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Policy I-11
(Approved: UFC 4/8/97; Trustees 5/8/97, 5/2/08)
Introduction to the Indiana University Policy on Intellectual Property
This policy implements the Indiana University "Statement of Principles on Intellectual Property." The policy has five basic elements: definitions, categories of intellectual property, the distribution of revenues, dispute resolution within the university, and implementation. Under this policy, the primary division of intellectual property is between patentable and copyrighted works. Generally speaking, ownership of patentable work is vested in the University. Copyrighted works are subdivided into Traditional Works of Scholarship, ownership of which remains with the creator of the work, and University Works, as to which the University retains ownership. The revenues from intellectual property owned by the University are distributed according to the formula set out in this policy.
Indiana University Policy on Intellectual Property
1. Definitions
- A. "Creators" are any persons who create intellectual property using University resources.
- B. "Indiana University" and "University" refer to Indiana University or to its subdivisions,as appropriate.
- C. "President" means the President of Indiana University or his or her designee.
- D. The Indiana University Research and Technology Corporation (IURTC) is the organization assigned by Indiana University to hold and manage the University's intellectual property. References to IURTC include its offices and subdivisions, and include any successor organization.
- E. "Externally Funded Works" are copyrighted works resulting from funds given to the University by external sources.
- F. "Patentable Intellectual Property" describes inventions, discoveries, and manufacturing designs that have been reduced to practice, and are novel, useful, and non-obvious, and therefore likely to be subject to protection under United States patent law.
- G. "Copyrighted Intellectual Property" describes original works of authorship that have been fixed in a tangible medium of expression, including books, articles, artwork, music, software, traditional or electronic correspondence, and on-line instructional materials, that are likely to be subject to protection under United States copyright law.
- H. "Traditional Works of Scholarship" are copyrighted scholarly and creative works regardless of their form, other than patentable intellectual property, which are created by academic appointees or students, and which have not been the subject of Exceptional University Support or external contracts or grants. Examples of Traditional Works of Scholarship include scholarly publications, journal articles, research bulletins, monographs, books, play scripts, theatrical productions, poems, works of music and art, instructional materials, and non-patentable software.
- I. "University Works" are copyrighted works (including on-line instructional materials) that have been specifically commissioned by a University office, that have been developed with Exceptional University Support, or that constitute Externally Funded Works.
- J. "Exceptional University Support"
- i. Exceptional University Support is financial or other support for research and teaching activities that exceeds the norm for a faculty member or student's research or for teaching in his or her field or department.
- ii. No support shall be deemed Exceptional University Support in the absence of a written agreement between the University and the Creators that specifies ownership of copyright in all resulting works and the allocation of associated rights.
- iii. Exceptional University Support does not include:
- (a) sabbatical funding;
- (b) the award of competitive internal research or teaching grants;
- (c) ordinary library services;
- (d) clerical or administrative support;
- (e) office or laboratory supplies and equipment;
- (f) funding for endowed chairs; or
- (g) merely assigning a faculty member to teach a course that uses instructional materials that are provided to students electronically, including through the internet.
- iv. For on-line instruction, Exceptional University Support does not include:
- (a) ordinary use of University servers and software platforms;
- (b) basic instruction in web composing;
- (c) basic orientation to the operation of online instructional techniques and processes;
- (d) occasional technical troubleshooting assistance; and
- (e) consultation with relevant University offices with respect to the Creator's rights under this Policy
- v. For on-line instruction, Exceptional University Support includes:
- (a) provision of designated technical assistance, such as audio-visual department personnel or a qualified graduate assistant, to assist development of an online course, or provision of specialized software purchased for a particular online project, which exceeds normal University support for traditional courses, or
- (b) commissioned by the University by the provision of release time or other compensation to a faculty member as an adjustment to normal assigned duties for the purpose of creating an online course, which exceeds normal University support for traditional courses.
- K. "On-line instruction" means instruction that is distributed to students exclusively through the internet.
- L. "On-line instructional materials" are works, including courseware, that are created and distributed in connection with on-line instruction.
- M. "Net revenue" is that remaining after deducting all legal fees and expenses necessary for obtaining and maintaining protection for, and licensing, applicable intellectual property.
2. Categories of Covered Intellectual Property
A. Patentable Intellectual Property
- i. The University shall have the sole right to determine the disposition of patentable intellectual property under this Policy, including decisions concerning patent licensing and sale. Determination of those dispositions shall take into account the interests of the University, the public, and the Creator, including the Creator's professional or ethical convictions concerning the use of intellectual property.
- ii. Creators shall disclose promptly to IURTC any potentially Patentable Intellectual Property on forms made available by IURTC. IURTC shall report all disclosures to the President, and shall provide to Department Chairs and School Deans quarterly lists of disclosures relevant to their units.
- iii. IURTC shall assess all disclosures submitted to it in a timely fashion, normally within sixty days, to determine whether the University should seek patent protection for the intellectual property. IURTC shall promptly notify the Creator of the intellectual property of the results of its assessment.
- iv. Distribution of revenues derived from patentable intellectual property shall be governed by the distribution schedule stipulated in Section 3 of this policy, unless legal requirements or contractual agreements require otherwise.
B. Traditional Works of Scholarship
- i. Except as provided in section 2.C.v, the University shall assert no claims to copyright ownership in or to distribution of revenue from Traditional Works of Scholarship.
- ii. The University may use Traditional Works of Scholarship, including on-line instructional materials, created for ordinary classroom and program use, such as syllabi, assignments, and tests, for administrative purposes, which may include course equivalency assessments for transfer purposes, accreditation agency reviews, and other functions that allow the University to fulfill its responsibilities for accountability.
C. University Works
- i. The University retains all rights to use and commercialize University Works. The University may choose to forego or modify its ownership of a University Work and associated rights, through a written agreement with the Creator(s) of the work.
- ii. In the absence of contractual or legal restrictions to the contrary, the University grants Creators non-exclusive rights to non-commercial use and distribution of University Works they have authored. Creators who leave the University may continue to use such works at another non-profit institution for teaching, research, and other non-commercial purposes.
- iii. Revisions of University Works
- (a) The University will respect the rights of Creators of University Works in considering and undertaking revisions.
- (b) The University shall either withdraw obsolete University Works from use or seek revisions.
- (c) Creators may initiate a request for withdrawal or revision in order to protect academic integrity.
- (d) The University shall offer Creators employed by the University the opportunity to make revisions before requests are made of others.
- (e) The University shall in good faith consult Creators no longer employed by the University.
- iv. The University shall acknowledge all Creators who have made a substantial contribution to a University Work, unless those individuals request otherwise. Creators may request to have their names removed from works.
- v. The distribution of revenue arising from marketing, licensing, and protecting University Works, and from the sale of their copyright or associated rights, shall be distributed in accord with the schedule stipulated in Section 3, unless the University and Creators agree otherwise.
- vi. Copyright of University Works is held by the University in the name of the Trustees of Indiana University.
- vii. Protection of and Liability for Copyright
- (a) IURTC and the Office of University Counsel, as appropriate, shall investigate allegations of unauthorized use or copyright infringement of University Works, and shall recommend appropriate action. If the University initiates legal action in response to an unauthorized use or infringement, all costs of such action shall be borne by the University, which shall control the action. If IURTC decides not to initiate legal action, the Creator(s) may appeal the decision to the President, whose decision shall be final.
- (b) In the event third parties assert unauthorized use or copyright infringement claims relating to a work in which the University has asserted ownership against the University or the Creator(s), the University shall assume responsibility for the defense and control of any legal action arising from such claims, in accordance with the University's Indemnification Policy.
- viii. In the case of all copyrightable University Works, the unit or units of the University that have commissioned the work or provided Exceptional University Support shall file a report with IURTC as to the existence of such University Work and the opinion of the unit(s) as to such University Work's commercial potential. IURTC will assess the commercial potential and determine whether it wishes to manage commercialization of the work and management of the copyright. If IURTC does not deem the work marketable, it shall transfer the management responsibilities back to the commissioning unit(s). In these cases, the unit(s) may undertake management of the copyright, in consultation with the Office of the University Counsel, including the granting of non-royalty bearing licenses and other agreements involving permission for use.
D. Externally Funded Works Externally Funded Works shall be considered University Works for all purposes, except that the terms of their respective sponsorship agreements or applicable laws shall take priority over this policy.
E. On-Line Instructional Materials
- i. On-line instructional materials are considered Traditional Works of Scholarship, unless they were –
- (a) specifically commissioned by the University from a faculty member or any other person,
- (b) created using Exceptional University Support, or
- (c) created by non-faculty staff within the scope of their employment,
- – in which case they are considered University Works. This policy only applies to the aspects of the materials that are separable from other protected intellectual property that is incorporated into or utilized by the online materials.
- ii. Faculty creators of instructional materials that are provided to students electronically (including through the internet) and which qualify as Traditional Works of Scholarship may commercialize such works, so long as the University's name is not used other than to identify the faculty member's position at the University.
- iii. The copyright in instructional materials created by students and submitted to meet course requirements, and which would otherwise qualify as Traditional Works of Scholarship under section 2.E.i above, is owned by the student creator. Neither the course instructor nor the University shall distribute student owned on-line instructional materials for purposes beyond those of the course in which they are submitted or for appropriate for administrative purposes (such as accreditation agency reviews, assuring academic integrity, and other functions that allow the University and instructors to fulfill their responsibilities for accountability), without obtaining the written permission of the student.
3. Revenue Distribution
A. Monetary Proceeds
- i. All monetary proceeds from the transfer or commercialization of applicable intellectual property shall be distributed as follows, unless legal requirements or contractual agreements require otherwise:
- (a) The Creator(s) (or heirs, successors, and assigns), shall receive 35% of net revenues arising from the applicable intellectual property. The Creator's share shall be divided equally among joint Creators, absent a written agreement among the Creators to the contrary.
- (b) The laboratory, or other applicable ongoing research, teaching, or service project entity in which the intellectual property originated, shall receive 15% of net revenues for the period during which the entity continues to function and the Creator(s) remain associated with the University. If the intellectual property did not originate through such an entity, or if the Creator(s) cease to be associated with the University, this portion shall be assigned to the originating administrative unit (department, center, etc.). If the laboratory or other project entity ceases to exist while the Creator(s) remains at the University, this portion shall be assigned to an account in support of research managed by the Creator(s) and supervised by the originating administrative unit. In the case of multiple Creators, this full share shall continue to be allocated undiminished so long as a single faculty Creator remains at the University; this includes Creators holding emeritus status who continue to maintain a University research, teaching, or service project, subject to annual approval by the relevant dean and the President.
- (c) Campus units that have been involved in the development of the intellectual property, such as departments in which the Creator holds FTE appointment, centers initiating or managing project contracts and grants, and the relevant school, shall share 15% of net revenues. Campus faculties shall develop policies governing the distributions of such revenues among campus units in a manner appropriate to the campus, and adhering to the principle that a unit's degree of direct engagement in intellectual property development shall be reflected in its share of revenues. These policies permit and encourage units that cooperate in support of projects that generate intellectual property to execute agreements in advance concerning distribution of the campus units' share of revenues.
- (d) The University and IURTC together shall receive 35% of net revenues, to support further intellectual property creation as determined by the President and to cover the expenses associated with management of intellectual property and to support further activities of the IURTC Office of Technology Transfer devoted to intellectual property creation and protection. The division of this amount between the University and IURTC shall be negotiated between the University and IURTC. A report shall be made annually to the Intellectual Property Policy Council on the division of revenues and the activities of the University and IURTC in support of intellectual property creation and protection.
Academic Administration Net revenue (= gross LESS legal fees and expenses) Creators Labs, etc. Campus Units University IURTC 35% 15% 15% 35%
- ii. In the absence of a written agreement to the contrary, multiple Creators shall receive equal portions of the Creator's share of revenue, and cases involving multiple laboratories, units, schools, and the like shall follow the principle of equal portions.
B. Equity Interests
- i. IURTC may negotiate for equity interests in lieu of or in addition to monetary consideration as a part of an agreement between IURTC and an external entity relating to intellectual property. Such negotiations shall comply with federal and state statutes, University policies on conflicts of interest and commitment, and other applicable University policies.
- ii. IURTC shall own the equity interests. If and when monetary proceeds are generated by the sale of equity interests, those proceeds shall be distributed according to the policies set forth above for revenue distribution. IURTC does not act as a fiduciary for any Creator concerning equity interests or other non-monetary consideration received under the terms of this policy and no Creator shall have any interest in, or legal right to, such equity interests or non-monetary consideration.
- iii. A Creator may propose to IURTC an equity interest in the intellectual property in exchange for his or her own distribution (all other distributions being proportionately increased). IURTC shall negotiate with the Creator in good faith; however, it is not required to reach agreement with the Creator for an arrangement other than the equity and distribution arrangements in the prior paragraphs.
4. Dispute Resolution
A. All appeals of decisions of the University or IURTC under this policy will be referred to an Intellectual Property Policy Council.
B. The Intellectual Property Policy Council shall consist of
(i) Six faculty members, selected as follows:
(a) two faculty members appointed annually—one by the IUPUI Faculty Council Executive Committee and one by the Bloomington Faculty Council Agenda Committee—from the membership of campus Research Affairs Committees or other relevant standing committees of the Councils;
(b) one faculty member from a regional campus shall be appointed annually by the UFC Agenda Committee from the membership of the UFC Research Affairs Committee.
(c) two at-large faculty members appointed by the University Faculty Council Agenda Committee, in consultation with the President
(d) a faculty chair designated by the University Faculty Council Agenda Committee, in consultation with the President; and
(ii) The associate deans for research or equivalent from:
(a) the School of Medicine;
(b) the College of Arts and Sciences, and
(c) two other schools—one each from the Indianapolis and Bloomington campuses—designated annually by the President.
C. Creators may appeal actions or decisions of the University or IURTC within thirty (30) days after the action or decision, unless good cause is shown for delay. The Council shall make a determination within thirty (30) days of the appeal. The University, the IURTC, or the Creators may appeal the Council's determination to the President, whose decision will be final. The President shall submit a report to the Council explaining the basis for his or her decision. 5. Implementation A. This policy is to be interpreted and implemented so as to avoid infringement on academic freedom or restrictions on the ability of researchers to publish and present the results of their research. B. Intellectual Property Policy Council. 1. The University or IURTC (as appropriate) shall consult with the Intellectual Property Policy Council in developing implementation policies for this policy. The University or IURTC may request a recommendation from the Intellectual Property Policy Council regarding the disposition of the intellectual property. 2. All exceptions to the terms of this policy shall require the written consent of the President, after consultation with the heads of directly affected units and schools, the chair of the Intellectual Property Policy Council or his or her designee, and the Creators. Individual agreements among parties concerning the distribution and relinquishing of rights or revenues are not exceptions under this policy. 3. The Intellectual Property Policy Council shall submit a written summary of its activities annually to the University Faculty Council and shall specifically address the effectiveness of the University and IURTC in utilizing the revenues that it receives under this policy to serve the interests of Creators and the University. C. Written agreements related to revenue distributions, licenses, and exemptions that were executed prior to the effective date of this policy shall not be affected by this policy. D. The Office of the University Counsel is the only source of legal advice within the University and shall only provide legal advice to the University, not to individual authors with respect to works in which they own the copyright. IURTC directs all intellectual property litigation under this policy on behalf of the University. E. The President and the Creators may by written agreement modify the terms of ownership and distribution of revenues. F. This policy takes effect on July 1, 2008, and replaces the intellectual property policy adopted by the Board of Trustees on May 9, 1997. For copyrighted works, the effective date shall be determined as the date of the creation of the work in its final form. For potentially patentable works, the effective date shall be determined as the date that the work was or should have been disclosed as required by this policy. G. The Intellectual Property Policy Council shall assess the effectiveness of this policy and the appropriateness of its revenue distribution at intervals of not more than five years. It shall report its findings to the University Faculty Council and the President.


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Use a cheap phone sync cable with the serial port
Possible Cheaper Alternative to this Cable
You may want to look at the instructions for the use of a Nokia DKU-5 or CA-42 cable instead on the Use a Nokia Serial Cable on an ARM9 Linkstation page.
Project of creating ready2use serial cables
Anyone who wants a cable please add his name to the lists below.
List of developers who want a prebuilt serial cable:
List of kurobox.com-contest winners that will get a prebuilt serial cable:
List of user who want a prebuilt serial cable:
List of user who will happily take an as is serial cable:
mindbender: i still have about 7 cables here...unfortunately my LS Pro`s slide-serial is somewhat not working anymore. so i do not know how to test the cables. i either need another box or i send it in parts.
Here some pictures from the build-process (mindbender had fun with it)
|I opened all FutureDial Cables to check if all cables used the same color-coding + Profilic-Chip:
|Prebuilt cables will use a heat-shrink-tube to make the cables more stable.
What do i need?
We organized some futuredial phone sync cables mentioned at http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/AddASerialPort Section "USB-Connection". These phone sync cables are quite cheap at ebay. you can buy any other cable mentioned at that wikipage...the only difference will be the color coding of the cables.
OR: buy some from here: http://cgi.ebay.de/PolarLink-USB-Datenkabel-Siemens-C25_W0QQitemZ220086930396QQihZ012QQcategoryZ111305QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem here is the pinout:
Quotation from http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/AddASerialPort:
Most of the cheap cables are based on a Prolific PL2303 chipset (PL2303 datasheet ) which is supported under Windows (Driver Download) and Linux. A third party Nokia data cable for a 8000 series phone has been used with no problems. A data cable from the Siemens C25/35/45 works too. The cables from the old models (i.e. C25) costs a 2..3$.
Quotation end
Comment: Find many more pinouts at http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/AddASerialPort
What to check first
Open the dongle in the middle of the cable to check if the profilic chip is used. You need to check the color coding of the wires. Best would be to just leave the dongle open. In my example here we have the color coding for the FutureDial-Cables. If you have a different one check http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/HowTo/AddASerialPort for the color coding.
Open the phone connector of the cable
you can slide out all the cables ends out of the connector. Use flat nose pliers.
Prepare the phone sync cable
In this picture: Green is GND, Yellow is RX (as in "data entering the LSPro") and Orange is TX. The not connected terminal is VCC.

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Terastation Data Recovery
At the forums we face the problem that someone cannot access his Terastation/TerastationPro anymore quite often. Most of the time there is valuable data on it which is really needed to extract again.
This article is all about how you can recover your data. Once you have recovered your data, you almost certainly want to proceed to the next stage of getting your TeraStation back into an operational state. There is a separate article that covers TeraStation Recovery at the hardware level. Often the hardware recovery will also allow you to recover your data without doing the data recovery steps described in this article, but if that level of recovery goes wrong your data is likely to be lost beyond any chance of getting it back. You therefore have to decide how important your data is to you and whether you are prepared to take that risk.
- 1 Why?
- 2 How To
- 3 Some official info from Buffalo on the RAID Configuration
Terastation Live
The Terastation/TerastationPro will only show in the webinterface that rebuilding the array is the only option. But there are other options to get the data back.
How To
How to recover your data, depends on the RAID mode you're using.
With RAID5 the data is distributed accross all disks and one disk stores an XOR checksum of the remaining (n-1) disks. So you can loose 1 disk.
In theory you should be able to connect all disks to a workstation, and repair it there. In practice this does not work, as the byte order of a recular workstation (i386) is different and the MD driver is not endian agnostic. An Apple Mac is required for this.
See Moving disks, or Terastation crash after power failure.
xfs_repair on the Terastation worked for me. See reb's post : Raid 5 '4 red lights' issue
Data Recovery Method With PPC Apple Mac
This part contained some confusing and outdated information so I rewrote it all having just used the information successfully.
It is possible in some cases to recover a Terastation array in situations where the system flashes all four red lights and shows in the web interface that the array is dead and should be recreated, losing all your files. I've done so successfully.
To recover a Terastation array (assuming RAID5 here) you need the following:
- a PPC powered Mac (Mac Mini, iMac, whatever) with at least one USB connector
- External USB disk boxes for your disks. I assume you need 4 as I did. They don't have to be identical. Anything works. Mine were of 3 different brands, there was no change.
- Possibly an USB hub to be able to connect (at least) 5 devices to your system
- Enough USB disks to be able to store all the data you want to recover from the damaged array
- A recent Ubuntu LiveCD for PPC (for example [1].)
You don't need to erase or change the current operating system on the PPC Mac in any way. After the process it will be exactly as it was, so don't worry.
I'll just assume the reader knows nothing at all about linux, and give the necessary commands. If you know what you're doing you can just figure out what you need from the following.
Download and burn the LiveCD (I hope you know how to do this). Insert it into your PPC Mac, and press down the C key during boot up to have your Mac start up from the CD instead of the hard disk. You should be shown the Grub bootloader window with a nice string of c's on the prompt. Erase them, press enter. The system will start up, and ask for your country and keyboard details. Choose the appropriate values, and watch as the Ubuntu happily recognizes your RAID array and does all the necessary work.
After a while you've got the desktop open. Click on the Applications menu, from there System tools, and Root terminal. Now you've got a beautiful command window in front of you. Now you need to choose whether you want to attempt to back up the files before trying the repair, or just repair the array and hope that's enough.
Backing up the files
root@ubuntu:~# mount /dev/md1 /mnt ro,noatime,norecovery,noalign root@ubuntu:~# tar cjf /media/YOURMEDIA/terastation.tbz2 /mnt/*
If you inserted an USB disk drive in addition to your Terastation array, it will probably be automounted under /media folder under the disk's name. My Lacie 320G USB disk was mounted as LACIE. The commands above assume you want to mount the system in read only mode (does someone want to comment on the parameters? I mounted mine without any but I'm not 100% sure I should've done that. My array is now fine, though.) I also assume the disk you're backing the files up to contains enough space for your Terastation files. I only had 40GB of data there so I was ok.
When done, reboot.
Note: My data partition failed but the OS partition (/mnt/md0) still worked. I had previously enabled telnet access, and was able to get onto the box and used the command
mkdir /tmp/foo mount -o ro,noatime,norecovery,noalign /mnt/md1 /tmp/foo
And was able to remount the partition, edited /etc/samba/smb.conf to point to /tmp/foo and then copy the files off the terastation. --Thereza 18:42, 31 May 2010 (UTC)
Repairing the Terastation array
This is the hard part. Open up the Root terminal as mentioned above, and type this:
root@ubuntu:~# xfs_repair /dev/md1
..and wait. That's it. Note: You can't repair a mounted drive, so you need to reboot after the data backup done above, or just skip that part. If you do so, I won't be held accountable for a single lost file.
If you want to see some information about your RAID array use this:
root@ubuntu:~# mdadm -E /dev/md1
Pay attention to the State. It should show clean,no-errors but I assume it's clean,degraded or something if you're reading this.
Below is some detailed information some people may find interesting or useful. I haven't touched them, but I didn't need any of it to solve my problem with the array. One reason for this was probably that a year or two has passed and the newer Ubuntu LiveCD does much of the required work automatically.
Technical information
Here's a quick command reference for linux software RAID newbies like myself - these steps will allow you to locate, repair, assemble and mount the arrays for backup/recovery purposes:
jack@jack-laptop:~# sudo -s root@jack-laptop:~# cd /dev/disk/by-uuid root@jack-laptop:/dev/disk/by-uuid# ls 4cada7c0-2343-406a-a900-52c9c0f412f1 897c0d45-19e5-4b7c-b909-fce40d9874c1 549641db-72df-4012-a9a0-fbbca24d1d95 a680d13c-e9de-40a8-91d7-cc04ad7162ef 5efa4f68-93e9-4ed6-aac4-aad67266d9c3 root@jack-laptop:/dev/disk/by-uuid# mdadm --detail 897c0d45-19e5-4b7c-b909-fce40d9874c1 897c0d45-19e5-4b7c-b909-fce40d9874c1: Version : 00.90.03 Creation Time : Sun Oct 31 16:04:26 2004 Raid Level : raid1 Array Size : 385408 (376.44 MiB 394.66 MB) Device Size : 385408 (376.44 MiB 394.66 MB) Raid Devices : 4 Total Devices : 4 Preferred Minor : 0 Persistence : Superblock is persistent Update Time : Wed Dec 13 16:37:19 2006 State : clean Active Devices : 4 Working Devices : 4 Failed Devices : 0 Spare Devices : 0 UUID : 586fc2de:f33f4915:b21a2ed6:6eacb444 Events : 0.214 Number Major Minor RaidDevice State 0 8 65 0 active sync /dev/sde1 1 8 33 1 active sync /dev/sdc1 2 8 17 2 active sync /dev/sdb1 3 8 49 3 active sync /dev/sdd1
This was good news, the system partition was clean and ready to assemble and mount. But my first concern is my data, because I'm going to blow away the system partition with the help of the how-to [2]. Let's find that RAID 5 data array:
root@jack-laptop:/dev/disk/by-uuid# mdadm -Q 4cada7c0-2343-406a-a900-52c9c0f412f1 4cada7c0-2343-406a-a900-52c9c0f412f1: is not an md array 4cada7c0-2343-406a-a900-52c9c0f412f1: device 0 in 4 device active raid5 /dev/md1. Use mdadm --examine for more detail. mdadm: 4cada7c0-2343-406a-a900-52c9c0f412f1 does not appear to be an md device root@jack-laptop:/dev/disk/by-uuid# mdadm --examine 4cada7c0-2343-406a-a900-52c9c0f412f1 4cada7c0-2343-406a-a900-52c9c0f412f1: Magic : a92b4efc Version : 00.90.00 UUID : 34d10443:9659647f:e215e986:417e4a7a Creation Time : Fri Nov 19 04:03:08 2004 Raid Level : raid5 Device Size : 155589440 (148.38 GiB 159.32 GB) Array Size : 466768320 (445.14 GiB 477.97 GB) Raid Devices : 4 Total Devices : 4 Preferred Minor : 1 Update Time : Wed Dec 13 16:55:43 2006 State : clean Active Devices : 4 Working Devices : 4 Failed Devices : 0 Spare Devices : 0 Checksum : 284f8ae8 - correct Events : 0.84 Layout : left-symmetric Chunk Size : 64K Number Major Minor RaidDevice State this 0 8 3 0 active sync 0 0 8 3 0 active sync 1 1 8 35 1 active sync /dev/sdc3 2 2 8 51 2 active sync /dev/sdd3 3 3 8 19 3 active sync /dev/sdb3
My system crashed (Ubuntu runs a little hot on a Powerbook) and I lost the actual output which showed that the array was rebuilding. It took 7 hours to complete. Once done, all I need to do is assemble the array (using the UUID from the output above) and mount it:
root@jack-laptop:/etc/mdadm# mdadm --assemble --scan --uuid 34d10443:9659647f:e215e986:417e4a7a root@jack-laptop:/dev/disk/by-uuid# mount -t xfs /dev/md1 /mnt root@jack-laptop:/dev/disk/by-uuid# cd /mnt root@jack-laptop:/mnt# ls
--Thirdpig 03:41, 14 December 2006 (CET)
--Edited by WizardFusion
I should note that in the Terastation forums, I read reports of users resurrecting their system partitions and having their data partition appear intact- this was NOT the case when I performed the fresh "blast" of the system partition outline here- After updating the Firmware the TS does not respond
Instead, I found that upon booting up the system, my original RAID 5 partition was deleted and creation of new raid array 1 hand begun automatically in spanning mode. Perhaps this could have been averted if I had copied my original fstab.conf file into the /etc folder on the system partition? Too late now. Sure glad I went through the trouble of rebuilding the RAID 5 array and backing up the data! --Thirdpig 01:47, 16 December 2006 (CET)
Data Recovery on x86 (Windows) using UFS Explorer
As with some other readers, I did not have access to a PPC box to recover data from my bricked Raid 5 TeraStation. Looking around on the net for some way to read the XFS Raid from a Windows box, I stumbled upon UFS Explorer[3] which can recover data from Linux partitions and RAID setups on a Windows box.
Initially, the software could see the partitions but failed to recognize the file system on the RAID. I have spent a few days working with them and they have come up with a new version which can now read the data from an TeraStation XFS formated Raid 5 setup.
The initial hardware setup simply involves connecting the four drives to an Windows box. Depending on your hardware setup, uou may need to get an additional IDE card to accomplish this. Once the hardware setup is completed, you can download the trial version of UFS Explorer at the link above and follow these steps.
- Create a virtual raid (my disk order was 1, 3, 2, 4) but it may need adjusting depending on how you connected the disks
- Select Raid 5, Stripe Size 64K and Left-Symetric.
- Once the raid partition is created, right-click and select "Fine File System".
If all works, you should then see the folder structure of the drive. The trial version of the software will let you browse all files and copy files which are <= 64K. The registration for an individual (non business) license is near 50 Euro. Depending on your data, it is more than worth the cost!
--Sebby1234 12:36, 20 March 2007 (CET)
LLC SysDev Laboratories[4] (the maker of UFS Explorer[5] product) recently published several articles about data recovery from Buffalo Terastation:
- The step-by-step instruction in "HOW TO: Recover data from Buffalo Terastation"[6]
- RAID level and drives order detection in "HOW TO: Indentify drives order for drives from XFS NAS"[7]
- And for non-technical users "HOW TO: Connect IDE/SATA drives to Windows PC"[8]
These articles give full picture of data recovery process from Windows environment.
--danw 09:30, 12 November 2008 (EET)
With RAID1 the data is duplicated on each disk, so you can lose all but 1 disk and still have your data available. You rarely use more than two disks, as you lose the capacity of all but one disk. The Terastations system partition is a RAID1 with 4 disks. Note: the Terastations can only do RAID1 for data on two drives.
As all the data is available on each disk, you can simply move just one disk to a different system and access it bypassing the RAID layer. This works on i386 or PowerPC.
As the RAID will be ignored, or not even detected, you should not modify anything or a rebuild will be requierd.
Warning: if an XFS partition, or for that matter any journaling FS, was not cleanely shutdown, the journal will be replayed even if you mount the disk read only. What, of cause, is a modification.
With RAID0 the data is split into stripes and the stripes are distributed over all the disks. If you loose one disk, your data is lost.
Like RAID5 the system you connect your disks to, must be able to detect the RAID to allow you to access your data. So again a PowerPC is required, on the other hand does the TeraStation not support RAID0 anyway.
I doubt the Terastations do RAID0... in the interface the options are RAID5, RAID1, and Spanning.
Span / Linear
When you use span or linear the disks are chaines sequentially. So you could attach one disk at a time to any system, dump the partition and chain them together. You will require some huge ammound of storage but the byte order should not matter.
When you use standard mode, the terastation will not use any RAID. You can attache one disk at a time to any system and copy the data.
System Partition
If you run out of space on the system partition, which is a mirror set (RAID1), you can access the partition as above.
To mount the partition using the UUID of the partition, but need to use Ubuntu Linux.
To find them type...
cd /dev/disk/by-uuid ls -l
This will give you a list of UUIDs currently available. You should be able to see the currently mounted UUIDs from the redirection arrows
To mount the UUID, type the following...
sudo mount -U aaaaa-bbbbb-ccccc-ddddd-eeeee /mnt
This will mount it to the /mnt folder. From here you can do what you need to.
Some official info from Buffalo on the RAID Configuration
Couldn't think of a better place for this stuff, but here is some information I received from Buffalo Support on the RAID information for the TS-TGL Terastation Pro:
1. What is the starting sector of the raid array?
Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System /dev/sda1 63 771119 385528+ 83 Linux /dev/sda2 771120 1044224 136552+ 82 Linux swap /dev/sda3 1044225 312223276 155589526 83 Linux /dev/sda4 312223277 312576704 176714 83 Linux These are DISK1 partition tables. You can see it by using command 'mfdisk -c /dev/sda' the /dev/sda1 is for system files (rootfs) which is RAID1. the /dev/sda3 is data area which is: RAID1,5. others are not RAID.
2. What is the block size?
4096bytes - the file system block; 64KB - the striped RAID stripe size
3. Is there any parity rotation?
Hope this helps someone! --Wastedlife 06:17, 22 January 2007 (CET)


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Friday, August 10, 2012 - Wank Party 2012 #8, Part 2
In Wank Party 2012 #8 we have Tomas Kukal, Roman Ditrich, Kaja Kolomaz, Lukas Pribyl and Milos Zambo. In part one we saw Lukas in he rehabilitation session with Kaja and Milos. Roman and Tomas were left to wait. Part 2 picks up from when Lukas goes in for his session. They here some noises and Roman goes over to peep through the keyhole and beckons Tomas to come and check as well. Peeping through the keyhole he sees that the other guys are fucking. Although surprised he soon suggests that he and Roman try some rehabilitation. As he talks he rubs his hand over Roman's crotch and then opens the pants. Peeping again through the keyhole Tomas then opens Roman's pants and pulls out his hard cock. He quickly starts to suck on that big dick. Tomas really sucks on Roman's cock well, taking it nice and deep and he keeps going for quite a while. Then, realising that everything has gone quiet in the other room they quickly move back to the sofa. Just in time too, since the door opend and Lukas comes out followed by the medical staff. Milos explains that he and Kaja must take their lunch break for 30 minutes. That leaves Roman and Tomas alone again, to wait. They quickly go back to having some fun, with Tomas sucking back down on Roman's still hard cock. As he his being sucked Roman removes his shirt and then stands up and gets completely naked, as Tomas takes his top off as well. Then Roman sits again, for more sucking. He then stands Tomas up and takes his shorts off. Tomas is hard too and Roman wastes no time in sucking on that cock. It's not long before they move back to the sofa for a 69. Tomas is on top, taking Roman's dick in his mouth. Roman is sucking too as we get a great view of Tomas hot ass. Tomas is feeling so horny and sits his ass over Roman's face, so he can rim the hole. His tongue laps at that sexy hole really turning Tomas on. He wants more and stands, legs apart, presenting his ass to Tomas who pushes his throbbing dick deep into the hole. He fucks Tomas nice and hard, his pole sliding in and out with ease. Then Roman pulls out and goes down on Tomas cock for some more sucking. Tomas loves how his cock feels and wants some ass too. Roman lays on the sofa, with Tomas kneeling between his legs. Tomas then slips his cock into Roman's waiting hole, fucking it with long, slow strokes. Roman takes it well and when Tomas has had enough he pulls out and they move so taht he can sit his sexy ass down on Roman's cock. He rides his ass up and down over that big dick, stretching the hole nicely. Then Roman takes over, thrusting his cock in and out of the ass, doing such a good job that very soon Tomas shoots a nice big load. Roman continues to fuck Tomas ass, harder and faster until he pulls out and shoots his cum as well, a big, creamy load. Just as he is draining that dick Kaja and Milos return from lunch and see what has been going on. Without another thought they take both Roman and Tomas in the the rehabilitation room. This second part certainly lived up to the hot sex of part one, all the guys really excelled in this Wank Party.
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Lukas Pribyl had an accident on a motorcycle, on his first ever ride on one. His ankle was set in plaster and we invited him in for a Czech Up with our very own medical team, of Tomas Kukal and Jan Sadecky. We first see the medics, and they are discussing the fact that Lukas is coming in. Tomas says he wants to have some fun, but that they must be nice to Lukas. There is a knock on the door and Lukas comes in, on crutches. Jan tells Lukas to get undressed so they can do a full check up. They help him off with his clothes, and dress him in a white surgical gown. Then Lukas climbs onto the examination chair and puts his legs in the stirrups. The gown is lifted, exposing his cock and balls, as Jan listens to his chest. Meanwhile Tomas busies himself checking Lukas' cock. He slowly wanks it and as it gets hard he starts to suck on it. Lukas' hand goes on to Tomas' head and pushes him down on his cock, at the same time kissing Jan. they really enjoy that kissing as Tomas sucks on the cock and balls. Tomas then kisses Jan, who replaces him in sucking on that cock. After some kissing Tomas joins Jan in sucking Lukas' cock and balls. Jan then puts a glove on and starts to finger Lukas ass as well. Jan then gets naked himself and his cock is rock hard too, as he kisses Lukas. He climbs up so his cock is close to Lukas face, but Tomas leans over and starts sucking it before Lukas has a chance. Then Tomas goes back down on Lukas' dick and Jan's cock is available. Lukas wastes no time, he wanks it and then takes it in his mouth. Tomas sucks on Jan again and then gets naked himself. So now Tomas is being sucked by Jan as he himself sucks on Lukas again. Those cocks are all throbbing and ready for action. Tomas moves around and sucks Lukas, but his ass is presented to Jan who rims it and then fingers that hole. Once it is loose enough Tomas climbs up and sits his ass down on Lukas rigid dick. He rides up and down on that cock as Jan sucks him. Tomas takes it very well indeed, but wants something different. So they change positions so that Tomas can now fuck his cock into Lukas hot hole. While Lukas is taking that cock Jan sucks him as well. Lukas is really feeling that dick in his ass and wanks himself hard, shooting a big creamy load. Tomas pulls and shoots his cum too. Jan goes down on Tomas cock to suck him dry and then stand and cums over Lukas. Tomas returns the favor, sucking Jan's dick dry of cum. All three guys, having dumped their loads end with a final kiss.
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Aida was making fantastic improvement yesterday, but today there's swelling by the wound. Pavel will take her to the Vet in an hour. I think she was probably able to scratch it. I hope this won't be a major setback.
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BATON ROUGE — While the administration's proposed budget and tax swap plan will in large part define the Legislature's spring session, hundreds of other bills targeting everything from firearms and school safety to judicial pay raises and coastal spending are being planned and plotted.
The regular session convenes April 8 and will adjourn two months later. In between, lawmakers will usher their bills through committee hearings and floor debates, and hopefully to the desk of Gov. Bobby Jindal for final approval.
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"Too often, both in Louisiana and in states across the nation, the mentally ill are slipping through the cracks and getting lost in the system," Jindal said.
The Legislature's Homeland Security Committee is likewise holding meetings to see if there could be other new security measures added in Louisiana to head off a school shooting like the one in Newtown, Conn.
While it does not have proposals ready to go, the committee heard from law enforcement and education officials last week. They all agreed that plans in place at schools should be strengthened, and coordination between involved parties and first responders should be enhanced.
Possible ideas for legislation included required shooting drills at schools and establishing a centralized hub for school-safety activities within the Governor's Office on Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness.
Also connected to federal action, state lawmakers are expected to review a plan for spending millions of dollars in fines resulting from BP's 2010 oil spill, said House Natural Resources Chairman Gordon Dove, R-Houma.
"That's something we're going to be looking at closely," Dove said.
The money is destined for coastal projects, he added, and the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority is working on its proposal for how those dollars will be spent.
Most chatter about money will still involve the administration's proposed budget, but Rep. Dee Richard, an independent from Thibodaux, said a conservative group of lawmakers will probably move forward with fiscal reforms of its own.
There is already a lawsuit that has been filed by Reps. Cameron Henry, R-Metairie, and Kirk Talbot, R-River Ridge, members of the Budget Reform Campaign, claiming the budget illegally relies on non-recurring dollars and improper contingencies.
According to the Division of Administration, the lawsuit could trigger $831 million in cuts to health care and education, when matching federal dollars are included.
Rep. Brett Geymann, R-Lake Charles, said Tuesday an agenda of policy ideas could be released as soon as next week.
Richard said he expected new transparency and public record bills to be debated during the coming session, too.
Meanwhile, other lawmakers like Rep. Nancy Landry, R-Lafayette, are considering resurrecting bills that were stalled in last year's session.
Landry said "it's possible" that she will reintroduce legislation this spring to force local school boards to notify parents of school bus drivers' criminal convictions.
In a similar vein, the Board of Regents is looking for a lawmaker to again file legislation that would authorize practically all management boards of each university and college system to raise tuition amounts, but not above the southern regional average.
Under the proposal, higher tuition fees could be charged for high-cost programs that are in demand, and institutions would be allowed to charge on a per-credit basis rather than a static fill-time rate capped at 12 credit hours.
Rep. Joe Harrison, R-Napoleonville, sponsored a similar constitutional amendment during last year's regular session and said he plans on resubmitting it for the April session.
Also making a comeback this session will be legislation to create a special breakaway school district in southeast Baton Rouge and increase the pay for Louisiana's judges.
The pay-raise bill, if reintroduced, would dole out salary increases ranging from $17,500 to $21,500 over a five-year period, based on a plan endorsed by the Judicial Compensation Commission.
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Two Kansas lawmakers are seeking support for a measure that would limit employers' access to job applicants' social media accounts.
Rep. Gail Finney and Sen. Oletha Faust-Goudeau, both Democrats, back measures that aim to protect job seekers from employers who want access to user names and passwords to look through their social media accounts like Facebook or Twitter, The Kansas City Star reported Wednesday.
"What you do over Facebook doesn't have anything to do with the duties of the job you're applying for," said Faust-Goudeau, who represents part of Wichita. "If people are out seeking gainful employment we shouldn't have other barriers keeping them from work."
Finney is also pushing a bill that would ban colleges and universities from asking for the same information from students and potential students. She said she understands why employers might research applicants using Facebook, but she doesn't think that justifies allowing them to scrutinize applicants' personal accounts.
Facebook has called on employers not to ask applicants for their Facebook passwords.
"You shouldn't be forced to share your private information and communications just to get a job," Erin Egan, the company's chief privacy officer, wrote in a March 2012 blog post. "It is important that everyone on Facebook understands they have a right to keep a password to themselves."
Kansas City labor legal experts believe such snooping is rare.
"In many ways, I think this bill is overkill," said David Kight, an attorney who specializes in social media law. "In my experience, most employers aren't out there looking for this stuff."
There is also concern about an aspect of the measure that would allow employers to ask an employee to disclose digitally stored content, including email, if it's part of a misconduct investigation.
"That exception seems pretty large to me," said Tedrick Housh, a social media law specialist in Kansas City.
Republican Rep. Tom Sloan, of Lawrence, also said that while comments posted on Facebook for family and friends should not be taken into account by an employer, it might be different if someone is menacing colleagues on social media.
In the House, the bill will go to the commerce committee, which is led by Rep. Marvin Kleeb, an Overland Park Republican who runs a staffing service. Kleeb said he doesn't believe many employers use Facebook to search applicants' backgrounds.
"We've never done it," he said. "Never saw any use in it."


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Members of the North Bay Community Planning Group (NBCPG), which makes recommendations to the city having to do with land-use and quality-of-life issues, have taken advantage of an invitation to sound off on how the city should spend its fiscal year 2014 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) budget, a fund that never has enough money to go around.
CIP projects include parks, street improvements, lifeguard stations, libraries and other long-range infrastructure. Traditionally, the city has prioritized these projects using an internal procedure. But for fiscal year 2014, the city has invited all 40-odd community planning groups to weigh in.
At its monthly meeting Oct. 17, the NBCPG voted 8-0 for six priorities — two from the city's "needs" list, which are proposals that currently lack funding — and four ideas of their own.
The two city-created projects are large swaths of new sidewalk in two places: along the south side of Kurtz Street between Hancock and Sherman streets north of the Valley View Casino Center; and the west side of Rosecrans Street from Sports Arena Boulevard to Pacific Highway.
The most ambitious priority is an idea the group generated to signalize the intersection of Barnett Avenue and southbound Pacific Highway. At the same time, the group calls for raising Barnett Avenue to grade, eliminating a World War II-era underpass members derided for being prone to flooding and traffic accidents.
The realignment would also allow pedestrian movement for surrounding businesses, said NBCPG chairwoman Melanie Nickel.
The underpass is believed to be a relic from the days when Convair manufactured planes in the area and needed access to Lindbergh Field, Nickel said.
"It may have made sense during World War II, but not today," she said.
The three other priorities were:
• a study of traffic-calming measures on northbound Pacific Highway at the Barnett Avenue merge;
• a study of how improved overhead signage or in-lane stenciling on the Camino Del Rio West onramp to I-8 and I-5 could reduce confusion and make sure cars know they're in the right lane;
• and a study of how to make eastbound traffic on Sports Arena Boulevard less disorienting upon approaching Rosecrans Street.
"It's confusing. People don't know what lane goes where. A lot of people wind up in Old Town instead of on the freeway," Nickel said.
• The board voted 8-0 to approve a permit to add a self-serve, 24-hour car wash at the Arco gas station at
2940 Lytton St. Once final approval is granted, construction of the carwash and other improvements should begin in the winter and cause the station to close for up to six months, said Joan Villase of Gary Engineering.
• The NBCPG wants a new name. Actually, they want their old name back. The group voted 8-0 to return to being the Midway Community Planning Group, the name they gave up four years ago. The North Bay moniker in vogue then never really caught on and most people have continued to use Midway, group members said. It's unclear when the name change will become official because it requires a formal amendment to the group's bylaws.


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The Lafourche Parish Council will not debate bar hours but will discuss its own conduct at its meeting this week.
The Lafourche Parish Council will not debate bar hours but will discuss its own conduct at its meeting this week.
The council meets at 5 p.m. Tuesday at the Mathews Government Complex.
The council's conduct has become noteworthy with local television broadcasting its bimonthly meetings.
Councilman Aaron Caillouet is pushing a resolution imploring the council to adhere to the Robert's Rules of Order, the standard rules for conducting government meetings.
"The decorum has not always been appropriate," Caillouet said, noting previous Council Chairman Joe Fertitta did a commendable job of trying to keep the sometimes raucous council in order.
Councilman Lindel Toups is the council chairman and Councilman Daniel Lorraine is co-chairman.
At times the past year, council business has evolved into name-calling and near chaos.
Caillouet's resolution says councilmen should refrain from attacking other members' motives, using their names and speaking adversely about previous action not up for discussion.
He also notes the councilmen should address all comments to the council chairman and avoid discussing items not pertinent to the item up for discussion.
"We can't forget we have a business meeting, and we are there to conduct business," Caillouet said. "It is not politics; it is to conduct the business of the parish."
The council's antics cause it to be taken less seriously by the public, Caillouet said.
The council was set to discuss a controversial ordinance that would allow bars to stay open till 3 a.m. on weekends.
The measure was pushed by Councilman John Arnold, who owns a local bar.
Lafourche District Attorney Cam Morvant II gave an opinion last week that Arnold could not ethically push such an ordinance he has financial stake in.
Arnold said he planned to pull the measure because he wants to do more research on the effects new bar hours would have.
Lafourche Parish Sheriff Craig Webre said he felt the change would cause serious safety problems.
The Parish Council will also debate merit pay raises for unclassified parish employees. The proposed ordinance sets the raises at 2.5 percent. The raise will be awarded based on the employee's 2013 evaluation.
The council will also debate additions to the 2013 budget for various local projects.
Several amendments to the 2013 budget were put on hold because Parish President Charlotte Randolph noted the money to be appropriated for projects needs to come in the form of a cooperative endeavor agreement.
The amendments include $50,000 to make the Cut Off Youth Center pool handicap accessible and $110,000 to create a parking lot and improve the facilities at the Bayou Blue Recreational Facility.
Councilman Daniel Lorraine said he is also pushing a cooperative endeavor agreement to have the parish contribute $75,000 for a new sidewalk for the South Lafourche Veterans Memorial District.


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Murder suspect Steven Daniel Storm asked for a shower as he waited to be arraigned by video Friday from the Lenawee County Jail for the Nov. 17 killing of Sandra Kaye Johnson of Addison.
The 42-year-old Jackson man said he understood the open murder charge filed against him when questioned by Lenawee County District Judge James E. Sheridan. Storm said he had no money in his bank accounts and asked for a public defender. Attorney John Glaser was appointed to represent him at a preliminary hearing set for Dec. 3.
Sheridan ordered that Storm remain in custody without bond while awaiting the hearing.
"Very well, thank you, sir," Storm said at the end of the procedure before being led back to a holding cell in the jail.
No details of the method or possible motive for the killing of Johnson, 63, was revealed by authorities.
Johnson lived in Woodstock Township and has family in the Onsted area. Funeral arrangements are being made at the Anderson Funeral Home in Tecumseh.
Storm was arrested Wednesday, hours after a Lenawee County Sheriff's Department detective obtained the victim's bank records. Storm was questioned at the Jackson County Sheriff's Department then arrested and booked into the Lenawee County Jail.
A special court session was arranged Friday morning to conduct Storm's arraignment due to county offices being closed for the Thanksgiving holiday. Only news media representatives were in the courtroom gallery.
Sheriff Jack Welsh said afterward that no further details on the case are being released at this time.
Johnson's body was found the morning of Nov. 17 at a boat launch on Crispell Lake in Jackson County's Liberty Township. Her home, a few miles away on Sanford Road in Woodstock Township, was searched for evidence by a team of Michigan State Police crime scene investigators and by sheriff's deputies from Jackson and Lenawee counties.
Lenawee County Prosecutor Burke Castleberry said Friday he cannot comment further on the case until reports are completed by detectives and the medical examiner who conducted the autopsy.
"We know a lot, but I've got to see it all together in a report," Castleberry said.
Money is believed to be the general motive, he said. Storm had a connection with the victim, but Castleberry did not describe it other than to say it was not romantic.
"He knew her. They knew each other," Castleberry said.
According to court documents, Storm has been unemployed since being laid off from a business in Concord.
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Murder suspect Steven Daniel Storm asked for a shower as he waited to be arraigned by video Friday from the Lenawee County Jail for the Nov. 17 killing of Sandra Kaye Johnson of Addison.


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