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General Observations and Concerns
The funding system of the Electronics and Electrical Engineering Laboratory
warrants a thorough review. A review process for internal funding is needed
that is based on technical merit rather than on economic need. For older
projects that have been receiving internal funding and either have come to an
end or have found other funding, there should be a mechanism in place to
ensure that the internal funding is reallocated.
The physical structure and the temperature control in some of the existing
laboratories of the EEEL need work. It seems that any maintenance takes a
very long time. This situation should be corrected.
The number of permanent staff is barely adequate to maintain existing
programs, albeit all are of high quality; the possible loss of expertise is a
The concept of fully documenting specialized knowledge before a staff
member retires should be facilitated.
Interaction of EEEL groups with other groups in NIST is becoming more
difficult because there is less "flexible money" to incentivize collaboration.
Internal collaborations seem to be particularly difficult in the biotechnology
While the work related to the Knowledge Facilitation project is good, it seems
to be more of a NIST-wide infrastructure function rather than a divisional
As projects are developed, the EEEL should remain attuned to opportunities
for further collaboration between the Boulder and Gaithersburg groups.
There were two examples of issues where the organizational processes may be
getting in the way of the efforts. One example involves the external calibration
services in the Optoelectronics Division. The Boulder group has an internal
goal of decreasing the calibration time. There were several complaints from
this group suggesting that the routing of external funds or work through
Gaithersburg may lead to increased cost and delays, with no added value
resulting from adding Gaithersburg into the loop. EEEL management should
examine this complaint and, if appropriate and feasible, improve the process
in a way that would lead to lower costs and better customer service in terms of
turnaround for service work. The other issue pertains to the work in display
technology. This effort is being phased out, but there is still interest in the
measurement course in the external community. EEEL management should
consider whether it would be a good thing to sell any equipment that is no
longer needed by NIST to a commercial enterprise; if so, the process needs to
be facilitated.
The required payback for capital equipment limits the acquisition of new
equipment, and the purchase of large new equipment now requires greater
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coordination across organizational entities. At the present time, the lack of
people seems to be a bigger limitation than the lack of new capital equipment
in the Semiconductor Electronics Division (SED).
There is a general lack of modeling and simulation expertise and work in the
Semiconductor Electronics Division. The laboratory understands the need for
more modeling and simulation work, but there is not enough funding to
support it. The SED tries to augment the modeling and simulation work by
collaborating with universities. This area could benefit from additional
The Semiconductor Electronics Division depends heavily on money from the
Office of Microelectronics Programs; reliance on such focused funding could
limit the ability of the SED to start much-needed new research initiatives.
A flat or declining budget is also a concern within the Quantum Electrical
Metrology (QEM) Division. A long-term evaluation of the overall funding
model for the division to support core metrology functions and services is
In the management and use of the fabrication facilities, the financial burden of
clean-room operation in the new Building 1 Extension (B1E) needs to be
spread beyond the QEM Division.
The change in management structure, in which the EEEL director and the
QEM Division leader are now both stationed in Boulder, has created
challenges and uncertainty in Gaithersburg. This has led to significant stress
and morale problems, particularly among the staff most closely involved with
the calibration effort.
One of the items of interest in the Electromagnetics Division is measurement
related to metamaterials. Although metamaterial measurement was mentioned,
no details were provided during this year's review.


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As a Major Junior A hockey team in an NHL city, the OHL Ottawa 67s face significant competition for fans. Like all successful sports franchises, they are always looking for ways to enhance their fans game day experience. What could be better than a new technology, delivering an exciting and innovative fan experience that also drives real value for sponsors, creating an entirely new revenue stream for the team?
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Crowd EngagementThe last thing that 67s fans expected when they arrived for the game was to be the first audience for a high-tech gaming system. Surprised and vocal, the crowd immediately understood the concept and jumped into the competition, enthusiastically and loudly, turning the entire arena into a massive video game arcade. CrowdWave featured its Save! game, in which the crowd plays the role of a rookie goaltender trying out for the team by attempting to prevent an opposing shooter from scoring. At the end of the game, the save percentage was almost as high as the energy of the crowd behind it.
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Reluctantly, I am letting go of my land just north of Goldendale, Washington so that I can travel to Asia and Europe. It is a beautiful plot just off of US-97 and Box Canyon Road. The photo above was taken from the middle of the plot looking west.
Goldendale is located south of the Yakima Reservation, and about 20 minutes north of the Columbia River. Portland is about a two hour drive, and Seattle is about three hours away. The area is stunning, from the golden wheat fields to the green of the pines and scrub oaks to the clear blue skies- it is a painter's dream. When there is snow in the surrounding mountains, the view is breathtaking.


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Between our dark roofs and rising heat, cities ("urban heat islands") are relying on more and more energy to keep cool. Rolling black-outs or brown-outs have become more prevalent in the last couple of years, and we know white roofs can help reflect some of the light and heat. Can't paint your own shingles, but still want to help? Find out how.
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In a busy, urban setting of this Upper Westside co-op a former superintendent's apartment was turned into a modern oasis for the Zizmor family. A clever means of screening off their open plan living space from neighbors in close proximity, while forgoing traditional window coverings. Rather, they have spider plants, herbs and English ivy to help maintain a sense of privacy.
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A couple of years ago for my sister's wedding my family and I made tons of cake stands using salvaged plates and wine glasses. The result was beautiful and perfectly matched her event. Then we came across this neat tutorial on how to make cake stands using table legs and a few common building supplies.
Furring is used to create non-load bearing partition walls, or as in insert between brick and concrete when hanging drywall. EcoStud furring is made from 100% recycled plastic and has some impressive efficiency properties: it has a low mess DIY installation, dampens sound, reduces thermal bridging and is light to transport.
During Tuesday's State of the Union address, President Obama told the story of Michigan roofers who are now manufacturing solar shingles thanks to a government loan. This made me think: I'm only slightly educated on the topic of photovoltaic shingles and since we'll be in the market for a new roof later this year, why not check out what Re-Nest has to say.
I stumbled across this amazing example of creative reuse at The Growing Gardens Project. It is a community garden at Deen City Farm, London, run by project coordinator Louisa Loakes and a regular stream of volunteers. In May of last year the residents of the community of Merton volunteered their time to turn 5000 plastic bottles into a roof!


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Allergan, Botox's maker, recently agreed to pay $600 million to settle allegations that it had illegally marketed the drug for unapproved uses like headaches for years.
The phenomenon, also known as ice cream headache, affects only about a third of people, but it is both puzzling and common enough to have warranted several studies over the years.
Allergan will pay $600 million for its marketing tactics while the F.D.A. decides on the drug's use for migraines.
For kids around the country it's back-to-school time. But for many of them, it's also the return of headache season. Doctors say frequent headaches and migraines are among the most common childhood health complaints, yet the problem gets surprisingly little attention from the medical community....
Sue Eisenfeld, a 38-year-old afflicted with maladies like carotidynia and mucocele, has given herself the title Queen of Minor Ailments No One Has Ever Heard Of.
People with the painful and complicated condition sometimes have to go beyond their primary care doctor and over-the-counter treatments to get relief.
A frantic mother rushed her son to the hospital, starting a family's search for treatment and answers.
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Greeting from the PRM (People's Republic of Mass). I'm a long time firearms owner/user, military veteran and retired public safety (10 years on the LEO side and nearly 20 on the fire side). I was very active shooting and reloading back in my LEO days, but became less active during the past 20 years. I got very active again over the past year or so.
I guess I'm one of the lucky ones in my state, since I have what they call an LTC-A ALP which allows me to carry concealed and for all lawful purposes. I've had that since my LEO days and I kept it up due to threats I had received on the job. It's probably a significantly reduced threat now given the passage of time. Nevertheless, I'll keep it. You just never know!!


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Kenny Shiels says Kilmarnock are working on new contracts for a number of key men, but admits he does not know if his son Dean will be staying.
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This TV is excellent. The light weight makes it easy to handle and install. I was able to do it by myself, the TV that this replaced was 3x as heavy and it was an LCD from 2006. The only design issues I have is from the silver base and from the lack of older plug/connection types. I feel a mat black stand would be better universally instead of the metallic chrome looking stand. The daylight does reflect off the stand at time and I am researching some ways to black out the stand without making it look tacky. The next design area was the lack of connection types. I have an older Xbox360 and would have enjoyed a VGA connection, as well as a DVI connection for a computer. Although newer connections are mostly HDMI, there are still a lot of components out there with VGA/DVI. I had to do some research as well about the "Soap Opera Effect". When I pulled the TV from the box, I watched a movie on Netflix. I noticed instantly that the actors looked "weird". Like it was filmed with some cheap camera or that the movie was not the final cut... something was just off. The Soap Opera Effect or SOE is caused by the Auto Motion Plus setting. AMP is best used for Sports events, nature documentaries, disney animation or other cartoons. AMP is horrid for Feature Films and other Cinematic viewings. Once I learned about 240 hz, AMP and SOE, I was able to configure the TV to its best setup based on what I was watching. Once I got this fixed, then all my negative opinions went away with the fantastic picture and sound quality from the TV. I hope this TV lasts as long as my old Samsung LCD (whic is still running fine). Very happy with this purchase.
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Comments about Samsung 65" Silver LED 1080P 3D HDTV:
very nice picture wish it had favs button on remote is the only thing that I would want more. refresh rate is very good
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You have to use thr remote to control this TV. Lost the remote? Sorry. If u download the remote control app on your phone, then you can control it once it is turned on...but if u lose your remote then no TV for u. It also can't figure out which source I want even when only one source is givimg the tv signal. A bunch of stupid defaults you have to click through stuff every time u turn it on.
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A nice TV with some caveats.
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Nice picture, great size, reasonable number of inputs. The dual core processor / apps seem to be very sluggish for a lot of functions. Apps like Netflix and Amazon instant video are a little clunky. Web surfing is nearly impossible with the responsiveness. (This is running on an extremely fast Google fiber connection.) The smart app interface is very poor, hardly customizable at all - nice selection of apps - but you are forced to view all of the apps they recommend. If you want to customize it to say only show the 2 or 4 that you actually use, you're out of luck - you have to waste time constantly scrolling through all the junk you have no use for. You can add some additional apps, but you're forced to use a base interface which has little to no customization. Likewise the pages you slide through are not particularly customizable. The remote. Cool, in that it is very simple - touch interface eliminates 90% of buttons. Leaving just a few. The buttons - such as the power button seem to need repeated pushes to activate (may be a deliberate power saving feature.) The track pad interface is a little slow / quarky, but generally simplifies things. Once you figure out bringing up the virtual remote on the screen and flipping between interfaces on the virtual remote that helps with accessing additional features. All in all a great basic TV, as for the Smart TV features, I would suggest people buy a higher end one - or use a third party streaming media player / media PC. Although those features are nice to have in a pinch. The TV chassis itself is very slim, love the super slim bezel, and it's pretty light weight.
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I looked for a 3D tv for quite awhile. This tv is everything I could ask for. The picture quality is excellent, bright colors and deep blacks. The active 3D is more emersive than passive 3D. The depth of the 3D picture us better than going to a theater. The included 3D glasses work very well, I recommend investing in rechargeable glasses (they're more sturdy). I highly recommend this set of you are looking for a good 3D tv.
It's what I always wanted in a TV!
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It's always stunning when I come home. I love it!!
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I've always been very picky on Tvs and always find something that could be better but I've got to say This one is perfect.... :)
Lots of positives
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I looked at several brands before deciding on this Samsung model. My friend has already purchased a similar model and was very happy with it. I also checked on Consumer Reports and reviewed their buying guide for TVs. I'm very pleased with my purchase and my Samsung experience.
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Just bought this TV and so far I love it, I have always like samsung phones and know that TV
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Jim Backus, Jerry Hausner, Daws Butler
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Robert Cannon, Stephen Bosustow
Bill Scott, Ed Nofzinger
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- 1957
- UPA Productions
- Columbia Pictures
- Mister Magoo Theatrical Cartoon Series
- Cartoon Characters: Mr. Magoo, Waldo.
- Vocal Talent: Jim Backus (Mr. Magoo), Jerry Hausner (Waldo), Daws Butler (Waldo).
- Directed By Robert Cannon.
- Produced By Robert Cannon.
Executive Producer: Stephen Bosustow. - Animated By Alan Zaslove, C.L. Hartman.
- Written By Bill Scott, Ed Nofzinger.
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- Design: Lew Keller.
- Color: Jules Engel.
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"We had an amazing world-lit teacher who introduced us to Greek literature," says Johanna Mitchell, who was then a high school senior in Miami. "There was a lot of mention of planets. That's astrology!" Mitchell went to a bookstore and found Sun Signs by Linda Goodman. "I devoured that book," she says. "I knew then that astrology was a vocation." She spent a year at the University of Miami, but dropped out to protest the Vietnam War, and for 10 years worked at retail jobs in fabric and jewelry stores in Iowa City and Berkeley.
SoCal gal Donna Riddle spent childhood summers at Outpost Camp on the trail to Mount Whitney. "My mom, my sister and I ran a trail camp for a pack station that hauled people to the summit," she says. "I have love-of-nature genes from that time." Riddle got married just out of Corona High School, had a couple kids and did anti-war work in Orange County. "I went to a protest in Century City," she says. "People sat down, and police attacked with clubs." A year later, in 1968, she and the kids moved to Eugene.
"I had an Irish Catholic upbringing," says Maggie Donahue, who grew up in Chicago and attended an all-girls high school. "When I was 9, I did therapy, every day, at the home of a child in the parish who had brain damage. It led to a career in special ed." She spent two years at an all-girls college in Colorado, then returned to Chicago and Loyola U for a degree in psychology.
The son of a civil engineer in Plainview, Texas, Larry Weaver studied math and physics at University of Texas at Austin and served in the Peace Corps in Colombia before he came to the UO for grad school in physics. "The research I did was in molecular biology, in Brian Matthews' lab," he says. "We studied the structure of proteins, using X-ray diffraction and a lot of math." Weaver got his Ph.D. in 1978, did three years of research in Switzerland, then returned to work in the Matthews lab until he retired in 2005.
"I always loved drawing," says Ken O'Connell, a San Francisco Bay Area kid who arrived in Eugene in the 1950s to attend Woodrow Wilson Junior High School and South Eugene High School. "I had an amazing art teacher, Larry Goldade. He got me on a pathway to study art." After graduating from the UO, O'Connell served two years in the Navy off Vietnam, married Gwyneth, a fellow South Eugene grad, and spent a year in Eastern Oregon, teaching art at five different high schools. He returned to Eugene for an MFA and got a job at Treasure Valley Community College in Ontario.
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The son of a natural science museum director, Glen Johnson taught natural science, archery and riflery at a summer camp while in high school in Angleton, Texas. "They loaned me out to other camps," says Johnson, who became a traveling summer camp counselor while attending six colleges in eight years. He completed a science teaching degree at OSU in 1987, then spent 11 years in Eugene as a substitute teacher and a River House recreation guide. A photographer since age 6, he launched a new career in destination-wedding photography after his son Jade was born in 2000.
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Born and raised in Eugene, Julia Harvey got interested in marine biology as a second-grader at Spring Creek School. "We did a unit on marine mammals," she recalls. "In fourth and fifth grade, we went to see tide pools and the aquarium." Harvey took every science course available at South Eugene High School, then enrolled at Occidental College in L.A. "We shared a boat with other small colleges," she says.
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I didn't find any interesting videos to add this month, but maybe you can?
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In June, I started to use a poster from a classic Sci-Fi move as the background for the post image. This month it is from Fiend Without a Face (1958) and it's so funny to see what scared people back then. I'm sure we will look back on what we think of as scary in a twenty years and laugh at that.
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And also a big thanks for hosting the Villes. I hope that I can someday find some free time so I can participate in one again, I always get excited when a new theme gets announced.PS: What about this video: Portal 2 Coop Speedrun in ~ 25 min.
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What a surprising end to the lovely "journey"...... It looks like a different bloom, in the end. |
It's like watching the Disney movie about the living desert --or something like that--which showed the flowers opening right in front of us. Cool! Kate |
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Thanks everyone, glad you enjoyed it! Queenbee, ES is a floribunda from Harkness, 1991, with a long list of names. If you're looking for it check out King Arthur, Lawrence of Arabia, Samaritan and Fragrant Surprise (which is odd because I don't detect much fragrance from it) but the exhibition name is English Sonnet. It's compact and small, about 2 x 2 feet, and the blooms are about 3 inches. Has good disease resistance, only a touch of black spot occasionally and no powdery mildew ever. Probably due to the very shiny, glossy dark green leaves. It winters very well and is usually green to the tips in spring. It also has a very good bloom power and short repeat cycle so I get lots of them all summer. All in all it's a great little rose and I don't know why it isn't better known. |
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Sometimes, seemingly without reason, innocent animals are subjected to torture we would never be able to imagine going through ourselves. During a long day of work, a man miraculously stumbled across a white box, nearly buried in snow. It was freezing out and the box was covered in snow and partially in branches. What he found inside broke his heart, so he decided to do something about it.


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My wife is finishing up her PhD in a biological science field. A couple years ago she was carrying like 70+ printed out papers around with her so she could reference them when writing at home or at a coffee shop. She got an original iPad and started using GoodReader and said it changed the game completely for her. She's on an iPad 3 now but the effect is the same.
I got her old iPad when she upgraded and I loaded literally a couple thousand papers and other documents I've saved over the years (mostly IEEE and ACM papers and a ton of standards documents I reference for work), luckily all already organized. GoodReader will let you load things and keep whatever directory/folder organization you have. It's great!


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"YUM. Seriously, just YUM. Excellent. I replaced 1/2 cup of the flour with whole wheat, and added about 3 tablespoons of vital wheat gluten. I will make this again and again and again and again and AGAIN. (A note comparing this to Panera's tomato basil bread: The flavor is very close. The main difference is that the outer crust lacks the stic..."
"This didn't taste like Zax sauce to me at all - only like ketchup and mayo. I made it again, switching out the ketchup for tomato paste, tweaked the rest of the ingredient amounts, and added some lemon juice, a touch of corn syrup, and salt. The result was much closer to Zax sauce. Two stars because the recipe as written certainly doesn't taste BA..."
"I hate to leave a negative review, but as written, I feel a two-star review is generous. The recipe is EXTREMELY sweet, and believe me, I love a good, sticky, sweet barbecue sauce - this is really more of a chutney than a barbecue sauce. It didn't taste BAD (although it is quite onion-heavy), but it isn't reminiscent of barbecue sauce at all, so I..."
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"I needed to make hoagie rolls on the fly, and chose this recipe because it didn't require an hours-long starter. Although I like their texture, the flavor is really bland. They worked for my sandwiches, but I don't think I'll make them again. So sorry to be in the minority - they obviously fit the bill for most of the people here! Thanks for shari..."
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1 | Still Life Almost every bit of available space in Winters' studio is overflowing with archaic objects that reflect his lifelong passions: cameras, military history, entomology, and natural history. The flat surfaces around the office— like this desk— are covered with meticulously arranged curios.
Photo by Dan Winters 2 | Writing Shed Winters built this one-room structure on the corner of his studio lot because he needed a quiet place to think. He typed portions of his recent book, The Road to Seeing, while seated at this giant drafting table.
Photo by Dan Winters 3 | Closet of Cameras A 10-foot-high cabinet sits in the corner of his main shooting space. It's filled with old cameras: Hasselblads, Rolleiflexes, and several Canons. "Everything here works," Winters says. "My rule is that I buy cameras only if I can get film for them." Starter Kit During his first professional gig, Winters acquired a Canon F1 (second shelf from the top, far upper left corner). He blacked out all the markings and logos with gaffer's tape to minimize reflection and unwanted attention.
Photo by Dan Winters 4 | Head Cases All four generations of the American-model M-1 helmet fill a rack in his studio. Winters got his first when he was 10 years old. "They're all different and unique in their own way," he says.
Photo by Dan Winters 5 | Negative Space Winters estimates that he has shot more than a million images. Several thousand of them live on this shelf, all painstakingly organized.
Photo by Dan Winters 6 | The Bees "I started raising bees when I was 9," Winters says. "I almost became an entomologist—I studied insects for years." He keeps four hives on his property, observing the insects at the end of each day as a form of meditation.
Photo by Dan Winters 7 | Shooting Gallery "Anything big, we shoot it here," Winters says of the building's main room. Tools of the trade, including lights, backdrops, tripods—and, of course, many of Winters' hand-built props—line the walls.
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Flip through the magazines on your coffee table (or peep the cover of WIRED's June issue) and you'll quickly encounter one of Dan Winters' many beautiful and arresting photographs. For the past 15 years, the photojournalist and portrait artist has used a 110-year-old building near Austin as the engine room for his outsize creative drive. It's not just a workspace; it's a playground of artifact and imagination.


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Students must actively select or waive the university health insurance each fall. The selection made for the fall semester automatically carries over to the spring semester unless actively changed during the spring enrollment period. PLEASE NOTE: If your status as a student changes (from undergraduate to graduate, study abroad, full time to part time, continuing education to main campus, etc) you MUST make a new insurance selection in the spring and then starting again in the fall.
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I have been doing a bunch of stuff around disaster recovery (DR) recently, and my storage of choice at both the production site and the recovery site has been VSAN, VMware Virtual SAN. I have already done a number of tests already with products like vCenter Server, vCenter Operations Manager and NSX, our network virtualization product. Next up was VCO, our vCenter Orchestrator product. I set up vSphere Replication for my vCO servers (I deployed them in a HA configuration) and their associated SQL DB VM on Friday, but when I got in Monday morning, I could not log onto my vCenter. The problem was that my vCenter was running on VSAN (a bit of a chicken and egg type situation), so how do I troubleshoot this situation without my vCenter. And what was the actual problem? Was it a VSAN issue? This is what had to be done to resolve it.
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I've been working on some Disaster Recovery (DR) scenarios recently with my good pal Paudie. Last month we looked at how we might be able to protect vCenter Operation Manager, by using a vApp construct and also using IP customization. After VMworld, we turned our attention to NSX, and how we might be able to implement a DR solution for NSX. This is still a work in progress, but we did learn some very useful NSX troubleshooting commands that I thought would be worth sharing with you.
VAAI UNMAP Performance Considerations
I was involved in some conversations recently on how the VAAI UNMAP command behaved, and what were the characteristics which affected its performance. For those of you who do not know, UNMAP is our mechanism for reclaiming dead or stranded space from thinly provisioned VMFS volumes. Prior to this capability, the ESXi host had no way of informing the storage array that the space that was being previously consumed by a particular VM or file is no longer in use. This meant that the array thought that more space was being consumed than was actually the case. UNMAP, part of the vSphere APIs for Array Integration, enables administrators to overcome tho challenge by telling the array that these blocks on a thin provisioned volume are no longer in use and that they can be reclaimed.
Where to look when troubleshooting VDPA backup issues
I had the pleasure (?) recently of troubleshooting some backup issues on my vSphere Data Protection Advanced (VDPA) setup. To be honest, I had not spent a great deal of time on this product recently, other than a few simple backup and restores. However, in my new role I now have a number of other projects which requires me to understand this product's functionality a bit more. When things were not going right for me though, I spent a lot of time searching for some log files which might give me some clue as to the nature of my problem. After some assistance from some of the GSS guys based in Cork, we narrowed it down.
For me, the install and configure part went fine. I could also create backups with relative ease. The issue related to running the backups in certain environments, which were failing. So how then could I determine why this was happening?
A list of ESXCLI storage commands you can't live without
There are many occasions where the information displayed in the vSphere client is not sufficient to display all relevant information about a particular storage device, or indeed to troubleshoot problems related to a storage device. The purpose of this post is to explain some of the most often used ESXCLI commands that I use when trying to determine storage device information, and to troubleshoot a particular device.
vSphere 5.5 Storage Enhancements Part 8 – DSNRO Changes
This is a topic which has been discussed time and time again. It relates to an advanced storage parameter called Disk.SchedNumReqOutstanding, or DSNRO for short. There are a number of postings out there on the topic, without me getting into the details once again. If you wish to learn more about what this parameter does for you, I recommend reading this post on DSNRO from my good pal Duncan Epping. Suffice to say that this parameter is related to virtual machine I/O fairness. In this post, I'll talk about changes to DSNRO in vSphere 5.5.
vSphere 5.5 Storage Enhancements Part 2: VMFS Heap
There have been some notable discussions about VMFS heap size and heap consumption over the past year or so. An issue with previous versions of VMFS heap meant that there were concerns when accessing above 30TB of open files from a single ESXi host. VMware released a number of patches to temporarily work around the issue. ESXi 5.0p5 & 5.1U1 introduced a larger heap size to deal with this. However, I'm glad to say that a permanent solution has been included in vSphere 5.5 in the form of dedicated slab for VMFS pointers and a new eviction process. I will discuss the details of this fix here.


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Most contact managers (Outlook, Act!, Goldmine, etc.) will automatically flag similar e-mails, and at least ask if you want to write over a current record in your personal data base (which should match up with the central file if you have been diligent about synchronizations and backups. We have also had great success using programs like AccuCard, which work CardScan to automate the contact entry process, and let you make corrections...
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