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Content Addressable Memory (CAM) core is integrated and interfaced with a configurable logic core (e.g., FPGA) on a single integrated circuit (IC) chip to permit a user to change algorithms for and to tailor word length to a particular application. Significant improvements in fetch times and overhead are achieved. An electronic component (e.g., integrated circuit) incorporating the technique is suitably included in a system or subsystem having electrical functionality, such as general purpose computers, telecommunications devices, and the like.
1. A memory device, comprising:
an integrated circuit (IC) chip;
a Content Addressable Memory (CAM) "core" block integrated onto the IC chip; and
user-configurable logic integrated onto the IC chip;
wherein the user-configurable logic is capable of being configured to establish one of a variety of word lengths for words stored in the memory core block.
2. The memory device, according to claim 1, wherein:
the user-configurable logic is implemented as a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA).
3. The memory device, according to claim 1, wherein:
a portion of the user-configurable logic is provided with inputs and outputs to the CAM being provided as outputs and inputs, respectively, to programmable cells in other portions of the user-configurable logic.
4. A method of detecting occurrences of data in a memory array, comprising:
integrating a content addressable memory (CAM) core and a user-configurable logic core on a single integrated circuit (IC) chip; and
configuring the user-configurable logic to establish one of a variety of word lengths for words stored in the memory.
5. A method of data compression comprising:
integrating a content addressable memory (CAM) core and a user-configurable logic core on a single integrated circuit (IC) chip;
searching matching data bytes in the CAM; and
configuring the user-configurable logic to format results of the searching into a form suited to one of a variety of data compression algorithms.
6. An electronic system incorporating at least one integrated circuit (IC chip), said IC chip comprising:
a Content Addressable Memory "core" block integrated onto the IC chip; and
user-configurable logic integrated onto the IC chip;
wherein the user-configurable logic is capable to be configured to establish one of a variety of word lengths for words stored in the memory.
7. The electronic system, according to claim 6, wherein the electronic system is selected from the group consisting of general-purpose computer, telecommunication device, network device, consumer device, receiver, recorder, display device, and vehicle.
This application is a continuation-in-part of commonly-owned, copending U.S. Patent Application No. 60/070,036 filed Dec. 30, 1997, incorporated in its entirety by reference herein.
The present invention relates to semiconductor memory devices and, more particularly, to Content Addressable Memory (CAM).
1. Background of the Invention
A conventional form of semiconductor memory is random access memory (RAM) in which information (data values) is stored as electrical charges in an array (columns and rows) of storage cells. Dynamic RAM (DRAM) storage cells are extremely small, but have only relatively short-term storage capability and must be "refreshed" periodically. Static RAM (SRAM) storage cells have the capability of retaining data values as long as power is applied without needing to be refreshed. Interface logic controls the writing of data to and the reading of data from the memory array. Data is typically stored as bytes, or some multiple thereof, each byte representing eight bits of binary information. For example, a given single data value may be 8, 16, 32, 64 or more binary bits "wide", requiring corresponding 8, 16, 32, 64 or more storage cells in the memory array.
Content Addressable Memory (CAM), is a special type of memory, typically RAM-based memory, with built in searching capabilities. As its name implies, in addition to being able to store and retrieve data items at addressable locations within the memory, CAM can also respond with the address of a memory location that has a data item that matches a user-specified search criterion. In effect, CAM memory cells behave like conventional RAM cells with embedded comparators capable of comparing a search key value against the contents of all memory cells of the CAM at once.
Typically CAMs have a masking capability so that the comparisons can be restricted to only certain bits within each memory location, and so that selected memory locations or ranges of memory locations can be excluded from the search. Inputs to the CAM (i.e., address input/output, data input/output, search word, etc.) are typically routed via interconnection circuitry,
CAM-based memories are extremely valuable in database applications, high-speed network routing and bridging applications, data compression applications, memory caches, disk caches, and the like, since they completely automate the process of table searching. The same functions implemented on a general purpose processor using a table stored in conventional RAM could require an exhaustive search of the table. Even if the table is sorted, such a table search would require numerous individual, separate accesses and comparisons. Content addressable memory completely bypasses this problem by performing table searches effectively instantaneously by examining all table locations in parallel. In a sense, "CAM" can be considered to be a search engine linked with a memory array.
Until recently, integrated CAM was only available in small increments and at a high price. In the last couple of years, however, more semiconductor manufacturers have begun to include sizeable integrated CAMs in their product lines. For example, Motorola has recently announced a one-megabit CAM having a storage and search capacity of 16,384 64-bit words. With the advent of such high density CAM devices, system designers are increasingly turning towards CAM as a solution to many table searching problems.
Integrated CAMs, however, have the drawback that their logic interface is often optimized for a specific application, sometime making them less than ideal for other applications. Sometimes, system designers must go to great lengths to "design around" the specific interface characteristics of a less-than ideal CAM, often paying a performance penalty in the process. Further, in order to make better and more efficient use of the CAM, it would be desirable to dynamically re-configure the interface characteristics of a CAM to more ideally suit dynamically varying operating modes and conditions of the systems that utilize the CAM. This is difficult, if not impossible, using fixed-function, commercially available CAMs.
A typical system design including integrated CAM involves one or more CAM chips, and either custom/semi-custom interface logic (e.g., standard cell, gate array, etc.) or fully programmable interface logic (e.g., FPGA). The custom/semi-custom logic is considerably less expensive on a per-piece basis, but is only cost-effective in high-volumes and has little flexibility. The FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) is more expensive on a per-gate basis, but is extremely flexible and cost-effective in low volume. Some FPGA technologies are dynamically re-programmable in-circuit, increasing their flexibility.
Standard-cell, gate array, FPGA, and similar technologies of a wide variety of types are well known to those of ordinary skill in the art and will not be further elaborated upon herein.
In an attempt to provide better circuit density, greater performance, and a better match to their system requirements, some system designers have attempted to combine the CAM and the interface circuitry into a single chip. One method has been to create an Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) which incorporates CAM as a standard "core" block. While providing good circuit density and function, this approach requires considerable up-front effort and expense (e.g., NRE--non-recurring engineering costs), a great deal of troubleshooting and testing time, and little flexibility. Once the ASIC is integrated, it is impractical to go back and make minor changes, due to the associated expense and long lead times.
Another approach to integrating CAM and interface logic on a single chip has been to implement CAM as a gate-level design in a large FPGA. While workable and extremely flexible, this approach is suited only to very small CAMs and requires more than 10 times the silicon area (and consequently more than ten times the cost) of a comparable CAM "core" block.
Evidently, there is a need for a low-cost, flexible, technique for combining CAM function with flexible interface logic.
2. Discussion of the Prior Art
The following documents, all of which are U.S. patents, all of which are incorporated by reference herein, disclose various memory management techniques.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,299,147 (November 1972) discloses a decoder scheme for fully associative translation look-aside buffer, and has a capability to change the connection between a CAM block and a RAM block so that the translation can be done without any additional delay. However, in contrast to the present invention, this patent does not suggest or describe a connection between CAM and programmable logic, and does not have programmable gate array (e.g., FPGA) capability.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,701,488 (December 1997) discloses method and apparatus for restoring a target MCU debug session to a prior state.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,408,434 (April 1995) discloses a memory device that functions as a content addressable memory or a random access memory. This patent describes a programmable logic circuit, using a small CAM block in it, which performs the small programmable logic function for field programmable fate array (FPGA). The FPGA is constructed with an array of the programmable logic circuit with routing resources, and improves the efficiency of the programmable logic circuit itself because the programmable logic circuit has a small CAM function which can be used as both a lookup table and combinational logic. In contrast to the present invention, due to the fact that the CAM block in this patent is distributed to each programmable circuit, it would be difficult to achieve a large-size CAM function in the device. U.S. Pat. No. 5,473,267 (December 1995) is a division of the U.S. Pat. No. 5,408,434 and discloses a programmable logic device with memory that can store routing data or logic data.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,515,327 (May 1996) discloses a nonvolatile semiconductor memory device having small number of internal boosting circuits. Programmable logic and CAM are not described in this patent.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,519,649 (May 1996) discloses a micro-processor having rapid condition comparison function. Programmable logic and CAM are not described in this patent.
Commonly-owned U.S. Pat. No. 5,282,163 (January 1994) discloses a programmable logic device with circuit portions common to both configuration and use circuits. CAM is not described in this patent.
U.S. Pat. No. 5.426,769 (June 1995) discloses system and method for producing input/output expansion for single chip microprocessors. Programmable logic is not described in this patent. A comparison circuit for an address decoder is described, but not in the context of CAM.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,388,065 (February 1995) discloses a semiconductor integrated circuit which is a CAM memory which comprises at least one memory cell including a first storage unit for defining the electrical connection and otherwise the non-connection between a first data line and a match line and a second storage unit for defining the electrical non-connection and otherwise the connection between a second data line and the match line, and a control word line for controlling said first and second storage units in the memory cell, the match line corresponding to at least one of the control word lines, the control word line being used to effect the connection and otherwise non-connection between each of said first and second data lines and the match line in accordance with the definition of connections of said first and second storage units. Moreover, the storage unit can be composed of various memory elements such as MONOS-type nonvolatile memory, PROM, EPROM, EEPROM, UVEPROM, and the like. The CAM memory comprises at least one of potential detecting means, holding means for holding the result of detection in response to each control word line, and preventing means for preventing the through current between the memory cells in conformity with and in nonconformity with the retrieval data. In this patent, a CAM device is described. In contrast to the present invention, a combination of programmable logic and CAM is not described.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,685,006 (November 1997) discloses an application specific integrated circuit having hierarchical structure and method of organizing such circuit using inheritance information. The patent describes a programmable wiring generation circuit, but does not describe programmable logic as contemplated by the present invention. Moreover, the patent does not suggest any CAM capability.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,687,325 (November 1997) discloses an application specific field programmable gate array which includes application specific functions such as event timers, interrupt controllers, etc., but which makes no mention of CAM. In this patent, the connection between general purpose FPGA and application specific functions is fixed, in marked contrast to the present invention.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,557,218 (September 1996) discloses a reprogrammable programmable logic array comprising a first write module for inputting data to be written and data to be compared, and an AND CAM cell array block for, in a first write mode, sequentially storing the write data from the first write module and, in a match mode, comparing the comparison data from the first write module with its pre-stored data and generating match signals in accordance with the compared result, a first address module for, in the write mode, generating sequential addresses and supplying the generated sequential addresses to the AND CAM cell array block, a second write module for inputting data to be written in the write mode, an OR CAM cell array block for storing sequentially the write data from the second write module in the write mode and detecting its pre-stored data corresponding to the match signals from the AND CAM cell array block in the match mode, a second address module for, in the write mode, generating sequential addresses and supplying the generated sequential addresses to the OR CAM cell array block, and an output module for transferring the output data from the OR CAM cell array block externally in the match mode. A reprogrammable programmable logic array further comprises a buffer module for buffering the match signals from the AND CAM cell array block. Generally, this patent describes the structure of the programmable logic itself.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,559,981 (September 1996) discloses a pseudo static mask option register and method therefor. The pseudo-static mask option register combines features of both a continuous refresh design and a static latched mask option register design, and is useful for single chip microcontrollers when changing some functions for different customers.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,576,985 (November 1996) discloses an integrated content addressable read only memory that can be used as a Content Addressable Memory (CAM) or as a Random Addressable Memory (RAM) useful, for example, for applications in data compression or video compression.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,581,501 (December 1996) discloses nonvolatile SRAM cells and cell arrays.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,600,820 (February 1997) discloses a method for partitioning memory in a high speed network based on the type of service.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,615,404 (March 1997) discloses a system having independently addressable bus interfaces coupled to serially connected multi-ported signal distributors generating and maintaining frame based polling schedule favoring isochronous peripherals.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,664,198 (September 1997) discloses high speed access to PC card memory using interrupts.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,051,949 (September 1991) discloses a content addressable memory device. Programmable logic capability is not discussed.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,646,271 (February 1987) discloses content addressable memory having dual access modes. Programmable logic capability is not discussed.
Unless otherwise noted, or as may be evident from the context of their usage, any terms, abbreviations, acronyms or scientific symbols and notations used herein are to be given their ordinary meaning in the technical discipline to which the invention most nearly pertains. The following terms, abbreviations and acronyms may be used in the description contained herein:
______________________________________A/D: Analog-to-Digital (converter).ALU: Arithmetic Logic Unit.ASIC: Application-Specific Integrated Circuit.ATM: Asynchronous Transfer Modebit: binary digit.byte: eight contiguous bits.CAM: Content-Addressable Memory.CMOS: Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor.CODEC: Encoder/De-Coder. In hardware, a combination of A/D and D/A converters. In software, an algorithm pair.CPU: Central Processing Unit.D/A: Digital-to-Analog (converter).DRAM: Dynamic Random Access MemoryDSP: Digital Signal Processing (or Processor)EEPROM: Also E2PROM. An electrically-erasable EPROM.EPROM: Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory.Flash: Also known as Flash ROM. A form of EPROM based upon conventional UV EPROM technology but which is provided with a mechanism for electrically pre-charging selected sections of the capacitive storage array, thereby effectively "erasing" all capacitive storage cells to a known state.FPGA: Field-Programmable Gate ArrayG: or (giga), 1,000,000,000Gbyte: gigabyte(s).GPIO: General Purpose Input/Output.HDL: Hardware Description Language.IC: Integrated Circuit.IP: Internet Protocol.I/O: Input/Output.IEEE: Institute of Electrical and Electronics EngineersJPEG: Joint Photographic Experts Groupk: (or kilo), 1000.kHz: KiloHertz (1,000 cycles per second).MAC: Media Access Control.Mask ROM: A form of ROM where the information pattern is "masked" onto memory at the time of manufacture.MCM: Multi-Chip Module.memory: hardware that stores information (data).M: (or mega) , 1,000,000MHz: MegaHertz (1,000,000 cycles per second).MLT: Multi-Level Technology.NVRAM: Non-volatile RAM.PLL: Phase Locked LoopPROM: Programmable Read-Only Memory.PWM: Pulse Width Modulation.PLD: Programmable Logic Device.RAM: Random-Access Memory.RISC: Reduced Instruction Set Computer (or Chip).ROM: Read-Only Memory.SIE: Serial Interface Engine.software: Instructions for a computer or CPU.SRAM: Static Random Access Memory.UART: Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter.USB: Universal Serial Bus.UV EPROM: An EPROM. Data stored therein can be erased by exposure to Ultraviolet (UV) light.VHDL: VHSIC (Very High Speed Integrated Circuit) HDL.______________________________________
An object of the present invention is to provide an improved technique for utilizing CAM memory.
Another object of the invention is to provide a technique for permitting a user to change CAM search algorithms in the field.
Another object of the invention is to provide a technique for permitting a user to configure word-length, thereby tailoring memory to the particular application.
According to the invention, an optimized Content Addressable Memory "core" block is integrated onto a single Integrated Circuit (IC) chip along with a user-configurable logic such as a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA), with inputs and outputs to the CAM being provided as outputs and inputs, respectively, to programmable cells of the FPGA.
According to an aspect of the invention, the FPGA function is dynamically re-programmable, permitting in-circuit re-configuration of the FPGA logic and its interface to the CAM "core" block.
An integrated circuit (IC) employing the techniques of the present invention may be included in a system or subsystem having electrical functionality. Example systems may include general purpose computers; telecommunications devices (i.e., phones, faxes, etc.); networks; consumer devices; audio and visual receiving, recording and display devices; vehicle; etc. It is within the scope of the invention that such systems would benefit substantially from technique(s) of the present invention.
Other objects, features and advantages of the invention will become apparent in light of the following description thereof.
Reference will be made in detail to preferred embodiments of the invention, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings. The drawings are intended to be illustrative, not limiting. Although the invention will be described in the context of these preferred embodiments, it should be understood that it is not intended to limit the spirit and scope of the invention to these particular embodiments. Certain elements in selected ones of the drawings are illustrated not-to-scale, for illustrative clarity. Often, similar elements throughout the drawings are referred to by similar references numerals. For example, the element 199 may be similar in many respects to the element 299 in another figure. Also, often, similar elements are referred to with similar numbers in a single drawing. For example, a plurality of elements 199 may be referred to as 199a, 199b, 199c, etc.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a technique for embedding Content-Addressable Memory (CAM) in a Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) on an integrated circuit (IC) chip, according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a diagram of an example of data history stored in memory, according to the invention.
FIG. 3 is a schematic block diagram of a system incorporating the technique(s) of the present invention.
FIG. 3A is an illustration of a general purpose computer incorporating the technique(s) of the present invention.
FIG. 3B is an illustration of a wireless telephone (cell phone) incorporating the technique(s) of the present invention.
FIG. 1 illustrates a technique 100 for integrating user-configurable logic and CAM memory on a single integrated circuit (IC) chip 102. A CAM core-block 110 is fabricated on a portion of the IC chip 102. A plurality of programmable (configurable) logic cells 130 are formed on an other portion of the chip and are suitably a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) 140 (shown within the dashed line).
Selected ones 130a of the logic cells 130 are arranged and disposed to receive interface signals on lines 150 from the CAM core-block 110, thereby making them available to the remainder of the programmable logic cells 130. These interface logic cells 130a comprise, in essence, a programmable interconnection member for interfacing logic implemented by the user in the FPGA 140 (comprising of programmable logic cells 130) to the CAM core-block 110.
FIG. 2 illustrates an example 200 of an application for the integrated FPGA/CAM IC chip 100 of FIG. 1. A data compression scheme is implemented whereby the CAM 110 is utilized to store data history. In this example, there are 512 individual bytes of data history, and a searched-for occurrences of a data value "A" has been located in two of these bites (shown with the symbol "↓" above each of those two bytes). After finding the matching data bytes, any suitable algorithm can be employed to compress the data. Importantly, the algorithm can be changed to meet various data compression requirements. Such re-configurability is of great benefit in an number of applications.
By using the CAM 110 to instantaneously and automatically detect multiple occurrences of the same data word in the data history, data frequency information is rapidly and readily obtained. Since many data compression techniques employ optimum statistical coding based upon the frequency of occurrence of data patterns, this technique provides dramatic speed improvements over data compression techniques which do not employ CAM. The FPGA logic 140 surrounding the CAM 110 is used to configure provide interface circuitry to a host processor and to configure the format of the CAM search results into a form best suited to the data compression algorithm in use. If a different algorithm is chosen, the FPGA cells can dynamically be reprogrammed.
The integration of configurable logic (e.g., FPGA 140) and CAM memory (110) allows a user to implement various algorithms as an application may dictate.
Also, the user may change word length, in the field. For example, an Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) application may require a 28-bit to 32-bit word length, an Ethernet application may require a 48-bit to 64-bit word length, and an Internet Protocol (IP) address may require a total of a 160-bit word length. The various protocols for various applications are well known, and do not form part of the invention per se.
By integrating FPGA with CAM, the ability to configure for a given application having a given word length can dramatically speed up processing time. For example, if memory were configured to a 32-bit word length, and an application called for a 48 or 64-bit word length, conventional techniques having fixed word length would not be able to do the required search with the same manner (and may, for example, require TWO cycles to fetch the word). According to the present invention, the user can configure memory to any desired word length, and could search (e.g., fetch) the aforementioned 48 or 64-bit words in one cycle. Hence, the processing overhead in searching for any word in excess of 32-bits is dramatically improved by the flexible architecture of the present invention.
Physical Implementation
There has been described, hereinabove, an integrated circuit (IC) chip 100 having an embedded CAM (110) and embedded configurable logic (140).
The IC chip 100 is readily designed using a variety of available design tools (e.g., HDL, VHDL) and is readily manufactured using conventional semiconductor processing techniques. Designs may be modeled and validated, prior to manufacturing a device, using any of a number of simulation tools, such as Verilog (tm). And a number of "floorplanning" tools are available to optimize the layout of circuits and functional blocks on the IC chip.
Modern semiconductor devices generally (typically) comprise hundreds of thousands (and sometimes millions) of "gates" which are the primitive "building blocks" for complex devices. Thousands or tens of thousands of gates may be interconnected to form a single functional block such as the various functional blocks described hereinabove (media processor, reconfigurable logic, etc.).
System Integration
It is clearly contemplated that the technique(s) of the present invention, as disclosed hereinabove, can be integrated with other electronic components and subsystems to realize a subsystem or a system having electrical functionality such as, but not limited to: general-purpose computers; telecommunication devices (e.g., phones, faxes, etc); networks; consumer devices; audio and visual (video) receiving, recording and display devices and systems; and vehicles such as planes, trains and automobiles.
FIG. 3 illustrates an example of such an overall system 300. As shown therein, an electronic component 302 incorporating the technique(s) of the present invention can be connected, along with at least one other electronic component 304, on an interconnection substrate (e.g., motherboard) 306, thereby forming a subsystem 308, to which a number of peripheral (e.g., external) devices may be connected. Exemplary peripheral devices may include:
one or more devices 310 for providing inputs to the subsystem 308, such as keyboards, pointing devices, digitizing tablets, and the like;
one or more devices 312 for receiving outputs from the subsystem 308, such as video monitors, and the like; and
one or more devices 314 for engaging in two-way communications with the subsystem 308, such as modems, printers, and the like.
It is clearly within the purview of a person having ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention most nearly pertains to effect such system integration, based on the descriptions set forth hereinabove.
FIG. 3A illustrates, for example, a general purpose computer 320 (compare 300) incorporating the present invention.
FIG. 3B illustrates, for example, a wireless telephone 340 (compare 300) incorporating the present invention.
Although the invention has been illustrated and described in detail in the drawings and foregoing description, the same is to be considered as illustrative and not restrictive in character--it being understood that only preferred embodiments have been shown and described, and that all changes and modifications that come within the spirit of the invention are desired to be protected. Undoubtedly, many other "variations" the "themes" set forth hereinabove will occur to one having ordinary skill in the art to which the present invention most nearly pertains, and such variations are intended to be within the scope of the invention, as disclosed herein.
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The reason I started with .22s is that, contrary to popular belief, they are not toys. Certain members of my family were poachers during the Great Depression and they took everything they needed, up to deer, with a Sears .22. They can also be used for defense. They are quiet, and deadly, in the right hands.
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I wouldn't worry about an assault weapons ban.
The democrats learned the hard way that placing arbitrary bans on ARs leads to all sorts of nastiness, like losing control of the house and senate followed by two-term republican presidency.
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Goon got to it before me. Now is a time for vigilance, but not outright panic. Right now its not looking like the Democratic majority is going to be filibuster-proof, and there are even a few pro-gun Dems in the mix. Even the Supreme Court justices that are likely to be replaced in the next four years are liberals anyway. They are more concerned with holding on to and increasing their majority right now than trying to push through legislation that they know damn well could backfire on them.
Its feasible that they might make a run at the 2nd Amendment once they build up enough power to start getting cocky, but it will be a few years before that happens. I'm pretty confident that I will still be able to pick up a Bushmaster ACR in '09 before anything stupid happens.
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- `(v)(1) It shall be unlawful for a person to manufacture, transfer, or possess a semiautomatic assault weapon.
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(05/29/2014) Species monitoring can be a very invasive form of research. However, the use of non-invasive techniques made possible through advancements in technology has been on the rise. A new study published in Ecological Informatics examined one such technique: an innovative and inexpensive non-invasive monitoring tool, known as acoustic surveying.
Tipping the scale: how a political economist could save the world's forests
(05/29/2014) Can Elinor Ostrom's revolutionary ideas halt climate change, improve people's livelihoods, and save the world's forests? The Nobel-prize winning economist famously said, 'There's a five-letter word I'd like to repeat and repeat and repeat: Trust.' Mongabay Special Reporting Initiative Fellow Wendee Nicole reports on Ostrom's innovative ideas of global forest conservation.
Zebras for the win! Africa's longest land migration discovered
(05/29/2014) With food and water scarce in many parts of Africa, many species migrate long-distances in order to survive. A new study published in the journal, Oryx has found a new record-breaker for the continent's longest tracked terrestrial migration: a huge group of zebras that traveled a total distance of 500 kilometers (300 miles).
Facebook, Twitter to carry 24 hours of live rainforest animal sightings on Monday
(05/29/2014) Next week, the rainforests of Southeast Asia are going live. On June 2nd, 11 organizations in the region will be posting lives video, photos, and wildlife sightings over 24 hours on Facebook and Twitter (see #rainforestlive). Dubbed Rainforest: Live, the initiative hopes to raise awareness of quickly vanishing ecosystems and species.
Extinction rates are 1,000x the background rate, but it's not all gloomy
(05/29/2014) Current extinction rates are at the high end of past predictions, according to a new paper published today in Science, however conservation efforts combined with new technologies could make a big difference. New research led by Stuart Pimm of Duke University argues that humans have pushed the current extinction rate to 1,000 times the historical rate.
Next big idea in forest conservation? Making community protection economically viable
(05/29/2014) After years of discovering new species and setting up protected areas, Neil Burgesses' career changed. Currently he is focused on community-driven conservation and on how to improve protected areas in Africa's Eastern Arc mountains region. Neil Burgess has worked in the conservation field for over twenty years, mainly in Tanzania where he also lived for five years.
Singapore: companies must accept responsibility in addressing haze crisis
(05/29/2014) Corporations will have to step up as better stewards of the environment if Southeast Asia's haze crisis is to be addressed, said Singaporean officials during a meeting held last week to discuss regional sustainability efforts.
Trawling: destructive fishing method is turning seafloors to 'deserts'
(05/28/2014) Previous research has linked trawling to significant environmental impacts, such as the harvest of large numbers of non-target species, collectively termed "bycatch," as well as destruction of shallow seabeds. Now, a new study finds this method is also resulting in long-term, far-reaching consequences in the deeper ocean and beyond.
Logging, fires take a hidden toll on Amazon rainforest
(05/28/2014) Selective logging and small sub-canopy fires are degrading vast areas of rainforest across the Brazilian Amazon, contributing to largely hidden carbon emissions, argues a study published today in Global Change Biology. The research found stark differences in carbon storage between primary forests, selectively logged forests, logged and burned forests, and regrowing or secondary forests.
Greenpeace accuses controversial palm oil company and Cameroon government of illegal logging
(05/28/2014) Greenpeace has just accused one of the world's most controversial oil palm companies, Herakles Farms, of colluding with top government officials to sell off illegally logged timber to China. According to a new report, an agreement between Cameroon's Minister of Forestry and Herkales Farms—through a shell company—could torpedo the country's agreement with the EU for better timber management.
Scientists discover 'shark' in Sumatran forest
(05/28/2014) In early April, Indonesian scientists discovered an endangered freshwater fish in the Harapan rainforest of Jambi. The species had never before been observed in the region, and is declining elsewhere throughout its range.
Pope Francis: 'if we destroy Creation, Creation will destroy us!'
(05/28/2014) Pope Francis I, who named himself after the nature-loving Saint from Assisi, spoke about the need to safeguard creation during an audience at the Vatican last week.
Indonesia's haze from forest fires kills 110,000 people per year
(05/28/2014) Haze caused by burning peat forests in Indonesia kills an average of 110,000 people per year and up to 300,000 during el Niño events, while releasing hundreds of millions of tons of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, warns a new report from Greenpeace. Sumatra: Going up in smoke argues that peatland and forest protection are the best way to protect the region from the effects of haze.
Upcoming EPA Proposal could put America back on track to lead on global warming
(05/27/2014) A regulation proposal on coal plants that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will release in June could be great news for the climate change initiative. The EPA rolled out tough regulations on new constructions of electric generation facilities in January, but the nation's 1,500 existing power plants were left unaffected.
Deutsche Bank dumps controversial palm oil company
(05/27/2014) Deutsche Bank has sold its stake in Bumitama, an Indonesian palm company that has been embroiled in controversy over alleged destruction of rainforests and peatlands in Borneo, reports Friends of the Earth Europe.
Plan to shrink World Heritage forest in Tasmania 'clearly inappropriate,' says IUCN
(05/27/2014) The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has roundly criticized Australia's proposal to remove 74,000 hectares of temperate rainforest from the World Heritage Committee. In a report to the global organization, the IUCN argues that the removal of these forests would "impact negatively" on the site's overall value.
April ties for warmest on record
(05/27/2014) Globally, this April was a scorcher, tying with 2010 for the warmest April on record, according to new data released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) last week. This makes 2014, to date, the sixth warmest year on record going back to 1880 when comparing the first four months.
RSPO calls for greater collaboration on zero deforestation commitments
(05/27/2014) The Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) today called for greater collaboration between it and the leading implementer of zero deforestation policies, The Forest Trust (TFT).
Brunei to limit agricultural land use to 1 percent
(05/25/2014) The tiny, but densely forested country of Brunei Darussalam says it will limit agricultural conversion to one percent of its land mass, preserving much of the rest for biodiversity and other services afforded by healthy forest ecosystems.
Oxfam: Despite zero deforestation pledges, big food companies remain weak on climate commitments
(05/25/2014) Despite several high profile pledges to phase deforestation out of their supply chains, big food and drink companies still aren't doing enough to curb their annual emissions of 264 million tons of greenhouse gas emissions, argues a new report published by Oxfam.
Indonesia's forests increasingly empty of wildlife
(05/25/2014) Tropical rainforests are the most species-rich ecosystems in the world. Each square kilometer has hundreds of tree species, birds and mammals, and countless other creatures. The idea that these forests could be devoid of animal life therefore seems ludicrous. Still the disappearance of birds, mammals and other species is what is happening in Indonesian forests. The 'empty forest' syndrome is becoming an increasing reality in this country.
Malaysian palm oil giant loses PNG case, plantations declared illegal
(05/24/2014) Papua New Guinea's National Court has declared two leases held by Malaysia-based Kuala Lumpur Kepong Berhad (KLK) null and void, and ordered the government to cancel the licenses to convert nearly 40,000 hectares of rainforest and community forest for oil palm plantations, reports the Rainforest Action Network (RAN).
Extreme cold and drought in U.S. linked to climate change
(05/23/2014) The U.S. Midwest and Northeast experienced one of the coldest, snowiest winters on record this past season. This might seem contrary to warming trends forecast by climate scientists, but a new analysis released today in Science points out that climate change caused by greenhouse gas emissions may actually have contributed to the well-below average temperatures seen in parts of the U.S.
Indonesian activist: strong company commitments, media push government on forest issues
(05/23/2014) Indonesia has become notorious for its high rate of forest loss, but there are nascent signs of progress. The central government has implemented a moratorium across some 14.5 million hectares of forest and peatlands, while a handful of Indonesian companies have adopted policies that establish social and environmental safeguards.
WWF accuses APRIL of breaking sustainability commitment by logging rainforest in Borneo
(05/23/2014) Environmental group WWF has accused Singapore-based pulp and paper giant Asia Pacific Resources International Limited (APRIL) of breaking its recent conservation commitment by destroying rainforest in Indonesian Borneo. APRIL has denied the charges.
Emerald-faced reptile discovered in Ecuador
(05/23/2014) Researchers have discovered a colorful lizard species in the cloud forests of northwestern Ecuador.
Next big idea in forest conservation? Linking public health and environmental degradation
(05/22/2014) Dr. Christopher Golden is an explorer on a mission. As both an epidemiologist and ecologist, he is investigating and expanding the interface between human and ecosystem health. This year, Golden was appointed the Director of Wildlife Conservation Society's HEAL (Health & Ecosystems: Analysis of Linkages) Program.
Zero-deforestation commitments pose acute challenges for commercial giants in the palm oil industry
(05/22/2014) The path to zero-deforestation appears to be paved with good intentions, but how successful are these companies in staying on that path? A controversial proposal to construct a refinery in the wildlife-rich Balikpapan Bay in Indonesian Borneo highlights the challenges faced by both palm oil companies and conservationists in the face of zero-deforestation commitments.
DRC seeks $1B to save its rainforest
(05/22/2014) The Democratic Republic of Congo is seeking a billion dollars for a plan to protect up to 9 million hectares of rainforests, reports the Financial Times.
Olinguito, tinkerbell, and a dragon: meet the top 10 new species of 2013
(05/22/2014) Out of around 18,000 new species described and named last year, scientists have highlighted ten in an effort to raise awareness about the imperiled biodiversity around us. Each species—from a teddy-bear-like carnivore in the Andes to a microbe that survives clean rooms where spaceships are built—stands out from the crowd for one reason or another.
Happy Amazon: $215 million raised for world's largest protected area network
(05/21/2014) By all standards the Amazon Region Protected Areas (ARPA) program is gargantuan: the network includes over 90 parks, covers 51 million hectares, and comprises 15 percent of Brazil's Amazon. But protecting an area bigger than Spain isn't cheap or easy. Today, a broad coalition of government donors and private funders have announced $215 million to secure ARPA over the next 25 years.
Timber concessions in Sumatra have high conservation value, according to report
(05/21/2014) Five industrial plantation forest concessions that supply timber to PT Asia Pulp and Paper (APP) in South Sumatra – locally known as HTI concessions – are areas of high conservation value inhabited by endangered Sumatran tigers (Panthera tigris sumatrae) and other endemic wildlife, according to a report issued at the end of March.
Climate change's ominous secret
(05/21/2014) Climate change is happening and humans are causing it, primarily from the increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide caused by burning fossil fuels. This much we know. The 'secret' comes from changes happening in the fast-warming Arctic: we may be surprisingly close to an Earth that supports far fewer humans than it does today.
Epidemic of elephant calf kidnapping hits Sri Lanka, say conservationists
(05/21/2014) In Sri Lanka, an underground wildlife racket has been simmering for a while. And a recent incident has brought it to a boil. On the night of May 1st, a gang attempted to kidnap a wild elephant calf out of the Uduwalawe National Park in Sri Lanka. But tipped off by alert villagers, police and wildlife officers foiled the abduction.
PepsiCo announces zero deforestation commitment for palm oil
(05/21/2014) The 450,000 tons of palm oil sourced annually by PepsiCo will be largely free of deforestation and peatlands conversion by 2016 under a policy announced last week by the food and drink giant. But some environmental activists are expressing reservations about the commitment, asserting that the safeguards are weaker than those set by other consumer products giants like Unilever and Nestle.
The matrix matters: scientists find surprising biodiversity between forests
(05/20/2014) In human-dominated countryside areas, forests are often fragmented and scattered among a matrix of developments such as plantations and pastures. Scientists have long overlooked the habitat value of these matrices. However, according to a recent study published in Nature, the biodiversity of altered countryside areas that exist between islands of fragmented forests can be significant and deserving of conservation attention.
Hope in the Heart of Darkness: huge population of chimpanzees discovered in the DRC
(05/20/2014) A recent study describes a new population of chimpanzees, which forms a continuous cultural group inhabiting an area of at least 50,000 square kilometers (19,000 square miles). The population, estimated to consist of many thousands of individuals, shares a unique set of learned skills that are passed on from generation to generation.
Chinese officials seize nearly a thousand dead pangolins
(05/20/2014) In one of the biggest pangolin trafficking cases yet recorded in China, officials confiscated 956 animals stuffed into 189 coolers this month. The dead pangolins were being carried overland in a truck, with the total haul weighing four tonnes. The traffickers were caught at the border of Guangdong Province. If convicted, they face up to ten years in jail.
Camera trap catches rare feline attempting to tackle armored prey (VIDEO)
(05/19/2014) One of the world's least known wild cats may have taken on more than it could handle in a recent video released by the Gashaka Biodiversity Project from Nigeria's biggest national park, Gashaka Gumti.
Dams be damned: study finds large dams are too expensive
(05/19/2014) Hydroelectric power, supplied mostly from dams, provides approximately 20 percent of the world's electricity, an amount of energy equivalent to 3.6 billion barrels of oil. However, a recent study by researchers at Oxford University has found that large dams cost so much money and take so long to build that they may not be economically viable.
The quiet zoo revolution
(05/19/2014) A quiet zoo revolution has also been occurring over the past twenty-five years. Rather than just stand by the sidelines as species vanish in the wild, many zoos have begun funding on-the-ground conservation efforts. This revolution signals a widening realization by zoos of the positive—and wholly unique—role they could play in combating global mass extinction. But are zoos doing enough?
Greenpeace: Timber laundering rampant in the Brazilian Amazon
(05/18/2014) A two-year investigation by Greenpeace has revealed the extent of timber laundering in two major Brazilian Amazon states: Pará and Mato Grosso. The report, published last week, suggests that fraud is widespread in the Brazilian timber industry. Loggers are using loopholes and outright deception to game regulations that aim to reduce the environmental impact of timber extraction.
Hong Kong begins destroying 131,000 pounds of elephant ivory
(05/17/2014) Hong Kong has begun destroying its 29.6-metric-ton stockpile of confiscated ivory. On Thursday authorities in the semi-autonomous Chinese city crushed and incinerated a ton of seized ivory in an action they hope will send a message to poachers and traffickers.
Indonesia's biological wonders are worth the fight
(05/17/2014) Environmentalists and conservation people, including myself, are a whining lot. It's our professional affliction to complain about everything that is wrong about the world's environments and the conservation of its species. Where most people would look at a landscape and see beautiful views, green trees, and big skies, we see ecological devastation in the making, the wrong birds in those trees, and the signs of changing climate.
Rainforest Alliance eco-certified coffee hits 1 billion pounds
(05/17/2014) Coffee produced under the Rainforest Alliance's certification system topped a billion pounds (455,000 million tons) for the first time in 2013.
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Celebrate this Fourth of July with patriotic star-shaped Jello snacks. Make these Stained Glass Jello Shots created by the Brown Eyed Baker for your Fourth of July party. Impress your friends with the stained glass effect. As an added bonus, these are much easier to make than they look!
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- 4 boxes of Jello in different colors
- 14-oz can sweetened condensed milk
- 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin
- water
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Carlos Carrasco pitched three innings after being hit in the side of the head by a comebacker in the first, Mark Reynolds and Nick Swisher each homered to help the Cleveland Indians beat the Chicago Cubs 13-5 Monday. Carrasco was hit on the side of the head by Darnell McDonald's line drive. Carrasco went down on his knees and was tended to by trainers but stayed in the game. He allowed four hits, two runs and a walk. He struck out two. Swisher has three of the Indians' 20 hits and Lonnie Chisenhall finished a triple short of the cycle and had three RBIs. Cubs right-hander Alberto Cabrera struggled through 2 1-3 innings. He allowed seven hits, five earned runs and a walk. Alfonso Soriano had his first home run of the spring and also doubled for Chicago.
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Carnegie Corporation of New York, Opportunity Equation, and Ashoka Changemakers launched the Partnering for Excellence collaborative competition to find innovative approaches to inspiring STEM-rich learning in our classrooms by connecting students with STEM professionals.
For an English version go to 'Inclusion, Youth and Training" online group.
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They are group of students trying to make a difference in this big world by not only reducing invasive phragmites in our urban area, but finding uses for them, "post-cut." We are middle school students from the Christa McAuliffe School (P.S #28) in Jersey City, NJ.
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I propose to start an after-school "garden classroom" in partnership between USC student volunteers and an LAUSD school closeby to USC, in either the USC Urban Garden or the Vermont Square Community Garden. With the mentorship of USC students and a hands-on curriculum of garden-based science and nutritional lessons, this venture could be an invaluable way to both bring more nutrition to schoolchildren's diets, supplementing their academic education, and empowering them to address the food injustice in their own communities.
Star Edulink Services Pvt. Ltd. has been founded by seasoned professionals in the education sector who saw a great opportunity in establishing a "Professional Education Consultancy" solely focused at bringing African students looking to study further into India.
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"SAMADHAN" (Rural innovators conclave) is an Idea generation platform for rural development by the rural youth. It will give confidence to them to nurture his/her ideas today and become influential leaders of tomorrow.
Dans la région de Dakar, particulièrement dans la commune d'arrondissement des parcelles assainies, l'initiateur du projet Sama Dream Prod a mis en place une organisation communautaire de base (O.C.B) chargé d'étudier et de réfléchir sur les différentes étapes de cette initiative d'avenir.


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Rainman, I started plotting out a route that ties together the new paved twisty road in LBL to 232. That should be a fun ride. I think that the new road in LBL is even more fun than 232.
I'm seeing Piney @ $12 a night, same as the other locations. Divide it up by 2 and it's $6 each. I have no problem with Piney or Turkey Bay. Was thinking along the lines of Troy, choosing something more centralized and less populated. Piney gets packed quickly, at least the electric loops that my in-laws RV on.
If we stay at Turkey Bay, would we have to pay to camp and to ride there, even if we don't ride there? That'd be bad for anyone that doesn't want to ride there.
I've not ridden there before so might give the big loop a go, but I'm not a very big technical rider myself.
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The Milwaukee Brewers have announced that they have come to an agreement with left-fielder Ryan Braun on a contract extension through the year 2020!For some time now, Braun has stated his desire to play for the Brewers for the entirety of his career. With his agreement to add five years onto a contract that was to run through the end of the 2015 season anyway, Braun showed everyone that he is a man of his word and willing to make that a distinct possibility.
Braun had the following to say upon the announcement of the extension:
"I want to thank the entire Milwaukee Brewers organization, specifically Mark Attanasio and his entire ownership group, Doug Melvin and Gord Ash for making this possible.
I have truly enjoyed the time I have spent in Milwaukee and look forward to spending the next 10 years here. I believe in the direction of this organization and its commitment to winning moving forward. I consider it an honor and privilege to be a part of this organization for the next 10 years.
Thank you to the Milwaukee Brewers for believing in me and making this happen."
Braun is off to a fantastic start in 2011, having reached base safely in all 18 of the team's games to this point. The numbers he's been able to produce since his arrival in the league have been very impressive as well. CATEGORY NUMBER RANK Hits 734 2nd Runs 414 2nd Total Bases 1,325 2nd Extra-Base Hits 304 2nd RBI 432 6th Home Runs 133 T-8th
This is a true "cornerstone" player, one that the Brewers will be able to have in their organization for the next decade.
Hits 734 2nd
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In so much as Robin Yount in my favorite player of all time, The Kid should enjoy the multitude of franchise offensive records that he holds for as long as he can...because the clock is officially ticking much more loudly than before.
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