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Additional Physical Format: | Print version: Philosophy of horror. Lexington, Ky. : University Press of Kentucky, ©2010 (DLC) 2009053152 (OCoLC)460059262 |
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Description: | 1 online resource (vi, 259 pages) : illustrations. |
Contents: | Introduction / Thomas Fahy -- Horror and the idea of everyday life: on skeptical threats in Psycho and The birds / Philip J. Nickel -- Through a mirror, darkly: art-horror as a medium for moral reflection / Philip Tallon -- The justification of torture-horror: retribution and sadism in Saw, Hostel, and The devil's rejects / Jeremy Morris -- Hobbes, human nature, and the culture of American violence in Truman Capote's In cold blood / Thomas Fahy -- Making their presence known: TV's ghost-hunter phenomenon in a "post-" world / Jessica O'Hara -- The vampire with a soul: Angel and the quest for identity / Amy Kind -- Ideological formations of the nuclear family in The hills have eyes / Lorena Russell -- Zombies of the world, unite: class struggle and alienation in Land of the dead / John Lutz -- The fall of the house of Ulmer: Europe vs. America in the gothic vision of The black cat / Paul A. Cantor -- From domestic nightmares to the nightmare of history: uncanny eruptions of violence in King's and Kubrick's versions of The Shining / John Lutz -- "Hot with rapture and cold with fear": grotesque, sublime, and postmodern transformations in Patrick Süskind's Perfume / Susann Cokal -- Shock value: a deleuzean Encounter with James Purdy's Narrow rooms / Robert F. Gross -- Making monsters: the philosophy of reproduction in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and the Universal Films Frankenstein and The bride of Frankenstein / Ann C. Hall -- Kitsch and camp and things that go bump in the night; or, Sontag and Adorno at the (horror) movies / David MacGregor Johnston. |
Series Title: | Philosophy of popular culture. |
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Examining the evolving role of horror, this title investigates works such as Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" (1818), horror films of the 1930s, Stephen King's novels, Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of "The Shining" (1980), and Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" (1960).
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Julianne D. Halley and David A. Winkler are affiliated with CSIRO Molecular and Health Technologies, Private Bag 10, Clayton South MDC 3169, Australia.
Essays and Commentaries
Consistent concepts of self-organization and self-assembly
Article first published online: 31 JUL 2008
DOI: 10.1002/cplx.20235
Copyright © 2008 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
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Halley, Julianne. D. and Winkler, D. A. (2008), Consistent concepts of self-organization and self-assembly. Complexity, 14: 10–17. doi: 10.1002/cplx.20235
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- Issue published online: 3 NOV 2008
- Article first published online: 31 JUL 2008
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We critically review concepts of self-organization and self-assembly, and extract from this analysis consistent and workable definitions of both concepts that are applicable across many scientific disciplines. In essence, we distinguish self-organization from self-assembly on a thermodynamic basis, where self-organization implies a nonequilibrium process and self-assembly is reserved for spontaneous processes tending toward equilibrium. This discrimination is consistent with early uses of both terms. © 2008 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Complexity, 2008.


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American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) Committee Opinion on role of transvaginal ultrasonography in evaluation of postmenopausal bleeding. Obstet Gynecol. 2009;113(2):462.
Gale A, Dey P. Postmenopausal bleeding. Menopause Int. 2009;15(4):160-164.
Perimenopausal bleeding and bleeding after menopause. American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists website. Available at: http://www.acog.org/~/media/For%20Patients/faq162.pdf?dmc=1&ts=20121221T1430328285. Updated May 2011. Accessed March 18, 2014.
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Summary of Minutes - March 8, 2005 County Board Meeting
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Summary of Minutes March 8, 2005 County Board Meeting The Fillmore County Board met in special session in the Commissioners� Board Room in the Fillmore County Courthouse in the City of Preston. All members were present. Also present were the Coordinator/Clerk, Auditor, other department heads and staff, citizens, and two members of the press.
The following resolutions were adopted by the Board: RESOLUTION 2005-025:Request Solid Waste Management Plan extension for 5 years RESOLUTION 2005-026:Agreement with the State of Minnesota for County provided services RESOLUTION 2005-027:Final payment to Minnowa Construction, Inc. for $10,694.03, for Project 23-599-174, Carrolton Twp. RESOLUTION:Close meeting, MN Open Meeting Law, M.S. Section 13D.05, subd. 2(b) and 3(b) RESOLUTION:Approving agreement and resignation of Employee #593 to be effective 4:00 p.m. on 3/8/2005 (Agreement on file in Coordinator�s Office)
The Board approved the following agenda items: �the amended agenda. �remove Items 2 and 3 from Consent agenda. �the following amended Consent Agenda: 1.March 1, 2005 County Board minutes. 4.Payment of $13,253.35 to All State Communications, Inc. for low voltage cabling for courthouse. 5.Carry over of $19,186.77of SCORE grant dollars from 2004 to 2005. 6.Reinvest $500,000.00 of Road & Bridge funds. �95% of invoice from Dascom, or $39,261.60, for Boardroom technology. �payment of $1,451.13 to WSB & Associates for engineering services for construction of Fillmore County Airport taxiway. �access permit for Chosen Valley Care Center, Chatfield, Minnesota, to CSAH #5 for parking for an addition to the care center. �remove bill from Phone Station for $3,317.61 from warrant list. �accept proposal from Halver, Inc. for $785.00 to correct Law Library shelving. �partial payment (85%) of $126,709.23 to Beckley�s for courthouse furniture. �accepted proposal from Morem Electric for $300.00 for labor and materials to install a electrical raceway in the Auditor/Treasurer�s office. �full time status for Karla Wangen, Accounting Technician, effective Friday, March 11, 2005. �make final payment of $7,261.00 to State of Minnesota for soil survey. �stainless steel formed angles at $190.00 from K&K Fabrication to protect downstairs hall corners in courthouse. �proceed with replacement of carpet in downstairs hall of courthouse. �proceed with replacement of carpet in Attorney�s hallway in courthouse. �authorize signature of State of Minnesota agreement by Chair and Highway Engineer. �request by Todd Kokinos, Transfer Station Attendant, to transfer to Maintenance Specialist vacancy at union scale. �advertise in-house for a replacement Transfer Station Attendant at union scale. If still vacant after in-house posting, the position will be publicly advertised.
The following Commissioners� warrants were approved: REVENUE FUND Vendor Name, Description Amount Amsan Brissman-Kennedy, supplies$282.09 Amunrud, Chuck, registration fee, mileage$227.78 Aquila, natural gas$2,246.79 Baxa, Janet, auto expense$101.41 Blagsvedt, Cindy, mileage$153.50 Corporate Express, supplies$169.30 Creative Forms & Concepts, Inc., forms$412.77 Dahl, Randy, mileage$183.87 Fillmore County Public Health, supplies$975.00 Fillmore County Treasurer, fuel$172.22 Fountain Building Center, Inc., supplies$884.58 Grand View Lodge, other travel expense$100.00 Hansen, Stafford, registration fee, mileage$452.14 Harmony Repair Service, gas$213.50 Herrick & Manion Law Office, services$120.00 Kiehne, David, mileage$101.66 Kinnear, Sharon, auto expense$302.94 Lopez, Debbilyn, auto expense$133.65 Martin, Debra, auto expense$184.68 Matt�s Body Shop, repairs$1,063.69 MCCC, services$1,764.00 Metro Star Computer Center, copier contract$124.61 MN Counties Insurance Trust, insurance$3,165.00 MN Dept of Administration, telephone$618.11 Musselman, Kristen L., auto expense$125.55 Ohrtman, Helen, auto expense$141.75 Olmsted County Sheriff�s Office, services$150.00 Plunketts Pest Control, Inc., services$138.99 Quill Corporation, supplies$234.50 Republican-Leader-News Record, publishing$2,902.50 Sather, Marc, mileage, registration fee$156.21 Schmidt Goodman Office Products, supplies, equipment $370.52 Spring Valley Tribune & River Valley Reader, advertising$364.00 State Chemical Mfg., Co., supplies$188.62 Streicher�s, supplies$138.45 Wangen, Kim, auto expense$114.61 Wanless, Bernard, services$200.00 Wentworth, Lesa, auto expense$248.67 Whitewater Wireless, equipment purchase$4,674.98 Winona Heating & Ventilating, services$719.57 TOTAL REVENUE FUND BILLS OVER $100 (listed above)$25,022.21 TOTAL REVENUE FUND BILLS UNDER $100 (22 bills - not listed)$977.21 TOTAL REVENUE FUND$25,999.42
ROAD & BRIDGE FUND Vendor Name, Description Amount Gudmundson, Mike, supplies$100.00 Hancock Concrete Products Co., services$1,400.00 MN DOT - Comm. Of Transportation, registration fees$300.00 Morken, Gary, mileage and other travel expense$119.76 Preston Lumber, Inc., supplies$345.06 Sheraton Hotel, other travel expense$107.35 Spring Valley Overhead Door Company, Inc., maintenance$584.00 St. Joseph Equipment, Inc., parts$336.68 UAP Midwest, services$141.50 TOTAL ROAD & BRIDGE FUND BILLS OVER $100 (listed above)$3,434.35 TOTAL ROAD & BRIDGE FUND BILLS UNDER $100 (4 bills - not listed)$73.51 TOTAL ROAD & BRIDGE FUND$3,507.86
COURTHOUSE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND Vendor Name, Description Amount Morem Electric, Inc., services$435.33 TOTAL COURTHOUSE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND$435.33
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BOND FUND 2003A FUND Vendor Name, Description Amount US Bank, agents fee$402.50 TOTAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT BOND FUND 2003A FUND$402.50
The above represents a summary of the County Board actions on the listed date. Official County Board minutes are on file in the Fillmore County Courthouse and are available for review during regular business hours. County Board meetings are usually scheduled for Tuesday mornings at 9:00 in the Commissioners� Room in the Courthouse. Questions regarding the minutes or upcoming meetings can be directed to Karen Brown, Coordinator/Clerk of the County Board at 507/765-4566. Publish 4


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"Existing models of cross-subsidization have focused on either ex ante distortions to investments or misallocations of common costs as the principal sources of cross-subsidies in regulated firms. In this paper, we identify a third vehicle for such cross-subsidization that, given regulators' preferences, is not only likely but likely to be prominent; namely, the misestimation of the magnitude of common costs. Because our results incorporate regulators' preferences, they may provide the necessary building block for a positive theory of the magnitude of observed common costs that has, heretofore, been absent in the literature. "("JEL L51, L97") Copyright (c) 2008 Western Economic Association International.
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Will be buying again and again.
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I've not used any other eye creams so this is just me commenting on what I thought about it in general. I received a trial size as a gift, and then a gift from purchase as well. So I have a decent amount of the product I've tried.
I found it to have a really nice consistency and works nicely under my eye makeup. My skin soaks it in and doesn not look oily. But as far as brightening or reduction of dark circles, not really didn't do that at all. I have a well moisturized eye area and only 30, so I have not had a need for eye creams (yet, but I am starting to get interested).
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Benefit claims this product reduces dark circles and fine lines, but it did neither for me. It's not very moisturizing, either. If you have dry under-eye skin that needs some TLC, look elsewhere.
Also, while looking at the ingredients list, I noticed that it contains straight alcohol, fairly high up on the list. No wonder it's not moisturizing.
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I didn't know that this product contained alcohol, which explained the slight tingling sensation I feel each time I dabbed this on, but that did not affect my usage in any way. Yes, I do have sensitive skin yet this eye cream was mild enough to yield results and not cause any breakouts or irritation.
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This product...is my absolute favourite eye-cream. Such a shame to see negative reviews, however I do understand why in some cases.
Let me start off with the fact that yes this product is expensive but cheaper and bigger than high-end eyecreams, and yes this product is probably not good for sensitive skin. Why? Because it contains alcohol. This can cause a stinging sensation around the eyes especially after you take off your makeup and your skin is a bit raw from using wipes or what not. This all depends on your skin type and how your skin reacts to it. I urge you all to try it because if it works for you it will do wonders!
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Today is Sunday and I'm using it right now in the day to treat my skin, free of makeup. It has been almost a week since I've been using this cream. Went to look in the mirror and I feel like I don't even need to use concealer under my eyes anymore. This cream has seriously brightened up my dark circles. I do not have severe dark circles, so if you do I think this product might take more than a week to see results.
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I have genetic under eye dark circles and sometimes sensitive skin. I got a sample of this and tried for a few days (less than a week) by applying with Q-tip and found it help reduce brighten the under eye area. I have been eating healthier the last few days but my sleep pattern didn't change much. I have used Borghese eye cream, the Body Shop vitamin C eye cream and Clinique all about eyes, but I found them causing oil pimple outbreak around my eyes. Benefit it's potent hasn't caused any outbreak (yet). I didn't experience sting nor burning feeling like others did. If the sample continues to improve my dark circle issue and I run out of it, I might buy it again. I am also tempted to try eye product with retinol to prevent aging because I am in my late 20s.
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This is next day of full open Sakura floweres there.
So severe weather condition there! At the end of April there has snow falling. I went there to see Spring festival but I witnesed mid winter landscape there. I am not sure I was lucky or unlucky.
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marina7 (8055) 2013-04-23 7:11
Hi Takero,
the weather's been totally crazy absolutely everywhere this year. I hear that sakura was in bloom two weeks earlier than usual and now look at this - you've got snow all over! Just unbelievable, but what an image you've created out of this havoc! Stunning picture, so cold and prickly looking but still gorgeous with all that snowy mist over the mountain. Another great work from you.
Thanks and cheers
holmertz (42643) 2013-04-23 8:15
Hello Takero,
Another fine photo from the world heritage site. Very few colours but fine tones of grey, green, brown and yellow. The haze around the hillside is very well captured. This looks like a Christmas card, but they shouldn't be taken in late April.
Kind regards,
lousat (78975) 2013-04-23 9:36
Hi Takero,it's sure that for the pic you were very very lucky,this is one of your best pics,no doubts.A spectacular view under the April snow,very rare and really beautiful,and taken in the best quality as possible from the best point of view.Have a nice day and thanks,Luciano
A beauty, fantastic Winter image, in addition, the archittecture is amazing! Thanks for sharing!
Cricri (108525) 2013-04-23 10:19
Hi Takero
C'est Noel en Avril....cela fait une jolie carte postale, assurément très rare, mais quel beauté
Belle soirée
Noel_Byrne (25562) 2013-04-23 10:57
Hi Takero,
I think you were very lucky, this snow has created a stunning scene for you to capture. To me, this is really like a scene from a fantasy film.
SnapRJW (31617) 2013-04-23 11:23
Hello dear takero - What a magical scene, so atmospheric and wonderfully managed. I love the very limited colour palette with its sharp contrasts. Lovely work. warm regards Rosemary
ourania (33365) 2013-04-23 12:18
Hello dear Takero,
I believe we were all very lucky to behold this rare sight. You've taken some magnificent photos full of elegance and fascination. This picture is very beautiful, its colours and peaceful atmosphere are captivating. You've balanced the lighting most aptly and achieved extraordinary clarity. Congratulations and thank you!
All the best, have a great day,
rigoletto (34269) 2013-04-23 12:28
Hello Takero,
Though i feel sad for the frozen Sakura flowers, I love this photo with its almost B&W taste. Finding small pinches of colors in there is even lovelier :)
Great crisp details to observe: the thatched roofs, the beautiful pines, the mist, the hill... All work in a nice harmony to sum up this wonderful snowy "end of April" photo.
Best regards,
sabermonajati (9703) 2013-04-23 12:50
hi takero
fascinating view from snowy mountain with homes you captured.
macjake (57694) 2013-04-23 16:12
Hi Takero
always nice to see this style of Japanese architecture!
Hard to believe there is THIS much snow in April!
but i think you were Lucky :)
seeing the snow on the top of the tree tops is a smart touch for the scene.
lovely buildings.
from Sunny Vancouver
npecanhuk (67326) 2013-04-23 20:13
Hi Takero!
Lovely winter picture!
Special regards to the exposure, vertical format, chosen pov and composition!
TFS - congrats,
Nard (6972) 2013-04-24 5:20
Hi Takero
I can't imagine such weather currently, that is incredible. But thanks to the crazy weather because that gives a wonderful picture.
Bluejeans (64249) 2013-04-24 6:06
Ola Takero ,
Que lindo cartão postal desta aldeia coberta de neve encantador visto deste ponto de visão , boa escolha pelo formato vertical , parabéns!!
Um abraço Gonçalo
cebe (1481) 2013-04-24 10:35
Hello Takero,
Well, perhaps that you weren't lucky with the "spring" weather, but you were certainly able to take advantage of it from a photo point of view! Nice architecture in this snowy landscape. The back-ground hill and snow-laden tree between the houses are beautiful.
Warm regards,
serp2000 (40906) 2013-04-24 10:49
Oh, no! So sad story for sakura. It looks like a winter day, Takero. Outstanding quality, perfect DoF, I like this ribbing effect after the snowfall. Excellent vertical composition.
Best wishes,
olive224 (2719) 2013-04-25 4:55
Hi ;)
Very nice winter shot
The framing is perfect and the rendering of the snow too !
I like those japanese houses especially their roofs
Great one !
mkamionka (31131) 2013-04-25 13:49
Hi Takero,
beautiful view! It is hard to believe it is spring. But the snow adds an incredible value to the composition. I like also very much the fog behind the trees. Fantastic effect! Also captured from a great POV.
Very impressive!
merhaba, my friend, how are you?
a wonderful winter landscape.
houses in the snow was superb, it looks perfect.
For a long time I could not look at the pictures, very nice.
from Turkey, Trabzon many greetings
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karacabeylis (1465) 2013-04-29 4:06
a nice composition thru a splendid framing. the scene entirely reflects that splendid atmosphere.
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Worldwide Integrated Infrastructure and Platforms Revenue Increases 38.5% Year Over Year in the First Quarter of 2014, Surpassing $1.9 Billion in Value, According to IDC
26 Jun 2014
FRAMINGHAM, Mass., June 26, 2014 – According to the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Integrated Infrastructure and Platforms Tracker, the worldwide integrated infrastructure and platforms market increased revenue 38.5% year over year to $1.95 billion during the first quarter of 2014 (1Q14). The market generated 653.8 petabytes of new storage capacity shipments during the quarter, which was up 72.3% compared to the same period a year ago.
"As the market moves to the 3rd Platform, IT customers are seeking to leverage cloud, social, mobile, and big data in their businesses. Transforming an IT environment requires a new approach to systems," said Jed Scaramella, Research Director, Enterprise Servers. "Many customers see the convergence of server, storage, and networking in Integrated Systems as a means to deliver IT efficiency and agility. IDC expects to see more workload-optimized systems come to market in the near term."
"Once again we witnessed an increasing number of organizations around the world leveraging integrated systems to address longstanding datacenter infrastructure inefficiencies," said Eric Sheppard, Research Director, Storage. "As such, this market remains one of the fastest growing segments of the overall infrastructure market."
Integrated Platforms vs. Integrated Infrastructure
IDC distinguishes between two market segments: Integrated Platforms and Integrated Infrastructure. Integrated Platforms are integrated systems that are sold with additional pre-integrated packaged software and customized system engineering optimized to enable such functions as application development software, databases, testing, and integration tools. Integrated Infrastructure systems are designed for general purpose, distributed workloads that are likely to have differing performance profiles. While integrated infrastructure is similar to integrated platforms in that it will leverage the same infrastructure building blocks, it is not optimized for a specific workload.
During the first quarter of 2014, the Integrated Platforms market generated revenues of $769.6 million, which represented an 8.3% year-over-year growth rate and 39.5% of the total market value. Oracle was the largest supplier of Integrated Platform systems with $369.0 million in sales, or 48.0% share of the market segment.
Top 3 Vendors, Worldwide Integrated Platforms, Q1 2014 (Revenues are in Millions)
Vendor |
1Q14 Revenue |
1Q14 Market Share |
1Q13 Revenue |
1Q13 Market Share |
1Q14/1Q13 Revenue Growth |
1. Oracle |
$369.0 |
48.0% |
$296.8 |
41.8% |
24.3% |
$74.3 |
9.7% |
$94.4 |
13.3% |
-21.2% |
$15.5 |
2.0% |
$9.1 |
1.3% |
71.0% |
All Others |
$310.8 |
40.4% |
$310.5 |
43.7% |
0.1% |
Total |
$769.6 |
100% |
$710.7 |
100% |
8.3% |
Source: IDC Worldwide Integrated Infrastructure & Platforms Tracker, June 26, 2014
Integrated Infrastructure sales grew 69.4% year over year during the first quarter of 2014, generating nearly $1.2 billion worth of sales. This amounted to 60.5% of the total market value. FlexPod by Cisco/NetApp was the top-ranked supplier of Integrated Infrastructure in the quarter, generating revenues of $268.4 million and capturing a 22.7% share of the market segment.
Top 3 Vendors, Worldwide Integrated Infrastructure, Q1 2014 (Revenues are in Millions)
Vendor |
1Q14 Revenue |
1Q14 Market Share |
1Q13 Revenue |
1Q13 Market Share |
1Q14/1Q13 Revenue Growth |
1. Cisco/NetApp |
$268.4 |
22.7% |
$179.2 |
25.7% |
49.8% |
$254.3 |
21.5% |
$176.8 |
25.4% |
43.8% |
$179.9 |
15.2% |
$89.9 |
12.9% |
100.2% |
All Others |
$477.4 |
40.5% |
$251.0 |
36.0% |
90.2% |
Total |
$1,180.1 |
100% |
$696.8 |
100% |
69.4% |
Source: IDC Worldwide Integrated Infrastructure & Platforms Tracker, June 26, 2014
Taxonomy Notes:
IDC defines integrated infrastructure and platforms as pre-integrated, vendor-certified systems containing server hardware, disk storage systems, networking equipment, and basic element/systems management software. Systems not sold with all four of these components are not counted within this tracker. Specific to management software, IDC includes embedded or integrated management and control software optimized for the auto discovery, provisioning, and pooling of physical and virtual compute, storage, and networking resources shipped as part of the core, standard integrated system.
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By Mark Fleischhauer, HP StoreEver Tape Storage Solutions Engineering Manager
First – what is it?
No, it's not a French dessert. It's a new emerging storage architecture for long term data retention that combines FLash drives and tAPE = FLAPE. Using flash, you get instant access to data that was most recently accessed (written or read) or to metadata to help you quickly search your vast amounts of data that has been archived. With tape as a back-end storage platform, you have a cost-effective storage solution that blends the performance benefits of flash with the economics of tape. Let's take a look at how HP can help you build your very own FLAPE solution.
Cache for your HP StoreEver Tape solution
You may already be aware of our HP Tape-as-NAS solution using QStar Archive Manager Software with HP StoreEver tape libraries. This solution utilizes cache storage sitting in front of tape and presents a virtual mount point to network clients. These clients simply mount the volume and access it like any other volume. File writes made to the volume are first staged in the cache and are written to tape when the cache fills to a predetermined level. Stubs are left in place at the file location and the data is written to tape using Linear Tape File System (LTFS). For on-going protection, the QStar database information in the flash cache is frequently written to tape.
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While some users may choose to use disk as the cache storage, you can simply substitute your disk system with flash drives and instantly increase your performance. The flash drives can be installed internally to the QStar host machine or can be in an external array like an HP MSA P2000 or 3PAR StoreServ array. With flash drives, our lab testing showed a performance increase of 100% from 135 MB/sec to 270 MB/sec of throughput per virtual volume in the worst case scenario (simultaneous cache writes, cache reads, tape writes & database updates). Read-and-write operations to the cache without the tape overhead is even faster. By adding more volumes to the QStar host, you can easily scale your aggregate throughput to over 2 GB/sec (final throughput dependent on host specifications).
FLAPE in practice
Depending on the specific software that you use to manage your archive data, such as a MAM application, you can also use flash drives to host the metadata information that your application uses for data queries. This provides for quick searches to help pinpoint the information you need to retrieve. If the data is in the flash cache, it will be ready immediately and can be read quickly. If it's on tape, QStar Archive Manager will automatically retrieve it with only a slight delay while the cartridge is loaded in the drive. Once it's pulled from tape, it will stay in the flash cache for subsequent retrievals based on access and will be overwritten only when new data is accessed and there is not enough room in the flash cache. For example, if a news story breaks and you need to pull video clips or photographs to supplement a report, these items will be readily available for other editors for additional news stories that may use the same content.
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FLAPE – it's another way to optimize your HP StoreEver tape library in a cost-effective solution that gives you speed, reliability and expansion opportunities.
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This does sound like an interesting solution . Will look into use cases. I just wanted to clarify , if by use of flash drives , what is meant is SSD drives. . If that is the case , for external storage array solution , the entry level array would be HP MSA2040 , as p2000 G3 and MSA1040 do not support SSD .
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Thanks for the comment!
The answer to your question is "Yes". The reference to Flash is SSD. I used the term "Flash" as this is what is being used in other solution descriptions from other vendors. I guess I could have used SSD but I don't think anyone would recognize "SSAPE". Also, thanks for the additional clarity about our MSA offerings and the models that support SSD.
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FLAPE is indeed an interesting way to optimize dthe usage of Flash technology. Convinced that customers will give this their thoughts.
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Memphis mayor's third annual training camp for dads to help build better fathers
Mayor's dad training camp to honor dads, help them grow
In 2004, Navy Chief Jeffrey Bryant's wife gave birth to a son who was later diagnosed with autism.
The way Bryant stepped up as the sole financial provider and supported his wife and son emotionally in the following years landed him in a fatherhood hall of fame.
Bryant will receive one of six awards given to outstanding fathers at Mayor A C Wharton Jr.'s third annual Memphis Training Camp for Dads Saturday.
The one-day camp, which is sponsored by the City of Memphis, Shelby County Head Start, LeBonheur Children's Hospital and nonprofit organization Families Matter, will provide seminars, child care, and lunch that includes an awards ceremony for dads.
When asked how it feels to be an award-winning dad, Bryant was speechless, but he found plenty of words when asked about 12-year-old Zachary, his son.
"He's taught me that everyday is a blessing," said Bryant, 38, of Germantown. "He's happy despite the challenges he faces at school with bullying and not having many friends."
Bryant said he's not the perfect father and cries some nights because of how other children treat his son.
"When you go to school and you see 100 children sitting at a lunch table eating and he's off to himself, that's extremely hard to see," he said. " ... I just try to support him and be his friend."
The camp helps Wharton's mission to get more fathers emotionally connected to their children.
"We try to get the men to let their guard down and let them know that no matter how long they've been a father there's a challenge around the corner you haven't handled yet, and that's OK," Wharton said. "It's a lifelong learning process."
A former legal client fighting with his wife about a custody arrangement inspired Wharton, who practiced law before he was an elected official, to also reach fathers who don't live with their children.
"I told him: don't let any differences you may have with the mother of the child affect the relationship you may have with your child," he said. "Regardless of how you feel about the mother, no matter how despicable she may become, that is no excuse to divorce your child."
Camp officials will give fathers networking opportunities, teach problem-solving skills and discuss topics such as getting involved at their child's school.
To register for the free camp, which is from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, or get more information visit memphistn.gov/fatherhood or call (901) 636-6507.
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What happened to the conservatives?
[...] Anyways, I was over at
[...] Anyways, I was over at the Progressive Party blog trying to find out more info on Anthony Pollina's announcement that he's running for governor, and was reading Chris Pearson's What happened to the conservatives?, where I stumbled across this comment from Hoffer: [...]
"Bush isn't really a
"Bush isn't really a conservative, neither is Douglas. But they are getting votes from conservatives" Chris is this because of social conservative values? The 1 to 3% of the citizens have enjoyed Bush because they have been able to get huge tax breaks but for the rest of Conservatives is it social policy of making our families stronger through measures that seperate instead of glue us together. If so how can Progressive Party retake the meaning of values and family values? Through the workers and benefits for children? Just a thought. I want social programs that are right the first time unlike Catamount when we could of saved capital by examining the health care plan from Mass. I do not care if we tax and spend; I care that what we create as a society towards equality is done right the first time in order to save money in the long run. Never happen because the Dems and GOP have its hands sooooo deep into hands of companies that what we do get in Vermont is always a water down copy of the real thing. And yes I mean the Dems and GOP have its hands in companies pockets not the other way around.
Present day "conservatives"
Present day "conservatives" like Mr. McClaughry are fierce (irrational?) proponents of "market-based" solutions. Simply put, they hate government and resist any and all policies & programs that will increase the role of government - especially policies & programs likely to help working people. The worst case scenario for these guys would be successful government programs because that would reinforce the idea that government can be a force for good. They actually want programs to fail because it will make voters less likely to believe the next proposal might actually work.
And of course the tax game feeds all this very nicely. Cut taxes on the rich; reduce government revenues so it's harder to solve problems; tell people government IS the problem and then people learn to hate government too. Thus, proposing a "government run" health care system MUST be insane. "They" can't do anything right so why should we let them do this? And so on.
That is the source of the bizarre contradiction we're living with now. Many "conservatives" have been elected to run governments but they really don't want to govern. Like Grover Norquist, they want to privatize everything and drown government in the bathtub.
This is exactly the reason
This is exactly the reason that Pollina, and other progressives, do well in traditionally republican areas of the state. Many Rs in Vermont know that their party left them 100 years ago when they decided to work for big business rather than working folks. Left them again 50 years ago when the worked to peel off the racist wing of the Democratic party. And left them in the last two generations with their embrace of "voodoo economics" and the astounding deficits they bring. Their loyatly to the party of their grandparents won't let them vote Democratic, but they don't have the same block when progressives run on the issues that Chris highlights.
If Anthony Pollina runs I
If Anthony Pollina runs I hope that it can be stressed that Progressives aren't tax and spenders. The ones I know are frugal with our tax dollars. They just want those dollars spent appropriately. At a recent forum the Democratic representive on the panel tried to paint Anthony as a radical. That's the case his opponents will try to make. We need to force them to tell us what makes Anthony a radical? Health care for all is a radical notion? Sound energy policy is radical? A fair tax policy is radical?
That is my point - Bush isn't
That is my point - Bush isn't really a conservative, neither is Douglas. But they are getting votes from conservatives. The media and pundits tend to think of Progressives as going after disgruntled Democratic voters. I think we can get many of them and lots of frustrated Republicans...and I think it could translate into victory.
I disagree with Bush being a
I disagree with Bush being a conservative. I understand where you are going. Bush and his followers are neo's. The only true conservative that I'm aware of is Mayor Bloomberg. There is a lot of hope in Vermont and by expanding our message to include a wide range of political issues change is possible. (I understand that we have a wide range of messages but media only covers health care thus the reason why we are viewed by some as a one theme party. However, when the media covers events it is o.k. to focus on other matters and leave health care out of some discussions. The media has no choice at that point but to cover what is covered, right?) I truly think that all that is needed is a charismatic leader who can run a campaign of hope without attacking the others. Vermonters are ready for a positive campaign. No matter how the others attack we wipe it off and refuse to give in to the tactics of negativity and show voters that Progressive Party= Equality