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Juan Munford was arrested by Prince George County, Virginia, police early Friday morning after they came across his 1-year-old twin daughters crying in a car by themselves.The windows of the vehicle were rolled down.
Officers immediately went looking for whoever left the children, and they found Juan about 30 feet away. They caught him in the middle of hooking up with a woman named LaToya Wilson behind a building.
"We went around to the back of the duplex and discovered a male and a female engaging in sexual intercourse," Prince George Police Capt. Brian Kei told WTVR. "At that point they [police] made contact with the individual who identified himself as the father of the two twins."
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Juan's partner was charged with indecent exposure, but cops released her moments later. He, however, is facing two counts of felony child endangerment and indecent exposure.
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2. Blue. #May10 #NYC
3. Blue Ivy & Jay Z Sip Tea
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4. Blue Ivy & Beyonce Smell The Roses
Beyonce seems like the coolest mom.
5. Blue Ivy & Beyonce Soar The Big Skies
How cute!
6. Blue Ivy & Mommy
7. Daddy & Me
8. Photobomb!
Blue Ivy walks across mommy's at-home photoshoot, but it's the most adorable photobomb ever!
9. One Big Happy Family
The royal family, Bey, Jay & Blue are all out shopping and we're sure they spent our entire life's savings in 30 minutes or less.
10. Beyoncé, Jay Z & Blue in Beverly Hills — Nov. 11
Beyonce in these heels though?!
11. Beyoncé & Blue in NYC — Nov. 4
Look at Blue in her adorable little bow!
12. Beyoncé & Blue spotted in NYC — Nov. 4
Blue holding on to mommy for dear life.
13. Beyoncé & Blue spotted in NYC — Nov. 4
Momma Bey looking fierce with her mini me in tow.
14. Blue dressed as Michael Jackson.
Happy Halloween!
15. Blue & Ivy
Just look at that face. Seriously, Jay could never deny this child! She knows how to make all his mean mugs!
16. Beyoncé, Jay Z & Blue in Beverly Hills — Nov. 11
Look at that cutie!
17. Beyoncé, Jay Z & Blue in Beverly Hills — Nov. 11
OMG Blue in a top knot? Yasss!
18. Blue
Blue has grown up to be an adorable toddler! We're swooning over this photo of her playing on the beach.
19. Blue
Looks like Blue is taking a walk in mom's shoes...literally.
20. Beyoncé & Blue
There's nothing like being cuddled up in mom's arms.
21. Blue
Blue is looking all kinds of adorable! Look at that left hand go! LOL.
22. Blue On The Big Screen
Bey & Jay look at Blue during a video played at an "On The Run" tour stop. How precious!
23. Pardon Blue's Back
She's growing up so fast! We're loving the top knot. Take that Blue Ivy hair critics!
24. Jump Around
Bey & Blue share an adorable moment on the trampoline. Hello summer!
25. Rocking Some Cute Ponytails
Blue Ivy was spotted with a new 'do! Bey & Jay's mini-me was holding on to her father during a little day stroll.
26. Strolling With Mom & Dad
Blue, Jay and Bey all spotted in East Hampton.
27. Blue Has A Manicure Day With Mama Bey
"Me and my Blue, and my Blue Blue, riding🐝"
28. Hanging Out With Mom
Baby Blue is walking to the door, and it looks like Bey is trying to keep up!
29. Trying On Some Heels
Will Blue be slaying a performance in the near future?
30. Holding On To Mom
Blue looks like she has something to say to Bey.
31. Playing A Game Of Tennis
Blue walks on the tennis court.
32. Cuddling With Mom
Blue & Beyonce have some much-needed cuddle time.
33. Blue Ivy
"The blueprint 🐝"
34. Bey & Blue Take A Stroll
Doesn't Blue look adorable with her colorful dress and cute hair ribbon?
35. The Carter Lounge Together
The family was seen out and about.
36. Jay Z Carries Blue While Bey Looks On
Jay carries Blue in his arms.
37. Leading The Way
Blue Ivy looks too cute with her bowler hat and Mama Bey watching from behind. She's really growing up!
38. Out On The Town
Blue Ivy & Momma Bey enjoy some much deserved time off in Spain.
39. Traveling With Mom and Dad
Blue is used to traveling with Mama Bey and Poppa Jay, but she also looked a little flustered at some moments. It's ok, baby Blue!
40. A Day At The Park
Poppa Jay Z lets Blue Ivy have her way with the bouncy horse.
41. It's A Family Affair
Beyonce, Jay and Blue jetsetting in Dublin.
42. Peekaboo!
Blue dressed up like a hipster and plays a quick game of peekaboo! How adorable!
43. OMG It's Blue's Beautiful Face!
FINALLY! We get to see how beautiful Blue is! Look at the adorable headband! "Blue 💙"
44. Blue Ivy
Life's a beach!
45. Brooklyn Stand Up!
"Beyonce & Blue"
46. Blue Ivy's Got Her Own iPhone
"Momma, what's your password?"
47. Beyonce's Lazy Day With Blue
"Momma, I asked you for your password!"
48. When Blue Ivy Takes Your Phone, Beyonce Be Like...
"Fine, I'll go ask Daddy!"
49. Blue Ivy On Tour
"Bey & Blue"
50. It's Playtime
Beyonce & Blue take some time out to play.
51. A Chilly Day In NYC
"Beyoncé, Jay Z and Blue Ivy in NYC - Jan. 19"
52. All Bundled Up
The royal family makes their way to their fancy car.
53. Kisses From Dad
Blue's all bundled up, getting love from Daddy.
54. Blue At The White House
Blue Ivy's taking after mommy and writing a letter.
55. Blue Loves Bo
The White House pup, Bo is showing Blue Ivy some love.
56. The Carters At The White House
Check out the royal family checking out the scene at the White House.
57. It's Christmas Time Again
Blue and Bey checking out the White House Christmas tree.
58. Blue Lovin' Bo
Blue Ivy, dressed like a Princess, showing Bo some love.
59. Like Father, Like Daughter
Blue playing dress up with Daddy's hat.
60. Fun Times With Mommy
Blue Ivy spends some QT with mommy.
61. Mommy & Me
Blue and Bey take a break for some snacks.
62. Silvery Blue
Beyonce carries Blue, while the adorable toddler rocks a metallic jacket that we want and need.
63. The Holy Grail
Blue, Bey & Jay
64. One Big Happy Family
"#miami #newyear #2014"
65. Surprise!
"Beyoncé & Blue 💙"
66. Blue & Daddy In A Blue Jacket
"Jay and Blue 💙 #NewYear #2014 #Miami"
67. Hold On To Me
"Happy New Year Mommy!"
68. Dora Dora Dora The Explorer
"Beyoncé, Blue and Dora the Explorer"
69. Daddy & Bey
"Look over there Blue, you own that too."
70. Blue's Big B-Day
"Mommy make sure they can only see the back of my head."
71. Painted Faces For Blue's Bday
"Let me get down Mommy, I wanna play!"
72. Kisses From Mommy
Beyonce and Blue prepping for Momma Tina's Masquerade Ball
73. Talk To The Hand!
Beyonce, Jay Z and Blue Ivy were spotted leaving Joey's restaurant in Miami, on January 8th, and Blue had a message for the paps! Talk to the hand!
74. Me & My Daddy
While Beyonce's arm rested, Jay carried Blue from Joey's restaurant, in Miami on January 8th.
75. Blue's First Words
"I'm ready to slay right along with you, Ma!"
76. Imagine The Sound Of This Lullaby
A newborn Blue Ivy gets serenaded by her superstar mother.
77. Don't Mess With Blue!
Every now and again, Blue Ivy reminds you...she is her father's child!
78. All Gold Everything
Blue Ivy takes after her dad's swag. The inseparable duo were spotted in South Beach, Miami illuminating the streets outside their hotel with their yellow luster!
79. All Of The Lights!
"Mommy! All the pretty colors are so blinding! I'm...just..so..overwhelmed! When's my shot coming?! When's my shot coming?!" Blue plays on set with Bey at her 'Blow' video shoot.
80. Hey Blue!
"I can be happy sometimes, see?"
81. Blue Ivy With Daddy
"Why are we clapping, again? I'm not in the shot."
82. Jay Z Tries To Get Blue To Listen To "Magna Carta Holy Grail"
"Daddy, I'm more of a Nas fan."
83. Stepping With Mom
"Wait, Ma. I want the camera to see all angles of this sick dress!"
84. Splashin' & Playin'
"Mom, this water is clean, right? Because I'm not trying to splash in water I can't trust."
85. Beyonce Discusses Important Matters
"Mommy, I completely get it. Yes, I promise to watch the throne."
86. Mommy's Hugs
"Ok, Ma. I love you to pieces, but I like oxygen too." Bey may be the Queen, but this scene from her video "Blue" makes it look as if she can't get enough of being Mom.
87. Blue Ivy Twirls
"Aaaahh, I'm having so much fun not thinking about anything...wiippeee...oh, wait...getting a little sick."
88. Just So You Know...
"I run things. Don't get it twisted."
89. Mommy & Me Loungin'
"Oh, Mommy, I'm so tired of seeing the wigs you snatched last night all on our floor. It's so exhausting. Like, when're they getting picked up? Not now? Oh. Ok."
90. A Kiss For Blue
"Mommy, let me sleep, dang!"
91. Slurpin' On That Milk...Slurpin' Slurpin' On That Milk
"Mommy, gimme that bottle!"
92. Awwww
We could watch this adorable GIF of Blue Ivy nonstop forever!
93. Jay Sneaks In Kisses
"Dadddd! Get..Away!..I don't want...No, ugh..No kisses!"
94. Blue Stares Back...
"Hey! Who's that?!"
95. Blue Still Doesn't Get Why Anyone's Here
"No, really, who are you? You're getting to close."
96. Blue and Bey Out For Lunch
"I'm over this now. People just won't let us be. Mom, why can't we just be?!"
97. Blue Is One Tough Cookie
"Ma, please let me just kick them in the face. Like, please, I can't see through all these lights."
98. Blue Jetsets With Jay
"Dad, do we own this boat? I just figured we owned everything, so..."
99. Beyonce Keeps Blue Covered
"Mommy, I think you forgot my feet. I'm cold right now. Are we inside?"
100. Beyonce LOVES Her Blue
Look at that face, how could you not kiss it?!

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A system for testing a synchronous link utilizing a single test pattern sequence. Components coupled via a link are each configured to generate and check test patterns according to a single repeated test pattern sequence. Test patterns which are generated are based upon two simple patterns. Each test cycle, a bit is chosen from one of the two patterns for use in generating the test pattern. A sixteen cycle test pattern sequence is utilized in which values are chosen from one or the other of the two patterns in a predetermined manner. In a bi-directional test, two components which are coupled via a link alternate driving selected values based upon the predetermined sequence. Each component may alternate driving sequences of one or more cycles. An ordering of cycles may be chosen to test various permutations of driver interaction between the respective components.
1. A method for testing comprising:
storing a first value of a first pattern in a register;
storing a second value of a second pattern in the register;
receiving a clock signal;
selecting either said first value or said second value for inclusion in a test pattern for conveyance via a link in response to said clock signal;
wherein determining whether to select either said first value or said second value on a given clock cycle is determined according to a predetermined test pattern sequence; and
wherein said register comprises N bits, said first pattern comprises N/2 bits, said second pattern comprises N/2 bits, and said link comprises N/2 signal lines, and wherein each signal line corresponds to one bit of each of said first pattern and said second pattern.
2. The method as recited in
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7. A system comprising:
a first component;
a second component; and
a link coupling said first component to said second component;
wherein said first component is configured to:
determine whether to select either a first stored value of a first pattern in a register or a second stored value of a second pattern in a register for inclusion in a test pattern on a given clock cycle, wherein said determination is based upon a predetermined test pattern sequence;
wherein said register comprises N bits, said first pattern comprises N/2 bits, said second pattern comprises N/2 bits, and said link comprises N/2 signal lines, and wherein each signal line corresponds to one bit of each of said first pattern and said second pattern.
8. The system as recited in
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13. A component comprising:
a plurality of drivers, each of said drivers coupled to a separate signal line of a plurality of signal lines of a link;
a register configured to store a first bit pattern and a second bit pattern, wherein each bit of said first bit pattern and said second bit pattern corresponds to a signal line of said link;
a test pattern sequence unit, wherein said unit is configured to indicate a predetermined sequence in which values are to be selected from either said first bit pattern or said second bit pattern; and
control circuitry configured to generate a test pattern, wherein on a given test cycle said circuitry is configured to select a value from either said first bit pattern or said second bit pattern in response to detecting an indication in said test pattern sequence which indicates one of said first bit pattern and said second bit pattern is to be accessed;
wherein said register comprises N bits, said first pattern comprises N/2 bits, said second pattern comprises N/2 bits, and said link comprises N/2 signal lines, and wherein each signal line corresponds to one bit of each of said first pattern and said second pattern.
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1. Field of the Invention
This invention is related to the field of computer systems and, more particularly, to verifying synchronous links within computer systems.
2. Description of the Related Art
Integrated circuits (or "chips") have included built-in self test (BIST) circuitry in order to ensure that the internal circuits of the chips are functioning properly. Generally, the BIST applies a series of test vectors to the inputs of the internal circuits and compares the outputs of the internal circuits to expected results. If the outputs differ from the expected results, then the BIST fails and the chip may include a faulty internal circuit. is BIST may be run on the chip at the time of manufacture of the integrated circuit to screen out faulty parts before delivery to a customer, and may be run when the system including the chip is powered up (or at some other time as may be desired) to ensure that the chip is still functioning properly. The interconnect between chips has typically been synchronous, and has typically not been tested using any type of BIST. In a synchronous interconnect, a single system clock is used by each of the chips connected to the synchronous interconnect to time the driving of signals on the interconnect and the sampling of signals from the interconnect. Each chip is designed to meet certain timing criteria with respect to the clock signal (e.g. setup and hold times), and these timing criteria may be tested for each chip when that chip is manufactured. However, once the chips are assembled into a system, the testing of the interconnect is typically limited to in-circuit testing (ICT) or boundary scan testing (e.g. the type of tests specified by IEEE 1149 and 1149.1). ICT and boundary scan testing is typically performed at low clock frequencies, generally significantly lower than the operating frequency of the interconnect (i.e. the frequency at which the interconnect operates when the system is running). Accordingly, ICT and/or boundary scan testing may detect faults such as broken connections in the interconnect but may be severely limited in detecting timing-related failures.
Generally, systems utilizing IBIST as described above include additional circuitry to generate test patterns and check test patterns. Because of the ever shrinking nature of modern electronics, it is desired that any additional circuitry be as efficient as possible.
The problems outlined above are in large part solved by a system as described herein. The system may perform interconnect BIST (IBIST) testing on synchronous links. More particularly, the system may perform, at normal operating frequency for the synchronous link, a synchronous link test that utilizes a specially chosen test pattern that enables the minimization of additional circuitry while still performing comprehensive testing.
In one embodiment, a system for testing a synchronous link utilizing a single test pattern sequence is contemplated. Two components may be coupled to one another via a link. Each of the components may include circuitry which is configured to generate and check test patterns according to a single repeated test pattern sequence. In one embodiment, a sixteen cycle test pattern sequence is utilized in which values are chosen from one or the other of two state registers. Each test cycle, a bit is chosen from one of the two registers for use in generating the test pattern. In one embodiment, multiple link lines may be configured for testing in such a manner. Link lines may each be coupled to separate state registers, or may be coupled to share particular state registers as deemed appropriate. In a bi-directional test, each of the components alternate driving two value sequences. In one embodiment, an ordering of the two sequence cycles may be chosen to test various permutations of driver interaction between the respective components. Further, the two value sequences themselves may be chosen to cover each two value permutation.
Other objects and advantages of the invention will become apparent upon reading the following detailed description and upon reference to the accompanying drawings.
While the invention is susceptible to various modifications and alternative forms, specific embodiments thereof are shown by way of example in the drawings and will herein be described in detail. It should be understood, however, that the drawings and detailed description thereto are not intended to limit the invention to the particular form disclosed, but on the contrary, the intention is to cover all modifications, equivalents and alternatives falling within the spirit and scope of the present invention as defined by the appended claims.
Turning now to
In one embodiment, IBIST control circuit 14 is coupled to provide BIST control signals on lines 22 to each of circuits 18A-18D. In response to control signals received from control circuit 14, one or more of IBIST circuits 18 may be configured to initiate testing. IBIST control circuit 14 is further coupled to receive error indications on lines 28A-28D from IBIST circuits 18.
Links 16A-16D may each be a synchronous link including one or more data lines which may be differential or not differential, as desired.
To initiate IBIST, IBIST control circuit 14 uses the BIST control signals to control IBIST circuits 18A-18D. For example, the BIST control signals 22 may include a "run IBIST" signal that activates each of circuits 18A-18D to perform synchronous link testing. Additional control signals may be included as desired. In an alternative embodiment, circuits 18 may be coupled to receive an IBIST setup and/or startup command issued by a service processor via a common bus. For example, to initiate testing, a service processor may perform a write to start registers included within circuits 18. In an embodiment where such writes may be received by the circuits 18 with varying latencies, and it is desired that the writes be performed in a generally concurrent manner, the service processor may be configured to perform such writes in such a manner that the selected registers within circuits 18 are all written within a predetermined window of time.
The testing of synchronous links 16 may be described as follows. As used herein, a data transfer is a communication of a data bit on each line of the link. In one embodiment, data is transferred on each edge of the clock signal on the link, and thus two data transfers occur per clock period. Other embodiments may transfer one data bit per clock period or more than two data bits per clock period. A transition is a change from one data state on a line to the other data state on the line (e.g. from a logical high ("1"), to a logical low ("0") or from a logical low to a logical high).
During IBIST, IBIST control circuit 14 may cause link test patterns to be generated, conveyed, and/or checked. A link test pattern includes one or more link test vectors. Each link test vector specifies a value for each bit on, for example, link 16A to be transmitted during a particular data transfer on link 16A. A series of link test vectors are transmitted during consecutive data transfers on the link (at normal link operating frequency). For example, IBIST circuit 18A may cause component 12B to transmit link test vectors to component 12A via link 16A, and vice-versa. IBIST circuit 18B may be configured to expect the corresponding value for each bit (i.e., the check vector) on link 16A and check the received link test vectors against the expected values. If a received bit from link 16A does not match a corresponding bit from the check vector, then IBIST circuit 18B indicates an error to IBIST control circuit 14 via the error indication 28A. Alternatively, circuit 18B may indicate an error by updating a local status register which is then subsequently accessed by control circuit 14, a service processor, or some other circuitry. In addition to indicating an error has occurred, such a status register may also include information such as the test pattern which failed, the link associated with the error, and any other information which may be useful in a subsequent debug and analysis of the failure. The error indication 28A may include a signal that an error has occurred, along with an identification of the line on the link on which the failure was detected. In one particular embodiment, the error indication may further include an indication of which of the test vectors transmitted during the clock period in which the failure was detected and on which data line the failure was detected. IBIST control circuit 14 records the error for reference by software at the conclusion of the test.
Each of components 12A-12D may perform a function within system 10, and may interact with other components 12A-12D to provide the operation defined for system 10. For example, each component may be a chip incorporating certain functionality and capable of communicating with other chips. The chip may be a processor (or group of processors), a peripheral interface chip, etc.
It is noted that, while four links 16A-16D are shown, IBIST control circuit 14 may be configured to control IBIST on any number of links. Additionally, IBIST control circuit 14 may be distributed to the IBIST circuits 18 and 12, as desired. Still further, while
It is noted that the synchronous link testing as described herein may be used in a variety of ways. For example, the synchronous link testing may be used to test system 10 prior to shipment to a customer. Additionally, the synchronous link test may be used to test system 10 during use. For example, when a new component is inserted into system 10, synchronous link testing may be used to determine that the new component is communicating properly with other components. Additionally, synchronous link testing may be used for diagnostic or maintenance purposes during use. For example, by running synchronous link testing with the supply voltages at the high and low limits of the permissible range (typically 5-10% above and below the nominal voltage), the links may be characterized and failing hardware may be predicted prior to an actual failure.
Turning now to
In the embodiment of
During testing, control signal 22 conveys indications to each of components 12 indicating a type of test to be performed. Further, control signal may also be configured to load registers 210 and 220 with particular values. In one embodiment, one or more of three types of tests may be performed: unidirectional, bi-directional with no turn around, and/or bi-directional with turnaround. While other types of tests are possible and are contemplated, these three types of tests will be used for purposes of discussion. During unidirectional testing, a test sequence comprises one component conveying test vectors to a second component where they are checked. During bi-directional testing, a test sequence includes both of at least two components conveying and checking test vectors.
During testing it is generally desirable to cover as many data transition cases as possible. For example, it may be desirable to cover all permutations of driver interaction between components which are driving a common signal line. As an example, referring to
Generally speaking, test pattern generators may involve relatively complex circuitry configured to provide for a wide variety of test vectors to test a variety of scenarios. However, in the embodiment described below, a fairly simple pattern generator is described which may nevertheless provide good test coverage. In this embodiment, a sixteen cycle sequence is utilized to generate test patterns. This sixteen cycle sequence may be repeated a number of times during the course of a particular test. In order to identify a suitable sequence, the observations described below may be made.
Assume a first component A is coupled to a second component B via a link. As noted above, it may be desirable to test the various combinations of sequences driven by a particular component driver. Assuming "0" represents a low value being driven and "1" represents a high value being driven, we may represent the various two value permutations being driven by component A as:
As already noted, testing the interactions between drivers may be desirable as well. One way to identify the various permutations of driver interactions between component A and component B using the above permutations involves comparing the last driven value by a first driver with a first driven value by a second driver. A graphical representation of such interactions is depicted below. In the following, each of items 1-8 represent a time period during which a particular driver is driving a combination of two values. For simplicity of discussion, time values in increments of one have been included. By lining up the last value driving by a particular driver with the first value driven by the following driver, the various permutations may be readily identified. Consequently, by choosing an appropriate ordering of the two value sequences which are driven, all driver interaction permutations may be tested.
For example, items 1 and 2 illustrate that driver A drives 00 ("A0A0") followed by driver B driving 10 ("B1B0"). By lining up the last value driven by driver A with the first value driven by driver B, we see that in this particular ordering driver A drives a "0" followed by B driving a "1". By ordering each of the items above appropriately, all permutations of driver interaction maybe tested. In the particular ordering illustrated above, the following permutations are covered as indicated in the following table:
It is noted from the above, that the permutation B1 A0 is accomplished by repeating the sequence. In other words, during a first sixteen cycle sequence, the last value driven is the value "1" by driver B. By immediately repeating the sequence, the next value driven is the value "0" by driver A. It is further noted that orderings other than the above will also cover the various permutations. However, utilizing a single sixteen cycle sequence as described above, all driver interaction permutations and single driver two value permutations are tested. Using such a sixteen cycle sequence as a basis, an efficient method and mechanism for testing may be constructed.
Turning now to
In the embodiment shown, each register 310 and 320 has a same number of bits as there are signal lines in a corresponding link 330. As shown, each register includes twelve bits b0-b11 and link includes twelve lines line 0-line 11. Link 330 shows the test pattern which is driven on each of the corresponding link lines over the sixteen cycles. In this example, the pattern driven on each link line is the same. While the term "cycles" is used here, it is to be understood that a cycle does not necessarily refer to a single clock cycle. Rather, cycle in this context may simply refer to a driving period.
In the example shown, sixteen cycles are illustrated which correspond to the sixteen cycle pattern driving sequence 302 previously discussed. During cycles 0-1 Chip 1 drives values "0" and "0", respectively. During cycles 2-3, Chip 2 drives values "1" and "0", respectively. Each chip alternates driving during the sixteen cycle sequence. Subsequently, the sequence may be repeated. In one embodiment, each component (or "Chip") utilizes the same values/patterns as shown in registers 310 and 320 of
Turning now to
In an embodiment wherein more than one type of test is possible, control unit 702 receives a signal 22 indicating a type of test to be performed. For example, signal 22 may indicate a bi-directional test with no turn-around is to be performed. Further, the signal 22 may indicate the component 750 is configured to drive values of a test pattern on the first two cycles, receive values on the following two cycle, drive values on the following two cycles, and so on. In response to receiving an indication via signal 22, control unit 702 may load register 720 with appropriate values for use in generating test patterns as previously discussed. As testing progresses, control unit 702 may either select values from register 720 for conveyance via drivers 740 or receive values via bus 710.
Control unit 702 may further include a clock generator 798 and counter 790 which is configured to operate at a frequency which is equal to or a multiple of the clock. Control unit 702 may also include a pattern sequence unit 800. Pattern sequence unit may comprise circuitry such as a state machine configured to generate a test pattern sequence as described above, or may include a register wherein values corresponding to a test pattern sequence are stored. Such a counter may be used for selecting values for conveyance via the multiplexors at a variety of frequencies. In an alternative embodiment, a clock signal may be received from an external source. Control unit 702 may also include a pattern check unit 795 which is configured to check received values against expected values. In one embodiment, each component under test utilizes the same values in a register such as register 720. Consequently, in a bi-directional test each component will include both the values which it is to drive and the values which it is to expect to receive. In the event pattern check unit 795 detects a received value does not match what is expected, an error signal 792 maybe conveyed. Control unit 702 may also include a FIFO 700 configured to store received values. FIFO 700 may be utilized, for example, to accommodate a rate mismatch between two components which are under test, to synchronize testing across asynchronous boundaries, or otherwise.
In alternative embodiments, groups of link lines may be tested at different frequencies simultaneously. For example, control circuit 702 may include multiple counters similar to counter 790. Each of the counters may then be associated with a different sub-group of the driver/receivers 740. By using different counts/counters different frequencies may be obtained for each of the sub-groups. In one embodiment, multiple control circuits similar to control circuit 702 may be included with each of the control circuits being configured to control a sub-group of the driver/receivers 740.
Numerous variations and modifications will become apparent to those skilled in the art once the above disclosure is fully appreciated. It is intended that the following claims be interpreted to embrace all such variations and modifications.
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Arizona Grand Resort
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Hotel Valley Ho
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"Spent the weekend with my girls, and we had a wonderful time! The spa was fabulous- would return even without the stay. Great restaurant, and although the pool was very crowded we had a good time."
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Palomar Phoenix CityScape, a Kimpton Hotel
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Best Western Inn of Tempe
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Orange Tree Golf Resort
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Red Roof Inn Phoenix Airport
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"I needed a convenient, value hotel upon late arrival at PHX. The staff were gracious, the room was comfortable. I would recommend this property or stay there again myself."
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Hospes Palacio de Los Patos, Granada (province)
- Free WiFi
- Airport within 5 mi/8 km: Granada (YJG-Granada Train Station)
Main amenities
- 42 guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Full-service spa
- Breakfast available
- Sauna
- Self parking
- Conference center
- Airport shuttle
- In-room childcare
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
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- In Central District
- Granada Cathedral (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- Plaza Nueva (0.5 mi / 0.9 km)
- Alhambra (1.3 mi / 2.1 km)
- San Jeronimo Monastery (0.7 mi / 1.2 km)
- Mirador de San Nicolas (1.1 mi / 1.7 km)
Great location and staff would stay here again.
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Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $146
- Deluxe Room
- Junior Suite
- Standard Room, 1 Double or 2 Single Beds (Dreamer)
- Standard Room (Dreamer)
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 42 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-5 AM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
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- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets allowed *
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Self parking *
- Accessible parking
Other information
- Resort fee included
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In the hotel
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Breakfast (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- 24-hour room service
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Number of meeting rooms - 7
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- Conference center
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Wedding services
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- Library
- Disabled parking
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
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- Climate control
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Turndown service
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Private bathroom
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Plasma TV
- Pay movies
- Satellite TV channels
- DVD player
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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Bodyna has 3 treatment rooms. Services include massages, body wraps, body scrubs, and body treatments. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, and Turkish bath/hammam. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and Ayurvedic.
DiningSENZONE - This fine-dining restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
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Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
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Mandatory fees
The charges below are included in the total price displayed:
- Resort fee
Optional extras
Self parking costs EUR 24.00 per day
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 60 per night
Breakfast costs between EUR 18 and EUR 22 per person (approximately)
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 30 per pet, per night
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EUR 220 per vehicle (roundtrip)
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United States Patent O Des. 219,867 Patented Feb. 9, 1971 CONTAINER FOR LIQUIDS Karl H. Reimer, Lombard, Ill., assignor to Container Corporation of America, Chicago, 111., a corporation of Delaware Filed July 29, 1969, Ser. No. 18,458
Term of patent 14 years Int. Cl. D907 U.S. Cl. D9175 FIG. 1 is a side elevational view of a container for liquids, embodying my new design;
FIG. 2 is a top plan view;
FIG. 3 is a bottom plan view;
FIG. 4 is a front elevational view; and
FIG. 5 is a rear elevational view thereof.
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The ornamental design for a container for liquids, as shown.
References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS D. 202,479 10/1965 Kelly D952 D. 207,128 3/1967 Kelly D952 D. 213,949 4/1969 Ienhart D9175 FOREIGN PATENTS 1,142,702 4/1957 France D9175 OTHER REFERENCES Modern Plastics, November 1963, p. 95, gasoline container.
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Struck By Lightning, a high-school dramedy which Colfer wrote and co-stars in with Rebel Wilson, Christina Hendricks, Dermot Mulroney and Sarah Hyland, went to multiple territories, including Australia/New Zealand (Pinnacle Films/All Interactive Entertainment), South Africa (Ster-Kinekor Home Entertainment), Eastern Europe (HBO Europe) and the Middle East (Eagle Films)with multiple Asian territories going to Fox Asia. The film is directed by Brian Dannelly (TV's Weeds).
Love and Honor, in which Hemsworth plays a Vietnam vet who goes AWOL to try and win back his hometown girl, also sold for Australia/New Zealand, South Africa, Latin America (California Filmes), Canada (VVS), Benelux (Dutch FilmWorks), CIS (Carmen Films), Indonesia (Queen) and to Fox Asia for its territories. Universum had previously picked up the drama, which marks the directorial debut of actor Danny Mooney (The Ides of March), for German-speaking territories.
Pinnacle Films/All Interactive Entertainment also snatched up Dead Drop, which Lightning is first introducing to buyers at this AFM, for Australia/New Zealand.
Other titles on Lightning's slate that racked up multiple deals ahead of AFM's launch included the Brendan Fraser-starrer Whole Lotta Sole and the family film Heaven's Door.
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Tuesday, June 23rd: We have just reached capacity. While we are open until 4:30pm today, just a reminder that we will have an evening open swim session from 6-8pm today as well.
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The Landing at Hoyt Park is now open for the season. Visit the beer garden Wednesdays-Fridays 3-9pm and Saturdays & Sundays Noon-9pm.
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Tunica to host two festivals Oct. 16
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Kates Hill Primary School, Dudley
Kates Hill Primary School
- Address:
- Peel Street
- Postcode/City:
- DY2 7HP Dudley
- County:
- West Midlands
- Phone:
- 01384 81870001384 818700
- Phone:
- 01384 81870301384 818703
- Fax:
- 01384 818701
- Website:
- www.kates-hill.dudley.sch.uk
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We offer a range of activities and oportunities that enhance and support the children's learning.
Annually, Year 5 pupils visit Astley Burf Outdoor Centre as a residential experience.
Year 6 pupils go to Kingswood Outward Bound on a four day residential visit each year.
We have held music workshops from nursery through to Year 6
We had various dancers from the Fracture Group - who worked with a group of KS2 girls who performed their dances at Stourbridge Town Hall.
An architect worked with Years 5 and 6 - the pupils worked on the practical aspects of building bridges.
Musicians from Dudley Music Services worked with Year 4 for a term and with Year 5 for the whole year. Y4 have learned to play the recorder and Y5 the mini trombone.
A community artist worked with Years 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5.
KS2 pupils learn French and after school Urdu classes are offered twice a week
Focus weeks such as Staying Safe and Multi Faiths enhance the curricular opportunities for the children
Each year group experiences educational trips and visitors into school to support their topic work
A range of clubs and activities are held after school.
Children have taken part in both inter school sporting activities and quizzes
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|Hesperidin Methyl Chalcone
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