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This is a continuation of the discussion of a project based on the SDR-Widget and Audio-Widget. The project is a dedicated ADC-analog front end for the purpose of low distortion measurement. Continued from EMU0204 mods for FFT measurements.
OK, I'm in! Thanks for doing this David!
And, I'm always interested in test equipment. Thx-RNMarsh
Hi guys,
this is interesting. It is quite doable to add ADC capability to the Audio-Widget project (see my signature below). I can give my present AB-1.2 a respin with new analog features. And I'm sure it is quite doable to reuse SDR-Widget code for the ADC support.
For those who are interested you can grab the document archive and BOM for the SDR-Widget from this page
Yoyodyne Consulting/SDR-Widget
The ADC support electronics are a compromise as it is powered from the USB bus but the performance is acceptable
The SDR-Widget supports some bells and whistles you may want to drop (I2C/quadrature encoder/LCD display)
Hi Guys,
I take it from Borge's statement that the Audio-Widget at present doesn't have the ADC capture support.
George the rotary encoder will be vary handy for an analyzer set. In fact four would be handy. But I going to leave this for a completely different project because there are mixed desires here for functionality. The LCD is a handy tool for debugging it could be dropped when it no longer serves a purpose.
If we can make this modular by grouping unused IO pins to some type of header that mates with a connector, cable or otherwise. Perhaps we can come up with something and call it universal. Something that would support add-ons or offer other bits of control. No pun intended there.
Before I go any further with this is there any available processing power left in the SDR/Audio-Widget? How much other functionality can the Atmel support?
I'm posting a PDF from AKM I'd like everyone to have a look at if you haven't already.It describes the parallel use of two or more ADC to increase dynamic range and lower the noise floor. There are a number of approaches to doing this and we need to decide which is the best way. I'd like to open a discussion on this.
I think to avoid something like an FPGA, which would be over kill, between the ADC and processor the I2S of the ADC's could be multiplexed.This would require a bit more processing overhead, a buffer to hold the words, some simple integer addition and a bitwise shift operation for dividing to complete the task.
I had an good meeting with AKM some time ago and went over this application with Joel. He said that he could help with recommendations of suitable DSPs to do the necessary processing. They really are neither expensive nor power hungry. I'm using several in a Bluetooth headphone project now that can do 192 KHz or better running on 3.3V and using no power. We just need to be able to load the DSP code. I can get direction on either TI or ADI parts that can do this (and much more). We do not need FPGA's. They are nice but not necessary and way overkill in development for this application (and most audio ones today).
Look at the DSP's in this block diagram. Block Diagram (SBD) - Pro Audio Mixer - TI.com I'll check with TI to see which ones to use. There is enough power to do some processing in the DSP before it comes back to the system.
Also an option is the ADI Sigma Studio stuff: SigmaDSP Processors | Processors and DSP | Analog Devices
What I've seen from the manufactures is big $$$.
What signal processing do you think that would be advantage to process in the ADC?
I would suggest just get the data transfered to the PC. A couple of years ago I was a part of a team that made a inhouse high-speed trace/sw debugger tool. We ran high-speed USB and transfered ~20 MByte/s sustained. We could let it run overnigt without any transfer errors. I have to add that we ran bulk-mode. I think the USB connection should be ok for getting the data to the PC and use the processing power of that crunch the numbers.
Best regards,
I guess we can't bit shift a two's compliment to divide. That won't work.
Yes even a DSP seems a bit over kill for a simple operation but they are cheap.
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Easy to find, vast parking, large room, large bed, free WiFi at the restaurant & lobby. Poor TV channel offer, Charges on WiFI from the room.
Quiet location, vast parking, large room, free WiFi at the reception and bar, large bed, good rate sometimes, easy to find, excellent restaurant (good value 3-course dinner). WiFi in room with charges, but cheap (€5 for 24h), location noisy at the last stay, due to construction works on the back of the hotel, street on the back noisy in the morning (garbage trucks backuping).
good place for travel by car in this zone
Very good location and friendly staff. Very convenient to have bicycles for rent on premises. Restaurant was quite good for evening meals. Would have appreciated brewed coffee instead of from a machine for Breakfast. Breakfast offerings were depleted by large tour groups on one morning. And too many items prepackaged in plastic. Gave a less personal feeling. Was charged 12.50 euro for a lunch packet which simply had the same items offered for breakfast.
Friendly staff and comfortable rooms in a great setting with countryside views within easy reach of Amsterdam as well as seaside resorts such as Zandvoort and Egmond-en-Zee. There were only a couple of English speaking TV channels, but I didn't go there to watch TV, so it wasn't that important.
Very convenient for the beaches and town of Alkmaar. Pleasant surroundings The breakfast buffet looked disappointing for the price so we chose not to have it
staff were very friendly and helpfull the taxi service we used doubled from the day we arrived which was not the hotels fault
Room confort Breakfast is not very varied, food is provided in very small quantities and is missing rapidly. Some efforts are recommended to improve breakfast quality.
Friendly personnel. Nice Bar & Restaurant. Ample parking Dinner service slightly slow
Friendly and helpful staff Bedroom carpet required cleaning, possibly stained by coffee/juice otherwise the room was well cleaned every day.
Quiet, peaceful location but only a short walk (15 minutes) to a nice village with lots of restaurants, shops etc.
A warm reception from the staff, very friendly helpful cleaning staff, well organised, all in all very good.
good bed, friendly staff, nice location I expected more value for money for a designroom. Last time the room in a Blooming arrangement was according my expectations but for the price of a designroom I expected a little more!!!! Rather basic. Little detail: in shower no place to place your soap etc.
great location & surroundings, good WLAN, friendly & helpful staff disastrous beds, too soft, too old, all rooms with twin bed arrangement that move apart :(( . breakfast buffet does match 4star standards: no fruits, powder eggs :(, little variation, noisy cantine-like atmosphere in breakfast room.
Comfortable rooms, very friendly and helpful staff. One of our two rooms had a strong odor of rubber. It may have been the carpet pad. It was not too unpleasant but it was noticeable, especially upon walking into the room.
nice clean and design hotel no airco on the room, but somkind of airvent.
location, rooms, the workshop we did whilst there - bubbles and sushi the pressure to place orders for meals, service of the conference support staff (whilst trying replacing the projector speaking on the phone and to each other whilst our meeting was already in progress)
Nice location...would be nice for longer stay in warmer weather. Groovy decor...something different! We booked loft rooms but they were given away becuase we checked in late...although we called to say we would be late...and no price reduction!!
Great location. Very comfortable beds. Bad service at breakfast. Airconditioner in the room did not work. Not enough towels in the room and had to ask several times before we received two more. Public areas were not very nice (lobby, hallways, elevators, etc.). Overall customer service poor.
Nice location, specifically for training. A few small issues with the quality of service and attention to detail - I would have expected better from a 4 star hotel.
The whole " package " was great, we were really satisfied. The room, the service, food, hotel staff and the location of the hotel were great! Swimmingpool area and saunas were absolutely wonderful!! You really felt like you were taking care of in your hotel, in every way. Thanks for that, we will be back for sure. Maybe just to make little more clear to everybody, that when using the pool/sauna after 19.00, that it is ok to use bikini or swinsuite as well. Lot of people seemed to think, that everyone have to be naked and actually made remarks about people, who had the swimmingclothing on. Little remark maybe, but just thought I'd said it.
Walking distance both to beach as to the town's center.
We need free wieless internet for our business
I cancelled the last night to find another hotel. I did not receive what I thought I booked.
The starff are very Kindly and Helpsome We like better the wireless internet
It was a close distance from the station and to the town, a perfect location, although it was on a main road, but this was not a problem as i was at the back of the hotel
Friendly staff, very close to citycentre, nice breakfast. Room was very hot, even at night.
Excellent value for the money, good for business. Huge corner room, real soap, many room comforts. a defect mentioned is lack of restaurant - but a wide, wide selection of excellent ones available starting 200m away at the historic city center. Free wireless only in the lobby, in rooms very expensive.
cleansiness of the room and bathroom, location it was freezing cold in the room, even after having switched the heating on for several hours. The reception informed me that this is because all of their hotel guests like their rooms freezing cold...
Size of room, and location
It is a very clean, comfortable hotel with a friendly and efficient staff.
Everything was perfect.
Staffs are professional, friendly and helpful. Tall ceiling of the hotel room - I like it.
Good location, can walk to downtown Alkmaar, parking on site, very freindly staff.
Breakfast and bar in the evening
the service
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Very convenienty for az football stadium No swimming pool
General no problem There was no possibility to make some tea at the room, nor there was a fridge
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The service at the chinese restaurant.
i was happy to find an iron+board in my room as well as a cofeemachine. the staff at the restaurant was kind. i thought the dinner menu rather poor, i reserved for the dinner offer together with my room reservation.
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We liked the helpful staff, Breakfast was good . we enjoyed our stay. The way to the room was confusing
poor maintenance
They could handle more than two to a room and price was competitive. No ice machines. I realize this is par for the course in Europe, but this is a more modern hotel than most..
Clean and comfortable rooms Lack of help to find the rooms
this is our 2nd visit in this year and we r convinced that we want to keep going there again. best value for money. excellent staff, swimming pool, for weekend breaks, kids friendly. simply superb!
Good central location for our purpose and good connection with Amsterdam by public transporttation The only thing we objected to was the the odor of stale smoke in the hall ways . They should prohibit smoking in hotels and restaurants . Otherwise , we had no complaints. The meal service was excellent
We were upgraded to an executive room - very comfortable. Being a low-rise hotel, our room was at a considerable distance from the foyer/restaurant/ bars. I have never used the car to get to breakfast in a hotel before!
Good breakfast to mach chlorine into swimming pool
The pool is real size. The internet speed and coverage is very good. Tha staff is friendly. When you make a reservation specify the exact kind of the room double or twin!
we were well looked after by the staff and the food was good none
car park is "public" and our car was broken into at 1.30 a.am. Hotel security almost caught thief who made off on bicycle! Later help was 1st class good facilities and comfortable rooms
Absolutely Everything Perhaps some relaxing comfy chairs in the lounge bar area.
Fantastic reclining bed's with large clean room's. It is a very quiet hotel with most guests being 50+ years of age. Location is slightly out of centre.
the room was very clean the breakfast was poor and not very good; the restaurant is to small and there is no place where you can sit and have a drink. we did'nt know it is a " Zorghotel ".
good size room no
Location, ease of parking, un-intrusive staff......
The Hotels location; 10 minute walk from railway station and 2 minutes from centre of town
Very friendly and helpful staff, lovely rooms, excellent location. We loved the fact the (very good) breakfast was served at the table - it makes a real difference these days. We wíll definitely go back.
LOcation of hotel was wonderful, close to everything. We walked and rented bikes to go places and the train was very close too. The hotel was actually on the wonderful city walking tour. Yes, our room faced the street....terrible sleeping, we were there from Thurs to Monday and the only night we really got any sleep was Sunday night. The street is narrow and all the bar/street noise travelled right up to our room. It was too hot to close the window so ... it was bad. I would ask for an off-street room next time, if I had known.
attention to detail none
Rooms well equipped with plenty of room. Lots of attention to decor - if a little camp. Considering they have spent good money on the decor etc, the towels were a bit mean.
Spacious room with extended bathroom facilities no hotel parking but reasonable public parking close to hotel
free wifi, nice bar and restaurant on main floor, close to everything, free breakfast not really - great value for money. If anything my room was on the street and a bit noisy
Breakfast far below average, room to small for price, bath room only soap etc for one person, bad organisation (wrong room number, room not clean on arrival)
friendly service. Nice room parking space
Excellent location, very quiet. Room very nicely furnished, with modern shower room. No hooks or shelves in the shower room to hang towels or store items.
It is a small hotel with "dépendances" opposite the main building, it doesn't look like a hotel but more as a city mansion. excellent location near the centre (5 min walking) and quite easy parking the room we booked was extremely small, e.g. the door opened against the bed, no space for luggage, very small bathroom. We got another, somewhat bigger room were one had to sit on the bed if the other one would walk around the bed. It was under the roof during a warm week and at night temperatures stayed high (small window, no airco)
Atmosphere, breakfast was included, staff was really friendly no
Good breakfast dangerous narrow stairs to upstairs suites
Good hotel and excellent breakfast! Breakfast included in the roomrate, which was very reasonable for the location and the ambiance. Bergen is a very nice village and the surrounding countryside beautiful. Only a couple of miles from the beach. We are not impressed with the bathroom. Very small, but to be fair, very clean and adequate.
location/ and we got a larger room with spa as welcome.
Good friendly service. Excellent breakfast buffet. Ample free parking
The breakfast We had the weirdest room.large suite (?) with the most enormous shower in the middle of the room.not the best for a family!
A warm and cozy hotel. Very freindly staff. Close to center of the village.
Friendly staff, clean room, ok breakfast, good location Small room, noisy (thin walls)
friendly service, supportive, cosy atmosphere 3-Bed room with toilet/shower open to the room, no bathroom-door. More style for a youth hostel.
We now the city of Alkmaar, Holland and this hotel is just accross the railroad station and all busses with connections to many parts of the north of Holland. Also Alkmaar is an old city and easy to walk about and of course their famous Friday cheesemarket during summertime is interesting to visitors. No, we liked it. People have to realize this "hotel" is actually a number of small homes transformed into rooms for visitors. Good breakfast and also dinners.
Staff friendly, helpful. Good breakfast. Room clean with large with comfy chairs.
Bed was made of memory foam and amazingly comfy. Cereal and dark bread very nice at breakfast. Room very sparsely furnished and basic. Paying in advance made me feel that I was not trusted. Pqrking axkward. Price quite expensive for standard of room, but Holland is dear generally.
very close to train station and near to the city center, breakfast was very good, staff was nice and helpful, bathroom was large and useable
The friendliness of the staff. The quality and good value of the food. Lack of on-site car parking. Room facilities a bit basic.
Very good location, only a few meters away from the bus stops/railway station. Good breakfast, included in the price.
Parking is a problem, overnight parking has to be in the station car park. The room we stayed was accessed from reception (which is the bar area) via the street, the room although clean was very basic
location poor breakfast
Friendly staff. Good location
Free tea & coffee machine in lounge and dining room hanging space for clothes was limited for the amount of clothes we brought for nine days
Staff are very very nice and helpful. Comfortable self-service mini bar. Room is clean and tidy.
Staff was very friendly. We enjoyed the fact that there was coffee available anytime and we could sit in the lounge area. No elevator available. The stairs were tricky with the luggage.
coffee and tea free of charge eduring the whole day I could not get wifi to work
Nice and friendly people, easy to find, good located at the center of town Personally, I do not like a double room with two single beds, but hey, maybe it's only me ;). The room was a bit small, sounds from the neighbours were quite good to hear (I guess, ours, too...)
nice garden, room OK unfortunately we had to leave the hotel unexpectedly
friendly, relaxed atmosphere
Nice location not far from the beach, own car park, bike rental in house, good service
Quiet; discreet service; the bathroom.
. Cleanliness was poor since sand from the beach that we accidently took with us was still there the next day. we asked for some extra coffee and only been given 2 small samples, i find that a little poor
Located close enough to the beach/centrum. Realy good with a parking garage at the hotel with a personal key. Clean and with an OK breakfast.
freindly and helpfull
The Garage was an advantage
The location is in the centre of Bergen. Brilliant for walking and cycling holidays. Very close to the beach! Bergen is a very lively and lovely village!!!
Reception and evening service staff were very helpful. Good size room. Upper restaurant had excellent service and food. Slight smell of the "drains" in the bathroom.
Rooms, comfort and location. Nothing.
Cleanliness of the room, hotel location
The location is just opposite supermarket, easy for me to buy something that I need during my stay there. None
Well run hotel, pleasant staff, room clean and up to date, spacious. Excellent central location. Recommended for couples, unsuitable for children as location lacks entertainment facilities. All people booking this hotel must be warned about the strict enforcement of parking in Bergen. Permits are available at the hotel. Do not leave the car unattended while getting the permit. Buy a ticket or have a member of your party stay with the car or you will get a ticket!
nice, comfortable room, nice tv screen, good breakfast; right in the center of town
Very friendly, welcoming and accommodating.
Een lief hotel met heel aardige eigenaresse met haar zoon. Goed bed. Prima ontbijt. Loopafstand naar centrum
Friendly, Very clean, comfortable beds, excellent shower and hot water supply, excellent buffet breakfast. Tv Dutch and German in rooms. None
Een zeer hartelijk welkom bij aankomst, na een lange fietstocht. Een heerlijk ontbijt en een vriendelijke gastvrouw die aandacht aan haar gasten schonk.
For a short tripit was excellent. Staff was very helpful and provided direction for the local tourist attractions.
Quiet area, quiet hotel and good basic facilities. Car parking could be difficult, bathroom a bit small. Beds a little soft.
We received a very warm welcome at this hotel. Our rooms were quite small but clean and comfortable with good modern ensuite facilities. The hotel is in a quiet area of a busy little town, with a quiet garden where you can sit and have a drink in the evening. The breakfast was excellent with plenty of choice. We found it conveniently near to the LF1 cycle route for cycle touring. A very reasonable price for the facilities on offer.
Everything was excellent with a friendly atmosphere, good food, comfy, clean room and lovely quiet setting. Wilma does her utmost to ensure that you have a relaxing break. Top marks!!


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As I previously posted a few weeks ago I bought a C&C 26 with an 8 HP single cylinder Yamar engine. I bought the boat while on dry dock and am trying to get as much out of the way before next spring.
****The previous owner told me that the stuffing box drips about a drop every 15 seconds or so but this was never an issue as far as he was concerned. Some tell me not too worry while others feel that is way too much . I spoke to a recommended local marine maintenance man who suggested to evaluate the leak after it's in the water and if it leaks too much just to tighten the box. --He also advised that there always should be a slight leak--- --------OK can anyone tell me from experience what an acceptable drip interval?
UPDATE: Just found this excellent link on how-to repack a stuffing box--
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I am trying to figure out where to mount my speakers and tweeters besides the door panels and in the back window. But i cant find a good spot.
what kinda speakers do you have.
Where were the factory speakers mounted if there were any.
Is it a component set or coaxils?
either mount them in the back dash or surface mount them in boxes on the back dash.
"Well done is better than well said." - Benjamin Franklin (1706-1790)
first off what type of car are we dealing with?
Going by your handle it would be a 72 nova but that may not be the case.
there are alot of places you can mount speaker for better sound then in the door panels.
it will also depend on the brand of speaker you are wanting to mount.
let me know the brand of speakers and the type of car and I will be glad to help you plan out you system.
feel free to P.M. me or e-mail me
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Geez Capricewagon. What big picture you have. The better to get seen with, he replies. Steve

Yeah is there anyway to size that down? I've been meaning to ask someone about that.
But, back to the topic...
I was also gonna say that really the back speakers aren't nearly as important as how you place the front ones. Alot of the people that I talk to that enter in SQ competitions rarely even use back speakers, and if they do they very rarely have the crossovers set so that your here very much of em.
The reason for this is that when designing a system to sound good you always want it to sound natural, like it would at a concert. If you were at a concert most of the sound would be comming from in front of you and very little sound comming from behind you. If you rear speakers are drowing or even competing with the front speakers at all(as far as loudness is concerned) then you are doing more harm with the speakers than you would without them, as far as sound quality is concerned. And bass is usually omni present usually you shouldn't be able to tell where the bass is comming from, and should definatly not be too overpowering.
But then again who am I to talk, I like mine as loud as possable with overly heavy bass.
So if you arent planning on entering it into a competition I would suggest just mounting them in the door or possibly in a piller. It will be heard. and it will sound ahellovalot better than stock.
I would also like to make a suggesting of powering what ever you get by an external amplifier. (It will make a world of difference in sound)
I am not sure how they run ISA comp in GA but the rules state that all comp systems have surround sound.
I own a shop in texas and also do some custom work here in indiana.
but I am willing to help anyone with building or installation matters.
That is why it is best to find out what type of music the person likes and how loud they plan on hearing it.
plus you do not want that rattle in your ride that you so often hear when the bass is pumping.
Yeah what kind of music they listen too is a big factor.
I was going by what I have heard from guys on termpro so I don't know what state they run in.
Glad to see this site has a stereo specialist on call
This is a great discussion on auto sterio. I have a 37 Plymouth and I have been doing some basic experimenting to try to get even a halfway decent sound system in my rod. Is it an essential requirement to have an independant amp? I get the idea it is. The comment regarding non-directional bass that cannot be pinpointed by the listener sounds right, but how is that done in a antique four door like mine? I was thinking it could go under the back seat, but the seat padding would probably muffle the sound too much to be effective. My doors are only about 2 1/2" thick and small by today's standards. The rear deck is only about 6"-7" deep and the dash is a flat vertical thing without adequate space for much more than the necessary gauges and switches. The side kick panels ahead of the front doors is large enough for one 6 x 9. I have those in and I have backed them up with a little sound deadening mat to reduce the sound emmitted thru the body panel. I'm new to doing this kind of stuff and my budget is tight. I don't want a state of the art system, just one I can hear as I drive to the next street rod show. I'd be grateful for any tips. I don't mean to but into your discussion Novapowerhouse, but the discussion may be helpful for both of us. Thanks for the space.
No having an exernal amp is not a nessecity. I prefer to have an external amplifier as apposed to running it off the headunit though. Mostly cause it gets louder and sounds better to my ears.
But seeing as how I am not familiar with the inside of anything made in 37, I would like to know.
Is it an open airspaced car like a hatchback/SUV? or is there an actuall trunk?
Is that an actuall pic of it? are you trying to keep the interior original looking or is it custom. do you have a pic of the interior?
What kind of music do you listen to?
And as far as managing your space meanmachine666 probably could help you more than I can. I am good at being logical as far as system design but I am not a professional installer by anymeans.
what type of music do you like?
there are some options in your 37 Ply. the center channel found on most high end head units will give you the equal bass sound you are looking for.
But rather then design a system that may be out of your budget let me hear what you have picked up so far and a price range you want to stay in.
also how you listen to your music. ie loud, noraml or just something to drown out the wife and kids.
you can build a nice sounding system for low money if you plan out the system first and look for good deals on good brands/
If you want to send me an e-mail or P.M. me.
The 37 Ply looks similar to the photo except it is a four door sedan and it has a trunk. I listen to a wide range of music but most of the time it is jazz, country and blues. I do like it a little on the loud side, but not so loud that it is noticable to the car in the next lane. I have a very inexpensive off brand (cann't remember the name) radio/CD player that is rated at 160 watts output at 4 ohms. It has a speaker lead for a subwoofer plus L/R speakers. The car cabin is large and the car lacks good sound deadening of drive train noise. Door and window seals are very poor and wind noise is significant at speeds over 60. My budget is limited to about $300 at the moment, but I can always build on good basics with time. Thanks for the advice.
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Insurance is an interesting question. My guess is that many of these cars don't have any insurance at all. And they don't need it since they are not driven on the highway. For lack of a better term, I'll call these the "radical rats". Basically, they are the rusted out and pieced together cars that look like they would be undriveable. And using a quick rule of thumb: if they LOOK undrivable, they probably ARE undrivable.
On the other hand there are thousands of "nostalgia" or "traditional" rats. Or as we old geezers like to call them, hot rods. These cars are driven regularly, they are totally road worthy, and they are fully insured, licensed, and safety inspected. Yet they would fit the classification of "rat"...usually because they are unfinished or simply because the owner preferred the more spartan look of the rods we had in the 50's and 60's.
Here are a few examples of traditional hot rods that easily fall into the rat category. The first picture I took at the 2005 Hot Rod Power Tour. This guy is a "long hauler" (he drives the FULL tour in this bugger and then drives it back home) and he does it year after year. Licensed, insured and ready to roll.
This second car is actually painted, but surely belongs in the traditional category and fits the rat rod definition because it is built and maintained with "whatever is at hand". It belongs to my friend Larry down in the Milwaukee area. It's driven hundreds of miles every year in rain, sleet, snow and sunshine and is fully licensed and insured.
And finally a couple of "primer-donnas" with the old school look. The coupe is one of my favorite cars ever because, for me, it brings back memories of the "look" of some of the very first hot rods I ever saw around my little home town. But the owner, Jerry, has incorporated just enough updated equipment to make this car as safe and sane as my wife's Rav4. Again, both of these cars have been fully licensed and fully insured with no problem.
My point here is that "rats" come in a lot of different shapes, forms, colors, and sizes. Some safe, sane and easily insured to their full value. And some...well, death traps that are not insured because they have no business being on the road. So when we talk about insurance or value or drivablity, I think we need to make very clear distinctions what sort of "rats" we are talking about...the "radical rats" that are basically show cars or the "traditional rats" that are hot rods in the true sense of the word because they are built to be driven.
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Every year when I vote I use the Automark machines, which are designed for voters needing assistive voting technology at the polls. At my polling place I seem to be the only person who ever uses them, so this is some way to do my bit of public service.
The last few times I have gone through this there have been problems. The first time, I gave up and voted on a regular machine; the second time, I figured things out in time to vote with it. This time I'm going to get it right (I hope).
A recap of problems from previous times:
from May 2008, Automark voting issues:
I got to the polling place a little bit earlier this time and tried it again. It misbehaved the same way, but this time there was time to figure it out, so the poll workers called in their expert who drove over to help figure it out. The solution ended up to be very simple: the detachable stub on the ballot must be detached before putting the ballot into the machine, despite the very clear instructions on that stub not to detach it, and with no visible instructions to detach it anywhere on the AutoMARK machine.
I was able to find with some digging an AutoMARK Troubleshooting Guide, which mentions two possible solutions: either remove the stub before putting the ballot into the machine, or program the machine to recognize the stub. I don't know whether this stub length programming is possible with the ballots we are using.
If the ballot has a stub, the stub length may not have been entered into the election setup information.
Note that the system did work with the sample ballot tested by the poll workers - but the sample ballot did not have a stub at the top!
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Joyce McKinley, director of elections for Centre County, said voters shouldn't have any problems with the optical scan machines unless they overvote or undervote.
Overvoting happens if the voter has chosen more candidates than allowed, and undervoting is when voters choose fewer candidates than allowed. In those instances, voters can choose to have the ballot returned to them or accept the ballot as it is, McKinley said.
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"We don't know for sure that those votes are counted," said Indiana University-South Bend Political Science Professor Dr. Elizabeth Bennion. "And, in the case of a close race, it would be very difficult to do any kind of a recount. So, I think there is real reason for concern."
That "touch screen" technology is used to "automark" specialized ballots filled out by those with special needs in St. Joseph County. But the actual ballots aren't tallied or counted until the paper ballot marked by the machine is fed into the same optical scanner used by all other voters, said St. Joseph County Clerk Rita Glenn.
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SAUGUS-This November, the town will once again set out AutoMARK Voter Assist Terminals at each polling place and, this time, Town Clerk Joanne Rappa hopes someone other than the poll workers will use them.
AutoMARK terminals allow voters with just about any kind of handicap to cast their vote unaided in the polling locations just like every other voter. The problem, Rappa said, is while the town has had the machines since 2007 no one uses them. She said she suspects they go unused for one of two reasons, people aren't aware the machines are available or don't know how to use them.
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South Dakota's AutoMARK machines merely mark a paper ballot that people review after they vote to ensure its accuracy.
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"We attended the fair in the fall of 2009. We had antiocipated a fair like others that we have attended and saw this as an opportunity to walk around and meet other exhibitors during slow times. To our surprise, we quickly realized this wasn't just another job fair. We were so busy that my colleague and I did not speak to each other until 3:30 p.m. In addition, we have had a position that has been opened for almost 2 years as we found no qualified applicants in our search. During the first day in attendance, we found TWO qualified applicants! We can safely term our first appearance at The National Job Fair & Training Expo a great success."
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Conventional imaging of the human cornea with optical coherence tomography (OCT) relies on telecentric scanning optics with sampling beams that are parallel to the optical axis of the eye. Because of the shape of the cornea, the beams have in some areas considerable inclination to the corneal surface which is accompanied by low signal intensities in these areas and thus an inhomogeneous appearance of corneal structures. In addition, alterations in ...Read Full Article
Active-passive path-length encoded (APPLE) Doppler OCTWe present a novel active-passive path-length encoded (APPLE) swept source Doppler optical coherence tomography (DOCT) approach, enabling three-dimensional velocity vector reconstruction of moving particles without prior knowledge of the orientation of motion. The developed APPLE DOCT setup allows for non-invasive blood flow measurements in vivo and was primarily designed for quantitative human ocular blood flow investigations. The systems performance was demonstrated by in vitro flow phantom as well as in ...Read Full Article
Posterior rat eye during acute intraocular pressure elevation studied using polarization sensitive optical coherence tomographyPolarization sensitive optical coherence tomography (PS-OCT) operating at 840 nm with axial resolution of 3.8 m in tissue was used for investigating the posterior rat eye during an acute intraocular pressure (IOP) increase experiment. IOP was elevated in the eyes of anesthetized Sprague Dawley rats by cannulation of the anterior chamber. Three dimensional PS-OCT data sets were acquired at IOP levels between 14 mmHg and 105 mmHg. Maps of ...Read Full Article
Visualization of micro-capillaries using optical coherence tomography angiography with and without adaptive opticsThe purpose of this work is to investigate the benefits of adaptive optics (AO) technology for optical coherence tomography angiography (OCTA). OCTA has shown great potential in non-invasively enhancing the contrast of vessels and small capillaries. Especially the capability of the technique to visualize capillaries with a lateral extension that is below the transverse resolution of the system opens unique opportunities in diagnosing retinal vascular diseases. However, there are some ...Read Full ArticleMentions: Rainer A. Leitgeb Wolfgang Drexler Michael Pircher
Multi-Functional OCT Enables Longitudinal Study of Retinal Changes in a VLDLR Knockout Mouse ModelWe present a multi-functional optical coherence tomography (OCT) imaging approach to study retinal changes in the very-low-density-lipoprotein-receptor (VLDLR) knockout mouse model with a threefold contrast. In the retinas of VLDLR knockout mice spontaneous retinal-chorodoidal neovascularizations form, having an appearance similar to choroidal and retinal neovascularizations (CNV and RNV) in neovascular age-related macular degeneration (AMD) or retinal angiomatous proliferation (RAP). For this longitudinal study, the mice were imaged every 4 to ...Read Full Article
Automated Identification and Quantification of Subretinal Fibrosis in Neovascular Age-Related Macular Degeneration Using Polarization-Sensitive OCTPurpose : To identify and quantify subretinal fibrosis in eyes with advanced neovascular age-related macular degeneration (nAMD) using polarization-sensitive optical coherence tomography (PS-OCT). Methods : Eyes of patients with subretinal fibrosis secondary to nAMD were included in this case series. All patients underwent a complete ophthalmic examination to clearly identify advanced nAMD lesions with fibrosis. Examinations of PS-OCT were performed using a novel system with an integrated eye tracker. Areas of fibrosis ...Read Full Article
Multi-modal adaptive optics system including fundus photography and optical coherence tomography for the clinical settingWe present a new compact multi-modal imaging prototype that combines an adaptive optics (AO) fundus camera with AO-optical coherence tomography (OCT) in a single instrument. The prototype allows acquiring AO fundus images with a field of view of 4x4 and with a frame rate of 10fps. The exposure time of a single image is 10 ms. The short exposure time results in nearly motion artifact-free high resolution images of the ...Read Full Article
Retinal Pigment Epithelial Features in Central Serous Chorioretinopathy Identified by Polarization-Sensitive Optical Coherence TomographyPurpose : To determine the subclinical RPE lesions detected by tissue selective polarization-sensitive optical coherence tomography (PS-OCT) in eyes with central serous chorioretinopathy (CSC) and to compare PS-OCT findings to current imaging standards. Methods : In this prospective observational case series, individuals with unilateral or bilateral active CSC were imaged using PS-OCT at baseline and after resolution of serous retinal detachment. Features seen on PS-OCT were compared with corresponding lesions as seen ...Read Full Article
Polarization properties of single layers in the posterior eyes of mice and rats investigated using high resolution polarization sensitive optical coherence tomographyWe present a high resolution polarization sensitive optical coherence tomography (PS-OCT) system for ocular imaging in rodents. The system operates at 840 nm and uses a broadband superluminescent diode providing an axial resolution of 5.1 m in air. PS-OCT data was acquired at 83 kHz A-scan rate by two identical custom-made spectrometers for orthogonal polarization states. Pigmented (Brown Norway, Long Evans) and non-pigmented (Sprague Dawley) rats as well as ...Read Full Article
Depth encoded three-beam swept source Doppler optical coherence tomographyA novel approach for investigation of human retinal and choroidal blood flow by the means of multi-channel swept source Doppler optical coherence tomography (SS-D-OCT) system is being developed. We present preliminary in vitro measurement results for quantification of the 3D velocity vector of scatterers in a flow phantom. The absolute flow velocity of moving scatterers can be obtained without prior knowledge of flow orientation. In contrast to previous spectral domain ...Read Full Article
Total retinal blood flow and reproducibility evaluation by three beam optical Doppler tomographyWe present a three beam optical Doppler tomography (ODT) technique suitable for 3-D velocity and flow measurements to evaluate total retinal blood circulation from and to the optic nerve head (ONH). The system consists of three independent ODT channels. Superluminescent diodes with a central wavelength of 840 nm and a spectral bandwidth of 50 nm were used. The sources are coupled to collimators resting in a specially designed mount to ...Read Full Article
Method and apparatus for processing polarization data of polarization sensitive optical coherence tomographyA method for processing polarization data includes steps of acquiring a plurality of sets of polarization data items, converting the set of polarization data items into a representation including parameters of amplitude and phase, and averaging the converted set of polarization data items.Read Full Article
Total retinal blood flow measurement by three beam Doppler optical coherence tomographyWe present measurements of total retinal blood flow in healthy volunteers using a three beam Doppler optical coherence tomography (D-OCT) technique. This technology has the advantage of a precise determination of the flow vector without the use of any a-priori information on the vessel geometry. Circular D-OCT scans around the optic disc were recorded and venous as well as arterial total blood flow was determined and compared for each subject ...Read Full Article
Spectral degree of polarization uniformity for polarization-sensitive OCTDepolarization of light can be measured by polarization-sensitive optical coherence tomography (PS-OCT) and has been used to improve tissue discrimination as well as segmentation of pigmented structures. Most approaches to depolarization assessment for PS-OCT such as the degree of polarization uniformity (DOPU) rely on measuring the uniformity of polarization states using spatial evaluation kernels. In this article, we present a different approach which exploits the spectral dimension. We introduce the ...Read Full Article
Melanin Pigmentation in Rat Eyes: In Vivo Imaging by Polarization-Sensitive Optical Coherence Tomography and Comparison to HistologyPurpose : The purpose of this study was to demonstrate polarization-sensitive optical coherence tomography (PS-OCT) for imaging pigmented structures in the posterior eye segments of albino and pigmented rats and to correlate depolarization contrast of the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) and choroid in in vivo PS-OCT to melanin pigmentation detected in postmortem histologic serial sections. Methods : In vivo three-dimensional PS-OCT imaging was performed in adult albino and pigmented rat eyes at ...Read Full Article
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Michael Pircher graduated from the Experimental Physics Department of the University of Technology of Graz, Austria in 2000. In 2003 he finished his PhD at the University of Technology of Vienna. From 2003 to 2006 he worked as a Postdoc at the Center for Biomedical Engineering and Physics of the Medical University of Vienna. From 2006 to 2012 he was working as an Assistant Professor at the Center for Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering of the Medical University of Vienna where he gained his Habilitation in 2008. Currently he is Associate Professor and faculty member of the same department. His scientific interest lies in retinal imaging, adaptive optics, new contrast techniques in optical coherence tomography, coherence microscopy
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The Giant Panda Ailuropoda melanoleuca ("black-and-white cat-foot"), is a mammal usually classified in the bear family, Ursidae native to central China. The Giant Panda lives in mountainous regions, like Sichuan and Tibet.
Its Chinese name means "bear-cat," and can also be read in reverse to mean the same thing. Its Western epithet is named after the Red Panda. It used to be known as Mottled Bear (Ailuropus melanoleucus).
Despite being taxonomically a carnivore, its diet is overwhelmingly vegetarian. In fact, it lives almost entirely on bamboo, although, like most animals, pandas have been known to eat eggs, and they consume some insects along with their bamboo diet.
It is also distantly related to the Red Panda, but the shared name appears to derive from their common bamboo diet. Until its relation with Red Panda was discovered in 1901, the Giant Panda was known as parti-coloured bear.
The precise taxonomic classification of the panda is still under debate; it may be more closely related to raccoons than to bears.
Giant Pandas are endangered, threatened by continued loss of habitat and by a low birthrate, both in the wild and in captivity. About 1,600 are believed to survive in the wild. The Giant Panda is the symbol of the World Wildlife Fund, a conservation organization
It was first made known to the West in 1869 by the French missionary Armand David (1826-1900). The Giant Panda has long been a favourite of the public, at least partly on account of the fact that the species has an appealing baby-like appearance that makes it seem to resemble a living teddy bear. The fact that it is usually depicted reclining peacefully eating bamboo, as opposed to hunting, also adds to its image of innocence.
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The Red Panda (Ailurus fulgens - ???), is a mostly vegetarian cat-size (60-cm long) mammal, formerly classified in the raccoon family (Procyonidae), but now classified as a member of the bear family (Ursidae). It is native to the Himalayas and southern China. Fossil evidence suggests that it once also existed in North America.
Its Western name is taken from a Himalayan language, maybe Nepalese but its meaning is uncertain. One theory is that "panda" is an anglicization of "poonya," which means "eater of bamboo." Its Chinese name means "little panda," so called, not to distinguish it from the Giant Panda, but named after it. It is also commonly known as the Firefox and, because of its distinctive cry, the "Wah".
Like the Giant Panda, it eats large amounts of bamboo, but its diet also includes fruit, roots, acorns, and lichen, and captive Red Pandas readily eat meat. Red Pandas are excellent climbers, and forage largely in trees. Since the Red Panda mainly eats bamboo, it has a low-calorie diet which causes it to not do much more than eat and sleep.
The species is endangered, largely because of habitat loss, though there is also some illegal hunting
Phylum: Chordata
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Order: Carnivora
Family: Ursidae
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Culture and Care: Care Requirements - Move balled-and-burlapped in early spring into moist, loamy, acid, well-drained soil; Zone 4-9, can invade abandoned fields, and sprouts from roots forming thick colonies.Native Habitat - Maine to Ontario and Michigan, south to Florida and Texas. Cultivated 1630.Diseases and Insects - Sassafras has appeared remarkably free of problems except for occasional iron chlorosis and minor cases of cankers, leaf spots, mildew, wilt, root rot, Japanese beetle, promethea moth, sassafras weevil, and scales.Strength - Excellent for naturalized plantings, roadsides, and home landscaping; with a little extra cultural effort one will be rewarded manyfold.Weakness -Plants of this taxon:
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Content We Love: 2013 January-March in Review
"Content We Love" is a weekly feature written by a team of our content specialists. We're showcasing some of the great content distributed through our channels, and our content specialists are up for the task: they spend a lot of time with the press releases and other content our customers create, proof reading and formatting it, suggesting targeted distribution strategy and offering SEO advice. In Content We Love, we're going to shine the spotlight on the press releases and other messages that stood out to us, and we'll tell you why. We hope you find the releases enjoyable and the insights gained from discussing them enlightening.
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The many reasons for sending press releases mirror the many types of releases we see here at PR Newswire. From January through March, we have seen a variety of compelling messages that captured our attention.
Social media campaigns, captivating headlines, riveting infographics, and compelling videos took center stage throughout the beginning of the year and the world took notice. These are some of the releases from January, February, and March of 2013 that we absolutely love.
01. Pop Culture Pets: Veterinary Pet Insurance released the top names for our furry friends and the tale (or tail) leads to Twilight for inspiration.
02. Riveting Headline: American DG Energy Inc. passed "go" in our books with this captivating headline. The energy agreement started its 15-year sentence at a county jail and served a conversation on social media channels to discuss it.
03. Big Nominations: Kino Lorber's release wins an award in our book for showcasing a video and pictures to accompany the big news of an Oscar nomination. From a beautiful film to a beautiful release, we applaud you!
04. Digital Love: Social media reigns supreme in recent survey from Match.com highlighting the technological advances to dating past and present. Will #tweetups and a digital date be next?
05. DIY Wedding: Michaels Stores released a budding romance for 2013 with the top DIY wedding ideas. While we were fawning over the ideas (and pinning the pictures), the video perfectly complimented the message. DIY puts the merry in merriment.
06. #GoAndSmellTheRoses: Around the world in minutes, Travelocity's roaming gnome urges all to take the vacation of a lifetime. The new campaign features great visuals and an official hashtag. Inspired for travel, we all want to #GoAndSmellTheRoses
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Memory card maker SanDisk has begun shipping a 32-Gigabyte microSDHC card, which the company claims to be the highest-capacity card available in a form factor so tiny that it fits on a dime. The card's storage is double the capacity of SanDisk's 16GB microSDHC version. The 32GB card comes with a 5-year limited warranty and will carry a suggested retail price of $199.99. It is expected to be available from B&H in April.
Already a popular format in smartphones, microSDHC cards are also compatible with SanDisk's series of Sansa MP3 players. (According to SanDisk, a 32GB card can store enough music to provide the sound track for 35 round-trip flights between New York and San Francisco without being redundant.) Most camera makers, though, still use full-size SD cards. An exception is Samsung, which has introduced some point-and-shoot models including the DualView TL220 that accept SDHC cards.