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The Davenport Resource Service Center, or DRSC, aims to build a strong and integrated community on Santa Cruz County's rural North Coast. The Center serves as an advocate and resource for the are... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
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Advocacy, information and referral, translation, educational workshops, parent education, nutrition education, resumes, job searches, assistance with government forms and youth programs. ELIGIBILIT... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
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Barry Commoner, The First Guy I Ever Voted For, Dead at 95
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I have been remiss in not writing this sooner. . . .
Dr. Barry Commoner, scientist, activist, educator and one of the founders of the modern environmental movement, died on September 30 at his home in Brooklyn. He was 95.
Commoner, raised in New York and educated as a biologist at Columbia and Harvard, spent a lifetime combining his grasp of science with his love of humanity, translating seemingly arcane concepts into basic principles that could inspire insight and action. He recognized early on the unexpected consequences of many post-World War II technological "miracles," and was prescient in articulating connections between struggles for social justice and environmental health.
I met Dr. Commoner in 1980, when he brought his third-party campaign for US president to my university. Running as the candidate of the Citizens Party, which he helped found, Commoner didn't command an auditorium (remember this was 1980, when Ronald Reagan sucked up most of the oxygen and Rep. John Anderson's absurd "heart on the left, wallet on the right" rhetoric captured many young politicos' third-party zeal). Instead, Commoner sat in what I remember as a smallish classroom, discussing the state of the world with an egalitarian equanimity. He knew he wasn't going to win the election, but he had things he wanted to explain, and a level of participation he wanted to motivate.
(Years later, Commoner recalled his favorite moment of the campaign, when he was asked by a reporter, "Dr. Commoner, are you a serious candidate, or are you just running on the issues?")
Even in that less-than-grand setting, it was still heady for a college freshman, for Commoner was not only a candidate on the national stage, he was a recognized activist and a public intellectual.
I was familiar with Barry Commoner before I got to college. As a national topic debater in high school, I had often encountered the neo-Malthusian arguments of Paul Ehrlich, author of The Population Bomb. It was common to hear that an unpleasant consequence of a supposedly beneficial plan was a drop in mortality, and so a spike in population, causing resource shortages and environmental degradation. As a debater, I had occasion to argue both pro and con, but when it was my turn to refute Ehrlich, the evidence I pulled out of my ox box was most often from Dr. Commoner.
Commoner had himself debated Professor Ehrlich in the early 1970s, noting that the high birthrates in poor communities were a form of social security, and that, in turn, those communities were poor because others were so rich. Dr. Commoner argued that rather than blame the developing world for the coming "population bomb" and the disasters it would trigger, we should focus on the wealth and resources the developed world had taken from the underprivileged:
As Commoner argued, it is rich nations that consume a disproportionate share of the world's resources. And it was their systems of colonialism and imperialism that led to the exploitation of the Third World's natural resources for consumption in the wealthy nations, making the poor even poorer. Without the financial resources to improve their living conditions, people in developing countries relied more heavily upon increased birthrates as a form of social security than did people in wealthier nations.
As Commoner wrote, "The poor countries have high birthrates because they are extremely poor, and they are extremely poor because other countries are extremely rich." His solution to the population problem was to increase the standard of living of the world's poor, which would result in a voluntary reduction of fertility, as has occurred in the rich countries.
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After that, give this a try (that is me up front).I got my private pilot's license about 20 years ago and had 200 or so hours, but other than the excursion in the video, I have not flown a plane in about 15 years.
I did it once. It was cool to be in control of a plane. I ended up taking some flight lessons and found out that I'm not a pilot. But I had fun figuring that out have fun, Bob!
Bob - did you take your flight yet?
I skydived 6 times, does that count?
Sssointenly! And if you provide us with some live action photo's you will be awarded 2 free tickets in the raffle drawing for an all expenses paid weekend getaway at the popular "Craig's Neapolitan Garage" resort !!
My new ride in a few months!Scott D.
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(AAA; Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm; Aneurysm, Abdominal Aortic; Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm; Aneurysm, Thoracic Aortic)
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Risk Factors
- High blood pressure
- Smoking
- Arteriosclerosis, atherosclerosis
- Inherited connective tissue defects such as Marfan syndrome and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome )
- Polyarteritis nodosa
- Bacterial endocarditis
- Syphilis
- Age: 60 or older
- History of heart attack
- Obesity
- Family members with aneurysms, particularly male children of an affected mother
- Infectious aortitis
- Great vessel arteritis, also known as Takayasu's disease
- Injury to the aorta, from either a motor vehicle accident or a stab wound
- Pain in the abdomen or in the lower back
- Boring, gnawing, or constant pain occurring over hours or days
- Sudden onset of severe stabbing pain
- Unusual sensation of pulsing in the abdomen
- Cough, shortness of breath
- Fainting
- Hoarseness
- Difficulty swallowing
- Coughing up blood
- Weight loss
- Chest pain
- Abdominal or chest x-ray
- Abdominal or chest ultrasound
- CT scan of the abdomen or chest
- MRI scan of the abdomen or chest
- Aortography
- Transesophageal echocardiography
- Cardiac catheterization
- Your age
- Your general health
- Your symptoms
- The size of your aneurysm
- Associated disease such as kidney failure or stroke
- If the aneurysm has ruptured or not
- If you've had a recent heart attack
- Eat a healthful diet that is low in saturated fat and rich in whole grains, fruits, and vegetables.
Don't smoke. If you smoke,
- The US Preventive Services Task Force recommends that men aged 65-75 who have ever smoked be screened once for abdominal aortic aneurysm with ultrasound . This is a painless procedure that gives a picture of the abdomen using sound waves. Early detection of abdominal aortic aneurysm in this group has been shown to reduce mortality from this condition.
- Maintain a healthy weight .
- Begin a safe exercise program with the advice of your doctor.
- Seek treatment for high blood pressure, syphilis, and other infections.
- If you have Marfan syndrome, see your doctor regularly for monitoring and CT scans.
American Heart Association http://www.heart.org
The National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov
Canadian Cardiovascular Society http://www.ccs.ca
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada http://www.heartandstroke.ca
Abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA). EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated April 18, 2013. Accessed May 8, 2013.
Braunwald E. Heart Disease: A Textbook of Cardiovascular Medicine. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: WB Saunders Company; 2001.
Sabiston DC, Townsend CM. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery. 16th ed. Philadelphia, PA: WB Saunders Company; 2001.
Screening for abdominal aortic aneurysm: recommendation statement. US Preventive Services Task Force website. Available at: http://www.uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org/uspstf05/aaascr/aaars.htm. Published February 2005. Accessed May 8, 2013.
Thoracic aortic aneurysm (AAA). EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated April 16, 2013. Accessed May 8, 2013.
7/21/2009 DynaMed's Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed: Thompson SG, Ashton HA, Gao L, Scott RA, Multicentre Aneurysm Screening Study Group. Screening men for abdominal aortic aneurysm: 10 year mortality and cost effectiveness results from the randomised Multicentre Aneurysm Screening Study. BMJ. 2009;338:b2307.
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Football has been a hugely important feature of North Rhine-Westphalian life since the year dot, with stadiums acting as places of worship for the game's legions of fans. The 800km German Route runs right through the region's footballing heart, taking in the sites of great national and international footballing events.
Taking football as its theme, this modern take on the 'fairytale route' is a great way to visit stadiums across North Rhine-Westphalia, from the edge of the Eifel as far as the Hermannshöhen trail in the Teutoburg Forest. Unforgettable goals, spectacular parades, sublime victories and tragic defeats, blood, sweat, tears and triumph: all of these are as necessary to football fans, as water is to a man lost in the desert. The Football Route links elements of the beautiful game with interesting tourist destinations and cultural attractions. Places to visit along the way include World Heritage sites in Aachen, Cologne and Essen, Prinzipalmarkt square in Münster, Wuppertal's suspended monorail, Nordkirchen Palace, known as the 'Westphalian Versailles', and many more besides. And football is the beating heart at the centre of it all.


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I want to congratulate all the annual winners and the December winners. You all did a great job managing your horses and stables. What an exciting year! December and Annual Bonus Rewards winners will be posted in the community by tomorrow. All winners should receive a private message notification from our prize team within the next couple of days.
We are having a technical issue trying to publish Blue trainer tournaments. We know what the issue is and will resolve by Monday . I am sorry for any inconvenience this is causing for our players.
As mentioned in my post a few weeks ago, we're rolling out the new White Tournaments, which are singe-race events and structurally similar to Greens.
As mentioned last week, a whole slew of game features are being released over the next several days. Some of these features are already released. All of them will be available no later than Thursday.
First, we want to apologize for not communicating or providing any significant updates over the last couple of months, particularly since we announced potential changes in the stable management program.
In order to enhance player activity, we are going to try to motivate players to become more active with the horses sitting in their stable. In order to do this, we may be required to implement a fee (game points) for all horses sitting in a player's stable that have not entered a tournament over a certain period of time.
We have been making and are about to complete some small changes to stay compliant with the fantasy and skill gaming laws which allow us to accept major credit cards. The Puzzle Program and the Championship Race Program will no longer have cash payouts. The payouts have been modified, and where applicable for VIP players, have changed from gift cards to game points.
I'm proud to announce that Horse Racing Park and Horse Race Game, two long-time highly-respected horse racing games, have formed a synergistic working relationship to increase the overall quality of each respective game and eventually provide additional engaging features.
With the new desktop client release, some players are asking about why their retired horses are no longer showing. It's a two-step process which I'm sure most of the players have already figured out. After you have installed the new desktop client extension, the first update puts all your horses in the Trainer 9000 file including your old retired horses, if they had a BSR above, I believe, 135.
All the modified change to the desktop client are finally now available. These include resolving issues for players who were not able to open the game or the game would not start. In addition, the following other changes have been made:
• Community Horses – In the update we have reverted back to the old community horses and their attributes.
For players with larger stables please let us know what you think. When using the non unity features the page loads very fast. I also love the sorting by BSR feature we have added, this will allow you to manage your horses more effectively. We also added the feature that lets you know when you already have a horse in a tournament that you might be considering with other horses in your stable.
The enhancements and modifications have been made to the Stable page and the Stable Summary page. The updates should be available late Friday morning. These enhancements will benefit larger stables. Players will have the option to turn the Unity feature off and on for the Stable page. Players will also have the ability to sort horses by birth speed rating (BSR).
Our goal is to wrap up by the end of next week the following enhancement, fixes and changes in the desktop client extension. At that point, a non-mandatory update will be available.
1. Same Race Conditions – There was an issue with Sand and short Turf distances. These issues have been resolved and no longer cause errors.
Three big updates next week, all geared toward a better performing Stable and Stable Summary page. The Stable Summary page will now be paginated for larger stables. This will help with the loading speed while making it easier for players to navigate. In addition, we've added a display for the birth speed rating for your horses.
I just deleted the previous thread on the desktop client extension because I don't want partially-addressed issues confusing other players on our home page. Support will be glad to help everyone with an issue. We have had thousands of installs that were successful with about 5% experiencing some sort of installation issue, which I will address now.


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The College News Volume VI. No. 19 BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1920 Price 5 Cents BRITISH POET AND JOURNALIST TO SPEAK HERE TOMORROW Cecil Roberts' Subject Is "Through the Eyes of Youth" Cecil Roberts, British poet and war correspondent, will give his lecture, "Through the Eyes of Youth," in Rocke- feller Hall at 8.00 p. m. tomorrow eve- ning, before an open meeting of the Eng- lish Club. Mr. Roberts will review his experiences during the five years of the war, and will describe the "new world" that he believes will arise "from the ashes of the old." Members of the English Club will have dinner with Mr. Roberts before his talk and there will be no charge for admis- sion at the lecture. Among the company of young war writers, Mr. Roberts has gained recog- nition as a poet and his collected poems, recently published, have an introduction by John Masefield. "He is one of the most remarkable men of our time," said Philip Gibbs, "and richly endowed with great natural gifts, whether as a journ- alist, war correspondent, poet or public- speaker." During the war Mr. Roberts served as correspondent with the British army on the western front, and with the navy and the Royal Air Force. He was sent by the British Admiralty as a special correspondent to describe the activities of the grand fleet in the North Sea. EUROPEAN FELLOW TO BE ANNOUNCED FRIDAY STORY 1 OF ^JAPANESE PRINT T6Lb feY| MRSTTTOLTON BROWN Lecture Illustrated by Hand-Colored Slides "The names of the great Japanese print artists should be as familiar to us as the names of Whistler and Rem- brandt," said Mrs. Lucy Fletcher Brown, graduate of Ann Arbor and wife of Mr. Bolton Brown, lithographer and artist, speaking on "The Story of the Color Print in Japan." in Taylor last Saturday night. Her lecture was illustrated by hand-colored slides taken from prints which Mrs. Brown and her husband have picked up on the Pacific coast, in Paris and at Art Auctions in New York. Because of Japan's self-isolation from the rest of the world, little was known of Japanese prints, outside of Japan, until towards the end of the 19th century. "The print was the product of the arti- san class," said Mrs. Brown in speaking of its origin, and was unrecognized by the upper class artists of Japan until long after its appearance in 1650. The prints first found their way out of the country on Dutch merchant ships, after which they finally reached Paris and became known to the western world. Schools of Japanese Prlnt-Makleg "The Mirror of the Passing World" 'was the first phase of the Japanese print or wood-block. In direct contrast to the landscape painting of the court artists came cartoon making, caricature of pop- ular actors and domestic and street scenes. At first these were printed only in black and white before color applica- tion was learned, some hundred years later. From this was developed book- illustrating for the romances of the day, and finally simple landscapes and studies of plants and birds. Hokusai, "the old man who was mad about drawing." and Hiroshigi were famous for their prints of this later type. Rhythm, selection and spiritual signi- ficance, according to Mrs. Brown, are the outstanding characteristics of the pi hell Highest Junior and Senior Averages to be Read Announcement of the Senior and grad- uate European Fellows, the Senior "up- per ten" and the five highest Junior averages, will be made this Friday in chapel by Acting-President Taft. Resident fellowships, including the Brooke Hall Scholarship for the high- est Junior grade, won by Marie Litzing- er, '20, last year with a grade of 88.240, will be awarded May first. The "Senior" or Bryn Mawr European Fellowship was founded in 1889. It is intended to provide for one year's study at a foreign university, English or Con- tinental. Last year it was awarded to Ernestine Mercer, of Philadelphia, who had a grade of 87.427, the second high- est in her class. The highest average made by any fellow under the present system of marking was 92.444, made by Marguerite Darkow, of Philadelphia, in 1915. The Fellows for the last six years have been as follows: 1919......Ernestine Mercer ......87.427 1918......Margaret Timpson .....89.345 1917......Thalia Smith ..........88.376 1916......Marian Klcps ..........87.328 1915......Marguerite Darkow -----92.444 1914......Katharine Dowd .......89.7 Three distinctions are given with de- grees at Bryn Mawr, "summa cum laude" for an average of 90 or over, "magna cum laude" for an average of 85-90, and "cum laude" for an average of 80-85. In the last two years the record in the number of "magna cum laudes" awarded has been twice broken. Five students, or 7.8 per cent of the class won this distinction in 1918; seven students, or 8.1 per cent, last year. The graduate European Fellows to be announced are: the President M. Carey Thomas European Fellowship for grad- uate students who have completed one year of graduate work at Bryn Mawr. (Continued on Page 2) Exceed $1,000 Goal for Bates House in Two Days FlMl Total i� $1251 With over $1000 pledged in Taylor in two days, the Bates House drive for ex- tra funds, on Thursday, reached the min- imum set by the committee. The total amount, increased by a canvass of the halls, came to $1251.2.', "Follow the red line" brought many subscribers to the booth in Taylor, where all classes vied for first place. The classes in order of contribution were: were: 1921......$398.50 with 57% subscribing 1922*V .. .$348.00 with 80% subscribing 1923......$278.50 with 52% subscribing 1920......$178.00 with 60% subscribing Graduates .......................$15.50 Friends ..........................$32.25 Exceed $1,000 goal for rates. COLLEGE RULES DISCUSSED AT MASS MEETING At the request of the undergraduates, a mass meeting was called in the chapel this afternoon to discuss the question of college rules in general and in partic- ular the rules barring outsiders from sleeping in the halls. Dean Smith pre- sided. The request for such a meeting came as the result of the penalty inflicted on a student who had an outside gnoet stay in the hall with her MOVIES AN SLIDES TELL TALE OF WAR IN EAST The freeing of Palestine and Arabia from the Turks was shown in Mr. Lo- well Thomas' pictures, "The Last of the Crusaders," in the gymnasium last night. The pictures were for the bene- fit of the Endowment Fund, under the auspices of the History Club. Mr. Lo- well Thomas, as war correspondent, pho- tographed the Pyramids, the Nile, and Jerusalem from the air, and come down over Bethlehem in a spinning nose dive. "He probably saw more of the world war than any human being," says The New York Giobe. Mr. Dale Carnagy, who assisted Mr. Thomas in getting the films explained the story of the pictures. General Allenby, who in "one of the greatest campaigns of the war," took the Holy Land from the Turks, and Col- lonel Thomas Lawrence, who, with the native troops he had raised, drove the Turks out of Arabia, dominatled the scenes. Colonel Lawrence was ultimate- ly regarded by the Arabs as a prophet, and made a Prince of Mecca, "an hon- orary dejscendent of MohammedV* "The rose-red city of Petra," with its huge buildings carved out of many colored, rock, deserted for thousands of years, made some of the most beau- tiful slides. Last night was the last appearance of the pictures in this country. They will be taken to England from here. ZOLA'S INFLUENCE WANING "SAYS ABBE ERNEST DIMNET French Critic of English Literature in U. S. Collecting Funds for Lille Anatole France and Maurice Barres are the two leaders of modern French thought, according to Abbe Ernest Dim- net, Professor of English Literature at the College Stanislas, Paris, and Lowell lecturer at Harvard. Abbe Dimnet spoke last Friday afternoon in Taylor Hall. "Twenty-five or thirty years ago Zola and Maupassant were great influences in France," Abbe Dimnet began. "Although it shows great lack of taste to place Zola, 'the photographer,' on a par with Mau- passant, 'the painter.'" Ahbe Dimnet explained that French people read not for the story but for the form. It was Zola's technique and working out of his formula and his am- bition to "out-Balzac Balzac" that led to his popularity. The sad depressing books, as Abbe Dimnet characterized "Le Debacle," which was so popular in Germany, are not true pictures of the French mind. "Zola is now completely and irrevocably forgotten," he conclud- ed. Anatole Fraaoe Too Scleetltc Anatole France is a bad thinker and a bad Frenchman, according to Abbe Dim- net, and is a product of the thought be- queathed by Taine and by Renan. His purely scientific point of view forces him "to write for the stars, forgetful that man is more at home in a village than in infinity." In opposition to Anatole France is Maurice Barres. master of environment, who is little known in America. "From the typical youth looking for success. Barres has come to be the peaceful, thoughtful writer from whom echoes the current phrase fruits of the dead,'" said Abbe Dimnet. Abbe Dimnet is touring the United States to complete the sum of $100,000 necessary to help out the hospitals con- nected with the University of Lille. SECRETARY OF KERENSKYS MINISTRY HERE SATURDAY Mr. Gregory Zilboorg Will Gi?e Un- biased View of "Inside Workings" Kerensky's cabinet is to be represent- ed at Bryn Mawr next Saturday. Mr. Gregory Zilboorg, secretary to the Ker- ensky Ministry of Labor will speak in Taylor Hall at eight o'clock on "Be- hind the Scenes of Russian Policy." His lecture will be under the auspices of the History Club. Tickets are twenty- five cents. Mr. Zilboorg has come to America to continue scientific studies, and in eight months has learned English, which he speaks fluently and with spell-binding power, according to P. Ostroff, '21, who heard him speak in Philadelphia at the Woman's International League on Feb- rurary 24. "His value seems to me the fact that he represents the Kerensky government and not the Bolshevist re- gime," said Miss Ostroff, "although ho apparently is an admirer of Lenine's." "The inside workings of the Kerensky government, and the false impressions frequently given by the newspapers are shown in Mr. Zilboorg's lecture," add ed C. Bickley, '21, who attended the same meeting. "Mr. Zilboorg is unbiased and impresses one as an ideal intellec- tual type, because he gives his ideas to his hearers with poise, but with vitality, and youth enough to make them seem more than the products of mere erudi- tion." Publicity Situation Sketched by Mrs. Jarrett Publicity problems were described by Mrs. Edwin S. Jarrett, National Pub- licity Chairman of the Bryn Mawr En- dowment, who spoke in Taylor last Wednesday. Mrs. Jarrett came down from New York at the request of the Student Endowment Committee to put the publicity situation before the Un- dergraduates. "The only way to get money from the public is to interest them," said Mrs. Jarrett. "And we have also to disprove two objections sometimes made against Bryn Mawr�first that she is too exclusive and aristocratic, and then that she is too radical and extreme. The only way to do this is to get people thinking and talking about Bryn Mawr, through the use of pictures, stories, and other publicity. "But the papers tell us that 'as a sub- ject, Bryn Mawr is dull!' So we nave to use special stories, and good-looking photographs. Even the Red Cross had to resort to 'stunts' and paid propogan- da to put their needs before the public." At the suggestion of the Alumnae, the Student Endowment Committee, which consists of the class presidents and the president of the Undergraduate Asso- ciation, are to act as "censors" of all publicity pictures taken on the campus. I M. S. Goggin Elected President of Self-GoTernment Association M. S. Goggin. '21. with an overwhelm- ing majority, having 217 votes ae against W. Worcester's 44, J. 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Barry Callebaut plans to acquire Carma-Pfister AG, the leading Swiss specialty chocolate manufacturer
Zürich/Dübendorf, January 18, 1999. Barry Callebaut and
Carma-Pfister announce
today the signing of a take-over agreement. Both parties have
agreed on a due
diligence process and expect to conclude the transaction on March
1, 1999.
Barry Callebaut is the world leader in specialty chocolate and
cocoa with annual
sales of CHF 2,2 billion. Carma-Pfister AG, with sales of CHF 60
million, is the
Swiss leader in specialty chocolate with an extensive range of
products, comprising
chocolate couverture, cocoa and decoration items, instant desserts,
toppings and fruitsauces. Both companies complement each other very
well. Carma-
Pfister AG will be the world manufacturer of Swiss chocolate for
the Barry Callebaut
Group and will also act as a support for the sales of the Barry
Callebaut chocolate
and cocoa products in Switzerland.
Barry Callebaut will establish its worldwide Barry Callebaut
Institute for the
"Gourmet" business at Carma-Pfister AG in Dübendorf.
Pierre Vermaut, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Barry
Callebaut AG,
comments: "With this acquisition, we can enlarge our product
offering of specialty
chocolate and cocoa globally. We so far missed Swiss taste and
products in our
range. Many Swiss chef cooks, pastry cooks and confiseurs all over
the world will
welcome this move. We are also happy to have now an excellent
distribution power
in the Swiss market for our world products. It is an exciting
moment to welcome
Carma-Pfister's associates as colleagues in the Barry Callebaut
family to enhance
our global expansion."
For further information:
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What? Isn't that backwards? Technically, yes. The board is merely a pathway through which ICs talk to each other, and receive power to do so. However, if the power distribution network (PDN) of the board is inadequately designed, it can actually be heating up the ICs. ICs are supposed to be the main source of heat on a PCB. Heat is conducted from the ICs to the board through their pins.
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Airbus and Boeing have held a duopoly on the worldwide large commercial aircraft (LCA) market, which includes narrow-body aircraft, wide-body aircraft, and jumbo jets, since the 1990s. Both companies have effectively used outsourcing, government loans/contract/subsidies, technology, currency, tax breaks, and even the selection of engine manufacturers to gain a competitive advantage. Many of the world's … Read More
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quote:Lol @ you "hating to be that guy" all you do is bitch about old moves that you disliked
quote:Hindsight. None of that shite matters.
quote:Is he wrong about jack?
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Navy will continue repairs to USS Miami: Senators from Maine and N.H. announce decision
Saturday, April 13, 2013
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Navy has identified the funds needed to continue forward with repairs to the USS Miami as planned, according to an announcement by the Maine and N.H. Senate delegations Friday night. This announcement comes as the Navy is considering spending reductions to ship overhauls, maintenance and other programs as a result of sequestration.
"This is a welcome announcement from the Navy and represents a serious investment in our national security," said Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., chair of the Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Readiness. "The men and women serving at Portsmouth are the best at what they do and have been providing critical Navy support for almost 200 years. These repairs will allow Portsmouth to continue its long tradition of supporting our military and I look forward to the day that our Shipyard officially delivers USS MIAMI back to the fleet," Shaheen stated in an announcement released jointly Friday night by herself, Collins, and Sens. Angus King, I-Maine, and Kelly Ayotte, R-N.H."I applaud the Navy's decision to complete the repairs on the USS Miami," said Ayotte, ranking member of the Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Readiness. "I've worked with fellow delegation members to ensure the Navy completes these important repairs, and I'm pleased the skilled workers at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard can now finish their work and return this submarine to the fleet — where it will provide a critical capability for our combatant commanders." Said King: "I could not be more pleased by the Navy's announcement that it is moving forward with repairs of the USS Miami despite significant budgetary limitations."
King is a member of the Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Seapower. "Recognizing the instrumental role the USS Miami plays in our submarine fleet, I joined with my colleagues to press for the passage of the Fiscal Year 2013 Defense Appropriations Bill which will help fund its repair — and I know the exceptional men and women of Portsmouth Naval Shipyard will work tirelessly to return the ship to service in first-rate condition as quickly as possible," he said.


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5 Do Not Read if of a Paranoid Disposition.Gavatron | 15/05/2007 | See all Gavatron's reviews (1)I bought this expecting something funny and slightly tongue in cheek. I got something that although obviously a work of fiction is written in such seriousness as to worry and chill me. Written in a style worthy of any REAL survival guide, this book will fully prepare you, and worry you, for the advent of a Zombie Apocalypse.As Ive said in the reviews title... Do not read if of an already paranoid disposition. It might well convince you to whip out the machete.
5 Amazing!Starket | 22/03/2010 | See all Starket's reviews (5)I have always loved things zombie. I don't find them scary, but just really cool. An old work collegue had this book and I had a quick flick through and decided that I definately wanted to read this! I got it and got completely stuck into it.This truely is an amazing book. Definately the best book I have ever read. The amount of detail and thought that has been put into this is emmense. The book has an extremely serious tone through-out, but you can't help but smile sometimes due to the seriousness.The book covers everything. What a zombie is, how the infection is spead, what the different Class outbreaks are, what clothes are best to wear, what places are best to make a base in, what fire-arms are best to have, what malee weapons are best, what mode of transport is best, how to combat a zombie and much more. I promise you, once you have read this book you will start making your own plans, I definately have lol.(Seriously...I have actually started making plans...)So whether you are a zombie lover like me, or just want to read something totally different, I totally 100% reccommend this book.
5 Can't - Resist!PuNkStA | 15/02/2009 | See all PuNkStA's reviews (4)I'm a massive zombie/apocalytpic fan and this book just "rules!".Max brooks goes into detail about all the controversial methods a normal citizen (like yourself and myself) could do during the pandemic outbreak of zombies! So don't think for one moment this book is dictated towards any fancy audience, such as; people with military backgrounds, a specific nationality (americans/europeans) - because overall, this book is aimed towards the biggest audience. The average joe!Max brooks utilizes a whole variety of methods a normal person could take into consideration during a zombie outbreak. From; detecting suspected outbreaks, potential weaponry and household items that could be used to deter the walking dead, to the most safest zones a possible human-being could run too in the case of surviving.I must admit, this book almost wants to make you go out and purchase yourself a sledgehammer - just incase. It is that gripping and with all the material supplied, speaking in a context that the virus that can animate the dead actually exists, it really does have you wondering whether it's true or not to begin with.So this book is perfect for those zombie fans and a massive thumbs up to play.com for delivering this book in 2-days flat. This is one of my best purchases on here yet and i'm planning on getting max brooks other books too. Recorded attacks & world war z.~Danny
5 So much effortmagoosey | 17/02/2012 | See all magoosey's reviews (83)I picked this up out of pure curiosity being a fan of good quality zombie films. I was struck immediately by the intense level of obvious thought that had been put into this book. Every conceivable issue has been meticulously examined, explained and broken down into categories cross referenced etc etc. Even if you aren't into zombie flicks this makes fascinating reading because it is so in depth.The Mind of the author may be one scary scary place.
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New Video from Flomerics and Matchstick Productions Explains Human Flight in Wingsuits
May 2008
Flomerics and Matchstick Productions have released a short video, which for the first time reveals the complex 3D airflow around a wingsuit that enables human beings to glide through the air like a bird. The video combines actual footage of human flight in wingsuits with airflow simulations using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software. The actual wingsuit flight segments come from the film "Seven Sunny Days" by Matchstick Productions. Flomerics' EFD family of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software was used to calculate the fluid flows and pressures that produce lift and drag forces that enable wingsuit fliers to glide with an extraordinary level of control that enables them to trace the contours of rock ledges and other obstacles from just a few feet away.
The wingsuit flier enters a freefall wearing both a wingsuit and a parachute. When exiting from a base jumping site or a helicopter, the flier begins with a vertical drop to use the forces of gravity to accelerate to a speed that the wingsuit can then use to produce lift. Wingsuit fliers typically fly at speeds of about 60 mph (95 km/h). The wingsuit flier manipulates the shape of their body to balance the aerodynamic forces and create the desired amount of lift and drag. The hands act as ailerons and very small hand movements control pitch and roll movements. An experienced flier can demonstrate amazing maneuverability by arching or bending at shoulders, hips and knees or changing the shape of their torso. The wingsuit flier finally lands by deploying their parachute.
Flomerics' EFD software made it possible to use 3D computer aided design (CAD) geometry directly to represent the human body. Flomerics engineers added thin shell elements between the arms and torso and between the legs to create a model of a human wearing a wingsuit. The rotation of key body joints such as wrists, knees, elbows was specified and changed easily within the solid model. Then they attached boundary conditions to the model such as giving the body a forward velocity of 60 mph. All ancillary data required for flow simulation, such as material properties and boundary conditions were associatively linked to the CAD model and carried along with all design changes. The software analyzed the CAD model and automatically identified fluid and solid regions without user interaction. Then the automatic mesher created the mesh while maintaining an exceptionally high level of quality, eliminating the need for any manual intervention.
The ability to use the 3D CAD model directly was a key advantage in this analysis because of the need to model different arm, leg and hand positions in order to understand the extraordinary maneuverability of wingsuit fliers. The engineers performing the analysis simply changed the angles of various body joints in the CAD model. Then in a few minutes they were able to mesh the new models and perform CFD analysis in much less time than would be required using conventional CFD methods.
While many engineers still think of CFD software as being difficult, time-consuming and expensive to use, this application demonstrates that a new generation of CFD software has addressed all these concerns. EFD's ability to integrate CFD into the design process allows design engineers to focus on the physics of the problem, which in most cases they already understand well, and generate results much more quickly. This makes it possible for design engineers to get reliable answers, gain insight, and deliver tangible results that lead to improvements in product performance, lower costs and reductions in time to market.
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Rudolph's Winter Wonderland 2011
Rudolph's Winter Wonderland will be taking place on Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th December 2011 at Whin Park in Inverness.
Proceedings will be taking place between 4pm and 7pm with Rudolph playing host with all of his friendly reindeer chums. There will be the lighting up of of Whin Park by the Council's Lighting Department plus loads of huge features scattered around the Park.
The special guest will be Santa Claus and four of the biggest Calling Birds to ever appear in Inverness.


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(Printable version of Underage Exception Process for Admission and Registration.)
Students are strongly encouraged to complete all the possible course work within their school district before pursuing classes at PCC. College level course work may not be appropriate for non-college aged students.
The admissions policy of Portland Community College is to admit students who are 18 years of age or older. Applicants under the age of 16 will need to submit a request for exception to the admissions policy to the contacts listed on the right at the campus they wish to attend. There is no guarantee that requests will be approved. It is the ultimate decision of the Dean of Students' Office to approve exception requests.
- Requests for exception to the admission policy should include:
- A student letter stating reason for requesting exception.
- Letter(s) of recommendation from your school counselor or administrator, which addresses both academic and behavioral preparedness for an adult learning environment.
- If you wish to be admitted to PCC in lieu of high school you must also provide a copy of Exemption from Compulsory Attendance from your high school or ESD.
- If you are home schooled you are required to submit:
- A student letter stating reason for requesting exception.
- A letter of recommendation from your educator or tutor which addresses academic preparedness.
- A letter from someone other than your parent or guardian that addresses behavioral preparedness for an adult learning environment.
- A copy of Exemption from Compulsory Attendance from your high school or ESD.
- Once you have all the materials gathered
Call the High School Completion Specialist (listed in the red box) at the campus you wish to attend to schedule an appointment. Both you and your parent/guardian are required to attend this appointment.
Based on this initial meeting a decision will be made as to whether or not you can continue in the admissions process. If approved to move forward you will be asked to follow these steps in this order:
- Apply for admission.
- Take a college placement exam. Regardless of what type of classes you intend to take at PCC, you must place at the minimum levels of Writing 115, Reading 115, and Math 60.
- Meet with your High School Completion Specialist to review test scores and complete the Underage Enrollment form.
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Note: The remaining 3 steps must be completed for each term an underage student attends classes at PCC until the student turns 16. - Submit desired course(s) to campus contact who will seek required instructor approval for enrollment. Please do not approach instructor directly.
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PHOENIX -- A Valley family owes their lives to a stranger who woke them up after their home caught fire early Wednesday morning.
A man who was on his way to work shortly before 5 a.m. spotted smoke in the neighborhood northwest of Cave Creek and Bell roads.
That man knocked on the door hustled the family and their dog to safety.
"Arriving on scene, we saw heavy flames and smoke showing from the house, about 20 feet in the air" said Capt. Ken Kohler of the Phoenix Fire Department.
Crews believe the fire started in the laundry room and then spread to the carport and attic.
The family did have working smoke detectors in the home, but the man who knocked on their door bought them extra time to escape.
"The smoke detectors were going off when we went in," Kohler said. "But they did alert us [that] what woke them up was the passer-by knocking on the door."
While the damage to the home is extensive enough to make it unlivable, no injuries were reported.
"Possessions can always be replaced," Kohler said. "But a working smoke detector saves lives."
It's not known what sparked the fire, but firefighters say it's a good reminder for people to check their heaters and examine holiday lights.


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BOSTON (AP) — An official with knowledge of the deal says the Boston Red Sox have signed first baseman Lyle Overbay to a minor league contract.
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Trypsin and chymotrypsin are substances released from the pancreas during normal digestion. When the pancreas does not produce enough trypsin and chymotrypsin, smaller-than-normal amounts can be seen in a stool sample.
This article discusses the test to measure trypsin and chymotrypsin in stool.
Stool - trypsin and chymotrypsin
There are many ways to collect the samples. Your health care provider will tell you how to collect the stool.
You can catch the stool on plastic wrap that is loosely placed over the toilet bowl and held in place by the toilet seat. Then put the sample in a clean container. One type of test kit contains a special tissue that you use to collect the sample. Then you put the sample in a clean container.
To collect a sample from infants and young children:
A drop of stool is placed on a thin layer of gelatin. If trypsin or chymotrypsin are present, the gelatin will clear.
Your health care provider will provide you with the supplies needed to collect the stool.
These tests are simple ways of finding out whether you have a decrease in pancreas function. This is most often due to chronic pancreatitis .
These tests are most often done in young children who are thought to have cystic fibrosis .
Note: This test is used as a screening tool for cystic fibrosis but it does not diagnose cystic fibrosis. Other tests are needed to confirm a diagnosis of cystic fibrosis.
The result is normal if there is a normal amount of trypsin or chymotrypsin in the stool.
An abnormal result means the trypsin or chymotrypsin levels in your stool are below the normal range. This may mean that your pancreas is not working properly. Other tests may be done to confirm that there is a problem with your pancreas.
Forsmark C. Chronic pancreatitis. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisinger and Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 59.
George F. Longstreth, MD, Department of Gastroenterology, Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program, San Diego, California. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.
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Raulosification wrote::'( I'm so happy that nothing bad happened
Crelious wrote:Oh thank goodness i though everyone was dead!
Bleedman wrote:BeeAre: Alternate Title: "Electric Avenue". And then we take it higher! Whamp whump, whemp-whemp whomp! Ready, everybody? Let's see just what happened in the Tower to lead to that little hourglass bomb enveloping the whole world.
DMajorBoss: Such a bright idea, with girls "light" on their feet...okay, I'll stop now.
Xi-1 wrote:Is Gir singing a toy commercial song? He is so random!
I thought Blossom was busy trying to catch up to Bell. Why has she stopped long enough for Samantha to catch up to her? Buttercup is pursuing, as before, but it looks like she'll be too late. They might have had a chance if Blossom didn't stop, and the Powerpuffs took Bell together (she beat Blossom before, so we have to assume she can do it again). Of course, they're down one Powerpuff since Bubbles is trying to protect everyone on her own. We know how THAT turns out. If Blossom had taken Dexter or Phineas and Ferb they could have had a chance to disarm the bomb, but she went alone and now she's stopped. I guess that means the bomb was meant to go off, but at least we get to see what happened first.
Samantha called Blossom 'Pinkie?' Shouldn't it be 'Pinky?' And I thought her theme colour was red, not pink. Then again, 'Redy' doesn't have the same ring, does it? 'Pinkie' does not suit Blossom at all: she's the same personality type as Twilight, with a hint of Dash, perhaps. The Girls' pony transformations in 'April Foals Day' did not suit their strengths at all, although they would have made things more interesting, if Buttercup would have had to master Unicorn magic, for example, and only Blossom could fly. Bubbles is also not the most grounded of the set, but at least she speaks Squirrel.
rac7d wrote:Your right. I don't know how Samantha caught up with Blossom. I assume she stopped when she heard someone behind her. We know that Samantha is gonna get her job done at least. I can assume they will clash for a bit before Buttercup arrives to hold Sam down while Blossom continues after Bell. But Bell would have enough of a lead to set up the bomb before Blossom catches up to her. You're also right, about Blossom diffusing it, even if she is smart enough to do it, does she expect to take down Bell so she can even get to it? Also pink is her color scheme, it has been since 1999. I don't really understand the unicorn thing.
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quote:less, he said line is accounting for injured LSU players
quote:he is? kinda reads the opposite to me
quote:kinda confused by this, is he suggesting the line is wrong and LSU should be favored by more?
quote:USCe maybe marching their way into the NCG
quote:How does LSU score more than 10 on that Carolina Defense? I'm on the Cocks and Sooners this week.
quote:WV -5.5 at TT?? Ummmmmmm yes please
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NEW YORK — One would think the nominees and honorees of the 2006 CFDA Fashion Awards would spend the eve of the event resting at home and praying their lucky stars are all aligned for the big night. Not so this year. Almost all of them came out Sunday for a dinner in their honor hosted by Salma Hayek, Nadja Swarovski and Markus Langes Swarovski (Swarovski, as it has for the past five years, is underwriting the 2006 awards).
Cocktails were served on the terrace of Top of the Rock at Rockefeller Center, and the crowd of fashion people caught the eye of tourists passing by, who lined up on the deck above to watch the action. "We're the zoo exhibit," joked Anna Paquin. "They're looking at the people partying in captivity."
Among the 130 revelers were celebrities such as Amy Adams, Julia Stiles, Taye Diggs and Idina Menzel and honorees and nominees such as Olivier Theyskens, Stephen Burrows, Francisco Costa, Proenza Schouler's Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, Thom Browne, Alexandre Plokhov, Tom Binns, Michael Kors, Doo-Ri Chung and Devi Kroell. Others included Narciso Rodriguez, Nicole Miller, Joseph Abboud, the Trovata foursome and Richard Lambertson.
Hayek seemed rather taken with the stylish crowd. "I am not a fashion person, and I usually meet movie people, so it's always nice to see talents from other industries," she said, looking resplendent in a Swarovski crystal-embellished Narciso Rodriguez gown.
Most nominees didn't have specific plans to prepare for the awards — bar Kors, that is. "I may touch up my tan," he said mischievously. Costa just wanted to rest before the gala, still recovering from a party of his own. "I could go to bed right now, I am so exhausted," he said. "I cooked for 10 people last night."


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DC wrote:best calls of all time per SI... no jim nantz?
http://joeposnanski.si.com/2010/10/14/t ... ?eref=sihp
I know this was a boston clip but Ken Coleman's call of Yastrzemski's 9th inning catch to preserve (for one out) Billy Rohr's no hit bid in Yankee Stadium was one of the best calls I've ever heard. Keep in mind the reaction of the crowd... it was a road game but it sounds like a Fenway.


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Defending the 1 Percent
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I support the 1 percent.
It is time in the United States they become a part of our "radical revolution of values."
I am talking of course of the bottom 1 percent of Americans who live on less than $2 a day. In a world where a list of the top 400 richest Americans can be considered newsworthy, it is high time to give more time to the poorest of Americans who have to suffer as their wealth is stolen by those at top. They cannot be ignored.
This group of Americans, who live on income that is difficult for many people to imagine, is in "extreme poverty." In 1996, they were just 1.7 percent of all households. In mid-2011, the number rose to 4 percent or a growth rate of 159 percent.
A study conducted by the National Poverty Center, specifically researchers Kathyrn Edin and Luke Shaefer, earlier this year on the other 1 percent stated "1.65 million households with 3.55 million children were living in extreme poverty in a given month." One disturbing part of the study was how the "Great Recession" affected those in extreme poverty:
[A] rise in the number of households experiencing prolonged periods of unemployment may have also led to a rise in the number of households surviving on virtually nothing. (Emphasis mine)
Let's briefly pause at this moment to reflect on what we understand so far. When we hear the words "virtually nothing", what comes to mind?
Surely, we, as a society, have to reach a point where we must criticize what our system so much that it must be abolished. Existence of "bullshit jobs," as London School of Economics anthropology professor David Graeber placed it, is directly connected to the problem of such individuals in our society living with "virtually nothing." But let's return to the study.
The report notes "assistant programs" for those in poverty has slowed down the overall rate, though notes the rise of poverty highlights how weak the social safety net is for Americans.
It is clear that our current major safety-net programs are playing a vital role at the very bottom, especially in the aftermath of the Great Recession, and are blunting some of the hardship that these households would otherwise face. However, it would be wrong to conclude that the U.S. safety net is strong, or even adequate, when the number and proportion of households with children surviving on less than $2 per day has risen so dramatically over the past 15 years, even after accounting for means-tested transfers
The authors note a major turning point in the 1990s was the signing of the "Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996″ or the "welfare reform" law as the authors placed it. It changed the system from a "need-based" program to a "block grant" program that was easily manipulated by states for their own use. As they elaborated:
[C]ash assistance caseloads have fallen from 12.3 million recipients per month in 1996 to 4.5 million in December 2011, and only 1.1 million of these beneficiaries are adults. Even during the current period of continued high unemployment, the cash assistance rolls have increased only slightly. 'Welfare', in the form of cash assistance, is a shell of its former self.
The signing of the 1996 law was not the fault of Republicans only, but of the Democrats as well. Historian Howard Zinn wrote in A People's History of the United States:
The aim of the welfare cuts was to save $50 billion over a five-year period (less than the cost of a planned new generation of fighter planes). Even the New York Times, a supporter of Clinton during the election, said that the provisions of the new law "have nothing to do with creating work but everything to do with balancing the budget by cutting programs for the poor."
Last year, a New York Times/CBS News poll found "two-thirds of registered voters" viewed him favorably while a whopping 91 percent of Democrats have a "favorable" view of him. This was an individual who remarked the "era of big government was over", so it is peculiar Democrats would support an individual like Clinton.
There is a section in this study that speaks volumes about the issue of "extreme poverty." Indeed, the study reports there is an increase of "disconnected" mothers — those with "neither earnings nor welfare" — and experience "multiple barriers to work such as learning disabilities, physical limitations, few work skills, and mental health problems." The researchers found:


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Software debug connections to emulation have traditionally been handled using hardware-based, JTAG probe connections, as shown.
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The methodologies defined in the OVM standard, which have now progressed to UVM standards, are supported using the Veloce2 emulation environment. Mentor's unique TestBench-XPress (TBX) technology delivers the same functionality achievable in simulation, but at 1000s of times faster performance. Additionally, it greatly increases verification productivity by using the same testbench for simulation and Veloce2 accelerated verification.
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Veloce2 delivers a comprehensive, standards-based ABV solution, offering the choice of SVA, PSL, OVL, and QVL solutions. Assertion checkers and monitors ease the use of ABV methods. These checkers cover a wide range of design properties and are optimized for emulation users. Since the same ABV methods can be used in simulation and emulation, the transition from simulation to emulation is easier. Veloce2 generates assertion and coverage reports in exactly the same format as simulators.
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- Same design, assertions, and testbench used for each engine
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The integration of Veloce2 and Codelink provides a high-speed, software-driven, hardware verification environment for debugging SoCs that use embedded processors.
During a Veloce2 emulation run, Codelink's advanced tracing technology automatically captures all of the important activity inside the design's processors, enabling the verification engineer to "playback" the emulation at a later time; thus offloading the Veloce2 emulator to allow other regression runs to be performed while debugging the results of a previous run.
Innovative debug features include fast forward, rewind, pause, single step, and even the equivalent of zoom-and-pan to make the debug session appear just like an interactive session. Synchronization between the software code and hardware emulation is maintained and easily viewed, including emulation waveforms, processor states, source code, internal memory, registers, stacks, and output.
Allowing tens or even hundreds of software engineers to access the emulated design data during software debug results in a huge productivity boost and creates a large ROI in Veloce2 resources.
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Vista is an integrated TLM 2.0-based solution for architectural design exploration, verification, and virtual prototyping for designing, optimizing, and validating SoC hardware and software. As the hardware architecture becomes more refined, where blocks and sub-systems can be created in RTL, there is a significant value in being able to run hybrid verifications of these RTL modules with software and other hardware blocks that are still represented as higher-level descriptions—the latter being the "Vista Virtual Prototype."
Veloce2 can play a significant role in boosting the productivity of these hybrid verifications by accelerating the RTL runtimes and using the Vista virtual prototype platform as a virtual target for the DUT running in Veloce2.
- Hybrid of Vista base platform and accelerated JPEG RTL on Veloce2
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SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — For its annual spring concert, the Community Chorus of South Berwick, under the direction of Harry Moon, will team up with the Sandpipers Seacoast Children's Chorus, directed by Tamara Rozek, to present "With Voices of Singing." The choruses will be accompanied by a string ensemble and pianist Gail Adams.
Written in 1739 for Easter Sunday services, Vivaldi's "In Exitu Israel" is an exuberant, fast-paced piece that can easily twist tongues that are not well-rehearsed. The CCSB ends this segment of the concert with Mozart's "Missa Brevis in F." |


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Volcano VSA COM Designer
The Volcano VSA COM Designer is a network design tool that enables users to design automotive CAN, LIN and FlexRay networks while managing timing requirements, variants, configurations, and releases. It supports network design of AUTOSAR-based ECUs as well as standard CAN/ LIN implementations, such as those using Volcano VTP. Systems containing both AUTOSAR BSW and other implementations can also be designed in VSA COM Designer.
Intended for large-scale industrial use, VSA COM Designer supports multiple concurrent users and enables them to easily manage diverse configurations and variants of the designed systems.
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- System-level timing requirements (EAST-ADL and AUTO-SAR)
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- Detailed ECU change management to enable detailed control of communication changes in each ECU
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quote:Posted by Cajun Invasion Yeah the only thing hurting them is just giving up a big play, if they could get that fixed they would be holding opponents to 17 r 20 instead of 24 to 30.
quote:I think I hate Malcolm Jenkins more than I ever could hate Roman Harper.
quote:Hell we held KC to 6 first half points
quote:And Corey White is still just not good enough to be on the field. Corey White I find it hard to believe he can't be beaten out for snaps by Greer/PRob/Patrick.


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Royals' streak ends with narrow loss to Detroit
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Billy Butler wasn't happy about being ejected in the ninth inning with the game on the line.
Detroit closer Jose Valverde struck out Butler looking at a full-count pitch, Butler was ejected by plate umpire Jordan Baker for arguing the call and the Tigers held on to beat Kansas City 3-2 and snap the Royals' six-game winning streak Tuesday night.
"I didn't think it was close when it happened and I came back and looked at it again and it was even more (inside) than I thought it was," Butler said. "(Baker) told me it was on the plate. Especially in that situation, we'd have first and second with no outs, I lost my cool."
Max Scherzer won his ninth straight decision, pitching seven sharp innings to become the first Tigers starter to begin the season 9-0 since Vern Kennedy in 1938.
Valverde struggled in the ninth inning for his ninth save in 11 opportunities.
Salvador Perez led off with a single and Elliot Johnson ran for him and stole second on the first pitch. Valverde then struck out Butler.
"There were no pitches in the game that were called strikes like that," Butler said. "That pitch is inside. I just don't think that can happen. With first and second and no outs we've got a pretty good chance to win that game. The emotions were high with the game on the line against a division rival, then that happens, yeah I'm going to be pretty chapped."
Valverde then retired Lorenzo Cain on an infield popup and David Lough on a grounder to preserve the victory.
"They're division rivals and we've already taken one game from them and we've got a runner on against their closer and Elliot stole second, then that happened," Butler said.
Scherzer limited the Royals to three hits and two runs, while striking out six and walking two.
Aaron Crow (2-2), who was a college teammate of Scherzer's at Missouri, took the loss after pitching out of a bases loaded jam in the seventh.
Crow hit Miguel Cabrera with a pitch to start the eighth. Cabrera advanced to third on Prince Fielder's single to right on a full count and scored on Victor Martinez's sacrifice fly to left. That was the first run allowed by the Royals' City bullpen in 21 innings.
"Prince had a great at-bat," Crow said. "If he sees that many pitches he's going to do something and Martinez did a good job of hitting it deep enough. Giving guys free passes always comes back to hurt you."
Wade Davis, who is 1-5 in his past 10 starts, departed in the seventh after giving up Omar Infante's third hit. Davis permitted two runs on eight hits, while striking out five and walking one.
"I worked a lot more aggressively and pitched ahead, threw strikes," Davis said. "When they hit the ball hard they were outs."
Tigers manager Jim Leyland was impressed with the way Davis threw.
"I think he really mixed pitches well and had a little hair on his fastball when he wanted it," Leyland said.
Tim Collins replaced Davis and allowed an 0-2 single to pinch hitter Avisail Garcia and walked Matt Tuiasosopo on five pitches to load the bases.
Crow was summoned to face Torii Hunter and struck him out on four pitches to end the inning.
Don Kelly's single in the second scored Martinez for Detroit's first run. Infante scored on Andy Dirks' fielder's choice ground out in the fifth.
Lough homered, his first in the majors, off Scherzer (9-0) to lead off the fifth. Alcides Escobar singled home Mike Moustakas with the second run of the inning to tie the score at 2-all.
"We hadn't got a hit yet in the game so it was nice," Royals manager Ned Yost said of Lough's home run. "Moose got a big hit, then Esky smoked the ball down the line to tie the game."


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Very.Vegedus wrote:Can you still choose a British voice for your character?
Damn, I loved my Guy Ritchie-esque gangster.
I don't think you'd want to, it fucks up the subtitle too. Unless you don't care about your character's dialogues which are pretty damn hilarious at times.Asmodai wrote:Fuck that, I want the zombie voice
Doesn't seem like you get the choice this time. The first one you have to take down is definitely pre-determined, since all the missions are going against Morningstar. Then the DeWynter sisters calls quits on the Syndicate when Killbane/Eddie wants to take over as its leader while completely ignoring Matt and the sisters' words. Seeing as the rest of the Syndicate is still present, minus Phillipe, when Kiki dies, I'm assuming that there is no way for you to choose the order. However it would be very, very cool if you could do that and in turn change the cutscene. I just finished the Deckers.Male wrote:Totally going after The Deckers first.
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quote:won 9 games in the last month.
quote:Monty is one of the best coaches in the NBA
quote:This team is on the right track but can't fall apart on this road stretch. We'll go 3-2 I think.
quote:I hope it gets better, but that is a bold thing to say
quote:I'd never trade our GM for yours
quote:Oh, and our bench has been pretty damn good lately.
quote:Plus, it's not as if Monty has a lot to work with. Half of his roster should rarely see the court or even be on any NBA roster
quote:honestly can't say that I know he is a great coach, but people who follow the game of basketball really closely, and have great knowledge of it, think he's one of the better coaches....so thats enough for me.


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quote:We're set at PG for the next several years
quote:We'll have 3 seniors then (Hickey, Hornsby, and Odo as JOB should be gone). If Martin stays till his sophomore year, then that opens up another spot for the 2015 class.


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quote:its one of those things that is a little more expensive because you damn near have to have it down in these parts
quote:but until i move into a house i will never be able to take it off
quote:You're going to drop all that coin on a truck and you don't own a house? Priorities, huh
quote:I think every part of this plan is great except the expectation of 25 MPG. That's nearly 4000 lbs, 35x12.5 inch tires, and probably some tall gears. Not to mention that if you get the Ecoboost you'll never keep your foot out of the throttle.


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_Billy_ wrote:Spain and Italy were great. My favorite place was Majorca a Spanish island. Went to the Vatican, Mt Vesuvius and all the places that I have heard about all my life. It was a great 11 days.
frrostedman wrote:And "Satan" has won the SC Primary.
at1with0 wrote:frrostedman wrote:And "Satan" has won the SC Primary.
I was hoping Stephen Colbert would get a few votes in SC but write-ins are not allowed.
at1with0 wrote:How did my boy Ron Paul do??
at1with0 wrote:My teacher's union wasn't so bad.