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Altera IO Element Logic PIN Element array BR 1/99 1 Altera IOE Timing model Tiod Tiocomb Tod1 PIN Tincomb BR 1/99 2 IOE Delays • Input path – Tincomb - input pad and buffer to fasttrack interconnect delay • Output path (combinatorial path with fast output slew) – Tiod - data delay – Tiocomb - combinatorial delay – Tod1 - slow rate = off, Vccio = Vccint (Vcc of IO pad is same as internal Vcc). BR 1/99 3 Aside: Why programmable Output slew? • Slew rate is the measure of how fast an output can change value (measured in Volts/Sec). • Most FPGA vendors offer the capability of programming the output to be either fast slew or slow slew ----- WHY? – Fast Slew rates cause more noise problems via ground bounce, especially when multiple outputs are switching – If you have room in your timing spec, should use slow slew rate if possible BR 1/99 4 GND Bounce Large change of current on Vdd/Gnd pins (inrush current) due to multiple outputs changing simultaneously causes induced voltage on GND plane: Vdd v(t) = L * di/dt Chip Larger the inductance, larger the change in current, larger the induced voltage. Two ways to reduce Voltage: Reduce Inductance : More vdd/gnd pins (inductance in parallel reduces total inductance), better packaging (different packages have more/less inductance than others). Flex 10K20 240 pin package has 19 Vdd pins, 18 Gnd pins). GND Reduce di/dt : slower slew rate!!!! BR 1/99 5 Altera Logic Element BR 1/99 6 Tlut Tcomb Altera Logic Element BR 1/99 7 Minimum Pin To Pin Delay [Input Pin delay] + [Logic Element Delay] + [Output Delay] [Tincomb] + [Tlut + Tcomb] + [Tiod + Tiocomb + Tod1] What about Routing Delays? Table 20 has routing delays. Tdin2data - delay from dedicated input or clock to LE data Tsamecolumn - delay from LE output to IOE in same column Tsamerow - delay from LE output IOE in same row BR 1/99 8 Minimum Pin To Pin Delay [Input Pin delay] + [Routing] + [Logic Element Delay] + [Routing] + [Output Delay] [Tincomb] + [Tdin2data] + [Tlut + Tcomb] + [Minimum (same col,row)] + [Tiod + Tiocomb + Tod1] [ 2.8 ] + [4.3] + [1.4 + 0.5] + min(1.4,3.7) + [ 1.3 +0.0 + 2.6] = 14.3 ns if ignore routing, then 8.6 ns (this is what marketing will quote). Note that same column routing much faster than row routing. (hence dedicated carry chains run in column routing). BR 1/99 9 Minimum Register to Register [Input Pin delay] + [Routing] + [Logic element clock-to-Q] + [Routing] + [Logic Element Delay] + [Routing] + [Logic Element Setup Time] Logic Element Dedicated Clkpin LUT Clkpin Q Routing DFF LUT BR 1/99 Routing D Q DFF 10 Minimum Register to Register [Input Pin delay] + [Routing] + [Logic element clock-to-Q] + [Routing] + [Logic Element Setup Time] Logic Element Dedicated Clkpin LUT Clkpin Q Routing Tc + Tco DFF Routing Tdclk2le Tsamecol LUT Tsu BR 1/99 D Q DFF 11 Dedicated Inputs/Clock Pins vs IOE inputs A dedicated input pin or dedicated clock pin does not have the IOE logic. The input timing is specified as routing delay only: IOE Input Routing Tincomb + Tsamecol = 3.1ns + 1.4ns = 4.4 ns Dedicated Clkpin Use dedicated input pins to minimize input delay. Not many on device - 10K20 240 pin package only has 4 dedicated inputs and 2 dedicated clock pins. Clkpin Routing Tdclk2le = 2.6 ns BR 1/99 12 Setup Time for Logic Element Tsu ? or Tsu +Tlut? LUT D Q DFF Typically, the setup time specification for an external data input already accounts for the LUT delay since the data input has to pass through the LUT on its way to the D input. The altera spec is a bit confusing - my best guess is that Tsu includes the LUT delay. There is no doubt that the Xilinx Virtex Tsu spec includes the LUT delay. BR 1/99 13 Clock To Out Two different Choices here - is the Dff in the LUT or the IOE?? Logic Element Dedicated Clock pin LUT Q Routing Routing Clkpin DFF IOE IOE Dedicated Clock pin Q Routing Clkpin DFF BR 1/99 Output 14 Clock To Out Two different Choices here - is the Dff in the LUT or the IOE?? Logic Element Dedicated Clock pin LUT Tsamecol Routing IOE Q Routing Clkpin DFF Tc + Tco Tdclk2le Tiod + Tiocomb + Tod1 IOE Dedicated Clock pin DFF Routing Q Output Clkpin Tioc + Tioco + Tod1 Tdclk2ioe BR 1/99 15 Latching in IOE or LE? • The DFF in the IOE can be configured to either latch incoming data or outgoing data – Can latch ingoing/outgoing data in either IOE or LE (logic element) • Using the DFF in the IOE to latch outgoing data will usually reduce Clock-2-Out time – DFF is closer to the Pin! • Using the DFF in the IOE to latch ingoing data will reduce external setup time. – DFF is closer to the Pin! BR 1/99 16 Minimum External Setup Time Data latched in LE IOE Input LUT Routing Tsu_ext? Tincomb Tsamecol D Q Tsu DFF Dedicated Clock pin Routing Tsu_ext = Tincomb + Tsame col + Tsu minimum(Tdclk2le) Clkpin Tdclk2le Tsu_ext = 3.1 ns + 1.4ns + 1.3ns - 0 = 5.8 ns BR 1/99 17 Minimum External Setup Time Data latched in IOE IOE D Q Input Tsu_ext? Tsu_ext = Tinreg + Tiosu - minimum(Tdclk2le) Tinreg + Tiosu Tsu_ext = 6.0 ns + 2.8 - 0 = 8.8 ns Dedicated Clock pin Routing Clkpin Tdclk2le !! Latching in IOE slower than in Logic Element? These are all worse case numbers in the datasheet which could account for this; also mentioned on page 28 that latching in LE element will sometimes give better setup time than an IOE. For other FPGA families this is usually not the case. BR 1/99 18 Chip To Chip Chip 1 IOE Dedicated Clock pin DFF Routing Q Output Clkpin Tioc + Tioco + Tod1 Tdclk2ioe Chip 2 IOE Q D Input Tinreg + Tiosu (clk2out + Tsu_ext) will be constraint on how fast data is exchanged between chips Tsu_ext BR 1/99 19 PLL effects PLL/DLL will synchronize internal clock to external clock. Aim is to have zero delay between clock edges at Logic elements and external clock edge Dedicated Clock pin LUT Clk_ext Q Routing Clk_int Want a 'zero-delay' clock, no difference in edge arrival times of clock edges at 'Clk_ext' and 'Clk_int'. 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Yes, kiddies, we still communicated with each other before cellphones.
Our seminar on old-time phones led to several recollections.
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After Texas A&M fan Algie Petrere requested that we refrain from Aggie jokes now that A&M is in the SEC, we heard from Dick Derbes:
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Regarding a reader's request for Baton Rouge soul food or country cooking places, Dudley Lehew, of Denham Springs, highly recommends Pappa's Soul Food, 8386 Airline Highway.
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Which reminds me of the saying that you know you're in a Deep South country restaurant if (1) the waitress calls you "Honey" and (2) asks, "Sweet tea or plain tea?" before she takes your order.
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Marvin Borgmeyer says he had folks tell him they enjoyed the Winston Churchill quotes in the Saturday column, so he dug up a few more:
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Stan Barnett, an Istrouma High and LSU graduate, now living in Jasper, Ga., led the annual Marble Festival Parade in Jasper as its "Citizen of the Year."
The Marble Festival celebrates Jasper's heritage as a source of marble used in the Washington Monument and many other iconic structures.
Attention coffee drinkers
Pam Bounds says her church school is collecting proof of purchase seals (the scanner bar code) from Community Coffee products for Community's "Cash for Schools" program.
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Special People Dept.
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Harry Clark, of Lafayette, has a problem:
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Ronnie Hotz got this tale from his daughter, Christy, in Mountain Brook, Ala., about his grandson, Caleb:
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The impact of uncorrelated composite and structural disorder on the edge states of photonic graphene (a honeycomb waveguide lattice) is investigated numerically and experimentally. We find that in the case of structural (off-diagonal) disorder, the chiral symmetry preserves the confinement of the zero-energy edge state in contrast to composite disorder.
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Fettuccini With Sweet Peppers & Pine Nuts
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Polly B., This is a gem of a recipe. I really like it a lot. I had to use walnuts instead of pine nuts, and I used the small peppers someone had given me. Next time I am going to add some Vadalia onions julienned and shell out the money for the pine nuts. :) Thanks!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 (16 ounce) packageuncooked fettuccine pasta
- 1⁄3 cup extra virgin olive oil
- 4 garlic cloves, coarsely chopped
- 1 large yellow sweet bell pepper, cored, seeded and julienned
- 1 large red sweet bell pepper, cored, seeded and julienned
- 1 large orange sweet bell pepper, cored, seeded and julienned
- 1⁄2 cup pine nuts
- 1⁄2 cup fresh parsley or 1⁄2 cup basil leaves, chopped
- 1⁄2 cup kalamata olive, pitted and halved
- 1⁄4 cup capers, drained
- 1 tablespoon fresh ground pepper, to taste
- 1 tablespoon kosher salt or 1 tablespoon sea salt
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- Cook fettuccine pasta according to package directions to al dente; drain and return to pan to keep warm.
- In a large, heavy skillet heat the olive oil.
- Add garlic and peppers, and cook for 10 minutes, stirring continuously.
- Add pine nuts and cook approximately 4 minutes or until they turn golden brown.
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Over 30 years ago Elspeth Beard rode her motorcycle around the world, she crashed in Australia, fought hepatitis in Iran, forged permits in India and now she lives in a restored Victorian water tower, Bryn Davies speaks to her to find out more about her epic trip...
Elspeth Beard then and now
In the mid-eighties Elspeth Beard became the first British woman to ride a motorcycle around the world. Her trip started in the US after she had shipped her bike over from the UK. She rode her 1975 BMW R 60/6 flat-twin into Canada before heading south to Mexico where she sent the bike to New Zealand and later Australia.
After spending eight months working in an architect's office in Sydney, while living in a garage with her bike, Elspeth once again hit the road having saved up enough money. The second leg of her ride took her across Australia, where she had a nasty fall and ended up in hospital for two weeks, up through Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Nepal, India and Pakistan before reaching Iran and then making her way to Europe, finishing in the city where it all began, London.
Now, Elspeth is a highly decorated architect, living in an old 1898 Victorian water tower which she designed and restored all by herself (you may have seen it featured on various TV shows throughout the years). On a gloomy Sunday in November I took a ride down to Munstead Water Tower in Guildford to have a cup of tea and chat about her incredible ride that took place over 30 years ago.The wall next to the front door is decorated with various architectural awards, and as I entered the building I could see that they were clearly deserved. There's no lift in her seven story tower, and so after walking up four flights of stairs and running out of puff Elspeth showed me into the kitchen where she put the kettle on and we sat down. Surrounding us were mementos of her time on the road. "That was me on my first bike, my little Yamaha," she tells me, scrolling though her old pictures on her tablet. "I must have been about 18 or 20? There was my first helmet. That was my second bike, my Honda 250. Me at the airport. That's what my bike was like, you can see I've got the big five gallon tank on there. I left the fairing in the outback in Australia because I cartwheeled the bike and ended up smashing it up".
Hanging off the back of one of the chairs was Elspeth's old Lewis Leather jacket that she wore on her round the world ride. "I can still fit in it, it was quite tight for me then but it's not bad after 30 years!" she said as she slipped into it while showing me the two badges she had pinned to the front. "That's a Golly motorbike, probably shouldn't have that any more, it's not very PC," she says while laughing. "I never rode without my jacket or helmet on but I wore cotton trousers that I bought in Oxfam in Sydney for about 20p! I've got all the gear now though," she tells me as she reels off a list of four jackets, two pairs of BMW boots, heated gear and helmets.
It was amazing to look back on these personal pictures and possessions of hers. Elspeth was just 23 when she left on her round the world epic, back then it was almost unheard of for women to go riding anywhere, let alone to circumnavigate the globe, so she found that most people just simply ignored what she'd done. "For me, it was 30 years ago so it's like it's someone else's life almost. After I got back and nobody was interested in what I'd done I just shoved everything into the back of the garage. I just kind of moved on with my life. I bought this water tower, spent seven years restoring it, I've got my own architectural practice. I just moved on and did other things."And if people didn't ignore it they were simply rude or insulting. It was a stark reminder of how things used to be, and how attitudes have changed over the last few years. "I got a charming letter from a bike magazine. I had written to them and sent them a picture of me on my bike saying that I'm leaving on a round the world trip, I offered to write them articles and all I got back was an insulting letter. It shows what it was like 30 years ago, the way women were treated and the attitude towards us. I was so insulted and it was letters like that that made me more determined to do it."People just didn't want to talk about it, even my friends didn't because they couldn't actually relate to it. Now people can because people travel a lot more, but in those days people didn't really travel a lot, especially doing these kinds of trips. It was a bit like if Neil Armstrong came here and was talking about what it's like to walk on the moon, you can't relate to it because it's so far away from your reference."
Elspeth in Turkey
It was interesting to learn what it was that made a young aspiring architect want to get in the saddle and head off into the unknown. Often we hear tales of how broken hearts are the catalyst for adventure, but Elpseth had slightly different reasons. "I don't know what made me want to do it, and I know that sounds a bit bizarre. I think there were probably several reasons, one of them being a personal one. I felt I needed to escape and get away. I'd finished my first three years of architecture and I wasn't sure whether I wanted to carry on and finish my course. It was a seven year course and your fourth year was supposed to be spent working in an office, then you'd go back and do another two years before again working in an office for the final year. I didn't want to go and work in an office, so I thought well, if I am going to do my work experience I'd rather do it somewhere else, so I rode to Sydney and did my work experience in an office there! "I was in Sydney for eight months and I had three jobs. Two pub jobs and the job in an architects office as well. I did the time and earned the money and it worked out well. I lived in a garage there with my bike, it was $20 a week so it was pretty cheap!' It was also in Australia that Elspeth made her own aluminium top box and panniers, taking three months to build them."
"I always felt slightly more vulnerable", she told me when asked whether she ever felt in danger being a woman travelling alone in foreign lands. "But when I was on my bike with my helmet, everybody assumed I was male anyway. It didn't occur to anybody that I was a woman, especially in those days. In a lot of ways, because I was a woman and I was on my own, it was almost as if people wanted to protect me and let me stay with them, so in many ways it was an advantage. If you're a woman people don't really see you as a threat, you're not going to attack or rob them, they seem to feel much more comfortable. That being said, I don't know what it's like for a bloke to travel though!
"There were times when I certainly felt a little bit uncomfortable. Muslim countries were very difficult to travel through. Every country has its own difficulties though. India I didn't particularly like, but I never felt particularly threatened there. It was just constant staring of all the men and they would very rarely touch me. I just felt that sometimes the Muslim countries were a bit more aggressive and I never felt comfortable.
"I had everything stolen in Singapore. My passport, my money, my bike documents, all nicked. All my shipping documents as well and my bike was still in the docks. My bike keys, everything. I still had my clothes though. So I was stuck in Singapore for about six weeks just basically replacing everything, getting a new passport, new visas because my old passport had the visas in. I had to deal with the DVLA in Swansea as the shipping people wouldn't release my bike without my registration documents. Dealing with the DVLA in this country is bad enough, let alone in bloody Singapore!" I ask Elspeth if she was glad that it happened, and whether anything good came from it, "No I'm not. Why would I be glad that happened? Nothing good came out of that.""There were certain events that happened, like when my bike caught fire. The wiring on my bike was shite anyway so I had to rewire virtually all of the bike else it would have caused me endless problems all the way back. So while it was a pain then, I had two weeks with this Welsh guy in the outback of Australia, I got drunk with all his mates and that kind of stuff. And I ended up getting my bike rewired because it turns out he was actually an auto-electrician in Wales! So there were certain events like that but getting my stuff stolen in Singapore, nothing good came out of that."
After she had spent eight months working in Sydney, Elspeth took off on the second leg of her journey. While riding through the outback in Australia she had a bad off which ended up hospitalising her for two weeks. "I can't remember what happened when I came off in Aus. The whole of that day and the day before I never gained memory of. I think what happened was I went into a pot hole almost the size of my wheel. The back of the bike flipped and my top box was almost completely flattened, like an accordion. I had met this English guy called Tom who had bought a bike in Sydney and was riding around Australia. He had picked up a hitch-hiker and was riding about a mile behind me and found me on the road."The ambulance had to come about 180 miles to get me. Apparently I was trying to get back on my bike but everyone was trying to stop me. The next thing I remember is when I woke up in the hospital. That's two days of my life that I have no recollection of. I was very lucky, I had concussion and a few scrapes, it was a very good job I was wearing a helmet, the doctor said it saved my life."
The helmet that saved her life
"It's the unexpected things that go wrong, that you have to deal with that make the adventure though. If you smooth all of them out and you make it all easy it's just passing scenery and it's just a bit boring." And Elspeth's time in India was anything but boring. In order to get out of the country she had to forge a permit after being sent on a wild goose chase by a border guard. "I met this Dutch guy, Robert, and he was on a BMW 800. We were up in Ladakh when all the trouble in the Punjab was brewing and we knew that when we came down again, the area was shut. We thought we'd give it a go and try and get to the border with Pakistan so we rode through all of Punjab with all these soldiers and road blocks. We didn't stop, we just waved and pretended we didn't know what the problem was.
Elspeth and Robert
"So we got to the border and out of India into no man's land and this bloody idiot, because he knew that we weren't allowed to ride where we had just ridden, said 'no you can't go through as you haven't got a permit for the ride you just did through the Punjab'. So he sent us back to Dehli to get a permit, back through the Punjab to Dehli, to get a permit to enter the Punjab. That's Indian logic for you."So we rode back to Dehli and after three weeks of being faffed around by bureaucrats we realised that this permit didn't actually exist. They'd sent us to buildings that didn't exist to see officials that weren't ever there. I just woke up one day and said to Robert, 'these permits don't exist and the people at the border have never seen one, they don't know what they look like'. So I just forged one! I put 'permit' at the top of some registration paper and when we got to the border the guard picked it up and went 'ah! Permit!' And that's how I got out of India."It was a similar story in Iran where my carnet wasn't valid for. In order to include Iran on my carnet they wanted a £4,500 deposit. I didn't have the money so I thought I'd leave it and worry about it when I actually got there. In those days the carnet just had all the countries typed on to it so, you guessed it! I just typed it on! You've just got to think slightly out of the box, and it worked! Back then there was nothing that they could check it against."
After riding through Iran in seven days it wasn't long before Elspeth was on her way through Europe, an experience that wasn't quite as she had expected. "The thing that struck me when I came through Europe was how miserable everyone was. In the other countries everyone was poor, they didn't have very much but in general they were happy. Then you get to Europe and I think it was probably Germany where I noticed it most. You just had these people in their BMWs, their Porches, being really aggressive and angry. Really miserable."They had all this stuff but it wasn't making them happy at all. Then you go out and there's some woman in her shack with nothing but she's as happy as anything. So, Europe was somewhere that I thought would be wonderful, but actually it wasn't at all. Having gone through all these countries and seeing what we would perceive as poverty, you realise that we're only looking at it in a materialistic way. They were fit, healthy, they had their families with them, they had a roof over their head. They lived in an amazing country with beautiful scenery, they didn't have a car or a TV but what they didn't know didn't matter to them."
Like all of us Elspeth suffered big time from the blues when she got home, having spent three years on the road it was a bit of a shock to go from riding through Pakistan to learning architecture in England once again. "I was seriously unhappy. I was so depressed. It took me about a year to get over it and I thought about going off on my bike again every day. And I sort of did. I was back for a short time, about three months, and then I thought 'right, I'm going off again'. My plan was to go to Syria and Jordan, I got as far as Turkey and I just thought to myself 'why am I doing this?'. The whole thing before that had driven me was riding my bike around the world, start here and go all the way round and come back and that's what motivated me to do it. Somehow just aimlessly riding to Syria or Turkey seemed pointless."It was very difficult coming back, there was no one I could talk to who understood what I had done. I could see people when I was talking to them about riding my bike through Baluchistan and breaking down, they'd just be like 'yawn' and their eyes would glaze over within 30 seconds! On the road every day was an adventure and it was really intense, every minute of every day you're just trying to survive, and then you come home and it's all blurgh! Everything's easy and there's no excitement, no challenge, no nothing. I was just so depressed for months and months. It was really hard to come back, really difficult."
After hearing Elspeth talk about how hard it was for her when she got back I wondered, would she do it again if she had the chance? "Not now. I mean, I've done lots of other travelling since. I've ridden Enfields in Tibet, gone round Peru, I've done bits of South America, bits of Africa. I've gone back to Australia three times and I've got my pilot's licence. I've flown planes round Australia, Africa and bits of America, I helped Nick Sanders, I was his tour manager for three or four years so I used to help him on his mad trips. I was manager on his 2003 RTW trip when we took 23 motorcyclists around the world. Yeah, I've done lots of travelling since, but I wouldn't have this whole thing of going 'right, I'm going to start here and ride around the world and finish here'. I'm glad I did it when I did it."I do look back now and again though, more recently I got all my photographs out, all my old diaries and I hadn't looked at them in years. It was just bizarre looking at all these pictures. It's like looking at someone else's album. I'm reading bits of my diary and there's parts from me at the airport when I was leaving, wondering if I was going to be alright and whether I was doing the right thing. Thinking I would hate travelling and be back in three months time. I remember I started crying when I was writing it and you can see all my tear marks on the page."
Before I met Elspeth Beard it was hard to find much information about her and her epic ride. Partly because she had moved on with her life and all memories of the trip had been pushed to the side. "I always meant to write a book about my ride, but I didn't bother because nobody was interested so I just got on with other things in my life and just sort of forgot about it."After spending so long on the road Elspeth's perception of life was entirely different than before she left. "The whole trip was completely life changing", she told me. "I think it made me the way I am now, I haven't really stopped doing things. I'm always doing stuff. I physically built this house," she remarks as she gestures around the grand room we're sat in. "It took me seven years to do it. I think doing a trip like that, where you manage to survive through pretty much anything that can be thrown at you, it gives you inner strength and I don't think there's anything I can't do. I don't think 'can I do that or not?' I think 'I'm going to bloody do it!'. I think it makes you not afraid of anything, it gives you a lot of inner strength. I'm sure there are other ways that you can achieve that, but that's how I did it."Before I left I asked her what it is that stops people from doing what they want to do, is it the money? "Well, I think what the problem is, is a lot of people make excuses for themselves, why they can't go. Sorry, I shouldn't say that, but the number of people I've heard saying 'yeah I'm going to do that...oh but I can't do it because of this. And, well, if you really want to bloody do it then just do it! It'll never be the right time!"
ABR: If you could do it again, would you choose another bike?
Elspeth: No, I don't think I would. I might have bought a GS if they'd been around then, but I bought my bike for £900 in 1979, y'know, it's a special bike!
The original receipt from when she bought her bike
ABR: If you could own any bike, what would it be?
Elspeth: My GS Basic. I'm really, really happy with it. I like a bike I can fix and I understand. All these modern bikes are just too complicated for their own good. I owned a BMW 1150 and it was just too big and complicated.
ABR: Where was your favourite place on your RTW ride?
Elspeth: I loved Northern Thailand. I liked Ladakh, loved New Zealand, Pakistan I can't judge as I only had two weeks to ride through it.
ABR: And your least favourite?
Elspeth: I hated India and Singapore. It was like 95C with 90% humidity, you just sweat all day and there's nothing there but shops! Iran was tricky, I got hepititus riding through. I was given a seven day visa and at the time Iran was at war with Iraq so it was a little bit dodgy.
ABR: Where haven't you been that you'd like to go?
Elspeth: Central America I'd really like to go to. There's a huge chunk of Africa that I'd like to do as well, some on a bike, some on a plane, some in a Land Rover. Oh, I'm actually learning to fly a helicopter at the moment!
She's circumnavigated the globe, but there are always more places to explore
ABR: How did you learn all your mechanical skills?
Elspeth: Haynes! Good old Haynes manuals. I always used to fix up my bikes, I think I put my Honda in to some bloody shop once for them to do something on it and it got treated fairly poorly and they did a really crappy job. So I was like well in future I'll do it myself, so I bought a Haynes manual. And that was it really.
ABR: Did you have an inspiration for your trip?
Elspeth: No. I'd heard of Ted Simon and his book Jupiter's Travels and I tried to read it. I got to chapter one and I just gave up. I think I was reading it for the wrong reasons. I was reading it to find out how to do it, Ted's book was the only thing around about riding around the world at the time but, well, I'm not much of a reader anyway.
ABR: What research did you do before you left on your trip?
Elspeth: I didn't do any.
ABR: How much money did you need to do your trip?
Elspeth: I left with two and a half thousand pounds and that got me to Australia. While working there I saved up $6,500 USD and that was the money that I used to get home, I came back with a thousand left which was pretty good. Mind you, I was Very Mean. I used to camp most nights.


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Asterius of Petra was a convert form Arianism, and later the Bishop of Petra. At the Council of Sardica, ca. 347, Asterius first denounced Arianism, as a heresy. This led to his exile in Libya, at the command of Emperor Constantius II. In 362, he was restored to his position of Bishop of Petra, by Emperor Julian. Asterius would then attend the Council of Alexandria, where he was chosen as the delegate to write a letter to the Church of Antioch, where he provided a report of the proceedings at the council for the church leaders of Antioch. He died in Petra in 365[1].
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For the 2016-17 flu season, the AAP and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) only recommend the injected form of flu vaccine—the "flu shot." New research shows that the flu shot provided significantly better protection in recent flu seasons compared to the nasal spray vaccine.
Caused by the influenza virus, the flu typically spreads quickly each fall and winter. It can cause serious complications and even death in otherwise healthy children. This year, the nasal spray vaccine is not protecting as well as it should against certain strains of the flu, but we do know the flu shot does work to protect children from this dangerous virus.Immunizing your child is the best way to prevent influenza and the serious complications that can result from an infection. Each year, on average, 5% to 20% of the U.S. population gets the flu and more than 200,000 people are hospitalized from complications. At least 77 children died from the flu in the 2015-2016 season, for example, although the actual number is probably much higher since many flu deaths aren't reported. Being immunized every year significantly reduces the risk of a child being hospitalized due to flu.
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What is your spiritual belief system?
I love taking these kind of quizzes. As I have stated before I am agnostic, I don't know the answers. Whenever I take these quizzes I come up as Universal Unitarian. Probably because of my strong feelings on certain social issues.
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When you look back on the history of any enterprise with a long tenure, it's always fascinating to think about the things that change over the years, and the things that do not.
In the case of Carolinas HealthCare System, our changes over the past 75 years have been extraordinary. It's unlikely that any of the people who laid the original cornerstone for Charlotte Memorial Hospital could have envisioned the comprehensive organization that would evolve.
One thing that has never changed, however, is the dedication and caring spirit of the people who work here. The "culture of caring" at Carolinas HealthCare System has been our defining characteristic for more than seven decades, and our patients and their families see evidence of it every day.
I invite you to explore the timeline and photos on our 75th Anniversary webpages. You may see some familiar faces and scenes, and you'll likely learn something new about Carolinas HealthCare System.
Our connection to the patients we serve has never been stronger, and we intend to build on that relationship as we lead the transformation of healthcare into the future.
Thank you for your interest in, and support of, Carolinas HealthCare System.
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1940Charlotte Memorial opens; St. Peter's Hospital closes at Sixth and Popular streets uptown and patients are transferred on Monday, October 7, 1940.
1943First female surgeon, Dr. Grace Jones, begins work at Charlotte Memorial.
1945Louisa Littleton, a Virginia native and graduate of George Washington University School of Medicine, enrolls as the first female resident at Charlotte Memorial. She becomes a pediatrician and practices medicine for 33 years, much of that time in Statesville.
Early 1950sCharlotte Memorial was providing the community's only 24-hour emergency department, the only full scale charity clinics for the indigent, and the only intern and resident training program approved by the American Medical Association and the American College of Surgeons.
1954Mecklenburg County Medical Society votes to de-segregate and allow black physicians to join. Dr. Hugh Verner made the motion to integrate the Society. Dr. Verner, along with Dr. James M. Alexander, co-founded the practice that became Mecklenburg Medical Group.
1959Dr. Francis Robicsek joins Dr. Paul Sanger and Dr. Fred Taylor in their practice. That same year they successfully treated a 12-year-old suffering from "blue baby" disease by re-routing blood vessels to his lungs, by-passing a defective chamber in his heart. It was one of the first such surgeries ever performed.
1961Charlotte Memorial Hospital Authority renames itself the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Hospital Authority.
1963Segregation of patients at Charlotte Memorial Hospital ends by resolution of the board.
1966Dr. Bryant Galusha works to improve the hospital's education program, and Charlotte Memorial hires its first full-time faculty member, Dr. Marvin McCall.
1972Kidney dialysis unit opens.
1975Computerized recovery unit opens for open heart surgery patients (first in the Carolinas; second in the nation).
1977North Carolina Area Health Education Center opens at Charlotte Memorial.
1985University Hospital, later called Carolinas Medical Center-University, opens for patients.
1986First heart transplant in Charlotte, the third in the state (first two done at Duke Medical Center.
1985-86Start of helicopter service for patient transport.
1990Carolinas Medical Center is designated as an "academic medical center teaching hospital," one of only five in the state.
1991-1993Cannon Research Center opens and Liver transplant program begins.
1995Mercy Health becomes part of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Hospital Authority.
2004Carolinas MED-1, a mobile hospital service, is launched.
2007-2008NorthEast Medical Center in Concord joins Carolinas HealthCare System and 2008 – Levine Children's Hospital opens.
2009AnMed Health affiliates with Carolinas HealthCare System.
2010Carolinas Medical Center-Lincoln opens at its new campus, UNC School of Medicine opens its Charlotte campus at Carolinas Medical Center.
2012Cone Health in Greensboro affiliates with Carolinas HealthCare System.
2013Virtual Critical Care unit opens in Mint Hill; Cleveland County Healthcare System in Shelby joins Carolinas HealthCare System.
Patients who come to CarolinasHealthCare System often face life-threatening situations, or need advanced care from some of the world's leading specialists. Watch as these patients share their stories during these difficult times and how the care received helped them reach a positive outcome.
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The new hand, called the "Southampton Remedi-Hand", can be connected to muscles in the arm via a small processing unit and is controlled by small contractions of the muscles which move the wrist.
"With this hand you can clutch objects such as a ball, you can move the thumb out to one side and grip objects with the index finger in the way you do when opening a lock with a key, and you can wrap your fingers around an object in what we call the power grip – like the one you use when you hold a hammer or a microphone," Chappell said. The new hand the scientists have developed is only 400g.
They built the Remedi-Hand in three parts – the three middle fingers are very similar in size and movement so they made those identical. The pinky is a smaller version of the same. Each of these four fingers are made up of a motor attached to a gearbox attached to a carbon fibre finger. All of this is fitted to a carbon fibre palm. But the thumb was much more complicated and is the first artificially-made opposable thumb.
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Two New Jersey lawmakers proposed Thursday to raise their state's minimum age for buying cigarettes to 21, reaching across the Hudson River to borrow an idea from New York City in a gesture of regional cooperation to keep tobacco from many young adults.
In the unusual move that highlighted a spirit of alliance between sometime rivals, New Jersey state Sen. Richard Codey and Assemblyman Ruben Ramos unveiled the proposal at New York's City Hall.
"I think we have to send a message to our young adults: to smoke is no joke," Codey said. As acting governor, he signed a measure raising the age limit from 18 to 19 seven years ago.
Earlier this month, Egg Harbor City restricted smoking in most park and public areas.
The Atlantic Prevention Resources of Pleasantville reports the seven southernmost counties in New Jersey have an average smoking rate of 20 percent, compared with 14 percent statewide.
The group's executive director, Bob Zlotnick, said increasing the age limit could stop some from smoking at an earlier age.
"Young people, including young adults, sometimes don't make the best decision," he said. "We have seen that time and time again."
But Zlotnick noted that most young smokers begin well before age 21, and that at that young age, their brains and bodies are not fully formed, which is why smoking is such a danger.
Ocean City High School teacher Tom Gahr, founder of the school's Student Coalition Against Tobacco, said increasing the age limit would serve as a deterrent for kids to start smoking and would send a message the state is looking out for the health of its residents.
"If someone can get to age 21 without smoking a cigarette, it is very likely they will produce one of the healthiest choices you can make, which is live a tobacco-free life," he said.
Sen. Jeff Van Drew, D-Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, said he does not want anyone to smoke, but wrestles with taking away the right for these young residents to make a decision.
"We allow young men and women to make a decision to lose their life and protect their country at age 18," he said. "I think it's a bad thing. I don't want them to have a cigarette. But if they have the freedom to do one thing, they should have the freedom to do the other."
While the threshold already has been raised to 21 in two Boston suburbs, the idea has gained more attention since New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and colleagues proposed it in the nation's biggest city last month. Some state lawmakers have since proposed doing likewise throughout New York. The minimum age now is 18 in the city and state, although some New York counties have boosted it to 19.
Under federal law, no one under 18 can buy tobacco anywhere in the country.
Advocates say higher age limits help stop, or at least delay, young people from developing a habit that remains the leading cause of preventable deaths in the U.S., despite decades of efforts to call attention to its dangers. The measures make it tougher for 18- to 20-year-olds to obtain cigarettes for themselves and for younger friends, supporters say.
Altria Group Inc., which produces the top-selling Marlboro brand, suggested the proposal would "restrict adult consumers' access to legal products," while noting that it hadn't seen details.
"We have encouraged state and local governments, along with our retail customers, to vigorously enforce existing minimum age requirements," and Richmond, Va.-based Altria supported setting the federal minimum age at 18, spokesman David Sutton said in a statement.
A representative for R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., maker of brands including Camel, didn't respond to phone and email inquiries.
Higher age limits have faced criticism from smokers' rights advocates who feel the restrictions are unfair and patronizing to an age group considered old enough to make such adult decisions as voting and serving in the military. Manufacturers and some retailers have suggested young adult smokers may just turn to black-market merchants or to nearby areas with lower age limits.
The New York and New Jersey advocates say that's a good reason to set the limit at 21 regionwide.
New Jersey raised the limit to 19 in 2006, in tandem with a considerably more controversial measure that outlawed smoking in bars, restaurants and most other indoor public places. Codey and Ramos said they planned to introduce the 21-year-old limit formally Monday in the state Legislature.
The measure is progressing in New York's City Council, with a vote likely sometime this summer. Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who had opposed higher age limits in the past, supports the current plan.
Staff Writer Joel Landau contributed to this story.