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The Collected Plays of Paul Rudnick
Collects the comedies of playwright and humorist Paul Rudnick, including "I Hate Hamlet," a play about a struggling actor living in an apartment haunted by John Barrymore, and "Jeffrey," which takes a humorous look at gay life during the AIDS crisis.
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A digital phase detector compares the output clock signal of the oscillator with the reference clock signal, an analog phase detector, and a lock detection circuit connected to a digital phase detector and an analog phase detector for avoiding a phase quantization error. The lock detection circuit activates the analog phase detector to run simultaneously with a digital phase detector if the phase error is zero. The activated analog phase detector regulates the output clock signal of the digitally controllable oscillator in a continuously variable manner until the respective clock signal edges of the output clock signal and the reference clock signal are fully synchronous. The lock detection circuit deactivates the analog phase detector and continuously checks and regulates the digital phase detector until the phase error between the output clock signal and the reference clock signal is zero.
1. An electronic phase-locked loop for the jitter-attenuated generation of an output clock signal which is phase-synchronous with respect to a reference clock signal, the phased lock loop comprising:
a digitally controllable oscillator with,
a drive circuit connected to said digitally controllable oscillator for digitally setting the output clock signal of the digitally controllable oscillator so that a phase error between the output clock signal and a reference clock signal, is zero,
a digital phase detector comparing the output clock signal of the oscillator with the reference clock signal,
an analog phase detector,
a lock detection circuit connected to said digital phase detector and said analog phase detector for avoiding a phase quantization error,
wherein the lock detection circuit activates the analog phase detector to run simultaneously with said digital phase detector if the phase error is zero,
the activated analog phase detector regulating the output clock signal of the digitally controllable oscillator in a continuously variable manner until the respective clock signal edges of the output clock signal and of the reference clock signal are fully synchronous,
the lock detection circuit deactivating the analog phase detector and continuously checking and regulating the digital phase detector until the phase error between the output clock signal and the reference clock signal does not exceed a specific phase error.
2. The electronic phase-locked loop as claimed in
The invention relates to an electronic phase-locked loop (PLL) for jitter-attenuated clock multiplication, in particular as part of an integrated circuit (IC) for integrated services communications networks (ISDN), data communication or networks.
In the prior art, it is customary for the frequency to be set in such a way that it corresponds to a reference frequency. For this purpose, analog circuit arrangements have a controllable oscillator whose output signal is compared with the reference frequency in a phase detector. The output signal of the analog phase detector in turn sets the frequency of the controllable oscillator via a regulated system. An analog circuit arrangement of this type is generally more difficult to integrate than a digital circuit arrangement and usually requires additional components. The regulation is fairly accurate.
A digital implementation of a phase-locked loop is simple to integrate, affords the possibilities of rapid conversion to new technologies by using synthesis tools, and is relatively independent of fluctuations in the process for fabricating the integrated circuit (IC). The regulating accuracy can be achieved right down to the lowest discretization level for the digital representation of the numerical values.
One disadvantage of the digital PLL that has been customary heretofore is that, on account of inherent quantization, the PLL undergoes transition into a so-called �limit cycle� and henceforth alternates between a phase error of +1, 0 and −1; as a result, the high-frequency clock signal generated has a slow but unavoidable variance, called �jitter�.
In the publication relating to the conference �IEEE 1988 CUSTOM INTEGRATED CIRCUITS CONFERENCE�, CH2584-1/88/0000-0051, pages 9.5.1 to 9.5.3, a description is given, by Rockwell International Semiconductor Products Division, i.e. by the authors Shi & al., of an electronic circuit arrangement designated �Jitter Attenuation Phase Locked Loop using switched capacitor controlled crystal oscillator�, which is intended to effect jitter attenuation.
A phase-locked loop (PLL) is used which attenuates jitter amplitudes of up to 30 unit intervals (UI) at a bandwidth of less than 2 Hz. The PLL has a crystal oscillator which is controlled in three frequencies by switched capacitors, and a down-counting sequential logic phase/frequency detector. By dynamic variation of the charging capacitance, the frequency of the oscillator is adjusted in accordance with the operating cycle of the control signal. Digital CMOS technology is used in this case. This technology does not require a complicated analog circuit. The digital control logic is simple.
DE-A1-39 20 008 describes an electronic phase-locked loop (PLL) appertaining to communications and data technology which has a phase comparator and an oscillator controlled by means of a switching matrix designed as capacitance or inductance matrix. The frequency of the oscillator can be set precisely, over the accuracy values that are limited by the tolerance limits of the switching matrix, by virtue of the fact that at least one switching element, preferably the least significant one, of the switching matrix is driven by a pulse length modulator. A first output signal burst formed by a microprocessor is fed to the switching matrix, and at least one further output signal burst is applied to the pulse length modulator. The pulse length modulator is clocked by a clock signal derived from an output signal of the voltage-controlled oscillator, said clock signal also driving a switch for driving the switching element.
Consequently, just like in the PLL according to the IEEE Conference publication discussed above, what is present is digital, in this case additionally refined, stepwise control of the oscillator which, moreover, certainly helps to reduce the so-called jitter, even though such �Jitter� is not mentioned per se.
Against the background of this prior art, the invention is based on the object of attenuating, in an electronic co phase-locked loop (PLL) of digital design, even the jitter of the lowest digital discretization level.
The invention provides a digital phase-locked loop�which can be synthesized from standard cells�with the assistance of an analog phase detector and a circuit for lock detection, whereby the disadvantages hitherto of the purely digital solution are overcome.
The invention is explained in more detail below in an exemplary embodiment and with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 shows a phase-locked loop PLL with digital regulation and with an additional analog phase detector APD being incorporated according to the invention;
FIG. 2 illustrates the profile of the driving of the oscillator DCXO from the drive circuit DCXO-control within a conventional digital PLL;
FIG. 3 shows the jitter in the output signal of the phase detector DPD in a conventional digital PLL;
FIG. 4 diagrammatically shows the operation of the analog phase detector APD in the PLL according to the invention; and
FIG. 5 shows an illustration of the regulation according to the invention using a simulation example.
FIG. 1 shows the block diagram of the phase-locked loop PLL configured according to the invention, comprising two phase detectors, namely the digital DPD 1 and the additional analog phase detector APD 2, and also a code converter 4, which undertakes, inter alia, the lock detection, a PI filter or PI regulator 10, which comprises, in a known manner, an integral regulation 5 and also a linear regulation 6, and also an addition and amplifier stage 7, and a driver DCXO-control 8 for the oscillator, a digitally controllable crystal. oscillator DCXO 9, and also a coupter 3. In the example, the counter 3 operates like a divider with the divisor 2048, an exemplary 8 kHz clock frequency resulting from the division of 16.384 MHz by 2048, which are fed into the DPD 1 in addition to a reference frequency of 8 kHz.
The method of operation of the digital PLL is as follows and is illustrated in FIGS. 2 and 3, the reference clock signal REF-CLK being illustrated in relation to the content of the counter 3:
Upon each rising edge of the reference clock signal (REF-CLK), the present value of the counter 3 is stored in the phase detector 1 (see FIG. 2) and is applied to the PI filter 5, 6 via the code converter 4. In this case, the counter reading is a measure of the phase error and can be positive or negative. This quantized phase error is fed via the PI filter 5, 6 to he oscillator 9, which is thereby either slowed down or accelerated. In other words, in the left-hand part of FIG. 2, the oscillator 9 must be accelerated, while it is synchronous with the reverence clock signal in the middle part. In the right-hand part of FIG. 2, the oscillator 9 is too fast and must be slowed down. In this way, the zero crossing of the counter 3, which acts like a clock divider, is regulated in the direction of the rising edge of the reference clock signal. If the counter reading that is found is equal to zero, the PLL has locked on, i.e. the high-frequency clock signal generated and the reference clock signal are phase-synchronous.
As mentioned in the introduction, one disadvantage of the digital solution, as can be seen from the simulation in FIG. 3, is that the PLL undergoes transition into a so-called �limit cycle� with variance of the clock signal as �jitter�.
The above-indicated limitation of the accuracy is cancelled by the invention's augmentation of the existing phase-locked loop (PLL) by the analog phase detector (2, APD) (see FIG. 4). If the digital phase-locked loop has regulated the two clock edges in a synchronous manner to an extent such that the phase error applied to the code converter is zero, a lock detection activates the additional analog phase detector APD 2 via a line �ana_mode� (also see FIG. 5). Said analog phase detector regulates in a continuously variable manner until both clock edges are fully synchronous. In this case, by generating a so-called �double zero� around which regulation is effected, the code converter 4 ensures that the APD 2 actually remains activated once it has been so activated. Only in the event of relatively large phase differences is the analog phase detector 2 deactivated, and renewed digital coarse regulation takes place.
Further comments with respect to the figures are, specifically:
In FIG. 2, the profiles of the reference clock signal REF-CLK are plotted against the values of the counter 3. The illustration on the left-hand side shows an oscillator DCXO 9 that is too slow. It should be accelerated, i.e. the capacitance charge (CAP LOAD) should be reduced. The middle illustration shows a DCXO 9 in synchronization with REF-CLK. The speed should be maintained, i.e. no change in capacitance (CAPS). The illustration on the right-hand side illustrates a DCXO 9 that is too fast. The capacitance charge should be increased.
Owing to the inherent �quantization error�, the PLL will jump between −1, 0 and +1, and in the opposite order.
In the top and bottom graphs, FIG. 3 uses simulation results to show how a digital phase detector 1, DPD operates and the jitter is manifested as an oscillation. The counting frequency or the counting time is plotted on the abscissa and the regulating amplitude is plotted on the ordinate. Thus, the result of the digital phase detector DDP 1 is illustrated at point 20, whose result fluctuates between −1, 0 and +1. The other two curves show the profile of the output signal of the PI filter 10 and of the signal FCTRL of the oscillator control DCXO-control 9. This quantized phase error effects a slow jitter in the difference between clock signal CLX and reference clock signal REF-CLK, illustrated in the bottom part of FIG. 3 by the curve connected to 22 by the arrow, and also a last jitter in the clock signal CLK at 21. In this case, V denotes the difference and Hz correspondingly denotes the frequency.
FIG. 4 illustrates the operation of the analog phase detector 2 added according to the invention. According to the block diagram, the clock frequency from the oscillator 9 is applied to one input of the analog phase detector 2 and the reference clock signal of 8 kHz is applied to the other input. The counter result and the same 8 kHz reference clock signal are fed into the input of the digital phase detector, whose output is connected to the input of the code converter 4. From the code converter 4, a line �ana_mode� passes to a third input of the analog phase detector 2. A signal for reducing the speed of the oscillator 9 then leaves the analog phase detector 2.
The illustration of the phase relationships shows, in the first graph, the clock signal DCXO CLK leading the reference clock signal REF CLK. Acceleration of the DCXO 9 is required in this case. In the second graph, the clock signal DCXO CLK lags behind the clock signal REF CLK, with the result that the DCXO 9 must be slowed down. Thus, the two clock edges are brought to coincidence according to the invention.
FIG. 5 shows how the time difference in ns between the 8 kHz input clock signal and the 8 kHz output clock signal is manifested, and where the analog phase detector 2 joins in, whereupon the phase difference between the two clock signals is reduced to approximately 0 ns. Abscissa and ordinate are graduated in accordance with FIG. 3. The time difference between the output clock signal CLK of the oscillator 9 and the reference clock signal REF-CLK is illustrated in 22, while the analog phase detector APD 2 locks on. Likewise, the difference between the clock signals is regulated to 0 in 24. The scaling of the frequency has been omitted in FIG. 5.
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Spotting AO
10/10/06 at 04:32 PM ET | Comments (0)
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So I'm sitting there, and I'm looking around, and I see a man in a bright pink t-shirt that says "Love Metal," which is pretty noteworthy in itself, and he's next to a woman with a very loud red and black outfit and very blond hair, and I'm like, ok, that's Alex Ovechkin, sitting 20 rows back in a corner section of a Wizards exhibition game, completely anonymous. He was eating Skittles. (The Wizards PR people later told me that they would have gotten him better seats, but he never asked.) There were multiple public displays of affection between AO and his GF. His dad was also there; when the "Bubble Vision" came on the jumbotron, in which fans' faces are distorted and everyone laughs, his dad stuck out his tongue and put his hands by his ears, apparently in an effort to make it onto the Bubble Vision. He didn't make it.more
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10/10/06 at 03:24 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Terry Frei at ESPN,
This can get tricky. In 30 years of covering the sport, off and on, I've sampled a lot of hockey experiences around North America. But not all of them. So this list of my Top Ten North American hockey experiences comes with disclaimers. - COLLEGE GAME AT GRAND FORKS, NORTH DAKOTA The University of North Dakota Fighting Sioux are the biggest athletic act in the state. They play their Western Collegiate Hockey Association home games in what might be not only the nicest arena in college hockey, but also in the sport -- the 11,406-seat Ralph Engelstad Arena.much more
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Blog: KK Hockey By Alanah McGinley
10/10/06 at 03:24 PM ET | Comments (0)
Erin Nicks is a freelance hockey writer who also writes The Universal Cynic, a blog which sort of managed to call the Toronto Maple Leafs 'freaks' last week. (Well, that's the way I chose to read it, anyway... more fun that way. There's also something about that team getting fat on rich food as a bonus. Fun!) Or you can check out Off Wing Opinion where a reader provides a user guide for How to Heckle Cam Ward which might come in handy for fans across the league this season. From Detroit, there's Behind the Jersey and this week's feature where Christy interviews the founder and writer of Calgary Flames blog, Double D(ion). And head over to Hound Central 2.0 where you'll discover that the Boston Bruins' Patrice Bergeron is actually a very, very cool guy. Detroit might have nailed the Pens 2-0 a couple days ago, but the Sidney Crosby Show had bigger concerns that day -- Crosby's second year hockey card issue: "Yes, we have Sidney The Great doing his thing and then we get some Flyers fan dweeb talkin on the cell phone...probably ordering another pizza to stuff his face with." Check it out, hockey fans... that is some kinda hockey card. I'd like to give a general shout out to a couple other hockey blogs I might not have mentioned before. First there's Bolts Mag. Among his many talents, John is adept at repeatedly typing the name Afanasenkov and never making it look like Afiganasekovokoskiv. Along the same lines, there's also Sabre Rattling where Joe has mastered the art of spelling Afinogenov without turning it into Afg*&r#ag*&$off. For spelling alone, read their freakin' blogs. (And yeah, they're also pretty good hockey writers.) I'll finish this off with a segment from Army of the Ohio, because it's on a topic that every hockey fan -- particularly American fans -- can relate to. Michael is none too pleased with Ian O'Connor's story on FoxSports the other day. About that article, Michael writes:
"In his wonderful little editorial, we're welcome to the usual cruft of "No one in the United States cares about hockey", "This is why no one cares about hockey", "Hockey has horrible ratings", "Even [insert obscure sport/television programming] outrates hockey", and so on and so forth. In short? It is the exact same article we've all seen several dozen times to the tenth power." [...] So this is a message just for you, Ian O'Connor. I know you probably won't see it, and I really don't care. But I do this for my own self-satisfaction: NEWS FLASH: YOU HAVE BEATEN THE DEADEST OF THE DEAD HORSES IN ALL OF DEAD HORSES! CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR PROWESS AT BEATING HORSES SO DEAD THAT THEY MAKE THE CORPSE OF GENERAL ULYSSES S. GRANT LOOK FRESH! BE PROUD OF YOUR DEAD HORSE BEATING SKILLS!Maybe it's time someone started an archive of stories like Ian O'Connor's -- hockey fans everywhere can then cross-check and compare, and at least make sure that the Dead Horse Beaters aren't reprinting the exact same article they wrote last year. Not that they would ever do such a thing, I'm sure...
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Naming Rights
10/10/06 at 03:20 PM ET | Comments (0)
Your turn hockey fans. Feel free to leave your comments on "hockey lines". How creative can you get with naming your favorite line combination? Just enter your name and comments, all other fields are not mandatory. Fill in the captcha and post your comment. added 10:40am on 10/11/06, The guys of "Hockey This Morning" on XM station 204 gave their opinion (will open mp3 audio) of favorite line names this morning. Also, I wanted to thank everyone for their comments and hundreds of emails I received. I plan to ask for your view on different topics throughout the season.
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Valid Points - On Both Sides
10/10/06 at 02:33 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Spector at his Fox Sports blog,
Foxsports.com columnist Ian O'Connor's recent article ("NHL Still Isn't Must-See TV for Americans") has sparked a bit of cyberspace outrage amongst some American-based NHL fans. Can't say I blame them. American NHL fans are every bit as passionate and knowledgeable about the NHL product in particular and hockey in general as their Canadian and European cousins. They're weary of having their sport mocked and dismissed by the American sports media, and are optimistic over the league's chances to improve its popularity in the United States.continued
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No Respect
10/10/06 at 02:17 PM ET | Comments (0)
from George Johnson at ESPN.
"I'm a little surprised by the outside hockey world and where they have us projected," admitted left winger Ethan Moreau, resisting the urge to bug out his eyes, mop a sweaty brow, yank on an imaginary tie and do a Dangerfield. "I don't understand it. I realize the West is really good. Obviously, we lost [Chris Pronger] and he's the best defenseman in the world. "But with our system, guys are pretty disciplined and dedicated to playing a really aggressive style offensively, but we also take care of our own end. We block a lot of shots, we get in shooting lanes … we don't give up much."read on
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Possible Knee Problem For Kubina
10/10/06 at 01:58 PM ET | Comments (0)
Howard Berger reporting on the Fan590 that there is a concern Kubina suffered a ligament tear to his knee in last night's Leafs/Panthers game.
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The Family Room
10/10/06 at 12:13 PM ET | Comments (0)
from Randy Sportak of the Calgary Sun,
Every NHL building has a home for the players' wives, girlfriends and family. It's where the fraternity meets. Jessica Conroy, wife of Los Angeles Kings centre Craig Conroy, explains: "That's where you go at the first game to meet everyone and then get dragged around the building and shown everything so you don't get lost," she said. Being part of the fraternity has its benefits. Players' wives know what it's like to suddenly pick up and move around the continent. They understand the stresses and strains of having a husband in the NHL.more
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Off Wing Opinion Goes To the Peacock
10/10/06 at 11:57 AM ET | Comments (0)
Eric McErlain will be writing a blog-like column at the NHL secton of NBCSports.com beginning Monday. Best of luck to Eric and kudos to NBC for asking a hockey blogger to get involved with their new website.
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Playoffs Not Good Enough
10/10/06 at 11:02 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the LA Times,
Pronger, however, had a different take on the Blues' run of 25 consecutive playoff seasons that ended last year when they had the NHL's worst record. "I don't know if you want 25 in a row," said the Ducks' defenseman. "We didn't win anything. That's the thing. You want to win. You want to get to the end at some point. "Just to the get to the playoffs is something I don't think we're looking for here. We're looking to win championships."read on (reg. req.)
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Evolution is a challenging subject to consider in light of biblical faith, so it is often easier to ignore or reject it than to engage in meaningful discussion about the topic. Yet considering evolutionary creation has important benefits for Christians both in our relationship with the Creator, and in our relationships with other people—both believers and non-believers.
St. Thomas Aquinas helps us understand how the image of God in man might have developed through evolution.
We as Christians cannot claim that the world belongs to God and at the same time distrust the systematic study of it.
Because reliance upon experts cannot be eliminated, the central question for Christians today is not "should I believe scientific experts?" but "which scientific experts should I believe?"
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When non-believers in France or in Spain read what young-earth creationists are writing about evolution, geology, or astrophysics, they frequently conclude that the Bible is at best an interesting fairy tale.
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The prevailing evangelical view that evolution is in competition with the biblical account of creation sets up students to encounter a false dichotomy, where they feel they must choose between science or their faith.
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Bambino's: Bambino's the Best Italian I have ever eat.
I'm very surprised to find a restaurant this good in the mid-west. This kind of service I have only seen at top restaurants in New York. As for the food the best Italian I have ever eat.
Favorite Dish: Arrabbiata Gamberetti is my favorite. Wow the taste of this dish is so so so good words can't do it justice. First of all it is a little spicy, to me not much at all, just a little. I don't know what kind of seasoning the cook used but it is one of the best taste I have ever tasted.
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Vermont Street BBQ: Good SAmple Fare and Cheap Beer
The food looked very appealing and what I had was very good, also. They were chicken wings, with condiments. At 35 cents a piece, why not? They also have 35 cents shrimp ofn Wednesdays, and other days specials.
Favorite Dish: The beer-AT $1.50 a can, or $5 a pitcher on Wednesdays, try a sample. Talking to locals that were there, all the food is good and reasonable.
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TEN at the Eldridge Hotel: TEN in the Historic Eldridge
TEN is a classy restaurant located inside the historic Eldridge Hotel in downtown Lawrence. For me, when I want to treat my out-of-town visitors, we hit up TEN. Beautiful restaurant, great service, to-die-for food.
The Jayhawker, complete with full-service bar, is located directly across the hall from TEN...for a more casual (sometimes rowdier) ambience, hit up The Jayhawker.
Hours of Operation:
Lunch Hours:
Monday – Saturday 11AM to 4PM
Sunday 2PM to 4PM (Dinner Menu only)
Dinner Hours:
Sunday– Wednesday 5pm - 10pm
Thursday– Saturday 5pm - 11pm
You can view the Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Menus on the web site (web address given below).
While most days you don't need a reservation, doesn't hurt to make one for the weekends and some evenings. You can do that via their web site as well.
Favorite Dish: My absolute favorite entree here is the Sunflower Salad, featuring crumbled feta cheese and cherry tomatoes on a bed of greens, topped with raspberry vinaigrette and sprinkled with sunflower seeds. Absolutely delicious. And it's a big salad, too.
Whatever you order, save room for dessert. The creme brulee is to-die-for!
Ole Tapas: Ole Tapas - Authentic Spanish Quisine
Tapas are a time-honored and cherished part of Spanish culture. The tapa (from the verb tapar - to cover) originally was a slice of bread or cured ham placed over the mouth of a wineglass to keep dust and flies out. As the popularity of the custom grew, so did the variety. In Spain, tapas are much more than a culinary delight - they represent a lifestyle - an opportunity to share good times with friends in an unrushed, carefree manner.
Tapas can be served hot, cold, or at room temperature. Ole Tapas serves a wide variety of hot and cold tapas with practically any kind of ingredients you can imagine. We tried six different tapas plus a dessert when we went there, and every single thing we had was absolutley fantastic. It was one of the best meals I've ever had in my life, no kidding.
Favorite Dish: My favorite cold dish was Ensalada de Tomate, made with fresh tomatoes with mahon cheese, zucchini, and a basil vinaigrette. A very unique and creative vegetable dish with wonderful flavor.
My favorite hot dish was Pinchitos Morunos, spiced chicken Moorish kebabs with citrus curry garlic sauce. Absolutely to die for. I could have eaten a truck load of these.
Z's Divine Espresso Downtown: Cozy Coffee and WiFi
A nice cozy spot to check e-mail and have coffee. The coffe was good. The cup was pre-warmed and not paper. There are deicated work stations for your laptop. The service was friendly and competent.
Favorite Dish: Coffee
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Wheatfield's Bakery: The Best Bread In Town
This is a fine place for breakfast and lunch. It is built around a great bakery. The bread is very well crafted. There is a nice selection and it is fresh. Well worth the stop.
Attached is a very nice simple restaurant. The sandwiches and salads are imaginative and fresh.. The coffee is good and dark as I like it.
The seating is comfortable. The bathrooms are clean and accessible. The atmosphere is relaxed and you never feel rushed. The service is friendly efficient. There is wi-fi available.
Favorite Dish: The bread is the real draw for me. The sandwiches are good, The lovely Barbara likes the salads. The sourdough and French bread are very good.
- Road Trip
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Free State Brewing Company: Visit One of the First Micro Breweries in Kansas
Located on Mass right downtown Lawrence. Placed in an old stone and brick building it is a perfect location for a Micro Brewery. The inside is retro industrial revolution. The service is competent and friendly. The restrooms are clean and dishes are creative and well presented. Pretty fine brew pub eating.
It is a real crossroad for Lawrence you get the whole range from aging academics to frat boys. Do not miss this if stop in Lawrence.
Favorite Dish: I HAVE ENJOYED THE SEASONAL SPECIALS QUITE A BIT. THE SALADS ARE ABOVE AVERAGE. ON THE REGULAR MENU I LIKE CUBAN PORK SANDWICH, CHEDDAR ALE SOUP. OH! YEA THEY SERVE GOOD BEER.
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- Beer Tasting
- Road Trip
Buffalo Bob's Barbeque: Barbeque Specials
The food is all very good, and reasonable. Obviously, barbeque is king here.
Favorite Dish: A platter of three meats is to choose from. This provides a mix of what is to sample for each. Brisket is featured and slabs.
- Arts and Culture
Buffalo Bob's Smokehouse: Good old-fashioned bbq
Upon entering Buffalo Bob's Smokehouse, you're greeted by a large trophy deer, complete with a toothpick. The decor is--you guessed it--that of a hunting lodge, chock full of trophy animals gazing at you as you gnaw on your BBQ.
Hours of Operation:
Sunday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Monday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Tuesday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Wednesday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Thursday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Friday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Saturday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Favorite Dish: The food was really good here, and they were super quick. I ate here with my mom and sister and we each ordered the pulled pork sandwich, potato salad (yum-o!) and it also came with an apple fritter. My sister opted for curly fries rather than the tater salad and had more than enough to share with us. If you're thirsty, no worries...they give you a big ol' cup to quench your thirst.
Their mild BBQ sauce is quite mild and, for me, the hot BBQ sauce didn't have enough bite to it. I prefer my BBQ sauce so hot it makes your head sweat. But it was quite tasty, anyway.
La Familia: Best Mexican Food in Kansas
cant believe no one listed this place.
as close to authentic mexican as you are going to find in kansas.
Favorite Dish: favorite is definitely the tamales if they have any, its a rare treat.
second would be pretty much anything else on the menu.
- Budget Travel
Wheatfields: Superb bakery
Consisently rated by the locals as the best bakery in Lawrence, when I'm in town you can find me beating down the door first thing in the morning for one of their fresh pastries.
They bake anything you can imagine and a few more things besides. Tarts, turnovers, muffins, brioche, yum yum yum. Isn't gluten great?
Plus full breakfasts with omelettes and bacon, that kind of thing, and great sandwiches, quiches, salads too.
The handmade decorative tiles adorning the window sills are a treat to admire when you're sat there with your breakfast.
Favorite Dish: The cinnamon rolls, OH DEAR LORD, have you TRIED one of their cinnamon rolls???! Big as a pillow and just as sticky.
The cranberry scones ain't bad either.
Mirth: Great breakfasts
Home of great breakfasts (served till four in the afternoon for sleepyheads) and THE WORLD'S LARGEST CUPPA TEA. It's a cozy place with some comfy chairs and internet access, a bit like your typical college coffeehouse but with a full food menu.
You can get fresh waffles, pancakes, breakfast burritos, etc with your choice of ingredients or toppings with fried potatoes on the side for a big breakfast for under 5 dollars.
They do steaks, sandwiches and fish dishes for more substantial meals which can be delivered too if you're pulling an all-nighter. Lots of veggie options, as well.
The service is slow though and some of the staff are a bit spaced out, be patient and persistent and you should get what you ordered, eventually.
Favorite Dish: When I asked for a nice cup of hot tea and picked Earl Grey from their list of offerings, I was presented with a cup the size of teapot which had one lonely teabag swimming around it looking very scared. This cup is bigger than most people's bladders, you have been warned! It would've been nice to have a couple more teabags in it to keep it company and to brew better, but never mind.
Papa Keno's: Best pizza in town
It's true, college students live off pizza, but if I had to live off Papa Keno's I'd be doing all right. The ingredients are the best, you can pick your combos and it's baked by the slice as you wait. You can get coupons off their website, which also has the full menu. There are a couple other branches in the KC metro area and Denver you can find.
Favorite Dish: Spinach & ricotta slice with dried chiles sprinkled over, for about 3 bucks mmmmmhmmmm!
The breadsticks with tomato dipping sauce are a treat too and make a handy snack while you're waiting for your slice to bake, but sometimes I was too full to eat everything and would get a salad instead.
Ooh, and free refills of your drink, so you're definitely getting your money's worth.
Wheatfields Bakery and Cafe: Reason enough to drive to Lawrence
If I didn't already have enough reasons to make the 30 minute drive to Lawrence, Kansas, I now have another - Wheatfields Bakery and Cafe. Wheatfields offers an incredible selection of organic artisan breads, baked daily in their wood-fired, brick oven, not to mention pastries, tarts, and cookies. The aroma itself is worth the trip to this bakery/cafe. Kansas is one of the leading wheat growing regions in the world, and its association of wheat growers has name Wheatfields breads the best in the state - a high honor, indeed.
The cafe features a breakfast menu, sandwiches (on their own breads and ciabattas, of course), soups, salads, quiche, and empanadas. Or, if you just want coffee to go with a pastry, they serve locally-roasted organic coffees and espressos.
Just how serious is this company about breads? Enough to hire a specialist from Barcelona, Spain, to design and the 25 metric ton brick oven, and to bring in a master craftsman to build it. Their bakers have studied and incorporated traditional European techniques.
Favorite Dish: I've been there only once (so far), but the sandwich I had was excellent - a pastrami and Swiss cheese on sourdough rye. Top notch - nothing but the best ingredients.
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I prefer the Glock 30SF, it is my EDC
Ok, to answer the question, i dont know alot about Kahr but i hear they are great pistols. I am biased towards Glock so you know my answer but study both before purchasing. Keep in mind, Karhs cost probably 100 bucks more than Glocks; at least where i live.
I almost bought a CW45 a few months ago. Handling it, it felt great. And the gun is priced right ($375 give or take).
But I've since fired a CW9, which I can only assume is quite similar to the CW45. All indications to me were that it's a good and reliable firearm, but it does have a lousy trigger. Long and extremely mushy pull. It left me constantly wondering when the heck it would ever go ahead and fire.
While I don't love Glock's triggers, they do fire crisply enough. That would be my preference. The XDs45 (which I'm currently waiting on) is another option. YMMV.
Sounds good thank for all the advice guys . Nothing against glock at all just not a due hard like a lot of people these days. I think I'm gonna go for the kahr I'll keep y'all updated .. Thanks
go with the glock
No Bells.No Whistles.Just perfection.
I owned the Glock 36, it's a great CCW gun, if you plan on shooting it allot look into some sort of grip extension, it's a pinky biter! It's also seven rounds of fury;-). Great little gun!


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The cross country season will continue for four runners from area high school teams.
Dan Nelson of West Allis Hale, Katie Wardinski of West Allis Central and Alex Richardson and Jasmine Van Tine, both of Whitnall, all qualified for this week's WIAA Division 1 State Meet with their performances in sectionals on Saturday.
Nelson was the highest individual finisher, claiming third place with 16 minutes, 28 seconds in Hale's sectional at Mitchell Park in Brookfield.
He ran even better than he did at the Greater Metro Conference Meet the previous week, Hale head coach Ron Kurtz said.
"Dan improved on his first-team all-conference run by running 18 seconds faster and beating two runners who finished ahead of him (at conference)," Kurtz said. "He even ran with two-time conference champ Stephen Browne (of Brookfield East) for about 2 1/2 miles before Browne pulled away for the (sectional) win."
Nelson will make his second straight trip to state when he runs at 2:25 p.m. Saturday at the Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids.
Wardinski runs confidently
Wardinski came in ninth with 15:52 in Central's sectional, also at Mitchell Park.
"Katie ran an aggressive and confident race," head coach Mark Klobukowski said. "She jumped out with the top runners and stayed with them the entire race. She battled with those girls and maintained her position until about 300 meters to go, then she flew down that final stretch and into the chute.
"She ran with great confidence and a positive line of attack as she finished her race."
Wardinski will compete at 12:40 p.m. Saturday in the Division 1 girls race.
Richardson came in ninth with 16:55 for the Falcons, who competed in the Shorewood Sectional at Kern Park.
Van Tine will also represent Whitnall at state after running 13th with 16:24 at the sectional.
"Jasmine ran a great race and has definitely put in the time and effort," Whitnall girls head coach Mike Thompson said.
Richardson will run in the Division 2 event at 1:50 p.m. and Van Tine at 12:05 p.m.
None of their teams qualified for state but the local squads did put in some good efforts, coaches said.
Hale boys
The Huskies tallied 81 points for third place as a team in the sectional, which was won by Marquette at 42 points. Brookfield East was second with 70 points and also qualified for state.
"We came up 11 points short of qualifying for the second year in a row," Kurtz said. "We were able to move closer to Marquette and Brookfield East."
Tony Lozano, running with an injured knee, finished 14th in 17:11, missing the final qualification spot by four seconds.
Alec Krause placed 16th (personal-best 17:16), missing qualifying by nine seconds. Alex Elliott took 23rd (personal-best 17:28), moving up in the Hale positioning for the fourth straight week, Kurtz said.
Bailey Keune ran 26th (17:35), Aaron Wojtysiak 30th (17:43) and Kevin Reed 40th (17:59), with all improving their times from the conference meet.
Whitnall girls
After Van Tine, Nora Imperl came in 16th (16:35), Kim Hurst 18th (16:42), Alyssa Woo 19th (16:43), Jennifer Bahling 34th (17:30), Kristy Crivello 39th (17:53) and Lily Zablocki 54th (18:58).
The Falcons claimed fourth in the sectional with 100 points.
"It was the best meet of the season," Thompson said. "Nora, Kim and Alyssa just missed out on qualifying for state. Alyssa has really impressed these past three weeks, seeing as she was in a walking boot to start the season and couldn't even run for six weeks."
Whitnall boys
The Falcons totaled 143 points for fourth place in the sectional meet.
After Richardson, Seth Nowak captured 26th (17:56), Matt Paruzynski 29th (18:04), Tyler Nape 30th (18:08), Alex Meyers 49th (19:37), Cade Dombrowski 52nd (19:47) and Blake Stencil 55th (19:54).
Central girls
After Wardinski, Becky Schwindt placed 52nd (season-best 18:27), Kirsten Donnerbauer 60th (19:02), Amanda Cieslinski 62nd (19:18), Hannah Pfister 64th (personal-best 19:36), Dana Batchelor 68th (personal-best 20:09) and Kristen Walters 69th (20:17).
"Amanda is really learning to run," Klobukowski said. "Her approach, her work habits and her enjoyment in competing are starting to come together and being only a sophomore, she will be contributing down the road."
The Bulldogs scored 244 points for ninth place.
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S.3064 - A bill to provide for the reliquidation of certain entries of vacuum cleaners.106th Congress (1999-2000)
|Sen. Levin, Carl [D-MI] (Introduced 09/19/2000)
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26 Dec 2013 22:12 GMT | Sport, Football
Arsenal have replaced Liverpool at the top of the English Premier League, after the Gunners beat West Ham 3-1 and the Merseysiders lost 2-1 to Manchester City.
The Gunners had fallen behind at West Ham on Thursday when goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny spilled Kevin Nolan's shot and Carlton Cole pounced to score a minute into the second half.
West Ham goalkeeper Adrian was also culpable for Arsenal's equaliser, with Walcott cutting in from the right and striking between his legs in the 68th.
Thursday, December 26 Aston Villa 0-1 Crystal Palace Cardiff City 0-3 Southampton Chelsea 1-0 Swansea City Everton 0-1 Sunderland Hull City 2-3 Manchester United Manchester City 2-1 Liverpool Newcastle United 5-1 Stoke City Norwich City 1-2 Fulham Tottenham Hotspur 1-1 West Bromwich Albion
West Ham United 1-3 Arsenal Saturday, December 28 West Ham v West Brom
Norwich City v Man United
Aston Villa v Swansea City
Man City v Crystal Palace
Hull City v Fulham Cardiff City v Sunderland
Sunday, December 29 Newcastle United v Arsenal
Tottenham v Stoke City
Everton v Southampton
Chelsea v Liverpool
Walcott headed Arsenal in front three minutes later, and Lukas Podolski rounded off the win in the 79th at Upton Park to ensure Arsenal's three-game winless run in the league ended, as West Ham dropped into the relegation zone.
"It's great to be top but it's going to be a very tough league this year," Walcott told BT Sport.
"Everyone is very tight, a lot of people are taking a lot of points off each other so we've just got to make sure we look after ourselves."
Manchester City ended Liverpool's short stay at the top of the Premier League and moved ahead of their title rival after Alvaro Negredo secured their win.
England's most potent attacking team quickly recovered after Phillippe Coutinho put Liverpool ahead in the 24th minute.
Vincent Kompany headed City level seven minutes later and Negredo's high shot was fumbled into the net by Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet on the stroke of half-time.
Potential bias
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers could face an English Football Association charge for calling into question the referee's integrity and implying potential bias.
"They were horrendous," Rodgers said.
"We never got any decision."
Aggrieved that Raheem Sterling had a goal ruled out for offside and Luis Suarez was denied a late penalty, Rodgers questioned why a referee from the Manchester area, Lee Mason of Bolton, was given a match involving a Manchester team.
City ended the day as they started: a point behind the leaders, but Liverpool dropped to fourth as a four-match winning run ended.
Chelsea are now two points off the lead after Eden Hazard scored in the 28th minute to give the west London club a 1-0 win over Swansea.
Meanwhile, Manchester United have moved up to sixth following their fightback at Hull.
Hull scored twice inside the first 15 minutes, but David Moyes's side were level inside 25 minutes. Wayne Rooney's 150th Premier League goal making it 2-2.
In the second half, Hull defender James Chester, who'd earlier opened the scoring for his team, headed in an own goal that gave United the 3-2 win.
Everton's hopes of completing 2013 unbeaten at home in the Premier League vanished as they lost 1-0 at home to bottom club Sunderland after keeper Tim Howard was sent off.
Everton are fifth with 34 points, one more than Newcastle United who thumped nine-man Stoke City 5-1.
Newcastle are closing in on the top four after a 5-1 thrashing of stoke.
Tottenham Hotspur are eighth following a 1-1 draw with West Bromwich Albion in Tim Sherwood's first match in charge since being named as the club's permanent manager.
Wins for Crystal Palace at Aston Villa and Fulham at Norwich City meant the three sides that began the day in the bottom three all won, leaving West Ham to drop into the bottom three.
Cardiff City were beaten 3-0 at home by Southampton, raising fresh doubts over the future of manager Malky Mackay.
Source: Al Jazeera and agencies
Anything could happen in Arsenal's clash with Chelsea in a season in which all the title runners have been vulnerable.
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This is the second trailer for the most anticipated amateur gaper ski movie:
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