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Swing Shelf
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Bring a nautical accent to the room while adding extra storage space.
- 36" wide x 8" deep x 15" high
- Sturdy shelf hangs from a jute rope and is finished with lead-free paint.
- Sides of swing shelf have a distressed finish.
- Mounting hardware is included.
- Catalog / Internet only.
- Dimensions & Care
- Overall: 36" wide x 8" deep x 15" high
- Distance from shelf surface to mounting point for rope: 13"
- Weight Capacity: 55 pounds
- Dust with a soft, dry cloth.
- To protect lacquered finish, do not apply polish of household cleaner
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Is there any way to use smart add via email with list names that contain a space?For example I have many lists using a letter as a sort of sub group implemanation like:P project oneP project twoif I want to add a task via email I want to sendtask today #tag1 #tag2 #p project oneI get the task created with the correct due date and the "tag1" and "tag2" but then I also get 3 additional tags "p" "project" and "one"I've tried the following to no avail:task today #tag1 #tag2 "#p project one"task today #tag1 #tag2 #"p project one"Any ideas? Thanks in advance
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Hi stephen.nevison,Your initial example should work fine (task today #tag1 #tag2 #p project one) but you may find that making the syntax more explicit may help a bit:task ^today #p project one #tag1 #tag2(just with the added ^ to explicitly suggest the due date).If that doesn't help, can you contact us with a full example that we can discuss? Thanks!
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Hey Andrew,Not sure what I was doing wrong but it does indeed seem to work!I deleted my drafts actions (using the background email features) and started again and all seems fineThanks again for the helpStephen
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By Marshall Fancher, NCRS member, longtime publisher of the Vette-n-Vestments newsletter and author of many pricing articles. This newly updated edition covers ALL Corvette model years (1953 through 2014) with high, low and average prices for every Corvette. Its divided into four sides: 1953-1978 Pricing Guide; 1979-1996 Pricing Guide; 1997-2012 Pricing Guide; and an Optional Equipment Pricing Guide covering 1954-2015.
Simply locate the correct side - point the arrow to the correct model year and body style (Coupe, Roadster, Pace Car, Anniversary Edition, etc.) and read the original base price, number manufactured, high price, low price, average price, AND the percentage change in price over one year, two year, and five year periods.
After noting that information, turn to the 1954-2013 Option Guide side and add the value of any special options like a hardtop, air conditioning, or side exhaust. Bob also adds his commentary on the additional value added to a Corvette with NCRS or Bloomington Gold Certification, original documentation, complete owner history, frame-off restoration, etc. It's a well-researched, easy-to-use guide that belongs in your library whether you are a buyer or just want to make sure that your cars are properly insured.
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Big 12 Women's Basketball Championship03-08-2013
Phillips 66 Big 12 Women's Basketball Championship will be played March 8-11 at Dallas' American Airlines Center. The Big 12 has produced the last two NCAA national champions and won the 2012 WNIT title while ranking No. 1 in conference RPI the past five years. In addition, the league has led the nation in attendance each of the last 13 seasons. The Phillips 66 Big 12 Women's Basketball Championship is being contested in Dallas for the third time, but making its first appearance in the American Airlines Center. Following is a complete championship schedule. 2013 Phillips 66 Big 12 Women's Basketball Championship Friday, March 8 (all times Central) Game 1: Kansas State vs Texas 6:00 p.m. Game 2: Kansas vs TCU 8:30 p.m. Saturday, March 9 Game 3: Texas Tech vs Oklahoma State 11:00 a.m. Game 4: Baylor vs. Game 1 Winner 1:30 p.m. Game 5: Iowa State vs. Game 2 Winner 6:00 p.m. Game 6: Oklahoma vs West Virginia 8:30 p.m. Sunday, March 10 Game 7: Game 3 Winner vs. Game 4 Winner 1:00 p.m. Game 8: Game 5 Winner vs. Game 6 Winner 3:30 p.m. Monday, March 11 Game 9: Game 7 Winner vs. Game 8 Winner 7:00 p.m. Fan Fest Fan Fest will be an extravaganza set up in AT&T Plaza just outside of the American Airlines Center. The Fan Fest will provide Championship ticket holders, Big 12 Alumni, basketball enthusiasts, and general fans an opportunity to engage in the festivities, preview a documentary "Girl Rising", take a photo with the Championships trophy, participate in pep rallies, Big 12 Spirit Bands and cheerleaders, and hear a variety of music from local Dallas bands as well as Band Quattro.
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Products > AV Home Theater > Telephone Entry > Channel Vision DS3-0252 - Telephone Entry Door Intercom with Keypad - Oil-Rubbed Bronze Finish
Channel Vision's Oil-Rubbed Bronze Finish Telephone Entry Door Intercom With Keypad Station, can interface with a variety of telephone entry control products to provide communication with the front door. They are available in a variety of configurations including options for a hidden camera and compatibility with Panasonic's popular KSU phone systems. The door station also features an integrated access control keypad which can be used to open an entrance gate or an electric door lock. The door entry station installs into a standard 3-gang junction box, making it a simple and affordable addition to any home.
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You can look at pruning shrubs and trimming hedges as a chore, or you can look at it as a creative outlet. Many new gardeners don't feel they are up to the task and put it off. But it's much better if you start pruning your shrubs right away when they are young and continue to do minor annual pruning each year rather than let them get overgrown and end up needing major renewal pruning. Regular pruning also helps promote healthier shrubs that produce more blooms.
Black & Decker 20V 22 in. Lithium Hedge TrimmerPruning shears20V MAX* Lithium Alligator Lopper
The three tools that will get you through most pruning jobs are hand-held pruners, loppers, and a small curved saw. Pruning shears are available in two basic designs: bypass and anvil. Bypass shears tend to damage stems less than anvil types and fit into tighter spots. Anvil shears are more powerful. Loppers can cut branches up to 2 inches thick. A small pruning saw can be used for branches larger than that. Pruning tools are easiest to use and make the healthiest cuts when they are sharp and clean. For hedge trimming, you can use manual hedge shears or a power hedge trimmer. It is much easier to get an even cut with a power model because the blade is longer (20 to 24 inches for power trimmers versus 8 to 12 inches for hand shears).
Start by removing any dead, diseased, or damaged branches, then stand back and take a look. Decide which branches you should remove to improve the overall shape or size of the shrub. In some cases you will be cutting branches back to a certain point, and in some cases you will be removing entire branches at the base of the shrub.
When shrubs are planted close enough together so that they form a linear row, they are collectively called a hedge. When the plants are sheared regularly so they have the appearance of almost all one shrub, it is a formal hedge. Formal hedges work best when the shrub used has a naturally dense growth habit and small leaves. Formal hedges usually require trimming several times a year to keep them looking neat.
Your 20V Lithium Hedge Trimmer is the perfect tool for maintaining your formal hedges. When trimming a formal hedge to a geometric shape, it helps to use guidelines, so you will need some stakes and string. Unless you have a great eye, it is difficult to trim perfectly straight lines.
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Ladies, you don't like to brag, but you've got one of the finest struts known to Hornets fandom. Broadcast that feminine swagger you've always been famous for with adidas' Diva Sweetheart henley tee! It features a glittered plastisol team logo printed on the left chest, a rhinestone adidas logo at the tiny bottom right pocket, and more plastisol and metallic foil print on the back that reads, "Property of Hornets." Plus, with its adorable buttoned placket, slimming round hem and flirty semi-sheer slub fabric, this lovely long sleeve tee will definitely turn heads at the next New Orleans basketball game!
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A Difficult Season For Simona
A Good Drive for Simona Despite an Early Finish
Lotus's Simona de Silvestro had to start at the back of the grid for Sunday's Californian round following an unapproved engine change, but bounced back to gain ten positions in the race.
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"Sometimes you make mistakes; that's what happens"
It was a very disappointing night for Simona de Silvestro and the Lotus HVM Racing team.
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The Indy 500 requires balls, luck and grunt. There's no shortage of courage at Lotus, and we're hopeful our fortunes will turn for the better.
Fast Friday, the final day of practice before Saturday's Indy 500 qualifying, was hot and sunny in Indianapolis, with temperatures up to 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
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quote:If LSU's gonna blow a 13 point lead to Moo St. with 5 minutes left, I don't even want to see it.
quote:The Boat: Did you miss the game? LSU went up 13 at the end of the 3rd. That's when a bunch of people headed out.
quote:Mississippi State was on the 5 about to make it a 6 point game and the stadium was empty. People left way too early. A 13 point lead isn't a blowout.. but people decided it was time to roll out. That was embarrassing.
quote:But LSU got called out by the announcers today.
quote:WTF? When I was at LSU, I stayed to the end of every game and I was one of those guys on the front row/wall painted in Purple and Gold
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Anderson Drawer Chest
- Overview
With its simple, classic silhouette, our Anderson Drawer Chest has a warm, welcoming style.
- 33" wide x 18.5" deep x 45" high
- Expertly crafted with a solid hardwood frame.
- Features two small and three large drawers.
- Our exclusive finishes are applied by hand for exceptional richness, durability and depth of color.
- Customize with any of our decorative knobs (sold separately).
- Wood swatches, below, are available for $20 each. We will provide a merchandise refund for swatches if they're returned within 30 days.
- Includes a tip resistant kit.
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- Rigorously tested to meet or exceed the highest industry safety standards.
- Masterfully crafted with a kiln-dried solid hardwood frame for structural integrity.
- Built from solid hardwood, maple veneers and MDF, an engineered wood that lends exceptional strength and ensures that the nightstand and drawer chest will endure over time.
- Drawers feature English dovetail joinery and waxed wooden glides that ensure smooth motion. Sturdy half-moon safety stops keep drawers securely in place.
- All wood is kiln dried for added strength and lasting beauty.
- The use of veneers results in high-quality furniture with flawless surfaces and consistent color tones.
- Craftsmen carefully paint our soft white finish in layers for a smooth, opaque surface. A final coat of lacquer seals the finish and adds extra durability.
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- Overall: 33" wide x 18.5" deep x 45" high
- Small Drawer Interior (2): 12" wide x 14" deep x 5" high
- Large Drawer Interior (3): 26" wide x 14" deep x 6.5" high
- Clearance Under Chest: 4" high
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Sometimes - I just get so mad about how the media deals with actual current events in our world. For those who follow/subscribe to my personal page (https://www.facebook.com/Blackvault) you'll see posts I don't usually repost on The Black Vault unless it's relevant. That said, you'll notice my wife and I love to go to Disneyland, and just be big kids away from the drama that sometimes is our daily lives. (My wife Sabrena Greenewald is an amazing nurse, but sometimes, we all need to get away from our jobs!)
Yesterday, we were there to celebrate Memorial Day at the Happiest Place on Earth (at Disneyland) - and today we were incredibly concerned to hear the news headlines starting to surface online. "Disneyland evacuated" - "Apparent EXPLOSION at Disneyland". It turns out, it was some dry ice, put into a water bottle, and thrown in a trash can.
Ok, probably a nasty prank - of course we all fear terrorism - but you'd think the media would report it as such after the cause was determined. Instead, I see the headline, "No injuries in apparent dry-ice Disneyland blast."
A BLAST? The Boston Marathon was a blast... this was a prank. We wonder why our media is so twisted and worthless - they report things with such over-reaction, drama and fraudulent descriptions on a slow news day - and continue to ignore REAL stories worthy of investigation, detailed reporting, and skilled journalism.
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Dollhouse Living Room Set
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Every living room needs plenty of seats for friends, family and other guests.
- Set includes a sofa, an armchair, a coffee table and a floor lamp.
- Designed to coordinate with our Westport Dollhouse.
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- Cushion covers are sewn of 100% cotton and filled with polyurethane foam.
- Armchair : 4.5" wide x 2.5" long x 3.1" high
- Sofa: 7" wide x 2.5" long x 3" high
- Coffee Table: 8.5" wide x 2.5" long x 2" high
- Floor Lamp: 1.5" diamete x 5" high
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quote:if we lose out we're 43-15, 19-11 SEC... that should be good enough
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quote:What does it take for lsu to lock in a national seed?
quote:What says the boxtards?
quote:Priority #1 has to be kicking all the thugPOS off the NCAA selection committee
quote:Must beat vandy in hoover. Not for a top 8 seed, just to make me happy.


text: In Canoe Sprint events, athletes race on a straight course, each boat in a separate lane, over three different distances: 200m, 500m, 1000m and 5000m as well as the 200m x 4 relay. There are Kayak events in single (K1), double (K2) and four (K4) boats, and Canoe events in single (C1), double (C2) and four (C4) boats. Traditionally Canoe has been exclusively for Men but there is a growing Women's contingent and Women's C1 and C2 are in the World Championship programme from 2010. In a Kayak, the paddler is seated and uses a two-blade paddle, while in a Canoe, the paddler is kneeling on one knee, and uses a single-blade paddle. Canoe Sprint became an Olympic discipline in 1936 and its programme includes events over 200m, 500m and 1000m.


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Diptyque Ambre Standard Candle -- 6.5 oz.
Diptyque Ambre Standard Candle is an engaging enigma. It has a warm and elegant procession of the woods vetiver and patchouli, enhanced with radiant aniseed, insolent spices, mysterious incense, cistus and Tonka bean.
Especially Suited For: Everyone
Essential Elements: The Diptyque Ambre Standard Candle comes in a 6.5-oz. glass jar.
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I mean look at all of the characters in GT. Is any of the characters really hated? The closest I can think is Mandy, but even then there is a grudging respect for what she has done and who she is. there really isn't that much hate going for her. Him? Maybe, but he's potentially an interesting villain. Ain't nobody here that has a issue with Aku. As for the main four (Chi, Jr, Minnie, and Mimi) they both have their own cults that want to have sex with them.
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I had a chance to chat with my friend and former colleague Bob Valascho, a product specialist for CHS until his retirement a couple of months ago. He had a distinguished and productive career with full service suppliers, original equipment makers and software organizations after military service. Bob travelled extensively around the world in his career, but lived all the while in Michigan.
Bob was occupying senior managerial positions, influencing the direction of product development long before it was my privilege to work with him. I wanted to take the opportunity to ask him a few things about his career now he can see it in retrospect, and invite him to contribute to the blog.
What systems engineering did for the design of electrical distribution systems was the theme that emerged. However, Bob was as usual very generous with his insight, and insightful with his usual generosity. Notes from that conversation follow. The questions are mine and mostly brief and in italics or paragraph/section headings, the answers come from Bob and are very interesting.
Thanks for the wisdom.
Executive Summary:
Bad Process + Bad Software = Awful Result
Bad Process + Good Software = Bad Result
Good Process + Bad Software = Bad Result
Good Process + Good Software = Now that is what he was talking about!
The hit or myth of automation in Electrical Design Software (EDS) – what makes for win or lose implementing new tools?
What differentiates hits from a miss? For technical software used in the design of electrical distribution systems the key factor seems to be how the organization adopting the software organizes itself. That may seem a curious thing to say, but let's look at it right from the beginning.
When a company is looking for software to help them design electrical distribution systems for their products, or to put in products that they are helping an OEM design, two things have to be in place for them to get a significant improvement on how they do business now. First, when they see the software, they have to get this idea that a big step forward is possible. And of course second, when they come to use it and look to make that "wow factor" a new reality for themselves, it has to still be there and realizable.
So why do I make this distinction, because I have seen how companies looking for improvements see things, software demonstrations and the like, which gave people the impression that not just an evolution in their processes was possible by a refresh of their tools, specifically their software tools, but that a revolution was achievable. What it takes to get the benefit, if it is really there to be had, is patient and skillful implementation. That's more difficult.
"What about the people that produce the software? How do they contribute to a hit or a miss?"
Basically I've seen mistakes come from two angles. First software companies, well not necessarily just companies, IT departments and individual people with programming expertise fall into this fault too. There is the error of presuming that you "get it" where nobody else has. That's the mistake of assuming that you have seen a niche, or an opportunity that has been missed by the rest of the people active in this field in the world. And coming along with that mistake is going to be the assumption that you know best. So you would think from this first angle or mistake, that the remedy is to get yourself some people who will sponsor your activity to produce software to do good electrical distribution design.
But it might come as a surprise that I think the second mistake people make is to rely too much on the people who are purchasing. There's actually quite a dangerous bias can come into the functionality because of the power of the main sponsor, and that can take it away from an area where it has the most general appeal, or have the most radical effects on what people are doing. So I'm saying it's possible but difficult.
The software itself can turn out a little peculiar thanks to the customers with the deepest pockets and most funding. They are driving the market for your product, but it is the by no means certain that they are putting the best practices for the future into the software systems. They think they are putting the best practices for their future into those systems, and even then you can be wrong you know your company and not necessarily the whole industry.
I do believe that the best inspiration to succeed is going to come from a person, not from a group. And to say that probably implies to you that I'm talking about something people refer to these days as a visionary. In fact I was thinking of someone who contains elements of the visionary, but an individual displaying something, uhh something more pedantic. Someone who starts out looking at problems in engineering with this statement "there must be something better, and once we find it how do we get there?" What really is crucial is the second part, being aware right from the start of how to get to do something better. I suppose I'd call that being a practical visionary.
A rarity then?
Yes, I suppose I'm saying that there is a low probability of complete success – the sort that makes the executives of an adopting company take notice that they have a massive success on their hands – which seldom happens the way many people start out upgrading their technology. It is rare to find the combination I think you need to do the job really well. You need a leader with the practical skills and inclination to go forward and with enough immersion in the detail.
Process revolutions.
In my time in EDS however I have seen the progression from using so little automation to the adoption of new tools, particularly software tools, I have seen things which have been revolutionary. But it is my view that the take-up of new processes have been the most revolutionary things I have seen. Systems engineering as a process has helped enormously handle the different interactions of vehicles and also enabled engineers to go with the increasing complexity of vehicles and not be swamped. Systems engineering, the process and the discipline, that has been at the core of the revolutionary changes over the last twenty or twenty-five years in automotive, and in other transportation fields as well.
Revolutionary improvements can happen. But when you set out, set out being prepared to learn from the failures. Co-opt the lessons you learn straight away. Don't think you will hit a home run. Define the steps, go in increments and be deterministic in your project.
Your retirement from a fairly small group of subject matter experts is going to be keenly felt. And in ways we can see now, and probably in some ways we cannot see now but will emerge over the next 2-3 years – what do you think of the perennial problem of companies & engineers keeping and retaining a corporate store of knowledge? Is it easier now with knowledge-based engineering tools, databases and automation of process?
Yes it is a problem, and it is a problem to which there is no easy answer. Perhaps at the start of my career of the problem was expressed as how can you promote people, or transfer them onto other projects and not have a detriment to quality. Latterly the debate focuses on the issue of off-shoring engineering, having people in lower labor cost geographies perform work remotely and trimming down, often very dramatically, the number of people in the higher cost locations. People have concentrated on what quality problems can arise as a result of that drift, and that certainly that's the one problem that has been topical in the USA in the last 10 years.
What I think about this problem, from my perspective which is mostly a North American one of course ….. is that it is fundamentally a discussion about quality. Continuity of individuals makes it easier in this respect: those people retain an understanding of how to execute in their organization. Culturally people in the United States, and this is almost a stereotype, are said to have less discipline but paradoxically they have a reputation for more responsiveness and responsibility. I suppose the short way of expressing it is that an American is less likely to follow a process – is more individualistic rather than group-oriented. Japanese car makers, and again this is almost like a stereotype, seemed to do better at fostering from their cultural background and their organizational precepts a work environment where the daily, weekly, maybe even hourly emphasis is on the conditions that can lead to quality failings. But it's pretty clear to me that the United States car makers have equaled anyone you care to mention from around the world in their quality improvements. So there are metrics which suggest obviously enough effort that has been put in over the last 10 years at the American car companies, although there are other current difficulties which are well documented, principally financial.
The Peter Principle.
I have seen situations where people get promoted away from the effectiveness. Technical managers become more managers rather than focusing on the technical aspects of the groups they supervise. And an organization's reliance on quality comes through the discipline of individuals in processes, including managers. So the issue of rank and subordination looms fairly large. Quite often, what I have seen is that the way the company operates it is hard to get the message assertively from down the ranks that quality is wrong. If there is a good process in place, it is also important to have an effective execution of the process. A real life example: there is a design rule that the voltage to the headlamps on vehicles be limited to 11.8V. However , where this basic rule was not followed, the end result was early headlamp failure, which at the least, is annoying, to customers. If there is a process and it is a good one you must follow it.
Away from software what's been the biggest influence on the path your career took?
I've already mention that Systems engineering in automotive has been to my mind the big advance in technology. The people I have worked with and myself have used it to drive the overall design of the products. I'm going to use that word 'execution' again, in the context that assembly plants became very active on the following up on build issues, so that design engineers cannot ignore the downstream effects of what they are doing.
What contrasts between Automotive and Aerospace sectors struck you as significant in Electrical Distribution Systems Design?
In aerospace applications of electronic and electrical distribution systems there is quite a difference in terms of the physical implementation which engineers design. You can see this being the complex multicores. Also the cost of parts is insignificant mostly, whereas purchasing concerns at automotive OEMs will fight almost to the death not to spend and extra 50 cents per car. Aerospace has its own complexity challenge, however it is true from what I have seen that there is a distinction between low-volume high cost and high costs low-volume between the two sectors. My experience also has been that there is a big difference in terms of the separation of signals inside the end product. In cars there are fewer critical systems, whereas in Aerospace the critical systems are not limited in number and you cannot avoid them being pretty much anything you do. Your packaging concerns for the electrical distribution in aerospace always have to take account of noisy signals and susceptibility of the system to interference.
Working with CHS in the last years of your career – what was a stand-out aspect of that technically speaking?
Working on CHS gave me a chance to see the realization of a software package scoped from design concept all the way through manufacturing. The reach across the life cycle of the products from front to back is a very attractive one for customers. One of the things I saw was that as you erode your ambition to cover the entire flow you can also lose sight of the fact that you are nibbling away at your effectiveness and contributing over all to getting less value from what you are doing to implement. So deployments I feel really need to be put in the hands of one key person, hmm, no – correction: one key smart person. That key smart person has to be ready, willing, able and available to intervene in all sorts of things. It is very important that the customer has a champion, a project manager call it what you will who is effective in lots of ways and flexible. Otherwise there is a danger of falling short of your ambitions.
Did you invent the generative flow?
That's an example of an automation derived from the discipline of systems engineering. I would say that I'd played a role in completing the loop. There were plenty of conceptual designers doing work – and I took the paper process and the background for architectural studies and automated it. In the company I was working for I had to go and beg for funding, build up a consensus a group of people who trusted me and I trusted them, and share and develop a vision for what we were doing. So in this company I was working for we were putting together a team of user-definers for the software, and looking on what came to be known as the generative flow as a money maker in terms of saving money. We were not thinking of software development as something particularly revolutionary. In fact we started off with the presumption it was a research and development activity which we would fail at first. We expected it to fail and were prepared to pick up again and do things better second time. We were determined that we would stop and restructure what we were doing, in terms of the data model perhaps, or maybe the infrastructure and rewrite until the thing worked really well.
What has changed and what is the same for wiring/cable/harness engineers' simulation tasks?
Being a wiring engineer and doing simulations for a lot of companies out there nothing has changed since the early 1980s. At that time the EMC/EMI rules relating to power train in automotive are little changed from how they are now. And I think it is revealing that simulation for voltage drop and surges is still largely done now using spreadsheet as a tool to analyze and simulate. In the last eight to ten years the prospect of using the design environment for analysis has become feasible. There is a good opportunity particularly for car companies in the next few years to really get things going now that the tools fit better in their process. There is generally a big benefit to converting to a more tool based FMEA process. This takes work to get it going, and I saw that OEMs were ready to put the effort towards this end because they could see the savings which will result.
Thanks very much Bob. I found it very interesting talking with you.


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Cardiac amyloidosis is a disorder caused by deposits of an abnormal protein (amyloid) in the heart tissue. These deposits make it hard for the heart to work properly.
Amyloidosis - cardiac; Primary cardiac amyloidosis - AL type; Secondary cardiac amyloidosis - AA type; Stiff heart syndrome; Senile amyloidosis
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One of my very favorite booths of Market belonged to Jodie of Ric-Rac. Ric-Rac was one of the first sewing blogs I ever read. When it clicked that she was standing there live and in person, I about flipped. And then to see her cute goodies, live and in person, including the dress made entirely of selvage strips, I about flipped again! Also the fact that Jodie was hysterically funny to talk to.
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The afternoon of the day I boarded the aeroplane to Chile, I did something I haven't done in decades - come to think of it I don't think I've ever done before - which is to buy six new albums at the same time. Even more extraordinarily in these times, I bought them form an actual record shop. Just as the monetary value of recorded music was entering its tail-spin, an enterprising Scot set up a store called 'Fopp' selling CDs & DVDs at budget prices. After a near-disastrous attempt at over-expansion, Fopp has settled into being a small chain with just a handful of stores in the UK, one of which is happily close to where I live. I'm not quite sure how it works, whether they buy up over-stock items or job lots, but classic pop & rock CDs sell for £5 (€6 / $7), jazz for even less and books for next to nothing. DVDs start at two or three pounds and often there'll be, say, the whole of Woody Allen's work or all the Hitchcock movies in stock for a while. They do also stock current releases at prices closer regular retail, but suddenly buying music in a 'record shop' feels like a bargain again. Plus of course you get that great experience of browsing - I'd really almost forgotten what it feels like to mooch about a real record store, carry things round for a while, put them back, pick up something else.
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Since then (especially now I've got my 'ears') I have been taking the opportunity to disappear into parallel universes when traveling. I don't always find it easy to get into the right kind of head-space for new information when in the middle of tour blur, but the one upside of the brutal commute to La Plata was that I could plug in and listen through an entire album on each journey. I haven't given all of them my full attention as yet, but was straight in with the Vaccines. I thought they were Australian as I first heard them on a car radio in Sydney at Christmas, but it turns out they're from London. It's three-chord-wonder, post-punk joy, with clever lyrics and all the urgency you can eat (the single Wrecking Bar is precisely 82 seconds long). People say they're channelling the Ramones, but I'm getting Eddie & the Hotrods. Elbow's Build a Rocket Boys! has become an early favourite. It really is a beautiful record (melancholic almost to caricature proportions, but I grew up on The Smiths so you can't scare me with your maudlin Northern-ness). We Were Promised Jetpacks do melancholic punk their own way (dour & Scottish) but they have something that I seem to keep coming back to. Marianne Faithfull wrote the book on forlorn life lessons and listening to her sing is listening to the sound of experience. Then there's Radiohead, the kings of glum... am I detecting a theme here? Perhaps a person's CD choice is inadvertently revealing, like modern tarot ('I see you have chosen the discs of noise and melancholy..."). I haven't got to R.E.M. or Buffalo Tom yet, but I wouldn't be entirely surprised if the motif continues.
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...keeps getting better and better with every listen. 'All the Best' and 'Uberlin' are wonderful songs...I will give your other choices a go...
09 April, 2011
checkin it out
Well, you've given me some things to check out. Thanks for that. It's hard to know where to look for new music when I live in a remote community. The Internet is my connection for new music appreciation.
09 April, 2011
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I've recentely plumped for likewise purchases.....been some good new stuff out in the last few weeks. Most of which will be at Glastonbury too i've read this week. Can't wait for it. Also, can't wait to hear Zooropa live!
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Tropospheric Chemistry: Measurements
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Climate Change, Air Quality, Air Pollution
Our field experiments have been designed to address components of these major topics by making measurements of chemical species, aerosol size and composition, as well as solar radiation using an extensive suite of instruments. These measurements are made by scientists from CSD as well as those from other institutions that we collaborate with. Here you can find this data from all of our major field campaigns.
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I don't care if you think some of these are corny.
- The smell of gasoline. Pure, unleaded, high octane gasoline. (One of my favorite reasons to go on roadtrips.)
- MacBook Pro. Best computer I've ever owned. Except maybe our family's first x86 IBM PC. I learned how to program a clock on that bad boy. Woot! Woot!
- Beautiful women. Straight… queer… doesn't matter. Pure femininosity deliciousness.
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- Libertarianism. Leave me alone. Get out of my life, government.
- Android mobiles. I know, it seems to contradict #2 above, but iPhones have never been my bag. Android makes more sense.
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The recent renovation of the Oakland Museum of California by Mark Cavagnero Associates has brought much-deserved attention to this important Modernist design. But the original design of this Modern masterpiece deserves a closer look.
SPUR's 31st annual Good Government Awards, held earlier this year, honored five City of San Francisco employees and teams who have performed exceptionally, becoming models for other agencies and cities around the country.
Please join us at the Golden Gate Park Senior Center on Saturday, June 4th for the Ocean Beach Master Plan Public Workshop #2.
A recent editorial by the Regional Plan Association cites this sobering stat (from the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) to make the argument for a higher tax on gasoline as a way to both reduce carbon emissions and raise revenues in a time of huge fiscal shortfalls.
Seattle is consistently ranked one of the nation's most bikeable and walkable cities, with low pedestrian fatality rates, bicycle-friendly legislation and a high percentage of commuters who bike or walk to work.
San Franciscans have been throwing compostable waste into the "third bin" for 15 years now, since we began a composting pilot program in 1996. But anyone who thinks the third bin has only tertiary importance should know that since its beginning, San Francisco's composting program has offset 354,600 metric tons of greenhouse gasses, equivalent to the emissions of all vehicles crossing the Bay Bridge for over two years.
One of the greatest allures of a smart phone is the time it saves at the bus stop. Having real-time transit info and nearby stop locations at your fingertips makes city living just a little easier. But popular transit apps are just the beginning. Increasingly, smart phone technology is fundamentally changing the way we physically experience our cities.
Mark Bittman of the New York Times calls Detroit a model of "self-reliance and growth," citing the residents ability to look within the city for solutions to challenges posed by a shrinking population. The key to Detroit's recent successes, Bittman argues, is food.
Tomorrow night, we open "Adapt!" an exhibition on the coming effects of climate change in the Bay Area. The show highlights key points from a SPUR policy report released earlier this month, which explains the kinds of changes we can expect to our climate — and what we need to do now to prepare.
SPUR's 31st annual Good Government Awards, held earlier this year, honored five City of San Francisco employees and teams who have performed exceptionally, becoming models for other agencies and cities around the country.
SPUR has made the case that an expanded bike network gives residents a safer option to add exercise and subtract carbon from their transportation diet.
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In an effort to densify single-family neighborhoods and increase the affordable housing stock in the city, Seattle has begun a new rezoning project to allow homeowners to build stand-alone cottages in the yards behind their residences.
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The back window of our office here at SPUR looks out on a building with an entertaining tenant, a green Pacific Parrotlet who has free range of his studio apartment and an impressive collection of plastic toys. After observing his activities, we became curious about our feathered neighbor and Tweeted him the old-fashioned way. We taped a note up in the window:
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Adaptive reuse has long been praised for being a sustainable form of development that reduces waste, uses less energy, and scales down on the consumption of building materials. However, beyond these environmental benefits, reuse projects may also have the ability to foster a greater sense of community and provide a springboard for the economic growth of a neighborhood.
Tomorrow, April 27, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) will vote on a final Committed Funds and Projects Policy for Plan Bay Area. This policy mouthful is an important step in defining which regional transportation projects will receive funding and which ones must undergo more thorough analysis.
In the past decade, the population of Raleigh, North Carolina, has grown faster than almost any major metropolitan area, earning it the less-than-desirable nickname "Sprawleigh." In response to its reputation for bad urban sprawl, city officials have begun extensive rezoning efforts for Raleigh's 2030 Comprehensive Plan.


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C++ for Hardware Design
Categories: HDL & Other Languages
This course teaches you key C++ syntax and concepts with a focus on preparing you to be able to use C++ for high-level hardware synthesis. This course is meant as a prerequisite for the C++ Coding Guidelines for Catapult C Synthesis course. View course details ↓
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You will learn how to
- Write, compile, and run C++ code
- Use bit accurate data types to write hardware-centric C++
- Use templates to make hardware C++ configurable and versatile
- Create object-oriented C++ code for design reuse with hardware
Hands-on labs
Throughout this course, extensive hands-on lab exercises provide you with practical experience using Microsoft Visual C++ tools.
Key topics
- C++ language basic constructs
- Data types
- Basic language elements
- File I/O
- Classes
- Templatization
- Function overloading
- Operator Overloading
- Debugging C++ execution
- Bit accurate data type usage for hardware design
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Intended for | Hardware designers with little or no C++ experience Design engineers who desire to use Catapult C, yet do not know C++ |
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Experience with Verilog or VHDL digital hardware design |
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