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Picking the right tattoo artist is as important as picking the perfect design to place on your body. After all, how good is that perfect design when the artist does not know how to render it properly? Here are some things to consider when looking for the most suitable tattoo artist for the job. First thing to consider: does the artist's work reflect the style you want? Some tattoo artists specialize in black and white, while others are good with vivid colors. There are those with a comic-style output, some are good in realistic portraits, and others on landscapes. Ideally, most have experience with all styles of artwork, but if you have a particular one in mind that you want to be rendered then it is best to do a research beforehand to find the best artist. After all, the ink will stay on the skin forever. In addition, check the reputation of the artist as well as his studio, if he has one. You might also ask some friends who have previous experience and knowledge with getting inked. Check not only a tattoo artist's output, but his style of working as well. Are you more comfortable with someone who free hands the drawing on the body or rather make a drawing first on pen and paper? Do they have reputation for tattooing anyone who walks through the door, anywhere in the body they want? Usually a responsible tattoo artist would talk you through the tattoo, especially if the placement ... Read More »
Interesting Facts About Blossom Tattoos
One of the most popular designs of tattoos for women is blossom tattoos, along with butterflies and angels. Although this design is generally related to East Asia's culture, it has now spread through the Western part of the world. Its popularity stems from the nature of the design, colors and its rich meaning. Let us look more closely at different aspects of blossom tattoos. Meaning behind the Tattoo Cherry blossoms mean different things to different countries. In China, cherry blossoms signify power and love. This tattoo is suitable for a woman who is strong and has high respect for her freedom. In Japan, this flower signifies high regard for life and temporary sadness. Having this tattoo could mean that you treasure your limited time in this world and you are aware that everything is not forever. Adjustment for Men and Women As previously mentioned, due to the nature of its color, blossom tattoos are more commonly seen in women. However, if a tattoo artist knows how to reign in choosing and adjusting the colors and design in such a way that it appears masculine, then men can wear this design. For example, the artist can use black ink for the entire blossom and incorporate skulls and fire images to go with the sakura design. For women, even the flower itself is enough to create a powerful and striking design. Depending on the personality of the person getting a tattoo, she can also add in images of hearts, koi fish and ... Read More »
Celtic Style Tattoos and their Universal Meaning
In history, the Celts have exceptional talents in the world of the arts. Celtic artifacts like potteries, jeweleries and other ancient Celtic artworks serve as tangible proof of their creativity and expertise. The natural things found in the environment have been established by the Celts as symbols of humanity and the progress of time. There is an abundance of symbolism in Celtic art and they represent almost every facet of the human life. No wonder people have been inspired in coming up with Celtic style tattoos as they can relate these symbols to their own experiences. Continuity is a significant quality of Celtic art. Starting line and finish line generally do not seem to be present in Celtic symbols. The symmetrical and detailed designs make the art more interesting. Their shapes have the same form in any direction one would look. Spirals and knots can also be implicitly seen in their symbols. At times, the complex details and extraordinary symmetry make the Celtic symbols difficult to copy onto the skin as Celtic style tattoos. The following are some of the common elements in Celtic style tattoos: 1. Spirals Single spirals – signify the radiation of spiritual energy. Depending on how a person looks at it, the direction of the radiation may be different. It may be inward for some and outward for the others. Double spirals – They represent balance like the existence of equinoxes. Triple spirals – These generally symbolize female strength and energy through their various stages ... Read More »
The Truth About Tattoos
Getting a tattoo is a serious business. It is more than just a piece of art. It also requires a certain responsibility on your part. There are particular things you need to know about tattoos: 1. Tattoo Machine. Have you ever seen the machine used for tattooing? Well, that device generally has four essential parts: • Needle • Tube for ink • Electric motor • Foot pedal 2. Allergic reaction. It is important to research more about your medical history as well as the quality of ink used for tattooing. This is because when you get a tattoo, some allergic reactions do not occur right away. There are instances when scars and rashes happen after tattooing. 3. The tattoos don't age, but your skin does. One thing you have to remember about tattoos is that they fade as you get older. However, it does not have something to do with the tattoo per se. The reason it looks blurry is that the skin goes through a constant cycle of renewal. As it renews over time, it affects the appearance of the tattoo; thus, making it look aged. 4. Temporary tattoo has its own risks, too. In fact, FDA advised the public to watch out for the ink used in temporary tattoos. These inks are black henna that may contain para-phenylenediamine or PDD that can cause for permanent scarring. 5. Do not judge the quality of all tattoos based on a single one. There are people who are having second thoughts ... Read More »
Make Sure You Don't Regret Your Tattoo
When people get drunk, they do crazy things. They dance a little weirder. They call their exes. They crave for crispy, greasy fast food. Worst case scenario is if they get into an accident while driving. However, nothing immortalizes the drunken craziness quite like—no, not tagged Facebook photos—tattoos. More importantly, terrible tattoos. However, getting terrible tattoos is not exclusive to those who went a little crazy at the bar, and those who got it while nursing a broken. Anyone can be a victim of this just because of sheer carelessness or not doing proper research. Perhaps the most common mistake: getting a tattoo of a significant other's name. Unless he/she can promise the kind of forever that a tattoo makes, one should steer clear of names of loved ones, although make an exception for names of children or parents as those are sure to remain the same for all of eternity. A more disastrous situation is getting a portrait of a significant other. These are more terrible tattoos because these are usually bigger than a name, and unfortunately not a lot of artists can render a good portrait tattoo. So if the design is not an old flame's name, what else could fall under the category of terrible tattoos? Mistakes in spelling, grammar or language. Before getting inked always, always do thorough research. If it is in one's native language, make sure to check the spelling and grammar. When in doubt, make sure to look through a dictionary or even ... Read More »
Things You Need To Do To Avoid Getting Terrible Tattoos
The terrible tattoos that you see when you surf the net or go to the mall could have been prevented if the wearer planned everything carefully from the start. Tattoo is a permanent mark on your skin, and it won't be easy to erase in case you don't want it anymore. Don't Rush Things Just because all of your friends talked non-stop about the great job that their tattoo artist did on their skin does not mean that you should immediately dash to the next tattoo salon and let them ink you. Tattoo enthusiasts do not get their tattoos on a whim. They usually plan everything before telling their favorite artist to proceed. There are studios that do not give their services to someone with shallow reasons for having it. Visit Events about Tattoo If you are a complete novice in the world of tattooing, then it is advisable to attend tattoo events and learn things. Tattoo artists usually go to such events to display their skills and fish for new clients. Some hold seminars, exhibits, and contests. You will meet tattoo enthusiasts and it is a good idea to ask for some advice. You will be able to determine if having a tattoo is something you really want when you attend such events. Conduct a Background Research Investigate your target tattoo studio and artist if you already made up your mind about getting one. You need to make sure that everything will turn out fine and you won't ... Read More »
Tattoo Art's Journey through Time
Tattoo art keeps changing with time, but one thing remains the same – the desire of some individuals to adorn their skin with it. Take a journey through time and get to know more about the transformation in the designs of tattoo. Tattoo Designs of the Past Ancient people use sticks and other spiky objects for tattooing. They intentionally wound themselves and pack ashes or dirt into the graze. They have their unique tattoo art. It is assumed that men in prehistoric era puncture their skin and add color to it by applying the black substance from the cooled burnt sticks. They usually create tribal markings. For the ancient men, there were no terrible tattoos. They wear their tattoo as a protective charm to safeguard them during the hunt. They also viewed tattoos as a way to align their lives with God's purpose, ensure the preservation of their body even after death, as a sign of their status within the tribe, and boost fertility and virility. Tattoo Designs of the Not-So-Distant Past In the 1930s and 1940s, the only men and women who wore body ink were those in the service, circus people, or criminals. Popular tattoo art designs were anchor, ships, ferocious animals, ladies, weapons, eagles, and anything that can depict the patriotism of the men and women in service. Wearing a tattoo for art's sake, and nothing more, became popular in the 1960s. There were people who decided to collect tattoos as if they were collecting paintings or ... Read More »
Top 10 Tattoos For Friday the 13th
Tattoos and superstitious have made good bed fellows. On Friday the 13th, tattoo parlors all over the world (and particularly in the United States) are preparing flash designs for customers who want to tempt Fate. Ink Master judge and old school artist Oliver Peck has even made it a tradition and a world record, tattooing 415 number 13 on simply one Friday the 13th … Friday 13th are considered misfortune due to the fact that some think that Jesus was crucified that day. For others, it is good luck. *Note from Tattoo Artist Magazine Blog – Unfortunately, we were not able to find the information on the artists who are responsible for these amazing tattoos. If you happen to know who did one of these pieces, please feel free to leave a comment and let us and the rest of the readers know! Read More »
Your Body: The Perfect Ink Canvas
A tattoo is, like all other works of art, a medium of self-expression. Whether by the artist or by the person being inked, a tattoo often holds meaning that cannot be expressed in words. Tattoo art varies greatly across the world, depending on the artist, the culture and the current trends. Classic designs such as tribal art, portraits, and Oriental elements have stood the test of time with its popularity among the tattoo world. For example, portraits rarely go out of style because each tattoo is unique to the person getting inked. The subject is someone the customer wants to be remembered or honored. Meanwhile Oriental tattoo art (dragon, koi, Japanese Kabuki mask, tiger, to name a few) is as popular. Not only because the imagery looks amazing when inked, but also because they usually have a deeper meaning. Customers attribute virtues such as courage, beauty or love to their chosen Oriental design. Tattoo art is still evolving, much like its counterparts in visual arts such as painting, drawing or sculpture. More and more tattoo designs move away from classical themes and go toward contemporary art. Starting with Americana themes such as pin-up girl tattoos, which were famous in the 50s up until now, tattoos can also be just about fun. Other examples of colorful tattoos are comic and cartoon characters. Random shapes are also thrown into the mix; heart tattoos on the wrist, small cartoon birds behind the ears, a different star shape for every finger. Other artists are ... Read More »
Meet and Greet Tattoo Stars
As you start to get more and more tattoos on your skin, you would also want to know more about the tattoo world and how it all works, right? Luckily, there is always a venue for an up-close and personal encounter with all the amazing people who run the tattoo industry. Among these are tattoo events. These are conventions held all around the world and the basic idea behind it is to showcase the artists and their artworks. Aside from seeing great practitioners in person, they also have the opportunity to show off existing works that they are proud of. Most interestingly, tattoo events are also a venue to see them at work. This is great for aspiring tattoo artists who want to pick up techniques from the very best, as well as tattoo enthusiasts who want to see their favorite artist in person. Tattoo events or conventions are mainly organized by professionals involved the industry. Examples of these are suppliers, tattoo studios/companies, and artists. Conventions can last anywhere from a day to three days, and the entrance tickets can range from about $10 to more than $30 per day. Not only do conventions showcase artists at work, but these can also provide other entertainment for its participants. Music shows, seminars, supplier booths, and contests are just some of the things you may expect when walking through the biggest tattoo events. This is also a perfect opportunity to book your favorite artists for an appointment. Some of the more ... Read More »
Trendy and Famous Tattoo Designs
Whether you are a tattoo virgin or someone looking to get inked for the nth time, choosing a design is always a critical step. Since a tattoo is something that will be in the skin forever, choosing the design carefully may well serve as the fine line between having artwork to be proud of or regretting it for the rest of your life. The following examples of trendy and famous tattoos could help in choosing the best design for you. Hopefully, tattoo removal would not be an option, as this could be more painful; think looking at an ex's tattooed name on your back. One of the most famous tattoos is tribal art. The appeal of a tribal tattoo is in its simplicity, with its bold shapes and black lines all throughout. Tribal tattoos also adapt fairly well to the human body. The design follows the way the body and the muscles move, as opposed to a static drawing in an unmoving piece of paper. Another famous tattoo design is portrait. Portraits may be harder to get than tribal tattoos because there are not a lot of tattoo artists who could do a portrait justice, and if you do come across one then it would definitely come at a price. However, there is also great satisfaction for getting a portrait tattoo, and could be therapeutic depending on the customer. Most common subjects are family and loved ones, pets or celebrity idols. Along with portraits, script designs are also included ... Read More »
Deb Yarian On the Pain of a Tattoo
By Deb Yarian I've heard it over and over again from my customers – The more they get tattooed, the more it hurts, and I've thought about it and experienced it myself. I don't think it's my imagination. Each time I get tattooed it does seem to hurt way more than the time before! I have my own (not scientifically proven) theory about this… Simply put, if you were to be poked with a sharp object you would feel pain, your brain would say "hey there's a pain, move away from the source of the pain." The next time that you were poked with that sharp object, your brain again would direct you to move away from the source of the pain. Okay, so what happens if you don't move away…? Your brain probably says, "hey, I recognize that pain, and I've directed you to move away from that pain source AND YOU'RE NOT!!!!" So what happens the next time you feel that pain and you don't move away- again ignoring the primitive instinct to move one's self out of harm's way? Well this time your brain calculates that you've been stuck with this sharp object before and you still refuse to move away from the pain source- so your brain instinctively, as a survival mechanism, must some how convey to your uncooperative body the importance of moving away from the pain. So what does it do? It makes it hurt worse. Just because you've decided to subject yourself to ... Read More »
The Pros and Cons of Tattoo Conventions
Thinking about attending your first tattoo convention? Here are some suggestions for getting the most out of your convention experience, and a few warnings to consider before you go. The very best tattoo conventions in my experience, (for fans and pros alike), are those hosted by actual tattooers. I've been involved in tattooing for 25 years now, and I remember back in my early days the sheer excitement of attending one of the perhaps three or four tattoo conventions being held per year. My first convention experience was magical. (*Read about here-) Good tattoo conventions are special; they encourage community, advance the craft, and they are focused on the fans, the art AND the artists, not the money. In the beginning, conventions were exclusively put on by art-ists, not corporations and not event professionals. Today, more numerous than ever, conventions seem designed for the green more than for the ink, and definitely more than the actual art or craft of tattooing. So many of them are getting known for gouging the artists working the show as well as the thousands of attendees, at every opportunity, charging outrageous amounts for tickets, food, beverages and the like, while they rake it in, hand-over fist, capitalizing on tattooing's meteoric rise in popularity. Tattooing doesn't matter to these people, it's just an opportunity to make money. And it's no wonder, tattoo conventions have become a multi-million dollar industry over the last several years, with more than 400 tattoo conventions being held annually, worldwide! That's an average of more ... Read More »
Today's "pretty" tattoo studio
Written by Roxanne Bastein But the studio was pretty… Over the past decade, there have been many changes in the tattoo culture. It has become fairly mainstream. With this sudden cultural growth, and it's acceptance in today society, more and more people are getting tattooed, and there is a shop opening up on every other block. Does this mean that anybody can run a tattoo studio? No my friends, it certainly does not. Most Studio owners today who do not partake in the arts are capitalizing on talents of the true artists and relying on new young artists, or artists from other countries and their ignorance of the culture to make their money, charging outrageous prices and promising "custom" designs, but providing a sub-standard service. Promising clients unrealistic expectations, and generally making a mockery of a time old tradition and artistic expression. When I got my first tattoo in 1987, it was in the back of a head shop, and I chose a piece of flash off the wall. In all fairness, I was only 17 years old and it was an act of rebellion. The studio itself was definitely not pretty, but I still have that tattoo. And of course I've added many others over the years, have been to many shops and conventions, and have been lucky enough to meet and get to know many great artists…and some some really shady shop owners. (I ran my own studio for three years, and have been a piercer since 1999) ... Read More »
Should tattoos be considered art? Are tattooers artists?
by Dan Henk Working title: "Why people might think your work sucks". I have been hearing complaints almost since I began fifteen years ago about how tattooing is not being taken seriously as an art form. Maybe it was as a genre specific sort of folk art, but that wasn't enough for most people in the business. But you know what? I see where the illustrators are coming from. Now, before people get start to react, let me go over some of this. I think the best approach is to compare tattooing to another medium. When punk rock came out, there were a few auteurs, but most of it was crap. And I like punk. But it's true. In high school I had a blue mohawk, combat boots, and a spiky leather jacket. Over time, some real talent started to emerge. That's when it was recognized as an art form. It took a while, but bands like Black Flag and the Dead Kennedys are respected now. The Ramones and the Sex Pistols have even been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Same with metal. Or science fiction. Or comic books. In fact, I almost went into comics, and I'm still the first to admit that most early comics had mediocre artwork and stories. At best. Now you get the likes of Alan Moore and John Totleben. Metal used to have Venom. Now they have musicians that can play circles around many in other genres. Even if you don't ... Read More »


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Fruit Tart
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|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs) (Fleischmann'S)
|All purpose flour
|1 1⁄4 Cup (20 tbs)
|Ice water
|5 Tablespoon
|Egg beaters
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Vanilla extract
|1 Teaspoon
|Skim milk
|1 1⁄4 Cup (20 tbs), scalded
|Sliced fresh fruit
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
In medium bowl, cut margarine into flour until mixture resembles coarse crumbs.
Add water, 1 tablespoon at a time, tossing until moistened.
Shape into a ball.
On floured surface, roll dough into 11-inch circle, about 1/8 inch thick.
Place in 9-inch pie plate, making a 1/2-inch-high fluted edge; set aside.
In medium bowl, combine Egg Beaters, sugar and vanilla; gradually stir in milk.
Pour into prepared crust.
Bake at 350°F for 45 to 50 minutes or until set.
Cool completely on wire rack.
Cover; chill until firm, about 2 hours.
To serve, top with fruit.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Medium
Course:Dessert, Fruit Dessert
Restriction:Lacto Ovo Vegetarian
Preparation Time:25 Minutes
Cook Time:50 Minutes
Ready In:75 Minutes
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A free-spirited individual who has worked as screenwriter, producer and script editor for both his brother, Gillies MacKinnon, and Jane Campion, Billy MacKinnon came into his own with the 1995 release of "Small Faces", which he produced and co-wrote with his brother. The poignant yet hearty coming of age tale of a 14-year old lad in the low-income housing projects of Glasgow in 1968, "Small Faces" won near unanimous praise and has been acknowledged as semi-autobiographical. MacKinnon and his brother had previously worked together on "Passing Glory" (1986), which served as Gillies' graduation thesis from the Glasgow School of Art.
While his older brother has gone on to make numerous other films, MacKinnon has chosen to travel throughout the world, living in Morocco, London and Sydney, Australia. While Down Under, he met and became romantically involved with New Zealand-born filmmaker Jane Campion. Billed as William MacKinnon, he served as producer and script editor on her debut feature "Sweetie" (1989). He also worked as script editor on her Oscar-winning screenplay for "The Piano" (1993), but by the time of its release, their personal relationship had ended. Additionally, he has produced two nonfiction films, Sue Clayton's "The Last Crop" and "Motherland". MacKinnon has long been developing the Christopher Isherwood memoir "My Guru and His Disciple" as a feature film.


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Original but IrregularPosted on 05 / 07 / 2015
I like this place, probably because of the different courses that are included in the menu (a little soup, a little salad, a main plate, desert, tea... that's my kind of meal!). Also, there is always something on my plate which is not in my own cooking repertoire.
But, the people I go with are never very enthusiastic and I can see why. The quality is irregular, sometimes it tastes great, sometimes it is bland and dry. The same goes for the service. Sometimes they are lovely, but it is clear that the staff is not used to dealing with stress. And after the redecoration they did a few years ago it is not as cozy anymore either.
But still, I like it there - all for giving it another chance until they get it all right. I hope they will...
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2.4.29 module build fails - (HIMEM)
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This box unfortunately can't be upgraded to 2.6.x, as it does all of the builds for the 2.4.x and glibc 2.2.4 stuff we support.
My apologies as well, this should have been posted in the NVIDIA Linux forum, but landed here amidst the redirects from creating an account.
(edit - This is the 7174 driver)
Kernel module build completes, but module load dies on unresolved symbols after enabling himem support (4G and 64G, tried both). Works fine on a kernel without himem support compiled in.
Though this box was 'redhat' at some point, the first thing I do with redhat boxes is get rid of their kernel rpms, and get the real source from kernel.org, fix broken links, etc.. so that section in the README doesn't seem particularly relevant.
Attached is the installer log, though the relevant lines are:
-> Kernel module compilation complete.
ERROR: Unable to load the kernel module 'nvidia.o'. This is most likely
because the kernel module was built using the wrong kernel source files.
Please make sure you have installed the kernel source files for your
kernel; on Red Hat Linux systems, for example, be sure you have the
'kernel-source' rpm installed. If you know the correct kernel source
files are installed, you may specify the kernel source path with the
'--kernel-source-path' commandline option.
-> Kernel module load error: ./usr/src/nv/nvidia.o: unresolved symbol
./usr/src/nv/nvidia.o: unresolved symbol highmem_start_page
./usr/src/nv/nvidia.o: unresolved symbol kmap_high
Hint: You are trying to load a module without a GPL compatible license
and it has unresolved symbols. The module may be trying to access
GPLONLY symbols but the problem is more likely to be a coding or
user error. Contact the module supplier for assistance, only they
can help you.
Building with gcc 3.3.1, glibc 2.2.4.
built with the usual `make dep clean bzImage modules && make modules_install`
One additional note: I use ccache. (not that it's ever failed, building hundreds of other packages..)
Any help would be appreciated.
Re: 2.4.29 module build fails - (HIMEM) FIXED
Duh.. it's probably been a half dozen kernel versions since i bothered to do a 'make mrproper' (Turns out the README was relevant after all)
Fix was as simple as this:
make xconfig
(without himem support) and save config as NO_HIMEM
make mrproper
cp NO_HIMEM .config
make oldconfig
make xconfig (and enable himem stuff)
make dep clean bzImage modules && make modules_install
Probably would have worked just as well if i'd just enabled himem stuff, saved the config as a file.. done mrproper, restored the .config and then make oldconfig.
Anyways, thanks for the reads. Hope this helps somebody.
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An information processing system comprises first and second levels of a storage hierarchy, wherein accessing information in the first level consumes more energy than accessing information in the second level; and a processor for writing information to the second level of storage based on energy-conserving criteria. The energy-conserving criteria comprise a set of heuristics, including system state information and user preferences.
1. An information processing system comprising:
first and second of levels of a storage hierarchy, wherein accessing information in the first level consumes more energy than accessing information in the second level; and
a processor for writing information to the second level of storage based on energy-conserving criteria.
2. The system of
3. The system of
4. The system of
5. The system of
the storage input/output associated with one or more predetermined software applications;
a sequence of storage input/output operations;
observed interactions with the first level of the storage hierarchy and wherein the collection of heuristics infer the state of the second level of the storage hierarchy; and
a type of energy source powering the system.
6. The system of
7. The system of
8. The system of
9. The system of
the storage input/output data associated with the characteristics of the connection between the first and second levels of the storage hierarchy;
the storage input/output data associated with characteristics of the connection between the system and at least one second level of the storage hierarchy;
the proximity of the storage input/output to events that change the state of the at least one first level of the storage hierarchy;
the proximity of the storage input/output to a previous interaction with at least one first level of storage hierarchy;
an indication of a hard-disk drive spin-down event; and
physical characteristics of the second levels of the storage hierarchy.
10. The system of
11. The system of
12. The system of
13. The system of
14. The system of
a mapping schema between cache files in the second level of storage and disk files in the first level of storage, wherein each cache file is named with a logical cluster number of its corresponding disk file.
15. The system of
15. An information handling system, comprising:
first and second levels of storage, wherein accessing the first level of storage uses more energy than accessing the second level of storage;
an energy use detector for determining the level of energy being used by the system; and
an arbiter for writing information to second level storage when the energy use detector determines that the system is being powered by a battery.
16. An information handling system, comprising:
first level storage for storing information;
second level storage for storing information according to a set of energy-saving criteria;
a battery level detector for determining the level of charge in a battery; and
a controller for writing information to the second level of storage when the battery level detector determines that the battery charge is below a pre-determined threshold of charge.
17. A method for managing storage of information in an information processing system comprising two levels of storage wherein a first level is managed and a second level is unmanaged wherein storing information in managed storage consumes less system resources than storing information in unmanaged storage, the method comprising:
monitoring the system to determine whether the operating state of the system satisfies one or more energy-conserving criteria; and
storing information in managed storage when the operating state of the system satisfies one or more energy-conserving criteria.
18. A computer readable medium comprising program instructions for:
monitoring a system to determine whether the operating state of the system satisfies one or more energy-conserving criteria; and
storing information in managed storage when the operating state of the system satisfies one or more energy-conserving criteria.
19. An information handling system, comprising:
first and second levels of storage, wherein accessing the first level of storage uses more energy than accessing the second level of storage;
an energy use detector for determining the level of energy being used by the system; and
an arbiter for writing information to second level storage when the energy use detector determines that the system is being powered by a battery.
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The invention disclosed broadly relates to the field of information processing systems and more particularly relates to the field of memory management systems.
Computers use a variety of technologies for storing data. Some consume more system resources than others. "Non-volatile storage" refers to storage that survives events such as the loss of power or reboot of a computer. All long-lived data must reside in non-volatile storage for persistence. Hard-disk drives (HDDs, also known as magnetic disk drives) are the most common example of non-volatile mass storage. Data that are stored on an HDD can also be temporarily stored in other media with faster read or write time to improve access performance. These media could be alternate non-volatile memory such as Flash memory, magnetic RAM (MRAM) or volatile memory such as dynamic random access memory (DRAM) or Static RAM (SRAM). A number of other technologies exist which offer additional trade-offs in the decision of where to store data. In addition to technologies within the system, data may be stored and/or cached over a network on a remote storage system.
Portable computers with HDDs, such as notebooks and some personal digital assistants (PDAs), suffer from reduced battery life due to HDD accesses when reading or updating files. Using a DRAM as a read cache, while done initially solely for performance considerations, is known to have additional benefits in reducing energy consumption by eliminating the need for accesses to the HDD. Some in the industry have proposed using large non-volatile caches to temporarily hold all write content for the HDD. Buffering writes in a cache can improve performance by permitting an application to proceed without waiting for an HDD operation to complete, and it can further benefit a portable computer by permitting the HDD to spin down while inactive, saving energy. When the cache is full, or the HDD is accessed to read a file, the cached content is written out to the HDD. Three HDD-related power components are saved in this fashion: 1) the idle spin power; 2) the access power; and 3) the power related to managing the multiple performance modes after each access.
There are several tradeoffs among different memory types. The disadvantages of using system memory (SRAM or DRAM) only to cache data are high cost, limited capacity, and non-volatility. MRAM is not a commercially available technology yet and is likely to be expensive at first. Flash suffers from two issues, namely limited erase-write cycles and slow erase times. Networked storage may be slow, unreliable and unavailable in remote areas.
Efficiently managing the available capacity of a cache is important with respect to several metrics: performance; power consumption; and device lifetime (when accesses are limited). A typical methodology for controlling a cache in a memory or storage hierarchy is to treat all cache entries as equivalent, then replace each entry using a heuristic that attempts to cache the data that are most likely to be accessed again in the near future. Heuristics are algorithms/functions proved to work in 'most' cases, i.e., algorithms that return one of the best solutions, not necessarily the best one. Heuristics are used when there is no known algorithm for computing the best solution or when the 'best-solution' algorithm exists but it is too expensive in terms of system resources to run it. The most common heuristic is to expel the "least recently used" data when there is no room in the cache to hold new data. Optimizations of this heuristic account for such things as large, sequential read accesses that are known a priori to be unlikely to be repeated during the interval the data would be cached; such data can be omitted from the cache to avoid flushing more useful data.
Therefore, there is a need for a system and method for preserving information based on energy-conserving criteria important to users of portable information processing systems.
An information processing system comprising a module for managing a storage system comprising a plurality of levels of storage; wherein the module makes a decision on writing information to a level in the storage based on energy-conserving criteria.
To facilitate a clear understanding of the present invention, definitions of terms employed herein will now be given.
The term "storage device" is defined as a medium onto which digital data can be written and read and which preserves the data. Examples of storage devices include magnetic, electronic, optical, heat-based and mechanical media.
The term "storage system" is defined as a storage device which is accessed and managed by one of more software modules. Typically, one of these software modules is the device driver. The file system using the storage device driver may also be considered part of the storage system.
The term "cache" is defined as any type of storage device in which data typically reside only temporarily. As used herein the cache may either contain a duplicate copy of data stored in permanent mass storage or it may contain unique copies of data not stored elsewhere in the system.
The term "main storage" is defined as any type of storage device in which data typically reside permanently or which holds the permanent copy of data typically used by a computing system. Both caches and main storage may be located in many places, but typically the main storage is a hard-disk drive, and the "cache" is kept in system memory (DRAM).
The term "non-volatile" storage is defined as storage which preserves stored data for a very long time even after the main power supply to the storage system has been removed.
The term "energy-conserving criteria" is defined as any operating conditions or factors that affect the use of energy. Energy-conserving criteria comprise one or more of the following: system state information; storage input/output using one or more specific files; storage input/output associated with one or more specific software applications; reading or writing data to a hard disk drive, and downloading or uploading data from or to a network storage resource. Another energy-conserving criterion is whether the computer system is powered from a power source external to the computer or its battery. When the system is powered from a power source external to the computer system, such as an AC adapter, it is considered that there is no system resource (such as a battery) to be preserved.
The term "throughput" (TP) is defined as the amount of data per unit time handled by the system at any given time.
According to an embodiment of the invention the energy-conserving issues discussed above are solved by using a second level storage device (in the following, briefly referred to as cache), that consumes less energy than the first level (main system storage) in circumstances where power savings are desired. The existence of such circumstances is determined by reference to energy-conserving criteria (defined herein). An ideal system would use this additional level of memory ("intermediate storage") to reduce the amount of access to the "main storage" while maintaining data integrity. This memory would usually be non-volatile, such as Flash memory. This would be an advantage as it would increase battery life to the system. In addition, it could add a level of redundancy to critical data for protection from HDD failures.
Moreover, according to another embodiment of the invention, the wearability and latency issues of Flash are solved by an apparatus and method which stores only strategically selected storage data in a second level of storage (such as a Flash cache) that consumes less energy than storage in a first storage level such as main system storage. It should be noted that the cache could be based on any type of storage device, including those mentioned above, and that this cache may be accessed in many different ways, including through a network.
It is known that accessing a main storage device such as HDD 106 consumes more energy than accessing information stored in random-access media such as the main memory 104. As used herein, "accessing includes the general operation of the storage levels in a HDD (such as spin-up, spin-down, idle spinning). According to an embodiment of the invention, the system 100 manages the storage levels of the system 100 such that in conditions wherein energy conservation is important, information is written to the non-volatile Flash cache 108 (a second level of storage) as opposed to the HDD 106 (first level storage). The determination of whether a condition exists wherein energy conservation is important is performed based on a set of predetermined criteria called energy-conserving criteria. These criteria can be compiled using a heuristic approach.
In the preferred embodiment, the computer system 100 is a laptop computer running the Windows XP operating system (OS). The laptop 100 is equipped with a 36 GB HDD 106 (i.e., the main storage), 256 MB of system memory (DRAM) 104 (the primary "cache"), and an additional 128 MB of Flash memory 108 (the "intermediate storage") which is preferably attached to the computer in the form of a Flash PCMCIA card (or optionally integrated into the system board). The file systems used by the OS are the NT file system (NTFS) for the HDD 106 and the FAT16 file system for the Flash card 108. Optionally, the cache 104 may be integrated into the HDD 106 along with a processing system, such as an ASIC, for managing the cache 104 according to energy-conserving criteria.
The system 100 stores system state information and can also store user profiles. These data can be used as energy-conserving criteria, in addition to any heuristically-determined criteria.
It should be understood that a system 100 according to the invention is not limited to the configuration described herein and will apply to any storage hierarchy based on the system designer's requirements. The system 100 manages levels of a storage hierarchy by taking additional information or energy-conserving criteria into account, which is not considered in existing systems. The energy-conserving criteria include limiting the use of a cache to specific files or parts of files, such as parts of a file system or files accessed by a specific application; the amount of power being used by the system 100; the remaining life of the battery 110 (e.g., running low on charge); dynamically determining whether to cache depending on the current system state, such as whether an HDD 104 is currently spinning, and what current throughput demands are; and adjusting cache policies as a function of certain metrics, such as expected battery lifetime or Flash erasure cycles.
In another embodiment according to the invention, the method described above can also be implemented as an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC).
We now discuss the caching mechanism. Storage data are cached at the HDD cluster block level. A cluster block, in NTFS, is typically 4 KB large, and represents, in this embodiment, the smallest data unit a file system can access on the HDD. When a Flash PC card is detected by the operating system, typically the OS also installs a file system for the Flash card. In the preferred embodiment we shall package each disk block into a file which in turn is saved on the Flash. To make the mapping between disk block and cache files as simple as possible, we shall simply name each cache file with the logical cluster number (LCN), thus implementing a unique efficient mapping between disk clusters and cache files. For example, the disk block with LCN=1234 will be cached as a file whose character file name is "1234".
At some point it becomes necessary to flush the cache to the HDD. In this embodiment we shall flush the cache data in FIFO (first in, first out) order. We denote the size of the cache as Ncache (for example, Ncache=128 MB). We denote the flushing threshold of the cache as Nth at which the content of the cache must be flushed (i.e., written) to the HDD (for example, Nth=0.75*Ncache=96 MB). Thus when the cache reaches a specified capacity (e.g., 75% full), the flushing operation is started. Since this operation may cause the HDD to spin up, it is useful, from an energy perspective, to reduce the likelihood of spin-up. This may be accomplished by using an HDD access that is already taking place. In this way, HDD spin-ups due to cache overflow are minimized.
As mentioned above, a Flash medium must first be erased before data can be written to it. Since the erasing process is very slow (about 1 MBps), the most optimal time to perform this operation is immediately following the flushing operation.
When the laptop is powered from an AC adapter, no storage data are cached, i.e., all storage data are ignored and passed directly to the HDD 106. Preferably, when the laptop 100 is powered by the battery 110, only "persistently low-throughput" storage data are cached.
The determination as to whether the throughput (TP) is persistently low, or similarly persistently high, is determined as follows. Generally speaking, TP should be considered too high if TP approaches the worst-case speed, TPcache,wc, with which the data blocks can be saved in the cache. This worst-case speed would be governed by the erase speed of the Flash 108, which may typically be 1 MByte/s, but which generally is specific to the particular Flash device deployed in the system, and could be significantly slower or faster than 1 MByte/s. The way to determine if TP is too high is to periodically calculate the average throughput, TPavg, of the last Ncache data written into cache, i.e., TPavg=Ncache/T, where T is the time is took to save the last Ncache data into the cache. The rules in Equation 1 (set forth below) are used in the preferred embodiment.
There may be certain HDD data that have a high likelihood of being read-accessed and which should always be in cache, and which should not be flushed. This is to avoid a likely HDD access when frequently reading the data from within a target group of data. In other words, there are regions in the cache which are set up as non-flushable. Such critical data may include file data from the Cookies and Favorites directories when using a web browser since it is highly likely that the cookies and bookmarks are read from the HDD while a user surfs the web. The Cookies and Favorites directories would be copied into the Flash file system when the first cookie or first bookmark is read from the Cookies or Favorites directory. Then when the browser application is closed, the non-flushable region may be freed and used for regular caching purposes.
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What has been shown and discussed is a highly-simplified depiction of an information processing system. Those skilled in the art will appreciate that other low-level components and connections are required in any practical application of a computer apparatus. Therefore, while there has been described what is presently considered to be the preferred embodiment, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that other modifications can be made within the spirit of the invention.
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One of the hottest areas in cloud right now is DRaaS and related offerings. In his session at 16th Cloud Expo, Dale Levesque, Disaster Recovery Product Manager with Windstream's Cloud and Data Center Marketing team, will discuss the benefits of the cloud model, which far outweigh the traditional approach, and how enterprises need to ensure that their needs are properly being met.
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In the midst of the widespread popularity and adoption of cloud computing, it seems like everything is being offered "as a Service" these days: Infrastructure? Check. Platform? You bet. Software? Absolutely. Toaster? It's only a matter of time. With service providers positioning vastly differing offerings under a generic "cloud" umbrella, it's all too easy to get confused about what's actually being offered. In his session at 16th Cloud Expo, Kevin Hazard, Director of Digital Content for SoftL...
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WebRTC converts the entire network into a ubiquitous communications cloud thereby connecting anytime, anywhere through any point. In his session at WebRTC Summit,, Mark Castleman, EIR at Bell Labs and Head of Future X Labs, will discuss how the transformational nature of communications is achieved through the democratizing force of WebRTC. WebRTC is doing for voice what HTML did for web content.
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Discussions about cloud computing are evolving into discussions about enterprise IT in general. As enterprises increasingly migrate toward their own unique clouds, new issues such as the use of containers and microservices emerge to keep things interesting. In this Power Panel at 16th Cloud Expo, moderated by Conference Chair Roger Strukhoff, panelists addressed the state of cloud computing today, and what enterprise IT professionals need to know about how the latest topics and trends affect t...
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By Stephanie Hirsh, Executive Director, Learning Forward
During a recent trip to the grocery store, the cashier told me that the city had instituted a five-cent charge for plastic bags. I immediately purchased three reusable bags to carry home my groceries and will always have those bags with me.
As I walked to the car, I thought about what had just happened. For years, I had watched while others brought their reusable grocery bags to the checkout lane. I thought it was a great idea, but I never took the step to change my habits. I knew why I should change my habits, but hadn't made the change -- it just wasn't important enough to me. And then, in the blink of an eye, I changed a behavior.
It's not that I can't afford the five cents. It was the principle. But what was the principle? That I wouldn't pay for something that before had been free? That I heard the city's message about reducing waste? Or that I already knew it was the right thing and now had the motivation to change? ...
By Sharon P. Robinson, President and CEO, American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE)
It's an insidious message embedded in the American psyche: Those who can't, teach. For years, report after report has banged the drum for raising admission standards into teacher preparation programs, citing international comparisons and championing cost-prohibitive recruitment policies.
In reality, the talent pool now entering teacher preparation programs is rich. Our programs are, in fact, attracting their share of high achievers—defined by any number of criteria.
One popular (if unreliable) measure of academic ability, SAT and ACT scores, has been trending upward among novice teachers in public schools. A recent study out of Stanford University finds that new teachers in 2008 had a wide range of SAT results, evenly spanning the bottom, middle, and top third of scores. This distribution reflects a change from scores reported in 1993 and 2000, when very few new teachers came from the top third. A similar study looked at new teachers in New York State and found a significant increase in teachers from the top third of SAT scores from 1999 to 2010.
Academic ability alone, of course, does not make anyone a good teacher, nor is it meaningfully reflected in SAT scores ...
Maryland PTA President Ray Leone shares his perspective on building parent understanding and support of the Common Core by engaging families and communities at the local level through public forums and open lines of communication.
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LFA: Welcome to Get It Right: Common Sense on the Common Core, a podcast series from The Learning First Alliance. Across the nation we've embraced the possibility of college and career-ready standards and their potential to transform teaching and learning. In community after community we see the potential these standards offer to help all children gain the knowledge and skills they need for success in the global community. ...
By Joan Richardson, Editor-in-Chief, Kappan magazine (PDK International)
I've always preferred having blinds or curtains covering the windows in my home — at least the windows that face the street or my neighbors. I don't want just anybody peeking into my house.
But the windows of my home office are only partly covered, allowing light to stream in and brighten the room and to let me look out to watch cardinals perch in nearby trees.
And, because I live in a three-story house, I have a few windows up high that aren't covered at all, which allows me to look out over the evergreens and maple trees without any worry about nosy neighbors peering into my private space.
I'm guessing that most folks are like me — picking and choosing the times and places where we value our privacy and the times and places where we're willing to open up a little because of the benefit we'll gain by being a little less protective ...
By Brian Lewis, CEO, International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE)
When it comes to meeting the needs of students, educators have aspirational goals. They passionately maintain a positive vision for what each student can become. Educators and school leaders know one size does not fit all. As such, many of them have a number of different learning and teaching strategies to reach every child. The same cannot typically be said for the delivery of professional learning for educators.
As Congress takes steps to reauthorize the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (more recently referred to as No Child Left Behind), the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) is calling upon leaders to include the Enhancing Education Through Technology Act of 2015 (EETT15) in the final bill.
When it comes to professional learning for educators, the approach too often adheres to the "sage-on-the-stage" method. Educators are expected to sit through one-time workshops or lengthened faculty meetings for passive professional development ...
By Daniel A. Domenech, Executive Director, AASA: The School Superintendents Association
Editor's note: This post was compiled from a series written during Domenech's participation in the 2015 Lifetouch Memory Mission in Constanza, Dominican Republic.
Building a School in the Mountains of the Dominican Republic
For several years, Lifetouch, one of AASA's major corporate sponsors, has organized Memory Missions. These are opportunities for people to travel to areas in need of assistance in underdeveloped countries.
For four years, the Memory Mission has focused on helping the mountain community of Constanza build a school. AASA members and staff have participated in all of them. This year, I am joined by David Pennington, the president of AASA, and Noelle Ellerson, AASA's associate executive director, policy and advocacy. We are laying down bricks to help finish the school. It is intense manual labor but the work is being done side by side with superintendents, principals, teachers and PTA members—all taking part in the Memory Mission.
The reward comes from seeing the joy in the eyes of the students and the gratefulness on the part of parents as they see the school being constructed for them. It is instant gratification for all. That's something that educators don't get much of these days ...
By Kwok-Sze Wong, Ed.D., Executive Director, American School Counselor Association (ASCA)
When she said, "My husband has set a goal that America will once again have the highest proportion of college graduates in the world," the audience erupted in applause. Her husband is President Barack Obama, so "she" is, of course, First Lady Michelle Obama. She was speaking in the East Room of the White House at a ceremony honoring the 2015 School Counselor of the Year, Cory Notestine, of Alamosa High School in Alamosa, CO, and the award finalists and semifinalists.
The American School Counselor Association and other organizations have been working with Mrs. Obama for more than a year to develop her Reach Higher initiative to help students compete their education beyond high school. "The more that I learned about our school counselors, the more I realized that often America's school counselors are truly the deciding factor in whether our young people attend college or not," she said.
She reiterated a fact that educators know well, that post-secondary education is essential for good jobs with good wages. But she also described a bigger impact ...
By Thomas J. Gentzel, Executive Director, National School Boards Association (NSBA)
Last week was National School Choice Week, self-described as "an unprecedented opportunity to shine a spotlight on the need for effective education options for all children."
Ironically, "opportunity" for America's schoolchildren is what National School Choice Week places at risk. The further irony is "choice" can mean public tax dollars siphoned away from community schools to subsidize for-profit ventures. Vouchers, tuition tax credits and charter schools not governed by local school boards create a secondary, profit-driven system of education that strains limited resources and risks re-segregating schools, economically and socially, by admitting only certain, top-performing students.
Our nation's grassroots democracy was founded on the principle that all children, regardless of ZIP code, deserve access to a world-class education. Nine out of 10 school-age children today are enrolled in public schools, which are their gateway to the future. Choice absent accountability can hurt vulnerable students when the choice turns out to be a bad one ...
The business community has been a proponent of the Common Core State Standards Initiative from the beginning. Recognizing the need for high standards that prepare America's students to compete in a global community and the potential benefits of the standards for both the workforce and the economy, companies (and individual CEOs) continue to voice their support for the Common Core as the standards have faced political pushback, testifying in state legislatures, writing op-eds and more.
As those of us in the education community continue the hard work of Common Core implementation while at the same time trying to build public support for the effort, we should ask ourselves: Are we using all the resources at our disposal? Are we working effectively with the business community in support of a common goal?
To explore this issue, on January 29, we at the Learning First Alliance teamed up with the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) to host #CCSSBiz, a Twitter Town Hall on Common Core and the business community ...
People often say, "Numbers don't lie," when they paint a negative picture of the U.S. education system in international comparisons. But numbers also "tell the truth" when you look at some other startling international indicators that compare factors of social stress and economic equity of U.S. students and families with eight other major countries studied in the report, School Performance in Context: The Iceberg Effect.
Jointly published by the Horace Mann League of the U.S.A. and the National Superintendents Roundtable, this research report gives school leaders new insight to better explain the big picture of international comparisons. For the full report, a summary, and an electronic news release, go to http://www.hmleague.org/ or http://www.superintendentsforum.org/. NSPRA's main mission is to build more support for education and is helping both organizations tell this story so that policymakers can better understand where our community support is most needed.
International assessment results are generally presented as scores, ratings or rankings, creating what might be called a scoreboard mentality. But thoughtful private and public leaders know instinctively that a range of social, economic and cultural conditions affect those numbers. For example, a country with the highest average GDP per person might also have an extraordinarily high level of economic inequity and social stresses that have profound implications for students and their achievement in school ...
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