hike through the Adirondacks. Carried about 45# in comfort. Excellent protection from the elements. It rained a whole day, and the contents on the main compartment remained dry. The rubberized coating appears durable and waterproof. The hood covers the top opening well.
Nice ventilated back pad, works great. Made of foam-rubber.
Three exterior neoprene pockets are easily accessible and are good for storing wet stuff.
Still skeptical about the durability of the proprietary skeletonized buckle on the hip belt, but so far it has worked fine.
Been a good pack. Recommended.
Excellent pack period. Comparable to Arc'teryx Bora…
Design: Rucksack
Size: 60L M/M
Number of Pockets: 2
Max. Load Carried: 50LB. +
Height of Owner: 5-9
Price Paid: $200
Excellent pack period. Comparable to Arc'teryx Bora and Naos at a better price point and a bit lighter, better materials and weight transfer than the Osprey Atmos...pleasantly surprised.
In a nutshell, the pack recently went up Rainier with me. 50+ pounds to Camp Muir and then light and tight to the Summit. Pockets and gear attachments were designed as if Mountaineering was also in mind.
I'll be putting it to more tests here soon and will provide updates as needed. For now, I'm very happy with the purchase.
Retailers' Descriptions
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If a backpack could intuit your every movement, the Primero 60 from The North Face would be the one to do it. With an X Radial suspension system that works on a pivoting aluminum frame to mimic the natural movement of the human body, this pack will move with you every step of the way while keeping you in comfort with its EVA foam back panel that shapes to fit your back.
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Buying a pack that's deemed obsolete two months later is a bitter thing to experience. The North Face Primero 60 Backpack, however, is practically immune to outdatedness. Its sturdy foundation is The North Face's flexible X-Radial suspension, crossed 7075 aluminum stays that pivot with the twisting and bending of your body. The formable EVA foam back panel breathes deeply, cleans easily, and resists odor, and retains its shape through use and abuse. Durable, highly water-resistant shell fabric protects your gear from tough trail conditions, and The North Face gave this pack a waterproof bottom to block muck from seeping in when you set it down. A waterproof hood seals out light showers that try to soak your spirits and supplies.
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The Primero 60 is a mid-capacity, state-of-the-art, multiday pack for the serious outdoor enthusiast.
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North Face Primero 60 - 3-point hipbelt closure Adjustable torso length with interchangeable hipbelt Contoured cranial cavity Contoured E-VAP foam hipbelt Dimensions: [Medium] 24 1/2 in. x 13 1/2 in. x 9 1/2 in. (62 cm x 34 cm x 24 cm) Dual access stretch woven side water-bottle pockets Dual trekking-pole loops EVA back panel by MDI E-VAP shoulder harness Ext Vol: [Small] 3950 in3 (65 liters); [Medium] 4300 in3 (70 liters); [Large] 4600 in3 (75 liters) Fabric: 630D Oxford Fit Range: [Small] 14 in.-17 in. (36 cm-43 cm); [Medium] 16 in.-19 in. (41 cm-48 cm), Front tool loop and daisy chain Highly water-resistant pack body Hydration sleeve Lash point on hood Load lifters with thumb loops Removable, floating lid with mesh pocket and key clip Side access to main body Side and removable bottom compression State-of-the-art, multi-day pack for the serious outdoor enthusiast. Stnd Vol: [Small] 3350 in3 (55 liters); [Medium] 3650 in3 (60 liters); [Large] 3950 in3 (65 liters) Trampoline sleeping bag divider Two side compression straps with integrated attachment buckles Unique dual-pivot hipbelt evenly spreads load Waterproof bottom and hood with welded construction X Radial frame
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On Sale. Free Shipping. The North Face Primero 60 Pack (Fall 2010) FEATURES of the Primero 60 Pack by The North Face X Radial frame Injection-molded EVA back panel with airflow channels Unique dual-pivot hipbelt evenly spreads load Three-dimensionally contoured E-VAP foam hipbelt Highly weather-resistant construction, with waterproof sleeping bag compartment Adjustable torso length with interchangeable hipbelt E-VAP shoulder harness Three-point hipbelt closure Removable, floating lid with mesh pocket and key clip Hydration compatible Side access to main body SPECIFICATIONS for Small: Fabric: 630D nylon, 210D nylon ripstop with dual-sided PU coating Fit Range: 14in.-17in. / 36 cm-43 cm Standard Volume: 3350 in3 / 55 liters Ext Volume: 3950 in3 / 65 liters SPECIFICATIONS for Medium: Average Weight: 4 lbs 10 oz / 2100 g Dimensions: 24 1/2in. x 13 1/2in. x 9 1/2in. / 62 cm x 34 cm x 24 cm Fabric: 630D nylon, 210D nylon ripstop with dual-sided PU coating Fit Range: 16in.-19in. / 41 cm-48 cm Standard Volume: 3650 in3 / 60 liters Ext Volume: 4300 in3 / 70 liters SPECIFICATIONS for Large: Fabric: 630D nylon, 210D nylon ripstop with dual-sided PU coating Fit Range: 18in.-21in. / 46 cm-53 cm Standard Volume: 3950 in3 / 65 liters Ext Volume: 4600 in3 / 75 liters This product can only be shipped within the United States. Please don't hate us.
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Tired of backwards EnderDragons? Upward looking chickens? Or some of the other bugs in MobDisguise? Ready to try something brand new? With DisguiseCraft we are taking a brand new approach on mob/player disguises by taking advantage of the advanced features released in the 1.1-R4 build of CraftBukkit!
DisguiseCraft v5.1 for 1.7.8 is ready for testing!
If you want to help out, just head to this thread!
- Disguise as any mob
- This includes: babies, colored sheep, sized slimes/magmacubes, tamed/aggressive wolves with colored collars, tabby/tuxedo/siamese cats, saddled pigs, villager occupations, and charged creepers
- Also unnatural slime/magmacube sizes: bigger, massive, godzilla
- You can also set the disguise on fire and hold blocks as an Enderman
- This includes: babies, colored sheep, sized slimes/magmacubes, tamed/aggressive wolves with colored collars, tabby/tuxedo/siamese cats, saddled pigs, villager occupations, and charged creepers
- Disguise as any player, including their skin, cape, and in-chat name
- The item you are holding and arm swings are shown
- Disguise as certain objects
- This includes the vehicles: boat, minecart, poweredminecart, storageminecart
- And the blocks: endercrystal, fallingblock (different materials)
- No Spout necessary! Disguised players' names are not shown in SpoutCraft (This is because the disguised player's packets are not sent to other clients)
- No Backwards EnderDragon! No messed up chicken head!
- Permissions support (All popular permissions systems)
- Multi-world permissions are supported
- Granular player-disguise nodes
- The player list doesn't show players who are disguised in your world
- The ability to see through disguises is given with a permission node (disguisecraft.seer)
- Disguises can fool mobs too! (disguisecraft.notarget & disguisecraft.notarget.strict)
- Item-pickup can be disabled while wearing a disguise
- You can disguise or undisguise other players
- You can keep your disguise even after log out (Activate in the config)
- Utilizes the Plugin Metrics service
- All of the commands have tab completion
- Developer API to allow for plugin integration
Legend: <required> [optional]
- /d or /dis or /disguise [mobname/materialname] - Disguise as a mob or falling block of a given material (If no mob is given, the available disguises are listed) {also gives current disguise}
- /d baby [mobname] - Disguise as a baby mob (If no mob is given, the current disguise is used)
- /d <color> [sheep/wolf] - Disguise as a colored sheep or a wolf with a colored collar
- /d charged creeper - Disguise as a charged creeper
- /d <tiny/small/big/bigger/massive/godzilla> [slime/magmacube] - Disguise as a specifically-sized slime or magmacube
- /d <tamed/aggressive> [wolf] - Disguise as a tamed or aggressive wolf
- /d <tabby/tuxedo/siamese> [ocelot] - Disguise as a tabby, tuxedo, or siamese cat
- /d <saddled> [pig] - Disguise as a saddled pig
- /d <donkey/mule/undead/skeletal> [horse] - Disguise as a horse type
- /d <librarian/priest/blacksmith/butcher/generic> [villager] - Disguise as a villager with an occupation
- /d infected [zombie] - Disguise as a villager zombie
- /d wither skeleton - Disguise as a wither skeleton
- /d hold <block name/id #> - Hold blocks as an Enderman
- /d <burning> [mobname] - Disguise as a burning form of any mob
- /d player <playername> - Disguise as a player
- /d <nopickup/np> - Disable item pickup
- /d <blocklock/bl> - Locks your disguise to the center of the block you're in
- /d <noarmor/bl> - Makes your armor not show on your disguise
- /d <send/s> <playername/*> - Send your disguise to another player (or everybody)
- /u or /undis or /undisguise [playername/*] - Undisguise yourself or another player (or everybody)
These commands can all also be run from the console. You just need to specify the player name right after the /d or /u.
Permission Nodes:
Defaulted group in parenthesis (Note: Defaults are overriden by the '*' permission)
- disguisecraft.* - Has all DisguiseCraft privileges (Nobody)
- disguisecraft.other.* - Can use any of the disguise commands affecting others (Op)
- disguisecraft.other.disguise - Can disguise other players
- disguisecraft.other.undisguise - Can undisguise other players
- disguisecraft.seer - Can see nametags through disguises (Nobody)
- disguisecraft.notarget - Is not targeted by mobs while disguised as one (Everybody)
- disguisecraft.notarget.strict - Not targeted even after attacking the mob (Op)
- disguisecraft.player.* - Can disguise as any player (Op)
- disguisecraft.player.<playername> - Can disguise as the specified player
- disguisecraft.mob.* - Can disguise as any mob (Op)
- disguisecraft.mob.<mobname> - Can disguise as the specified mob
- disguisecraft.mob.<mobname>.baby - Can disguise as baby form
- disguisecraft.mob.sheep.color.* - Can disguise as a sheep of any color
- disguisecraft.mob.creeper.charged - Can disguise as a charged creeper
- disguisecraft.mob.<slime/magmacube>.size.* - Can disguise as any size slime or magmacube
- disguisecraft.mob.wolf.<tamed/aggressive> - Can disguise as either a tamed or aggressive wolf
- disguisecraft.mob.wolf.collar.* - Can disguise as a wolf with a colored collar
- disguisecraft.mob.ocelot.cat.* - Can disguise as any type cat
- disguisecraft.mob.pig.saddled - Can disguise as a saddled pig
- disguisecraft.mob.enderman.hold - Can hold blocks as an Enderman
- disguisecraft.mob.horse.type.* - Can be any horse type
- disguisecraft.mob.villager.occupation.* - Can disguise as a villager of any occupation
- disguisecraft.mob.zombie.infected. - Can disguise as an infected zombie (zombie villager)
- disguisecraft.mob.skeleton.wither - Can disguise as a wither skeleton
- disguisecraft.object.* - Can disguise as any object
- disguisecraft.object.vehicle.* - Can disguise as any vehicle
- disguisecraft.object.vehicle.<vehiclename> - Can disguise as the specified vehicle
- disguisecraft.object.block.* - Can disguise as any block entity
- disguisecraft.object.block.<blockname> - Can disguise as a specific block entity (TNTPrimed, EnderCrystal, FallingBlock)
- disguisecraft.object.block.fallingblock.material - Can disguise as a FallingBlock of any material
- disguisecraft.object.block.<blockname> - Can disguise as a specific block entity (TNTPrimed, EnderCrystal, FallingBlock)
- disguisecraft.object.vehicle.* - Can disguise as any vehicle
- disguisecraft.burning - Can have burning disguises
- disguisecraft.nopickup - Can use the "/d nopickup" command
- disguisecraft.blocklock - Can use the "/d blocklock" command
- disguisecraft.noarmor - Can use the "/d noarmor" command
How to use:
- Put Disguisecraft and ProtocolLib in your plugins folder
- Restart your server
- Disguise! (e.g. /disguise Creeper)
- Run around scaring your friendssssssssssssss
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Development builds of this project can be acquired at the provided continuous integration server. These builds have not been approved by the BukkitDev staff. Use them at your own risk.
Dev Builds (Jenkins) <== Contains the latest DisguiseCraft builds!
Dev Builds (Backup)
JavaDocs and Source Code
Plugins Utilizing the API:
- Mortuus Terra - A Post-Nuclear Zombie Apocalypse
- FleetingDisguises - Disguise time-limits and cool-downs
- DisguiseTester - An advanced entity metadata research tool
- MobDisguisePVPControl - Adds PVP-related disguise handling
- Be Herobrine - Makes the Herobrine disguise more intense
- SimplyVanish - The first invisibility plugin compatible with DisguiseCraft
- FactionsPlus - Undisguise upon entering territories
- CloneCover - Hide in a crowd where everybody looks alike
- CommandPoints MobDisguise Bridge - Let regular users disguise in moderation
- Armor Abilities - Use armor to disguise as a creeper and explode upon death
- Pony Pack - Enter the changelings
- PropHunt - Hide 'n Seek Revolutionized
- Infected - If you liked COD Zombies, you'll love this
- PVPPack - Your new solution to fair combat
- Dwarves vs Zombies - A DvZ plugin in the works
- Ultimate Herobrine - The legend continues
How to negate the disguisecraft.seer node with PermissionsEx
Or, how to make it so that you don't see the nametag of the person inside of the disguise!
- Open up your permissions.yml file
- Add the permission node "-disguisecraft.seer" to the group that is seeing the double disguises!
- Do /pex reload ingame.
Example pex file:
admin: options: rank: '1' permissions: - -disguisecraft.seer - '*'
Project Page Notices: (Please Read)
- Be sure to read our Frequently Asked Questions section.
- Report errors using the ticket system and be sure that you are using this plugin with the CraftBukkit build that it supports. Any error reported in the comment area may be deleted and ignored. Also make sure to check your tickets often and report in when a build or release has fixed the issue.
- We will only release for stable CraftBukkit builds. Do not report errors when using our plugin with a build it was not listed to support. Because we need to recompile for each specific build, you will only ever see versions for CraftBukkit Dev builds in our jenkins.
PandaLick Apr 28, 2014 at 21:12 UTC - 0 likes
Hi, I'm having some problems installing DisguiseCraft on 1.7.2 Server http://pastebin.com/DkqMPce4
MonarchServer Apr 28, 2014 at 15:58 UTC - 0 likes
Working great
Katilinann Apr 25, 2014 at 23:55 UTC - 0 likes
hey Devil Boy I need the download for 1.7.5 for my server plz
lavacreeper42 Apr 23, 2014 at 20:34 UTC - 0 likes
Is it possible/planned/considerable to extend the disguise to books written and death messages? This would mean that instead of "lavacreeper42 was blown up by a Creeper", it would read "Notch was blown up by a Creeper" if I were disguised as he.
Forgive me for not checking v1.8 for this feature.
nightcrawler601 Apr 21, 2014 at 19:01 UTC - 0 likes
DisguiseCraft does work, but apparently whenever a player in my server disguises, the server lags horribly a few seconds.Last edited Apr 22, 2014 by nightcrawler601
chsedv Apr 20, 2014 at 16:09 UTC - 0 likes
on Bukkit 1.7.9 it works by me but see Nametags by all Users.
janie177 Apr 20, 2014 at 14:51 UTC - 0 likes
Mojang changed the way player skins are handled. It is now impossible to disguise as players as of 1.7.8. They reverted it in 1.7.9 but it will be redone as of 1.8. In other words, it depends on mojang wether player disguises will work again in the future.
satisfiction6794 Apr 20, 2014 at 00:36 UTC - 0 likes
A list of all the disguisecraft.mob.'s would be REALLY nice... Can't find it anywhere.
EnergyFlame123 Apr 19, 2014 at 15:32 UTC - 0 likes
i have an error if i do /d player [any player] any help please?
TheBOB147 Apr 19, 2014 at 15:19 UTC - 0 likes
hey im looking for a spot of help, i have installed the disguisecraft.jar into my plugins folder, but for some unknown reason it wont load into a file when i restart my server, im running a 1.7.2 bukkit server. and no i do not get any errors on the console when i restart.
Can anyone help?
Edit: The problem has been fixed thank youLast edited Apr 22, 2014 by TheBOB147
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