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Born in Portland, Oregon, Jason Okamoto has forged his own sound combining classical, gypsy, and Latin American styles. Exposed to music at a young age, Jason began with the music of the Belgian Gypsy guitarist, Django Reinhardt. This led him to play with several gypsy jazz bands and begin life as a working musician which coincided with the release of his first CD, "Solo Trio." Using a classical nylon string guitar and incorporating live looping, Jason pays tribute to his music influences regularly throughout the Pacific.


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What that tells me is the diode just needs to be changed. It's my understanding that AAC gets those dual-intensity circuits from an outside vendor, so conceivably that vendor may have a version of the dual-intensity circuit that will work flawlessly with the factory sidemarkers. I suppose that would just take a little extra research on yours or AAC's part...
That is probably true, but there are two diodes, which I could not identify, and one resistor which I did not look at in the circuit. Double shrink tube on the circuit, and did not want to mess around with it too much.
Since I wanted the LED side markers I will leave that up to AAC or someone else to research. I'm happy with what I have, and just thought to share with everyone in case anyone else wanted to do a LED side marker/turn signal conversion like I am.
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The Made in Italy Business Directory
It is a sector which is "pulverised" into around 600 operators and which in 2007 had a product of 14.2 million tons of animal feed compound for animal farming, bringing about a growth of 3.6% in volume compared to the previous year. The lion's share of the total is intended for the aviculture sector (5.2 million tons), followed by cattle (4.2 million), pigs (3.2 million) and other animals, that is to say rabbits, sheep, fish, horses and domestic pets (1.6 million). The turnover of the sector – which employs around 8,500 employees – reached 6.05 billion Euros.
But what are the sector's strengths? Lea Pallaroni, secretary general of the sector's trade association Assalzoo (www.assalzoo.it) responds: "Thanks also to a steady alignment with European regulations, we have over time developed quality systems, greater controls over incoming raw materials and higher levels of investment in making the production chain more efficient". But there is more. The members of Assalzoo are implementing a manual of best practices which is recognised by the appropriate ministries, that is to say either the ministry of Agriculture or Health. "The manual – explains Pallaroni – sets out a systematic approach to controls and consistent procedures of action".
But the Italian animal feed industry offers even more. "We make use of well-qualified professionals - explains the secretary general of Assalzoo – who are able to create balanced formulations and improve the qualitative and organoleptic properties of meats". The raw material being mixed is in large part imported. 93% of soy (which forms the major source of protein within animal feed for farming) is acquired from overseas, while 15% of the maize used for animal nutrition is imported. Wheat also comes from across the border. "As a rule – asserts Pallaroni – imported raw materials equate to around half of the total used. It is obvious that only efficient system controls allow the safety of animal feed to be safeguarded".
But if Italy imports raw material (in 2007 imports increased by 3.7%) it does on the other hand export finished product. And it does so at far superior rates: last year the amounts exported increased by 8.8%. "Above all – explains the secretary general of Assalzoo – we export value-added products, with 'pre-mixes' in first place. These relate to preparations of vitamins and minerals which complete the mix of animal feed, enrich it and make it balanced. As they are sold in reduced quantities, they also occupy less space and minimise transportation costs". Another Italian product which has been successful abroad is animal feed for fish (aquaculture) and for the nutrition of domestic pets. "Products aimed at fish farming – stresses Pallaroni – require a high level of specialisation which the industry in Italy is capable of providing. Fish farming is a niche business which is growing at very attractive rates. In 2007 the destination market which grew the most was Greece".
On the other hand, the driving sectors of the Italian animal feed industry remain aviculture and cattle, as the 2007 numbers certify. "In aviculture farming – highlights the secretary general of Assalzoo – we are able to guarantee complete self-sufficiency: we produce more chicken meat than we consume". But these two types of farming have experienced serious crises in recent years: mad cow disease and avian flu. These are phenomena which only lightly skirted Italy in the case of BSE and which were demonstrated as literally non-existent in the case of avian flu. But they did generate real panic. And it was precisely the animal feed industry that was seen as the main culprit, especially for BSE. "It is a fact that there was an irrational sensitivity associated with the two phenomena, but BSE also put new scientific evidence in front of us. And, in the midst of the crisis, our sector also ended up in the dock. But the spread of mad cow disease in Italy was extremely rare and statistically absolutely negligible. And today the Italian animal feed industry boasts a control system which is amongst the best in Europe. Credit also goes to the EU, whose efforts in the area of food safety and in making producers take responsibility have borne the expected fruits. Themes like prevention and knowledge of the material are very much more advanced today than ten years ago", concludes the secretary general of Assalzoo.


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Despite Kristen Stewart's high profile break-up with Robert Pattinson, her love life has still made its way into the pages of magazines. Kristen has dated some gorgeous girls: check out the lucky ladies who've dated the lovely actress!
1. Alicia Cargile
Kristen and Alicia's relationship became public around January 2015 when beautiful photos of the pair beaming with happiness were published. Cargile, Kristen's former assistant, evidently left a good impression on Kristen's mom: Jules Mann-Stewart told The Mirror:
"I've met Kristen's new girlfriend, I like her. What's not to accept? She's a lovely girl."
According to Radar, the pair broke up around October 2015.
2. Lynn Gunn
Kristen was rumored to be dating PVRIS singer Lyndsey Gunnulfsen (a.k.a. Lynn Gunn) back in October last year. A source told Heat magazine:
"Kristen and Lynn are dating. Kristen came to see Lynn when her band played in New York last week, and they were hanging out backstage. The whole crew knows they're seeing each other, and they left together, too."
As there are no pics of the pair together, it seems that Kristen and Lynn managed to avoid the paparazzi scrutiny Kristen usually attracts.
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French singer SoKo a.k.a. Stéphanie Sokolinski has a lot in common with Kristen — right down to their taste in partners, having recently revealed that she briefly dated Kristen's ex, Robert Pattinson! Still, SoKo is far, far more into Kristen, telling W Magazine:
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The "Bible Code" is a way of looking for hidden prophecies and passages in the Bible, by using a software program to search for messages in the Old Testament Hebrew text. The spaces between words are eliminated, so that the Old Testament is a continuous block of Hebrew letters.
Then, by skipping letters at a programmed interval, the program searches for words. There appear to be patterns to the passages where the words are found.
And on this site I show that the Bible Code also works in English in the King James Bible. This page on the King James Bible Code discusses research I did on an English Bible code in the King James version Bible; also see the other pages on the King James Bible Code:
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By using Bible code software I searched for some words in the King James New Testament and Old Testament (separately). I found that there is evidence of English Bible code patterns that the software found by skipping varying intervals, in the King James Old Testament or New Testament, made into a block of solid text.
Laci Peterson:
The Scott Peterson trial is a much publicized criminal trial of Scott Peterson in California, who is accused of the murder of pregnant wife Laci Peterson. Notable in this trial is the Defense's theory that a Satanic cult abducted Laci. The King James Bible code matrix below was made by using an ELS (skip) range of -10000 to 10000, and searching the Old Testament. These words were found in a matrix cluster at ELS = -2178, in Ezekiel 39-42.
Is Scott guilty or not guilty? The next matrix resulted from a -10000 to 10000 Old Testament search, and has ELS = 9104, and is in Exodus. It includes the words PETERSON, SCOTT, LACI, INNOCENT. With INNOCENT next to SCOTT this may be telling us that Scott actually is innocent. The Bible code can give us answers on today's events. The word innocent is in this Exodus 23:7 passage:
"Keep thee far from a false matter; and the innocent and righteous slay thou not: for I will not justify the wicked."
Next are two New Testament matrices on the Laci case. The next matrix is ELS = 6040, from Matthew 23:8 - Mark 6:13.
And the next matrix is from 1 Peter to Revelation. It is ELS=-7682, and includes the words LACI, PETERSON, MURDER.
O.J. Simpson
The next matrix below is on the O.J. Simpson case, and was a search for SIMPSON (ELS=14473), MURDER, JUICE, in the New Testament. O.J. was called "The Juice". Also note the words GREAT CITY (such as L.A.), BLOOD, ANGELS (L.A. is the City of Angels). It is from Titus 2:3 to Revelation 21:8.
Princess Diana
Below is an Old Testament Matrix on Princess Diana, found by searching for PARIS (ELS=1787), PRINCESS, DIANA, DEATH. It is at Joshua 9:20-Judges 1:7, and row splitting was disabled. Also in this matrix: THEIR HEARTS (Diana was called the Queen of Hearts, millions of people were saddened by her death), THE MALE CHILDREN, CHILDREN OF SHE (which could be about Diana's two children).
The next matrix is Old Testament, at ELS=1, and Ezekiel 45:2-45:17, and contains PRINCESS (ELS=1), DIANA, DEATH, PARIS, and also: THE CITY (Paris?), THE PRINCE, PRINCES (her sons).
The next matrix on Princess Diana is New Testament Luke 12:47 - Acts 2:36, containing PRINCESS (ELS=15996), DIANA, DEATH, PARIS, OSAMA. Row splitting was on Auto. Also in this matrix: THE KINGDOM (England, the United Kingdom), WOMAN.
The next Diana matrix was an Old Testament search for SPENCER (Diana's maiden name, at ELS=-4263), and it contains DIANA, PRINCE, WALES. It is at Joshua 24:15-Judges 7:25.
The next Diana matrix was a New Testament search for CAMILLA (ELS=-594, Prince Charles's girlfriend during and after marriage to Diana), and contains also: DIANA, PRINCE, and also the words: KILLED (apparently referring to Diana's death), HEART, BEAUTIFUL (which Diana was), SHOULD SUFFER (which could be a comment on Diana's marriage). It is interesting that CAMILLA and DIANA intersect at the word HEART, where Diana was called the Queen of Hearts, and the Camilla-Diana thing was an affair of the heart. This matrix is at Acts 2:30-4:1.
The next Diana matrix was a new Testament search for ALTHORP (ELS=3062, the large Spencer family estate where Diana lived when young), DIANA, WALES (Diana was Princess of Wales), HARRY (one of Diana's sons, Prince Harry). Row splitting was on Auto, and this matrix was at 2 Timothy 1:5 - 1 Peter 1:6. This matrix includes: THE HOLY PLACE (at Althorp), LAND OF TENDER MERCY, YE WERE ILLUMINATED, YE ENDURED.
The next 5 matrices were searches for HITLER and other words. Row splitting was off for all of these matrices. See my pages on Russia and Putin on how the Antichrist combines Hitler and Stalin, Fascism and Communism, resulting in Putin and Russia today. The next New Testament matrix contains HITLER (ELS=392), STALIN, PUTIN, VLAD, and is from John 12:48-18:20.
The next New Testament matrix contains HITLER (ELS=-475), PUTIN, VLAD, BEAST, MABUSE. See the Putin page and the Nostradamus page for a discussion of Nostradamus's Mabus, and Mabuse the painter whose painting of the Three Kings of the Christmas story has one king resembling Putin.
The next matrix is Old Testament from Leviticus 6:22-8:8, and contains HITLER (ELS=126), STALIN, PUTIN, VLAD, BEAST.
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The whole story of this book takes place on a single day in the 1930's, as Rhoda, a single woman in her thirties, and her mother, Natalie, move out of their old family home, following the death of Tom, Natalie's husband. The house is being torn down to make way for a new housing estate, and the two women are moving, with their maid, Ivy, to a smaller house on the other side of town, as they can no longer afford a big house.The theme of the book is change – social change and individual change, and how people feel about it and react to it. A wide range of thoughts and feelings are triggered by the move, not only for the two women, but for Rhoda's brother and sister and their partners, and her maiden aunt as well. Different chapters reveal different characters' feelings and thoughts as they go about their daily business – organizing the moving, going to work, having dinner, taking a child to a birthday party, buying a hat, etc. Some love change, some just accept it, and some actively hate it.Each character has some regrets – things they didn't do, or did do and wish they hadn't, and each thinks back to their youth, when the world seemed a simpler place. Their regrets relate mainly to marriages rejected or accepted, to chances not taken to move away from home, and to problems caused by not getting the right balance between selfishness and selflessness. Most of them feel somewhat constrained by the choices they have made.I felt I understood every one of these characters. Each is portrayed clearly, in their own thoughts and also by other characters' thoughts and conversations about them. Each is capable of understanding his or her own flaws and others' points of view, even though each believes their own ways to be best. This makes them much more interesting than if they had only thought and talked about themselves. Some are portrayed as very selfish – expecting relatives to cater to their every whim, or actively stopping others pursuing their own dreams. Others are extremely selfless, to the point where it embarrasses and upsets their relatives (and makes readers want to give them a really hard shake). The genius of the book is that even the most selfish characters have regrets and uncertainties, and they don't always act entirely selfishly. This makes them seem very real.The introduction to the book makes clear that the characters are based on Cooper's own family and experiences – she is Rhoda, and she didn't make her own decision about whether to leave home until after this book was written, almost as if she was testing out her own ambivalent feelings. This makes me feel that although I really liked this book, I don't want to read any of her others, as it could be that this was her one big story.


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This is the story of a pair of pearl earrings, narrated by several generations. Story that starts from the Jewish ghetto in Vienna, passes through magnificent Ringstrasse palaces, a small mountain village in the Alps, the war-torn Europe, the concentration camp called "Kaylaka" and the rural town of Ferdinand. History of women and men, Jewish merchants and Austrian nobility, soldiers of the German Reich and Bulgarian partisans, a Viennese boy and a Sofia girl. The beginning is in the distant past, and the end - in the near future.
This is a story of the relentless vortex of time that imperceptibly turns people into heroes or victims, and often in both heroes and victims. Reflection on the choice and freedom. This is the way of people who hope and fear, who run away and get together - and everything is so accidental, and actually never is... accidental.


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If you are searching for an over-the-top list with 100 fall activities to do with your kids- this is not the list for you. I'm running for world's okayest mom this year and keeping our family fall bucket list super simple with only 10 things. Source: Family Fall Bucket List | free printable – It's… [Read More]
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Advertise Here I found a really interesting post. Apparently, I'm not the only one that feels apprehension in situations like this one. Dads AND moms, Check out Michael Kwan's blogpost. Why have we become so afraid? Dads, have you felt this before in a similar situation? I bet you have if you live in US,… [Read More]
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Did you notice the silence for a while around here? Yeah I don't know why either but been thinking and reading and trying to figure things out. Without many answers I thought, what about that thing "baby blues" that people talk about. I quickly dismissed the thought because I figured that only women get baby… [Read More]
How to Teach your Child about Healthy Competition – It's okay to Lose!
Is it? Is it okay to lose? That's the message in this blogpost by Angela from Days in Bed. But I have to play devil's advocate and present a different opinion. The message is noble and "nice" but I think it could be detrimental to the confidence, and success of our kids. Take a… [Read More]
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I didn't know about this until a few years back when I heard about a study that showed that baby talk is actually good for your kid's development. I think that for some time people frowned upon the practice thinking that it made children slower to speak. But it's good to know that the opposite… [Read More]
edenland: Rising.
I added this blog to my Feedly sometime ago. I liked it but it wasn't until this post that I really read it. As parents we sometimes feel lost. No, scratch that, as humans we always feel lost. What gives us hope? What makes us tick? After we fall, what makes us rise again. Eden… [Read More]
Relationships: Mars and Venus is Utter Crap.
With some insightful commentary about the status of marriages in 2015, and relationships in general, Kathy delivers another rant. Except it isn't just a rant, it's a solid deliverance of something that we wish it was obvious but very often isn't. If you think your marriage is in trouble, or you are afraid it will… [Read More]
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Summer is here! Check out this awesome list of splash pads & water parks in Orange County. You'll find something near you with locations from Irvine, to Stanton, Tustin, Ladera Ranch and more… There are several Orange County Splash Pads Southern California residents rely on to stay cool and have a little fun even with… [Read More]
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BYD Philippines has 2 dealerships located at key locations along Shaw Boulevard and Batangas. See the address below or visit their Dealership Profile to find out more about this Chinese brand.
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|Patent Citations (13), Referenced by (21), Classifications (11), Legal Events (8)
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1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a programmed digital data processing system including a watch-dog circuit arrangement, which arrangement comprises timer means coupled to a reset signal input, said arrangement being arranged to generate an output signal should the time interval between successive resets of said timer means exceed a predetermined length, to generate a further signal at intervals which do not exceed said predetermined length, and to also generate said output signal should a reset signal be supplied to said reset signal input while the further signal is absent. The system is programmed to supply a reset signal to said reset signal input, and thereby reset the timer means, during each occurrence of said further signal; and to respond to said output signal by assuming a predetermined operating state.
2. Description of the Related Art
A system of the above kind is disclosed in GB-A-2 065 939.
Watch-dog circuit arrangements in general are well-known, and serve to monitor the correct implementation of a data processing system program. The timer means may, for example, take the form of a continuously clocked counter which produces an output signal should the count therein reach a predetermined value or its capacity is exceeded, the counter having a reset input at which a reset signal applied thereto results in the counter contents being set to zero. The data processing system may comprise a suitably programmed microcomputer, a single bit-line of one of the output ports of which is coupled to the reset input of the counter. The computer is programmed in such a way that a signal which resets the counter is periodically applied to the signal bit-line at such a rate that the counter is always reset before its contents reach the value at which it would generate the output signal. Thus in normal operation the counter never produces an output signal. If, however, the implementation of the program should cease for some reason, resulting in the resetting of the counter also ceasing, then the counter contents will eventually reach said predetermined value. The resulting output signal may, for example, be applied to a general reset input of the microcomputer, so that the microcomputer is itself reset under these circumstances. A similar result is obtained if the microcomputer should incorrectly enter a program loop which does not include a step entailing the application of a reset signal to the counter, or which does include such a step but in which this step is repeated insufficiently frequently to prevent the counter contents reaching said value.
The aforesaid patent specification GB-A-2 065 939 discloses an elaboration of such a basic circuit arrangement which is arranged to also generate an output signal to reset the microcomputer should the time interval between successive occurrences of the timer reset signals be less than a predetermined value, thereby also resetting the microcomputer if it should incorrectly enter a short program loop in which steps resulting in the application of reset signals to the timer occur too frequently. To this end the reset signal input of the microcomputer, in addition to being coupled to the reset input of the counter, is coupled to the output of the watch-dog arrangement at which the output signal occurs via an AND-function gate the other input of which is fed from the output of a decoder. The decoder is fed from selected stages of the counter, so that as long as the counter contents lie within a predetermined range (corresponding to the duration of a predetermined time interval after the occurrence of the immediately preceding timer reset signal) the decoder produces an output signal (the aforesaid further signal) which inhibits the gate.
Obviously, such a system has to be programmed to supply reset signals to the reset signal input of the microcomputer during normal operation at intervals which are such that each reset signal occurs within the predetermined time interval after the occurrence of the last such reset signal. This is fairly easy to arrange if the system program consists of a single loop the various steps of which, and only these steps, are performed for each cycle round the loop. However, many programs do not take this simple form. For example, routines may or may not be called, and/or different branches may be taken in dependence upon current conditions. In such cases it can be difficult and time-consuming for a programmer to ensure that timer reset signals are always generated in normal operation at the correct rate. It is an object of the invention to mitigate this disadvantage.
According to the invention a programmed digital data processing system as defined in the first paragraph is characterised in that said system is programmed to periodically test for the presence of said further signal, to respond to detection of the presence thereof by supplying a reset signal to said reset signal input while said further signal is still present, and to perform further program steps during the time between each detection of the presence of said further signal and the subsequent reset signal supplied in response thereto.
It has been recognised that the programmer's task in respect of the required generation of the reset signals at the correct rate can be considerably eased if he provides test steps for the presence of the said further signal throughout the program, and programs the system to generate a reset signal while the further signal is still present in response to a positive result from such a test. A sufficient number of these test steps must be included in the program to ensure that a resulting reset signal is generated during each occurrence of the further signal, but there is no inherent upper limit on the number of these test steps which can be provided. Of course, if the program were such that a reset signal is generated immediately if a test step indicates the presence of the further signal, the advantage of providing the further signal during the presence of which reset signals must be supplied to the timer means would be largely lost; the entering of the program into a short loop which contains a test step and a step involving the consequential generation of a reset signal if the result of the test is positive would still result in the generation of a reset signal during each occurrence of the further signal and none at other times. However, because it is arranged that further program steps are performed between each detection of the presence of the further signal and the subsequent supply of a reset signal in response, it will be quite likely that a short program loop entered erroneously will contain either a test step for detecting the presence of the further signal, or a step involving the supply of a timer reset signal, but not both.
The further signal may be generated independently of the operation of the timer means. However, preferably, the start of each interval during which the further signal is present has a predetermined relationship to, and is spaced in time from, the instant of occurrence of the reset signal which immediately precedes it. If this is the case the further signal may be derived from the timer means. For example, if the timer means comprises a continuously clocked binary counter having a reset input to which the reset signal is coupled, the further signal may be derived from a single bit position or positions of the counter contents, for example by means of a decoder. Another advantage of providing such a predetermined relationship is that it can prevent the possibility of two successive tests for the presence of the further signal giving positive results for what is in fact only a single presence of the further signal, which possibility could otherwise give rise to a reset signal (in response to the second test) occurring after the further signal has ceased.
If the system comprises a programmed microcomputer provided with an external address latch the address latch and the watch-dog circuit arrangement are preferably integrated on the same semiconductor chip.
The system may be programmed to supply each said reset signal in the form of a multibit word having a predetermined value, and the watch-dog arrangement may be arranged to also generate a said output signal should a reset signal supplied to the reset signal input not have the predetermined value.
Arranging that each reset signal is in the form of a multibit word having a predetermined value, and that the watch-dog arrangement generates an output signal should each reset signal applied thereto not have the predetermined value can, for example, enable several bit lines through which the respective bits of the reset signals may be applied to the watch-dog arrangement to be tested for correct function. These bit lines (if present) may be connected, for example, to respective bit-outputs of an output port of a suitably programmed microcomputer which may form part of the system, which port can therefore itself be tested.
If it is arranged that the predetermined value changes for successive reset signals in accordance with a cyclic sequence, the likelihood that, should the program erroneously enter a short loop, the correct predetermined values will be applied to the reset signal input at a sufficient rate to prevent the timer means from generating an output signal, can be much less than the likelihood that a conventional watch-dog arrangement would be prevented from generating an output signal in the same circumstances. In principle, such a cyclic sequence can contain any number of different predetermined values. Preferably, however, it consists of only two, enabling each to be derived from the other; each may be, for example, the compliment of the other, for example a byte consisting of alternate "0"s and "1"s enabling a check to be made on cross-talk between adjoining bits, and be stored at a single location in RAM. Each time a reset signal is required the single location can be read and rewritten, and the contents of the single location can be complemented at some state between each reset signal and the next. If these operations are separated in time in the program it will be unlikely that they will be carried out in the correct order and at an adequate rage should the program function incorrectly. Moreover, storage in RAM provides a check on the relevant part of RAM being incorrectly overwritten in response to erroneous operation of the program.
An embodiment of the invention will now be described, by way of example, with reference to the accompanying diagramatic drawings in which,
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of the embodiment, and
FIG. 2 is a flow chart illustrating the operation of the embodiment of FIG. 1.
FIG. 1 shows a programmed digital data processing system which comprises a programmed microcomputer 1 provided with an external address latch 5, and a watch-dog circuit arrangement.
Microcomputer 1 has lower order combined address and data bus lines AD0 . . . AD7 and higher order address bus lines A8 . . . A15 which may be coupled to other parts (not shown) of the system, for example to a program and/or data store, as indicated at 2, 3 and 4. Because the bus lines AD0 . . . AD7 have a dual function of the address latch 5 is provided in known manner. When microcomputer 1 outputs a 16-bit address it also outputs an address latch enable signal at an output ALE which is connected to a strobe input 7 of the latch 5. This signal causes latch 5 to store the eight lower order address bits presented to its input 6 and apply them to, inter alia, the output 4, the eight higher order address bits being applied to the output 3, after which the address/data but line AD0 . . . AD7 become available for the inputting to and/or outputting from microcomputer 1 of data bits, inter alia via the data input/output 2. Microcomputer 1 also has in known manner an output RD for an active-low read control signal, an output WR for an active-low write control signal and an input RST for an active-low reset signal. Outputs RD and WR may be coupled to other parts (not shown) of the system as indicated diagrammatically at 8 and 9.
The watch-dog arrangement comprises first and second comparators 10 and 11, an eight-into-one decoder 12, a two-into-one multiplexer 13, a frequency divider-by-two formed by a D-type flip-flop 14 the output Q of which is connected to its data input D via an inverter 44, a D-type flip-flop 15, a clock pulse source 16, a counter 17, an eight-bit-wide output buffer 18, a power-up reset pulse generator 68, two AND-gates 69 and 70, a NOR-gate 19, and two OR-gates 20 and 21. The output of latch 5 is connected to an eight-bit wide first input 22 of comparator 11, a fixed eight-bit byte Z being applied to an eight-bit-wide second input 23 thereof. The (active-low) output 27 of decoder 12 is connected to a single-bit-wide third input 24 of comparator 11 to a single-bit-wide fourth input 25 of which a fixed logic "0" signal is applied. Comparator 11 compares the group of bits applied to its input 22 with the group of bits applied to its input 23, and compares the bit applied to its input 24 with the bit applied to its input 25, and generates logic "0" at its output 26 if and only if correspondence occurs in both cases. Decoder 12 generates logic "0" at its output 27 if and only if microcomputer 1 generates a specific group of bits on the bit lines A8 . . . A15 which are connected to the decoder input 46. Thus the arrangement 11, 12 constitutes an address decoder for the watch-dog arrangement; comparator 11 generates logic "0" on its output 26 if and only if microcomputer 1 generates an address the eight lower-order bits of which correspond to the byte Z and the eight higher-order bits of which correspond to the bit group to which decoder 12 responds. Thus the comparator input 22 and the decoder input 46 together constitute a strobe signal input of the watch-dog. The comparator output 26 is connected to one input of each of the OR-gates 20 and 21, to second inputs of which are connected the microcomputer outputs RD and WR respectively. Thus gate 20 generates logic "0" on its output 28 if and only if microcomputer 1 addresses (strobes) the watch-dog and also generates an active-low read signal, and gate 21 generates logic "0" on its output 29 if and only if microcomputer 1 addresses (strobes) the watch-dog and also generates an active-low write signal.
The address/data bit lines AD0 . . . AD7 are also connected to an eight-bit-wide first input 30 of comparator 10, to a second eight-bit-wide input 31 of which is connected the eight-bit-wide output 32 of multiplexer 13. The two eight-bit-wide inputs 33 and 34 of multiplexer 13 are fed with fixed eight-bit bytes X and Y respectively. The control input 35 of multiplexer 13 is fed by the output of divider-by-two flip-flop 14. Comparator 10 has an active-low strobe signal input 36 which is connected to the output 29 of gate 21. The output 37 of comparator 10 is connected both to the data input D of flip-flop 15 directly and also via AND-gate 70 to the (active-low) reset input RS of counter 17. The (negative-edge-responsive) clock input 38 of flip-flop 15 is connected to the output of gate 21 and the clock input 39 of counter 17 is connected to the output of clock signal generator 16. The two inputs of gate 19 are connected to the output Q of flip-flop 15 and to the most significant bit output Qn of counter 17 respectively, the output of gate 19 being connected via AND-gate 69 to the active-low input RST of microcomputer 1, to the active-low asynchronous reset inputs RST of flip-flops 14 and 15, and to the second input of AND-gate 70. The second input of AND-gate 69 is fed from the output of the generator 68 which produces a logic "0" output pulse for a short time each time the system is powered up. Generator 68 may comprise, for example, a Schmitt trigger circuit the input of which is connected to one power supply line via a capacitor and to the other power supply line via a resistor. Thus microcomputer 1, flip-flops 14 and 15, and counter 17 are reset on power-up and also should either the output of flip-flop 15 or the most significant bit output of counter 17 become logic "1". When flip-flop 14 is in the reset state it controls multiplexer 13 to supply the byte X to the input 31 of comparator 10.
The most-significant-but-one bit output Qn-1 of counter 17 is coupled to all the bit lines AD0 . . . AD7 via the multiple output buffer 18, an active-low output-enable signal input 40 of which is connected to the output 28 of gate 20. The output Qn-1 of counter 17 is also connected to the (negative-edge-responsive) clock input 41 of divider-by-two flip-flop 14 and also to a single-bit third input 42 of comparator 10. A single-bit fourth input 43 of comparator 10 is supplied with a fixed logic "1" signal. The signal level on the output 37 of comparator 10 is normally logic "1". Comparator 10, if and only if a logic "0" level is present on its strobe input 36, compares the byte presented to its input 30 from the bit lines AD0 . . . AD7 with the byte (X or Y) presented to its input 31 by the multiplexer 13, and compares the level on its input 42 with the logic "1" presented to its input 43, and generates logic "0" on its output 37 if and only if correspondence occurs in both cases.
In operation microcomputer 1 addresses the watch-dog arrangement in two different modes, viz a read mode and a write mode in accordance with whether it produces a logic "0" on its output RD of a logic "0" on its output WR in conjunction with that address on the lines AD0 . . . A15 which results in the production by comparator 11 of logic "0" on its output 26. In the read mode the resulting enabling of the buffer 18 by the output signal of gate 20 causes this buffer to write the logic state of output Qn-1 of counter 18 onto the bus lines AD0-AD7 and hence to the microcomputer 1 which can thus ascertain what this logic state is. In the write mode (which in normal operation only occurs when the said logic state is "1"; see below) microcomputer 1 in normal operation puts that one of the bytes X and Y which is currently being presented to input 31 of comparator 10 by multiplexer 13 onto the bit lines AD0 . . . AD7. Assuming that output Qn-1 of counter 17 is in fact logic "1" comparator 10, strobed by the logic "0" fed to its input 36 by gate 21, produces logic "0" on its output 37. This logic "0" resets in contents of counter 17 to zero and is also stored in flip-flop 15 which is clocked by the negative-going transition on the output of gate 21. Both inputs of gate 19 are therefore logic "0", so that reset inputs RST of microcomputer 1 and flip-flops 14 and 15 are logic "1", i.e. no resets of these items occur. The resetting of timer/counter 17 results in the level at its output Qn-1 changing from logic "1" to logic "0", and this transition changes over the frequency divider-by-two flip-flop 14 to its other output state, thereby causing multiplexer 13 to feed the other of the bytes X and Y to input 31 of comparator 10. In normal operation the next time microcomputer 1 accesses the watch-dog in the write mode it is arranged to put this other byte onto the bit lines AD0 . . . AD7, so a similar result occurs to that just described. The bytes X and Y are put on to the bit lines AD0 . . . AD7 alternately for successive accesses of the watch-dog in the write-mode, input 30 of comparator 10 therefore constituting an 8-bit wide input for a reset signal for time/counter 17.
A reset signal (logic "0") will be applied to microcomputer 1 and flip-flops 14 and 15 by gate 19 is either of the two inputs of gate 19 become logic "1" for some reason. A first way in which this can happen is because counter 17 (which is continuously clocked by source 16 ) is not reset sufficiently frequently to prevent its most significant bit output Qn from becoming logic "1". The program implemented by microcomputer 1 is arranged to contain watch-dog write operations at sufficiently short intervals to ensure that in normal operation this situation never occurs, provided that each such write operation gives the results set forth in the immediately preceding paragraph above. However, if the program implementation should stop for some reason, or should erroneously enter a program loop which does not include a watch-dog write operation, then it will be evident that output Qn of counter 17 will eventually become logic "1", resetting microcomputer 1 via gate 19 as required. A second way in which one of the two inputs of gate 19 will become logic "1 ", resetting microcomputer 1, is by the setting of flip-flop 15. Flip-flop 15 is clocked each time the watch-dog is addressed in the write mode, and if the correct byte X or Y should not then be present on the bit lines AD0 . . . AD7, so that comparator 10 fails to product logic "0" on its output 37 then logic "1" will be clocked into flip-flop 15, appear at its output Q and thus be applied to NOR-gate 19, resulting in a reset signal being applied immediately to microcomputer 1, i.e. without waiting for output Qn of counter 17 to become logic "1".
As a first point it should be noted that, in addition to the microcomputer being reset in response to the counter overflowing, in the system of FIG. 1 resetting of microcomputer 1 also occurs in response to the generation by microcomputer 1 of a byte other than the correct one, X or Y, on the address/data bit lines AD0 . . . AD7 when the watch-dog is addressed in the write mode, because flip-flop 15 is set under these conditions. Thus microcomputer 1 will be reset should one or more of the bit outputs AD0 . . . AD7 malfunction (and in fact also should one or more of the bit outputs A8 . . . A15 malfunction). Moreover, it is much less likely that microcomputer 1 will erroneously enter a short program loop in which it produces the correct bytes X and Y alternately, so that the required resetting of the microcomputer does not in fact occur, than a loop in which merely a specific single output bit line is repeatedly written to, which would prevent resetting by means of the known arrangements. Furthermore, microcomputer 1 may be programmed to store these bytes in RAM, retrieving them and rewriting the retrieved byte each time they are required. If this is the case the watch-dog arrangement will provide a check on whether the relevant part of RAM becomes corrupted for some reason, for example if the program caused the relevant storage locations to be overwritten, as may occur in certain error situations. If this should occur a reset signal for the microcomputer will be automatically generated. The alternating bytes X and Y may each be derived from the other; each may be, for example, the complement of the other. If this is the case only a single RAM location will be required to store them, the microcomputer then being programmed to access this location each time X or Y is required, supply its contents to the watch-dog, and write the accessed byte back to the same location and, in between each pair of successive such accesses, convert the stored byte into the other. If this is the case the bytes X and Y are preferably 10101010 and 01010101 respectively, to provide some check on cross-talk between adjacent ones of the bit lines AD0 . . . AD7.
As a second point, attention is drawn to the connection of the least significant bit but one output Qn-1 of counter 17 to input 42 of comparator 10 (in which the level on this output is compared with the logic "1" applied to input 43). This means that when the watch-dog is addressed in the write mode then, unless output Qn-1 is then logic "1", comparator 10 will not produce a logic "0" output signal even if microcomputer 1 then applies the correct byte X or Y to the bit-lines AD0 . . . AD7. In other words, if the watch-dog is addressed in the write mode at a time when output QN-1 of counter 17 is logic "0", flip-flop 15 will apply a reset signal to microcomputer 1 via gate 19. This feature can provide a further check on the correct implementation of the program in microcomputer 1, and is the reason for the provision of the output buffers 18 and the facility for addressing the watch-dog arrangement in the read mode. The microcomputer 1 is programmed to periodically address the watch-dog in the read mode to ascertain the logic state of output Qn-1 of counter 17 and thereby determine when this state has changed from "0" to "1" and set a flag when this has occurred. The write mode addressing steps also included in the program are arranged to actually take place, also resetting the flag, only if the flag is in fact set at the relevant time. The period of the rectangular-wave signal appearing at output Qn-1 is, of course, known, being determined by the output frequency of generator 16 and the capacity of counter 17. The frequency of the read-mode addressing steps and the interval between each such step and the next write-mode addressing step can therefore be chosen such as to ensure that, in normal operation, each time such a write-mode addressing step occurs, if the flag is set then the signal at output Qn-1 is still logic "1". (The condition for this is that the interval between each pair of successive read-mode addressing steps plus the interval between the second of these steps and the next write mode addressing step must be less than half the period which the signal as output Qn-1 would have were counter 17 allowed to run freely.) If, within this constraint, each write mode addressing step is spaced in time as far as possible in the program from the immediately preceding read mode addressing step this will reduce the likelihood that, should a short program loop entered by microcomputer 1 actually include a watch-dog write-mode addressing step, it will also include the watch-dog read-mode addressing step required to prime it. A further advantage of testing output Qn-1 and only writing to the watch-dog when the level thereat has changed from "0" to "1" is that the repetition rate of the watch-dog write operations is automatically adjusted to lie between one half and one times the frequency of the signal at output Qn-1, enabling this repetition rate to be optimised and to be little dependent on what branches the program actually takes each time it is carried out.
An example of the parts of the program with which microcomputer 1 may be is programmed which are relevant to the present invention is shown in FIG. 2, which takes the form a of flow chart. In this Figure the various blocks have the following significances.
50--Start. (A reset signal applied to reset input RST of microcomputer 1 in FIG. 1 results in a return of the program to this stage).
51--Initialise, including the writing of byte X (see the description of FIG. 1) to a specific address AD in RAM and the setting of flags F1 and F2 to logic "0".
52--Part of main program.
53--Is output Qn-1 of counter 17 in FIG. 1 logic "1"?
54--Set flag F1 to logic "1".
55--Part of main program
56--Is flag F1 logic "1"?
57--Write contents of RAM address AD to watch-dig.
58--Set flag F2 to logic "1". Set flag F1 to logic "0".
59--Part of main program.
60--Is flag F2 logic "1"?
61--Complement contents of RAM address AD.
62--Set flag F2 to logic "0".
After START (stage 50) the byte X is written in step 51 to a location AD in RAM which is preferably one which is likely to be overwritten should the program malfunction. Moreover a flag F1 which is used to indicate when the signal at output Qn-1 of counter 17 has been determined as being logic "1" is set to logic "0" as is a flag F2 which is used to indicate when the watch-dog has been written to. Then (step 52) part of the main program of the microcomputer is carried out. It is then tested in step 53 whether output Qn-1 is logic "1", microcomputer 1 first generating address byte Z on its outputs AD0 . . . AD7 and the byte to which decoder 12 responds on its outputs A8 . . . A15, and then logic "0" on its output RD (read mode), reading the output signal of the thus enabled buffer 18 on its outputs/inputs AD0 . . . AD7. If Qn-1 is "1" (Y) flag F1 is set to "1" in step 54, and in any case another part of the main program is then carried out in block 55. After this is ascertained in step 56 whether flag F1 is set, i.e. whether it was determined in step 53 that Qn-1 was logic "1". If it was (Y), the contents of RAM address AD (initially byte X, for example 01010101), are written to the watch-dog in step 57 (and also rewritten to the address AD) microcomputer 1 first generating address byte Z on its outputs AD0 . . . AD7 and the byte to which decoder 12 responds on its outputs A8 . . . A15, and then logic "0" on its output WR (write mode) and the byte X from RAM address AD on its outputs AD0 . . . AD7. In normal operation, when step 57 occurs, output Qn-1 will still be logic "1", resulting in counter 17 being reset, changing over flip-flop 14, but no general reset occurring. Flag F1 is then reset and flag F2 is set to "1" (block 58) indicating that the watch-dog has been written to. The program then proceeds to block 59, as it does directly from step 56 if it is found there that flag F1 is not set (N). Block 59 represents the next part of the main program, after which flag F2 is tested (step 60) to ascertain if step 57 in fact took place. If it did (Y) the byte in RAM address AD is complemented and rewritten in step 61 so that it becomes Y to conform with the new state of multiplexer 13, after which flag F2 is reset in step 62 and the program proceeds back to block 52, as it does directly if the result of test 60 is "no" (N).
In order that, if the result of test 53 is "yes", output Qn-1 of counter 17 will still be "1" when step 57 is performed it is arranged that, provided the system is operating correctly, the time interval between successive pairs of tests 53 plus the time to the next step 57 if it is in fact carried out is always less then one half the period of the signal appearing at output Qn-1 of counter 17.
If required, a delay element (not shown) may be provided at the output of gate 69 in FIG. 1 to ensure that any reset signal produced thereat has a sufficiently long duration before the counter 17 or flip-flop 15 which may have given rise to it is itself reset.
It will be appreciated that the parts of the system shown in FIG. 1, other than the microcomputer 1, may be very conveniently all be integrated on the same semiconductor chip.
From reading the present disclosure, various modifications will be apparent to persons skilled in the art. Such modifications may involve other features which are already known in the design, manufacture and use of systems and devices and component parts thereof and which may be used instead of or in addition to features already described herein. Although claims have been formulated in this application to particular combinations of features, it should be understood that the scope of the disclosure of the present application also includes any novel feature or any novel combination of features disclosed herein either explicitly or implicitly or any generalisation thereof, whether or not it relate to the same invention as presently claimed in any claim and whether or not it mitigates any or all of the same technical problems as does the present invention. The applicants hereby given notice that claims may be formulated to such features and/or combinations of such features in any further application which may derive herefrom or otherwise.
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Bread Dream Trailer (2012)
02 July 2012 Fantasy, Horror 13 mins
An Abdul Zainidi short film chose for the Cannes short Film corner 2012. It's the first bruneian short film selected in that competition. A young man called Arish enters a dream where he finds himself lying on the floor in an empty house.A strange man called 'Lapin' hands him a strange box,when he wakes up he tries very hard to remember his dream qnd what is inside the box which will lead him to the truth.
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Snow Rotary Broom YHSG3.0A Features:
1. Featured with compact structure, flexibility, convenient operation and quick mounting and dismounting. It used hydraulic oil commonly with tractor. The hydraulic elements are standardized, convenient for operation and service.
2. Adopting interchangeable bindiny mechanisms in general standard of snow shovel and snow sweeper.
3. The terrain clearance and landing ratio of the rotary broom are adjustable, that enhances working performance and achieves a better effect.
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5. With reasonable structure, the snow will be swept in one side.
6. Have independent lighting system to facilitate nighttime operation.
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Brush width(mm) 3000
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Hydraulic unit
Motor type 24v DC
Power 1.5 kw
Hydraulic Pump 1.6 ml/r
Pressure 16 MPa
Fuel tank capacity 4.0L
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Step one is to plan for compost. I already had a backyard bin, so I decided to investigate how it was doing. Previously, I had been composting in 5-gallon buckets, but last year I "splurged" on a $40 compost bin. It ain't pretty, but it's 9 sq. ft., which is the minimum space needed for hot composting, although I suspect the bin may need to be a bit bigger to really do its thing. I've been adding vegetable scraps, dried leaves, shredded newspaper, and spent potting soil to the pile. Since I'm currently taking a woodworking class, I also have access to sawdust. Living in the city means I don't have an abundant source of carbon materials (with the exception of newspaper), but nitrogen-rich materials are never a problem. I don't bother shredding the few leaves I do get or cutting up my food scraps. This means everything will take a bit longer to compost, but it will do so all the same. When I finally turned the pile (which was long overdue), I was thrilled to see lots of rich, dark compost and that numerous fat worms have made their way inside. I think I'll be able to use quite a bit of the compost in my garden beds this spring.
|outdoor compost bin with fresh sawdust
|Compost after turning - can you see the fat, happy worms?
I must admit, I haven't gotten to step 2 of the challenge: buy fertilizer in bulk or make your own. I'm terrible with fertilizer - meaning I tend to neglect it. I use lots of compost and also worm castings, and my plants seem to do ok. I know this is not good gardening practice, and I occasionally supplement with an organic fertilizer from Dr. Earth. I don't have anything growing yet, but I do plan to fertilize more often this year, especially after reading the comments section. Who knows, I may get an abundance of tomatoes because of it!
The third part of the soil building challenge is to build a worm bin. Again, I got off easy because I already have a worm bin, though I bought it rather than building it. I started out with a large tub, but last year I made another splurge (this time, it really was a splurge) on a stackable bin. It was pricey but well worth it, since it makes harvesting so much easier. I harvested the first castings this weekend, and got 7 quarts out of one tray. Not bad!
|Harvesting bottom tray of worm bin. A lot of the egg shells, but they'll decompose eventually, so I don't mind.
|An expensive investment, but well worth it. 7 quart-size bags of castings harvested from 1 tray!


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COURSE DESCRIPTIONStudents will learn how to perform first aid/CPR on adults, children and infants and prepare for natural disasters. They will learn to bandage and splint each other, perform life saving skills on each other and mannequins, learn how to respond to all kinds of emergency situations, do home emergency plans and learn valuable skills. Prevention of accidents will be taught as well. It is a fun class for all! A minimum of 7 students is required for all classes. Enroll early to prevent cancellation of of classes. Class closures will be determined by May 1, 2016
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John Anderson ASKED THE GUIDE
My 2003 Falcon has a dedicated LPG system and is slow of the mark. How can the pick-up be improved, would a chip do it?
A recalibration using a chip would probably help, but I don't believe there is one available for your car. I would be giving it a tune-up, service the LPG system, and replace the spark plugs and leads, to make sure the car is running at its best.


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It's funny how life goes sometimes. An inheritance from Auntie Edna enables you to pay off your mortgage and your employer offers you the chance of a two-year posting in Sydney. You find a tenant for your house. You rent it out for a year just in case things don't work out. But the job is good, the lifestyle's great and your textbook tenant pays the rent on time every month without prompting. You have no hesitation in renewing the tenancy for a second year.
But then the rent stops a few months before you return home. The managing agents cannot explain why. You are resigned to the loss of a few months' rent but look forward to moving back into your home. You arrive in the taxi from the airport and the lights are on. Your key doesn't work and, when you ring the doorbell, the door is answered by a woman carrying a small child.
You ask what this person is doing in your house. To which the answer is "It is our house, we bought it four weeks ago".
How did this happen?
Your textbook tenant is part of an organised criminal gang who knew you had a property free of mortgage and rented it to impersonate you. They tricked the managing agents and the buyer and have disappeared with the cash. Far fetched? No, unfortunately this does happen.
As the Land Registry is publically available online, not only can anyone find out the name of the homeowner and whether or not there is a mortgage but digital copies of the title deeds to 28 million properties in England and Wales can also be obtained. Organised criminals can take advantage of a home owner's ignorance of the system and you are vulnerable – particularly if you do not have a mortgage and your property is being advertised to let.
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You or your solicitor should immediately contact The Land Registry and notify them as you will want to have the property back. But this isn't a straightforward process as there are two innocent parties and only one property. Depending on the actual circumstances, one of you might end up with financial compensation instead.
Prevention is better than cure
If you are not going to live in a mortgage-free property, here are three things you should do to reduce the risks of property fraud:
- Make sure your contact details at the Land Registry are kept up to date and include one which is not based at the property – for example, an email address or work address.
- Sign up to the Land Registry's free property alert service. Subject to them being satisfied you are the owner, you can give them your email address and, if there is any activity against your title, you will receive a warning.
- Register a protective wording against the title to the property which means that it cannot be sold unless and until various checks have been carried out.
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July 5th, 2007, 12:32 AM #1Estimated cnn.com Value at $3,726,363,446.00
Just to brighten up your day and feel rich for a moment.
Find your domain estimated value at this site http://www.leapfish.com.
My first and useless domain is still worth $191,468.00
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Ya I would like to sell my 2 most popular urls right now and take the $45,000. I could start over and still have $40,000
How could you monetize cnn.com and make almost 4 billion dollars? Silly...
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I'm certainly not sure how it comes up with its value estimates, but I'm impressed that it does a better job than I did at estimating the value of the site I just sold: LeapFish appraises LitPlans.com at $47,586 and it actually sold this week for $50,100.
It appraises my main site (markwelch.com) at $175,000. It appraises my wife's personal site at $500, and one of my long-term "thin affiliate" sites at $16 (my hunch is that if the domains were sold on eBay, they'd get opposite values -- maybe $10 and $250, respectively). It appraises the domains for my primary incubator site at $74 (no hyphen) and $355 (hyphenated).
It says it can't appraise ABestWeb.com because "The site you have entered has used a Robots.txt file to disallow Archive.org to archive it."
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It seems to work both ways. Out of curiosity I checked a client's domain there. The client makes over $100k/month through the site yet Leapfish appraises it at a whopping $18
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