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We added another new position to the portfolio during a week where a weak jobs report and declining GDP forecasts weighed on markets.
We added to 2 positions during a volatile last week of the quarter, but still have ample cash for the seasonally strongest time of the year.
Legendary investor Warren Buffett advises to be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful. One way we can try to measure the level of fear in a given stock is through a technical analysis indicator called the Relative Strength Index, or RSI, which measures momentum on a scale of zero to 100.
We'll take advantage of the earnings report-related decline to improve our cost basis.
CalAmp (CAMP) reported lower-than-expected revenue for the fiscal 2017 second quarter and downbeat guidance late yesterday.
Among the underlying components of the Russell 3000 index, we saw noteworthy options trading volume today in CalAmp Corp , where a total of 4,069 contracts have traded so far, representing approximately 406,900 underlying shares. That amounts to about 126.8% of CAMP's average daily trading volume over the past month of 320,860 shares.
These heavily shorted stocks could get squeezed much higher if they report positive earnings this week.
Our buying spree continues as we added to 4 positions last week amid a Fed-induced rise in the S&P.
In trading on Friday, shares of CalAmp Corp crossed above their 200 day moving average of $16.28, changing hands as high as $16.35 per share. CalAmp Corp shares are currently trading down about 0.2% on the day.
We took advantage of several opportunities over the last week to scale into positions and improve our cost basis.
In a week where volatility finally returned on Friday, we initiated a new position, added to an existing holding and bolstered the Bullpen.
The story we will be focusing on is the net margin outlook over the coming quarters.
New Mobile Data Terminal Provides Powerful Platform for Vehicle Centered Applications
We continue to add names to the portfolio and will look for further buys heading deeper into a historically weak month for the market.
Independent Testing of ICN Using the International Insurance Industry Crash Standard Validates System's Automatic Crash Reporting Performance and Reliability
A majority of the portfolio's holdings outperformed the S&P 500 during a largely quiet week highlighted by Janet Yellen's speech.
We continued to add to the portfolio last week, bringing AMN Healthcare in from the Bullpen amid lazy late-summer trading.
All but two of the portfolio positions outperformed the S&P 500 last week.
Investors eyeing a purchase of CalAmp Corp shares, but cautious about paying the going market price of $15.43/share, might benefit from considering selling puts among the alternative strategies at their disposal. One interesting put contract in particular, is the March 2017 put at the $12.50 strike, which has a bid at the time of this writing of 65 cents.
We initiated a position in CalAmp last week as June-quarter earnings season winds down.
Growth Seeker adds CalAmp to its portfolio; Action Alerts PLUS lauds Procter & Gamble.
CalAmp makes a compelling purchase in light of its upside potential.
Here's a look at major tech stories in the news.
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Stocks of these resilient connectivity franchises deserve a look.
We are always on the lookout for ways to play good trends with under-the-radar companies. Nortek was one of them. Here are others.

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Pawel Rubaszewski
was born in 1961 in Warsaw. Graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts (sculpture) in Warsaw in 1990. Works with various materials and different scales - small sculptures in bronze and big garden sculptures. He has oriented himself towards humans and their limitations. Most of his sculptures tell a story of the undescribable constituents of human nature, in particular feelings and emotions.
He has contributed to several exhibitions in Poland and abroad. Most of his works are owned by private collectors mainly in Holland, Denmark and Germany. He has a permanent exhibition in the "Ewa Walinska Galerie" in Arnhem, Holland. Since 2004 his small forms and outdoor sculptures have been shown in Brantebjerg Gallery in Nakke Nord (Denmark).
Major exhibitions
1991 - "Mikro Art", "Art" gallery, Warszawa, Poland
1994 - "Espace Degre" gallery, Luxemburg
2003 - "Dialog mellem landskab og menneske", Bramsnaes Bibliotek, Kirke Hyllinge, Denmark
2004 - "Drei Generationen ", Kolonia i Düsseldorf, Germany
2004 - Taastrup Art Society, Denmark
2004 - Tryg Art Society, Ballerup, Denmark
2004-2014 - Brantebjerg gallery, Nakke Nord, Denmark
2005 - "Polske billeder", Roskilde Palaflojen, Denmark
2005 - Kulturspinderiet, Silkeborg, Denmark
2007 - "Cracovia per te", galeria "Il Tempo", Bolonia, Italy
2007 - "Cień" galeria "Labirynt", Kraków, Poland
2009 - "Warmia i Lejre", Lejre Kunstforening, Denmark
2012 - Gentofte Radhus, Denmark
2012 - Bramsnaes Bibliotek, Kirke Hyllinge, Denmark
2015 - Puławska Galeria Sztuki, Puławy, Poland


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After School Sports Registration Form
Girls Basketball: Practices are held at Dwyer on the blacktop by the locker rooms on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesdays from 3 pm-4 pm. See Coach Belida if you have any questions.
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8th Grade: Monday and Thursdays 7am-8am.
6/7th Grade: Monday and Wednesdays 7am-8am.
See Coach Gray if you have any questions.
***Please bring your printed and signed registration form to turn into your coach and/or Mrs. Dieda.
Surfing: The first meeting will be held before school at 8 am in the auditorium on Wednesday, September 28th. Please bring your signed registration form to the meeting.
** First workout in the water will be Tuesday, October 4th at 17th Street from 6:30 am-7:30 am. You must have your paperwork in to be able to participate.
Sports Schedules Fall 2016
**The schedule for Boys Volleyball and Girls Basketball is on the Google calendar above. Please refer to the calendar for the most current and up to date locations, times and changes of any games. The attached schedules to the right do not reflect changes that have been made.
After-School Sports at Dwyer
Most Dwyer sports teams play in the Coastal Athletic League. Dwyer sponsors 4 team sports each for boys and girls. 6th and 7th graders play on the SAME team. 8th graders have their own teams. The ...more
Donations for After School Sports Teams
Dwyer's athletic program is predominantly run from donations. Without a sufficient amount of donations collected the athletic program will have to fold. Your donations will go toward things like: transportation to and from the track meets, referee fees, tournament costs, as well as miscellaneous costs such as equipment and uniforms. With that said, to keep the athletic program functioning we ask that each athlete contribute $95.00 for the above costs. If $95.00 is just too much then any donation amount will help. If any of you would like to help support a less fortunate athlete by donating any additional monies, that too would be greatly appreciated.
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Home Run - DVD
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Oct 08, 2013
Baseball all-star Cory Brand knows what it takes to win in the big leagues. But off the field, with memories of his past haunting him, his life is spiraling out of control. Hoping to save her client's career and reputation after a DUI and a team suspension, Cory's agent sends him back to the small town where he grew up. Forced to coach the local youth baseball team and spend eight weeks in the only recovery program in town, Cory can't wait to return to his old life as quickly as possible. As his young players help him experience the joy of the game, Cory discovers his need to find freedom from his past and hope for his future … and win back the love he left behind. With this unexpected second chance, Cory finds himself on a powerful journey of transformation and redemption.
Past Events
Home Run - DVD
Sep 29, 2009
A little boy becomes a metaphor for a society in search of itself in this Chinese dramedy. Hoping to score a ratings coup, a cynical television producer (Bingbing Fan) creates a reality show about a five-year-old boy (Zou Yanwen) who searches for his long-lost mother with the help of his divorced father (Chapman To). ~ Sandra Bencic, Rovi


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The filing was assigned docket number 13 and is described on the court's official docket as follows:
Application to Employ Robert G. Nath, PLLC as Special Tax Counsel for Debtor-in-Possession Filed on behalf of Debtor International Bridge Corporation.(Smith, Wesley) (Entered: 05/07/2015)
International Bridge Corporation filed for bankruptcy protection, or had an involuntary bankruptcy petition filed against it, on May 7, 2015. The bankruptcy case is pending before the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Kansas. The case number for the lead bankruptcy case is 15-20951. The bankruptcy case is currently assigned to United States Bankruptcy Judge Robert Berger. The law firm of Stevens & Brand, LLP is acting as lead bankruptcy counsel to International Bridge Corporation in the bankruptcy case.


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We have been blessed this year so we are excited to say that we have decided to offer the horse and carriage rides one more time, this Saturday, Dec 19th! The weather will be beautiful!
Tom Sawyer Christmas Tree Farm
Lake Glenville, NC
Tom Sawyer's Christmas Tree Farm and Elf VillageBegin your Holiday Adventures here! Choose 'n Cut the perfect Fraser Fir Christmas Tree (or we'll cut one for you) and experience our magical Elf Village for family fun and holiday festivities for everyone.
Posted by Tom Sawyer's Christmas Tree Farm and Elf Village on Saturday, December 12, 2015
Horse and Carriage rides will be offered Friday, Saturday, and Sunday after Thanksgiving, and then every Saturday and Sunday thru Dec 14th. (Nov 28,29,30, Dec 6,7,13,14). $5 per person, weather permitting. No reservation needed. You can purchase tickets at the welcome booth or in the shop.
Preserve your Christmas tree for up to 5 weeks by using these tips:
See also the 10 Biggest Myths about Christmas Trees and view this PDF from the North Carolina Christmas Tree Association regarding the benefits of a Real vs Fake Christmas Tree. [Read more…]
News from Noel and Chris, the Christmas Tree Elves…
Whew! We had an incredibly busy and fun 2013 holiday season at Tom Sawyer's!
Our own Elf Village was a big hit, and we're so glad you came to visit us in our hometown. Santa and all the elves were delighted to help make your holidays special. [Read more…]
News from Chris, the Christmas Elf…
The Tom Sawyer Tree Farm and Elf Village is open all weekend for family fun and holiday cheer!
The traditions continue as Christmas fast approaches. We've seen lots of first timers at our Elf Village, and we've loved seeing old friends stop by as well. One couple has been to Tom Sawyers Christmas Tree Farm & Elf Village for seven years in a row. They bring their two adorable Westies for their annual family portrait, and Maggie was thrilled to have new friends to play with! They continue their personal holiday tradition by sipping hot cocoa while riding the Polar Express Train Ride in nearby Bryson City, NC. [Read more…]


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Villa Finzi - Palestrina
Along with free breakfast, this bed & breakfast offers free WiFi and free self parking.
Our hosts were warm and gracious, and provided us with excellent recommendations for…
Villa Finzi - Palestrina
Hotel Info: 1-877-214-4288from $82
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This property accepts cash only, at check-out, for all bookings where payment for the stay will be made on site instead of at the time of booking. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
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Joe Hockey balances his political budget
- From: Herald Sun
- August 29, 2013
SHADOW treasurer Joe Hockey has decisively balanced the Opposition's political budget.
He has destroyed the hysterical assertions from the trio of Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, Treasurer Chris Bowen and Finance Minister Penny Wong.
Hockey has proved Opposition Leader Tony Abbott's signature policy, the paid parental leave scheme, is fully funded. And he has detailed $31 billion of further credible - indeed, desirable - budget cuts.
With the paid parental leave scheme, Hockey has not only shown it to be fully funded, he did so in a way that exposed the Government's deceit and its fiscal incompetence.
He's also produced as much extra, over the money required to fully fund it - about $1 billion - as former treasurer Wayne Swan used to promise would be delivered as the surplus for his entire budget.
That's what Swan continually promised. He, of course, never delivered a surplus in six budgets. Just deficits that have already added up to $256 billion.
And counting. We're not going to see another budget surplus - whoever wins on Saturday week - for many years yet.
If, indeed, quite frankly, we ever see one. In the sense of any reasonable time into the future.
The critical point is not simply whether we face extended deficits into the future. Thanks to the reckless fiscal profligacy of the Rudd-Gillard-Rudd Governments, deficits are now a given.
The two key questions are the size of those deficits; and which government would actually embrace responsible fiscal management.
These two questions are wrapped up in a much bigger and more holistic one. Which side would deliver better overall government, actually embracing rather than resisting the reforms needed to build a stronger economy. And, as a consequence, stronger government revenues.
As against, actively, promoting back-to-a-1980s-future changes that harm the economy, reducing flexibility and productivity, as the successive Rudd-Gillard-Rudd governments have done.
As a consequence, that would cause weaker government revenues and bigger budget deficits, as the boost from the resources boom wore off.
That's why some of the key cuts outlined by Hockey were such an encouraging breath of fresh air. Where he swept away (some of) the billions of dollars of waste associated with the Government's stupid and pointless - other than to feed the legions of climate change main-chancers like Tim Flannery and the Climate Institute - programs and handouts associated with the Gillard-Rudd Governments's carbon tax/emissions trading scheme.
Yes, those cuts were budget savings like all the others detailed by Hockey. But, much more importantly, they were a statement about rational government policy that would promote instead of hurt Australia's national interest, including our economy.
Yes, Hockey played - and won - the budget numbers game. But he also signalled decisively the overriding difference between the utterly incompetent Government and what the alternative would hopefully be. That's far more important than what, after all, has become an arcane - angels on the head of a budget pin - game of ultimately meaningless numbers.
It is important to hold oppositions - and governments - to some sort of fiscal account with their election promises. But it is utterly delusionary to believe it can be done with hard-edged funding and costing calculations, wrapped up in Treasury analysis under the umbrella of the Treasury PEFO.
That's pure fantasy, based on a fiction that has long since been exposed. That Treasury's fiscal calculations are robust.
Haven't the poor deluded darlings of the Canberra press gallery, who hang desperately off each guided leak, noticed that Treasury budget forecasts tend to - how shall I put this delicately - miss their mark?
In the 2010 election campaign, the supposedly gospel Treasury PEFO predicted the budget would whirr back into surplus, after wracking up a couple of years of deficits that added up to only $43 billion.
Excuse me for breaking wind in the holy Treasury chapel, but those deficits have already passed $140 billion (and counting); the surplus exists only in Swan's fevered imagination.
This election, Treasury has again forecast we'll be back in surplus, just, by 2016-17. Porcine rear-end, is my response.
To get tied up in excited calculations of $5 billion or even $10 billion over four years, is embarrassingly childish when, as we saw this year, the budget deficit for a single year can blow out from $18 billion to $30 billion in just two months.
Even more strikingly, we've got the Government deceptively playing the four-year budget forecast game. That is, locking in spending, such as the disability scheme, that accelerates only after the four years so it doesn't have to be funded under this election fiscal farce game.
Or even more absurd, Rudd promising a $114 billion fast train up the east coast. But not really promising it, so that he'd have to fund it, as Hockey and Abbott have done with the leave scheme.
All these supposedly important numbers will simplyevaporate after Saturday week.
They'll never be referred to again. What will really matter after that day is competent and hopefully good government.
And leadership. Does anyone who's been awake in the past six years sincerely believe we'd get it from our Down Under political Energiser bunny?Originally published as Hockey balances his political budget


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My great-grandfather and I both have lived lives closely intertwined with religious orders. I have freely given my life to service through the Sisters of Mercy. My great-grandfather, on the other hand, had no choice regarding his service. He worked as a slave, owned by the Society of Jesus.
My great-grandfather served as a driver for the Jesuits at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. He would transport them to the convent of the Visitation Sisters, where they would celebrate Mass. Often I am asked how I can remain a Roman Catholic when the church I now serve in had ownership of a member of my family. Although this part of our Catholic history might make some people turn away from the church, this knowledge makes me more determined to stay and to work for greater equality for people in the church and the world today. Change in the church most often comes from within. Standing up to injustice can be difficult, but if I leave the church out of fear or anger, I'm not helping anyone.
Over the years my faith has brought me such great joy, and my belief in God's goodness has helped me, especially at times when my fellow Christians have let me down. I grew up in West Philadelphia, but from third grade through eighth grade I attended a mostly white school. I often felt welcomed, but there were difficult moments. Once, in third or fourth grade, I was kneeling at the altar rail to receive Communion alongside my classmates. All the girls were lined up together. We were all about the same height and size, but I was the only black student. When it came time for me to receive the Eucharist, the priest skipped me. Now, I don't know what was in the priest's mind that day, but I remember thinking, This is the sacrament that is the basis of our religion and our faith, and I'm being denied it. Yet experiences like this motivated me to try to be a force for change.
In the early 1960s, I was sent to teach in a grade school in Levittown, Pa. The school had several thousand students, all of them white. Shortly before I started teaching there, a black family moved into a nearby parish, and a cross was burned in their yard. They moved out of the city. Soon after that, I moved in. I have always tried to embrace other cultures, but other cultures are not always willing to embrace who I am.
Despite the challenges, I was happy to find that I was good at teaching and I loved children. Being a teacher allowed me to help empower people, and to teach people to empower themselves. I feel honored to be able to help people realize the inner gifts that they possess. Everyone has something to offer.
As a black Catholic and as a woman religious, I have often experienced being either "the first" or "the only" in any given situation. So it was especially powerful when I had the opportunity in 1968 to travel to Pittsburgh with the one other black sister in my community at the time. Together we attended the first National Black Sisters' Conference. The sense of community I discovered at that conference helped to change the way I looked at the world. I had not realized the extent to which many of the systems in our society, and even in our church, perpetuated racism. I had been sent to college, but I learned that other black sisters had not. I learned that instead of being educated, they were given jobs at the switchboards in their communities. These conversations gave me courage and helped me to realize that I had received some benefits and opportunities that not everyone received.
When I came back from the conference, there was a Black Power rally at a nearby church in North Philadelphia. My cousin took me to that, and even though a part of me was scared to go, I found courage and strength from having just spent time among such faithful, black sisters.
My approach to life always has been, just do what needs to be done—and that means taking some risks. In 1969 I became the first African-American sister to teach in the diocesan secondary school system in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. I had to ask myself: What am I going to do to assist the students in a multicultural environment as they face fear, suspicion, cultural ignorance and sometimes even violence? What am I going to do to increase their self-esteem and develop pride in their identities? I counseled students through controversies, and I helped to develop a Black Studies Club, which was not only an opportunity for students to learn about their culture and history, but a tool for sharing their identity.
In 1981 I became the first African-American sister to work as a campus minister at a state university in the Bible Belt. I worked full time at Virginia State University, but I also was involved in ministry at four other predominately black universities. Some people felt that the civil rights legislation of the 1960s answered all the dilemmas of race, but the legislation could not automatically remove fear and hatred from the hearts of individuals.
One evening I was asked to do a presentation about racism for a nearby parish. It meant I had to go to a part of town that was unfamiliar to me. I just knew the Ku Klux Klan was active in the area, and there had been protests and attacks. I do not seek out dangerous situations, but if I know there is a larger good that could come from my involvement, I will take that risk. Knowing that I would have to drive back home after dark, I told my friends that if I did not call them by midnight they should contact the authorities. I just knew I needed to be present at that parish to give witness at that time. Sometimes we just have to overcome fear and fulfill our convictions. Thank God, I made it home safely.
In 1990 I once again had the opportunity to live out my faith in a new way. A predominantly black parish in an inner-city neighborhood of Richmond lost its resident priest. I had attended this parish for years, and the bishop asked me if I would become pastoral coordinator for the parish. After a month of prayer, dialogue and advice, I accepted the leadership position.
I had a double challenge in this situation: I was a woman in the Catholic Church, and I was a black woman leader in the South. The dynamic was interesting, because many of the lay men would do anything I asked, but the women would have more questions or create conflict around my decisions. Prior to my leadership, the parish always had been led by a priest. When I took on the role of pastoral associate, there were times when I would be in meetings and if a white male said something, it would be held as gospel truth, but if a black woman raised the same point, it would be seen as suspect. Sometimes I felt I was being encouraged and supported and seen as a leader, but at other times people would leave a conversation with me and then go and try to find someone else to get the "right" answer.
Through all these challenges, I have tried to let people know that the Catholic Church is for everyone. I have hope in the future, because in my 75 years of life, I have seen how far we have progressed. I try to be patient. I try to put life in perspective. I know that our church and our world are not as they once were and they are not yet where I want them to be. But my hope is things will continue to get better. And I will always fight for that as long as I have energy. I will continue to live with the fulfillment of my convictions, and I will continue to move forward with the faith that God will help me to do what needs to be done.
Cora Marie Billings, R.S.M., is a member of the Anti-racism Transformation Team for the Institute of the Sisters of Mercy of the Americas.
Jesuits and Slaveholding
By Thomas Murphy
Cora Marie Billings writes that her great-grandfather "worked as a slave, owned by the Society of Jesus." How did this come about?
The Catholics of colonial Maryland became slaveholders as a means of asserting that even though they were shunned by the Protestant majority, they held the same political rights as any other English subjects. The English of the 17th and 18th centuries regarded the right to hold property, whether land or chattel, as a fundamental civil liberty. Neither Catholic laypeople nor members of the clergy questioned this conviction. Indeed, the English Protestant conviction that the profession of the Catholic faith meant forfeiture of all political rights prompted Catholic colonists to assert these rights ever more firmly. Lay benefactors saw gifts of slaves to the Jesuits as supportive of the church's freedom. Similarly, during the early republic, Catholics celebrated the new Constitution for its guarantee of religious liberty while simply accepting its guarantee of slaveholding.
Internal church politics mattered too. When the Jesuit order was suppressed in 1773, the plantation system of the order in Maryland was seen as a protection for their identity and solidarity. The universal church taught that slavery enjoyed the sanction of Scripture and natural law. In an un-ecumenical era, the Protestant roots of abolitionism repelled many Catholics. Likewise, the other major source of abolitionism, the Enlightenment, was suspect to church authorities after the aggressive secularism of the French Revolution.
A combination of financial crisis and fear of Nativism led the Maryland Jesuits away from slaveholding; attempts to keep Catholic academies like Georgetown free of tuition failed because of continued mismanagement of the plantations. The poverty of the slaves and their continued harsh treatment were exploited by anti-Catholic critics. Lacking the conviction that abolition was an alternative, the Jesuits' solution to these problems was the mass sale of the slaves to a planter in Louisiana in 1838.
Absolute Catholic condemnation of slaveholding emerged much later. This is a legacy that the Jesuits of the United States and the church as a whole still struggle to assimilate.
Thomas Murphy, S.J., an associate professor of history at Seattle University, is author of Jesuit Slaveholding in Maryland, 1717-1838 (Routledge, 2001).
What an inspiring witness to Baptized Christian life, by Sister Cora Marie Billings, R.J.M., underlined and highlighted by her Religious Profession as a Sister of Mercy! Sister Cora, your every ministerial touch were re-consecrations of the Catholic Church, personalizing with unique fragrance the Words of Institution, "This is My Body, this is My Blood, given for you." Yes, YOUR body, YOUR blood given in a life of sacrificial love – "Cora's Mass," all should say! Thank you, Sister!
Also, let's not dwell on long past Jesuit human injustice slave-ownership, sins, long forgiven. I venture to suggest that just about everybody has a skeleton, or two, in their closets of life! Over the years that "Jesuit skeleton" has been en-fleshed and revitalized through the practice of the opposite virtues corresponding to the opposite sins causing slave-ownership to appear as something morally acceptable. It is not and has never been morally justifiable! Jesuits are now champions of human justice, combatting through written word and their personal lives, every sign of racism and social injustice. Truly as St. Paul has said, "Where sin abounds, Grace abounds more!"


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The frequency locking of the master oscillator to the GPS system enables the module GPS180 to generate fixed and programmable standard frequencies with very high accuracy and stability. Various oscillator options allow to meet different requirements concerning the accurracy of the outputs in the most cost efficient way.
The pulse generator of GPS180 generates pulses per second and per minute. Four programmable outputs are available. The pulses are synchronized to UTC second.
Up to four serial interfaces are available for sending time strings. These ASCII telegrams include information regarding time, date and status of the GPS receiver.
The module provides two inputs for measurement of asynchronous time events. These capture events are shown on the LC-Display and can be read via a serial interface.
The front panel integrates a LC-Display that shows information regarding the GPS receiver in different menus. In combination with four push buttons it is also used to setup all configurable parameters.
|Type of receiver
|12 channel GPS C/A-code receiver
|Type of antenna
|Remote powered GPS antenna/converter unit, up to 300m distance to antenna with RG58 and up to 700m distance with RG213 cable
|LC-Display, 4 x 16 characters
|Cable type
|Coaxial cable RG58 indoor or outdoor usage (BNC-, N-Norm-connector)
|Status info
|Fail-LED shows that the internal timing has not been synchronized or that a system error occurred
Lock-LED shows that the calculation of the position has been achieved after reset
|Synchronization time
|Max. 1 minute in normal operation mode, approx.
12 minutes after a cold start (discharged buffer battery)
|Frequency outputs
|10 MHz, 1 MHz, 100 KHz or (optional) 5MHz, TTL level
Synthesizer 1/8 Hz up to 10 MHz (TTL level, sine wave 1.5Veff, open drain)
Accuracy: ±1·10E-9 (timebase OCXO LQ), GPS-synchronous for more than 20 minutes
Different oscillators available, look at oscillator options
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|Pulse per second (PPS) and pulse per minute (PPM). TTL level, pulse width: 200msec
|Accuracy of pulse outputs
|Depends on oscillator option:
< ±100ns (TCXO, OCXO LQ)
< ±50ns (OCXO SQ, OCXO MQ, OCXO HQ, OCXO DHQ, Rubidium)
|Two independent serial RS232-interfaces, menu configurable
|Data format of interfaces
|Baud rate: 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200 Baud
Data format: 7E1, 7E2, 7N2, 7O1, 7O2, 8E1, 8N1, 8N2, 8O1
Time telegram: Meinberg Standard-Telegram , SAT, Uni Erlangen (NTP), SPA, Sysplex, RACAL, NMEA0183 (RMC,GGA,ZDA), Meinberg GPS, COMPUTIME, ION oder Capture-Telegramm
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|DCF77-emulation, TTL-level
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Four TTL outputs can configured independently for the following modes:
- free programmable cyclic or fixed impulses
- timecode
- timer mode; three 'ON'- and three 'OFF'-states can be setup per day
The switch states can be inverted for all three outputs, the impulse lengths are configurable in 10msec steps in a range from 10msec to 10sec.
The impulse output can be configured for all channels together to 'always' or 'ifsync'.
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IRIG B002: 100pps, DCLS signal, no carrier, BCD time of year
IRIG B122: 100pps, AM sine wave signal, 1 kHz carrier, BCD time of year
IRIG B003: 100pps, DCLS signal, no carrier, BCD time of year, SBS time of day
IRIG B123: 100pps, AM sine wave signal, 1kHz carrier, BCD time of year, SBS time of day
IRIG B006: 100 pps, DCLS Signal, no carrier, BCD time-of-year, Year
IRIG B126: 100 pps, AM sine wave signal, 1 kHz carrier frequency, BCD time-of-year, Year
IRIG B007: 100 pps, DCLS Signal, no carrier, BCD time-of-year, Year, SBS time-of-day
IRIG B127: 100 pps, AM sine wave signal, 1 kHz carrier frequency, BCD time-of-year, Year, SBS time-of-day
IEEE1344: Code according to IEEE1344-1995, 100pps, AM sine wave signal, 1kHz carrier, BCD time of year, SBS time of day, IEEE1344 expansion for date, time zone, daylight saving and leap second in Control Funktions Segment
C37.118: Like IEEE1344 - with turned sign bit for UTC-Offset
AFNOR: Code according to NFS-87500, 100pps, AM sine wave signal, 1kHz carrier, BCD time of year, complete date, SBS time of day
|Time-Trigger inputs
|Resolution: 100 nsec, triggered by falling TTL slope
Time of trigger event readable via RS232-interface
|Alarm output
|Synchronous state of the module, TTL high level if synchronous
|Dimensions of the front panel
|21HP/3U (106mm x 128mm), with integrated membrane keyboard
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CR2032 - button cell lithium battery
When main power supply fails, hardware clock runs free on quartz basis, almanac data is stored in RAM
Life time of lithium battery min. 10 years
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2×1 is a two volume print and web publication initiated by participants of the artist residency at Jan van Eyck Academie. It brings together text and image contributions from twenty nine artists and authors around the themes 'Compression' and 'Augmentation' finally collected in one edition, concerning itself with the literal and metaphorical expansion of cultural production. The contributions vary in form from essays and poems to interviews and editorial pieces to series of photographs and experimental writing, and an inserted stencil. Designed and edited with collaboration with fellow participants Golnar Abbasi, Beny Wagner, Alina Schmuch, Teresa Cos and Ruben Castro.
"I have lived with a fragile faith built on vague memories from an experience that I can neither prove nor explain. When I was 12, my sister was taken from me. Taken from our home by a force that I came to believe was extraterrestrial. This belief sustained me, fueling a quest for truths that were as elusive as the memory itself. To believe as passionately as I did was not without sacrifice, but I always accepted the risks - to my career, my reputation, my relationships, to life itself." 'A Ghost Discipline' takes inspiration and material from the paranormal investigations in the TV-show 'The X-Files' and its real life counterparts, the works feature pseudoscientific methods of research. Revealing and archiving evidence in the form of a studio installation constructed out of an infra-red camera, an ultra violet light and glow in the dark ink, and a micro-fiche reader with inkjet prints. Its presentation was part of the Jan van Eyck Academie Open Studios.
A Ghost Discipline
Now Is Forever Lasting Constant In The Mind was an event curated by Pádraic E. Moore consisting of talks, screenings, readings and sounds in response to Sarah Pierce's exhibition at the Van Abbemuseum. Conceived as a collage of different 'effects' or 'affects', over the course of one evening, the experimental marriage of these ostensibly disparate participants will reveal a methodology for making as the inherently complex communications that channel between them.
Now Is Forever
'Een dag' or 'A Day' is a series of poems written by Lieke Marsman during her residency at the Jan van Eyck Academie. Each poem adresses the morning, afternoon or evening of a day and follows its author's observations. They are presented as an A5 booklet which folds out into an A2 poster sheet. The publication was RISO printed in 3 colours at the Charles Nypels lab. The poster's image entitled 'Exposure Hazard' was made by Marine Delgado.
Een dag
Manipulated reproductions of engravings from the 18th century treatise Het Groot Schilderboek on the theory of painting by Gerard de Lairesse. Presented in a series of five A3 RISO prints in black and flat gold, for the exhibition 'Stupid as a Painter' at the Jan van Eyck Academie curated by Niek Hendrix. Edition enclosed in silkscreened envelopes.
Het Groot Schilderboek
Forum for an Attitude is an exhibition and series of forums developed by Depot Basel in collaboration with Vitra Design Museum in Basel and Weil Am Rhein. "Forum für eine Haltung" questions the ambition of designers today? Why did they become designers? What kind of social influence do they hope to achieve? What image of design is conveyed to society? And how can an attitude be expressed in design? The exhibition considers these questions and presents answers and positions on the topic authored by various designers and the public. The exhibition describes design as a versatile discipline. Works are shown by 24 contemporary designers embarking on their professional career. Five multi-day forums at Depot Basel, each dedicated to a different topic, offer a platform for amicable exchange among practitioners, thinkers and amateurs. The titles of the events are Solidarity, Visibility, Intuition, Knowledge and Tools. In May of 2016, "Forum Postaw" moves to the BWA Design Gallery in Wroclaw, Poland.
Forum For An Attitude
A recording conceived as the outcome of a workshop organised in collaboration with Timo Demollin during The Farm that took place at the Jan van Eyck Academie. The Reproduction of Work in the Age of Mechanical Art was a session on the practice of group editing and collaborative reading, to explore the altering process of reproduction. Distributed with relevant publications as an inserted addendum. With narration by Céline Mathieu. Duration: 2 minutes and 22 seconds.
The Reproduction of Work
Alton is a furniture brand based in Belgium. They work collaboratively with up-and-coming designers and artists to produce and distribute distinct pieces of contemporary furniture. The brand identity, printed matter and website were developed in the collective studio of Holy Mothership with Benny Arts.
The Future Institute was an intensive week-long program composed of workshops, seminars, individual presentations and panel talks around the concept of 'the future of art'. Students, artists, designers, curators and theoreticians were invited to give their own view on the subject. They gathered under the guise of The Future Institute, an imaginary institute yet to be organised or established. A masterclass organised by the Master of Research in Art & Design of St Lucas Antwerp at Campus Congres.
The Future Institute
Vanitas Extended is an exhibition for which seventeen artists present their work in musea, the public sphere, the cultural centre and on historical sites of the city of Ypres, Belgium. The concept of Vanitas Extended gave license to develop an identity based on exhuberance and excess in the use of typefaces, imagery and composition. Souvenir and a bespoke black letter run across faux marble textures and titled installation views. Two signifiers were chosen, the circle and the line, to come to terms with the passing of time. The catalogue was edited and designed in collaboration with writer and artist Céline Mathieu. It features selected contributed works out of the artists' oeuvres and essays by curator Nathalie Vanheule, Céline Mathieu, Agnès Violeau and Liesbet Waegemans.
Vanitas Extended
Display is a publication on the notion of showing, initiated by Matylda Krzykowski. For the duration of one week Timo Demollin, Kaja Kusztra, Kasper Pyndt and myself worked as a temporary studio to design and print the book consisting of texts found imagery and visual contributions. It aims to serve as a handbook for future window exhibitions at Depot Basel. Debut of the typeface Dalat. Riso printed in an edition of 100 in the Charles Napels Lab at the Jan van Eyck Academie.
The Subversive Form's focus lies on the apparent connection between marginalised forms of aesthetics and conceivable activist ambitions in the work of artists, designers and outsiders. It is an anecdotal investigation, which attempts to make room for the less reliable, the underexposed or even the amateur. Studying the broader topic of the politics of the 'screen', it dwells on the appearance of various Web phenomena in our daily lives as manifestations of the present-day spectacle. Proposing the former as contemporary cases within and juxtaposed to a historic tradition of publication—such as avant-garde manifestos—and other methods for distribution of radical ideals. The tension between dilettante movements who aim to undermine the status quo and the professional mainstream culture which recuperates radical signs is the main dynamic of the work. Taking position on the surface of apparent oppositions, such as original and duplicate, private and public, ambitious and nihilistic feeds new inquiries into the subversive, its content and forms of presentation.
The Subversive Form
The Guise of Masked Celebrity is a saddle-stitched newsprint zine collecting paparazzi snapshots of celebrities wearing a disguise to hide their appearance in public. Full-bleed images run into the margins of the thin booklet to disturb the reader's attention. In reference to The Subversive Form, after the e-flux article 'Self-Design and Aesthetic Responsibility' by Boris Groys.
The Guise of Masked Celebrity
The poster, flyer and program booklet for the exhibition entitled Ongoing by master of Research in Art and Design participants at WARP Contemporary Art Platform in Sint Niklaas. A co-authored group show by Ruben Boeren, Craig Havens, Alex Herzog, Saori Kuno, Céline Mathieu, Anna Meiners, and myself.
For the exhibition Wild Horses and Trojan Dreams in Marres, co-curator Pieter Vermeulen and I collaborated on a folded hand-out poster delivering an encouraging reflection on weakness, failure and disappointment as tools for the exhibition's emerging artists. Our contribution closely resembled the official communication for Marres Currents #1 due to its yellow colour and similar size. This emphasized its function as a trojan horse by confusing visitors about its origins. The poster was distributed during the opening by participating artist Laetitia Jeurissen as part of her performance as the events' hostess.
Wild Horses & Trojan Dreams
An analysis of the 'coming of age' film, which deals with the rise of films featuring and marketed towards young adults in Hollywood productions of the last sixty years. Rather than grouping all "teen pictures", as traditionally occurred due to film history's apparent disinterest in their cinematographic value, it aims to develop a genre distinct for the relationship between what occurs on the screen and their educational influence on the viewer. A method, parallel to the Bildüngsroman, explores the 'cinematic rite of passage' by taking two films for each decade to indicate generic themes and tropes within the narrative and stylistic representation of youth. The thesis was written for the master of Filmstudies and Visual Culture at University of Antwerp and self-published as a pocket sized book in which stills were collected as footnotes, similar to end credits running from bottom-to-top across its pages.
The Cinematic Rite of Passage
The masterpublication of St Lucas Antwerp for the academic year of 2011-2012. It features the final presentation of the work of all master graduates in graphic design, fine arts and jewellery design & silversmithing. It functions as a catalogue to showcase and describe each of their projects in depth. Furthermore it contains photographs by Johan Luyckx with details of the construction of the exhibition. Textual additions were included in the form of a foreword by Ad van Rosmalen and critical essays by Petra Van Brabandt and Pieter Vermeulen respectively. Its title refers to the past series of editions called 'Finals' as well as the fact it was launched at the start of the new academic year. Assembled and designed in collaboration with Hugo Puttaert and Boy Vereecken.
Finally Published
'Piracy and Publishing' consists of an experimental graphic approach to explore the influence of internet piracy on the value of the printed object. The project was initiated in the master of Graphic Design at St Lucas Antwerp. A small print-on-demand publication, a poster series and a video installation document an investigation in the dubious connection between an internet phenomenon and its influence on visual culture, through the illegal distribution of music, movies and books. Focusing on the effects of censorship in the publishing industry as well as aspiring to engage with benefits of the new means of publishing at our disposal today.
Piracy and Publishing
Star Trek Novels with (maybe) Jewish Characters is a shopping list of novels on Amazon.com by Rabbi Yonassan Gershom. A found compilation exhibited and redefined in physical space as part of the masterclass All Ears and Empty Sentiment by Boy Vereecken. Each of the books was online and bookmarked with the original notes by the rabbi, which were inserted at the pages with references to jewish traditions. A poster shows the complete list and other customer reviews in full to further document his selection and reasoning.
Judaism in Star Trek
Integrated is an international art and design conference, held biennially in deSingel, Antwerp. Among the speakers of the 2011 edition were Matthew Carter, Paul Sahre, Jer Thorp, Designpolitie, Julia Hasting, Dan Perjovschi and Henning Wagenbreth. The conference manifesto 'Let's Get Rid of All Dictates' highlights a desire to embrace complexity and hopes to do away with elitism. It can still be read on what ironically was referred to as the "ugliest website of all time". Find out more about the entire conference on 2011.integratedconf.org. The identity and all printed matter, including everything from the banner to the posters, flyer and buttons were created, in collaboration with Hugo Puttaert, during my internship at Visionandfactory.
Posters designed to showcase the features of the Specials paper range by Papyrus, for a brief in which different artists and designers were invited to showcase its printing possibilities. Together with Elke Scholiers, we made two bizarre graphic design examination charts, similar to old fashioned eye tests, using ink and paper for one of each CMYK colour. Designed for Visionandfactory during our internship.


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[Contribution to the Reimagining Society Project hosted by ZCommunications]
Like many facets of life in a globalized, neoliberal world, many if not most of the issues that concern the Left can be found within the meat and animal product industries. Importantly, on top of these concerns is the unnecessary enslavement and industrialized killing of sentient and feeling beings. Like previous explicitly oppressive systems the same arguments are used by many on the Left and Right as to why such oppressions are of little concern or must remain in place. With regards to the animals this system of prejudiced thought is known as anthropocentrism, where human concerns are placed as superior to non-human concerns. Like human slavery, misogyny and other forms of oppressive thought, those suffering as considered non-human, undeserving of acknowledgment of their agency and inherent worth. They are seen as commodities for those in power. That animals truly are non-human does not mean that they do not suffer from such systems and paradigms that humans have fought throughout history-the creation and justification of hierarchies based on artificial or biological distinctions.
Animal Liberation should not be a side issue to our other concerns. Meat and animal industries are industrialized creators of unhappiness, a nexus of the overlapping oppressions and exploitations that theories such as Complimentary Holism highlight. The Left must recognize that fighting for Animal Liberation is not just about the animals but confronting the wider systems at work that the animals die in their billions for. As Normon Solomon writes "Ideological assumptions gain power as they seem to disappear into the prevailing political scenery." [vi]. We must work beyond our own prejudices and habits to see that the long term picture for animals, for workers, for the environment, for social justice, requires a totalist analysis that is capable of expanding and recognising oppressive behaviours even in the most unassuming places so to step closer to ending all human made suffering.
By working for first better conditions and then the abolition of slaughterhouses then that's one less industry profiting from relying on illegal and migrant workers who have limited ability to push for better working conditions and rights. By seeking mass change or abolition of slaughterhouses, dairy farms and tanneries then huge steps are taken in reducing our carbon footprint on the Earth [viii]. Efficiency is enhanced, land use more sustainable, rainforests less threatened. The impacts of these damaging industries would also cease to be felt by the poorest peoples of the world and the more isolated towns in the developed world [ix]. Water sources would be free from toxins [x]. Oceans replenished from overfishing. The first step in such efforts is to challenge our own comforts and eating habits, to question whether our own objections or dismissals of animal liberation arguments are due to their direct challenge to our own behaviours and desires. The impact of modern society's reliance on fossil fuels has been well documented yet the similar impact of our current farming and dietary decisions has not been proportionally addressed. A change of diet is one simple but quite revolutionary step among many towards addressing these wider systems of oppression and exploitation.
Progressive economic models such as Participatory Economics (Parecon) have much to offer Animal Liberation efforts. Critical theories such as Complimentary Holism can make calls for animal liberation retain greater relevancy to those not immediately concerned with such issues via its totalist perspective. Participatory organizing and economics offers new means for animal liberation groups to organize. Efforts could be undertaken towards establishing participatory institutional arrangements within animal and farming industries, as a means to enhance animal and worker conditions and industry standards. Rather than seeking the bottom line, a participatory work place has the ability to greatly alter the practices of modern slaughter houses merely by removing the capitalist logic and pursuit of profit that has led to killing (dis)assembly lines. The arguments presented by Michael Albert and Robin Hahnel regarding the reduction of environmental damage in a Participatory Economy due to goods reflecting their real social and environmental value is also true for animal based goods and meat. The removal of capitalist markets, which currently distribute and determine the value of animals and animal derived products, and the creation of a participatory economy, could be the key means in liberating animals, along with workers and the environment, from the current systems of oppression. In a Parecon the damaging effects on the environment, and possibly the suffering and killing of animals themselves, would be factored into the valuations given to animal based products. Such realistic valuing of animal goods would severely raise the costs of continued production and potentially limit or eliminate demand for such animal based products. Such a system however is still open to anthropocentric favour and distinctions, leaving the potential for animal suffering and conditions to be under valued or not considered. While it offers great hope for animal advocacy, the underlying logic that has striped animals of any agency is not just created by the current economic system but is entrenched in all aspects of society and human practice. This pervasiveness of animal suffering and anthropocentricism needs to be confronted directly as part of our efforts and vision.
After all our experiences of struggle, we should have the vision and courage to engage with new struggles for liberation, for in the end we all share common aims. Adding insult to injury is that animals rarely have the means to truly voice or rebel against these systems. That billions of animals die to meet our eating desires and little else is all the more horrific due to the scale of the senselessness. Profit and power are the real motivators behind such industries that seek to create, sustain and expand our voracious desire for animal flesh.
[ii] http://www.goveg.com/workerRights.asp
[iii] http://www.fao.org/newsroom/en/news/2006/1000448/index.html
[iv] http://www.scielosp.org/scielo.php?pid=S0042-96862001000100018&script=sci_arttext
[v] http://www.zcomm.org/zspace/commentaries/3696
[vii] http://www.goveg.com/healthConcerns.asp
[viii] http://www.goveg.com/environment.asp
[x] http://www.cowsarecool.com/environment.asp
[xi] Carol J. Adams, "The Sexual Politics of Meat: A Feminist-Vegetarian Critical Theory" http://books.google.com.au/books?id=AwrwRKNavtAC&dq=Carol+J+Adams&printsec=frontcover&source=an&hl=en&ei=RHtASpD1GofU7AOmk4z4Dw&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=4


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A few of the grad schools that I am looking at require a 3.0 minimum GPA. Some require a minimum 3.0 GPA of your upper division coursework. My first year in college I was in aerospace engineering and my GPA got pretty shafted from that, so my current GPA going into this semester was a 2.89. My GPA for the last 2 years is above a 3.0, my Upper Division GPA is above a 3.5, and my departmental GPA (i am graduating with departmental honors) is above a 3.5 as well.
So my question is, am I really going to get turned away from a school if my GPA is a little under what they require even though I am graduating with honors, I have written an honors thesis, done an internship, etc? The school that I think I most want to go to requires a 3.0 but doesnt require a GRE. After this semester, however, if everything goes correctly, I will have above a 3.0 GPA over all, but it wont be much over.
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