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See now if I make one of your patterns it will look more like something you made style wise, I seem to add something or take something away that make mine different . Nothing wrong with different but I do love your fabric pairings.ReplyDelete
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Hidden Power
Hidden Power is one of the most, if not the most, enigmatic moves in all of Pokémon. It can be learnt by just about any Pokémon, but not very many people know about its inner workings.
The game states that Hidden Power is a Normal-Type move with an undetermined power, 100% Accuracy, 15 Power Points (PP), and, in Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, a Special Categorization (meaning that damage is calculated off of the Special Attack and Special Defense stats). While the Accuracy, PP, and Special Categorization are all set in stone, the Type and the Power, the two things not properly described in the In-game explanation, are unique to the Pokémon to which the move is taught. However, both of these factors can be determined by relatively simple formulas. Unfortunately, both of these formulas are based off of Individual Values (IVs), which are impossible to see in-game. From Pokémon X & Y, however, the power of the move became statically set at 60 with only the type varying.
There are several ways to determine the Type of the Hidden Power. Battling several wild Pokémon with different types allows you to figure out the Type through the process of elimination. To expedite the process if you are playing in Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, or Diamond, you can battle a Kecleon to figure out the Type. Its Color Change Ability will inform you of the type unless it is Ghost, in which case the move will not affect the foe. Although the move's description lists it as being a Normal-Type move, this is the one type that it cannot be, so battling a Kecleon will work every time, assuming it does not KO you before you get to attack, or you KO the Kecleon with the move. There are, however, various people who tell you what your Hidden Power is in-game, such as the man in X & Y's Anistar City who gives you the TM. There is also a mathematical method to figure out the Type.
As I have mentioned before, IVs are used to calculate the Type and Power of each Pokémon's Hidden Power.
Type= ((H + A + D + S + X + Y)/ 4)mathfloor
Now, since the HP IV is odd, it goes into the formula as H=1.
And since the Attack IV is odd, it goes into the formula as A=2.
Since I think you get the process, let's finish plugging in the numbers:
Now add up the former variables:
Multiply 35 by 15:
And divide 525 by 63:
And, since there are numbers after the decimal, we eliminate them due to "mathfloor."
Wait, there is no type called eight! Well, there is a table that tells us which numbers correspond to which Hidden Power Type.
So this Pokémon has a Hidden Power Type of Fire because the equation produced an "8."
Even though we now know that this Pokémon has a Hidden Power of the Fire Type, we still don't know its Power, which is certainly important! Unfortunately, there is no really easy way to figure it out, so mathematics is required.
Power: ((H + A + D + S + X + Y)*(40/63) + 30)mathfloor
It looks fairly similar to the Type formula, doesn't it? However, it doesn't use even and odd numbers to change the variables' values. Instead, it asks if the IV, when divided by 4, has a remainder of 2 or 3 (in decimal, if it has .5 or.75 after division). If the any of the IVs, when divided by 4 do not have a remainder of 2 or 3, the corresponding variable has a value of 0. If the IV for the respective stat is divisible by 2 or 3, the values of the variables are as follows: H is equal to 1; A is equal to 2; D, equal to 4; S, to 8; X, to 16; and Y, to 32. Again, once the values of the variables are determined, add them up. Now, multiply them by 40, divide the product by 63, and then add 30 to the result. Again, you will want to use the "mathfloor" function to eliminate any numbers after the decimal place (if there is one).
Now that the method for determining the Power has been established, let's figure out the strength of the example Pokémon's Hidden Power.
Now, 29 divided by 4 is 7 with a remainder of 1. Since that's not 2 or 3, the H variable is 0.
Moving on to the Attack IV, 16 divided by 4 is 4 with a remainder of 3.
For all of the others: 18 divided by 4 is 4 with a remainder of 2; 28 divided by 4 is 7 with a remainder of 0; 22 divided by 4 is 5 with a remainder of 2; and 15 divided by 4 is 3 with a remainder of 3. So, D, S, X, and Y are 4, 0, 16 and 32 respectively.
Next, add up the numbers:
Multiply 54 by 40:
Divide 2160 by 63:
And add 30:
Again, since there are decimals, "mathfloor" eliminates them, so this Pokémon has:
A few things to note about Hidden Power:
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Gilded Moth
Flutters about.
Wing flutter (constant); vocalizations (on-click)
The SS breed has decent speed and power for a flyer. The speed allows you to use coccoon instead of a speed boost, giving some mitigation. Alpha strike plu coccoon strike and either moth balls (for those pesky bubbles) or moth dust for a decent hit plus maybe more mitigation.
Breed / Capture Advice :
As this moveset is shared alongside 14 other moths, there are plenty of options to cover all 10 breeds.
The breeds of this moth include the 3 most common in the moveset, but is the only HP and PB. In fact, the only breeds that this moth are not are HH and PP; breeds which are only available on separate moths, White for HH and Yellow for PP.
Found a group of 3 flying togeather in Vale of Eternal Blossoms, at 23.06, 60.47.
FINALLY GOT IT!!! I got mine in the vale near the big broken statues.
Found an uncommon tonight in the Vale, almost didnt check it because one of the three it was with was poor.
Indeed I have seen, at least twice now, a trio of level 1 fluttering about between the pet master and the flower seller on the landing of the Shrine of Seven Stars. Sadly, they have all been poor quality, even when I was using level 1 pets to fight them. Never got any adds, either, just 1 on 1 level 1 vs level 1.
They are randomly flying in the shrine of the sevens stars right now.
Three at TuShen Burial Ground in the vale. (44.6, 71.8) Two poor and a common. I marked one and let the others respawn. Finally, an uncommon showed up.
Happened to notice a group of 3 of them outside the ally shrine just now.
1st 1 I clicked was a lvl 1 rare... yoink lol
I just came across a group of three in Vale around the Mogu'Shan palace. So they are not just secondaries.
Just got rare one @ 55, 43 in Vale of Eternal Blossoms.
Should update the location map for this pet as it is not found only as an added pet in Vale of Eternal Blossoms. It is in fact found in groups of 3 around both Shrines, around the Golden Pagoda, and a little further north up on a ledge next to a goat.
Found 3 level 1s(yes, level one) today just flying around the allaince shrine.
Like previous comment, I found 3 NW of Mogu'shan Palace. All 3 of those were rares! One level 24 and 2 level 25 rares (all breed 8, 18). Previously, I had seen a group of 3 more west of Mogu'shan Palace. But those 3 were all poors. Can't wait to level up at least 1, if not 2 of them. I use my fast moths on Thundering Spirit all the time (was using a rare Fungal Moth until these catches)! Also got a Flawless Flying Stone after 3rd battle!
♦♦♦♦Can anyone confirm that these are always primary and never secondary battle pets?♦♦♦♦
I just found 3 level 1 Gilded Moths in Front of Shrine of 7 Stars. I should have cought one instead of just a screen shot. And yes, you read that right, LEVEL 1! So odd.
UPDATE: I caught myself a level 1 gilded moth.
When farming for a rare Gilded Moth (which come in sets of 3 that are always the same quality, with the same friends/quality combo), you can mark one with a raid symbol. Then pet battle the other two. This ensures that the respawns will be battle pets and not just critters. They will be new quality, with new friends. So you can battle the two unmarked ones again, leaving the raid marked one up. Then repeat until you get your rare. Also note, when you get your rare the remaining unmarked one will also be rare, so you have one to offer a friend This also works with others that come in sets of three like the Horned Lizards in Uldum.
I found about six groups of two by following the roads from the pagoda to the temple to the graveyard and so forth. Time was between 2:30am and 3:00am Aman'Thul server time
Unfortunately, every single one was either poor or normal quality, which I already have. Didn't see an uncommon or a rare.
Found 3 fluttering just south of the Golden Pagoda :)
Just found a group of these outside the shrine of two moons.
Spent about 2 months trying to find any of these that were not flying through the mountains and uncapturable. Logged in today where I had left my toon sitting and there were 3 flying around me I startd battling and didnt realize until after I killed it, I needed that MOTH!!!! Ahhhhh! lucky there was 2 more. I found a group of 3 right next to the pet battle daily in vale of eternal blossoms Good luck finding yours.


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Beyond these totals, the filings contain other useful and enlightening information.
A data analysis reveals that Walker has raised nearly $4.6 million so far in 2014, or 55 percent of his total, from people who live in other states. That compares to Burke's out-of-state total of $1.2 million, or 34 percent of her receipts this year.
Since Burke declared her candidacy last fall, she's gotten $1.5 million from out-of-state, or 27 percent of her total. Walker, during this same time frame, raised $6.4 million from people in other states, or 54 percent of his total.
Walker's out-of-state support during this period was led by California, Illinois, Texas and Florida, each accounting for about 6 percent of his total. Burke's top non-state backing came from California (4.7 percent), the District of Columbia (3.7 percent) and New York (3.1 percent).
Burke has ripped this part of Walker's support, warning darkly of the election being "bought by out-of-state interests." Walker, meanwhile, has accused Burke of hypocrisy for taking out-of-state donations while saying she would like them banned. Burke's campaign has said it will adhere to current rules.
The reports also track how much of the candidates' support comes from big-money donors. Of the $11.9 million that Walker has raised since Burke entered the race, $6.1 million has come from individual contributions of $1,000 or more. Burke has gotten $1.9 million in such donations.
Since the race began, Walker has received 171 individual contributions of $10,000, the maximum. Burke has 56 of these. Additional donors have given the maximum through multiple donations; for instance, former Gov. Jim Doyle and wife Jessica each gave Burke two $5,000 donations.
Burke, a millionaire former Trek Bicycle executive, has given $430,000 to her own campaign. Nearly all of this self-help occurred last year.
Burke spokesman Joe Zepecki said she had no need to further tap her personal resources at this juncture "due to the overwhelming support" she's received. Joe Fadness, executive director of the Republican Party of Wisconsin, applied a different spin: "Either Burke doesn't have the personal resources she promised to utilize or she isn't willing to make an investment in her losing venture."
Walker has not made any self-contributions to his campaign.
State Rep. Brett Hulsey, D-Madison, Burke's challenger in the Aug. 12 primary, reported raising $2,488, almost all from himself.
Burke, in an interview with the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism this spring, said she knew she would be outspent but believed she could remain competitive, by spending wisely.
"I will be very targeted in terms of getting my message out, making sure I reach the voters who haven't made up their minds," she said.
The latest Marquette Law School poll, released July 23, found that Burke and Walker were in a "dead heat," with Walker having 46 percent support among registered voters to Burke's 45 percent. Among likely voters, Burke polled 47 percent to Walker's 46 percent.
All results were within the poll's margin of error.
Just 8 percent of respondents said they were undecided. Many millions will be spent courting this relatively small group.


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WASHINGTON -- The rise in demand for cancer care, a shrinking provider workforce, growing healthcare costs, and an increasingly complex disease are creating a "crisis in cancer care delivery," the Institute of Medicine (IOM) said Tuesday.
Therefore, a new course for cancer care needs to be charted that better coordinates care and improves data collection on outcomes and quality, the body said in a report on "Delivering High-Quality Cancer Care."
"Most clinicians caring for cancer patients are trying to provide optimal care, but they're finding it increasingly difficult because of a range of barriers," IOM committee chair Patricia Ganz, MD, of the University of California Los Angeles, said in a release. "As a nation we need to chart a new course for cancer care. Changes are needed across the board, from how we communicate with patients, to how we translate research into practice, to how we coordinate care and measure its quality."
Roughly 14 million Americans -- 4% of the U.S. population -- have had cancer. That number is expected to grow to 18 million by 2030 with 2.3 million new cases each year. Meanwhile, the ranks of several healthcare professions key to cancer care are expected to fall short of demand in coming years -- including physicians, as the Association of American Medical Colleges notes.
Furthermore, the cost of cancer care is rising at a faster rate than other fields of medicine, nearly doubling from $72 billion in 2004 to $125 billion in 2010, and is expected to increase another 39% -- to $173 billion -- by 2020.
The IOM appointed an independent committee of experts to examine opportunities for and challenges to the delivery of cancer care.
The committee concluded that too often decisions about cancer care are not evidence-based, and many patients don't receive palliative care to manage their symptoms and side effects of treatment.
"Many patients also do not receive adequate explanation of their treatment goals, and when a phase of treatment concludes, they frequently do not know what they have received or the consequences on their future health," the IOM report stated.
The current delivery system lacks good care coordination to provide cancer care for older adults who need special attention for multiple comorbidities, social support, and possible functional and cognitive impairment, the IOM committee found.
The IOM recommended 10 strategies for improving cancer care delivery:
- Provide patients and their families with understandable information about cancer prognosis, treatment benefits and harms, palliative care, psychosocial support, and costs
- Provide patients with end-of-life care that meets their needs, values, and preferences
- Ensure coordinated and comprehensive patient-centered care
- Ensure that all individuals caring for cancer patients have appropriate core competencies
- Expand the breadth of data collected in cancer research for older adults and patients with multiple comorbid conditions
- Expand the depth of data collected in cancer research through a common set of data elements that capture patient-reported outcomes, relevant patient characteristics, and health behaviors
- Develop a learning healthcare information technology system for cancer that enables real-time analysis of data from cancer patients in a variety of care settings
- Develop a national quality reporting program for cancer care as part of a learning healthcare system
- Implement a national strategy to reduce disparities in access to cancer care for underserved populations by leveraging community interventions
- Improve the affordability of cancer care by leveraging existing efforts to reform payment and eliminate waste
The IOM's recommendations were based on six components: engaging patients, fielding a coordinated workforce, enhancing evidence-based care, increasing affordable care, translating evidence into practice, and bettering information technology.
The report authors also called on the National Cancer Institute, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute, and other research funders to evaluate the role of standard and novel interventions and technologies used in cancer care.
It also called on professional societies to work with the Department of Health and Human Services to implement a strategy for reporting quality measures for cancer care.
Tuesday's IOM report is an update to its 1999 report, which found some cancer patients don't receive treatment known to be effective for their condition.


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Anonymous is the name given to an online social justice[1] collective (described by supporters as "hacktivists", opponents as terrorists) who carry out attacks on various websites, usually employing various forms of network abuse, amongst other general Internet activities.
The group gained notoriety in recent years with its participation in Operation Payback, which included a series of actions in defence of whistle-blowing organization Wikileaks and its figurehead Julian Assange, Operation Sony and from Westboro Baptist Church's declaration of war on Anonymous, which they mostly ignored.
The use of the "Anonymous" collective name to describe the source of activities dates to 2003, on various image boards on the Internet, the most famously attributed of which is 4chan.
In its early days its focus was focused on "trolling" various websites,[2] usually by including offensive or inappropriate material on the websites of groups with whom they disagree.
In 2008, in response to a Tom Cruise video,[3] Anonymous became more homogeneous in its opposition to the Church of Scientology.[4] Known as Operation Chanology, it included Denial-of-Service attacks, real life protests and mass publication and spread of information usually withheld by members of the church.
In 2010, it rose to notoriety due to Anonymous' actions against those who opposed copyright violation. Operation Payback was initially about using network abuse in a vain attempt to intimidate large corporations, and later became involved with the support of Wikileaks and Julian Assange.
As Anonymous is a collective, rather than a group, it has no official beliefs and ideals. This has begun to change in last year due to a cell within Anonymous, called AnonOps, carrying out a lot of the operations, but as a collective they are still loosely defined. Many members of Anonymous will reject any such group attempting to be more identifiable in the general body.
However, Anonymous, at least certain segments, is known for its support of certain types of freedom of information, freedom of speech, personal freedom, transparency within the government and human rights.[2]
Operation Chanology
In 2008, after a video of Tom Cruise talking about Scientology was leaked onto YouTube, Anonymous declared Project Chanology (also known as Operation: Chanology), a crusade by Anonymous to "destroy" the Church of Scientology (CoS) as it exists today. This prolonged campaign was initiated due to the CoS's belief in suppressing information, suppressing it's members, spreading misinformation and abusing taxation laws to remain tax free.
There was also considerable opposition to the core practice in Scientology of having to hand over a significant fortune [3] to be shown what the Scientology believes, which is strongly opposed by the ideal that "Knowledge is Free".
It should be noted that, while Project Chanology/Operation: Chanology has been a more organized form of protest than most Anonymous attacks, and physical protests against Scientology have been organized, there are still Anonymous who believe that spreading generally inappropriate havoc "for the lulz" is still the best way to carry out Operation: Chanology. At least one Anonymous has covered himself in vaseline and toenail clippings and walked out in public with this mixture coating his skin as a form of Operation: Chanology-linked protest.
Operation Payback
Operation Payback began in 2010 as a counter to those who opposed Internet Piracy. It began in response to Distributed Denial of Service attacks against Torrent websites, with return DDoS attacks against pro-copyright and anti-piracy companies.
The attacks received from criticism from the Pirate Party UK and the United States Pirate Party due to their support for a democratic opposition.[4][5]
After Wikileaks released the secret cables many of those who opposed Wikileaks, or retracted their affiliation [6] due to government pressure, became the next targets. The concept of Freedom of Information was supported by Wikileaks so those who opposed the group became targets, but also those who were pressured into retracting by government forces (the US government was blamed significantly for this) opened up a knowledge of a corruption within these governments, due to their intervention in private business.
These Operation also spun Operation Avenge Assange [7], an operation against those who targeted and victimised Julian Assange after the cable leaks.
Westboro Baptist Church
On February 16, 2011, the Westboro Baptist Church (WBC) issued a declaration of war against the group Anonymous. WBC claimed that Anonymous had threatened to start a war with their website and church. This caused much disquiet by antagonizing the trolls, and the violation of the idea of Freedom of Speech, a member of Anonymous called Topiary agreed to speak on the David Pakman Show on February 24.[5]
On the show Anonymous explained that it initially had no interest in WBC because it considered them unimportant trolls, but after being harassed on the show, the group replaced their WBC's websites with a message explaining their lack of interest.[6]
Anonymous and the Arab Spring
During the Arab Spring, Anonymous members were supporting the Islamists and Leftists in many countries. They initiated 2 operations: Operation Egypt and Operation Tunisia which consisted in series of attacks on governmental websites. They also lead some actions against Libya and recently against the Syrian Defense Ministry.
Day of Rage
During the 2016 U.S. presidential election, Anonymous called for a Day of Rage protest,[7] which is a title used by protesters of Occupy Wall Street as well as Arab Spring activists, but the title originates with the communist terrorist group Weather Underground.
On April 8, 2013 the national memorial day of the victims of the Holocaust, Anonymous started a cyberattack against Israel.[8]
In 2009, Anonymous adopted the motto "We are Anonymous. We Are Legion. We do not forgive. We do not forget. Expect us". Contrary to what the Bible teaches, Anonymous rejects the concept of forgiveness.
In public, members of Anonymous usually wear Guy Fawkes masks, made famous by the comic and movie V for Vendetta. Fawkes was an English terrorist who attempted to assassinate members of parliament.
See also
- ↑ Anonymous: The Hacktivist Social Justice Movement
- ↑ http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=459214
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCHkHZIyrdo
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCbKv9yiLiQ
- ↑ [1]
- ↑ Estes, Adam Clark. "Anonymous shuts down Westboro Baptist Church site — during a live interview", Salon, February 25, 2011. Retrieved on October 19, 2012.
- ↑ Group Calls For BLM 'Day Of Rage' Protests Friday In 37 Cities, Daily Caller
- ↑ https://www.foxnews.com/tech/2013/04/07/anonymous-hackers-launch-cyberattack-on-israeli-sites/


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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — An attorney says a nursing home has agreed to provide long-term care for a 13-year-old girl, who has been declared brain dead but whose family maintains is still alive.
A southern California facility agreed after another nursing home backed out, the family's lawyer, Christopher Dolan, said Friday.
He wouldn't provide its name, saying "we're afraid they'll be inundated with press" and decide to back out as well.
Time is short for the family, as Alameda County Superior Court Judge Evelio Grillo on Tuesday ruled that the Children's Hospital Oakland may remove Jahi McMath from life support at 5 p.m. Monday unless an appeal is filed.
Jahi underwent tonsil surgery at Children's Hospital on Dec. 9 to treat sleep apnea. After she awoke from the operation, her family said, she started bleeding heavily from her mouth and went into cardiac arrest. Doctors at Children's Hospital concluded the girl was brain dead on Dec. 12 and wanted to remove her from life support. The family said they believe she is still alive.
Before Jahi can be transferred, she must undergo two more medical procedures — the insertion of a breathing tube and a feeding tube, both of which would be necessary for her long-term care but which the nursing home is not equipped to perform.
The hospital has refused to perform the procedures.
"Children's Hospital Oakland does not believe that performing surgical procedures on the body of a deceased person is an appropriate medical practice," David Durand, its chief of pediatrics, said in a statement Thursday.
Douglas Straus, a lawyer for the hospital, said in a letter made public Friday that before the hospital would comply with the family's request to move Jahi, it would need to speak directly with officials at any nursing home to make sure they understand her condition, "including the fact that Jahi is brain dead" — and to discuss needed preparations, including transportation.
"Children's Hospital will of course continue to do everything legally and ethically permissible to support the family of Jahi McMath. In that regard, Children's will allow a lawful transfer of Jahi's body in its current state to another location if the family can arrange such a transfer and Children's can legally do so," Straus wrote in the letter.
He also said the Alameda County coroner needed to sign off on the move "since we are dealing with the body of a person who has been declared legally dead."
The letter was sent to Dolan after Dolan said he was preparing a federal civil rights lawsuit to force the hospital to outfit Jahi with breathing and feeding tubes. He said the hospital's refusal to cooperate violated her family's religious, due process rights and privacy rights.
In fulfillment of the hospital's request, Dolan said he had held a three-way conference call Friday with Straus and the director of the nursing home.
Dolan also told the Associated Press on Friday that he had already obtained signed consent from the coroner for Jahi's transfer.
The Alameda County Coroner's Bureau said it had no comment.
Jahi's uncle, Omari Sealey, said earlier on Friday the family was in talks with three nursing homes — two in Los Angeles and one in New York — that might be willing to take her.
The girl's relatives had announced on Thursday that they had found a nursing home in the San Francisco Bay Area that was willing to care for the girl if she had the tubes. Within hours, the hospital's chief of pediatrics issued a statement saying Children's would not cooperate because it "does not believe that performing surgical procedures on the body of a deceased person is an appropriate medical practice."
Upon learning of the hospital's position, that facility backed out.
Dolan said he is hoping the hospital officials will change their mind about the surgery after speaking with the nursing home officials.
If they don't, he said, the family's options are slim, but he is hoping the Alameda County judge will give them some more time Monday to find a doctor willing to perform the surgeries.


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Welcome to the heart of Jackson Hole and the Four Winds Motel.
The Four Winds Motel strives to serve our guests by offering clean, quiet and comfortable rooms. We want to make your stay in our Jackson Hole motel very enjoyable. We are conveniently located at 150 N. Millward Avenue, 1 ½ blocks from Historic Downtown Jackson. We are just a short walk to the popular Town Square. There you will find the famous elk horn arches, the longest running Western Shootout, plus fabulous shopping, art galleries, fine dining and much more.
We are located across from one of Jackson's city parks. The park offers a playground, tennis and basketball courts and picnic tables. Enjoy a picnic and let the kids play.
The town of Jackson is just four miles south of Grand Teton National Park and fifty miles south of Yellowstone National Park. The Parks offer the visitor magnificent mountain views, beautiful wild flowers, hiking and many natural wonders.
The Four Winds Motel is owned and operated by a family that was born and raised in this beautiful valley. Our knowledge of the area and the things to see and do will help make Jackson and the Parks the highlight of your vacation.
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Experience Jackson the cowboy way with a scenic horseback ride through some of the most stunning landscapes in the world. Horses available for all levels, from a gentle giant for the inexperienced rider, to a high-spirited mount for those ready to get up and go.See All Activities
Rooms and Rates
Our goal is to provide clean, safe and spacious rooms at a competitive price. We have many options to chose from to accommodate everyone from large families, to a solo traveller. With and an impressive list of amenities included with each room, you get a top end room at a budget price.
The Area
Jackson Hole is a premier outdoor adventure destination for the entire family. With two National Parks; two world-class ski resorts; blue ribbon fishing, mountain climbing, biking, and horseback riding; your family will be begging to come back again and again.Learn more
Local Events
Wyoming locals know how to have a good time. For some real western fun, try the Jackson Hole Rodeo, the Teton County Fair, and Old West Days. The list is endless! Check here for the calendar of upcoming events for your Jackson Hole summer vacation.Learn more
Here's What Our Guests Have to Say
"Very Comfortable"Very neat and clean motel, found the proprietor very helpful when we booked over the phone. Very good sized room, very clean, good sized bathroom and only a block and a half from the main square in Jackson. The only thing that would improve this motel is the inclusion of fridge and microwave, overall very good.
Wardies, Melbourne - Australia .
"Neat Clean Motel in Jackson Hole"Just a block or two from all the hubbub of Jackson Hole -- proud owners wait up for you if your late from the road -- lotsa parking right there, so do the town on foot. Ask Jim for his favorite eateries and you'll be pleased. Maps and guidebooks galore right in the office.
From New Orleans LA
"Great location & great customer service"We were allowed to check in early and that's exactly what we needed after "roughing it" for the previous week in the Tetons & Yellowstone. For that reason alone we give a "thumbs up"! Room was fine - close to everything in downtown Jackson. Exactly what we wanted at a fair price.
From Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
"Clean and best value in area"I had a great stay, extended one extra day. Very clean and best price I found. Spent an extra day to see all the the desk clerk recommended. in town. We were able to walk most every place in town except the wildlife museum.
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ICD-10-CM Code F33.2
Major depressive disorder, recurrent severe without psychotic features
Billable CodeBillable codes are sufficient justification for admission to an acute care hospital when used a principal diagnosis.
Mental Health CodeIndicates that the ICD code is referenced in DSM-5 (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Version 5)
F33.2 is a billable ICD code used to specify a diagnosis of major depressive disorder, recurrent severe without psychotic features. A 'billable code' is detailed enough to be used to specify a medical diagnosis.
The ICD code F33 is used to code Major depressive disorder
Major depressive disorder (MDD) (also known as clinical depression, major depression, unipolar depression, or unipolar disorder; or as recurrent depression in the case of repeated episodes) is a mental disorder characterized by a pervasive and persistent low mood that is accompanied by low self-esteem and by a loss of interest or pleasure in normally enjoyable activities. The term "depression" is used in a number of different ways. It is often used to mean this syndrome but may refer to other mood disorders or simply to a low mood. Major depressive disorder is a disabling condition that adversely affects a person's family, work or school life, sleeping and eating habits, and general health. In the United States, around 3.4% of people with major depression die by suicide, and up to 60% of people who die by suicide had depression or another mood disorder.
|MeSH Codes:
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|296.2, 296.3
"Vincent van Gogh's 1890 painting Sorrowing old man ('At Eternity's Gate')"
MS-DRG Mapping
- DRG Group #885 - Psychoses.
Related Concepts SNOMET-CT
- Severe recurrent major depression without psychotic features (disorder)
ICD-10-CM Alphabetical Index References for 'F33.2 - Major depressive disorder, recurrent severe without psychotic features'
The ICD-10-CM Alphabetical Index links the below-listed medical terms to the ICD code F33.2. Click on any term below to browse the alphabetical index.
Equivalent ICD-9 Code GENERAL EQUIVALENCE MAPPINGS (GEM)
This is the official exact match mapping between ICD9 and ICD10, as provided by the General Equivalency mapping crosswalk. This means that in all cases where the ICD9 code 296.33 was previously used, F33.2 is the appropriate modern ICD10 code.
Parent Code: F33 - Major depressive disorder, recurrent


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More than 50 million Americans go hungry every day. With those despairing statistics, fashion designer Tina Knowles and daughters Beyonce and Solange joined forces with Bread of Life, Inc. to make a difference. The Houston-based non-profit organization founded by Rudy and Juanita Rasmus aims to fight for the needs of the less fortunate with the fundraising campaign Miss A Meal.
"When we say 'we are starving,' we have to remember that there are people who are literally starving. If everyone fed one person, one meal, we could make a huge difference," says Tina Knowles. "To miss one meal is a small sacrifice to make in the fight against hunger."
According to a recent study, Harris County families struggling to keep food on the table have a food budget shortfall of $12.97 per week, per person. To fill the meal gap, $277 million is needed annually to ensure that every person has three meals a day. The Miss A Meal initiative is designed to meet the needs of the hungry by encouraging people to miss a meal and pass the plate by donating the money they would have spent. The donation is then used to feed those who are less fortunate.
"I was 13 and my sister Solange was 8 when we started donating and serving meals to the homeless after church," says Beyonce. "There were people from all walks of life, even children, who needed a meal. We learned that we are all three paychecks away from poverty. It was a lesson in humility for all of us." Solange adds, "There are dozens of memories of me and my sister volunteering at Bread of Life, we got to see firsthand how grateful people were to receive a hot meal. For many people this was their only meal of the day and we learned early on not to take anything for granted. I'm passing on those same lessons to my son Julez."
What started as an idea sparked by indie recording artist Cy Jackson's song "Heartbeat" has blossomed into a growing movement against hunger. Miss A Meal encourages people to donate as little as one dollar, which in turn can provide one well-balanced meal through Bread of Life.
Through their Bread of Life non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, Pastor Rudy and Juanita Rasmus have been providing solutions for the hungry and homeless in Houston, TX for the past 21 years. Bread of Life serves 14,000 meals per month and through a Community Wide Food Fair and Senior Supplemental Food Program; they distribute 9 tons of fresh food and produce every Wednesday. Additional programs include medical services, job development and placement, case management, recovery groups, drug and alcohol counseling, life skills training, The Culinary Art Program, The Art Project Houston and the Knowles-Temenos Place Apartments. "We must continue to build bridges through our community," says Pastor Rudy. "Each of us has the power to change another's life just by passing the plate. It only takes one plate!"
The Knowleses are inviting national and local celebrities to pass the plate and take a stand against hunger. Together everyone can make a difference, one person at a time. Those wishing to pass the plate can donate by texting "50555" or by visiting www.missameal.net.
To view additional "Miss A Meal" images, click here: http://missameal.net/oneplate.html.
For additional information on where to donate and how to get involved, visit www.missameal.net or join in on Facebook at www.facebook.com/missameal and on Twitter at twitter.com/missameal.
ABOUT BREAD OF LIFE, INC. Founded in 1992 by Pastor Rudy and Juanita Rasmus as a mission of St. John's United Methodist Church, the Bread of Life, Inc., is a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization that provides solutions to the problems of homelessness, unemployment and hunger through sustaining, equipping and transforming the forgotten with compassion.
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Sweet Pea is so clean, super flexible and has a fully responsive design! This theme gives you the beauty that is not available with existing Concrete 5 Themes. In addition, we will have weekly add-on to better your experience and drive revenue to your business.
Sweet Pea is easy to use right out of the box, but it also has some nice features for advance users. See the list of available features in the list below.
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Creating an SSIS Custom Task, Part 2
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Los Ciruelitos is a guarderia (kindergarten/day-care centre) in one of Sucre's poorer, outlying suburbs, Aranjuez. The mothers of the children mostly come from the countryside where we hike to work in the city. As they don't have their family around them, they rely on this centre to care for their children.
Henrry, one of our guides has a close relationship with the community of Aranjuez and he alerted us to their need for assistance. Condor Trekkers now provides money for lunches and excursions.
We also encourage our volunteers to go to the centre as they love visitors. They are also looking for daily volunteers and if anyone is interested, we can arrange this. Be warned that you will need a lot of energy to play with 30 kids.


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Robert Stark, Co-host Pilleater, and Rabbit talk to Ryan Englund. He blogs at Samizdat Chronicles
The UC Berkeley Antifa/SJW Riots against Trump and Milo
The parallels between Milo's color blind Civic Nationalism, and the Alt-Left, Rabbit's identitarian Alt-Left
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Alt-Left Founder Robert Lindsay disowns the Left Wing of the Alt-Right over Trump, and calls for an Alliance with the PC/SJW Left against Trump and the Republican Party
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Home to one of the oldest Christian communities in the world, the city of Beit Jala — located on a hill adjacent to Bethlehem — still boasts a large number of worshippers. This fact makes the town unique among Palestinian towns, which have generally seen their Christian populations decline.
"People are leaving Palestine in droves. Jenin, Aboud, Nablus — these cities have lost much of their Christian population, some villages and towns have no more than two to three families," said Peter, a 25-year-old resident of Bethlehem who agreed to be interviewed for this article on condition that his real name not be used.
Statistics show that more than 60 percent of the Arab Christians born in Palestinian areas over the past several generations now live abroad. Totaling some half a million people worldwide, 360,000 of them currently reside in dispersed communities in Canada, Chile, the United States, Germany, Australia and other countries. 154,000 remain in Israel and the Palestinian-controlled territories, with about 35,000 living in the West Bank and less than 3,000 in the Gaza Strip.
The flight of Christian is a growing trend across the Middle East. In Iraq, for example, the ancient Assyrian Christian community dropped from 1.5 million people to just 250,000 since the Second Gulf War broke out in 2003. Christians are leaving Lebanon en mass, with 60 percent of their beleaguered community now living in foreign lands. The Coptic Church in Egypt has lost tens of thousands of parishioners following the dramatic events of the "Arab Spring."
As experts look for different ways to explain the phenomenon, Peter has his own answer: "We enjoy religious freedom but I still feel like a second-class citizen," he told Israel Today. "We are allowed to pray in churches and are given religious holidays but I'm constantly reminded of being a minority in a Muslim land," he continued, referring to instances of discrimination against Christians.
"Christian women are very often harassed, insulted, or simply not given due respect only because they refuse to cover their hair," he pointed out. "Muslims will not think twice to express their dissatisfaction with a Christian listening to religious recitations in his cab. Had Christians dared to do the same, massive wrath would surely follow," Peter told us.
According to Peter, the problems for West Bank Christians started in 1993, the year the area was handed over from Israel to the Palestinian Authority. With the eruption of the Second Intifada in 2000, the situation deteriorated even further.
During that conflict, Islamist militants affiliate with Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah movement used the town of Beit Jala as a base to launch sniper and mortar attacks on the Jerusalem neighborhood of Gilo. When the Israeli army was compelled to respond, it caused severe damage to the Christian houses and churches from which the attacks were launched.
But even after the uprising was over, Christians have reported numerous cases of illegal seizure of their property by Muslims from Hebron and other parts of the West Bank. Khaled Abu Toameh, a prominent Arab writer for the Jerusalem Post, reported in his article from June 2012 that the property-related complaints of West Bank Christians — filed with the Palestinian Authority, the Vatican, and European leaders — have fallen on deaf ears.


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Prevention of Gums And Teeth
Gums and teeth is among the primary reasons for losing one's teeth in grown-ups. Gums and teeth doesn't just modify the dental health. Gums and teeth is known to be associated with cardiovascular disease and cardiac arrest. The Ada acknowledged the toxins within the mouth that are connected with gums and teeth may eventually result in heart disease or disease like artery blockage and cardiac arrest.
Gums and teeth may be the inflammation from the gums all around the teeth and regular visits or examinations from your dental professional is the greatest protection against gums and teeth. The Ada mentioned that maintaining proper dental hygiene is the greatest methods for protection against gums and teeth (e.g. gum disease, periodontitis) along with other dental disorders or problems. Maintaining a great dental hygiene take effort, for this reason almost everyone has gums and teeth as they do not pay sufficient focus on dental care and have poor dental hygiene. The following are the best means in preventing gums and teeth:
* Flossing and brushing one's teeth carefully and sometimes prevents any plaque and tartar develop within the teeth. Tartar is among the primary reasons for gums and teeth. Preventing plaque develop is equivalent to protection against gums and teeth. Flossing the teeth every day also is the greatest way of protection of gums and teeth because flossing is the only method to remove plaque among one's teeth that has run out of achieve with a toothbrush. Also, using tooth paste with fluoride give additional protection against cavities.
* Using mouthwash. Rinsing the mouth area by having an antibacterial mouthwash give additional protection against plaque. Peroxide based mouthwash are advisable. If you have a gums and teeth stay away from alcohol based mouthwash because alcohol based mouthwash may worsen the health of the gums and teeth.
* Eating gums are great for assisting the dental irrigation between and round the teeth. Eating gums are great for cleaning and removing particles.
* Regular trip to the dental professional for normal examinations can also be among the best way of protection against gums and teeth. Dental examinations serves to watch a person's dental hygiene and also the individual's degree of the bone round the teeth. Dental examinations likewise helps find out the initial phases of gum illnesses, and monitors the progress of treating the gums and teeth.
Prevention may be the always the very best remedy for any types of problems or disease. Proper dental hygiene like brushing a minimum of two times each day, flossing daily is a great method of stopping gums and teeth. Turn it into a habit to talk to your dental professional to possess regular dental cleanings and dental examinations. Go to your dental professional at leas once every six several weeks.


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Social media consultants can be an expensive addition to your business. But in this day and age, no company can operate without a sound social plan. Despite the swanky pitches you may receive from pros, your best social media team might actually be your current workforce.
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At Nibaldo P Morales DMD we offer a range of treatment options for sleep apnea. If snoring or obstructed breathing is a problem, call Dr. Morales today to learn how we can help you breathe easier.
Left untreated, sleep apnea can cause serious health problems, so contact us now to schedule an examination.
For a quality porcelain crown in the Coral Gables, FL area, Dr. Nibaldo Morales is known for natural-looking results. At Nibaldo P Morales DMD, we use quality materials to restore your smile.
Your new tooth colored crown will blend in with the rest of your teeth. Our state-of-the-art techniques will make your smile look healthy and natural again.
Here at Nibaldo P Morales DMD, your comfort is our number one priority. We will do our utmost to put you at ease and keep you feeling relaxed and secure. Under the experienced leadership of Dr. Nibaldo Morales, our dedicated team of professionals is at your service to explain your treatment thoroughly and answer any questions you may have.
If you're looking for attractive porcelain veneers, Coral Gables area veneers dentist Dr. Morales can help. Our friendly team will evaluate your situation to make sure you're a good candidate for dental veneers.
Then we'll develop your individual plan for the process. Your cracked, chipped or discolored teeth will be transformed to look completely natural so you can enjoy your bright new smile.
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With IV sedation you'll have no memory of your dental procedure at our Miami area sedation dentistry practice. Since you are safely sedated during the treatment, you experience virtually no pain. You'll simply wake up to your successful results.
Safe, anxiety-free dentistry with Miami area dentist Dr. Rene Piedra means you can have dental treatments done quickly while you're lightly sedated, with little or no discomfort.
You no longer have to tolerate feeling uncomfortable, hiding your smile, or putting off dental work because of a busy schedule. You'll feel relaxed during your dental appointment, and relieved that your oral health is in good hands.
With oral conscious sedation, Miami area sedation dentist Rene Piedra, D.M.D. is medically able to attend to your dental needs for a longer period of time. This means you can combine all or many of your dental appointments into one. If you are in need of extensive dental work or multiple treatments are necessary, oral sedation dentistry may be the most efficient and hassle-free option for you to consider.
If you're concerned about dental treatments, soothing nitrous oxide (laughing gas) is one of a number of options available at Feel Good Dentistry to help reduce your dental anxiety. Miami, Florida, area dentist, Dr. Piedra, wants your dental visit to be as comfortable as possible.
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If you have lost a tooth, it is likely that one of your options is to replace it with a dental implant. Before you decide a course of action, you should consider asking your implant dentist some simple questions:
A dental implant is a titanium metal replacement for a root of a tooth that is surgically implanted in the jawbone by a specially trained implant dentist or oral surgeon. As the body heals for approximately two to six months after the surgery, the bone around the implant fuses to the implant through a process called osseointegration. After the healing phase is complete, the implants are used to anchor crowns, bridges, or dentures. Dental implants are the most natural replacement for a missing tooth.
The process should begin with a thorough evaluation of the patient's medical and dental history, and a full clinical examination of the entire mouth and missing tooth area by your dentist. The clinical exam should also include specific X-rays. After assessing the patient, a comprehensive treatment plan can be devised. From that point, implants are surgically placed in the jawbone under local anesthesia. The length of the healing time is based on the quality and quantity of bone, as well as the type of implant placed. After adequate healing is allowed to occur, the implant can be used to support a crown, bridge, or denture.
If an implant fails to bond to bone, another implant can immediately be put in its place, usually of a slightly larger diameter. In situations where another implant cannot be immediately placed, the area is allowed to heal for a few months and then another one can be put in the same place.
This is a question that should be determined during the treatment plan. A good rule-of-thumb is to place one implant for each tooth replaced. Other decisive factors for the number of dental implants needed for success is the quality and quantity of the patient's bone. Equally as important are the existing anatomy of the bone and the financial resources of the patient.
Placing enough implants to restore teeth is vitally important to the long-term success of the restoration. Simply stated, the most costly mistake is to have an implant fail because not enough implants are placed to support the teeth. If the number of implants is limited due to financial constraints of the patient, then the implant treatment should be avoided or the type of restoration must be altered.
When you are more knowledgeable about your implant treatment, you will be able to have more input to give your dentist and better your chances of a successful treatment outcome.
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The endosseous system of dental implants, currently the most popular system used in dentistry today, has been utilized to replace missing teeth for over thirty years. Dental implants are very successful. Dental implants are made of titanium, an inert metal that bonds with the bone and forms a very tight union. Dental implants have a 90% to 95% success rate and once placed and restored, can last for an indefinite amount of time.
Although rare, dental implant complications do occur. If the bond between the dental implant and the bone breaks, or the dental implant itself breaks, it may have to be removed. If so, it may be possible to replace the failed dental implant, either at the same time or after doing a bone grafting procedure.
There are two main reasons for dental implant complications are:
There are certain risk factors that may increase the risk of dental implant complications. Smoking, for example, halves the success rate of dental implants and is the number one risk factor for dental implant complications.
Also, persons that have a diminished healing ability such as people with uncontrolled diabetes may have an increased risk for dental implant complications. To reduce the risk of dental implant complications, and to prevent serious health complications from surgery, a thorough medical evaluation is required before dental implant treatment.
To reduce the risk of dental implant complications, make sure that the dentist that places the dental implants and the one that restores the dental crown on the dental implant have plenty of experience with dental implant procedures.
The success of dental implant treatment is dependent on the expertise of the dental team and the patient's ability to control plaque. With proper dental implant design and follow-up maintenance, you could enjoy the benefits of dental implant treatment for a lifetime.
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The WTA's release some fluffy behind-the-scenes footage from that photo shoot accompanying the long article on the current state of the women's game in last Sunday's New York Times (was that really just one week ago??). View: Click on that photo above to watch the YouTube vid.
Thankfully no one chose that mesh short-sleeved tank that was on the rack — though Kimmie got awfully close! And does anyone else think that this seems like an awful lot of glitter and powder for athletes to be inhaling?
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It's not too late to plan a way for your Scout unit to honor the 10-year anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001.
Gather together, grab a big screen, and watch the film New York Says Thank You at 8 p.m. EST shown here. You can view the movie on television, too; just check these listings for a showing in your city.
The documentary features a group of New Yorkers who turn the tables on America—giving back to local communities as a way to say thank you for the country's support in the years following the devastating terrorist attacks. One service project includes the reconstruction of the tornado-ravaged Little Sioux Scout Ranch in Iowa.
But, besides watching this movie, Scouts around the nation are giving back to local communities as part of Scout Surge 9/11, a movement of patriotism that helps youth understand the significance of the date by dedicating a service project in honor of the anniversary.
Does your unit have something planned? If so, share photos and details about your acts of service on the Scout Surge 9/11 Facebook page. This page is also an excellent source of ideas if you're searching for quick events to replicate in your own city.
It's hard to believe it's been 10 years since that gut-wrenching morning of Sept. 11, 2001. Here, at Scouting, our solemn thoughts are lifted by the uprising of so many Scouts doing good deeds to remember 9/11 victims and their families. Keep up the great work.


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1 Turkey about 12 pounds
For The Brine
1 1/2 cups kosher salt
2 1/2 gallons cold water
3 tablespoons Mushroom & Sage Olive Oil
1 tablespoon freshly ground pepper
1/2-3/4 cups chicken stock, as needed
Place turkey and enough brine to cover in a large pot. Refrigerate for 12 to 24 hours. If turkey floats to top weigh down with a plate and cans to keep it submerged in brine. Preheat oven to 400° rub 2 tablespoons mushroom sage extra virgin olive oil over the skin of turkey. Sprinkle pepper over skin and in cavity. Tuck wing tips under loosely truss legs and place turkey on a V-shaped rack in roasting pan. Tent breast with foil. Put turkey in preheated oven.
To ensure the bird cooks evenly, rotate roasting pan 180° every 30 minutes.
Roast for about one hour, remove foil and baste turkey with 1/2 cup of warm stock mixed with one tablespoon mushroom sage extra virgin olive oil. Start checking internal temperature after about one hour by inserting an instant read thermometer in the meatiest part of the thigh not touching the bone. If legs or breast begin to get too brown cover loosely with foil roast until internal thigh temperature reaches 165° total roasting time should be about two to two and three-quarter hours. Let bird rest least 20 to 30 minutes before carving.


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I pick up possibly-interesting nonfiction books, not quite at random, when I'm visiting the local PL, and I admit a fondness for "hot topic" and "here's the way it's going to be" books that are a few years old.
This one seemed more straightforward: Breaking Windows: How Bill Gates fumbled the future of Microsoft by David Bank, a reporter for the Wall Street Journal. (Free Press, 2001, ISBN 0-7432-0315-1)
Based on interviews with loads of current and former Microsoft people, including Gates, Ballmer, and the rest of the top folks.
Bank seems to be telling a story of how Microsoft lacked the courage to basically stop developing Windows and Office in the late 1990s and move all its attention to web software. As a result, as we all know, Microsoft is a pathetic shell of a company barely hanging on to its few dozen remaining employees, while the smart people who built web-based applications in the late 1990s are all multibillionaires.
Or not.
Oddly enough, Bank finishes by saying that Gates is smart enough to wind up a winner–but only, I infer, by finally giving up on all that desktop-oriented nonsense.
I suppose the lesson is that it's tough to write hard-headed confident technology reportage when the inevitable shifts aren't quite as inevitable as they appear.


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Storage area network (SAN) technology has been around since the late 1990s, but historically it was priced far out of the range of small IT departments. Now this option for making more-efficient use of data storage has become affordable for all but the smallest of IT shops.
For example, Internet Small Computer System Interface (iSCSI) SAN arrays such as the Drobo Elite cost $3500, and the Dell PowerVault MD3000i starts at just over $5000.
SAN devices are disk arrays located on a network storage device shared with multiple servers–up to 16 servers, for these models. To each server operating system, however, the storage that a SAN device provides appears to be dedicated, not shared.
It used to be that when you bought a server, you guessed how much storage you would need, and then bought disks based on that often-underestimated number. When your needs outgrew your disk capacity, you had to back up the server, replace the disks, and restore the data.
With a storage area network, however, you buy only as much storage as you initially need, and then expand as you go. This save your company money in hardware costs and energy consumption, and it reduces IT personnel workload and system downtime.
For a small business, high-throughput, low-latency fiber-channel-based SANs are still too pricey. But less-expensive iSCSI SANs, which use standard ethernet cables, network cards, and switches, have no trouble keeping up with the disks that small and medium-size companies are likely to use.
iSCSI, a protocol for connecting storage devices using the IP protocol and SCSI commands, replaces expensive SCSI cards and cables with ubiquitous ethernet hardware, and permits multiple computers to connect to a single drive array. With iSCSI, your storage location no longer needs to be close to your servers. Since ethernet cables can be up to 100 meters long, you can place a SAN wherever you like.
A key feature of SANs is "thin provisioning," which in effect lets you lie to your server about how much storage is available to it. For example, you can fool each of five servers into thinking that it has 16TB (terabytes) of dedicated storage available when in reality your SAN has a total of just 2TB of actual disk space.
Of course, you'll still have to add drives to your storage area network as your total data approaches capacity, but thin provisioning helps you avoid wasting space on underutilized servers or creating new partitions each time you add a physical disk.
SANs and virtual machines are a natural pairing. An eight-core server with 32GB of RAM now costs only a few thousand dollars, and that one box can run a handful of virtual machines effortlessly. Pairing a single computer with a storage area network, you can easily create all the services of a larger data center.
To install a SAN, you'll need a storage area network array with at least two drives, one or two additional network cards per server (two is preferable), an ethernet switch (again, a pair is better), and all of the associated cabling. It is technically feasible to use your existing network for your SAN, but in practice you would never want to. Though iSCSI is a reduced-overhead protocol, subjecting your network to both iSCSI and regular ethernet traffic would quickly flood it .
SAN technology lets you store data across multiple servers with a level of efficiency unmatched by traditional options. A SAN can reduce the number of hard disks by 50 percent or more, which saves money in several ways. Fewer drives use less power, obviously, but they also generate less heat, reducing expenses for cooling systems.
There is a learning curve, in addition to additional upfront costs, but the payoff is the need for fewer disks down the road, less administrative overhead, and lower energy costs.
Michael Scalisi is an IT manager based in Alameda, California.