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Alligator mouths and Hummingbird butts
Tuesday, February 03, 2009
There is a saying about not letting your alligator mouth overload your hummingird butt. Well I am purposely letting my alligator mouth go off....in the last week my alligator mouth has signed me up for a 3 mile heart walk in May and then a 7.46 mile walk/run in April (and yes, I know, the long one is first).
I am not crazy. I am sane - well as sane as I can be...lol.
I am putting myself out there to succeed by finishing.
I have a friend here at SP who has done a couple of these walks in her area and I told her that I want to be like her. Well - as I have told my eldest - talk is cheap - action is the name of the game. I find Hester a success because she tried and did. If I want to be like successful people - what do I have to do. Hester got up and did it so I need to get up and do it.
Lifecoaches will tell you that when you tell others of your goals you are more likely to complete the task to get to the goal. When you have a solid plan for how to reach the goal when teamed up with telling others - it is nearly a guaranteed success.
So.....I am telling you all....I am doing these races. I may walk the whole time. But I WILL FINISH. I WILL SUCCEED. I WILL TAKE THE NEXT STEP TO BEING HEALTHY.
I can do this. I will do this. Consider it done.
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Great motivators to keep up the healthy lifestyle, wieght loss, etc.
Good luck with the walks!!
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You signed up that was the hard part. You finish the walk in April, the walk in May will be a piece of cake. The thing to remember when you do this is to do your own race. Your going to see people in their little tights and their shorty shorts running all over town. Don't worry about them, just focus on what you need for yourself to get you through the event. Make sure that you go potty before you start. Have a bottle of water in the car waiting for you. They probably will have some water stations during the race, but it's always good to make sure you have some for the ride home. Gum is good thing to have too, it will keep you mouth from getting a dry. Listen to the weather the night before and dress for the conditions of the day. If it's hot you don't want to be in heavy sweats, if it is cold you want to have layers to stay warm. Wear comfortable shoes. If you have an MP3 player, put in some songs that will keep your spirits up. When you finish celebrate, pat yourself on the back. It doesn't matter what place you came in if you finish then you are already a winner. You could be home sitting on the couch, but you chose to get off you butt and get out there.
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Go girl! You will succeed!
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OU football chat: Ryan Aber talks Joe Mixon, recruiting, the Sooners' defense and eligibility for Baker Mayfield and DGB
10:42 a.m. Thanks for joining the Power Lunch chat. Ryan Aber will be on in about 20 minutes to talk OU sports, including the latest with Joe Mixon.
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11:00 a.m. All right, it's 11 a.m. and time to get this thing underway. Keep the questions coming
11:00 a.m. What is the status of the Norman police investigation into the alleged assault involving Joe Mixson?
11:01 a.m. The investigation is still underway. The district attorney's office told our Jason Kersey not long ago that no charges were expected to be filed today relating to the incident. So it appears this will drag at least into mid-week, probably further.
11:02 a.m. We don't need guys like Mixon on the team. I always thought he seemed like a head case just based on his Twitter crap. Seems to me Samaje Perine is better anyway.
11:04 a.m. Mixon is a big-time talent, there's no doubt about that. I didn't see anything wrong with his twitter personality, especially compared with other people his age. That said, I think very highly of Perine and so do OU coaches (as I wrote today).
11:04 a.m. Seems to me like the FINE writers at NEWSOK have already CONVICTED Mr. Mixon. How about we let the legal process play out before we starting throwing stones????
11:05 a.m. I'd be interested to hear why you felt this way. We've reported what is going on, talked to people on both sides of this thing and never said this was anything more than allegations at this point.
11:06 a.m. Whether he hit her or not, he shouldn't have been out at 2:30 in the morning anyway. WHAT IS WRONG WITH THESE KIDS?????
11:08 a.m. Hard to argue with this, though a just-turned 18-year-old kid away from home for the first time, there's going to be an adjustment period. I thought it was interesting what former OU TE Trent Smith told Berry Tramel the other day—that going out until all hours was largely a pursuit for the young. The juniors and seniors stayed home and to themselves more.
11:08 a.m. I say suspend him for this season, redshirt him and get him into some counseling or something. If we're gonna give Mizzou castaways a second chance, why not give our own guys a second chance?
11:10 a.m. It depends on the severity of the charge, if there are any, the video if it's made public, etc. There's a chance this is something he couldn't recover from in Norman. There's also a chance that he takes the year as a redshirt, gets things together, and things are fine. Bob Stoops has a history of not reflexively dismissing players but also not letting them run amok. If he did do something that involved battery on a woman, though, it would be hard to keep him around with the Frank Shannon and DGB stuff still going on. It's perception as much as anything.
11:11 a.m. find it interesting that NEWSOK tried to hide the reports on the osu player devon Thomas being kicked off the team but when an ou player might be in trouble its front page news. Maybe stoops needs to pull a mike gundy. Or better yet maybe ou needs to hire the osu pr people who the NEwsok people seem to love
11:13 a.m. How so? The media relations people, in either case, are involved in our end very little. They're treated the same, though the Devon Thomas case happened in Tulsa so the World handled much of the news issues with that case.
11:13 a.m. Other than Wariboko, Sunderland and Barnett, who are some of the other local 2015 kids that OU might be interested in getting in on?
11:17 a.m. Those are obviously the big names but Westmoore WR Dahu Green is a name that stands out. He's committed to Louisville but could see him changing. There's a big drop off after that as far as big-time guys who could qualify. But there's always one or two guys that pop up as the season goes on that get surprise offers.
11:17 a.m. Enough Mixon, let's change it up. People are getting pretty hyped up about a defense that got gashed by the running game. Why should one expect improvement in that area? And whose going to be the starting corner opposite Sanchez?
11:20 a.m. Thank you! I don't mind talking Mixon but not going to complain about going another direction. I think you make a good point about a defense that got gashed at times. We were just talking about that in our meeting. If Jordan Phillips is able to return to full health, I think the defense can be really good. I look for Julian Wilson to be the likely corner opposite Sanchez. But Wilson could stick at nickel and one of those younger guys get a shot there. They'll move guys like Striker and Grissom around a bit depending on what look the offense is giving them.
11:21 a.m. Which new OU football recruit looks to be the most exciting this year from what you have seen in practice?
11:23 a.m. Well, haven't seen practices yet (and won't see much of them when they get underway) but the ones that excite me most are the running backs (even taking out Mixon): Samaje Perine and Dimitri Flowers. There could be other true freshman who have quick impacts but those are the two most likely. We saw what Flowers could do during the spring game.
11:24 a.m. How do you think this compares to the Nigel Bethel case at TTU?
11:24 a.m. I say wait for the facts before you make judgements!
11:26 a.m. I put these together for this point: We don't know yet. It's something that we've had to report and have tried to get both sides but everybody (on both sides, because I've seen it piled on from people with both points of view) needs to step back as this thing plays out.
11:26 a.m. Although it's very early to predict, what do you think Striker's chances are at winning the Nagursky this year?
11:28 a.m. He's definitely one to watch. The way Mike Stoops wants to use Striker this year, to get him different avenues to rush the quarterback, will be a big storyline to follow early in the season. He was incredibly fun to watch in the Sugar Bowl and figures to be the same this season.
11:28 a.m. Ryan have all the OU 2014 recruits made it on campus except for Natrell Curtis who went to JUCO?
11:29 a.m. Vontre McQuinnie is the only one that is still not on campus right now as far as I know. Orlando Brown arrived in Norman last night and is in OU's database. I tried to load it just now to check on McQuinnie but couldn't get it to load.
11:30 a.m. Any news on that juco lb, DeVante Bold I think is his name...???
11:31 a.m. Ryan, the injury bug has certainly been unkind to the Sooners the past few seasons. Gonna try a reverse jinx. Other than QB, what position could Stoops and Co. ill afford to lose?
11:32 a.m. Trevor Knight is obviously No. 1 on the list but behind that, I'd say one of the linebackers, especially Jordan Evans depending on the outcome of the Frank Shannon situation. There's not much depth there.
11:32 a.m. Texas? Top 2? or still lagging behind Baylor and OU?
11:33 a.m. OU and Baylor are pretty clear top twos in the Big 12 this year. I'd put Texas in the next group with Kansas State. There will be an adjustment period under Charlie Strong, especially playing with quite a few open scholarship spots after last week's purge.
11:34 a.m. That said, I think Texas will be back competing for Big 12 titles sooner rather than later.
11:34 a.m. Which match-up would categorized as a potential "trap" game this year?
11:35 a.m. I'd say TCU is a good bet. The Horned Frogs have a strong defense that can keep them in the game later and then who knows. And where it is on the schedule is a bit dangerous too.
11:35 a.m. If Knight goes down, would Bell move back to QB from TE?
11:36 a.m. Bob Stoops says he wouldn't but if an injury happened early in the season—and without a waiver that made Baker Mayfield eligible this year—I think they'd entertain the idea of moving Bell back to QB.
11:36 a.m. how many times per game do you see Knight running the ball this year?
11:37 a.m. Trevor Knight can run the ball? Did you WATCH the Sugar Bowl? Of course, I'm kidding. It seems like Trevor's running ability has been forgotten about a bit. The zone read will certainly be a part of his game, as will making things happen once plays break down. I think he'll be smarter about when he runs, how much he tries for extra yards, etc.
11:37 a.m. After OU got beat by A&M in the Cotton Bowl two years ago, did Stoops ever say it was hard motivating his players for a "consolation" game, like the comments Saban made recently? Just wondered if Stoops has ever used that excuse. I don't think he has. Thanks
11:39 a.m. I don't remember hearing that at all. And I don't have any problem with Stoops' recent comments on the SEC and Alabama. Nick Saban brought that up first, Stoops was just reacting and there was a point in there. Alabama didn't look like they had a motivation problem after they scored two minutes in.
11:39 a.m. When do you think we will find out about Frank Shannon and if is going play this year or still be on the team?
11:40 a.m. It's a pretty secretive process at this point but I would be surprised if there wasn't a decision before the opener at least. As for whether Shannon is on the team or not, I'm not going to speculate on that at this point. From a purely football standpoint, it would be a big loss for OU. Obviously, this situation is MUCH deeper than just football though.
11:41 a.m. How do you see the offense evolving with Knight having another year of experience?
11:42 a.m. I think it'll be a combination of the zone read stuff they did with Trevor Knight earlier last season and the offense that we saw in New Orleans. Knight needs to show the consistency in the passing game that he did vs. Alabama to get this offense moving. Without many experienced playmakers around him, that could be tricky early.
11:42 a.m. What is your opinion on the "penalty" handed down by the NFL to Ray Rice given the video evidence showing him dragging his fiance by her hair? Is a two game suspension for domestic violence enough when you consider the penalties handed down for smoking pot? It's almost like saying that smoking pot is more heinous crime than beating women.
11:43 a.m. I'll throw this one in there: I think it was ridiculous. Of course, the whole thing has been: never more so than Rice's fiancée apologizing during a press conference. The NFL does plenty right but this suspension is a joke.
11:44 a.m. what is the update on who is leading in the backup QB position?
11:44 a.m. I have heard that Stoops things DGB and Mayfield have a good shot of being eligble. What is your opinion, and have you heard anything new?
11:45 a.m. We'll throw these two together. If Baker Mayfield is ruled eligible this season, he's a pretty clear-cut No. 2 guy. Barring that, it's up in the air between Cody Thomas and Justice Hansen. That will go down to the wire.
11:46 a.m. As for what I've heard on both, strangely it seems like the confidence is greater on DGB vs. Mayfield because of Missouri being on board with DGB's appeal. But wouldn't be surprised by any combination of outcomes.
11:47 a.m. Hi Ryan - please give us your thoughts on the receivers?? Who is most likely to start along side Shep, and why? Thanks and BOOMER!!!
11:51 a.m. Well, obviously if DGB is eligible, he'll be the second guy. I'd say outside of that, Durron Neal and K.J. Young are the two most likely to have an impact. One to watch will be Michiah Quick. He's a freshman who could have a big, immediate impact.
11:52 a.m. Are the Norman cops still actively looking for Joe Mixon?
11:52 a.m. They've never been actively looking for Joe Mixon as far as they've told me and our other reporters.
11:52 a.m. Along with Swig's comment can you add the TE's?
11:55 a.m. Taylor McNamara and Blake Bell are the two names to watch. Bell's contributions will depend on how quickly he picks up the blocking schemes. If he picks that up, Bell is in great shape to be the leading TE on this team. The coaches want to get tight ends more involved in the offense.
11:57 a.m. All right, we've taken this thing to triple overtime and we've got to cut it off at some point. Again, the latest on the Mixon situation is no charges will be filed today but the investigation is still ongoing. Keep checking NewsOK.com and The Oklahoman for updates on this and everything else OU football related.


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While it is not getting anywhere near the coverage that the record broken by Nikki Bella recently did, Seth Rollins has placed his name into the WWE record books. Having held the world heavyweight champion for 184 days, he is now the longest reigning titleholder that is also a Money in the Bank winner. Miz held the belt for 160 days, while Kane was champion for 154 days.
September 27, 2015
Cena vs Rollins at Summerslam
Of all the Summerslam spoilers floating around right now, the most likely one could involve John Cena and Seth Rollins. The two of them are each putting their belts on the line. Since, WWE does not want either of them to lose their roles as champion, there is more than likely going to be a dirty finish in the match. Cena has been teasing a record breaking title win, but very few believe him.
August 19, 2015


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USW Reacts to G-7 Pledge for Action on Global Steel Overcapacity
Warns China on Empty Promises Leading to Empty U.S. Factories
USW: ITC Decision to Proceed with Steel Trade Case to Sanction Chinese Unfair and Illegal Practices Could Provide Significant Relief
United Steelworkers (USW) International President Leo W. Gerard issued the following statement
USW Fight for Domestic Jobs Continues
Additional efforts this week included the USW testifying before the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC)
USW Lauds ITC Decision on Steel Cut-to-Length Plate
Click here to read President Gerard's statement on the U.S. International Trade Commission's vote on steel cut-to-length plate.
USW Blasts Trump's Posture as a Worker-Friendly Candidate
Attempts by Donald Trump to cast himself as worker-friendly should be taken in the context of a candidate opposed to raising the minimum wage and refusing to bargain with his own employees.
USW Endorses Sandstede for Minnesota State House
The United Steelworkers (USW) District 11 today announced its endorsement of Julie Sandstede to represent District 6A in the Minnesota House of Representatives. Click here for more.
International Trade Commission Report Validates that Trans Pacific Partnership Is Not Worth Passing
Click here to read United Steelworkers (USW) International President Leo W. Gerard's statement on the release of a report from the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) on the projected economic impact of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).
USW Supports Petition Challenging Colombia's Failure to Live Up To Labor Obligations under the FTA
United Steelworkers International President Leo W. Gerard today issued the following statement:
USW Applauds OSHA's Rule Improving the Tracking of Workplace Illnesses and Injuries
The United Steelworkers (USW) today praised the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announcement of a final rule revising the current regulation on its injury and illness record-keeping requirements.
Steelworkers Announce Tentative Agreement with ArcelorMittal
The United Steelworkers (USW) today said that on Wed., April 27, 2016, the union reached tentative agreement on a new contract with ArcelorMittal USA on behalf of nearly 14,000 workers at 15 of the company's U.S. locations.
'No one goes to work to die' - USW observes Workers Memorial Day
Click here to read the USW's statement on Workers Memorial Day and how we're honoring the 28 sisters and brothers we tragically lost at work last year.
USW Strongly Supports U.S. Steel's Trade Case to Sanction Chinese Unfair and Illegal Practices Affecting Steel Sector: Bold Action is Absolutely Necessary
Today the USW stands with U.S. Steel in its effort to put a stop to China's illegal and predatory acts targeting our country's steel sector. The approach the company is taking is bold, but necessary.
USW Members to UTC Shareholders: Keep Carrier Jobs in Indianapolis!
Steelworkers travel to shareholders meeting, deliver petition calling on Carrier's parent company to reconsider moving production from Indianapolis to Mexico
USW Announces Suspension of Section 201 Petition on Primary Unwrought Aluminum: Government Discussions Scheduled
The United Steelworkers (USW) released the following statement today announcing the suspension of the Section 201 petition on primary unwrought aluminum that it filed on April 18
China's refusal to support multilateral framework on global steel overcapacity is disappointing
Clilck here to read the USW's statement released after learning that the High Level Dialogue at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development was unable to advance a global framework to address steel overcapacity.
USW Files Case on Imports of Primary Unwrought Aluminum to Save the Industry from the Flood of Imports and Resulting Injury
The United Steelworkers (USW) today filed a petition under Section 201 of U.S. trade law that seeks to stem a flood of imported primary unwrought aluminum that has seriously injured the American industry and threatens additional job and capacity losses.
USW President Calls for Action to Protect Health Care Workers from Job-Related Violence
New GAO report highlights the risk and severity of workplace violence in the healthcare industry. The USW represents more than 50,000 healthcare workers.
USW President Calls on Congress to Take Action on Steel Crisis; Two Members Lauded for Initiatives
Prior to a Congressional Steel Caucus hearing on the crisis facing the U.S. steel industry and its workers, United Steelworkers (USW) International President Leo W. Gerard released the following statement.
USW President Calls for Government Action on U.S. Steel Crisis
Six Steelworkers from Across America Also Testify at United States Trade Representative Hearing
Scott, Murray, Committee Members to Unveil New GAO Report on Workplace Violence against Healthcare Workers*
Although health care facilities are perceived as a place to get well, many who are employed in these facilities face elevated risk of injury from violence—mostly originating from patients.


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|Jun 17, 2003
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|Dec 19, 1998
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|Kevin Jennings, Christopher Hay, Edele O'Malley, Gareth E Allwright
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|3Com Technologies
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|Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (44), Classifications (10), Legal Events (6)
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This invention relates to the organisation and use of databases of addresses in network devices such as bridges or routers wherein address data obtained from a packet is employed in reduced form in order to look-up further address data required for the onward transmission of a packet.
The invention particularly relates to the management of look-ups in a switch which employs a hash table for the accessing of associated data including address data.
Network devices (herein called switches) are generally required to obtain address data, which may be media access controlled data or network address data depending upon the type of switch. Generally, media access control (MAC) addresses i.e. layer 2 addresses in the OSI model, relate to the devices in the communication system and are generally used to perform bridging, that is to say switching packets from one port of a device to another. Network addresses, namely layer addresses in the OSI model, are commonly used for routing and generally direct a packet to another network or sub network. Nevertheless, a router may need to map a network address of, for example, an end station to its MAC address and to place the MAC address of the packet as the packet leaves the router. Furthermore, current network switches may perform both bridging and routing.
In particular, bridges need to respond to media access control (MAC) addresses to look up for example a relevant port mask whereas routers, in addition, may need to form a similar operation after a preliminary mapping, using an address resolution protocol, between a network address and a relevant media access control address.
In modern communication networks a media access control address is quite wide, normally having forty-eight bits. A network device must respond to a MAC address in order to access relevant associated data necessary for the onward transmission of a packet. It is not normally desirable to make provision for the storage of all possible MAC addresses and data associated with them and accordingly it is common practice to employ the address data in a reduced form, known as the hash table. A hash table is a table of addresses obtained by performing arithmetic operations on a MAC address. The operation may be, for example, an exclusive-OR function and normally reduces the width of the MAC address from typically forty-eight bits to ten or sixteen bits. The 'hashed' address constitutes a to pointer to a stored table, the entry in the stored table comprising the original MAC address and associated data such as, for example, port masks, VLAN identification and so on, depending on the requirements of the system.
It will be apparent that although a hash table is intended to be a sparsely populated table, so that a particular MAC address will map to a unique entry in the hash table which in tern maps to a single entry in the associated data table, the manner of generation of a hash table does not preclude the mapping of two, and often many more than two, MAC addresses to the same location in the hash table. When this occurs, the pointer of the hash table points to a first entry in the associated data table but the associated data table is organised so that that entry contains a pointer to another entry in which the MAC address can be represented by the same hash entry and so on. In this way a linked list of MAC addresses is built. The process of obtaining the data associated with an incoming MAC address is therefore to respond to the MAC address by recourse to the hash table, building the list of linked MAC address entries from the associated data table and examining this built list to find the MAC address which uniquely corresponds to the incoming MAC address. When the list of addresses becomes long, a longer time is necessary to find the correct MAC address in the list In order to speed up the search the list of addresses may be re-organised so that, for example, a MAC address found at the end of the list is moved one step forward up the list so that the next search for this MAC address will be faster. This adjustment of the order of the addresses is controlled by an algorithm known as a least recently used (LRU) algorithm and enables the most commonly used MAC addresses to be found more quickly than those that are less used.
At network speeds of 10 Mbps per second and 100 Mbps per second it has proved feasible to implement this form of look-up using a single search engine, i.e. that combination of hardware and software which responds to an incoming MAC address to access the hash table obtain the list of list addresses and search through them in a given order until a MAC address matching the incoming MAC address is found. At the end of a search performed by the single search engine the search would cease look-ups and move a MAC address up one place in the list. However, it is desirable particularly when operating at a higher data rate, such as 1000 Mbps, to employ a multiplicity of look-up engines which share the same database. Such look-up engines will be searching the hash table and the linked lists at the same time. It is desirable for a least recently used algorithm to be employed but since potentially two engines may be searching the same list of linked addresses it is not desirable for both engines to implement a least recently used algorithm at the same time and it is not desirable, and not feasible at gigabit speeds, to wait until all the look-up engines have stopped before the order of the extracted media access control addresses in a list can be changed.
Accordingly the general object of the invention is to provide a method of operating databases in these circumstances to enable more than one look-up engine to use the database while avoiding conflicting operation of least recently used algorithms and avoiding the cessation of look-ups while a least recently used algorithm is performed to alter the order of addresses in a linked list.
The invention is based on the use of a specific or dedicated engine to execute the algorithm. In a specific form of the invention, a token is passed around each look-up engine in turn allowing it to use the dedicated engine. Accordingly, no two look-up engines will attempt to update the associated data table at the same time. Furthermore, updates are prevented from occurring when to engines are searching the same linked list.
A further disadvantage which may occur in known practice is that (especially at high speeds) continuous alteration of the order of media access control addresses in the associated data table may occur so that excessive time is occupied in writing data to the random access memory which contains the associated data table. Using the present invention, the frequency of updates can be limited by the dedicated engine to a selected rate which will normally ensure that the most common media access control addresses are at the top of the list.
FIG. 1 is a drawing illustrating a hash table structure;
FIG. 2 illustrates a linked list of MAC addresses; and
FIG. 3 is a schematic illustration of the invention.
FIG. 4 is a flow diagram of the operation of a search engine.
FIGS. 5, 6 and 7 are flow diagrams of the operation of the LRU engine and a token which controls access to the LRU engine for the search engines.
FIG. 1 illustrates part of a random access memory which forms part of a switch intended for use in a packet-switched data communication system, for example working according to an Ethernet standard at an operating rate of, for example, 1000 Mbps. However, the specific example is not limiting; the invention is capable of use at lower of higher rates and in system other than Ethernet systems. It is however assumed that the switch receives data packets including a header which includes address data. Further, the switch includes, in accordance with known practice, means for extracting or deriving a media access control address (MAC address) from the address data in the packet. The packet may provide the MAC address directly; but the MAC address may be obtained from a network (layer 3) address by means of an address resolution protocol. In any event, it is assumed by way of introduction to FIG. 1 that examination of the data packet has yielded a MAC address which will be used to obtain some associated data, such as a port mask, which will enable the network switch to direct the packet to an output port connected directly or indirectly to the device associated with that media access control address.
FIG. 1 therefore shows a MAC address 1 which is subject to hashing 2 to produce an entry in a hash table 2. This table and an associated data table 4 are physically located in respective sections of a memory, normally a static random access memory.
The hashing of the input MAC address is effected by means of a hashing algorithm which may for example consist of a set of exclusive or operations and which reduces the width of the MAC address from its normal length, such as forty-eight bits, to a much shorter word, such as ten to sixteen bits. This operation greatly reduces the amount of storage space required in the random access memory. Nevertheless, it will be obvious that for any particular hashed address there will be at least potentially a multiplicity of MAC addresses.
Each of the hash addresses is in essence a pointer to an entry in a data table. Each of the entries in this data table includes an MAC address, other associated data such as port mask data, and in general a pointer to another entry in the associated data table. The pointer will point to the next entry in a list of MAC addresses which all map to the same entry in the hash table. Such a list is originally compiled by, for each incoming MAC address, performing a hashing operation on it to obtain the hash pointer entry, accessing the associated data table and performing one or other of the following operations, namely:
(i) making an entry in the data table at the location determined by the hash pointer, or
(ii) having determined that an entry in the data table corresponding to the hash pointer already exists, making an entry in the next available space in the data table and identifying the location of this entry by a link pointer in the previously stored table entry.
In this way, MAC addresses which map to the same hash table entry are connected together in a chain and in a readout phase, readout of a list under the control of a hash pointer will cause readout or examination of the entries in the associated data table in the order in which they appear in the list.
FIG. 1 illustrates a first hash pointer 5 which points to an associated data block 15 which contains a link pointer 25 to an associated data block entry 16. In this example, the entry 16 is the last in the list associated with hash pointer 1 and accordingly its pointer 26 is set to 'null'. FIG. 1 also illustrates a second hash table entry 7 which points to an associated data block 17 of which the link pointer 27 points to the fourth data block 18 of which the link pointer 28 points to some other block elsewhere in the associated data table.
FIG. 2 illustrates a chain of entries in the associated data table and the respective hash pointer. In this example hash pointer hash ptrA points to location A containing a MAC address X and a link pointer P which points to storage location B containing MAC address Y and link pointer C pointing to location C containing MAC address Z and also a null pointer since this entry is the last in the list.
In response to an incoming MAC address the switch will cause the hashing of the incoming MAC address, in this example to produce hash pointer A which causes a search engine to examine in turn the MAC addresses X, Y and Z for correspondence with the incoming MAC address
The operation of the least recently used algorithm may be understood as follows. If the search engine detects for example that MAC address Z corresponds to the MAC address on the incoming packet, the location of MAC address Z and MAC address Y in the associated data table are interchanged so that MAC address Z and the associated data are in location B and MAC address Y and its associated data are in location C Thus on the next occurrence of a packet containing MAC address Z, MAC address Z will be found earlier than before. The process of re-ordering of the stored addresses in the associated data table tends to a state in which the most common addresses occur earlier. In the simple example given above, if each look-up engine performs the least recently used algorithm, then one engine might be attempting to swap MAC address Y with MAC address X while a second look-up engine is attempting to swap MAC address Y with MAC address Z on the assumption that the first look-up engine is detecting packets with MAC address Y and the second look-up engine is detecting packets with MAC address Z. It is not desirable to wait until all look-up engines have stopped before changing the order of the addresses in a link list.
FIG. 3 illustrates schematically the concept of the present invention. FIG. 3 illustrates a plurality of look-up engines 3 each of which may, for example, associated with a respective input port on the switch. Each of the look-up engines can perform a look-up in the database 34 established in the static random access memory. In addition to the look-up engines is a further LRU engine 35 which will perform the change in order of the entries in a linked list in the associated data table. Thus if look-up engine 31 has found MAC address Y then after verification of this address MAC address Y is passed to the LRU engine which locates the MAC address immediately before it in the linked list and interchanges the two. Further, the look-up engines 31-33 are interlinked (preferably under software control) so that only one at any given time has access to the LRU engine. For this purpose the look-up engines may be controlled by a 'token' 36 which is passed from engine to engine in cyclic sequence, each look-up engine performing a search and then surrendering the token to the next engine.
This scheme has the advantage that only one algorithm is performed at any one time. Furthermore, re-ordering of the entries in the associated data table can be controlled to be at a selected rate.
Further the look-up engines 31-33 are interlinked in hardware so that only one at any given time has access to the LRU engine. For this purposes the look-up engines may be controlled by a 'token' 36 which is passed from engine to engine in cyclic sequence, each look-up engine performing a search and then surrendering the token to the next engine.
The process by which a token is passed from one engine to the next is as follows.
When the packets are passing through the system, each look-up engine will be receiving 'look-up requests' (requests to perform a search in the look-up database in SRAM) independently at arbitrary time periods. At every system clock tick a look-up engine, if it has received a 'look-up request', will request an LRU token and gain control of the LRU engine resource. The look-up engine will hold on to the token until it has completed searching the look-up database. During the search the LRU engine will keep a copy of three link pointers which are used to perform a swap if needed. For instance in FIG. 3, if MAC address Y was being searched for then the LRU engine would keep a copy of 'hashPtrA', 'link pointer B' and 'link pointer C'. When the search is completed the LRU engine will write link pointer B into hashPtr A's location, link pointer C into link pointer B's location and hashPtr A into link pointer C's location. This is a total of three writes by the LRU engine into the look-up database. Once the LRU engine has completed this operation it will signal back to the look-up engine that it has completed the swap and this look-up engine must now pass the token to the next look-up engine.
If a look-up engine has a token but no 'look-up request', then the token is held onto until a look-up request is received or if an elapsed period of time expires. This period of time is the same as the rate at which swaps are to be performed (mentioned below). This guarantees that each look-up engine gets fair access to the LRU engine resource.
If a look-up engine receives a token but it has already started its search then the token is held onto until the next look-up request is received or if an elapsed period of time expires. This period of time is the same as the rate at which swaps are to be performed.
If excessive swapping of MAC addresses occurs then the look-up performance will diminish. Therefore as an addition to LRU can also be set up to perform swaps at a defined rate. The LRU scheme tunes a look-up database over time so as the most frequently used MAC addresses move to the start of the linked lists. To achieve this it may be sufficient to perform swaps at only one percent of the look-up rate. This can be implemented by adding a counter to the LRU engine to limit the rate of swaps.
A requirement for this scheme to work is that the LRU engine must not perform an LRU update on a linked list if any other look-up engine is searching the same linked list for a MAC address. Therefore each look-up engine must indicate to the LRU engine if it is performing a search and the list that it is searching. If this condition occurs the LRU engine will not perform the swap, but the token will be passed to the next look-up engine.
FIG. 4 is a flow diagram of the operation of any of the search engines. From an idle state 41 the search engine determines (state 42) whether a look-up request has been made. If no such request is present for that search engine, the engine reverts to its idle state. If a lookup request is present, the search engine requests the LRU token (state 43) and continues with a main look-up routine (state 44). When the look-up routine is complete, the completion is signaled to the LRU engine (state 45) and a request is made (state 46) to update the order of the address list if the MAC address located by the search engine was not the first in the list.
FIGS. 5 to 7 illustrate the operation of the LRU engine and the token system. Each of the Figures is similar and represents the operation of the LRU engine in relation to primarily a respective look-up engine.
In FIG. 5, the state 100 indicates that the engine is waiting for a token request from the first look-up engine. State 101 determines whether a token request from the first look-up engine is current. If it is, then token 1 is established (state 102). Furthermore, as indicated by state 103, the link pointers from the look-up engine are latched while the look-up engine implements a look-up. State 104 determines whether the look-up performed by the first engine is complete. If the look-up is not complete, the process reverts to state 103. State 105 determines whether an LRU update has been requested by the first look-up engine. If not, the next state is the waiting state 100. If the LRU update has been requested by the first look-up engine, there is a determination (state 106) whether the other look-up engines are searching the same linked list. If this determination is affirmative, there is a reversion to the waiting state 100. If the other look-up engines are not searching the same linked list, there follows a determination, state 107, whether to inhibit an LRU update if performance of the LRU update would exceed a predetermined rate limit. Otherwise the LRU is implemented, state 108 and finally there is a GOTO instruction, state 109, to wait for a token request2. If a state 101 there is no token request from engine 1; there is a determination, state 110, whether there is a token request from engine 2. If there is, the next state 111 is to go to token 2. Further, if there is no token request from the second engine there is a determination, state 112, whether there is a token request from the third engine. If there is then the next state 113 is to go to token 3. If there is no such token request the LRU engine reverts to state 100.
The flow diagrams in FIGS. 6 and 7 exactly correspond to that in FIG. 5. Corresponding states in the three Figures are denoted by reference numerals incremented by 100, so that states 201 and 301 each correspond to state 101 expect that they are examining look-up requests for engine 2 and engine 3 respectively. Thus the above description relative to FIG. 5 applies to the respective engines and the Figures together define a cyclic process wherein an LRU algorithm will not be performed if any other lookup engine is searching the same linked list and the completion of an LRU algorithm in respect of any of the look-up engines then enables the passing of the token. The token is constituted by the states 102, 202 and 302.
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He called it "an affront to all of the victims" of Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State assistant football coach convicted of molesting 10 boys.
The NCAA fined Penn State $60 million, banned the football team from post-season play for four years, and imposed other penalties after concluding that university officials covered up the abuse.
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Recently in Hood River, Ore., the coal interests, with the help of a public relations firm, held multiple sessions at a local hotel. There were 10 to 12 participants per session for what appeared to be an attempt by them to understand why we don't want 1.5-mile-long coal trains going through the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. It appeared as though it was an attempt to find the things people would support such as jobs and the build-out of ports, never mind the noise, dirt, diesel emissions and health hazards created by the trains carrying coal.
The session I attended had people from Cascade Locks, Hood River and The Dalles participating. They paid $100 cash for my time. People were not informed in advance as to what the purpose of these sessions were, but it was obvious from the questions. When you consider the costs of the food, the public relations staff, hotel rooms, and $1,000 to $1,200 per session to the participants, it would appear that the coal companies will do and spend what ever it takes to open the Columbia River Gorge for their dirty business. Let your state, federal representatives and the governor know that we don't want coal trains spoiling our home.
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Like it or not, no newspaper in the United States has more influence on our nation's elites than the New York Times. And no one has consistently challenged its editorial positions with greater authority than Rev. Msgr. Daniel S. Hamilton. Fortunately, this Long Island priest has collected more than 300 of his letters-to-the-editor, many of which... [Read more...]
After the fourth episode of this season's Netflix program, "House of Cards" aired, Bill Donohue asked those who receive our news releases to contact Jonathan Friedland, VP, Corporate Communications at Netflix, and ask him to explain why the character who plays the president of the United States, Frank Underwood, found it necessary... [Read more...]
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Bill Donohue replies to IBM's assault on religious liberty: Corporate behemoth IBM wants to join the culture war. Welcome, though it may regret doing so. No one knew how anti-Christian IBM had become until it unleashed its fury against a religious-liberty bill in Louisiana. Its governor, Bobby Jindal, is a practicing Catholic, and he plans to... [Read more...]
Bill Donohue comments on an article by Rabbi Shmuley Boteach posted yesterday online at observer.com attacking Pope Pius XII: Rabbi Boteach's piece trotted out the discredited thesis that Pope Pius XII was "silent" during the Holocaust. In actual fact, the pope did more to save Jews from the Nazis than any other religious leader in... [Read more...]
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Man, talk about a turbulent week: I just got off the phone with a Star Tribune reporter regarding my thoughts on the resignation of CP Editor Steve Perry and get word that the Wolves have fired Dwane Casey.
I've always believed that when someone dies or gets fired or otherwise meets with an unkind fate, it's better to grant them your respect via an honest appraisal rather than a rose-colored distortion. I have recently been critical of the way Coach Casey handled the Ricky Davis situation Friday night, and can't help but wonder if his behavior was related to the extreme job pressure he was under, or if the way he dealt with it contributed to his firing. Either way, Casey was not a particularly adept head coach during his short stint with the Wolves, for many reasons I have described in the past.
But I have also consistently said that as a human being, Dwane Casey is a class act, a man of enormous personal dignity. Last year, when I was criticizing his job performance on a fairly regular basis, he saw me standing on a streetcorner during a snowstorm, waiting for the light to change, and rolled down his window and asked if I needed a ride. So, no, I'm not going to sugar-coat his deficiencies as a coach, but I'm also not going to denigrate the way he represented himself and the organization for most of his tenure.
I'll close for now by mentioning that I think Casey has gotten a team with .500 personnel to play .500 basketball. For them to be better than that, Ricky Davis will have to grow up, Mike James will have to rediscover his self-confidence, and the rookies who profited under Casey's guidance, Rashad McCants and Randy Foye, will have to continue developing at warp speed. I'm not sure Randy Wittman will make a huge difference in any of those areas.
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Analytik Jena is a leading provider of high-end analytical measuring technology, instruments, and products in the fields of biotechnology and molecular diagnostics and high quality liquid handling and automation technologies.
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Sen. Grassley Says 'End Of Life' Provisions Dropped From Senate Bill
The Senate Finance Committee has "dropped end-of-life provisions from consideration entirely" from its version of health care overhaul legislation, Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, announced today.
Those would be the provisions proposed in the House that would allow for Medicare to pay the costs of patients' consultations with doctors and other professionals about end-of-life issues. Opponents of health care reform — including, very notably, former Alaska governor Sarah Palin — have tried to make the case that the provision would create "death panels." In fact, that's not what the proposal would do.
Grassley says in this statement that:
"The bill passed by the House committees is so poorly cobbled together that it will have all kinds of unintended consequences. ... On the end-of-life issue, there's a big difference between a simple educational campaign, as some advocates want, and the way the House committee-passed bill pays physicians to advise patients about end of life care and rates physician quality of care based on the creation of and adherence to orders for end-of-life care, while at the same time creating a government-run program that is likely to lead to the rationing of care for everyone. ...
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I have two NICs in a client PC. I have a WDS server.
When I boot from PXE on client computer I receive:
WdsClient: An error occurred while obtaining an IP address from the DHCP server. Please check to ensure that there is an operational DHCP server on this network segment.
I think my client is trying to get an IP adress from the NIC which not connected to LAN. How to avoid this error?