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- Complies with PCI bus specification 2.1 and 2.2
- Converts PCI transactions to industry-standard architecture (ISA) bus transactions
- Functions as a PCI target on a PCI bus
- Functions as an ISA master on an ISA bus
- Maps PCI address space to ISA address space through a base address register
- Supports 16-bit and 8-bit data transfer, memory, and I/O transfers on an ISA bus
- Performs multiple ISA operations to transfer each 32-bit PCI word
- Writes buffer to speed up PCI-to-ISA write transfer
- Supports ISA devices with different speed by using NOWS# and CHRDY signals
- Detects parity generation and parity error on PCI bus
- Includes all PCI-specific configuration registers
- Fully synchronous design. No gated clock or transparent latch. All flip-flops are rising-edge triggers
Block Diagram
Figure 1 shows the block diagram for the PCI-to-ISA bridge megafunction.
Figure 1. Block Diagram |
The PCI-to-ISA bridge functions as a PCI target on the PCI bus. PCI transactions addressed to this target are forwarded to the ISA bus. If it is a read transfer, the core waits for all read data from the ISA slave and returns the data to the PCI bus. If it is a write transfer, the core posts the write data to its internal write buffer, terminates the PCI bus, and then writes the data to the ISA slave.
With a typical PCI bus running at 33 MHz, this core operates the ISA bus at one-fourth the frequency of the PCI bus. The ISA bus operates at 8.33 MHz.
The PCI-to-ISA bridge core supports 8-bit and 16-bit ISA bus devices, while the PCI bus is 32-bits wide. The core is capable of taking one PCI transfer and converting it into four or two transfers on the ISA bus.
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my heart is aching and i realize that one can not make some one love them, but why is saying good bye so hard?? but i know its time 2 say good bye i care so much but some times we just got to let go of certain relationships in order to really recognize what we really want. He claims that he wants me 2 cool down on this feelings i have for him because we're clearly on the same plain hmmm well i decided to stop caring because its far from his feeling he has for me, im down and its time to move forward with my life. but it hurts me to know that he wanted to use, abuse and refuse my body which i wont stand for thats why i never gave in even when he made all those promises i guess when they realize some girls wont give in to there evil ways they eventually give up. Love stinks :( & my heart is hurting
Hi Keisha lee,
Sorry to hear how you feel. But, you made the right choice by not giving yourself completely. This kind of relationships will help you grow.
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97.9 WGRD's September 2014 Top Songs Playlist [Video]
Nominate Someone for Honor as High School Athlete of the Week
Meijer and 97.9 WGRD are saluting greater Grand Rapids' and West Michigan's outstanding student-athletes and their achievements by feting them as Meijer-97.9 WGRD High School Athlete of the Week during the 2014-2015 academic year.
However, we need your help to help us identify these outstanding student-athletes.
2014 Rockstar Energy Drink Uproar Festival: Godsmack, Seether, Pop Evil Headline Tour Starting Friday in Clarkston
The lineup for the 2014 Rockstar Energy Drink Uproar Festival tour has been announced and it features Godsmack, Seether, Skillet, Buckcherry and more.
#GRFireworks: Amway Family Fireworks Rocks Live via Twitter, Instagram on 'GRD!
The Amway Family Fireworks today at Ah-Nab-Awen Park in Grand Rapids is more than just the rockets' red glare celebrating the Independence Day holiday weekend.
It's tunes, grub, fun, hanging, chilling, frolicking and rollicking at the downtown GR festival, which runs from mid-afternoon to past dusk and which 97.9 WGRD's Jackie, Johnnie Walker and Metalhead Ned are all gonna be rocking at.
Share what you're doing and seeing via Twitter or Instagram, posting those tweets and pics using the hashtag #GRFireworks, and see it all posted below on WGRD because 'GRD rocks right along with ya!
#RIPMotleyCrue: Grand Rapids Concert Pics, Tweets for Motley Crue's Final Tour Kickoff!
Mötley Crüe is kicking off The Final Tour TONIGHT with Alice Cooper at Van Andel Arena!
Share your pics from The Crue's concert with 97.9 WGRD.
Just use the hashtag #RIPMotleyCrue to get your photos in our 97.9 'GRD Rocks gallery!
Motley Crue's Music Kick-Starts U.S. Navy-Inspired Clip, Just in Time for 4th of July! [Video]
Tonight, Mötley Crüe opens its The Final Tour -- its farewell tour -- with Alice Cooper at Van Andel Arena!
A YouTube user has mixed some U.S. Navy heritage with some Mötley Crüe.
The results just "Kickstart My Heart," and in the nick of time for the Fourth of July.
'Super Duper:' Alice Cooper Rockin' with Motley Crue Tonight at Van Andel Arena!
Alice Cooper has a radio show and a documentary about him was just released.
But Cooper, who was born in Detroit, continues to rock after more than four decades performing!
From his first solo album, 1975′s "Welcome to My Nightmare" through releases such as 1994′s "The Last Temptation" and 2000′s "Brutal Planet," themed releases have been Cooper's specialty. Drawing from horror movies, vaudeville, and garage rock, his stage shows have featured electric chairs, guillotines, fake blood and boa constrictors over the years.
Tonight at Van Andel Arena, Cooper is on stage before Mötley Crüe.
Tonight, Mötley Crüe opens its The Final Tour -- its farewell tour, with Cooper along for the ride.
Here's some Cooper music and highlights.
Get Cued Up for Motley Crue Tonight at Van Andel Arena!
You know all about these guys, right? Mötley Crüe.
The Los Angeles heavy metal band was founded in 1981 by bass guitarist Nikki Sixx and drummer Tommy Lee, and were later joined by lead guitarist Mick Mars and lead singer Vince Neil.
Tonight, The Crüe opens its The Final Tour -- its farewell tour -- with Alice Cooper at Van Andel Arena, The Van!
Here's some Mötley music and highlights to get you cued -- or crued -- up. All bad things must come to an end.
Free Beer & Hot Wings Bid Farewell to WZZM-13′s Derek Francis [Video]
After 19 years in the local news business, including the last eleven at WZZM-13, Morning Anchor Derek Francis is leaving to join a well-known public relations firm in Grand Rapids.
His last day was today.
Among those wishing him well were Free Beer, Hot Wings and Eric Zane of "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show," which broadcasts from the studios of 97.9 WGRD.
Michigan's Nik Stauskas and Glenn Robinson III Leaving for NBA
University of Michigan men's basketball players Glenn Robinson III and Nik Stauskas are forgoing their last two years of eligibility to enter the NBA Draft.
Michigan Coach John Beilein announced their decisions in a news conference Tuesday. Both are sophomores, with Robinson from St. John, Ind., and Stauskas from Mississauga, Ontario.
Grand Rapids Nets NBA D-League Franchise for 2014-15 Season
The NBA Development League today announced that SSJ Group, LLC, led by Steve Jbara, has purchased the Springfield Armor and is relocating the Massachusetts club to Grand Rapids for the 2014-15 season with a direct affiliation with the NBA's Detroit Pistons.
The announcement was made this afternoon at The DeltaPlex Arena & Conference Center.
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Helmet Suggestions...What do you wear?
After nearly turning my brain into mashed potatoes the other day, I've accepted the fact that it's a good idea to ride with a helmet if I still want snowboard, or eat solid foods, past the age of 50.
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Smith Variant Audio edition. It's super light, super comfy, full of vents and it has built in tunes. But really, it will all come down to personal preference. Just go to your local shop and start trying 'em on until you find one you like. Oh, and bring your goggles, that way you know they fit with the helmet.
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Smith Maze:
Positives: -Great fit, doesn't move around especially when locked down my goggle strap -Great ventilation, open up or cover up vents on demand -Ultra-light, can barely feel it on your head. Advertised as the lightest on the market and I don't disagree. -Great goggle integration, at least with Smith goggles, Oakley Crowbars, or Spy Platoons. -Warm, no need for a beanie, especially with the included ear pads -Great protection, can withstand a head hit on ice at fairly moderate speed, from experience Negative: -Expensive, but you get what you pay for -Ear pads jams in-ear headphones straight into the ear canal, painful but helps seal audio better Great helmet. It's the helmet that I currently use, and will continue to use until something lighter comes along. |
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I fell hard my first time riding. In fact I did it twice. I swore never to ride without a helmet again regardless of how good I may get. I realize that I can not only catch an edge at any point just due to bad conditions or something in the snow I didn't see but also because of someone sitting in the trail where they shouldnt be. Or a mistake collison from someone out of control. I can get bone damage fixed. Brain damage I can't.
Okay enough of the soap box..... I have two helmets. -Giro (L) which I no longer wear. Joint is huge and makes me look like I should ride the short yellow bus to school. Great protection though. -Smith Allure (M) Yes its a females helmet. Didn't know that when i bought it. Oh well....so long as its not girlie colors I dont care. I like it lol Fits great and has a furry lining inside. Low profile, comfortable and very light. Might buy one of the higher end Smith helmets next season though Last edited by Soul06; 03-09-2012 at 07:05 PM. |
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Another vote for the Smith Maze. Kept my noggin intact so far, and I've tested its durability a few times. Light weight, comfortable, and also has goggle vents in the front to prevent them from fogging.
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Archive - Nov 2011
November 11th
Bring the festival fun online
Turkcell is the biggest GSM operator in Turkey and they have launched an online festival. The events include football games and concerts given by popular Turkish singers. The more you participate on the website, the more points you gain. The points can eventually be traded for gifts.
Why it matters
This site basically brings the festival to your computer. It's also a platform where people can get to know each other. Is this a new way to increase engagement across various platforms and transpose offline festival behaviour to the online world?
Flying media
Europe's low fares airline Ryanair is offering its planes as a low cost advertising space for all kinds of brands.
Why it matters
As short as the journey may be, air passengers can easily get bored inside a plane, especially when low cost companies offer little to no entertainment or distractions. This can also mean they can be a very captive audiences to advertise to. Rather than just a selling opportunity can this new media space offer a change for brands to entertain a willing audience?
Two major Portuguese telecommunication companies (Vodafone and TMN) and Licor Beirão (a very popular Portuguese liquor) are some of the companies that are already advertising their brands on Ryanair flights.
Mixing business with pleasure
Film director David Lynch recently opened "Club Silencio" in Paris. It's inspired by the deeply strange Club Silencio which appeared in the movie Mulholland Drive. The peculiarity of the night club is that you can only enter if you are accompanied by a business partner.
Why it matters
The world of artistic fiction is increasingly becoming made real as life really does imitate art. What does this trend mean for brand product placement as entertainment becomes the new reality?


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- Interactive online branch of the Texas Wendish Heritage Society. Research. Family genealogy. History. Global participation. Visit us today and
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- Volunteer to assist the Wendish Research Exchange at this informational website. View volunteer opportunities. Sign-up!
Worldwide Wendish Connection
- The Wandering Wend is back online, and working towards our common goals of furthering the knowledge of Wends/Sorbs worldwide.
Wends wiki
The Handbook of Texas Online
St. Paul Lutheran Church
- in Serbin, Texas
Concordia University Texas
Concordia's Wendish Heritage
Chor Meja
- the famous Wendish choir in Germany. Featured are several recordings of the choir.
- An organization based in Bautzen, Germany that supports and develops activities with the goal of protecting and reviving the Sorbian national identity.
Lutheran Roots Genealogy Exchange
- Searching for German Lutheran Ancestors?
Wendish Heritage Society of Australia
The Wends of Renfrew County
- an organization formed to study and preserve the story of the Wends who came to Renfrew County, Ontario.
Lost In A Wendish Land Of Legends
- An award-winning video presentation by the Cottbus High School class of Susann
Pattoka. Produced during the 2011/2012 school year, this story follows a young man from Iowa by the name of Chuck as he visits Cottbus, and meets the high schoolers at the Cottbus Wendish Museum. He falls asleep, and embarks upon a journey through the Wendish countryside - meeting several Wendish/Sorbish legendary characters along the way. Fortunately for Chuck, he awakens just in time to avoid being executed!
Serbin - A Mighty Fortress
a short video produced by Melvin Schiwart, who was born and raised at Lincoln, Texas. This video was produced at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Serbin, with assistance from Jack Wiederhold, and features St. Paul's 1904 Pfeifer Organ.
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Pens At Sens Game 3 Grades
Even Strength Offense: D-
They managed only one goal against Craig Andersuck. That in and of itself is embarrassing. But what was really humiliating is how pretty much every shot hit him right in the crest. The problem was they were not doing the little things that lead to playoff goals. There were no screens. There was rarely anyone in front to jab at the plethora of rebounds Andersuck was kicking out. They decided they had the series won and quit playing the way they did in Game 2.
Even Strength Defense: B
It was adequate until the game-winner. Ottawa did that little thing called going to the net for a rebound and look what happened. The Pens had actually played a solid defensive game up until that goal, a goal that felt inevitable. They had blocked lots of shots as they clung to that 1-0 lead. They seemed to be in perfect position. They were playing solid defense, and then…
Power Play: Z——-
It was pathetic all game long as Ottawa pressured them all over the ice. They did manage 12 shots into Andersuck's crest, but they really never had anything going most of the night. Sid was in power play killer mode, making one bad pass after another. Neal was his usual invisible playoff self. And then they capped it off by giving up one of the most heinous goals in NHL history, as five guys combined to look like they had never played hockey before and left the Old Diving Whining Choking Dog all alone in the slot for an easy shorty. They topped off the evening by failing to score on the rest of that power play as well as one in OT.
Penalty Kill: A
Perfect once again. They allowed only 2 shots in 5 ½ minutes of time. They are totally stifling the Sens' power play.
Goaltending: A
They really wasn't anything Vokoun could do about either goal. The first was a deft deflection by Alfredsson and the second was a rebound on a puck off his shoulder. .
Overall: F
We all know why this is. When you lose a game you had no business losing, this is the grade you get. They're just lucky it isn't lower. This is certainly one of the biggest gacks in playoff history. It happened because of poor coaching combined with pathetic execution. This series should be over right now. Instead, Ottawa has all the momentum in the world because of six moronic boneheads, each of whom will now be called out.
And now, the rest of the story…
The perpetrators are named in order of level of responsibility.
Jack Adams: F
As soon as I saw who was on the ice for what should have been a power kill, I turned to my wife and said, "no, you cannot possibly have Malkin out there for the power kill.†There is absolutely no way on God's green earth that one of the worst defensive players in the league out there in this situation. He thinks offense first, offense always. He has no clue where to be in his own end. And you have him out there trying to protect a lead??? Have you ever heard of that guy named Pascal Dupuis? Whatever happened to that ace defensive combo you were bragging about? You know, Sutter, Adams, and Dupuis? Why were none of them out there to start the power kill? You have a minute and a half to go AND a timeout. Those three could have gone the distance And while I can't really criticize the defense pairing, perhaps the message should have been sent to the players on the ice by having Orpik out there?
Geno: F
I don't give a crap how well he played until "the play.†I don't care how hard he tried to make up for it. He just flat-out gave Alfredsson that chance by not having his head on a swivel on the backcheck. Why? because he has no defensive awareness.
Paul Martin: F
Paul Martin erased a season worth of smart play in one fell swoop. In fact, it would be justifiable to put him ahead of Geno on the list. For a reason known only to him and maybe some other stupid hockey players somewhere, he decided to abandon his left defense position and chase the play to the right wing board. There is simply no logical reason for this, especially on the power play. It can only be described as a glorious choke.
Kris Letang: F
He failed to read that martin had strayed far from his position and was fixated on the puck. he was way too far to his right in this situation. had he taken the center of the ice, we wouldn't be talking about Geno.
Brandon Sutter: F
Not a major contributor to the mess, but he did make a very weak attempt at a stick check at the blue line, allowing the Sens easy entry and starting the whole sequence.
Chris Kunitz: F
He had Alfredsson way back in the Ottawa zone, but let him blow away from him. I don't blame him as much because I don't think he can be expected to track Alfredsson all the way. He's not fast enough.
Craig Andersuck: F
Anybody looks good when you wear out his crest due to lack of concentration.
Little Jimmy Neal: F
Plain and simple, he's a playoff choker. His career totals are now 19 games, 4 goals. And one of those was an OT winner that never should have gone in. If Jokinen is healthy, they need to consider benching Neal in favor of a more useful player.
Jarome Iginla: SOW
Slow, old, washed up.
Free Candy
The Senators played a Flyer-like game last night. In other words, take a penalty on every shift because they can't call them all. A few of the more egregious one they got away with:
Iginla got boarded and had the stick slashed out of his hands on the same shift with no call on either.
Geno was blatantly tripped on a scoring chance. No call.
Free Candy
He gave out two. One was on Pageau at center ice. The other was one of my all-time favorites. He just splattered Chris neal as the latter slid into the boards. Neal looked to be hurt on the play, so I'm sure Melnyk has a forensic scientist on the case already.
Inverse Crank You
Neil tried to hit Crankshaft. Big mistake. Guess who went flying?.
Yes, thank you Chris Neil. You had a wide open net to tie the game, and you put it right in Vokoun's pads.
Here's that name yet again. Neil intentionally fell on Vokoun after a whistle. Tells you just what kind of clown he is.
Note: You might notice Sid's name was missing from the grades. That's because I wanted to make him as invisible as he was last night.
I'm on Twitter.
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How many times have you called "Pasta", Macaroni? I know you lost count! This is a common mistake here in Rwanda where people refer to Pasta as Macaroni or Spaghetti. Macaroni, is one type of pasta, the word derives from the Sicilian language and means manipulating dough with energy, and Spaghetti is just a plural form of pasta. The d
[caption id="attachment_2471" align="alignnone" width="500"] Vegetarian or meat-eater[/caption] This is one of the most open-ended, fluid and emotionally intense debates that we have observed over the last years. One of the reasons is the diverse range of topics it encompasses, which are still in a way unresolved and these include; health, nu
The traditional Rwandan diet, with its focus on vitamin-rich beans and heart-healthy starches like cassava and sweet potato, is actually incredibly good for you. What isn't good for your body and health are some of the Western-style foods that have been adopted by Rwandans over the years. Some of these foods claim to be healthy, but although the
[caption id="attachment_2170" align="aligncenter" width="480"] Leafy foods have numerous health benefits[/caption] What is the healthiest food in the world? Is it meat, or milk? Surprisingly, no. According to scientists, the foods that have the most nutrition for their weight are leafy greens like spinach, lettuce and cabbage. These leafy greens
To some people, eating meat is eating healthy and people who are not privileged to enjoy this meal often tend to like it so much. On the contrary, vegetables are much more important to human health than eating meat every day. Though meat is considered a healthy component of a balanced diet, it poses health risks if your diet contains too muc
It's hard to believe, but the spices that add such wonderful flavor and fragrance to your baked pies, muffins, cookies and cakes can also add unique medicinal value to your health. Scientific evidence has shown, through clinical trials and studies, that a few of your favorite ingredients can also have great impact on your health and
Some important indicators for honey fit for human consumption include crucial parameters that are tested by Rwanda Bureau Standards (RBS) laboratories with intention to not only ensure honey quality for trade but help honey processors improve that sector. Honey is a sweet food made by bees using nectar from flowers. The variety produced by hon
Cinnamon is a spice with a good flavour that we can enjoy, and is also healthy for us. In different parts of Rwanda, the cinnamon spice is commonly taken in tea— preferably in white tea and not as a spice used in food; people living in Kigali City know that most Nyamirambo dwellers prefer the spice. It is available at several market


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After a great 2013 Homebrew Resolution thread I'm looking to prepare my 2013 Brew Schedule and get some inspiration on new styles and recipes. How much do you plan out ahead of time? What are your plans for 2013? January 6th- Heady Topper Clone Attempt #2 January 27th- Imperial Amber Ale February 17th- Surly Abrasive Clone March 10th- Belma Saison March 31st- Marzen/Oktoberfest April 21st- Double Wit May 12th- Green Flash Le Freak Clone June 2nd- Hefeweizen June 23rd- Sour Cherry Ale July 14th-Russian Imperial Stout August 4th- Saison August 25th-Belgian Trippel September 15th- Witbier October 6th-Weizenbock October 27th-Trappist Ale November 17th-Winter Warmer December 8th-Heady Topper Clone December 29th- Bottling Something for LT aging 18 6-gallon batches planned for a total of 108 gallons Post your plans in the spirit of inspiration for all:
-Retired Homebrewer
I will be brewing 6 batches per week until July, then I will be brewing 15 BBL per day :-D
Wow! I didn't know people planned out a years worth of brewing in January. I'm inspired! I just bought a small chest freezer from my girlfriend's landlord and ordered a Johnson Controls temperature controller off amazon.com, so my next couple of batches will be lagers (my first lagers). I want to do a high high gravity (or two, or three) brew with an OG over 1.100, perhaps a scottish wee heavy or a double/triple IPA (my highest gravity so far has been 1.085), and I'm looking forward to harvesting hops for the first time after planting three cascade plants last spring, so there will definitely be some hoppy brews this year. I also want to do a SMaSH brew or two. I've been brewing all grain for a while and I don't think I can hold off improving my setup any longer. This may be the year for a single tier stand with a couple of pumps and a counterflow chiller; maybe even the year for 10 gallon batches!
No particular order for this year's goals: my first sour(s) another stab at an India Black Ale my first bock my annual wit a hef with the weihenstephaner yeast several batches of apfelwein (including one with the weihenstephaner strain) belgians: tripel, dubel, dark strong, xmas a saison with the finicky dupont strain bourbon oaked stout an "english style" IIPA a few single hop IPAs re-brew an award winning imperial red my first pilsner oktoberfest rye IPA ...???
"Good people drink good beer." -HST
In no particular order: IPA (more experimentation with hops), stout (going heavy with lactose and honey), perhaps another shot at a dark lager, and definitely a second try at a saison (first is coming in 2 weeks time). Other beers in my wish list most welcome, even if I don't know yet which ones!
Honestly, I don't have a plan but I know that I'll brew plenty of good beers this year.. my next batch is Dubbel, after that who knows.. I wished to drink dry stout..
We are only 10,000 years into beer... there are thousands of years left to go! Things are bound to change!!Brewroom with HERMS buildFermentation chamber and Keezer.. a.k.a. FermKeezer
Black IPA Coffee Vanilla Porter Mexican Lager CAP Choc Rye Mild (2-3x) Sculpin clone Tripel Citrus Saison (2-3x) Basil Single Tasty APA Oat Wine Tart of Darkness clone Winter Saison Punkin Porter IPA recipes from Mitch Steele's book Centennial Blonde Coronado Imperial Red Patersbier II RIS BDS Altbier Baltic Porter Plus a handful of others that catch my attention through the year...
This is a really cool idea. I brewed a crap-ton of different batches last year, hitting about 45 different beers and styles (with mixed results). This year I'm going to do the opposite and pick 6 recipes and brew the hell out of them until I've got them perfected and down pat.
"I feel sorry for people who don't drink because when they get up in the morning, that's as good as they're gonna feel all day" - Francis Albert Sinatra
I think i'm going to concentrate on capturing wild yeasts this year, brewing low gravity test batches with it to test out it's characteristics and then if I capture one I like, i'll unleash it on one of my recipes and see what happens. If I don't find one I like, no worries, i'll just keep perfecting my favorites from the repitoire. In other words, my focus will be less on quantity and more on quality.


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quote:LSU at Georgia
quote:WTF does Alleva do at those meetings? Say "yessir, boss?"
quote:What's his(LSU's) leverage?
quote:Auburn and UGA in september. Les might just lose a September game for the first time at LSU... I doubt it though.
quote:this is weird is it because we play in the kickoff on august 31st??
quote:How could you forget the shite fest for his first game in Tiger Stadium?
quote:I know this will be a tough game but this is the one SEC road trip ive always wanted to take and now I get my opportunity. I hear Athens is a blast
quote:So no Thursday game or Friday after Thanksgiving (Nov 28), or will those dates be changed later?
quote:Oct. 19 Ole Miss Oxford, Miss. Oct. 26 Furman Baton Rouge Nov. 2 Open Nov. 9 Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala. Nov. 16 Open
quote:Gonna be a long month
quote:My favorite road trip in the SEC.
quote: How could you forget the shite fest for his first game in Tiger Stadium?
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Recently the council jibber-jabbered about finding a way to help underwrite a new Rays stadium somewhere in the city, which, if you think about it, might help resolve the Pier renovation debate, too. The council also remains reticent about signing off on a proposed memorandum of understanding between the team and Mayor Rick Kriseman, which would allow the Rays to investigate possible stadium sites in both Pinellas and Hillsborough counties....
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As the former Florida governor prepares for an all-but-certain 2016 campaign for the White House, attention is also ramping up over one of the intangibles of any presidential run — the candidate's family and, especially, the quintessentially reticent and publicity-averse First Lady-In-Reluctant-Waiting....
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Hugo Chavez Thinks The U.S. Secretly Gave Him And Other Latin Leaders Cancer
With Argentine President Cristina Fernandez announcing that she, too, has cancer, Chavez said the number of Latin leaders with the ailment was too great for coincidence. "It would not be strange if they had the technology to induce cancer," Chavez told an Army base.
Chavez is correct that a number of left-leaning leaders have come down with cancer over the past few years; in addition to the Bolivarian strongman and Fernandez, the list includes Brazil's Dilma Rousseff and Lula de Silva, and Fernando Lugo of Paraguay.
"But this is very, very, very strange ... it's a bit difficult to reason it, including using the law of probabilities," Chavez said, according to a Reuters report.
So if not chance, what explains the cancerous outbreak in Latin American government palaces?
"It would not be strange if (the U.S.) had developed the technology to induce cancer and nobody knew about it until now," Chavez speculated.
Who knows? Maybe the Pentagon is hiding a secret, cancer-beaming death ray. But that begs the question: How the hell has Fidel Castro avoided it all these years?
Oh wait -- it turns out that Fidel actually "alerted" Chavez to the plot.
"Fidel always told me, 'Chavez take care. These people have developed technology. You are very careless. Take care what you eat, what they give you to eat ... a little needle and they inject you with I don't know what,'" Chavez said.
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- 8 large eggs
- 3 tablespoon(s) mayonnaise
- 1.5 teaspoon(s) Dijon Mustard
- 1.5 teaspoon(s) white balsamic vinegar
- 1.5 tablespoon(s) chopped kalamata olives
- 1.5 tablespoon(s) capers
- 2 teaspoon(s) chopped flat-leaf parsley
- Put eggs in a large saucepan and cover with water. Cover pot and boil 10 minutes. Drain and rinse with very cold water to cool quickly.
- Mix mayonnaise, mustard, and vinegar in a small bowl. Peel eggs, then slice in half. Separate yolks from whites and put whites on aserving plate. Stir yolks into mayonnaise mixture. Gently mix in olives and capers.
- Fill whites with yolk mixture. Sprinkle tops with parsley.
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- A new and systematic approach to machine vision-based robot manipulation of deformable (non-rigid) linear objects is introduced. This approach reduces the computational needs by using a simple state-oriented model of the objects. These states describe the relation of the object with respect to an obstacle and are derived from the object image and its features. Therefore, the object is segmented from a standard video frame using a fast segmentation algorithm. Several object features are presented which allow the state recognition of the object while being manipulated by the robot.
- Force- and Vision-based Detection of Contact State Transitions (2000)
- A new and systematic basic approach to force- and vision-based robot manipulation of deformable (non-rigid) linear objects is introduced. This approach reduces the computational needs by using a simple state-oriented model of the objects. These states describe the relation between the deformable and rigid obstacles, and are derived from the object image and its features. We give an enumeration of possible contact states and discuss the main characteristics of each state. We investigate the performance of robust transitions between the contact states and derive criteria and conditions for each of the states and for two sensor systems, i.e. a vision sensor and a force/torque sensor. This results in a new and task-independent approach in regarding the handling of deformable objects and in a sensor-based implementation of manipulation primitives for industrial robots. Thus, the usage of sensor processing is an appropriate solution for our problem. Finally, we apply the concept of contact states and state transitions to the description of a typical assembly task. Experimental results show the feasibility of our approach: A robot performs several contact state transitions which can be combined for solving a more complex task.
- Empirical Evaluation for the Conceptual Interoperability Analysis Approach: A Controlled Experiment Design (2014)
- Building interoperation among separately developed software units requires checking their conceptual assumptions and constraints. However, eliciting such assumptions and constraints is time consuming and is a challenging task as it requires analyzing each of the interoperating software units. To address this issue we proposed a new conceptual interoperability analysis approach which aims at decreasing the analysis cost and the conceptual mismatches between the interoperating software units. In this report we present the design of a planned controlled experiment for evaluating the effectiveness, efficiency, and acceptance of our proposed conceptual interoperability analysis approach. The design includes the study objectives, research questions, statistical hypotheses, and experimental design. It also provides the materials that will be used in the execution phase of the planned experiment.
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- This paper deals with the handling of deformable linear objects (DLOs), such as hoses, wires, or leaf springs. It investigates usable features for the vision-based detection of a changing contact situation between a DLO and a rigid polyhedral obstacle and a classification of such contact state transitions. The result is a complete classification of contact state transitions and of the most significant features for each class. This knowledge enables reliable detection of changes in the DLO contact situation, facilitating implementation of sensor-based manipulation skills for all possible contact changes.
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- A growing share of all software development project work is being done by geographically distributed teams. To satisfy shorter product design cycles, expert team members for a development project may need to be r ecruited globally. Yet to avoid extensive travelling or r eplacement costs, distributed project work is preferred. Current-generation software engineering tools and ass ociated systems, processes, and methods were for the most part developed to be used within a single enterprise. Major innovations have lately been introduced to enable groupware applications on the Internet to support global collaboration. However, their deployment for distributed software projects requires further research. In partic ular, groupware methods must seamlessly be integrated with project and product management systems to make them attractive for industry. In this position paper we outline the major challenges concerning distributed (virtual) software projects. Based on our experiences with software process modeling and enactment environments, we then propose approaches to solve those challenges.
- Induction and Case-Based Reasoning for Classification Tasks (1999)
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- Evaluating Case-Based Reasoning Systems (1995)
- Evaluation is an important issue for every scientific field and a necessity for an emerging soft-ware technology like case- based reasoning. This paper is a supplementation to the review of industrial case-based reasoning tools by K.-D. Althoff, E. Auriol, R. Barletta and M. Manago which describes the most detailed evaluation of commercial case-based reasoning tools currently available. The author focuses on some important aspects that correspond to the evaluation ofcase-based reasoning systems and gives links to ongoing research.
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- INRECA offers tools and methods for developing, validating, and maintaining decision support systems. INRECA's basic technologies are inductive and case-based reasoning, namely KATE -INDUCTION (cf., e.g., Manago, 1989; Manago, 1990) and S3-CASE, a software product based on PATDEX (cf., e.g., Wess,1991; Richter & Wess, 1991; Althoff & Wess, 1991). Induction extracts decision knowledge from case databases. It brings to light patterns among cases and helps monitoring trends over time. Case-based rea -soning relates the engineer's current problem to past experiences.
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MEDINAH, Ill. -- Back when they were at North Carolina, Davis Love III and Buzz Peterson would bring Peterson's roommate along whenever they'd go play golf.
Thirty years later, Michael Jordan is along for the ride once again.
Love made his old college buddy an honorary member of the American team for this week's Ryder Cup, hoping he can provide some inspiration for a U.S. team that's lost four of the past five events.
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"We're going to have him in the team room if he wants to come in. Or we're going to have him hang out in the locker room," Love said Tuesday. "He's just a good motivation for a lot of these guys that don't know him. He doesn't have an official role except for he's one of our buddies and we like having him around."
Jordan can thank Love for introducing him to what's become his second favorite sport. When Peterson and Love played at Chapel Hill, Jordan would ride with them in the cart and keep score. It wasn't long before he was asking to hit a shot or two.
Now he's a member at Medinah -- not to mention plenty of other clubs -- and his love for the Ryder Cup is well-known. Jordan has attended every one since 1995, Love said, and Tiger Woods still laughs at the memory of the 6-foot-6 basketball Hall of Famer crammed into a golf cart as he followed the action at Valderrama in 1997.
But Jordan is not just another celebrity super fan (hello George Lopez and Justin Timberlake). He's one of the greatest athletes to ever play any game, and no one is as fierce a competitor.
Maybe, just maybe, some of that will rub off on the Americans.
"He has the heart, the spirit of a team player, even though, obviously, as an individual, he was an icon," European captain Jose Maria Olazabal said. "I'm pretty sure that he will bring quite a bit to the equation on the U.S. team, without a doubt."
Love might want to put someone else in charge of the drinks, however.
"The first time I had ever been around him, he fed me some beverages," Woods said, breaking into a grin as the room erupted in laughter. "The next day was a little bit more difficult than I would like it to be."
But Jordan is a special person, Woods said, and his presence means a lot.
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I'm based in London and work for the British Council as a Product Manger in English and Exams. I've worked for the British Council in Colombia and Brazil. This is the sixth IATEFL Online conference I've been involved in. I worked with members of this team to bring you Brighton Online [2011], Harrogate Online [2010] Cardiff Online [2009], Exeter Online [2008] and Aberdeen Online in 2007. |
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Arms trafficking, also known as gunrunning, is the illegal trafficking or smuggling of contraband weapons or ammunition. What constitutes legal trade in firearms varies widely, depending on local and national laws.
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The total value of the global arms market is estimated around $60 billion a year, with around $8 billion attributed to pistols, rifles, machine guns, and bullets.[3] The total illegal arms trade is harder to estimate, but the illicit small arms market has been estimated at 10-20% of the total global arms trade.[4]
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- Arms control
- Arms industry
- Gun politics
- Organized crime
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- Small Arms Survey
- Small arms trade
- ^ Greene, O. (2000). "Examining international responses to illicit arms trafficking". Crime, Law & Social Change 33.
- ^ region.http://www.thedailystar.net/2006/05/30/d6053001107.htm
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Dec 27, 2012, 12:13 PM | |
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by the way dont know if anyone found the esc instuctions but I spke to HK live and got this link for the phoenix
http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...X494985X13.pdf |
Dec 28, 2012, 06:08 AM | |
Hello lovers of warm, thermal conditions, how are the phoenix's flying? Been away for four days over the christmas period, in Ballarat, central Victoria, and have had a mixed bunch of conditions. One afternoon with fantastic lift, a couple of days with strong southerlys and some nice quiet evenings and mornings too. Sorry if conditions aren't great in the Northern Hemisphere at the moment, but it is loverly down south. Unfortunatley I didn't take the phoenix with me, but my son made the most of the lift with his axn floater. Could not believe how it nearly disappeared from sight. Had a new flyer, my cousin on the sticks at the time and had to rescue the axn speck high above. Couldn't resist letting it get way up.
I flew the little rare bear, no room for the phoenix on this family trip, but had a great time in the big country skys. Don't worry, the seasons will be as reliable as your phoenix, probably moreso, and the cold weather will move on. How about a scratch build? I am considering one, printed off the drawings today for the slipso 400, I got a bit of a speed itch at the moment. Been following CONNELLMJ's build of the Watt's up 100in soarer as he holidays in Spain, sounds like the life if you ask me. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...108935&page=23 Looks like a nice plane too, a little more involved than the little slipso. You would have something on the go Viking 60? Well good luck to the new phoenix flyers and happy new year sorry rhampton, mine is not an evolution. |
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Phoenix Evolution photos
Here's my Evolution picts for rhampton. I have done a few modifications. Replaced stock pushrods with carbon rods and glued to DuBro connectors. flipped the rudder/elevator tray upside down for more clearance for servos and horns. Moved the aileron links to the topside of wing... (good for long grass landings) Taped flaps in place and don't use. I use a 2830 motor from Headsup with HK 10x6 folding prop and 2200mah 3s. Not very powerful. Used only for lining up landings as I only slope soar the glider. 5amp ubec.. The wing has packing tape on it and the Fuselage has been painted with Krylon "fusion" and numerous coats of clear. (paint added 5 grams of weight).
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Thanks Woodenshoe....Looks like you done some nice work to yours...I haven't gotten mine yet..was hoping to get it this weekend...don't know what's taking so long..U kno the anxiety of waiting...lol.....So where r u from Woodenshoe..i see some Snow in the background...
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Snow doesn't stop the flying around here.. our sloping group still goes out often. Here is our thread. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showt...245932&page=47 Parts of Wisconsin got 20 inches of snow three days before Christmas.. With that said, Florida, even if cold, sounds kinda nice about now.
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Well i just got mine in the mail today...my 1st impression?? i'm very pleased..Very long Wing but very thin as well..wish it had more meat to it but i'm still impressive...Quality seems very good too...i think i'm going to like this one a lot......i'm not rushing this one...i gonna take my time with the build. Looks nice so far tho...
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over the last few weeks, we (you, DreamWalker, and i) have touched on tutorials and eLearning for OpenSim users and most of us just figure it out by either clicking on everything (what DreamWalker likes to do) or by looking online and Googling things (that tends to be what i do – clicking things makes me think that i'll break something)
both methods have their good points and both can lead to a balanced education about OpenSim
OpenSim has some additional challenges for the n00b that Second Life does not have. for one, you have to download a viewer that does not directly belong to a grid – Second Life uses the Second Life viewer and both your account creation and viewer download happen on the same website. educating n00bs for SL is a bit easier for Linden Lab since they "own" all the parts you need (account, viewer, and grid) and their education can be a bit narrower in focus
the education path for OpenSim gets more complicated for the total n00b because you have a choice of places to create accounts (OSGrid and Reaction Grid, for example, since an account at either one would work with the other using hypergridding), a choice of viewers, and a choice of grids!
with Second Life, you can tell a n00b to go to secondlife.com, make an account, download the viewer, and log in. Linden Lab can force everyone into Orientation Island to make you to learn the basics before you explore (remember when you had to do the four major tasks before being free to TP off of OI?)
making effective online tutorials for OpenSim can be challenging especially if you want them to have some shelf life. we are facing this challenge for Enclave Harbour as we look to the fall for student access and i figure we need to include both approaches: 1) clicking on stuff and 2) online stuff (how is that for fancy terminology? sure beats talking about Constructivism, Piaget, and other learning modalities and methodology) =)
online stuff can form the initial n00b eLearning experience because you have to assume they don't know what a viewer is and you also have to tell them how to configure it and tell them they also need an appropriate account
clicking on stuff happens after you figure out how to log in and keeping that to "just enough" is what Linden Lab has struggled with for the last 5 years – that magical first hour experience. unfortunately, Second Life and OpenSim-based worlds are a bit too complicated to be introduced without some form of in-world instruction. that's where great design becomes challenging and that is also what separates a creative tool from an entertainment tool to an extent
farmville is a game and for it to be successful, it has to be very simple to start playing and be designed so that you can learn while you play. but . . . you don't have to teach too much because it is a game and has a very specific way to play it. virtual worlds are creative tools and don't have narrowly defined game play and are much more open-ended. when i was an SL Mentor the first things many n00bs asked was "what's there to do here" and "where do i go". they were often looking for things that would entertain them or things that would tell them what to do (like "build a farm", "buy a goat", or whatever farmville directs you to do)
in looking at some online resources to point our n00bs to, i am quickly seeing that there really isn't a concise set of instructions anywhere
i found this blog post with a downloadable PDF that is geared to teachers and schools for doing virtual worlds (he did a nice job of it for his target audience). he goes into much more than i think you need for an online n00b resource and starts at page 19 and goes to page 30 – that's 11 pages – just to get a viewer, make an account, and log in!
holy cow, i don't think many people will read through 11 pages for this! especially if some of those people are 11 to 14 year olds!
a few people mentioned that some of these challenges are alleviated by customizing a viewer to show only your target grid and that would be a great help. but there is still a certain amount of confidence you need to instill to a n00b to trust installing an application like a viewer. creating an account is no big deal to most people and is just like most other online account creation (albeit, having your kids create an account does require a bit of explaining). once they are logged in, i think in-world learning takes over (ie, is there really a need to talk about "page up to fly" in an online resource?)
once in-world, what do you think are the bare bones to cover to have someone ready to start?
i tend to think in terms of walking and flying, then appearance editing (seems like this is the first thing almost everyone wants to do), and then interacting with things (like sitting and clicking stuff for notecards or to start a media presentation or change a radio station which means having media turned on in the viewer). building is an entirely separate learning endeavor and if someone is motivated enough to build things then a sandbox and some video tutorials seem like a good fit (especially since you can do media on a prim at each sandbox learning station)
am i missing any huge topics?
- create an account
- get a viewer (if necessary, configure it)
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