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DevilDriver Lyrics
"DevilDriver" is the name witches give to the bells they
use to drive away evil when casting their spells. But the
DevilDriver we speak of is a band.
DevilDriver is not Dez Fafara's first band. In fact, the
singer has been toiling in the trenches of the music
industry since 1994, having sold well over a million albums
worldwide, having appeared on nine soundtracks, and having
spent countless years on the road playing hundreds of
With DevilDriver, Fafara feels he has reached the point of
sonic nirvana, where DevilDriver is More...
use to drive away evil when casting their spells. But the
DevilDriver we speak of is a band.
DevilDriver is not Dez Fafara's first band. In fact, the
singer has been toiling in the trenches of the music
industry since 1994, having sold well over a million albums
worldwide, having appeared on nine soundtracks, and having
spent countless years on the road playing hundreds of
With DevilDriver, Fafara feels he has reached the point of
sonic nirvana, where DevilDriver is More...
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Review about DevilDriver songs
occasional thoughts of suicide | Reviewer: Anonymous------ About the song Sin & Sacrifice performed by DevilDriver
Its not very often that I get to say a metal song describes my life, because usually the lyrics are about murder or some allusion to a theory or higher power or personalized event. This song exactly describes my life though, especially the part about occasional thoughts of suicide but feeling fine. Trying to change some things but some habits are hard to break....
Could care less? | Reviewer: grammarnazi------ About the song I Could Care Less performed by DevilDriver
You know, the phrase "I could care less" means the opposite of what is intended.
Saying "I could care less" means that it is possible for one to care less; i.e. One does care.
The correct phrasing is "I couldn't care less", meaning that it is not possible for one to care less; i.e. One does not care at all.
Americans quite frequently get this wrong.
I believe in DevilDriver!! | Reviewer: Amber B------ About the song Sin & Sacrifice performed by DevilDriver
This song definatly describes the most realistic view on so many of our lives. I honestly feel as if this song was writen for me, along with many DD songs. This one especially helped me understand that im not alone in my battles thru life. Thank you DD for helping me thru some really rough times. Your music has opened my eyes and ears to some of the most intelligent, meaningfull, and amazing music and lyrics I have ever really understood! If you ever have a chance to see a DD show GO!! Best time of my life
Rustle For Me Jimmys | Reviewer: Jimmy Rustler------ About the song Cry For Me Sky (Eulogy Of The Scorned) performed by DevilDriver
Awesome songs. Great depth. Sounding Rough. Heavy. Brutal. Keep us all posted on your continued progress with any new progress songs or vid clips. Show us what you got man. Wanna see how freakin' rough, heavy, brutal and loud you can get. Thanks for the motivation.
correction | Reviewer: Harris------ About the song I Dreamed I Died performed by DevilDriver
@heretic drummer, first off devildriver arent melodic death metal, how did you come up with that i mean noone in the band plays keyboard lol, second, there is no such genre as rap metal, but nu metal imo is the genre that bands get throwen into when they dont fit into any other genre, slipknot, korn, ect, and in the nu metal genre youl find 3 bands who excessively use/used rap vocals, these bands are obviously, linkin park, limp bizkit and hollywood undead,they arent the only in the nu metal genre to use but those are (in my opinoin) the three most famous, and people hear rap and metal they put two and two together you get the false sub sub genre rap metal, thirdly in this song you cant deny, dez has made some hybrid of growling and rap vocals, its got the fast paced but bouncyness of rap eith the little pauses inbetween certain bits, but at the same time it has the low agressive growl to it aswell as the screams, rant over.
Another review | Reviewer: Justin------ About the song Sin & Sacrifice performed by DevilDriver
This band fascinates me. The music is awesome, yes. But the content of the lyrics is so heavy. They seem to have music that appeals to Christians and non-Christians alike. The theme of judgement and sin is throughout many of their songs, such as this one, The Fury, and The Axe Shall Fall. Then they have songs such as I Dreamed I died, which could be perceived as satanic. Not in the sense of devil worship, but in the sense of working hard and doing the best you can to get to heaven, or your own heaven, however one might view it. Again...fascinated, incredibly dark but uplifting music at times.
gwjn.mgjt | Reviewer: Anonymous------ About the song Clouds Over California performed by DevilDriver
this song like other devildriver works is a master piece.yet most people would rather listen to hanna montana or justin bieber.i mean i know people are different and shit.but any body who dislikes devildriver or any other metal band has to be stupid.
Uhhhh | Reviewer: nataS------ About the song Grinfucked performed by DevilDriver
Matt, this songs about being lied to by someone who acts like they like you, they lie through their teeth. "lights on but no ones home" is a phrase used to describe someone who isnt all there, nothing to do with an actual house...
Touching | Reviewer: Anonymous------ About the song I Could Care Less performed by DevilDriver
As with all DD songs, it just, touches something deep down. That, primitive animal? Spark of Satan? The anger deep within. Music and lyrics like this, pulls the cover from over my eyes and shows me the real world everytime I listen. SlipKnoT does it most (and no, I'm not a rat kid, emo or anything like that. I like SlipKnoT because how deep and meaningful their lyrics are). Amazing songs.
cool song | Reviewer: jorn------ About the song I Dreamed I Died performed by DevilDriver
this song is so cool,.. i'm learning to perform this on guitar now,.. now the text by heart by now,.. and i think that at least some people here thought more about the lyrics then the devildriver-crew itself...
it's just a story about what happened when he died in his dream... for a little fun, yes, a little fun... tip; don't take every lyric to serious...
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For today's discussion, we're going to take a closer look at the Similar Posts plugin for WordPress. As I stated in my original post, I have found this plugin to be most invaluable when it comes to keeping visitors on my site longer. Why does it matter how long a visitor stays on your site? Well, we'll answer that question in a moment. For now, let's look at what exactly Similar Posts does.
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The orchard hens have started to lay their pale blue and almond brown eggs as promised. I've been finding them tucked here and there under a pear or quince tree, or scattered beneath the brambles, but mostly in the nesting boxes as planned. There's a large, antique porcelain decoy egg for encouragement, and plenty of praise when they relinquish.
Eggs from the orchard, in shades of earth and sky, have begun to delight us all.
They will get into all and everything, of course: raspberries, blackberries, tomatoes. I've watched them leap 3 feet in the air to snatch a raspberry, or balance on a tightrope of orchard wire to snack on currants, or peck incessantly through fencing to reach a tomato. They will also decide, without much discretion, that your planting of Fall arugula is a fine spot to take an afternoon siesta, so you find your coddled greens flattened here and there by the imprint of a settled hen.
Blackberries, swelling over the orchard fence on long, armored canes, haven't escaped the notice of the insatiable hens. They will find a way.
The hens may not know a weed from a-rugula, but little loss of green is a small price pay for the eggs we're now getting. Compared to a supermarket dozen, and to the USDA's nutrient data on commercial eggs, our orchard roaming hens produce a vastly superior product. Their natural, free-range diet–including seeds, berries, insects, and greens, along with grain–results in eggs with far less cholesterol and saturated fat, and much higher levels of vitamin A, vitamin E, beta carotene, and omega-3 fatty acids. Is it any wonder they taste better?
Supermarket birds, even those labeled "free range" and "organic," are usually fed a compromised diet of soy, corn and cottonseed meal, laced with additives, and have limited or no access to the outdoors. If fresh eggs from the home or farm are not available, pasture-raised are the next best option.
When the child of a CSA member was in the coop last week as an egg as smooth and blue as beach glass was being laid, she marveled at the beauty of it. In that moment, the value of running a small farm was being paid forward a generation or two. –Mb
Pulling a warm egg from beneath a broody hen is a magical thing; the ruffled mummer as she relinquishes; the egg's perfect, spherical warmth, its bone-smooth promise. And fitting so perfectly in the palm of the hand, as though the relationship between laying and gathering always was.
But when a new CSA member stopped by this week to say hello, to meet and greet with chickens and chard, I was unprepared for the power and imprint of memory on her visit.
Smooth, magical warmth – straight from the source.
She had grown up on a farm in Iowa, and her connection to that time seemed to rill through her as we did our walkabout.
On the way out, we visited the hens in the Cage Aux Fowl and, on putting a warm egg in her palm, she began to cry softly. Clearly, the evocation was almost too much.
There was some awkward silence as she held the egg – and her childhood – in her hand and struggled for composure. But she seemed grateful for the connection, the coup de coeur, that the experience summoned up.
The connective tissue of memory, even unconjured, ties us to a past when farming and growing food were everywhere and everyone took part. For most people, the relationship between a meal and its source was immediate. Now, in an age of industrialized distance from real food, more depth and awareness is vital. Small farms make that connection.
So I'm becoming an egg doner (The X in my male XY has made me so!) for more obvious reasons here at Stonegate, but if I can offer up the occasional Madeleine, how wonderful. If a farm can serve as a common metaphor for connecting to our past, our food, our deeper responsibilities to the planet, so be it. - Mb
Our fearless weeder, Jane Savage. She don't stop 'till she gets enough.
Carpets of mixed loose-leaf and mesclun greens are getting that delicious '70s shag. We can dig it!
We've legalized winter egg production here at Stonegate Farm thanks to a 200-watt red warming light in the Cage aux Fowl, and my little feathered harlots are laying like Madame de Pompadour. Even our virile black frizzle rooster, Gerald, struggles to keep on top of his broody harpies – chasing them about the frozen yard like a manic feather duster. With eggs galore in mid-winter, the oldest profession has aroused theKavorka in all of us.
The Dutch think they're progressive, but we have dozens of farm-fresh eggs in our district!
All this fowl balling has inspired the addition of free range eggs to our 2010 CSA shares and Market Garden: we've ordered two dozen more hens, full size Marans and Ameraucanas, that should been laying their deep chocolate and teal colored eggs by Summer. A new Gothic coop will be built in the orchard, where the birds will feed on insects and fallen fruit and in turn cheerfully fertilize from their feathered ends. Chickens, eggs, and quince, oh my!
In the greenhouse, beds and soil blockers are getting ready to start seedlings in early March. This year, we will be adding fingerling potatoes, deep purple carrots, gherkin cucumbers, and – heedful of last season's scourge – blight-resistant tomatoes! We'll still have the heirlooms and unusuals but have included an escrow of blight-resistance to our insurance policy. Is any local tomato better than no tomatoes? We'll see.
Greens are slowly stirring inside the Winter greenhouse.
Out on the Winter farm, the stalwart Tuscan Kale has been adding frozen, vitamin rich greens to soups, and the cold has only ramped their sweetness; it seems many plants react to stress by converting their starches to sugars – a kind of vegetal survival instinct - so kale, Brussels sprouts, cabbage and carrots are a sweet wonder beneath the blanketing snow.
Varied greens will be a mainstay again this season. If I yearn for anything in the bleak mid-winter – and we all need a good yearn this time of year – it's for all that wonderful, mixed cutting lettuce and mesclun greens. Call it chlorophyll deficit disorder. How many starchy root veg can one man eat, after all.
The snow-bound orchard, waiting for Spring to stir it to life.
Besides walking among the orchards snow-bound allées of apple and pear, pruner and notebook in hand, or starting greenhouse seedlings, winter is a long, cool breath, somewhere between quiet reflection and forward drive. So be it. Let the lusty chickens frolic. Apparently, Roxanne, you dohave to turn on the red light.
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A fund has been set up to help the family of five people killed Wednesday in a Pike County house fire.
The fire on Elswick Branch killled Billy Wilfong and his four young children, five-year-old Dakota, four-year-old Tyler, two-year-old Cheyenne, and six-month-old Emily.
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I really, really like the iPhone. I want one, quite a bit! That said, I'm not financially prepared to purchase one quite yet, but I'm working on getting there! In preparation I was doing a bit of research on what exactly it IS going to cost when I make my move.
The price of the iPhone itself is a bit obvious, the price of the service plan can be a bit harder to figure out; especially since I am an existing AT&T customer (My current handset is the Samsung SGH-A727, which is aesthetically wonderful but functionally questionable.) Turns out AT&T has tried to make it pretty easy for existing customers to upgrade their plans for iPhone, sorta…
Quoting Apple.com's iPhone rate plan page:
If you're an existing AT&T (formerly Cingular) wireless customer on a qualifying rate plan, just add an Data Plan for iPhone. (This may replace your current data plan. Some voice plans, including TDMA, may not qualify. Call AT&T Customer Service at 1-800-331-0500 or visit an AT&T store to see if your plan qualifies.) Data Plans for iPhone give you Visual Voicemail, SMS Text Messaging bundles, and Unlimited Data, which includes both email and web.
Well! How convenient, that's nice to know… except nowhere on Apple or AT&T's site do they list the price-per-month for this upgrade. I guestimated it to be $20.00 a month, but I really wanted to know for sure. Google was no help, though admittedly I only did a cursory search, but really this should be easier to find.
With no answer in sight, I did what many desperate and foolish souls before me have done – I called the customer support number!
I spent 20 minutes on hold to ask a five-second long question.
Seriously – when I finally got the CSR it took longer to verify my name and my social security number (because I was calling customer care about my line) then it did to ask my question.
That aside, I got my answer!
To anyone who cares: Adding the Data Plan for iPhone to an existing AT&T customer plan costs $20.00US per month. (Per iPhone line, and assuming your plan qualifies, which most should.)
I'm hoping the title and content of this post will get it indexed well enough to help out the next person in the same fix as me.
Oh, and AT&T: Instead of revamping the (still broken, but that's another story) security question system on your wireless site, could you have the web designer (I'm guessing there's only one?) spend 30 seconds adding this information to one of your pages on iPhone rate plans? Thanks!


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On July 5, 2007, at about 0915 Eastern daylight time, there was a runway incursion at LaGuardia Airport, New York, New York involving Delta (DAL) flight 1238, a 737, and Comair (COM) flight 196, a CRJ1. There was a developmental training on ground control (GC) at the time of this incident. GC requested to cross runway 22 with an aircraft at taxiway F. The local controller approved the request advising he should cross behind COM flight 425, an E135, which was landing on runway 22. DAL1238 was inbound, landing behind COM425. The aircraft following DAL1238 inbound was issued go around instructions but GC thought that DAL1238 had been sent around. GC then crossed COM196, on runway 22 at taxiway F, without coordination, as DAL1238 crossed the landing threshold. The FAA originally reported that the lateral separation of the aircraft was 3,200 feet. The Airport Movement Area Safety System (AMASS) radar data indicated that the closest proximity of the aircraft was about 650 feet. The incident occurred during day visual flight rules conditions. The FAA classified this incursion as a Category C.
The National Transportation Safety Board determines the probable cause(s) of this incident to be:
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The closeness in price to the iPad was Know Your Mobile's main concern for Acer's newest tablet, as Apple's offering is a firm public favorite. It does not sport the latest version of Android and the design is a bit dull, which may be enough to push prospective buyers elsewhere. Apart from that it is a very powerful device with cracking battery life and an impressive tegra 3 chipset.
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If you want the bigger screen and you have the extra money then the Acer Iconia Tab A510 has some advantages over the likes of the Nexus 7. An expansion slot, an HDMI port, twice as much storage and a USB adapter are all included to sweeten the deal. The screen is not as good and the larger size means it is heavier, but Register Hardware still dubbed it an excellent choice.
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ZDNet think the 10.1 inch screen on the Acer Iconia Tab A510 is a bit disappointing, as it has reasonably good viewing angles when indoors but it isn't clear when viewed in sunlight. The 1.3GHz Nvidia Tegra 3 processor and 1GB of RAM ensures a smooth performance. The touchscreen is responsive and is large enough to be comfortable to use when typing out documents.
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4 out of 5 stars
Although it has quite a bland design, the chunky Acer Iconia Tab A510 is comfortable to hold, with a rubberised back. The tablet has 32GB of onboard storage, which is perfect for housing all of your videos and music. It comes with a practically untouched Android 4.0 operating system and T3 say the 1280x800 screen is decent enough. It's a simple yet affective tablet.
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4 out of 5 stars
There are cheaper tablets out there, but none of them run Android 4.0 or are as powerful as Acer's Iconia Tab A510, TechRadar said. Its design is bland and predictable, the screen is disappointing and the cameras are mediocre, but these flaws do not detract from the fact that this is an excellent offering that can trade punches with much more expensive models from other manufacturers.
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"very good" (5 out of 6 stars)
Value for money: "good" (4 out of 6 stars)
PC Pro think the Acer Iconia Tab A510 has a plasticky feel and it features the Olympics logo which, though small, seems pointless. There is the standard range of connectivity options but some things which been neglected, such as a flash to accompany the average 5MP camera. Apps and videos run smoothly and battery life is decent, but it is too expensive.
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Although reviewers at PC Advisor were not able to test the Iconia Tab A510's battery life, they had reasons to think Acer's claims shouldn't be too off the mark. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to offer any other exciting features apart from running Android 4.0 and it's hardly the thinnest or lightest tablet out there, leading PC Advisor to believe the A200 to be a better option.
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At £370, the Acer Iconia Tab A510 seems like a bit of a bargain given its latest version of Android and quad-core processor. The inclusion of a microSD slot is also a plus, so that the 16GB storage can be expanded if necessary. CNET liked the rubberised rear which gives it grip, but say it's a little on the hefty side with both size and weight. Some may also be put off by the Olympic branding.
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Acer Iconia Tab A510 10in Android Register Hardware 8/2012 - Acer offer a bigger and possibly better alternative to 7-inch tablets such as Google's Nexus 7.
Acer Iconia Tab A510 CNET.co.uk 3/2012 - The Iconia Tab A510 sits in the middle of Acer's tablet range, and this 10-inch tablet will be in shops from April, with its 16GB storage and Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core 1.3GHz processor. It will also come with Ice Cream Sandwich.
Tests on similar products: Fujitsu Stylistic M532, Orange Tahiti, Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (16GB, Wi-Fi + 3G), Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 WiFi (16GB), Asus Transformer Pad 300, Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (7.0) (16GB, WiFi + 3G), HP Slate 2 (32GB), Huawei MediaPad 10 FHD, Disgo Tablet 7000, Acer Iconia Tab A200 (8GB).


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FCoE: Divergence vs convergence
FCoE seems to be a harbinger of network divergence rather than convergence. After discussion with QLogic and hearing about 16Gbit/s Fibre Channel and InfiniBand as well as FCoE, ideas about an all-Ethernet world seem as unreal as the concept of a flat earth. This train of thought started when talking with Scott Genereux, QLogic' …
No convergence
I came to this conclusion myself as well about a month ago after attending a local Brocade conference where they went over their road map among other things. The marketing folks
at least up till now have been pretty successful at in implanting the impression that the world is moving to CNA. But it seems clear that as your article states we're not going to see true converged networking based on ethernet for a very long time, if ever.
Another topic I had been thinking about which I didn't see raised in your article is the integration of CNA adapters into servers, specifically when we might see market penetration of servers with CNA-ready NICs onboard, to the same degree that we see GigE today. I suspect that too is many many years down the road. Basically I want an ethernet interface that I don't have to worry about what kind of switch it's plugged into. If it's ethernet it should just work.
With an iron curtain between fiber channel and ethernet core switching technologies well intact(Why did Brocade buy Foundry anyways?) it seems the fantasy of CNA will remain
a fantasy.
Only IF you believe in Fibrechannel
What you say is true...if, and only if, you believe that Fibrechannel is the only storage choice.
If you have FibreChannel, then FCoE doesn't look great. If you are using iSCSI or NFS then FCoE looks awful.
FCoE is a technology that joins these two worlds. No one wants it, no one understands its purpose but its like VoIP convergence all over a again. FCoE is to storage what H323 was to voice, not perfect but a workable transition.
smells like wishful thinking by FC vendors...
...FC vendors who are very afraid of Cisco.
Ethernet is not the end-all, be-all. Strictly speaking, for storage it clearly is trumped rather handily by numerous technologies including Fiber Channel and Infiniband. But technical superiority does not guarantee success.
iSCSI is pulling a ton of market share away from FC not because it is better, but because it is *good enough* for many uses and it's a lot cheaper especially when you stop paying for HBAs and overpriced array-specific MPIO software. (*cough* PowerPath) FCoE might do the same, maybe, if it can be proven to be sufficiently better than iSCSI to bother with.
Hardly any server taps 4Gbit FC as it is. 8Gbit FC and 20+ Gbit Infiniband are very niche technologies, or implemented by fools. --And there's not too many fools left, besides government agencies. :) Here in the US I'm sure we'll see some 'stimulus' funding ridiculous IT projects.
The day in which we completely eliminate FC switches may not be when we go to 10GbE iSCSI and/or FCoE, or something new that truly enables convergence, but it is definitely coming. QLogic is rightfully scared about no one buying their HBAs anymore (FC or iSCSI)-- and get real, no one buys their FC switches to begin with.
Users see through the hype
You make some great points. I think confusion stems from the notion that FCoE is a one-size-fits all technology. It is not. There are plenty of users that like Fibre Channel and have no need or desire to move storage to Ethernet. These users will continue to use Fibre Channel for a long time. There are also plenty of users that do not use Fibre Channel (only 20% of servers are SAN-attached), but instead use NAS or iSCSI. So why would they switch to FCoE if they have no storage management schemes to leverage and are already "converged" onto ethernet? They probably won't. Also, simply upgrading Ethernet to 10G by itself reduces much of the cabling complexity and operating costs that FCoE claims to address (provided it is power efficient and low cost). With that said, many users will adopt FCoE, but they will be careful to make sure all the new pieces (lossless ethernet, driver stacks ported to new controller architectures, switch management ported to Ethernet switches) work before they deploy it for storage, much less converge all their server traffic on it. I believe the likely scenario is that users who deploy FCoE will do so because they are already using Fibre Channel and want to migrate their storage networks to an all Ethernet scheme. Convergence at the server is something to consider after the kinks have been worked out down the road.
Brocade's Take -- Hear Here! (or something like that)
Completely agreed on more than a couple points. Have a couple of pieces here illustrating same, one is a video of CTO Dave Stevens discussing FCoE reality from the (financial) analyst day. It's the featured video on our YouTube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/brocadevideo.
The other is a blog post from SVP of Products and Offerings Marc Randall posted just today, and addressing the organizational issues brought up on page two here. It's available on our Wingspan blog here: http://community.brocade.com/home/community/brocadeblogs/wingspan/blog/2009/06/25/what-you-do-speaks-so-loudly . You can tell from the title, ""What you do speaks so loudly…" where this is going.
Ultimately, we are supportive (we have launched FCoE products and will continue to do so) but pragmatic about "convergence", looking to and developing for future needs while supporting the current and near-term.
Thanks for helping your readers keep their feet on the ground and their productivity in focus with this piece.
Wilson Craig
Brocade Public Relations/Social Media
Server Ports = Most Ports on Any Network
Whether SAN or LAN, the highest number of ports in any network are the access ports. In a SAN, hundreds or thousands of server ports are multiplexed out of a handful of storage array ports. In between might be some number of inter-switch link ports.
So if you want to consolidate a network with the biggest ROI, consolidate at the edge first. This is why Ethernet has been so successful. Four 100BT Fast Ethernet ports were consolidated to one GigE port. Now servers with four GigE ports and two 4Gb FC ports can consolidate down to two 10GigE FCoE ports. That is real savings, not in the CNAs, but in the access layer switch ports.
As for CNAs, all of the major vendors who make LAN on Motherboard silicon are looking at 10GigE LOMs which support FCoE. FCoE will become a feature of the NIC, much like other hardware based protocol offload is today. Then customers will be able to make a simple choice based on protocol. To leverage existing FC storage, and existing FC storage drivers and multipathing software, using FCoE. To access file storage, use NFS. If you want to buy new iSCSI based storage (or leverage iSCSI ports on existing storage), choose iSCSI.
Too many people think FCoE is a new form of iSCSI which will require end to end iSCSI storage arrays, dedicated networks, and server adapters. FCoE is not about that. It is not about introducing new protocols, but leveraging a single wire type. The very fact that it does not replace everything (or force replacement of everything), is what makes it a good solution.
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Anika's Symposium at the ICRS World Congress in Izmir, Turkey
Anika is organizing an exciting symposium entitled "The Future of Chondral & Osteochondral Regeneration with the One-Step Procedure Approach" at the largest cartilage repair meeting of the year on Monday 16 September, 2013 at 13:00 in the "Smyrna 2" room at the International Cartilage Repair Society World Congress Meeting in Izmir, Turkey - Certificates of Attendance Provided. We look forward to welcoming you to our symposium; please download our formal invitation here: Anika's Symposium
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Page203.—Mr. R. B. Dodd, civil engineer, has prepared plans for erecting a suspension bridge over the Tyne
at some distance west of the present bridge, so as to avoid those steep and difficult hills, the Bottle Bank,
Dean Street, &c. and to substitute a road at once safe, level, and easy. But the present time does not appear favourable for the execution of such vast local improvements.
Page 215.—The expense of building Pandon New Bridge was £7448, 12s. 10d.
Page242.—A beautiful figure of Jesus Christ bearing the Cross, in stained glass, has been inserted in
the grand eastern window of St. Nicholas' church, at the cost of £50, paid by the corporation. The figure
is taken from a painting by Mr. Dixon, and, with the ornaments, is tastefully and happily executed by
Mr. John Gibson, the artist mentioned in page 345.
Page 255.—Extract from a letter written by the late Rev. Joseph Dacre Carlyle, vicar of Newcastle, to
the churchwardens of St. Nicholas', in 1804, respecting the steeple of that church:—"It is a fabric, in my
opinion, the most beautiful that exists in the world; which surpasses the Cathedral of St. Sophia at Constantinople, the Mosque of Sultan Saladin at Jerusalem, the Church of St. Peter at Rome, and even the Temple of Minerva at Athens."
Page 321.—A few years ago, the late Bishop of Durham (Dr. Barrington) gave £600, the corporation of
Newcastle £600, and Lord Crewe's trustees £300, towards augmenting the three perpetual curacies in this
town, viz. All Saints', St. John's, and St. Andrew's. By means of these benefactions, a portion of the interest accruing thereon, given by the curates, and subscriptions raised in two of the chapelries, each curacy
was augmented with £600; every £200 of which were met with £300 by the governors of Queen Anne's
Bounty; and interest, at the rate of £4 per cent. per annum, is paid by them upon the whole sum, to the
respective curates. Thus, each of these churches received £1500 principal, yielding an annual payment of
Page 322.—The register of the son of the Rev. John Hogarth is incorrect. The church was consecrated
on Tuesday, November 17, 1789; and on the following Sunday, November 22, was "Baptized, and received
into the church, Thomas, son of Thomas Lowery, of Newcastle, victualler." The names of 10 other children
follow on the same day.
Page 360.—The description given of the New Chapel to be erected near the Barras Bridge is quite accurate. Since that article was printed, an act has been obtained, authorising the master and brethren of the
Hospital of St. Mary Magdalen to proceed with the building; but as the corporation engaged to pay
most of the expense, the management of the business was referred to a building committee selected from the
common council. Though, as before stated, the common council was understood to have approved the plan
which Mr. Dobson had, at their desire, presented; yet the committee determined to receive offers from other
professional gentlemen. Accordingly, three models of chapels were prepared; one by Mr. Green, and the
other two by Mr. Dobson: but the model from the plan originally produced by Mr. Dobson was chosen.
The estimated expense of the building was £6000; but Mr. Brown, mason, Mr. Hall, house-carpenter, and
Mr. Dodds, plasterer, have agreed to execute it for £300 less. The chapel will be 134 feet 9½ inches long,
and 63 feet 8 inches broad; but the inside of the choir will be only 89 feet 3 inches by 59 feet 6 inches.
The elegant tower will be about 130 feet high, in which it is intended to place a clock, to be illuminated at night with gas. In the interior, a beautifully groined ceiling, supported by light and elegant pillars,
will correspond with the chaste architecture of the exterior. The committee of the common council have
been warmly congratulated on the propriety of their election by Mr. Burn, the celebrated architect in Edinburgh. In a letter addressed to John Clayton, Esq. the town lerk, he says, "I have great pleasure in
bearing testimony to the high talent displayed in the general structure of the building, and the skill and
goal taste evinced by so correct and judicious an adherence to decidedly the best, and one of the earliest
examples of ecclesiastical architecture, which I do not hesitate to say will produce one of the most chaste and
elegant buildings of the size in the kingdom."
Page 460.—Attached to the Roman Catholic chapel are two charity-schools; one for boys, and the other
for girls. In 1812, the Rev. J. Worswick caused a cheap edition of the New Testament to be printed, for
the use of these schools and of his congregation. Many have been distributed gratuitously amongst the poor.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn, of Saltwellside, who died February 2, 1822, bequeathed 120 volumes towards forming a
circulating Catholic library, which is supported by subscriptions and donations. Mr. John Miller, the master
of the boys' school, is the librarian.
The interest of a debt of £8780, at 4½ per cent. amounts to £395: add to this, £200 a year to be
repaid to the holders of the share-loan; and the permanent burden to be sustained amounts to £595. Salaries, taxes, gas, periodicals, &c. (see p. 484) will amount to, at least, an equal sum; and which, added together, is more than the present total income of the Society. Certainly, the debt is to be decreased £2000
during the succeeding ten years; but an equal, if not a larger sum, must be borrowed within that period,
to buy new books, and to cover deficiencies. This state of things, so ruinous to the interests of the noblest
institution in Newcastle, is deeply to be deplored.
Page 524.—The committee of the Lock Hospital have at last published a report. It contains a brief and
unaffected history of the institution, and acknowledges that it is "struggling under incumbrances brought about
partly by inexperience and unforeseen difficulties."The expenditure has exceeded the income from £30 to
£40 a year, which has accumulated a debt of £480. Yet still by exertion this incumbrance may be removed,
and "the Hospital rendered in a very great degree conservative of one important department of the public
Page 719.—There are two well-attended annual Leather Fairs, held at the Leather Market-house, High
Bridge, belonging to the Cordwainers' company; the one on the 13th of August, and the other on the 30th
of October. Great quantities of this useful article are also sold by commission.
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Hacker Blackmails Nintendo With Personal Data From 4,000 Gamers
According to Naked Security, Nintendo alerted the Spanish Data Protection agency, but -- after the agency failed to respond -- the hacker apparently posted some of the information to an online gaming forum and threatened to divulge more. Well, the authorities certainly weren't negligent after that data exposure; Spanish police located and arrested the perpetrator in Malaga, Spain. Because of legal protocol, Nintendo and Spanish authorities have remained vague concerning the specific victims and where the personal information was posted.
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PKP Bugzilla – Bug 8315
Clarify notification process for copyeditors
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Once copyeditors are assigned in Stage Participants, they need to be notified about the assignment somehow. This is the only part of the workflow that still requires the use of the Notify tab (in the Modal-Based Tabset Previously Known As The Information Centre) which is buried and has never been intuitive.
I suggest integrating the notification with the Editorial page and doing away with the Notification tab entirely, but that's not yet well-considered. Proposals welcome.
Alec, would an email notification of "you have been assigned as a 'whatever role' to 'submission name.'" be useful here? We could make the email an option by putting a checkbox for sending the new participant an email on the stage assignment modal. That would eliminate the need to go back into the Notify tab and would be relatively easy to implement.
I like the idea of including notification tools along with the stage assignment grid. We would need a row action to allow e.g. reminders too.
Alec, I was thinking about the idea to use notifications to warn editors that they need to notify other users so they know that they have to do something. I liked it.
Here are some suggestions:
1 - create NOTIFICATION_LEVEL_TASK to warn editors of what they can do inside each stage. This notification should be created for each editor user that's assigned to the submission, and deleted for all of them as soon as one do the process.
2 - those tasks notifications to editors should be created when a new stage is initiated.
3 - the notification link action should lead to the notify tab of the information center. We have two scenarios:
- if no user is assigned to the current stage that can do the work, we don't present the recipient listbuilder but only a text telling that a user needs to be assigned to the stage and something like the stage assignment form.
- if there's already a user to do the task, we can present the notify tab the way it is now, but adding an option to notify users that are not stage participants (presenting again the stage assignment form).
In both scenarios, if editors chooses to notify users that are not stage participants, the email will be sent, the related task notification will be created (copyediting, for example) and the user will be added as an stage participant automatically.
4 - we can add an option to editors hide the notification. So editors that don't want to create a copyediting task notification for someone, for example, will be able to hide the task notification that says that they can do that.
4.1 - hidden notifications can still be accessed inside the notifications grid. We have just to add a filter option, so users can see what they dismissed and can make it visible again if they want.
5 - the editors notification is deleted as soon as an user is notified (and a task notification is created for them). But it can come back if this exact users is removed from the stage.
Using this process we accomplish what Juan and I were discussing last year related to tasks and stage assignments in a way that can be easily implemented using the structures that we have now.
I think that the most difficult part is item 3, but that's not too much. We can add both the listbuilder and the stage assignment form inside tabs, named "stage participants" and "others" respectively.
If you liked it I can draw some quick mockups for this process. Just let me know.
I like the general idea, but I do worry that adding show/hide options to notifications will start to blur the distinctions between notifications and the grid help text.
Also, I wonder how typical it will be for someone to assign a participant without notifying them. Currently assigning and notifying involves a lot of extra clicks:
- Assign the user to the participant grid
- Open the new participant grid row
- Click "Notify"
If (as I suspect) immediately notifying the user is the most common route, I'd prefer to just pop up the notification tool immediately after creating the assignment; if they don't want to notify, one extra click closes that modal.
show/hide should be considered a dismiss (should we name it delete?), and will only be available for things that are not required to complete the workflow process. Maybe we can implement something like 'don't show me this again'?
The biggest problem with the workflow is the absence of tips to what to do when a new stage begins. What editors can do in copyediting? They will have to figure it out that they have to assign an user to copyediting task. In your suggestion, they will know that only when they assign an user to the stage, but before that happens they will know nothing.
And more, if an user is already selected to the stage (because there's only one), how editors will know about the notify and the creation of the copyediting task?
Bruno, are we talking about several notifications then?
- One for users who first arrive in Editorial, where no Copyeditor is automatically assigned, guiding them to the Participant grid
- Another for submissions that have Copyeditor(s) assigned, but to whom notification has not yet been sent, guiding them to the Notification step
I still prefer triggering Notify immediately after an assignment, since I suspect that'll be what people almost always need. But I take your point about missing guidance on the Editorial stage as a whole. How about combining the two approaches?
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> Bruno, are we talking about several notifications then?
> - One for users who first arrive in Editorial, where no Copyeditor is
> automatically assigned, guiding them to the Participant grid
> - Another for submissions that have Copyeditor(s) assigned, but to whom
> notification has not yet been sent, guiding them to the Notification step
My proposal is to use only one editor notification for this, telling something like this:
"you can assign an user to do the copyediting task. Click here."
Then the link should lead to the notify tab. If there's already an user assigned to the stage, it should be used. If not, the editor should have a chance to choose an user from the system (see step 3 in my first description). That will automatically assign the user to the stage, that way removing the double steps to assign and notify. Makes sense?
I think I see what you mean.
In my opinion the role of the Notify tab in the Information Center (now called Editorial History according to a wording change by John) is very weak; moving stage assignments into it would reinforce that weak role and at the same time weaken the Stage Participants grid by diluting its role in assigning users.
Personally I think the Notify tab should be removed entirely from Editorial History as it doesn't make sense there. A logical place to move it would be the Participants grid.
The kind of notification I favour is the kind that draws attention to the regular workflow, rather than providing a shortcut around it. For example (just visualizing, not making a concrete proposal) if we want to guide the user through assigning an Editor, the notification should draw the user's eye to the link they need to hit to open the participants grid, rather than attracting the eye elsewhere where another button can be hit to do the same thing. In the latter case, if we're making these notifications optional, or having the notification only appear under certain circumstances, the user will be trained to look in the wrong place and won't know to open the Stage Participants grid.
> In my opinion the role of the Notify tab in the Information Center (now
> called Editorial History according to a wording change by John) is very
> weak; moving stage assignments into it would reinforce that weak role and at
> the same time weaken the Stage Participants grid by diluting its role in
> assigning users.
> Personally I think the Notify tab should be removed entirely from Editorial
> History as it doesn't make sense there. A logical place to move it would be
> the Participants grid.
Agreed, and it's already there, but it opens the editorial history modal. Maybe we can create a modal just for the notify that will be accessed only using the stages participants grid.
> The kind of notification I favour is the kind that draws attention to the
> regular workflow, rather than providing a shortcut around it.
The only problem that still remains is the cumbersome process to add an user and only after that notify to create a task for him. Maybe we can add mix stage assignment and notify in one screen?
Bruno, agreed on all points. I'll give it a crack.
Hi everyone,
Alec asked if I wanted to steal this bug. Just wanted to outline my proposed plan.
1. Remove the "Notify" tab from Editorial History modal.
2. Keep the "Notify" link action on the stage participants grid, but have it open a single modal with the notify form (instead of currently opening the editorial history modal).
3. *Also* include a notify form on the stage assignment form, as a single step. So, choose a participant, choose a user group, and then have the subject/template chooser and message body form. One click does the stage assignment and (optionally, if the form is filled out), the notification.
Sound good?
Jason, that's what I was imagining. I figured the "assign & notify" modal could probably be a subclass of the normal "notify" modal, though YMMV.
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move Notify functionality to stage participants grid
move Notify functionality to stage participants grid
Jason, I finally got a chance to look at this -- much clearer, thanks!
See https://github.com/pkp/pkp-lib/commit/38d309b18da2700e27a1452cd0c28a743e20afae#commitcomment-6639430 for an additional issue this causes.
In the code linked, $stageId is the submission's stage ID; elsewhere (e.g. AddParticipantForm) it's the stageId that the user is currently looking at. This can lead to mismatch -- e.g. if submission is in the submission stage and the user is trying to assign a copyeditor, the copyeditor suggestion list will come back blank because it will look in the submission stage for copyediting users.
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Reassigning for review. Alec, there should be two pull requests. I think I did the submodule stuff right.
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|Discuss pre-power combo from yamaha : cx-xa5000 ; mx-a5000 at the Surround Amplifiers/Receivers within the HiFiVision.com - Audio Video Hi-Fi Forum; finally here it comes, this is somthing a lot of us have been waiting for ...
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finally here it comes, this is somthing a lot of us have been waiting for
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is this going to be better than 3030? or just flexibility to upgrade later?
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The pre amp has a balanced design and better components than the 3030
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Thanks for the BIG news acoustics. Its good to know Yamaha is in AV separate business. Marantz also have a similar spec separate just like this. I hope someone does a head to head between these two.
By the way just giving a quick look at the pics posted, I find the CX-A5000 pre-amp is a built on the Avantage cabinet (most likely a RX-A3020) where as the MX-A5000 power amp is a DSP-Z11 cabinet with the face-plate changed. But they have gone to finer details like retaining the Z11's heatsinks which implies more or less equal power, but this time with Z9 like toroidal transformer and much better speaker terminals.
Amazingly though, and I am quite disappointed to say this dedicated power amp have less power than their Z9 AV amplifier!!! The Z9 could do 170+170 watts, two channels driven @ 8 ohms @ 0.015% THD @ 20 Hz ~ 20 Khz with dynamic power reaching to 580+ 580 watts under 2 ohms load.
Where as the new MX-A5000 power amp could do 150+150 watts, two channels driven @ 8 ohms @ 0.06% THD (much higher than Z9) @ 20 Hz ~ 20 Khz with dynamic power reaching to 500+ 500 watts under 2 ohms load.
But then there are more to an AV separate other than just raw power. I look forward to them.
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Compare: DSP-Z11 (Left) vs MX-A5000(Right)
After going through the catalog as found on the link, I found Yamaha have mentioned their 11 channel MX-A5000 power amp is based on the DSP-Z11 components.
Some noteworthy points:
1) MX-A5000 uses the same cabinet of DSP-Z11 AV amplifier released in 2007.
2) It uses the heatsinks of Z11 which implies power amp circuit design are identical. Minimal cost incurred during designing.
3) The Z11 had 11 powered channels (140 Wpc X 7 + 50 Wpc X 4) @ 0.04% THD @ 8 ohms. The MX-A5000 have 11 powered channels (150 Wpc X 7 + 150Wpc X 4) @ 0.06 THD @ 8 ohms. An increase in THD level implies under all probability it is (140 Wpc X 7 + 140Wpc X 4) = (140 Wpc X 11) @ 0.04% THD @ 8 ohms. In comparison the DSP-Z9 could have pumped out (190 Wpc X 7 + 50 Wpc X 2) @ 0.04% THD @ 8 ohms.
4) Z11 used E-I core power transformer while MX-A5000 uses a much higher quality and more powerful toroidal transformer alike Z9.
5) Z11 used a pair of Toshiba 2SA2121/ 2SC5949 power transistors for each of it 11 channels. The rail voltage to the power amp was (64VDC X 2) for its (140 Wpc X 7) channels and (37VDC X 2) for its (50 Wpc X 4) channels. MX-A5000 under all probability uses the same power transistors with uniform rail voltage of (64VDC X 2) for all its (140 Wpc X 11) channels courtesy a more powerful power transformer.
6) DSP-Z11/ MX-A5000 uses 22 power transistors in total for 11 channels. DSP-Z9 used 32 for 9 channels.
7) Since MX-A5000 uses the same power amp circuit board of Z11, it follows Three-stage Darlington circuit topology(mentioned in catalog) for all of its 11 channels. The Z9 in comparison uses Dual Three-stage Darlington circuit topology for its main 7 channels and Three-stage Darlington circuit topology for the other 2 channels. Dual Three-stage Darlington output stage circuit topology is more robust and will be more stable under 4 ohms load.
8) MX-A5000 uses the same 2 X 27,000uF power capacitors of DSP-Z11 for its 11 channels of amplification. In comparison DSP-Z9 uses 2 X 28,000uF for its 9 channels.
I am still to look at CX-A5000 pre amplifier for the details. Any update on the price?
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Onkyo 2012 series : TX NR 818 & upwards models use Three-Stage Inverted Darlington Circuitry....
Never understood what it is...... Is it something special/is this better than the normal amplifier design...
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The cx-a preamp is a full balanced design from input to output. It is suspected to have the ess 9016 DAC's in dual differential mode for all of its 11.2 channels. It has the same room correction algo and DSP system as employed by the z11 but with an advancement of early reflection control.
Now talking about the power I think the flagship aventage models have enough power for mid sized HT rooms. Considering the fact that at any given instance during a movie not all the channels require the same amount of power . This is because the way the movies are mixed in multichannel format the surround effects are achieved by the means of panning or steering the sound from one channel to the other, so when the demand of one channel increases the power required by the other decreases. This way a balance is maintained. Moreover the most power hungry frequencies which are the lower frequencies are handled by dedicated subwoofers. More power is generally preffered in a stereo setup for music because the way music is recorded a lot of power hungry sound elements are common for both channels.
I think the cx-a preamp will have an outstanding sound quality . Every one has different requirements and preferences. I like the aventage series because they have a lot of flexibility and an extremely good sound stage. I have owned the z9 and now have the 3067 . The 3067 has an emotiva xpa3 on its front three channels along with the neptune eq room correction . The results are much better than the z9 both during movies and music.
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acoustics I have no doubt that this Yamaha AV separate (CX-A5000 + MX-A5000) will satisfy even the most demanding movie buffs out there. It even has enough finesse and grunt to satisfy many music lovers too. Mind you DSP-Z11 was THX Ultra 2 certified, so for sure Z11 based MX-A5000 have an implicit THX Ultra 2 stamp with muscles of Carl Lewis.
Also multi-channel music can only be enjoyed to its brim with systems like these. I personally believe this combo may eventually eclipse their iconic DSP-Z9 in terms of musicality because of the dedicated pre-amp CX-A5000. Though I admit I am yet to come around a receiver that can beat the Z9 in terms of musicality and pure raw unadulterated power.
You see most music tracks are stereo, and I have heard the DSP-Z9/ DSP-Z11/ AVC-A1SRA paired with seven huge Axiom Audio M80's floorstanders, and even in stereo no one could exploit those M80 like the Z9. But you need loudspeakers of that caliber to really hear the difference between a Z9 and a Z11.
The only question remains now is their price. I hope someone updates us soon.
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Rishi , we have had audio receivers for decades . AV receivers were introduced much later because these were maily developed for movies and not music. When a same amplifier is used with different brand of speakers you would get a different sound quality or tonality. I have owned the z9 in the past. I have the 3067 at present and I have a emotiva xpa3 on its front 3 channels thats because I shifted my hometheater setup to a bigger room. Instead of using the ypao I have a dedicated room correction system by neptune eq. For me this setup plays stereo music and multichannel bluray audio much better than the z9.
But I dont use this system for stereo music, for that I have a yulong sabred18 dac hooked up to the emotiva xsp1 pre amplifier . This stereo setup produces an exceptional 2 channel audio unlike the z9 and the 3067. Also I would like to let you know that a chinese brand called tonewinner makes an av receiver that has a very good stereo and 5.1 performance
Its the ad-9600se
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