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About Voyage for Health Nutrition
At Voyage for Health Nutrition, we offer personalised nutrition consultations, nutritional advice, nutritional therapy, weight management clinics, bespoke corporate wellness programs and specialised corporate events. In addition, I have designed a number of specialist programs to offer you extra support during particularly challenging times. I am currently running Fertility Programmes – The Fertility Diet & The Fertility Detox. IVF Programmes – Getting IVF ready and the IVF Diet – which help support couples – in particular those who are funded through the NHS with no access to bespoke nutritional advice. I also specialize in Thyroid Health and am running the Thyroid Diet – to assist with hypothyroidism and Hyperthyroidism. I consult from my clinic in Shoreditch, and am happy to travel to your office in the London area. I also carry out international consultations via Skype.
If you'd like to further discuss the services that I offer as a nutrition therapist or personal nutrition consultant, the please don't hesitate to get in touch with Voyage for Health Nutrition today. I'm always here to take your call and assist you in any way I possibly can with professional nutrition advice. My services are available to customers in and around the Shoreditch area.
My philosophy is simple; I believe good health starts with good nutritional advice. However, what is good for you may not be good for me. How we process toxins, our genetic makeup, gut microbes, our environment, how we process hormones and the stress status of our bodies are just a few ways in which we differ from each other. This is why Voyage for Health Nutrition sit with you, find out your exact needs and requirements and strive to exceed them, time after time; to make sure your wellness programme and nutritional therapy works best for you. For more information get in touch with Shoreditch based Voyage for Health Nutrition.
Here at Voyage for Health Nutrition, I am a nutritional therapist and a personal nutrition consultantions who offers a range of services such as weight management programmes, bespoke corporate wellness programmes, nutritional advice, nutritional therapy, corporate events, a fantastic wellness programme, corporate nutritional consultancy and corporate event management to clients throughout Shoreditch and the surrounding areas of London.
This is one of the main reasons why we firmly believe that we should be your first and only port of call for weight management programmes, corporate wellness, nutritional advice, nutritional therapy, corporate events, a fantastic wellness programme, corporate nutritional consultancy and corporate event management, anywhere in the Shoreditch area of London.
I treat the body and not the symptoms. The body is made up of cells, organs and systems which all work together in perfect unity. When any of these become disrupted even at a cellular level, the body can produce symptoms of poor health. This is why I always address the core basics first, before addressing the next step of care; this is the fundamental belief of my practice today. I'm also a member of the Naturopathic Nutrition Association, which is the professional association of Nutritional Therapists who practice in accordance with naturopathic principles. This means that you can rest easy when coming to Voyage for Health Nutrition in Shoreditch, London for nutritional therapy and nutritional advice.
I also offer a corporate event management service, where i can plan and hold corporate nutritional consultancy events to give nutritional advice and nutritional therapy to customers. I regularly hold these corporate in Shoreditch and the surrounding areas. If you'd like to attend one of my corporate nutritional consultancy events then get in touch with me at Voyage for Health Nutrition.
If you require additional information on the services that Voyage for Health Nutrition offer as a nutritional therapist and a personal nutrition consultant, including weight management programmes, bespoke corporate wellness programmes, nutritional advice, IVF Programmes, nutritional therapy, corporate events, a fantastic wellness programme, corporate nutritional consultancy and corporate event management, be sure to get in touch with us today. We're always here to take your call, deal with any enquiries and answer any questions that you may have about the services that we offer throughout Shoreditch and the surrounding areas of London.
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Many dentures had retaining wires and clips that would show in the event you smiled very broadly, however if you kept your lips closed, for the most part, no one will be the wiser unless they saw you with your dentures removed. However, almost always there is the problem of receding gums and tooth movement the dentures didn't quite alleviate.
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|This article, ATHENIAN Project, was written by Demakhis. Please do not edit this fiction without the writer's permission.
The ATHENIAN Project was an attempt to increase the intelligence of the Spartan super soldiers. It was originally tried with SPARTAN-Is, but erased subjects' memories rather than increased IQs. It was tried again with the best of the SPARTAN-IIs. There was one successful subject, whose IQ increased from 160 to 240. He received special training, but near the end of his training, the facility was attacked and destroyed. He was MIA believe KIA. However, he survived, and for unknown reasons, defected from the UNSC and began calling himself ATHENIAN-000.


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I've had some ideas for new stories and as long as I get to finishing them, soon enough they'll be on here. Right now the only one I'm working on is Invisible Scars it should be pretty interesting. I hope to get everything eventually finished on the site. I started it last summer but writing takes a long time, well at least for me because I'm never satisfied with anything. So enjoy the rest of the site until I get some new things up. If anyone has any suggestions of what I could add to the site to make it more interesting please send me an email or instant message me. You can find that information underneath Contact.Thanks!-AmandaP.S. I also started working at camp again so I won't have as much time as I normally would.
I've finished Dad's New Wife Greg. Haha, didn't take too long, but I figured I wouldn't want to drag this story out, otherwise it would turn into rambling and we all know how much I tend to ramble. I really don't think this short story is very good, but it has some funny moments. If you've got a sick sense of humor like me though you'll enjoy it more than others :-p.-Amanda
I am trying to finish up all the stories I've started. Its getting a little hard to do, because you have to add homework into the mix. I know a lot isn't finished on the site. But I'm working on it so never fear! The site will be done...eventually. So far I'm working on "Dad's New Wife 'Greg'" and of course Teenage Tales. I took off the fanfiction section just because I don't think I'll ever finish them. They will just be two of the many stories that I start but never finish. Hopefully I will get the "Dad's New Wife 'Greg'" story finished and on the site before February. At least that's what I'm aiming for. Also as for Danielle. I talked to her the other day about some stuff on here. She will most likely be contributing to most of the poems on here, but its going to take a little while before Sonya and Kevin is finished, sorry. The lyrics...well the lyrics aren't very good so there will probably not be very many of them on here. Well I guess that's all for now. Keep reading!-Amanda
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i was playing Township , and there was a major there playing and he told me that there is a secret anti-cheat that has permanently showed Me that you activate a certain hack , he told me enjoy ur ban and i just tried to re-log and nothing changes, after some days, My account has been banned
is there any common thing between my ban and what he told me ?
BTW:didn't use any hack at this Moment i was just activating killamachine hack.
Yes there is a program that logs hacking it reads memory and takes videos . In it's menu is an option for where to email the data it collects .
though he would need a good contact at aeria . I learned of it in 2010 but i can't remember its name .
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And a lil advice is use the f12 before you activate the hack just in case of screenshot/report
True, though very people have it. Mostly GM's and staff. Even then its a rumor not officially leaked yet.
Did you read my comment there is a public .exe for this though when i was just playing i joined an eboat match and when i was in game it showed me and some other guys on both teams and it had a message [gm]check this ip !!!!
It has nothing at all to do with aeria.


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|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Jul 4, 2006
|Filing date
|Jan 4, 2001
|Priority date
|Jan 4, 2001
|Fee status
|Also published as
|Publication number
|Whay S. Lee
|Original Assignee
|Sun Microsystems, Inc.
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (65), Non-Patent Citations (31), Referenced by (18), Classifications (12), Legal Events (6)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to the field of computer systems and, more particularly, to communications protocols within computer systems and/or networks, and communication routing or switching within interconnection fabrics.
2. Description of the Related Art
Computer systems are placing an ever-increasing demand on data storage systems. In many of the data storage systems in use today, data storage arrays are used. The interconnection solutions for many large storage arrays are based on bus architectures such as small computer system interconnect (SCSI) or fibre channel (FC). In these architectures, multiple storage devices such as disks may share a single set of wires, or a loop in the case of FC, for data transfers.
Such architectures may be limited in terms of performance and fault tolerance. Since all the devices share a common set of wires, only one data transfer may take place at any given time, regardless of whether or not all the devices have data ready for transfer. Also, if a storage device fails, it may be possible for that device to render the remaining devices inaccessible by corrupting the bus. Additionally, in systems that use a single controller on each bus, a controller failure may leave all the devices on its bus inaccessible.
There are several existing solutions available, which are briefly described below. One solution is to divide the devices into multiple subsets utilizing multiple independent buses for added performance. Another solution suggests connecting dual buses and controllers to each device to provide path fail-over capability, as in a dual loop FC architecture. An additional solution may have multiple controllers connected to each bus, thus providing a controller fail-over mechanism.
In a large storage array, component failures may be expected to be fairly frequent. Because of the higher number of components in a system, the probability that a component will fail at any given time is higher, and accordingly, the mean time between failures (MTBF) for the system is lower. However, the above conventional solutions may not be adequate for such a system. In the first solution described above, the independent buses may ease the bandwidth constraint to some degree, but the devices on each bus may still be vulnerable to a single controller failure or a bus failure. In the second solution, a single malfunctioning device may still potentially render all of the buses connected to it, and possibly the rest of the system, inaccessible. This same failure mechanism may also affect the third solution, since the presence of two controllers does not prevent the case where a single device failure may force the bus to some random state.
Devices in a network or fabric need to be able to communicate with one another. For example, one device may need to send a message to another device corresponding to an operation that first device seeks to perform with the other device's assistance. Communications between devices in an interconnection fabric can be enabled by encoding directions within the messages on how they should be routed through the fabric. For example, a message can be sent along a route in an interconnection fabric comprising several nodes by encoding the route as a list of the node identifiers. The node identifiers uniquely identify each node in the interconnection fabric. For example, the node identifiers might specify coordinates that locate a node in the interconnection fabric. The encoded route might list the node identifiers of each node the message needs to pass through to reach its destination. Another method, used to send messages when nodes in the fabric are capable of being described by coordinates, implicitly specifies the route by providing the coordinates of the sending and receiving nodes. This method allows routes to be calculated from the difference between the two coordinates.
Alternately, the only routing information encoded in the message might be the node identifier of the destination node. The route could then be chosen on the fly. For example, this on-the-fly route might be created by making random turns. Each turn might be made so that the message is brought closer to the destination node. This method provides more flexibility to circumvent faults in the interconnection fabric than some methods, but it may also require more complicated routing circuitry. Yet another method of sending messages involves simply sending the message to all the nodes or devices in the interconnection fabric. This is done by having each node transmit the message to all the nodes it is connected to except the ones from which it received the message. Each node then tries to match its own identifier to that of the destination node encoded in the message.
While all of these methods effectively transmit messages, the use of node identifiers necessarily limits the scalability of the fabric. For example, using 4-bit node identifiers confines the fabric to a maximum size of 16 nodes. If the interconnection fabric exceeds this size, the size of the node identifiers will have to be increased. Identifier size can also limit the shape of the fabric. For example, if a 4-bit identifier contained two 2-bit fields corresponding to the x, y coordinates of each node in a mesh, the mesh could measure 4�4 nodes but could not measure 8�2 nodes, even though both shapes contain 16 nodes, because the latter shape could not be described with 2-bit identifiers.
Another problem with existing routing methods is that they have a limited ability to describe alternate paths between nodes or devices. If independent paths are available between devices or nodes in a network or interconnection fabric, communications are more robust because all of the independent paths must develop errors before communications between the devices or nodes are disrupted. Thus it is desirable to have a routing system capable of using all available independent paths so that communications are less susceptible to errors.
A routing system that lists the identifier of each node along the route can identify all independent paths, but this system still has scalability limitations mentioned above. Encoding schemes that require calculation may be designed to only calculate paths in certain ways, such as by subtracting a sender coordinate from a destination coordinate. In a scheme like this, the calculation may also be unable to identify all of the available independent routes. Similarly, routing systems that calculate routes on the fly by always turning in a certain direction will not be able to identify independent paths that require turning in a different direction. In these situations, the benefit of having multiple independent paths is lost.
Various embodiments of a routing system are disclosed. In one embodiment, an interconnection fabric connects a plurality of nodes together. Each node has a plurality of input and output ports. One embodiment may include a method for sending a message in an interconnection fabric from a sending node to a destination node. The method identifies a route in the interconnection fabric from the sending node to the destination node. A routing directive describing this route is encoded in the message. The routing directive might be stored in a routing table. The routing directive might be encoded in the message by the sending device or the sending node. The routing directive is made up of a variable number of segments, where each segment has a distance component and a direction component. The message is sent on one of the sending node's output ports to one of the input ports of another node. The distance component of the current segment of the routing directive is decremented to reflect that one hop along the route was made. One of the output ports of the first node is selected according to the current segment of the routing directive, and the message is sent on the selected output port.
In some embodiments, the output port of the first node is selected by checking to see if the distance component of the current segment is greater than zero. If so, an output port is selected that corresponds to the direction the message was traveling in when the first node received it. If the distance component of the current segment equals zero, an output port is selected according to the value of the direction component of the current segment. The direction component might expressly identify which port the node should select. In other embodiments, the direction component might specify a direction relative to that in which the message was traveling when it was received, and the node would select an output port accordingly. The direction component might also identify the node as the destination node and indicate that it should send the message on a device port that is connected to a device. In some embodiments, the current segment of the routing directive is removed if it is complete.
Some embodiments involve a return routing directive that describes a route from the destination node to the source node. The return routing directive may be identified along with the routing directive. The return routing directive might be included in a routing table. In certain embodiments, the return routing directive might be calculated from the routing directive. For example, the return routing directive could be the reverse of the routing directive. Other embodiments create the return route incrementally. Each node might add information to the return routing directive as the message passes through that node.
Another embodiment describes a node configured to send messages using a scalable routing system. The node is made up of a routing unit and a plurality of input and output ports. In some embodiments, if the node is the sending node, the routing unit may be configured to identify a route for sending a message to a destination node and to encode a routing directive describing that route in the message. In some embodiments, the node is configured to decrement the distance component of the current segment and to select an output port based on the value of the current segment. In one embodiment, when the node is the destination node, it is configured to communicate the message on a device port to a device. In some embodiments, the node may remove the current segment if it is complete. The node may also be configured to add to a return routing directive.
In yet another embodiment, a device is configured to communicate with a node in an interconnection fabric. The interconnection fabric comprises a plurality of routes between the node and a destination node. The device is configured to identify a first routing directive describing a route from the node to the destination node. The routing directive comprises at least one segment, and the segment comprises a distance component and a direction component. The device is configured to send a message to a second device configured to communicate with the destination node. The device is configured to encode the first routing directive in the message and to communicate the message to the node. As the message is being routed through the interconnection fabric to the destination node, a receiving node in the interconnection fabric is configured to receive the message and to decrement the distance component of one of the segments in the routing directive.
The device may also be configured to communicate with a controller such as a RAID controller, or to communicate with a host interface or line card. In some embodiments, the device may also be configured to encode a return routing directive in the message. In other embodiments, a return routing directive may be encoded in the message incrementally. For example, the node that receives the message as it is routed to the destination node may be configured to incrementally encode a portion of the return routing directive in the message. If the message fails to be sent to the destination node, the receiving node may use the incrementally created return routing directive to return an error message to the sender. The device may in turn be configured to use the incrementally created return routing directive to locate an error in the interconnection fabric.
While the invention is described herein by way of example for several embodiments and illustrative drawings, those skilled in the art will recognize that the invention is not limited to the embodiments or drawings described. It should be understood, that the drawings and detailed description thereto are not intended to limit the invention to the particular form disclosed, but on the contrary, the intention is to cover all modifications, equivalents and alternatives falling within the spirit and scope of the present invention as defined by the appended claims.
In accordance with the present invention, one embodiment includes a routing scheme for use when sending messages between a sending node to a destination node in an interconnection fabric. Each node in the fabric may have one or more ports connecting it with neighboring nodes. In addition to the ports that connect each node to its neighboring node(s), each node may also have one or more ports that connect the node to a device. A device might be a computer system, a host interface to a storage system, a disk drive, or any combination of networked devices, such as client computers, servers, storage devices, etc.
In this routing scheme, a routing directive describes the route the message should take between the sending node and the destination node. Either the sending node or the sending device connected to the sending node may encode the routing directive in the message. The routing directive may include a variable number of segments. Each segment might include a distance component and a direction component that tell each node along the route how it should send the message. Generally, each distance component describes a distance in the interconnection fabric while each direction component specifies a direction in the interconnection fabric.
The sending node or the sending device may maintain a routing table that contains the different routing directives to use when sending messages to various destination nodes. When sending a message, the node or device might select the appropriate routing directive from the routing table and then encode it in the message. If the interconnection fabric contains multiple independent paths, the routing table may contain additional routing directive entries describing the other independent paths to each destination node.
Turning to
Since this routing scheme does not depend on node identifiers, the size of the interconnection fabric may be changed without requiring modification to the routing circuitry that implements the routing scheme. Instead, as the fabric changes, updated routing directives that work with the same routing circuitry may be stored in the appropriate routing tables in the sending nodes or sending devices. In larger interconnection fabrics, longer routes may be formed by using more segments. If a particular number of hops is too large to be represented by a single segment, several additional segments might be combined to provided the total needed distance. For example, if only 3 bits are available for each distance component, a distance of 20 hops might be encoded in 3 segments. Routing circuitry might also be simplified because the nodes do not need information about the overall size or shape of the interconnect fabric in order to send messages.
The following figures illustrate various interconnection fabrics and nodes within interconnection fabrics that might use this routing scheme. While the invention is explained by reference to specific interconnection fabrics, it should be readily apparent to one skilled in the art that embodiments of the present invention could be implemented in any point-to-point interconnection fabric or topology.
Turning now to
Generally speaking, each node may be connected to each other node in the fabric by multiple communication paths (not shown in
The figures that follow will describe an embodiment of a node of interconnection fabric 200 and some exemplary diagrams of possible forms that interconnection fabric 200 may take.
Turning now to
In addition to the nodes communicating with other nodes, in one embodiment, interface controller 310 may be configured to communicate with one or more disk drives 320. In another embodiment, interface controller 310 may be configured to communicate with one or more random access memories 330, such as a hierarchical storage cache memory or other type of memory and a memory controller. In yet another embodiment, interface controller 310 may be configured to communicate with a host or a RAID controller through a communication port, such as a peripheral component interface (PCI) bus. It is also contemplated that interface controller 310 may have all of these functions or any combination of the above described functions. For example, interface controller 310 may be configurable for selecting between any one of the different types of interfaces described above. Thus, the ability to communicate with and/or control storage devices and communicate to hosts in an interconnection fabric may advantageously increase the reliability, performance and flexibility of large storage systems.
It is further contemplated that interface controller 310 may not have any devices attached. In such an embodiment, node 300 may simply connect to neighbors through routing port 305. Thus, node 300 may be used in the interconnection fabric of
Referring to
The level of interconnection described above for a torus interconnect fabric means that in one embodiment each node may have four ports with which to communicate to the other nodes. In one embodiment, each of the four ports is a bi-directional port, thus allowing both inputs and outputs from each neighbor. In an alternative embodiment, each of the four ports is a uni-directional port, thus allowing two inputs and two outputs. Thus, torus 400 may provide an interconnection fabric with multiple independent paths for a storage device system.
Although the above torus 400 is described using a two-dimensional array, it is contemplated that this same fabric may be extended to include a multi-dimensional array beyond two dimensions (not shown). One embodiment of a three-dimensional array may include several two-dimensional arrays "stacked" or layered such that each node now has six neighboring nodes instead of four and each layer is connected together using the two additional ports.
In an additional embodiment, torus 400 may be reduced to a mesh (not shown). A mesh, like torus 400, may be logically arranged in either a 2-D or 3-D array. However a mesh does not have the wrap around connections connecting the row and column endpoints together that the torus has. Although the mesh does have multiple independent paths with which the nodes may communicate, not all the nodes have the same number of multiple independent paths.
Referring now to
Additionally, the multiple paths of the torus interconnect allow for multiple parallel communications and/or disk operations that may be initiated over different paths, thereby possibly increasing the bandwidth and performance of the storage system. In a torus storage system with multiple controllers/host attachments, many parallel paths may exist between the hosts and the disks. Thus, many disk operations may be issued at the same time, and many data transfers may take place concurrently over the independent paths. This concurrency may provide a performance advantage and more scalability over bus-based architectures in which multiple devices must take turns using the same wires/fibre.
It is noted that other embodiments may use fewer or more storage devices 420 and fewer or more host 410 nodes to facilitate cost and performance tradeoffs. In addition, and as mentioned above, it is contemplated that some nodes may be configured to communicate with RAID controllers, and/or storage cache memory.
The torus fabric is just one example of a multiple path independent interconnect that may provide improved reliability and performance, as described above. Other examples are described below.
Turning now to
Referring now to
In the embodiments described in regard to
Turning now to
In general, a hypercube may be thought of as a structure with 2 to the power of n nodes. Hypercube 800 may be created, for example, by starting with a rectangle containing four nodes (e.g. a 22 hypercube). To expand the structure, the 4 nodes are duplicated and connected to the existing 4 nodes forming hypercube 800, which is a 23 hypercube. The nodes in the duplicated structure are connected to the nodes in the existing structure that are in the same location in the structure. Additionally, the value of the exponent 'n' may also identify the number of independent paths connected to each node.
Thus, if a node or communication path fails, another path may be used to communicate. For example, node A of
Referring to
Hypercube 850 may be constructed by duplicating the 23 hypercube in
Additionally, the multiple paths of hypercube 800 of
Referring to
Butterfly interconnection fabric 950 may be referred to as a 2-path 8-node butterfly. In other embodiments, butterfly interconnection fabric 950 may be expanded into a Benes network (not shown), which is two back-to-back butterflies.
Additionally, the multiple paths of butterfly 950 of
Turning to
Referring to
Turning now to
Additionally, the multiple paths of the interconnection fabrics described in
Routing Table
Segment 1
Segment 2
Segment 3
Segment 4
Three hops,
Two hops,
(Route 1)
One hop,
Two hops,
One hop, Right
One hop, Stop
(Route 2)
Two hops,
(Route 3)
One hop,
Two hops,
One hop, Stop
(Route 4)
In Table 1A, the routing directive is composed of segments that each contain both a direction component and a distance component. While the maximum number of segments illustrated in Table 1A is four, other routing directives might contain more segments. In these particular embodiment, the direction components are specified as the relative directions "left, "right" or "go straight." Each segment of the routing directive might mean, "Go a certain distance, then turn a certain direction." Each node may select an output port on which to send the message based on the segment of the routing directive currently being executed. For example, in route 2, the distance component of the second segment is not complete until the message reaches node B, so node A may choose the output port that will continue to send the message in the same direction as it was traveling when node A received it. When the message reaches node B, the distance component of the second segment is complete. Node B may then use the direction component "left" to choose an output port that will send the message in the left of the direction in which the message was previously traveling. Since the second segment is now completely executed, the third segment of the routing directive becomes operative. The message may progress in this fashion until the final segment's distance component is complete. Then, the final direction component "stop" may tell node D1 that it is the destination node.
Routing Table
Segment 1
Segment 2
Segment 3
Segment 4
Three hops,
Two hops,
(Route 1)
One hop, 3
Two hops, 2
One hop, 3
One hop, Stop
(Route 2)
Two hops,
(Route 3)
One hop, 2
Two hops, 1
One hop, Stop
(Route 4)
Table 1B shows the same routing directives as Table 1A, except instead of using relative directions as direction components, these routing directives expressly specify port identifiers 1–4 as direction components. Using port identifiers as direction components might be especially useful in fabrics that are not readily described by relative directions. As with Table 1A, a message may be sent from node to node in the same direction until the current segment's distance component is complete. For example, when the message traveling along route 2 reaches node A, the distance component of segment two has completely executed. At this point, node A might look to the direction component of segment two and choose output port 2 as instructed. Now segment three becomes the current segment. The message may progress in this fashion until the final segment's distance component is complete.
Turning back to
In some embodiments, node 300 might also encode a return routing directive in the message. Alternately, one of the devices configured to communicate with node 300 through interface controller 310 might encode the return routing directive in the message. Note that in some embodiments, some of the devices connected in the fabric may be more intelligent than others. For example, devices such as host computers and controllers may initiate all operations. Other devices, such as disk drives, may act as slave devices and lack any significant computing capability. As a result, the routing tables containing the routing directives, or the ability to calculate routing directives, may be concentrated in the more intelligent devices. If the destination device is one of the slave devices, it may be unable to respond to the sending device without a return routing directive. Thus a return routing directive provides a valuable description of how a destination node should send a reply to a communication from a sending node.
The return routing directive may already be stored in a routing table. Alternately, the return routing directive might be calculated in the sending node, or a device connected to the sending node, by reversing the routing directive being used to send the message. For example, reversing the routing directive describing route 2 in Table 1A might produce a return routing directive of "One hop, left; one hop, right; two hops, left; one hop, stop."
Another alternative might involve creating the return routing directive incrementally. Thus, in some embodiments, nodes in the route might add information about the return route to the message incrementally.
While nodes in this example actually remove segments from the message as they are completed, it is noted that other methods exist to indicate that a segment has been completed. For example, the route might include a pointer to indicate which segment is currently being executed. When a segment is completed, a node might move this pointer to the next segment in the route. Furthermore, the method of tracking the number of hops remaining in each segment might be executed in several ways. For example, the distance component might be encoded as a binary number, and each node might use a subtractor circuit to decrement this number. Alternately, the distance component might be encoded as a number of tick marks. Each node might then use shifting circuitry to remove a tick mark. A node might also modify the distance component by moving a pointer.
Note that specific encoding scheme used might also differ. While the routing directives in these examples do not instruct the sending node as to which of its output port should be selected, other embodiments might do so.
In step 1600, the sending node receives a message from a sending device configured to communicate with the sending node. Either the sending node or the sending device may encode the routing directive in the message. In step 1610, the sending node may look to the routing directive, select an output port based on the direction component of the first segment and send the message on that output port. Subsequent nodes may receive the message and decrement the distance component in step 1620. If the distance component does not equal zero, the node might send the message in the same routing direction as it was traveling. If the distance component does equal zero, the current segment may be complete. The node may check to see if there are more segments in step 1640. If not, the node might identify itself as the destination node and select a device port into which to sink the message. If there are more segments, the node may remove the current segment. For example, the node might remove a segment by moving a pointer to the next segment. Then, the node may use the direction component of the new segment to select an output port and send the message on that port.
Alternately, instead of only using the direction component to select an output port when the distance component is complete, each node along the route might always use the direction component to select an output port. The flowchart in
As discussed above, the routing directives may be provided by a device attached to the source node.
Numerous variations and modifications will become apparent to those skilled in the art once the above disclosure is fully appreciated. For example, even though node identifiers are not necessary for routing messages in this system, they might nonetheless be included for other purposes. It is intended that the following claims be interpreted to embrace all such variations and modifications.
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HKG/SIN - 7 days is too short for this ship!
Destination: World Cruise
Embarkation: Hong Kong
Boarding at HKG was great, we were in the 4th group called and were on board by 1pm and by 2pm we had squared all our clothes away and were enjoying the complementary sparkling wine on our balcony. Refit Changes - As mentioned by many others, the carpet is a little odd, not the design (I think the starburst design is good) but mainly the faded aspect of one side of the passageways. The Carinthia lounge is much better than the Wintergarden but alas, we liked it before because it was so quiet and now it is very popular, so that is a success for the ship, we still spent a fair bit of time there for lunch. The new deck 13 cabins provided a "deck 14" viewing option which is awesome (see photos), gives a really good aspect without detracting from Mary's overall look.We More talked to one lady who was in the new single cabins and she offered us a look, these (as expected) were fantastic, lovely marble bathroom, king single bed and a chaise lounger to look out the large window, the wife and I wish we could book one of these for us as a couple - so roomy! Food possibly was not quite as good as previous voyages, we dined at the Veranda and that was top notch quality, ambiance still poor as there were only a few diners, Cunard need to reduce the price to get more people dining, last year it was USD50 for us both in Todd English, now the V charges USD50 each and I dont think we would go back again unless it was bustling. Smoker's still occupy a small area on the main pool deck 8 as well as deck 7, I think they should be confined to deck 7 as aft as possible.
Our cabin being balcony deck 11 was terrific, bed just as relaxing as ever, loved the balcony, hopefully the next refit will see the bathroom improved which is now a little dated, especially seeing the new single stateroom bathrooms. Our only port stop was Laem Chabang and we did not feel like a long bus trip to Bangkok and wanted to maximise our time on the ship.Overall another great trip on Mary, shame it was so short but this was a great value trip for us and looking to book our next trip to continue our round the world trip on her, one sector each year..... Less
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Korriban, known as Pesegam during the reign of Xim, was the sole planet in the Horuset system, located across the galaxy from Koros Major. It was the original homeworld of the Sith species and a sacred planet for the Sith Order, housing the tombs for many ancient and powerful Dark Lords of the Sith, and containing immense dark side power. After the Hundred Year Darkness, the remaining Dark Jedi interbred with the Sith species and ruled the Sith using their Force powers. After the Great Hyperspace War, Korriban was abandoned and became a barren world. It was the site of a Sith Academy, and became the headquarters of the One Sith.
It was close to Bosthirda and was located on the Nache Bhelfia and Kamat Krote hyperspace lanes.
Infinite EmpireEdit
This remote, forbidding planet was the original homeworld of the Sith species. At some point prior to 30,000 BBY a Killik colony was established on Korriban, which eventually produced a Killik Sith Lord. The insectoid colonists were swiftly driven off, though, by the Sith. The Rakata invaded Korriban in an attempt to integrate the world into the Infinite Empire around 27,700 BBY, intending to harvest slaves from the planet to be used for Rakatan projects. The sole artifact to survive this era was the ancient Star Map, around which the tomb of Naga Sadow was later built.
The Rakata were eventually forced off the world after the Sith King Adas led his people against them. Adas died in the battle, and thus, despite this victory, the Sith society crumbled, and, in the ensuing centuries of strife, the Sith relocated to worlds such as Arbra, Ziost and Tund using captured Rakatan vessels, leaving Korriban as a graveyard world populated only by religious fanatics.
For a brief period, the world was at least nominally a member of Xim's empire and given the name Pesegam, from around 25,126 BBY until its fall.
Sith EmpireEdit
The Sith Empire was founded in approximately 6,900 BBY by exiled fallen Jedi fleeing the Battle of Corbos, which concluded the Hundred-Year Darkness[9]. The fallen Jedi landed on Korriban. Using their training in the Force, the fallen Jedi amazed the Sith and elevated themselves to god-like status on Korriban, becoming the rulers of the Sith people. As years passed, and interbreeding occurred between the Fallen Jedi and the Sith, the term "Sith" came to mean not only the original inhabitants of Korriban, but also their fallen Jedi masters. Until the rise of Naga Sadow, the existence of the Sith Empire was unknown to the Galactic Republic.
Under the pall of Sith magic, this desolate world became more hellish and dangerous[11].The Sith Lords erected huge palaces and burial complexes to honor their fallen Dark Lords. Circa 5,000 BBY, the planet became an endpoint of the newly-formed Daragon Trail hyperspace lane, when it was discovered by Gav and Jori Daragon. This event triggered the Great Hyperspace War. After the fall of the Sith Empire, the planet lost much of its prominence in the galaxy, eventually falling off the galactic starcharts for a thousand years. Despite the belief the Sith as a species became extinct after the end of the war, isolated enclaves of Kissai and Massassi existed on the planet over a millennia after their empire's fall.
Old Sith WarsEdit
Korriban was resettled prior to 3,993 BBY by Dark Jedi survivors of the Exar Kun War, and was home to the new settlement of Dreshdae and a Sith training academy. In 3,993 BBY, as part of the Great Hunt, Duron Qel-Droma and Shaela Nuur died on the planet, failing to cleanse it of terentateks. The planet became the sector headquarters of the Czerka Corporation. Darth Revan and Darth Malak visited the planet on their quest to discover the Star Forge. After losing his memory, Revan visited the academy again in 3,956 BBY on his quest to re-discover the Star Forge for the good of the Republic. Seeking the Star map in Naga Sadow's tomb he passed the tests and then confronted Uthar. With the death of Master Uthar Wynn, the academy's headmaster, and Darth Malak himself at the hands of Revan in 3,956 BBY, the Sith Order collapsed into a civil war (which took place 3,956-3,950 BBY) which decimated the Sith Order.
It took the Republic a couple of years to send an expeditionary force to Korriban (around 3,954 BBY) in order to deal with any potential Sith who might attempt to take up the mantle of Dark Lord. They found a planet nearly in ruins—barren and lifeless as a result of the then unknown civil war. It was assumed by the commanders of the Republic task force that the remnants of the Sith turned on each other, vying for what little power remained. It was also said that Revan had always intended to return to Korriban one day to subdue any would-be Sith insurgents, but he then disappeared. However, the Republic discovered evidence that several Sith Lords did manage to escape the planetary conflagration, fleeing to remote corners of the galaxy.
After the fall of Darth Malak, the ancient tombs within the Valley of the Dark Lords were plundered by grave-robbers. Each tomb was once infused with history and heritage of the old Sith Empire, containing great mysteries and powerful relics of the Force.[14] Many broken, charred corpses littered the plains of Korriban during this time, virtually all that remained of the Sith who once inhabited the world. However, their malignant spirits remained, ready to confront any who disturb their rest by way of their guardian-familiars, the Hssiss.
In the chaos following the Jedi Civil War, which nearly destroyed the Jedi Order, Jedi Master Lonna Vash used Korriban as a hideout. She was eventually trapped and killed by Sith Lord Darth Sion in the ruins of the academy, and then used as bait to lure the Jedi Exile into Sion's hands. After escaping the trap, the Exile discovered the long lost tomb of Ludo Kressh.
Great Galactic Civil WarEdit
In the aftermath of the Jedi Civil War, a fleet of Republic ships remained to guard the abandoned Sith world of Korriban. This remained until the onset of the Great Galactic War, when the reformed Sith Empire emerged and began conquering worlds in the Aparo sector as well as ambushed the Republic fleet in the Tingel Arm, as part of the Emperor's plan. In order to bolster their forces, the Republic pulled many of their ships to support the fleet which left only a small number of Jedi security ships to patrol Korriban, this action however had already been predicted and, played right into the Emperor's hand. As the conflict continued, the Sith, knowing that the Republic Forces on Korriban were weakened significantly, staged an assault against the guarding ships and destroyed them thus returning the planet to Sith control, just as the Emperor planned, before the Jedi Council became aware of the incident. Retaking Korriban had been a top priority for the Sith Empire, when it re-emerged during the Great War. After retaking the planet, they re-established the Sith Academy.
New Sith WarsEdit
After capturing the planet from the Republic in a brutal battle, the New Sith Empire and the subsequent Brotherhood of Darkness both occupied Korriban, with the latter known to have operated a Sith Academy on the planet. A young Darth Bane studied there before becoming a Sith Lord. The apprentices that trained there were the ones that were to join the Brotherhood of Darkness, thereby the most powerful Sith being trained in the galaxy.
Clone WarsEdit
In 24 BBY, a Sith Cultist by the name of Granta Omega tried to contact the remaining Sith Lord (or lords) in the galaxy. Although he did meet with the unknown Sith, Omega was killed by Obi-Wan Kenobi, though not before Omega killed Darra Thel-Tanis.
The world remained desolate until it was taken over by the Commerce Guild just prior to the Clone Wars, c. 24 BBY. Other than Guild employees, the planet was mostly inhabited by those who were unfortunate enough to end up on Korriban and have no way offworld. Jedi General Eeth Koth led a Republic force to Korriban during the early stages of the war, and the battle cost the lives of many Clone troopers.
At some point in the Clone Wars, fallen Jedi Quinlan Vos and Tol Skorr were racing to find Darth Andeddu's holocron for Count Dooku. Vos won by allowing a Tuk'ata to scare Skorr off. As a reward, Count Dooku gave Andeddu's lightsaber crystal to Vos.


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"I Know You Are... But What Am I?" by Tom Kurzanski
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Q&A Corner 5
I intended to actually make this article yesterday, but I ran out of energy after writing the latest story.
Thus, I made a thing called Bestiary.
Because it's just as a reference, there are also things that can't be measured by the status.
At last, there's a little progress in the S series.
I think that I managed to betray everyone's expectations, the TS girl and the yandere younger sister. Both are strong(濃い) characters.
By the way, the equally strong character will increase in the future.
Please enjoy it.
Q, About parasitic wasp
A, Unfortunately(?), it's not parasitic.
I will write the bee's ecology in detail in the next bestiary.
Q, At present conditions, it is merely Poison 「Purification」 rather than Poison 「Synthesis」....
A, As displayed in the appraisal result, it becomes customizable when level rises.
Q, During the time when the nest is burning, what happens if she confronts the adventurers?
A, Killed instantly.
Yes, she couldn't do anything against them.
Although the adventurers' specific strength are concealed, she would be defeated if she confronts them foolishly.
Q, Even that Snake-san has only the 「Danger Degree C」.....
A, Men in this world are considerably strong.
The reasons will be explained in the S series, but the Snake-san can only goes as far as C.
Q, Spider, weak!
A, Yes.
When seeing the status only, it's the weakest class in the dungeon.
Because of that, most individuals die within several days.
I will introduce the detailed ecology together with the mother someday.
Q, The enemy monsters' name are unique.
Kohokoro or Randanel or..... Because nothing comes out even if I search it, is it a coined word or something?
A, It's a coined word.
Because it sounds like a language of a different world.
At first, some of the name is just as it is because I was lazy.
Q, Although the body is a pill bug and the head is a mouse, can't you use armadillo?
A, You don't call a thing with a lot of legs an armadillo! OK?
Q, Is status not that important in this world?
I think that in the MMO, with 20 offensive ability against a 300 defensive ability, it will only deal 0 damage.
A, Although the status is important, it's not absolute.
The MC manage to do something because she has the "Poison Fang" that ignores the opponent's defensive ability, but normally, it won't deal damage to the snake.
It's like almost stabbing the fangs into it because it's not absolute.
Q, How does the "Severing Thread" cuts?
A, Although the detailed explanation about attributes will be revealed in the main story someday, because it has fantasy element in it, please think about it yourself.
The appearance of the world and the principle are roughly decided.
Because it will be revealed in the main story little by little afterward, it would be grateful that you can ignore the mysterious phenomenon until there's explanation.
Q, The spell "Poison Touch" was not appraised. Was it the author's mistake? Or was it the MC being careless?
A, It's the author's mistake(Sweat).
Because it was unnatural to not appraise it there, I added the result in the latest story.
Thank you for the many impressions.
Will be in your care from now on.
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