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mine is the longest here so far....
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I'd love to see what she can do with a cock that's larger than her hand. Damn!
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I would have blacked out 3 minutes in.
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In her mouth,not all over her face.
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I'd rather see them taking it in their mouth instead of into their mouth. Get some better ones.
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Oh, look at the fat little head on that! That is my favorite kind of cock. Gives a nice little stretch to the asshole on the way in and back out again.
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Nice blow job indeed, nice tits, too.
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Celebrate the CCC "On-The-Air" on August 10th
In celebration of the Civilian Conservation Corps, commonly known as the "CCC", New Germany State Park will be participating in the first annual CCC On-The-Air Weekend on August 10th, from 10 am to 5 pm.
The CCC On-The-Air Weekend is a nationwide event in which Amateur Radio Operators will be setting up radio operations from the actual locations of former CCC camps throughout the United States. As New Germany State Park was once the site of a CCC camp, local Amateur Radio Operator, Scott Beitzel, will setting up communications from the Recreation Hall - a structure built by the CCC in the 1930's.
Throughout the day, Beitzel will be communicating with radio operators stationed at other CCC camps across the nation. Participants will have the opportunity to learn about Amateur Radio and also about the important role of the CCC in our nation's history. CCC photographs will be on display at the Recreation Hall, and there will also be a guided CCC hike beginning at 1:00 pm. For more information about the CCC On-The-Air Weekend, please visit www.qsl.net/ccc or call 301-895-5453.
The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)
The early 1930's was a dark time in American history. With the Great Depression in full swing, millions of hard-working Americans found themselves unemployed and unable to provide for their families. An estimated 12-15 million people were out of work, equaling roughly one in every four workers. In an effort to create jobs for some of the millions who were unemployed, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt developed a new program in 1933, called the Civilian Conservation Corps, or the "CCC." In addition to creating jobs, the purpose of the CCC was to help restore the nation's struggling natural resources. The CCC recruited young, unemployed men ages 17 to 25 to live and work in camps supervised by the U.S. Army. These young men — nicknamed "CCC boys" — went to work building parks, restoring forests, planting trees, fighting forest fires, and restoring watersheds across America. Between 1933 and 1942, the CCC provided jobs for over three million Americans.
The Local "CCC Boys"
One of the nation's many CCC camps was located in the area that is now New Germany State Park. In the spring of 1933, approximately 125 "CCC boys" arrived at the camp, ready for work. For the first year, the "boys" lived in army tents, while they worked on constructing the barracks, mess hall, and other buildings for the camp. Much of the camp was constructed in the winter months, despite bitter cold temperatures, heavy snowfall, and icy conditions. Once they finished building the camp, the "boys" went to work on a number of projects at New Germany and the surrounding area.
The Development of New Germany State Park
A top priority for the local CCC camp was the development of recreation facilities, which would later become the foundation of New Germany State Park. When the "boys" began their work at New Germany in 1933, the park did not exist – there were no cabins, pavilions, picnic areas, or parking lots. There also was no running water. By 1940, the "CCC boys" managed to transform the area into a popular recreation destination. Without the CCC, New Germany State Park would not exist as it is today.


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Ateeq ur Rehman Khan, a Pakistani security researcher from Vulnerability Laboratory, has identified a critical vulnerability impacting the desktop version of the Thunderbird email client. The issue was reported to Mozilla back in May 2013, but the company confirmed fixing it only earlier this month.
The validation and filter bypass vulnerability was successfully reproduced on Thunderbird 17.0.6, which at the time of the testing was the latest version.
The flaw existed in Mozilla's Gecko engine. This means that other applications that use Gecko have been impacted, including SeaMonkey.
According to a report provided by the Vulnerability Lab to Softpedia, experts found that the security controls and filters used in Thunderbird could have been easily bypassed by cybercriminals by using a traditional <object> tag, which, interestingly, was not being filtered by the application.
The flaw was discovered after the researchers attached a debugger to Thunderbird.exe, the application's main executable, and dug deep to analyze the application's backend responses.
"By default, HTML tags like <script> and <iframe> are blocked in Thunderbird and get filtered immediately upon insertion," the report from the company reads.
"However, while drafting a new email message, attackers can easily bypass the current input filters by encoding their payloads with base64 encryption and using the <object> tag and insert malicious scripts / code eg. (script / frame) within the emails and send it to the victims. The exploit gets triggered once the victim decides to reply back and clicks on the 'Reply' or 'Forward' Buttons."
The report explains, "After successfully bypassing the input filters, an attacker can inject malicious persistent script code while writing a new email and send it to victims. Interestingly the payload gets filtered during the initial viewing mode however if the victim clicks on Reply or Forward, the injected code gets executed successfully.
"This sort of vulnerabilities can result in multiple attack vectors on the client end which may eventually result in complete compromise of the end user system. The persistent code injection vulnerability is located within the main application."
Only low or medium user interaction is needed to exploit this vulnerability. If it's exploited successfully, the security flaw can be leveraged to run malicious code or scripts within the victim's Thunderbird desktop application engine.
The bug can also be exploited for phishing attacks, and client-side redirects, but the main attack vector relies on the bug's persistence, the experts said. The vulnerability was rated as "sec-critical/sec-high" by the Mozilla Security Team after the Vulnerability Lab team demonstrated multiple attacking scenarios.
Tech savvy users can check out the proof-of concept provided to Softpedia by Vulnerability Lab. You can also check out the video POC provided to us by the security research company:


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A couple of weeks ago, one of my CRM 2011 prospects asked for details about which features are/aren't available when using older versions of desktop software. Like many large enterprises their standard desktop is based on Windows XP & Office 2003, and although they are planning a Windows 7 rollout, this won't be ready for another 12-18 months.
The problem is that all the CRM marketing material I've seen shows CRM with the latest and greatest versions of Windows 7, Outlook 2010 and IE 8 or 9, and I wasn't entirely sure what features would be available when running previous versions. So I spun up a new CRM Online 30-day trial, and built a fresh Hyper-V virtual machine running Windows XP SP3, Office 2003 SP3 and Internet Explorer 7.
I was pleasantly surprised to find out that the majority of CRM 2011 features are in-tact, with a couple of exceptions:
In order to bring this to life for my prospect, I put together a PowerPoint presentation containing a number of screenshots of the core CRM 2011 functionality with Outlook 2003. I thought this might be useful to the wider community, so I have attached a copy for you here.
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Thanks Simon! This post is very helpful!
Great job Simon. It will be very usefull for us in our presentations.
What a nice presentation. I am currently trying to configure CRM 2011 with win XP and Outlook 2003. What I am missing is the ability to use the function "convert to" for incoming emails. Do you know if this feature isn´t availible in Outlook 2003?
I want to be able to convert incoming emails to case in CRM.
Hi Martin. Unfortunately the one button click to Convert to Lead, Opportunity or Case is only available with Outlook 2010.
Thanks for such a quick reply!
Ok, thats what I was afraid of. Any suggestion for a work around on this issue? I am thinking perhaps a workflow that creates a "case" whenever a new email is received in CRM?
Martin, yes you could implement e-mail-to-case workflow quite easily.
Simon, ok yes that sounds like a plan, but how do I get the original email to be included under closed activities when looking at the case?
Martin, take a look at these posts to get some ideas of what can be done with & without code. Although the examples are CRM 4.0, they should be good for CRM 2011 as well.
Regards, Simon
Integrating Outlook 2003 with MS CRM 2011...beware of the limitations.
I recently upgraded a client from MS CRM 4.0 to MS CRM 2011, I also upgraded the Outlook Client on all 300 users at the same time. The users were all running Outlook 2003 on XP which I was told could handle the new MS CRM 2011 Outlook Client.
Day 1 we started getting lots of calls about very slow performance, missing Track buttons and Copy and Paste not working, non of which showed itself in the Test environment we have been running.
We resolved the the performance issues by rolling out a bunch of registry setting to make Outlook less processor intensive on the Users PC's, there are a few papers and suggestion out there on this. But, the random button performance I couldn't solve. Then the eureka moment; I was running a trace on friendly users machine when I noticed a Word document open with a "Track in CRM" button sat on the top left corner. I thought that was strange but led me to check what Editor the user had set in Outlook and it was "Word".
Bingo, if you are using Word as your Email editor and have a Word Document open when you do a New Email the Track buttons will appear in the Word document not the Email. I also found that by not using Word as my editor the Copy Paste problem went away.
I contacted Microsoft Support and they confirmed that there is a limitation when using Outlook 2003 and Word as your editor.
The client is moving to Windows 7 and Office 2010 in the next few months so we will need to educate the users until the new kit arrives.


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Eva Longoria was all about her hair as she stopped by Ken Paves' salon in West Hollywood.
The 'Desperate Housewives' star was snapped looking very stylish in an off-white shirt and skinny jeans as she left the salon.
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Movie Review: "Angel"Published by Clay Cane on Friday, September 2, 2011 at 12:00 am.
Summary: Directed by Sebastiano d'Ayala Valva and produced by Laurent Segal, Angel is the story of a former boxer turned transsexual prostitute in Paris who returns to the slums of Ecuador for a family visit.
Review: The first reaction of seeing Angel — a tall, muscular transsexual with cheek, breasts and butt "work" — were gasps from the audience at the 12th annual New York Latino International Film Festival. Equally as jarring was seeing how attractive she was as a man, chiseled body, structured face and nearly perfect features. Now some may say is a freak show. But after only a few minutes into the doc, the spirit of Angel glows. She is bold, confident and unapologetically herself. Many of us who have never changed genders couldn't be as confident as she. Nonetheless, this is a heartbreakingly sad story about the lives many live in third world countries and the lengths they will go to escape.
Angel's story is one that could've easily been exploited. However, Sebastiano d'Ayala Valva handled the documentary with care, humanizing Angel beyond her gender. We see Angel (who is also known as "Mujeron," which means big woman in Spanish) as she travels home to Ecuador to visit her family in the unfathomably poor barrio of Guayaquil. It's the kind of poverty that makes you think (no matter how poor you believe you grew up): "Thank God I live in the United States of America."
Angel's entire family is barely surviving. To make matters worse, her mother, brothers, sisters, nephews, father, cousins and random friends in the neighborhood all depend on her to send money back home — well aware that she is a sex worker. There is a creepy relationship we see with her brothers saying it's better that she is a transsexual prostitute versus a drug addict because, "Then, we'd have to give him money." Angel clearly says that her family is her number-one priority and she will do anything to save them.
Angel boldly struts through the slums of Ecuador. She stares down harassment from onlookers, snaps on children who mock her, letting them know she isn't a "whore" like their mother and greets old friends, proudly showing off her soft breasts. Moments like these save the film from being a deeply depressing doc and give it some needed flair, which is obviously part of Angel's personality, the darkness and the light. D'Ayala Valva shows no one will dim Angel's light.
Angel also bucks the notions of what one might think of a transgender person. This is no dainty lady. She is sawing wood (again, this is the third world), ruling the house and considered a mother-father figure in the family. One of his brothers explained, "If he wasn't gay, he wouldn't care so much." A striking difference from the tragic coming out stories we hear and see in the alleged progressiveness of America.
In one gripping scene, an old friend says in 1989 she helped him land a job. He was deeply grateful and asked for his hand. In an environment where you would think someone who is gay or transgender would be hated on, Angel received respected — and demanded it.
Another unforgettable scene is Angel seeing his father, for the first time in years, who doesn't know his son is now a woman and prostitute. However, his father is nearly blind from an illness. Angel repeatedly asks, "Can you see me?" but he cannot. Then, his father asked him, "What have you brought me?" It begs the question: Does his family truly love him or only love what he can give? Angel is hurt in more ways by his kin, but through it all, you can't keep a good queen down.
Overall, Angel is one of those rare cinematic gems that transcend celluloid and hits you right in the heart; you feel you are part of the story. If the film is in your area, it's a must-see. My only complaint? The doc ends at a quick 70 minutes. There was still much more of a story to tell.
Angel was presented at at the 12th annual New York Latino International Film Festival.


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A True Champion Of Grand Plans And Tiny Details; With the Zeal of an Athlete, Doctoroff Pursues Olympics
Published: May 16, 2004
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Mr. Doctoroff's interest in city government was piqued during his experience with the bid. ''He was drawn to that, to the challenges of the public arena and what it was like,'' said his wife, Alisa Doctoroff.
However, when Mr. Bloomberg's transition team raised the idea of Mr. Doctoroff's becoming deputy mayor for economic development, he declined twice.
He was concerned about the time commitment, overwhelmed personally with the death of his mother and the discovery that his father had Lou Gehrig's disease.
''It was a heart-versus-head decision,'' Mr. Doctoroff recalled.
He sought advice from his former mentor at Lehman Brothers, Peter Solomon. ''I told him it was a great opportunity to use the Olympics to harness the political will to move dozens of projects that some of us have been interested in for years,'' Mr. Solomon said. ''Of course, one of the challenges is that you're constantly balancing everybody's interests and your own interests.''
Not everyone believes Mr. Doctoroff has achieved that balance. One prominent politician and businessman, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said Mr. Doctoroff's aggressiveness on some issues, like plans for the stadium on Manhattan's West Side, can make people uncomfortable. The stadium would be used by the New York Jets as well as the Olympics.
When Mr. Doctoroff learned that a local economic planning board was close to voting against his stadium plan earlier this month, he and an associate working with him on New York's Olympic bid telephoned members to ask them not to oppose it. The board ended up postponing a vote.
''There are a lot of people who do business with Dan, who feel reluctant to express their opinions on this matter,'' the politician said.
Mr. Doctoroff has a volatile facet to his personality that can be intimidating. That was demonstrated early one morning in March in front of City Hall, where he paced the flagstones, yelling angrily into a cellphone. He said that the outburst ended his latest streak of 34 days not losing his temper. (He has since boasted of the 22-day streak.)
The forcefulness and conviction with which he pursues his far-reaching plans has drawn some comparisons to Robert Moses, the autocratic city planner.
Mr. Doctoroff rejected the analogy as ludicrous, and said that economic progress in the city had been hobbled by a mindset that regarded development in any form as bad. He said the benefits of the West Side redevelopment plan would greatly outweigh the 141 homes and 1,600 jobs that would have to be displaced. ''We're not taking wonderful neighborhoods that were the foundation of New York and destroying them,'' he said.
Mr. Doctoroff's West Side development plan for the Olympics has three main elements: the stadium, expansion of the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center and the extension of the No. 7 subway line from Times Square to 11th Avenue and 34th Street.
In addition, the Bloomberg administration wants to rezone a swath between 27th and 43 Streets to encourage development of 28 million square feet of office space and 12,000 apartments over the next 30 years.
On March 25, Mr. Doctoroff won a major victory when Gov. George E. Pataki, Mayor Bloomberg and New York Jets executives gathered under the glare of floodlights at the Javits Center to announce their support for the $2.8 billion West Side redevelopment project. The Jets will kick in $800 million.
Critics from some development organizations say Mr. Doctoroff is ignoring lower- to middle-income people and jobs with his plans. Vocal opponents from neighborhood coalitions to the theater district want the Olympic stadium to be built in Queens, even though the Jets do not want that.
And then there is the Cablevision empire situated quietly, for now, in Madison Square Garden overlooking the redevelopment project, which might, presumably, be looking out for its own interests. ''Hopefully, they will see that what we're trying to do is a good thing for everybody,'' Mr. Doctoroff said. ''If not, we'll deal with it.''
If New York is not awarded the Olympics next July, Mr. Doctoroff says that the convention center expansion and subway extension should continue. ''Hopefully, that project will be irrevocable at that point,'' he said.
Where will Mr. Doctoroff's own ambitions lead him? He dismisses talk of political ambitions with a scrunched ''yeah, right'' face and a full endorsement of his boss's re-election next fall.
''If, God help us and we don't win,'' Mr. Doctoroff said of the Olympics, ''and the mayor wins -- which I believe will happen -- I could easily envision staying around as long as I'm still having fun for a while.''
Photos: Deputy Mayor Daniel L. Doctoroff at the start of the Bike New York Tour earlier this month. (Photo by James Estrin/The New York Times)(pg. 29); Mr. Doctoroff, at the Olympic Media Summit on Friday, has an Olympic-inspired vision to reshape New York's landscape. (Photo by John Marshall Mantel for The New York Times)(pg. 32)


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Heptares Therapeutics, the leading GPCR drug discovery company, announces that an operating company of Shire PLC (LSE: SHP, NASDAQ: SHPGY), the global specialty biopharmaceutical company, has exercised its exclusive option to license a novel adenosine A2A antagonist discovered by Heptares that is currently in preclinical development. Adenosine A2A is a G-protein coupled receptor (GPCR) involved in the regulation of dopaminergic pathways in the brain. Inhibition of the A2A receptor is a validated mechanism in the treatment of CNS disorders.
Under the terms of the agreement Heptares grants Shire an exclusive licence to worldwide development and commercial rights to A2Aantagonists discovered by Heptares. Heptares receives upfront option grant and exercise payments and is also eligible to receive future development and commercial milestone payments up to US$190 million plus royalties on product sales. Further terms of the agreement are not being disclosed.
Jeff Jonas, Senior Vice President, Research & Development, Specialty Pharmaceuticals and Regenerative Medicine, Shire, said: "Shire is continuously in search of innovations that have the potential to help us develop well differentiated medicines that will bring value to patients. This agreement with Heptares is a reflection of our growth strategy of investing and focusing on highly targeted drug discovery platforms. We are impressed with the novelty and quality of the A2A antagonist leads generated by Heptares, resulting from what we believe to be the first time a structure-based drug discovery approach has been applied from the beginning to a GPCR drug target. We look forward to a fruitful partnership with Heptares and to advancing the programme for the bene
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Ginger Bayne said she had complained to the park manager earlier in the evening about the neighbor's loud stereo. The park maintenance man then talked to the neighbor and Bayne said she was told to take notes about what was happening. She decided to take video instead.
Bayne said she sat at her computer desk and videotaped her neighbor while he was drinking on his porch. She said he must have seen her through the curtains and threw his lawn chair, striking her mobile home.
"And he threw the bottle of whiskey he was drinking from," Bayne said.
At around 8 p.m., Bayne said the neighbor came out of his house with a gun.
"He walked across the yard and he had the shotgun pointed right at me," she said. "I was on the phone with 911."
Police responded and set up a perimeter around the mobile home.
"We cordoned off the area and evacuated the area," Ruster said. "We had verbal contact with him from behind cover."
Ruster said the man set the gun down outside the trailer and he was standing inside the trailer when police grabbed him and took him into custody.
North Ottawa Community Hospital paramedics responded to the scene and checked the suspect to make sure he was not injured when he was tackled.
Ruster said the man was not injured, nor was anyone else.
"Nobody else was threatened and no shots were fired," Ruster said.
Bayne said when her neighbor was not drinking, "he has been perfectly nice" — but the loud music had been a problem since he moved into the trailer a couple of months ago.
"Last night, someone else called the police (because of the loud music) and he was here saying he was going to plant a fist in my face," Bayne said.
Apparently, the man thought Bayne had called police, she added.
"I never called the police on him until today," she said.
Bayne said the loud music was playing from the man's home all day Sunday.
"The music is turned up so high, you can't even think straight," she said.
The man was taken Sunday night to the Ottawa County Jail — where he was lodged on charges of felony assault, felony firearms, disorderly conduct and indecent exposure, Ruster said.
Police confiscated a 16-gauge shotgun, along with slug ammunition, Ruster said. The gun was not loaded at the time, but apparently was earlier, the sergeant added.
The man's name was being withheld pending arraignment, which is scheduled for this afternoon via video in Ottawa County's 58th District Court, court personnel said.


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Magnetically Navigated vs. Manually Guided Radiofrequency in Atrioventricular-Node-Reentry-Tachycardia (MAGMA-AVNRT)
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|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Randomized Comparison Between Magnetically Navigated vs Manually Guided Radiofrequency in AV-Node-Reentry-Tachycardia
- Total x-ray time and dose for patient [ Time Frame: electrophysiological examination ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- X-ray time and dose for physician [ Time Frame: electrophysiological study ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Safety of ablation (AV-Block, perforation) [ Time Frame: end of electrophysiological study ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- short-term and long-term-success [ Time Frame: end of procedure and 6 months after procedure ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- number of RF-application [ Time Frame: procedure ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Duration of electrophysiological study (ablation included) [ Time Frame: procedure ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|April 2009
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|February 2011
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Manually guided
Treatment with manually guided RF-catheter
Procedure: RF-ablation
4mm-tip catheter manually guided vs magneticallly navigated
Experimental: Magnetically navigated
Treatment with magnetically navigated RF-catheter.
Procedure: RF-ablation
4mm-tip catheter manually guided vs magneticallly navigated
Detailed Description:
AV-node reentry tachycardia can be treated by radiofrequency ablation or modulation of the slow pathway of the av node. The success rate is 90 to 95%.
There are different options to navigate the ablation catheter: manually guided vs magnetically guided.
For magnetic guidance two magnets are positioned beneath the patient. A mangetic field is induced and a catheter with a ferromagnetic tip can be navigated from outside with a joystick by modifying the vectors of the magnetic field.
We hypothesized that a magnetic guidance of the RF-ablation catheter results in lower x-ray time and dose for the patient and the physician with comparable safety und success rates.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 70 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- 18 to 70 years old
- suspected AV-node-reentry-tachycardia
- written informed consent
Exclusion Criteria:
- pregnancy
- contraindication against electrophysiological study or ablation
- congenital heart disease or other anatomical abnormalities
- previous surgical procedure involving atrium except aorto-coronary bypass grafts
- psychiatric disease that makes a completion of study improbable
- severe comorbidities with a life expectancy less than 6 months
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00875914
|Contact: Clemens Jilek, MD
|+49 89 1218 ext 2020
|University Hospital Bergen
|Bergen, Norway, 5021
|Contact: Peter Schuster, MD firstname.lastname@example.com
|Principal Investigator: Peter Schuster, MD
|Study Chair:
|Gabi Hessling, MD
|Deutsches Herzzentrum München
|Study Chair:
|Peter Schuster, MD
|University of Bergen
|Study Chair:
|Isabel Deisenhofer, MD
|Deutsches Herzzentrum München
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Gabi Hessling MD, Deutsches Herzzentrum Muenchen
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00875914 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|GE IDE No. C00909
|Study First Received:
|April 3, 2009
|Last Updated:
|May 18, 2009
|Health Authority:
|Germany: Federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices
Keywords provided by Deutsches Herzzentrum Muenchen:
AV-node reentry tachycardia
radiofrequency ablation
magnetic navigation system
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Tachycardia, Atrioventricular Nodal Reentry
Arrhythmias, Cardiac
Cardiovascular Diseases
Heart Diseases
Pathologic Processes
Tachycardia, Reciprocating
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Christmas in Medieval England
Presented by Blue Heron Renaissance Choir at First Church in Cambridge, Congregational
December 20 - December 21, 2013
Try something different this Christmas. Blue Heron (Scott Metcalfe, dir.) offers a festive program of music for Advent and Christmas from 15th-century England, including motets by Leonel Power and John Dunstaple, English carols, and Sarum plainchant. This year, we have added a Saturday matinee, for a total of three performances. Both Christmas concerts sold out last year. So, act now to secure your seats! In 2011, Jeffrey Gantz wrote: "From out of the darkness of the First Church in Cambridge, Congregational, Saturday night soared the words 'Veni, veni, O Oriens!' - 'Come, come, O Morning Star!' It was a reminder that, for medieval England, the star of Bethlehem was a symbol of the light that dispels the gloom of bleak winter. Blue Heron's stellar "Christmas in Medieval England'' program followed that trajectory, the choir collecting about the altar to sing 'Veni, veni, Emmanuel!'' before coming forward into the chancel and the light."
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Cambridge, MA 02138
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Westside ends nine-game losing streak to city rival T.L. Hanna
Rams end a nine-game losing streak against T.L. Hanna, and help their playoff chances
If Westside was going to end a nine-game losing streak to city rival T.L. Hanna the game was going to have to start ugly and end even uglier.
That's exactly what happened.
Westside threw just two passes and the defense spent most of the night in the backfield, making Hanna pay for turnovers in a 20-7 win Thursday which might earn the Rams their first playoff berth since 2007.
"A friend of mine gave me this quote, 'Wins are like supermodels. There are no ugly ones,'" first-year Westside coach John Boggs said. "I actually thought this was kind of pretty."
Senior defensive tackle Jamar Brown had a third-quarter strip-sack followed by a scoop and score that turned the tide of the rivalry game and senior cornerback Josh Lee had two interceptions, including one that sealed the victory late in the fourth quarter. Brown scored on the next play, which led to a Gatorade bath for Boggs.
Westside (4-7, 3-4 in Region 1-4A) must wait on the final score of today's Woodmont-Hillcrest matchup to see if its season will continue.
If Woodmont pulls the upset, Westside is in. However, a Hillcrest win will create a three-way tie between it, Westside and Hanna, which will come down to power points.
Westside finished the season with 30 power points.
Regardless of the outcome, Brown, who along with several other teammates suffered through a 1-10 2010 season and a winless 2011 campaign, was happy with owning the bragging rights. The Rams were talked down to all week by Hanna fans and players on Twitter.
"Our game plan was to come out and whup them and that's exactly what we did. 20-7," Brown said, pointing to the scoreboard. "We got a win and a chance to go to the playoffs, that's all I could ask for."
Westside held a Hanna team that put up over 500 yards of offense in two wins the last two weeks to 151 yards by putting a stop to its running game and abusing Yellow Jackets quarterback Dom Catalfomo. The senior threw for four touchdowns in the first meeting this season, but was sacked twice and forced into four interceptions.
"We really just wanted to hit them in the mouth," Boggs said. "We wanted to hit Dom, rush him and make him make some bad throws."
It was evident this was a different Rams team than the one that lost 35-13 in the opener. Hanna (5-6, 3-4) was knocking at the door on its first drive, but a botched handoff near the goal ended the threat. Catalfomo was a bit more careful with the ball on the ensuing possession and scored on a sneak.
Three of Westside's first four drives produced 11 yards or less. However, Chey Washington broke loose for a 67-yard touchdown to tie the game at 7-7.
Pinned inside its own 10 with under 4 minutes to go before halftime, Catalfomo drove Hanna into Ram territory. The Jackets had their second drive of the half stopped by a turnover when Lee jumped a slant route.
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Grilled Asian Copper River Salmon
Copper River salmon is in season now, and this is a great recipe to showcase it. Even better- it's low carb so enjoy a big piece!
3 pounds Copper River salmon, skin on (if Copper River salmon is not available, any regular salmon will do)
2 Tbs. Dijon mustard
3 Tbs. good quality soy sauce (can be low-sodium)
6 Tbs. extra-virgin olive oil
1/2 tsp. minced garlic
1/2 tsp. grated, fresh ginger
Heat a grill over medium-high heat. While the grill is heating, lay the salmon skin side down on a cutting board and cut it crosswise into 6 equal pieces. Whisk together the mustard, soy sauce, olive oil, ginger and garlic in a small bowl. Drizzle the marinade onto the salmon and allow it to sit for 10 minutes.
Place the salmon skin side down on the hot grill; discard the marinade the fish was sitting in. Grill for 4 to 5 minutes, depending on the thickness of the fish. Turn carefully with a spatula and grill for another 4 to 5 minutes. The salmon will be rare in the center, but don't worry; it will keep cooking as it sits.
Transfer the fish to a plate, skin side down. Allow the fish to rest for 10 minutes. Remove the skin and serve warm, at room temperature, or chilled.
Servings: 6
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 399
Carbohydrates: 1g
Fiber: 0g
Sugars: 0g
Total Fat: 13g
Saturated: 3g
Trans: 0g
Sodium: 236mg
Protein: 50g
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nvRAMs - state of the semiconductor market readiness
Editor:- September 17, 2015 -
Gaps in the memory hierarchy have created openings for new types of memory
is a new blog by
Mark LaPedus
, Executive Editor -
Semiconductor Engineering
- which is flavored with some strong opinions from leading
memory analysts
Mark says - "after numerous delays, a new wave of next-generation, nonvolatile memories are finally here. One technology, 3D NAND, is shipping and gaining steam. And 3 others - Magnetoresistive RAM, ReRAM and even carbon nanotube RAMs - are suddenly in the mix."
...read the article
Diablo aims to shrink enterprise DRAM market with flash as memory
Editor:- August 12, 2015 -
has launched an assault on the enterprise server RAM market with the launch of a new DRAM compatible emulation memory module called "Memory1" which replaces
- with byte addressable
In a new blog on
DIMM wars in SSD servers - how significant is Diablo's Memory1?
I discuss the potential impact of this technology and make some guesses about how Diablo has managed to replace DRAM with flash.
...read the article
data compression techniques in memory systems
Editor:- May 26, 2015 - Inside the
SSD controller brain
the compressibility of data is one of the tools which can go into the mix of optimizing performance, endurance and competitive cost.
A recent paper -
A Survey Of Architectural Approaches for Data Compression in Cache and Main Memory Systems
Sparsh Mittal
Jeffrey S. Vetter
IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems
- reviews the published techniques available and places their relevance in the context of real and future memory types and applications. The survey covers applications from embedded systems upto supercomputers. In addition to being useful resource directory of related papers the article gives you a brief description of many compression techniques, where you might use them and what benefits you might expect.
See also:-
list of articles and books
by Sparsh Mittal which among other things covers caching techniques, reliability impacts and energy saving possibilities in a wide range of server architectures.
flash backed DIMMs - a new directory from StorageSearch.com
Editor:- October 21, 2014 - Although
has been writing about
flash backed DRAM DIMMs
since the first products appeared in the market - I didn't think that subject was important enough before to rate a specific article or market timeline page. (Unlike
memory channel SSDs
- which became 1 of the top 10
SSD subjects viewed by readers
after having had its own directory page since
April 2013
However, sometimes a
is defined as much by what it isn't as by what it is.
And so - to help clarify the differences between these 2 types of similar looking storage devices (one of which I think is much more significant than the other - but both of which are important for their respective customers) I have today created a directory page for
hybrid DIMMs et
c - which will act as the future pivoting point for further related articles.
Samsung in volume production of 3D DDR4 RDIMMs
Editor:- August 27, 2014 - Although the main interest in DDR4 RDIMMs - from an SSD market perspective - will be in how that interface opportunity gets leveraged in
future memory channel flash SSDs
- let's not forget that the motherboard slots - which will enable that market - have been designed for
. So the DRAMs will come first and are an important part of the countdown to the new DDR4 flash DIMM ecosystem.
In that context I'd like to mention that
is today celebrating "a new milestone in the history of memory technology" with the announcement that the company is in volume production of the industry's first 64GB
RDIMMs (DRAM) that use 3D "through silicon via" (TSV) stacked die package technology and 20nm class die geometries.
Samsung says that the new 64GB TSV module performs
as fast as a 64GB module that uses conventional wire bonding packaging, while consuming approximately 1/2 the power.
Editor's comments:-
Samsung describes this announcement as "historic" and I was content to include that positioning statement in the news above - because much of what Samsung has done in the past has indeed had historic significance.
For more examples - see "
Samsung historic
" which gives you search results from the
StorageSearch.com news archives
Diablo unveils DDR-4 flash DIMM SSDs
Editor:- August 7, 2014 -
yesterday announced details of a new 2nd generation
memory channel SSD
- low latency flash SSD accelerators in DDR-4 sockets - which will sample to oems in the first half of 2015.
Along with the new hardware technology there will be an improved software platform - with features like NanoCommit - which Diable says will enable hundreds of millions of transactions per second, with nanosecond latency.
Editor's comments:-
After FMS - Diablo sent me
more info (pdf)
about their
FMS presentation (pdf)
from which I have extracted these key features.
Diablo's converged memory architecture (flash tiered with DRAM) is planned to support 700 million random cachelines / sec.
Latency of each cacheline is about 48 nanoseconds.
Diablo's NanoCommit supports byte addressable small writes to flash with high transaction rates and the ability to mirror the DRAM contents to persistent storage.
The combination of technologies would enable something like a 1U server with 25TB of converged memory.
AgigA Tech samples 1st DDR4 NVDIMM
Editor:- August 6, 2014 -
AgigA Tech
today announced that it is now sampling the industry's first DDR4 Nonvolatile DIMM (NVDIMM) to key OEMs and development partners.
is there a market for I'M Intelligent Memory inside SSDs?
Editor:- June 4, 2014 - Are there applications in the SSD market for DRAM chips which integrate ECC correction inside the RAM chip - and which plug into standard JEDEC sockets?
That was the question put to me this afternoon by
Thorsten Wronski
- whose company
MEMPHIS Electronic AG
I'M Intelligent Memory
in Europe.
Thorsten told me he's had a good reaction from the SSD companies he's spoken to - which is why he phoned.
But in a long conversation about the economics and architectures of end to end
error correction
in SSDs and the different
ratios of RAM cache to flash in SSDs
- I told him that my initial reaction was he should look at embedded applications - which depend on the
of a single SSD - rather than enterprise systems in which the economics analysis for arrays point to a system wide solution rather than a point product fix.
The interesting thing is he said he's done tests on the new I'M memory as drop in replacements for unprotected memory designs- in which he accelerated the likely incidence of error events by increasing the interval between refreshes and raising the temperature.
Here's what he said.
"We assembled a standard 1GB unbuffered DIMM with 8 chips of 1Gbit ECC DRAM. Then we put this into a test board and ran RSTPro (a very strong memory test software). No error found.
Next we put the whole board into a temperature chamber at 95°C, which normally requires the refresh rate to be doubled (32mS instead of 64mS). No error found.
Finally we wrote a software to change the refresh-register of the CPU on the board, so we were able to set higher values. The highest possible was 750mS, so the DRAM did almost not get any more refreshes. Still it continued working in RSTPro without a single error for 24 hours.
We tried the same with Samsung and Hynix modules, but none of them came even close to those results. Most failed at refresh-rates of 150 to 200 mS, which is not bad indeed. Many more tests will follow."
Editor's comments:-
the reason I mention this - is because adapting the refresh rate was one of the things mentioned in my recent blog -
Are you ready to rethink RAM?
However - most of the leading SSDs in
industrial markets
don't have RAM caches for other reasons (to reduce the physical space, power consumption, hold-up time, or because don't need the performance). So I told Thorsten I don't see an industry wide demand inside SSDs. But some of you might already have thought of applications.
See also:-
I'M ECC DRAM product brief (pdf)
big memory makers still need to recoup investments in flash and DRAM before switching to newer technologies
Editor:- May 22, 2014 -
Semiconductor Engineering
today published a new article -
Big Memory Shift Ahead
- which looks at the cost, scaling and other technical pressures on legacy nand flash and DRAM which are the object of attack by other memory technologies.
"If these new memories really are as good as the claims, why are we not seeing them in production applications today?" - says
Brian Bailey
, Technology Editor -
Semiconductor Engineering
who wrote the article. "The answer appears to be inertia."
Dave Lazovsky
, CEO of
expands on this by suggesting - "NAND flash is a $30B industry that has tens of billions of dollars in capital infrastructure that would need to be retooled. The big 4 players represent 95% of the market and they have a lot of existing investment. The entire cost equation is CapEx, so they need to milk the tail of the revenues as long as they can."
...read the article
Are you ready to rethink RAM?
Editor:- April 2, 2014 - We've all got used to the idea that a
series of revolutions has been playing out in the enterprise server market centered around flash SSDs
and - in that context - the developments in DRAM technology have sounded reassuringly boring and predictable.
are you ready to rethink enterprise DRAM architecture too?
The state of blue sky thinking about enterprise DRAM - what is it really for? - and the changes that could lead to - are discussed in a new blog on
...read the article
Samsung in volume production of 20nm DDR3 RAM
Editor:- March 11, 2014 - 40 years ago in the
early days of MOS LSI
- whenever semiconductor companies like
wanted to characterize a new semiconductor production process and establish the "safe" design rules for manufacturability at ever smaller chip geometries (aka "shrink") the circuit and product of choice for the fab architects was memory - even if the eventual product for the wafer fab was going to be a microprocessor.
More recently - in the past few years - if you've been looking at all those "nm" (nanometer) numbers in the news stories about IT related chips you can hardly fail to have noticed that it's been the flash memory devices which have been at the leading edge of the numbers. And when looking at production devices - flash has been about 2 years in advance of DRAM and server CPUs.
You've often heard on these pages that it's only by
breaking the safe design rules
used in preceding generations that interesting new SSDs come to market.
And a big part of the to-do list for any
SSD controllers
is to cope with a predictable scale and style of expected memory defects and virtualize them away - creating a usable base level storage device.
Fitting in line with this trend -
it's using
technology in the production of new 4Gb DDR3
As comparison points:
Samsung was doing volume production of 10nm flash (used in consumer
eMMC SSDs
for mobile phones) in
November 2012
was using 19nm flash in enterprise SSDs in
October 2012
The way this pattern has been going in recent years is that the first volume uses of new silicon geometries go into consumer markets - where if there's a data upset - you can see something wrong happening (blue screen or freeze) turn the power off and try things again. After several quarters of doing this - the chip bakeries have finely tuned their recipes and are ready to guarantee a less crumbly dough mixture for use in the enterprise.
But if these concepts are new to you - it's not worthwhile memorizing them. Because
3D nand flash
changes the priority of future enhancements towards a preference for building upwards in more layers instead of merely thinning sideways.
Virtium launches 32GB ULP RAM with industrial screening
Editor:- February 26, 2014 -
2 new low profile 16GB and 32GB DDR3 RAM modules
in these form factors - ULP (Ultra-Low Profile) - 0.70" high and VLP (Very-Low Profile) - 0.738" high - for use in dense embedded servers which need industrial temperature operation in these form factors.
Editor's comments:-
as with
industrial SSDs
- one of the differences in industrial memory is the screening process.
Virtium's memory blog
says that using 24 hour TDBI (Test During Burn-In) chambers can reduce early failures up to 90%.
See also:-
how bad parity lost Sun its reputation for SPARC reliability
general principles of improving electronic reliability by screening
An Empirical Study of Memory Hardware Errors in a Server Farm (pdf)
Hybrid Memory Cube gets x2 speedup
Editor:- February 25, 2014 - Although the market for
Hybrid Memory Cube
has barely begun - a new Gen2 specification was
today which doubles the fastest short-reach data performance (previously 15Gb/s) upto 30Gb/s.
See also:
RAM DIMM compatible SSDs
the Top SSD Companies in Q4 2013
Editor:- January 31, 2014 -
today published the
27th quarterly edition
of the
Top SSD Companies
- based on market metrics in Q4 2013.
what changed in SSD year 2013?
Editor:- December 9, 2013 - The important ideas in the SSD market seem to change every year. To avoid making bad decisions you not only have to
learn new SSD ideas
but you also need to identify which
old SSD ideas to forget
. That's the theme of a new article on
what changed in SSD year 2013?
Micron samples 2GB HMC
Editor:- September 25, 2013 -
it's sampling the company's first implementation of the
Hybrid Memory Cube
(high density chip stacking architecture
) which was launched in
October 2011
). Micron's
SR (short reach) HMC
provides 2GB DRAM in a BGA - with upto 160 GB/s bandwidth.
More smoke than fire at SK Hynix memory plant
Editor:- September 5, 2013 - Yesterday there was widely reported speculation about the possible market impact of a fire at an
SK Hynix
memory plant - which makes upto 15% of the world's
In a
clarification statement reported by Reuters
the company said there was no material damaage to the clean rooms and SK Hynix anticipated that supply volumes would not be materially affected.
Editor's comments:-
3 weeks ago it was
that 16nm flash from SK Hynix is the main memory building block in
1U half petabyte skyEagle
SSD rack
DRAM technology won't advance soon - says
Editor:- August 20, 2013 - In recent years the SSD market has become nearly 100%
flash (and nv memory)
focused - with little or no mention of
DRAM based SSDs
. The reason is that nearly every company whose product line used to be mainstream RAM SSD - has pulled out of that market or discontinued enhancements to those products. Flash SSDs are more economic and easier to sell.
It doesn't mean to say that the role of DRAM in SSD systems has entirely disappeared. It still appears as a
or tier in many flash SSD arrays and the existence of some small percentage of DRAM is assumed in
SSD caching
and also in (flash based)
memory channel SSDs
sent out a useful signal of where its own DRAM roadmap is going in
an article yesterday in
- which reports an interview with Micron's president
Mark Adams
who said - "There will be no new greenfield DRAM fabs for the foreseeable future. We are hitting something of a lithography wall in DRAM where shrinks are getting tougher and gains are not as attractive, so people are not as financially motivated to invest in new fabs. Also we see planar DRAM advances will end in the next 3 to 5 years, so you probably cannot get ROI in a new planar fab."
...read the article
SMART samples ULLtraDIMM SSDs
Editor:- August 8, 2013 -
SMART Storage Systems
it has begun sampling the first memory channel SSDs compatible with the interface and reference architecture created by
Diablo Technologies
SMART's first generation enterprise
ULLtraDIMM SSD
(ULL = ultra-low latency) can be deployed via any existing DIMM slot and provides 200GB or 400GB of enterprise class flash SSD memory with upto 1GB/s and 760MB/s of sustained read/write performance, with 5 microseconds write latency. Throughput, IOPS and memory capacity all scale with the number of ULLtraDIMM deployed in each server.
Editor's comments:-
With the current design -only one DIMM slot in each server has to be reserved for conventional DRAM. Apart from that constraint any DIMM slot can be used for either flash or DRAM as deemed necessary for the application.
For more about the potential of this technology, the thinking behind it and the competitive landscape relative to
PCIe SSDs
etc see my earlier articles on the
Memory Channel SSDs page
Hybrid Memory Cube spec ready for chip designers
Editor:- April 3, 2013 - back in
October 2011
- I reported on this page the formation of a new industry
the Hybrid Memory Cube Consortium
- which could have an impact on future SSD packaging densities.
It takes a while to get these things going - but according to
a press release
this week by one of the founding companies -
- the 100 plus companies which are collaborating in this enterprise have agreed on an
interface specification (pdf)
A key feature of the new multiplane memory architecture is that distributed memory controllers in an HMC module will handle the data I/O packet requests for the bunch of stacked memory chips in its own vault. This is similar to the distributed intelligent data mover concept which is already used in all proprietary
big architecture SSD controller designs
- because it's the only way you can get good aggregated global system performance while also dealing with low level local memory management issues at low latency.
As with earlier generations of remote distributed memory interfaces - such as
- HMC is designed to optimize the request of small packets - which in the case of HMC is 16 to 128 bytes of data.
With today's semiconductor speeds - accessing the data in those distributed memory chips within the same HMC module presents similar technical problems to distributed memory cards in traditional computer designs - because traversing inches of physical space at high speed is as difficult as moving data across tens of feet at slower speeds.
HMC has been born as a
technology - but don't ignore it - just for that reason. (Or because the data packet sizes are small compared to the block sizes in
nand flash
.) If and when these HMC packaging ideas result in viable products - the ideas and methodologies will spill into SSDs too -regardless of what the underlying memories used in SSDs may be at that time.
It's all about speed and scalability. According to the
HMC faqs page
- A single (1st generation) HMC unit can provide more than
the bandwidth of a DDR3 module.
See also:-
SSD interface glue chips
Micron sources power holdup technology for NVDIMMs
Editor:- November 14, 2012 -
has signed an
AgigA Tech
to collaborate to develop and offer nonvolatile DIMM (NVDIMM) products using AgigA's
sudden power loss controller
and holdup modules).
NEC Hitachi Memory dream ends in Elpida bankruptcy
Editor:- February 27, 2012 -
today announced it is reorganizing under the code of the bankruptcy laws in Japan.
Editor's comments:-
The company's
press release (pdf)
relates a detailed history of problems starting in 2007 with the credit crunch, over capacity, falling RAM prices, increasing strength of Yen etc. The company - Japan's biggest surviving RAM maker - started out as NEC Hitachi Memory in 1999 and changed its name to Elpida in 2000.
Elpida never got into the SSD market. Now it looks like it never will.
A report in the New York Times says -
"Elpida's bankruptcy filing is the biggest ever by a Japan-based manufacturer..."
Viking ships nv 8GB DDR3 DIMM
Editor:- October 18, 2011 -
Viking Modular Solutions
said it is shipping
an extension
of their nv module range.
DDR3 ArxCis-NV
plugs into standard
sockets and provides 2GB to 8GB RAM which is backed up to SLC flash in the
event of a power failure
- while the memory power is held up by an optional external 25F supercap pack. Viking says these new memory modules can eliminate the need for battery backup units in servers and the maintenance logistics associated with maintaining them. They are specified as being maintenance free for "5 years @ 60°C".
Editor's comments:-
will these new modules replace batteries in
RAM SSDs
? - I doubt it - because of scalability issues - like managing a spiderweb of 100+ dangly bits of wire when you have a terabyte of RAM. Having said that - there are many applications which only use a small number of memory chips which could benefit from such a product.
Hybrid Memory Cube will enable Petabyte SSDs
Editor:- October 7, 2011 -
this week launched an new industry initiative - the
Hybrid Memory Cube Consortium
- which will standardize a new module architecture for memory chips - enabling greater density, faster bandwidth and lower power.
"HMC is unlike anything currently on the radar," said
Robert Feurle
, Micron's VP for DRAM Marketing. "HMC brings a new level of capability to memory that provides exponential performance and efficiency gains that will redefine the future of memory."
Editor's comments:-
HMC may enable SSD designers to pack
capacity into the same space with upto
the bandwidth, while using
the power due to its integrated power management plane.
The same technology will enable denser flash SSDs too - if flash is still around in 3 years' time and hasn't been sucked into the obsolete market slime pit by the
lurking nv demons
which have been shadowing flash for the past 10 years and been waiting for each "next generation" to stumble and be the last.
The power management architecture integrated in HMC and the density scaling it allows for packing memory chips (without heat build-up) are key technology enablers which were listed as some of the problems the SSD industry needed to solve in my 2010 article -
this way to the Petabyte SSD
"Across the whole enterprise - a single petabyte of SSD with new software could replace 10 to 50 petabytes of raw legacy HDD storage and still enable all the apps to run much faster while being hosted on a shrunken population of SSD enhanced servers."
meet Ken and the enterprise SSD software event horizon
Partial list of past and present
RAM manufacturers
- mentioned in
storage news / history
AGIGA Tech
Alliance Semiconductor
Apacer Memory America
ATP Electronics
Austin Semiconductor
Avant North America
Century Microelectronics
Corsair Memory
Crucial Technology
Cypress Semiconductor
Dane-Elec Memory
EDGE Tech
Elpida Memory
Fairchild Semiconductor
Hynix Semiconductor
IBM Microelectronics
Inotera Memories
Kentron Technologies
Kingston Technology
Micro Memory
Micro Memory Bank
Micron Technology
Mosel Vitelic
Nanya Technology
Patriot Memory
PNY Technologies
Ramaxel Technology
Renesas Technology
Rocky Mountain Ram
Samsung Electronics
Silicon Mountain Memory
Silicon Power
SMART Modular Technologies
Southland Micro Systems
Transcend Information
TwinMOS Technologies
Viking Modular Solutions
White Electronic Designs
Winbond Electronics
Z Tech International
Despite the cost -
found that RAM gave him the fastest access to what he was seeking.
MemCon 2014 - papers
the Memory Guy's DRAM blog
RAM Cache Ratios in flash SSDs
DRAM spot market prices - daily
A brief history of database RAM storage
memory news - from ElectronicDesign.com
The World's First Commercial DRAM - Intel 1103
"Among 129 DRAM modules we analyzed (comprising 972 DRAM chips), we discovered disturbance errors in 110 modules (836 chips). In particular, all modules manufactured in the past two years (2012 and 2013) were vulnerable, which implies that the appearance of disturbance errors in the field is a relatively recent phenomenon affecting more advanced generations of process technology. We show that it takes as few as 139K reads to a DRAM address (more generally, to a DRAM row) to induce a disturbance error."
Disturbance Errors in DRAM - an Experimental Study (pdf)
"Our past work showed that application-unaware design of memory controllers, and in particular memory scheduling algorithms, leads to uncontrolled interference of applications in the memory system." - said Onur Mutlu, Carnegie Mellon University.
Are you ready to rethink RAM?
re RAM
- by
Zsolt Kerekes
, editor
emory - is the fastest type of storage.
It's implemented by silicon chips which can contain upto thousands of millions of storage bits (gigabits) connected in a randomly accessible array.
The "random access" part of the RAM name was to differentiate RAM from earlier types of memory (more than 30 years ago) which were stored in blocks (or rings) which meant that reading or writing to selected memory bits involved processing the contents of the block through a shift register. RAM was easier to write software for and faster.
RAM has equal read and write access times (unlike
flash memory
). Other significant differences to flash are:-
the data stored in a RAM is only maintained while the device is powered up (is volatile)
RAM doesn't suffer from write wear-out (
RAM is typically more expensive than flash for the same capacity, and typically uses more electrical power. The exception is smaller capacity memories inside a chip where the complexity of managing flash memory incurs more overhead than the much simpler overheads in RAM.
RAM products have different designs and are optimized for various markets (such as servers, notebooks and graphics cache) based on their speed, cost, interface and capacity.
The earliest SSDs used battery backed RAMS.
RAM SSDs
still exist in 2011 and are economic in some high performance applications and sometimes use flash as the internal backup medium (instead of
hard disks
) to enable fast boot.
RAM is susceptible to random data corruption by radioactive particles which occur naturally in many locations - and which also strike the earth from cosmic rays. That's why ever since the earliest high density DRAM memory systems were designed in the 1970s - it has been necessary to integrate various types of error correction - ranging from simple parity checks, and error correcting codes right up to active data monitoring and healing in high capacity RAM SSDs which is implemented by dedicated RAM controllers.
"...The RAM market faces disruptive challenges from
- just as
hard disks
have done. At some time during the next 5 years -
most of the world's new memory will be deployed inside an SSD
or an SSD controlled loop. Owning an SSD brand will be as important in the new market for memory makers as getting designed into tier 1 server slots was in the past. Commercial RAM makers will have to re-engineer themselves into SSD companies - or risk lower profit margins from selling to SSD brands at spot market prices from outside the SSD box."
...Editor:- talking to a market strategist in one of the world's biggest seminconductor companies in June 2011.
"I'm often asked
if I could foresee how important (DRAM) would become," said
Robert Dennard
(the inventor of DRAM) on receiving a lifetime achievement award in 2005.
"I knew it was going to be a big thing, but I didn't know it would grow to have the wide impact that it has today."
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On February 1, 2012, the National Declassification Center (NDC) began a new tradition by awarding the first Jeanne Schauble Memorial award to Mr. Ed Cachine for outstanding contributions to the NDC and declassification community. The award was created to honor the memory of Jeanne Schauble, long-time Director of the Initial Processing and Declassification Division and first Deputy Director of the National Declassification Center. Jeanne was a pioneer in declassification review and release as well as an early advocate of inter-agency collaboration and cooperation. In many ways, the establishment of the NDC fulfilled her vision.
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Paul Wester February 21, 2012 at 11:26 am
Ed – Congratulations on this well-deserved honor! Huzzah!
And thanks to everyone in the NDC for your continuing service and for honoring the memory of Jeanne Schauble in such a special way.
There is not a day that goes by that I do not think about Jeanne and the wonderful contributions she made to NARA and the agencies that we serve.
Jeanne left us much too early, but I am really glad we still honor her memory and her contributions.
Thanks for this for this wonderful post!
Analisa Archer February 22, 2012 at 8:59 am
I want to echo Paul's sentiments. Although I did not work closely with Jeanne, it was always a pleasure when our paths did cross. I remember her fondly.
I want to commend the NDC for their ingenuity and creativity in developing such a special way to commemorate Jeanne and reward staff who make outstanding contributions to the declassification community. Well done!
Debra Wall February 22, 2012 at 10:10 am
Many congratulations, Ed. And thanks for the Booker T. Washington quote. Dignity comes not necessarily from what we do, but how we do it.
Maarja Krusten February 22, 2012 at 12:41 pm
My late sister Eva Krusten was a friend of and worked for Jeanne. I, too, knew and was a friend of Jeanne when I worked at NARA's Nixon Project. Establishing an award in her honor is a wonderful way to remember her. I was so touched to read what my friend Jay said at the ceremony. Jay's wise words and Ed's insightful words say more about the Declass vibe than any press release ever could! I've included some photos of Jeanne in my own blog post about the award and plan to add some more pictures to it tomorrow. http://nixonara.wordpress.com/2012/02/21/noble-really/
Finally, thank you, Don, for capturing the spirit of the award, the core character of your workplace at what I call the New NARA, and the essence of Jeanne so beautifully.
margaret February 23, 2012 at 1:13 am
Good job Ed I think that your award is great and I know how proud you must be. Keep up the good work see you in May…. Margaret
Shannon Olsen February 23, 2012 at 11:01 am
I can't think of a more deserving member of the NDC to be the inaugural recipient of this reward. Congratulations Ed!
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CONGRATULATIONS ED! we are all proud of you and such an outstanding and prestigious award.Love your family in New York….where many a field is tilled Patty Nick Mark and Patrick


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