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Hearing laying out evidence against Colo. theatre shooting suspect ends, trial decision Friday
CENTENNIAL, Colo. - A hearing laying out the evidence against the accused gunman in the Colorado theatre shooting ended Wednesday with the defence deciding not to call witnesses to attest to James Holmes' mental health.
The judge said he will rule by Friday on whether Holmes should stand trial. If the judge decides he should be tried, Holmes could enter a plea at a hearing scheduled that day.
Cases rarely advance to this stage without a judge agreeing to set a trial.
Prosecutors argued that they had shown that Holmes acted with deliberation and extreme indifference, on Wednesday showing photos they say Holmes took of himself the night of the attack.
He wore black contact lenses, stuck out his tongue, smiled and posed with a Glock.
Defence attorneys decided not call any witnesses, saying the rules of the preliminary hearing severely limited what evidence they could present. They had been granted permission to call two people to talk about Holmes' mental state.
His lawyers are expected to present an insanity defence. They have previously stated that Holmes, 25, is mentally ill. Defence lawyer Tamara Brady pointedly asked a federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives agent in court Tuesday whether any Colorado law prevented "a severely mentally ill person" from buying the 6,295 rounds of ammunition, body armour and handcuffs that Holmes purchased online.
On Wednesday, police also showed pictures of the theatre they say Holmes took a month before the attack that killed 12 and injured 70. One photo shows an exit door that looks like the one police say Holmes propped open the night of the shooting so he could re-enter the theatre after getting weapons from his car.
Prosecutor Karen Pearson said Holmes picked the perfect venue for his alleged crime.
"He didn't care who he killed or how many he killed, because he wanted to kill all of them," she said.
There is not, the agent replied.
On Tuesday, the case was dominated by the litany of Holmes' preparations. He spent months amassing tear gas grenades, two Glock handguns, a shotgun and an AR-15 rifle, along with 6,295 rounds of ammunition, targets, body armour and chemicals, prosecutors said. He also purchased chemicals including improvised napalm, as well as thermite, a substance which burns so hot that water can't extinguish the blaze.
Holmes' purchases were for two planned attacks, prosecutors said — the theatre shooting and the booby-trapped apartment that would have blown up if anyone had entered.
The attempt at a distraction speaks to a plan to escape, but the traps weren't triggered. Holmes, clad from head to toe in body armour, was found standing by his car outside the theatre. He told investigators that the booby-trapped apartment was an effort to pull police away from the theatre. He didn't expect to see officers so quickly.
Police said he volunteered information about the booby traps. Authorities went to the apartment and carefully dismantled them.
If Holmes is found sane, goes to trial and is convicted, his attorneys can try to stave off a possible death penalty by arguing he is mentally ill. Prosecutors have yet to say whether they will seek the death penalty.
If he's found not guilty by reason of insanity, he would likely be sent to the state mental hospital, not prison. Such a defendant is deemed not guilty because he didn't know right from wrong and is therefore "absolved" of the crime, said former Jefferson County District Attorney Scott Storey.
Last year, Bruco Strong Eagle Eastwood was acquitted by reason of insanity of attempted first-degree murder in the wounding of two eighth-graders outside a school not far from Columbine High School. Eastwood is spending time in a mental hospital. His case will be reviewed every six months until he's deemed sane and released.
Associated Press writers Thomas Peipert, Nicholas Riccardi and Colleen Slevin contributed to this report.
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A gun assembly for firing projectiles or darts includes a projectile barrel connected to a modified conventional small bored rifle. A gas transfer block connects the barrel wth the rifle to convey exploded expanding gas as a source of propulsion. A restrictive orifice is valved in the transfer block and pressure relieving ports are provided to vent exploding gas and thereby control the velocity of the projectile. A bolt actuator mechanism on the projectile barrel provides an over center locking rod and O-ring sealed bolt for sealingly inserting a projectile into the barrel.
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llnited States Patent Waldeisen 1 July 17, 1.973
FOREIGN PATENTS OR APPLICATIONS 805,533 12/1958 Great Britain 4.2/16
Attorney- Richard C. Sughrue, Donald E. Zinn et al.
A gun assembly for firing projectiles or darts includes a projectile barrel connected to a modified conventional small bored rifle. A gas transfer block connects the barrel wth the rifle to convey exploded expanding gas as a source of propulsion. A restrictive orifice is valved in the transfer block and pressure relieving ports are provided to vent exploding gas and thereby control the velocity of the projectile. A bolt actuator mechanism on the projectile barrel provides an over center locking rod and O-ring sealed bolt for sealingly insert- 5 Claims, 4 Drawing; Figures [75] Inventor: Robert B. Waldeisen, Hillsgrove, Pa.
, Primary ExaminerBenjamin A. Borchelt [73] Assignee: Pneu-Dart, Inc., wilhamsport, Pa. Assistant Examiner c. T. Jordan [22] Filed: Sept. 28, 19711 [21] Appl. No.2 184,402
[ ABSTRACT [52] U.S.'Cl 42/1 R [51] Int. Cl. F4lc 7/00 [58] Field of Search 42/1 R, 16; 89/7, 89/26; 102/92, 92.7
[56] References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 3,346,981 10/1967 Tabor 42/1 R 3,381,403 5/1968 Murdoch 42/1 R 3,204,400 9/1965 Kvavle 42/1 R 1,293,776 2 1919 Hillman 89/26 mg a prolectllfi the barrel- 3,166,864 1/1965 Scanlon, Jr 42/16 2,348,337 5/1944 Francis 102/92 i? A S J PAIENIEDJUL 1 H873 3 745,682
SHEET 1 0F 2 FIGI f INVENTOR a '1 7' ROBERT B. WALDEISEN A TTORN E Y3 PATENTEB JUL 1 1 I975 SHEET 2 or 2 R O m V m ROBERT B. WALDEISEN ATTORNEYb" GUN FOR PROPELLING A DRUG OR MEDICINE PROJECTILE BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is directed to a gun for projecting a device to administer drugs, medicine and the like, to objects situated at a distance from the operator of the gun. More particularly, the present invention is directed to providing an easily assembled gun with means for controlling the velocity of the projectile.
2. Description of the Prior Art Guns for propelling projectiles to administer drugs, medicines and the like to, for example, an animal, have been utilized in the prior art. These guns are necessary to permit a person desiring to administer a drug or medicine, to do so without approaching an animal. Projectiles which establish identification of animals can similarly be utilized without harming the animal. Generally, the gun uses an explosive ballistic cartridge blank to provide propulsion power from the expanding gases generated by the cartridge blank.'Control of the explosive gases is utilized to vary both the range of the projectile and its velocity and in this regard, the Murdoch U.S. Pat. No. 3,381,403, granted May 7, 1968, is illustrative of this form of gun.
The primary problem associated with the use of a gun of this type has been to provide safety both to the operator and to the animal that is either to be administered a drug or medicine, or marked with identification. Accordingly, precise control in an economical fashion both of velocity and range has been the primary goal. However, elaborate structures and expensive apparatus have been required to meet this goal.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is directed to a powder-fired gun which is capable of utilizing a modified small caliber rifle, with a minimum of parts to convert it into an effective projectile gun, have the capabilities of varying both the velocity and range of a projectile or dart. A projectile barrel with an appropriate projectile loader is mounted upon a small caliber rifle, for example, a .22 caliber rifle, and is designed to receive, through a restrictive needle valve, the gases produced by the firing of an explosive ballistic cartridge blank. A gas transfer block connects the projectile barrel with the explosive cartridge blank chamber. Located on the gas transfer block is an adjustable disc carrying a number of different size orifices for venting the explosive gas pressure to vary the velocity and range of the projectile. The lower portion of the gas transfer block carries an adjustable needle valve whose stem can be adjusted to regulate the size of an orifice in the path of the expanding gas. A bolt actuator mechanism utilizes an over center locking rod and a bolt member with three O-ring seals to position a dart or projectile in the barrel.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a side view of a gun of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional side view, showing in particular, the coaction of the conventional gun with the projectile barrel through the gas transfer block;
FIG. 3 is a plan view, partly in section, of the dart bolt actuator open for loading, and
FIG. 4 is a plan view, partly in section, of the dart bolt actuator in a closed position.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT Referring to FIG. l, a small caliber bolt action rifle 2 is disclosed, modified to carry a projectile barrel 4. The workings and mechanisms of the conventional rifle are known in the prior art and will not be disclosed herein. The barrel of the conventional rifle 2 has been cut and a valve cylinder 6 has been inserted into the original barrel.
Connecting the gas explosive chamber 8 or breech means of the conventional rifle 2 to the projectile barrel 4, is a gas transfer block lit). The gas transfer block 10 is secured by bolts 12 to the housing 14 of the conventional rifle 2. A stem valve 16 carrying the stem 18 is positioned within a valve cylinder 6 and can be adjusted within the orifice 20 located in the gas chamber conduit 22. The gas transfer block 10 carries a gas conduit 24 from the stem valve 16 to the projectile barrel 4.
Located above the projectile barrel 4 on the gas transfer block 10 is an adjustable disc 26, carrying a number of ports 28 of different size. The adjustable disc 26 is rotatably fastened to the projectile barrel 4 by a bolt 25. Beneath the radial positioning of the ports 28, is a gas conduit 30 extending from the projectile barrel 4. The explosive gas generated in the conventional rifle 2 can be ultimately vented through one of the ports 28 to adjust the velocity and range of a projectile or dart, not shown. A ball 32 and spring 34 can act as detents for the rotatable disc 26 due to appropriate notches spaced on the underside of the disc 26.
The dart loading receiver 36 has a dart bolt 38 which consists of a steel bolt with three O-rings 40 to seal the receiver 36 and prevent rearward escaping of explosive gas. The dart bolt 38 includes a positioning stud 39 to properly position the projectile downstream of the expanding gases. A dart bolt actuator rod 42 applies pressure to the dart bolt 38 and acts as an off center lock when in the closed position. Handle 52 is connected to the arm 44 for manual operation. The dart bolt actuator arm 44 is manually operated to push a dart or projectile, not shown, into the rifle bore of the projectile barrel 4 and carries a projecting arm 45 for supporting a pivoting ofl center connection to the rod 42. A socket head tap screw 46 connects the arm 44 to the dart loading receiver 36.
Socket head tap screw 50 fastens the rearward end of the projectile barrel 4 to the conventional rifle 2,
through a metal spacer 48.
A conventional rifle 2, for example a .22 caliber rifle, can have its barrel sawed off and the valve cylinder 6 placed onto the conventional rifle 2. The gas transfer block 10 connects the valve cylinder 6 with its stem valve 16, to a projectile barrel 4. Appropriate means can be utilized to secure the projectile barrel 4 to the conventional rifle 2. At the top of the gas transfer block 10 is means for adjusting the pressure generated by an explosive ballistic cartridge blank, not shown. This pressure adjusting can be accomplished by the disc 26 having variable diameter ports 28 which can be positioned on top of a gas conduit 30 for porting the explosive gas. In addition, an orifice 20, controlled by the stem valve l6,in the gas chamber conduit 22 permits a regulation of the gas pressure.
In operation, an operator will insert an appropriate dart, such as a hypodermic projectile, into the chamber of the dart loading receiver 36. The operator will then move the dart bolt actuator arm 44, by the handle 52, which in turn, transmits its force through the dart bolt actuator rod 42 to the dart bolt 38 to place the projectile into firing position in the projectile barrel 4. The gun is then aimed and the trigger activated to explode a cartridge blank, thereby producing a source of gas pressure. The gas passes along the gas chamber conduit 22 through the restrictive orifice 20, governed by the stem valve 16, into the projectile barrel 4, through the gas conduit 24 of the gas transfer block 10. By appropriate pre-adjustment of the disc 26, the operator will have set his desired velocity and range of the projectile.
While the above description discloses the preferred embodiment of the present invention, it should be clear that modifications can be made by one skilled in the art, and accordingly, the scope of the present invention should be measured solely from the following claims.
What is claimed is:
1. In combination with a small caliber rifle including a small bore rifle barrel extending from breech means supporting a rifle cartridge for generating an expanding gas to fill said rifle barrel;
a projectile barrel overlying said rifle barrel and extending parallel thereto along at least a portion of 25 its length;
right angle conduit means intersecting respectively the bores of both barrels;
projectile bolt means normally positioned to the rear of said conduit means and defining the position of said projectile prior to firing; a needle valve axially positioned within said rifle barre] at said conduit means for controlling the flow rate of gas from said rifle barrel to said projectile barrel;
a vent opening within said projectile barrel forwardly of said bolt; and
a disc rotatably mounted on said projectile barrel and having a plurality of circumferentially spaced ports of different areas for selective movement into overlying position with said vent opening for variedly venting a portion of the expanding gas within said projectile barrel.
2. The combination as claimed in claim 1, further including'means for inserting the projectile into a firing position in the projectile barrel including said bolt member, an actuator rod and an actuator arm, said actuator rod being pivotably connected to both the bolt member and arm so that it is positioned in a locking over center position when in a closed position for firing of the projectile.
3. The combination as claimed in claim 2, further including three O-rings on said bolt member for sealing the projectile barrel to prevent rearward leakage of the expanding gas.
4. The combination as in claim 2, where the bolt member includes a positioning stud to insure the projectile as clear of the conduit means for firing.
5. The combination as in claim 2, where the actuator arm includes a traversely attached arm for pivotably connecting the actuator rod for an over centered closed position.
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Brugmansia sanguinea photos and ID question
A couple months ago I picked up a 1 gallon Brugmansia sanguinea at Hortica Nursery in San Francisco (in bud, $9 I think).
The first flower opened a few weeks ago, with another opening in a couple days, and a third in a couple more weeks.
The tag reads "Brugmansia sanguinea 'Pasachoa'" and indicates that the plant comes from Suncrest Nurseries (wholesaler).
Here is the first flower:
However, I recently found this tag stuck in the pot...
A search of the Suncrest site does indeed suggest that they have both varieties (or what they call both varieties):
"sanguinea âÂÂInca QueenâÂÂ. This is a larger, treelike selection, growing as much as 15' tall. It has distinctly scalloped leaves, bright green above and greyish green beneath, and orange-red blossoms with yellow centers. âÂÂPasachoaâ is similar but has slightly redder flowers. These plants bloom well with less heat than most brugmansias and will endure winter lows of around 20oF."
Does anyone have any idea which it might be? Or neither? Clearly it is B. sanguinea... I would emphasize that any confusion has nothing to do with the SF nursery--they were sold a plant labeled B. sanguinea 'Pasachoa'.
On a sort of completely different note, this plant was in bloom at Annie's Annuals in Richmond a few weeks ago:
I assume it's B. sanguinea 'Inca Princess' (I guess I could have checked the tag...). This could potentially be their old stock plant or possibly a newer plant of that variety from someone local (not sure if I should give names, but possibly someone who does/did post on this forum).
I've moved a couple times since I grew (but did not bloom) 'Inca Princess' and I do not grow the plant at the moment.
Randy I don't know but if I had to guess I'd say it's an Inca Queen. I looked at some pics of B. sanguinea 'Pasachoa' and the flowers look much redder. All are gorgeous. I'd love to grow them but just don't think that they'd do well here. I've tried the regular sanguinea. The plant grows but doesn't bloom and vulcanicolas just kind of peter out.
You might want to try BGI to see if you can get any more info.
Hi Mark. It doesn't look like it could be 'Inca Queen' to me, but possibly could be 'Pasachoa', espcecially if it turns out to be a distinctively smaller tree than other sangs growing in the same conditions in your garden.
Karyn, the color intensity is not really an identifier of these, as the same plant can have all-green flowers in certain conditions and vivid-red in others.
The yellow could be any unnamed seedling. There are hundreds of them floating around, so not all yellow sangs can be assumed to be 'Inca Princess'. :)
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Randy, Just saw your post. Looking at the photo again, I'm not sure about the sanguinea ID. It could actually be 'Inca Queen' but with much paler flower due to cold temperatures. Once it warms up a bit this spring, the color might intensify and go even further up the corolla. On the other hand, for 'Pasachoa' the color goes up too far.
The yellow sanguinea from Annie's is most likely 'Inca Princess'. I got one from them about a year ago. It was the only yellow sang they had. The flower does develop the characteristic orange tinge upon ageing and it matched in all aspects the 'Inca Princess' plants which I received from two other sources.


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Kellie Pickler returns to the stage at the Effingham Performance Center May 2 at 8 p.m.
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Moccasin Creek Festival is an annual 3-day music festival, which typically celebrates other arts and crafts as well. It takes place at beautiful Lake Sara in Summit Township, just west of Effingham, Illinois. The founder of Moccasin Creek Festival is Bill (Poss) Passalacqua, an Effingham native who has built his life around writing, performing and promoting music. Folk, bluegrass, alternative country, roots rock, and blues - "Americana" music. This is what MCF is all about - in an outdoor setting, using a venue with great acoustics, at a beautiful time of year.
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Downtown is transformed into an art gallery with works from over 40 artists, on display for purchase. Artwork for sale includes oil paintings, pottery, jewelry, and sculptures. Several artists will demonstrate their craft at the event. As part of the event, the Artisan Fair features wine and beer tasting. There will be approximately ten regional wineries and several different craft beers available for tasting. This event will open from 12 – 5 p.m. Other activities include the 5K Run and Walk, Kids Korner, sidewalk chalk art, "Can Do Art," food fair (including Gabby Goat, IGA, Sausage Haus, Doris Yoder's Kitchen, The Cookie Jar and Tropical Sno) and live musical entertainment at the gazebo. The Historic Court House Museum will be open for tours.
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FunFest for Air-Cooled VW's is MidAmerica Motorworks way of saying "Thank You" to all VW enthusiasts. The three day event is the best Air-Cooled enthusiasts party anywhere. Expect to see more than 1,000 VW's and 8, 000 enthusiasts. Enjoy seminars, races, vendors and more! And don't forget about the concert on Saturday night! It's sure to be a fun event! Stop by our Effingham Tourism tent at the MAM grounds for a free souvenir picture!
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The Last Potluck Supper is the fifth and last installment in the popular comedy series The Church Basement Ladies, based on the books by Janet Letnes Martin and Suzann Nelson. The ladies meet in the kitchen to prepare for the church's Centennial Celebration and, through a series of flashbacks, share memories of the last 100 years. Though times are tough in the community, through the grace, hilarity and antics of their stories, the ladies manage to get through it all with a laugh!! Please note that there will be two different times the show will be performed. The first performance will be at 2 p.m. with doors opening at 1 p.m. And the second performance will be at 7:30 p.m. with doors opening at 6:30 p.m.
Alexander and The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
Have you ever had a really rotten day? Alexander has.. Laugh and sing along with this hilarious musical adaptation of Judith Viorst's classic children's book, presented by Two Beans Productions, and discover along with Alexander that sometimes, every one of us has a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day. The show is about an hour long and is great for children from kindergarten to third grade. It covers arts, literature-based, music, relationships and family which is a great learning experience for children. Doors will open at 9 a.m. and this show will start at 10 a.m.
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in her four decade long career, Lynn Anderson has recieved countless accolades and awards including CMA Female Vocalist of the Year, Billboard's Artist of the Decade, and a Grammy Award. Her sophisticated image and "countrypolitan" sound helped her become one of the first performers to receive mass crossover success in country and pop music, spearheaded by her breakthrough song "Rose Garden". Today Lynn continues entertaining her audiences with no sign of slowing down! Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. and she is set to rock the stage at 7:30 p.m.
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People should meet at the Harley Barn, located in Effingham, at 8 a.m. From there they will travel through Effingham and make their way to the Cross to have their bikes blessed. Please contact the Harley Barn for more information.
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ArtsPower's presentation of My Heart in a Suitcase is a dramatic adaptation of Anne Lehmann Fox's courages autobiographical account. Forced to leave her family in order to escape 1938 Nazi-controlled Germany, Anne struggles to bring meaning to a world filled with violence and hatred, and must learn to rely on her own courage and the generosity of others to survive. My Heart in a Suitcase is a gripping, poignant and dramatic tribute to the power of love and the strength of the human spirit to triumph over unimaginable hardship. This show is great for children in 4th to 8th grade. It not only teaches them about a world wide lesson, but also shows them how to treat one another. Doors open at 9 a.m. and the show will start at 10 a.m.
Equal parts of hard rock, heavy metal and Southern rock, Jackyl brought back rock'n'roll to its down-to-earth, wild, fun-loving origins...And back to the Effingham Performance Center. Jackyl is also full of spit and swagger and a "dirty" sense of humor. The band is best known for its song "The Lumberjack," which features a chainsaw solo by lead singer Jesse James Dupree. Jesse James Dupree is also featured on truTV's hit show Full Throttle Saloon.
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It all started when five hard-rockin' kids joined forces in the early 80's to form Night Ranger. Hit songs include "Sister Christian," "When You Close Your Eyes," and the anthemic "(You Can Still) Rock America." The band just released their new studio album, HIGH ROAD and features classic Night Ranger feel-good, high-energy rock'n'roll. The band is very excited to be headed back on the road to share their music with fans and they are headed to Effingham! With 30 plus years and more than 17 million albums sold worldwide, Night Ranger has proven they can still "Rock In America"!! Doors will open at 7 p.m. and the night will be rocked away at 8 p.m.
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Watch live demonstrations of the art of blacksmithing and view the antique tractors. Located at the Chautauqua Auditorium in Pana's historical Kitchell Park on South Route 51.
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Effingham Farmer's Market includes tons of fresh and local foods, handmade crafts and live music each Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. Buy local and help support our community!
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Come out to the Tri-County fair! The fair is here to bring together both urban and rural people in a setting that provides entertainment as well as education for all and to help show-case all that the surrounding counties have to offer. Grandstand events include tractor pulls, demo derby and more. Carnival and events for the family.
Shelby County 4H & Jr. Fair
One of only a few fairs that still highlight their 4H and Juniors. The fair includes dog care and obedience, judging in livestock, poultry, rabbits, lambs, produce, flowers, plants, and many other subjects. The Food Shack serves plenty of great food each day of the fair manned by the various 4H Clubs in Shelby County. The fair wraps up with the popular livestock auction and team penning.
Cowden Pioneer Days
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Moweaqua Pow Wow Days
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Tower Hill Fall Festival
Held in the Village Park. This is the 29th year for the festival which has unique activities such as the Produce "500" which features vehicles made from produce from as small as a grape to as large as a watermelon. It also has a car and motorcycle show, garden tractor pulls, a tractor show, plenty of kids games a parade Saturday at 4:00 pm and entertainment along with the annual demo derby on Sunday.
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The cause of a plane crash that killed a James Island High School graduate and his flight instructor in Mount Pleasant Thursday could take a year to determine, a federal inspector said Friday.
Matt Gaither, 20, of Johns Island and Graham Borland, 33, of North Charleston were killed when the Cessna 150M nosedived into the ground on takeoff about 11:15 a.m.
A preliminary report will be released within the next five to 10 days, but that won't include any speculation on what might have caused the crash, Stephen Stein, an air safety investigator with the National Transportation Safety Board, said at a new conference Friday.
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Inspectors with NTSB and the Federal Aviation Authority, as well as representatives of the plane and engine maker, inspected the crash site some 300 yards off the Mount Pleasant Regional Airport's runway Friday morning. Around 4 p.m, the plane was moved on a flat-bed trailer into a hangar for further study. The plane will be moved to Atlanta for more study in several days, Stein said.
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BI for NoSQL — some very early comments
Over the past couple years, there have been various quick comments and vague press releases about "BI for NoSQL". I've had trouble, however, imagining what it could amount to that was particularly interesting, with my confusion boiling down to "Just what are you aggregating over what?" Recently I raised the subject with a few leading NoSQL companies. The result is that my confusion was expanded. Here's the small amount that I have actually figured out.
As I noted in a recent post about data models, many databases — in particular SQL and NoSQL ones — can be viewed as collections of <name, value> pairs.
- In a relational database, a record is a collection of <name, value> pairs with a particular and predictable — i.e. derived from the table definition — sequence of names. Further, a record usually has an identifying key (commonly one of the first values).
- Something similar can be said about structured-document stores — i.e. JSON or XML — except that the sequence of names may not be consistent from one document to the next. Further, there's commonly a hierarchical relationship among the names.
- For these purposes, a "wide-column" NoSQL store like Cassandra or HBase can be viewed much as a structured-document store, albeit with different performance optimizations and characteristics and a different flavor of DML (Data Manipulation Language).
Consequently, a NoSQL database can often be viewed as a table or a collection of tables, except that:
- The NoSQL database is likely to have more null values.
- The NoSQL database, in a naive translation toward relational, may have repeated values. So a less naive translation might require extra tables.
That's all straightforward to deal with if you're willing to write scripts to extract the NoSQL data and transform or aggregate it as needed. But things get tricky when you try to insist on some kind of point-and-click. And by the way, that last comment pertains to BI and ETL (Extract/Transform/Load) alike. Indeed, multiple people I talked with on this subject conflated BI and ETL, and they were probably right to do so.
|Categories: Business intelligence, Cassandra, EAI, EII, ETL, ELT, ETLT, HBase, MongoDB and 10gen, NoSQL, Structured documents
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Data models
7-10 years ago, I repeatedly argued the viewpoints:
- Relational DBMS were the right choice in most cases.
- Multiple kinds of relational DBMS were needed, optimized for different kinds of use case.
- There were a variety of specialized use cases in which non-relational data models were best.
Since then, however:
- Hadoop has flourished.
- NoSQL has flourished.
- Graph DBMS have matured somewhat.
- Much of the action has shifted to machine-generated data, of which there are many kinds.
So it's probably best to revisit all that in a somewhat organized way.
MongoDB 3.0
Old joke:
- Question: Why do policemen work in pairs?
- Answer: One to read and one to write.
A lot has happened in MongoDB technology over the past year. For starters:
- The big news in MongoDB 3.0* is the WiredTiger storage engine. The top-level claims for that are that one should "typically" expect (individual cases can of course vary greatly):
- 7-10X improvement in write performance.
- No change in read performance (which however was boosted in MongoDB 2.6).
- ~70% reduction in data size due to compression (disk only).
- ~50% reduction in index size due to compression (disk and memory both).
- MongoDB has been adding administration modules.
- A remote/cloud version came out with, if I understand correctly, MongoDB 2.6.
- An on-premise version came out with 3.0.
- They have similar features, but are expected to grow apart from each other over time. They have different names.
*Newly-released MongoDB 3.0 is what was previously going to be MongoDB 2.8. My clients at MongoDB finally decided to give a "bigger" release a new first-digit version number.
To forestall confusion, let me quickly add: Read more
|Categories: Database compression, Hadoop, Humor, In-memory DBMS, MongoDB and 10gen, NoSQL, Open source, Structured documents, Sybase
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Where the innovation is
I hoped to write a reasonable overview of current- to medium-term future IT innovation. Yeah, right. But if we abandon any hope that this post could be comprehensive, I can at least say:
1. Back in 2011, I ranted against the term Big Data, but expressed more fondness for the V words — Volume, Velocity, Variety and Variability. That said, when it comes to data management and movement, solutions to the V problems have generally been sketched out.
- Volume has been solved. There are Hadoop installations with 100s of petabytes of data, analytic RDBMS with 10s of petabytes, general-purpose Exadata sites with petabytes, and 10s/100s of petabytes of analytic Accumulo at the NSA. Further examples abound.
- Velocity is being solved. My recent post on Hadoop-based streaming suggests how. In other use cases, velocity is addressed via memory-centric RDBMS.
- Variety and Variability have been solved. MongoDB, Cassandra and perhaps others are strong NoSQL choices. Schema-on-need is in earlier days, but may help too.
2. Even so, there's much room for innovation around data movement and management. I'd start with:
- Product maturity is a huge issue for all the above, and will remain one for years.
- Hadoop and Spark show that application execution engines:
- Have a lot of innovation ahead of them.
- Are tightly entwined with data management, and with data movement as well.
- Hadoop is due for another refactoring, focused on both in-memory and persistent storage.
- There are many issues in storage that can affect data technologies as well, including but not limited to:
- Solid-state (flash or post-flash) vs. spinning disk.
- Networked vs. direct-attached.
- Virtualized vs. identifiable-physical.
- Object/file/block.
- Graph analytics and data management are still confused.
3. As I suggested last year, data transformation is an important area for innovation. Read more
Notes and links, December 12, 2014
1. A couple years ago I wrote skeptically about integrating predictive modeling and business intelligence. I'm less skeptical now.
For starters:
- The predictive experimentation I wrote about over Thanksgiving calls naturally for some BI/dashboarding to monitor how it's going.
- If you think about Nutonian's pitch, it can be approximated as "Root-cause analysis so easy a business analyst can do it." That could be interesting to jump to after BI has turned up anomalies. And it should be pretty easy to whip up a UI for choosing a data set and objective function to model on, since those are both things that the BI tool would know how to get to anyway.
I've also heard a couple of ideas about how predictive modeling can support BI. One is via my client Omer Trajman, whose startup ScalingData is still semi-stealthy, but says they're "working at the intersection of big data and IT operations". The idea goes something like this:
- Suppose we have lots of logs about lots of things.* Machine learning can help:
- Notice what's an anomaly.
- Group* together things that seem to be experiencing similar anomalies.
- That can inform a BI-plus interface for a human to figure out what is happening.
Makes sense to me.
* The word "cluster" could have been used here in a couple of different ways, so I decided to avoid it altogether.
Finally, I'm hearing a variety of "smart ETL/data preparation" and "we recommend what columns you should join" stories. I don't know how much machine learning there's been in those to date, but it's usually at least on the roadmap to make the systems (yet) smarter in the future. The end benefit is usually to facilitate BI.
2. Discussion of graph DBMS can get confusing. For example: Read more
|Categories: Business intelligence, Greenplum, Hadoop, Hortonworks, Log analysis, Neo Technology and Neo4j, Nutonian, Predictive modeling and advanced analytics, RDF and graphs, WibiData
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Snowflake Computing
I talked with the Snowflake Computing guys Friday. For starters:
- Snowflake is offering an analytic DBMS on a SaaS (Software as a Service) basis.
- The Snowflake DBMS is built from scratch (as opposed, to for example, being based on PostgreSQL or Hadoop).
- The Snowflake DBMS is columnar and append-only, as has become common for analytic RDBMS.
- Snowflake claims excellent SQL coverage for a 1.0 product.
- Snowflake, the company, has:
- 50 people.
- A similar number of current or past users.
- 5 referenceable customers.
- 2 techie founders out of Oracle, plus Marcin Zukowski.
- Bob Muglia as CEO.
Much of the Snowflake story can be summarized as cloud/elastic/simple/cheap.*
*Excuse me — inexpensive. Companies rarely like their products to be labeled as "cheap".
In addition to its purely relational functionality, Snowflake accepts poly-structured data. Notes on that start:
- Ingest formats are JSON, XML or AVRO for now.
- I gather that the system automagically decides which fields/attributes are sufficiently repeated to be broken out as separate columns; also, there's a column for the documents themselves.
I don't know enough details to judge whether I'd call that an example of schema-on-need.
A key element of Snowflake's poly-structured data story seems to be lateral views. I'm not too clear on that concept, but I gather: Read more
|Categories: Amazon and its cloud, Cloud computing, Data mart outsourcing, Data models and architecture, Data warehousing, Market share and customer counts, Parallelization, Pricing, Software as a Service (SaaS), Structured documents
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Data as an asset
We all tend to assume that data is a great and glorious asset. How solid is this assumption?
- Yes, data is one of the most proprietary assets an enterprise can have. Any of the Goldman Sachs big three* — people, capital, and reputation — are easier to lose or imitate than data.
- In many cases, however, data's value diminishes quickly.
- Determining the value derived from owning, analyzing and using data is often tricky — but not always. Examples where data's value is pretty clear start with:
- Industries which long have had large data-gathering research budgets, in areas such as clinical trials or seismology.
- Industries that can calculate the return on mass marketing programs, such as internet advertising or its snail-mail predecessors.
*"Our assets are our people, capital and reputation. If any of these is ever diminished, the last is the most difficult to restore." I love that motto, even if Goldman Sachs itself eventually stopped living up to it. If nothing else, my own business depends primarily on my reputation and information.
This all raises the idea – if you think data is so valuable, maybe you should get more of it. Areas in which enterprises have made significant and/or successful investments in data acquisition include: Read more
|Categories: Data mart outsourcing, eBay, Health care, Investment research and trading, Log analysis, Scientific research, Text, Web analytics
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Notes and comments, May 6, 2014
After visiting California recently, I made a flurry of posts, several of which generated considerable discussion.
- My claim that Spark will replace Hadoop MapReduce got much Twitter attention — including some high-profile endorsements — and also some responses here.
- My MemSQL post led to a vigorous comparison of MemSQL vs. VoltDB.
- My post on hardware and storage spawned a lively discussion of Hadoop hardware pricing; even Cloudera wound up disagreeing with what I reported Cloudera as having said. Sadly, there was less response to the part about the partial (!) end of Moore's Law.
- My Cloudera/SQL/Impala/Hive apparently was well-balanced, in that it got attacked from multiple sides via Twitter & email. Apparently, I was too hard on Impala, I was too hard on Hive, and I was too hard on boxes full of cardboard file cards as well.
- My post on the Intel/Cloudera deal garnered a comment reminding us Dell had pushed the Intel distro.
- My CitusDB post picked up a few clarifying comments.
Here is a catch-all post to complete the set. Read more
MongoDB is growing up
I caught up with my clients at MongoDB to discuss the recent MongoDB 2.6, along with some new statements of direction. The biggest takeaway is that the MongoDB product, along with the associated MMS (MongoDB Management Service), is growing up. Aspects include:
- An actual automation and management user interface, as opposed to the current management style, which is almost entirely via scripts (except for the monitoring UI).
- That's scheduled for public beta in May, and general availability later this year.
- It will include some kind of integrated provisioning with VMware, OpenStack, et al.
- One goal is to let you apply database changes, software upgrades, etc. without taking the cluster down.
- A reasonable backup strategy.
- A snapshot copy is made of the database.
- A copy of the log is streamed somewhere.
- Periodically — the default seems to be 6 hours — the log is applied to create a new current snapshot.
- For point-in-time recovery, you take the last snapshot prior to the point, and roll forward to the desired point.
- A reasonable locking strategy!
- Document-level locking is all-but-promised for MongoDB 2.8.
- That means what it sounds like. (I mention this because sometimes an XML database winds up being one big document, which leads to confusing conversations about what's going on.)
- Security. My eyes glaze over at the details, but several major buzzwords have been checked off.
- A general code rewrite to allow for (more) rapid addition of future features.
Splunk and inverted-list indexing
Some technical background about Splunk
In an October, 2009 technical introduction to Splunk, I wrote (emphasis added):
Splunk software both reads logs and indexes them. The same code runs both on the nodes that do the indexing and on machines that simply emit logs.
It turns out that the bolded part was changed several years ago. However, I don't have further details, so let's move on to Splunk's DBMS-like aspects.
I also wrote:
The fundamental thing that Splunk looks at is an increment to a log – i.e., whatever has been added to the log since Splunk last looked at it.
That remains true. Confusingly, Splunk refers to these log increments as "rows", even though they're really structured and queried more like documents.
I further wrote:
Splunk has a simple ILM (Information Lifecycle management) story based on time. I didn't probe for details.
Splunk's ILM story turns out to be simple indeed.
- As data streams in, Splunk adds it to the most recent — "hot" — bucket. Once a bucket is full, it becomes immutable — "warm" — and a new hot bucket is opened to receive data.
- Splunk executes queries against whichever of these time-slice buckets make sense, then unions results together as needed.
Finally, I wrote:
I get the impression that most Splunk entity extraction is done at search time, not at indexing time. Splunk says that, if a <name, value> pair is clearly marked, its software does a good job of recognizing same. Beyond that, fields seem to be specified by users when they define searches.
I have trouble understanding how Splunk could provide flexible and robust reporting unless it tokenized and indexed specific fields more aggressively than I think it now does.
The point of what I in October, 2013 called
a high(er)-performance data store into which you can selectively copy columns of data
and which Splunk enthusiastically calls its "High Performance Analytic Store" is to meet that latter need.
Inverted-list indexing
Inverted list technology is confusing for several reasons, which start: Read more
|Categories: Data models and architecture, NoSQL, SAP AG, Splunk, Structured documents, Text
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RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — A European presence in the World Cup semifinals is assured as Germany and France meet at the Maracana on Friday, looking to shrug off stumbling wins in the second round that exposed frailties in both teams.
France, Germany meet in all-Euro World Cup quarter
Contesting a quarterfinal for the ninth straight World Cup, the Germans will start as slight favorites because of their vast experience in major tournaments but with doubts surrounding a slow, porous defense that was breached repeatedly in the 2-1 extra-time victory over Algeria on Monday.
If goalkeeper Manuel Neuer hadn't produced the kind of sweeper display that German greats Franz Beckenbauer and Lothar Matthaus would have been proud of, Joachim Loew's side could have been on the end of a real shock.
The French also left it late in the last 16, scoring twice in the final 11 minutes to beat Nigeria 2-0 in a gritty performance that failed to match the swashbuckling attacking exhibitions they put on in the group stage.
France was thrust among the tournament favorites after scoring a combined eight goals against Switzerland and Honduras. Yet, Didier Deschamps' inexperienced team played within themselves against Nigeria, perhaps struggling under the weight of lofty expectations.
Deschamps counts France as the underdog.
"Don't forget that in the last two competitions, Germany have reached the semifinals so it counts for something," he said, referring to the 2010 World Cup and the European Championship in 2012.
"They're used to playing at the highest level and have experience of playing at this stage of a competition. All of the German players play in big clubs, a lot of them play for Bayern Munich."
Still, after starting up in Brazil with a 4-0 victory over Portugal, Germany's displays have been far from convincing. Nerves are beginning to show and Loew — under pressure to finally win a title in his fourth major tournament — has been on the defensive.
"Should I now be disappointed that we are in the last eight?" he asked, rhetorically, on Tuesday. "There are such games in every tournament when you need the will power to advance."
Defense undoubtedly is Loew's chief concern, although the probable return of Mats Hummels at center back after illness will make up for the loss of Shkodran Mustafi for the rest of the tournament with a left hamstring injury.
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One of my Dads friends used to work on pools. He let me borrow a homemade pressure tester he built to detect what lines was leaking. I know it was made out of 1-1/2" PVC. It had a pressure gauge on it and a spicket to hook up a water hose to it. One end hooked into the pool line and the other end was plugged up. You turned the valve on, let it build 10-12 pounds and you shut it off and waited to see if it lost any pressure. If it did wham thats the line that is leaking. Well I didnt get one made before he asked for it back and now I need it and he is sick with cancer. Anyone know how to build one?
Here's some pix of mine:
Overview: I used 2" pressure rated PVC and Schedule 40 fittings. I have two valves at the top, one for water and the other for air. Not the garden hose gender mender. A Washing machine hose also works well. I have a 2" union with a box of adapters for different applications but the rubber couplings are what I use most.


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|Reviews for Glorious Tension
| IAmAFallenMischiefAngel chapter 5 . 8/11/2014
Forgive and forget... or die; I always say.
| Guest chapter 5 . 3/2/2014
I love this stories so much...i actually hope that wendy decide to leave but nibs sexily persuade her by holding her hand tightly and try to assure her that he love her and will show her everything that he could offer
| Guest chapter 5 . 7/19/2012
write more
| HauntedApple chapter 4 . 2/6/2011
I love this story and i'm sad that u have not updated in a while. Donn't ditch the story. i love it and it has a lot of potintial.
P.s i can't spell
| Riley Maiyer chapter 5 . 2/6/2011
Very nicely written fight scene and (yay) Nibs can now officially claim her! I think Wendy should totally forgive him! They're awesome together. And please don't dich this...I really love this story and hope you update ASAP!)
| Riley Maiyer chapter 3 . 2/6/2011
Beautifully written! With all the love and so much passion and feeling! GREAT JOB! *thumbs up*
| Riley Maiyer chapter 2 . 2/6/2011
Yay, yay, yay !*jumps around* Amazing! Absolutely you should keep going! Loved it)
| Riley Maiyer chapter 1 . 2/6/2011
So far I love every moment of the story! It's not that i don't like Peter/Wendy, i love it. But I just wanted to try something new, and then I was thinking ''Hey, Nibs is kinda hot...''. So I was looking for a Nibs/Wendy fic and-voila! Just what I needed.) Can't wait to read more!
| HauntedApple chapter 5 . 12/18/2010
I love the story. Especially the way you descride Nibs. (omg he is SEXY)
i feel that Wendy should forgive Nibs. I know that she is mad because she feels that by Nibs saying "she's mine" he is trying to dominate her. and if nibs had not been in a fight he would be. But he was fighting and he was trying to defend her because he loves her and Wendy just walked into the end of the fight so she did not see the whole story.
| blondie134 chapter 5 . 9/12/2010
Can i just say that this is my favorite fanfic EVER...So by law you have to update...Please, please...I BEG OF YOU :)
| flynfreako chapter 5 . 7/13/2010
oh no... hope you update this story XD even if it takes you a year again, hehe
| flynfreako chapter 3 . 7/13/2010
ooo you're so good at writing smut! *_*
| flynfreako chapter 1 . 7/13/2010
i like this idea :D i like nibs' idea of creating sexual tension *_* hehe
| Dollimesh chapter 5 . 4/6/2010
this story is amazing! you can't stop now! D:
you can't leave us hanging like this!
Wendy should forgive Nibs! They're love can't go unnoticed! Dx
| jinxy binxy chapter 5 . 3/31/2010
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