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How many times have you tried prodding at the screen of a device and only after it has failed to respond have you remembered that it isn't actually a touch screen? I know that I have done this, and after talking to a friend of mine who is a doctor in my local hospital, I am pleased to know that I am not the only one! It is no surprise that the medical profession's expectations of user interfaces has … Read More
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Since the Nucleus Innovate Program was launched in November of last year, we've recieved dozens of Qualification Forms and many small companies have been approved for free licenses. While the popularity of the program has been exciting, the array of customer applications we're seeing from the Innovate Program is equally as exciting! For example, some of the market segments represented … Read More
I attend quite a few conferences, taking any opportunity to speak about embedded software matters. Although such events take place throughout the year, there are two notable periods: Summer [July/August], when everything goes very quiet, and early Fall [late September and October], when everything goes mad. We are just beginning the "quiet" period. But there were a couple of events scheduled … Read More
Answering questions is something that I am often expected to do. Maybe I am presenting at a conference, doing an online seminar, hanging out on a trade show booth, writing blogs or articles – these all elicit questions. Sometimes I am asked by a salesperson to respond to a customer's question. I would always do my best to give a complete and accurate answer and certainly aim to be truthful. … Read More
So, what sorts of things can you create with Mentor Graphics' embedded software development tools and platforms? How about a self-balancing robot named Stella? The Nucleus ReadyStart development platform, which includes the Nucleus RTOS, Sourcery CodeBench IDE and toolchain and Sourcery Analyzer performance and analysis tool, was used in the development of Stella. Stella the robot is an inherently … Read More
wheel angle bias, trace analysis, code instrumentation, Sourcery Analyzer, control systems, stella, Trace, application layer, ReadyStart, interrupt latency, robot, inverted pendulum, RTOS, Embedded, software development, Nucleus, JTAG, PID, Wireless, Zigbee
When I first heard the term "Smart Energy", I confess that I had no idea what it meant. For a while, a precise definition seemed to elude me, as people would talk about smart meters and the Smart Grid, but not actually say what smart energy was. It is now a little clearer. Smart Energy is really a catch-all term for a bunch of technology associated with energy efficiency primarily in a domestic … Read More
One of the great things about software, compared with hardware, is the ease with which it may be changed and updated. The big downside of software is also the ease with which it can be changed. This ease can make software developers lazy, as they know that they can always fix things later. This is a sharp contrast to chip developers who are fearful of errors, as an ASIC respin is both time consuming … Read More
I always find it satisfying to see simple solutions to apparently complex problems and the world of embedded software certainly lends itself to some creativity. My concept of "simple" is quite broad, but essentially encompasses anything that is easy to understand [for me] and ideally avoids reinvention of any wheels. A while ago, I wrote about incorporating a Web server [HTTP server actually] … Read More
Free Nucleus RTOS source code? Just a few years ago if you would have told me that Mentor Graphics would be offering free-source-code for one of the most successful, popular and distributed RTOS's in the world, I would not have believed it. Yet, for the last few quarters, Mentor is doing just that! The Nucleus Innovate Program was announced November 2012 and adoption is picking up quickly! To date, … Read More
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In the high-tech market, the IoT is driving connectivity requirements in devices across many segments. Considering the number of embedded medical devices hospital, you can quickly imagine areas where Wi-Fi connectivity can be used to connect devices, patients, administrators and doctors. For example, Wi-Fi can be applicable in the doctor's office, in the operating room, at the nurse's station, in the … Read More
Address your design's deterministic control and real-time requirements with a RTOS
Nucleus, our flagship RTOS offering has been around for several years now. In this time, it has been designed into more than 3 billion embedded devices in various applications such as mobile, medical, consumer electronics, industrial and more! The phrase "been there done that" could not be more appropriate to Nucleus. Regardless, when it came time to design yet another cool demo, our engineers were … Read More
In the early days of embedded systems, software engineers typically had some understanding of hardware design. Indeed, in many cases, it was the hardware designer who implemented the software. Over the years, as the amount of software development has increased, engineers have become less and less "hardware aware". I find this transition interesting from the viewpoint of an embedded software … Read More
My colleague Richard Vlamynck [who has been a guest blogger here] and I were discussing tracing and debugging. Like me, he has been doing software for a few years. Hence, when we considered tracing and instrumenting code, he commented "It used to be easy to see what effect trace statements had on your program because, as you put more or less trace cards in your Fortran deck, you could visually … Read More
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Here at Mentor Graphics we are always pleased to get customer feedback on the use of our technology for embedded software development. One such customer is Imagination Technologies whose "Pure" product division has used our embedded user interface (UI) technology and services to create and power the UI in their outstanding "Pure Avalon 300R Connect Freeview+ HD Digital TV Recorder". … Read More
Some time ago, I recorded the content for a Web seminar about power management in embedded software. Although I am talking about the subject generally, I am, of course, strongly alluding to the capabilities incorporated into Nucleus RTOS. The session was "broadcast" last week, but, if you would like to experience a rare example of me being caught on video, you can watch the recorded version. … Read More
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With the British public being urged to turn their lights off today (August 4) to mark the centenary of the start of World War One, Twickenham Stadium will extinguish all lights within the stadium bowl and one single candle will be lit to remember the thousands of fallen rugby players in the Great War, including the 27 England internationals listed below
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Knox Energy, LLC v. Gasco Drilling, Inc
as 14-2296
Plaintiff - Appellant: KNOX ENERGY, LLC, CONSOL ENERGY, INCORPORATED
Defendant - Appellee: GASCO DRILLING, INC, A Virginia Corporation
FLAME S.A. v. Freight Bulk Pte. Ltd.
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Defendant - Appellant: FREIGHT BULK PTE. LTD.
Defendant: INDUSTRIAL CARRIERS, INC., VISTA SHIPPING, INC., VIKTOR BARANSKIY and others
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Plaintiff - Appellant: EVANSTON INSURANCE COMPANY
Defendant - Appellee: AGAPE SENIOR PRIMARY CARE, INC., SCOTT MIDDLETON, FLOYD CRIBBS and others
Defendant: VICKIE WATTS, as Personal Representative of the Estate of Dorothy Jones, MEREDITH WOFFORD, DORA ELIZABETH HANNA, by and through her Personal Representative, King C. Hanna, Jr., and on behalf of a Class of Individuals Similarly Situated and others
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Plaintiff - Appellee: LIBERTY UNIVERSITY, INCORPORATED
Defendant - Appellant: CITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA, HANOVER AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY, HANOVER INSURANCE COMPANY
Knox Energy, LLC v. Gasco Drilling, Inc
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Plaintiff - Appellee: KNOX ENERGY, LLC, CONSOL ENERGY, INCORPORATED
Defendant - Appellant: GASCO DRILLING, INC, A Virginia Corporation
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Defendant - Appellant: KYLE RALEY
Defendant: PATRICK STAPLETON, MIKAL STAPLETON
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Plaintiff - Appellant: LEAH WILMORE
Defendant - Appellee: GEMINI INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED, a Massachusetts Corporation
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Defendant - Appellant: JOHN B. LASCHKEWITSCH
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I lived in thie area from 1973-74 and saw many films there with my grandmothers, who both lived in the area. For some reason, my most vivid memory is of Barbra Streisand in "What's Up Doc?" My schoolbus used to pass the theater on my way to school (5th grade, 1973-74) and I always used to look out the window on Wednesday morning to see what the new movie for the week was.
This is an interesting setup — the original entrance with the marquee is closed and you enter in the rear through what is really the original basement. All the theaters are therefore upstairs. Two are carved back to back in the original stage space and the other three are created out of what was the original auditorium. Although it is unusual, at least this old, downtown theater is still standing and still showing movies.
It is a shame that NYC will be losing it's largest movie venue. With the Astor Plaza gone, the only large theater left will be the Ziegfield with 1200 seats, though it will still be 300 seats less than the Astor Plaza. Personally, I hate to see a movie in a tiny theater, though there isn't much choice left these days.


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WEST DUNDEE, Ill. – A suburban Chicago woman is grateful her family is safe after a 200 pound deer leapt from an overpass, landing on their minivan as it traveled along an Illinois interstate.
Heidi Conner told The (Arlington Heights) Daily Herald (http://bit.ly/1pxqNzj) that the doe came to rest in the middle of the West Dundee family's Chevy on Sunday. She and her four children were traveling about 70 mph on the Jane Addams Tollway.
"I truly feel blessed to be alive," Conner told the newspaper. "I value life a little differently now. I'm just really grateful."
She says the accident was bizarre, adding "nobody can believe this deer fell from the sky."
Illinois State Police say witnesses reported seeing the deer jump from an overpass onto the vehicle below.
Conner says the crash totaled the van and caused minor injuries, but says the way the deer landed on the vehicle was "a miracle in itself."


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SAN FRANCISCO – Tango is joining the conga line of mobile messaging services that have turned into hot commodities as more people use them to communicate and share photos, music and other content.
China's Alibaba Group is making the latest big bet on the trend with a $215 million investment in Tango and its 200 million registered users. Tango, a Mountain View, Calif., startup, has accumulated the audience in just four years since the debut of its mobile messaging service.
Another group of investors that includes Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang is anteing an additional $65 million to raise the total funding round to $280 million.
Alibaba is buying into Tango's future just a month after online social networking leader Facebook Inc. announced plans to acquire mobile messaging service WhatsApp for $19 billion. That deal came together after another mobile messaging service, Snapchat, rejected a $3 billion takeover offer from Facebook, according to reports in newspapers and technology blogs that cited people familiar with the negotiations.
Yet another mobile messaging specialist, Viber Media, sold for $900 million last month to Japan's Rakuten Inc.
It's likely that Tango is now valued at more than $1 billion, although the privately held company isn't disclosing the size of the stake being sold to Alibaba. Tango has raised a total $367 million since its inception.
The latest infusion will be used to expand Tango's workforce of 160 employees and develop more features for its service, according to its co-founder Eric Setton.
Tango's audience is half the size of WhatsApp, which boasts more than 450 million users. Alibaba launched its own mobile messaging service last year, but now has a piece of a larger player.
We were simply blown away by the vision and quality of the team at Tango and believe they have a disruptive way of looking at the mobile and messaging opportunity, said Joe Tsai, Alibaba's executive vice chairman.
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It seems that Drew Barrymore is backtracking in her love life.
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Colleyville Sidewalk Committee members hope to simplify the city's current sidewalk policy.The group met with city staff on Dec. 10 to create amendments to the policy that has left some residents and developers frustrated at Council meetings, while the city tries to improve pedestrian mobility.The proposed change is simple: sidewalks are mandatory for all new developments.Applicants may request paying into an escrow account in lieu of building a sidewalk, but Public Works director Bob Lowry said that will be for extenuating circumstances."The basic policy is sidewalks will be built by everybody, but they may request an escrow," Lowry said.City staff will decide if an escrow payment is warranted, and if denied, the applicant may appeal to the city manager. If the city manager denies the request, applicants can appeal to the City Council.City Council members met with the committee and staff in late November to discuss issues with the current policy. The group decided that city staff should have more input and that the policy needs to be more equitable.Currently, mandatory sidewalks are dictated by a master plan map the committee created in 2008. The map outlines where sidewalks should go. In some instances, that means one side of a street has a sidewalk that neighborhood residents must build, while those living across the road neither have to build a sidewalk nor pay into an escrow.The proposal would remove the map.City staff will present the recommendations to City Council at the Jan. 7 pre-council meeting.
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Google PacMan: Stirring The Soup Of Our Cultural Memory
Google Pacman: Cultural NostalgiaMy own experience with Pacman started more or less at the same time as everybody else's. My first encounter with the video game was through one of Atari's tabletop coin-operated arcade machines. It was sometime in the middle of the 1980s, and I was just a strapping kid whose main preoccupation was watching cartoons, such as Transformers, Voltron, and, yes, the Hanna-Barbera TV version of Pacman. The "proprietor" of the arcade machines had the genius idea of setting up his business just a few meters away from our school, in a building that was largely made of bamboo. It was a tropical setup, and the location also served as some sort of cafeteria or a snack bar (serving fruit shakes and sandwiches, and if you still had some spare change, you could spend it all on the arcade games). It was obviously a very profitable venture—until the school board petitioned the local government to shut down the establishment. But before the place was shut down, all us kids had a great, frenzied time spending all our coins and figuring out how to outrun the ghosts or eat all of them. Space Invaders was then the first big hit, attracting schoolchildren in droves. When Pacman came in the local scene, the kids at first had no idea what to make of it. But then the more enterprising (or "braver") children went ahead, slipped their coin into the slot, and just began pushing the joystick around. It was a no-brainer, anyway—Pacman's gameplay appealed to us in some sort of a common-sensical way. The first time I discovered that "magical" bamboo house with its arcade machines was during one sweltering hot lunch hour. I had just finished eating my lunch at the school cafeteria, and decided to kill time by strolling around the school's immediate environs. I noticed that other schoolchildren were "marching" toward a single destination. My curiosity aroused, I merely walked toward where everyone else was going. Observing from the outside, you'd never have known what the bamboo house contained within: it looked like an ordinary house, or one of those establishments that sold souvenir tropical-themed products for tourists. Inside, however, it was completely different: there was a distinct sense of urgency and excitement, mostly revolving around the main noisy clusters of kids milling around two table-top machines that produced that distinct "chomp chomp chomp" sound. You had to struggle elbowing your way through that throng just to get in front and see what the fuss was about: one kid playing furiously on what we would later know as Pacman, a dwindling stack of coins beside him, his jaws open in a "zombie" slack. He was completely "in the zone." Weeks after Pacman came, and as soon as the lunch bell rang, children and teenagers would troop to the "bamboo house" to spend all their lunch money. Yes, I mean lunch money: many kids, myself included, would often skip lunch just to spend our money (and the entire lunch hour) trying to eat all those little yellow pellets and ultimately the big power pellet and get back on those nasty ghosts. The main goal was simply to survive for as long as possible, but the other kids, anxious to have their turn on the arcade machine (it was a severe imbalance in supply and demand that often ended up in schoolyard fights), would do their best to distract the player enough to "die" early. You were lucky if you even survived past level 10. When we had run out of money, we'd spend the remainder of our time in the sidelines discussing should-have-beens, boldly declaring our resolve to "get 'em next time!" When Pacman cartridges for the family computer became available in our town, we'd spend entire weekends at a friend's house who was "lucky" enough to have parents who had the magnanimity to buy their kid a cool Pacman game. I remember one particular instance when I and my friends were still at some friend's house playing the video game and squealing in laughter just hours before our graduation ceremony (from grade school) was about to commence. Multiply this little personal Pacman experience in millions of households all around the world, and you'll get it when we try to insist how Pacman is not just a simple old-school video game: it's a much cherished experience shared with your closest friends or siblings. The game embodied with it a treasure chest of mental imagery and emotional rollercoaster, inevitably associating the game with some relatively carefree period in your life. Perhaps it is fair to say that Google Pacman transported those of us who lived through that distant halcyon era of old-school video games back to the days of our childhood or adolescence. Google's tribute was not as much as a tribute to a video game, but a good-natured "nod" to something many of us care about.
Google Pacman: Fast-forwardIt was no wonder then that when Google Pacman became online on May 21, 2010, the whole world experienced a certain drop in productivity. Pundits everywhere even attempted to put an estimated number representing the said widespread productivity losses: some valued it at $120 billion. On the Friday the doodle went online on Google's homepage, many companies or organizations tried temporarily blocking access to Google's website. At the end of the weekend, however, it was decided that the productivity loss was actually "not very significant," at it was spread out across the whole world and made only a minimal impact on individual organizations. It is surprising how a 'little something" like the Google Pacman could make such a huge societal impact. Whether or not Google achieved something positive with the doodle, Google Pacman was determined to be popular enough to deserve its own page. Even today, you can still access it on www.google.com/pacman.
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Just a reminder, the upcoming 535i will be equiped with the new N55 single turbo twin scroll engine producing 300hp that has made its first appearance in the 535i Gran Turismo and will be seen across nearly the entire BMW lineup.
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AutoSpies looks like they had alot of fun in Portugal with the BMW press events for the new 5-Series and 335is. They put up this excellent video review of the new 5er, which IMO is a must watch. Hit play, sit back and relax
Bengt Halvorson with The Car Connection was at the Portugal press event and give his take on the new F10 5-Series. Here is a telling quote from the article: The new 2011 BMW 535i is more of a drivers car than than the current 2010 5-Series…
Car and Driver magazine has put up their review of the new 5-series straight from Portugal. Read the select quotes below but make sure to follow the link the full article! Indeed, you can take comfort in the fact that the 2011 BMW 5-series looks like the latest 7-series, but it is more tight, dynamic, and alert. The new 5 does a nice job masking its size and mass.
The photography is really nice in this review, and the article is well written. Follow the link below for the full article, or just read the quotes. We're now officially 37 years beyond the introduction of the first-generation 5 Series and we still havent gotten over it. When were in take-it-easy mode, the new 5 Series feels damned near ideal and not boatlike in the least. Then we punch Sport+ in BMWs Driving Dynamics Control and knock out all the stability control … CONTINUED
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AutoWeekUSA has done a really nice synopsis of the upcoming F10 535i. Here are some select quotes from the full article which you can read by following the link down below. On the highway, the 535is engine is barley audible at a steady cruise. That's because BMW geared the eight-speed automatic so high, you rarely need more than 2,000 rpm; the top gear runs a 0.667:1 ratio. The new electro-mechanical steering system with rear-wheel steer makes the 535i even more maneuverable around town than … CONTINUED
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The qualities of a good piano teacher
There are many ways to find a piano teacher. Entering the keyword piano teacher in a search engine will produce an endless list of teachers.. There are also piano teacher directory sites, professional musician society sites or, a more reliable way could be to ask a friend's teacher. There are a few qualities a piano teacher must have:
A piano teacher should have a musical background, a deep knowledge of the instrument and appropriate qualifications. If the teacher is a constantly performing musician and has a degree in piano music, he will be more likely to be able to share his experience and lay down a strong technical and theoretical background.
A teacher must be open minded to all musical styles and admire the piano himself.The pupil should benefit from learning a variety of music and be inspired by the teacher.
A piano teacher should constantly motivate his student and maintain a steady progress. A teacher should be aware of the relevant exam syllabus, upcoming concerts and festivals as well as encouraging the pupil to participate frequently. The pupil will gain more confidence performing in public and will become dedicated to practice.
A teacher should be patient and encouraging. Every student has a different learning pace, especially at the beginning of the learning process. A teacher's frustration can easily discourage the pupil.It is always advisable to have a trial lesson before engaging a teacher, in order to observe whether the teacher is enthusiastic, has great charisma and an even temperament.
A piano teacher should be committed and dedicated to his work. A teacher shouldn not cancel or postpone lessons, or be late for them. He should also expect the same from the pupil. Mere attendance only brings a lack of discipline in the learning process and stifles progress.A teacher should plan all his lessons in advance and should have a methodical learning plan for short and long term goals.A teacher should assess the student constantly and and give feedback on performance.


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A new wave in data center cooling?
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"...will it ever fly in the datacenter, I doubt it but there are better ways."
I appreciate your sentiments. Believe me, I appreciate any and all skepticism concerning immersion cooling. After 15 years working as a liquid cooling Thermal Engineer, I can TRULY appreciate it.
I also appreciate the cost and complexity of all the liquid cooling technologies that HAVE succeeded (immersion among them). They include pumps, quick couplings, heat exchangers, manifolds, tubing, clamshells, hermetic IO connectors, and risk that will ultimately prove unacceptable in the context of commodity computational electronics, at least so long as there is a simpler, safer, cheaper and more efficient technology. I think this may be it. I'd like to know of a better way.
Limitations of Oil
Others ARE promoting mineral oil immersion for datacenter applications. Mess aside, the efficiency of those fluids is limiting, believe it or not. All dielectric coolants have miserable liquid phase heat transfer properties when compared with water. If you pump them as a liquid from a heat source (CPU) to a heat sink (water cooled heat exchanger) those shortcomings will manifest as a high source-to-sink temperature difference.
If, however, you have a dielectric fluid with the right volatility, using it in a 2-phase (evaporative) mode as we propose greatly increases heat transfer efficiency and decreases the resultant temperature difference. Also, as you noted, all devices are at the same temperature.
You are correct to stress the OTHER fluid characteristics as well. The fluids we propose are being used as Halon replacements to extinguish fires in manned environments. So far, they see quite viable for this type of application. Google "IEEE Tuma fluoroketone" for more info.
Spray Cooling vs Passive Boiling
The argument for spray evaporative cooling which was, as you noted, used in some Cray machines, is the elimination of the primary thermal interface material (TIM) between the silicon and the Integrated Heat Spreader (IHS). When you spray on the bare silicon, it is argued, this TIM is absent. Performance must be better right? It just isn't true. The heat transfer coefficients achievable with spray evaporative cooling with volatile dielectric coolants are just too low.
Believe it or not, you'll get better chip-to-fluid performance passively boiling off of a modern CPU package if the IHS is properly modified. This is true despite the addition of a TIM between the silicon and the IHS. Furthermore, the chip is protected by the IHS from any fluid-borne contaminants that might be left behind by fractional distillation of the fluid on the boiling surface.


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November is American Indian Heritage month. Fort Riley started celebrations Wednesday with dance presentations and keynote speakers.
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"Coming from a nation of poverty no income no jobs and then being able to come into the military and also be a warrior and be successful its parallel...its important for me for others to see that I might be a command sergeant major but I'm also a native and I have my traditions that I have grown with me and I would like to show it to them," says CSM Julia Kelley, 125th Brigade Support Battalion, 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division.
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