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Powerful, comfortable, non-pollutant – Mercedes-Benz F 600 HYGENIUS
Vehicle: Mercedes-Benz F 600 HYGENIUS
Introduced in: October 2005
Where: Tokyo Motor Show
Goals: Testing of the further developed fuel cell drive, interior compartment matched to the needs of families, innovative operating concept, expanded PRE-SAFE® system
Powertrain: Fuel cell with electric motor, peak output
85 kW
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Further developed fuel cell hybrid drive
Interior appointments and seats matched to the needs of families
Driver's seat with automatic adjustment to body contours and sophisticated support of the spinal discs
Two-part tailgate for maximum variability
Space-saving front doors which swivel obliquely upwards
High-performance light-emitting diodes for all light functions
Flashing brake lights in emergency braking manoeuvres
Production launch in the Mercedes-Benz S-Class (2005, W 221 series)
Expanded PRE-SAFE® system with active knee protection and head restraints with automatically extending side bolsters for supporting the head
Video cameras for alighting without risk and safe lane changes
Innovative operating concept with virtual display
Revised COMAND system for even easier operation
The Mercedes-Benz F 600 HYGENIUS continues the series of fascinating and groundbreaking research cars. Powered by an
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(82 hp). Energy not required for driving the car is stored in a high-performance lithium-ion battery, so the system operates similarly to hybrid drive and uses the source of energy which is best-suited in every given driving situation. The generous amount of energy made available by the fuel cell can also be used for the well-being of the passengers in the F 600 HYGENIUS. The cup holders, for instance, cool or heat beverages with electricity generated by the environment-friendly unit. Via a conventional power outlet, electrical appliances can be operated at a normal voltage level. When required, the fuel cell also serves as a mobile power plant: its electric power output of
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Compact car with the comfortable space of a luxury-class car
Despite the compact, 4.35 metre long body, the space inside the four-door F 600 HYGENIUS surpasses the dimensions of the luxury class. The distance between the front and rear seats is a generous 95 centimetres and can be increased by up to another 40 centimetres when the individual rear seats are moved further to the back.
With its host of well-thought-out detail features, the F 600 HYGENIUS is a perfect family car. The seats, for instance, were designed so as to match the needs of children and families. Thanks to a new design, both sides of the backrests of the front passenger seat and the individual seats in the rear can be used; they can be moved forward in such a way that rearward-facing ISOFIX child safety seats can be inserted into latches in the seat squabs. This vis-à-vis seat arrangement enhances the safety of children and makes it more convenient to look after them.
The driver's seat features two-part backrest padding which can be precisely adjusted for height, width and angle to the body contours by means of electric motors to offer firm support especially in the area of the driver's waist. The backrest is mounted so as to follow the movements of the upper body, thereby optimally reducing the strain on the spinal discs in every seating position.
Two-part tailgate and picnic site in the luggage compartment
The two-part tailgate of the F 600 HYGENIUS is extremely practical. It opens automatically at the push of a button and, under cramped conditions, the lower element folds inside to that the swivel range is substantially reduced. At the same time, the rear bumper moves downwards and pulls out the luggage compartment floor which is thus easier to load as well as serving as seating for picnics. The front doors of the F 600 HYGENIUS swivel obliquely upwards and thereby take up less space than conventional car doors – an advantage in narrow parking bays.
Video cameras for alighting without risk and safe lane changes
Cameras in the exterior-mirror housings monitor what's happening alongside and behind the F 600 HYGENIUS also when the research car is parked. When another car or a cyclist approaches from behind, the system automatically locks the relevant door for a short while to prevent a collision with the open door. At the same time, a warning signal is sounded inside, and a red danger symbol appears in the mirror glass. On the move, the cameras monitor the blind spots of the two exterior mirrors, and the driver is warned when he or she is about to change lane while another vehicle is approaching from behind.
The depictions on the two high-resolution colour displays in the dashboard are deflected by two mirrors and projected so that in visual terms, they appear at a distance of 1.40 metres in front of the driver. With this novel virtual display technology, Mercedes-Benz renders an important contribution to physiological safety as it shortens the adaptation time for the driver's eyes changing from the more distant traffic in front of the car to the near-by display in the cockpit. Scientific studies confirm that with this technology, the driver's eyes do not have to adapt from short-range to long-range vision and therefore do not get tired so quickly.
High-performance light-emitting diodes for all light functions
The engineers also devoted themselves to light technology. Headlights with high-performance light-emitting diodes improve the driver's vision in the dark and help prevent accidents. The LEDs are allocated to three projection modules which ensure the broad-range and even distribution of the driving lights. The middle light module is switched on in specific driving situations and additionally serves as high beam, cornering or active light. The individual light-emitting diodes are directly actuated for the different light functions; movable components such as those currently required for the active cornering light function are no longer necessary. Mercedes-Benz also uses LEDs for the tail and brake lights. In emergency braking manoeuvres, flashing brake lights warn drivers behind the car and reduce the risk of rear-end collisions.
Preventive PRE-SAFE® protection with knee bolster and new head restraints
The preventive PRE-SAFE® occupant protection system, which made its worldwide debut in the Mercedes-Benz S-Class in 2002, will continuously be further expanded by the engineers in the future. On board the F 600 HYGENIUS they show two additional protective features: active knee protection for supporting the front passenger and head restraints with automatically extending side bolsters which restrain the head. These and other PRE-SAFE® features are activated before an imminent accident to prepare the occupants and the car itself for the crash. When the accident actually happens, seat belts and airbags are capable of providing maximum protection; when the accident is prevented at the last moment, the reversible PRE-SAFE® systems can be returned to their original settings.
The F 600 HYGENIUS continues the more than 120-year tradition of the world's oldest motor manufacturer and carries it on far into the future.
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Depending on your user base 128 Mb, maybe fine. Though if you have a large user base, it may be a good a idea to up your memory by a few Mb's.
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(3) The term "significant nonmajor defense acquisition program" means a Department of Defense acquisition program that is not a major defense acquisition program (as defined in section 2430 of this title) and that is estimated by the Secretary of Defense to require an eventual total expenditure for research, development, test, and evaluation of more than the dollar threshold set forth in section 2302 (5)(A) of this title for such purposes for a major system or an eventual total expenditure for procurement of more than the dollar threshold set forth in section 2302 (5)(A) of this title for such purpose for a major system.
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(c) Waiver.— The Secretary of each military department (acting through the service acquisition executive for that department) or the Secretary of Defense (acting through the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics) for Defense Agencies and other components of the Department of Defense may waive, on a case-by-case basis, the requirements established under this subchapter with respect to the assignment of an individual to a particular critical acquisition position. Such a waiver may be granted only if unusual circumstances justify the waiver or if the Secretary concerned (or official to whom the waiver authority is delegated) determines that the individual's qualifications obviate the need for meeting the education, training, and experience requirements established under this subchapter.
Source(Added Pub. L. 101–510, div. A, title XII, § 1202(a),Nov. 5, 1990, 104 Stat. 1650; amended Pub. L. 102–190, div. A, title X, § 1061(a)(8), (c),Dec. 5, 1991, 105 Stat. 1472, 1475; Pub. L. 103–160, div. A, title IX, § 904(d)(1),Nov. 30, 1993, 107 Stat. 1728; Pub. L. 107–107, div. A, title X, § 1048(b)(2),Dec. 28, 2001, 115 Stat. 1225; Pub. L. 108–136, div. A, title VIII, §§ 831(b)(5), 832 (b)(4), 833 (2),Nov. 24, 2003, 117 Stat. 1549, 1550.)
2003—Subsec. (a)(1). Pub. L. 108–136, § 833(2), substituted "the Acquisition Corps" for "an Acquisition Corps".
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 108–136, § 831(b)(5), substituted "The Secretary" for "(1) The Secretary" and struck out par. (2) which read as follows: "The authority to grant such waivers may be delegated—
"(A) in the case of the service acquisition executives of the military departments, only to the Director of Acquisition Career Management for the military department concerned; and
"(B) in the case of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics, only to the Director of Acquisition Education, Training, and Career Development."
Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 108–136, § 832(b)(4), struck out heading and text of subsec. (d). Text read as follows: "The Secretary of Defense shall submit any requirement with respect to civilian employees established under this subchapter to the Director of the Office of Personnel Management for approval. If the Director does not disapprove the requirement within 30 days after the date on which the Director receives the requirement, the requirement is deemed to be approved by the Director."
2001—Subsec. (c)(1), (2)(B). Pub. L. 107–107substituted "Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics" for "Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Technology".
1993—Subsec. (c)(1), (2)(B). Pub. L. 103–160substituted "Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Technology" for "Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition".
1991—Subsec. (a)(3). Pub. L. 102–190, § 1061(c), substituted "the dollar threshold set forth in section 2302 (5)(A) of this title for such purposes for a major system" for "$50,000,000 (based on fiscal year 1980 constant dollars)" and "the dollar threshold set forth in section 2302 (5)(A) of this title for such purpose for a major system" for "$250,000,000 (based on fiscal year 1980 constant dollars)".
Subsec. (c)(2)(B). Pub. L. 102–190, § 1061(a)(8), struck out comma after "Director of Acquisition".
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I bought this backpack after years of use of rather a cheap uncomfortable Quechua backpack. The important things for me were the carry-on size (dont pack up the top pocket), comfortable back system, and a simple design (including the grey color with which I will not stick out in the woods). I am really enjoying the backpack, there are just enough features without excessive pockets you never use anyway. What I dont like about the bag: I cannot access the water bottles without taking the backpack down, the hip belt is too thin (maybe I am just used to softer belts). Those who are set on getting a real air flow should not get this bag.
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The Italian Government are of opinion that the facilities to be granted under Articles 1 and 2 of this Agreement shall not apply to expendable equipment.
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We approve herewith, for the Kingdom in Europe, Surinam and the Dutch West Indies, in respect of all provisions contained therein, the Agreement on the temporary importation, free of duty, of medical, surgical and laboratory equipment for use on free loan in hospitals and other medical institutions for purposes of diagnosis or treatment.
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The island of Aruba, which is at present still part of the Netherlands Antilles, will obtain internal autonomy as a country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands as of 1 January 1986. Consequently the Kingdom will from then on no longer consist of two countries, namely the Netherlands (the Kingdom in Europe) and the Netherlands Antilles (situated in the Caribbean region), but will consist of three countries, namely the said two countries and the country Aruba.
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Hollywood often portrays criminals as masterminds capable of plotting devious capers that evade all but the sharpest of crime fighters. In real life, however, that's rarely the case. In fact, most criminals are stupid and desperate. They are often their own worst enemy when it comes to avoiding arrest. Here's five examples of how something as simple as a cell phone foiled the plans of these "evil geniuses."
#5 - If you're going to plan a crime, avoid doing so via text message.
First up is 17-year-old Christopher Franko, and his 16-year-old girlfriend, Dana Saltzman. On May 7, 2010, they were arrested for plotting to shoot up their high school. The plot was revealed in their text message history, with one message reading "May we kill as many as possible and teach these bastards a lesson." Their obviously well-thought out plan included researching home-made bombs and attempting to purchase a shotgun, which they were turned down for because neither one was 18. Interesting side note, Franko was arrested and plead guilty to making similar plans back in 2007.
#4 - Think twice before you use a stolen cell phone to snap your own picture.
Our next criminal genius was caught in a similar fashion. 21-year-old Korey Woodard, with the help of some friends, jacked a cell phone from a University of Illinois student. Korey must have needed it to snap a new picture for his OK Cupid profile, because after he stole the phone, he connected it to his computer to transfer the pictures off the phone. What our fine young criminal failed to realize was the university student had his phone set to automatically upload all new pictures to his Facebook profile when it connects to a computer. Two days after the phone was stolen, a picture of Woodard's smiling face appeared on the victim's profile.
#3 - Before you mug someone, make sure your cell phone is securely holstered.
Four young men executed the perfect late night mugging. Derek Kelly, 22, Craig Speakman, 23, and their two 17-year-old underlings waited in the shadows until they spotted their victims. A 19 year old man and his 21 year old girlfriend were walking home after a quick run to a nearby store, when the four muggers stopped them at gun point. They pushed the two victims to the ground and pistol whipped the man into submission before making off with their wallets and recently purchased food. They would have gotten away with it, too, if it weren't for the cell phone that fell out of one of the assailant's pockets. In a stroke of pure genius, he decided to head back to the scene of the crime to pick it up where the suspects were arrested by police.
#2 - If you're going to hide your kidnapping victim in a booby trapped bunker, don't let her borrow your cell phone to play games.
In September of 2006, Vinson Filyaw abducted then-14-year-old Elizabeth Shoaf by posing as a police officer. After a long, disoriented walk through nearby woods, he locked Shoaf in an underground bunker near the trailer he lived in. There, only a mile away from her home, he held her in captivity for 10 days. He must have been sympathetic to the boredom his victim experienced living through a monotonous routine of repeated raping, because Filyaw let Shoaf borrow his cell phone to play games. After he fell asleep, she wasted no time in sending text messages to her mother and several friends. They contacted the police, who then triangulated her position from nearby cell towers. Filyaw fled after hearing he was under pursuit on his battery powered radio, and was later arrested.
#1 - If you're going to use prepaid cell phones to plot an international terrorist attack, switch to a new phone often.
What is it with terrorists lately? First, we've got the explosive underwear bomber in Detroit who only succeeded in blowing up his own pants. Now, the failed bombing of Times Square in New York. As if not having your bomb go off wasn't embarrassing enough, Faisal Shahzad was tracked down because of a prepaid cell phone he used while coordinating the attack. Instead of using multiple prepaid phones, Shahzad used one phone for the 12 days he spent making arrangements. Apparently, Shahzad didn't watch enough episodes of 24 to know that, though. This is probably the most ridiculous example of criminal stupidity in the list.
So there you have it. 5 shining cases where a cell phone was the downfall of law breakers. If you're going to delve into the world of crime, make sure you're smarter than they were. Let's review five things to avoid with your cell phone when breaking the law.
Don't plan your caper via text message.
Don't snap your picture with a stolen phone.
Don't forget to buy a holster for your phone.
Don't let your victims borrow your phone.
And remember to switch phones often to avoid being tracked down.
If you follow the above tips, your life of crime should be fruitful and free of police intervention.


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Edith A. Miller White Stripe Long Sleeve Tee ($68)
Nautical stripes are totally timeless, making this long-sleeve tee essential for today's giftee. Its preppy look is in perfect keeping with the Classicist's personal tastes, and we imagine she would play up that vibe by pairing the t-shirt with white trousers.
Tod's Medium Leather Envelope Clutch ($1165)
If we had to describe the Classicist's style in two words, it would be: simply chic. We could say the same for this Tod's leather envelope clutch, making it a match made in heaven. The sleek shape would be the perfect accompaniment to her sophisticated nine-to-five wardrobe, but is just as chic paired with a cocktail number too.
Coach Braided Cable Scarf ($228) in Charcoal
The Classicist is always on the move, traveling for business meetings and dashing around the city with friends, so a fuss-free scarf she can stash in her purse and wear with anything is ideal. This scarf's soft blend of cashmere and wool will keep her snug while simultaneously adding polish to her look. In short: it's a winner in our book.
Warby Parker Mabel Sunglasses ($95)
A new year calls for a new pair of sunnies, so why not treat the Classicist to a style she'll truly love? The shape to keep in mind is rounded along the edges and oversized (inspired by Jackie O., of course), like Warby Parker's Mabel Sunglasses. Their bold look will complement the prominent lines that define her wardrobe, while the bright tortoise frames give them a modern feel.
Massimo Dutti Camel Velvet Blazer ($228)
The Classicist loves her blazers-that's a given-but assuming she already has an assortment of basic styles on hand, we think she'll appreciate one with a current look. Our pick is Massimo Dutti's Velvet Blazer; the camel hue will work with almost everything in her closet, and the rich fabric means she can take it easily from the office to after-hours drinks.
Catbird Baguette Ring ($320) in Diamond
The Classicist isn't one to load on the statement jewelry. Instead, she appreciates dainty baubles. Cue Catbird's Baguette Ring. The delicate 14-karat gold band is subtle enough for everyday wear, plus the baguette-cut diamond adds a touch of glamour.
Citizens of Humanity Arley High Waisted Jeans ($229)
Jeans are tricky to buy for anyone, but when purchasing for the Classicist, keep three things in mind: high-waisted cut, straight-leg silhouette, and medium wash. The Arley jeans by Citizens of Humanity meet all the criteria, plus their subtly worn-in look can be dressed up or down-versatility this business-minded girl is sure to admire.
Ann Taylor Flora Buckle Leather Booties ($228)
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Lancome Hypnose Top Coat Mascara ($26) in 24 Karat
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You often hear people say that the beauty of something lies in the details, and when it comes to today's topic, we couldn't agree more! The finer point we're focused on is perforated fabric-meaning: pierced, hole punched, or laser cut-a trend that's making a big statement this season. Covering everything from prim accessories (a petite bag and bow-bedecked headband) to sporty clothing (leather shorts and a neoprene skirt), this punctured detailing is unexpectedly sexy, exceptionally cool, and visually intriguing to boot! Sure to delight both feminine dressers and those who err on the edgier side too, we can say with the utmost confidence that this is one investment-worthy trend you should Go Buy Now!
Before we discuss today's spectacular selection of perforated pieces, first we'd like to mention a few of our favorite runway iterations. We originally noticed this trend at the Fendi S/S 12 show, where designer Karl Lagerfeld accessorized his ladylike ensembles with perforated leather purses, like the B. Fab Bag ($2340, 310.276.8888). We love the way the carrier seamlessly blends luxurious design elements (moss green leather and gold hardware) with rustic ones (canvas fabric and drawstring closure) for a chic and contemporary look. In addition to Fendi's perforated accessories, we also enjoyed the way designer Stuart Vevers incorporated these detailed cuts into his spring collection for Loewe. His brilliant execution of today's trend included perforated leather skirt suits and dresses, our favorite being the Dark Gold Metallic Perforated Napa Dress (price upon request, 212.206.3928). The gold metallic leather is enough to make the frock a noteworthy one, but the tiny geometric perforations covering the bodice reallyd give it a standout look. Happily, these two items aren't the only must-try perforated pieces available on the market. We've curated a handful of additional on-trend options that are sure to make an equally stylish statement this spring, so read on for all the details!
1. Topshop White Perforated Crossbody Bag ($68) in White
While we're certainly attracted to Fendi's B. Fab bag, we've also got our eye on this cross-body version from Topshop. We love its petite size, crisp white hue, and perforated detailing-the overall look is prim, yet sporty-and think it's well suited for the fashionable girl on the go, thanks to adjustable hands-free strap.
2. Juicy Couture Perforated Leather Headband ($40) in Blue
We love a good hair accessory and Juicy Couture's Perforated Leather Headband is the cat's pajamas-don't you agree? In addition to offering a subtle way to try today's trend, the bright hue will act as the perfect complement to your cheerful spring outfits. We love it in cobalt blue, but think the neon pink and yellow versions are pretty fantastic too, so be sure to check them all out today.
3. Ash Perforated Suede Jacket ($698)
If you're itching to try this season's sporty look, then you'll definitely want to scoop up this bomber jacket by Ash immediately. The jacket's perforated suede and distressed hems give it an of-the-moment look, while the neon yellow color feels perfect for the sunny days ahead. Embrace its athletic vibe by teaming it with a pair of side-striped trousers, or style it with a fancy frock for an unexpectedly stylish evening ensemble.
4. Jimmy Choo Tailor Platform Wedges ($1095) in Coral
Warm weather and wedge heels go together like indie rock bands and Coachella, so tracking down a standout pair is imperative. Cue Jimmy Choo's Tailor Platform Wedges! Featuring a gorgeous coral color, cork platforms, and perforated lace-up leather, we'd say these fashion-forward shoes are just what your spring wardrobe ordered! While an investment, indeed, we promise they'll get plenty of wear, whether you're gearing up for music festivals or a slew of backyard BBQs. If you're seeking a similar, yet more affordable option, Topshop's Scooty Sporty Platform Sandals ($156) in Coral will certainly do the trick.
5. H&M Top ($60)
As our one-stop shop for affordable, on-trend pieces, we had a hunch H&M would have at least one covetable perforated piece on hand-and we were right! The retailer has us swooning over this sleek faux leather top, which is not only in perfect keeping with today's look, but also addresses the season's must-try peplum silhouette!
6. J. Crew Quorra Ballet Flats ($158) in Sand Dune
Why go for a plain ballet flat when you can snag a pair with an interesting updated look? That was our thought exactly, which is why we couldn't resist these darling slip-ons from J. Crew. Look closely, and you'll notice the perforations are in the shapes of tiny Xs and Os, a small detail that ups their cute factor! Available in this versatile nude hue as well as four other awesome shades, we think these will become a mainstay in your wardrobe for many seasons to come!
7. J. W. Anderson Neoprene Net Skirt ($1020)
We find this J. W. Anderson skirt pretty irresistible, which we can chalk it up to its cool surfer-meets-sophisticated-lady vibe! The bright blue neoprene and contrasting nude underlay make it a fun option for after-hours events, yet the slim, pencil silhouette ensures it's an appropriate pick for the office too. Wherever you decide to wear it, we promise it will get plenty of attention.
8. Cynthia Rowley Laser Cut Leather Chemise ($695, available end of March)
Adventuresome souls seeking a bold approach to today's perforated look should consider Cynthia Rowley's Laser Cut Leather Chemise. With its peek-a-boo perforated leather top half and eye-popping fuchsia color, it's easy to see this piece was made for a night out on the town. Our advice? Style it with a pair black pumps and a sleek clutch for a noteworthy cocktail outfit.
9. Raoul Perforated Leather Shorts ($350) in Navy
Thanks to amazing pieces like these navy perforated leather shorts, Raoul has quickly become one of our favorite brands. We were immediately drawn to the shorts' sporty spirit and relaxed fit, and think they would look smart worn with a light-colored button-up shirt and a pair of oxfords for a summer afternoon soiree.-Jessica Baker


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LINCOLN ŌĆō In a spring season that has seen their son operate in a fishbowl and subjected to seemingly never-ending interactions with pro baseball scouts, Nick Zammarelli Jr. and wife Lisa have been with Lincoln High senior standout Nick III every step of the way.
The journey leading up to Major League BaseballŌĆÖs first-year player draft has been part eye-opener, part draining ordeal. Frequently, the player's dad has been forced to deal with endless questions from talent evaluators, all of them clamoring to know about Nick and what his future plans may entail.
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Now that all the heavy lifting is complete and the scouts have hunkered down in each teamŌĆÖs respective draft command post, the Zammarelli family can take a deep breath and exhale. All thatŌĆÖs left for Nick Jr., Lisa and Nick III to do is to play the waiting game and see where the chips fall in the 40-round draft exercise that concludes Saturday.
To say that the past two-plus months have been a wild and intense ride would be an understatement. Just about every Lincoln game this spring has featured a strong scouting presence, all of them not only on hand to evaluate Nick IIIŌĆÖs swing in person, but also to gain insight as to what kind of person he is on and off the field.
Nick Jr. traces the mad rush of regional scouts, cross checkers and directors back to last November when his boy was invited to a clinic sponsored by the New York Yankees in Canton, Mass. A number of teams were on hand, all of whom presented Nick III with questionnaires to fill out and send back.
The winter months included another workout before scouts in Syracuse and a visit by a scout from the Seattle Mariners; that served as a precursor regarding what was to come. The intrigue picked up during the LionsŌĆÖ preseason with one scout telling Nick Jr. what his teenager could expect come the teamŌĆÖs first game of the season, back on April 8.
ŌĆ£(He said) ŌĆśWhen you open up against Hendricken, theyŌĆÖll be 20 of us there.ŌĆÖ That just came out of nowhere,ŌĆØ shared Nick Jr., an LHS baseball standout himself who went on to enjoy a four-year career at Holy Cross. Presently heŌĆÖs an attorney in Pawtucket.
ŌĆ£The Seattle scout kind of predicted everything that would happen to Nick as far as how word would spread and dealing with teams that you had no idea were interested,ŌĆØ he continued.
The father adopted a creed that enabled him to watch his sonŌĆÖs games somewhat peacefully.
ŌĆ£IŌĆÖm not going to talk to them unless they talk to me. I understand that theyŌĆÖre doing a job, and I donŌĆÖt want to seem like an overzealous parent,ŌĆØ the elder Zammarelli stated. ŌĆ£What you find is they do want to talk to you and get as much information about your son as they can. The main thing you hear from every single scout is the maturity issue of an 18-year-old, and theyŌĆÖre going to gauge a parentŌĆÖs response. They want to know if I think Nick is ready.
ŌĆ£My wife and I would watch how Nick interacted with the pro guys and how he handled himself,ŌĆØ the father added. ŌĆ£ThereŌĆÖs no question that thereŌĆÖs pressure ŌĆō every time Nick stepped in the batterŌĆÖs box, scouts took cameras out ŌĆō but because he was able to handle that so well, we felt that he could handle turning pro after high school.ŌĆØ
Naturally, the phenomŌĆÖs parents had questions of their own about the belly of the beast that had taken hold of their son.
ŌĆ£Going into all this, our main concern was whether Nick was mature enough. Once we got by that, it shifted to what kind of setup that teams have for rookie ball,ŌĆØ said the elder Zammarelli. ŌĆ£Scouts will go out of their way to tell you that itŌĆÖs more of a college atmosphere where they will live in dorms. TheyŌĆÖre still getting paid because theyŌĆÖre professionals, but theyŌĆÖre not using money for food.ŌĆØ
The parents also wanted to get on record that Nick IIIŌĆÖs baseball future was secure ŌĆō he signed a letter-of-intent to attend North CarolinaŌĆÖs Elon University last November.
ŌĆ£You convey that college is a strong option unless thereŌĆÖs a better situation professionally,ŌĆØ says Zammarelli. ŌĆ£One of the things that I think Nick has realized throughout this whole process is that if this doesnŌĆÖt work out, his baseball career is not over. He has an opportunity to play at a strong Division I program.ŌĆØ
In an effort to curb the texts and calls Nick III would receive from scouts during school hours, the family hired an advisor. In Boston-based agent Joe Rosen, the Zammarellis empowered someone to get a better sense of the teams that were truly serious, and the ones that were simply kicking the tires.
ŌĆ£I had to take a step back because it was getting to the point where they were going to start asking about a signing bonus,ŌĆØ Zammarelli said. ŌĆ£From the first day, weŌĆÖve always kept in mind that Nick is 18 and in his final year of high school. You always remember your senior year no matter how old you are, and we didnŌĆÖt want him to look back and feel that he was under a lot of stress and pressure.ŌĆØ
In the meantime, Zammarelli Jr. was getting a crash course on draft nuances from Rosen, the onetime agent to ex-Red Sox relief pitcher Hideki Okajima.
ŌĆ£I had no idea about slot values or the other important terms that are used,ŌĆØ said Nick Jr. ŌĆ£The first night we met with Joe, he was at the house for three hours and covered everything.ŌĆØ
Now that the culmination of the process is at hand, Nick Jr. can reflect on all the batting practice sessions he tossed to his son this spring while the scouts hovered nearby. The father estimates that five MLB teams have Nick on their draft boards with another 10 also taking him under advisement.
Whatever the next step entails, the family can now look back and marvel at what a ride itŌĆÖs been.
ŌĆ£For me and his mom, it will be a big relief. For Nick, IŌĆÖm sure heŌĆÖll be excited,ŌĆØ said Nick Jr.View more articles in:


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yea! that would be the serial port. I did not know you could do systems calls in assembler - how cool! freaking rtxc RTOS there are no system calls while in assembler. i hate rtxc...
That's the same as the serial port, right? You just have to open /dev/ttyS0 (or whichever port you want) and write the string to the file just as I wrote it to stdout in this example. Or were you meaning something else?sure - how about moving "Hello World" out through the UART.
yea! that would be the serial port. I did not know you could do systems calls in assembler - how cool! freaking rtxc RTOS there are no system calls while in assembler. i hate rtxc...
It may help to know about registers. They're small memory cells in the processor ranging from 8 to 32 bit (and up to 80 bit in the floating point processor, there's probably a C identifier for 80 bit floating point numbers). Most of the smaller registers are a part of larger registers. For instance, ax is a 16 bit register. It's divided into two 8 bit registers: ah on the high side (most significant bits) and al on the low side. And ax is the low half of the 32 bit register eax. Are you following me? So if you didI don't know, maybe I am just a dumb goof, but that looks incredibly hard for such a simple proggy. I need to learn assembly, but it is such a different way of thinking than I am used to...from the looks of it it is obviously going to take a lot of time...
mov eax,012345678h # you always have to precede hex numbers with 0 in Nasm
then ax would be 5678h, ah would be 56h, and al would be 78h. Hopefully you understand that. Another thing you need to know is that you almost always have to have data in registers to manipulate it or store it somewhere. You can store values directly into memory and increment or decrement memory addresses, and transfer a memory address directly to a device, but those are about it. You must have values in registers to do math on them. Now I'll list the main registers with their functions. Note that although they have specific purposes, most of them can be used for ordinary stuff, like arithmetic operations.
Here are the main data registers. They're more commonly used for normal data manipulation than the others.
eax - Accumulator: always used as destination for some math operations.
ebx - Base register: used for some memory and port operations.
ecx - Count register: used for loops.
edx - Data register: no specific function that I can think of.
These are the pointers. The first one on each line is a segment register. It points to a large chunk of memory where something is. It's actually 16-bit but is used with the 32-bit processors as well as the 16-bit ones. The second one is a pointer register. It points to the specific spot. Segment registers cannot be altered directly or used in math operations. They are not very useful in 32 bit mode either.
ds:esi - source index pointer: specifies source address when moving strings.
es:edi - destination index pointer: take a guess.
ss:ebp - stack base pointer: points to the base of the stack.
ss:esp - stack pointer: points to the top of the stack.
cs:eip - program counter: points to the memory location where program is executing.
eflags - special register that holds boolean flags for certain conditions.
For the most part, the same as the 32-bit registers minus the first e in the name.
Ax, bx, cx, and dx are all divided into 8-bit registers. They all have h or l in place of the x depending on they're on the high side or low side. None of the other before-mentioned registers are divided like this.
That's it for the registers. I should make a tutorial on assembler. Here's a little program that finds the factorial of a number. It has no user interaction though, not even printing the results onto the screen. It doesn't even exit. It's more like a piece of a program.
Code:SEGMENT .data factor dd 0100h SEGMENT .text mov eax,01h # start eax as 1 mov ecx,[factor] # move contents of factor to ecx repz mul ecx # multiply ecx by eax (eax is always an operand and the destination of mul) until ecx = 0
I have no idea what rtxc or RTOS are. But for the record, assembler is equivelant to machine code. Anything you can possible program on a computer can be done in assembler. Furthermore, you may not realize this, but the header files for C and C++ are written in assembler. Some of them may not but they also #include some other file and when you go down the chain, you eventually get to assembler. You can't do any user interaction in C or C++ without including header files that have assembler in them. All you can do is define variables and manipulate them. I bet that if you grabbed header files from a Windows compiler and included them when compiling in gcc, you could create a .o file that could be linked in Windows to create a Windows executable. I would try it if I had Windows header files (and Windows for that matter). But for the record, the int command (interrupt) is used to make system calls.yea! that would be the serial port. I did not know you could do systems calls in assembler - how cool! freaking rtxc RTOS there are no system calls while in assembler. i hate rtxc...
rtxc is a real time OS (RTOS). assembly is needed quite frequently because the rtxc will go off in la la land unless things are executed in a certian way. obviously the kernel is written in assmebly, but many other calls which one may not expect are also written in assembly, to get any accurate delay loop it needs to be done in assbembly because of the overhead of the compiler and the pooky processor it is on. (mcore clocked at 16.8 MHz) .
I would write a 68HC11 program for this, but I realized that I don't know how to output a string to standard output without having to use C.
Otherwise, I could it by outputting it on the 68HC11 board, but that would be no challenge...
Why make it complicated when you can keep it simple!Code:#!/usr/bin/env ruby puts "Hello World!"
Assembly is fun, because you learn about the hardware at the same time and writing assembly code is much more efficient than having it generated by a compiler.
It's all about efficiency and time-critical apps, nobody really wants to code in assembly...unless they love (I do, but not enough to sacrifice time).
Depends who you code for. Most companies I know, if you ask them: "What's more important to you: price or efficiency?" will answer price. Since the time that costs the most is programmer time, assembly is losing popularity while languages where you can develop really fast (like Ruby and Python) are getting more and more popular. Plus, CPU's are faster and faster.Assembly is fun, because you learn about the hardware at the same time and writing assembly code is much more efficient than having it generated by a compiler.
It's all about efficiency and time-critical apps, nobody really wants to code in assembly...unless they love (I do, but not enough to sacrifice time).
size and space are very important. my boss would freak if i said 'lets do this in <insert interpertated language here>" . although in most cases C is the best thing to use. the compiled code is small and fast. i would like to see how "hello world" does in assembly as well as c in size and speed....


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Type: Bug
Status: Awaiting Feedback
Priority: Major
Resolution: Unresolved
Affects Version/s: 2.3.3, 2.4.6
Fix Version/s: None
Component/s: None
Environment:Mysql 5.1.66 / Symfony 2.2.1
For a parent class:
/** * @ORM\Entity * @ORM\Table(name="Base") * @ORM\InheritanceType("JOINED") * @ORM\DiscriminatorColumn(name="discr", type="string") * @ORM\DiscriminatorMap({"child1" = "Child1", "child2" = "Child2"}) */
and simple Child1 & Child2 entities.
With another entity (let's call it ExternalEntity) having a bidirectional OneToOne relation owned by Child1:
class Child1 extends Base { /** * @ORM\OneToOne(targetEntity="ExternalEntity", inversedBy="xxx") * @ORM\JoinColumn(onDelete="CASCADE", nullable=false) */ private theForeignKey; }
Enough for the context.
The symptoms:
removes the ExternalEntity row and the Child1 row. But a dangling row in the Base table is still there for the now inexistent Child1 instance.
Though, a manual delete of either the associated Child1 OR Base row and then the ExternalEntity works.
The problem with the cascading deletion of the parent seems to be only present when deleting through a MYSQL cascading delete from another row which has a foreign key on a child. (Not tested with a foreign key on the parent though)
I've got a similar problem but I have InheritanceType("SINGLE_TABLE") instead of JOINED.
Any updates on when this is getting fixed?
Maybe using
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to force the cascading process to be handled by doctrine would workaround the bug... But I prefer to have my DB do the logic work as much as possible.
The problem is that, the SQL model never explicitely tells the DB to delete the corresponding Base when Child1 gets removed. It looks like it is handled by the doctrine entity manager layer and not the actual DB engine (Base has no on delete cascade nor foreign key to its children).
So only doctrine can add the logic here because it knows the entity schema. But in this case, when it is deleted from another table, it looks like the special treatment is not triggered.
CREATE TABLE Base (id INT AUTO_INCREMENT NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY(id)) DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci ENGINE = InnoDB;
CREATE TABLE Child1 (id INT NOT NULL, foreignKey INT NOT NULL, UNIQUE INDEX UNIQ_179B6E88E992F5A (foreignKey), PRIMARY KEY(id)) DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_unicode_ci ENGINE = InnoDB;
ALTER TABLE Child1 ADD CONSTRAINT FK_179B6E88E992F5A FOREIGN KEY (foreignKey) REFERENCES ExternalEntity (id) ON DELETE CASCADE;
ALTER TABLE Child1 ADD CONSTRAINT FK_179B6E8BF396750 FOREIGN KEY (id) REFERENCES Base (id) ON DELETE CASCADE;
Can you show the CREATE TABLE and FOREIGN KEY statements of all the tables involved? It seems the cascade of the foreign keys is not propagated between multiple tables?


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