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The daughter of a Jonesboro man who was killed over the weekend denies that her father was a "drinking buddy" of the man police say killed him. Judy Barton said her father, 64-year-old Jonathan Roy Worley of 801 Dogwood Trail, had hired the suspect, 33-year-old Timothy William Mathis of Newnan, to do yard work. Since that time Mathis "wouldn't leave (Worley) alone," and was always asking him for money or cigarettes, Barton said. On Saturday morning Mathis was at Worley's home when, according to Mathis, he grew angry at Worley for talking about Mathis' sister dating African Americans, Clayton County Police Capt. Jeff Turner said. Mathis shot Worley twice in the chest, Turner said. Barton said Mathis also beat her father with a floor lamp as well as shooting him and said she believes Mathis was trying to rob her father. Mathis then apparently called his girlfriend and told her about the killing and the girlfriend called the sheriff's office in Coweta County where she lived. Mathis took Worley's Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck and drove into Atlanta where he left the truck after driving into an area flooded by storms from the remnants of Hurricane Ivan. He went to a nearby Waffle House and called his sister who then gave him money for a bus ticket to Florida. Mathis was arrested at a bus station after he called his girlfriend again and she then reported his position to police. Turner said Mathis confessed to the killing after his arrest. Turner said that Mathis had told police that he had been sitting with Worley prior to the killing. Barton, who lives in Pleasant Grove, Ala., said she believes Mathis had come to rob her father and added that, along with the truck, Mathis had taken money from Worley's wallet. "Dad was a good guy," Barton said. "He would have given that guy that money. That guy didn't have to kill him." Barton said Worley's funeral would be held today at Parrott Funeral Home in Fairburn. Turner said Mathis' preliminary hearing is scheduled for Sept. 28.Comments
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Devils Den asked me to describe some of my experiences as a reenacting family when I did my introduction post. Well here it is. My daughter and I have only been with the guys for just over a year now. Our first event was the Battle of Pea Ridge in Bentonville,AR. We did not camp out but the husband and sons did. Us ladies did not have our tent at the time and we live close by so we just went out during the day. I found that everyone acts differently when they put that uniform on. Now the first time we camped in civilian camp was last year at the Battle of Westport in Kansas City,MO. We were not ready to spend the day without the men and since we did not yet have out cooking gear we had to go to the vendors for lunch. I found that the camps are very far apart and I also discovered muscles in my legs that I had not known where there from the mile walk to the military camp. Our first night was not the best as I was not used to all the noises at night but was not afraid since we had met our neighbors. The men on the other hand had a enemy in the camp area that was not nice called ticks yuck. When we went to see them in the morning and have breakfast with them they told us to becareful and watch for them as everyone was covered by them when they were sleeping. The funny thing is is that at the civilian camp we had none of these pests. When we got home I had them shower and check good for some of these unwanted guests before they even sat down at the house. It was a nice event though for my daughter who met and spent time with a young artillary man from the area. It was funny though watch the guys in the unit give him the once over like a bunch of uncles. He did pass inspection which I thought was funny. Now when we go to events and camp us ladies do the cooking for the guys since they seem to love 'Christina bread'. My daughter makes some wonderful homemade bread that the men love so that is what it is called now. Just the mention of it will bring the men to any event. My favorite thing to do though is the living histories. I like them because when married men are thinking about joining the unit they can see that the ladies can get involved as well and see all 5 of us together as a family enjoying ourselves. Even at living histories my camp is away from the military camp just like at a battle but not as far away. I have met some wonderful people doing this hobby. It feels like a big family reunion everytime we go somewhere since we see all the friends we have made over the past couple of years. We even email and call each other through out the year to see if we will be at events together. The reenactment community is wonderful no matter if you are union or confederate. To me we are a family keeping history alive and that is what counts. My husband and I even do all the planning for a living history in our hometown that is during the annual town festival and last year we had more men show up for it in fact we had the best numbers for any event on our calendar for last year. That made me feel great. Now I am ready to do something else like maybe plan on renewing my wedding vows during a event. That would be something I think anyways. So now I am done....who else wants to tell us about their experiences weather it be with the family or if you do this just with the unit. ____________________ Cindy Parker Ladies Division N.W. 15th Arkansas Infantry Civil War Reenactors |
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Sunnylady408 - how wonderful. I, too, am a lady civilian reenactor and have attended many events with my family (husband, teenage son and daughter). We love it. It's like living another life so different from the daily one. In our unit we all camp together. My husband and I share a wall tent and my kids have an A. There is another family in our unit and like you, we ladies churn butter, cook in camp, mend torn clothes and really have a great time. My daughter sometimes dons a uniform (we are Federal) and goes out in the field as a private. She's pretty darn handy out there. I like a family unit because, like you said, it allows for the whole family to be involved. Although there are many units out there who don't allow families - and that's fine - it's just not for me or my "boys". They like having us with them. Food's better! The '09 season is upon us - enjoy! |
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ShadowHunter, I do not mind that we camp differently from the men. It give me and my daughter time to ourselves which is hard to do when we are home. Now if my husband would allow her to she would be out there with the men. I am still learning what the ladies do at events but as long as I am there and the unit appreciates it to me that is all that counts. Enjoy the season...we are off to a living history the 7-8 of March and I cannot wait! ____________________ Cindy Parker Ladies Division N.W. 15th Arkansas Infantry Civil War Reenactors |
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You are not logged in. #6976 2013-01-23 01:08:23#6977 2013-01-23 01:12:49#6978 2013-01-23 01:25:54
Re: Linear Interpolation FP1 FormulaOh. I have had a lot of admin to do too, since I am 18 now I am allowed to have an independent current account with my bank. Just need to get my flat, and I will be moving out in a few months' time. #6979 2013-01-23 01:28:44#6980 2013-01-23 01:34:40
Re: Linear Interpolation FP1 FormulaThere is a free place available that I'm trying to get not far from where I live now, and I don't want to move too far away because I'm going to UCL. As it stands, the university is only a half an hour bus ride away. #6981 2013-01-23 01:35:32
Re: Linear Interpolation FP1 FormulaBy free, I mean, no one is living there, not that it is actually free. The rent is not bad though. #6982 2013-01-23 01:37:09#6983 2013-01-23 01:43:27
Re: Linear Interpolation FP1 FormulaEverything is pretty much the same. The interior has the same layout as our current flat. We took some photos last year... hopefully it won't have changed drastically. It is literally 50 metres away from our flat and my parents have even said that I can come by for dinner if I can't afford to have it. #6984 2013-01-23 01:44:23#6985 2013-01-23 01:48:29
Re: Linear Interpolation FP1 FormulaThank you... yes, if I got it, that would be perfect. It would make the next 4 years a lot easier. adriana wants to move out but she wants to go to Warwick and live in halls. But she says she wants to be independent. She has Durham as an insurance. #6986 2013-01-23 01:49:44#6987 2013-01-23 01:57:04
Re: Linear Interpolation FP1 FormulaIt's a lot easier living like that though. I bet F is finding it really easy; at Cambridge you can eat in the college really cheaply and they give you all sorts of bursaries to help you. But in my own flat I can pretty much do what I want as long as it doesn't get me evicted. #6988 2013-01-23 01:59:27
Re: Linear Interpolation FP1 FormulaYou have to really get out of line to get evicted. I can not see that happening to you. In mathematics, you don't understand things. You just get used to them. No explanations, just DGA. If you can not overcome with talent...overcome with effort. #6989 2013-01-23 02:01:59
Re: Linear Interpolation FP1 FormulaYes, it does take a lot. My old neighbour would often leave a trail of used condoms leading up to her door and they did nothing about it. I guess eviction could happen if I couldn't pay rent though. #6990 2013-01-23 02:06:12
Re: Linear Interpolation FP1 FormulaThat is the number one reason. Over here you can just about blow the place up and they do not care but do not be late with the rent. In mathematics, you don't understand things. You just get used to them. No explanations, just DGA. If you can not overcome with talent...overcome with effort. #6991 2013-01-23 02:08:14
Re: Linear Interpolation FP1 FormulaIt sounds challenging living on your own but a good insight into independent life, I feel. Time to get used to eating pot noodle every day. #6992 2013-01-23 02:09:03#6993 2013-01-23 02:12:33
Re: Linear Interpolation FP1 FormulaYes, but there will be occasions when I must buy the cheapest thing to fill me quickly and that might be it. I cannot cook many things, just basics. #6994 2013-01-23 02:17:30#6995 2013-01-23 02:19:03
Re: Linear Interpolation FP1 FormulaShe's from Cyprus, I wonder if that makes a difference. #6996 2013-01-23 02:20:27#6997 2013-01-23 02:27:29
Re: Linear Interpolation FP1 FormulaEvery girl I know claims they can cook though. (Haven't asked adriana or Hannah.) #6998 2013-01-23 02:28:32
Re: Linear Interpolation FP1 FormulaThat is odd over here I rarely find one who will admit she can cook. In mathematics, you don't understand things. You just get used to them. No explanations, just DGA. If you can not overcome with talent...overcome with effort. #6999 2013-01-23 02:32:07#7000 2013-01-23 12:01:25 |


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I was very excited when just over a year ago Safeway launched the Open Nature brand and introduced several items in the meat department. The term Natural is used on many products these days, but once you start reading ingredients you realize they shouldn't really be labeled as Natural. At Safeway, the Open Nature brand has an extremely strict set of guidelines making sure our items are in fact 100% Natural and raised without antibiotics, have no added hormones, fed an all vegetarian diet and contain no artificial preservatives.
Listed below are some of our current item offerings which offer a nice alternative for our customers which are looking for high quality yet affordable natural options for their families:
Chicken Sausage
Hot Dogs
Fresh Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts
Fresh Pork
Fresh Lamb
Fresh Beef (available in select stores)
And the list just keeps growing. We recently introduced several new items including two flavors of meatballs and two pork dinner sausages. Great for entertaining – it's March Madness time and these will surely be a hit with your guests. Pair the meatballs with our Open Nature pasta for a quick and easy dinner. The sausage is delicious in our Open Nature buns. With Easter right around the corner make sure to pick up our Open Nature Leg of Lamb. All Open Nature meat items are available in your local Safeway's meat department. Keep your eyes open for more new items coming soon to a store near you.
Does Safeway use pink slime in their all natural like they do their other ground meat?
Hi Julie, we offer our customers a choice of 100% USDA-approved ground beef products that do not contain Lean Finely Textured Beef. Both the 80% Lean Market Trim, which is ground fresh on site, and our Natural Ground Beef, which contains no antibiotics, added hormones or artificial ingredients and is minimally processed, are made without Lean Finely Textured Beef. We also sell traditional ground beef, which may include Lean Finely Textured Beef. Our ground beef products undergo rigorous inspections to ensure that they meet the highest standards for quality and food safety in the industry.
Are Open Nature offerings produced without feed containing genetically engineered corn, soy, or cottonseed?
Are Open Nature bacon, sausage, and ham prepared without addition of nitrates or nitrates?
If you answered yes to the last question, do you plan to add ham or corned beef to the line-up?
My preschooler is a hot dog fiend, and I was happy to find the Open Nature hot dogs awhile ago at our local Safeway stores (San Jose, CA). Thank you for having these as an option! Lately, however, they have been out of stock at the Midtown store (San Carlos and Meridian) and the Willow Glen store (Hamilton and Meridian). I hope there is not a problem with supply!
Thank you for the inquiry Laura! The only way to ensure products have not been fed GMO feed is to purchase our O Organic line. We share and actively support our customers' interests in food safety. We also believe consumers have a right to relevant information about the food they buy, so they can make informed purchasing decisions. However, as a retailer, we are neither qualified nor entitled to promulgate food regulations and labeling requirements. That responsibility properly lies with the governmental agencies established for those purposes. As you may know, all new foods sold in the U.S, including those derived or improved through biotechnology, are subject to review and regulation by the federal Food and Drug Administration. The FDA currently requires any foods produced through biotechnology to be labeled when the new product has a "material change." We believe that the FDA's regulations on biotechnology are based on sound scientific principles, and that they possess the best available safety and risk assessment procedures. If you have not expressed your views to the FDA, we encourage you to do so. As we hope you will understand, we don't make the rules, we just do our best to abide by them. Uncured meats have no added nitrites or nitrates in the product. Instead, we use celery juice or powder, a source of naturally occurring nitrates. Our Open Nature line is always expanding. Be sure to keep a look out for new items in your local store!
Rebecca, we show sales of our Open Nature Hot Dogs at both Safeway locations you mentioned. It is possible they may have been temporarily out of stock or not in the area you were looking. We have notified our buyers that you would like to continue to see the Hot Dogs available. Also, if you have any problems locating them next time you're in, please feel free to ask a Store Associate for assistance. They'd be happy to help you.
Hi, Thanks for having this blog. Never noticed if any other stores had one, so it is appreciated. I recently heard that Safeway was planning to stop the use of the infamous "pink slime". I stopped purchasing ground beef after I saw the article on pink slime and refuse to purchase ground beef from anyplace that uses it. Can you confirm that Safeway ground beef no longer contains the vile stuff? Thanks, Joe
Hi Joe Jones, while the USDA and food experts confirm that lean, finely textured beef is a safe product, your concerns matter to us. That's why we have announced that the meat departments in our stores will no longer purchase fresh ground beef or frozen ground beef patties containing this product.
I am so happy to find the Open Nature brand. I'm trying very hard to use meats that are nitrite free. My husband actually found your bacon and got me using this brand.
Liz, we're glad to hear that you're enjoying our wide selection of Open Nature products! Enjoy!
I am sad that I have to go to another grocery store for fresh beef after buying 90% of my week's food at Safeway.
But there is no getting around the fact that Safeway's beef is NOT very good. No marbling in the ribeyes and T-bones. So the steaks have no real flavor characteristic of the that wonderful fat marbling that gourmets love to eat and serve their friends at weekends' BBQ's.
And from what I've heard from employees, there is nothing Safeway can do about it at the store level. Thank goodness for real butchers! Oh...and Whole Foods.
We appreciate your feedback, Thomas and thank you for sharing. Hearing directly from our customers gives the opportunity to improve and provide the service you expect. Your comments will be directed to our Corporate Brands Team for further review and consideration.
We usually don't buy beef because I work in a restaurant and have access to choice prime rib or better, so I try to limit how much beef I buy for home use, mainly for health reasons. I would like to add that I do appreciate the all natural pork loins that Safeway offers. I find it to be a good value. I am very sensitive to preservatives so always look at labels.
Other products we appreciate are the open nature bacon and hot dogs I have found these products to be of good quality and flavor at an acceptable price. My Safeway has also allowed me a good value on the Hormel lunch meats which are also preservative free. We would love to see more products added to the open nature line such as Almond butter at an affordable price.
Thank you for sharing your feedback, MK! We're glad to hear you're enjoying our products and the selection available at your local store. Your comments will be sent to our Corporate Brands Team as well as our Pricing Department for further review.
Our local Safeway in Sammamish, WA is now carrying the Open Nature pork and I bought a package this weekend and made it for dinner tonight. It was the best pork that I have bought in a grocery store in ages, if ever! It was flavorful and meaty and tender. I put it in a crock pot with perhaps a quarter cup of water and a quarter cup of barbeque sauce. It is now a memory that ranks right up there with one about 5 years ago when I bought a large prime rib roast at Safeway to make for Christmas dinner. I used Paula Deen's oven method but my own seasoning and it was fabuluous! It was much better than any restaurant prime rib except for possibly one. Thank you for offering us quality meat at reasonable prices!
Oh, by the way, I'm allergic to sulfates and nitrates so I can only buy certain meat products. Thanks again!
Thank you for sharing the wonderful compliments, Karen! We're so happy to hear you enjoy these products from your local store. Your feedback will be sent to the Store Manager as well as our Corporate Brands Team for further review. Have a great day and happy shopping!
So I read your response about the Open Nature chicken and Open Nature Turkey...
by Heather-Meat on 03-19-2012 03:23 PM "The only way to ensure products have not been fed GMO feed is to purchase our O Organic line."
So what you're saying is because it does not say organic, it could have been fed genetically modified food? I am currently chemically intolerant and I have and open natured chicken in my refrigerator that I just purchased. Does this mean I can't eat it? Or if I do when I get ill? I realize those are questions you cannot answer, but it has been very frustrating, because many of the issues that I have are because of what our country is allowing to go into our food. I cannot eat any foods that have been fed or consist of genetically modified anything. Can you tell me if your chicken or turkey has any other additives in it?
You stated "We believe that the FDA's regulations on biotechnology are based on sound scientific principles, and that they possess the best available safety and risk assessment procedures."
However the FDA is currently being suedfor withholding data about how many foods are being inoculated with antibiotics. http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive
Does your O organics line have any chicken or turkey that are actually organic? Is there any way to know just how bad the contamination is of your open natured chickens I can't afford to throw that away. I know I could give it to a neighbor or someone that he does not have that bad of affect on, but I don't know if I could morally do that at this point. Please let me know
Rachel, our O Organic Products do not contain any GMOs. In reference to any additional questions that you have, please also understand that Safeway has over 6,000 products in their private label line; the majority of these are produced by various outside suppliers who, in turn, also source their ingredients from various suppliers. Therefore, I'm sure you realize how difficult it would be to compile a 'voluntary' list of GM foods.


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I understand Asus did not release the USB3 motherboard, but where are the PCI USB3 cards? The moment the card is available to the consumer I am certain we will see a few venture into the Peripheral business, and the external USB3 hard drive should appear rapidly.... USB3 PCI cards should be decent selling add in cards, for desktops systems.
I am certain this year the CES in Vegas will have dozens of vendors showing the USB3 Peripherals that might be seen in the retail shops world wide in 2010, but maybe the USB3 technology will be slow in the US? Nec Japan announces it first USB3 controler, backwarda compatible with USB 1.1, USB 2.0 expected to arrive in the retail market Mid June 2009 - I have not found this avaiable for consumers, can not locate this NEC USB 3.0 Card.
Photos show them on display in Japan, not certain if this is the . http://tinyurl.com/qs9ww4 It appears USB 3.0 cards are available to the consumer in Akihabara the amazing electronic section of Tokyo, Japan.

 Still Trying to confirm if USB 3.0 card are available to the consumer in SEG Electronics Market in Shenzhen, China. Since the SEG Electronics Market appears to be bigger than Akihabara they should have USB 3.0, but I would like confirmation... Then I guess the next question, has anyone found a USB 3.0 external hard drive in the consumer market or are they still only avaible to the R & D departments. A USB 3.0 toaster would be a very good test bed, or early consumer product January 2009 CES Show and Tell - This vendor's comments indicate early 2010 the consumer will see USB 3 devices entering the market... My question why is this taking such a long time? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNkYEzRMtDg
See Super Speed: A brief history of USB 3.0, 2007-2018
"It is not possible to undertake vast projects with half-vast personnel" Red, white, and blue banner seen hanging across aircraft assembly hanger.
Hi JR,
Unfortunately, I don't have time today to give one of my long-winded tutorials. (Yes, I can hear the rest of you mumbling under your breath, "whew, thank gawd!")
But to bottom-line it, the issues are predominantly technical. Sure, there are marketing considerations being contemplated. But they're not the hold-up. If you looked over the article I linked to, you may have noticed how Asus withdrew its initial offering. The reasons were technical, not MS or someone else twisting their arm.
Some of what you may have seen offered overseas was "not ready for prime-time" stuff. Sort of like early Draft-N WiFi offerings, not meeting any IEEE ratified spec'.
That's why the initial spec called for fiber. In the end, without fiber, they will never get even close to the advertised maximum.
Drivers are also an issue, and MS will no-doubt throw up some roadblocks to 3rd-party vendors, as they did with XP, requiring at-least SP1 for any USB-2 drivers. Some 3rd-party vendors used workarounds with XP having no SP, but only for add-in cards.
With Vista and Win7, MS must approve any 3rd-party drivers (i.e., they must be *signed* by MS) before the OS will recognize and load them. This is ostensibly for security reasons. But, in fact, it's primarily for DRM reasons. (They still call it "security", but they mean theirs, not yours ;-)
Bear in mind, no hard drive currently available, either mechanical or SSD, can even take full advantage of the current USB-2 spec'. Initially, USB-3 hardware and cables are going to be quite expensive. And if you kink a USB-3 cable (thereby altering its transmission-line characteristics), it will default to USB-2, and most will never even realize it.
For a little more on hard drive data-rates, see my post on SATA-II.
Hi JR, sorry for not getting back to you sooner. Things get very busy for me, usually right after Labor Day, through mid November. I realize this is not an engineering topics UseNet NewsGroup. So I've included more than the usual number of explanatory links to terms many of the regulars may not be familiar with.
"Guess you are behind in the information you believe and share".
JR, there are occasions when I'd concede that possibility. However, in this instance, I was in just too much of a rush when I made that post, and had one of those doi! moments. <g> I definitely should have excluded SSDs, several of which are capable of 250 MB/s (2 Gb/s).
Nonetheless, at present, USB 3.0 is not really ready for prime-time, and most claimed sustained transfer rates cannot be taken at face value. Not to say there's no improvement. Just not enough to justify going with USB 3.0 versus eSATA, at least for external drives. For other external devices, possibly. But I'd have to consider the tradeoffs on a case by case basis. Anyway, let's go through a few things, point-by-point.
For readers' not familiar with the nomenclature, note that with MB or GB, the uppercase B represents Bytes. With Mb or Gb, the lowercase b represents bits. See here for the details.
You provided a TinyURL to EverythingUSB's Rotac Systems USB 3.0 promo page. The page states:
"The REX-PEU3 is a PCI Express 1x internal card for desktop computer".
Now if you're familiar with the details of PCI‑e, you see that a 1x slot has a maximum unidirectional data rate of 2.5Gb/s, including its own 8B/10B encoding overhead. So right there you have a bottleneck. In going from USB to PCI‑e you exact a similar penalty. We call the cumulative overhead added at different stages a "lumped parameter". Suffice it to say, it adds up pretty quickly.
As an aside, almost all modern high speed serial data-links, including USB 3.0, use one or more variants of LVDS, referred to in the above "details of PCI‑e" link. In the lab (and often in public demonstrations) the termination impedance (the 100-ohm resistors shown in the LVDS data-link diagram, below) are carefully chosen to match the transmission lines' impedance. In the field, due to everything from cable length, associated high-frequency skin-effect and related phenomena, to dirty/tarnished connectors, means it rarely comes close, and the data-rate tanks accordingly. Kinking a cable can also alter its dielectric constant properties, thereby altering its characteristic impedance, increasing the VSWR. (Note that while the article on SWR/VSWR mainly talks about matching a transmission line to an antenna, the material equally applies to terminated transmission lines, as is the case illustrated in the below diagram).
LVDS Single Link Interface Circuit
EverythingUSB goes on to say:
"The REX-EXU3 is a ExpressCard/34 intended for laptops... According to Ratoc, one can expect close to 200MB/s when transferring from a USB 3.0-to-SATA drive to a PC and about 155MB/s when writing files to the same HDD".
Now let's look at the higher of the two numbers. Ignoring any overhead, we get 8 x 200 = 1600 Mb/s (1.6 Gb/s). Not bad if you can actually get that, but still not 4.8 Gb/s. In reality, once all the bottlenecks are added together, you'll be lucky to get even near 1 Gb/s. And the example presumes you have an SSD capable of moving data at 200MB/s. Mechanical hard drives top out near the old PATA spec' of 133 MB/s (1.064 Gb/s), but only ever get close to this when reading large, contiguous data blocks. (If you're really looking for some serious speed with an SSD you should look at the non-SATA OCZ 1TB, PCI‑e x8 interface SSD).
From a practical perspective, why bother going through the SATA-to-USB conversion? With all the added system latency and overhead, it's a large portion of that lumped bottleneck. Why not use an eSATA external drive box? If you lack adequate SATA ports, something like one of the Promise add-in cards should do the trick. (Scroll to bottom for the non-RAID SATA cards). You will also need something like this, this, or this back-plate adapter. You can get a card that doesn't require the back-plate, but you'll pay almost double what you would separately for the card and back-plate.
I looked at the link you posted to the Freecom USB 3.0 Ready external hard drive. Freecom says:
"Using USB 3.0, Freecom is offering transfer speeds of approximately 130 MB/s..."
Once again, 8 x 130 = 1040 Mb/s (1.04 Gb/s). And remember, this is "approximately". I'm always troubled when a vendor fails to provide a guaranteed minimum spec'. As before, you'll be lucky to get even near 1 Gb/s. You may say this is still much faster than USB 2.0. But at the moment, even if someone believes they can get 1 Gb/s, why bother with USB 3.0? At present, eSATA is both cheaper and faster, with less system overhead. And the achievable numbers are real, not just "theoretically possible" under pristine laboratory conditions.
To me, Freecom's offering seems impractical. If the idea is to move the drive box between a laptop and desktop, I would still go with eSATA. Since native eSATA for laptops is still pretty rare, you could get either:
• PNY eSATA-II, 2-Port ExpressCard (MCM part #83-11639 for $29.95)2400Mbit/s (300 MB/s). • PNY eSATA, 2-Port Cardbus Card (MCM part #83-11641 for $24.95)1200Mbit/s (150 MB/s). Note: See the MCM links for unpackaged product photos.
• PNY eSATA-II, 2-Port ExpressCard (MCM part #83-11639 for $29.95)2400Mbit/s (300 MB/s).
• PNY eSATA, 2-Port Cardbus Card (MCM part #83-11641 for $24.95)1200Mbit/s (150 MB/s).
Note: See the MCM links for unpackaged product photos.
...or an eSATA to USB 2.0 dongle (as no laptop I know of presently supports native USB 3.0), such as here ($15.75) or here ($29.95). Of course, this option limits you to USB 2.0's 480 Mbit/s, but only when transferring between the drive box and the laptop. Chances are good it won't make any difference, as the laptop itself will be the main bottleneck. (By the way, if anyone is thinking about either of the PNY cards from MCM, always check the monthly PDF specials flyer, as they seem to be on sale for half-price just about every other month).
Unfortunately, the USB 3.0 stuff presently being offered is more like USB-2+. There have been some minor improvements around the periphery, like more power available per port, Etc. But the available speeds don't come even close to what the spec' provides for. (First generation products never do). It will get there eventually. But more likely than not, it will take going to fiber. By the time that happens, SSDs will be faster, cheaper, and more reliable than at present.
I fully appreciate there are plenty of *early adopters* determined to be on the bleeding edge. (And bless 'em, because someone's got to eat the development costs! ;-)
"ComtronBob, if external hard drives become eSATA speed capable with USB 3.0 then the consumer is OK, with these faster speeds in the early market".
Exactly what eSATA speeds are you referring to? I'm a numbers guy. How about some hard, real world numbers? I've already shown it's possible to get almost 2400Mbit/s with eSATA. (Albeit, with cables < than 1 Meter in length). At present, no available USB 3.0 product can actually do 2400Mbit/s (300 MB/s), so SATA/eSATA still cleans USB 3.0's clock!
Even the Wikipedia article on SATA is careful to note that SATA II Product Marketing* avoids making claims for a guaranteed minimum specification. Only an "optional" set of possibilities. It's the same with USB 3.0. Further, as with almost all technologies marketed to consumers, the published specifications are often just theoretically possible "transformed" equivalent values. Not real, achievable numbers. The "SATA in comparison to other buses" chart is useful, but there are a lot of caveats, some of which are noted, and many that are not!
*Edit Note: As of this edit on Jan. 19, 2010, the above SATA II Product Marketing link has been redirected to an earlier version (Dec. 10, 2009) of the Wikipedia SATA article, as the "marketing" section was recently removed from the current version.
This section from the SuperSpeed (USB 3.0) FAQ says:
"Similarly, USB 3.0 connections will never achieve 4.8 Gbps, but even 50% of that in practice is almost a 10x improvement over USB 2.0". Note: emphasis added.
But even this is an exaggeration. You'd be lucky to get even near 1 Gb/s, and only with very short cables (<< 1M), under near laboratory conditions. Just reading through the FAQs, it's painfully obvious it's written by marketers, and heavily vetted by lawyers. The language is overly selective and deliberately vague in several areas.
"Cables kink? Who are you kidding, we have cables of far more complexity than a USB 3.0 in use and in the market place, than is a non concern and miss information that should not have been included in your reply".
Miss information? Is that one of the booth-babes at the CES? <g> Anyway, I beg to differ. It's clear to me that you either didn't look at, or didn't understand the materials to which I previously linked, regarding microwaves, transmission-lines, Etc. You saying "cables of far more complexity" is confusing apples and oranges, and shows you don't fully grasp (or care to acknowledge), all the technical issues involved.
With all due respect, as a retired electrical engineer/engineering manager, with over 35+ years of circuit and system design experience in relevant areas, short of any recent, major physics breakthrough that I'm presently unaware of, I have a pretty good idea of what is, or is not possible, and how to separate the wheat from the chaff in vendor claims. (Note that while I'm formally retired from the EE biz, I'm a partner in an IT firm, where I still do extensive product and system testing).
If, on the other hand, you have some type of engineering-level technical background, let me suggest that from Agilent (the former HP test equipment division), you get ahold of an E5071C Network Analyzer (see here for why), kink some cables, and conduct your own tests. Then get back to me. Note that in this instance "Network" refers to measuring the complex impedance and transmission-line characteristics of an electrical network. (For fiber you'll need the N4391A Optical Modulation Analyzer — A bargain at the $195K starting price, without any options ;-)
I'd also generate an Eye-diagram, showing the maximum recoverable data-rate, before and after kinking the cable. Once the pupil narrows to the beady-eye point, only very specialized systems can reliably discern a one from a zero, and the BER usually climbs to unacceptable levels.
This paper on HDMI cables (1.6MB PDF) is instructive, strictly as regards cable type and line-driver methods. See the Figure-1 blue eye-diagram (his cable-C example at 1.7 Ghz). This is the point where data cannot be reliably recovered. With a little math you can normalize the data to a higher data-rate with a shorter cable. (Scaling though, has its limits, and may only remain linear over a very narrow range). However, you cannot directly compare this to the USB case, as it totally ignores the data protocols, system latency, and several other variables. (Due to its higher than average CPU dependency, USB, in general, always has a greater system latency than other serial transfer means).
As to USB 3.0, I've seen Intel/NEC's dog and pony show. The IDF presenter identifies himself as a member of NEC's marketing team. Frankly, by using a PC to collect and display any supposed transfer-rate data, for all anyone knows the PC is just playing pre-recorded video. Even if the demo' was a genuine loop-back through the demo-boards, the displayed data rates were likely cached values, not raw transfer rates. A friend who attended asked the presenter about caching, to which the presenter replied "I believe it's uncached", but he couldn't confirm that.
So let's look at the USB 3.0 numbers from the Intel/NEC video: 500MB/4.2 seconds = 119MB/s (952.4Mb/s), or just short of 960 Mb/s. In other words, twice the USB 2.0 data-rate. Since there are two data-pairs in the new USB 3.0 compatible cables, this makes sense, and is about what I'd expect under near-laboratory conditions.
By comparison, the USB 2.0 pipe gets: 500MB/39.5 seconds = 12.66MB/s (101.3Mb/s), which is really bad for USB 2.0, all else being equal. What this says to me is the USB 2.0 pipe has been deliberately de-optimized, to put it politely.
At most hardware engineering symposiums, the presentations are usually set up with test instruments from reputable vendors, like Agilent, and the test conditions are rigorously spelled out, in detail. For instance, notice the difference in this IDF presentation on Intel's Light Peak technology. (Also see Intel's Light Peak Will Replace Copper Wires). Light Peak is presently targeted at component-level board circuit designers, which tend to be immune/enured to most of the marketing hype. You need hard, repeatable, "worst case" numbers to design a part into a circuit, and have it work and meet spec'. I'm told everyone in attendance, including the presenters', was an engineer or physicist — no marketing weasels, like in the main exhibits area, where the USB 3.0 demo' was taking place.
It may not be immediately obvious to someone without an engineering background. But as data-rates have increased, the problems with reliably transferring data have also increased, at a near-exponential rate. Hence, the need for Light Peak or similar technology, just to move data very short distances, like on a circuit board. With an external/remote data-link, the associated problems of moving data over 1-meter at true Ghz+ rates are insurmountable without fiber. For all practical purposes, we have reached the physical limits of copper. At this point, any delays in moving to fiber are solely for business/financial reasons.
The only reason the USB-IF agreed to a pre-fiber implementation was the OEMs wanted to maintain backward compatibility with USB 2.0, without having to add a fiber connector and associated hardware, along with the added cost. Especially during a time when the market is soft and sales are way down, and are expected to remain so for the foreseeable future.
Finally, even EverythingUSB (the marketing arm of the USB Implementers Forum) recognizes the need for *active* cables to get any improvement in speed with the longer cables. This was also true with USB 2.0, but it's even more crucial with the copper-implementation of USB 3.0. Again, there are both omissions and exaggerations. But they hint at the potential problems, just to cover their rear-ends.
Bottom line is that all serial data transfer methods used by PCs negotiate downward, most without any indication. And except back in the old dial-up days, most users are blissfully unaware when that happens, and will likely remain so.
You are absolutely free to believe what you like. Heck, I hear there are those that believe the moon is made of green cheese. But no amount of wishful thinking will actually make it so.
Quote, "Nonetheless, at present, USB 3.0 is not really ready for prime-time"
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Now all we need is a USB 3.0 PCI card, Oh! Asus will have a P7P55D 4 plex card ready for market along with the motherboard.... I wondered if Microsoft not having USB 3.0 drivers in Win7 at launch and Intel dragging its feet would slow down the introduction of USB 3.0 to consumers, but it appears there is an end run taking place, and consumer can look forward to USB 3.0 this holiday... The Linux kernel 2.6.31 is ready for USB 3.0, and the 2.6.32rc6 kernel is close to release. Laptop/notebook purchasers should they hold off they will need a minimum of two USB 3.0 connector or will someone clever find a way to keep all the new holiday purchased laptops/Notebook from becoming obsolete without the USB 3.0 or eSata connectors... Understand Apple has the drivers in the wings waiting for their USB 3.0 branded hardware to be announced. i understand you have a great many of reasons the ultimate speeds can not be reached, but 40% of the USB 3.0 potential is better than holding back consumer products/advancement... I can only hope Asus can release the Linux support when they have Microsoft drivers released. For consumers, someone needs to have WinXP drivers for the large User base that will step forward to embrace this new emerging technology... USB 2.0 had a 12+ year run, will we have reached the potential of USB 3.0 standards in 4 years, or will it take 6 years? But currently consumers want the new technology in the market place...
External hard drive Raid configurations are going to be affordable, for the small business & home networks. Laptop/Notebook must have eSata and or USB 3.0 connectors... USB 3.0 is going to turn the external device market upside down... The USB section of the CES show in Vegas is going to be quite interesting this year... Printers, Graphic Tablets, Security Cameras, Media Center components, a common question, does this TV have a USB 3.0 connector, can i plug in my hard drive? Yes USB 3.0 is almost upon us, and Asus' recent announcement is a breath of fresh air......
"i understand you have a great many of reasons the ultimate speeds can not be reached, but 40% of the USB 3.0 potential is better than holding back consumer products/advancement..."
The only thing that's holding back the consumer tech markets is consumer confidence. Once that picks up, it won't really matter what type of widget you're selling. But when consumer confidence is down, going overboard with disingenuous marketing hyperbole doesn't really help.
In any case, if I could get 40% of 4800Mb/s, that would be 1920Mb/s, or roughly twice the 952.4Mb/s the IDF presenter in the Intel/NEC video gets. (You did watch the videos I linked to, didn't you?) And that would be a decent, cost-effective improvement. But, at present, that's simply not possible. So eSATA remains the better deal for external storage.
I've already laid out the case as to why the copper implementation of USB 3.0 will never exceed that 952.4Mb/s by any significant amount. But, to recap, the demo was conducted under near laboratory conditions, with tweaked hardware and software, on a single, large, contiguous data block. In other words, conditions that simply do not exist in the real computing world, at-least not without help, and certainly not on any regular basis. (And I'm still incredulous, as to how they rigged the USB 2.0 pipe, just to make the USB 3.0 pipe look better!)
So you'd be lucky to get 85% of that 952.4Mb/s, or about 810Mb/s, and I'm being generous. But, for arguments sake, let's say it's possible to get the full 952.4Mb/s, without tweaking the conditions. That gives us 952.4/4800 = 19.84%. Not quite one-fifth of what the spec' calls for. So I'd like to know what *new math* you used to get that 40% number?
The rest of your post reads like a poorly edited press-release, so I'm guessing you're in marketing. For your sake, I hope you have some side-markets that are doing better than the PC hardware/add-in peripherals racket. Otherwise, I wouldn't want to look under your tree on Christmas morning. <g>
I just wanted to say that this is a really cool USB 3.0 discussion, I stumbled upon it "Googling USB 3.0".
I just wanted to mention that MAX Payload DATA rate for USB 2.0 is ~53.248 MB/s, it can be achieved with Bulk transfers.
On USB 2.0 High Speed bus, a microframe happens every 125 uS, Host Controller can fit up to 13 Bulk transfers on an idle bus within a micro frame.
Max transfer size is 512 bytes.
13 x 512 bytes = 6656 bytes / microframe
6656 bytes / 0.000125 s = 53,248,000 bytes/s
I would expect 500MB file to be read from a fast SSD drive into RAM (with everything optimized) in just under 10 seconds over HS USB 2.0 link.
This means that in order for USB 3.0 to make a claim that it can deliver 10x USB 2.0 performance, it must be able to transfer the same 500MB file in just under 1 second, in lab environment with all parameters optimized for speed.
ComtronBob is absolutely correct to say that at a given time USB 3.0 is roughly 2x USB 2.0!
On the other hand, there might be some hype associated with USB 3.0, but I see it having a potential keeping up with external mechanical drives, that seem to have transfer speeds averaging around 150MB/s.


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Wanted to link this topic. :)
Docs site is moved to wiki, so feel free to take a look at it instead:
Hmm. That particular part of the old docs site is no longer terribly useful.
If you wish to discuss what kind of documentation we should have on the wiki, please post on the documentation board:
In this case, the problem is that the documentation discusses a demo site which no longer exists.
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Clap Your Hands Say Yeah! being on here is fucking retarded, as are those that voted for it.
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah is a great band and belongs nowhere near these ass clowns
I must say I do hate Fugly Fergie
Gogol Bordello, Major Lazer and Slightly Stoopid should be on this.
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Coachella 99-10 Vet, the run has ended in 2011
Crap Your Pants Say Ooh!
Fui quod es, eris quod sum. I once was what you are, you will be what I am - epitaph carved on Roman gravestones.
I'm leaning towards the Black Eyed Peas taking this over Nickleback.
Worst band of the '90s was Matchbox 20, and they still get an honorable mention for their '00s "work".
Nickleback is the obvious choice... But my hate for Linkin Park is immense.
There should be a poll for worst critically acclaimed band. Vampire Weekend, Coldplay, etc etc. I would make one if I weren't so lazy.
Fui quod es, eris quod sum. I once was what you are, you will be what I am - epitaph carved on Roman gravestones.
Although there are some pretty hatable bands to chose from - I hate nickleback for so many reasons. Their "music," their fans, just everything. fucking clown shoes.
Clap Your Hands can be annoying with the David Byrne voice but they should't be in the same category as Nickelback, Hinder and Linkin Park. Utter trash
It would be interesting to see with all the hate, how many of these bands have you seen live? I saw all but one and bands are sometimes ok or even good live and suck on the stereo. IDK, I would venture a guess no one here can play near as well as any of the bands here. That in itself doesn't relate to if "they" are good or bad, but me thinks I would rather see any of these groups play than anyone here on the board. Just saying .... cr****
Coachella Wk2 04/19-04/21
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I've seen four of them. I can guarantee I can play guitar better than anyone in the Black Eyed Peas, and I know a few board members who are more talented musicians than anyone in Linkin Park or Clap Your Hands Say Yeah (both of which are acts I don't dislike.) Ron, which act have you not seen?
I'm very proud to say that I caught THE Black Eyed Peas show.
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