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One of the interesting things Angular.js can do is apply a filter to a particular databinding expression, which is a convenient way to apply, for example, culture-specific currency or date formatting of a model's properties. It is also nice to have computed properties on the scope. The problem is that neither of these features work with two-way databinding scenarios - only one-way databinding from the scope to the view. This seems to be a glaring omission in an otherwise excellent library - or am I missing something?
In KnockoutJS, I could create a read/write computed property, which allowed me to specify a pair of functions, one which is called to get the value of the property, and one which is called when the property is set. This allowed me to implement, for example, culture-aware input - letting the user type "$1.24" and parsing that into a float in the ViewModel, and have changes in the ViewModel reflected in the input.
The closest thing I could find similar to this is the use of $scope.$watch(propertyName, functionOrNGExpression); This allows me to have a function invoked when a property in the $scope changes. But this doesn't solve, for example, the culture-aware input problem. Notice the problems when I try to modify the $watched property within the $watch method itself:
$scope.$watch("property", function (newValue, oldValue) {
$scope.outputMessage = "oldValue: " + oldValue + " newValue: " + newValue;
$scope.property = Globalize.parseFloat(newValue);
The input element gets very confused when the user starts typing. I improved it by splitting the property into two properties, one for the unparsed value and one for the parsed value:
$scope.visibleProperty= 0.0;
$scope.hiddenProperty = 0.0;
$scope.$watch("visibleProperty", function (newValue, oldValue) {
$scope.outputMessage = "oldValue: " + oldValue + " newValue: " + newValue;
$scope.hiddenProperty = Globalize.parseFloat(newValue);
This was an improvement over the first version, but is a bit more verbose, and notice that there is still an issue of the parsedValue property of the scope changes (type something in the second input, which changes the parsedValue directly. notice the top input does not update). This might happen from a controller action or from loading data from a data service.
Is there some easier way to implement this scenario using Angular.js? Am I missing some functionality in the documentation?


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the fight over gun control raging on in maryland, tonight why advocates on both sides are renewing efforts to try and sway voters. >> good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm adam may. governor o'malley signs new gun control legislation into law this week but the fight over firearms is not over yet. now gun control groups pushing to get this issue before voters and tonight wjz has exclusive video of the new ads supporting the governor's law. wjz is live, derek valcourt with more on the new ad that's about to hit air waves. >> reporter: with a referendum effort in full swing right now the ads are aimed at boosting support for the new law and the politicians who backed it. governor o'malley's signature on the firearms safety act means it's scheduled to take effect october 1st , but it is signatures on a referendum petition that could stop the law another 18 months when voters would decide whether to shoot down the law which bans
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assault weapons purchases, puts a 10 round limit on magazines and requires handgun purchasers to go through fingerprint and firearms printing and pay licenses and renewal fees. >> my guess is we'll get well over 100,000 at least. people just can't wait to sign it. >> reporter: facing such staunch opposition supporters of the law are fighting back. >> something had to be done and here in maryland we stood up. >> reporter: wjz has an exclusive look at the new ad campaign launching this week supporting the law claiming it reduces gun violence by getting weapons out of criminals' hands. >> with a fingerprint licensing law for 68% of gun owners like me support it. >> a requirement that gun crimes are reduced in the five states it's against the law. >> reporter: the nra decided to support a court challenge to overturn the law rather than a petition referendum, but the petition organizer says she doesn't want to leave the fate of the new gun law to the courts. >> i thought this citizens of
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maryland deserved a voice on this issue. >> reporter: so for now the gun battle rages on. >> reporter: backers of that referendum need to collect about 18,000 signatures by the end of this month and then another 38,000 signatures by the end of june. live at the inner harbor derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. >> it will be interesting to see polling on this issue. thanks. if the referendum is approved, it would go to voters in november of 2014. a stabbing this weekend at the university of maryland baltimore county as students prepare to go home for the summer. tim williams has more on the incidents and students' reaction. >> reporter: it's not the sendoff students were expecting. >> i got the message on my phone. it was a little surprising, but at the same time it was so random and i've never really seen anything like this before. >> reporter: nick springer and his dad are packing up his dorm room at university of maryland baltimore county.
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nick was among those alerted by text message about a stabbing on campus that occurred in his building in erickson hall. the crime is considered unusual. >> i think yesterday's incident was probably an isolated event. the security here like erickson is really intense. so i'm sure the other person must have been a student here. >> reporter: reports say campus police were called to the hall for a knife attack about 6 a.m. saturday. one student was found stabbed and taken to union memorial hospital in baltimore with nonlife threatening injuries. police took into custody a student who had withdrawn from school. students identified the potential probable with a campus that lies in the middle of -- problem with a campus that lies in the middle of a major metropolitan area. >> we've had some other things happen this semester and last semester, but nothing quite as big as this. >> we get e-mails and text messages about things going on around the area as well if they're closer to campus. so it's never a surprise, but it makes me a little nervous
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walking home sometimes. >> reporter: no names have been released. >> we just checked in and no further information is available now on the condition of the victim. we are learning more today about the driver who plowed into a virginia parade sending dozens of people to the hospital. authorities called for help after a driver suffered a medical emergency and crashed into dozens of hikers marching in a parade. more than 50 people were hurt. police say the scene was very chaotic. >> i immediately seen fire personnel, ems personnel, law enforcement personnel running towards a moving vehicle that was crashing through people, okay? as well as hikers from the appalachian trail doing everything they could do to stop this car. >> no one was killed. most of the injured hikers were treated and released from a local hospital. right now police are on the lookout for an out of control driver or multiple drivers
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>> reporter: lottery officials say someone purchased the one and only winning powerball ticket at this public supermarket in zephyrhills, florida. if. >> just very happy somebody in our little local town won. >> reporter: everyone in this small community of approximately 13,000 wants to know who the new multi- millionaire is. >> everybody knows everybody. most people have been here for years and years. so if i can't win, i hope it's someone that we know. >> just knowing that it was right down the street that somebody won was pretty exciting. >> we'll round it out this evening with no. 52. >> reporter: a single ticket matched all five numbers and the powerball during saturday's drawing. it's worth about $590.5 million, the largest jackpot in powerball history. people in 43 states and the district of columbia scooped up want dollars tickets hoping to win more than a half a billion dollars. lines formed from coast to coast, even though the odds of
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winning were one in about 175 million. players purchased so many tickets about 80% of all possible number combinations were sold. right now we don't know if the winner is an individual or a group that went in on a ticket together, but it's only a matter of time. the florida lottery doesn't allow winners to stay anonymous. >> the next powerball drawing is wednesday, but the jackpot is a little bit smaller. it's only $40 million. boy, that would be rough to live on, too wouldn't it? back here the weather is far from ideal, wet and cloudy to end our weekend here. let's take live look outside. it's still raining in some areas, looks like the sun is maybe fighting to peek out a bit. do i see some reflections on some of the taller buildings? let's go to meteorologist chelsea ingram. is the sun trying to get out right now? >> the sun is trying its hardest to peek through the clouds, not doing that great of
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a job. we'll see a few peeks of sunshine the next couple days, but the big story is we will see a lot more clouds than sun. 70 degrees right now in baltimore, so temperatures are actually very comfortable and mild in washington d.c., 75 degrees in easton, 75 degrees as well. we'll be dealing with a lot of heat located in the midwest that's all headed up our way. we'll be feeling like summer in no time, but with that warm humid air mass we have to deal with the chance for some rainfall and thunderstorms and thundershowers to go along with it. we'll have more coming up in your complete first fang weather forecast. >> some big honors for a baltimore native. today president obama singles him out during a chipsment speech at morehouse college. >> when leland shell ton was 4 years old -- commencement speech at morehouse college. >> when leland shelton was 4
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years old protective officers took him away from his mama. today he graduated from harvard law school. >> after graduating from city college in 2009 he went on to morehouse in atlanta, graduated with a 3.96. that is nearly perfect and now he is a member of a foster care policy group. we spoke to him on the phone. >> because of a kid like me can do what i've done and what i plan to do in life, i know there are many other kids in baltimore who can be the same thing. >> he was stunned to hear the president say his name and didn't know it was going to happen. he eventually wants to move back to baltimore and make it a better city for foster kids, more on this story tonight on our 11:00 news. coming up next tonight on wjz eyewitness news at 6:00 a monster tornado touched down in the midwest, more of this video and the latest damage reports from the area. >> also new details about a home invasion that ends with
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maryland right now. kansas is predicting more severe weather for the state. look at this monster tornado caught on camera near rozell, kansas. luckily no injuries reported, but many other tornadoes right now breaking out across the center of the country. now to police in hempstead new york speaking out after a veteran police officer accidentally kills a hofstra student. andrea robello, her twin sister and two friends were also inside when a man in a ski mask entered holding people hostage. everyone was able to escape except robello. an officer got inside the home, got face to face with the suspect and had a loaded gun to that college student's head. >> the police officer fires several rounds. the officer eventually fired
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eight rounds in total. seven of those rounds struck our subject. one of those rounds struck the victim. >> now the officer was the only person at the scene to open fire. robello was 21 years old and was remembered at hofstra's graduation ceremony earlier today. crews are beginning their work on 2,000 feet of track, overhead wires and signals after a train derailment in connecticut. officials say the track must be rebuilt and work will continue around the clock until these massive repairs are completed. 72 people were sent to the hospital after that crash on friday night. nine remain there tonight. parking rules are being suspended because the amount of roadway commuters is expected to skyrocket in that state until the work is complete, no effect on train service here in maryland. getting one college degree wasn't nearly enough for a man in california. he just got his fourth one and he's 90 years old.
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wally tableson is the oldest graduate and earned his master of arts and he also has a bachelor's degree in history, a master's in literature and writing studies and a master's degree in history. congratulations to him. keep on learning all the way through. i love it. there are some big storms now in the center part of the country. i've been keeping an eye on this, some big tornadoes touching down in oklahoma. >> it's a very slow moving system. that's not going to get here until late week this coming week. >> it will eventually effect our weather. >> that's right. we'll talk more about that in the complete forecast. for now temperatures comfortable, around 70 degrees, humidity making things sticky, 78 degrees, winds are light and variable 30.12 inches. that's barometer. we'll talk more coming up in your complete first warning weather forecast. ,,,,,,,,
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welcome back. hope you enjoyed your weekend. temperatures are comfortable, but the cloud cover hasn't been too ideal. we're around 70 degrees now in baltimore, 73 in washington, 69 degrees in elkton and most of us sitting in the upper 60s to lower 70s, low temperatures tonight on the mild side as well. winds are light around 3 miles per hour out of the east in baltimore. we've still got an easterly component pulling in that atlantic moisture. that will continue to leave us with mostly cloudy skies. we'll be stuck in the clouds a while, but here's the thing. we've had a few breaks in the clouds throughout the day. this will be the pattern that continues into your monday and tuesday. we'll be dealing with more clouds than sun, but you'll be lucky to see a peek of sunshine or two through the workweek. on satellite and radar this is what we are dealing with. still paying attention to this area of clouds and rain. that's associated with low pressure and it will eventually lift overnight tonight as a
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warm front and that's when all these warm summer-like temperatures are going to be moving into our neighborhood. so let me take you through time here. here is how it will play out. tonight through tuesday that warm front is going to lift right above us, bring us southerly flow. however, we'll be dealing with a very human moist air mass. that means we'll get a -- humid moist air mass. that means we'll get a lot of in stability where the ground temperatures are warmer than the air above it. so we'll have chances for rainfall as well as scattered and isolated thundershowers or thunderstorms really for the next couple days, so not an ideal forecast, but it will be much warmer. around 66 degrees the bay temperature. tomorrow afternoon winds are out of the south 5 to 10 knots and patchy fog affecting visibility on the bay. tonight mild, 64 degrees, mostly cloudy, a passing shower or two, then tomorrow 80 degrees, variable clouds, a thundershower possible and much
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warmer temperatures. we'll get warmer in the next five days, 86 degrees by tuesday, 87 wednesday. we are dealing with chances for a scattered shower or thunderstorm in the forecast wednesday, leaving it mostly cloudy but a slight chance for a thunderstorm there, too 87 degrees, 82 thursday, 77 friday. with that system that's now in the midwest it's heading our way. orioles, not the best day for them today. >> no, sir. they are now lumbering and laboring in the ooze, muck and slime, third place in the american league east. they're going down, man. they're going down, man. i'll tell you about it just ,,,, çeçeçeçe
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stan is here with the wjz sports. >> yankees are still in first place and come to town tomorrow night, one game back of first place, boston, four games back of first place, the orioles. hey, no pretty picture this weekend for those birds. they lost their fifth consecutive game, their sixth in a row at home, sweet home, after getting swept in three games this weekend by those tampa bay rays. first off hi, there, everybody. did you know this is the noisiest place i've ever been in my life? bottom 4 birds losing to tampa bay 1 -0. manny machado two-1 pitch from matt joyce and he smacks the color off that ball all the way to the wall for a triple, near collision there for joyce and jennings. that set up adam jones for a base hit that scores and ties the game 1-1. later jones
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Intel 750 Series SSD Spotted at PAX East, Appears to be SSD DC P3500-based
Subject: Storage | March 9, 2015 - 04:56 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: SSD 750, pcie, p3500, NVMe, Intel
At PAX East, what appears to be the new Intel SSD 750 Series was spotted:
The above article mentiones the 750 will be available in 400GB and 1.2TB versions, with an 800GB model 'being considered internally'. Those capacities sound familiar - look at this crop of the specs for the P3500/P3600/P3700 Series:
Note the P3500 has identical capacity grades. As one more point of comparison, look at this leaked screen shot of the UNH-IOL compatibility list:
Source: TweakTown
...so with what appears to be identical firmware revisions, it's a safe bet that the upcoming SSD 750 Series will borrow the same fire-breathing 18-channel controller present in the Intel SSD DC P3700 (reviewed here). The packaging may be more consumer oriented, and the power is likely dialed back a bit as to produce less heat in more airflow constrained consumer PC cases, but it's looking more and more like the SSD 750 will be a reasonably quick consumer / prosumer / workstation SSD. Given that the P3500 launched at $1.50/GB, we hope to see the 750 launch for far less.
My biggest beef with this upcoming consumer NVMe part from Intel is the (possible) lack of an 800GB capacity. Many power users will consider 400GB too small, but would then be forced to jump 3x in capacity (and price) to the 1.2TB model. That might be ok for enterprise budgets, but it won't fly for PC users who can choose from other PCIe SSDs that fill that possible 800-960GB void in Intel's lineup.
Connected Data Updates Transporter Line, iOS App, Adds Standard Links
Subject: Storage | March 9, 2015 - 02:50 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: transporter, filetransporter
Transporter is a pairing of hardware and software to accomplish the goal of having your own personal file storage cloud - but this one scales all the way from a single user to enterprise. Connected Data has been on a bit of a roll these past couple of weeks. First they announced some big updates to their product line:
Here's a look at the old product line:
...and now the new line:
The two middle (and likely most popular) tiers have been replaced with a complete hardware redesign. The units that used to borrow from Drobo design cues are now what appear to be the first round of Transporter-specific multi-HDD units. The specs have also been beefed up for those two models, as both now employ dual Gigabit Ethernet with increased capacity and simultaneous user ratings also increased accordingly. You'll still need to step up to the true business tiers for redundant power supplies and rack mountability, but the 15 and 30 should be great for small businesses or remotely located groups within a business.
The new units are priced at $2499 for the 15 (~6TB) and $4999 for the 30 (~9TB). Full details available in their spec sheet (PDF). Full press blast on the above appears after the break.
Next up is an update to their iOS app:
Updates in this release:
- Provides storage for your other apps using new iOS 8 Storage Extensions to upload, open, and save files directly to Transporter
- New VLC video player for enhanced video playback in addition to Apple Player option
- Faster app startup and additional performance throughout the app
- New user interface with cleaner layout and folder icons
Integration into iOS's native 'save to' dialog is a welcome addition for an app directly competing with Dropbox.
Finally is the addition of standard links:
Transporter could previously support direct links, but standard links shift the hosting for those shared files to the Connected Data servers. Since direct links are limited by the speed of the Internet connection of the Transporter hosting the data, standard links can be used to speed up the transfer to multiple users. This would be ideal for family photo albums and other non-confidential files.
As you can see above, once standard links have been enabled, you still have file-level control of which shared data passes through Connected Data's servers. This means you can still keep those sensitive files restricted to your own device, which is part of the reason for using one of these.
Good stuff coming from these guys. We're working on sampling one of these new models and will report on our experiences as we make them.
Oh, one more thing - they are running a buy one get one free sale on Transporter Sync. Promo code DOUBLELUCK gets you a free ($99) device! This U.S. only deal likely expires on the 17th.
Meet Silicon Motion's new flash agnostic controller
Subject: Storage | March 3, 2015 - 06:16 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: tlc, ssd, SM2256, slc, silicon motion
You may remember the Silicon Motion SM2256 SSD controller that Al reported on during CES this year, even if you do not you should be interested in a controller which can work with 1x/1y/1z nm TLC NAND from any manufacturer on the market. The SSD Review managed to get a prototype which uses the new SM2256 controller, Samsung's 19nm TLC planar NAND flash and a Hynix 440Mhz 256MB DDR3 DRAM chip. In benchmarking they saw 548MB/s sequential reads and 484MB/s writes, with 4K slowing down to 38MB/s for read and 110MB/s for write. Check out the rest of the review here as well as keeping your eyes peeled for our first review of the new controller.
"Controllers are the heart and soul of every SSD. Without one, an SSD would be a useless PCB with some components slapped on it. It is responsible for everything from garbage collection and wear leveling to error correction and hardware encryption. In simple terms, all these operations can be quite complicated to implement as well as expensive to develop."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- Crucial's BX100 and MX200 @ The Tech Report
- Crucial MX200 250 GB @ techPowerUp
- Crucial BX100 SSD @ HardwareHeaven
- OCZ ARC 100 480GB SSD Review @ NikKTech
- Thecus W4000 WSS NAS @ Kitguru
- WD My Cloud DL4100 Business NAS Review @ Techgage
- ASUSTOR AS7010T NAS Server Review @ NikKTech
- SilverStone TS431S 4-Bay miniSAS DAS Storage Tower @ eTeknix
List of Upcoming USB 3.1 Devices Expected by Mid-2015
Subject: Storage | February 24, 2015 - 11:11 AM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: usb 3.1, usb, msi, asus
Followers of PC Perspective have likely seen a pair of stories previewing the upcoming performance and features of USB 3.1. First we got our hands on the MSI X99A Gaming 9 ACK motherboard and were able to run through our very first hands-on testing with USB 3.1 hardware. The motherboard had built-in USB 3.1 support and a device that was configured with a RAID-0 of Intel SSD 730 Series drives.
We followed that up with a look at the ASUS USB 3.1 implementation that included a PCIe add-on card and a dual-drive mSATA device also in RAID-0. This configuration was interesting because we can theoretically install this $40 product into any system with a free PCI Express slot.
Performance was astounding for incredibly early implementations, reaching as high as 835 MB/s!
In that last article I theorized that it would be some time before we got our hands on retail USB 3.1 hardware but it appears I wasn't giving the industry enough credit. ASUS passed us a list of incoming devices along with release schedules. There are 27 devices scheduled to be released before the end of April and ~35 by the middle of the year.
It's a daunting table to look at, so be prepared!
The product categories are mostly dominated by the likes of the a USB 3.1 to 2.5-in adapter; that would be useful but you aren't going to top out the performance of the USB 3.1 with a single 2.5-in SATA device. Iomaster has one listed as a "USB 3.1 to MSATA & M2 SSD enclosure" which could be more interesting - does it accept PCI Express M.2 SSDs?
Minerva Innovation has a couple of interesting options, all listed with pairs of mSATA or M.2 ports, two with Type-C connections. What we don't know based on this data is if it supports PCIe M.2 SSDs or SATA only and if it supports RAID-0.
A couple more list dual SATA ports which might indicate that we are going to see multiple hard drives / SSDs over a single USB 3.1 connection but without RAID support. That could be another way to utilize the bandwidth of USB 3.1 in a similar way to how we planned to use Thunderbolt daisy chaining.
We don't have pricing yet, but I don't think USB 3.1 accessories will be significantly more expensive than what USB 3.0 devices sell for. So, does this list of accessories make you more excited to upgrade your system for USB 3.1?
Don't forget the 1TB Crucial BX100 costs less than $400
Subject: Storage | February 23, 2015 - 05:25 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: ssd, SM2246EN, sata, micron, crucial, BX100, 1TB
It has been about a week since Al posted his review of the 256GB and 512GB models of the Crucial BX100 and what better way to remind you than with a review of the 1TB model, currently a mere $380 on Amazon (or only $374 on BHPhoto.com!). Hardware Canucks cracked open the 1TB budget priced consumer level SSD for your enjoyment right here, as well as running it through a gamut of tests. As expected their results are in line with the 512GB model as they both use a 4 channel controller, which does mean they are slower than some competitors drives. On the other hand the BX100 also has a significantly lower price making the 1TB model much more accessible for users. Check out their post here.
"Crucial's BX100 combines performance, endurance and value into one awesome budget-friendly SSD The best part? The 1TB version costs just $400."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- OCZ Challenge update: 2nd ARC 100 drive dies at 352TB @ Kitguru
- Crucial BX100 @ The SSD Review
- Crucial MX200 @ The SSD Review
- PNY CS2111 XLR8 @ The SSD Review
- Plextor M6e Black Edition PCIe 256GB @ Kitguru
- Thecus N4310 @ techPowerUp
- BeyondCloud BC214se 2300 by Synology @ TechwareLabs
- Lexar JumpDrive M20 2-in-1Flash Drive @ eTeknix
- Toshiba TransMemory-EX II USB 3.0 Flash Drive Review @ Madshrimps
- Asus USB 3.1 Hands-on Preview @ Kitguru
Samsung Promises Another Fix for 840 EVO Slow Down Issue
Subject: Storage | February 20, 2015 - 06:21 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: tlc, ssd, Samsung, 840 evo
Technology Background
Just over a week or so ago Allyn spent some time with the MSI X99A Gaming 9 ACK motherboard, a fact that might seem a little odd to our frequent readers. Why would our storage editor be focusing on a motherboard? USB 3.1 of course! When we visited MSI at CES in January they were the first company to show working USB 3.1 hardware and performance numbers that we were able duplicate in our testing when MSI sent us similar hardware.
But ASUS is in this game as well, preparing its product lines with USB 3.1 support courtesy of the same ASMedia controller we looked at before. ASUS has a new revision of several motherboards planned with integrated on-board USB 3.1 but is also going to be releasing an add-in card with USB 3.1 support for existing systems.
Today we are going to test that add-in card to measure ASUS' implementation of USB 3.1 and see how it stacks up to what MSI had to offer and what improvements and changes you can expect from USB 3.0.
USB 3.1 Technology Background
Despite the simple point denomination change in USB 3.1, also known as SuperSpeed+, the technological and speed differences in the newest revision of USB are substantial. Allyn did a good job of summarizing the changes that include a 10 Gbps link interface and a dramatic drop in encoding overhead that enables peak theoretical performance improvements of 2.44x compared to USB 3.0.
USB 3.1 is rated at 10 Gbps, twice that of USB 3.0. The little-reported-on nugget of info from the USB 3.1 specification relates to how they classify the raw vs. expected speeds. Taking USB 3.0 as an example, Superspeed can handle a raw 5Gbps data rate, but after subtracting out the overhead (packet framing, flow control, etc), you are left with ~450MB/s of real throughput. Superspeed+ upgrades the bit encoding type from 8b/10b (80% efficient) to 128b/132b (97% efficient) *in addition to* the doubling of raw data rate. This means that even after accounting for overhead, Superspeed+'s best case throughput should work out to ~1.1GB/s. That's not a 2x speed improvement – it is actually 2.44x of USB 3.0 speed. Superspeed+ alright!
Continue reading our preview of USB 3.1 Performance on ASUS hardware!
An ARC 100 is down, 300TB past the warranty
Subject: Storage | February 16, 2015 - 04:48 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: ocz, ARC 100, endurance
The sample size for the tests at KitGuru to see how well the OCZ ARC 100 SSDs stand up to their warranty are only five drives, now four as one has failed. The ARC 100 is rated for 20GB/day of host writes for 3 years, a total of 21.9TB and this one made it to about 322TB of writes before succumbing to errors. The other four are still going strong which lends credence to the claimed improvements that the Toshiba owned OCZ has made with their new SSD controllers. Even if you do suffer the death of a drive during the warranty period of three years the new hassle free ShieldPlus Warranty makes it very easy for you to get a replacement.
"The drives all passed the warranty figure of 300TB on 3rd February 2015 – but one of them has just failed with 322TB showing before failure."
Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- Patriot Ignite SSD Review (480GB) - Asynch Flash Takes On a Whole New Look @ The SSD Review
- Crucial MX200 500GB & 1TB SSD Review @ Hardware Canucks
- Plextor M6e Black Edition PCIe 256GB SSD @ eTeknix
- ADATA Premier Pro SP900 M.2 6Gbps SSD @ The SSD Review
- Synology DiskStation BeyondCloud Preconfigured NAS Review @ Techgage
- QNAP TurboNAS TS-431 NAS Server Review @ NikKTech
- Silicon Power Mobile X31 OTG USB 3.0 Flash Drive Review @ Madshrimps
- Inateck HB3001G OTG 3-Port USB Hub and Card Reader @ eTeknix
Introduction, Specifications and Packaging
Micron's Crucial brand has been cranking out some great low cost SSDs for the past several years now. While their early drives pushed into the SATA 6Gb/sec interface before most of the competition, their performance was inconsistent and lagged behind some of the other more nimble solutions available at that time. This pattern was broken around the time of the M550 and MX100 launches. Those two drives were heavily competitive in performance and even moreso in pricing. Actually the pricing is probably the bigger story - when they launched, one of our readers caught a 512GB MX100 on sale for $125 ($0.24/GB)! We are coming up on a year since the MX100, and at CES 2015 Micron launched a pair of SSD models - the BX100 and MX200. Today we are going to look at the BX100 series:
Crucial aims to make the BX100 as their lowest cost/GB SSD ever - even cheaper than the MX100. Since Micron makes the flash, the best way to drive costs down is to use a lower cost controller. The Silicon Motion SM2246EN is cheaper to procure than the equivalent Marvell part, yet still performs rather well.
The Silicon Motion SM2246EN SSD controller
This is a great controller, as we have seen in our prior review of the ADATA SP610, Corsair Neutron LX, and Angelbird SSD WRK. From the specs, we can see that Micron has somehow infused their variant with increased write speeds even though it appears to use the same flash as those competing models listed above. We'll see how this plays out as the review progresses.
Seagate and Micron become super best friends
Subject: Storage | February 13, 2015 - 02:47 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Seagate, micron
The large storage companies have been teaming up for a while now, not simply through mergers and takeovers but also joint ventures between those who were once competitors. It is debatable if consumers will see much cost benefit from this cooperation but at least the products do seem to improve as specialties are combined. In this particular case we will see the traditionally disk based Seagate working with the flash memory maker Micron develop SAS products as well as SSDs for Enterprise customers. The idea of Serial attached SCSI SSDs is certainly interesting but in the current business environment you have to wonder how many companies will have the budget to invest in large scale migrations to flash based storage. It is far more likely this will bring new hybrid storage servers to the market, with SSDs in the front to provide bandwidth to frequently accessed data with HDD behind them for backups and cold storage. You can get a quick refresher on the other companies which have started cooperative ventures in the article at The Inquirer.
"SEAGATE AND MICRON have announced that they will join forces to work on projects together over a number of years."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Torvalds Polls Desire for Linux's Next Major Version Bump @ Slashdot
- AMD stops shipping chips as bloated channel begs 'Please, no more' @ The Register
- Microsoft launches wobbly Windows 10 phone preview for Lumia daredevils only @ The Register
- Hacker kicks one bit XP to 10 Windows scroll goal @ The Register
- HP's Sprout computer proves the desktop isn't dead @ The Inquirer
- The Samsung Galaxy Note Edge Media Preview @ TechARP
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BAGHDAD, Iraq - Odai and Qusai Hussein, the two sons of Saddam Hussein reported killed Tuesday by U.S. troops, were among the most feared men in Iraq during their father's reign.
Odai, 39, who was notorious for erratic and muderous behavior, controlled propaganda and allegedly oversaw the torture of athletes who failed to perform. Qusai, 37, held wide-ranging powers over the regime's ruthless security apparatus.
The U.S. government had offered $15 million rewards for each son. Qusai was No. 2 on the list of the 55 most-wanted men from the former Iraqi regime, and Odai was third, behind their father. The three were on a Bush administration list of regime members who could be tried for war crimes.
Quiet, handsome and every bit as brutal as Saddam, Qusai headed Iraq's intelligence and security services, his father's personal security force and the Republican Guard.
He stayed out of the public eye and led a substantially more subdued private life than Odai, who collected luxury cars by the hundreds and had a habit of ordering his bodyguards to abduct young women off the street so he could rape them.
Qusai was far more trusted by his father and appeared to be his heir. In televised meetings with top security and military men, Qusai was seated next to Saddam, wearing well-tailored suits and dutifully noting his father's every word.
An exiled dissident told The Associated Press that only Qusai and Saddam's private secretary, Abid Hamid Mahmud al-Tikriti, who was captured in June, were kept informed of Saddam's whereabouts. Odai was thought to be too reckless to be trusted with such information.
Iraqi exiles say Odai, who headed the Saddam's Fedayeen militia, murdered at will and tortured with zeal. The London-based human rights group Indict said he ordered prisoners dropped into acid baths as punishment.
Much of Odai's notoriety abroad stemmed from his position as head of the National Iraqi Olympic Committee, which was accused of torturing and jailing athletes.
Indict said the committee once made a group of track athletes crawl on newly poured asphalt while they were beaten and threw some of them off a bridge. One defector told Indict that jailed soccer players were forced to kick a concrete ball after failing to reach the 1994 World Cup finals. Another defector said athletes were dragged through gravel and dunked in a sewage tank.
Odai seemed proud of his reputation, but his brutality even exasperated his father, who temporarily banished Odai to Switzerland after he killed one of Saddam's favorite bodyguards in 1988.
Odai once had been a strong candidate to succeed his father, but he was badly wounded in 1996 when gunmen opened fire as he drove a red Porsche through Baghdad. The attack left Odai with a bullet in his spine that forced him to walk with a cane.
Qusai was then groomed to succeed Saddam, worsening uneasy relations between the brothers.
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Experts do not believe Qusai played a significant role in the Gulf War of 1991. But he was a leading figure in the conflict's aftermath, using mass executions and torture to crush the Shiite Muslim uprising that followed the war.
Qusai also helped engineer the destruction of Iraq's southern marshes in the 1990s, an action aimed at thousands of Shiite Muslim "Marsh Arabs" living there.
Qusai also oversaw Iraq's notorious jails and is believed to have initiated "prison cleansing" - a means of relieving severe overcrowding with arbitrary killings. Citing testimony from former Iraqi intelligence officers and others, New York-based Human Rights Watch estimated several thousand inmates were killed in recent years.
Prisoners were often eliminated with a bullet to the head, but one witness told Indict that inmates were sometimes murdered by being dropped into shredding machines.
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- The Road to Character by David Brooks. The opening essay (largely reprinted in the NY Times a while back) was terrific, but the character studies themselves were only OK. I would have preferred to see some more contemporary stories. Tho the message got through — building great character doesn't come easily to anyone, it is a lifelong daily struggle, confronting and overcoming the weaker parts of your nature.
- Matchbox Theatre by Michael Frayn. A quick read, some gems, but grew a little old.
- The Mists of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley. Been on the shelf forever. Good read from a very different viewpoint, I'm not sure I could have waded thru yet another typical retelling of the story.
- Shadow Divers by Robert Kurson. Great true story about deep sea divers after a mysterious U-boat. Great characters, life and death drama, an excellent window into a world I knew little about.
- Pirate Hunters by Robert Kurson. An attempt to capture the magic again of Shadow Divers. A fine story but pales next to Shadow Divers.
How many sleek black silos do I need in my kitchen?
I have an Amazon echo. Now I just installed the Canary. I am sure Google and MSFT and everyone else wants to get their ambient computing module in my house. How many of these will I need to have?
Canary seems like a better Dropcam, modulo some quality issues
I installed the Canary home monitoring cam this am.
It is positioned as "Smart Home Security for Everyone". It is about an 8" tall sleek cylinder with a usb power connection. Key product details:
- HD camera with wide-angle lens + mic. Purportedly also has night vision support.
- wifi or ethernet backhaul. If you choose wifi, rather than doing the private wifi network dance that many of these devices do, you use a provided audio mic cable and the smartphone app. the smartphone app sends setup info over the audio cable using modem protocols. it seems simpler than the wifi dance.
- smartphone app
- temperature, humidity, airquality monitor. also accelerometer, i guess you can monitor whether it is moved?
- 90 db alarm. this only activates if you ask it to from the smartphone app.
You have several plan options:
- Free: last 12 hours recorded, 5 clips in the cloud permanently. so this seems better than dropcam free tier.
- $10/month: last 7 days always available, 50 clips stored permanently. dropcam-ish — i.e. egregiously expensive app-specific storage
- $20/month: last 30 days available, 100 video clips stored permanently. In case you wanted even more egregiously expensive storage
- $40/month: last 90 days available, 250 clips stored permanently. And even more.
- for an additional $10/month they will hook you up to call center monitoring. i imagine that video is not sent to call center, just events (i.e. akin to existing home security systems). This seems like competitive pricing.
Initial Reactions:
- install was painless. i like the audio cable approach. tho if the device has a camera, why do you need an audio cable at all — why can't you just display a sequence of QR-codes (or equivalent) on the smart phone app.
- it really struggles to deliver HD video over wifi. lots of frame drops. the video is close to unusable as a result. There must be a compression choice that could address this.
- it uses your smartphone location to auto switch from home to away mode. i.e. when i am in the house, it notes events, but doesn't send me alerts. when i leave house, it will start sending me alerts. this is nice.
- it has a "privacy" mode where camera and mic are disabled.
This is a much more focused and complete security solution than drop cam — alarm, remote monitoring service, etc. Setup was simple. I could see replacing my dropcam with this.
It is still tho terribly expensive. The frame dropping issue is a problem. There might be some robustness issues, I've had some problems reliably connecting to my streams. If the quality improves tho this might be a good step up.
I am dubious about the Tesla Powerwall
I spent the morning decoding error messages and tracing water lines for my radiant heat boiler. Initially the codes told me that I had insufficient water pressure on the feed line, and when I fixed that, then the boiler said that the output temperature was not responding as expected — likely because I left the resupply line open, and was trying to heat up a very large body of cold water. Or maybe not, because there is supposed to be a backflow valve preventing that. Whatever, I am operational again after downloading two very large manuals and learning more about burner error codes and operations than I ever wanted to.
This was on top of a separate plumbing issue we've been wrestling with for a month.
I don't think most people want to spend time on the electricity, water, hot water, sewer, or other utilities. They just want it all to work when they hit the button. And are willing to spend a little bit of money to make that happen. Most people just want centrally supplied and centrally managed utilities. To switch to local supply/generation/storage, the savings have to be incredibly dramatic, or you have to value your time at a very low rate, or there must be no central alternative (ie off-grid locations). I am dubious that this will ever be the case in urban/suburban US or other major economies.
I also don't want a 200 pound lump of lithium in my garage.
Recent Books — The Grapes of Math, The River of Doubt
- The Grapes of Math by Alex Bellos. Supposed to be a fun exploration of math in our lives, but I don't think anyone is going to really like this book. For people that hate math, there is too much math and too little backstory. For people like me who like math, there is too much rehashing of math we already know, and too little backstory.
- The River of Doubt by Candace Millard. The story of Teddy Roosevelt's Amazon expedition after his last failed presidential run. I never realized what an epic disaster this trip was, the team was in no way ready for the rigors of the Amazon. Great tale, makes me both want to see the Amazon basin, and terrified to see the Amazon basin.
Alexa, re-order three wolf moon shirt
This latest Amazon Echo feature is awesome and horrible. Amazon is making it so easy to buy things.
Re-ordering your favorite Prime products is now even easier with Echo — just use your voice. If you're low on kitchen supplies, want to restock on snacks, or need more rolls of duct tape for the garage, simply ask Echo to place an order for you.
Just say "Alexa, re-order laundry detergent" — Echo will search your order history and can order the item for you using your default payment and shipping settings. If Echo can't find the requested item in your order history, it may suggest an item for your approval using Amazon's Choice, which picks highly-rated, well-priced, Prime products. You can manage your shopping preferences and set an optional confirmation code in your Amazon Echo App.
Some customers, like @chmarch, will be happy to know that baby lotion works particularly well (Congrats!).
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Flynixie looks cool, but the Apple Watch 2 antigrav will blow it away
Flynixie. I'm not sure that Dick Tracy's watch could fly, so this is way more awesome.
Spherical cameras
All these look cool —
- Bounce. "TACTICAL THROWABLE CAMERAS"
- Bublcam. "The most innovative spherical capture camera the world has ever seen"
- Giroptic. "The World's First True 360 HD Camera". I backed this on kickstarter or indiegogo or whatever.
- V.360. "The World's first 360 seamless HD action camera"
- 360fly. "the camera that takes video to a whole new level". From their site, obviously going into the gopro market.
- Panono "KEEP YOUR MEMORIES IN OVER 100 MEGAPIXELS"
All pricy. I like the 360fly and bounce the best, they have focused scenarios they are going after. Two of the others seem to be staking claim to the "world's first" positioning, but not sure that is actually compelling.
I wish I could just yoke together cheap RPI cameras, or all the cameras I already have on devices I already own.
UPDATE: Oh and don't forget the goPro spherical solution, this is going to be spendy.
Recent Books
- The Goblin Emperor by Katherine Addison. From last year's Nebula list, a great tale of court entrigue.
- The Ocean at The End of The Lane by Neil Gaiman. A pretty quick read, very entrancing. Worth the accolades.
- Ancillary Justice and Ancillary Sword by Ann Leckie. Also from last year's Nebula list, a galaxy-spanning human empire starts to crumble from the inside.
- Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman. Good but a big of a slog.
- Dead Wake by Erik Larson. A great telling of the last days of the Lusitania. Immediately bought another Larson, this was great.
- City of Bohane by Kevin Barry. A strange tale of near future Ireland. Men are fools.
- The Child Who by Simon Lelic. A lawyer nobly tries to defend a young murder suspect and finds his own life torn apart. Don't try experiments on your family.
Remote sensing without video is a tough row to hoe
SNUPI/Wallyhome cuts staff — sad to see a Seattle startup struggle, and these guys have some really interesting technology that has come out of Patel's work.
But I've always thought that remote sensing without video (and to a lesser degree audio) is uninteresting. The first thing you want to do when a remote event is triggered is see exactly what is going on. Without that, remote sensing is just kind of frustrating. I've tried Wally and Smartthings and every other kind of remote sensor, the only thing that has stuck is Dropcam because it lets me see what is going on.
It is why cameras and video is at the heart of what we are doing at Surround.io — vision is fundamental, and solving the hard scale issues of video processing, storage and transmission puts you in a great position to deal with other types of sensor data.
"I'll be that guy for a couple of weeks"
Sadly, I am as much a tool as this guy — Money quotes from USA Today:
Perkins says he's "all in" on Apple products from the iPhone to Apple TV. And, in his line of work, he has to stay abreast of important tech trends.
But the main reason he's an early adopter of the Apple Watch? "It's the perfect sports watch," said Perkins who plans to wear it while jogging. He'll also wear it the office for the notifications that remind him to get to meetings on time and as a conversation piece.
"I will have that showpiece that everyone wants to see," Perkins said. "I'll be that guy for a couple of weeks."
Books — Noir, Pradeep Mathew, Secret Speech
- Noir by Robert Coover. Noir mystery meets mushrooms. Very strange story. Engaged me but I'm not sure I'd want a steady diet of this.
- The Legend of Pradeep Mathew by Shehan Karunatilaka. Very nicely written, but ultimately defeated me. My lack of any cricket knowledge and lack of any Sri Lanka knowledge put me in too deep a hole.
- The Secret Speech by Tom Rob Smith. Excellent pageturner, not surprising, Smith writes engaging tales.
- The Trinity Six by Charles Cumming. Also a great pageturner, for some reason the hunt for moles inside the British intelligence community never gets old.
- The Story of Edgar Sawtelle by David Wroblewski. I enjoyed, kind of an extended Greek tragedy set in rural Wisconsin. With dogs.
- Y: The Last Man by Brian K Vaughan, Pia Guerra, Jose Marzan Jr. I don't read many graphic novels but this got such great reviews, and it is a great tale. Every male human and male animal dies off suddenly, except for one, and the race is on to save and recreate the world. This would be a fantastic TV show, tho I'd tame down some of the comic parts a little.
RPI alternatives — Tessel 2, Spark Electron
I see I can pre-order a Tessel 2 now. Interesting part, it is nice that wifi is built in, and they have the same entry price as the pi, and they seem to be more focused on embedded solutions, with a lot of messaging around pricing and use for embedded. But no GPU on this chip which seems unfortunate, unless I am missing something. And no camera port, usb only. This might or might not be ok, tho part of the RPI's appeal is the camera port dumping right to GPU ram with no use of the limited usb/io bus.
The Spark Electron is another interesting device, built in low cost cellular plan, which is very nice. I am compelled to trial one just for that. Now this is a much more compute limited device than the others, but a great idea.
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Recent Books — Beatles, Sisters Brothers, Wool, Stone's Fall, Zoo City, Terror of Living
- The Beatle Lyrics, edited by Hunter Davies. Not a terrible addition to the Beatles literature, but not great either. The discussion of the lyrics is not very deep, which might be ok, but the discussion of what was going on with the writers at the time is also thin. Just OK.
- The Sisters Brothers by Patrick deWitt. Fantastic Old West characters, I loved the two brothers. The tale started out strong and kind of petered out, but memorable characters.
- Wool Omnibus Edition by Hugh Howey. OK we don't really need any more near future post apocalyptic dystopia novels, but this was fun.
- Stone's Fall by Iain Pears. Well this was twisty and fun. Deception and intrigue across several generations in the 1900s.
- Zoo City by Lauren Beukes. Near future science fiction set in South Africa, not the usual setting for most books available here in US.
- Tanglewreck by Jeanette Winterson. Someone recommended this as a great YA title, but I thought it was a bit of a mess.
- Unseen by Karin Slaughter. How does this thing get good reviews on Amazon, it is a poorly written mess. Gave up on quickly.
- The Terror of Living by Urban Waite. Smuggling on the Canadian border goes very very wrong.
This may make me return to vinyl
I sold most of my vinyl back in the early 90s, tho I held on to a couple dozen that meant something to me. This artisan turntable from a local shop makes me want to get back into vinyl…
Someone (who shall remain nameless) sent me a midi file today
Recent Books — Different, xkcd, Shardlake
- Different by Youngme Moon. I hate most business books but this one was refreshing. Relatively agjron free, short, and with a clear point of view about how to innovate and stand out.
- Dissolution by C. J. Sansom. Great Tudor era mystery. Very sorry that TV production on this stalled years ago, this would be awesome.
- What If? by Randall Munroe. The perfect bathroom book.
Tools I've been playing around with….
Gstreamer continues to be super useful, although like every open source project, there are a lot of rough edges. Open Frameworks seems like it might be very useful as well. FPM — effing package management, indeed. io.js — wondering if I should jump to, the recent slowness of node.js revs is cause for wonder.
1G quadcore pi…
the latest pi rev is phenomenal. and when you look at where arm procs are heading — wow we are going to have a lot of compute power at the edge. Which makes me happy about what we are doing at Surround.io, we are betting in a big way on edge compute power.


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Horsetail Fall
(note the ropes on the left of the fall)
Yose Falls reflected in Cooks Meadow
NPS finally got smart
Vernal from The Mist Trail
Ice Climbing The Mist Trail
Vernal Falls
Mist Trail below Vernal
Top o Vernal - not a soul in sight
Compare to #78
Looking down on The Mist Trail - yummy
Top of Vernal
Coming up Mist b/t Vernal and Nevada
Bunnell Pt. zoom from west of Little Yosemite Valley
Mt. Clark
Birdy and Half Dome from JMT
Looking down on Little Yosemite Valley S of JMT
(dome in the middle is Starr King)
Mt. Starr King
Campsite on Day 1 - She LOVES that Hammock
Bird and Starr, Liberty Cap, Illiouette Ridge above the Cap
Crossing creek by JMT/CR Jct
Off of the JMT to get views
(Starr King in background)
Zoom of Subdome of Half Dome
Face SW of Clouds "massif"
View from High Trail
Quartzite and Clark on horizon,
Bunnell Pt. below
Looking "up" the Merced
Merced Lake is down yonder
Foerster in background
Cascade Cliffs on left
Starr King in the back right
taken from the High Trail
Clark in the upper left
Dome 7683
Cascade Cliff a little beyond that
Starr King in background
Tina on High Trail
(note we weren't wearing snowshoes)
Clark in the background
Looking down the Merced River Canyon
Pond at 7600 ft. on High Trail
Same spot-ish looking north
River is in view now
Bunnel in middle
Dome 7683 prominent
(Snow) Bridge over the River Merced
Looking east from trail above Echo Valley
Bridge over Echo Creek
(there are 3 total)
(this is the second heading east)
Pict. doesn't do justice how nice this spot was just below the lake
Bird at Merced Lake
Chick-ON Merced Lake
Merced Lake
Merced Lake HSC
Merced at the HSC
Merced Lake Ranger Cabin
Lewis Creek
Merced Lake HSC
*open for business
*Marmot is on the menu
Reflections in the swampy area of Merced Lake
View south w/ Merced Lake
Heading back out
Merced River just below the lake
Echo Valley
Heading back up to the High Trail
Clark Canyon
Bunnell Pt.
Cornice on Bunnell
Heading down to the river
Bunnell Avalanche
Lunch and water before the bush whacking begins
Made it down that ... yum yum
Avalanche at Bunnell
Snow Bridge over the Merced
Looking above the snow bridge at Bunnell
heading to Bunnell Cascade
Lost Valley
this is the trail
Billy Dome
Cascade Cliffs
Moraine Dome
(had no idea it looked like Billy Dome)
(the trail from LYV to Moraine Dome camp area is mostly in the woods)
Cliffs north of LYV
LYV area
Sunday, day 1
Just before bathrooms at Nevada Falls
Wednesday, day 4
Compare to #10
Vernal from the lookout heading to Clark Pt.
almost to Clark Pt.
JMT below Clark Pt.
Chick-on getting on camera
Bunnell Switchbacks
Sunrise Creek


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, Volume 14, Issue 10, pp 1999-2016
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Biogeographical comparison of the invasive Lepidium draba in its native, expanded and introduced ranges
- Hariet L. HinzAffiliated withCABI Email author
- , Mark SchwarzländerAffiliated withDepartment of Plant, Soil and Entomological Sciences, University of Idaho
- , Jessica L. McKenneyAffiliated withDepartment of Plant, Soil and Entomological Sciences, University of IdahoEntomology Department, Louisiana State University AgCenter
- , Michael G. CrippsAffiliated withDepartment of Plant, Soil and Entomological Sciences, University of IdahoLincoln University
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Invasive plants are expected to perform better and consequently be more abundant in their introduced compared to their native ranges. However, few studies have simultaneously compared plant and population traits along with biotic and abiotic environmental parameters for invasive and native plant populations. We compared 17 native Eastern European, 14 expanded Western European and 31 introduced US populations of the invasive Lepidium draba over 2 years. Most parameters were similar between the two European ranges, but differed for the US. Density, cover, and biomass of L. draba were greater in the US while cover of other vegetation was lower. Bare-ground and litter cover were greater for US populations in 1 year, as was L. draba shoot height and seed output. Availability of labile soil nitrogen was also greater in the US range. Endophagous shoot herbivory was greater in Western Europe compared to the US in 1 year. As expected, specialist herbivores were only found in Europe. Differences between ranges were not explained by varying environmental conditions (climate, altitude and latitude). In summary our results indicate that lower interspecific competition, higher resource availability and the lack of specialist natural enemies may all contribute to the increased performance of L. draba in its introduced US range. Additionally, L. draba is well adapted to disturbance events, which may further benefit its competitiveness at degraded sites. In general our results were consistent between years, which reinforces their validity. However, some of the differences were only significant in one of the 2 years, which, on the other hand, emphasizes the importance to ideally conduct biogeographic comparisons over multiple years.
KeywordsHoary cress Invasive species Invasion mechanism Biological control Herbivory
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- Title
- Biogeographical comparison of the invasive Lepidium draba in its native, expanded and introduced ranges
- Journal
Biological Invasions
Volume 14, Issue 10 , pp 1999-2016
- Cover Date
- 2012-10
- 10.1007/s10530-012-0207-z
- Print ISSN
- 1387-3547
- Online ISSN
- 1573-1464
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Hoary cress
- Invasive species
- Invasion mechanism
- Biological control
- Herbivory
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Hariet L. Hinz (1)
- Mark Schwarzländer (2)
- Jessica L. McKenney (2) (3)
- Michael G. Cripps (2) (4)
- Bradley Harmon (2)
- William J. Price (5)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. CABI, Rue des Grillons 1, 2800, Delémont, Switzerland
- 2. Department of Plant, Soil and Entomological Sciences, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID, 83844-2339, USA
- 3. Entomology Department, Louisiana State University AgCenter, Baton Rouge, LA, 70803, USA
- 4. Lincoln University, Lincoln, Canterbury, 7647, New Zealand
- 5. Statistical Programs, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID, 83844-2337, USA


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Definition of misery in English:
noun (plural miseries)
1A state or feeling of great distress or discomfort of mind or body: she went upstairs and cried in misery he wrote endlessly about his frustrations and miseries
More example sentences
- This one revolves around a mental case wallowing in misery because her sister stole her boyfriend.
- This tale of physical misery, compelling as it is, is not the main focus of Young's play.
- The physical misery it causes has been compared to advanced cardiac disease or cancer.
unhappiness, distress, wretchedness, suffering, anguish, anxiety, angst, torment, pain, grief, heartache, heartbreak, despair, despondency, dejection, depression, desolation, gloom, melancholy, melancholia, woe, sadness, sorrow
informal the dumps, the blues
literary dolor
1.1 (usually miseries) A cause or source of great distress or discomfort: the miseries of war
More example sentences
- The 'patriarchal family' was held to be the main source of children's miseries.
- As long as we live in this world, we are bound to suffer the miseries and afflictions that beset the human being.
- What is more, it is as simple as the solution which, after the Second World War, we applied to correct the economic and other miseries that had plagued us during the Great Depression of the 1930s.
affliction, misfortune, difficulty, problem, ordeal, trouble, hardship, deprivation;
pain, sorrow, trial, tribulation, woe
make someone's life a misery (or make life a misery for someone)
- Cause someone severe distress by continued unpleasantness or harassment.Example sentences
- She felt guilty about Stella making your life a misery.
- For a start, the new measure will not apply to existing tenants - so if you already live next door to someone who is making your life a misery, this won't help at all.
- We have a duty to protect the law abiding majority against those who are making their life a misery.
put someone/something out of their misery
- End the suffering of a person or animal in pain by killing them.Example sentences
- Sometimes it was expressed informally, as when spectators at public demonstrations quietly put the animal subjects out of their misery.
- He says a doctor approached him, saying a hospital administrator wanted to know what he thought about putting patients out of their misery.
- Authorities are reviewing patient records, trying to evaluate claims that he administered fatal overdoses of medication to seriously ill patients to put them out of their misery.
- informal2.1 Release someone from suspense or anxiety by telling them something they are anxious to know.Example sentences
- Maybe I should just put them out of their misery and just tell them the truth?
Late Middle English: from Old French miserie, from Latin miseria, from miser 'wretched'.
Misery comes via French from Latin miser 'wretched', which also gives us miser (Late Middle English).
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