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The Who continue to perform "My Generation" in their 2016 tour dates, even with that line about hoping to die before they get old. And with Mick Jagger becoming a great-grandfather in 2014, rock culture really is thumbing its nose at the idea of growing old gracefully.
So if grandpas these days can be rockers, maybe our associations of rock = rebelliousness = youth have collapsed altogether. Or perhaps we have actually become accustomed to the idea that "youth" is an attitude, not a chronological stage in the human life cycle. From that point of view, a rock & roll pose of "sticking it to the man" is available to anyone, even "the man" himself.
While the spirit of rock & roll lives on in lots of teen subcultures and inspires many new bands, it's also true that kids who grow up rocking out alongside their parents think of this music as … well, old.
If you play Metallica to your baby in the cradle, he might grow up thinking of "Enter Sandman" as a nostalgic song that brings back sweet memories of bedtime.
The recent rise in child stars who rock out note-perfect versions of Van Halen guitar solos and Keith Moon drum ...
I was born just a hair too late for the Jackson 5, so the first time I listened to Michael Jackson was probably around 1974, when he and Roberta Flack sang that charming and funny duet "When We Grow Up" in the cartoonish kids' bedroom in "Free to Be . . . You and Me." I was in high school in the 80s, and watched MTV all the time, so "Beat It" and "Billie Jean" were inescapable. Regrettably, back then, I was kind of a classic rock snob, so I paid most attention to "We Are the World," because Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan were on it. In the early 90s, when I became a music writer, I made up for it and fell hard for Off the Wall and Thriller.
Then when my daughter, Rose, was 4 or 5, she fell in love with "Goin' Back to Indiana," and we had to listen to it 400 times a day. That eventually brought us to "Billie Jean," which we watched on YouTube together, over and over. It's just mesmerizing.
How does Michael make his body do those things? How does he get his leg so high? How does he look like he ...
The January 29, 1976 Rolling Stone headline read "Indonesian Nightmare Strikes Deep Purple." Journalist Peter Crescenti wrote in the opening paragraph: "Tragedy and mayhem struck the Deep Purple tour December 4th in Jakarta, Indonesia, when one of the group's road crew, Patsy Collins, a well-loved celebrity of the British rock scene and guitarist Tommy Bolin's bodyguard, was killed in a six-story fall down a service elevator shaft at the band's hotel."
It's a story steeped in Rock Hall lore and a Deep Purple story that's horrific and fascinating. The news report caught my eye as I was pulling items for the 2016 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductee exhibit, rare items from the Rock Hall's Library & Archives that tell the story of this year's inductees. But as I poured over Crescenti's original drafts (complete with edit notes) for the article that later ran in Rolling Stone, the story increasingly piqued my curiosity.
Was Collins' death was part of a set-up that included scamming the band out of the concert proceeds? Who were the eyewitnesses, and how much did they actually see? What happened to Collins' body, especially considering the fact that the ...
Metallica looking very metal in 1986 / photo by Ross Halfin / via metallica.com
As a child of the 80s, my first intro to Metallica came via MTV's Headbangers Ball, specifically the video for ...And Justice for All's epic metal anthem "One." Shot mostly in black-and-white, with scenes and dialogue from Johnny Got His Gun interspersed with the group thrashing in an abandoned warehouse, the video was intense, creepy, brutal – and all the other superlatives that inspired shock and awe in my impressionable young mind. I was hooked with full-on Beavis & Butt-head excitement. Like any enterprising adolesccent metalhead, I was soon fully immersed in Metallica's first three albums: Kill 'Em All, Ride the Lightning and Master of Puppets. To the chagrin of my parents and their eardrums, the latter became my favorite. On the 30th anniversary of its release, listening to Master again took me headbanging down memory lane.
Master of Puppets not only pushed the limits of the metal genre in terms of sheer musicianship and creative force, but also redefined the paths to success and critical acclaim.
Metallica's meteoric ascent began in earnest with the release of 1983's Kill 'Em All, introducing the band ...
When Afrika Bambaataa & the Soulsonic Force's "Planet Rock" dropped in 1982, it was nothing short of a revelation. In its cool grooves, the Bronx and Manhattan collided with a message for the citizens of One World. The lyrics were upbeat and utopian: "Party people, can y'all get funky!" The music – based around the rhythms of Kraftwerk's 1977 Krautrock hit "Trans-Europe Express" – was electronic and, in fact, funky. Hip-hop's first self-conscious art record suggested just how far this new musical sound could go. This was the Star Trek take on science fiction: harmonious, multicultural, with technology connecting people rather than alienating or threatening them.
And its rhythmic core? The Roland TR-808 drum machine, a hugely flawed, relatively inexpensive piece of early 80s technology that forever transformed the modern musical landscape of many styles – hip-hop, electro, dance, techno, pop, rock and industrial, among others.
808 The Movie tells the story of this unlikely musical hero, and I caught up with producer Alex Noyer to get the inside story on why he and his crew were inspired to make the film and the surprising stories they heard from the likes of Bambaataa, Phil Collins, Fat Boy Slim, the Beastie ...
Not even Nirvana's most ardent early advocates could've predicted the near-immediate – much less lasting – impact Nevermind had following its September 1991 release. By the following January, it was already topping charts and the "Smells Like Teen Spirit" music video was part of MTV's regular rotation. Yet less than a month after their major label debut, the band members – most adamantly frontman Kurt Cobain – were struggling to adapt to attention and adulation.
Meeting a hungover and young group in a New York City hotel on September 29, 1991, journalist Susan Rees interviewed Cobain, Krist Novoselic and Dave Grohl in what became Nirvana's first national magazine cover feature, for the Jan/Feb 1992 issue of Alternative Press magazine.
"Just getting through this interview proved too much for the press-weary band," wrote Rees. "Spread out about as far as three people can spread out in one small New York City hotel room, they tried to be responsive, but Sunday afternoon weighed heavily on them. Novoselic, who did offer a Beck's and some Pepperidge Farm cookies, showed more interest in watching television, drummer David Grohl was polite but didn't have much to say and vocalist/guitarist/songwriter Kurt ...
As the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland unveils its new Beastie Boys collection, we sat down with Rock Hall curator Meredith Rutledge-Borger to find out why curating this exhibit was personal.
RRHOF: Do you remember the first time you heard the Beastie Boys?
MR: I lived in New York City in the late 70s and early 80s. I worked at a record store and one day when I went to work there was this crazy thing on the turntable that was somebody prank calling a Carvel store and then it turned into this rap song. And [the song] kept repeating –"Cookie Puss, Cookie Puss" - which was the tasty treat that Carvel ice cream stores made. I immediately had to find out what this record was because it was just so funny, and it turned out it was the Beastie Boys. I fell in love. I was like, "Who are these kids?! This is so genius!"
So curating the new Beastie Boys exhibit at the Rock Hall must have been a trip down memory lane...
This is really the first time that I've worked on an exhibit with an artist that I've watched from the very ...
Photo: Glenn Frey, ca. 1994, photographer unknown. From the Jeff Gold Collection at the Rock Hall's Library & Archives.
It's been a rough start to 2016 for rock fans mourning the loss of two Hall of Fame Inductees: David Bowie and Glenn Frey. Tributes have poured in from around the globe, a testament to the lasting impact and widespread influence of the music each created. Last week, we looked back on some of the David Bowie songs that shaped rock and roll, and this week it's only fitting we rewind to one of the Eagles' most enduring hits: "Take It Easy."
Guitarist Glenn Frey was a rocker from Detroit who headed to Los Angeles, where he befriended fellow musicians Jackson Browne and John David Souther. Drummer Don Henley and Frey met while backing Linda Ronstadt. Guitarist Bernie Leadon had previously done time with Gram Parsons and Chris Hillman in the Flying Burrito Brothers; bassist Randy Meisner was a founding member of Poco with Richie Furay and had played in Rick Nelson's Stone Canyon Band. And they had all played together on Ronstadt's Silk Purse. No wonder they sounded accomplished from the get-go.
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I wasn't happy with it, so I made one additional set of changes. I pulled the Ukiyo-e castles and temples. I replaced them with "dots" for cities. Green dots are castletowns, white dots are cities, and the red dot is the capital. I also placed roads in dashed brown lines.
The Ukiyo-e symbols took too much room. I wanted to make the map more usable describing more cities and how to get there.
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I have just added an out bool parameter to a method I've written in order to get a warning in to my UI. I've used an out rather than getting the method itself to return false/true as that would imply the DoSomething failed/succeeded. My thinking was that the warnUser would indicate what the warning actually was without having to look at the implementation of the method.
Original Code
public void DoSomething(int id, string input);
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I'm using Moq to test this code, but it doesn't support out/ref parameters because they're not supported by Lambda expressions
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mockService.Verify(It.IsAny<int>(), It.IsAny<string>(), It.IsAny<bool>());
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In June of 2003, a Raytheon intranet search and browse survey was administered to a random set of Raytheon employees and had 199 respondents. Only 26% of respondents indicated the then-current capabilities were Good or Excellent. In November of 2004, 3 months after a new deployment of enterprise search capabilities to 60,000 users, 69% of respondents to the same survey indicated the new system was Good or Excellent. This turnaround was part of a $2.3M effort that involved 3 internal company groups and 3 external vendor companies. Internal knowledge representation, content management, and intelligent search teams participated closely with external vendors across the project life cycle.
The Information and Knowledge Management program was funded in 2004 for $2.3M to begin to develop a multi-pronged system-based approach to this problem. A knowledge representation mirror concept was developed using a metadata registry to keep a consistent, manageable representation of taxonomies and metadata, and to evolve into an ontological registry for the company. The knowledge representation team developed and deployed over 20 taxonomies and metadata schemas. The content management team employed the metadata schemas for content publishers. The intelligent search team used metadata schemas and taxonomies for information retrieval and navigation in enterprise search.
Search, classification, and recommendation engines -- combined with a content management system and a metadata registry -- form the core systems supporting publishing, classifying, storing, and retrieval of document and web site information for the enterprise search application. Many lessons have been learned in the deployment of taxonomies for enterprise search. We believe the most significant problems were uncovered and addressed before deployment because of the user-centered design approach we followed.
While the project has initially been successful, many challenges remain. The recommendation engine currently captures objects transactions in the search engine, consisting almost entirely of unstructured information. Thousands of structured repositories behind hundreds of applications store related valuable information that could be leveraged in intelligent systems integration scenarios. A metadata registry approach is being taken to attempt a semantic integration of these systems.
We are extracting the models for a range of system types, and using the models to integrate the systems into our existing classification and navigation schemes. The set of recommended object types within enterprise search can then be expanded. Most importantly, we can continue our user-centered design on specific high-value opportunities in an extensible search environment we are deploying in 2005.
Proposed audience discussion items include:
How far can recommender systems take us in solving knowledge transfer problems? Is enterprise search the right place to start? If not, what is the best opportunity? What about personalization? Especially in portal environments? Has this failed? What do we now know that can take us to a next-generation digital workspace? Can we expect semantic integration technology to keep apace of our problem?
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Chinese intrusions are increasingly targeting critical industrial systems.
by Dan Goodin – Feb 19 2013, 4:30pm EST
Security firm Mandiant has published an unusually detailed report documenting China-sponsored hacking intrusions that have siphoned terabytes of sensitive data from 141 organizations over the past seven years.
The 74-page study is only the latest report to lay a battery of computer intrusions at the feet at hackers linked to China's government or military apparatus. But until now, many of those claims lacked crucial details, opening them up to skeptics who complained that the lack of specificity made it difficult or impossible to conclude Chinese actors were behind attacks targeting US governmental agencies, corporations, and human rights organizations. Given the anonymity that shrouds most network intrusions, critics have pointed out, the use of Chinese domain names, IP addresses, and localized language in computer espionage campaigns could almost as easily have been chosen by perpetrators from other countries who want to divert the attention of investigators.


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If there were class superlatives for the banking industry Dimon would most certainly be Most Popular. A look JPM's stock price since he took over in 2005 is a good reason why--up 9% despite all 2008 and 2009 madness that took place. Dimon was one of the industry's highest paid CEO's last year with annual compensation of $6 million including a $4.5 million bonus. Total comp for 2011 was $23 million which includes $17 million in stock and option awards.
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Raleigh, NC -- Gov. Bev Perdue vetoed the bill that would allow fracking in North Carolina Sunday.
Perdue said the General Assembly had not done enough to make sure the process was safe. She wants more adequate protections of families, drinking water, landowners, and county and municipal governments before she OK's fracking.
"I support energy policies that create jobs and lower costs for businesses and families," Perdue said. "Our drinking water and the health and safety of North Carolina's families are too important; we can't put them in jeopardy by rushing to allow fracking without proper safeguards."
Gov. Perdue issued an Executive Order demanding higher standards for the bill in May.
The governor said she will sign the bill into law once the General Assembly strengthens its protection of North Carolina families.


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The pavilion offers an extensive look at the bridge's history, providing tours, brochures, and extensive exhibits both inside and outside.
The Golden Gate Bridge's 75th Anniversary inspired big changes to the national landmark. The goal was to transform this international gateway into an improved visitor destination and civic amenity by May 2012. Project Frog teamed up with the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District and the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy to deliver a visitor pavilion in honor of the Bridge's birthday, one that would be the cornerstone of the new and improved visitor experience.
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I should start out by admitting that I've never been a huge SEVENDUST fan. I don't outwardly abhor the band and have even caught myself enjoying their energy-fueled live set (which hits much harder than any of their albums ever have) on an occasion or two. The one thing I will say about the Atlanta-based rockers is that, after 11 years of industry ups and downs, the band has never once strayed from their own path in lieu of changing trends. The LINKIN PARK's, GODSMACK's and LIMP BIZKIT's of the world have come and gone, and come back again in some cases, but SEVENDUST has stubbornly continued to play the same hook-laden heavy rock that brought them to the dance in the first place.With all that being said, there is one downfall to the group's steadfastness and that is, after seven albums, the wheels are beginning to spin a little bit. "Chapter VII: Hope And Sorrow" follows that same, custom-tailored for FM rock radio formula that the masses gobble up like candy on Halloween. To completely bash the band for this would be a bit unfair, as they have managed to put together another album's worth of solid tunes that can simultaneously catch the ear and bang the head. A semi-industrial intro almost leads one to believe that opening track "Inside" is going to offer a new level of heaviness where SEVENDUST is concerned, but ultimately, the output is conservative at best. After a few bars of snarled, F-bomb-filled verse, vocalist Lajon Witherspoon plays it safe and goes straight to the soulfully crooned chorus that he's become famous for. Breaking out of their own box a little bit, "Hope" (featuring ALTER BRIDGE's Mark Tremonti) starts out with a mournful piano that slides into a slightly creepy verse section that sees the musicians subtly playing off one another before climaxing with thickly-layered heavy guitars. While this could be the most refreshing song I can remember hearing on a SEVENDUST disc, its counterpart, "Sorrow", is a solid, yet standard rocker which sees Miles Kennedy, also of ALTER BRIDGE fame, make an appearance. Speaking of guest appearances, former "American Idol" alum, Chris Daughtry lends a rather sappy vocal track to the obligatory acoustic ballad, "The Past". Songs like "Scapegoat" and "Walk Away" are prime examples of why SEVENDUST is still a viable band today, while lead single "Prodigal Son" misses the boat; thanks in part to the extra helping of cheese slapped on the song's lyrics ("I'm coming on like an elephant gun??" C'mon dude, you can do better than that). Compared to the rest of their discography, "Chapter VII: Hope And Sorrow" probably won't be remembered as either the band's best, nor its worst output. There are several above average moments here, but none that really jump out of the speakers with enough vigor to floor the listener. What it does do is prove that SEVENDUST haven't gone anywhere and don't intend to anytime soon; for better or worse.
"Chapter VII: Hope And Sorrow"
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01. Inside
02. Enough
03. Hope
04. Scapegoat
05. Fear
06. The Past
07. Prodigal Son
08. Lifeless
09. Sorrow
10. Contradiction
11. Walk Away
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Foreign workers shouldn't get jobs Canadians can do: Kenney
6:50 pm, October 31st, 2012
Jason Kenney speaks to the media at Parliament Hill Oct 31, 2012 to speak of the 2013 immigration levels.
Credits: ANDRE FORGET/QMI AGENCY
OTTAWA — Immigration Minister Jason Kenney said Wednesday he wants to ensure the temporary foreign work program operates "on the basis of Canadians first" in light of concerns raised about permits granted to Chinese miners at a B.C. coal mine.
"Companies cannot access foreign workers unless or until they have demonstrated to the government that they have advertised the job in Canada, offering it to any qualified Canadians," Kenney told QMI Agency.
Immigration levels frozen for seventh straight year
By Tobi Cohen, Postmedia News October 31, 2012 9:30 AM
Canada's Immigration Minister Jason Kenney speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa in this file photo.
Photograph by: Chris Wattie/Reuters/Files , Postmedia News
OTTAWA — The federal government has frozen immigration levels for the seventh straight year, Immigration Minister Jason Kenney announced Wednesday, noting Canada will admit between 240,000 and 265,000 newcomers in 2013.
Having already indicated that Canada was moving to prioritize young people with strong language and marketable skills, Kenney also indicated that the Canada Experience Class would grow to 10,000, up from 2,500 in 2009.
New students in Canada: Immigration changing Regina classrooms
English Language programs growing in Regina Public Schools
Reported by Adriana Christianson
First Posted: Oct 30, 2012 12:36pm | Last Updated: Oct 30, 2012 12:51pm
Imagine coming to a school in a new country where everyone speaks English and you don't.
With the new wave of international immigration to Saskatchewan, the latest census shows that 12 per cent of Regina's population now names a different language as their mother tongue. These changes are opening up a new world for students and teachers at schools across the city.
Kelly Egan: Compassion a foreign word to immigration bureaucrats
By Kelly Egan, Ottawa Citizen October 31, 2012 10:05 AM
Magda Atia, 57, is battling Stage 4 pancreatic cancer and is trying to bring her half-sister Mona here from Egypt to help her and cook meals, but immigration officials have denied her a visa.
I forgot to ask about the vase of lovely red roses, flecked with baby's breath.
Cancer is like that. It clears the table of small talk, of the origin of perfect petals.
The provincial court jury deliberated for about four hours before returning with the verdict in the high-profile case on Tuesday.


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Bing Cherry and White Chocolate Phyllo Napoleon
For Lemon Verbena Granite:
In a saucepan, boil water, add verbena leaves and steep for 10 minutes. Strain leaves. Add sugar and lemon juice. Pour in a shallow pan and freeze - stirring with a fork every 20 minutes during freezing.
For Rhubarb Sorbet:
Cut off the rhubarb leaves. Cut stalks into 2" pieces. Place all ingredients in a saucepan and bring to a boil. Reduce to a simmer, cover and cook for 10-15 minutes or until tender. Cool mixture and puree in blender. Freeze according to your ice cream machine.
For White Chocolate Mousse:
Fill a medium saucepan 1/2 full with water. Bring to a simmer. In a medium bowl, whisk together the yolks and sugar. Add rum, water and lemon juice. Set the boil into the saucepan of boiling water. Make sure bowl fits snugly. Whisk vigorously until thick - 3-4 minutes. Remove from heat and add white chocolate. Whisk until smooth. Place bowl over a bowl with ice water and whisk until it reaches room temperature. Whip heavy cream to soft peaks. Fold the cream into the cooled white chocolate. Chill mousse until ready to use.
For Bing Cherries:
Bring water, sugar and vanilla to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer for 10 minutes. Add brandy. Pour the hot vanilla syrup over the cherries. Cover and steep until cool. Chill until ready to use.
For Phyllo Sheets:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Place a piece of parchment paper on a work surface. Place a piece of phyllo on top of paper. Brush with butter, sprinkle with sugar. Repeat process with 4 more sheets. The last sheet just gets butter. Using a pairing knife, trim the edges of the phyllo and cut the phyllo into 2"x4" rectangles. Cover the cut phyllo with another sheet of parchment paper. Place the phyllo on an inverted sheet pan and top with another inverted sheet pan. Bake the phyllo 10 to 12 minutes or until golden brown. If the phyllo is not golden, the sheets will not be crisp. Cool and remove from the pan. Store in an airtight container.
To assemble, place one piece of phyllo on a plate and layer with the fillings, alternating the cherries and chocolate mousse. Repeat layering for a total of three layers. Dust the top layer with powdered sugar. Serve with a scoop of rhubarb sorbet and lemon verbena granite. Drizzle with red wine vanilla cherry syrup.
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Rollie Ed Keese, 74, of Austin, died Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2014.
Graveside services will be held Saturday, Feb. 1, at 11 a.m., at the Stonewall Community Cemetery in Stonewall.
Memorials may be made to Kinney Avenue Christian Fellowship, 1801 Kinney Avenue, Austin, TX 78704, or Austin Intergroup, 1825 Fort View Road, Suite 104, Austin, TX 78704.
Arrangements are under the direction of Weed-Corley-Fish Funeral Home South Congress, Austin.
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New Jersey Obituaries - December 14, 1898 - Mrs. Mary Higgins
Mrs. Mary Higgins of Freehold died on Monday of last week while on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. William Ray of New York. She had been sick for several weeks, but was recovering. Mrs. Higgins was 63 years old. She was the widow of John Higgins, who died at Freehold about a year ago. Eight children survive her.
Source: Red Bank Register, Wednesday, December 14, 1898
Source: Red Bank Register, Wednesday, December 14, 1898


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BDS movement set to launch a smartphone app that would enable boycotters to search for a company's ties to Israel.
Published: 03.14.14, 00:03 / Israel Business
The Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement is determined to make it easier to boycott Israeli products. To that end, it is about to launch a smartphone app that will allow users to search for a company's links to Israel, the International Business Times reported on Thursday.
The app will allow boycotters to "dynamically and quickly identify products that fall within the BDS boycott guidelines," the International Business Times quoted Abbas Naqvi, a founder of PennBDS, as saying.
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TeamBuilding @ Circa La Playa
The 2nd round teambuilding for year 2009 of DTactics was held at Circa La Playa last September 7-8, 2009. It is located at Tungkil, Minglanilla, Cebu City. The place is quite cool, there are 2 pools, one is 5-8 feet and the other is for kids. There is as well a slide on the big pool. They also got badminton courts which will only cost you 50 pesos per hour.
At 7am in the morning we met up at Elizabeth mall. We reached Circa La Playa around 9am. We rented the largest cottage and had an unlimited videoke for 1700 Php. We also had paid 150 pesos each for the entrance.
For lunch we had sinugbang isda, grilled pork and kinilaw.
After eating lunch, we rest for awhile then started our open forum. We discussed work related issues, technical issues and concerns that was not discussed with the team. After the discussion, the tagayan started, some continued singing on the videoke bar and some played badminton. And as usual ang walang kamtayang picture taking (lols).
For our dinner we had our lechong baboy and dinuguan. It was the best foods we ever had. We were all full with our dinner. And not to forget our breakfast in the morning is the lechon paksiw cooked by one and only supervisor.
The place was good and we all had fun. There are more pictures in my gallery, just check it out.
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International President Harry Lombardo reflects on Memorial Day in a video message to members. Watch the video on our home page or on YouTube.
Memorial Day originated as Decoration Day after the Civil War in 1868, when an organization of veterans in Illinois established it as a time for the nation to decorate the graves of the war dead with flowers. Many TWU members participate in their communities by visiting military cemeteries and paying tribute to fallen Americans.
"It is necessary," says President Lombardo, "that we take some time today to reflect on the sacrifices that those men and women have made, giving their lives for democracy…"
After averting a strike in March, TWU Local 2001 members have ratified their new contract with New Jersey Transit. A coalition of 14 unions, representing 4,000 rail workers, agreed to a deal less than 48 hours before they would have gone on strike. The unions had been working without a contract since 2011.
International President Harry Lombardo addressed the 42nd Pennsylvania AFL-CIO Convention today, speaking on the theme of "Solidarity is Power." President Lombardo is joining both of the Democratic presidential candidates and other union leaders in Philadelphia this week and addressed the more than 700 delegates this morning.
This week, the Supreme Court officially deadlocked in the Friedrichs vs. California Teachers Association case, effectively allowing the lower court's decision in the case to stand. It was a victory for organized labor, but only a temporary reprieve from other harmful anti-worker cases making their way through the judicial system.
Everyone in the transportation industry breathed a sigh of relief when the president signed the FAST Act (Fixing America's Surface Transportation) into law at the end of last year.
But did you know what a pivotal behind-the-scenes role TWU members played to get the bill passed? In a video that debuted at the recent Legislative and Political Conference, the IAC, division directors and other TWU leaders, officers, and members detail the union's effort to secure much-needed transportation funding after a decade of short-term fixes by Congress.
On a cloudy Saturday in mid-March, TWU Local 2015 paid tribute to the late James Riley, former president of the local, during the 41st annual Wilmington, Del., St. Patrick's Day parade.
Brother Riley died unexpectedly last April and the local and his family felt that honoring his memory in the parade would be a fitting tribute to his Irish roots. First elected as Vice President in 1978, Brother Riley served as Local 2015 President from 1984 until his death.
TWU expresses its deepest sympathy for the victims of the terrorist attack in Brussels today, and stands in solidarity with their families. Our thoughts are with all the people of Belgium and we thank the brave workers on the front lines of transit and aviation security. Every day across the world, our brothers and sisters working on trains, buses, and planes are often our first line of defense against terrorism, and we must continue to do all we can to protect them, along with the traveling public.


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if I'm allowed to refile for Chapter 13 in LA county, or is it possible to file a motion for my case that was dismissed to be reinstated?
What recourse do I have to recover the $5,000 fee I paid to my bankruptcy attorney, who has been disbarred. They never served my creditors properly, which led to my ch. 13 being dismissed.
What procedures for a loan modification are available to me, so I can pursue that as well as trying for the bankruptcy protection.
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News and analysis
February 09, 2014
No. 9: Sergey Brin and Anne Wojcicki
Amount donated in 2013: $219-million
Top beneficiary: Brin Wojcicki Foundation
Other notable gift: Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research
Background: Mr. Brin co-founded Google, and Ms. Wojcicki is a biotechnology analyst who co-founded the genetic-testing company, 23andME.
Mr. Brin and Ms. Wojcicki, who are both 40, gave $187-million to their Brin Wojcicki Foundation. The philanthropy devotes most of its grant making to a handful of nonprofits including Ashoka, an organization that brings together social entrepreneurs to work on education, the environment, and women's issues; the Human Rights Foundation; and Tipping Point Community, a charity that seeks to eliminate poverty in Northern California.
The couple also donated $32-million last year to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research. Mr. Brin has written about his family's experiences with Parkinson's disease, and he and Ms. Wojcicki have previously given nearly $95-million to the foundation.
The couple, who married in 2007, announced in August that they are living apart but not legally separated.
The Philanthropy 50: Browse the full list of America's most generous donors in 2013.
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Acute Pain (PDF)Explains how to control your child's pain after surgery, medical procedure or injury. Also available in Spanish, Russian and Vietnamese.
Adaptive Sports Directory (Searchable Excel spreadsheet, PDF)Seattle Children's has compiled a list of adaptive recreation activities within the Puget Sound area in an effort to promote the continued healing and well-being of our patients and community. The resources gathered here are intended for individuals with physical disabilities that may require adaptation and/or support to engage in meaningful leisure experiences. For questions or to suggest updates, please email us. (Disclaimer: This list was compiled to help promote physical activity and recreation. The individual programs have not been vetted or formally reviewed by Seattle Children's Hospital.)
Bone and Joint Infections Treatment Plan (PDF)Explains what osteomyelitis and septic arthritis are and covers treatment including sheduling clinic appointments at Children's, giving medicines, side effects of medicines, lab tests needed and warning signs to watch for. Also available in Spanish.
Care After Hand or Upper Extremity Surgery (PDF)Also available in Russian and Spanish.
Cast Care: Instructions for Patients and Families (PDF)Discusses types of casts, how to take care of them and bathing instructions. Also available in Spanish.
Constipation After Surgery (PDF)Offers four tips for preventing constipation after surgery. Addresses stool softeners and when to call the doctor. Also available in Spanish.
Global-HELP The Global-HELP Organization is devoted to making healthcare information accessible worldwide. The publications section of this website includes many resources for parents and healthcare providers.
Safe Moves to Save Your Back (PDF)
Spica Cast Care (PDF)Describes how to care for a child after a spica cast is put on. Discusses moving, lifting, clothing, bathing, meals, odor, bathroom, sleep, itching, leaving your child, travel, activity, keeping a spica cast clean and dry and when to call the doctor. Also available in Spanish, Russian and Vietnamese.
How to Move Your Child in a Hip Spica Cast (PDF)A flyer with instructions on how to transfer a child with a hip spica cast from bed to wheelchair.
Using Crutches (PDF)A flyer describing the correct and safe use of crutches. Discusses how to walk with crutches, going up and down stairs, and sitting down and getting up from a chair. Also available in Spanish.
What to Wear for X-ray (PDF)Wearing the right clothes for the type of X-ray being done is essential for getting an accurate image. This flyer describes how best to dress for X-rays of the spine, leg and arm.
Genetics Home Reference from the National Library of Medicine Provides an overview of achondroplasia, including what it is, how common it is, causes, how it's passed on and other names for achondroplasia. Includes links to more information.
Amniotic Band Syndrome Provides information and connects children and families affected by amniotic band syndrome.
Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita Support, Inc. Provides education and support to people with arthrogryposis and their families.
Arthrogryposis: A Text AtlasA book with detailed information for healthcare professionals and families about the condition and treatment, written mainly by members of the Arthrogryposis Clinic at Seattle Children's.
Muscular Dystrophy Association Learn about the types of Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, causes, treatment and whether it runs in families. This Muscular Dystrophy Association publication includes photos and illustrations.
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons This overview of DDH includes a description, symptoms and treatment options.
Little People of America Medical Resource Center Provides a list of types of dwarfism, medical conditions and complications that exist within the types of dwarfism, frequently asked questions and "ask a question" service.
Kids Health Covers what dwarfism is and what it isn't, causes, types, complications, treatments and how to help your child with dwarfism.
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Get information on the types of elbow fractures, symptoms and treatment options.
Femoral Torsion (PDF)Defines femoral torsion and discusses which children get it, cause, treatment - including what doesn't work and if surgery is needed.
Medline Plus Medical Encyclopedia This entry from the Medline Plus Medical Encyclopedia defines cavus foot and gives an overview of symptoms, treatment and complications.
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons This overview of clubfoot includes a description, symptoms and treatment options.
Cavus Foot (PDF)Pie Cavo (PDF)
The Ponseti Method for Clubfoot Correction: Information for Parents (PDF)This flyer details one way that clubfoot is treated in babies. The Ponseti method includes casting, an office procedure, a brace and follow-up.Pie Zambo: El Método de Ponseti (PDF)
Bo's Cherub Feet (PDF)This children's book was written to help families prepare for the Ponseti method.
Idiopathic Toe Walking (PDF)
Metatarsus Adductus (PDF)Discusses in-toeing, which children get metatarsus adductus (hook foot) and its cause. Covers treatments including observation, massage and casting.
Tibial Torsion (PDF)Discusses in-toeing, which children get tibial torsion (twisting of the lower leg bone), cause, prognosis, treatments and determining the need for surgery.
What Parents Should Know About Flatfeet, Intoeing, Bent Legs and Shoes for Children (PDF)Easy-to-understand information about flatfeet, intoeing, bent legs and shoes for children. This flyer includes illustrations.Lo Que los Padres Deben Saber Acerca de los Pies Planos, Piernas Arqueadas y Zapatos para Niños (PDF)
Flatfoot (PDF)This overview of flatfoot includes a description, symptoms and treatment options.Pie Plano (PDF)
Clubfoot Correction: Using Casting Followed by Shoes on a Bar (Ponseti Method) (PDF)
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons This overview of Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease includes a description, symptoms and treatment options.
Seattle Cancer Care Alliance Sarcoma is a form of cancer that begins in the bone, soft tissues or connective tissues. Treatment of sarcoma can include surgery to remove some of the bone in a child's arm or leg. This site offers a short overview of limb-sparing surgery related to treating sarcoma in children.
Lucky Fin Project This nonprofit organization raises awareness and celebrates children and individuals both with symbrachydactyly or other limb differences.
Olivia's Story Read this story about a family who comes full circle when a genetic mutation passes from grandmother to daughter to granddaughter.
The National MPS Society exists to find cures for MPS and related diseases. The organization is dedicated to providing support for affected individuals and their families through research, advocacy and awareness of these devastating diseases.
The Luca John Foundation was established to raise funds for research and awareness for various forms of skeletal dysplasia, including short rib polydactyl syndrome (SRPS).
Why Osteoporosis Is a Pediatric Disorder: Dr. Michael Goldberg explains the importance of vitamin D.
Scoliosis (PDF)This handout provides an overview of idiopathic scoliosis including signs and symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options.
Scoliosis Surgery (PDF)Learn what to expect before, during and after scoliosis surgery. Describes spinal instrumentation, fusion and growing rod surgeries.
Care After Scoliosis Surgery (PDF)Instructions for how to care for your child at home after scoliosis surgery. Includes information on wound care, exercise, common side effects and when to call the doctor.
Schroth Method for Scoliosis (PDF)The Schroth method uses physical therapy to treat scoliosis. The method uses exercises to strengthen muscles, support posture and tone certain areas and often is used in conjunction with bracing.
iScoliosis.com Medtronic, Inc. provides this website for people with scoliosis and their families. The site includes information about symptoms, causes and diagnosis, treatment, stories from patients, a glossary of terms and FAQs. It also features tips for children with scoliosis to use to talk to their parents about what they're going through.
Spinal Fusion for the Treatment of Idiopathic Scoliosis in Children: Orthopedic Surgery to Treat Curvature of the Back in Children and Teenagers UW Medicine, Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine provides an overview of a surgery that is used to treat scoliosis in some children.
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Learn about scoliosis, who gets it, signs to look for and treatment options.
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The Bank
|Release Date: August 28, 2002
|Running Time: 103 mins.
|Genre: Drama, Foreign, Thriller
David Wenham
Anthony LaPaglia
Sybilla Budd
Steve Rodgers
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Summary:Talented computer programmer Jim Doyle has invented a program that can predict fluctuations in the stock market. When he sells the software to greedy Centabank CEO Simon O'Reily, he's hired on to help with a scheme that will further increase the bank's profits. Meanwhile, Wayne and Diane Davis lose their home when Centabank forecloses on their mortgage. Vowing to have their revenge on the greedy bank, the couple hire attorney Stephen to take on the conglomerate.


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Trancend's new M.2 SSD, the MTS800
Subject: Storage | October 27, 2014 - 08:00 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: M.2, ssd, transcend, MTS800
M.2 is quickly gaining popularity thanks to its small size and power requirements as well as the possible speed increase and other features. Transcend's 128GB MTS800 drive features fill AES encryption, wear levelling and garbage collection as well as something new, StaticDataRefresh Technology. That is their name for a process which automatically restores the charge levels in the NAND cells which both prevents errors from accumulating as well as performance reduction over time. M.2 drives do come with a price premium, the 128GB model is available for $76 on Amazon but the performance is impressive, the lowest transfer speed The SSD Review saw during their testing was 265.61MB/s.
"We have been seeing more M.2 SSDs lately, a lot of which are companies' first steps into the market since the form factor is so new. They have been designed to meet strict size requirements and allow for greater flexibility in product development. They are the perfect fit for mobile devices with their compact size and light weight."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- KINGMAX M.2 2242 SATA SSD Review (128GB) @ The SSD Review
- SanDisk Ultra 2 SSD @ HardwareHeaven
- SanDisk Extreme Pro 480GB SSD @ eTeknix
- Crucial MX100 512GB & Samsung 850 Pro 256GB SSDs @ Silent PC Review
- oshiba 2.5-inch 1TB Solid State Hybrid Drive @ eTeknix
- Western Digital My Passport Pro 2 TB Portable (Thunderbolt) HDD @ TechARP
- Thecus N2560 Dual-bay SOHO NAS Review @ Techgage
- Silicon Power Armor A30 2TB USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive Review @ NikKTech
- Silicon Power Mobile OTG X20 USB 2.0 Flash Drive Review @ Madshrimps
- Kingston HyperX Fury 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive Review @ NikKTech
Samsung updates 840 EVO Performance Restoration Tool
Subject: Storage | October 27, 2014 - 06:59 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: Samsung, firmware, 840 evo
Over the weekend Samsung silently updated their 840 EVO Performance Restoration Tool. The incremental update improved support for some system configurations that were previously not recognizing an installed 840 EVO. Samsung also improved how the GUI progress bar responds during the update process, presumably to correct the near silent failure that occurred when the tool was unable to update the drive's firmware. Previously, the tool would halt at 15% without any clear indication that the firmware could not be updated (this would occur if the tool was unable to issue the necessary commands to the SSD, mainly due to the motherboard being in the wrong storage controller mode or using an incompatible storage driver).
Still no word on relief for those owners of the original 840 (non EVO or Pro). We've also heard from some users with Samsung OEM TLC-based SSDs that showed the same type of slow down (some variants of the PM851 apparently used TLC flash). More to follow there.
We evaluated the Samsung 840 EVO Performance Restoration Tool here. If you've already successfully run the 1.0 version of the tool, there is no need to re-run the 1.1 version, as it will not do anything additional to an EVO that has been updated and restored.
ICY DOCK on display with a nice array of drive accessories
Subject: Storage | October 17, 2014 - 09:06 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: icy dock, ICY CUBE MB561U3S-4S, MB662U3-2S, external drive
Techgage has an assortment of Icy Dock products that they examined to make up this review. The ICY CUBE MB561U3S-4S is a 4-bay external drive enclosure, which will take all of the installed drives and create a single volume out of them. This happens automatically, there are no other RAID options available when you use this particular dock but it does simplify the setup process. The MB662U3-2S is a two bay enclosure which offers more choices for setup, you can set the drives to Large, JBOD, RAID 1 or RAID 0. If you just have a single drive, they also have an external 3.5" SATA HDD enclosure and finally two HDD caddies which slide into a 5.25" drive bay. The first can be set up to fit a pair of 2.5" drives and the second is for hotswapping. Check them out if you are in need of storage accessories.
"It has been quite some time since we have looked to see what ICY DOCK has been up to. This is a company that established its reputation by making some very good hard drive accessories through the years. In this article we are going to take a look at several offerings from the company – from mobile to desktop. Let's see what it has to offer."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- IronKey Workspace W700 Secure Flash Drive @ The SSD Review
- Synology DS415+ NAS @ HardwareHeaven
- Thecus N2310 @ Legion Hardware
- QNAP SilentNAS HS-251 2-Bay NAS @ eTeknix
- QNAP TS-451 Turbo NAS Server @ Benchmark Reviews
- Synology DiskStation DS415+ @ Legion Hardware
- Thecus N7710-G 7-Bay NAS with 10 GbE @ Silent PC Review
- Kingston M.2 2280 SATA 120GB SSD Review @ Hardware Canucks
- OCZ ARC 100 240GB SSD Review @HiTech Legion
- Micron M600 mSATA @ The SSD Review
Introduction and Features
EZ-Clone in Standalone disk-cloning mode
Kingwin's new EZ-Clone (Model: USI-2535CLU3) is a HDD/SSD adapter that can be used as a standalone disk-cloning device or as an external hard drive adapter. When used in standalone mode, the self-powered EZ-Cone can quickly clone one SATA/IDE drive to a new SATA drive in minutes (IDE to SATA or SATA to SATA) without being connected to a PC.
EZ-Clone being used as an external drive adapter
When used as an external drive adapter the EZ-Clone provides connectors for attaching two SATA drives (SSD or HDD) and one IDE hard drive in 2.5" or 3.5" form factors. The EZ-Clone adapter connects to a PC using the high-speed USB 3.0 interface. When used as an external drive adapter, the user can access up to two external drives at the same time (two SATA drives or one SATA and one IDE drive).
Kingwin EZ-Clone Key Features: (from the Kingwin website)
• EZ-Clone model: USI-2535CLU3
• External USB 3.0 to dual-SATA & single-IDE clone adapter
• Standalone disk duplicator with One-Touch Clone Button (no PC required)
• Supports 2.5" and 3.5" IDE and SATA drives (HDD or SSD)
• Compatible with SATA I/II/III (1.5/3.0/6.0 Gbps)
• SATA Drive Hot-swap compatibility
• Supports hard drives up to 3TB disk size
• Dual output power supply with standard 4-pin and SATA power connectors
• Up to 5 Gbps data transfer rate with USB 3.0 (also compatible with USB 2.0)
• USB Plug-and-play capability
• 2 Drive LEDs (red) and four Clone Progress LEDs (blue)
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Please continue reading our review of the Kingwin EZ-Clone HDD/SSD adapter!!!
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The tool is now available for download from Samsung here. Another note is that they intend to release an ISO / DOS version of the tool at the end of the month (for Lunix and Mac users). We assume this would be a file system agnostic version of the tool, which would either update all flash or wipe the drive. We suspect it would be the former.
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As some of you may have been tracking, there was an issue with Samsung 840 EVO SSDs where 'stale' data (data which had not been touched for some period of time after writing it) saw slower read speeds as time since written extended beyond a period of weeks or months. The rough effect was that the read speed of old data would begin to slow roughly one month after written, and after a few more months would eventually reach a speed of ~50-100 MB/sec, varying slightly with room temperature. Speeds would plateau at this low figure, and more importantly, even at this slow speed, no users reported lost data while this effect was taking place.
An example of file read speeds slowing relative to file age.
Since we first published on this, we have been coordinating with Samsung to learn the root causes of this issue, how they will be fixed, and we have most recently been testing a pre-release version of the fix for this issue. First let's look at the newest statement from Samsung:
Because of an error in the flash management software algorithm in the 840 EVO, a drop in performance occurs on data stored for a long period of time AND has been written only once. SSDs usually calibrate changes in the statuses of cells over time via the flash management software algorithm. Due to the error in the software algorithm, the 840 EVO performed read-retry processes aggressively, resulting in a drop in overall read performance. This only occurs if the data was kept in its initial cell without changing, and there are no symptoms of reduced read performance if the data was subsequently migrated from those cells or overwritten. In other words, as the SSD is used more and more over time, the performance decrease disappears naturally. For those who want to solve the issue quickly, this software restores the read performance by rewriting the old data. The time taken to complete the procedure depends on the amount of data stored.
This partially confirms my initial theory in that the slow down was related to cell voltage drift over time. Here's what that looks like:
As you can see above, cell voltages will shift to the left over time. The above example is for MLC. TLC in the EVO will have not 4 but 8 divisions, meaning even smaller voltage shifts might cause the apparent flipping of bits when a read is attempted. An important point here is that all flash does this - the key is to correct for it, and that correction is what was not happening with the EVO. The correction is quite simple really. If the controller sees errors during reading, it follows a procedure that in part adapts to and adjusts for cell drift by adjusting the voltage thresholds for how the bits are interpreted. With the thresholds adapted properly, the SSD can then read at full speed and without the need for error correction. This process was broken in the EVO, and that adaptation was not taking place, forcing the controller to perform error correction on *all* data once those voltages had drifted near their default thresholds. This slowed the read speed tremendously. Below is a worst case example:
We are happy to say that there is a fix, and while it won't be public until
some time tomorrow now, we have been green lighted by Samsung to publish our findings.
Continue reading our look at the new Samsung 840 EVO performance restoration process!!
Another look at Micron's M600 series; the SSD that swings both ways
Subject: Storage | October 6, 2014 - 06:51 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: ssd, slc, mlc, micron, M600, Dynamic Write Acceleration
The Tech Report took a different look at Micron's M600 SSD than Al did in his review. Their benchmarks were focused more on a performance comparison versus the rest of the market, with over two dozen SSDs listed in their charts. As you would expect the 1TB model outperformed the 256GB model but it was interesting to note that the 256GB MX100 outperformed the newer M600 in many tests. In the final tally the new caching technology helped the 256GB model perform quite well but it was the 1TB model, which supposedly lacks that technology proved to be one of the fastest they have tested.
"Micron's new M600 SSD has a dynamic write cache that can treat any block on the drive as high-speed SLC NAND. This unique feature is designed to help lower-capacity SSDs keep up with larger drives that have more NAND-level parallelism, and we've tested the 256GB and 1TB versions to see how well it works."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- MyDigitalSSD BP4e mSATA SSD @ The SSD Review
- Top 10 SSDs: Price, performance and capacity @ The Register
- Micron M600 M.2 SATA SSD @ The SSD Review
- Some thoughts on the performance of SSD RAID 0 arrays @ Hardware Secrets
- Transcend SSD370 128GB SSD Review @ Legit Reviews
- Micron M600 SSD @ The SSD Review
- QNAP TS-653 Pro @ Legion Hardware
- QNAP SilentNAS HS-251 NAS Server Review @ NikKTech
- Mach Xtreme MX-ES Ultra SLC USB 3.0 Flash Drive @ The SSD Review
- Silicon Power Marvel M70 64GB USB 3.0 Flash Drive Review @ NikKTech
Introduction and Test System Setup
A while ago, in our review of the WD Red 6TB HDD, we noted an issue with the performance of queued commands. This could potentially impact the performance of those drives in multithreaded usage scenarios. While Western Digital acted quickly to get updated drives into the supply chain, some of the first orders might have been shipped unpatched drives. To be clear, an unpatched 5TB or 6TB Red still performs well, just not as well as it *could* perform with the corrected firmware installed.
We received updated samples from WD, as well as applying a firmware update to the samples used in our original review. We were able to confirm that the update does in fact work, and brings a WD60EFRX-68MYMN0 to the identical and improved performance characteristics of a WD60EFRX-68MYMN1 (note the last digit). In this article we will briefly clarify those performance differences, now that we have data more consistent with the vast majority of 5 and 6TB Reds that are out in the wild.
Test System Setup
We currently employ a pair of testbeds. A newer ASUS P8Z77-V Pro/Thunderbolt and an ASUS Z87-PRO. Storage performance variance between both boards has been deemed negligible.
PC Perspective would like to thank ASUS, Corsair, and Kingston for supplying some of the components of our test rigs.
|Hard Drive Test System Setup
|Intel Core i7-4770K
|ASUS P8Z77-V Pro/TB / ASUS Z87-PRO
|Kingston HyperX 4GB DDR3-2133 CL9
|Hard Drive
|G.Skill 32GB SLC SSD
|Sound Card
|Video Card
|Intel® HD Graphics 4600
|Video Drivers
|Power Supply
|Corsair CMPSU-650TX
|Operating System
|Windows 8.1 X64 (Update 1)
- PCMark Vantage and 7
- Yapt
- IOMeter
- HDTach *omitted due to incompatibility with >2TB devices*
- HDTune
- PCPer File Copy Test
Read on for the updated performance figures of the WD 6TB Red.
Introduction and Specifications
Today Micron lifted the review embargo on their new M600 SSD lineup. We covered their press launch a couple of weeks ago, but as a recap, the headline new feature is the new Dynamic Write Acceleration feature. As this is a new (and untested) feature that completely changes the way an SSD must be tested, we will be diving deep on this one later in this article. For the moment, let's dispose with the formalities.
Here are the samples we received for testing:
It's worth noting that since all M600 models use 16nm 128Gbit dies, packaging is expected to have a negligible impact on performance. This means the 256GB MSATA sample should perform equally to its 2.5" SATA counterpart. The same goes for comparisons against M.2 form factor units. More detail is present in the specs below:
Highlights from the above specs are the increased write speeds (no doubt thanks to Dynamic Write Acceleration) and improved endurance figures. For reference, the prior gen Micron models were rated at 72TB (mostly regardless of capacity), so seeing figures upwards of 400TB indicates Micron's confidence in their 16nm process.
Sorry to disappoint here, but the M600 is an OEM targeted drive, meaning its 'packaging' will likely be the computer it comes installed in. If you manage to find it through a reseller, it will likely come in OEM-style brown/white box packaging.
We have been evaluating these samples for just under a week and have logged *many* hours on them, so let's get to it!
Son of Voyager, Corsair's second wireless HDD enclosure
Subject: Storage | September 25, 2014 - 10:36 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: corsair, Voyager Air 2, wireless hdd
The Corsair Voyager Air 2 is the second iteration of wireless drive, this years model coming with a 1TB drive, a totally redesigned shell and a $20 drop in price. Legit Reviews warns that while the price drop is appreciated it no longer comes with the charging kit which will cost you extra. It supports USB 3.0 and 802.11 b/g/n transfers as well as Internet passthrough, keep in mind that WiFi is disabled once the USB plug is connected. The overall speeds were in line with what was expected and the battery life is impressive for 720p streaming, though 1080p streaming drains it much more quickly. See the Voyager in action right here.
"Last year we took a look at Corsair's first wireless hard drive, called Voyager Air, which was a very sleek and impressive unit that we really liked. Today, we're going to take a look at the more recently revamped version, conveniently called Voyager Air 2. We'll take a look and see what this drive all has to offer and if there is anything new brought to the table."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- RAIDON Runner GR2660 SSD/HDD RAID Enclosure @ Kitguru
- Silicon Power Stream S03 2TB USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive Review @ NikKTech
- QNAP TS-251 High Performance NAS for SOHO and Home Users Review @ Madshrimps
- Team Group Micro SDHC UHS-1 U3 32GB Review @ Madshrimps
- SanDisk Ultra II 240GB SSD Review @ Legit Reviews
- Corsair Force LX 256GB @ eTeknix
- Kingston SM2280S3 M.2 SATA 120 GiB SSD Review @ Hardware Secrets
- Kingston SM2280S3 M.2 SATA SSD @ The SSD Review
Tech Report's SSD Endurance Test Is Down to Two
Subject: General Tech, Storage | September 22, 2014 - 12:41 AM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: ssd, Samsung, kingston hyper x, kingston, endurance, corsair neutron gtx, corsair, 840 pro
Many drives have died over the last year and a bit. The Tech Report has been torturing SSDs with writes until they drop. Before a full petabyte of data was written, three of the six drives kicked the bucket. They are now at 1500TB of total writes and one of the three survivors, the 240GB Corsair Neutron GTX, dropped out. This was a bit surprising as it was reporting fairly high health when it entered "the petabyte club" aside from a dip in read speeds.
The two remaining drives are the Samsung 840 Pro (256GB) and Kingston HyperX 3K (240GB).
Two stand, one fell (Image Credit: Tech Report)
Between those two, the Samsung 840 Pro is given the nod as the Kingston drive lived through uncorrectable errors; meanwhile, the Samsung has yet to report any true errors (only reallocations). Since the test considers a failure to be a whole drive failure, though, the lashings will persist until the final drive gives out (or until Scott Wasson gives up in a glorious sledgehammer apocalypse -- could you imagine if one of them lasted a decade? :3).
Of course, with just one unit from each model, it is difficult to faithfully compare brands with this marathon. While each lasted a ridiculously long time, the worst of the bunch putting up with a whole 2800 full-drive writes, it would not be fair to determine an average lifespan for a given model with one data point each. It is good to suggest that your SSD probably did not die from a defrag run -- but it is still a complete waste of your time and you should never do it.
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Where's Beth Greene in The Walking Dead Season 5 Trailer — She's Part of a System?!
OK, what the eff is going on with Beth Greene (Emily Kinney) at the end of The Walking Dead Season 5 trailer?
The regular Comic-Con trailer goes for about two and a half minutes, then it ends ... and then there's a separate segment on Beth. It's like she's on her own little show. She seems to be in a hospital setting, and she's interrogated by some lady wearing a police uniform.
"Every sacrifice we make needs to be for the greater good," the cop lady says. "In here, you're not the greater good, you're part of a system." She then smacks Beth.
There's also a scene of Beth in a uniform, holding someone down as another person seems to maybe suture her arm. Is she in a section of Terminus, or a psych ward or something?
Beth's own arm is in a bandage, so did she have something done to her in this place? One quick shot shows a cop on the ground (male one?) looking dead with someone eating at them, and Beth seems to shoot someone (a walker?) in the head in another clip. We also see her running outside at one point, and looking down what might be an elevator shaft. Trying to escape?
What is this place? She was brought there, presumably, by whoever was driving that car with the cross on the back in Season 4, Episode 13, "Alone." Filming spoilers have shown more cars with crosses, so is it some sick medical facility?
There were filming spoilers not too long ago at old Newnan Hospital in Georgia, and both Andrew Lincoln and Norman Reedus were seen on the hospital set. So will Rick Grimes and Daryl Dixon find Beth here?
New spoilers have also linked Terminus to this hospital place. Are they working together, experimenting on people to try and find a walker cure, as some fans have speculated?
Emily Kinney was on The Walking Dead panel at Comic-Con, when they showed the trailer. She told the crowd (via HitFix), "I can't tell you really anything about where she is next season. But I can tell you that she's gotten a lot stronger. She's lived a little now. She's not just an innocent teenager anymore. She's taking a different kind of strength into Season 5 and she's going to have to use everything she's got."
Do you have any thoughts on the weirdness of the Beth section of the trailer?
The Walking Dead Season 5 will premiere Sunday, October 12 on AMC.


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So You Think You Can Dance Loses Two More Dancers
July 17, 2008 07:14 PM by DA Southern
So You Think You Can Dance loses two more dancers tonight but not at the hands of the judges, but at the whim of the American public. So far in this contest, America has been fairly accurate in their assessment of who should be in the bottom three and, on several occasions, the solos have changed the judge's mind on who should stay or go. But we will lose two tonight and it will amaze us how the dancers will start stepping it up as the numbers dwindle down in the coming weeks. Welcome to So You Think You Can Dance.
The group number was a fantastic Bollywood number as the SYTYCD producers must have been overwhelmed by the response of the number that Joshua and Katee did last week. This group certainly had the routine down and the audience went crazy for the number.
Cat greeted us by saying that three of the choreographers had received Emmy nominations for their work on SYTYCD, quickly introduced the judges and showed us the various routines from the five remaining couples last night and, of course, the solos.
With the couples dwindling, there is now more room for more dancing with Cat announcing that there would be three group numbers tonight. A Mia Michaels contemporary routine by the girls greeted us done to a Celine Dion song, Ave Maria. As with all of Mia Michaels dance routines, the visuals were stunning and the girls performed it flawlessly. The poor girls had to stand after their stunning performance for the verdict from last night as Cat announced the bottom two girls. Cat announced Chelsie safe as was Katee and Courtney, leaving Comfort and Kherington to dance a meaningless solo later.
The guys took their turn at a group number as they danced a routine by a "Mystery" choreographer, announced Cat. The guys look like they were doing a gymnastic routine but it was certainly full of energy and zest, but not quite as beautiful as the girls. Cat finally revealed that Executive Producer, Nigel Lythgoe, had done the choreography for the number and it was good to see how everybody gets involved in the show. Now it was the guys turn to stand and wait for their fate as Cat read the results and immediately announced Joshua safe as was Will and Twitch, leaving Gev and Mark to dance their meaningless solos later as well.
Meaningless solos inserted here. The judges were kind to Comfort after her solo with Lil' C saying that she had progressed the most in the last several weeks and Nigel called Mark quirky after his solo. After Kherington danced to a very bizarre song, Lil' C said that her dancing has been turbulent and Mary said she was shocked that she was in the bottom two. Nigel even added that Kherington had "Film Star" looks and had a great future ahead of her. Gev was the last one to solo to a Michael Buble song and looked like he was having fun, even though he might be going home. Lil' C said he always rooted for the "Little guy" and Mary said that he has been tremendous. Nigel added that since he had worked with the guys this week, he loved Gev's personality and ability.
Finally we get to the bad news and Cat gave Kherington the very unfortunate news in what looked to be a shock to everyone in the audience as well with the judges, leaving Comfort to hang on for another week. Mark and Gev lined up and Cat announced that Gev was leaving as well this week, sending the quirky Mark to dance on for another week.
We are down to eight now and next Wednesday we will see what they will bring as we get close to the finale.
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MADISON - A Norfolk man has admitted kidnapping his ex-wife as part of a deal with prosecutors to avoid a possible life sentence. Kevin Heldt could face up to 50 years in prison when he's sentenced on April 21. The 50-year-old pleaded guilty Friday to attempted kidnapping in exchange for prosecutors dropping several other charges. Madison County Attorney Joe Smith says Heldt took his ex-wife from her home in May 2013 and took her to an abandoned farm. During the incident, Smith says Heldt hit his ex-wife and terrorized her while demanding money. The woman later escaped when Heldt was distracted.
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