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- May 6, 2003
> You're lucky to have two machines to compare, even if they aren't theI'm certainly having an easier time troubleshooting now that I have a
> same models. Troubleshooting is a lot tougher with just one computer.
known-good configuration. I've had my 8800 and 8800a with their drives
for about a year and a half but just got the BT and its drives a few
months ago. When that machine booted up out of the box I was ecstatic
because I knew I'd have my other machines figured out eventually.
> I think you're examining the correct starting address of the DBL bootYeah, I was trying to do Octal in my head to get the email out before a
> ROM, but you mistyped it in your answer. The correct address to
> examine then run is 177400 or hex FF00. You said 177000, which is
> the address of the MBL cassette loader. You were correct, though,
> when you said you raised the 8 switches for A15 thru A8.
meeting. . . :-)
If the 177400 address is for the MBL then I can have both mounted at the
same time. I figured the MBL was set up for another address but I
hadn't gone so far as to figure out what that was. . Thanks!
> Are you using the same good I/O cable (the ribbon cable that goesI am using the same ribbon cable. I've got a bunch around, of course,
> from the computer to the drives) with both computers? It's not
> unheard of to have bad connections in them.
with one for each drive. The cable within the machine from the disk
boards to the connector in the back might be in question, but it seemed
okay on physical examination. I may have to pull out the manual and
meter and make sure it's pinned right and that there is connectivity
where there should be.
> You know the CPU board, PROM board, and DBL are all probably good orYeah. Swapping the 8800BT RAM in is a good idea. I'll have to do that
> you wouldn't be getting the head to load on the floppy. On the other
> hand, the problem you're having can indicate bad RAM.
soon. I should also find or write a quick RAM test program (I'm pretty
sure there are some small ones in the older magazines like Byte or Dr.
Dobb's. I have plugged in some reasonable code via the front panel, but
never more then a few hundred bytes.
> I would try to eliminate as many variables as possible. That is, useYep. I've done it all but the RAM including the boot PROM from the BT.
> the same known good RAM boards, controllers, cables, drives, drive
> interfaces, diskettes, etc. in both machines. You can't use the BT's
> Turnkey board, serial port (you're using the one on the turnkey
> board, I assume), or CPU board, but the other boards should be OK in
> either machine.
> Have you checked the 3 system voltages on the 8800? Sometimes it wasI've done that periodically while diagnosing other problems. I don't
> easy to overload the 8800's -12V supply (the raw DC should be
> about -16V on the buss and where it enters boards' -12V regulation
> circuits). The supplies on the model B were relatively bulletproof.
know if I've checked with the system fully loaded in the current
configuration. When I swap in the RAM that's an easy test to perform so
I'll do it then.
> Be sure none of the fragile wires going from the mother board to theI am quite certain that the internal wiring is 100%. I've tested every
> front panel have broken loose at either end.
wire to the front panel, power supply, processor and motherboard and
I've tested every pin on the buss for continuity. I'm confident that
the problem wouldn't lie there. By the way, what type (solid or
braided) and gauge of wire is used for those front panel lines? I need
to rewire another Altair and I want to use something as close to
authentic as possible.
> PS to akessel- You should be able to leave or put the addressActually, I think this depends on WHAT you're running. Disk BASIC
> switches in any position after you have examined the correct starting
> address of the boot ROM (177400). You shouldn't need to flip them
> all down before hitting the RUN switch. Andy, are you sure your
> computer really require all switches to be down before running?
requires "Sense Switches" to be set to indicate what communications
device and parameters are to be used. These are the upper 8 address
switches (as indicated by the silk screening on the front panel) and the
configurations are part of the BASIC manual. I've tried all of the
variations. The BT has a dip switch block dedicated to the sense
> By the way, Erik's method of raising STOP and RESET together is aI do want to thank you guys for all of your help and all of your
> good one. Sometimes, but not always, the 8800/8800A would
> get "stuck" and you couldn't stop or reset it to 0000 with just one
> switch. The 2-switch method was the recommended action.
insightful, knowledgeable responses. Like I said in my first email, I
stumbled across this list by accident and I've gotten more information
about this problem here then I have on any other forums or lists in the
past year. This is the type of exchange I am hoping to get out of my
web forum someday soon. . .
Best regards,
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Before you start reading this posting, I must apologize for its length. Since the subject has a lot of "moving parts", I wanted to be certain that I presented all of the background necessary to understand the importance of main focus of this posting, an article that appeared on a Middle East think-tank website that outlines Israel's position on the eradication of the Islamic State.
Before you start reading this posting, I must apologize for its length. Since the subject has a lot of "moving parts", I wanted to be certain that I presented all of the background necessary to understand the importance of main focus of this posting, an article that appeared on a Middle East think-tank website that outlines Israel's position on the eradication of the Islamic State.
A relatively recent piece on the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies (BESA) by Professor Efriam Inbar provides us with a rather different viewpoint on the continued existence of the Islamic State. Since most of us have not heard of BESA, it was founded in 1993 by Dr. Thomas Hecht, a Canadian Jewish community leader as an independent and non-partisan institute affiliated with the political science department at Bar-Ilan University in Ramat Gan, Israel. Since its founding, it has been directed by the aforementioned Professor Efriam Inbar, an authority on the Arab-Israeli conflict and an expert on Israeli strategic doctrines, national security issues and nuclear matters. Most interestingly, in 2009, BESA was chosen by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the venue from which he would publicize his key diplomatic policies. Now, let's look at the recent offering of Professor Efriam Inbar starting with the opening two paragraphs:
"US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter recently gathered defense ministers from allied nations to plan what officials hope will be the decisive stage in the campaign to eradicate the Islamic State (IS) organization. This is a strategic mistake.
IS, a radical Islamist group, has killed thousands of people since it declared an Islamic caliphate in June 2014, with the Syrian city of Raqqa as its de facto capital. It captured tremendous international attention by swiftly conquering large swaths of land and by releasing gruesome pictures of beheadings and other means of execution."
Let's look at a bit of background first. Back in January 2016, Ashton Carter met with his counterpart, French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian in Paris and announced the following:
"ISIL is a cancer that's threatening to spread. And like all cancers, you can't cure the disease just by cutting out the tumor. You have to eliminate it wherever it has spread, and stop it from coming back."
He also stated the following:
"Any nation that cares about the safety of its people or the future of its civilization must know this: The United States and strong partners like France will continue to lead the fight, but there can be no free riders....Our campaign to deliver ISIL a lasting defeat, at its source and wherever it rears its head, is far from over. But the outcome is certain. Our campaign will continue to adapt and build on our success, as ISIL's territory decreases, its resources dwindle, and local, capable forces gain the capacity to not only win on the field of battle, but to lay the foundation for lasting security in the region, and a more secure future for the world."
At a press conference held after the July 20, 2016 meeting with 30 leaders and defence ministers from around the globe, Mr. Carter stated the following:
"I want to begin by thanking all of my counterparts, all of the ministers of defense from all of the nations represented here today at another one of our full counter-ISIL meetings of defense ministers from the entire coalition.
This is something we've done and we're going to do periodically, and I thank them for joining us as we continue to rigorous evaluate, plan the next steps of and further accelerate our campaign to deliver ISIL a lasting defeat...
As I said earlier today, our coalition's military campaign plan has three objectives. First, to destroy the ISIL parent tumor in Iraq and Syria. That's necessary, but it's not sufficient. As recent attacks remind us, ISIL safe havens threaten not only the lives of Iraqi and Syrian people, but also the security of our own citizens.
And the sooner we defeat ISIL in Iraq and Syria, the safer our countries will be.
So our second objective is to combat ISIL's metastasizes everywhere they emerge around the world. And third, and most important, to help protect our homelands."
When you combine the comments from both meetings, it is pretty clear that the American Secretary of Defense will be satisfied with nothing short of complete eradication of the Islamic State wherever it exists.
Now, let's go back to Professor Inbar's perspective on the issue, remembering that his organization is closely linked with the current Israeli Prime Minister:
"But IS is primarily successful where there is a political void. Although the offensives in Syria and Iraq showed IS's tactical capabilities, they were directed against failed states with weakened militaries. On occasions when the poorly trained IS troops have met well-organized opposition, even that of non-state entities like the Kurdish militias, the group's performance has been less convincing. When greater military pressure was applied and Turkish support dwindled, IS went into retreat.
It is true that IS has ignited immense passion among many young and frustrated Muslims all over the world, and the caliphate idea holds great appeal among believers. But the relevant question is what can IS do, particularly in its current situation? The terrorist activities for which it recently took responsibility were perpetrated mostly by lone wolves who declared their allegiance to IS; they were not directed from Raqqa. On its own, IS is capable of only limited damage.
A weak IS is, counterintuitively, preferable to a destroyed IS. IS is a magnet for radicalized Muslims in countries throughout the world. These volunteers are easier targets to identify, saving intelligence work. They acquire destructive skills in the fields of Syria and Iraq that are of undoubted concern if they return home, but some of them acquire shaheed status while still away - a blessing for their home countries. If IS is fully defeated, more of these people are likely to come home and cause trouble.
Moreover, a weak and lingering IS could undermine the attraction of the caliphate idea. A dysfunctional and embattled political entity is more conducive to the disillusionment of Muslim adherents of a caliphate in our times than an IS destroyed by a mighty America-led coalition. The latter scenario perfectly fits the narrative of continuous and perfidious efforts on the part of the West to destroy Islam, which feeds radical Muslim hatred for everything the West stands for."
Let's get to the real goal of Professor Inbar's rather interesting logic of allowing a much-reduced Islamic State to continue to exist:
"The West yearns for stability, and holds out a naive hope that the military defeat of IS will be instrumental in reaching that goal. But stability is not a value in and of itself. It is desirable only if it serves our interests. The defeat of IS would encourage Iranian hegemony in the region, buttress Russia's role, and prolong Assad's tyranny. Tehran, Moscow, and Damascus do not share our democratic values and have little inclination to help America and the West.
Moreover, instability and crises sometimes contain portents of positive change. Unfortunately, the Obama administration fails to see that its main enemy is Iran. The Obama administration has inflated the threat from IS in order to legitimize Iran as a "responsible" actor that will, supposedly, fight IS in the Middle East. This was part of the Obama administration's rationale for its nuclear deal with Iran and central to its "legacy," which is likely to be ill-remembered." (my bold)
Let's go back to 2015. Here's what Benjamin Netanyahu had to say about the nuclear deal with Iran:
In light of his concerns about a nuclear Iraq from July 2015, here is what he had to say as a private citizen about another so-called nuclear threat in the region to the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on September 12, 2002:
Let's repeat what he said:
"There is no question whatsoever that Saddam is seeking and is working and is advancing towards the development of nuclear weapons – no question whatsoever and there is no question that once he acquires it, history shifts immediately."
Now, let's put all of this together. The organization that Professor Inbar heads functions as the mouthpiece for Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the same man who used his power (as a civilian) to convince the United States that they had no choice but to eradicate Saddam Hussein because he represented the threat of nuclear proliferation in the Middle East, directly conflicting with the Israeli role as the region's sole nuclear power. As the coalition forces discovered during the Iraq war, Prime Minister Netanyahu was dead wrong about Saddam Hussein's nuclear program, however, his insistence on the removal of Saddam Hussein did have one unintended consequence, it led to the birth of the Islamic State. Now, we have Benjamin Netanyahu insisting that the P5+1 nuclear deal with Iran is once again destabilizing the region, allowing Iran to develop its nuclear weapons and increase its control of the region. To counterbalance Iran's influence, BESA, Netanyahu's "mouthpiece", is suggesting that ISIS be allowed to exist in a much reduced form. BESA clearly states that the real enemy in the region is Iran, a fact that, in their opinion, seems beyond the comprehension of the Obama Administration, and that the unlikely total defeat of the Islamic State that is the goal of the Americans and their friends will lead to one thing; an increase Iran's hegemony in the region.
I find it fascinating to see that an Israeli think-tank would take the position that the Islamic State should be allowed to exist in a reduced form to provide a political balance against Iran, Israel's avowed enemy-of-the-day in the Middle East. While I think that the odds of completely defeating the Islamic State are very small, I think that the logic of allowing a form of the Islamic State to continue to exist simply to counter Iran is an extremely self-centred viewpoint on the part of Israel.


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After 12 seasons in the NFL, pass-rushing icon DeMarcus Ware has decided to hang 'em up. He made his announcement on Twitter. ...
... But only after what I'm told was a great deal of emotional soul-searching and physical evaluation.
Ware entered this 2017 offseason as an unrestricted free agent with hopes that he'd be weighing offers from the Denver Broncos (the team with which he won a Super Bowl) and the Dallas Cowboys (who picked him with the 11th overall pick in the 2005 NFL Draft out of Troy.)
In the end, though, while a couple of teams dangled offers (Ware even took a very quiet visit to the LA Rams), the perfect fit wasn't there.
And at 34, Ware's body is no longer perfect, either.
As CHQ reported back in late November, Ware was being told by people in his circle to retire due to a back issue that negatively impacts his strength. This wasn't related to disc surgery, but was and is something else entirely.
Early Monday morning, as I was being told that Ware was "dealing with emotional decisions'' and that "there is no buzz in the building'' for him among Cowboys decision-makers, a person close to Ware told me:
"D-Ware knows he can't be D-Ware anymore.''
Said Jerry Jones in a statement:
"DeMarcus was everything we could have ever wanted in a player, a person and a representative of the Cowboys organization. He was one of the most dominant NFL players at his position in his era, and he was one of the most dynamic players in the history of the Dallas Cowboys. We wish nothing but the best for DeMarcus and his family, and we appreciate and respect his contributions to the NFL and to our team."
Ware established himself as a perennial All-Pro during his time in Dallas. But three years ago, owner Jerry Jones oversaw the painful decision to part with one of his favorite players. He became a key component to Denver's Super Bowl 50 World Championship. But he has struggled with injuries over the last couple of seasons. He only appeared in 10 games in 2016, after fracturing his forearm and dealing with a back injury, contributing just four sacks.
Ware leaves the NFL as one of the all-time great pass-rushers. With 138.5 career sacks, he ranks eighth on the all-time list. In doing all that, in Denver, he also had to leave his kids behind in DFW, where they still reside and where he still has a home. Now he'll come back to Dallas and prepare for enshrinement in the Ring of Honor and in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
But before that, Cowboys Nation can expect one more gesture.
I'm told by two sources that on Monday, shortly after Ware's announcement, that he received a phone call from Jerry Jones, suggesting that Ware re-sign with Dallas, one more time, for one more day, so he can "retire as a Cowboy.''
It will be a fitting way to close the circle, to reunite the family and to celebrate the brilliance of D-Ware.


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To play Mega Millions or Powerball that your state does not offer?
Do you have the urge to play Mega Millions/Powerball if your state don't offer it?
I have the urge to play Powerball, since TX only offer one multi-state jackpot game, Mega Millions right now.
Was curious to see if you have the urge to play other multi-state jackpot games that your state does not offer, at the moment.
My state,Iowa, has Powerball & I only live a couple of miles from a MegaMillions state,Illinois,so I can already play both games so I checked "other".
Ohio has MegaMillions but sometimes I wish I lived close enough to play Powerball my sons g/f live cross the river but I don't trust her with my money plus my wifes brothers live in Kentucky but don't trust them as well.I be afred they would just go to the bar with the money i gave them to play and it would be like a 60 mile round trip there so I don't play it.
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I already got that.My granddaughter stays with me on the weekends and lot though the week LOL Thing is if I did win it I wouldn't want her to know till I told her because she is the type that if she knew I won on the tix she played for me my son and her would be first in line to see what dad would give them.
I live in Ohio which has MegaMillions but I can drive 2 hrs to Indiana to get PowerBall if I get the urge real bad to play. I use to do that but after gas prices went up I got real and realize that my chances of hitting the PB jackpots were no better than my chances of hitting the MM jackpots and chances of hitting either were better if I just put all my resources in one. Besides the money I save on gas can be used to buy more tickets.
* you don't need to buy more tickets, just buy a winning ticket *
Ah, you got it covered. So the concern is really the delayed in good news. I am sure more people in your lineage will be lining up :)
2hrs is not bad if its both to and from. Good thinking on putting in more tickets for MM from gas money.
I don't so much get the urge to play, but every now and then, I wish I could get a couple of Mega Millions tickets. I have Powerball in my state, but I am no where near close enough to the Washington border to justify the gas money to get MM tickets. So no MM tickets for me.
"No one remembers the person who almost climbed the mountain, only the person who eventually gets to the top."
I'm in a MM state, and the part of the state I'm in is bordered by two PB states so voted no urge.
When I saw the title of this thread, Do you have the urge, I thought it was going to follow with to throw something at the TV when the results of the drawing are in.
Those who run the lotteries love it when players look for consistency in something that's designed not to have any.
There is one and only one 'proven' system, and that is to book the action. No matter the game, let the players pick their own losers.
Same Here - NC & VA though, Pogo
i live in australia, and i get the urge to buy online when the pot is over $200 mill, well the advertised pot. Just too much money to not have a chance at.
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Hi Diamond!
I voted "other" because I live in a MM state and b/c my husband is a truck driver, he is able to pick up PB tickets when I get the urge. So we kinda get the best of both worlds. I guess it would be better if we could HIT one of them. Lol...
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I voted PB. I drive right up I-35 to Thackerville, OK and buy 10 draws at a time. Diamondpalace, it's only about an hour each way for me, and it would be about the same for you if you live around Dallas.
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When Brian Smith quits London Irish at the end of this Premiership campaign – the Australian is returning to Sydney, where he is likely to find himself coaching at Super 15 level sooner rather than later – the rugby director will leave behind him a club in a funny kind of place. There were moments yesterday when the Exiles played well enough to beat teams a whole lot higher in the league than Exeter, and there were times when they did everything in their power to present the West Countrymen with the spoils, wrapped up in a gift box with a pretty pink bow on top.
The fact that Smith's side prevailed with the last kick of the contest – a perfectly struck drop goal from Shane Geraghty, who, not for the first time this term, reminded all those with eyes to see that he has more playmaking ability in the little toe of his standing foot than most of England's outside-halves put together – could not disguise the fact that this is a team struggling to find itself. Unsurprisingly, given the fact that the former England attack coach returned to London Irish in 2012 with the express intention of creating some much-needed stability, this is a source of frustration to him.
Yet Smith has kept the Exiles in the elite echelon of domestic rugby when they might easily have gone the way of Worcester, who were significantly better supported and far better financed when they dropped into the second-tier Championship last spring. No coach - not even a reincarnated Carwyn James, with Bob Dwyer and Graham Henry as chief lieutenants – would have challenged for honours with so many high-end players, from Anthony Watson and Marland Yarde to Matt Garvey and Jamie Gibson, disappearing through the "out" door for more attractive jobs elsewhere.
It may well be that Smith leaves just as some proper squad-building investment comes on tap: now that the club's expensive new training complex in the south-western reaches of the capital is up and running, it is just possible that the money men will throw some cash in the direction professional coaches prefer it to be spent. If so, he will see the irony for what it is and live with it. After all, the sunshine in Sydney is just a little more reliable than it is in Sunbury-on-Thames.
He seemed happy enough yesterday, although he wore the look of a man who had been through the mill forwards, backwards and in every other way imaginable. Irish scored four tries, two of them straight off the training field – a 12-man driving maul effort finished by the flanker Blair Cowan; a bold, precisely executed line-out routine featuring David Paice and Ofisa Treviranus that resulted in a clattering five-pointer for Tom Guest – and two of the off-the-cuff variety, in which Geraghty played a starring role. His long pass off the left hand was key in the build-up to Alex Lewington's excellent 48th-minute touchdown in the corner, while a much shorter delayed delivery to Cowan presented the Scotland international with his second.
So far, so enjoyable. But Smith also had to watch his back three commit horrible howlers in their own 22 and a number of forwards concede super-soft penalties that allowed Gareth Steenson to keep Exeter in the hunt from the kicking tee. Two of those sins, committed in quick succession, gave the visiting stand-off a sixth sighting of the sticks with something less than four minutes left on the clock. Needless to say, he hit the spot to give the Devonians a 26-25 lead they scarcely merited.
Happily for Smith, there was a twist in the tale. The Exiles, who had scrummaged pretty well, won a set-piece penalty in their own 22 deep inside the final minute, thereby giving themselves one last shot at redemption. Geraghty found a decent touch in the Exeter half, orchestrated a fiery attack off the line-out and then dropped back into the pocket to nail the drop-goal opportunity when it came. In truth, he did not look like missing, even for a split-second.
"It showed the strength, the courage and the character of the man," Smith said. "Most teams would have tried to milk a penalty with that last move, because there aren't many ball players who are prepared to step up for a drop under that kind of pressure. But I've been pointing out for a while that he's a better player now than he was when he made his England appearances before the last World Cup. A lot of things came early to him, and pretty easily, because he was a prodigious talent, but he's a mature leader now. I wouldn't swap him for another playmaker in the league."
Exeter, restricted to close-range heavy-mob tries by Dean Mumm and Dave Ewers, are tender right now: they have now lost four league games on the bounce and seen their top-four ambitions badly dented. If they were expecting sympathy from their hosts, however, they were barking up the wrong forest.
"It's a coach's job to bring relevance to every contest and it's not always easy when you're in our position in the league," Smith said, "but it wasn't too difficult this time: losing to Exeter down there in October was where things started to go awry for us, so it was an easy hook. They put four tries past us that day and celebrated pretty hard, which didn't go unnoticed. It hurt." Yesterday, the hurt was elsewhere.
Scorers: London Irish – Tries Cowan 2, Lewington, Guest; Conversion Geraghty; Penalty Homer; Drop goal Geraghty. Exeter – Tries Mumm, Ewers; Conversions Steenson 2; Penalties Steenson 4.
London Irish: A Fenby (T Homer 54); T Ojo, F Mulchrone (M Dorrian 68), E Griffin, A Lewington; S Geraghty, S Steele (T O'Leary 54); T Court (M Parr 64), D Paice, H Aulika (G Cross 48), G Skivington (capt), N Rouse (D Leo 61), T Guest (K Low 57), B Cowan, O Treviranus.
Exeter: P Dollman; J Nowell, H Slade, S Hill, M Jess; G Steenson, W Chudley (H Thomas 57); C Rimmer, J Yeandle (L Cowan-Dickie 49), T Francis (M Low, h-t, B Moon 48), D Mumm (capt), D Welch, D Ewers, D Armand, T Waldrom.
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Happy Birthday, Kylie Jenner!
Kylie turns 19 on August 10th, and she decided she needed to get the celebration started EARLY. So, she put on her ugliest lace jumpsuit and put together a little shindig at the place where she always hangs out, The Nice Guy. As usual, Kim Kardashian, Kris Jenner, Kendall Jenner and Hailey Baldwin showed up.
A$AP Rocky also came, mostly and probably because he's banging Kendall. No sign of Tyga, though. And no sign of a Hadid ANYWHERE. Weird, right?
Feast your eyes on some pap snapz from the party. Unfortunately, she left her cute new puppy at home– which was arguably the most interesting thing about her bday this year.
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