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Team Red gets NASty with QNAP
Subject: Storage | July 23, 2015 - 07:38 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: TVS-x63, qnap, Puma, amd
AMD is exploring alternate product routes to raise their income and the latest seems to be the Puma powered QNAP TVS-x63. It is a four bay NAS which is powered by the 2.4GHz AMD GX424-CC SoC which happens to have a 28 stream processor GCN Radeon clocked at 497 MHz. It has a pair of gigabit ports with an optional add-in card offering a single 10Gb or two additional 1Gb ports, though that will raise you above the cost of the $630 base model. Bjorn3d found the power consumption to be higher than the competition but the overall operation was flawless.
"The QNAP TVS-x63 marked the world's first NAS featuring AMD processor. AMD's new strategy is targeting the markets with high profit return and the company is returning to the server market. NAS, by extension, is like a small scale server, so it makes sense to see AMD putting their processors into these devices."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- HGST Ultrastar He8 HDD RAID Review (8x8TB) - 64TB Analysis on the Adaptec 8805 RAID Adapter @ The SSD Review
- Asustor AS5102T @ techPowerUp
- Synology DiskStation DS715 2-Bay Value NAS @ eTeknix
- CineRAID CR-H236 Dual SATA Drive Docking Station Review @ NikKTech
- OCZ Vector 180 240GB SSD Review @ Madshrimps
- Micron M510DC SSD @ The SSD Review
- Kingston HyperX Predator 480 GiB vs. Kingston HyperX Savage 480 GiB SSD Review @ Hardware Secrets
- Kingston HyperX Savage 240GB SSD Review @ NikKTech
- Samsung Pro Plus microSDHC 32GB and EVO Plus 128GB microSDXC @ The SSD Review
Samsung Announces VNAND Powered 4TB PM863 and 2TB SM863 SATA Enterprise SSDs
Subject: Storage | July 20, 2015 - 01:01 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: vnand, ssd, SM863, sata, Samsung, PM863
Take the Samsung 850 Pro and 850 EVO, add some Tantalum Capacitors for enhanced power loss protection, tune their firmware for enterprise workloads and QoS, and what do you get?
...you get the Samsung PM863 and SM863 lines of enterprise SSDs! These 2.5" SATA units were just announced, and as we suspected after reviewing the new 2TB 850 EVO and Pro, these new models can include even more flash packages, dramatically increasing the flash capacity. Here is a breakdown of the launch pricing and capacities:
SM863 (2-bit MLC VNAND):
$870 ($0.91/GB) < possible typo$640 ($0.67/GB)
PM863 (3-bit MLC VNAND):
Aside from the possible typo in the pricing I informed Samsung of the pricing oddity and they have replied with a correction. Their site should be updated to reflect this correction shortly.
These are some very competitive prices for enterprise SSDs, and the fact that the TLC version can cram just under 4TB into a 7mm 2.5" form factor is just astounding. The MLC version capacities appear to still follow that of the 850 Pro, minus a bit of available capacity due to higher levels of over-provisioning.
More impressive is the endurance ratings of these SSDs. The SM863 line is rated (varying by capacity) from 770 Terabytes Written (TBW) to an astonishing 12,320 TBW for the 1.92TB model! That's over 12 Petabytes! The PM863 is rated lower as it is TLC based, but is still no slouch as it ranges from 170 to 5,600 TBW for the 3.84TB capacity. The SM863 carries a 5-year warranty, while the PM863 drops that to 3-years.
We've been waiting to see Samsung's 32-layer VNAND appear in enterprise units for some time now, and look forward to testing them just as soon as we can get our hands on them!
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SATA SSD Roundup
Subject: Storage | July 9, 2015 - 04:37 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Samsung, 850 EVO, 850 PRO, M600, micron, Sandisk Extreme Pro, ssd, roundup, sata
[H]ard|OCP has just posted a roundup of four affordable SATA SSDs to show which would be the best one to pick up as the majority of users are not able to afford an NVME PCIe SSD. The drives are all within $50 above or below $200, with the 850 PRO having the highest cost per gigabyte and the EVO the least. They test content creation and moving large files as well as synthetic benchmarks to come out with a ranking of the four drives which you can refer to if you will be shopping for storage in the near future. In comparison they use the G.SKILL Phoenix Blade to show off what the new technology can do, for those that can afford it.
"Despite the performance benefits, PCIe SSDs remain an expensive niche market. That means that most of us are not going to be loading up a high end system with PCIe SSDs. Most of us mere mortals will be using SATA SSDs. We tested some of the best SATA drives with enthusiast-friendly price tags."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- OCZ Trion 100 Series Entry Level SSD @ [H]ard|OCP
- OCZ Trion 100 @ The SSD Review
- OCZ Trion 100 SSD @ HardwareHeaven
- OCZ Trion 100 240GB and 480GB @ Kitguru
- OCZ Trion 100 480GB & 960GB SSD Review @ Hardware Canucks
- OCZ Trion 100 480 GB @ techPowerUp
- ASUSTOR AS-5102T 2-bay NAS Review @ Madshrimps
Introduction, Specifications and Packaging
Since their acquisition by Toshiba in early 2014, OCZ has gradually transitioned their line of SSD products to include parts provided by their parent company. Existing products were switched over to Toshiba flash memory, and that transition went fairly smoothly, save the recent launch of their Vector 180 (which had a couple of issues noted in our review). After that release, we waited for the next release from OCZ, hoping for something fresh, and that appears to have just happened:
OCZ sent us a round of samples for their new OCZ Trion 100 SSD. This SSD was first teased at Computex 2015. This new model would not only use Toshiba sourced flash memory, it would also displace the OCZ / Indilinx Barefoot controller with Toshiba's own. Then named 'Alishan', this is now officially called the 'Toshiba Controller TC58'. As we found out during Computex, this controller employs Toshiba's proprietary Quadruple Swing-By Code (QSBC) error correction technology:
Error correction tech gets very wordy, windy, and technical and does so very quickly, so I'll do my best to simplify things. Error correction is basically some information interleaved within the data stored on a given medium. Pretty much everything uses it in some form or another. Some Those 700MB CD-R's you used to burn could physically hold over 1GB of data, but all of that extra 'unavailable' space was error correction necessary to deal with the possible scratches and dust over time. Hard drives do the same sort of thing, with recent changes to how the data is interleaved. Early flash memory employed the same sort of simple error correction techniques initially, but advances in understanding of flash memory error modes have led to advances in flash-specific error correction techniques. More advanced algorithms require more advanced math that may not easily lend itself to hardware acceleration. Referencing the above graphic, BCH is simple to perform when needed, while LDPC is known to be more CPU (read SSD controller CPU) intensive. Toshiba's proprietary QSB tech claims to be 8x more capable of correcting errors, but what don't know what, if any, performance penalty exists on account of it.
We will revisit this topic a bit later in the review, but for now lets focus on the other things we know about the Trion 100. The easiest way to explain it is this is essentially Toshiba's answer to the Samsung EVO series of SSDs. This Toshiba flash is configured in a similar fashion, meaning the bulk of it operates in TLC mode, while a portion is segmented off and operates as a faster SLC-mode cache. Writes first go to the SLC area and are purged to TLC in the background during idle time. Continuous writes exceeding the SLC cache size will drop to the write speed of the TLC flash.
Is your game library getting huge? Maybe a 2TB SSD is the answer
Subject: Storage | July 6, 2015 - 03:28 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: ssd, Samsung, 850 PRO, 850 EVO, 2TB
Samsung is extending their 850 EVO and Pro lineups to include 2TB versions of the popular SSDs thanks to the use of 3D-VNAND; three bit memory on the EVO and two bit on the Pro. They are rated at the same speeds as their 500GB and above counterparts and The SSD Review had a chance to test that. Interestingly they did indeed find performance differences between the 1TB and 2TB model of the same design, which you can check out in the full review. Their results were not quite the same as Al's review which was just posted, you should compare the two reviews as well as the systems used for theories on why that is. You can expect to pay ~$1000 for the 850 Pro 2TB and ~$800 for the 850 EVO 2TB.
"If you look back over the past several years, there have always been three constants that needed to be addressed in order for SSDs to become a viable consumer solution to storage; value, reliability and capacity. One of our first SSD reviews was on an MTron 32GB SSD with a whopping price tag of more than $1500…and they sold!"
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- OCZ Vector 180 (480GB) @ Bjorn3d
- Kingston HyperX Savage SSD 240GB Review @ Neoseeker
- VisionTek 240GB Go Drive Review, Tough On The Go @ Bjorn3d
- Crucial BX100 256GB @ Bjorn3d
- Samsung SM951 256GB NVMe PCIe SSD @ Custom PC Review
- QNAP TVS-871U-RP-i3-4G NAS Server Review @ NikKTech
- WD My Cloud EX4100 4-Bay Expert Series 16TB NAS @ eTeknix
- Toshiba AL13SXB60EN 600GB SAS 12Gb/s HDD Review @ NikKTech
Introduction, Specifications and Packaging
Where are all the 2TB SSDs? It's a question we've been hearing since they started to go mainstream seven years ago. While we have seen a few come along on the enterprise side as far back as 2011, those were prohibitively large, expensive, and out of reach of most consumers. Part of the problem initially was one of packaging. Flash dies simply were not of sufficient data capacity (and could not be stacked in sufficient quantities) as to reach 2TB in a consumer friendly form factor. We have been getting close lately, with many consumer focused 2.5" SATA products reaching 1TB, but things stagnated there for a bit. Samsung launched their 850 EVO and Pro in capacities up to 1TB, with plenty of additional space inside the 2.5" housing, so it stood to reason that the packaging limit was no longer an issue, so why did they keep waiting?
The first answer is one of market demand. When SSDs were pushing $1/GB, the thought of a 2TB SSD was great right up to the point where you did the math and realized it would cost more than a typical enthusiast-grade PC. That was just a tough pill to swallow, and market projections showed it would take more work to produce and market the additional SKU than it would make back in profits.
The second answer is one of horsepower. No, this isn't so much a car analogy as it is simple physics. 1TB SSDs had previously been pushing the limits of controller capabilities of flash and RAM addressing, as well as handling Flash Translation Layer lookups as well as garbage collection and other duties. This means that doubling a given model SSD capacity is not as simple as doubling the amount of flash attached to the controller - that controller must be able to effectively handle twice the load.
With all of that said, it looks like we can finally stop asking for those 2TB consumer SSDs, because Samsung has decided to be the first to push into this space:
Today we will take a look at the freshly launched 2TB version of the Samsung 850 EVO and 850 Pro. We will put these through the same tests performed on the smaller capacity models. Our hope is to verify that the necessary changes Samsung made to the controller are sufficient to keep performance scaling or at least on-par with the 1TB and smaller models of the same product lines.
Introduction, Specifications, and Packaging
Lexar is Micron's brand covering SD Cards, microSD Cards, USB flash drives, and card readers. Their card readers are known for being able to push high in the various speed grades, typically allowing transfers (for capable SD cards) much faster than what a typical built-in laptop or PC SD card reader is capable of. Today we will take a look at the Lexar 'Professional Workflow' line of flash memory connectivity options from Lexar.
This is essentially a four-bay hub device that can accept various card readers or other types of devices (a USB flash storage device as opposed to just a reader, for example). The available readers range from SD to CF to Professional Grade CFast cards capable of over 500 MB/sec.
We will be looking at the following items today:
- Professional Workflow HR2
- Four-bay Thunderbolt™ 2/USB 3.0 reader and storage drive hub
- Professional Workflow UR1
- Three-slot microSDHC™/microSDXC™ UHS-I USB 3.0 reader
- Professional Workflow SR1
- SDHC™/SDXC™ UHS-I USB 3.0 reader
- Professional Workflow CFR1
- CompactFlash® USB 3.0 reader
- Professional Workflow DD256
- 256GB USB 3.0 Storage Drive
Note that since we were sampled these items, Lexar has begun shipping a newer version of the SR1. The SR2 is a SDHC™/SDXC™ UHS-II USB 3.0 reader. Since we had no UHS-II SD cards available to test, this difference would not impact any of our testing speed results. There is also an HR1 model which has only USB 3.0 support and no Thunderbolt, coming in at a significantly lower cost when compared with the HR2 (more on that later).
Samsung's M.2 SM951 PCIe SSD appears for sale and is worth every penny
Subject: Storage | June 25, 2015 - 03:42 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: SM951, Samsung, PCIe SSD, M.2
Samsung's M.2 SM951 PCIe SSD was never originally intended to be sold on its own but thankfully the 128, 256 and 512GB models are showing up on Newegg and other sites and the speeds it can reach are very impressive. The Tech Report tested the 512GB model and saw it beat the Intel 750 Series in IOMeter at a queue depth of one, though the Intel SSD still shows off its prowess at higher queue depths. Their testing showed that the speed of the flash produces enough heat that the drive throttles itself so you should consider rigging an active cooling solution if you do pick up this drive. Check out their full review to see some very impressive numbers and boot times.
"Samsung's SM951 SSD squeezes a quad-lane PCIe Gen3 interface onto a diminutive M.2 form factor. It offers incredible performance under the right conditions, but it also struggles in some scenarios. Our in-depth review explains the drive's strengths, weaknesses, and unique enthusiast appeal."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- House of Cards: PCIe SSD Performance Roundup @ [H]ard|OCP
- Intel 750 PCIe SSD @ The SSD Review
- Patriot Ignite M.2 SSD @ The SSD Review
- OCZ Vector 180 480GB SSD Review @ NikKTech
- 240 GB Kingston HyperX Savage SSD @ Tech ARP
- ADATA Premier SP610 512GB SSD Review @HiTech Legion
- QNAP Turbo NAS TS-453 Pro 4-Bay Enthusiast and SMB NAS @ eTeknix
One hub to rule them all!
Inateck sent along a small group of connectivity devices for us to evaluate. One such item was their HB7003 7 port USB 3.0 hub:
This is a fairly standard powered USB hub with one exception - high speed charging. Thanks to an included 36W power adapter and support for Battery Charging Specification 1.2, the HB7003 can charge devices at up to 1.5 Amps at 5 Volts. This is not to be confused with 'Quick Charging', which uses a newer specification and more unique hardware.
- L/W/H: 6.06" x 1.97" x 0.83"
- Ports: 7
- Speed: USB 3.0 5Gbps (backwards compatible with USB 2.0 and 1.1)
- Windows Vista / OSX 10.8.4 and newer supported without drivers
Densely packed brown box. Exactly how such a product should be packaged.
Power adapter (~6 foot cord), ~4.5 foot USB 3.0 cord, instruction manual, and the hub itself.
Some quick charging tests revealed that the HB7003 had no issue exceeding 1.0 Amp charging rates, but fell slightly short of a full 1.5A charge rate due to the output voltage falling a little below the full 5V. Some voltage droop is common with this sort of device, but it did have some effect. In one example, an iPad Air drew 1.3A (13% short of a full 1.5A). Not a bad charging rate considering, but if you are expecting a fast charge of something like an iPad, its dedicated 2.1A charger is obviously the better way to go.
Performance and Usability:
As you can see above, even though the port layout is on a horizontal plane, Inateck has spaced the ports enough that most devices should be able to sit side by side. Some wider devices may take up an extra port, but with seven to work with, the majority of users should have enough available ports even if one or two devices overlap an adjacent port. In the above configuration, we had no issue saturating the throughput to each connected device. I also stepped up to a Samsung USB T1 which also negotiated at the expected USB 3.0 speeds.
Pricing and Availability
- $34.99 (Amazon)
Inateck is selling it these direct from their Amazon store (link above).
- Clean design 7-port USB 3.0 hub.
- Port spacing sufficient for most devices without interference.
- 1.5A per port charging.
- Low cost.
- 'Wall wart' power adapter may block additional power strip outlets.
At just $35, the Inateck HB7003 is a good quality 7-port USB 3.0 hub. All ports can charge devices at up to 1.5A while connecting them to the host at data rates up to 5 Gbps. The only gripe I had was that the hub was a bit on the light weight side and as a result it easily slid around on the desk when the attached cords were disturbed, but some travelers might see light weight as a bonus. Overall this is a simple, no frills USB 3.0 hub that gets the job done nicely.
You love the dock!
Today we'll take a quick look at the Inateck FD2002 USB 3.0 to dual SATA dock:
This is a UASP capable dock that should provide near full SATA 6Gb/sec throughput to each of two connected SATA SSDs or HDDs. This particular dock has no RAID capability, but exchanges that for an offline cloning / duplication mode. While the FD2002 uses ASMedia silicon to perform these tasks, similar limitations are inherent in competing hardware fron JMicron, which comes with a similar toggle of either RAID or cloning capability. Regardless, Inateck made the logical choice with the FD2002, as hot swap docks are not the best choice for hardware RAID.
The pair of ASMedia chips moving data within the FD2002. The ASM1153E on the left couples the USB 3.0 link to the ASM1091R, which multiplexes to the pair of SATA ports and apparently adds cloning functionality.
Continue reading for our review of the Inateck FD2002 USB 3.0 Dual SATA Dock!
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Yusuf's happy for Cat Stevens
How does a man who turned his back on the world of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll in a quest to be closer to God feel about being welcomed into an institution whose very name celebrates the culture of fame?
"Even though it's taken time, I've always been an optimist," said the 65-year-old musician born Steven Georgiou, formerly known as Cat Stevens and who now uses the single name Yusuf.
"I was brought up on the view that if you wait patiently till the end of the story, the good people will live happily ever after. So this is sort of a fulfillment of that idea."
The appearance of Stevens' name among the latest round of inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame carries more than a hint of irony for anyone who paid attention to the British singer and songwriter's career during the 1960s and '70s.
Stevens earned his place as a full-fledged pop star -- a sex symbol, even -- through a string of hits including "Peace Train," "Wild World," "Morning Has Broken" and "Oh Very Young."
Many of his songs, however, contained cautionary messages about the dangers of being seduced by the material world, advising listeners to seek out something more enduring than the fleeting pleasures earthly life has to offer.
Stevens himself took that message to heart, abandoning his music career after the release of his 1978 album "Back to Earth" and devoting himself to the study and practice of Islam, even changing his name to Yusuf Islam as part of his religious conversion.
If a single song crystallized his philosophy of music as a means of spiritual exploration, it's "On the Road to Find Out" from his breakthrough 1970 album, "Tea for the Tillerman."
There's already been some online grousing about his selection for the hall by rock fans whose definition of what constitutes rock 'n' roll is limited to musicians who wield electric guitars in conventional guitar-bass-drums lineups.
"The whole institution of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame started after rock 'n' roll came into being," he said. "So it has come in as a kind of a snapshot of history, and that means in the end it's all about music."
Although Stevens established his reputation with gentle, introspective, acoustic guitar-driven songs that got him lumped among the "sensitive singer-songwriter" camp of the early '70s, with 1972's "Catch Bull at Four" album and successors such as "Foreigner" and "Buddha and the Chocolate Box," he incorporated more of rock's sonic punch into his music.
Nevertheless, to Yusuf -- as to many others -- rock 'n' roll has as much to do with attitude as with instrumentation.
"If there are any rules to what we call 'rock 'n' roll,' only a couple of times did I actually conform to those rules," he said. "And that was the point -- it was always the spirit of that generation to break the mold. I think we did that magnificently."


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Obama's Approval Ratings Get Big Bump in Florida
The 2012 election is still 17 months away, but the latest numbers from Quinnipiac show hopeful news for Democrats for the first time in month. President Barack Obama's approval ratings are back above 50 percent in Florida since 2009, and more Floridians say they would definitely vote for him than a generic Republican challenger. Meanwhile, incumbent Democratic Senator Bill Nelson still holds huge advantages over all his Republican challengers.
In the first poll taking in Florida since the death of Osama bin Laden, 51 percent of Floridians say they approve of the way Obama is handling his job; 43 disapprove. That's up for a 44-52 split back in April. The president remains especially popular in South Florida where his approval rating is 62 percent. Even amongst independents his approval ratings are back above water at 47-45.
Forty-four percent of Floridians say they'd vote for Obama if the election was held today, while only 37 percent say they'd vote for a Republican. That's up from 41 percent who say they'd vote Republican, and 38 percent who say they'd vote for Obama back in April. Meanwhile, 50 percent say they feel Obama deserves to be reelected.
In the senate race, the Republican primary is still a big question-mark with 64 percent of registered Republican undecided. Fourteen percent say they'd vote for George LeMieux. Thirteen percent would cast their ballot for Mike Haridopolis. Though, Bill Nelson would beat LeMieux 47-27, and Haridopolis 47-26 if the election was held today.
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Recruited by assistant Kurtis Townsend and Self, the addition of Wiggins makes Kansas one of favorites to win the National Championship in 2013-14, as well as this year's recruiting class being among the top two in the country, along with Kentucky.
"Obviously, everyone in Jayhawk-land is overwhelmed and excited today," Self said in a statement. "This was a pleasant surprise because we never had an idea which way he was leading. Andrew did this the exact way he said he was going to. He played his cards very close to his vest as did his mother and father. I knew we were one of four. The competition was very stiff and we were fortunate that we were able to ink him today. He's a tremendous talent and a terrific kid. Probably an even better kid than he is a talent. We think he has a chance to be about as good a prospect as we've ever had."Wiggins has been highly touted as one of the biggest high school talents, since LeBron James in 2003, his impact could be monumental.
"An elite level talent, Wiggins is a world-class athlete with impressive physical and athletic attributes. At 6-foot-8, he handles the ball well, is the top defender in the 2013 class and is a terrific transition scorer," Scout.com's Evan Daniels said.
Wiggins will join an already loaded class, including swingmen Brannen Greene and Wayne Selden, guards Connor Frankamp and Frank Mason, as well rapidly rising big man Joel Embiid.
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I went through this with DS a few months ago. We tried the toddler bed for a week or so out of concern that he would hurt himself climbing out of his crib. We were all miserable!! He wouldn't stay in his room, and he couldn't fall asleep on his own anymore. DH finally put the fourth rail up again to convert it back to the crib.
I'm not sure if that would work for you, or if it would be an option. DS hasn't tried climbing out since...
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Or like pp said, try her matress on the floor. Or can you invest in a toddler bed of one of her favorite characters? Craigslist has them cheap in my area.
We went through the same thing with DD. We went from crib to toddler bed then back to crib then back to toddler bed in about three weeks lol. The toddler bed caused a lot of screaming and heartache for everyone so we moved her back into a crib, but once she had a taste of the freedom of the toddler bed she learned how to get out of her crib a whole lot faster so we had to move back to the toddler bed. In the end, the toddler bed just wasn't for DD. We ended up moving her to a twin bed with a bed rail. That solved our issues trying to get her to sleep at night, but she was still waking up in the middle of the night. Then we tried CIO. With DD it only took a few nights to get her to sleep through the night on her own because it was just her way of testing us. Good luck! I know how hard it is to find what works for you LO because they're all different!
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Daniel Geale: Felix Sturm is Not Where He Used To Be
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Daniel Geale heads into his middleweight boxing world title unification bout with German superstar Felix Sturm armed with the most knowledge he has ever accumulated about any opponent.
IBF champion Geale left Sydney on Thursday for Germany, where he will fight the WBA Super champion in Sturm's home state of Nordrhein-Westfalen on September 1.
Sturm (37-2-2, 16 KOs) is ranked the No.1 contender in the esteemed Ring rankings, one place ahead of Geale (27-1, 15 KOs).
The German has never dropped a points decision in his own country and is unbeaten in his last 12 bouts since his only defeat at home, a 10th-round stoppage loss to Spaniard Javier Castillejo.
His only other loss was the controversial points decision he dropped to Oscar de la Hoya in Las Vegas eight years ago.
"He (Sturm) has been a guy that's been at the top for a long long time, so it's been much easier to study on the guy," Geale told AAP.
"I've probably seen 10 of his fights, most recently I've seen probably four or five.
"There is a reason he's been at the top for a long time as well, he's a very skilful defensive fighter.
"We've got plans and strategies to try and combat that."
Geale wasn't fazed at not being able to find a sparring partner capable of duplicating Sturm's style.
"We used different guys for their different abilities, we think it worked out pretty well," Geale said.
Geale is under no illusion about the task he faces, but won his world title in Germany off Sebastian Sylvester and has the happy knack of lifting to the level of his opposition.
He senses 33-year-old Sturm might just be slightly past his prime, but still regards him as the toughest opponent of his career.
"We know it's not going to be an easy fight," Geale said.
"He's proved in his last couple of fights, he's not where he used to be.
"That could go either way. That could put pressure on him to make sure he has a big fight against an up and coming fighter that is getting his name out there.
"But in saying that he may be lacking that little bit extra now, he's getting a little bit older and that's where I come in.
"The better the opponent, the better I fight."
Looking forward to this one. See what Geale has to offer Sturm.Comment by lutenco on 08-24-2012
I like this fight;DANIEL is undeafeted in my eyes because MUNDINE lost that fight!!!Comment by 4Corners on 08-24-2012
Gotta love how fighters discredit their wins before the fights even happen. I predict a hard fought fight, in which most will feel Geale should have won, with Sturm getting the win.Comment by Brickfist on 08-24-2012
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Abdulrahim Apabhai AlmelkarTweetIndia (1920 -  1982 )
Hampel /Mar 26, 2011
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Abdulrahim Apabhai Almelkar - Untitled
Original 1967
Auction: Sotheby's -Mar 15, 2016 - New-yorkLot number: 576
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UNTITLED (BLUE BENARAS GHATS) almelkar abdulrahim apabhai (1920-1982) Signed and dated in Devanagari lower right Oil on canvas 51 x 28 in. (129.5 x 71.1 cm.) Painted in 1967 Read Condition Report Read Condition Report Register or Log-in to view condition report Saleroom Notice
Abdulrahim Apabhai Almelkar - Untitled (two Women)
Original 1965
Auction: Sotheby's -Oct 6, 2015 - LondonLot number: 27
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Abdulrahim Apabhai Almelkar 1920-1982 UNTITLED (TWO WOMEN) Signed and dated in Devanagari lower left Oil on canvas 85.8 x 127.2 cm. (33 ¾ x 50 ⅛ in.) Painted in 1965 Read Condition Report Read Condition Report Register or Log-in to view condition report Saleroom Notice Provenance Private Arizona Collection Sotheby's New York, 19 September 2007, lot 54
Abdulrahim Apabhai Almelkar - Jain Munishrio
Original 1955
Auction: Gorringes -Jun 30, 2010 - LewesLot number: 1155
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Lot 1155 Abdulrahim Apabhai Almelkar (India, 1920-1982) ink and gouache, 'Jain Munishrio', signed and dated 1955, 11 x 10in. Estimate £400-600 Descriptions provided in both printed and on-line catalogueformats do not include condition reports. The absence of acondition statement does not imply that the lot is in perfectcondition or completely free from wear and tear, imperfections orthe effects of aging. Interested bidders are strongly encouraged torequest a condition report on any lots upon which they intend tobid, prior to placing a bid. All transactions are governed byGorringes Conditions of Sale.
Abdulrahim Apabhai Almelkar - Vain Munishrio
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Abdulrahim Apabhai Almelkar - Indien- Signed Almelkar And Dated 1956
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WASHINGTON, May 20— The Federal student loan program is "plagued with fraud and abuse at every level," allowing shady trade school operators to prey on the poor and rob taxpayers of billions of dollars, a yearlong Senate investigation concluded today.
The Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations said the Department of Education, through "gross mismanagement, ineptitude and neglect," had "all but abdicated its responsibility" to students and taxpayers alike.
As a result, the program's future is "hanging in the balance," said Senator Sam Nunn, Democrat of Georgia and chairman of the panel.
These conclusions come as Congress is expected to approve major changes this year in the student loan program, as part of its reconsideration of the laws governing higher education, which expire this year.
Education Secretary Lamar Alexander has acknowledged the need for major changes and proposed new guidelines last month. In a statement today, Michael J. Farrell, Mr. Alexander's chief aide for the loan program, said the Senate report "provides significant and very usable information, and this will make my job easier."In eight years, losses under the program have risen more than 500 percent, to $2.7 billion last year from $448 million in 1983. Losses to taxpayers over that time total almost $13 billion.
The investigation traced many of the program abuses to profit-seeking trade schools, which account for 22 percent of the loans but 44 percent of the defaults. While 10 percent of the students at four-year schools default on their loans, the report said, 39 percent of the students at trade schools do so.
Many of the trade schools aggressively recruit the poor, passing out leaflets in housing projects and welfare offices. School representatives help the students sign up federally guaranteed loans for thousands of dollars, much of which is turned over to the schools.
Those trade schools promise lucrative jobs as, for example, truck drivers, beauticians or medical assistants, but the students often lack the ability to complete the courses. In other cases, the courses themselves are flawed, taught in ill-equipped buildings by unqualified teachers. As a result, the investigation concluded, many students wind up worse off than they started, still unemployed and now deeply in debt. When they default on the loans, the taxpayers pay through the loan guarantees to the banks.
Examples of abuses heard in testimony included that of a Texas truck driving school that arranged $5,000 in loans for a student who could not get a state license because she had only one foot.
Some industry representatives said abuses were limited. Stephen Blair, president of the National Association of Trade and Technical Schools, a lobbying group, said in a statement today that the trade schools play a central role in training Americans for skilled jobs. But he added, "We agree that Federal student aid programs must be reformed."
The schools are regulated by three layers of authority, from state licensing agencies, private accrediting groups and the Education Department. But state agencies are often "woefully undermanned," the report said, "accreditation can be bought," and the Education Department has "a dismal record" of indifference to the abuses.
The panel also faulted unscrupulous lenders and collection agencies.


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Just when you thought it was safe to start showing off again, the bestselling authors of The Book of General Ignorance and 1,277 QI Facts To Blow Your Socks Off are back. With a foreword by Stephen Fry, this parcel of unimaginable information is here to solve a few common misconceptions, mistakes and misunderstandings. Octopuses have six legs, oranges aren't orange, bats aren't blind, napoleon wasn't short, vikings didn't wear horned helmets, there is no such thing as a fish. QI: The Second Book of General Ignorance is the essential set text for everyone who's proud to admit that they don't know everything, and an ideal stick with which to beat people who think they do. John Lloyd and John Mitchinson are the bestselling authors of QI: The Book of General Ignorance and 1,277 QI Facts To Blow Your Socks Off. Here they present a wonderful collection of astonishingly interesting facts, perfect for pub quiz lovers, trivia buffs and general knowledge experts alike.show more
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OSHA News Release - (Archived) Table of Contents
OSHA National News Release
U.S. Department of Labor
"This document was published prior to the publication of OSHA's final rule on Ergonomics Program (29 CFR 1910.900, November 14, 2000), and therefore does not necessarily address or reflect the provisions set forth in the final standard."
News Release
Wednesday, September 3, 1997
Contact: (202) 219-8151
OSHA To Hold Second Regional Ergonomics Conference On
October 30 In Chicago, Illinois -
Town Hall Meeting For
Public Input On Standard Will Follow *
The Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) will hold the second of 10 regional conferences on ergonomics Oct. 30 in Chicago, Ill.
This regional conference, entitled "Practical Applications in Ergonomics Today," focuses on ways to combat repetitive stress injuries, one of the fastest growing and most costly threats to worker health.
"These conferences take a practical, problem-solving approach to reduction of ergonomic hazards in the workplace," said Acting Assistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health Gregory R. Watchman. "We must work together to reduce musculoskeletal disorders that result from such hazards. These disorders represent the largest group of preventable job injuries and illnesses in the United States."
"Effective Practices in Ergonomics" will enable workers, unions, employers, trade and professional associations, academics and government to share information about effective solutions to reducing exposures to ergonomic hazards in the workplace.
The conference is designed specifically for small to mid-size businesses and will promote the use of ergonomic principles to improve worker safety, health, quality and productivity. It will focus on lessons learned from successful workplace ergonomic programs and will encourage the exchange of ergonomic program experience and knowledge among the participants.
The conference is co-sponsored by OSHA and its Region V National Safety Education Center, which includes the National Safety Council, Northern Illinois University and the Construction Safety Council.
The conference will be held on Oct. 30 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at McCormick Place-East in Chicago. The cost of attending is $40. Advance registration is necessary. For further information, call 1-800-539-7468.
At 6 p.m., OSHA will hold a town hall meeting to give the public an opportunity to provide input on what should be included in an ergonomics program management standard. The meeting is for workers, health care providers/the medical community, industry, small business and any others interested in the standard. No registration is required for the town hall meeting.
"Developing an ergonomics standard is one aspect of OSHA's four-pronged approach to reducing repetitive stress injuries," said Watchman. "We want the widest possible input from those interested in such a standard."
The other parts of the OSHA approach to reducing repetitive stress injuries are education, research and enforcement.
The first regional conference on ergonomics is scheduled for Sept. 17 in Lockport, N.Y. Information on that Sept. 17 conference is available from Sharon Zimmerman, Assistant to the Coordinator, at Niagara County Community College at (716) 433-1856. A town hall meeting on an ergonomics standard will follow that conference.
* Town Hall Meeting originally scheduled has been postponed. Details will be announced when it is rescheduled.
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Captive of the Mamazon
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Date January 21st, 2010
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Captured by Mamazons on a quest for the magic statue, James is locked behind bamboo bars. But before he knows it, James is going to be freed to bam the boobs of Kali West, his guard, a girl who has never experienced the thrill of a hard boner between her breasts and inside her punani. Mystified and finding herself filled with a strange emotion and physical tingling, the urge to let this man do unusual things to her body is beyond her control. She frees him without telling any of the other girls and seeking the approval of her queen, Alexis Silver. James could easily overpower her and escape. Her beauty prevents him. He decides to teach her what the true law of the jungle is: that man is the ruler of woman and his cock is his teaching tool. By the time James is done with this lesson, Kali will be his slave instead.
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A Philadelphia judge has ordered the owners battling for control of The Inquirer's parent company to come to her courtroom Monday, and explain why she should not dissolve their partnership and approve a public auction of the company.
In an order issued late Friday, Common Pleas Court Judge Patricia A. McInerney scheduled a 10 a.m. hearing on a petition filed by Lewis Katz and H.F. "Gerry" Lenfest to dissolve the 2012 partnership that formed Interstate General Media.
"We asked for this expedited decision and are very pleased with this outcome," their spokesman, Jay Devine, said in an e-mail.
Katz and Lenfest want McInerney to appoint a trustee to oversee the public sale of IGM assets, including The Inquirer, the Philadelphia Daily News, and Philly.com.