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"We were in the area for our first anniversary. Road trips to national parks. Lovely place to stay and dinner at La Posada was awesome! Great distance to Horseshoe Bend NMP."
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The AFSCA awards in Shanghai, organised by market leading transport and logistics newspaper Cargonews Asia, are widely regarded as the most authoritative and prestigious awards for the industry in Asia.
"We are honoured to have received the award again and the recognition of the continued success of Emirates SkyCargo by our industry is a great honour," said Michael Qu, Emirates' Cargo Manager China, who collected the award.
"Asia, and China in particular, is a key market for Emirates SkyCargo and remains an area of huge trading potential. With our network continually growing and fleet expanding, we can support Chinese customers with enhanced levels of connectivity, flexibility, reliability, as well as provide them with tailored products and services to the Middle East and onwards, especially to Africa."
Trade between the UAE and China has grown by 35% annually in the past decade to $35 billion in 2011, despite the global economic downturn, thus placing the UAE as the second largest trading partner of China in the Middle East, according to the UAE Ministry of Foreign Trade.
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Vegetables don't release 200 - 500 litres of methane a day. And why feed 20 calories of grains to a chicken to get 1 calorie of meat, when you can just eat the grain? Then you have 20 times more land to produce food for people, and we can stop clearcutting a major carbon sink like the rainforest and keep that carbon in place too.
Reality sucks, don't it?
Gasoline is such a small part of emissions. You want a real target? Look at the meat farming industry!
A vegan driving a hummer makes far less emissions than a meat-eater driving a bicycle.
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Garlic-Mashed Butternut Squash
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- Two 2-pound butternut squash, peeled and sliced 3/4 inch thick
- 12 garlic cloves, peeled
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 rosemary sprig
- 1 jalapeño, halved and seeded
- Salt
- Freshly ground pepper
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
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- Preheat the oven to 400°. In a bowl, toss the squash with the garlic, olive oil, rosemary and jalapeño and season with salt and pepper. Spread the squash mixture on a large baking sheet, cover with foil and roast for about 45 minutes, until tender. Uncover and roast until lightly browned in spots, about 45 minutes longer.
- Discard the rosemary and mince the jalapeño. Transfer the squash and jalapeño to a bowl. Add the butter, season with salt and pepper and mash.
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The Glass Cage (1966), Colin Wilson's sixth novel, could be called a metaphysical thriller, like his first novel Ritual in the Dark (1960) and his fifth, Necessary Doubt (1964). Wilson himself has said that in Cage he was "deliberately constructing a plot that parallels that of Ritual" (Wilson (1969), 159) and that he was "reworking the basic themes" of his first novel "in an attempt to create a clearer contrast between the psychology of the criminal and the mystic" (Wilson (1975), 236). Where Ritual centred on the hunt for a modern Jack the Ripper, The Glass Cage is driven by the hunt for a serial killer who bears some resemblance to the real-life figure …
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The Algebraic Mind: Integrating Connectionism and Cognitive Scienceby Gary F. Marcus
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Pub. Date: 01/24/2003
Publisher: MIT Press
In The Algebraic Mind, Gary Marcus attempts to integrate two theories about how the mind works, one that says that the mind is a computer-like manipulator of symbols, and another that says that the mind is a large network of neurons working together in parallel. Resisting the conventional wisdom that says that if the mind is a large neural network it cannot/i>
In The Algebraic Mind, Gary Marcus attempts to integrate two theories about how the mind works, one that says that the mind is a computer-like manipulator of symbols, and another that says that the mind is a large network of neurons working together in parallel. Resisting the conventional wisdom that says that if the mind is a large neural network it cannot simultaneously be a manipulator of symbols, Marcus outlines a variety of ways in which neural systems could be organized so as to manipulate symbols, and he shows why such systems are more likely to provide an adequate substrate for language and cognition than neural systems that are inconsistent with the manipulation of symbols. Concluding with a discussion of how a neurally realized system of symbol-manipulation could have evolved and how such a system could unfold developmentally within the womb, Marcus helps to set the future agenda of cognitive neuroscience.
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Much of what is stated and described by Gary Marcus has already been widely discussed in several prior publications in the area of neuro-computation by artifical neural networks. In 'Introduction to the Theory of Neural Computation',1990,John Hertz et al cover all computational and algebraic aspects of artificial networks and there is no sense whatsoever that artifical networks can not serve as symbol manipulators, depending upon the task. Hopfield nets are precisely storage units of symbols and serve an essential part of the connectionist paradigm. Moreover,it does not take much imagination to construct artificial neuronal logic gate systems based upon boolean logic that provide prescribed operations on inputs. Thus, everything that is algebraic in nature can be easily built into an artificial neuronal network system. This fact is so obvious that there was never any need to extensively discuss it until Gary Marcus's book laid claim to being the originator of the concept. The fact that classical connectionist theory has concerned itself with neuronal computations that algebraic based systems could not accomplish alone should not be taken to imply that the algebraic based hardwiring and Hopfield symbol storage units were excluded from the complete model. Gary Marcus attempts to oversimplify a complex topic. The Book has no bearing on the professional literature and was written for an immature, naive audience. The author addresses topics that are so obvious that no one else has ever felt a need to discuss them. Through hardwiring and coding, neural networks can, clearly, serve as manipulators of symbols. It is obvious and understood that connectionist theory assumes an adjunct logic gate hardwiring that can serve as a processor or encoding of neuronal activations relying on algebraic symbol manipulation suitable to the task. Gary Marcus has told us nothing that wasn't already known or inconsistent with traditional connectionist theory. What Gary Marcus has done, however, is opportunized the ignorance of the reading public. (This review refers to both hardcover and softcover editions.)


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Jan de Vries is a 70ft Hoek Design semi-classic sloop built by Holland Jachtbouw in 2003, refitted in 2006. She is built in aluminium, has a CE certification and Lloyds Hull certificate.
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Builder: Bloemsma- Claasen Shipyard
Designer: Hoek Design Naval Architects
Flag of Registry: Netherlands
Hull Shape: Monohull
LOA: 21.30 m
Beam: 5.30 m
LWL: 16.20 m
Minimum Draft: 2.80 m
Maximum Draft: 2.80 m
Displacement: 38500 kgs
Ballast: 14000 kgs
Bridge Clearance: 32.0 m
Total Power: 157 KW
Engine 1:
Engine Brand: Perkins Sabre
Engine Model: M 185 C
Engine Type: Inboard
Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel
Engine Power: 157 KW
Cruising Speed: 8 knots @ 2800 RPM
Maximum Speed: 10 knots
Fresh Water Tanks: 2 (700 Liters)
Fuel Tanks: 2 (1350 Liters)
Holding Tanks: 1 (500 Liters)
Number of single berths: 4
Number of double berths: 1
Number of cabins: 3
Number of heads: 2
Number of bathrooms: 2
Radar - Furuno open arial
Compass - Robertson rgc 50
GPS - Various furuno
Depthsounder - B&G hydra 2000
CD player
TV set
VHF - Sailor
Autopilot - Simrad ap30 & ap 50
DVD player
Wind speed and direction - B&G hydra 2000
Navigation center
Log-speedometer - B&G hydra 2000
Gennaker/Cruising spinnaker - northsails mps 2004
Furling mainsail - Northsail 3dl 2010
Hydraulic winch - Lewmar
Steering wheel - Whitlock
Inside Equipment
Washing machine - Miele
Deep freezer
Air conditioning
Heating - Webasto
Hot water
Microwave oven - Miele combi
Bow thruster
Air compressor
Electric bilge pump - Feith
Battery charger - Quattro 125 & 6 x 24V 25A
Electrical Equipment
Generator - Fisher panda
Shore power inlet - 1 x 16A & 1 x 32A
Inverter - 6 x victron 3000 & 1 x Quattro 5000
Outside Equipment/Extras
Teak sidedecks
Teak cockpit
Cockpit table
Tender - Zodiac fast roller 320
Radar reflector
Swimming ladder
Cockpit cushions
Liferaft - Plastimo
Bimini Top
General information
- Designer: Hoek Design Naval Architects BV
- Builder: Claasen Jachtbouw, Zaandam, The Netherlands
- Year: 2003
- Material: Aluminium
- Accommodation: 6 guests / 3 cabins
- Crew: 1
- Location: Denia, Spain
- Flag: Netherlands
- LOA: 21.30 m
- Length waterline: 16.20 m
- Beam: 5.35 m
- Draft: 2.80 m
- Displacement: 38.5 tons
- Ballast: approx. 13.5 tons
- Fuel Capacity: 2 x approx. 1350 litres
- Diesel day tank: 1 x approx. 150 litres, automatic fill
- Water tanks: 2 x approx. 700 litres, 1 x approx. 110 litres
- Grey water tank: 1 x approx. 550 litres
- Black water tanks: 2 x approx. 120 litres
- Warm water: 2 x 40 litres Isotemp
- Main engine type: Perkins Sabre M 185 C
- Approx. 1200 h
- Power (continuous): 140 kW/185 hp
- RPM: 2100 r/min.
- Gear box: Hurth HSW 650 red. 2,5:1
- Exhaust: Wet/dry system
- Propeller shaft system: Hundested VP-3 FR-EL
- Propeller: 3 blade, Hundested controllable pitch
- Bow thrusters: Hydraulic vertically retractable
- Type: Lewmar 300 SVTAH
- Power: 22 kW
- Main engine driven PTO for bow thruster electro/hydraulic powerpack for deck equipment and furlers, make: Lewmar
Electric system
- - 2 Service/Power battery banks ± 600 and 600 Ah./ 24 V-2V cells(Mastervolt)
- - 1 Start battery set 120 Ah./ 12 V
- - 1 alternator on main engine 120A
- - 2 battery chargers 24V ± 75A (start and service/power) Victron
- - Shore power
- - Inverters 2 x 2500W, Victron Energy
- Generator: - Panda Fisher AGT 6000 whisperer in noise box
- Approx. 750 h
- Inside: B&G Hydra 2000 with analogue display for boat speed, wind speed,
- depth, magnified wind and compass
- Outside: B&G 6x analogue display for boat speed, wind speed, depth,
- magnified wind and compass
- GPS: Furuno GPS/WAAS navigator GP-32
- Radar: Furuno 2105 radar 21" multi-colour high performance ship born radar
- Radar screen : Colour Marpa, repeater at steering console RL 70LCD
- The radar system is coupled to compass, GPS and sailing instruments
- via Seatalk
- Navigation computer: Tsunamis world folio and C-map back up system displayed on two 17"
- colour screens
- VHF: Sailor RT 4722 VHF-DSC duplex
- SSB: Icom ic-706 MK 2 G
- Satcom: Iridium satellite phone
- Navtex: Furuno NX 300
- Autopilot: Simrad AP 50 and AP 30 (separate systems)
- Distress system: Thrane&Thrane
- Inside steering : By Simrad FU 50 and controls for engine and pitch
- Equipment in cockpit : VHF, Simrad AP 50 and AP 30, 2x 17" display for Tsunamis and
- C-Map, 2x Alpine speaker
"JAN DE VRIES" was designed for a discerning yachtsman who wanted to cruise the world in completecomfort, but if necessary short handed and without crew.
For comfort of the owner at sea, his cabin was created in the back with a queen size bed under the cockpitand en-suite bathroom.
Forward of the owners cabin is the full head room engine room, in which all machinery and systems are fitted. To port of the engine room the spacious galley is situated.
Above the engine room and galley is the deck salon in which one can have a meal, drinks or just relax withunlimited view of the surroundings. Also here is the navigation station with all necessary equipment. With the autopilot the yacht can even be steered from inside the deck salon.
Some steps down the full width salon with large audio and video systems is located. Forward of the salon there are two guest cabins for four guests. They share one bathroom with shower stall.
The yacht is equipped with all furling sails and can be fully controlled from behind the steering wheel. Under power the yacht has variable pitch propeller to adjust to any condition or sea state. Also manoeuvring is made easy with a bow thruster.
Jan de Vries is also available for charter at Euro 12.500,- p/w.
De verkoper meldt dat de gegevens van het schip in goed vertrouwen zijn weergegeven maar kan niet instaan voor de juistheid en ook geen garantie geven over de staat van het aangeboden schip. Wij adviseren een koper met een makelaar of een expert contact op te nemen om meer zekerheid over de staat van het schip te verkrijgen. Dit schip wordt aangeboden onder voorbehoud van prijsveranderingen en/of annulering van de eigenaar. Ook kan het schip in de laatste dagen verkocht zijn.
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"…, Xavi will face off against his former Barcelona teammate in what will be New York's brightest football rivalry."
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Cosmos just destroyed Red Bulls in an epic NY Derby (Gotham Derby), and now Red Bulls & NYCFC "will be NY's brightest football rivalry"?
Come on Dave, I know you got to eat, but damn that kiss to the rear is too damn obvious.
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AMD's FreeSync has been a hot topic of discussion and after weeks of intensive use, we're finally ready to put our thoughts down on paper. Is it everything we hoped it would be?
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|Monday, Sept 24 at 11 pm
|for loops, problem decomposition, class constants
|Saturday, Oct 6 at 11 pm
|user input, parameters, return values, and Strings
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More on Academic Honesty - taken from the CS department Code of Conduct.
"The University and the Department are committed to preserving the reputation of your degree. It means a lot to you. In order to guarantee that every degree means what it says it means, we must enforce a strict policy that guarantees that the work that you turn in is your own and that the grades you receive measure your personal achievements in your classes:
Every piece of work that you turn in with your name on it must be yours and yours alone unless explicitly allowed by an instructor in a particular class. Specifically, unless otherwise authorized by an instructor:
If you are taking the course a second time, you are allowed to submit a previous solution that you authored unless that program was involved in a case of academic misconduct. For any assignment where academic misconduct was found (whether the case was settled formally or informally), you have to write a new version of the program.
You are responsible for complying with this policy in two ways:
The penalty for academic dishonesty will be a course grade of F and a referral of the case to the Dean of Students. Further penalties, including suspension or expulsion from the university may be imposed by that office.
One final word: This policy is not intended to discourage students from learning from each other, nor is it unmindful of the fact that most significant work in computer science and in the computing industry is done by teams of people working together. But, because of our need to assign individual grades, we are forced to impose an otherwise artificial requirement for individual work. In some classes, it is possible to allow and even encourage collaboration in ways that do not interfere with the instructor's ability to assign grades. In these cases, your instructor will make clear to you exactly what kinds of collaboration are allowed for that class."
For CS312 the policy on collaboration is modified as follows: You are encouraged to study for tests together, to discuss high-level approaches for solving the assignments, to help each other in using the software, and to discuss methods for debugging code. Essentially if you talk about an assignment with any one else (and neither of you is writing or looking at code as you talk) you are okay, but the moment you start looking at someone else's source code or showing someone else your source code you have crossed the line into inappropriate collaboration. You should not ask anyone to give you a copy of their code or give your code to another student. Similarly, you should not discuss your algorithmic strategies to such an extent that you and your collaborators end up turning in exactly the same code. Discuss high level approaches, but do the coding on your own. The exceptions to this are:
You are also allowed to post short segments of code (<= 3 lines) of code that are giving you syntax errors to the class listserv in order to get help on fixing the syntax error.
Plagiarism detection software will be used on all assignments to find students who have copied code from one another.
For more information on Scholastic Dishonesty see the University Policy on Scholastic Dishonesty


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Astra Jigsaw Italy and Spain, from Lena Games, presents a new collection of jigsaw puzzles with pictures of Spain and the beautiful, romantic Italy. Through a series of photographs you will see masterpieces of architecture like the Barcelona Cathedral and the Alhambra Palace, and also some stunning views of small Italian towns.
Take an unforgetable virtual trip to Paese. This city is located right in the center of Italy, in Perugia province. Enjoy a beautiful historical city view and let Italian sun shine on you from your PC! The screensaver will take you to the bright greenery, old houses and constant feeling of being there - in this welcoming town.
Email Packs Italy contains 250.000 e-mails, business addresses and telephone numbers throughout Italy in 1970 classifications.
It's a practical and simple product that allows you to find clients and allows you to identify the most interesting prospects for your company from your PC and manage your direct marketing campaigns.
Cool Flash Map Maker is a powerful Flash Map software for developing interactive flash mapping solutions and products for Real Estate
Cool Flash Map Maker provide consulting services to understand your company uniqueness and provide with the most effective solution to boost your online business via the mapping software.
Dark Canvas: A Brush With Death is a puzzle adventure game with a thrilling storyline. You play the role of a father who is looking for his missing daughter in Italy. Dark Canvas plays mostly as a point-and-click game that combines different puzzle types and is based on searching for hidden objects.
A different kind of screen saver.
First of all, you will be transported to the most beautiful places in Italy.
The camera starts moving along the image, and you can actually see how it keeps going past the edge of your monitor!
You are looking at a very, very wide picture, and with real life movement.
Just as if you were there, "panning" the view with your own eyes.
Pride of Nations is a turn-based historical strategy game set in the colonial era of the 19th century, where the player takes control of a country and guides it through industrialization, military conquest, and colonization. This upcoming release from AGEOD follows such successful historical strategy games as Birth of America, American Civil War, Napoleon's Campaigns, and Wars in America.
Explore the wonders of China and Italy with Nat Geo Traveler Pack, a pair of perplexing puzzle games for the price of one!
Main features:
- Enjoy two puzzle games for one low price.
- Explore China through challenging Sudoku puzzles.
- Travel to Italy and solve Spot-the-Difference or Jigsaw puzzles.
- Earn world-famous photography to use as wallpapers or screensavers.
Edraw Mind Map helps you build, save, share and print arbitrary mind maps. It features rich examples and templates which make it easy to create mind maps, brain-storming diagrams, project timeline, life planner, SWOT analysis and sketch maps. Through Edraw Mind Mapping tool , you can visualize your thinking and quickly arrange and organize your work.
3D World Map is a pack comprising two programs: a realistic 3D world map and a screen saver. The wonderful screensaver will shows you a view of the planet Earth revolving around the Sun; and the brilliant 3D world map includes information about all the countries and the cities of the world.
Karnaugh Map Minimizer is a program designed to minimize the Boolean functions. This is an interactive application that supports up to eight variables at the same time. Originally, Karnaugh Map Minimizer was designed for teaching purposes, i.e. both students and teachers can benefit from the functionality of this utility.
In a continuing effort to provide high quality products, Autodesk has released Autodesk Map 2004 Service Pack 1, which fixes or addresses a variety of issues discovered by customers or by Autodesk's internal testing team. His topology name and description are now remembered and restored even if a create topology operation fails.
Memory-Map allows you to plan, navigate and record your adventures.
Main features:
- Create routes, tracks and waypoints.
- Check distance, elevation and area.
- See hill profiles and 3D annimation.
- Print unlimited maps.
- Transfer maps to mobile or GPS.
- Review your GPS tracklogs.
Map of Europe is a Worldwide Background Map for GPS TrackMaker, which is the most complete free program for GPS devices. This base-map includes POINTS OF INTEREST (POI) such as campsites, parks, even restaurants, hospitals, etc. So if you are planning to travel to Europe this map is all you need to travel safe and always know where you are.
Remere's Map Editor is a map editor coded in C++ for the OpenTibia Project . It supports many advanced features such as autobordering and placing of composite objects. Runs under both Linux and Windows using wxWidgets and OpenGL. Development began during the summer of 2007 due to Remere's frustration of the only map editor available at the time.
Snooper Map Downloader is a program that enables you to update the software and map data for your satellite navigation device. An SD card reader is required to upgrade the mapping on the following devices: Strabo SNP350, S900/S1000 and S6000. A map update may take up several hours to download and is not intended for use with a dial-up Internet connection or with satellite Internet providers.
Offline Map Maker is a tool that helps you get offline tile images from Google Maps, Yahoo maps, Bing maps. All downloaded offline images are saved on your disk. Offline Map Viewer also lets you view the downloaded offline map. You can zoom out or zoom in the offline map, or output the offline map to a .BMP file with a world file xxx.bpw.
Nokia Map Manager is a program that allows you to manage and transfer GPS maps to the mobile phone. The Map Manager is for the 6110 Navigator only. The program is provided with scan function to search maps on the computer and DVD. Nokia Map Manager is an additional application and is used together with Nokia PC Suite 6.86 and later versions.


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Faculty, staff, students, and alumni are sharing the big ideas that make a difference in their world. Sarah Hillyer is director of the Center for Sport, Peace, and Society. She and co-founder Ashleigh Huffman have the big idea of using sport as a tool for personal and community development.
Featured Story News
What's Your Big Idea?—Howard Hall
Faculty, staff, students, and alumni are sharing the big ideas that make a difference in their world. Howard Hall, a Governor's Chair professor of nuclear security, has the big idea to take UT's capabilities and apply them to the challenge of global nuclear security.
Behind the Scenes of the Big Orange. Big Ideas. TV Commercial
What goes into shooting a thirty second TV spot? One-hundred eighty hours. Created by UT's Department of Video and Photography, the long hours can be attributed to the breadth of content weaved together into just a half a minute. Viewers will notice running themes of orange, talented alumni, the impact of their big ideas, and the impact of UT. The spot debuts this Friday with the start of the Volunteer football season on ESPNU during the North Carolina State game.
What's Your Big Idea?—Peyton Manning
Faculty, staff, students, and alumni are sharing the big ideas that make a difference in their world. Peyton Manning, a 1997 communications graduate, shares his big idea of providing leadership and growth opportunities to at-risk children through his Peyback Foundation.
Ayres Hall, Tyson House Added to National Register of Historic Places
Two of the university's most well-known buildings, Ayres Hall and Tyson House, are now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. They join the Hopecote guest house as the three UT buildings listed among the 113 Knoxville-area properties on the register.
UT Team Wins Regional Human Resources Business Plan Competition
A team of UT Knoxville graduate human resource management students has won a Southeast regional business plan competition sponsored by the Society for Human Resource Management. The five UT students competed against fifty students from fifteen universities.
Tennessee's Pat Summitt Named Head Coach Emeritus
Head women's basketball coach Pat Summitt was named head coach emeritus on Wednesday, following 38 seasons and 1,098 victories at Tennessee. Associate head coach Holly Warlick, an assistant on the Tennessee staff for 27 seasons and a three-time All-American as a player for the Lady Vols, has been named Summitt's successor.
What's Your Big Idea?—Jim Boyle
Faculty, staff, students, and alumni are sharing the big ideas that are making a difference in their world and the world around them. Jim Boyle, director of the Student Health Center, had the idea of bringing key student services under one roof. The new Student Health Building houses the Student Health Center; the Counseling Center; and the Safety, Environment, and Education Center.
Big Idea: Professor Brings e-Bikes to Campus
Chris Cherry has made UT home to an automated electric bicycle (e-bike) sharing system. The civil and environmental engineering assistant professor started the pilot program as a subject of an ongoing research study. He got the idea after arriving in Kunming, China, on a research grant in 2005 and noticing the city was buzzing with e-bikes.
UT Wraps Up National Emergency Preparedness Week with New Safety Website
The campus's safety webpage, safety.utk.edu, has been redesigned to focus on giving students, faculty, and staff a way to prepare for emergencies, and to deal with them once they happen.


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Electrical Engineering Archive: Questions from August 25, 2013
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BoringMeadow118 asked2.f(t)=4r(t+2)u(t+1) -2... Show more
Draw the indicated signals on graph paper or in MATLAB
1. f(t)=5u(t+3)u(2-t)
2.f(t)=4r(t+2)u(t+1) -2r(t+1)+2u(t)
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For the reference voltage of 16V, calculate the output voltage for an input of 11010 to the circuit of problem 8 (Problem 8: Sketch a five stage ladder network using 15kOhms and 30kOhms resistors)• Show less3 answers
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Show That a)
\(\int_{-\infty}^{\infty} \xi(3t)dt =1/3\)
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\(\int_{-\infty}^{\infty} \xi(3t)dt =1/3\)
b) Find the area of ?(at) where a is not equal to 0.
c) Plot ?(aF) versus F for a=2 pi
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ECET345 Signals and Systems
ECET345 Signals and Systems
Homework #7
Name of Student _____________________________________
1. A sine wave of 60 Hz, amplitude of 117 V, and initial phase of zero (or 117 sin(2?*60t) is full wave rectified and sampled at 2,048 samples per second after full wave rectification. Research the Fourier series for a full wave rectified sine wave (on the Internet or in circuit theory books, such as Linear Circuits by Ronald E. Scott) and write it below.
Then write a MATLAB program that samples and stores 4,096 points of full wave rectified sine wave and performs Fourier analysis (FFT) of the full wave rectified sine wave on the stored points.
Plot the results in both linear and log scale (in two separate figures) and extract the amplitude of the DC component and the first four harmonics (first , second, third, and fourth multiple of the fundamental frequency) of the Fourier analysis, then enter them in the table given below. The DC component is given by the first number in the Fourier analysis. Hint: Full wave rectification can be achieved in MATLAB simply by taking the absolute value (abs command) of the sine wave.
Paste the two graphs of Fourier analysis (in linear amplitude and dB scale ) here.
Enter the theoretical expression for a Fourier series for a full wave rectified sine wave here.
Compare the results provided by the Fourier transform and fill out the following table.
Component of series
Amplitude as predicted by theoretical Fourier series
Amplitude in linear scale as predicted by FFT
Frequency as predicted by theoretical Fourier series
Frequency as predicted by FFT
DC or 0 Hz
Fundamental or 60 Hz
Second harmonic or 120 Hz
Third harmonic or 180 Hz
Fourth harmonic or 240 Hz
2. Given a cosine wave of frequency (1/?) Hz and amplitude of 10, sampled at 10 samples/second, express it in a complex exponential form.
5. A signal is sampled at 1,024 samples/second and you have collected and stored 32,768 samples after sampling. You apply the FFT algorithm to it, using all of the stored data. What will be the frequency resolution of the FFT in hertz? Hint: See the Week 7 Lecture for the definition of resolution of FFT.
6. You are required to sample a signal consisting of a mixture of 10, 10.25, and 12 Hz sinusoids that you want to be able to resolve in your Fourier (spectrum) analysis. Your data acquisition hardware can store up to 32,768 samples. Assuming that you store all 32,768 samples, what is the range of sampling frequencies such that you neither violate the Nyquist theorem nor go above the needed resolution?0 answers
DapperScarf6068 askedDesign a controller to operate two separate sets of three traffic light signals, one for each direct... Show more
Design a controller to operate two separate sets of three traffic light signals, one for each direction. The configuration is shown in Figure 6.5. Use eight LED's as shown in Table 6.1 to represent the outputs. The Time in This State can be met in several ways. One method is to use a debounced switch as input, another to input a 1 Hz clock, another to use the internal 24 MHz clock, and a frequency division circuit to create a 1 Hz output.
Here is my state Diagram:
Cyclone II chip: EP2C8Q208C8N
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we use the DFT to compute the amplitude spectrum of a sampled data sequence with a sampling rate fs = 2,000 Hz. It requires the frequency resolution to be less than 0.5 Hz. Determine the number of data points used by the FFT algorithm and actual frequency resolution in Hz, assuming that the data samples are available for selecting the number of data points.• Show less2 answers
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The following MATLAB command has been used to perform offline filtering
>>y=filter([0.8 -0.8],[1 -0.3],x);
Where x and y are the input and output vectors, respectively. What is the transfer function of the filter?
A. H(z)=0.8-0.8_z^-1/1-0.3_z^-1 B. H(z)=0.8-0.8_z^-1/1+0.3_z^-1 C. H(z)= 1+0.3_z^-1/0.8-0.8_z^-1
Convert an anamlog filter with the transfer function
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The practical voltage source is formed by combining an ideal voltage source (Vs) and internal resistance (r).
1) Without computing, determine sign of power Ps delivered by voltage source
2)Compute Ps delivered by voltage source
3) Compute power Pr absorbed/dissipated in heat by resistor R
4)Compute ratio p=Pr/Ps
5) Find value of R that maximizes p.
6) Assume r << R and compute ratio Pr/PR where Pr is power dissipated by resistor r. Use power balance to determine where power delivered by the voltage source is absorbed
7) Find value of R that maximizes Pr. Compute Pr and p for this value.
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McALESTER, Okla. - Prosecutors said in 1981, Malcolm Rent Johnson terrorized elderly residents in an Oklahoma City neighborhood, often following them home and brutalizing them.
Almost 19 years after he raped and murdered 76-year-old Ura Alma Thompson in her apartment, Johnson took the last minutes of his life to apologize to his victims and their families.
"I apologize for everyone I hurt," Johnson said about four minutes before he was pronounced dead from a flow of drugs at 12:13 a.m. Thursday.
Johnson was 23 when he murdered Thompson. But even before that, he was convicted of two rapes in Illinois, as well as two armed robberies and a larceny.
Oklahoma County District Attorney Bob Macy, who prosecuted Thompson's murder, remembered Johnson as a menace who was identified in a number of rapes and attempted rapes involving elderly women.
On Thursday, he became the 20th state prisoner executed since the death penalty was reinstated in 1977 and the 103rd inmate to be put to death in Oklahoma.
Johnson spent most of the last day of his life talking to family in a non-contact room, said Corrections Department spokesman Jerry Massie.
In the late afternoon, the U.S Supreme Court rejected two of Johnson's last-minute appeals.
Before midnight, he was strapped down flat on his back in the death chamber at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary. In a last statement, Johnson - his face toward the ceiling - said he was "going to heaven on a midnight train." He asked blessings for his brother and two sisters, who watched stone-faced from an adjacent witness room.
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Clinton C. Hollis
ROCHESTER, MN - Clinton C. Hollis, 91, of Rochester, Minnesota, formerly of Petersburg, Illinois, passed away October 4, 2012, at his residence at The Kahler Grand Hotel. He was born April 4, 1921, in Oakford, Illinois, to Edgar and Nettie Lounsberry Hollis. He married Joan Swan Hollis March 17, 1946, in Petersburg, Illinois.
He is survived by his wife, Joan, of 66 years; son, Dr. Kimm Hollis, of Madison, Indiana; four sisters: Marguerite Sutton of Peoria, Illinois; Mary Jane Smith of Petersburg, Illinois; Carla (Michael) Rebbe of Springfield, Illinois; and Joyce Ann Kellogg of Ottawa, Illinois; along with several nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother, Kenneth.
Mr. Hollis was a United States Army World War II veteran having served in Iran for three years, was a fifty-year member of the Clinton Masonic Lodge #19 AF&FM, and is a member of Central United Presbyterian Church in Petersburg, Illinois. At Millikin University in Decatur, Illinois, the Joan and Clinton Hollis Rehearsal-Classroom in the university's school of music was named in his and his wife's honor.
Mr. Hollis was formerly employed in Petersburg, Illinois, at C.&I.M. Railroad, the Water Department, and Seiling-Mitchell, as well as Pontiac's General Motors Parts Division in Springfield, Illinois. During his twenty-five year career with General Motors, he was the recipient of many awards for his sales and service records.
There was no visitation. A private graveside service was held Saturday afternoon, October 6, at Rose Hill Cemetery in Petersburg, Illinois.
Memorial contributions can be made to Millikin University School of Music, %Office Of Development, 1184 West Main Street, Decatur, Illinois 62522 or through the funeral home.
Hurley Funeral Home, 122 West Douglas Street, Petersburg, Illinois 62675 was in charge of arrangements.


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The first 2016 WaterFire lighting will be held May 21, the nonprofit announced during a press conference Monday afternoon. more
By Emily Gowdey-Backus
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission voted against awarding a commercial resort casino license in Brockton in Southeastern Massachusetts, also known as Region C. more
By PBN Staff
(Updated 1:33 p.m.) The National Football League was found to have acted within its authority in benching New England's star quarterback Tom Brady for four games for allegedly using underinflated footballs in a playoff game. more
By Bob Van Voris
Revenue was $25.3 million more, or 1.1 percent higher, than what was expected through the first nine months of the fiscal year, the state Department of Revenue said Friday. more
By PBN Staff
(Updated 11:33 a.m.) World War II Foundation/Tim Gray Media documentary films were nominated for eight regional Emmy Awards at the 39th annual Boston/New England Awards competition. more
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Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence and Hendrick Motorsports, winner of a record 11 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championships, have entered into a two-year technology partnership to develop more speed on and off the racetrack. more
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Hasbro Inc. and crowdfunding website Indiegogo announced that the Hasbro Gaming Lab Spring 2016 Next Great Game Challenge is open to game designers in the United States and beyond. more
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Travel + Leisure is asking readers to rate their favorite cities, towns and regions for its annual "favorite places survey." more
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Cash collections decreased year over year in February by 0.7 percent, to $179.3 million from $180.6 million, the state Department of Revenue said this week. more
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Sasse a nominal tea party win; fewer chances ahead
FREMONT, Neb. -- With Republican Ben Sasse, tea party groups figured out the riddle of winning elections in 2014: Claim a Republican as a member of the tribe, even if his approach to politics doesn't line up exactly with their own.
That's not an option in next week's Georgia and Kentucky primaries and later in other Republican bastions where the groups already have committed to true ideologues with tea party credentials as authentic as Sasse's were convenient.
None have the look of a runaway winner, as Sasse was Tuesday in Nebraska's five-way primary.
It sets up a November election that could, for the first time since the movement burst onto the scene five years ago, lack a full-bred tea party candidate on the ballot for U.S. Senate.
"My overall sense is that the balance of power is shifting back to mainstream conservative wing of the Republican Party," said GOP pollster Greg Strimple.
Since its rise in 2009, the tea party has realized some of its biggest successes in the Senate. Mike Lee's defeat of Utah Republican Sen. Robert Bennett in 2010 was a harbinger of victories to come against establishment candidates. Among them: Rand Paul over Trey Grayson in Kentucky; Ted Cruz over David Dewhurst in Texas; and Marco Rubio over Charlie Crist in Florida.
But in 2012, the movement stumbled.
Tea party-backed candidates again won Senate primaries but lost nominally Republican seats to Democrats in the general election, including after making insensitive comments about rape in Missouri and Indiana.
This year, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky, has urged his incumbents to campaign aggressively in primaries to avoid both potential fates.
In the first Republican primary of the year, Texas Sen. John Cornyn took no risks, spending $3 million to crush his little-known challengers.
Next week in Georgia, Rep. Jack Kingston, an establishment Republican, is one of three candidates expected to battle for two runoff spots.


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Right now, Mercedes Benz is my favorite car maker. I adore how their cars looks so aggresive and have this certain aura that make them stand out. My older sister drives an SL 55 AMG and the exhaust note is so visceral that i have to change my underwears when i step out of the passenger seat.
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We got a little bit of everything this week: green creatures, green tomatoes and even green beer.
Congratulations to Judith McMahon. Her picture of a tree frog eating lunch in her backyard was selected by our editors to appear in the People section Friday. Pick up a copy of Friday's newspaper to read what they thought of the photo.
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- Send just one (1) photograph to firstname.lastname@example.com by noon on Tuesday, March 25. Include your name, town and where the photo was taken. If you send us multiple photos we will select one randomly.
- If you want your photo to be eligible to run in the newspaper, it must be at least 1,500 pixels. Our editors will select which photo will appear each week. We reserve the right to not publish any photo for any reason.
- We will allow photographs with reasonable watermarks to run in the gallery but for the winning photo that runs in the newspaper we must have a photo that does not have a watermark. If you want to send us one with the watermark (to run online) and one without (to possibly run in the newspaper) please feel free.
See past assignments and galleries at postandcourier.com/yourphotos.