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Head coach Sonny Dykes tweeted today, "We were good in 2011, but we want to be GREAT in 2012." This is sure to be the main theme for the Bulldogs this upcoming season, starting with the official start of spring football in just four days (early forecast predicts a picture-perfect day with partly cloudy skies and a high of 79).
After an extremely memorable 2011 season that included so many dramatic games, from the bad of blowing a 34-7 lead to Houston to the good of trouncing Ole Miss in Oxford 27-7 to the great of celebrating a WAC championship with a 44-0 route of New Mexico State, 2012 is expected to be a highly anticipated season with even greater expectations.
The offensive side of the ball will see very few changes. After taking over behind center midway through the season and leading the Bulldogs to the Poinsettia Bowl, redshirt senior Colby Cameron is sure to be the starting quarterback entering the spring practice sessions. It'll be interesting though to see how much original starter Nick Isham has improved in strength and whether he can take the job back he once won.
The position on offense though sure to garner the most attention this spring is left tackle. The question will be which of the offensive lineman will step up to take the place of Kris Cavitt in protecting the quarterbacks' blind side, possibly Larry Banks. But the biggest fireworks to look for will be DJ Banks taking over the slot for Taulib Ikharo, and the long-waited appearance of Tevin King at running back.
Most of the position battles to watch will be on the defensive side of the ball. From defensive end, to linebacker, to cornerback, each level suffered losses to key senior players and will need to be filled. Depth will need to be found at defensive end behind IK Enemkpali and Kendrick James. Two guys to watch will be Andre Taylor, who saw limited action this past year, and redshirt freshman Vontarrius Dora. Both are tall speed rushers that can maintain pressure on the QB, a key to this defense last year during their 7-0 winning streak.
The linebacking crew will have a complete overhaul with the losses to Jay Dudley, Dusty Rust, and WAC DPOY Adrien Cole. Redshirt senior Solomon Randle has plenty of experience at middle linebacker to replace Cole, but his speed has always been questioned. At the outside linebacker position Rufus Porter will look to slide in for Dudley, but there are many others like Chip Hester, Ty Hook, Warren Bates, Antonio Mitchum and Rufus Porter who'll be trying to impress the coaches.
The position on defense though sure to garner the most attention this spring is cornerback. The Bulldogs used primarily a 4-man rotation at corner, and 3 of those were lost to graduation in Terry Carter, DeMarcion Evans, and Justin Goodman. Dave Clark is the lone returnee, and young Bulldogs like Kendall Hayes, Brice Abraham, and Levander Liggins will use these 15 practices to separate themselves even more from the strong cornerback recruiting class coming in the fall.
The start of year three for this entire coaching staff begins in four days, the players should know what to expect and what the expectations are. This team will be strongly anchored by 30+ seniors looking to elevate the program to that GREAT status Coach Dykes and Bulldog nation is looking for.
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André Gerin (born January 19, 1946 in Vienne, Isère) is a French politician who is currently a Deputy in the National Assembly of France. He has been elected in the Rhône department,[1] and is a member of the French Communist Party.
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I want to know the difference between FIQ and IRQ interrupt system in any microprocessor, e.g: ARM926EJ.
A feature of modern ARM CPUs (and some others).
From the patent:
In other words, an FIQ is just a higher priority interrupt request, that is prioritized by disabling IRQ and other FIQ handlers during request servicing. Therefore, no other interrupts can occur during the processing of the active FIQ interrupt.
ARM calls
To some extent, this makes the distinction between the two interrupt modes redundant and many systems do not use
FIQ or fast interrupt is often referred to as Soft DMA in some ARM references.
The last feature also gives a slight advantage over an IRQ which must branch.
A speed demo in 'C'
Some have quoted the difficulty of coding in assembler to handle the FIQ.
This translates to the following almost good assembler,
The assembler routine at
A real UART probably has a ready bit, but the code to make a high speed soft DMA with the FIQ would only be 10-20 instructions. The main code needs to poll the FIQ
Typically RTOS interrupt latency will be 500-1000 instructions. For Linux, it maybe 2000-10000 instructions. Real DMA is always preferable, however, for high frequency simple interrupts (like a buffer transfer), the FIQ can provide a solution.
As the FIQ is about speed, you shouldn't consider it if you aren't secure in coding in assembler (or willing to dedicate the time). Assembler written by an infinitely running programmer will be faster than a compiler. Having GCC assist can help a novice.
As the FIQ has a separate mask bit it is almost ubiquitously enabled. On earlier ARM CPUs (such as the ARM926EJ), some atomic operations had to be implemented by masking interrupts. Still even with the most advanced Cortex CPUs, there are occasions where an OS will mask interrupts. Often the service time is not critical for an interrupt, but the time between signalling and servicing. Here, the FIQ also has an advantage.
The FIQ is not scalable. In order to use multiple
If your interrupt is highly complex (network driver, USB, etc), then the FIQ probably makes little sense. This is basically the same statement as multiplexing the interrupts. The banked registers give 6 free variables to use which never load from memory. Register are faster than memory. Registers are faster than L2-cache. Registers are faster than L1-cache. Registers are fast. If you can not write a routine that runs with 6 variables, then the FIQ is not suitable. Note: You can double duty some register with shifts and rotates which are free on the ARM, if you use 16 bit values.
Obviously the FIQ is more complex. OS developers want to support multiple interrupt sources. Customer requirements for a FIQ will vary and often they realize they should just let the customer roll their own. Usually support for a FIQ is limited as any support is likely to detract from the main benefit, SPEED.
Don't bash my friend the FIQ. It is a system programers one trick against stupid hardware. It is not for everyone, but it has its place. When all other attempts to reduce latency and increase ISR service frequency has failed, the FIQ can be your only choice (or a better hardware team).
It also possible to use as a panic interrupt in some safety critical applications.
FIQ is higher priority, and can be introduced while another IRQ is being handled. The most critical resource(s) are handled by FIQ's, the rest are handled by IRQ's.
Chaos has already answered well, but an additional point not covered so far is that FIQ is at the end of the vector table and so it's common/traditional to just start the routine right there, whereas the IRQ vector is usually just that. (ie a jump to somewhere else). Avoiding that extra branch immediately after a full stash and context switch is a slight speed gain.
another reason is in case of FIQ, lesser number of register is needed to push in the stack, FIQ mode has R8 to R14_fiq registers
I believe this is what you are looking for:
Essentially, FIQ will be of the highest priority with multiple, lower priority IRQ sources.
No any magic about FIQ. FIQ just can interrupt any other IRQ which is being served,this is why it is called 'fast'. The system reacts faster on these interrupts but the rest is the same.
FIQs are higher priority, no doubt, remaining points i am not sure..... FIQs will support high speed data transfer (or) channel processing, where high speed data processes is required we use FIQs and generally IRQs are used normal interrupt handlling.
It Depends how we design interrupt handlers, as FIQ is at last it may not need one branch instruction, also it has unique set of r8-r14 registers so next time we come back to FIQ interrupt we do not need to push/pop up the stack. Ofcourse it saves some cycles, but again it is not wise to have more handlers serving one FIQ and yes FIQ is having more priority but it is not any reason to say it handles the interrupt faster, both IRQ/FIQ run at same CPU frequency, So they must be running at same speed.
This may be wrong. All I know is that FIQ stands for Fast Interrupt Request and that IRQ stands for Interrupt Request. Judging from these names, I will guess that a FIQ will be handled(thrown?) faster than an IRQ. It probably has something to do with the design of the processor where an FIQ will interrupt the process faster than an IRQ. I apologize if I'm wrong, but I normally do higher level programming, I'm just guessing right now.


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» Florida leads the all-time series over Georgia 109-99 with a 26-10 record against its rival under Donovan's leadership. UF is 10-7 under Donovan when playing UGA in Athens.
» The Gators were 86-10 over the last three seasons when holding opponents under 71 points in a game; UF is 9-5 this season when doing so.
» Florida has put forward 10 different starting lineups in 16 regular-season games. Overall, 10 players have started at least one game for UF this season.
» The Gators learned to win close games last season, going 15-2 in contests decided by single digits; Florida is 3-5 in such affairs this season.
» UF is on pace for 19.4 wins in the regular season while looking for its 17th consecutive season with 20+ victories. Florida's 16-straight campaigns with that many wins is the longest streak in the SEC and fifth-longest nationally. Only eight coaches have ever won 20+ games in 14+ consecutive seasons.
» Earlier this season, Miami snapped Florida's program-record 33-game home winning streak, which dated back to Nov. 11, 2012, and was the second-longest in the nation. The Canes also broke the Gators' school-record 25-game home winning streak against non-conference opponents, which dated back to Dec. 22, 2010.
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A circulator is a passive non-reciprocal three- or four-port device, in which a microwave or radio frequency signal entering any port is transmitted to the next port in rotation (only). A port in this context is a point where an external waveguide or transmission line (such as a microstrip line or a coaxial cable), connects to the device. For a three-port circulator, a signal applied to port 1 only comes out of port 2; a signal applied to port 2 only comes out of port 3; a signal applied to port 3 only comes out of port 1, so to within a phase-factor, the scattering matrix for an ideal three-port circulator is
Depending on the materials involved, circulators fall into two main categories: ferrite circulators and nonferrite circulators.
Ferrite circulators refer to the radio frequency circulators which are composed of magnetised ferrite materials. They are the classical circulators commonly used even nowadays. They can fall into two main subcategories: 4-port waveguide circulators based on Faraday rotation of waves propagating in a magnetised material,[1][2] and 3-port "Y-junction" circulators based on cancellation of waves propagating over two different paths near a magnetised material. Waveguide circulators may be of either type, while more compact devices based on striplines are of the 3-port type.[3][4] Sometimes two or more Y-junctions are combined in a single component to give four or more ports, but these differ in behaviour from a true 4-port circulator. A permanent magnet produces the magnetic flux through the waveguide. Ferrimagnetic garnet crystal is used in optical circulators.
Though ferrite circulators can provide good 'forward' signal circulation while suppressing greatly the 'reverse' circulation, their major shortcomings, especially at the frequencies for civilian use, are the bulky sizes and the narrow bandwidths. Despite the popularity of the modern integrated circuit (IC) technology, the circulator is one of the few devices that can still not be integrated on chip. Thus, much effort has been made by researchers to develop nonferrite or solid-state circulators, which can realize the circulation functionality without using ferrite and be compatible with IC technology.
Early work on nonferrite circulators includes active circulators using transistors that are non-reciprocal in nature.[5] In contrast to ferrite circulators which are considered as passive devices, active circulators require a supply of DC power. Major issues associated with the transistor-based active circulator are the power limitation and the signal-to-noise degradation,[6] which are critical when it is used as a duplexer for sustaining the strong transmit power and clean reception of the signal from the antenna.
Recent work tends to employ varactors to resolve these issues. The representative work includes the independent researches at UCLA and at University of Texas at Austin. The former involves a structure similar to a time-varying transmission line with the effective nonreciprocity triggered by a one-direction propagating carrier pump.[7] It is like an AC-powered active circulator which they claim can achieve positive gain and low noise for receiving path and broadband nonreciprocity. In contrast, the latter is based on resonance with nonreciprocity triggered by angular-momentum biasing, which more mimics the way that signals passively circulate in a ferrite circulator.[8] Nevertheless, both work remains at early stages where IC versions, though possible, have not yet been developed.
When one port of a three-port circulator is terminated in a matched load, it can be used as an isolator, since a signal can travel in only one direction between the remaining ports.[9] An isolator is used to shield equipment on its input side from the effects of conditions on its output side; for example, to prevent a microwave source being detuned by a mismatched load.
In radar, circulators are used as a type of duplexer, to route signals from the transmitter to the antenna and from the antenna to the receiver, without allowing signals to pass directly from transmitter to receiver. The alternative type of duplexer is a transmit-receive switch (TR switch) that alternates between connecting the antenna to the transmitter and to the receiver. The use of chirped pulses and a high dynamic range may lead to temporal overlap of the sent and received pulses, however, requiring a circulator for this function.
In the future-generation cellular communication, people talk about full-duplex radios, where signals can be simultaneously transmitted and received at the same frequency. Given the currently limited, crowded spectrum resource, full-duplexing can directly benefit the wireless communication by twice of the data throughput speed. Currently, the wireless communication is still performed with "half-duplex", where either the signals are transmitted or received at different time frames, if at the same frequency (typically in radar), or the signals are simultaneously transmitted and received at different frequencies (realized by a set of filters called a diplexer).
Reflection amplifier[edit]
A reflection amplifier is a type of microwave amplifier circuit utilizing negative resistance diodes such as tunnel diodes and Gunn diodes. Negative resistance diodes can amplify signals, and often perform better at microwave frequencies than two-port devices. However, since the diode is a one-port (two terminal) device, a nonreciprocal component is needed to separate the outgoing amplified signal from the incoming input signal. By using a 3-port circulator with the signal input connected to one port, the biased diode connected to a second, and the output load connected to the third, the output and input can be uncoupled.
- ^ Hogan, C. Lester (January 1952). "The Ferromagnetic Faraday Effect at Microwave Frequencies and its Applications - The Microwave Gyrator". The Bell System Technical Journal 31 (1): 1–31. in which the four-port Faraday rotation circulator is proposed.
- ^ Hogan, C. Lester (1953), "The Ferromagnetic Faraday Effect at Microwave Frequencies and its Applications", Reviews of Modern Physics 25 (1): 253–262, doi:10.1103/RevModPhys.25.253
- ^ Bosma, H. (1964-01-01). "On Stripline Y-Circulation at UHF". IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques 12 (1): 61–72. doi:10.1109/TMTT.1964.1125753. ISSN 0018-9480.
- ^ Fay, C.E.; Comstock, R.L. (1965-01-01). "Operation of the Ferrite Junction Circulator". IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques 13 (1): 15–27. doi:10.1109/TMTT.1965.1125923. ISSN 0018-9480.
- ^ Tanaka, S.; Shimomura, N.; Ohtake, K. (1965-03-01). "Active circulators - The realization of circulators using transistors". Proceedings of the IEEE 53 (3): 260–267. doi:10.1109/PROC.1965.3683. ISSN 0018-9219.
- ^ Carchon, G.; Nanwelaers, B. (2000-02-01). "Power and noise limitations of active circulators". IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques 48 (2): 316–319. doi:10.1109/22.821785. ISSN 0018-9480.
- ^ Qin, Shihan; Xu, Qiang; Wang, Y.E. (2014-10-01). "Nonreciprocal Components With Distributedly Modulated Capacitors". IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques 62 (10): 2260–2272. doi:10.1109/TMTT.2014.2347935. ISSN 0018-9480.
- ^ Estep, N.A.; Sounas, D.L.; Alu, A. (2015-05-01). "On-chip non-reciprocal components based on angular-momentum biasing". Microwave Symposium (IMS), 2015 IEEE MTT-S International: 1–4. doi:10.1109/MWSYM.2015.7167003.
- ^ For a description of a circulator, see Jachowski (1976)
Further reading[edit]
- Chait, H. N.; Curry, T. R. (1959), "Y-Circulator", Journal of Applied Physics Supplement 30 (4): 1525, 1535, doi:10.1063/1.2185863
- US 3935549, Jachowski, Ronald E., "Ferrite Circulator", issued January 27, 1976
- Ohm, E. A. (1956), "A Broad-Band Microwave Circulator", IRE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques 4 (4): 210–217, doi:10.1109/TMTT.1956.1125064
- Wenzel, C. (July 1991), "Low Frequency Circulator/Isolator Uses No Ferrite or Magnet" (PDF), RF Design
External links[edit]
- Circulators and Isolators [1]


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Some irate northerners posted comments to the effect that all I was doing was sticking up for my Home Counties constituents. Too bloody right! My constituents were always going to be Eurostar's main customers. The idea that large numbers of people would travel from, say, Birmingham to Brussels by train was fanciful. People might make the trip once, just for the fun of it. But regular travellers are not going to spend four-and-a-half times the cost of an airfare to make a journey in five hours rather than one-and-a-half.
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I love to make gifts that people can use. So many of us have way more stuff than we need or want. This year instead of buying something, make gifts that your family and friends will love.
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- Cookies – Cookies make a great gift. People love cookies and they evoke wonderful memories of childhood. Homemade cookies are easy to make and can be packaged beautifully as a gift.
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- Liquor – Make flavored liquor or even egg nog. Fruit infused liquors are fun to make and look very nice.
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Kluwe, the bassist for alternative rock band Tripping Icarus, has always been a supporter of gay marriage. But the punter has been getting national attention for his political views since scolding Maryland Delegate Emmett C. Burns Jr. in an open letter for trying to silence Ravens linebacker and fellow gay-rights advocate Brendon Ayanbadejo.
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I find it inconceivable that you are an elected official of Maryland's state government. Your vitriolic hatred and bigotry make me ashamed and disgusted to think that you are in any way responsible for shaping policy at any level. The views you espouse neglect to consider several fundamental key points, which I will outline in great detail (you may want to hire an intern to help you with the longer words):
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Call them what you will. Call them crackbacks, peel-backs or simply cracks. Call them dirty, nasty, cheap or a Heinz 57 variety of pain.
Call them all of the above, but Broncos tight end Daniel Graham has his own idea.
"It's like payback," Graham said. "It's your chance on the offensive side of the ball to get one of those hits off on a defensive player. They're always getting you when you're reaching for the ball, looking the other way. It's your chance for a big hit, maybe even a big play."
The fine folks at Webster's even have a formal definition of the play — "a blindside block on a defensive back in football by a pass receiver who starts downfield and then cuts back to the middle of the line." But ask around the NFL and there is no greater threat in the ferocious art of the crackback block than Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward.
Ward has left assorted players scattered in his wake over his 12 seasons in the league, enough that a rules change in the block, prohibiting blows to the head of the defensive player, was dubbed "the Hines Ward rule" after he fractured the jaw of Bengals linebacker Keith Rivers last season.
The play was part of a videotape shown by the NFL's officiating department to each team in training camp to emphasize what would and would not be allowed.
"Hines Ward is probably the best at it of anybody, but it's really about offensive positioning," Broncos linebacker Mario Haggan said. "Teams always put guys, receivers in that position, coming down in motion down the line, to get those blocks. But somehow Hines Ward seems to always create those situations on his own."
The crackback block is a way for a smaller player to be used as a blocker along the line of scrimmage. Often, after lining up wide toward the sideline, he will come in motion before the snap, moving down the line toward the quarterback.
At the snap of the ball, he is already moving and can plow into an outside linebacker or defensive end who is looking up the field toward the quarterback and doesn't see the block coming.
They also occur in the return game — kickoffs, punts, interceptions or fumbles — when defenders are chasing the ball carrier and don't see the blockers coming from the opposite direction in the open field.
"Keep your eyes open"
"The bad part is impact. If a guy catches you in the right place, you're going down and going down big," Haggan said. "When the blocker gets it right, the advantage goes to the offense, but if you keep your head up and catch the blocker, the receiver, and you catch them big, they don't want to come at you again."
"Just be aware, don't get lazy," Broncos outside linebacker Elvis Dumervil said. "It's just football. It's probably no different for us than a quarterback getting hit from the blind side and they get up all the time after those. You keep your eyes open and brace yourself. But if you see it coming, you can give one back."
Ward, who has been dubbed the league's dirtiest player in a Sports Illustrated poll of players this season, is fearless in traffic, his peers say. He is strong enough to block bigger players, and scouts consistently say he gets his feet and hips in position to drive through the defensive player, so when he times it correctly, he has the leverage at impact — which leaves him standing and the defender down.
It has come at a price, though. Ward, whose Steelers play the Broncos in Denver tonight, said this season that officials were "singling me out" for penalties because of his physical play. He has been one of the Steelers' most penalized players this season.
But overall, it is a dirt-under-the-fingernails job for those who play one of the glamour positions on offense. So the receivers who do it and do it well earn the respect of the defensive players they are trying to block.
"I never thought (Ward) was a dirty player," Broncos coach Josh McDaniels said. "I've always admired the way he plays. People that are complaining about that sometimes are on the other end of a big hit. And he's put a lot of them on people."
Marshall willing to help
This season the Broncos' Brandon Marshall, one of the biggest wide receivers in the league at 6-feet-4 and 230 pounds, repeatedly came down the line of scrimmage to engage Chargers linebacker Shawne Merriman in San Diego.
"We asked him to block Merriman, we asked him to block (Chargers linebacker Shaun) Phillips, he blocked (Chargers linebacker Kevin) Burnett a couple times," McDaniels said. "He's very unselfish. A lot of times you have receivers who can't do it or before the game they tell you they won't do it. He's not one of those guys."
Asked last week about his blocking, Marshall felt the gentle sting of Graham — the veteran tight end chided, "How are you going to talk about something you don't do?" — before saying: "I don't think I do it very well right now, but if they ask me, I'll do it. I think I need to be better, though."
Better at the payback.
"Knock on wood, but nobody's really gotten me big in the pros," Haggan said. "In college, yeah, a couple times I was off the ground and down. It's a tough play, and not everybody can do it or even wants to do it. So you know the ones who can, like (Ward), and hope you see them coming."
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Before this season, the NFL made an adjustment to the league rule that covers crackback blocks in the wake of Steelers wide receiver Hines Ward fracturing Bengals linebacker Keith Rivers' jaw last season using a crackback.
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So my cousin was said to have been in a restaurant and took the tab off someone elses table of 49 dollars. He was questioned and denied that he had any involvement but they say the have him on camera. They just have a picture of him at the locati...
If he was given a summons in lieu of arrest, he has only been accused of misdemeanor offense. Yet, this is not simply a "ticket." Your cousin should retain a criminal defense attorney as soon as possible and appear in court as ordered.See question
The cops gave me a ticket for possession under 1 gram. It is my first offense and I just want to know if I can pay the ticket instead of going to court.
First, I must stress that you did not simply receive a ticket. Rather, you have been charged with a misdemeanor narcotics offense that can have serious consequences but the officer did you a favor by giving you a summons in lieu of arresting and booking you into parish prison. With that being said, you should be looking to hire a criminal defense attorney that regularly practices where the case is pending because they may be able to assist you in avoiding the conviction as well as save you a few trips to court.
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18 year old caught stealing approximately $100 item in New Orleans while traveling. What are the possible consequences? We are the person's mentors who live in Shoreline, WA.
I agree with prior counsel.
I would further add that, under a worst case scenario, he is most likely just looking at a fine and some time on probation.
Nonetheless, a skilled criminal defense attorney could provide much assistance with this matter.
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Was told to take any and all self help. He did this to support drug habit oh and they ran it concurrent. It said no probation or demolition of sentence but did not say no parole. Can he be eligible for parole? This is Louisiana.
He should not be eligible for parole if he was sentenced under La. R.S. 15:529.1.See question
an simple argument turned into property damage..but when police arrived victim claimed he was struck once. there are no witnessses for the victim, or damage to alleged victims person...only their statement. i have a witness confirming my story.
0 to 6 months at parish prison and/or a $500.00 fine. Yet, assuming that you have no prior record, the most likely sentence would be suspended with 6 month to a year of probation.
It also sounds like you may have a viable defense.
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with the new bill that passed what happens to people currently on probation? Arrested for 1.3 grams it will be 2 years in October a d I've already paid over 1000$ in fees.
There is no presently indication that the new law was intended to be retroactive, and, as such, the law in effect at the time of the offense will likely govern, particularly when a person has already been sentenced pursuant to the old law.See question
Prior record for marijuana charges drop but its still on my record They charge me with conspiracy and change it to intent to distribute schedule II
Assuming that you have no prior felony convictions, the sentencing range for distribution or possession with the intent to distribute a Schedule II narcotic is 2 to 30 years at the Department of Corrections.See question
I have 3 prior felony convictions. 1. vehicular negligence. 2. Simple possession (1 adderall pill) 3.simple possession (17 klonapins)
It will absolutely affect how the prosecutor handles the case and may influence the judge when imposing sentence (assuming that you are convicted).See question
these charges happened on different dates but back to back. My court date is in a month. What are my options? these are my first charges.
I agree with prior counsel. You really should contact a criminal defense attorney who regularly practices where the charges are pending. Conversations, such as these, really are far better suited to be had in an attorney's office where the communications are protected under the attorney client privilege instead of public interest forums.
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I,m a black female just want a job this will hurt me ever time, what are some things I can do pls
You should seek a consultation with a criminal defense attorney who regularly practices in the court where the conviction occurred regarding an expungement, which will remove all records of the case from public view.
Most, if not all, misdemeanor convictions can be expunged. It's really just a matter of when. Sometimes immediately upon the successful completion of probation. Others after 5 years from the completion of the sentence. An attorney should be able to answer this question after reviewing the record.
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Guillermo del Toro Working on New "The Secret Garden" Film
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Guillermo del Toro is a busy, busy man these days, but that hasn't stopped him from reportedly getting involved with a revamp of The Secret Garden, based on the novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett. continue reading »
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Rhetoric & Public Affairs
Volume 14, Number 2, Summer 2011
pp. 229-260 | 10.1353/rap.2010.0224
There have been numerous studies of the frontier myth as it operated in the early republic and throughout our history. As a result of this work, we know a lot about the frontier myth, its history, elements, and ideological functioning. We know less, however, about how that myth developed when its ideological elements met the empirical realities of western emigration. I argue that four specific cultural fictions—erasure, civilization, community, and democracy—are integral elements of the larger fiction of the American frontier myth. By understanding them through the vehicle of the Donner Party narratives, we can deepen our understanding of that myth and the ways in which it operates and resonates throughout the national culture and contributes to the development of American national identity.
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Traditional German card game for three players played with a standard card deck (2-6 removed), roughly 200 years old. The game is based on Schafkopf, Ombre (bidding) and Tarock (remaining cards). The latest revision of rules as approved by both the Interntational Skat Players Association (ISPA) and the German Skat Association (DSkV) dates back to 1998.
A play comprises two phases: first an intricate bidding process to decide the solo player who choses the type of game to be played in the second phase, the actual playing of tricks. If he wins (takes more than half the total worth of cards in the game), the solo player alone will score points equal to the announced type of game and other modifiers (listed below); otherwise, the other two players will each score the double amount of these points. Both the bid and the final score depend on
The solo player can choose between the following game modes:
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Skat gained nation wide popularity and a major development of its mechanisms in the course of the first world war. The game as it is today is a result of constant modification and refinement by countless players in the trenches of the German Western front. The current form of bidding with ascending numbers prevailed among the players, and many inofficial variants were introduced. Though first rejected by the Skat association, a lot of the so-called "trench rules" later became officially sanctioned.
The official turnament deck is a compomise that solved another dispute between the German and the International Skat Association by combining the colours of a German Suit (predominantly found in Southern and East Germany, Switzerland, Austria) with the symbols of a French Suit (predominant elsewhere in the regions where Skat is popular, foremost Northern and West Germany).


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