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Sumner County Kansas History & Genealogy: Colonel George M. Boyd - Tuskegee Airman - to Speak on October 21st
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When it comes to inspiration for your next cut or color, there's no better place to look than the street. See how the real women of New York, London and Paris are wearing their hair. —Laura Vogel
In Paris, this arresting look reminds us how a bold color (garnet red) and a vintage style (finger waves) can combine to create a modern, flattering look, especially for those with creamy, pale skin.
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We have a ton of toys in our house.
I'm not bragging...I'm complaining.
There are too many. Sometimes it's overwhelming b/c the Crazies can't decide what to play with.
So, I tell them what to play with and where's the fun in that?
After the kitchen was all done and over with, we had some cleaning to do.
We spent all of Saturday at home and it was heavenly.
At the end of the day, we needed to vacuum the floors.
The Crazies think this is something we do for them and not because of them.
They see the vacuum as a great source of enjoyment, fear, panic, and fun all rolled into one beautiful machine.
As soon as it comes out of the closet, they start grinning like idiots.
Then they both head for the couch as fast as possible.
Then they start laughing and screaming for us to get started.
The minute we start pushing the thing, they'd running back and forth between the kitchen and the couch...laughing their little blonde heads off.
They taunt us with "vacuum my feet" and "don't get me!"
They run faster than I thought possible.
They slam their little bodies into the side of the couch and scramble to help each other to "safety" before they get vacuumed.
They scream "come on...I rescue you" and "don't get vacuumed up!"
It's hysterical.
This week, the fun was brought to another level. Husband let the vacuum run for a while to get some shelves clean with the hose.
The Crazies would run to the body of the vacuum, dip their heads toward it just to feel the air on their hair, and then keep running.
They circled the house about 60 times while Husband and I stood in the kitchen and talked about things.
They were having such a good time and I finally had to ask..."what are you doing with your hair?"
Only to be answered with "I showering!"
Of course...why didn't I realize that?
So, it's the little things...the games they make up...the rules that only they know...the decisions that lead to me taking pictures of Matt "mowing the lawn" in his underwear...these are the things I want to remember.
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Weighty Matters, by Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Castleberry
Review by Matthew Harper
Publish Date: 2001, Castleberry Farms Press
Pages: 176
Genre: Farm Life, Fiction
Time Period: Early 21st Century America
A great read aloud.
Age Range: 7 – 13
Jason and Andy are back again for another round of mysteries that need solving. There's a barn that has a thousand nails in it? Who or what made the mess in the kitchen at night? What are leeches and why are they in the fire truck? And will Dad have to say good bye to blueberry pie for the rest of his life? No case is too hard for the Great Detective Agency! Weighty matters require weighty thinking. Jason and Andy do plenty of that in this fun filled book with good lessons throughout. Highly recommended!
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"A Family Day of Fun for everyone who ever wondered what it was like to be a firefighter."
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Just imagine 100 shiny red antique fire trucks, 25 firefighter muster teams, a flea market and a special Children's Fire Safety Play Area with an interactive fire education trailer.
The day's excitement begins with the opening of the Firematic Flea Market at 8:30 a.m. You'll find everything from old firefighting gear to toy fire trucks, books about firefighting and clothing. This is "Search and Rescue for Shoppers," a great place to start your holiday shopping.
The traditional motorcade of 65 bright red, meticulously maintained antique fire trucks begins at 9 at the Liberty Rock (K-Mart Shopping Center).
Muster skills competition begins at 10:30 a.m. with the "Save the Baby" Ladder Climb and the Lakeside Draft for antique pumper trucks. As the day progresses, more than 25 muster teams will battle to see who' is the best in the Tug Of War, the Midnight Alarm, the Water Barrel Blast, Arena Pumping and the Bucket Brigade (everyone gets wet).
An extensive food service menu is available all day long. All events are free to the public. Call Engine 260 for further information at 203-874-2605, or e-mail
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Telecommunications, media and other regulators now inhabit a changing world dominated by end-to-end IP devices and networks, a world of over the top operators (OTT) providing applications where voice is as much an application as a weather outlook, a world where every user is a content generator. Content, whether live or streamed, can be viewed on numerous different "smart" devices and over multiple delivery technologies. Delivery platforms vary from digital broadcasting, satellite to broadband IP fixed and wireless networks. It is the consumer who largely decides how they access content and applications, but there can be lock in.
Today applications and services are largely provided by different players from those providing the alternative and competitive local infrastructures. The dominant players are no longer the national incumbent ruled over by the national regulator but largely free reigned international companies. Many new companies are increasing their value whereas the infrastructure players are struggling to stand still. There has been a quantum change in the value chain where the software and application service providers dictate to the infrastructure players.
This session will address such questions as: Is it time to radically think about the scope of the telecommunications and media/broadcasting regulators? Should these bodies have their wings clipped and be merged together? Will such changes assist or hinder the investment and rapid rollout of new services? Who needs protecting? What is the appropriate level of regulation or can the industry work together to produce "guidelines" and self-regulate?
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This application is a continuation of prior U.S. application Ser. No. 10/655,810 filed on Sep. 4, 2003, which issued as U.S. Pat. No. 6,901,001 on May 31, 2005, and was a continuation of prior U.S. Pat. Ser. No. 10/005,676 filed Dec. 3, 2001, which issued as U.S. Pat. No. 6,646,903 on Nov. 11, 2003.
1. Field
This disclosure relates to ferroelectric memory devices, more particularly methods to link multiple ferroelectric memory devices together for memory operations.
2. Background
Most commonly used memory devices have inorganic semiconductor materials such as silicon as the basis of their architectures. These memories are typically addressed in a matrix fashion, with the memory cells or locations laid out in an x-y grid. Each intersection point of the x-y grid is manufactured to contain a memory cell, making addressing of each cell more convenient and organized. This is true for many types of memories with which most users are familiar, including volatile and non-volatile memories.
However, one disadvantage of the silicon or other inorganic materials is that they require an individual electronic circuit for each memory cell. This raises the complexity of the manufacturing process, as the desire for higher density memory requires smaller components for that circuit. The raise in complexity has an accompanying raise in the cost of manufacturing the memories.
Organic materials provide a solution to this problem. Organic memory devices, sometimes also referred to as passive organic memory devices, generally have an organic layers such as polymers sandwiched between arrays of electrodes. Controlling the voltages between the two electrodes on either side of a particular location in the organic layer can temporarily alter the properties of the layer. The alteration of the properties can then be manipulated to store data. Generally, the organic material, the electrodes and their addressing lines will be referred to as a polymer ferroelectric memory array, or a ferroelectric memory array.
These polymer ferroelectric memory arrays are considered to be passive arrays. They do not have an individual electronic circuit for each location. They do not typically have transistors or capacitors as part of each memory cell as is commonly used in dynamic random access memory (DRAM). They are therefore simpler and easier to manufacture. However, currently these memory arrays have slower access times. Techniques may be developed that allow for faster access, making the polymer ferroelectric memory arrays a more competitive solution for main memory applications.
The invention may be best understood by reading the disclosure with reference to the drawings, wherein:
Ferroelectric memories may take many forms. One example of such a memory is a polymer ferroelectric memory. In this memory, a layer of organic polymer is sandwiched between two layers of electrodes. The organic polymer has ferroelectric properties that allow a change in the polarization state to indicate a '1' or a '0.' An example of such an array is shown in U.S. Pat. No. 6,055,180, issued Apr. 25, 2000.
An example of a cell 10 of such an array is shown in
These polymer ferroelectric memories do not typically require the individual electronic circuits of transistors for each cell, as are characteristic in other types of memory such as dynamic random access memories, (DRAM), or static random access memories (SRAM). This allows higher density arrays and increased manufacturability.
Addressing a particular cell is performed by applying a voltage to the appropriate word line and bit line. For example, to address cell 10, word line 20 and bit line 22 would have a voltage applied to them. These will be referred to as the active word line (AWL) and the active bit line (ABL). The other bit lines and word lines will be referred to as passive lines, PBLs and PWLs, respectively. The passive lines have a bias voltage applied to them to assure quiescent level electric fields across the cells. This prevents erroneous reads and writes.
Arrays such as the one partially shown in
The device control circuitry 28 may be one of several combinations of input and output multiplexers, row and column decoders, sense amplifiers, etc. In addition, this circuitry will receive and assert various control signals such as Serial Data In (SDI), Serial Data Out (SDO), a clock signal (CLK), and busy signal. The busy signal prevents the device from accepting any other control inputs during the assertion of that signal, usually when the memory array 24 is performing an internal read or write. These signals also give rise to other options in designing a memory system based upon the ferroelectric memories.
For example, the ferroelectric memories are typically slower than inorganic, semiconductor-based memories. It is therefore useful to have structures on the devices that allow several memories to be operating at once, at different points in their respective processes. Two of the structures that allow this to occur are the address latch and the data latch. These structures, as well as signal controls, allow several devices to be linked together to 'speed' up the average response time of the memories.
Similarly, although the below example assumes certain dimensions of the individual memory chips as well as the memory system, these are merely for example and discussion purposes and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention in any way.
Specifically, the memory system 30 shown in
Most memory operations in current practice act on memory sectors, where a sector is 512 bytes. Using the above dimensions of the example memory device, W number of these devices would be linked together to form one memory sector, 512 ×8 bits/byte equals 4096 bits, which in turn equals Y bits x W device. These memory devices can be arranged sequentially, under the control of one system controller, such as that shown at 38. The system controller generates the BUS CNTRL and command CMD signals to handle bus transactions and communications with a system in which the memory system resides through a SYSTEM INTERFACE.
In a read sequence, address and control signals are sent to all devices simultaneously. In some embodiments data lines may also be common to all of the devices to conserver routing on the printed circuit board (PCB). During the first part of the read sequence, as will be discussed in more detail later, the individual devices assert the BUSY signal. When the first device in the sequence deasserts the BUSY signal, the system controller 38 generates a serial data out signal SDO, used as the input of the first of the sequentially arranged memory devices. Any number memory devices may be used, defined as the variable W above. However, at least two memory devices must be present to perform the sequential linking discussed here. An extension of the signal names will be used in the following figures to indicate from which device a signal comes, such as serial data out signal for the first memory device would be referred to as SDO-1.
The data in signal, SDI, of the first memory array 32 a, will cause the array to transfer data onto the data bus 34. The data transferred is that located at a given address, sent by the system controller to the address lines, ADD, of the memory chip 32 a. When the transfer is completed for memory device 32 a, the memory device generates a data out signal SDO that signals that the data transfer for that device is completed. By connecting the SDO signal of the first memory device to the SDI pin of the next memory array, the SDO signal can be used to signal the next memory device to transfer its data. This continues from one memory device to the other, until the last memory device in the sequential arrangement has completed its transfer. The last memory device, in this case memory device 32 d, sends SDO to the system controller to indicate that the memory has completed the operation and is ready for another.
The names, abbreviations and brief descriptions of the signals are shown below.
Signal Name
System controller transitions occur on the
falling edge of CLK. The memory chips
sample the input pins on the rising edge of
the clock. Output transitions from the
memory devices are clocked by the rising
edge of the clock.
Read is an active low signal. Write is an
active high.
This is an active low signal. If low on the
rising edge of a clock cycle, a read/write
cycle is initiated. All control pins should
be latched when ADS is active.
Multiplexed address lines. Upper address
bits are transferred on ADS active and the
rising edge of the clock. Lower address
bits are transferred on the next rising edge
of the clock.
Multiplexed data lines, driven by the
memory devices on the rising edge of the
clock, and the system controller on the
falling edge of the clock.
Chip enable
Active low. If high, memory device is
Serial data in
Transition from high to low initiates a
request for transfer of data onto DATA
Serial data
Transitions to low for one clock cycle
following completion of transfer.
Active low signal indicated that the
memory chip is busy with an internal read/
write operation.
Ignore data
Active low signal causing data read out of
the memory chips to be ignored not
transferred to the data bus. Used to clear
the memory.
Using the above abbreviations, an example of a read cycle using sequentially linked memory devices can be discussed. A timing diagram for an example of such a cycle is shown in
A half cycle prior to the clock cycle, N, on the falling edge of the clock signal, CLK, the controller transitions related to read cycle occur. The controller asserts the high addresses, HA on the address bus 40 in
On the rising edge of CLK, at N, the memory chip samples the input pins and senses that ADS is active, indicating the beginning of a memory access cycle. When ADS is low, the RD, ENB and HA signals are latched, as is the IGRD if asserted. The impact of IGRD being asserted will be discussed in more detail with reference to
On the next falling edge of the CLK, a half cycle after the memory chip samples its input pins and a full clock cycle after the high address was placed on the address bus, the controller places the low address on the address bus. At N+1, on the next rising edge, the memory device latches the low address information.
The system controller de-asserts ADS on the next falling edge, at N+1.5. The other control signals of RD, ENB and IGRD, if applicable, become indeterminate or 'don't cares.' This is shown as the middle position, between low and high for each signal in the timing diagram.
At N+2, the next rising edge of CLK, the memory device asserts the BUSY signal and initiates an internal read. All inputs are ignored until the read operation is completed. Sense amps operable to sense the state of the elements of the memory array are strobed after a programmed read delay. The data latch on the accessed device captures the data, once the read operation is completed. When the memory device completes its internal read, it de-asserts the BUSY signal. As shown in the timing diagram, the length of the asserted period for the BUSY signal is not fixed. The nature of the ferroelectric memory array may cause this time to fluctuate slightly. When the memory device is done with the internal read, the necessary signals are triggered at the deassertion of the BUSY signal on the next rising clock period after the internal read. This is shown on the diagram as clock period M−1.
During the period M-1 to M-0.5, the memory device assumes a wait state until the controller asserts the SDI signal on the memory device. The controller is actually requesting that the serial data be read out, but is used to initiate the SDI sequence for the memory chips. A half clock cycle later, at M, the memory chip recognizes the assertion of the SDI signal and drives high data <255:224> onto the data bus on the rising edge. In the timing diagram, the high data is referred to as HD7. In the subsequent memory cycles, M+1 through M+7, the memory chip drives the corresponding data onto the data bus. The data corresponds to the clock cycles as follows: M+1 is low data, LD6, <223:192>; M+2 is HD5 <191:160>; M+3 is LD4 <159:128>; M+4 is HD3 <127:96>; M+5 is LD2 <95:64>; M+6 is HD1 <63:32>; and M+7 is <31:0> is LDO. However, the order of the data out on the data bus is flexible.
At M+8, the memory chip releases the data bus and it assumes a floating state. In the same clock cycle, the memory chip asserts SDO and holds it for one clock cycle until M+9. The additional cycle allows the data bus to turnaround to prevent multiple devices from driving the data bus. When several memory devices are sequentially linked as shown in
As can be seen in the timing diagram, the data line for the next chip, DATA-N, begins with data transfers at M+9. Prior to this, the system controller will be tracking the data transfers occurring at the previous chip, or at least tracking the clock cycles and will do the necessary preparations shown in cycles N−0.5 to M−1 in the first device. In this manner, M+8 for the first device is the equivalent clock cycle as M for the next device in the sequence. This sequencing continues until the last device in the sequence completes its data reads and then asserts SDO, which is transmitted back to the system controller, as shown in
The unique nature of the ferroelectric memories gives rise to several characteristics of device-level input and output operations. For example, the reading of a memory array or device is destructive. That is, the reading of the data destroys the data stored in the array. This characteristic can be used to clear the memory devices without having the relatively longer cycle necessary for a typical read cycle.
As mentioned above, a signal IGRD allows each device to ignore the data being read out of the device. The data is ignored in that it is not placed on the data bus. When IGRD is asserted when ADS is asserted, the memory devices sense that and do not put the data on the bus. An example of a timing diagram for this process is shown in
When the IGRD is asserted with ADS, at N−0.5 in the example above, the memory device will sense that on the rising edge of the clock period N. The data bus remains floating and the system controller does not assert SDI for the first memory chip. The memory chip asserts BUSY until the internal read operation is completed. The memory chip will not drive SDO. The system controller only looks at the deassertion of the busy signal to indicate the end of the cycle. Since the data is not being pushed out to the bus, all of the chips receive the IGRD signal in parallel and similarly read out the data in a parallel fashion. This allows all of the chips to be cleared substantially simultaneously. After BUSY is deasserted, the system controller can immediately initiate a new cycle, allowing faster data throughput.
Writing operations for the sequentially linked memory devices occurs in a similar fashion to the read operations. A timing diagram of one example of such an operation is shown in
Similar to
A half cycle after the memory device latches those signals, the controller puts the low address bits LA onto the data bus. The memory device latches these on the rising edge of the next clock cycle, N+1. The system controller then de-asserts ADS on the next half clock cycle and the other signals, RD, ENB, and IGRD are don't cares. The memory device waits for the write data.
At N+2, the memory device initiates an internal write operation, asserting the BUSY signal, indicating that it is now ready for the write data. The system controller will inform the memory device that data is available on the data bus by asserting the SDI signal at M−0.5. Thee SDI signal can be asserted as early as the N+2 cycle. At M, the memory device senses the SDI signal assertion and latches the data from the data bus. As can be seen on the DATA line of the timing diagram in
At M+8, the memory device asserts SDO for 1 cycle. This initiates the data transfer for the next 256 bits into the next memory device, as shown on the DATA line in the timing diagram. This process continues until all of the devices have received their data. The system controller is continuously driving data on the data bus. While the second memory device is receiving its data, the first memory device performs its internal write operation. The first memory device will then de-assert the busy signal, while the remaining devices in the system are still cycling through their data reception processes. In this manner, the writing of sequentially linked ferroelectric memory devices can occur with minimum overhead.
These linked memory devices can be accessed successively for read-only or write-only memory operations, before the entire completion of the previous command. The system controller can issue a second read command while the previous read data transfer is still being executed further down the sequence, which is similar for successive writes. To perform successive writes, performing successive reads, the memory device receives the second read command, but cannot begin until there is no pending data to be driven out from the previous read. This improves the sensitivity of the sensing of the state of the polarization of the array cells. It avoids input/output buffer noise being injected into the sensing operations. However, a new address can be loaded before the current data is unloaded from that device, but must wait until BUSY is de-asserted. The memory device will receive the address and assume it is still in the READ mode. The new read operation will not begin until the SDI signal is asserted.
To perform successive writes, the new address and data can be loaded while the device is BUSY. The device will assume that it is still in the WRITE mode and initiate a new WRITE after the pending operation is completed.
In this manner, the cheaper and more manufacturable polymer ferroelectric memories can be used in a sequential fashion. This allows some gains in access speeds as well as allowing larger blocks of memory to be accessed. Although there has been described to this point a particular embodiment for a method and apparatus for sequentially linking ferroelectric memory devices, it is not intended that such specific references be considered as limitations upon the scope of this invention except in-so-far as set forth in the following claims.
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Author: Joseph S. Nye, Harvard University Distinguished Service Professor
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This month marks the 40th anniversary of Henry Kissinger's secret trip to Beijing, which launched the process of mending a 20-year breach in diplomatic relations between the United States and China. That trip, and President Richard Nixon's subsequent visit, represented a major Cold War realignment. The U.S. and China put aside their intense hostility in a joint and successful effort to contain an expansionist Soviet Union.
Today, the Soviet Union has vanished, and Chinese power is growing. Some Americans argue that China's rise cannot be peaceful, and that the U.S., therefore, should now adopt a policy of containing the People's Republic. Indeed, many Chinese officials perceive that to be the current American strategy. They are wrong.
After all, Cold War containment of the USSR meant virtually no trade and little social contact. Today, by contrast, the U.S. not only has massive trade with China, but also extensive social contact, including 125,000 Chinese students attending American universities.
With the end of the Cold War, the containment of the Soviet Union ushered in by Kissinger's visit could no longer serve as the basis for U.S.-China relations. Moreover, relations with China cooled after the Tiananmen Square shootings in 1989, and the Clinton administration had to devise a new approach.
When I was supervising the Pentagon's East Asia Strategy Review in 1994, we rejected the idea of containment of China for two reasons. If we treated China as an enemy, we were guaranteeing an enemy in the future. If we treated China as a friend, we could not guarantee friendship, but we could at least keep open the possibility of more benign outcomes.
In addition, it would have been difficult to persuade other countries to join a coalition to contain China unless China resorted to bullying tactics, as the Soviets did after World War II. Only China, by its behavior, could organize the containment of China by others.
Instead of containment, the strategy that the Clinton administration devised could be termed "integrate but hedge" something like Ronald Reagan's "trust but verify" approach to strategic agreements with the Soviets.
On one hand, the U.S. supported China's membership in the World Trade Organization and accepted Chinese goods and visitors. On the other hand, the Clinton-Hashimoto Declaration of April 1996 affirmed that the U.S.-Japan security treaty, rather than being a Cold War relic, would provide the basis for a stable and prosperous East Asia.
Clinton also began to improve relations with India, a strategy that has enjoyed bipartisan support in the U.S. The Bush administration continued to improve bilateral relations, while deepening and formalizing the economic dialogue with China.
Then Deputy Secretary of State Robert Zoellick made clear that the US would accept the rise of China as a "responsible stakeholder." That policy continues to guide the Obama administration, which has broadened the annual economic consultations with China to include security issues.
As I argue in my new book The Future of Power, one of the major power shifts of the twenty-first century is Asia revival. In 1800, Asia represented half the world's population and half the world's economy. By 1900, the industrial revolution in Europe and North America drove down Asia's share of global output to 20%. By the middle of this century, Asia should again represent half the world's population and GDP.
This is a natural and welcome evolution, as it enables hundreds of millions of people to escape from poverty. At the same time, however, it has given rise to fears that China will become a threat to the U.S.
Such fears appear exaggerated, particularly when one considers that Asia is not one entity. It has its own internal balance of power. Japan, India, Vietnam, and other countries do not want to be dominated by China, and thus welcome a U.S. presence in the region. Unless China develops its "soft power," the rise in its military and economic power is likely to frighten its neighbors into seeking coalitions to balance its rise. It is as if Mexico and Canada sought an alliance with China to balance U.S. power in North America.
After the 20082009 financial crisis, as China recovered rapidly and resumed 10% annual economic growth, some Chinese officials and commentators urged a more assertive foreign policy to reflect China's new strength. Many mistakenly believed that the U.S. was in decline, and that the crisis presented new strategic opportunities for China.
For example, China began pressing territorial claims in the South China Sea, as well as escalating a longstanding border dispute with India. The net result is that over the past two years, China has worsened its relations with Japan, India, South Korea, Vietnam and others quite a remarkable record that confirms the U.S. strategic premise that "only China can contain China."
But it would be a mistake to focus only on the hedging part of American strategy. The U.S. and China (as well as other countries) have much to gain from collaborating on transnational issues. One cannot devise and implement solutions to global financial stability, climate change, cyber terrorism or pandemics without such cooperation.
If power is the ability to obtain the outcomes one wants, it is important to remember that sometimes our power is greater when we act with others rather than merely over others. This important dimension of a "smart power" strategy for the twenty-first century is not captured by the concept of containment. When Kissinger landed in Beijing four decades ago, he ushered in not only a Cold War transformation, but also a new era of U.S.-Chinese engagement.
Joseph S. Nye, Jr. was an Assistant Secretary of Defense in the Clinton Administration and is currently a professor at Harvard University. He is the author of The Future of Power.
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How Coders Should Make Apps More Privacy-FriendlyDavid Meyer
Excellent news for those who worry about the privacy implications of using apps: MEF, a trade organization for the mobile content and commerce industry, launched a privacy policy generator called AppPrivacy. I reckon it's an important step toward developers taking "privacy by design" principles into account.
This is a crucial issue, particularly as people become more sensitive to the potential security risk involved with apps sucking up their personal data and sending it who knows where. And with Android having introduced toggles that let users kill specific elements of an app's functionality, the tide is turning—developers have to be more on-the-level with their customers these days.
AppPrivacy comes out of an MEF working group dedicated to, well, app privacy. The group includes a bunch of lawyers and representatives from companies such as Mozilla, Vodafone, mobile ad network InMobi, privacy management company TRUSTe, and security outfit Kaspersky Lab.
The tool is for use by developers, who simply fill in a series of tick boxes detailing what data they use, why they use it, and who else gets access to it. At the end, AppPrivacy generates a straightforward HTML privacy policy for customization and embedding into an app itself.
What's cool about the tool is the way it gently harangues developers as they're filling out the forms. To truly test AppPrivacy, I decided to make my "HappyFunTimes" app as obnoxious as possible, so I checked the box that said I wanted to send marketing messages to my users' contacts.
"Warning!" a pop-up box read. "If you are going to access the user's contacts database and use it for marketing purpose, you must have their permission first. Also, you should gain consent from any contact you plan to send marketing messages to."
I ticked the box saying I wouldn't require consent from my users to send them marketing messages, and then: "Warning! Many countries require marketers to gain consent from any contact you plan to send marketing messages to. If you do not—and are not able to prove it—you may find yourself in trouble with the relevant authorities."
HappyFunTimes should collect user location data, I decided. The warning: "While there's no doubt consumers enjoy the location-enabled functionality of modern smartphones, many are concerned at having their movements monitored. It's important you let them know why you're tracking their location and who you're sharing that information with."
Did I mention that I love this tool? Sure, it's not perfect. And, yeah, an ad firm is part of the working group. But you know what? It's an excellent start.
Why? Because, as MEF itself found in a recent survey, more than 25 percent of the top 100 free apps have no privacy policy at all. And only a third of those that have a policy give access to it from within the app. Meanwhile, 70 percent of consumers surveyed by MEF said it's important to know when an app is gathering and sharing personal data.
People do care about this stuff, and, as platforms gradually give users more control over their data, developers need to care about it, too. AppPrivacy is not hard to use (I managed), and it bluntly spells out the factors that developers should be considering.
As MEF Global Chairman Andrew Bud put it:
"Consumers' trust in our industry will be built on transparency and ease of understanding in dealing with their private data. That's a tough combination to deliver, and our research shows that many providers have struggled with it. Now, building on the expertise of our cross-stakeholder group, AppPrivacy delivers credible, practical solutions to ensure best practice in our industry."
What we need now is the introduction of more informative and granular permissions at the time of an app's installation. But that's a platform thing—over to you, Google and Apple.
Also from GigaOM:
10 Strategies for Improving Content Marketing with Analytics (subscription required)
Hampton Creek Now Selling Plant-Based Eggs at Whole Foods in California
What I Like and What I Don't Like About the New Apple iPhones
ABC Executive: Second-Screen Apps Can Be a Distraction


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Incredible, Edible Tofu: 5 Ways to Prepare It
The following article was written by Megan Bedard.
If you're new to veganism, tofu—the incredible, edible soy product—can seem a bit mystifying. The great news is that it's hard to go wrong with it. You can bake it, fry it, skewer it, and blend it. You can season it with herbs, marinate it, or drench it in your favorite sauce. Tofu works in appetizers, casseroles … even desserts!
Here are five recipes to get you started:
Dynamite Tofu With Rice and Broccoli
Sweet and Sour Tofu With Vegetables
Already experienced with tofu? Share your favorite way to prepare it in the comments section below!
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I like to stuff tofu into chickens and roast it or take a whole block of tofu and wrap it in bacon and just munch the whole thing.
I use smoked tofu to replace bacon in the BLT. Fried smoked tofu is one of the best things in the world. I also add it instead of sausage in my spaghetti sauce.
Trying to go vegetarian Doing good until started watching Gluten, And GMO levels in food..Had to get rid of half the food i bought. Any Ideas? Thanks
Tofu scramble is amazing with fried onion, capsicum and mushrooms in it! And I never serve it without a big chunk of avocado on top. Yum!
I like to make Vegetarian Goulash with:
1pkg diced extra-firm tofu, 1 diced large yam,Spanish onion,
zucchini,large carrot,jicama, 1/2tsp ground cumin, turmeric,
1tsp Hungarian paprika, grated ginger & 2-4T tamari sauce. Saute in a large skillet the vegetables & tamari for 10-15 minutes on medium heat, stirring occasionally. Add the tofu,seasonings & cook for 5 minutes. Serve with a salad of your choice.
awesome recipies.
My wife and I have found that we do better not trying to replace meat exactly in the same recipe but instead use a tasty homemade or store-bought sauce with tofu and the freshest veggies and herbs to have delicious meals almost every time. Trying new veggies in new ways has helped us get beyond the same veggies we previously ate with meat.
Dear Peta:
The tofu recipes look great, but you need to stress that only organic tofu should be used. GMO foods are a terrible reality now, and contaminated soy is one of the top five foods to avoid. Use only organic soy products. Thanks.
—L. Kelly
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Salute! It's National Pasta Day!
Cheers, it's National Pasta Day! Besides eating bowls and bowls of the good stuff, we're celebrating with an Italian cocktail to wash it all down: The Gin Martini.
It may be one of the more classic cocktails around, but the martini's dry flavors and mild bite are the perfect contrast to a bowl of saucy, succulent spaghetti. The best part: it's a two-ingredient cocktail, plus an optional garnish of olives.
2 1/2 ounces gin
1/2 ounce vermouth
Watch our how-to video for another take on this classic sip, then sit back, relax and you'll feel like a true Italian in no time!
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References: M�bius function - Mobius function, denoted μ(n); number of odd prime factors of square-free n
Möbius Function -- from Wolfram MathWorld
is the Mobius function.
Proof by multiplicative induction: It is true when n is prime, because .
Suppose . We will show that , where p is an arbitrary prime.
Consider only the square-free divisors of n, because when d has a square factor.
If p|n, the square-free divisors of np are the same as the square-free divisors of n, so .
If , the set of square-free divisors of np consists of all the square-free divisors of n together with each divisor multiplied by p.
Since (n, p) = 1, it follows from d|n that (d, p) = 1, and therefore . (The Mobius function is multiplicative: if (m, n) = 1.)
So the sum, above, is adding up a whole bunch of zeros, so . This completes the proof.


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Diane L. Dunakiss
Elected for three terms, November 1994, November 2002, November 2010
Current term of office: January 1, 2011 through December 31, 2018
Diane Dunaskiss, wife of former State Senator Mat Dunaskiss, is serving her third term on Wayne State Board of Governors. Diane, who earned her Bachelor of Science Degree, Elementary Education at Wayne State, has three goals in mind as a Wayne State Governor. First, to maintain excellence in education at Wayne State. Second, to restore one of the nation's best urban campuses. Third, to create a values-based education system that will ensure that every student learns the skills that they will need to be successful in today's job market. Diane feels that as an educator, a woman, and a conservative, she provides a valuable and unique perspective as the Board attempts to find solutions to the complex problems facing higher education.
Diane is the principal of Pine Tree Elementary School in Lake Orion. At the school Diane helps children that have special needs that cannot be met in the traditional classroom. Diane serves as the instructional leader to assist staff in curriculum design and implementation. She constantly seeks ways to interact with the 500 children in her school in positive ways so students do not view the principal position as disciplinary only. Diane spends her days with these children helping them to adapt to the school environment, developing their unique and individual skills, and helping to develop their confidence and self-esteem.
She serves as a member and Trustee of the Alpha Delta Kappa Education Sorority, past Trustee and current Secretary for the Lake Orion Education Foundation, and is active on several committees within the school district.
Professional History
Principal, Pine Tree Elementary School
Special Education Teacher, Elementary L.D. Basic, Lake Orion Community Schools
1982 - 1984
Teacher for Employability Skills, Adults and Out-Of-School Youths, Lake Orion Community Schools
First Grade Teacher, Lake Orion Community Schools
Credit Supervisor, Sears, Roebuck and Company
Educational Background
Fraser High School, Graduate (1970)
Wayne State University, Bachelor of Science Degree, Elementary Education (1974)
Oakland University, Master's Degree, Learning Disabilities and Reading (1984)
Wayne State University, Education Specialist Degree, Educational Administration (Present)
Professional Organizations
- Michigan Elementary and Middle School Public Administration, Member
- Alpha Delta Kappa Educational Sorority
- 1988–1990 Chapter President
- 1990–1992 Chapter President
- 1992–1994 Chairperson
- Lake Orion Education Foundation
- Trustee
- 2010 -- 2011 Secretary
Additional Professional Responsibilities
- Elementary Math
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Help me figure out how to Do Shoes!
My feet and ankles are annoying. I cannot find shoes that are comfortable. Plenty of excruciating detail inside. [more inside]
Doctor, please cut my toenails!
Looking for a podiatrist in the Washington, DC area (preferably Maryland and NW DC) who can give a male relative a pedicure in a medical setting and without embarrassment. [more inside]
What can you tell me about custom orthotics?
I have seen a podiatrist and have been diagnosed with hallux limitus. I wore an aircast for about 6 weeks starting in December, and felt improvement upon my return visit, but my doctor warned that it was likely my original pain would return and it has. I understand it will get worse with age. The doctor recommended custom orthotics, and told me to schedule a follow-up to get the mold made if I decided to pursue that course. Before I do, I want to understand a little more about what this means and how it will help. [more inside]
Toes-down best pedicurist in Hollywood?
Please recommend the best plan of action for a man in Hollywood, CA who has some fairly wicked ingrown toenails. [more inside]
Podiatrist or orthopedist?
Should I go to a podiatrist or foot/ankle orthopedist for this particular arthritis/toe problem? [more inside]
Looking for a podiatrist in Tokyo.
Looking for a podiatrist in Tokyo. [more inside]
Should I see a podiatrist in the USA or Canada?
Would it be better for me to see a foot specialist and (most likely) get custom orthodics in Canada or the U.S.A.? [more inside]
Toenail remnant
A couple of months ago my big toenail went black after a run. Maybe 10-15 days ago it came loose, but only on one side. Since the other side was still anchored I cut off the flapping half. Nothing's happened since then. Please advise. [more inside]
Do I need a podiatrist, or just a good shoe store?
Do I need a podiatrist, or just a good shoe store? [more inside]
Recommendation for a podiatrist in NYC?
I'm looking for a good podiatrist in the New York City area. [more inside]
My feet stick out. Help me fix them.
I need to fix my feet. For as long I can remember, my feet have stuck out (supination.) I have super-high arches - you can barely see the inside portion of my feet on a foot print. I find it nearly impossible to hold my feet together parallel and flat (inner heel to inner heel, big toe to big toe) - they rotate upward and outward, instead. If I manage to get my feet in something close to that position, my toes get goofy, pointing in multiple directions. I want to learn how to straighten my (bare) feet when walking and hold them together, flat, the way I described...
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The Sound of Applause celebrates the visual and performing arts, explores cultural trends, and examines current events through an artistic lens.
Dee Perry unveils the new Cleveland Museum of Art exhibition - Van Gogh Repetitions - with CMA curator William Robinson. Plus Dan Polletta speaks with National Book Award winner James McBride about his new book The Good Lord Bird and his return to his alma mater - Oberlin College. And we raise the curtain on the new production from Theater Ninjas - [sic] by Melissa James Gibson.
main image: Portrait of the Postman Joseph Roulin, April 1889. Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853–1890). Oil on canvas; 65 x 54 cm. Collection Kröller-Müller Museum, Otterlo, the Netherlands 103.101.
William Robinson, Cleveland Museum of Art
James McBride, author
Jeremy Paul, Theater Ninjas
Pandora Robertson, Theater Ninjas


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WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U. S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) begins accepting nominations for the Chairman's Circle of Commendation Award program today. Completed nominations should be received at CPSC by July 11, 2014.
The program was established in 2011 to identify and honor people and organizations that have made significant contributions to consumer product safety.
"I am inspired by people and organizations that have a passion and commitment to finding ways to make products and people safer," Acting Chairman Robert Adler said. "This is a fitting way to honor their efforts to prevent deaths and injuries."
Nominees can be individuals, organizations, businesses, state and local governments or other groups residing in or outside of the United States.
Nominations should include a cover form (available online), a description of the individual or organization, a description of how and to what extent the nominee has contributed to improving consumer product safety, and a summary of additional information. Up to three letters of support or other supporting documents may also be provided. Additional details are available at http://www.cpsc.gov/award.
A CPSC panel will screen nominations and forward recommendations to the Chairman. The Chairman will make the final selection of award recipients. The announcement of awardees will be made on a date to be determined.
Last year's awardees included:
Dr. Joshua Sharfstein, Maryland's Secretary of Health and Mental Hygiene, whose leadership in consumer product safety vastly improved the safety of children in the U.S., including the removal from the U.S. market of over-the-counter cough and cold medications for children under age 4, a re-announcement and additional recall of trinkets with high levels of lead, the removal of infant sleep positioners from almost all store shelves in Maryland and the ban of the sale of crib bumpers in Maryland.
Dr. Toby Litovitz, the Executive and Medical Director of the National Capital Poison Center, Professor of Emergency Medicine at Georgetown University and Clinical Professor of Emergency Medicine at The George Washington University, who established the National Capital Poison Center, and whose research and advocacy led to the development of stronger product warnings and packaging for button/coin cell batteries and products that contain them, and the revision of several consumer product voluntary standards that address battery ingestion hazards.
Carol Pollack-Nelson, Ph.D., President of Independent Safety Consulting, in Rockville, Md., and President of the International Consumer Product Health and Safety Organization (ICPHSO), whose participation in various voluntary standards development committees has led to revisions of standards for bunk bed ladders and side structures, integrated protective barriers on gas fireplace glass and full body harnesses on hunting tree stands.
ASTM F15.22 Subcommittee on Toy Safety, which for 30 years has developed and shepherded comprehensive toy safety requirements that help protect children younger than 14 from possible hazards that may not be easily recognized in the normal use of a toy and has addressed safety specifications for batteries, heavy metals, and high-powered magnets in children's toys.
Committee CS-003, Standards Australia/Standards New Zealand, a joint committee that covers safety requirements for children's furniture sold in Australia and New Zealand, which developed a test for mattress firmness that outlines a method of testing all horizontal infant sleep surfaces that can be applied in laboratory, retail and home settings and allows investigators inspecting the sleep environment of infant fatalities to assess the firmness properties of the surface where a child is found.
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is charged with protecting the public from unreasonable risks of serious injury or death from thousands of types of consumer products under the agency's jurisdiction. The CPSC is committed to protecting consumers and families from products that pose a fire, electrical, chemical, or mechanical hazard. The CPSC's work to ensure the safety of consumer products - such as toys, cribs, power tools, cigarette lighters, and household chemicals - contributed significantly to the decline in the rate of deaths and injuries associated with consumer products over the past 30 years.
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Update: Just a bit of clarity, thanks to an update via Destructoid. After talking with another co-founder of Vigil, Ryan Stefanelli, they found that it wasn't Adams himself bidding on Darksiders, but Crytek.
"When the Darksiders IP goes up for auction, Crytek will be bidding for it. Not much more to say since the rest is left up to courts and legal shenanigans, but we're all excited at the prospect."
Some may think this whole THQ bankruptcy story is behind us, but there's a devoted few waiting on the edge of their seats still. The Darksiders IP, which wasn't acquired in the initial round of auctions, is still planned to be sold in the coming weeks or months at a smaller event. Fans are worried it may be passed over again, but today they can rest a little more easily.
David Adams, co-founder of Vigil Games and now CEO of the newly formed Crytek USA (formed of over 35 former Vigil Employees), has said over Twitter that he plans on bidding for the IP when it comes to auction. His messages, in which he states he'd love for the IP to come back to its "creators," are short and oh so sweet:
Going to bid on Darksiders IP. Put 7 years of heart and soul into that franchise, and I think it belongs at home with its creators.— David Adams (@DadamsDavid) March 27, 2013
Looking to buy @darksiders IP back from #THQ.The IP belongs in the hands of its creators. #PS3 #Xbox— David Adams (@DadamsDavid) March 27, 2013
It's no secret that Neoseeker editor, Lydia, has a small shrine set up to the Darksiders franchise. Whenever I visit she makes me kneel and pray for the franchise's return. War, Ruin, Death and Despair look down on me disapprovingly, but it's good to hear my prayers have not been in vain. While David may not make the highest bid on the Darksiders franchise, we know now that at least it won't become abandonware.
That said, it's likely that even if David Adams does acquire the IP for Darksiders it's unlikely a new game would be made for quite some time. If Crytek was interested in another Darksiders game, they would have bought Vigil straight up, along with the Darksiders IP when it was first at auction. It's clear they're not interested -- Crytek USA is working on something else.
In the hands of David Adams, however, we could trust the IP will be with someone who cares about the series and its future. Darksiders won't be dying here.


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The Jervis McEntee Diaries - December 13, 1887
Diary Entry:
Tuesday, Dec 13, 1887 Sara came home early this evening from John's reporting Nannie perfectly rational but not inclined to talk much. John is very troubled as he well may be and asked me to see Drs. Taylor & Patchin. I came away in the noon train, Sade walking up to the station with me on her way to [?]. I was loth to come away and the beautiful day did not [?] to raise my spirits much. It seems so sad at home and we are [?] on the brink of great and sad changes in our lives that I cannot but brood over it most of the time. I went down into the barn which Tom opened for me. All the hay and fodder are gone and it was absolutely empty. We were never before, in our lives without horses and cows & animals and it seemed very strange to me. Two of the cats still remain there and although they are not fed at all they look slick and fat and glad to see some one storming about. I went up to 59th St and saw Dr. Patchin and Dr. Taylor, as John McEntee had wished me to. They both agreed with Saras theory of treatment and I told them I would write her to that effect. On my way down as it was Mrs. Stedmans evening I stopped in there a few minutes although it was past 6 oclock. I saw her, Stedman and Arthur. Found on reaching Mary's found she had retuned from Baltimore where she has been visiting Julia for three weeks. Went over to the Century and wrote Sara all about my interview with Dr. Taylor and Dr. Patchin.


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Evile -- Austin, TX -- October 3rd, 2010
Venue: Emo's (Indoor Stage)
Infected Nations
We Who Are About To Die
Thrasher :rocker:
Now Demolition
Enter The Grave :horns:
When I got to the venue Lions of Tsavo was playing their final song. I'm not too familiar with their material, so I couldn't tell you what they played. But, they sounded good and I would've liked to hear more, which shouldn't be hard since they're a local band.
Up next was Bonded By Blood. Again, I don't know their stuff well, but from what I've listened to I liked them live much more than on recording. This is straight up thrash. These guys bring a ton of energy to the stage and got a good portion of the small crowd headbanging. Solid live show.
The band I came to see, Evile, followed. This was my first time seeing the English gentlemen and they put on a great show. Ol Drake was great to watch shred up close. Even though the crowd was only about 30 strong on a Sunday night Evile got a strong response. They mentioned that they want to do a headline tour in the US soon and to spread the word about the band to friends. I really would have loved to hear a couple more songs, but they put on a good enough show that I would be willing to catch them again. Thrasher sounded great live and was probably my favorite song of the night.
I stuck around for the first couple Early Man songs, but they just aren't up my alley and it was after midnight and I was ready to head home.
Here's a video I shot of Evile:
Five songs? Damn.
I'm seeing this tour in a few weeks and I'm stoked out of my mind for Evile and BBB.
exact same songs in the exact same order as last couple tours, except Now Demolition :x
I'm glad they are doing a forbidden offdate headline show in ottawa :D
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dude ouais avec AGGRESSOR!
[QUOTE=mankvill;308037]Five songs? Damn.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, both Evile and Bonded By Blood played about 30 minutes.
Can't wait to see 'em in December at the Whiskey. Will be the 3rd time seeing them this year, but yeah, I was hoping they would have changed their setlist up a bit more from the Kreator and Overkill spring tours...
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text: No hockey player can reach his full potential without mastering the mental side of the sport. "Hockey Tough" provides players and coaches proven methods for mastering the mental side of the game. Author Saul Miller shares the psychological training and emotional management techniques he has successfully taught individual hockey players and teams for over 20 years. This volume presents mental exercises and assignments to help players: develop a winning attitude on and off the ice; stay focused to execute skills and tactics; maintain the mental stamina required in this physically demanding sport; overcome emotional fatigue and physical aches and pains to perform at the highest level throughout the season; manage their anger to avoid costly penalties in crucial game situations; and develop the discipline and tenacity to force and capitalize on opponents' mistakes.


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LPR Again
Got back out on the little pigeon Sunday morning and this evening. Caught 8-10 fish Sunday on stealth bombers and wiggle minnows. Caught a mix of smallies, red eye, and two small spotted bass. Nothing of any size Sunday. Today I threw slumpbusters and zonkers. Had plenty of takes and two nice smallies. The second one had about an inch of a tube jig sticking up from its throat.
Nice smallmouth! Looks like you have them figured out.
Again, love those tigers... as they say, "that's a nice'n !" I was about to head out down there, but a broken mower and even taller grass derailed me. I hear ya about the targeting the warmwater - definitely a closer option as well...but even more so for me its tough to sometimes choose between tailwater trout and Smokies trout and smallies and carp and stripers and hopefully some day musky and .... :)
I am definitely gettin more into the warmwater pursuits. It has been 4 months since I have stepped foot into a trout stream. I miss it too, but I am only going to fish for trout up in the smokies mainly. The South Holston is probably my favorite. Maybe even more so than the White in Arkansas. It may not have the numbers of large trout like the White, but the numerous 16-18 browns make up for that in my eyes. The few tailwaters close to me have not been stocked in ages and not looking to be anytime soon. I'd rather pursue wild trout anyways!
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Another new place for you to drink in the centre of Newcastle is now open. The Cut is a club with what they are calling a "distressed style", which basically means it looks like most the interior is not finished. They claim the inspirations came from:
70's lower east side manhattan loft party
80's east berlin squat party
90's fenham house party
Well i have been to many 90s Fenham house parties, and they are mental, (fights, dancing on coffee tables etc.) and nothing i would imagine a loft party in the lowest manhatten east side was in the 70s.
The Cut is found next to Tup Tup, and is owned by the same people as the Palace. Their style might be to bring back the retro, but i am guessing their prices wont be. Entry is expected to be around £4-5 depending on the night, which isnt bad really.
They have some cool tables which are sunken into the floor…This may turn into a bad idea, i can see some drunken people falling into them now 😀


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