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AltOS 1.6 — TeleDongle v3.0 support and bug fixes
Bdale and I are pleased to announce the release of AltOS version 1.6.
AltOS is the core of the software for all of the Altus Metrum products. It consists of firmware for our cc1111, STM32L151, STMF042, LPC11U14 and ATtiny85 based electronics and Java-based ground station software.
This is a major release of AltOS, including support for our new TeleDongle v3.0 board and a selection of bug fixes
AltOS Firmware — TeleDongle v3.0 added along with some fixes
Our updated ground station, TeleDongle v3.0, works just like the original TeleDongle, but is an all-new design:
CC1200 radio chip is about 5dB more sensitive than TeleDongle's CC1111.
LPC11U14 CPU can be reprogrammed over the USB link.
AltOS Bug Fixes
We also fixed a few bugs in the firmware:
Make sure the startup flight computer beeps are consistent. Sometimes, it was taking long enough to beep out the battery voltage that the flight computer state was changing in the middle, causing a bit of confusion.
Change TeleDongle's LED indicators during telemetry reception. The green LED blinks on successful packet reception, and the red LED blinks when a packet with an invalid checksum is received.
The SPI driver used in both TeleDongle v3 and TeleGPS has been rewritten to avoid locking up under heavy CPU load. If you've got a TeleGPS board, you'll want to reflash with new firmware.
AltosUI and TeleGPS applications
A few minor new features are in this release
AltosUI can now compute and display tilt angle when graphing eeprom log data from TeleMega and EasyMega.
The AltosUI tool window is shown when starting with a data file. This way, when you double-click on a file in the file manager, you'll get the whole AltosUI interface, rather than just the graphing window.
At the end of replaying an old log file, stick 'done' in the Age field so you can tell the recording is over.
Bug Fixes
There are a bunch of minor bug fixes, including the usual collection of attempts to make stuff behave better on Windows platforms.
Use a different Windows API to discover USB device ids. This works better on my new HP Windows 7 machine. Maybe it will work better for other people too?
Look in more places in the Windows registry to try and find the installed Java version. It appears that the default Java download from Oracle is a 32-bit version? In any case, that version sticks its install information in a different spot in the registry.
Fix file associations on Windows when Java isn't installed in the system root.
Make 'Scan Channels' work better with new AltOS firmware which only reports device configuration information once ever five seconds.
Altus Metrum's 2014 Black Friday Event
BLACK FOREST, Colorado USA
Altus Metrum announces two special offers for "Black Friday" 2014.
We are pleased to announce that both TeleMetrum and TeleMega will be back in stock and available for shipment before the end of November. To celebrate this, any purchase of a TeleMetrum, TeleMega, or EasyMega board will include, free of charge, one each of our 160, 400, and 850 mAh Polymer Lithium Ion batteries and a free micro USB cable!
- http://shop.gag.com/black-friday/bf-easymega.html
- http://shop.gag.com/black-friday/bf-telemega.html
- http://shop.gag.com/black-friday/bf-telemetrum.html
To celebrate NAR's addition of our 1.9 gram recording altimeter, MicroPeak, to the list of devices approved for use in contests and records, and help everyone get ready for NARAM 2015's altitude events, purchase 4 MicroPeak boards and we'll throw in a MicroPeak USB adapter for free!
These deals will be available from 00:00 Friday, 28 November 2014 through 23:59 Monday, 1 December, 2014. Only direct sales through our web store at http://shop.gag.com are included; no other discounts apply.
Find more information on all Altus Metrum products at http://altusmetrum.org.
Thank you for your continued support of Altus Metrum in 2014. We continue to work on more cool new products, and look forward to meeting many of you on various flight lines in 2015!
Neil Anderson Flies EasyMega to 118k' At BALLS 23
Altus Metrum would like to congratulate Neil Anderson and Steve Cutonilli on the success the two stage rocket, "A Money Pit", which flew on Saturday the 20th of September on an N5800 booster followed by an N1560 sustainer.
"A Money Pit" used two Altus Metrum EasyMega flight computers in the sustainer, each one configured to light the sustainer motor and deploy the drogue and main parachutes.
Safely Staged After a 7 Second Coast
After the booster burned out, the rocket coasted for 7 seconds to 250m/s, at which point EasyMega was programmed to light the sustainer. As a back-up, a timer was set to light the sustainer 8 seconds after the booster burn-out. In both cases, the sustainer ignition would have been inhibited if the rocket had tilted more than 20° from vertical. During the coast, the rocket flew from 736m to 3151m, with speed going from 422m/s down to 250m/s.
This long coast, made safe by EasyMega's quaternion-based tilt sensor, allowed this flight to reach a spectacular altitude.
Apogee Determined by Accelerometer
Above 100k', the MS5607 barometric sensor is out of range. However, as you can see from the graph, the barometric sensor continued to return useful data. EasyMega doesn't expect that to work, and automatically switched to accelerometer-only apogee determination mode.
Because off-vertical flight will under-estimate the time to apogee when using only an accelerometer, the EasyMega boards were programmed to wait for 10 seconds after apogee before deploying the drogue parachute. That turned out to be just about right; the graph shows the barometric data leveling off right as the apogee charges fired.
Fast Descent in Thin Air
Even with the drogue safely fired at apogee, the descent rate rose to over 200m/s in the rarefied air of the upper atmosphere. With increasing air density, the airframe slowed to 30m/s when the main parachute charge fired at 2000m. The larger main chute slowed the descent further to about 16m/s for landing.
AltOS 1.5 — EasyMega support, features and bug fixes
Bdale and I are pleased to announce the release of AltOS version 1.5.
AltOS is the core of the software for all of the Altus Metrum products. It consists of firmware for our cc1111, STM32L151, LPC11U14 and ATtiny85 based electronics and Java-based ground station software.
This is a major release of AltOS, including support for our new EasyMega board and a host of new features and bug fixes
AltOS Firmware — EasyMega added, new features and fixes
Our new flight computer, EasyMega, is a TeleMega without any radios:
9 DoF IMU (3 axis accelerometer, 3 axis gyroscope, 3 axis compass).
Orientation tracking using the gyroscopes (and quaternions, which are lots of fun!)
Four fully-programmable pyro channels, in addition to the usual apogee and main channels.
AltOS Changes
We've made a few improvements in the firmware:
The APRS secondary station identifier (SSID) is now configurable by the user. By default, it is set to the last digit of the serial number.
Continuity of the four programmable pyro channels on EasyMega and TeleMega is now indicated via the beeper. Four tones are sent out after the continuity indication for the apogee and main channels with high tones indicating continuity and low tones indicating an open circuit.
Configurable telemetry data rates. You can now select among 38400 (the previous value, and still the default), 9600 or 2400 bps. To take advantage of this, you'll need to reflash your TeleDongle or TeleBT.
AltOS Bug Fixes
We also fixed a few bugs in the firmware:
TeleGPS had separate flight logs, one for each time the unit was turned on. Turning the unit on to test stuff and turning it back off would consume one of the flight log 'slots' on the board; once all of the slots were full, no further logging would take place. Now, TeleGPS appends new data to an existing single log.
Increase the maximum computed altitude from 32767m to 2147483647m. Back when TeleMetrum v1.0 was designed, we never dreamed we'd be flying to 100k' or more. Now that's surprisingly common, and so we've increased the size of the altitude data values to fit modern rocketry needs.
Continuously evaluate pyro firing condition during delay period. The previous firmware would evaluate the pyro firing requirements, and once met, would delay by the indicated amount and then fire the channel. If the conditions had changed state, the channel would still fire. Now, the conditions are continuously evaluated during the delay period and if they change state, the event is suppressed.
Allow negative values in the pyro configuration. Now you can select a negative speed to indicate a descent rate or a negative acceleration value to indicate acceleration towards the ground.
AltosUI and TeleGPS — EasyMega support, OS integration and more
The AltosUI and TeleGPS applications have a few changes for this release:
EasyMega support. That was a simple matter of adapting the existing TeleMega support.
Added icons for our file types, and hooked up the file manager so that AltosUI, TeleGPS and/or MicroPeak are used to view any of our data files.
Configuration support for APRS SSIDs, and telemetry data rates.
AltOS 1.4.1 — Fix ups for 1.4
Bdale and I are pleased to announce the release of AltOS version 1.4.1.
AltOS is the core of the software for all of the Altus Metrum products. It consists of firmware for our cc1111, STM32L151, LPC11U14 and ATtiny85 based electronics and Java-based ground station software.
This is a minor release of AltOS, incorporating a small handful of build and install issues. No new features have been added, and the only firmware change was to make sure that updated TeleMetrum v2.0 firmware is included in this release.
AltOS — TeleMetrum v2.0 firmware included
AltOS version 1.4 shipped without updated firmware for TeleMetrum v2.0. There are a couple of useful new features and bug fixes in that version, so if you have a TeleMetrum v2.0 board with older firmware, you should download this release and update it.
AltosUI and TeleGPS — Signed Windows Drivers, faster maps downloading
We finally figured out how to get our Windows drivers signed making it easier for Windows 7 and 8 users to install our software and use our devices.
Also for Windows users, we've fixed the Java version detection so that if you have Java 8 already installed, AltOS and TeleGPS won't try to download Java 7 and install that. We also fixed the Java download path so that if you have no Java installed, we'll download a working version of Java 6 instead of using an invalid Java 7 download URL.
Finally, for everyone, we fixed maps downloading to use the authorized Google API key method for getting map tiles. This makes map downloading faster and more reliable.
Thanks for flying with Altus Metrum!
TeleGPS Battery Life
I charged up one of the "160mAh" batteries that we sell. (The ones we've got now are labeled 200mAh; the 160mAh rating is something like a minimum that we expect to be able to ever get at that size.)
I connected the battery to a TeleGPS board, hooked up a telemetry monitoring setup on my laptop and set the device in the window of my office. This let me watch the battery voltage through the day without interrupting my other work. Of course, because the telemetry was logged to a file, I've now got a complete plot of the voltage data:
It looks like a pretty typical lithium polymer discharge graph; slightly faster drop from the 4.1V full charge voltage down to about 3.9V, then a gradual drop to 3.65 at which point it starts to dive as the battery is nearly discharged.
Because we run the electronics at 3.3V, and the LDO has a dropout of about 100mV, it's best if the battery stays above 3.4V. That occurred at around 21500 seconds of run time, or almost exactly six hours.
We also have an "850mAh" battery in the shop; I'd expect that to last a bit more than four times as long, or about a day. Maybe I'll get bored enough at some point to hook one up and verify that guess.
AltOS 1.4 — TeleGPS support, features and bug fixes
Bdale and I are pleased to announce the release of AltOS version 1.4.
AltOS is the core of the software for all of the Altus Metrum products. It consists of firmware for our cc1111, STM32L151, LPC11U14 and ATtiny85 based electronics and Java-based ground station software.
This is a major release of AltOS, including support for our new TeleGPS board and a host of new features and bug fixes
AltOS Firmware — TeleGPS added, new features and fixes
Our new tracker, TeleGPS, works quite differently than a flight computer
Starts tracking and logging at power-on
Disables RF and logging only when connected to USB
Doesn't log position when it isn't moving for a long time.
TeleGPS transmits our digital telemetry protocol, APRS and radio direction finding beacons.
For TeleMega, we've made the firing time for the additional pyro channels (A-D) configurable, in case the default (50ms) isn't long enough.
AltOS Beeping Changes
The three-beep startup tones have been replaced with a report of the current battery voltage. This is nice on all of the board, but particularly useful with EasyMini which doesn't have the benefit of telemetry reporting its state.
We also changed the other state tones to "Farnsworth" spacing. This makes them all faster, and easier to distinguish from the numeric reports of voltage and altitude.
Finally, we've added the ability to change the frequency of the beeper tones. This is nice when you have two Altus Metrum flight computers in the same ebay and want to be able to tell the beeps apart.
AltOS Bug Fixes
Fixed a bug which prevented you from using TeleMega's extra pyro channel 'Flight State After' configuration value.
AltOS 1.3.2 on TeleMetrum v2.0 and TeleMega would reset the flight number to 2 after erasing flights; that's been fixed.
AltosUI — New Maps, igniter tab and a few fixes
With TeleGPS tracks now potentially ranging over a much wider area than a typical rocket flight, the Maps interface has been updated to include zooming and multiple map styles. It also now uses less memory, which should make it work on a wider range of systems.
For TeleMega, we've added an 'Igniter' tab to the flight monitor interface so you can check voltages on the extra pyro channels before pushing the button.
We're hoping that the new Maps interface will load and run on machines with limited memory for Java applications; please let us know if this changes anything for you.
TeleGPS — All new application just for TeleGPS
While TeleGPS shares the same telemetry and data logging capabilities as all of the Altus Metrum flight computers, its use as a tracker is expected to be both broader and simpler than the rocketry-specific systems. We've build a custom TeleGPS application that incorporates the mapping and data visualization aspects of AltosUI, but eliminates all of the rocketry-specific flight state tracking.
Java Sound on Linux
I'm often in the position of having my favorite Java program (AltosUI) unable to make any sounds. Here's a history of the various adventures I've had.
Java and PulseAudio ALSA support
When we started playing with Java a few years ago, we discovered that if PulseAudio were enabled, Java wouldn't make any sound. Presumably, that was because the ALSA emulation layer offered by PulseAudio wasn't capable of supporting Java.
The fix for that was to make sure pulseaudio would never run. That's harder than it seems; pulseaudio is like the living dead; rising from the grave every time you kill it. As it's nearly impossible to install any desktop applications without gaining a bogus dependency on pulseaudio, the solution that works best is to make sure dpkg never manages to actually install the program with dpkg-divert:
# dpkg-divert --rename /usr/bin/pulseaudio
With this in place, Java was a happy camper for a long time.
Java and PulseAudio Native support
More recently, Java has apparently gained some native PulseAudio support in some fashion. Of course, I couldn't actually get it to work, even after running the PulseAudio daemon but some kind Debian developer decided that sound should be broken by default for all Java applications and selected the PulseAudio back-end in the Java audio configuration file.
Fixing that involved learning about said Java audio configuration file and then applying patch to revert the Debian packaging damage.
$ cat /usr/lib/jvm/java-7-openjdk-amd64/jre/lib/sound.properties
You can see the PulseAudio mistakes at the top of that listing, with the corrected native interface settings at the bottom.
Java and single-open ALSA drivers
It used to be that ALSA drivers could support multiple applications having the device open at the same time. Those with hardware mixing would use that to merge the streams together; those without hardware mixing might do that in the kernel itself. While the latter is probably not a great plan, it did make ALSA a lot more friendly to users.
My new laptop is not friendly, and returns EBUSY when you try to open the PCM device more than once.
After downloading the jdk and alsa library sources, I figured out that Java was trying to open the PCM device multiple times when using the standard Java sound API in the simplest possible way. I thought I was going to have to fix Java, when I figured out that ALSA provides user-space mixing with the 'dmix' plugin. I enabled that on my machine and now all was well.
$ cat /etc/asound.conf
pcm.!default {
type plug
slave.pcm "dmixer"
pcm.dmixer {
type dmix
ipc_key 1024
slave {
pcm "hw:1,0"
period_time 0
period_size 1024
buffer_size 4096
rate 44100
bindings {
0 0
1 1
ctl.dmixer {
type hw
card 1
ctl.!default {
type hw
card 1
As you can see, my sound card is not number 0, it's number 1, so if your card is a different number, you'll have to adapt as necessary.
MicroPeak Approved for NAR Contests
The NAR Contest Board has approved MicroPeak for use in contests requiring a barometric altimeter starting on the 1st of April, 2014. You can read the announcement message on the contestRoc Yahoo message board here:
Contest Board Approves New Altimeter
The message was sent out on the 30th of January, but there is a 90 day waiting period after the announcement has been made before you can use MicroPeak in a contest, so the first date approved for contest flights is April 1. After that date, you should see MicroPeak appear in Appendix G of the pink book, which lists the altimeters approved for contest use
Thanks much to the NAR contest board and all of the fliers who helped get MicroPeak ready for this!
AltOS 1.3.2 — Bug fixes and improved APRS support
Bdale and I are pleased to announce the release of AltOS version 1.3.2.
AltOS is the core of the software for all of the Altus Metrum products. It consists of firmware for our cc1111, STM32L151, LPC11U14 and ATtiny85 based electronics and Java-based ground station software.
This is a minor release of AltOS, including bug fixes for TeleMega, TeleMetrum v2.0 and AltosUI .
AltOS Firmware — GPS Satellite reporting and APRS improved
Firmware version 1.3.1 has a bug on TeleMega when it has data from more than 12 GPS satellites. This causes buffer overruns within the firmware. 1.3.2 limits the number of reported satellites to 12.
APRS now continues to send the last known good GPS position, and reports GPS lock status and number of sats in view in the APRS comment field, along with the battery and igniter voltages.
AltosUI — TeleMega GPS Satellite, GPS max height and Fire Igniters
AltosUI was crashing when TeleMega reported that it had data from more than 12 satellites. While the TeleMega firmware has been fixed to never do that, AltosUI also has a fix in case you fly a TeleMega board without updated firmware.
GPS max height is now displayed in the flight statistics. As the u-Blox GPS chips now provide accurate altitude information, we've added the maximum height as computed by GPS here.
Fire Igniters now uses the letters A through D to label the extra TeleMega pyro channels instead of the numbers 0-3.


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WDYT of the name Amy?
a bit 80s for me. i do however like it as a mn... but spelled Aimee.
Yva in Love with my other half R.P.B.
and Spoiling my God babies <3
I think it is due for a comeback. It's a pretty name. It also happens to fit the sounds of the current Kasey, Abby, Ellie trend, which makes it seem more "up-to-date."
I also prefer the spelling Amy, as Aimee is "em-AY" (French for "liked" or "loved" -- feminine), and, IMO, looks ridiculous is pronounced the same as Amy.
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-- Bilingual Russian-English OPOL family
-- DDs Anastasia Lydia (2/2003) and Maria Veronica (6/2006)
While I know a lot of Amys in my generation, I can't think of a single one that is young or a baby. So like pp said, it's due for a comeback.
~ Tyson
SAHM to Jake�Oct '06�and�Evan Dec '08
I don't think it is ready for a comeback, yet. Name cycles are usually much longer than one generation. When all of those Amys we grew up with are great-grandmothers it will be back in vogue.
Of course, the previous paragraph assumes you care anything at all about the prevailing name styles. If you don't care if the name will seem a little bland and dated to people in our generation, then Amy is instantly recognizable, easy to spell and pronounce, and not so popular that there will be two or three in each grade at school.
~ Lora
I think this name is nice but having grown up with tons of them I am not so sure its ready yet to re-emerge. I also love it as a NN to Amelia. Just a thought.
I know an Amy who just turned two this weekend. When I first heard her name, I didn't think much of it but now that I know her and I know a lot of other little girls, I find it really cute and refreshing. It's pretty simple and straight to the point but manages to sound feminine and upbeat too. I don't think I'd ever use it because I know too many Amys my age and I find it a bit informal, but I guess I wouldn't mind if I ended up with a grandbaby named Amy someday!
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My daughter has a 3 year old friend named Alice, though.
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I don't like it at all. It's very dated to me. I was born in the 70's and went to school with a bunch of Amy's.. never liked it then either.
Alexandra & Catherine's Mom
It would be far less common in a baby born today. It would be like seeing a newborn named Jennifer. It may be actually kind of refreshing.
Momma to four little girls and one little fella.
And a new boy Sept 2015.
I don't love it . . . but that's because my name is Amie! I have only ever met a handful of other who spell it like mine.
-Amie, mom to my beautiful Jadon (1/05), my Chinese charmer Eli (5/06,) and my Congolese cuties Micah (3/07) and Asher (8/10)

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Senate approves enhanced U.S.-Israel cooperation bill
The U.S. Senate unanimously approved a bill that would further enhance U.S.-Israel ties. More ▸
The U.S. Senate unanimously approved a bill that would further enhance U.S.-Israel ties. More ▸
The U.S. State Department is working to make tourist visas available for as many Israelis as possible, especially young people, U.S. Ambassador to Israel Dan Shapiro said. More ▸
The United States and Israel are creating a working group to help Israel advance toward joining the visa waiver program. More ▸
Discrimination against visiting Arab-Americans is the primary reason Israel is not eligible for a program allowing Israeli tourists in to the United States without visas, the Obama administration said. More ▸
Are young Israelis asking to travel to the United States seeking a post-army break, or are they on their way to peddle Dead Sea products? More ▸
Israel's embassy in Washington exchanged letters with a group of U.S. Congressmen who sought answers about the treatment of Arab and Muslim Americans at Israel's borders. More ▸
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Mike Richards the hockey player basically grew up in Philadelphia. He was the centerpiece around which the Flyers were built, their captain by the time he was 23 years old. The next Bobby Clarke, they dubbed him.
Then came last summer, when he was unceremoniously shipped out of town like a package at FedEx. The Flyers had seen the light, and that was the importance of goaltending and defense.
As a result, Richards and his $69 million contract that took effect in 2008-09 were sent to Los Angeles for Wayne Simmonds, Brayden Schenn and cap flexibility. On Saturday night, he'll return to Philly a King. Funny enough, he's back in Philadelphia for a game before even playing in his new home in L.A.
Inquiring minds want to know; what will it be like returning to an arena he once called home, just now as a visitor?
"I try not to think about it as much as possible," Richards said after Thursday's morning skate before the Kings' 2-1 shootout loss to the Devils. "It will be an exciting night once I get there.
"I expect to be nervous. I think that being on the opposite side playing against a lot of great friends ... I spent a lot of time there, a lot of great friends. It was an organization that game me an opportunity to come in the league. I think it's going to be nice to get it over with and turn the page."
Not to mention it's a pretty darn good game, too. Richards just adds some extra theater to it. But when we are looking at the matchup at hand, we have two genuine Stanley Cup contenders here. Los Angeles received one vote to represent the West from the CBSSports.com preseason picks. With Richards' addition, they have two All-Star worthy centers to go with a good young defense.
Philadelphia didn't have as many believers beore the season began, but that was just because nobody truly knew what to expect. If early returns are any indication, however, shipping Richards and fellow young star Jeff Carter (to Columbus) seems to have put in motion a great base behind goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov. The Flyers are 3-0-0 and have only surrendered five goals.
So yes, from a hockey standpoint, it's a marquee matchup. There's plenty of intrigue from that standpoint alone. But the homecoming King who scored 133 goals and 350 points in a Flyers sweater is the focal point.
"When you think of Mike Richards you think of Philadelphia, so this is certainly a big event for him and for the fans," Kings assistant coach John Stevens said.
You never can be sure with the notorious Philadelphia fans, but I'd expect to see a king's welcome (seriously, that pun wasn't intended) for Richards, at least at first. Once he scores or assists on any L.A. goal, they will treat him the same as any other opponent.
"I enjoyed playing in front of them every night and was excited to play in front of them," he said. "And I will be excited to play in front of them on Saturday."
Homeward bound
There are still seven teams that have yet to play their home-openers, but a few will finally take to the home ice this weekend. The Sabres will return to Buffalo to face the Carolina Hurricanes on Friday night after a very successful trip to Europe. The city is so jacked up for Sabres hockey right now, that place (who knows what name the arena is going by now?) will be rocking.
Anaheim is also back Stateside after exploring Europe. The Ducks host the Sharks, who have somehow only played one game up to this point.
The Florida Panthers will debut their new all-red arena (and their red jerseys) against the instrastate rival Lightning on Saturday night. The two will play a home-and-home that concludes on Monday with the Bolts showing off their revamped arena for the first time.
The New York Rangers and Kings will remain as road warriors for a bit longer. L.A. doesn't return home until the 18th while New York is traveling all the way until October. 27 when it hosts Toronto at a slightly renovated Madison Square Garden.
Jets past and present
The one other team that has yet to play a game in front of the home crowd, Phoenix, will do so on Saturday. It should be interesting, too.
The Coyotes will host the Jets in what is instantly an awkward rivalry. It sort of feels like domestic abuse. The former Jets who are now the Coyotes meet the current Jets who were once the Thrashers. There is no real animosity to speak of between the two teams, but a lot of folks in the 'Peg still hold a grudge against the Coyotes, even if they have a team back to help close that wound.
Here's the oddity of the weekend: Shane Doan will play against his former team even though he has never left the organization that drafted him. Huh? Of course we're taking some liberties with relocation here, but Doan is originally a Jet, playing 74 games in Winnipeg before moving to Phoenix and becoming a career Coyote.
S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y night!
You just have to love Saturday's in the NHL. You are almost always guaranteed your favorite team will be playing, but if not, you will have plenty of other games to choose from. This Saturday, 28 of the league's 30 teams will be in action.
Only the Hurricanes and the Ducks have the night off.
Still standing
There are still are still six teams in the NHL that have yet to lose (yes, I'm counting OT losses as losses, imagine that). The Flyers, Sabres, Maple Leafs, Capitals, Red Wings and Sharks all remain unblemished. In the case of the Sharks and Sabres, they'll have to do double duty to remain perfect come Monday.
Best chance for a loss? Have to think it's Buffalo in Pittsburgh with Detroit visiting the Wild next on the list.
On the flip side
Of course, there are still some teams looking for a win, too. The Rangers, Jets and Blue Jackets are yet to experience the thrill of victory. In the case of the Jets, they remain pointless going into the weekend.
Fun with numbers
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Judas of Galilee, or Judas of Gamala, was a Jewish leader who led an armed resistance to the census imposed for Roman tax purposes by Quirinius in Iudaea Province around 6 AD.[1] The revolt was crushed brutally by the Romans. These events are discussed by Josephus in The Jewish War and in Antiquities of the Jews and mentioned in the Acts of the Apostles.
Judas and Zealotry[edit]
In Antiquities of the Jews, Josephus states that Judas, along with Zadok the Pharisee, founded the "fourth sect" of 1st century Judaism [2] (the first three being the Sadducees, the Pharisees, and the Essenes). Josephus blamed this fourth sect, which he called the Zealots, for the First Jewish–Roman War of 66-73 AD, although some modern scholars[who?] think they were actually different groups. The Zealots were a group of theocratic nationalists who preached that God alone was the ruler of Israel and urged that no taxes should be paid to Rome.[citation needed]
Josephus does not relate the death of Judas, although he does report that Judas' sons James and Simon were executed by procurator Tiberius Julius Alexander in about 46 AD.[3] He also reports that Menahem ben Judah, one of the early leaders of the Jewish Revolt in 66 AD, was Judas' "son", but most scholars doubt this. Menahem may have been Judas' grandson, however.[4] Menahem's cousin, Eleazar ben Ya'ir, then escaped to the fortress of Masada where he became a leader of the last defenders against the Roman Empire.
Judas is referred to in Acts of the Apostles, in which a speech by Gamaliel, a member of the Sanhedrin, identifies Theudas and Judas as examples of failed Messianic movements, and suggests that the movement emerging in the name of Jesus of Nazareth could similarly fail.[5]
See also[edit]
- ^ Raymond Brown, An Adult Christ at Christmas: Essays on the Three Biblical Christmas Stories, Matthew 2 and Luke 2 by Raymond E. Brown (Liturgical Press, 1978), page 17.
- ^ Flavius Josephus, Antiquities Book 18 Chapter 1
- ^ Flavius Josephus, Antiquities 20.5.2 102
- ^ Messianic claimants (12) Menahem
- ^ Acts 5:37


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She's good looking and all, but her obnoxious factor takes her down four notches.
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>On 12/29/02 Greg Shipley wrote:
>Over the past six years Neohapsis Labs has been testing products in the
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>Computing magazine. Year after year we learn from our successes, and
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All - I have remained silent on this list for years. I am interested in
helping mature an Industry. That is what ICSA Labs does and IDS has been one
of my responsibilities since early 1999. After cutting through the stinging
criticism and saber rattling, I have chosen to respond only to the paragraph
above. Any vendor that knows the ICSA Labs testing methodology knows that
for over ten years we have perfected pass/fail certification testing with
evolving test methodology and criteria. We did this when everyone else
argued that it was the wrong approach. This is the standard, and it is in
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>[edit] Don't get me wrong, I think there is a huge need for 3rd-party
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>IMHO, there are some fronts to this that are REALLY important on. For
example, I've heard that the ICSA team is working on >IPSEC *compliance* and
interoperability testing. Ok, that's huge, as anyone who has worked with
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much good some of these certifications (like the >firewall one) really do.
Ultimately, does this type of "branding" help provide for a false sense of
security? [end]
The problem, clearly stated by Greg, is whether people are being misled. The
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different network types. ICSA Labs has never mirrored the 1999 Neohapsis
test, nor will we - it was flawed. We have built a real network to test
NIDS. We have always used working exploits that are targeting a victim
machine that is vulnerable to each specific attack. We have also included
the first false positive test...ever. You may be a bit beyond, however, your
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may have gone farther in terms of performance but you yourself have admitted
errors caused by the pace. This is where people have been misled. They read
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ICSA Labs NIDS testing and certification has excelled and IMNSHO will never
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The product is overall great but the dimensions are actually 12 inches by 12 inches not 10 inches by 10 inches like it says.
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Photo makes them look similar to that brand but they're larger.
The description says there are two each 10"x10" cubes. This is NOT CORRECT! There is one 12"x12" and one 8"x8". They are cute but I am disasspointed in the inaccurate description.
I got these and the toy chest a few weeks ago. They are super cute and very useful. They were more expensive than plain non disney characters but the couple of dollars more was well worth the excitement on my sons face. And the best part is he now picks up his toys without being asked
I have 1 1/2 year old twin boys that LOVE Mickey Mouse. I knew these storage cubes were a must for their new playroom. Great to toss all their little blocks, balls, etc. for quick organization. Excellent value, sturdy product.
Very happy with this purchase and the babies LOVE them.
These cubes are nice and large and very colorful in person. They fit nicely into the Ikea Expedit Cubbies (about an inch too small but they mostly fill it up) -- they will not fit in the smaller Closetmaid ones --
I love these storage bins they are cute for the kids it's easy to teach clean up and when they are out of the turtle stay they flatten up to store away
I have owned many of these types of cubicles and these are made with heavier material and have handles on the sides and a good size too
I bought these bins to store toys in my daughters 9-cubbie organizer. They are 1/2 inch shorter than the cubes it is designed to hold, but work just as well. They are very cute and match the rest of the TinkerBell items in her room. They are a great value, because other brands of comperable quality sell for around $8 each. These bins have handles on both front and back which makes it easier to carry then to another area of her room. I hightly recommend them!
Nice quality and very cute.
I purchased these two storage bins for my 18 month old daughters room. Its great & efficient for small to medium toys. Its saves space for her to run & enjoy the extra room in her play area. I'm about to place another two. Happy & satisfied mom
These are really cute and go perfectly in my daughter's Sofia the first room. My only problem is one split at the seam on the bottom within a few days of buying it. It was an easy fix, I just wish they would have been made a little better. Still I will be buying at least one more set and would still recommend them especially if your child is a little older (mine is only 2 so I am sure they got a little extra abuse). Overall I am happy with my purchase.
Description says 10x10 and it's a 12x12 so it doesn't fit in the storage cube shelves. Enough people have commented on this so maybe someone should change it already! I'm just sorry I didn't read the reviews first.


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I am officially in awe of Tara. She has learned a lot from Gemma and now the student has surpassed the master. Tara has really shown a dark, ruthless side of herself this episode that won't be fooled anymore by Gemma and their mother-daughter bond which seems to be falling apart.
Jay finally knows the truth after four seasons. I admit I expected more rage from him but maybe why he didn't rage a lot when learning the truth is because on some level, he may have known or suspected Clay of being capable of this sort of thing once the pieces of those events like his father's "accident", the mechanic's death, and Clay's opposition to a gun-free direction for the club came together.
Will Jax finally kill Clay?
How would Tara react if Jax doesn't decide to leave Charming?
These are the two questions swirling in my mind after tonight's episode and will keep on swirling until next Tuesday.
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More significantly, the percentage of mobile employees using Apple's iPhone climbed to 45%--well ahead of the 32% of mobile professionals using Research In Motion's BlackBerry smartphones. Apple's share bounced up significantly from 31.1% last year, while RIM's declined only slightly from 35% last year.
Android, meanwhile, doubled its share of the mobile professional market to 21% -- putting it ahead of Nokia's Symbian platform.
iPass attributes the rise in smartphone usage and the iPhone's big leap over BlackBerrys to the growing prevalence of "bring your own device" policies being adopted by enterprises. iPass notes that personal smartphones account for 42% of the smartphones in the workplace, up from 34% last year. That means more than four out of 10 mobile workers are providing their own smartphones for business use. Work-provisioned smartphones dropped from 66% to 58% of the total number of smartphones used in the enterprise.
[Learn how to lock down the flood of BYOD smartphones in the enterprise. See the Pocket Guide To Securing Mobile Devices.]
"Today's mobile employees are critical to the success of every enterprise, contributing 240 more work hours a year than their non-mobile counterparts. Connectivity is essential because work is no longer where you go but what you do," said Evan Kaplan, president and CEO of iPass, in the report. "While increasing iPhone usage in the workplace was inevitable, this is the tipping point when the iPhone has overcome the Blackberry on its traditional enterprise turf, and business smartphones are in the hands of nearly every knowledge worker."
But all this connectivity comes at a cost.
The Mobile Workforce Report found that mobile workers have become addicted to their devices, losing sleep, and skipping exercise and other events in order to stay on top of things. Six out of 10 workers admit that they would feel "disoriented, distraught, or lonely" if their smartphone were taken away from them for a week.
A startling 33% of mobile employees claim to be sleeping less due to work, and 25% say they sleep fewer than six hours per night. Also, 60% of mobile employees report not exercising at all due to their connectivity to work.
IT hopefully sees the same thing that iPass did--mobile employees see themselves as highly proficient when it comes to technology. This means 81% of them are calling the helpdesk only as a last resort when facing the most dire straits. (Is this true, IT workers? Can you corroborate?)
The number of tablets being used by mobile employees has jumped, too, climbing from 33% in the second quarter of 2011 to 44% in the third quarter. That's amazing penetration for tablets, which have really only come to the fore in the last 19 months.


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Park View community residents who rebuked Rockwood's annexation efforts can celebrate.
This week, Rockwood City Council unanimously approved a first reading of an ordinance to withdraw its pending annexation.
At Monday's meeting, Mayor James Watts referred questions as to what brought this change of events to city attorney Elmer Rich.
The Rockwood City Council had met in executive session with Rich prior to the meeting. Now the issue is on a special-called meeting agenda on Monday, Oct. 10, at 6:30 p.m.
Maurice Greif celebrated Rosh Hashana at sundown Wednesday.
Rosh Hashana represents the Day of Creation, the Rockwood resident explained.
"It's a happier occasion," Greif said. According to the Jewish faith, it's the day God passes judgment on everyone's past behaviors in the Book of Life.
"To honor it, the shofar is blown, a trumpet of a ram's horn, which will blow on judgment day," he said.
Greif, 87, quietly celebrated the 5,772nd Jewish New Year by reading his prayer book at sundown.
Often it is said that the early bird catches the worm. Whether it be walking at the fog-engulfed lake or enjoying a warm cup of coffee, there's much to see and do in the early morning hours.
Tennessee's 2011 deer archery-only season opened across the state on Saturday morning, according to the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency.
The archery season dates in all deer hunting units are the same. Dates are: Sept. 24 – Oct. 28, Oct. 31 – Nov. 4.
Roane County Park will be the site of the James Yelton III disc golf tournament on Saturday, Oct. 15.
Registration for the tournament is 9 a.m. with the action starting at 10 a.m.
Greg Martin, of Oliver Springs, recently won the Crate Late Model feature race at Smoky Mountain Speedway.
Martin led all 25 laps in picking up the victory.
The stretch run of the 2011 season begins Friday night as all five Roane County teams will be in action against district opponents.
One of East Tennessee's most popular festivals returns Oct. 1 with an all-star line-up of activities.
Originally started in 1949 by the Rockwood Business Club (now Rockwood Merchants Association) as the Trade Days Festival, the annual Rockwood Fall Festival now boasts an array of activities, pageants, entertainment, craft vendors and something to satisfy everyone's taste.
Special music artists will be onstage at Homecoming Park throughout the day.
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Is there a rumor you've heard that you would like to track down? Is there something in the city — like playground equipment or a pothole — that needs to be fixed? Rick Romano answers some of the mysteries of life in Wauwatosa and helps solve everyday problems.
What is up with parking along Menomonee River Parkway and across sidewalks?
Issue: Two readers asked about these parking situations. One characterized the two-sided parking along some stretches of Menomonee River Parkway as "dangerous" to traffic and pedestrians. Our reader also wanted to know who polices the parkway.
The other reader complained that cars parked across pedestrian sidewalks seen on the east side of the city forces pedestrians into the street. He wanted to know why this is allowed.
Status: Wauwatosa Police Lt. Chris Fox weighed in on both issues. He said Milwaukee County has primary responsibility for the parkway, though city officers will address problems they encounter.
"If it is causing congestion, we will deal with it," Fox said.
He said the parkway's sweeping turns and parking pattern have a "calming effect" on traffic.
Calming traffic is a desired effect sought by the county. A spokesperson in 2013 said the parkway is meant to be an access road to recreational areas rather than a through-way.
On the sidewalk question, parking on or across sidewalks is a violation of city code, Lt. Fox said.
"From the standpoint of pedestrian courtesy, it's a giant pain, especially if someone is in a wheelchair or pushing a stroller," he said. "Also, when it's two or three in the morning, our patrols like to be able to look all the way down the street and sidewalks."
Lt. Fox said the department asks an owner of such vehicles to comply. Repeat offenders will be ticketed. Fines begin at $25.
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