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Feb. 18, 2004
Philadelphia, Pa. - David Hawkins and Mardy Collins scored 27 and 26 points respectively as Temple hit a season-high 12 3-pointers in defeating Duquesne 83-65 at the Liacouras Center. The win, Temple's fifth in a row, extended Duquesne's losing streak to four.
Bryant McAllister led three Dukes in double figures with 13 points. Elijah Palmer and Kieron Achara added 12 each for Duquesne.
Temple led 32-29 before going on a 10-0 run over the last 3:33 to take a 42-29 lead at the half. Dustin Salisbery, who had hit just two 3-pointers in Temple's nine previous games, buried two three's in the final 1:42 to key the run.
Duquesne cut the lead to 11 on an Palmer layup under a minute into the second half, but Hawkins, who tied his season high with five 3-pointers, answered with a trey to up the lead to 14. Duquesne would get no closer than 13 the rest of the way as the Temple lead reached 24 with 2:56 left.
While Hawkins was doing his damage from the outside, Collins scored on a variety of drives and mid-range jump shots as Temple set a new season high for points scored.
Duquesne broke out of a three-game 9-of-54 (16.7%) 3-point shooting slump by hitting 8-of-22 (36.4%) from the arc. Jimmy and Ryan Tricco hit a team-high three 3-pointers each for the Dukes in posting 9 points apiece.
Temple, which finished 12-of-30 from the arc, shot a season-best 49.2 percent from the field. The Owls, who turned the ball over just four times, made Duquesne pay for its 13 turnovers by converting them into 17 points.
The Dukes concluded their three-game road trip tonight and will return home for three of the next four games starting with a rematch with the George Washington Colonials, Saturday, Feb. 21, 2004, at 4:00 p.m. at the Palumbo Center.
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5 Simple Motivators: That Help You Stick-to Your New Year's Resolution
Here we go again…it's week three of the NEW YEAR, and many of us have a fitness or weight loss goal as our New Year's resolution. But doesn't it seem like every year you start-off with a bang, only to fall hard with a crash…never getting to your desired goal?
Here are 5 simple ways to help you stick-to your New Year's resolution:
1. Money, money, money, money…money! (Go ahead and sing it, it's fun!)
Keep a reward jar and add a buck or three to the jar each time you: eat something healthy, avoid something unhealthy, exercise or even just park in the back of the parking lot and take the stairs instead of taking the easy route. Once you have reached your goal, grab the money and run…this time when you run it can be to your favorite store to buy something fun!
2. Use a picture as your daily reminder
Post a picture of yourself—depending on what motivates you— you can use a picture from when you looked your best or use one of those photos that makes you look…let's say "puffy"—and make sure you place the picture where you'll see it every morning to remind yourself of your resolution. This is my personal go to motivator!
3. Find a "resolution" buddy!
Make your resolution for fitness or weight loss with a friend who has a similar goal. This makes you responsible for their success—or failure—as well as your own. Sometimes it's harder to let others down than it is to let ourselves down; in the end this can benefit both of you…a two-for-one deal!
4. Sign-up for a 5k race or Mud Run
Signing-up now, for an endurance event in the spring or summer time, gives you something fun to look forward to, a tangible goal and a solid date on your calendar so you're less likely to procrastinate. The events are full of great energy and they are designed for everyone…like you and your New Year's resolution! It's not about beating everyone else, it's all about you making it to the finish line!
5. Use ALL of the previous four tips to design the ultimate motivational COMBO!
Keep a reward jar and tape a motivating picture on it, combine your jar with your "resolution" buddy's jar, and after you and your buddy finish your 5k, run straight to your favorite store to spend your reward money on something fun!
Happy New Year and best of luck to all of you "resolutioners"! Don't forget to keep us updated about YOUR New Year's fitness resolution in our comments section or Join us on Facebook!
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I really appreciate this input, I love some of the ideas and incentives that you suggested in keeping the excitement about moving forward with weight loss goals. I agree, the first couple of months are easy to get into the swing of things but 4 or 5 months into it things start getting harder and by the end of the year were right back where we started. If you or anyone else have any more suggestions please post. Thank you.
Can I just say Thank You!! Thank you for giving suggestions that are actually do-able! Reading this – I never thought.."yeah right…who is going to do that?!"
Instead, I already have my workout buddy and we are signed up for a race on April 1st! Think the money jar might be a great addition…..Here's to staying healthy and feeling strong!
It is so true,
how to keep the motivation.
I like the money money money…
Thanks for the hint.
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I love living healthy and although we are busy, this money jar tip is great as a reward, I am assigning mine for a trip to Hawaii….
Money money money!
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A police pursuit ended on the southeast side of the Oklahoma City metro on Thursday.
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In 2012 and 2013 the people in United Local School District got fed up with United's school board trying to get bond issues passed for a new school over $13 million plus a 3-mill levy that brought in $7 million. This was rejected by the taxpayers twice, overwhelmingly the second time.
In 2013, we voted in two new board members. I'm sorry to say it didn't get any better, maybe worse. They are placing the 3-mill levy again back on the levy in May. How many times does the taxpayer have to say no, that either we can't afford or believe it is not needed?
Another thing that bothers us is what "lead team" reported: "Kindergarteners not able to have lunch due to no money on their accounts. They do receive an alternate lunch but it is after they have gone through the line and filled the tray which then is taken from them."
The alternate lunch is what, a peanut butter sandwich or something? The school can't keep the food on the tray. Why don't they let them eat it? The school wants more money while throwing money in the trash. Does this make sense to you as it doesn't me? Couldn't we flag those kids in the classroom before filling their trays and having to waste the food?
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SMU Lyle School's Delores Etter named to prestigious '100 Inspiring Women in STEM' list
Delores Etter, founding director of the Caruth Institute for Engineering Education in SMU's Bobby B. Lyle School of Engineering, has been named to receive INSIGHT Into Diversity's "100 Inspiring Women In STEM" award.
The award is presented by the magazine as a tribute to 100 women whose work and achievements not only encourage others in their individual STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) fields, but also inspire a new generation of young women to consider STEM careers.
"Dr. Etter is truly an inspiration to all of us who are working so diligently to make a difference in the lives of all women and other underrepresented individuals," said INSIGHT Into Diversity Publisher Lenore Pearlstein. Continue reading
DOD funds tiny cave camera, iris recognition technology for military, homeland security
Researchers are expanding new miniature camera technology for military and security uses so soldiers can track combatants in dark caves or urban alleys, and security officials can unobtrusively identify a subject from an iris scan.
The two new surveillance applications both build on "Panoptes," a platform technology developed under a project led by Marc Christensen at Southern Methodist University in Dallas and funded by the Department of Defense.
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Innovation is a tough concept to define and even harder to teach. But Lockheed Martin's legendary Skunk Works®, where the fastest military jets are born in secret, is sharing its name and formula for innovation with Southern Methodist University's Bobby B. Lyle School of Engineering.
Frank Cappuccio, Lockheed Martin executive vice president and Skunk Works® director, will deliver the program's inaugural lecture at 3:30 p.m. March 18 in the Hughes Trigg Student Center Theater on the SMU campus. Cappuccio will be speaking on "Creating an Environment for Innovation" to mark the beginning of this unique partnership.


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The images of frantic killer whales near Inukjuak, Quebec, may be directly related to climate change, some scientists say.
Videos have circulated around the world of a pod of killer whales surrounded by the ice in the Hudson Bay, and that could only breathe through a single, shrinking hole.
The whales seem to have swum to freedom this morning, but scientists say the whales should not be in the area and are not equipped to survive.
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Inuit elder Johnny Williams says he had never before seen killer whales near his village in wintertime.
"I, myself, am very very surprised," he says. "Never seen anything like it."
Dr. Lyne Morissette says the whales should have left the area in October, but may have missed the cue to leave. "Because of all the climate change in the Arctic, these triggers are not the same anymore."
Andrew Trites, professor and director of the marine mammal research unit at UBC, says killer whales are now hunting species in the Arctic that they previously couldn't get to because of the ice.
"There's less ice in the Arctic during the summer months, which has now opened up this habitat for killer whales to be able to move north," he says.
Not equipped
Both Morissette and Trites say the whales have a slim chance of surviving, even though they escaped from the ice trap near Inukjuak.
"The whole area (the Hudson Bay) is covered with ice right now, so they may have escaped from that little hole, but they are still entrapped in the whole Hudson Bay and they have to move out of that," says Morissette.
She says the whales would have to swim hundreds of kilometres north, and then turn south, in order to find open water.
These killer whales can only hold their breath for five minutes, says Morissette. And Trites points out that, unlike Beluguas, they can not break through thin ice to breathe.
He is not optimistic about the whales chances of survival. "My guess is its not very good."
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A team from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans should arrive in Inukjuak later today to evaluate and monitor the situation.
A spokesperson could not say whether the team will try to track down the whales.
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As the controversy surrounding College of Charleston basketball coach Doug Wojcik continues to swirl through its second week, school athletic director Joe Hull remains silent.
Hull, who is in his seventh year as the school's athletic director, has yet to comment publicly on allegations of widespread verbal abuse of players and staff by Wojcik during a month-long investigation as outlined in a 50-page report obtained last week by The Post and Courier.
Hull's contract, which pays $200,000 a year, expires in December. Hull did not return phone calls Tuesday and College of Charleston Mike Robertson, the school's director of media relations, had no comment on Hull's contract or his future with the college.
While Hull was on hand in Wilmington, N.C., to watch the Cougars capture the Colonial Athletic Association baseball tournament in late May - the program's first tournament title since 2006 - he was absent for the NCAA tournament's Gainesville Regional in Florida and the Lubbock Super Regional in Texas. Athletic directors virtually always attend such events.
Hull, who called Wojcik "extremely difficult to manage" in the report, wanted to fire the coach after meeting with players June 30, multiple sources confirmed last week.
But then College of Charleston president Benson overruled Hull and handed out a one-month suspension without pay and mandatory counseling with a zero tolerance on future behavior. The loss of a month's pay would be more than $33,000.
Wojcik has three years left on his contract that pays him just more than $400,000 annually. If Wojcik were to be fired without cause, the College of Charleston would owe him $1.2 million.
Hull's tenure at the College of Charleston has produced mixed results for the school's athletic department.
Hull hired Cougars baseball coach Monte Lee, who is considered one of the top young coaches in the nation. He also hired women's basketball coach Natasha Adair, who led the Cougars to the CBI semifinals this past season and left to become the head coach of Georgetown University.
However, Hull also presided over the hiring of Wojcik and the controversial appointment of Dan Shoemaker, who was quietly hired as director of Athletics Advancement at $125,000 a year.
The school's athletic department had a $1.55 million deficit, according to the 2013 figures in the latest USA Today study of college athletic department revenue.
If Wojcik is fired or a settlement between the coach and the school is reached, it's unclear what role Hull would have, if any, in hiring a new basketball coach.
Wojcik will not be out on the road recruiting this week, the school announced Tuesday.
The next three weeks are important recruiting periods for basketball as high school players from across the country gather for AAU tournaments and camps, which include next week's Peach Jam tournament in North Augusta. Cougars assistant coaches Ryan Freeberg, Joe Wallace and Antonio Reynolds Dean will be out recruiting.
"Men's basketball coach Doug Wojcik is not traveling during the week of July 6, 2014," Robertson said in a statement released Tuesday afternoon. "Wojcik is attending meetings in Charleston during the current week."
Wojcik was hired in 2012 after Bobby Cremins retired. The Cougars were 24-11 in his first season and advanced to the final of the Southern Conference tournament.
The Cougars jumped to the more competitive CAA last season and were 14-18 overall.
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Maintains a year of eligibility in both cross country and outdoor track & field, while having exhausted her eligibility in indoor track & field.
2016 OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD (Sr.): Redshirted at Ball State
2016 INDOOR TRACK & FIELD (Sr.): Academic All-Mid-American Conference … competed in all eight meets … Placed seventh in the 800m run at the MAC Indoor Championships (Feb. 27) with a time of 2:13.27 in the finals … her 800m prelim time of 2:11.91 was a career-best effort … member of the sixth-place 4x400m relay which turned in a time of 3:46.13 at the MAC Championships and earned the best finish in a relay for Ball State since the 2008 distance medley relay capture the MAC title … won the 800m in 2:14.05 at the Ball State Tune-Up (Feb. 19) … placed fourth in the 800m at the Gladstein Invitational (Jan. 23) with a time of 2:15.91 … won the 600m run at both the Mastodon Opener (Dec. 5) and the BGSU Opener (Jan. 9) … her 600m time of 1:34.28 at the BGSU Opener was a career-best effort.
2015 CROSS COUNTRY (Sr.): Redshirted at Ball State.
2015 OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD (Jr.): Competed in seven meets … placed fourth in the 800m run at the Mid-American Conference Championships (May 14-16) with a career-fast time of 2:11.81 … was also a member of the 11th-place 4x400m relay which clocked in at 3:55.13 at the league meet … placed second in the 800m run at the Cardinal Invitational (April 17) with a time of 2:14.00 … placed fourth in the 800m run at the Hillsdale "Last Chance" Classic (May 5-6) with a time of 2:13.71.
2015 INDOOR TRACK & FIELD (Jr.): Competed in eight meets … placed seventh in the 800m run at the MAC Championships (Feb. 27-28) with a time of 2:18.54 … her prelim time of 2:14.62 was a season-best effort and earned her the fifth seed heading into the finals race … was also a member of the 11th-place distance medley relay which crossed the finish line in 12:57.27 at the MAC Championships … won the 800m run at both the Jerry England Alumni Open (Dec. 6) and the BGSU Opener (Jan. 10), with times of 2:21.50 and 2:16.44, respectively … placed second in the 800m run at the Ball State Indoor Open with an effort of 2:14.88.
2014 CROSS COUNTRY (Jr.): Competed in five meets … earned a career-fast 5K time of 18:56.2 to place 141st at the Notre Dame Invitational (Oct. 3) … placed 99th at the MAC Championship (Nov. 1) with a season-fast 6K time of 24.13.
2014 OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD (So.): Competed in five meets … placed fifth in the 800m run at the Hillsdale Classic (May 8) with a season-best time of 2:17.85 … placed 19th in the 800m run at the MAC Championships (May 16) with a time of 2:18.05.
2014 INDOOR TRACK & FIELD (So.): Competed in eight meets … placed 12th in the 800m at the MAC Indoor Championships (Feb. 28) with a season-fast time of 2:13.80 … won the 800m run at the Ball State Quadrangular (Feb. 21) with a time of 2:17.31 … also took home first place in the 800m run at both the Gerry England Open (Dec. 7) with a clocking of 2:19.94 and the Indiana Wesleyan University Invitational (Jan. 18) with a time of 2:19.76 … member of Ball State 4x400m relay which placed 10th at the league meet with a season-fast time of 3:52.02
2013 CROSS COUNTRY (So.): Competed in all seven meets … finished the season with a career-fast 6K time of 23:57 at the Great Lakes Regional (Nov. 15) … posted a season-best 5K clocking of 18:58.57 at the Mel Brodt Collegiate Opener ... Ball State's top runner at the Greater Louisville Classic (Oct. 5) with a 5K time of 19:29.04.
2013 OUTDOOR TRACK &FIELD (Fr.): Competed in seven meets … placed first in the 800m run at the Polar Bear Invitational (March 23) with a time of 2:22.26, while posting a season-fast time of 5:10.65 in the 1500m run … turned in a season-fast time of 2:18.24 in the 800m run on her way to a ninth-place finish at the Polytan Invitational (April 20).
2013 INDOOR TRACK & FIELD (Fr.): Competed in seven meets … turned in a season-fast time of 2:18.61 in the 800m run at the Ball State Quad (Feb. 15) to place sixth in the event at the meet … placed 17th in the 800m run at the Mid-American Conference Championships (Feb. 22) with a time of 2:20.66 … helped the 4x800m relay post a second-place time of 10:15.06 at the IWU Invitational (Jan. 26).
2012 CROSS COUNTRY (Fr.): Competed in two meets ... turned in a season-fast 5K clocking of 20:44.5 at the Ball State Invitational (Oct. 5) ... made her collegiate debut at the Indiana Intercollegiates (Sept. 14) with a time of 21:16.3.
HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letterwinner in both track & field and cross country at Chelsea High School ... named team captain of her cross country team as a senior ... turned in a career-fast cross country time of 19:24 at the Jackson Invite ... named the Most Valuable Performer of the Bulldog's track & field team as both a junior and a senior ... posted a career-best 800m dash time of 2:13 to place second at the state meet as a junior ... her time of 2:13 in the 800m dash was also a school record ... helped establish the school record in the 4x400m relay at 3:56 as a sophomore ... helped guide Chelsea to a regional championship as a junior.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Mike and Robin Dahl ... full name is Danielle Lynn Dahl ... has one sister, Lindsey ... born April 19, 1994 in Chelsea, Mich. ... graduated in the spring of 2016 with a 3.283 grade point average as an exercise science major … currently enrolled in Ball State's masters of arts in executive development program.
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Delicate curls of thin-sliced, raw sockeye salmon belly stained a deep rosy color come with a garnish of tiny-diced jicama and kumquats. The salmon's been lightly cured with grapefruit juice and zest, beet juice and pink peppercorns, and the crudo is unexpectedly lively, silky, intense.
A tender nest of black-pepper linguine laced with ribbons of shaved asparagus, bits of Serrano ham and roasted pearl onions is topped with two lobes of sea-urchin roe. Pull up a forkful of pasta, making sure to pick up a bit of uni along the way, and taste. There's a luxurious wash of rich, oceanic flavor that can't be explained by those lobes alone. Of course: The noodles are bathed in a sauce of puréed uni, egg yolks, white wine, fish fumet. It's sea urchin bliss.
Omar Flores, chef at Driftwood, a 2 1/2- month-old seafood-focused restaurant in Oak Cliff, is bursting with well-imagined dishes like these — so much so that his menu can't even contain them. The crudo and uni pasta were recent specials.
He sautés whelks — sea snails that live in madcap, conical shells — in butter boosted with lemon grass, ginger, kaffir lime, Thai basil and chiles, finishes their sauce with white wine and fumet, tucks them back in their shells and presents them with a slash of cilantro pistou. Drag a whelk through the brilliant green pistou, raise fork to mouth and taste. You'll never crave canned escargots in garlic butter again.
But don't go looking for the whelks; that dish, too, was a special.
Fresh off an almost three-year stint running Abacus as executive sous-chef, Flores has unleashed his creativity at this small, intimate neighborhood restaurant that seems the perfect venue for his talents.
The lovely dining room has a breezy, casual, drop-by-anytime feel, done in muted blue-greens and natural woods. Striking sculptures fashioned from driftwood hang on one wall; starfish, urchins and sand dollars creep up another. A lattice of wood frames an inviting, open-air patio.
It's a dream of a neighborhood restaurant (and affordable — main courses are $22 to $26), brought to fruition by owner Jonn Baudoin, who also runs the dining room. Every detail (with the possible exception of the simple wooden dining chairs) feels right, including the seamless service that's warm and attentive but doesn't overreach. You might recognize Baudoin: He was general manager at Ristorante Nicola, and before that at Dallas Fish Market.
So, what about the actual menu?
Crudos and shellfish lead the parade. You might start with Naked Cowboy oysters on the half-shell; they're wild ones from Long Island, N.Y., each bathed in a zippy Rio Red grapefruit mignonette and finished with a puff of Champagne foam. All over town, chefs are dousing oysters in mignonette sauce, and rarely does it improve the oyster; here it's a happy marriage.
A hamachi crudo, thick slabs of yellowtail, dressed simply in Key lime oil, Key lime zest and olive oil and set on chunks of charred pineapple, was sent out with crushed macadamia nuts, toasted ground coconut, threads of mint and a drizzle of lime oil. The pineapple threatened to overwhelm the delicate fish; a thinner slab may have been advisable. Still, it was quite nice.
Among the main courses, I loved "tongue and cheek": tender, floppy agnolotti filled with beef tongue, topped with a carefully grilled yellowtail cheek and set off by a smooth asparagus purée. What a deliciously funny surf 'n' turf. On other plates, beautifully chargrilled octopus tentacles wound around marble potatoes, manzanilla olives and pickled onions, all set off by a lustrous smoked tomato vinaigrette; big gulf shrimp crowned with poufs of lobster froth ruled over crisp- edged polenta and a sauté of speckled butter beans and chorizo.
It's easy to ruin wild salmon on a grill, but Flores sent it out slippery and just barely translucent in the middle, perfect. The portion looked small, but the fish was so rewardingly rich it satisfied (and then some), paired with a long- stemmed artichoke crown and a warm salad of tiny-diced carrot, roasted cippolini, fava beans, green garlic and pickled ramps in a vanilla-artichoke vinaigrette: an amped-up barigoule.
Lest you be tempted to think it's all about seafood here, think again. A rabbit duo was one of the best dishes I sampled, the loin stuffed with herbs, wrapped in caulfat and cooked sous vide, then enrobed in a thin layer of bacon and crisped. The leg, for its part, was expertly confitted. And chicken poached in milk perfumed with thyme and garlic was a super-tender, flavorful knockout, its skin beautifully crisped. It came to the table graced with a light oyster mushroom pan sauce, oyster mushrooms and farro (a nutty-flavored grain) done risotto-style.
Not everything succeeded — shrimp and ricotta-filled fried zucchini blossoms weren't quite crisp; a terrific lobster salad balanced on a cakey, sweetish bun was less charming than a straight-ahead lobster roll.
And while the one-page wine list delivers in the whites column, it could use a few more compelling light reds.
As far as sweets go, the menu offers three. Crème brûlée is made interesting by layers of orange caramel and cajeta whipped cream. Send your spoon to the bottom of the French canning jar it rides in on. Turns out it's more than interesting; it's irresistible. There's also an almond-crusted buckle bursting with Texas blueberries, set on a fat stripe of sour cherry-brown butter sauce. It's topped with a scoop of wonderful house-made ice cream with the barest whisper of olive oil. And finally, there's a dark chocolate terrine, sleek, glossy and sophisticated enough to be served in the swankiest white-tablecloth joint in town. That comes with excellent pistachio gelato. All are outstanding.
Are you sitting down? Flores serves as pastry chef, too.
"Our goal is to be the best seafood house in Texas," owner Baudoin told me recently in a phone interview.
So far, I have to say, so good.
Driftwood (4-stars)
Price: $$$ (appetizers and salads $8 to $15, main courses $22 to $26, desserts $7 to $8)
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Date & Time Management System using C
Its my first post here. I will discuss on Date & Time Management Functions of C. Though if someone is only interested about getting the time and date, then it can be done by some trivial function but the goal of this detail discussion is understanding the bios as well as decreasing the abstraction. I had to sum up this data when I was working on an algorithm. Hopefully some of you will find this useful.
Here you will find explanations of each run-time library functions that supports the capture, conversion and display of time, from which all date and date measures are derived. The examples provided here demonstrate the proper use of these functions and detail the relationship that exist between the global variable daylight, timezone and tzname[], and environment string TZ.
Computer Time
All system date and time measures available under DOS are derived from either the 8253 timer (oscillator) chip, or a real-time (battery-supported) if one is installed and operating. The 8253 timer oscillates at 1,193,180 Hz with a built-in divisor of 65,536 and emits a BIOS interrupt 0x08 18.2 times per second, or about every 0.055 seconds.
Universal Date & Time
To maintain compatibility with UNIX, several DOS run-time library functions and data structures are available that permit the underlying DOS clock device driver measures of time to support universal (GMT) time as well as standard and daylight saving time.
The non-Standard DOS-specific global variables (timezone, daylight and tzname[]) and environment string (TZ=) are used to implement universal GMT based time and to provide a complement of UNIX-compatible functions with within the DOS. These global variables assume default values based on an assumed TZ=string setting of
PST : A three character standard time zone abbreviation
PST Pacific Standard Time
MST Mountain Standard Time
CST Central Standard Time
EST Eastern Standard Time
8 : The number of whole hours, measured from the prime meridian; a positive value of 0 to 12 if west longitude, and 0 to 12 if east longitude.
PDT : A three-character abbreviation used to designate dayligyt saving time is in effect for this time zone, it stands for Pacific Daylight Time it is also can be of 4 types PDT, MDT, CDT, EDT
timezone : the number of seconds difference between the local time zone and the GMT is as follows :
PST : 8 hrs
MST : 7 hrs
CST : 6 hrs
EST : 5 hrs
daylight : A flag that is set to zero if daylight saving time is not in effect otherwise 1
tzname[] : Contains the three-character daylight saving time descriptive string or a null string
function tzset() sets these values
Terminology & Data Types
Whenever we speak of ticks, we are referring to the count of interrupts that are generated by the 8285 timer chip or real-time clock, and accumulated by the BIOS. For example if you have a tick count of 66,733, using the BIOS constant, the measure of time would be calculated as follows
1-hour : 66733-(1*((1,193,180/65,536)*60*60))=1190
Standard C defines two data-object types, clock_t and time_t, for representing data in <time.h> and one data structure, tm.
The standard C clock_t type is defined as
typedef long clock_t;
and represents the elapsed process time in seconds divided by the object-like macro CLK_TCK or CLOCKS_PER_SEC which is set to 1000 for DOS in <time.h>
It is defined as
typedef long time_t;
A time_t type represents the number of elapsed seconds since midnight relative to prime meridian (GMT) January 1, 1970, for compatibility with UNIX, whereas all DOS dates are originated at January 1, 1980.
struct tm
This is a special structure used in date time management functions. Template of this structure :
struct tm {
The structure template is given by :
struct dosdate_t {
struct dostime_t{
struct timeb {
Run-Time Library Functions For Date & Time Management
Here is a list of library functions that are used for Date and Time Management in C :
asctime() biostime() _bios_timeofday() ctime() difftime()
_dos_getdate() _dos_gettime() _dos_settime() _dos_setdate()
dostounix() ftime() getdate() gettime() gmtime()localtime() mktime() stime() _strdate() _strtime()strftime() time() TDate(class) TTime(class) tzset()unixtodos()
Here are the example of few -
asctime() - convert the standard tm structure to a string
char *asctime(const struct tm *pointer)
pointer : pointer to the Standard C date and time structure, tm
Return Value
A pointer to a static character string that is always 26 characters and in the format
Sun Jul 06 09:30:50 1980\n\0
Code: C
long biostime (int cmd, long newtime);
Arguments & Return Value
If cmd equals 0, biostime returns the current value of the timer. If cmd=1, the timer is set to the long value in newtime.
Code: c
clock_t clock(void);
Return Value
Clock can be used to determine the time interval between two events. On success clock returns the processor time elapsed since the beginning of the program invocation. On error clock returns 1.
Code: c
unsigned _bios_timeofday(unsigned service, long *ticks)
service : use either the _TIME_GETCLOCK or _TIME_SETCLOCK object like macros found in <bios.h>
ticks : pointer to a long that is used either to return the clock tick count or to serve as the value to set the clock tick count.
Return Value
When the _TIME_GETCLOCK service is used, a value of 0 is returned if midnight has been passed since the last get or set time was performed; otherwise a value pf 1 is returned.
When _TIME_SETCLOCK service is used, there is no return value.
Example See previous example
ctime() - converts date and time to a string
char *ctime(const time_t *timer);
timer : pointer to a time value in time_t format that was acquired using function time().
Return Value
ctime returns a pointer to the character string containing the date and time.
Code: c
time_t time(time_t *timer);
timer : pointer to a time_t type variable that is assigned the number of seconds elapsed since 00:00:00 GMT January 1, 1970.If timer is null no value is stored.
Return Value
The elapsed time in seconds identical to that placed in timer.
See previous example
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Really nice information.
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thanks mod
Considering the size of the article I have not given details of every functions but if you ask for some specific function or all of them I can post them too.
i would love to answer any queries or in-depth analysis of some portion
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Very VERy good information keep up the good work
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i got a question something i just thought of when ever you download a game and they have time limits on it does the time limit go according to your time on the pc or is it a script inside the game countding down thats what im thinking but if its on ur pc then couldnt you manipulate your time so that your time limit wouldnt never expire? is it possible?
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Actually, for the old DOS enviroment the clock_t is used with the clock() function, and it is divided by the macro TICKS_PER_SEC, not CLOCKS_PER_SEC or CLK_TCK.
The form of TICKS_PER_SEC was:
#define TICKS_PER_SEC 18.2f
As you well said, this value represents the number of interupts that the timer emits per second.The clock() function is exactly the function that gets this number.
If you check it out, you'll see that this macro "works" only for Win 95 and over, nor for DOS.
very interesting
nice first post
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thanks buddy, and about that multiply thing that's a slip of pen :D see the example of biostime() a similar macro has been used fro dividing the actual BIOS time
and about the buil;t in divisor that's also a typing mistake, you can imagine when you have to prepare and type the whole thing within a day
i regret these mistakes
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thanxx buddy, and about your query - have you ever downloaded a cracked version of a software, how do you think they do it? i dont claim that i know all the methods of such reverse engineering but of course one of them is setting the timer afresh. Setting corresponding DWORD value afresh would do the trick. But easier said than done.
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well i always thought 2 ways a serial key generator or a patch to put with in the program its self
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Good Work
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i often find time is so rare and my spare time less!
how to handle mess of tasks effectively?
any suggestions?
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MUSKEGON COUNTY, MI – Nothing could have prepared me for the deluge of comments and emails I received Monday, after asking readers which local places to nominate for MLive's "Michigan's Best Breakfast Joints" contest.
The post got over 100 comments, and I received 29 emails from readers with nominations. The MLive and Muskegon Chronicle Facebook page received more than 150 replies between two posts when we asked which restaurants should represent the Muskegon area.
Reading all those replies not only got me hungry, but it also made me wonder who I'd pick if I was given the chance. Here are two I'd definitely nominate.
Toast 'N Jams, 3462 Henry St., Norton Shores.
Toast 'N Jams is currently my favorite breakfast spot in Muskegon County. Here's why:
- They are consistently good. This might sound strange, but the thing I like most about Toast N Jams is that I always know what to expect.
I don't always get the same thing, come with the same people or even go on the same day of the week, but I know that no matter when I go, what I order or who I'm with I'll always leave satisfied.
The food is always delicious and comes out in a timely manner, even when the place is busy. The wait staff is attentive and polite.
And it's got a casual, friendly atmosphere that makes it a great place to catch up with friends over breakfast. Although, it's also great if I decide to eat breakfast by myself.
- I love the décor. I think my former colleague Megan Hart described Toast N' Jams' look best when she said the restaurant looked like "a cross between a 1950s diner and your grandmother's kitchen if she never threw away the knickknacks she collected over the years."
I love the vintage containers that line the walls, the Route 66 mural and the multicolored lamps that hang from the ceiling. But even though they have a lot going on, the space never feels cluttered or uncomfortable.
Brooklyn Bagels, 475 Whitehall Road, North Muskegon and 3007 Henry St., Roosevelt Park.
Okay, so it might not be an obvious choice, but I'm from New York, so to me, bagels are as much of a breakfast staple as eggs or bacon.
Here's what I like about it:
- It's quick. Since bagels don't take long to prepare, Brooklyn Bagels is my go-to spot when I need a quick bite or something to eat on the go.
- The cucumber onion dill cream cheese. Brooklyn Bagels has several cream cheese flavors, but my favorite is the cucumber onion dill. I've also become a fan of the spinach artichoke cream cheese, which has a surprising kick to it.
- They serve lox. I love lox, but don't typically order it with my bagels since it can get pricey.
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Arid Cultural Event and exhibitions
Date: 2016-09-21
This year the Arid Cultural Event, was nothing sort of pure cultural grandeur. The Arid region, which includes Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, Augrabies Falls National Park, Namaqua National Park, |Ai-|Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park and Mokala National Park has for the last seven years held this flagship regional event in partnership with the Dept. of Economic Development and Tourism of the Northern Cape Province (DEDAT). The department has proven to be a worthy partner over and over again.
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Date: 2016-07-06
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Date: 2016-05-18
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Media Release: Official launch of Oranjekom Gorge Cottage
Date: 2016-04-29
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Catch and Release Fishing at Augrabies Falls National Park
Date: 2016-04-04
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Date: 2015-07-27
24/07/2015 - The awards ceremony is held annually to celebrate the outstanding achievements of staff in the five Arid Parks, the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, Augrabies Falls National Park, Mokala National Park, Namaqua National Park and |Ai-|Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park.
'Far' schools once again at Augrabies Falls National Park.
Date: 2015-03-02
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Media Release: Newly appointed contractor wins award
Date: 2014-12-04
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Date: 2014-11-04
Augrabies Falls National Park (AFNP) is once again home to the Kalahari Augrabies Extreme Marathon (KAEM) taking place from 1 November to 7 November 2014. The race, a grueling multi-stage running event that covers about 250 kilometers, is celebrating its 15th year of existence.
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Date: 2014-03-28
South African National Parks (SANParks) is again expecting visitors to flock to Augrabies Falls National Park (ANP) near Upington in the Northern Cape as water levels are expected to reach a three year high. The Orange River will be in full force and with water flowing at 850 cubic metres per second.
Augrabies Falls National Park waterfall update
Date: 2014-03-24
The Augrabies Falls National Park is experiencing a spectacular sight of high volumes of water over the waterfall. As of this morning, 24 March 2014, the flow is at 833cum/s. Since the start of the heavy flow on the weekend, the park has had almost 3000 day visitors.
Augrabies Falls National Park waterfall update
Date: 2014-03-19
The water level at Kakamas bridge this morning (19 March 2014) was 5.150m high with a flow of 700cum/s.
Media Release: Visit Augrabies Falls National Park to witness the power of nature
Date: 2014-03-17
Augrabies Falls National Park (AFNP) in the Northern Cape, is expecting the Orange River to be in full force over the next week. After two weeks of rain around the country, the power and force of the waterfall will once again live up to its name of "the place of Great Noise".
2013 SANParks Arid Cultural Event
Date: 2013-07-17
South African National Parks (SANParks) initiated SA National Parks Week in 2006. This week (9 -13 September 2013) focuses on free access for South Africans into almost all of the South African National Parks. The Arid region which includes Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, Augrabies Falls National Park, Namaqua National Park, |Ai-|Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park and the Mokala National Park has for the last three years held a flagship regional event, the Arid Cultural Event in partnership with the Dept. of Economic Development and Tourism of the Northern Cape Province (DEDAT), at one of the parks to commemorate this week with its communities. This year the event will be celebrated at the |Ai-|Ais/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park with the focus on cultural heritage, on Wednesday, 18 September 2013.
Media Release: Interesting Sightings at Augrabies Falls National Park
Date: 2013-06-25
Augrabies Falls National Parks (AFNP) has revealed a bit more about its illusive self this month with three remarkable sightings. A Leopard, Aardwolf and an Aardvark were all spotted in the park.
Special long weekend discounts at Augrabies Falls National Park
Date: 2013-06-12
South African National Parks (SANParks) is offering special discounts to short notice online reservations for selected accommodation and camping at Augrabies Falls National Park for the forthcoming long weekend.
Positive People and Conservation Projects in the SANParks Arid Region
Date: 2012-12-21
We take a look at various People and Conservation projects hosted in the South African National Parks (SANParks) - Arid Region.
Closure of Bridge at Kakamas on your way to Augrabies Falls National Park
Date: 2012-02-13
Due to major damage to the Orange river bridge at Kakamas, the bridge was closed on the 8th of February 2012 until further notice.
Road/Facility closures & accessible areas for Augrabies
Date: 2011-06-20
There have been many facility closures as well as one road closure due to the recent flooding at the Augrabies Falls National Park.
Kgalagadi to Augrabies Extreme Marathon
Date: 2007-11-14
The Kalahari to Augrabies Extreme Marathon (KAEM) of 252 kms recently took place over 7 days (including a mandatory rest day). The tone was set from the very first day when the 34 extreme athletes from 9 countries set off in temperatures that steadily climbed to 46 degrees celcius.
Nominations for the 2007 Kudu Awards Begin
Date: 2007-03-07
If you know of individuals or organisations who are making a significant contribution to conservation in South Africa, please read more about the SANParks Kudu Awards, download the Award Categories and fill in a nomination form...
Greening Up around Augrabies
Date: 2006-10-16
From the 1-7 September 2006 the Augrabies Falls National Park celebrated Arbor Week. This commemoration was two-fold; on the one hand the park was visited by the Sentraal Primary School Kakamas as well as the Keimoes High School and on the other hand the park led a tree-planting ceremony held on Wednesday 6 September in the community of Langverwag, Kakamas.
Traveller's Tale: The Legend of the Gariep Monster
Date: 2006-10-13
This story, sent through from Augrabies Falls National Park is a piece of popular folklore that has been circulating in the region for many many years...read and enjoy!
The Magnificent Augrabies Falls
Date: 2006-04-06
The spectacular wonder that is the Augrabies National Park is once again alive – thanks to the recent rainfalls in the Northern Cape. Over the last couple of weeks, hundreds of visitors from around the country have been flocking to Augrabies, 120kms from Upington to experience the powerful flow of water – unleashed from rocky surroundings.
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MICHAEL WOLFE JOINS THE PORTLAND GROUP Wilsonville, Ore. -- The Portland Group, Inc. (PGI), announced that Dr. Michael Wolfe has joined the company in a senior staff engineering position. Wolfe comes to PGI after eight years as an Associate Professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the Oregon Graduate Institute of Science and Technology. From 1979 until 1988, he was a founder, vice president, and chief scientist at Kuck and Associates, Inc. He received his Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign in 1982. For a number of years, Wolfe was an active member of PGI's technical advisory board and is keenly aware of PGI's business and product capabilities. Widely known and respected in the parallel computing research community, Wolfe has over 50 publications in that field. The pioneering work in his Ph.D. thesis served as a basis for the 1989 book "Optimizing Supercompilers for Supercomputers", a defining reference in the field of advanced compiler development. His most recent book, "High Performance Compilers for Parallel Computing", provides a clear and comprehensive understanding of modern analysis and optimization techniques used in compilers for parallel systems. He is also working on a new text describing compiler optimizations for today's high performance uniprocessor systems, PGI noted in a press release. "PGI is the only independent compiler vendor working to provide a complete solution to the high performance and parallel computing community," Wolfe said. "I am pleased to have the opportunity to join PGI, and hope my value-added will help make PGI software products even more attractive to users and vendors of high performance computing systems." According to Larry Meadows, Chief Technical Officer at PGI, "We have a real need for highly expert yet pragmatic parallel compiler engineers right now. I can't over-emphasize how much technical expertise Michael Wolfe brings to PGI. He's proven time and again that he has an ability to define innovative parallel compilation techniques and then carry through with high-quality working implementations. He will help to further expand our technology lead in High Performance Fortran (HPF) and related High Performance Computing (HPC) products. We consider ourselves very fortunate to have Michael working with us."
DAVID MACRAE, PRESIDENT OF DISCREET LOGIC, RESIGNS New York, N.Y. -- David Macrae, president, chief executive and a director of Discreet Logic Inc. resigned. The company had recently issued a warning about earnings for the quarter ended last month. Discreet said that for the second quarter ended Jan. 31, it expects revenues of $25 million and per share earnings of 2-4 cents, versus revenue of $13.7 million and earnings of 7 cents per share in the year-ago period. Company Chairman Richard Szalwinski, who was named acting CEO, called the anticipated results very disappointing. He cited a delay in availability of a new generation of Silicon Graphics Inc.'s computer hardware that runs Discreet's software. SGI's announcement held back planned purchases of Discreet's Flame, Inferno and Vapour applications, which run on the Onyx RealityEngine. Discreet develops and supports non-linear, digital sound and image processing systems for creating, editing and compositing special effects.
RON BELL TO HEAD LSI LOGIC'S NEW ADVANCED ARCHITECTURE DIVISION Milpitas, Calif. -- LSI Logic Corp. has appointed Ronald K. Bell vice president of its newly formed Advanced Architecture Division. According to a press release from LSI, the Advanced Architecture Division will set the overall technical direction of the LSI Logic Products Group. Bell, 53, was the chief technical officer for Unisys Corporation from 1993 until recently joining LSI Logic. Bell joined Unisys predecessor Sperry Rand in 1969 and became an authority in the design and application of microprocessor technology. He received the company's highest technical award in 1988, when he was named a Unisys Fellow. He was the vice president and general manager of the Unix Systems Group (Salt Lake City and San Jose) for Unisys from 1991-1993. "I have followed LSI Logic since its inception (1981) with a great deal of interest," Bell said. "LSI Logic is well positioned to make major technological advancements, directly impacting the global semiconductor industry on a long-term basis." The Advanced Architecture Division includes Software Research and Development, Advanced Circuit Engineering and Advanced Architecture Marketing. LSI Logic is a supplier of custom high-performance semiconductors.
CSPI PRESIDENT & CEO DAVID BOTTEN RESIGNS Billerica, Mass. -- CSPI Inc. announced that David Botten, president and CEO, has resigned from all positions with the company. The company is in the process of selecting a successor. In the interim, operations will be handled by an executive committee comprised of three members of senior management -- James Waggett, vice president who is head of the Embedded Computing Division and a founder of the Company, Michael Stern, vice president of Operations, and likewise a founder, and Gary Levine, the company's vice president of Finance. CSPI is a manufacturer of vector processors, bio-imaging systems and vision systems.
COMPUTER NETWORK TECHNOLOGY ANNOUNCES DEPARTURE OF MAC LEWIS Minneapolis, Minn. -- Computer Network Technology Corporation (CNT) announced that C. McKenzie (Mac) Lewis III, its executive vice president of Marketing and Engineering and its president and CEO from May 1986 to December 1995, has resigned as an officer and director. Mr. Lewis said, "Over the past several months CNT has made management changes and prioritized its business to focus on new markets for 1996 and beyond. The fourth quarter of 1995 demonstrated an improvement from weaker results during the middle of 1995. Of particular importance, it reflected improved revenue from some of CNT's new markets. Following this initial period of transition, I believe it is the appropriate time for me to leave CNT to pursue other opportunities." CNT develops and markets high-performance networking products for the enterprise.
PROTEON APPOINTS DAVID ALLEN VICE PRESIDENT OF EUROPEAN SALES Westborough, Mass. -- Proteon, Inc. announced that David Allen, a networking industry executive with more than 15 years experience, has been appointed vice president of European Sales Operations. Allen joins Proteon from Thomas-Conrad Europe Ltd., where he had been serving as General Manager for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. He previously held senior executive positions at Cisco Systems and Madge Networks. While at Thomas-Conrad, Allen helped the company to expand its reach to all European markets, building revenues to nearly $1 million per month within seven months of operation. As vice president of Worldwide Marketing at Madge Networks, Allen helped expand the company from a small boutique British engineering form to a major industry player with more than $150 million in revenue. Earlier in his career, he held executive positions with Interactive Inc., San Diego, Calif.; MDS Quantel of Southern California; and Western Data Systems, Los Angeles, Calif. A native of North Kingston, R.I., Allen also has permanent EEC residency. Proteon is a supplier of networking products.


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One day after saying he was transferring to Parkway, former Calvary Baptist defensive tackle T.D. Moton is instead enrolling at Woodlawn-Shreveport, where paperwork is being filed to allow him to play right away.
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HONOLULU (AP) - The Honolulu Star-Advertiser is accusing U.S. Rep. Charles Djou and the Hawaii Republican Party of violating its copyright of a photo of Democrat Colleen Hanabusa used in a TV attack ad.
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A term in which college age students use to describe being exiled from their dorm or apartment when one of the roommates is engaging in sexual activity. This usually happens because the occupant does not want to be interrupted. A way in which to notify the roommate would be to hang a "You've Been Sexiled" hanger on the outside door handle of the residency. These hang tags can be found and downloaded for free at www.thesexiled.com
Julian just got sexiled by his roommate Joe, because Joe was having sex with multiple blow up dolls and/or Julian's girlfriend. Sorry dude, but you just got "Sexiled"
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The act of being kicked out of one's room so his/her roommate can get freaky. Usually occurs in college dorm rooms sexiled exiled sex
Sarah was sexiled last night and had to sleep in the living room on an air mattress.
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When at your college dorm and you have no place to go due to your roommate sexual habits
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The act of being kicked out of a hotel room, apartment, bedroom, dorm room or a bed so one of your friends can violate another person in said room.
I got sexiled from our room in Vegas so Ryan could bang an indian.
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when a roommate needs the room for a hookup and the person kicked out is stranded with no where to go.
In college I was sexiled so my roommate could have fun with her boyfriend.
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To be kicked out of your room(usually happens in dorms) because your roommate is having sex.
I have been sex-iled, damn roommate.
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When your college roomate's boyfriend or girlfriend comes to visit at your dorm and they sexile you from the room.
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