Constellation 3-D die neue Dimension - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[MAGOG]

CDs kennt jeder? DVDs kennen immer mehr. 17,4 Gigabyte Speicherplatz auf einer DVD erscheint schon sehr viel. CDDD geht hierbei völlig neuartige Wege. Die neue Dimension im Datenspeichermedium lautet: Fluorescent Multilayer Disc (FMD).
140-GB-FMD werden derzeit laut Constellation 3D mit Partnern entwickelt. Man geht davon aus, die Systeme im Jahr 2001 auf den Markt kommen. Da dabei ein "einfacher" roter Laser zum Einsatz kommt, sollen die Systeme auch mit CDs und DVDs umgehen können. Auf den durchsichtigen Fluorescent Multilayer Discs (FMD) lassen sich dank mehrerer Schichten deutlich mehr Daten unterbringen als auf DVDs.
Auf den FMDs von Constellation 3D lassen sich bereits jetzt 100 GB an Daten speichern.

Die größte Fantasie kommt jedoch für den Bereich der kleinen Mobilen Internet und Kommunikationsgeräte auf. Die "ClearCard" von CDDD speichert auf einen Datenträger in der Größe einer Kreditkarte bis zu 10 GB Daten, was für tragbare Computer ein Segen sein könnte. Durch die Möglichkeit, gleichzeitig mehrere Datenströme von unterschiedlichen Schichten lesen zu können, soll die C3D-Technologie zudem deutlich höhere Datentransferraten erreichen als vergleichbare Speichertechnologien. Die Marktkapitalisierung liegt bei derzeit etwa 450 Mio US $. Unternehmensgewinne sind noch nicht auszuweisen. Lizenz und Patenteinnahmen könnten das Erreichen des Break Even Punktes jedoch noch deutlich beschleunigen.

Constellation 3D ist auf dem Besten Wege, ihre Speichertechnologie auf dem Breiten Markt in nicht allzuferner Zukunft durchzusetzen. Die Konkurrenz zur DVD kann sich mit ettlichen Vorteilen der Herausforderung stellen. Aufgrund der Großen Chance, die dieser Wert besitzt, sollte man das enorme Risiko mit einem geringen Depotanteil (unter 10%) auf sich nehmen. Ich empfehle hiermit den Wert zum Kauf. Der StopKurs ist bewußt sehr niedrig angesetzt.


Spekulation auf diesen Wert gleicht einer Wette. Die Risiken sind enorm hoch. Betrachtet man jedoch die riesigen Chancen, die in diesem Wert innerhalb der nächsten Jahre stecken, könnte sich ein Investment auf 12 Monate sehr lohnen.


FAZIT: KAUFEN bis 15,00 US$
Performance seit Empfehlung.+0,0 %
Empfehlungsdatum: 28.11.2000
Empfehlungskurs: 8,00 US$
12-Monats-Kursziel: 25,00 US$ Stop Loss : 5 US$

[MAGOG]

Kursziel 125$ sorry falsch angegeben

[MAGOG]

Mehr dazu unter www.homepage-dienste.de/aktien-trader/index.html

[MAGOG]

www.homepage-dienste.de/muster-aktien/index.html

[MasterFryer.]

Danke ...!

[tillex]

Heute in der Welt am Sonntag

Fluoreszenz-CDs speichern 100 Gigabyte

FMDs sollen schon Ende diesen Jahres das Erbe der CDs und DVDs antreten

Hamburg as - Noch haben sich die Digital Versatile Discs (DVDs) nicht recht am Markt etabliert - da droht bereits ein leistungsfähigeres Nachfolgesystem. Die Fluorescent Multilayer Discs (FMD) sollen schon Ende dieses Jahres das Erbe der CDs und auch der immerhin 4,7 Gigabyte fassenden DVDs antreten. Etwa 100 Gigabyte fasst der neue Speicher - ohne dass die FMD deshalb dicker wäre als die CD oder DVD.
Der Trick der Entwickler der New Yorker Firma Constellation 3D (C3D): Die Daten werden nicht auf Aluminiumplatten gespeichert, in dem winzige Aussparungen in der Metallstruktur die Inhalte der digitalen Pakete verschlüsseln, sondern auf Plastik. Der Kunststoff kann dabei mit einer Chemikalie so bearbeitet werden, dass es bei der Anregung durch einen Laser Licht aussendet - dass er fluoresziert.

Der Laser bringt gewissermaßen Milliarden von Kunststoffmolekülen zum Glühen. Dieses Licht hat eine spezifische Frequenz und kann bequem von einem Detektor aufgefangen und verwertet werden. Bei der CD oder DVD hingegen liest der Laser die Information aus dem Speicher heraus, in dem das reflektierte Laserlicht gemessen wird. Eine gewisse Fehlerquote ist unvermeidlich.

Insbesondere in den Heimcomputer- und Videomarkt (auch in den High-End-Bereich mit dem High Definition Television) soll der mobile Massenspeicher einbrechen. Die gesamte Festplatte passt auf eine Scheibe, egal ob dort aufwendige Grafiken oder Videos gespeichert sind. Zudem werden die FMDs auch wiederbeschreibbar sein wie eine VHS-Kassette.

Der Markt ist groß: Zwölf Milliarden CDs und DVDs gingen schon im Jahr 1999 über den Ladentisch. Mit 80 Patenten hat C3D inzwischen sein Wissen abgesichert. Allerdings muss sich diese Technologie erst durchsetzen: Zur Scheibe gehört nämlich auch das entsprechende Auslesegerät. Mit einem normalen DVD- oder CD-Player ist es nicht getan. Zwar wird der FMD Player auch DVDs und CDs lesen können, herkömmliche Player werden allerdings die Botschaft der fluoreszierenden Scheiben nicht verstehen.

[Sylence]

GOG sagt, MAGOGS Stärke ist seine Hartnäckigkeit.
Vielleicht wird`s ja noch aus diesem Board, so ab 2002 rum..
Jetzt sind`s schon drei; herbei, herbei, gekocht ist der Brei..

[MasterFryer.]

Es ist mir ja wirklich peinlich, keine Frage, aber hier, im Beichtstuhl, kann man vielleicht um Unterstützung bitten, hört ja eh niemand zu.
1. Wie schreibt man Buchsta(r)ben FETT ??!!
2. Wie eröffnet man einen eigenen Thread, wenn man (eine) nicht registriert(e) (Ratte) ist, wie ich ?
Dausend Dank im voraus.

[MAGOG]

Hallo Leute schau heute zum ersten mal seit 2 mOnaten wieder auf Cons und seh das!
Egal ist ja auf lange Sicht und bin ja zu 7 rein damals!
Also das mit dem Thread eröffnen is ja wohl ne dumme Frage,denn du bist doch registriert sonst könntest du gar net Posten!
Also einfach auf der Startseite bei"Alle Foren"auf den grünen Punkt oder Pfeil und dann auf "Neues Thema beginnen"

Gruss von den mächten des Bösen Magog

[MasterFryer.]

Danke ...

[tillex]

http://www.corporate-ir.net/media_files/priv/21180/WSAF/sche…

[tillex]

Constellation 3D Reports Year-End Results
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 27, 2001--Constellation 3D, Inc. (the ``Company`` or ``C3D``) (Nasdaq/NMS: CDDD - news) - developer of next generation Fluorescent Multilayer Disc (FMD) and Card (FMC) technologies, today announced the results for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2000.

The Company reported a net loss for the year ended December 31, 2000, of $20,247,205 ($0.49 per share), including $14,714,392 in operating expenses. This compares with a net loss of $4,866,687 ($0.15 per share) for the year ended December 31, 1999, including $4,497,266 in operating expenses. The Company reported a net loss for the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2000 of $4,983,246 ($0.11 per share), including $3,785,707 in operating expenses. This compares with $2,103,973 ($0.06 per share) for the quarter ended December 31, 1999, including $1,873,143 in operating expenses.

As of December 31, 2000, the Company`s cash position was $8,728,600 and its working capital was $3,836,732, compared to a cash position of $2,030,139 and a working capital deficit of $1,415,276 as of December 31, 1999. Net cash used in operating activities was $9,494,023 for the year ended December 31, 2000, compared with net cash used of $3,719,345 for the year ended December 31, 1999. For the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2000, net cash used in operating activities was $2,806,673, compared with net cash used of $1,508,621 for the fourth quarter ended December 31, 1999.

Net cash provided through financing activities was $16,450,356 for the year ended December 31, 2000, including $11,544,519 from the issuance of common stock, $4,000,000 from the issuance of a convertible note and $1,000,000 from borrowings on a line of credit. This compares with net cash provided through financing activities of $4,672,555 for the year ended December 31, 1999, including $3,100,000 from the issuance of convertible notes and net proceeds of $1,541,490 from shareholder loans. For the fourth quarter ended December 31, 2000, the Company used net cash of $304,133 for financing activities, including net cash repayments of $301,218 to related party advances. This compares with net cash provided through financing activities of $2,196,006 for the quarter ended December 31, 1999, including $3,100,000 from the issuance of convertible notes and proceeds of $1,300,000 from a shareholder loan.

The Company`s cash position as of March, 2001 is approximately $6,000,000. The Company also has $5,00,000 available through an established credit line. C3D`s current cash operating expense is approximately $1,000,000 per month. The Company may increase operating expenses to between $1,300,000 and $1,500,000 per month over the next twelve months in order to accelerate its product development plans, based on funds availability. The Company plans to continue its focus on research and development of its data storage technology and to develop strategic alliances, joint ventures and licensing arrangements with established companies in the data storage industry.

During the year 2000, C3D made significant progress as it accelerated its transition from research and development to product commercialization. The Company closed an important round of financing in September of 2000, and succeeded in listing on the Nasdaq National Market System in November.

C3D also previously announced several important strategic relationships with some of the largest manufactures of removable data storage optical systems, drives, media, chemicals and manufacturing process developers during the second half of 2000 and the early part of 2001. A list of the relationships reached since July of 2000 included:

- Plasmon - a world leader in recordable optical disc technology, to

jointly develop manufacturing processes and industry protocols for

mass production of FMD media and drives;

- Nippon Zeon - a world leader in specialty polymers, for

mass-manufacturing chemical & dye polymer development;

- Ricoh Corporation - a leader in the development of recordable

optical media and drives, for WORM media & drive development;

- Steag Hamatech - a leading developer of optical disc manufacturing

equipment, for Optical media mass-manufacturing equipment

development;

- Toolex International - a former subsidiary of Phillips

Electronics, for Optical media mass-manufacturing equipment

development;

- Lite-On IT Corp. - the third-largest manufacturer of CD/DVD drives

in the world, for the design and development of optical disc

drives.

C3D President and CEO Eugene Levich stated, ``The Company expects to achieve several important goals in 2001 as it moves toward aggressively introducing FMD and FMC-enabled applications through a broad range of joint ventures and licenses with media and drive manufacturers, consumer electronics firms, and content providers. In addition to demonstrating digital multilayer FMD ROM and WORM products and a digital multilayer ClearCard product during the first half of this year, C3D also expects to add key senior management members in the near future.``

Delivering Products to Markets

C3D anticipates finalizing negotiations with key media and storage content providers during the current year and procuring additional financing as it moves towards commercialization. The company has extensively evaluated the data storage markets, and is tailoring its first-generation products to address the largest and fastest growing removable storage applications -- including the Digital Cinema market, HDTV, FMD WORM PC applications and ClearCard applications for portable and hand held devices.

The combination of increased capacity and lower cost per GB, combined with its faster data transfer speeds, should enable FMD and ClearCard products to offer major storage advances in several key consumer markets. The ClearCard should be able to quickly infiltrate high-growth industries such as the digital camera and digital camcorder markets. Other market opportunities include portable video players, PC/laptop storage, PDAs, G3 mobile phones, and electronic books.

The Company will be holding an audio webcast to discuss its operations at 2 pm eastern time on March 28. This management discussion will be available to shareholders and other interested parties through a live broadcast on the Internet at: http://www.viavid.com/detailpage.asp?sid=682. It is recommended that participants register at least 10 minutes prior to the call. The Internet broadcast will also be available for up to 90 days at above-mentioned web site address and on Constellation 3D`s web site at www.c-3d.net.

[Dunst]

Danke tillex
Der Markt ist groß. Aber denke, dass wir noch 3 Jahre Zeit haben. Es gibt ja nicht einmal Abspielgeräte dafür. Leider noch nicht.

[Strutte]

Wo sind denn die ganzen C3D Aktionäre oder die, die es noch werden wollen?
Kaufen bis die Schwarte kracht!!!

[HetfieId]

Warum gehts denn nur noch runter?

[Pega]

In den USA von 5 auf 2,50 in ein paar Tagen. Hat jemand Informationen.
Ich warte auf einen günstigen Zeitpunk für einen Einstieg aber da scheint irgendetwas im Busch zu sein.

Gruß Pega

[Mr.Arrogance]

Die Technologie ist zwar interessant, aber es stellt sich die Frage, ob CDDD damit irgendwann etwas verdienen wird.

Ohne weitere Finanzierungsrunden läuft dort nichts mehr. Cashbestand war am 31.03. noch bei gut 5 mio$, im ersten Quartal wurden knapp 5 mio verbrannt.
Wenn die Technologie wirklich so viel verspricht, bleibt die Frage, wer letztlich davon profitiert. Vielleicht wird der Laden übernommen, aber wahrscheinlich nicht zu einem so hohen Preis.

Mr.A

[Pega]

Friday July 13, 3:19 pm Eastern Time
ungelesen:

Press Release

Constellation 3D Responds to Dow Jones Newswire Story

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 13, 2001--Constellation 3D, Inc. (``C3D``) (Nasdaq/NMS: CDDD - news), developer of Fluorescent Multilayer Discs (FMD) and Cards (FMC), today responded to July 12, 2001 comments by Kathy Chu of Dow Jones Newswires.

In the article, Ms. Chu stated that, ``Constellation 3D Inc. (CDDD) dropped for a second straight day Thursday after the company changed the terms of a secondary offering, allowing a group of selling shareholders to immediately exercise 228,585 one-year warrant shares.`` Information concerning these 228,585 warrants was first released in an SEC 8-K filing one month ago, on June 11, 2001. Additionally, none of the shares underlying the warrants have yet been issued, nor is an S-3 Registration allowing the sale of the underlying shares yet effective.

As previously reported in the June 11, 2001 filing, the warrants under discussion were originally created when the Company granted an investor group the rights to 750,457 one-year optional units (with additional adjustment provisions), as part of a financing deal entered into in August and September of 2000. The June, 2001 8-K filing stated that the additional adjustment provisions were cancelled, and the number of optional warrants issued in relation to the financing were reduced such that they are exercisable into a total of 228,585 Constellation 3D common shares. As a further provision of this settlement, these investors gave up all claims to additional equity warrants issuable pursuant to the adjustment provisions. As of April, 2001, the aggregate warrants that would have been issuable pursuant to the one year optional units would have been exercisable into 1.6 million shares at initial exercise prices averaging under $5.00, and had additional reset provisions that could have significantly lowered the exercise price over the next two years.

Ray Tellini, Vice-President Finance of Constellation 3D, stated, ``The transactions reported in our June, 2001 8-K filing should prove to be beneficial to shareholders going forward. We significantly reduced the number of warrants outstanding and eliminated additional adjustment provisions in three separate instances and successfully settled two outstanding lawsuits. The Company has raised in excess of $35 million dollars to date in the research and development of Fluorescent Multilayer (FM) technology, and anticipates the execution of additional funding.

Mr. Tellini continued, ``Additionally, the Company has previously demonstrated FM data storage media with 20 discrete layers of data, and has also demonstrated the reading, or playback, of digital movies and other data from several layers of an FM disc. C3D has been making great strides in the development of its technology and in discussions with potential licensing partners. To date, our technology represents the only economical approach for putting more than two layers of data onto removable data storage media.

Constellation 3D, Inc.

The Company is the worldwide leader in the development of high capacity Fluorescent Multilayer Disc and Card (FMD/C) technology. Constellation 3D holds or has made applications for over 120 worldwide patents in the field of optical data storage, and is supported by 65 scientists. Headquartered in New York City, the Company has additional offices and laboratories in Massachusetts, Israel and Russia. More information is available at www.c-3d.net.

Safe Harbor Statement

Statements contained in the news release that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements as ``The Company... anticipates the execution of additional funding`` and ``To date, our technology represents the only economical approach for putting more than two layers of data onto removable data storage media`` are subject to risks and uncertainties including competition, ongoing discussions with product and equipment manufactures, and technological advances, and ``Risk Factors`` as stated in recent SEC filings, which may cause actual results to differ materially from expected results.
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Contact:

[RandomGambler1]

NASDAQ: CDDD
July 19, 2001

NEWS RELEASE:
Constellation 3D Issues Letter to Investors

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 19, 2001--Constellation 3D, Inc. (``C3D``) (Nasdaq/NMS: CDDD - news), developer of Fluorescent Multilayer Discs (FMD) and Cards (FMC), today issued the following letter to shareholders and other interested parties, in the form of this press release.

Dear Shareholders,
Recently we all have been witnessing a dramatic change in the trading pattern of C3D shares in the market. It is our strong belief that the share price fluctuations have no relation to what management believes is the tremendous value offered by the continued development of FMD technology. To the contrary, we are more excited about our potential than at any time in our history.

I wanted to take this opportunity to share with you an update on your company.
The recently announced agreement with WAMO is clearly one of the most important moments in our young Company`s business history. However, there is a long road ahead. The final results of the collaboration will be realized after months of hard work by our scientists and engineers and the team from WAMO. As we emphasized in our last conference call, the development of strategic relationships with worldwide industry leaders would be a top priority of C3D.

WAMO was the leader behind the development and market introduction of DVD.
We expect our relationship with WAMO will be a long and fruitful one. The first priority of the program will be to extend and enhance the FMD mass production technology development that was begun with Plasmon Plc. several months ago, and continues. It is of the utmost priority to WAMO and all potential developers of FMD based products to demonstrate conclusively that a high capacity FMD disc meets market requirements and can be manufactured inexpensively. We are anxious to prove this to the consumer market. I also want to take this opportunity to compliment our SVP for Business Development, Steve Haddad, and his growing business development team for developing the WAMO relationship. In the short period of time since he joined C3D, Steve has added tremendous value to our Company and I expect further rewards from his continued efforts will be seen in the coming months.

Our Company has also achieved significant advances, both technologically and strategically, on Recordable-Removable FMD storage (WORM). The Company is making its first significant steps in introducing this technology for consumer electronic markets. You can expect further announcements on this matter in the near future.

In face of the developments in the financial markets during the last several days, it is only appropriate to share with our shareholders the information that the management of the Company received. We have all been looking with a high degree of curiosity as to why the trading volume has increased more than tenfold, while the price of the shares in the market decreased. We have recently received information from certain shareholders informing us that a significant amount of shares held by them were liquidated due to margin calls that they experienced. We believe these sales have triggered a decrease in the price of our stock in an almost snowballing fashion. It seems that our shareholders` overall confidence in our technology has caused this process to begin to reverse itself. I wish to express our gratitude to all of our shareholders who continue to support our Company.

In addition, there have been several inaccurate comments made with regard to the Company issuing a certain number of Warrants for what was thought to be less than fair value. Nothing can be further from the truth. The fact is that the Company, in three separate instances, resolved outstanding matters at full value or possibly more than full value. In our dispute with Clearview Capital, the Company settled for a certain amount of money that was paid in stock valued at $5 per share. Further, there were restrictions on the selling of said stock. This saved the Company cash and litigation fees. The Company also restructured its prior financing of $15.8 million, removing a troubling reset provision and again bringing added value to all shareholders. Lastly, the Company settled its dispute with Sands Brothers, eliminating almost 3,000,000 shares from its public float. These settlements, which greatly enhance shareholder value, will also make our next financing much easier to accomplish.

On the technology front, our scientists are making significant progress on all aspects of FMD technology. New developments occur on almost a daily basis. Since the early stages of this Company`s history, I have been amazed at the tireless efforts and dedication of our scientific and engineering teams. The term `World Class` is thrown around too often, but I can say with confidence that there is not a research facility at any university, corporation or government office that wouldn`t love to have a team of people of the caliber of the C3D staff.

For business and strategic reasons, I am not able to discuss each program we have in development, but we are making continuous progress and we regularly conduct demonstrations under strict non-disclosure agreements with major corporations. Public announcements and demonstrations will be held when they meet our business objectives.

C3D has reached a critical point in its history. There are bound to be some challenging moments as we transition from an R & D company to a profitable business enterprise. However, with the new additions to our management team and the skills they bring to C3D, I am highly optimistic that this five-year-old company and its revolutionary technology, that a few visionary scientists and I developed, will soon be a household name.


Thank you for your continued support.


Warm Regards,
Dr. Eugene Levich Chairman and CEO Constellation 3D. Inc

[shortleg]

Constellation 3D

Megatraiding-Chance

Hier gibt es die Chance satte 100 % zu machen. Die Aktie ist in den letzten Tage abgerutscht, nachdem Constellation selbst Aktien verkaufte. Nieman wußte erst, was so richtig los was, so daß so einige Anleger in Panik geraten sind.
Wenn Ihr Euch aber den letzten Bericht durchlesen würdet,
würdet Ihr erkennen, daß die Firma bis zur Serienreife ihrer Datenträger durchhalten sollte. Haben auch starke Partner!!

shortleg

[Seebaer]

Um diese Aktie ist es sehr ruhig geworden. Der Kurs pendelt inzwischen um die 0,65 $. Von der Technologie bin ich nach wie vor überzeugt. Sorge macht mir nur, ob man es bis zum ersten serienreifen Produkt schafft. Kann jemand etwas Neues mitteilen ?
Wenn dies allerdings gelingt, dann sind die alten Höchstkurse mühelos zu erreichen.

[pit bull]

" Sorge macht mir nur (LOL), ob man es bis zum ersten serienreifen
Produkt schafft." .......wenn das deine einzige Sorge ist
---nachkaufen bis zum abwinken.....

[Bloedmann]

jaja, der chart schaut auch super aus!?

[Bloedmann]

da isser

[Bloedmann]

aber vielleicht zum traden nicht schlecht?

[Seebaer]

Heute waren es immerhin 20 % !!

[tillex]

c3d hat schwache Marktposition, DVD bleibt im Rennen.

Blauer Laser soll DVD mit vierfacher Kapazität ermöglichen

Mehrstündige Monumentalfilme auf einer einzigen DVD speichern: An dieser Vision arbeiten Wissenschaftler vom Fraunhofer-Institut für Angewandte Festkörperphysik. Sie haben einen blauen Laser vorgestellt, der kontinuierlich Licht mit einer Wellenlänge von 420 Nanometern ausstrahlt. "Durch den Einsatz von blauen Diodenlasern ließe sich die Kapazität einer DVD auf 20 Gigabyte steigern", erklärt Joachim Wagner. Statt kurzer Spielfilme könnten dann auch mehrstündige Monumentalfilme auf einer einzelnen DVD gespeichert werden.

Gegenüber herkömmlichen roten Lasern hat blaues Licht einen entscheidenden Vorteil. Aufgrund der kürzeren Wellenlänge lässt es sich besser bündeln. Informationen auf dem Datenträger können dadurch dichter geschrieben werden.

Die Abhängigkeit der Speicherkapazität von der Wellenlänge zeigt der Sprung von der CD zur DVD. Während herkömmliche CD-ROM-Laufwerke mit einem Infrarotlaser mit einer Wellenlänge von 780 Nanometer arbeiten, werden DVDs mit Lasern gelesen, die sichtbares rotes Licht mit einer Wellenlänge von 640 Nanometer emittieren. Dadurch ist es möglich, statt 650 Megabyte wie bei einer CD-ROM bis zu 4,7 Gigabyte auf einer DVD zu speichern.

Nun planen die Wissenschaftler ein Nachfolgeprojekt. "Wir wollen die blaue Laserdiode weiter verbessern. Insbesondere die Lebensdauer soll gesteigert werden", so Wagner. Auch die Züchtung des Laserkristalls wollen die Forscher noch verbessern. Denn bis das "blaue Wunder" in großen Stückzahlen und kostengünstig produziert werden kann, ist noch Forschungsarbeit nötig.

[memo74]

Nonsens ! das cddd aus dem rennen ist, weil lt. cddd können die den blauen laser auch nutzen d.h 4*100Gbyte auf eine disc von 3cddd.
Das könnt ihr auf www.wallstreet.net nachhören (interview mit dem Marketing Chef von cddd).