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Sandisk Launches PCIe Solid State Accelerators (SSAs)
Subject: Storage | July 3, 2012 - 04:21 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: ssd, slc, server, sandisk, PCIe SSD, flash, enterprise, caching
Flash storage company Sandisk has recently jumped into the world of enterprise PCI-E caching SSDs – what they are calling Solid State Accelerators. Currently, they are offering a 200GB and 400GB model under the company's Lightning PCIe series. The SSDs feature a proprietary Sandisk controller driving 24nm SLC NAND flash, a PCI-E 2.0 x4 interface, and maximum power draw of 15 watts.
The Lightning Accelerators use the NAND flash for Sandisk's own foundry and offer a large performance boost for servers and workstations over hard drives and SATA SSDs. It is capable of 410 MB/s sequential reads or 110,000 IOPS. Further, when using 4KB and 8KB blocks, the drives can reach 23,000 and 17,000 read/write IOPS respectively. Other specifications include an average response time of 245 microseconds, and less than 30 millisecond maximum response times. The Solid State Accelerators also feature sustained read and write latencies as low as 50 microseconds.
Sandisk has built the drives so that they can be configured as boot drives, storage drives, or caching drives. The company supports up to 5 drives in a single system, for a maximum of 2TB of flash storage. In addition, Sandisk is offering up its Flashsoft software that allows the Lightning Accelerators to be used as caching drives on Windows-based systems. Unfortunately, that is an additional cost which is not included in the already pricey SSDs (good thing for corporate expense accounts!).
Speaking of pricing, the 200GB LP206M has an MSRP of $1,350 while the 400GB LP406M has an MSRP of $2,350. Both cards have five year warranties and a MTBF rating of 2 million hours. You can find more information on the Sandisk Website.
It will be interesting to see how this Sandisk accelerator stacks up to the likes of the Intel 910 and FusioIO drives! The FusionIO FX, for example, gives you 420GB of QDP MLC NAND for $2,495, which works out such that Sandisk has a slightly lower cost-per-gigabyte value and SLC flash. We will have to wait for some independant reviews to say which drive is actually faster, however.
LSI Demo Shows SandForce SF-2000 Series Driving Toshiba 19nm and IMFT 20nm Flash
Subject: Storage | June 4, 2012 - 10:00 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: computex, SF-2000, sandforce, LSI, flash
As some of you may already be aware, SandForce was acquired by LSI back in January of this year. SandForce has made a very popular SSD controller for some time now and was the first maker to demo a controller driving 25nm flash (last year). Now SandForce (under LSI) has done it once again. This time with the same type of controller driving both 19nm Toshiba and 20nm Micron (IMFT) flash memory types:
The release from LSI reports the controller supporting all six flash vendors, giving some serious flexibiltiy to makers of flash memory systems and products. Aside from a confirmation of the ability to drive newer flash memory types, the remainder of the specs appear largely the same, minus some additional tweaks to ECC necessary to support increased error rates encountered as dies shrink.
Full press release from LSI after the break:
Windows 8 Metro browser will have some Flash support
Subject: General Tech, Systems, Mobile | May 24, 2012 - 02:46 AM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: WOA, windows 8, flash
Microsoft has backed down, to some extent, from their "plug-in free; web standards only" position for the Metro-half of IE10. Some, but not all, Flash content will be able to play in the Metro browser. This change should be included in the Windows 8 Release Preview expected to be released in early June.
You may turn your back on Adobe but you'll be back in a Flash.
Rafael Rivera has published a post on his Within Windows blog which he co-authored with Paul Thurrott about Flash integration with the Metro web browser. Until recently Microsoft was passionately against anything other than web standards in their Metro browser. Plugins are still not allowed in the application but that does not exclude Microsoft from embedding Flash into the browser directly.
I guess Silverlight is not popular enough…
(screenshot credit: Within Windows)
Adobe actively supports Microsoft's efforts and has provided the source code to facilitate the integration into Metro Internet Explorer 10.
Security will rest somewhat on Microsoft's ability to patch their software in time but will also be supported by a whitelist system. Flash for Internet Explorer 10 will only be supported on certain websites in certain ways. Unless your website is listed as requiring Flash for compatibility reasons then your website will not have access to the platform.
I am not really sure whether there is a cut or dry answer to whether this is a good thing or a bad thing. The only thing I can say for certain is that Microsoft gives the impression that they had a strong and clear vision for Windows 8 and since completely abandoned their plan.
It follows the rumors of what happened to Vista: a bunch of years working on a secure memory management architecture that was scrapped at the last minute requiring over half of the OS to be rewritten in C++.
We all know how great that turned out.
The SSD market gets passed a TRIM command
Subject: General Tech, Storage | March 7, 2012 - 06:39 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: western digital, ssd, hitachi, flash, EMC
Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, which was the result of the merger of Hitachi and IBM's HDD businesses, is likely being purchased by Western Digital tomorrow for about $4.3 billion. This makes sense as WD has been using Hitachi GST as a sales partner when providing EMC with high end flash disks. This deal comes on the heels of a major sell, the SSD400S flash disk which uses Intel's 34nm SLC NAND and the SSD400S-B which utilizes the new 25nm NAND developed by Intel. Check out the specifications of the flash drives as well as the new SSD company over at The Register.
"WD is buying Hitachi GST and the acquisition is expected to be formally announced tomorrow with a condition of two years of independence for Hitachi GST - imposed by a Chinese anti-competition regulator. EMC has certified Hitachi GST's SSD400S flash disks for use in its VNX mid-range unified storage arrays, including the all-flash VNX5500-F, so WD will effectively fulfil this deal once the acquisition is announced."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- TSMC suddenly halts 28nm production @ SemiAccurate
- AMD cuts loose GlobalFoundries stake @ The Register
- Peter Molyneux has left Microsoft @ The Inquirer
- Workers can't escape Windows 8 Metro - Microsoft COO @ The Inquirer
- 5 Tips and Tricks for Using Yum @ The Register
- Adobe lobs out Flash update to plug 3D security hole @ The Register
- Six foot speaker shakes buildings to their foundation @ Hack a Da
- Digital Innovations Accessories @ TechwareLabs
- Cebit 2012 HardwareHeaven Coverage
Intel / Micron Flash Technology Venture Expands, Micron Assumes Two Plants
Subject: Storage | February 28, 2012 - 10:40 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: micron, Intel, imft, flash, fab
Earlier today we caught some news of Intel and Micron extending their joint agreement to develop and create flash memory under the IMFT name. Along with this extension came some rearrangements to the current plan. Intel will be selling off their stake in two of the smaller fabs, located in Singapore and Manassas, VA. The sale is for $600 million, half of which will stay with Micron as a credit that Intel can use to later purchase NAND flash produced from those factories.
The 'tip of the spear' IMFT fab located in Lehi, Utah, will remain jointly owned and operated. This makes good business sense as the Lehi fab is the first to shift to smaller process nodes. IMFT announced 25nm flash memory production at this very fab in early 2010.
PC Perspective toured IMFT Utah during the 25nm launch announcement.
Some may see this as Intel taking a step away from flash memory, but I see it as quite the contrary. Micron has always tended towards being a bulk producer of memory products, while Intel are the promary innovators in the arena. This move allows Intel to focus on the bleeding edge plant while Micron handles the particulars of cranking out those technologies developed at the Lehi Plant. It is likely that the highest grade flash comes from the Lehi plant, and Intel's half of the output is more than enough to supply their SSD production lines.
Click to view full article for the press release.
Overcoming Hurdles
A paper, titled "The Bleak Future of NAND Flash Memory" was recently jointly published by the University of California and Microsoft Research. It has been picked up by many media outlets who all seem to be beating the same morbid drum, spinning tales of a seemingly apocalyptic end to the reign of flash-based storage devices. While I agree with some of what these authors have to say, I have reservations about the methods upon which the paper is based.
TLC and beyond?
The paper kicks off by declaring steep increases in latency and drops in lifetime associated with increases in bits-per-cell. While this is true, flash memory manufacturers are not making large pushes to increase bits-per-cell beyond the standard MLC (2 bits per cell) tech. Sure some have dabbled in 3-bit MLC, also called Triple Level Cell (TLC) which is a bit of a misnomer since storing three bits in a cell actually requires eight voltage level bands, not three as the name implies. Moving from SLC to MLC doubles density, but the diminishing returns increase sharply after that – MLC to TLC only increases capacity by a another 1.5x, but sees a 2-4x reduction in performance and endurance. In light of this, there is little demand for TLC flash, and where there is, it's clear by the usage cases that it is not meant for anything beyond light usage. There's nothing wrong with the paper going down this road, but the reality is that increasing bits per cell is not the envelope being pushed by the flash memory industry.
Wait a second – where is 25nm MLC?
Looking at the above we see a glaring omission – 25nm MLC flash, which has been around for close to two years now, and constitutes the majority of shipping flash memory parts currently in production. SLC was also omitted, but I can see the reason for this – it's hard to get your hands on 25nm SLC these days. Why? Because MLC technology has been improved upon to the point where 'enterprise MLC' (eMLC) is rapidly replacing SLC even despite the supposed reduction in reliability and endurance over SLC. The reasons for this are simple, and are completely sidestepped or otherwise overlooked by the paper:
- SSD controllers employ write combination and wear leveling techniques.
- Some controllers even compress data on-the-fly as to further reduce writes and provisioning.
- Controller-level Error Correction (ECC) has improved dramatically with each process shrink.
- SSD controllers can be programmed to compensate for the drift of data stored in a cell (eMLC).
Continue reading our editorial on the not-so-bleak future of NAND Flash Memory!!!
CES Storage Roundup Part 4 - Sandisk, PQI
Subject: Storage, Shows and Expos | January 16, 2012 - 11:36 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: ssd, sandisk, PQI, memory, flash, CES
Sandisk had a booth with a large array of small nand flash storage devices, though most of it appeared to be SD, CF, or for embedded mobile applications:
One of the more interesting pieces was a 64GB e.MMC nand flash part that fit *within* the dimensions of a penny! This is not a plug-in module - it's the type that would be soldered onto the mainboard of a cell phone or other small mobile device:
While the booth was generally light on SSD's, there were a couple on display, namely the U100, in both 7mm (left) and 9.5mm (right) form factors:
The U100 is also available in even smaller form factor. We're currently taking a look at an Ultrabook equipped with the same Sandisk U100 SSD - mounted to an even smaller PCB.
PQI has been a favorite of mine for years. They were among the first to make a really tiny thumb drive, and I'm glad to see they continue to make a versatile line of products:
A little known fact is that PQI also has a line of SATA SSD's:
The S525 Series (also available as the S518 - 1.8" form factor), is a bit long in the tooth and uses a dated JMicron controller, but PQI made the extra effort to include the optional USB 2.0 interface that most other manufacturers chose to omit.
More to follow
I've still got some pics to sift through, so stay tuned for more CES Storage goodies!
PC Perspective's CES 2012 coverage is sponsored by MSI Computer.
Follow all of our coverage of the show at http://pcper.com/ces!
CES Storage Roundup Part 3 - Intel Cherryville and IMFT 20nm flash die spotted!
Subject: Storage, Shows and Expos | January 16, 2012 - 10:33 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: ssd, micron, Intel, imft, flash, cherryville, CES, 20nm
CES is sort of like a Where's Waldo book. There are thousands of places to look, with new technology spread around all over the place. Some of that unreleased tech shows up right in front of you and you don't even realize what you were looking at until later on. It's how we caught a look at prototype Light Peak (now Thunderbolt) two years ago, and this year we saw some more goodies not previously seen in the wild. I tend to be a bit of a shutterbug, and I take seemingly random pics of things as the PCPer gang runs around the various vendor booths and hotel suites. While going through the pics from my phone, I ran across this shot of what I thought was an Intel 320 Series SSD:
Definitely not a 320, that's an Intel 520 Series (Cherryville) SSD. While Intel had their 520 Series locked up tight at their Storage Visions booth, this one was powering another motherboard makers product elsewhere in Vegas. Unfortunately this system was only to demo the motherboard itself, without a connected display, so it would not have been possible to run our own benches.
At storage visions, we also saw this display at the Micron booth. It's interesting to see how 16GB of flash memory has shrunk over the past few years. We've certainly come a long way from the good old X25-M:
Some of you may know that I'm a sucker for a good die shot, so I snuck back out to Micron's suite later on to get my own macro shot of the 20nm IMFT flash die:
Micron is, like many other vendors, working on their own SSD solution specifically for SSD caching applications. It's currently unreleased, so more to follow on this.
PC Perspective's CES 2012 coverage is sponsored by MSI Computer.
Follow all of our coverage of the show at http://pcper.com/ces!
CES Storage Roundup Part 2 - Corsair, Patriot
Subject: Storage, Shows and Expos | January 12, 2012 - 05:29 AM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: ssd, patriot, memory, flash, corsair, CES
While roaming Vegas, we came across lots of storage goodies. Here are a few:
Corsair showed their line of SSD's, with a new addition:
The new addition is on the right. This is the 'Accelerator' series, an SSD primarily meant for caching duties:
The Accelerator series will be available in 30, 45, and 60GB capacities, and will be packaged with caching driver software for those not running a Z68 or better caching capable Intel board.
Also on display was a refresh to the Voyager, Voyager GT, and Survivor series, bringing their interface up to USB 3.0 speeds.
We also saw Patriot's lineup:
Pictured above, from top down, is the following:
- Wildfire (Sandforce 6Gb/sec / Toshiba Toggle-mode flash)
- Pyro SE (Sandforce 6Gb/sec / IMFT Sync flash)
- Pyro (Sandforce 6Gb/sec / IMFT Async flash)
- Magma (Phison / Async flash)
- Mac Series (identical Pyro SE, but Apple certified)
Next is the USB lineup, with many new USB 3.0 models replacing the older 2.0 units. The Transporter series is a bit shorter than it used to be, which is a welcome bonus.
Here are Patriot's portable flash offerings, consisting of high capacity SD cards and Phison-driven mSATA and smaller (!) form factors:
This is 'mSATA mini', which is about half the length of a standard mSATA SSD. On the other end of that spectrum is a 240GB Macbook Air unit (just off camera in the above pic).
Stay Tuned!
...I've got a few more goodies to post!
PC Perspective's CES 2012 coverage is sponsored by MSI Computer.
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CES Storage Roundup Part 1 - Toshiba, Kingston
Subject: Storage, Shows and Expos | January 12, 2012 - 02:26 AM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: toshiba, ssd, memory, kingston, flash, CES
While roaming Vegas, we came across lots of storage goodies. Here are a few:
Toshiba was showing a 19nm flash memory wafer and all of their products containing them.
They seem to be taking their SATA SSD lines less seriously, as there were none on display. While there were no SSD's to speak of, there were USB devices:
There was also plenty of SDHC, including their own SD WiFi card - used to upload photos as they are taken.
They were also showing an SDXC card. While the shown card was a functioning 64GB unit, the SDXC format is capable of taking to cards up to 1TB in capacity.
We saw some cool stuff over at the Kingston booth:
If you look inside that case, you'll see they are now making an mSATA SSD:
They also showed their ever expanding line of USB 2.0 and 3.0 devices:
...and this really tiny model, which packs 8GB of storage into something barely big enough to unplug without the use of needle nose pliers:
Stay Tuned!
...more storage stuff is coming soon!
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Start: A.L. Davis Park on Washington Ave and LaSalle
Proceed up Lasalle to Louisiana Ave making a left on Louisiana Ave to Carondolet Street.
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Stop: We at the Turning Point now (Turning Point Lounge) up Washington Ave to Dryades St. - right on Dryades St. to Phillip St. - right on Phillip St. to Brainard St. to Jackson Ave. - left on Jackson Ave to Simon Blvd. right on Simon Blvd to Martin Luther King Blvd. - left on Martin Luther King
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Many of the biggest heroes for the Tribe on Sunday afternoon weren't even in the linup to start the game.
Mark Reynolds, Michael Bourn and Jason Giambi all pinch hit in the ninth and 10th innings, helping contribute to a come-from-behind 4-3 victory over the Detroit Tigers.
With the win, the Tribe share first place with the Tigers in the AL Central.
Reynolds pinch hit in the 10th inning with the bases loaded and two outs, singling home the go-ahead run.
An inning before, Bourn scored the tying run with two outs on a single from Michael Brantley.
The two-out hit gave Tigers closer Jose Valverde his first blown save of the year.
Earlier in the inning, Bourn had led off the inning with a pinch-hit walk, stealing second base.
Valverde managed to retire the next two batters before walking pinch hitter Jason Giambi to keep the inning alive.
The clutch, late-inning runs come in a game in which Tribe starter Zach McAllister struggled early, but kept the Indians in the ball game through six innings. McAllister surrendered just two earned runs, both coming on a Brayan Pena home run in the second inning.
Cleveland tied the game in the third, with Jason Kipnis doubling home a pair of runs with two outs off of Tigers starter Rick Porcello.
From there, the Tigers scored their only other run in the fourth inning, thanks in part to a throwing error from Lonnie Chisenhall which put the leadoff man on second base. The unearned run scored to give Detroit a one-run lead.
The Tribe certainly had their chances to even the score again before the ninth.
Perhaps the best opportunity came in the fifth, when Yan Gomes doubled to leadoff the inning. Brantley and Kipnis both walked to load the bases for the middle of the order.
But Porcello induced a ground ball double play from Asdrubal Cabrera to end the frame.
The same happened in the seventh, as Chisenhall and Gomes both reached to start the inning. This time, it was Tigers reliever Phil Coke who got Brantley to ground into a double play.
Gomes went 3-4 on the day, his first three-hit game of his career. Reynolds' run batted in to give the Tribe the lead was his 32nd of the season, good for fifth in the American League.
On Sunday, Indians pitchers kept the tough middle of the order from doing much damage. Torii Hunter and Miguel Cabrera both hit a pair of singles, but Prince Fielder and Victor Martinez behind them went a combined 0-9 on the day.
None of the first six hitters in the Detroit lineup scored or drove in a run on Sunday, which kept the Tribe in the ballgame just enough to make the late-inning comeback.
The Tribe now returns to Cleveland for a makeup double-header against the New York Yankees on Monday.
AL Central Scores for Sunday, May 12
Cleveland Indians @ Detroit Tigers: 4-3 (10 innings)
New York Yankees @ Kansas City Royals: 4-2
Baltimore Orioles @ Minnesota Twins: 6-0
Los Angeles Angels @ Chicago White Sox: 8:05 p.m. start
AL Central Standings for May 13, 2013
Detroit Tigers:...….…20-15....0.0 games back
Cleveland Indians.......20-15....0.0 games back
Kansas City Royals:...18-16…1.5 games back
Minnesota Twins:...…17-16....2.0 games back
Chicago White Sox:....14-20....5.5 games back
AL Central Schedule for Monday, May 13
New York Yankees @ Cleveland Indians - 12:05 p.m. Game One
New York Yankees @ Cleveland Indians - TBD Game Two
Houston Astros @ Detroit Tigers - 7:08 p.m.
Chicago White Sox @ Minnesota Twins - 8:10 p.m.
Kansas City Royals @ Los Angeles Angels - 10:05 p.m.
All times in eastern standard.
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Suggested Links
- Tribe battles against Verlander, holds on in victory over Detroit
- Detroit's Cabrera, Scherzer power team on both ends to big win over Tribe
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|COMPRESSION DEVICE FOR SHREDDING PLANT - A compression device for a scrap-shredding plant, comprising at least a rotating roller element able to cooperate with a feed surface for feeding of scrap to the plant in order to grip and compress the scrap between the roller element and the feed surface. The roller element comprises a hollow tubular structure able to be dis-assembled, having semi-cylindrical cap elements reciprocally coupled during use with a rotation shaft of the rollers.
|COVER DEVICE FOR A SHREDDING PLANT - A cover device for a shredding plant, able to cover at least a shredder unit comprising a rotary drum able to rotate around its own axis of rotation inside a shredding chamber. The cover device is provided with a plurality of separation means to separate and discharge the materials arriving from shredding. The cover device comprises at least:
|SHREDDING DEVICE FOR A SHREDDING PLANT - A shredding device comprising a drum having a central hub rotating around an axis on which a plurality of discoid elements are mounted adjacent, able to rotate solidly together and carrying peripherally beating elements. Each discoid element comprises a set of beating elements which comprises at least a pair of beating elements and, along the axis, the pairs of beating elements of the discoid elements are disposed angularly staggered with respect to the same axis.
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I see a hidden dick joke on the one with spike and rarity
Damn! Fixed it up and added two wings to it. Very nice job.
the book in this reminds me of that chopping for actors book from hoodwinked 1
"Construction for Eggheads" XD that made my day
It looks is Awesome
Constructing... Construction Complete!
Forgot to mention:
Is it me, or does Nebby have his grandmother's mane and tail?
Is it me, or does Nebby have his grandmother's mane and tail?
Heh! These guys work quicker than any construction company I've ever seen!
Spike the Handyman! Uhh... handyDRAGON???
Spike the Handyman! Uhh... handyDRAGON???
♫We built this business
We built this business on rock and roll~♫
We built this business on rock and roll~♫
oh look it twilight and Trixie i almost forget they were in this tumblr. it will propably me like 3 or 4 more story arcs before they have any purpose again
nice....hmmm? makes you wonder if spike has more of a chance now? :3
I see young mares whos designs are close to Twilight and Trixie.... <_< May I know the names?
omg the kids have grown so fast !
Wow, that is a nice transformation.
Were gonna need a montage, MONTAGE! Ooh it takes a montage, MONTAGE!
Good god Mars, stop growing so fast! Seriously man, I feel old seeing you as a... what, a mid-teenager now?
"Raise this barn" started playing in my mind as I read this. Despite it not being a barn. I guess that song is just appropriate for most building montages.
Spike is so cool when grown up!
EXTREME HOME MAKEOVERS !!! and isn't it about time that neby gets his cutiemark ?
Wait. Mars looks like a teenager now, Aurora looks old enough to talk, and Nebby looks about the age of CMC in show. How long did it take to renovate said house?
Raise this company, raise this company,
Together we can raise this company,
Together we can raise this company,
Eat your heart out Ty Pennington.
Wow, they sure grew up fast.
I see Mars and the foals are all growing quite well.
Mars is an adolesent aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! Plop
I called bull nuggets. There must have been causalities. I demand the gag reel.
Holy crap! Did Mars just get taller!? O__O
And a job well done on the place
And a job well done on the place
thats cool
... I miss kid Spike.
Build this biz, Build this biz,
One, two, three four...
One, two, three four...
EHMEHGURD! Mars is growing
"and no casualties.".....yet. *insert dramatic music here*
Hey! You spelled it right this time!
Has spike done anything else other than looking at Rarity all day?
If Mars and Aurora are that old already, shouldn't the CMC have their cutie marks and be all grown up now?
Since when did Mars get older?!
wow mars looks as lot older
And I'm almost there, I'm almost there
People down here think I'm crazy, but I don't care
Trials and tribulations I've had my share
There ain't nothing gonna stop me now cause I'm almost there~~
People down here think I'm crazy, but I don't care
Trials and tribulations I've had my share
There ain't nothing gonna stop me now cause I'm almost there~~
no casulties... except for painted hooves
PFFT construction for dummies!
Was I the only one who thought of the music that plays in Monopoly for SNES when a house/hotel is being built?
woah nice


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10 Questions: Jacalyn Spoon: She's Added Thousands of Volumes to the Library Shelves, but Jacalyn Spoon Probably Does More to Advance the Study and Conservation of Birds When She Conducts Workshops and Book Readings with Children, Teachers and College Students
Spencer, Forrest Glenn, Information Outlook
According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, watching birds ("birding") is the most popular sport in the United States, with more than 51 million participants ranging from backyard enthusiasts to renowned scientists. The Cornell Lab of Ornithology, located in Ithaca, New York, serves as a vital resource for these birders and anyone else interested in birds, their habitats, and their behavior. Lab staff conduct research, encourage people to respect and value birds, promote the conservation of bird habitats, and help expand our knowledge of birds through education.
The Adelson Library, Cornell's 20th and newest library, provides support for the lab and for scholarly ornithological communities around the globe. SLA member Jacalyn C. Spoon, a self-described "very casual birder," is the administrator of the Adelson Library. She recently talked to Information Outlook about the library, the lab, and her work.
Q: Tell us about the Adelson Library and the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
The Adelson Library is embedded within the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, which is a membership organization--it has about 29,000 members. The library primarily serves the 259 research faculty, staff, visiting fellows, students, and volunteers at the Cornell Lab. It also serves the lab's members and the worldwide birding community. About 30 percent of our visitors are from the birding community.
Adelson is mostly focused on ornithology and related subjects, such as biology, conservation, animal behavior and wildlife management. The library also holds books on birds in art and fiction.
The library was built in 2003 with member donations, and it's beautiful. Constructed with locally quarried stone and finished with cherry woodwork and furniture made by a local craftsman, it embodies the spirit of conservation without being rustic. It's full of natural light, thanks to a wall of windows overlooking Sapsucker Woods Pond, and even has a fireplace to cozy up to in the winter. It's been the envy of many visiting librarians.
Q: What are your duties at the library? What was the library like before you came on board, and what have been your contributions?
Prior to 2003, the Cornell Lab of Ornithology owned a small collection of books. With the addition of dedicated library space in the new building, donations of books and journals were collected from members to establish a 10,000-volume library.
When I began working at Adelson, all of the books and bound journals had already been cataloged and were on the shelves. I've added more than 3,000 volumes over the past five years. The responsibility for selecting new titles is shared between me and Linda Stewart at the Albert R. Mann Library, the main life sciences library at Cornell University.
In 2008, I launched the Cornell Lab of Ornithology Gallery of Bird and Wildlife Art, an online art collection. This was a joint effort by several departments at the lab and at Cornell University. It's amazing how many people it takes to pull a project like this together. Since the launch of the gallery, I've served as the registrar for the art collection of the Cornell Lab.
On a day-to-day basis, I manage the paper, book and journal collections of the Cornell University Museum of Vertebrates and the Macaulay Library, which are also housed in this building. I'm the keeper of all statistics big and small that are required by the Association of Research Libraries, the Association of College and Research Libraries, and the National Center for Education Statistics, and for internal use. I'm also the designer of the Adelson Library budget, the explainer of the budget, and the cutter of the budget.
I maintain four public computers within the library, which also has two scanners and a printer available. This is a conservation organization, so I encourage people to scan the resources they need instead of printing them, with the idea that they'll save paper. …


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Profile Photos
Album for profile photos
Sep 22, 2011
Photos: 1
Wedding in England
Marco and I were married in England in a register office.
Jun 16, 2010
Photos: 36
Pic-A-Day .... October 2008
Random photos ....one every day throughout October 2008.
Oct 1, 2008
Photos: 31
A Day in the Life of Twinkle Cat.
Twinkle is an old Steiff kitten. He is very cute & has a nice leisurely life here in The Netherlands. Here are photos from one day in his life.This album was made on 24th May, 2007, but I have changed the date on the album to bring it forward on my gallery page.
Sep 21, 2008
Photos: 63
Pic-a-Day .... September 2008 .... random pics.
One photo every day throughout September.
Sep 1, 2008
Photos: 30
September 2008
Odd photos taken throughout September 2008.
Photos: 78
Birthday BBQ ... for Albertine
We went to Albertine's home to celebrate her birthday. She had a BBQ in her back garden. We couldn't stay long because we had also been invited to Eva's house for an evening meal.
Aug 31, 2008
Photos: 43
Meal with Eva
Marco, Kimberley and I went to Eva's home in Enschede for an evening with Eva, Elias, Dominique, Ron, Rose, Tonni and Selly.
Photos: 28
Bombay Spice Again!
We were looking at photos from our last meal in the Bombay Spice Restaurant in Hengelo, and we decided that it was time to go there again!
Aug 29, 2008
Photos: 27
Photos of Kimie in UK
Kimberley went for a week's holiday in England and stayed with K and R. This album contains just a small selection of her holiday pics.I have only put photos here that have Kimi in them!
Aug 16, 2008
Photos: 50
Rose and Ron's BBQ
Our friends, Rose and Ron, invited us to a BBQ at their home.
Aug 9, 2008
Photos: 67
Pic-a-Day... August 2008 ....Random pics.
One photo every day throughout August.
Aug 1, 2008
August 2008 ....Odd photos taken throughout August.
Odd photos taken throughout August ....no theme.
Photos: 201
Visit to Enter ... Clog Museum
Anna, Meitty and I went on a day trip to the town of Enter with a group of local people. In Enter we visited a very small clog workshop and a room filled with very old clogs....a type of museum. There was also a room with half an old boat, and they called that a museum, too! I cannot tell much about the photos, because I cannot remember everything. A lot of it I didn't understand anyway! However, you can look it all up on the website. The address is here:
Jul 30, 2008
Photos: 80
Bombay Spice...(humorous).
One evening we fancied an Indian meal, and so we went to The Bombay Spice restaurant in Hengelo. We ordered the chef's surprise meal. So we were not sure which dishes we were getting!
In Hospital
I spent a few days in hospital for an operation.Here are just a few photos of my ward & the food.
Jul 5, 2008
Photos: 45
Kimie in Spain
Kimie went to Spain with Claire and her family.
Jul 4, 2008
Photos: 119
July 2008 Pic-a-Day ...A random photo every day
Random photos taken throughout July 2008.
Jul 1, 2008
July 2008 Odd photos taken throughout July
Odd photos taken throughout July.
Photos: 72
Spare Ribs at Holten
We went to a sort of motel restaurant at Holten for spare ribs. The service was good, and the meal was lovely.
Jun 14, 2008
Photos: 37
Visit to old weaver's house ..(het wevershuisje).
A visit to het Wevershuisje in Almelo with my wijktaal group. http://www.wevershuisje.nl/
Jun 11, 2008
Photos: 55
Picnic in Rijssen
We set out with lots of food to meet up with Abby, Yvonne and others for a big picnic in a place called "Borkeld Dagcamping". The trouble was that we found two places called Borkeld, and neither of them was the right place! So we gave up searching and drove to the park in nearby Rijssen, where we had our own picnic.
Jun 7, 2008
Photos: 74
June 2008 .... Odd photos taken throughout June.
These are photos that do not fit in any specific album, but were taken throughout June 2008. It's a sort of photo diary. I will keep adding to this album until June is over.
Jun 3, 2008
Pic-a-Day .... Random photos....June 2008
A photo every day throughout June.
Jun 1, 2008
BBQ with Sheri & Tim....Expat Meet-up.
Some members of our expat group met at Sheri and Tim's parents' house for a BBQ. It started to rain so we moved indoors, but the BBQ went ahead, with Tim and his dad doing the cooking. We all had a nice time.They live in the area where all the houses were flattened after being burnt out in 2000 after the terrible fireworks disaster in Enschede.
May 25, 2008
A Humorous Look at Lianne's Birthday BBQ
Lianne had a birthday BBQ in her garden, but soon after the BBQ was lit, it started to pour down with rain. We had to move everything indoors, except for the BBQ which remained outside, under a parasol.
May 14, 2008
Photos: 101
Gerda's Birthday BBQ
We went to Gerda's birthday BBQ. The weather was great. There was plenty of meat. We had a nice time there.
May 10, 2008
Photos: 116
A visit to Rijssen
The weather was great, so Marco and I drove to Rijssen and walked around the park. After that we went to eat in a café.
May 4, 2008
Photos: 42
Apenheul ...... A monkey park in Apeldoorn
Marco & I went to Apenheul today. We had a lovely day there. The grounds were really large, but we didn't see that many monkeys around!
May 3, 2008
Photos: 146
Grand Café De Rechter
Marco and I went to the newly opened grand café in Almelo. Cafés here in Holland are a bit like pubs in the UK.
Photos: 18
May 2008 ....Odd photos taken throughout May. Unthemed!
Odd pics taken in May.
May 2, 2008
Photos: 111
De Nacht Van Nijverdal .... Nijverdal's Night Market
Marco and I went to Nijverdal's Night Market. We also ate in what used to be Marco's favourite snack bar when he lived in Nijverdal. (If you ask me, all snack bars are the same here)!
Photos: 23
Ascension Day Picnic, (with our church congregation)
On Ascension day we went to church for a service, and then we held a big picnic in the carpenter's yard, near to the church with our own St. Mary's congregation & the congregation of our sister church in Arnhem. It was a rainy day, but we were under cover & the weather didn't stop the fun, with good food & pleasant company.
May 1, 2008
Pic-a-Day .... Random photos .... May 2008
One photo every day in May.
Linda's Birthday Celebration After Church.
After the church service today, we celebrated Linda's birthday in the church hut. Linda and Gerrit brought some snacks and wine for everyone.
Apr 27, 2008
Photos: 13
Lunch at Annie's
Annie invited me & Anna back to her home for lunch.
Apr 23, 2008
A humorous look at Linda's Birthday Get-Together.
It was Linda's birthday today & she had an open house all day for birthday visitors! Marco picked me up after school & we went to her house where we stayed until 9.30 in the evening!
Apr 21, 2008
Photos: 35
A visit to the local cat & dog sanctuary.
Marco & I went to visit the local cat, (& dog), sanctuary & to take them a donation of a box of canned cat food. This is the cat's home where Suki was staying, (see my album called "The tale of Suki, an abandoned cat" and also see my "December 2007"album for an update on Suki.). We were delighted to hear that Suki has been adopted by someone & now has a new home. We had a peek through the glass windows of all the cat rooms. The cats were all so cute. We didn't go to look at the dogs this time, although we did pass a nice one on the way out! http://www.dierenopvangnoordbroek.nl/index.htm
Apr 19, 2008
Photos: 19
Hengelo Hospital & KFC
We had a busy morning. First to the fitness centre,&then to the Previtas Clinic,(that's a private clinic within Hengelo hospital), then to see a specialist in Hengelo hospital, & then lunch in KFC, and home again, & then poor Marco had to go off to work!!
Apr 18, 2008
Views of Almelo from the new school building.
I was invited to a workshop for language & communication which was organised by ROC van Twente, (the school where I do volunteer work), and Scoop, (a volunteer organisation). The meeting was held in Almelo's new school building. I took some photos of Almelo from the windows of the room we were in.
Apr 15, 2008
Photos: 15
A Day in Hengelo
We went to Hengelo for the day. I left 6 bookcrossing books around the town,(www.bookcrossing.com ) & then we bought some lovely cheese from the market, went for lunch in De Twee Wezen, did some more shopping & then went for dinner in the Bombay Spice Indian Restaurant before coming home.
Apr 12, 2008
Photos: 68
Breakfast in Intratuin with Expat Group
Our expat group met up with each other again for breakfast at Intratuin in Enschede.There were 21 of us including the children. We moved lots of tables together to make one big one. I think it was the longest table that Intratuin had ever seen in their restaurant! (It's a garden centre!).
Apr 6, 2008
Photos: 29
April 2008 .... Odd photos taken throughout the month.
Odd photos taken throughout April 2008 ..... no theme.
Apr 2, 2008
Photos: 99
"Talendorp".... English exams at the New Erasmus School..... April 2008
Every year I go to help with the English exams at the New Erasmus School here in Almelo. They set tables up in a sort of village. Each table represents something different, like a job centre, rail station, police etc. The students must do a project at each table, which involves speaking in English.
Apr 1, 2008
Photos: 14
Pic-a-Day .... Random photos....April 2008
A random picture every day throughout April 2008.
Celebration for Louw...Easter Sunday...March 2008
We had food & wine in the church hut today. It was a surprise especially for Louw,our organist, because he, & Pauline are about to go to Australia for a few weeks, & because he has been playing the organ for 50 years!
Mar 23, 2008
Good Friday....Spare Ribs in "Cookers" Restaurant ... March 2008
Marco, Kimberley & I went to Cookers Restaurant in De Woonboulevard, Almelo for a spare ribs meal. I don't really like spare ribs very much.One time a year is enough for me!
Mar 21, 2008
Photos: 25
Lunch at Abby's House....IWON Meeting..... March 2008
Our two monthly meeting of the IWON group took place today at Abby's house in Goor. We each brought some food to share, and we had a lovely lunch.
Mar 16, 2008
Photos: 22
Lunch with Annie
Today Meitty and I went to lunch with Annie in her home near to Almelo town centre.
Mar 14, 2008
A Morning With Meitty
Meitty invited Annie, Anna & myself to a church ladies coffee morning at Baptisten "De Bron" church. Afterwards, Annie & I went back to Meitty's home & she cooked a meal for us.
Mar 13, 2008
Visit to the Fire Brigade in Almelo .... March 2008
The ladies of the ILC went to the local fire brigade for a talk & a tour.
Mar 6, 2008
A Humorous Look at Kimberley's Shopping Trip to England...March 2008
Kimberley went to England to do some shopping.She took an almost empty suitcase & came home with a full case & lots of bags!! (and no money, of course!).
Mar 4, 2008
Photos: 53
March 2008
Various photos taken throughout March 2008.
Mar 1, 2008
Photos: 44
Pic - A - Day ... Album 11 ... March 2008
Random photos, one a day, taken throughout March 2008.
Expat Meet-Up....Ribhouse Texas, Boekelo.... March 2008
We met at the Ribhouse Texas in Boekelo for a meal.
Photos: 33
A Humorous Look At Hennie's Birthday Get-Together!
We went to Marco's parents' house for his mother's birthday get-together.
Feb 24, 2008
Photos: 58
Tea with Annie
Annie invited Kathleen Ieke & myself to tea in her home.
Feb 19, 2008
Photos: 11
Coffee with Janna
Myself, Annie, Meitty & Anna, were invited to have coffee with Janna in her home.
Feb 14, 2008
Photos: 16
Valentine's Day 2008
Marco and I went to our favourite restaurant, "De Molen" for a delicious meal to celebrate Valentine's Day.
Photos: 26
The Chip Butty Challenge!
I searched in Picasa for "chip butty", and only one photo appeared! So I decided to make some photos of chip butties myself, and provide anybody reading this with the chip butty challenge! Can you put a pic of a chip butty on Picasa?Don't forget to TAG your photo with "chip butty".
Feb 12, 2008
Photos: 5
International Ladies Club Meeting ...... February 2008
Two ladies from the Almelo branch of Groei & Bloei gardening magazine came to give us a talk.
Feb 7, 2008
Raalte Carnival 3rd February 2008
We went to see the carnival in Raalte & since we got there late, we had to park almost a mile away! Then we weaved our way through the crowds to walk almost the whole carnival route, overtaking the floats, so that we could find a space to stand where I could take some photos.I felt sorry for all the people taking part inb the carnival & for all the children watching from the side, as it was a freezing cold & windy day!
Feb 3, 2008
Photos: 124
Pic - a - Day ......Album 10 ....February 2008.
Random pics, one every day throughout February. No theme.
Feb 1, 2008
Odd photos taken throughout February.
Photos: 71
Odd photos taken throughout January 2008.
Jan 31, 2008
Hennie's house for Sunday dinner.
We went to visit Marco's parents & we had Sunday dinner with them. Marco's aunt Jannie & uncle Sietze were there when we first arrived, but left at dinner time, & Johan turned up for dinner.
Jan 27, 2008
"Wok in Vuur en Vlam" restaurant.
The International Ladies Club is 12½ years old & they organised a celebration meal for members & their spouses. The club paid for all the women & the men paid for themselves!
Jan 26, 2008
An afternoon with Beverly
Abby organised another meet-up of the IWON ladies, and Beverly offered her home as the venue.
Jan 19, 2008
Marco's haircut
Marco went to get his hair cut, although you cannot see much difference between the before and after pics here.
Jan 14, 2008
Photos: 10
A women's meeting at "Het Museum de Fundatie" in Heino.
Myself, Meitty, Annie & Anna were met by Ada, Janny, Janna & Dini, (our new Dutch friends),& we travelled together to "Kasteel het Nijenhuis" in Heino, where we met up with other women from town & country for a talk & lunch in "Het Museum de Fundatie".
Jan 10, 2008
An afternoon with Gillian, for a New Year's drink.
The International Ladies Club met up at Gillian's house for a New Year drink. Gillian had prepared a lovely buffet, too.
Jan 3, 2008
Just a small (HUMOROUS) extract from Kimberley's Christmas in England.
Kimberley went to England for Christmas which she spent with her father, stepmother & stepsister. Then she went to spend Boxing Day and to see in the New Year with a friend, Stuart and his friends.This album contains only a small extract from Kim's photos. I mainly concentrated on the house pets, as there were so many pics of them.
Jan 2, 2008
Photos: 92
New Year's Day
We went to Marco's parents' house on New Year's Day, to say Happy New Year, & for coffee, ollieballen & appelflaps.Johan was there, and Marco's other brother Gerard turned up with Albertine & their 3 girls.
Jan 1, 2008
Photos: 20
Pic - a - Day ....Random pics ... Album 9 .... January 2008
A different photo every day throughout January.
New Year's Eve with Eva
We went to Eva's house to spend New Year's Eve with Eva, Elias, Doinique, Chico, Cathy and Frans.
Dec 31, 2007
Rose's birthday dinner.
We went to Ron & Rose for dinner & then found out that it was Rose's birthday on Boxing Day!
Dec 27, 2007
Hennie's Christmas Dinner 2007
We went to Henny's house on Christmas Day.Marco wore a Christmas hat, but his dad took it to use as a headwarmer! Marco never did get it back! Marco persuaded Nicole to take some small yorkshire puddings for his family to try. His dad & sis refused them, his brother took one bite & threw his one off the plate, (very diplomatic), & his mum waited until she had finished her dinner & then picked her pud up in her fingers & ate it with suspicion!
Dec 25, 2007
ILC Dutch Sinterklaas Celebration
We ladies from ILC got together for a small Dutch Sinterklaas celebration with food and gifts.Ok, it was a whole week AFTER the actual Sinterklaas day, but never mind!
Dec 13, 2007
Photos: 40
Visit to Ada on her dairy farm.
Along with 5 of my classmates from school I went to visit Ada on her dairy farm here in Almelo. Three other Dutch ladies came along also. Jannie gave Susan, Meitty and I a lift in her car.
Dec 12, 2007
Pic a day....album 8 ....random pics....December 2007.
Random photos....one every day.
Dec 1, 2007
December 2007
Various pics taken throughout December.
Photos: 75
Car wash
Marco used his car wash voucher!
Nov 25, 2007
Abby's Thanksgiving Dinner
Abby held a Thanksgiving Dinner, in Diepenheim Cultural Centre, for all her friends. Everyone brought food and drinks to share. We all had a lovely time.
Nov 24, 2007
Photos: 97
Meal with expat group.
Another meet-up for the Overijssel Expats group. We went to De Molen restaurant in Almelo.
Nov 17, 2007
Kimberley's new hair colour.
Kimberley put a semi - permanent colour on her hair.... here is the result.
Marco's work's day trip to Emsflower in Germany.
Marco's boss paid for all his workers to go on a day trip to Emsflower, plant centre, in Germany. We had lunch there, and later, back in Holland, we went to a restaurant for the evening meal.
Nov 10, 2007
Photos: 126
November 2007
Photos taken throughout November 2007
Nov 4, 2007
Taj Mahal Indian Restaurant
We decided to go to an Indian restaurant in Hengelo to celebrate Guy Fawkes Night, (Nov 5th), which we would have celebrated in England by going to a firework display, & then a restaurant afterwards! They don't celebrate it here in Holland, of course! (So no firework displays).
Pic-a-day ..album 7.... random pics ....November 2007
Random pics....one every day .... throughout November 2007.
Nov 3, 2007
Halloween - making a "jack-o-lantern" - 2007
This is the 3rd year that I have carved a pumpkin. I'm not very good at it, but the result always looks ok in the dark, no matter how unprofessional the carving is!
Oct 30, 2007
Ron's Birthday Party
Our friend Ron had a birthday get-together with lots of drinks & delicious food. I don't have many photos because we couldn't stay long due to Kimberley feeling unwell.
Oct 27, 2007
A visit to Stuart in Delft
Kimberley travelled to Delft by train to visit our English friend, Stuart.
Oct 19, 2007
Anine's 9th Birthday
Anine is now 9 years old & there was a family get-together to celebrate her birthday.
Oct 7, 2007
October 2007 .....various pics taken throughout October
Just a collection of photos taken throughout the month of October.
Oct 6, 2007
Photos: 65
ILC Social Meeting
We met for drinks, nibbles & chat.
Oct 4, 2007
Pic-a-day...album 6 ...October 2007 ....random photos
A new random photo every day throughout October 2007
Oct 1, 2007
IWON social meeting.
The ladies of IWON got together at Katelyn's house in Schelfhorst where we had a lovely day together with plenty of food and lots of laughs.
Sep 29, 2007
Photos: 48
Meal at "The Bombay Spice" restaurant.
Both Kimberley & Marco fancied an Indian meal, so we went to The Bombay Spice restaurant in Hengelo. I managed to keep to my diet, although my meal wasn't so enjoyable without the naan bread, poppadoms, rice, Bombay potatoes etc!
Sep 23, 2007
September 2007
Various photos taken throughout September 2007
Sep 22, 2007
Photos: 105
Pic-a-day.......Album 5....Random photos.....September 2007
Random photos.....one every day in September.
Sep 1, 2007


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I generally don't get out much so, it's no surprise that I'm here.
I generally don't get out much so, it's no surprise that I'm here.
Just got home from my Comp 2 class. Got a Tombstone in the oven, and will be grabbing a bottle after I post this. Cheers!
UA - What took you so long ?
I was drinkin' scotch.
I also talked to dating site girl. She seems really down. I wish I could hang out with her, but alas, no money, and she's headed skiing tomorrow.
That's has semi-track geometry, right? Do you know if that would work for a track that specifically requires track bikes?
The one I have is full track geometry.
Anyway, the reason I ask is that this just opened. It has an insanely steep bank angle and they require track bikes for safety reasons.
Nice! I'm hoping to get that chance at some point, but I'm not sure I will...
Hanging out and doing a Java lab.
How do you tell the perfect Dateless Losers thread? It evolves into a discussion of bike parts.
*pours more wine*
They provide Fuji Track/Track Pro bikes. I didn't think the standard Track was super-track-geometry (compared to a Nagasawa or any of the other keirin models). If you have something close, with no brakes and short arms, they might be cool with it.


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A Seattle SWAT team on Saturday arrested a 66-year-old Tacoma man suspected of kidnapping, raping and assaulting a 24-year-old woman he picked up on Aurora Avenue North and took home to his "bondage room," according to a police spokesman.
A Seattle SWAT team on Saturday arrested a 66-year-old Tacoma man suspected of kidnapping, raping and assaulting a 24-year-old woman he picked up on Aurora Avenue North and took home to his "bondage room," according to a police spokesman.
John Joseph Hauff Jr. was charged Tuesday with first-degree kidnapping, first-degree rape and second-degree assault and is being held in the King County Jail without bail, jail records show.
According to charging documents, Hauff tortured the woman with electrodes for three hours in a torture chamber located on his isolated property.
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At the time of his arrest, Hauff was with another woman, Seattle Police spokesman Jeff Kappel said at a news conference Tuesday evening. When police searched Hauff's Tacoma residence after his arrest, they found a "bondage room" and recovered torture devices, he said.
"Great care appears to have been invested in the room's construction," according to charging papers. "The walls are approximately 8 inches thick, making most sounds — such as screams — emanating from inside the room almost undetectable. Police recovered syringes, belts, paddles, sexual devices, locks, ropes, chains, tubing and two devices that appear to be designed to administer electricity to the human body."
Hauff has one prior conviction for patronizing a prostitute in 1996, according to charging documents.
The woman Hauff is accused of raping was working as a prostitute April 2 in the 8200 block of Aurora Avenue North in Seattle, according to charging documents. Hauff solicited her for sexual role-playing around 9:30 that night, and after negotiating with him, the woman got into his vehicle and they drove to the man's house, Kappel said.
On the drive there, Hauff's "demeanor changed," and the woman became concerned for her safety, Kappel said. Before leaving Seattle, she asked Hauff to stop for cigarettes, and when he did, she sent a text message to a friend, with his license-plate number and a request to call police if she didn't make contact by midnight, charging papers say. She told the friend Hauff lived in Tacoma.
Once inside the house, Hauff led the woman into a room blindfolded and immediately clamped a chain around her neck, tied her to a wall and then a table and raped and tortured her, charging papers say.
She asked whether he planned to kill her and Hauff allegedly replied: "We'll see," charging papers say.
The woman then told Hauff about the text she had sent, and after looking at her cellphone, he untied her, gave her more money and then drove her to another location, telling her not to contact police, Kappel said.
"It was obviously an extremely smart thing to do," Kappel said of the woman's text message. Within days of the attack, the woman contacted Seattle police. "It's atrocious, based on what we've seen," Kappel said of the case. He encouraged anyone with information to contact police at 206-625-5011.
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Yes. No time for modding, and no proper possibilities for CoH2.
Being a 3D Animator for more than 10 years now, I started modding in 2006, when Company of Heroes came out. Since then, I come back to this game again and again. Released several skinpacks for Infantry and vehicles, Founder,lead developer and Skining lead of the Battle of the Bulge Mod Skinning lead of Eastern Front Mod.
Yes. No time for modding, and no proper possibilities for CoH2.
Hey guys, glad that some of you still play BotB. Thumbs up!
Unfortunately I am very busy in Rl, especially work,
so I have no time to care for this mod at the moment,
and honestly I cannot promise that I can do it later.
I hope to at least be able to release a patch which is
waiting to be finished for more than a year now.
Normally the installer should do that automatically
very aware. just cant get it to work.
numbers range between 278 - 327, so yes, quite a few.
Most of them seem to have served on the Eastern front,
but the Fuhrer-Begleit-Brigade ( which was part of 5th Panzerarmy)
listed 38 of them in stock on December 16th.
The Jagdpanzer IV was a common sight during the Ardennes offensive,
and the L70 version saw combat in significant numbers for the first time -
although its offensive value was quite limited.
Anyway, while all other doctrines already have a Jagdpanzer IV,
I decided to also make it available for 5th Panzerarmy, too.
To add a little variety, I gave them the Alkett version.
( Old community model by DMZ & Eliwood )
Unlike the lower Vomag version, this one cannot be camoed for ambush,
but can instead be upgraded with Thomaschuerzen ( armor skirts )
While all other Jagpanzer versions got a buff in health, this one did not,
due to the more vertical armor plates and higher silhoutte.
no. onr nordwind map has pink sandbags, thats a known issue. no clue why,as pink means "missing texture", but sandbags and texture both are vanilla. :-/
Thanks, I really appreciate that.
BotB has a really small player base, unlike BK, EF or MC,
but comments like this keep me working on it, even after such a long time.
Unfortunately I am very busy with RL work and therefore
the time for modding is very rare.
Wait a minute? I cancelled Bastogne and Stoumont Counterack?
I recognized that Stoumont CA was not in the list in Version 3, but in 3.5 it should be in again.Isn't it in your version?
And I will check for Bastogne immediately.
( and there are still quite a few other bugs ;) )
already made one for the next patch. Just tweaking details;)
fixed the holy stuart for the next patch. it was so damn obvious, if you know where to look. ^^
yes, thats one of the first things I ever did on this mod. ;)
a little bit. its hard to find some slots of free time. :-/
I would go over, if "they" only would let me.
Rumors say that modding may be allowed after next patch, but that still does not mean anything yet...
I especially doubt that we will get hands on proper tools.
at least not me. but as I have read, Relic has already done a conversion of BotB mod for CoH2. ;)
camo was used more at the end of the war, but the majority of german forces still wore fieldgrey.
with lots of work...
unfortunately not.
The vehichle mechanics of CoH does not allow this.
I could of course add a "J", which would look almost the same, only a little bit cheaper and faster to produce, but turning the turret slower. I didnt think it was necessary yet.
there is no BotB campaign. Who told you that there is one?
Like any other mod I know it is a skirmish mod.
no, it requires the latest patch. Or at least 2.602
no. I did not see that on any occasion, sorry.
looks familiar somehow. ;)
only a small patch.
Oh damn, you are totally right, its just Vanilla painted white.
If you like N44, then go play it.Please do me a favour and do not compare this to N44 as it is really different.
You MAY have noticed, that ( as German player ) you cant choose between Panzer Divisions or Volksgrenadier Divisions, but between the main 3 Armies, which all had Volksgrenadier Divisions in common.
Uniforms and unit appearances have been researched for months, if not years.
The mod is no campaign mod, its designed for skirmish.
Why dont you just download from here ?!?!?!
This is the official download.


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I don't like Nazomi, I mean now she finally decides to let them protect her, after how many times has she been nearly captured?!
The fights this arc are nice, loved the Matsumoto and Rukia battles. The Yamamoto fight makes me happy as well, Kenpachi's fight, I expected to be more destructive. :\ The fight was still nice, regardless, making him fight using Kendo and having a heart warming moment right after the fight.
Did Ichigo get slashed in the eyes? >.> This Fullbringer arc has its ups and downs with me, I loved the Rinka and Orihime interaction, but fine Ginjro (Whatever his name is) well...annoying. The other character I could live with is the evil murderous bishie that wants to injure and kidnap main characters.
Orihime and Chad better have awesome fight scenes from now on and shouldn't lose to anyone other than the big bad, for the rest of this arc, along with uyru, Kubo owns them screen time.
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1When people tease you, just ignore their remark or you could even turn it into a joke. There's always a way to make a situation more easy.
2If he knows but he doesn't like you that way, ignore it or just move on. Remember that you're perfect the way you are and you don't need someone who doesn't recognize that.
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I asked because I don't think there really is anything else you can use to describe me other than fluid. Sometimes I'm straight, sometimes I'm gay. It just changes, usually over the course of a few months.
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That's more or less how it went for me this last year. Although, throughout this entire thing, I've always liked trans girls more than guys or girls, this is just the race for 2nd place. lol
I've noticed that I feel the most comfortable when I'm around a 4-5, and I wish I could just pick either straight, bi, or gay and have it actually be true (and I have been until now, because I didn't know what else to call myself) but in reality, in a couple months it won't be.
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Episode number: 48x114
Production Number: 12070
Airdate: Tuesday April 23rd, 2013
Director: Albert Alarr
Writer: Melissa Salmons, Gary Tomlin, Christopher Whitesell
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Lauren Boles
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Terrell Ransom Jr.
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Ralph Waite
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Meredith Scott Lynn
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Sean Douglas
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Kevin Peake
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Evan George Kruntchev
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Casey Jon Deidrick
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Greg Vaughan
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Nathan Owens
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Is it possible to get the metal && poly co-rdinates of a Pcell without flattening the Pcell?
also is it possible to select a instance at a particular co-ordinate using Skill?
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Hi Vignesh,
If you have the instance id, you can do:
to find each layer-purpose-pair, and then find the shapes on each layer. Having done that, you could use things like dbTransformPoint or dbTransformBBox to transform the coordinates to the top level coordinate system, passing instId~>transform as the transform argument.
Essentially instId~>master is pointing at the subMaster of the pcell - i.e. the particular variant.
To select something a fixed point use:
point=20:79geAddSelectPoint(hiGetCurrentWindow() nil point)
In reply to Andrew Beckett:
//instId~>master~>lpps to find each layer-purpose-pair, and then find the shapes on each layer.//
I did not get this.. Can you please brief on this?
Vignesh T K
In reply to Vignesh054:
Something similar was discussed very recently. See this append by skillUser and my subsequent append.
Come back again if it's still not clear after reading that.
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Bennett, Mildred. The World of Willa Cather. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1961.
Cather, Willa. April Twilights ( 1903). Edited by Bernice Slote. Bison edition. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1968.
_____. "Katherine Mansfield." Not Under Forty. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1936.
_____. The Kingdom of Art. Willa Cather's First Principles and Critical Statements, 1893-1896. Edited by Bernice Slote. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1966.
_____. One of Ours. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1922.
_____. Papers. Houghton Library, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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_____. "Roll Call on the Prairies." Red Cross Magazine, July 1919.
_____. The World and the Parish: Willa Cather's Articles and Reviews, 1893-1903. 2 vols. Edited by William Curtin. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1970.
Cooperman, Stanley. World War I and the American Novel. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1967.
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"Two-Thirds of Egypt's Ruins are Here" Top 5 Page for this destination Luxor by atufft
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We choose our hotel on walk-in during the winter high season, confirming my belief that if any place can handle tourists in large numbers, Luxor is it. I walked to visit Luxor Temple in the late afternoon and left when it was closed, and the entrance lit up for the night. In the morning, we walked down to Karnak. Karnak and Luxor Temple were once connected by an avenue lined by sphinx statues, but the city has covered over most of this (see image). Scattered parks and a mosque block the route. We spent most of the day at Karnak browsing the many temples which make up the metropolis of stone ruins.
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Our hotel directed us to walk south to catch the ferry, but we could have just as easily in walked north to catch the worker ferry that runs even more frequently across the Nile. The tourist ferry leaves passengers off at a place where everyone must compete to get a taxi for the drive to Valley of the Kings. Buses and taxis raced along the ribbon of asphalt to get started early. We paid for the visit of at least four tombs, but later came back to buy more tomb tickets. At any given time, some of the tombs are closed for restoration work. Many people miss the outlying monuments, such as Medinet Habu, a personal favorite for it's excellent preservation and color remains.
My personal favorites on the West Bank include Dier al Medina, or Valley of the Artisans, where the colors in the tombs of Sennedjen, Inherka, and Sennefer were as fresh and bright as if they were painted this year. The agricultural scene in Sennedjen's tomb, for example, is not that far different from the work being done in West Bank farms today. So, besides the freshness of color, the artistry of these minor tombs were more real and connected with the reality of their day. Contrary to popular Judeo-Christian belief, the great works in Egypt were not built by slaves! Rather, the elite artists were the creative upper class that was able to escape the drudgery of work in the fields. These people had real romantic love and family life, which is clearly communicated by the artwork on these tombs. Moreover, the Egyptians were apparently a multiracial people where black princes married white princesses. So much for the Aryan myth.
- Pros:Perhaps the World's Best Collection of Antiquities
- Cons:Tourism in Valley of the Kings is Annoying
- In a nutshell:Luxor is one of those places that all tourists must visit in their lifetime
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great page, thus time could just do Cairo and Alexandria, should visit the south next time.
Got to see King Tut show at Seattle Center last month, but of course it would be nothing like seeing these places it context.
I saw the King Tut collection when it came through SF. I was disappointed because it was actually a small collection relative to the one I saw as a child. Of course, the Egyptian Museum (see my Cairo Pages) is so full of priceless antiquities, that one could spend more than a day browsing without growing weary...
Hi, Alan! You have provided very detailed stories and splendid pictures, thanx!
Alan, what a great Luxor page! Anne and I visited Luxor in July and we seem to have followed in your footsteps! I also agree, Karnak Temple is a city!
Alan, Tomb of Sennedjen looks fabulous. It will feature on my third trip to Luxor. Thanks for the tips, Mike
It seemed like a hot day here, so I thought would look up your hot site on Egypt and its pyramids. Good presentation and detail info. Your pics are green with envy.
Your Luxor tips are so detailed --- I can see you are also a lover of Egyptian tombs! I got claustrophobic when I went into the Great Pyramid, and I don't get easily scared! Norman :)
Medinet Habu looks fantastic - greatpics here - inspirational. Have 4 days available from Taba but think I might settle for the Sinai area rather than rush to Cairo to see at least the Giza pyramids?
Excellent Luxor page. Hope that i have the change to visit again Egypt
And I thought Luxor was just a casino in Vegas. Darn US commercialism! ...seems all over the world children love to see travelers! (well, except for a place in Ireland I once visited where the kids swore at me...they thought I was British I guess.)
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