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Monday July 9 2007 05:15:51 PM
Surf spot: Hof maxim (Hifa), Israel
Created: Monday July 9 2007 05:16:38 PM
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Hits: 1962
Sunday July 8 2007 03:00:00 PM
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Sunday July 8 2007 12:00:00 PM
Surf spot: Canoe's, United States of America
Created: Sunday July 29 2007 07:10:47 PM
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Sunday July 8 2007 06:36:42 AM
Surf spot: Hueneme, United States of America
Surfed south side of pier. there was some really fun peaks coming through, a couple of barrels to be had and definitely some faces to play on.
Created: Wednesday July 11 2007 06:38:52 PM
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Hits: 1994
Saturday July 7 2007 10:33:49 PM
Surf spot: Heavens, United States of America
Created: Friday July 6 2007 10:57:31 PM
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Hits: 2042
Saturday July 7 2007 05:00:00 PM
Created: Monday July 9 2007 01:06:48 PM
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Saturday July 7 2007 03:00:00 PM
Surf spot: La Pampilla, Peru
Después de 3 meses, el hijo regresa a la madre.
Como todo buen hijo, lo primero es guardarle un poco de respeto y como toda madre, responde con una cachetada.
Así fue la primera sesion de la temporada inverno 07, una desgracia, pero sabiendo que no puede ser peor, así que solo queda mejorar.
PD: el wetsuit es un éxito
Created: Monday July 9 2007 07:10:31 AM
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Saturday July 7 2007 11:30:00 AM
First session for Kro, my cousin from Florida. Not good conditions to start (windy, bad waves, short board) but it was fun; she just tried to catch some waves (froth).
Ludo did some pictures; I'll try to attach some later.
Created: Saturday July 7 2007 10:32:53 PM
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Saturday July 7 2007 08:00:00 AM
Ouch, I have broken my magical board! It was maybe the first real swell since 2 monthes. Waves were around 1.5m with some bigger sets at 2m. The current was pretty strong and the sandbanks have moved a little.
I managed to keep some waves: left were hollow and fast. Rights were easier to surf. I took a good right but when I paddled back, a bigger set was closed and I was just in the impact zone. This swell was long and more powerful thant it seem from the beach. When I get back my board: it was broken !! Even if I had a second board, I was so desappointed that I just came back... I went to Lacanau and I found the same board hopefully!
Created: Sunday July 8 2007 11:38:11 AM
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Friday July 6 2007 05:29:16 PM
Surf spot: Leo Carillo, United States of America
Paddled out at Secos on my way home from work. I normally like to ride my 7'9" here but I only had my shortboard with me. Oh well, I paddled out into a fairly crowdedline-up. then again...3 people at Leo can be crowded depending on how consistent the wave is. I saw the regular crew of longboarders and I managed to pick of some waves even with the shortboard. It was ok, nothing eppic, bui fun.
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Friday July 6 2007 10:00:00 AM
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Friday July 6 2007 06:30:00 AM
Surf spot: Seal Beach, United States of America
The 4th of July: Independence Day is upon us tomorrow with the largest fireworks display south of the Mississippi (have your kids spell that one) down at "Surf City" Huntington Beach, Steel Pier. PCH closed from 7PM to 11PM and traffic will be a bloody nightmare!
Temp this morning at 9AM was a sizzling 90F water temp 70F with big combo mix of SE Hurricane/SW Southern Hemi ground swell and NW wind swells. My ex pat Sydney mate Stuart Blake (Bruce) and I were out at northside Seal Pier by 6:30AM DST to beat the crowd ... bigger than yesterday with overhead sets but not as good shape ... a little walled out.
The swells all merge into big peaks that refract off the pier breakwall into what we call "Harvey Wall Bangers". The wave suddenly jumps up to one and a half times its size like The Wedge" at Newport ... you free fall down the face and if you make the drop your in a cannon barrel churning over the shallow inside sand bar!
Yesterday picked off a beauty ... paddled outside as a big set popped up off the end of the pier ... let the first couple go to clear out traffic and the shortboarders hanging out inside ... spun around and stroked in hard as a shoulder high peak jumped to head high ... dropped in at an angle, top turned laying the board on its sidebites, thrusting out and up with the peak feathering over my head and pumped up and down from the middle of the face racing the barrel as we hit the inside sandbar ... yeah! A shortboarder inside was most impressed ... "cool that was a standup tube dude"!
This morning the word was out the swell was building so did the crowd but got lucky and was in position to pick up a giant outside peak that rolled through the middle section ... thought twice but had to paddle in to it, late take off or not... everyone inside was yelling go! go! go! ... take off was like jumping off a roof ... barely made the drop without getting buried under a ton of white water, carefully carved up and down the face until it reared into a nasty wall and discretion being the better part of valour straightened down and out hard!
Bruce said "that one was a bit steep thought you were history mate"!
PS Not as big as the pix above but fun, fun, fun ... who says there are no super waves at Seal!
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Thursday July 5 2007 04:00:00 PM
Surf spot: El Porto, United States of America
So there I was, paddling for my life, wondering if I was going to make it out of this alive. A huge wave was welling up on the horizon, and here I was, paddling for my life, making my arms push themselves as deep into the water as I could, trying to maintain the long, slow strokes that would keep me in trim, doing anything I could to reduce as much drag as possible, trying my best to maintain the momentum. I was not entirely sure if I was going to make it, but sheer will was making me push forward, as I was determined NOT to get dumped on by this monster of a wave. Meanwhile, in my head, I kept telling myself that I need to remain calm and collected. I was practically screaming this to myself over and over, on the brink of sheer panic, yet I knew if I gave into that impulse, i would be totally fucked.
So I paddled and I paddled, having that horrible feeling that I was not actually going anywhere. It reminds me of those nightmares I have occasionally, you know, the ones where you're running from something, but you cant move or you're running in slow motion. The feeling is horribly similar to just that. However, I was moving, and FAST. Those long, slow strokes paid off as I finally reached this goliath of a wave, just as it was just starting to well up. The relief I felt was short lived as I realized I hadn't yet made it out of the drop zone. My arms were so tired, I felt like they were lead weights, yet I forced myself to keep going with the same momentum.
This monster was welling up like nothing I had ever experienced before. As I paddled, I got the feeling that I was trying to paddle up a fucking mountain. This monster of a wave just kept on going FOREVER, the more I paddled, the higher it got, or so it seemed. I couldn't even see the top of this thing, all I saw was the face of the most enormous mutha fucker of a wave that I had ever been on.
This was the shit I had been striving for all summer, this was the real shit, the big time. The little ripples I had conqured over at Bay Street last summer, that made me feel like such a bad ass, were NOTHING compared to this shit right here. This was what I had been pushing my self all summer for. This was the reason I was black and blue all over, taking beating after beating, forcing myself beyond those fears and hang ups that I felt were holding me back.
Self doubt started seeping into my mind, as I started thinking to myself, "do I REALLY have ANY business being out here right now?" I couldn't help but question myself, for the ocean that was so calm, not an hour before, took on an angry, menacing look as these monsters just rose out of the sea, seemingly out of nowhere.
At last, I had made it to the top, triumphant, as I shot myself up and over the peak, victoriously. I felt on top of the world, well literally, since the wave was so huge, that I felt as if I were teetering on top of a two story building as I gracefully soared up and over the wave, as it crashed down, behind me in the distance, with an thunderous roar, that was a bit unsettling to say the least.
There were more monsters coming in like this. I started to feel a bit sea sick as the ocean was churning, as the wind picked up and added a slight chop to the already challenging conditions.
That was probably the worst of it. those sets of gynormous waves came in for about a half hour, or an hour or so, then let up a bit to more reasonable conditions. Well, reasonable for me, anyway. I'm sure everyone else out there was loving it. I couldn't really tell, seeing as how, for a good part of that time, all I saw were huge waves all around, as I bobbed around to and fro, passing up wave after wave, waiting for one that was a bit more reasonable, as I asked myself, "I don't have a death wish, now do I?"
So off in the distance, I see one, I know it's the one. Looks kind of big, but after that whole fiasco I just experienced, I was like, fuck it, it's coming right to me, I'm gonna go for it! So I get myself all nice and ready, I start paddling...Then I glance back over my shoulder, and doubt starts creeping in. I'm a bit further inside than I should be, (I was trying something new that day, after some great advice from a friend, but that's a whole other story) as I realize this wave is gonna break a bit sooner than the others. But I can't turn back now, it's too late, so I decide that the only thing I can do is go for it. I know that if I hesitate, it's gonna be all over for me. So I paddle and paddle and paddle, and you know what? I caught it and rode it all the way in. It was fucking unbelievable. By no means was it flawless, I pretty much caught it right as it was dumping on me. It was coming in so fast that it almost knocked me off my board. I had to hang onto the rails for dear life as the rest of my body was pretty much airborne. But I just stayed with it, until I had things under control, then hopped up and had the ride of my FUCKING LIFE!
I rode this wave for what felt like FOREVER, it shot me out soooooo fast, it was unbelievable. I had this big epiphany while riding that wave. One of the areas I have been trying to perfect is my turns. I was having trouble with them before, but this time, It was no sweat. I realized that turning is a million times easier when you're being shot out at warp speed....I was having no problem turning, going left and right, just feeling it out and having a blast. I got to the shore, and leaned back, coming to a quick stop, I had things under control. :D
But then, I had to get back out there. Getting through the soup was becoming a real pain in the ass, what with the mountains welling up and the light chop and what not. But I was having a blast and wanted another one sooooooooo bad...
This time, as I paddled up another "mountain range" i realized that the shape of the waves were quite nice, they were huge, but I started noticing that there was this nice gradual incline to their face and I imagined what it would be like to be shooting down that thing, thinking that the drop might not be quite as terrifying due to the graceful curve of it's slope. I decided I wanted one of those monsters and that by the end of the day, I would be dropping down one of those fuckers, by golly!
It was decided. I was determined...
I caught some really great waves that day, however, I never did get to ride one of those huge waves I wanted so bad. I was already pretty tired out at that point, and had very little energy left in me, plus I started getting frustrated, which always fucks my shit up, I have this competitive streak in me that sometimes rears it's ugly head, and doesn't really get me anywhere. The sun was going down and I wanted one of those giants so bad, I kept getting mad, when I would paddle for one, and miss it, or pop up to soon and the wave would keep going, as I started cursing and muttering under my breath...thats always a sign that it's time for me to call it a day. When sheer frustration kicks in and takes all the fun out of it.

That's okay I thought, tomorrow's another day, right? So I dragged my weary ass to shore. I got all my stuff together then walked back towards the other end of the beach, where I proceeded to take part in my new routine of surfing till weary, then heading back to the other end of the beach, to watch the surfers do their thang, while the sun sets in the distance. I love this time of day, it's beautiful, magical, the golden hour.

I watched these guys glide through the waves with an effortless grace. Its an exhillerating feeling just watching really experienced surfers. Everytime I do, it reconfirms my determination to be one of those guys out there, tearing up the waves. I saw some guy surf switch right in the middle of his wave, I didn't even know you could do that! Pretty cool, I guess I can learn a thing or two just by watchin.

It struck me how ironic the nature of surfing actually is. I mean, it can be pretty brutal at times, especially for someone at my expertise level, yet watching these guys glide through the waves, it's amazing how graceful surfing actually is. someday I'll get there, and I will look back on these blogs and laugh about the trials and tribulations it took to get to that point. These are some great days though, the days i'm gonna cherish for the rest of my life...

To Be Continued...
Created: Thursday July 5 2007 11:00:05 PM
Modified: Saturday July 7 2007 03:32:26 AM
Hits: 1215
Thursday July 5 2007 02:00:00 PM
Surf spot: Pakala, United States of America
Created: Wednesday July 18 2007 02:10:01 PM
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Thursday July 5 2007 08:40:00 AM
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Thursday July 5 2007 08:20:00 AM
Surf spot: Huanchaco, Peru
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Thursday July 5 2007 02:10:00 AM
Surf spot: St. Simons Island, United States of America
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Wednesday July 4 2007 09:03:53 PM
Surf spot: Oxnard Shores, United States of America
The swell was a little better organized the morning of the fourth. It's alwasy great to get waves on a holiday. the bars are still not great, and the wave was a little fat, and would back off after your first turn. I took a thicker 80's shortboard out, and it was definitely the right call. Not the best session, but it was fun.
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Wednesday July 4 2007 08:33:27 PM
Surf spot: Ditch Plains, United States of America
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Wednesday July 4 2007 04:20:00 PM
Surf spot: El Porto, United States of America
So for the 4th, we decided to head out to my new fav spot at El Porto which was a fiasco due to road closures, but my determination was such that somehow I found our way there.
The place was PACKED. We were super lucky to even find a parking spot. The day was overcast, which was actually nice, since I tan easily and needed a break from the sun for one day. For some odd reason, there were few surfers out there compared to the last time I had been there, last Monday. Which was alright, since I was able to find a nice, empty spot at the far end, to concentrate and not worry about getting in the way of people. It looked gnarly from the shore. i saw people wiping out left and right, I was cursing myself for being such a chicken and took an extra long time to stretch, thinking i would need a good one for the beating I was about to take, and also to stall and watch the ocean, debating if I even was really willing to get out there. The sign on the lifeguard tower said 2-4 feet, some waves looked a bit bigger, and it was about two hours before low tide.
Well after stalling for a good while, there came a lull in the sets that I had been waiting for, so I paddled out. When I got out there, I was surprised to find that it wasn't nearly as bad as it had looked, which was a shocker to me, since in my experience, things always look much more mellow from the car, or even from the shore. I kept telling myself to stay calm, relaxed and to breathe deeply, which I tend to forget sometimes in my ambition to get that wave of the day. This helped so much. I was calm, collected and waited and waited. i wanted to get the day off to a good start, because getting worked first thing always fucks my shit up big time. The blow to the ego is the worst part for me, then it's usually all downhill from there.
It was my second time at El Porto, and I was really getting accustomed to the way the waves break and so forth. Finally, far off on the horizon, I saw one, not too big, not too small, and coming right to me. I started paddling and caught it, riding it all the way in. I don't think I had even gotten my hair wet at this point. But I was super proud of myself. I don't need to try to explain the feeling here, because I know you all know what that feels like, only a surfer really knows, a friend of mine once said, but that statement is oh so true. I didn't catch one quite that good for the remainder of the day, even though I was trying to...You guys know, thats one of the things that keeps us going till the sun goes down sometimes, right? But I caught a bunch, got worked a few times, but nothing to crazy scary. It was all in all a fun time.
Except, that is for the end of my session, when I heard all this commotion and saw a bunch of surfers near me start freaking out and catching the next wave to shore. I thought I heard someone yell "OH SHIT" and coulda swore someone else yelled "SHARK" and thought i saw a fin, and then something jump out of the water as everyone hightailed it back in, but there was alot of commotion going on so i cant really be sure. I almost crapped my pants, but I told myself I gotta stay calm, and caught the next wave, and even rode it in, i was so calm...But still, it was my first experience of the sort, and even though I can't be sure what really happened there, It was pretty fucking crazy. The thing is, that there were these dudes fishing about directly in front of where the surfers that were freaking out were, so it all seems kind of plausable, the ocean was empty after that except for like, two people further down. I guess it happens, never happened to me before, but I suppose I had better get used to it, being in a habitat full of creatures that call my playground home.
So we headed out as the cops were rounding everyone up, letting us know the beach was closing. Fucking El Porto, even the COPS are cool as hell there. They just went around announcing that the beach was closed and we would get locked in if we didnt split soon, instead of kicking our asses out, like most beaches i've been to. I laughed with the realization that these cops totally talked like surfers themselves, "surfing cops" I thought to myself with a chuckle, "imagine that."
We got on the 105 freeway to head home. The timing was impeccable. The firework shows were going off all around us, and the elevation of the freeway gave us a perfect 360 degree view of all the explosions. I have never been eye level with fireworks before, and I never realized just how many firework shows went off simutaniously on the 4th. It was incredible. The whole way home, we had a perfect unobstructed view of all of LA's fireworks, and it was an insainely perfect end to the day....To Be Continued...
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Tuesday July 3 2007 08:59:51 PM
Surf spot: Oxnard Shores, United States of America
Well there was swell in the water, and I just finished repairing my fun board, so I had to take it for a test drive in front of the house. The wind was onshore, and the bars are not that great yet, but I definitely had the right board.
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Surf spot: Pismo Beach, United States of America
This wasn't at Pismo, it was actually at Shell Beach, probably a mile down from Piso. It kinda sucked, the waves died out before I could get acclimated to the colder northern waters, and the super slow waves that would just roll in without breaking, sloooooooowwwwwwly. There were some good lefts and rights, which totally fucked me up. The LA beaches I frequent have equal opportunity waves that offer lefts and rights, but i'm gonna have to get used to that shit someday, so it's all good.
I heard they had just caught a 15 ft great white in Avila Bay, which is bout a hop, skip and a jump away from Shell Beach. Luckily, I was told this after our session, "there are sharks up here, but they don't fuck with you." my surf buddy informed me. I just laughed and was glad I was told this AFTER the fact. I guess they butchered that shark, which is horrid. Even when i get a bit freaked seeing a shaddow off in the distance, when surfing alone, or while intoxicated, I know my fears of these creatures are pretty irrational and unlikely. I read about sharks alot, to learn about the habbits of these ancient creatures, I figure the knowledge is a good measure of prevention, should the unlikely, become reality...
But i's still a shame that these powerful beasts that are the definitive Darwinism on evolution at it's finest, a creature barely evolved, for billions of years, and yet we humans freak out, even though WE are the ones encroaching on THEIR habitat, and feel the need to destroy it immediately. Its a shame. Perhaps if I saw one in the water, right next to me, I might feel different, however, I have much respect for the ocean, more so now than ever, and all the creatures in it, as scary as they may see at times, but it's nature and must be respected.
Okay, that's enough ranting from me for one day, I wanna be a writer, right? So I tend to ramble....Anyway...Stay tuned for the next enthralling chapter of "Theadora's Surf Sessions." Now it's off the the beach for some surfin, fireworks and fun. Happy 4th Everybody! Take it eazy!
To Be Continued...
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Surf spot: Playa Salvaje, Spain
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Surf spot: Carcavelos, Portugal
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Surf spot: Le Santocha, France
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Surf spot: Carcavelos, Portugal
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Surf spot: Hueneme, United States of America
Surfed south side of the pier.
I should have dawn patrolled it, but it was still a nice day in any case. Sun was out, and beautiful weather. The water has warmed up a lot in VC, so I was kind of hot in my 4/3. It felt like I could have trunked it, but definitely a spring suit would have been better. It was a little onshore by the time I got there, but I still found some ramps to play with.
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Surf spot: Playa Salvaje, Spain
Muito bom!
eu e o Vando encontramos o Carlinhos e o Gilson na frente do pico! positive vibration!!!! muita risada e vinho depois!!
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Surf spot: Les Estagnots, France
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Surf spot: Carcavelos, Portugal
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Surf spot: Malibu, United States of America
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It was a strange session: a big swell was entring during this day.I went early in the mornign to surf before the wind turns onshore. The swell was not yet arrived and I picked only small but fun waves. Then waves get "bigger" until 1.2m but after 20mn, the wind get stonger and onshore.
This season is really bad as we only have small waves with offshore ar big mushy swells with stong onshore....
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Surf spot: Les Estagnots, France
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Saturday June 30 2007 07:33:03 PM
Surf spot: Oceanside Pier, United States of America
Ok so the Kook at Oceanside Pier was actually me.
I drove dowwn from Ventura, and the Pacific was pretty much flat everywhere. I was visiting relatives in Oceanside, so of course I had to bring my board. So why was I a Kook. Well it was the wetsuit that gave me Kook status. I didn't realize it was already 70 plus degrees down there, and I was burning up in a 4/3 full suit. everyone else was pretty much trunking it, so I kinda stood out like a soar thumb.
The waves were not that great, but I managed to find a couple of faces to play with.
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Surf spot: Les Estagnots, France
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Surf spot: Leo Carillo, United States of America
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Surf spot: Les Bourdaines, France
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Surf spot: Les Bourdaines, France
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Wednesday June 27 2007 09:44:39 PM
Surf spot: Secret Spot, Senegal
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Ph.D. 1994, Kansas State University.
ECE 015 - New Student Assembly, ECE 115 - New Student Design Project, ECE 542 - Computer Networking, ECE 641 - Advanced Digital Design
Research Interests
Networks Protocols
Data communications
Software Defined Networking
Error control coding
Network security
Digital design
HDL synthesis and modeling
Selected Publications
Wu, H.; Li, X.; Scoglio, C.; Gruenbacher, D.; Andresen, D., "Size-based Flow Management Prototype for Dynamic DMZ." 2015 11th International Conference on Design of Reliable Communication Networks (DRCN), IEEE, 2015.
Bose, S. , Natarajan, B. , Scoglio, C.M. , Schulz, N.N. , Gruenbacher, D.M. , Das, S., "Shipboard power systems reconfiguration - A cyber-physical framework for response time analysis,"2014 IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics
Fariba Fateh, and Don Gruenbacher "Minimization of Power Losses and Harmonic Distortions in Grid-Tied Cascaded Multilevel Inverters", accepted for presentation at the 29th Annual IEEE Applied Power Electronics Conference (APEC), March 2014.
Fariba Fateh, Warren N. White, and Don Gruenbacher, A Nonlinear Control Scheme for Extremum Power Seeking in Wind Turbine Energy Conversion Systems, accepted for the 2014 IEEE American Control Conference
Dwight Day, Xiongjie Dong, William Kuhn, Don Gruenbacher, Balasubramaniam Natarajan, Tim Sobering, Mohammed Taj-Eldin, Steve Warren, Thomas Barstow, Ryan Broxterman, Arlie Stonestreet II, "Biomedical Sensing and WirelessTechnologies for Long Duration EVAs and Precursor Scout Missions," 2014 IEEE Aerospace Conference.
Sydney, A., Nutaro, J., Scoglio, C., Gruenbacher, D., & Schulz, N., "Simulative comparison of multiprotocol label switching and OpenFlow network technologies for transmission operations." IEEE Transactions on Smart Grid, 4(2), 763-770.
A. Sydney, D. Ochs, R. Miller, C. Scoglio, D.Gruenbacher, "Using GENI For Experimental Evaluation of Software Defined Networking in Smart Grids", Computer Networks, January 2014.
Department Head for Electrical and Computer Engineering, 2007-present
Senior Administrative Team, College of Engineering, 2007-present
Program Committee, 2015 ECE Department Heads Assoc (ECEDHA) Annual Meeting
Vice-president, Central States ECE Department Heads Association, 2014-2015
Secretary-treasurer, Central States ECE Department Heads Association, 2013-2014
2003 Eta Kappa Nu Outstanding Faculty Member
2001 Mortar Board Outstanding Faculty Member Recognition
Nominee for the C. Holmes MacDonald Outstanding Teaching Award (2000 and 2001)
Other Notable Achievements
Head of the Department 2007-present


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Ben Affleck isn't Clint Eastwood, and Gone Baby Gone isn't Mystic River, but give the actor-turned-director time - actor-turned-director Affleck, that is. Eastwood was 41 when he made his directing debut, Play Misty for Me. Affleck's a mere 35 as his assured first film rolls into theaters.
Adapted, like Eastwood's Mystic River, from a novel by Dennis Lehane, Gone Baby Gone is a scrappy little thriller set in some of Boston's less-picturesque precincts - boarded-up rowhouses, rundown corner bars, graffitied parks, broken glass, broken dreams. Patrick Kenzie (Casey Affleck) and Angie Genarro (Michelle Monaghan) grew up here, and still live nearby. They're a twosome - they share an apartment, and they share a business: private investigators.


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Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Christmas Stocking Garland
1) Make a stocking cutout out of scrap paper. This will become your pattern. I then made sure my fabric was folded in half. This gave me 2 stocking cut outs once I had cut the pattern out.
2) put the wrong sides together and sew around the edge. I then added fun trimmings, like ric rac, patches, bows, and random strips of left over Christmas fabric. I made about 8-10 stockings per string of garland.
3) I took my finished stockings and just clothespinned them onto a string of ribbon.
4) tack onto your wall and you are good to go.
See I told you. Super simple and absolutely adorable.
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Keith Urban with Brett Eldredge and Maren Morris at Allstate Arena
Four-time Grammy Award winner and American Idol judge Keith Urban will bring his "ripCORD World Tour 2016" to the Allstate Arena on Friday, October 28 with Brett Eldredge and special guest Maren Morris.
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Culture Club at the Genesee Theatre
Culture Club were one of the biggest pop bands of the 80s, racking up seven straight Top 10 singles in the US. Front man Boy George defined the band's image with heavy make-up and a biting wit. Now see them at the Genesee performing some of your favorite hits like Do You Really Want to Hurt Me, Kissing to be Clever and I'll Tumble 4 Ya. Tickets $45-$150.
Santa's Magical Trolley Express
For the first time this holiday season, Santa's Magical Trolley Express will have trolley rides through downtown Evanston, and then travel back to Santa's North Pole workshop at Little Beans Café. The odyssey begins when the little ones board the trolley. They will be greeted by Mrs. Claus and the conductor, professional performers who know how to entertain kids, and build excitement as they journey north on their polar trek. Upon arrival at Santa's North Pole abode—Little Beans Café—they will visit with old St. Nick, get a picture and let Santa know what they hope to find under the tree. Next comes cookies and cocoa with Mrs. Claus, some exciting Yuletide games with the elves and a special surprise.
Peter Cetera at the Genesee Theatre
Grammy Award winning singer/songwriter Peter Cetera has had two distinct musical careers. During his time with legendary rock group Chicago, 18 of their most memorable albums were recorded. A solo artist since 1986, Cetera has made a name for himself with hits such as The Glory of Love, The Next Time I Fall, Feels Like Heaven, After All, Chances Are and No Explanation. Peter still enjoys performing his timeless hits which continue to touch the lives of people worldwide. Tickets $49.50-$92.50.
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Air Supply's single Lost in Love became the fastest selling single in the world. Since then, they've recorded hits such as All Out of Love, Making Love out of Nothing at All, The One that You Love, Sweet Dreams and Goodbye. Special guests The Romantics are known for their hits What I Like About You, Little White Lies, I Can't Tell You Anything and Tell it to Carrie. This should be a night of great music. Tickets $39-$85.
Savor Libertyville, A Chef Fest!
MainStreet Libertyville and the David Adler Music and Arts Center have joined forces to co-sponsor an inaugural event for this year. Join your friends for this tasty gathering and enjoy the ambiance of the David Adler Music and Arts Center, one of Libertyville's historic treasures. The evening will feature gourmet tastings from Libertyville chefs, specialty cocktails and a sweets table. Tickets are $100 and must be purchased in advance.
Only Child Brewing Company is a small batch, family owned & operated brewery in Chicago's North Shore. As a Husband & Wife team, (Ben & Amanda Rossi) we put our heads & hearts together to bring our passion to your glasses & it is very plain to see that all of our beers are brewed with artistry & a great deal of care. A Tap Room has been added where guests can enjoy the freshest Only Child beers possible.
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The Wizards of Winter at the Genesee Theatre
Starting out as a Trans-Siberian Orchestra tribute to raise money for a local food pantry, Wizards of Winter have become a musical force of its own design. Simultaneously recalling a heyday of classical tinged rock that is park and parcel of older listeners' mythology and amping it up in an aggressive way that appeals to young rock fans. This is one show the whole family will enjoy together.
Ram Restaurant & Brewery - Wheeling
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Ronnie Spector's Best Christmas Party Ever at the Genesee Theatre
Only a few artists in history have been capable of defining an entire era of music. Ronnie Spector, formerly of the Ronettes, is the embodiment of the heart, soul, and passion of female rock and roll in the 1960's. Now see the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee for a one night performance of her Best Christmas Party Ever. Here songs like Be My Baby, Sleigh Ride, I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus, Walking in the Rain and many more. Tickets $28-$49.
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Granite City Food & Brewery is a polished casual American restaurant featuring fresh, high-quality menu items prepared from made-from-scratch recipes. Signature dishes include Signature Meatloaf, Big Show Burger, Maple Bacon Flatbread, Mahi Tacos as well as burgers, sandwiches, salads and steaks. Granite City Food & Brewery's signature brews, which are made on-site, include The Duke (Pale Ale), The Bennie (Bock), The Batch (Double IPA), The Northern (American Style Light Lager) and The Stout. Seasonal brews are featured throughout the year.
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Stick shift and check engine light.
I will start by saying I am new to this forum and appreciate all input.
I have had 3 Jeeps in my life, the first a 85 CJ7. I loved that car but boy was it a pain, so many problems I can't count. I owned it from 87 until about 92 and had to get rid of it. Next was a 99 Wrangler sport and it never gave me a problem over 2 years. Both of these where stick shift as have been all my cars over my life time. Some include a 94 Honda Accord, 96 BMW M-3, 04 BMW 330, 07 BMW 335 and a 09 BMW 335.
I say this because I have been driving stick shift cars my entire life and have always enoyed A real Jeep and have had them in my car mix over the years.
I purchased a 2013 Wrangler Sahara and almost right off the bat my check engine light came on. I took it to the dealer and they tell me I am not pushing the clutch all the way down. Has anyone had this problem? I can't fnd anything on it but will say in all my years I have never had a problem and never worn out a clutch. As far as I can say you do not have to hit the fire wall to engage the clutch.
Is this a real problem or do I have to live with the check engine light going forward?
Any help or thoughts are appreciated and thank you.
It's less likely you're not pressing it all the way and more likely you're resting your foot on the pedal. That will cause a MIL from what I've read. Make sure you come off the clutch all the way while going through the gears. I only have 800 miles on mine so far but no MILs yet.
Never heard of this on a JK. What was the fault code that they found?
I have over 10K miles on my 12 JKU 6 spd I would estimate that for the first few thousand miles I pressed the clutch all the way down until I eventually I realized I could basically half clutch it and get smoother shifts I have never had any check engine lights so I dont think it has anything to do with that.
I'm curious about what your dealer has told you... are they indicating that in one way or another there is a sensor in the trans or maybe on the clutch pedal that can "monitor" the travel of the clutch? I call BS on that explanation from them since I know I half clutch and I'm sure many others out there with the manual trans do also and I've never heard of this.
I will add that with this clutch it doesn't seem that you need much pressure on the pedal in order to make it disengage or "slip" so do be careful to not rest your foot on the pedal...
With as many careless and speed shifts that occur daily in many '12-'13 model year Jeep Wranglers, equipped with manual transmissions; this board would be awash with idiot light questions if this were the case.
Holy Crap!
Well I expected a reply but maybe next september or something. Thanks so much for the input!
The dealer is Wickstrom in Barrington Il. I have known them for a long time and they have always been very good. They told me that the sensor in the pedal indicated I was not depressing the pedal all the way.
I thought about what you said about resting my foot on the pedal and I will have to say I did find myself doing that once or twice. I never heard the engine racing or anything while driving but I did think just the way my foot rests on the ground that may have happened.
Maybe that sensor works both ways, either all the way in or not all the way out.
Either way I think I found a nice place to talk Jeep
Thanks alot,
For around a hundred dollars you can get an OBD2 code reader. It plugs in under the dash and it will tell you what the fault code is and allow you to clear the code and shut off your check engine light. More importantly, you'll go to the dealer with an important advantage. You'll know why the check engine light came on in the first place. Your dealerships explaination soulds a little fishy to me. I'd want to see that code for myself. Good luck.
If I had to guess, this is the problem.
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OP, I have a 2013 JKR 6 speed with less than 2000 miles and my TOB is fried. i am getting a new clutch next week. Prior to all this, I had the same code noted above, show up twice. Dealer techs were useless and couldnt find the reason the codes were coming on so they just cleared them and sent me on my way:nonono:
As long as your not burning the hell out of the clutch every time you drive it half clutching shouldn't have an effect. As to the link in this thread, why would anyone rest their foot on the clutch pedal.
At the risk of duplicating a gripe in another thread about where to put my left foot between gear changes, I do find myself hovering over the clutch, barely touching.
I sure hope this doesn't trigger the sensor, but I think it might.
Throwout bearing resides in the fork, and (this is where I'm fuzzy) doesn't touch the splines in the pressure plate until the clutch is engaged. Touching the clutch peddle and feeling where the loose slop stops, and you can start to push against the retract spring for the fork should do absolutely nothing.
Yes, once the spring and fork start to move, yes.
Resting on the spring and not moving it should be zero wear.
Hi Sam
Im glad I spotted this post because my mil light was permanently on . Manual 6 speed only 5k miles. There was no code. The dealer just reset the computer and didn't really know why the light had come on .The mil light and a loud chime.
After reading your post i have discovered that When I start the jeep there must be a sensor at the top of the clutch travel (which lets the engine start). There must be another sensor at the bottom of the clutch travel (which tells the computer you have engaged the clutch properly). I was previously starting the jeep by just engaging the clutch enough to start the engine.
So far so good. No stupid mil light. And why no mention of this in the jeep manual.
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Caprock, Canyon, Pampa and Randall are also in the field. No area teams face each other on the opening day of competition.
The Palo Duro girls and Caprock Lady Longhorns (5-4) are also in tournaments this weekend, with the Lady Dons playing in the McKinney Pat Lobb Shootout today and Caprock beginning play in the Aledo Tournament of Champions.
The Borger girls (1-4) are in Kennedale today in the Lady Cats Invitational.
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Analysis of clinical material obtained from the individuals (49 psoriasis patients and 357 individuals without this disease) representing three ethnic populations of Dagestan (Avars, Dargins, and Kumyks) was performed. Polymorphism of the blood group loci AB0, Rhesus (RH), Kell, P, and Lewis, as well as of the protein-encoding loci for haptoglobin (HP), group-specific component (GC), and the enzymes, including glycosylase (GL01), esterase D (ESD), 6-phosphate dehydrogenase (6PDG), and acid phosphatase (ACP), was studied. It was demonstrated that in the pooled sample of Avars and Kumyks the Lewis system phenotype Le(a-b-) and the RH homozygotes (ee/ee) were statistically significantly more frequent among the psoriasis patients (P = 0.0488 and P = 0.0166, respectively), than among healthy controls of the same ethnic groups. It was suggested that for the pooled sample of Avars and Kumyks, homozygosity for the recessive RH allele (ee/ee) in combination with the Le(a-b-) phenotype, representing homozygosity for recessive allele le, was the risk factor for the development of psoriasis.
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Abstracts Due: December 1, 2013 / Final Papers Due: January 17, 2014 Graduate Student History Conference on Race and Ethnicity The Alliance of History Graduate Students at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee is pleased to announce its inaugural conference on racial history. In their classic work, Racial Formation in the United States, Michael Omi and Howard Winant describe race as an "arbitrarily chosen human attribute" that "shapes politics and policy, love and hate, life and death." As they note, "All of the powers of the intellect—artistic, religious, scientific, political—are pressed into service to explain racial distinctions, and to suggest how they may be maintained, changed, or abolished." Many scholars have since expanded on and exposed the various meanings historically attributed to race, and this conference hopes to advance, critique, and suggest new directions for the study of these historical meanings of racial identity and privilege that Omi and Winant suggest. We are particularly interested in receiving papers from a spectrum of disciplines and a broad range of genres that help illuminate these themes.
Topics: We welcome submissions related to racial history broadly conceived from any academic discipline, national context, or period. Possible topics include, but are not limited to: Labor; U.S. History, Health and Wellbeing; Anti-Racism/Activism; Law; Ethnographies; Media Studies; Indigenous Populations; Empire; Education; Gender; Immigration; Cultural Practices; Notions of Colorblindness; Urban Geography; Whiteness; Ethnicity; and Race Outside the U.S.
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Bill Fletcher: Longtime activist Bill Fletcher entered the labor movement working as a welder in a shipyard after earning his B.A. from Harvard. Active in many workplace and community struggles, Fletcher has worked for various labor unions including the national AFL-CIO and authored several books.
Paul Street: A journalist, author, historian, and commentator, Street is a member of the International Organization for a Participatory Society and holds a PhD in U.S. History from Binghamton University. He has worked as a senior staff person at the Chicago Urban League and is the author of five books.
Heather Ann Thompson, An Associate Professor in History and African American Studies at Temple University, Thompson's research focuses on crime, punishment, and prison activism during the 1960s and 70s. She is currently finishing a comprehensive history of the 1971 Attica Prison Rebellion and its legacy.
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As we enter the month of June, we have passed the one-third mark of the 2014 MLB season. There is still a ton of baseball to be played, though, and a good portion of the league continues to hover around the .500 mark.
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She Silently Cries
Somewhere on the plains the stripped tiger cats roar,
Somewhere a young tigress is pacing the floor.
Behind heavy bars and she hasn't a clue,
Confusion and loneliness deeper than blue.
She felt the small stinging blocking her senses,
She didn't know man or high covered fences.
But she knows of them now with absolute fears,
Bequeathed to the plains stay her innocent years.


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I would like to get short munis after the new year when the fund flows come in fleeing the expiration of bush tax cuts.Does anyone have any ideas because it doesnt seem any of them have options that I can buy puts on. I would rather not find a locate and short because of the margin interest and limited upside. Pls share, thanks in advance.
How's that short working out?Adjusted close Nov. 21, 2010 - 28.06.Today's close 29.33.Be wary of crystal balls and risky trades.
Adjusted close Nov. 22, 2010 = $27.93.Market timing is for gamblers.
Hey Galvin, how did that short idea work out? By my reckoning you would have grossed about a quarter a share on HYD since November 21,2010 before expenses.
You have the right idea. Municipal bond ETFs should be taking a big hit as the debt crisis becomes big news and accelerates in 2011. Can't see a Republican congress which represents mostly Southern and Western intrests being too enthusiastic to bail out mostly old Northern and west coast cities. If you figured out a good method to short this fund, please share.
If you could, its to late to short at this point.Hyd and others have already taken the big hit. To short now you would be a Johnny-come-lately.Most likely, its a better time to do a little D&D on muni bonds/etf/cef, and buy.
My idea is that if your crystal ball is a little cloudy you risk wrecking your portfolio.What makes you think you can predict the future?


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Guess its one's choice. do a thousand trades and get some money and experience, or do a thousand posts and get a title you can give yourself. But looking at it as giving back, help ease the ...................(complete it yourself)
Or listening to much to the others and still blowing their accounts!
True but if you blow your account because you are listening to others to much whos fault is that? Especially when there is demo accounts out there for free. Test and only then when you know its profitable do you trade it.
And does this title gives some privileges to its owner?
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