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Sunday, January 4, 2009
Snow is here
Take a look at the latest obs (see attached)...cool temps everywhere..even at coastal stations. (Note if you click on the graphics they will expand for easier viewing) Finally, the latest computer forecasts suggest the snow holding to around 10 PM.
The bottom line is that snow could well range from 1-4 inches, perhaps more in favored higher locations. Kitsap will get more.
Very strong SE winds are over SE Washington and near Destruction Is on the coast. As described in my book, this pattern of strong winds is due to the influence of the Olympics.
87 comments:
- Leeroy said...
Still snowing in South Tacoma. 1/2 to 3/4 inch accumulated. Little wind.
Temp down to 34.2
- January 4, 2009 at 7:21 PM
- John in Seattle said...
Big flakes and approx. 1" accumulated snow on the ridge east of the Fred Meyer in Lake City.
- January 4, 2009 at 7:22 PM
- Brad said...
We have 4 inches already here in North Kitsap (Poulsbo)at about 350' above sea level. I keep telling my kids it will likely be gone by morning, but I'm beginning to doubt that.
- January 4, 2009 at 7:22 PM
- SWSDuvall said...
Duvall, 420' elevation (King-48) 1" on ground, street covered, snowing moderately, 31.3 degrees, dew point 30, SE wind 3-7 mph
- January 4, 2009 at 7:28 PM
2 inches here in Madrona, with more falling. No buses seen on 34 Ave. since it started, and driving up Union was very dicey. It's 7:30pm now.
- January 4, 2009 at 7:28 PM
- Leighton said...
1 3/4 inches over on 22nd Ave NE in the U District
- January 4, 2009 at 7:29 PM
2 inches here in lynnwood near Meadowdale High. Temp 32.4
- January 4, 2009 at 7:31 PM
About 3½inches wet snow at 60ft elevation on Agate Pass just south of Old Man House Park. Still snowing...
- January 4, 2009 at 7:35 PM
About 2 1/2 inches here on Mercer Island. Calm. Unexpected but very pretty.
- January 4, 2009 at 7:39 PM
Given that the snow is expected to continue till around 10pm, will we get the rain afterwards????
- January 4, 2009 at 7:39 PM
- ms. kitty said...
Snowing hard on South Whidbey Island. About two inches on the ground, very wet and sloppy.
- January 4, 2009 at 7:41 PM
We have had snow in Potlatch since 3PM. Currently have 3 1/2 inches. Waterfront temperature on Hood Canal is 32F
- January 4, 2009 at 7:44 PM
More than 2 inches in Mountlake Terrace now. It is still accumulating fast. Will it really be gone by morning?
It's 7:45pm
- January 4, 2009 at 7:45 PM
- Julia said...
Some time between 7:15pm, when it was 31.4 and snowing, and about 7:40pm, when my son came in from work, it started to rain (at 33.4F).
- January 4, 2009 at 7:46 PM
7:45 PM now, and ~3" in the Northgate area since 5 PM.
- January 4, 2009 at 7:46 PM
- Jerry said...
Why does it appear to be warmer to the North (Skagit/Whatcom) right now 7:33pm and colder to the south? Currently 36 at both Bellingham and Burlington airports, yet 32-33 in Seattle?
- January 4, 2009 at 7:46 PM
- Laura Vo said...
Skyway has about 2 inches and it's still coming down as snow. I'm cheered to know that other Seattle areas are getting this as well. Just so long as it all melts by tomorrow...
- January 4, 2009 at 7:51 PM
2-1/2-inches of wet stuff on the west side of Green Lake in north Seattle. I haven't made it to the K&K yet, but my ETA is 8pm.
- January 4, 2009 at 7:54 PM
When will the rain come? Please let there be school tomorrow!
- January 4, 2009 at 7:54 PM
- Julian said...
Any chance of no Seattle Schools tomorrow :D?
- January 4, 2009 at 8:05 PM
- Lulu said...
About 3" just west of Montesano--230' elevation.
- January 4, 2009 at 8:08 PM
We have in the realm of 2 inches in Sammamish. And I was just thinking, no way is this going to stop at 7:00...glad you updated things for 10:00.
According to a neighbor's weather instruments via Wunderground, our temp is below freezing.
The snow is excellent. Form it into a ball, roll it like a bowling ball and it grows as far as it rolls!
(But please....make it stop!)
- January 4, 2009 at 8:09 PM
- Jim said...
Vaughn Bay, Pierce County
elev. 20'
temp. 34 deg F and steady
Snow has turned to rain and the wind is picking up.
I'm getting into the hot tub to watch it all melt!
- January 4, 2009 at 8:09 PM
It is 8:10 pm and we just measured 4 1/2 inches in Port Orchard. Will there be late start tomorrow for SK schools?
- January 4, 2009 at 8:10 PM
- Swiss Solar said...
Wow. 45 knots at out the coast. Time to go windsurfing!
- January 4, 2009 at 8:11 PM
- theartist said...
3-4 inches of snow in south Mukilteo. We're at about 460 feet here.
Big, fluffy flakes, like some angels are having a big pillow fight upstairs. ;)
- January 4, 2009 at 8:14 PM
4 inches on Olalla/Port Orchard, still snowing.
- January 4, 2009 at 8:15 PM
Sammamish -- keep it coming. Much prefer the snow to the gray skies and endless rain. I can take walks in the snow and not get wet!
- January 4, 2009 at 8:15 PM
- nocurling said...
no snow now in east olympia, but the winds have picked up dramatically. we're getting gusts to 20mph, with a constant wind of 4-6mph. looks like the snow has past us.
- January 4, 2009 at 8:16 PM
Snowing steadily and heavily for the last three hours in Lake Forest Park. I have three inches of thick, wet snow in my yard (again) and it is accumulating on the road below so not a good sign for tomorrow. It's 38 degrees and has been getting colder gradually through the afternoon. 500' above sea level - unbelievable and still, beautiful. I love how quiet it gets when it snows and how bright it is outside.
- January 4, 2009 at 8:18 PM
About 1/2" here now east of North Bend. (Exit 34 off I-90.)
- January 4, 2009 at 8:19 PM
Snowing in Mt Baker (SE Seattle) for about 2 hours now. maybe 1.5 inches. Very slippery when walking the dog at 7:45. Pray for rain...my kids need to go to school tomorrow!
- January 4, 2009 at 8:19 PM
- Elizabeth said...
Sunset Hill Elev. 80'
Started to snow today at 3p.m. when temp was 35. Accumulated 2" and temp is 33.
- January 4, 2009 at 8:23 PM
Coming down heavier now east of North Bend. This has gotta stop. I NEED my kids to go to school tomorrow!
- January 4, 2009 at 8:31 PM
- Dude Diligence said...
About 2 to 3 inches in north Edmonds. Elevation: 380 feet / Temp.: 32.8 degrees F. Still falling. Will it melt before the morning commute? Film at eleven.
- January 4, 2009 at 8:31 PM
The plows are out in Mountlake Terrace now. There is a couple inches on the ground now and it's still coming down hard. I'm starting to get nervous that it isn't gonna turn to rain. It's still about 31 degrees out now.
- January 4, 2009 at 8:39 PM
- SWSDuvall said...
Duvall, 420' elevation - 3" on ground, still snowing from moderate to heavy. 31.6 degrees, wind has died down.
- January 4, 2009 at 8:43 PM
- Wendy said...
@8:40pm, Bainbridge: 5" accum. at approx. 200 above sea level and still coming!
- January 4, 2009 at 8:43 PM
- Pamela said...
2" - 3" and about 30 degrees at High Point in West Seattle - at about 500 feet. And still coming down.
- January 4, 2009 at 8:44 PM
- robert said...
It will transition over to rain. Westport and Ocean shores report temps in the mid 40's. It will switch over while we are all sleeping and we will wake to a slushy/sloppy mess.
- January 4, 2009 at 8:44 PM
3 inches in Magnolia now...32.5 degrees. Bus 24 is stuck on 28th. Snow is slowing down as we speak. (8:45 pm)
- January 4, 2009 at 8:46 PM
- Joseph Ratliff said...
Unofficial gusts to 26mph in Lacey...with very little snow on the ground and now rain/snow mix is falling...
Sustained winds in the 5 - 20mph range...over the last 3 hours.
- January 4, 2009 at 8:49 PM
2-3" in West Seattle.
- January 4, 2009 at 8:52 PM
Capitol Hill--Seattle
8:50--Heavy wet snow. 3+ inches. I'm shocked and thrilled!
- January 4, 2009 at 8:55 PM
8:53 in Loyal Heights Ballard, 29 degrees and about 3.2 inches on the ground and possibly slowing down now. School? Please?
- January 4, 2009 at 8:57 PM
- camco said...
Four inches in Lynnwood/Edmonds!
- January 4, 2009 at 9:00 PM
At 2:50 it was snowing at the I5/I90 interchange in Sea. So we didn't go to Issaq/N Bend as planned!
Then snowing on W Sea/Admiral at 3:15 and rain over the W Sea Bridge. Not sticking at that point.
Back in E. Lake Union at 4 and it started to snow shortly after. It is so strange, I can "hear" the snow. It is wet and not the noiseless snowfall of Dec. We have over an inch at this point.
I love all the education on your site Cliff! Can't wait until my mom finishes your book I gave her for Christmas & sends it back for my turn to read.
- January 4, 2009 at 9:02 PM
We have 5"+ on the ground in Kingston, and it continues to snow heavily. I just stepped outside and heard a tree cracking in the distance. Likely to be quite a few trees and limbs coming down, as this snow is wet and heavy.
- January 4, 2009 at 9:05 PM
We've got 3 inches near Jackson Park Golf Course. Big, wet flakes; but still coming down pretty heavy.
- January 4, 2009 at 9:07 PM
- Ella said...
About 3 inches here, NE Shoreline, about 500' elevation.
It's beautiful, but I AM SO SICK OF THE SNOW. I moved out here from Connecticut for a REASON. Cliff, make it stop! Please! *grin*
- January 4, 2009 at 9:09 PM
almost 4in in Bvue at 750 ft. Yeah!
- January 4, 2009 at 9:13 PM
- Chris said...
temp in Upper Fremont (3 blocks south of Woodland Park Zoo) is 32.9 F and we have 3 1/2" inches of snow and still falling fast. Great snow balls!
There will be rain and school, thank goodness! But it is lovely.
- January 4, 2009 at 9:18 PM
Measured 3 inches in Wedgwood at 9pm - AND saw a SNOW PLOW on 35th Ave NE!! (after the bus went by)
- January 4, 2009 at 9:20 PM
5.0 inched on our picnic table here Haller Lake, just south of 145th.
My kids are hoping for no school tomorrow. I have to admit, I wouldn't mind just one more day of snow ...
Ironically, we're just cleaning up after Christmas Eve Party, which was postponed until today for weather reasons. Boy howdy, did people beat a fast path to the door when they saw those flakes were sticking, yet again!
- January 4, 2009 at 9:31 PM
- Aim said...
A bit over 2" in West Seattle, and still DUMPING down at 9:30pm. It's 32*. I somehow think we may get more snow and less rain than originally thought...
- January 4, 2009 at 9:33 PM
- batchild said...
Between 5 and 6.5" depending where I measure it here at 440ft in Port Ludlow, Oly Peninsula (same latitude as Mukilteo, more or less. Been snowing since 3:45, high winds. Boy was I not expecting this!!
- January 4, 2009 at 9:36 PM
- Jim said...
Vaughn Bay, Pierce County
elev. 20'
temp. 34 deg F and steady
Rain has turned to rain/snow mix and it's breezy.preessi
For those wanting school delay info you can get it for most public schools at:
- January 4, 2009 at 9:39 PM
- JewelyaZ said...
No wind, 2" of new snow and still falling, "Cascade concrete", 32.6F in East Bellevue, 210' elevation.
Please, PLEASE melt by morning. I will officially go insane if the kids get another day off school!!!!!
- January 4, 2009 at 9:46 PM
heart of Mountlake Terrace, close to 4" of perfect snowman/-ball snow, and the flakes are still coming down (though much smaller now).
i wonder what will happen by noon -- will the snow on the ground prove no match for the expected warmer air, or...? it's just been so stubborn up here.
- January 4, 2009 at 9:50 PM
Snowing a lot atop Union Hill in Redmond, WA at about 590-600' supposedly.
Cliff, any chance that the snow won't stop for areas about 500' tonight?
I saw Walter Kelly's forecast, and it said in the morning for Redmond, that it was going to be 32*. And we are always colder.
Whats happening?
- January 4, 2009 at 9:52 PM
three inches on Queen Anne in Seattle and still coming down hard, but definitely wet stuff. Metro shuttle bus is running with chains on top of the hill, so transportation still available for those without other means. So that is good. It is beautiful.
- January 4, 2009 at 9:52 PM
- Jarucia said...
South Mill Creek area around 3-in's at this point. I was so happy to be able to drive again safely. Sigh. Isn't it suppose to rain later and melt?
- January 4, 2009 at 9:54 PM
- John said...
snow has basically stopped in Ballard, slowly being replaced by Rain.
Oh and Cliff -- have meteorologists ever read Tufte? The first chart you sent out was basically indecipherable to this reasonably educated engineer...
- January 4, 2009 at 10:00 PM
South Hill Puyallup:
Mostly rain with a very thin layer of slush on the car.
- January 4, 2009 at 10:05 PM
- SWSDuvall said...
Duvall - 420' 31.8 degrees, Dewpoint 30.5 Snowing heavily (3/4" - 1" size snowflakes). 4" on the ground.
Rain, rain, where art thou?
- January 4, 2009 at 10:08 PM
still snowing lightly near Hwy 9 & Maltby Rd
- January 4, 2009 at 10:09 PM
Olalla: I lost internet access about 8:30...usually means high water content in the snow. When I went out to clear the dish I could hear the raindrops rattling down onto my plastic raincoat hood. I've had access continuously since then. There's been continuous precipitation since 3:30 or so, and we have around six inches of that stuff.
- Pete
- January 4, 2009 at 10:15 PM
- Jeanne said...
Still snowing with about 3" so far in Wallingford. Beautiful!
- January 4, 2009 at 10:16 PM
Still snowing over here in Pinehurst, about 4 inches so far.
I just love watching the snow/rain move on the radar : http://www.weather.com/outlook/travel/businesstraveler/map/interactive/98101
- January 4, 2009 at 10:24 PM
- Cari said...
3-4 inches in s. cap hill/Seattle U area and still snowing big wet globs alternating with dryer snow.
- January 4, 2009 at 10:34 PM
Greenlake/Greenwood at 10:30 PM: About 3 inches here and very much on the roads. No offense to Cliff and other meteorologists around here, but I'm skeptical about any forecasts that have to do with snow. I'm wondering if it really will warm up overnight. I'm hoping to wake to bare wet pavement tomorrow AM. Prove my skepticism wrong.
The charm of snow has well worn off for me!
- January 4, 2009 at 10:37 PM
- Walter Harley said...
@John - the profiler charts are about the hardest to read of all the charts Cliff posts, but I think if you spend a bit more time you'll start to understand what it's telling you and appreciate how much information is there and how concisely it's presented.
From what I've been able to determine, the vertical axis is altitude, and the horizontal is time, with most recent at the left (ie if it were coming off a printer it would be scrolling to the right). Blue symbols are the vector of wind direction and speed at the various altitudes. Red lines are temperature boundaries; so when you see a vertical red line it indicates that temp is changing at all altitudes, and when you see a horizontal red line it indicates hotter or cooler air at a higher altitude.
I think Tufte would approve of most of these charts! Remember that they're not really meant for the general public; like medical X-rays, they're meant to convey a lot of information efficiently to someone who knows how to read them. But I'm not a meteorologist and I got at least this far.
- January 4, 2009 at 10:45 PM
5" and no power in west seattle
- January 4, 2009 at 10:46 PM
In Wedgwood (NE 75th St & 44th Ave. NE, elev. 327 ft. according to Google Earth) approx. 4" of very wet snow, still falling pretty hard. Looks like it'll be a fun first day of the quarter for UW.
- January 4, 2009 at 10:47 PM
I'm watching the radar and it appears that the rain may not be coming to my neighborhood tonight. It may dry out by midnight and then I have little hope that the snow will melt enough to make for a nice commute to work. I'm going to bed and hope that I'm wrong and wake to clear roads. Happy dreaming folks! Night Night.
- January 4, 2009 at 10:53 PM
Drove up from Portland this evening, the snow zone ended at Woodland. Then the roads were bare with heavy rain and wind, the worst I have driven in years. More slush at the tops of the 1-5 summits and then more wind and rain. Tumwater was all slushy snow when I arrived. I thought I saw snow lightning 3 times but it could of been transformer exploding.
- January 4, 2009 at 10:59 PM
- Jamie on BI said...
Central Bainbridge Island, near the highway, and at least 3" now (on the deck). Heavy stuff, and I can hear the occasional branch cracking. At least one power outage closer to downtown.
- January 4, 2009 at 11:00 PM
1" in Kirkland (11:02)
- January 4, 2009 at 11:03 PM
- Randi and Lauretta said...
lauretta says...Snowing hard in Packwood, Wa. about 6 inches of new
snow this evening on top of the 2 and 1/2 feet we already have. Elevation
1066 feet
- January 4, 2009 at 11:04 PM
Foothills south of Sultan (400' elevation): 3" accumulation; still snowing but very lightly; 32 degrees; no wind. Avidly awaiting rain/warming. The Subaru will probably be able to get out in the morning, but I feel less sure of the Toyotas prospects :). (Must traverse steep hills off Ben Howard, and the deep slush last week was very very difficult until some local good Samaritans cleared some of the local byways....)
- January 4, 2009 at 11:05 PM
- allatham said...
11pm 8 mi. NW of Hood Canal Bridge, 500' El. Snow started 3:45pm, stopped 9:45pm; 4" accumulation. No rain yet.
- January 4, 2009 at 11:09 PM
- epjmcginley said...
Oyster Bay (sea level) nw Thurston County -
An inch plus of slick snow turning to rain between ten and eleven PM.
- January 4, 2009 at 11:11 PM
3 1/4" snow here in Bothell-98011- (415', 39F) Snow stopped at around 10:45pm. No rain yet. Car's already getting stuck on our little hill. Bring on the rain! No slushy mess please-
- January 4, 2009 at 11:19 PM
3-1/4-inches of wet snow on the west side of Green Lake in north Seattle. I saw snow plows going south on 99 (Aurora Ave) several times, for no reason. I saw no improvement after they passed. They should hit the arterials through the neighborhoods. The 358 bus went on a snow route, skipping the Linden Avenue "bypass". Linden needs to be plowed. Aurora is fine. I haven't seen any evidence of icing in the neighborhood or on the arterials. I hope the city doesn't salt.
- January 4, 2009 at 11:22 PM
- George said...
North Bend - Temp. 30 deg with wind out of the South at 5 - 22 mph. 5 inches of snow and snowing heavily.
- January 4, 2009 at 11:23 PM
It's now more rain than snow in Sammamish, but we already have a pretty good coat of compact snow on the roadways. It will be interesting to see if this turns to slush or ice.
- January 4, 2009 at 11:29 PM
it was a bloody blizzard here last night (chehalis).
- January 5, 2009 at 3:34 PM


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As president Kiir and arch-rival Machar met face to face to initial yet another futile agreement deal on October 20th, 2014, at the Ngurdoto Mountain Lodge outside Arusha, Tanzania, the day will stand out as an inauspicious and unpropitious day in the political evolution of South Sudan nation as specifically pertaining to the political behavioral evolution of our so-called political leaders.
If the assertions by both rival sides (SPLM ruling and SPLM-in-Opposition) that the goal of the talks and the agreement thereof is the re-unification of this monstrosity known as the SPLM again, then the oppressed peoples of South Sudan are once again being callously and unashamedly betrayed by the same personalities.
Yes, not only once, twice or thrice in our life time, but for the nth time, is the nation of South Sudan silently witnessing another duplicitous realignment of personalities who until this very moment have combined, colluded and commissioned the murders of hundreds of thousands of the citizens.
Sadly, the Ngurdoto Mountain Lodge parody comes after the abysmal and clear failure of the IGAD-negotiated Peace Talks in Ethiopia, whereby both sides of the government and the rebels came out immensely disappointed by the IGAD mediators.
In the latest statement from government spokesperson, the unpredictable minister of information, Makuei, the IGAD mediators were more interested in the participation of one politician at the peace talks and that was Dr. Lam Akol was deliberately prohibited by Kiir from traveling to Addis.
But more pertinently, IGAD also wanted to dish out an almost equal proportion of the share in a new government of national unity to each of the three, i.e. SPLM ruling, SPLM-in-O and SPLM ex-detainees, which didn't bode well with Makuei's boss, Kiir, hence the adjournment of the Addis talks.
Now, seriously, if after all those many months that the IGAD has been coercing, cajoling and counselling these same SPLM 'compatriots' in Ethiopia but to no avail, what difference would Tanzania's ruling party, the Chama Cha Mapinduzi and Pres. Kikwete do differently to achieve concordance among a bunch of diabolically cantankerous and self-seeking persons?
Nonetheless, one important anomaly needs to be pointed out about this gang of so-called SPLM 'leaders' and that is their selfish propensity to fully and criminally exploit any chances whereby they are being feted and accommodated luxuriously and freely at someone's expense, and even get paid for their irresponsibility.
We clearly saw this behavioral manifestation during the unnecessarily prolonged pre-CPA talks in Nairobi and Naivasha, where greed became a prominent characteristic of these SPLM gangsters. The IGAD Addis is a rendition of their greed of financial exploitation.
According to Tanzanian President Kikwete, he had invited the Kiir and Machar "to a dialogue aimed at reunifying the South Sudanese SPLM ruling party."
Furthermore, quoting the Secretary-general of Tanzania's ruling party, Chama Cha Mapinduzi, Mr. Abdulrahman Kinana, Kiir and Machar had been invited "to the intra-SPLM dialogue with the hope to re-unify the party."
However, it should be recalled that a week before (October 12 to 18) the so-called Kiir-Machar Summit at Ngurdoto Lodge, a bunch of SPLM ruling and SPLM rebel and ex-detainees representatives had been meeting in Arusha and according to Mr. Kinana, "the SPLM family have reached progress on establishing a framework for the SPLM dialogue, including shared principles, objectives and agenda for engaging dialogue."
Seriously, for many of us concerned South Sudanese, this is the biggest and scandalous exposé of the SPLM dishonesty and dis-ingenuity. What's there that the two SPLM protagonists have to talk about to 'unify' their long-exipired party?
The SPLM for all intents and purpose is a dead party, what Kiir, Machar, Pagan or Lam Akol are supposedly leading are mutually antagonistic and mutually destructive, self-serving but deadly clones of the former SPLM that only serve the particular interests of these personalities and their tribal peoples or criminal gangsters.
Dr. Peter Adwok Nyaba, who incidentally is leading the SPLM-in-O group at Ngurdoto, posed the following in his latest book, 'South Sudan: The State we aspire,' "What's the difference between confusion and a vicious circle? In essence, there's no difference between the categories…… but in the context of South Sudan, confusion-cum-vicious circle is the political environment the political elite engineers in order to de-conscientise the masses and prevent them from appreciating the oppressive reality in which they are submerged."
Dr. Adwok further goes on: "Because most political leaders practise double talk, it becomes absolutely necessary for them to generate confusion about their real intentions and they create a psychological environment which could be described as a comedy of political impotence."
Precisely and unfortunately, the Ngurdoto document just signed by the so-called 'three' factions of the SPLM, which will serve yet again as another roadmap for further negotiations to reunite the SPLM and end the war, epitomizes the 'confusion-cum-vicious cycle' Dr. Adwok Nyaba referred to above.(pp 148)
Succinctly, Dr. Adwok Nyaba concedes, "…the comedy of political impotence is the havoc the political elite, former revolutionaries of the national liberation struggle, pursuing a personal agenda for power and wealth, are wrecking havoc with the destiny of the people of Southern Sudan."
The biggest misfortune is that the civil societies and other stake holders in the current predicament facing our nation were deliberately excluded by Tanzania's president Kikwete with the obvious complicity of the three SPLM leaders and this doesn't bode well for any possible or probable future resolution of the crisis in the nation.
The SPLM as a whole is seriously and permanently debilitated by internal contradictions, schisms and rivalries which have cumulatively wrecked havoc among these so-called leadership or former revolutionaries.
Nothing good will ever materialize even if God himself came down and took these SPLM 'leaders' up into Heaven to negotiate among themselves.
These SPLM criminals, like the biblical people of Babel who disobeyed God himself and built the metaphorical 'towers of Babel'against God's will, must be destroyed and dispersed into different directions (many into prisons for life).
More concisely, the SPLM leaders have collectively lost their legitimacy to rule the country anymore because of the crimes they have committed or commissioned that, as Dr. Adwok Nyaba even wrote in his book (pp 148), that with the preponderance of evidence, "it would be easy to pick up and send to the International Criminal Court-ICC- in The Hague many of those in positions of authority today in South Sudan."
Since coming to Juba in 2005, Pres. Kiir and his ex-deputy, Machar have never really resolved their political differences from the bush era, on top of their bitter tribal differences, a fact overtly exacerbated by the big educational disparities, the latter a PhD holder and the former an primary school leaver.
On the other hand, Kiir has never forgiven or forgotten those so-called Garang's Boys, such as Pagan Amum, the leader of the former detainees group, for their mischievous role in his (Kiir's) marginalization and abuse during the bitter animosity with Garang when the late briefly contemplated dumping his deputy, Kiir,
Moreover, in the current opposition groups, those of Machar and Lam Akol still behave like two bitter ex-wives married to the one husband, never will they ever consensually collude and come together to even overthrow the Kiir regime, a near-miraculous expectation those many South Sudanese opposing the Kiir government had hoped would happen sooner than later.
Lately, the Machar's SPLM-in-O, has publicly and wholeheartedly embraced the popular demand for federal system of governance in the country. If now SPLM unification has become a top priority, is Dr. Machar not once again exhibiting his traits of betrayal to the Equatorians, the Nuer and Western Bahr el ghazel supporters who stood out to support the rebel SPLM?
If the improbable were ever to materialize that a united SPLM came back to life and took over the running of the Juba junta, that would be the biggest tragedy of our nation and its people.
A South Sudan government with Kiir, Machar, Pagan, Alor and company would be diabolical mockery and a painful insult to all those innocent compatriots needlessly eviscerated during the so-called struggle for regime change.
Once again, one would imagine Kiir boldly and without shame stand up in the dead beat parliament to pronounce a general amnesty for his own crimes and for the crimes of other SPLM co-conspirators.
Bitterly, the nation will be again forced to swallow the painful realities that they will and must have to live with once again ad infinitum, the 'confusion-cum-vicious cycle' of SPLM political disasters, one after another.
Like it or not, tribal domination will be overtly expedited, there will be no accountability for any crimes commissioned by the ruling SPLM gangsters, people will be murdered and brought with decapitated heads to the government morgues and other unimaginable egregious crimes perpetuated blatantly and lawfully.
In conclusion, whatever the case, the nation should not countenance or allow the tragedy of SPLM unification and the comeback of the SPLM monstrosity to again damage, desecrate and disintegrate the stalled progression and evolution of our nation.

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Brennan Evans broke a 2-2 tie 9:54 into the third period and Petr Mrazek made 24 saves as the Griffins claimed the American Hockey League championship with a 5-2 victory against the Syracuse Crunch in Game 6 of the Calder Cup Final at Onondaga County War Memorial Arena on Tuesday night.
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Multi-level Monte Carlo methods using ensemble level mixed MsFEM for two-phase flow and transport simulations (2012)
In this paper, we propose multi-level Monte Carlo(MLMC) methods that use ensemble level mixed multiscale methods in the simulations of multi-phase flow and transport. The main idea of ensemble level multiscale methods is to construct local multiscale basis functions that can be used for any member of the ensemble. We consider two types of ensemble level mixed multiscale finite element methods, (1) the no-local-solve-online ensemble level method (NLSO) and (2) the local-solve-online ensemble level method (LSO). Both mixed multiscale methods use a number of snapshots of the permeability media to generate a multiscale basis. As a result, in the offline stage, we construct multiple basis functions for each coarse region where basis functions correspond to different realizations. In the no-local-solve-online ensemble level method one uses the whole set of pre-computed basis functions to approximate the solution for an arbitrary realization. In the local-solve-online ensemble level method one uses the pre-computed functions to construct a multiscale basis for a particular realization. With this basis the solution corresponding to this particular realization is approximated in LSO mixed MsFEM. In both approaches the accuracy of the method is related to the number of snapshots computed based on different realizations that one uses to pre-compute a multiscale basis. We note that LSO approaches share similarities with reduced basis methods [11, 21, 22]. In multi-level Monte Carlo methods ([14, 13]), more accurate (and expensive) forward simulations are run with fewer samples while less accurate(and inexpensive) forward simulations are run with a larger number of samples. Selecting the number of expensive and inexpensive simulations carefully, one can show that MLMC methods can provide better accuracy at the same cost as MC methods. In our simulations, our goal is twofold. First, we would like to compare NLSO and LSO mixed MsFEMs. In particular, we show that NLSO mixed MsFEM is more accurate compared to LSO mixed MsFEM. Further, we use both approaches in the context of MLMC to speed-up MC calculations. We present basic aspects of the algorithm and numerical results for coupled flow and transport in heterogeneous porous media.
The direction splitting approach proposed earlier in [6], aiming at the efficient solution of Navier-Stokes equations, is extended and adopted here to solve the Navier-Stokes-Brinkman equations describing incompressible flows in plain and in porous media. The resulting pressure equation is a perturbation of the incompressibility constrained using a direction-wise factorized operator as proposed in [6]. We prove that this approach is unconditionally stable for the unsteady Navier-Stokes-Brinkman problem. We also provide numerical illustrations of the method's accuracy and efficiency.
An overview on the usage of some model reduction approaches for simulations of Li-ion transport in batteries (2012)
In this work, some model reduction approaches for performing simulations with a pseudo-2D model of Li-ion battery are presented. A full pseudo-2D model of processes in Li-ion batteries is presented following [3], and three methods to reduce the order of the full model are considered. These are: i) directly reduce the model order using proper orthogonal decomposition, ii) using fractional time step discretization in order to solve the equations in decoupled way, and iii) reformulation approaches for the diffusion in the solid phase. Combinations of above methods are also considered. Results from numerical simulations are presented, and the efficiency and the accuracy of the model reduction approaches are discussed.
In this work we extend the multiscale finite element method (MsFEM) as formulated by Hou and Wu in [14] to the PDE system of linear elasticity. The application, motivated from the multiscale analysis of highly heterogeneous composite materials, is twofold. Resolving the heterogeneities on the finest scale, we utilize the linear MsFEM basis for the construction of robust coarse spaces in the context of two-level overlapping Domain Decomposition preconditioners. We motivate and explain the construction and present numerical results validating the approach. Under the assumption that the material jumps are isolated, that is they occur only in the interior of the coarse grid elements, our experiments show uniform convergence rates independent of the contrast in the Young's modulus within the heterogeneous material. Elsewise, if no restrictions on the position of the high coefficient inclusions are imposed, robustness can not be guaranteed any more. These results justify expectations to obtain coefficient-explicit condition number bounds for the PDE system of linear elasticity similar to existing ones for scalar elliptic PDEs as given in the work of Graham, Lechner and Scheichl [12]. Furthermore, we numerically observe the properties of the MsFEM coarse space for linear elasticity in an upscaling framework. Therefore, we present experimental results showing the approximation errors of the multiscale coarse space w.r.t. the fine-scale solution.
A Two-Dimensional Model of the Pressing Section of a Paper Machine Including Dynamic Capillary Effects (2012)
The paper production is a problem with significant importance for the society and it is a challenging topic for scientific investigations. This study is concerned with the simulations of the pressing section of a paper machine. A two-dimensional model is developed to account for the water flow within the pressing zone. Richards' type equation is used to describe the flow in the unsaturated zone. The dynamic capillary pressure–saturation relation proposed by Hassanizadeh and co-workers (Hassanizadeh et al., 2002; Hassanizadeh, Gray, 1990, 1993a) is adopted for the paper production process. The mathematical model accounts for the co-existence of saturated and unsaturated zones in a multilayer computational domain. The discretization is performed by the MPFA-O method. The numerical experiments are carried out for parameters which are typical for the production process. The static and dynamic capillary pressure–saturation relations are tested to evaluate the influence of the dynamic capillary effect.
A one-dimensional model of the pressing section of a paper machine including dynamic capillary effects (2011)
This work presents the dynamic capillary pressure model (Hassanizadeh, Gray, 1990, 1993a) adapted for the needs of paper manufacturing process simulations. The dynamic capillary pressure-saturation relation is included in a one-dimensional simulation model for the pressing section of a paper machine. The one-dimensional model is derived from a two-dimensional model by averaging with respect to the vertical direction. Then, the model is discretized by the finite volume method and solved by Newton's method. The numerical experiments are carried out for parameters typical for the paper layer. The dynamic capillary pressure-saturation relation shows significant influence on the distribution of water pressure. The behaviour of the solution agrees with laboratory experiments (Beck, 1983).
Numerical modeling of electrochemical process in Li-Ion battery is an emerging topic of great practical interest. In this work we present a Finite Volume discretization of electrochemical diffusive processes occurring during the operation of Li-Ion batteries. The system of equations is a nonlinear, time-dependent diffusive system, coupling the Li concentration and the electric potential. The system is formulated at length-scale at which two different types of domains are distinguished, one for the electrolyte and one for the active solid particles in the electrode. The domains can be of highly irregular shape, with electrolyte occupying the pore space of a porous electrode. The material parameters in each domain differ by several orders of magnitude and can be non-linear functions of Li ions concentration and/or the electrical potential. Moreover, special interface conditions are imposed at the boundary separating the electrolyte from the active solid particles. The field variables are discontinuous across such an interface and the coupling is highly non- linear, rendering direct iteration methods ineffective for such problems. We formulate a Newton iteration for an purely implicit Finite Volume discretization of the coupled system. A series of numerical examples are presented for different type of electrolyte/electrode configurations and material parameters. The convergence of the Newton method is characterized both as function of nonlinear material parameters as well as the nonlinearity in the interface conditions.
Modeling of species and charge transport in Li-Ion Batteries based on non-equilibrium thermodynamics (2010)
In order to improve the design of Li ion batteries the complex interplay of various physical phenomena in the active particles of the electrodes and in the electrolyte has to be balanced. The separate transport phenomena in the electrolyte and in the active particle as well as their coupling due to the electrochemical reactions at the interfaces between the electrode particles and the electrolyte will inuence the performance and the lifetime of a battery. Any modeling of the complex phenomena during the usage of a battery has therefore to be based on sound physical and chemical principles in order to allow for reliable predictions for the response of the battery to changing load conditions. We will present a modeling approach for the transport processes in the electrolyte and the electrodesbased on non-equilibrium thermodynamics and transport theory. The assumption of local charge neutrality, which is known to be valid in concentrated electrolytes, is explicitly used to identify the independent thermodynamic variables and uxes. The theory guarantees strictly positive entropy production. Dierences to other theories will be discussed.
This paper discusses a numerical subgrid resolution approach for solving the Stokes-Brinkman system of equations, which is describing coupled ow in plain and in highly porous media. Various scientic and industrial problems are described by this system, and often the geometry and/or the permeability vary on several scales. A particular target is the process of oil ltration. In many complicated lters, the lter medium or the lter element geometry are too ne to be resolved by a feasible computational grid. The subgrid approach presented in the paper is aimed at describing how these ne details are accounted for by solving auxiliary problems in appropriately chosen grid cells on a relatively coarse computational grid. This is done via a systematic and a careful procedure of modifying and updating the coecients of the Stokes-Brinkman system in chosen cells. This numerical subgrid approach is motivated from one side from homogenization theory, from which we borrow the formulations for the so called cell problem, and from the other side from the numerical upscaling approaches, such as Multiscale Finite Volume, Multiscale Finite Element, etc. Results on the algorithm's eciency, both in terms of computational time and memory usage, are presented. Comparison with solutions on full ne grid (when possible) are presented in order to evaluate the accuracy. Advantages and limitations of the considered subgrid approach are discussed.
We present a two-scale finite element method for solving Brinkman's and Darcy's equations. These systems of equations model fluid flows in highly porous and porous media, respectively. The method uses a recently proposed discontinuous Galerkin FEM for Stokes' equations byWang and Ye and the concept of subgrid approximation developed by Arbogast for Darcy's equations. In order to reduce the "resonance error" and to ensure convergence to the global fine solution the algorithm is put in the framework of alternating Schwarz iterations using subdomains around the coarse-grid boundaries. The discussed algorithms are implemented using the Deal.II finite element library and are tested on a number of model problems.


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Let's Make a Macro Part 2: Adding Debug Timing
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In Part 1, we went over how to create a macro from scratch, load it and bind it to a key. We also went over some basic macro functionality like inserting a new line of text and determining which language we are working in. I thought it would be useful to stick with the theme of writing a macro that could insert some useful code. In this blog, we'll write a macro that surrounds the currently selected block of code with some simple code that reports how long the block takes to execute. It's sort of a poor-man's performance tuning, and everyone needs to do it from time to time when they need to determine how long various sections of code take to execute, but don't want to instrument the whole code base.
Working with selections
The very first thing I realized when I sat down to do this was that I'd need to get the bounds of the current selection, and I'd never worked with selections before. Whenever I hit an area that I'm unfamiliar with, the first place I go is the API documentation. To get there, you can click Help > Contents, and then click API Documentation at the bottom of the contents list. Next, select Macro Functions By Category and you will be taken to a categorized list of the documented Slick-C functions. I scrolled down and found the Selection Functions category in the list, clicked it, and started looking through that list for potentially useful ways to get the bounds of the current selection.
Right away, I noticed _get_selinfo() and it looked like a perfect fit. The problem that I discovered though, is that _get_selinfo() doesn't provide line numbers for the current selection, only column numbers, which made it useless for the information I needed. I then decided to look at how other macro functions were using _get_selinfo(), so I right clicked it and selected "Goto reference to _get_selinfo" which lists all of the places in the macro code where it's called. You can also use the find-refs command for this. This led me to other code that used _begin_select() and _end_select(), which I had passed over in the help originally because they sounded more like actions than a way of getting selection information. My strategy for getting the line range was to call _begin_select(), which places the cursor on the first line of the selection, and insert a line of code to get a timestamp. I would then do the same thing with _end_select() and insert the code to get a second timestamp and report the difference.
Writing the macro
We'll start by beginning a new macro file the same way we did in Part 1, and we'll call it "insert_debug_timer.e". Using our selection strategy, we can write the following macro code:
After loading this, you can select some text in your editor, run insert-debug-timer() and your selection will be surrounded by the text "This is the beginning" and "This is the end". Success! Now we can move on to inserting the actual code that will do the timing. There will be two parts to this, the code that gets inserted before the selection, and the code that gets inserted after the selection. I first made a throw-away command to test what the code might look like (in Slick-C):
Let's start with the code that gets inserted before the selection. We know that we're going to have to detect which language we're in and insert something different based on that, just like we did in Part 1. I didn't want to pollute the code in the insert_debug_timing() command, so I decided that I'd make a separate function to insert the "before" code. This function will take the indentation text as a parameter and directly insert the text at the current line.
Next we can write the second function, which is basically the same as this one, except that it inserts the code to take a second timestamp, diff the two timestamps and report the time difference. We now replace the lines in insert_debug_timer() with calls to these two functions. We now have a command that takes the current selection (or the current line if there's no selection) and wraps it with timing code.
A final improvement
This is a good start, but there are a small improvements I had to include. The problem I ran into after about 10 seconds of using the macro is that if you have more than one section you want to time, you get a variable name collision. Since these debug timing code inserts are really just temporary, we can name the variables anything we want. I decided to make a global int variable called g_debugVarCounter that we could append to the variable names every time the insert_debug_timer() command is called, and then increment that value at the end of the command. Here is the declaration of the global counter:
and here's how we can use it to make the variable names:
Now we can insert debug timing commands wherever we want and there are no variable name collisions. The insert-debug-timer() macro is ready to be bound to a key combination by clicking Tools > Options, then go to Keyboard and Mouse > Key Bindings in the options tree, just like we did in part 1.
The macro file can be downloaded by clicking the this link.
Removing debug timing sections
Another important improvement would be a way to remove any of the code we've inserted by running this command. We'll cover how to do that in the next blog post… check back soon!


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Even if all you can eat is potato chips, go for it. So many women are determined to eat what they're supposed to eat, but the real key when you're sick is to eat anything as long as you can keep it down. — Miriam Erick, M.S., R.D. founder of the Morning Sickness Nutrition Clinic at Brigham and Women's Hospital
Most women will try anything safe to stave off their pregnancy sickness—sucking on lemon drops, sipping peppermint tea, even eating crackers in bed. Yet what causes that nauseous feeling remains somewhat of a mystery. Some researchers contend it's the body's natural defense system at work, protecting your baby from harmful toxins, though the most popular theory is that it's due to elevated hormones. But since all pregnant women's hormones are in flux, why do only a little more than half of expectant moms get sick? Often, more hormones circulating means a greater chance you'll be feeling pukey.
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Editorial: U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association HQ gives Parkites a special connection to Olympics
February 14, 2014
Washington, D.C., may be the political capital of the nation, but Park City is the nation's capital of skiing and snowboarding. In addition to overseeing most of the ski and snowboard competition sites during the 2002 Winter Olympics and regularly hosting both World Cup ski and Grand Prix snowboard events, Park City is home to the nerve center of the United States Ski and Snowboard Association (USSA) and its Center of Excellence, which opened in 2009.
The center is a far cry from the ramshackle mining buildings that housed the U.S. Ski Team's nascent training center in the early 1970s. Back then the country's top alpine skiers stayed in three old mine company bunkhouses and trained on newly cut runs off King Con Ridge at the Park City Ski Area, now known as Park City Mountain Resort.
The training center helped the town lure the ski team headquarters away from Utah's main ski industry rival, Colorado. Park City became the official home of the U.S. Ski Team in 1974 and, when the ski team merged in 1988 with the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association, which was then based in Boulder, the whole kit and caboodle moved to a spot on Kearns Boulevard.
That might help explain why Parkites feel such a strong personal connection to the spectacular events currently unfolding in Sochi, Russia. Let's admit it this has been an emotional roller coaster of a week. And, to be honest, some of our athletes have handled their triumphs and heartbreaks better than we have. While we've been, by turns, boastful and critical, they have been, across the board, humble and gracious.
Park City residents couldn't be more proud of the extraordinarily talented competitors of Team USA and of our part in helping to nurture them through the USSA. From the classic alpine and nordic disciplines to the radical new freestyle ski and snowboard events, we have been bewitched by their agility and courage. But in our enthusiasm we may have also set some unrealistic expectations.
With that in mind, we would do well to take a cue from some of the athletes who did not quite land on the pedestals we created for them. Shaun White is a perfect example. While we cursed the fact that he did not achieve another hoped-for medal, White congratulated the winners who outperformed him and then hopped a barricade to shake hands with two fervent "Make A Wish" fans who had come to watch him.
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I think I'm going to learn a lot from this blog ! -- and I especially like the Al Parker section on your website.ReplyDelete
Aurelius Battaglia (whom you introduced to me in 2007) now seems like Al Parker on Nitrous Oxide.
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Chris; I'm very glad to hear that. I learn so much from my efforts with Today's Inspiration and its my fondest wish that the folks who read this blog do as well!ReplyDelete
Its been said that parker was always 6 months ahead of his peers, trying new techniques and approaches - and no doubt he saw the work of Aurelius Battaglia and others and found inspiration there which came through in his own work.
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whatever happened to Joe Kaufman? Award winning artist from 40's.
My father, Craig Bollman, was art director at the Charles E. Cooper Studios in the 1940's. He and my mother were personal friends with Al & Evelyn Parker, Coby and Ginny Whitmore, and Jon Whitcomb. While my father passed away in Dec of '03, my 91-year-old mother is still living and very sharp. I have quite a bit of memorabilia that my dad left. I am posting a comment on in the event that someone has a particularly avid interest or a question that my mother might be able to answer.ReplyDelete
I wish Bonnie had left an email. Bonnie if you are still on this blog I would love to hear if your Mother has any memories of my Grandpa who worked at the CEC throughout the 40's. His name was Walter D. Richards, his wife, also an artist, was Glenora Richards. Thanks for the amazing blog Lief!ReplyDelete


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BubbleUPnP Server v0.9
Minimum DSM verison: 3.1-1594
BubbleUPnP Server provides new services on top of *existing* UPnP/DLNA devices. Secure and bandwidth efficient Internet access of LAN Media Servers with BubbleUPnP for Android and foobar2000 on Windows (with optional audio/video/image transcoding). Create LAN OpenHome Media Renderers from any UPnP AV renderer (provides on-device playlist, multiple Control Point access to the same renderer). Fix issues of existing LAN Media Servers (discovery issues, broken data, add some audio DLNA compliance) by creating a proxy Media Server. BUBBLEUPNP SERVER IS NOT AN UPNP/DLNA MEDIA SERVER.
Config File Editor v1.4
Minimum DSM verison: 3.2-1922
Utility to edit the various config files on DiskStations
Cronjob editor v3.0
Minimum DSM verison:
Edit and maintain cronjobs
DivXPlayer v1.0-0002
Minimum DSM verison:
Add ability to play using DivX Web Player
ExtJS v1.1.1
Minimum DSM verison:
Ext JS is a pure JavaScript application framework for building interactive web applications using techniques such as Ajax, DHTML and DOM scripting.
Init 3rdparty Help v1.10
Minimum DSM verison:
Patch for use with a user-defined texts location in 3rdparty apps. option -s path-to-texts or create a file /tmp/3PHELPENABLED.\nDon't forget to delete the file after use! Works now with DSM 3.1.17xx and above
Init 3rdparty v1.8-002
Minimum DSM verison: 3.2-1922
Initialization of the system HTTP service to use PHP in 3rd party applications. Additionally PHP info and a simple PHP configuration form will be available. ** Init 3rdparty v1.5 for DSM prior to 3.2-1922 is still available by visit the link 'Help & How-To' **
Minimum DSM verison: 4.4-0001
The open Home Automation Bus (openHAB) project aims at providing a universal integration platform for all things around home automation. If the directory /volume1/public/OpenHAB/configurations exists, this directory will be used for all OpenHAB configuration files. If the directory /volume1/public/OpenHAB/addons exists, this directory will be used for all OpenHAB addons (bindings) files. The demo files are available in a seperate package
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Minimum DSM verison: 4.4-0001
Downloads the demofiles of openHAB from https://github.com/openhab/openhab/releases/download/v1.5.0/distribution-1.5.0-demo-configuration.zip and installs them to /var/packages/OpenHAB/target/ After that the file configurations/rules/demo.rules is replaced with a version where Text To speech is disabled. This is (at leased on a DS213+) needed - otherwise OpenHAB does not respond anymore. The demo setup should be available at http://yourSynology:8081/openhab.app?sitemap
PHP Navigator v4.44-001
Minimum DSM verison:
PHP Navigator is a web based file manager, written in PHP and AJAX. With XP style navigation, you will feel you are on your home system!
Syno PHP Auth v0.6
Minimum DSM verison:
Secures your php web applications with synology diskstation users and groups and .htaccess files.
Wake On LAN v1.2
Minimum DSM verison:
This application can wake computers on the network
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YAMJ v2.9-2
Minimum DSM verison: 3.0-1593
Yet Another Movie Jukebox package for Synology. Run YAMJ by clicking the icon in your DSM menu.
Z-Pull-Vmail v1.1
Minimum DSM verison: 4.2-3243
Helper package for Zarafa to maintain postfix settings using vmail user to pull mailbox into Zarafa. Start dependency will repair the Zarafa mailbox settings after each Mail-Server package update.
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Minimum DSM verison: 5.0
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Advanced Power Manager v3.4
Minimum DSM verison: 3.2-1922
A powerful power management application subsuming Diskstation's integrated one
Minimum DSM verison: 5.0-4378
Execute scripts when connecting external drives (USB / eSATA). Includes GUI to create such scripts for the build-in local backup and allows to encrypt the backups.
Baikal v0.2.7-002
Minimum DSM verison: 4.2-3160
Baikal is a lightweight server that offers global and synchronized access to your calendars and address books over CalDAV and CardDAV. If you like this package, please consider making a small donation to the developer Jerome Schneider.
CouchPotato Server v20130412-3
Minimum DSM verison: 3.0-1593
CouchPotato Server is the new CouchPotato. It is an automatic NZB and torrent downloader for movies. You can keep a want to watch-list and it will search for NZBs/torrents of these items every X hours. Once a correct release is found, matching the correct quality, it will send it to SABnzbd/NZBGet or download the .nzb or .torrent to a specified directory. The downloaded movie can then be automatically moved and renamed to your liking as well as indexed by your DiskStation.
DDNS updater v1.27-002
Minimum DSM verison: 3.0-1337
DDNS updater is a web interface for ddclient (GNU General Public License - GPL), a service written in Perl. The DDNS updater can update dynamic DNS host names automatically. Support a variety of protocols and the continuous development of the DDNS updater make it a valuable utility.
DDNS Updater 2 v2.1-165
Minimum DSM verison: 4.3-3776
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FFRK Proxy v0.6.2-1
Minimum DSM verison: 5.0-4458
A standalone Node.js proxy for FFRK. Runs on port 5050. Certificate server on port 5051. Required Synocommunity Node JS package with NPM in order to install 'forever' to run the app as daemon.
Funambol v10.0.0-4
Minimum DSM verison: 3.0-1593
Many people want quick and easy access to their email, contacts, calendars, tasks and notes, regardless of where that information is stored. Funambol syncs this data with billions of phones and with thousands of applications and online services. It doesn't matter if you use Gmail, Yahoo!, AOL, Hotmail, Outlook or Thunderbird, with Funambol, you can sync your email & PIM on many mobile handsets.
iPKGui v1.0-228
Minimum DSM verison: 3.0-1337
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Midnight Commander v4.7.5-001
Minimum DSM verison: 3.0-1337
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nClone v0.6
Minimum DSM verison: 6.0-7321
Disk cloning frontend
Openfire IM Server v3.9.3-2
Minimum DSM verison: 3.0-1593
Openfire (formerly Wildfire) is a cross-platform real-time collaboration server based on the XMPP (Jabber) protocol.
phpMyBackupPro v2.3-001
Minimum DSM verison:
phpMyBackup Pro is a very easy to use web-based MySQL backup application. You can create scheduled backups, manage and restore them, download or email them and a lot more!
phpPgAdmin v5.1.0-002
Minimum DSM verison: 5.0-4371
phpPgAdmin is a fully functional web-based administration utility for a PostgreSQL database server. It handles all the basic functionality as well as some advanced features such as triggers, views and functions. Manage the PostgreSQL databases stored on your DiskStation by installing this package.
Pydio v7.0.3
Minimum DSM verison: 5.0
Pydio is a solution for file sharing and synchronization. With intuitive user interfaces (web / mobile / desktop) user directory connectors, legacy filesystems drivers, comprehensive admin interface, and much more. WARNING! : Backup all your data / Databases before doing an upgrade.
SickBeard v20130412-5
Minimum DSM verison: 3.0-1593
SickBeard is a PVR for newsgroup users (with limited torrent support). It watches for new episodes of your favorite shows and when they are posted it downloads them, sorts and renames them automatically. New episodes can also be indexed for your DiskStation.
Simple SPK Server v20140616-1
Minimum DSM verison: 3.0-1593
A very simple Synology Package Server, reverse engineered from the official Synology package repository and SynoCommunity.
Synod v1.7
Minimum DSM verison: 3.0-1337
Local mirror for Eset NOD32
Synopass Pro v1.2
Minimum DSM verison: 3.2-1922
Private password cloud on Synology box
VirtualHere v2.7.8
Minimum DSM verison: 4.2
Use USB devices connected to your NAS anywhere on the network as if locally connected, USB over IP!
Web Console v0.2.6-2
Minimum DSM verison: 3.0-1593
Web Console is a web-based application that allows remote users to execute UNIX/Windows shell commands on a server, upload/download files to/from server, edit text files directly on a server and much more. The application is represented as a web page that accepts user input such as a command, executes that command on a remote web server, and shows command output in a browser. As well, simple and functional file manager build-in into the application.
Webmin v1.600-002
Minimum DSM verison: 3.0-1337
Webmin is a web-based interface for system administration. Using any modern web browser, you can setup user accounts, Apache, DNS, file sharing and much more. Webmin removes the need to manually edit Unix configuration files like /etc/passwd, and lets you manage a system from the console or remotely. DEMO: http://webmin-demo.virtualmin.com/ (usr:demo psw:demo)
yavdr-avahi v0.0.2-1
Minimum DSM verison: 5.0-4458
YaVDR can automatically (via avahi) mount network shares. More information is at http://www.yavdr.org/tutorials/mounting-nfs-shares-via-vdr-addon-avahi-mounter/ This package configures the diskstation so that this works. The network shares must be shared on the Disksation -> Control Panel -> Shared Folder -> Privileges -> NFS Privileges for YaVDR. There are no security checks in this package. Use at your own risk!
Youtube Upload v0.7.3-1
Minimum DSM verison: 3.0-1593
A small tool to upload videos on YouTube


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