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Dr. Maya Belle knows reptiles. While she is in the desert researching habitats, a sudden burst of sand engulfs her. She can't believe what stumbles out of a massive dune.
While on a survey mission over the planet Terrain, T'Kon crashes his spacecraft near Maya's desert home. He cannot remain on this primitive warring planet for long. He must repair his craft and leave as quickly as he came.
When lust stirs between them a sultry unbidden passion hotter than the desert sands seizes them, and changes everything. Will Maya abandon her world for her alien lover? Or will T'Kon set forth without her forsaking their powerful forbidden love?
T'Kon rested against an arched opening and gazed at the female Maya. She bent over, and the scant material covering her lower body slid up. He got a full view of her appealing tailless ass, so tempting, so firm. He hissed out air and turned his head away.
"Hmm, let's see, what do I have you can eat?" she looked around the side of the cold box. "Vegetarian, right?"
Vegetation, yes, he nodded.
"Here's something—melons. I have melons. I bet you can eat these. I know iguanas love them." She handed him a slice. "Go on, it's good. It's called a cantaloupe." She picked up a piece and took a slow precise bite.
The mel-in juice trickled from her mouth and down her chin. Mesmerized, T'Kon reached out and touched the liquid gathering it from her face. He tasted the sweetness on his taloned finger. He wanted to extend his tongue and lick more juices from her enticing mouth. He could not. He would not. Instead, he chose to focus on the food she offered.
"So how did you learn to speak our language?" She asked, breaking the enjoyable silence of eating. "Not your native tongue I'll bet."
Implausible as it was, the mating urge rose anew at the sound of her melodic voice. He scrutinized her through squinted eyes. A crinkle stretched across her nose where a line of minuscule brown dots scattered down onto each cheek. He had an impulse to stroke the dots, see if he could rub them off. No, he should not touch her again.
He cleared the chafe from his throat by making a rattling sound. "While studying your planet, I picked up words and phrases."
She leaned across the counter and captured his eyes with hers. "Why are you studying us?"
T'Kon took another bit of the succulent mel-in and did not answer. He had told her too much already. He must quell his urge to give information to the Terrain female. The less she knew about him the better.
"Take me to my spacecraft," he said.
She stared at him.
He hissed out more air and then shook his head. "I had not planned contact."
She scooted around and came to stand close to him. He could tell she wanted to touch him but did not. "Maybe you didn't plan it but here you are. So why not take advantage of the situation..." her words trailed off and this time she did touch him. She slid her hand over his chest and onto his face.
He caught her fingers in a rough hold. The act caused his talons to unsheathe. "No, I cannot. I will not." He dropped her hand. A sudden realization—glancing down at his body, he stood naked before her his mating organ erect. "What have you done with my bodily covering?"
"I cut it from you," she answered. "I had to do it so I could examine you to see if you were hurt. Your space suit encased you so tight, I had no choice."
He grabbed her, pulled her hard against him. "You tore away my covering, now I shall rid you of yours." He hissed close to her ear. In a display that surprised even him, T'Kon slid a claw around her back hooking her clothing with a talon. In a swift motion, he slashed it from her. The garments landed on the floor in tattered pieces.
Maya's heart beat against his chest matching his own accelerated pulse. The heat of her nakedness roused him even more. He began his exploration anew.
"You want me to touch you...here?" His elongated tongue licked across her lips, over her face and down neck, hovering just above the swell of her breasts.
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went out tonight
here's a buddys
this was in a warehouse nearby
went out tonight
here's a buddys
this was in a warehouse nearby
notmikegiant third bomb is very nice
Hello gents, I've taken a break from piecing and have been working on a better throwie. I like this one and will probably start painting it. Can I get some crits?
@ friz damn man ur throws are much better than ur pieces imo
Came up with some new shit today, let me know what you think. Constructive criticism is key.
Don't take the stupid little designs too serious though, that was boredom. Let me know what you think about the style
the 2 bottom pictures are dope black math. just keep practicing is all i can say
Thanks man I really appreciate it
My boy JOI
^You guys are gonna go far, I can tell.
Only Fuck Fat Bitches Crew !!
gemer, throwies are better cuz i have bad markers, and i don't have many writer skills i am a toy
Mori, humor, dank, naked, anyone else with a solid throw.... Can you guys do a "krsd" for me please? I have some things running in my head.... See where this goes.
my first 2 throwies. CRITSSSSSSS plzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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Don't flood the thread with 3 posts.
Don't take pics of yourself or anyone you know in front of your graff.
As for your throws. Second one sucks. How did u manage too make your E soo low? Next time u outline make sure your bottoms are lined up before you fill in. After you fill step back and check it again.
U got a pretty easy name. Sketch and make it look better before you bomb again
Your stuff looks make
looks make?
and secondly, i don't know who that guy is in the first pic And thanks for advice Kush.
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Our drive and -- to California -- California.
California's wealthiest residents as we all now facing higher taxes.
And their businesses well tons of new regulations.
Existing opportunities states like Nevada Arizona Georgia Texas and Tennessee are sending recruiters to the gold state.
To lure businesses with the promise of lower taxes and less regulations.
-- -- -- -- CEO of the Arizona -- authority which has opened up to offices in California.
She joins us now did not find -- so interesting -- set these offices up and then what do you Sam likes outs out to go top to see growth.
Actually we have to -- is that we just established in California one in Santa Monica on the other -- senator Barack.
Our focus is -- continuing to -- bilateral.
Business relationships between Arizona and California.
-- Arizona one of the top states for businesses to work in Texas being number one yet.
Low corporate tax is low real estate taxes for commercial properties I would think it would be pretty easy to lure these businesses in what's.
Apps -- Well where -- actually had great success in working went back California business says are as they -- our strategy is to work with California businesses who are looking to expand their operations outside of California.
In addition to that we're working with Arizona doesn't says.
Hello are looking for new markets California has -- ninth largest economy and the world and airs on his proximity California's a real advantage for our businesses.
Companies like PetSmart and -- -- -- are there already getting some pretty good corporate tax breaks.
Can -- continue to afford to offers such such good deals.
Iron -- -- -- governor prayer and our state legislature have aggressively then plane and sand and in enacting policies and -- -- Increase opportunities for businesses -- -- successful they have run.
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Agenda as to ensure that we are pro business -- -- -- lower taxes last regulation the focus and Arizona's.
To insure that doesn't.
-- can succeed -- do you present these California corporations.
Basically a breakdown -- how much money they would save if they came to Arizona could even it even employees would save on property taxes -- -- taxes as well.
Absolutely we have a very comprehensive strategy we've got.
Exports at experts on the ground in California and Karen Arizona and we outlined the value proposition for those companies says -- significant opportunities to grow.
Your mark get access time in Arizona while still -- -- with businesses in California and globally.
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hi all
been busy most of last week..working on a exploit project , anyway here is a bit of insight to what am doing...
using various php,cgi,buffer, exploits am working on atm , and using google search for targets
example: , 2 separate passwords needed
i first entered the main site page and then after searching for via exploit i located the admin password
at the same time i also got his admin database password.
no damage done and admin informed... just looking
details: main page
exploit results... admin main page
had a look nothing new
database: login access
i have gained access to the db via the database control panel
but not giving out this info , no offence , i don't want the site destroyed by a rogue
sorry guys i need this info for the moment....
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The 54-year-old Omaha man was found Sunday on the ground level of the parking garage of Harrah's Casino & Hotel. Authorities believe the man jumped from the fifth floor of the garage.
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Titanic HISHE will be our 100th Upload. Thinking about that number makes me feel old. Where did the time go?! How did we make 100 videos? A lot of time spent in front of the computer thats how. So before I go on and on about how unbelievable it is to me to have made that many vids let me just say "Enjoy Titanic HISHE" Everyone involved in the production worked very hard on this one and I am very pleased with it's final product. As usual it leaves me wishing it could only be longer, but alas, we only have so much time to make each cartoon, you can only fit so much in a 3 week period (maybe 4 weeks on this one, I honestly don't remember because I just focus on finishing the video when it starts) But Congratulations to everyone who's been a part of HISHE, even to the fans. You all have helped take this concept to new heights and now we have 100 videos to show for it. That is pretty awesome! If you'd like to read more about the Titanic HISHE there is a bio in The Forum.
But back to 100. Where did the time go? I started making HISHE shorts in 2005, so to see 7 years progress to now it's very... well I have no words. Things have changed so much from when this was just a guy goofing around on his computer. I suppose I have learned a few things in my years of hacking away short after short. Some good things, some bad things... lets make a chart and list 100 lessons I've learned over the years... um... 100 lessons is a lot.... how bout I just say what comes to mind and we will pretend it's 100. Deal?
That's probably enough... I'm not some wise old wizard or anything. But maybe those things will encourage somebody. Who knows. OKAY, I actually have things to do today. So Thanks for reading, thanks for watching. We will see you guys at the next one! -later Friends!
I've been watching your videos since Avatar, and have loved every one of them. You guys are an inspiration to me. Kepp up the good work!
You guys are awsome, and rule #10 should be rule #1, in my opinion... just sayin'.
I have been a huge fan of you guys since 2009, and I'm absolutly thrilled about how much you have accomplished since the beginning. keep up the fantastic work! You bring a lot of joy to myself, my family and my friends!
sorry i'm too lazy to read, but did you change your animation style? it looked... higher def, i guess... anyways the point i'm trying to say is that it looked great
His friend, Otis, did the art work for this short. He also did it for the Ghostbusters HISHE and Pulp Fiction HISHE.
My brothers and I have been watching your videos since... wow... I remember when the Pirates of the Carabean came out... and the long periods of time between Terminator and Beowulf (painful painful months!!!). For a while there, I thought you guys had faded. Evidently not though, you guys ROCK!!! XD
i've been watching ever since '09...wow, it's been a long time. and Doctor Who IS awesome!
Me, my sister, and the rest of my family love ALL your shorts! We all love mentioning your cartoons to one another! I remember when I first say the Spiderman HISHE! One of my absoulute favorites! Keep up the great work!
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ohmygosh you guys ROCK!!!!!!!!
I LOVE YOR VIDEOS! I've been a fan since "how harrry potter should have ended" and i'll still watch your videos until i die. Unless there is such thing as a computer heaven.
I have been a faithfull hishe companion since Willy Wonka I liked that video so much that a few days ago I wacthed all the hishe videos posted on youtube


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BOLINGBROOK – John R. Tibbott and Wood View Elementary Schools have launched a Parent Mentor Program in cooperation with the Southwest Suburban Immigrant Project (SSIP).
Funded by the Illinois State Board of Education, the SSIP Parent Mentor Program Initiative's goal is to recruit and train parents to assist teachers in the classroom for two hours a day. Parent mentors are assigned to a classroom (not their own child's) where they work with children one-on-one and in small groups.
The eight parent volunteers at each school will be led by Tibbott coordinator Julieta Chavez and Wood View coordinator Isabel Diaz.
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OK, since the admin will reply god knows when, I'll ask my question here.
I was looking at the speedball and it said for experienced users only. My question is this: If you've done the real thing(only difference was I used meth instead of cocaine ) is it that bad to use the i doser version without being experienced? Same for any other dose.


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Abstract: One way for Deaf people to communicate with hearing people over the telephone is to use a voice relay. The service is often provided with a human relay operator that relays text into voice, and vice versa, on behalf of the Deaf and hearing users. In developed countries, voice relay is frequently subsidised by governments or service providers. There is no such service in South Africa. We have built several automatic voice relay systems for a disadvantaged Deaf community in Cape Town. This paper describes how we augmented a general-purpose communication system for voice relay. Kiara is a fully open source Instant Messaging, voice and video over Internet Protocol communication system based on the Session Initiation Protocol. We integrated automatic speech recognition and text-to-speech technologies into Kiara to provide real-time automatic voice relay for relayed communication. As it stands, Kiara can also be used for standard voice and video relay with a human operator. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/619 Files in this item: 1
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Abstract: Self-tuning has been an elusive goal for operating systems and is becoming a pressing issue for modern operating systems. Well-trained system administrators are able to tune an operating system to achieve better system performance for a specific system class. Unfortunately, the system class can change when the running applications change. Our model for self-tuning operating system is based on a monitor-classify-adjust loop. The idea of this loop is to continuously monitor certain performance metrics, and whenever these change, the system determines the new system class and dynamically adjusts tuning parameters for this new class. This paper describes KernTune, a prototype tool that identifies the system class and improves system performance automatically. A key aspect of KernTune is the notion of Artificial Intelligence (AI) oriented performance tuning. It uses a support vector machine (SVM) to identify the system class, and tunes the operating system for that specific system class. This paper presents design and implementation details for KernTune. It shows how KernTune identifies a system class and tunes the operating system for improved performance. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/53 Files in this item: 1
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Washington, D.C. — A hydrogen production and dispensing station constructed and operated with support from the Office of Fossil Energy's National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) was officially opened Monday at the Yeager Airport in Charleston, W.Va. The facility is an example of how domestically produced fuels may be used to power a variety of vehicles and equipment, lessening U.S. dependence on foreign oil. The facility will produce, compress, store and dispense hydrogen as a fuel source for vehicles that have been converted to run on hydrogen, as well as other types of ground equipment at the airport. Hydrogen is considered the fuel of the future because it does not produce air pollutants when used—clean water is the only byproduct. NETL directs research and development in hydrogen energy to resolve the challenges faced by many of its most promising technologies. The Yeager facility uses coal-generated grid electricity to split water to produce pure hydrogen fuel. About 300 gallons of water is used to produce up to 12 kilograms of hydrogen per day, enough to completely refuel three vehicles. The fuel will be used by airport operations, the 130th Air Wing of the West Virginia Air National Guard, and the Charleston community. The fleet of vehicles that will use the dispensing station includes:
The facility at Yeager Airport is a research, development, test, and evaluation platform designed to allow new innovations in hydrogen technology to be "swapped in" and tested within the context of an operating hydrogen station. The new hydrogen-dispensing facility is the first of three that are planned along Interstate-79 from Charleston, W.Va. to Pittsburgh, Pa. to demonstrate the viability of hydrogen as an alternative transportation fuel. Additional facilities will be constructed at West Virginia University in Morgantown, W.Va., and Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh. |


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Come join us for our 3rd Annual Forest Products Forum—the premier conference featuring forward-looking analysis of the wood products, timber and wood biomass sectors. Following successful events in 2011 and 2012, Forest Economic Advisors (FEA) will once again host an event in conjunction with Who Will Own the Forest? 9. This year's Forum will once again be at the front-end of the Who Will Own the Forest? event. We will provide a full day of analysis on September 17th followed by the industry's best-attended cocktail reception at the WFC Discovery Museum.
This one-day event will feature industry-leading economists from Forest Economic Advisors (FEA) addressing a wide range of hot-button topics as well as a variety of outside experts offering their views on the most important issues facing stakeholders in the industry.
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How will the US housing recovery play out over the next few years?
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Which key indicators does FEA advise its clients to follow to best understand the nature of the nascent recovery in housing and wood products markets?
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My PSU is this
My system has random freezes but I found a "condition" to make the system freeze almost for sure (useful to test if freeze problem is solved):
-overnight memtest or overnight resting in bios setting page
The problem is related with the supply for the video card but the strange thing is that the system seems not suffer stress test at all! Freezes are completely random.
I found that using a "molex to PCI-E" converter I can drain power from a different rail (instead of using the rail that provides the two PCI-E power connectors) and I have no more freezes!
So the issue is 100% power supply related.
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Abstract: The question of the 'great divide' between orality and literacy has been critically addressed by various scholars of literacy, including social literacy theorists. This paper uses the notions of primary and secondary discourse across both oral and literate contexts to examine this 'divide'. Using evidence from the oral tradition of the Xhosa, it is shown that 'traditional' societies have well-established primary and secondary discourse types. Against this understanding, the issue of 'access' to Western academic literacy is examined. It is argued that within the changing context of South African society and as a direct result of former apartheid policies, individuals may have failed to acquire the cultural capital of both oral secondary and literate secondary discourse types. The literate secondary discourse practices of Xhosa-speaking students at univer¬sity are explored through an analysis of student writing. This paper then reports on several projects which attempt to address some of the concerns of academic staff with respect to student writing. In particular, this section argues for a broadening of the notion of 'academic literacy' and suggests some ways in which texts derived from the oral tradition may be used to develop awareness of secondary discourse types. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10566/266 Files in this item: 1
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Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1982-08-19 |
Month | 08 |
Day | 19 |
Year | 1982 |
Volume | 22 |
Issue | 20 |
Decade | 1980-1989 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
Subject | Newspaper Archives |
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Hi all,
I'm current doing some recreational testing and debugging -- I have an eZ430-RF2500 chip with the MSP430F2274 on-board.
Right now, the most I've done at this point was a simple interrupt-driven piece of code that switches the LEDs when the pushbutton is pressed.
I'd like to use standard output with the board, which I've heard is possible, but I haven't gotten it working. I've currently included "stdio.h" and have a single printf() statement in the main of the program. I've also tried it with the printf() in the interrupt itself.
When I run the program on the chip, everything still works fine with the printf() and all there -- just the printf() doesn't ever seem to trigger. Nothing in the console, etc.
So is it possible to get this to work...? I figure it should be. Just not sure why it's not working.
Thanks very much.
have you tried opening a CIO console or the terminal plug-in? What version of CCS do you use? What printf settings do you have? Do you have full printf support enabled? Did you increase your stack or heap size?
Best Regards,
Hi Lisa,
Thanks for the speedy response. I can't really easily find anything about most of those things in CCS (or documents) after having searched a lot prior to this.
Pardon my lack of knowledge, as I've tried searching quite a few documents already to no avail. I've done this kind of programming before, and I know what the things you're speaking of are (e.g. stacks and heaps) and how they relate to the hardware. But it's the first time I'm using an IDE for this, and I've never made such adjustments before. So I'm not entirely where to find them or how to figure such things out.
So if you could point me anywhere in the IDE or in a document, that'd be greatly appreciated.
Thank you again for the response.
Hi Duane,
Have a look at these two wiki topics and please keep us informed if they get you up and running
Best Regards,Lisa
This is an edit to the below information. The datasheet states that this MSP430F2274 has 1 KB of RAM. So 80 for the stack and 92 for the heap should not be anywhere near the limit. But it appears to still give me error when I got beyond the 80 + 92 = 172 limit...
Thanks again for the response. When attempting to follow the wiki, I have received the following error:
When looking into the error for the size of the program, it suggests to do one of three things: 1) decrease the heap size I allocated; 2) optimize the code more; and 3) choose minimal printf().
So the wiki showed an MSP430 getting allocated 320 bytes of memory for the heap and 160 for the stack. Currently my program has 80 and 80 for both (it was the default in the project I'm building off of) and it's a small program with next to nothing really happening.
When I choose to disable printf() completely, then I keep decreasing the heap size allocated -- the highest I can allocate to the heap is 92 bytes before the above error shows. And that is with the " " blank option chosen for printf() support.
If I choose Full printf() support after that, then the project still builds, but of course nothing happens. And well I figured it would do nothing anyway as the Wiki claims it needs 300 bytes of heap for full support.
Similarly, minimal support does nothing either.
So my last attempt was to check optimization, where if I set Optimization Level 4, it ran some extra processes to compile the code "better" -- but again, nothing happened with printf(). And if I attempt to increase the heap size with Optimization, I still get the same error -- but I guess that's simply because the MSP430 doesn't have enough memory for it?
The same occurs if I increase the stack. So right now I have 80 for the stack, 92 for the heap in the Linker settings. If I increase either, I get the error -- so 172 bytes total? I'm just not sure how the one in the wiki has 160 + 320 = 480 bytes overall unless it's a completely different model of MSP430 with much more memory.
So I'm supposing that I just can't use printf() on this...
one thing that might be a good idea here is to check your compiler version. Could you please go to Window->Preferences->Code COmposer Studio->Build->COde Generation Tools and see what version(s) of the MSP430 compiler you have? Which are you using for this project. There have been some known issues with printf so it may be I should send you a newer version offline.
I went to the preferences and found the following. "Tool Discovery Path" is:
"Discovered Tools" has "MSP430", underneath of which there are:
If I hit Refresh next to the list of tools, the list remains the same.
ok, let me send you a version offline to try with some specific bug fixes. Please look for a friend conversation request. I can then follow that with the instructions for you.
Try using puts instead of printf; puts has much lower memory footprint, so it should be easier to verify that CIO is working.
See also http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/Tips_for_using_printf
I installed the new compiler version and chose to set it as the Compiler for my project.
Now that the Compiler is installed, the project will allow me to increase my Stack Size and Heap Size without throwing errors. Further, I'm able to set Full for printf() settings as well -- still no errors.
I uncommented including "stdio.h" -- still no errors.
However, the very last step -- when I uncommented printf() itself in my code, I got:
So the new compiler version removed the erroneous mistakes with CCS not letting me increase my Stack and Heap space available. But the error still appears for printf(). The above error showed with 80 bytes of stack space, 380 bytes of heap space, and almost all of the previous functionality of my code commented. Note: It doesn't work even when I increase stack size, decrease either, etc etc. I tried 500 Stack Size (as I saw in the Wiki that the stack should be 400 or so high) and 380 Heap size. That's under the 1 KB of RAM needed for the Chip and almost everything in my program was not there except for the essentials. I figured this may be more than the 1KB anyway but I've kept decreasing each after to see the effects. The error still goes.
And not that it gives much more information, but I just realized that when I double-click on the #10099-D error (I only tried clicking on the other error that comes with it before), it takes me to the linker ".cmd" file, and the error appears on the line " .cio : {} > RAM /* C I/O BUFFER */", so of course it's only the CIO buffer.
Also to Archaeologist,
I will try puts and see what happens.
Edit: Puts does nothing. Even with breakpoints, I get no output.
let me give a few things a run through in the morning for you, but in the mean time have you
-enabled CIO output
- opened a CIO console
Yes, I have ensured that I have done both. And not viewing a console would not cause a size error to show when the compiler runs.
Thanks again.
I tried specifically on an F2274 and see the same thing. I suspect you might be out of luck as this seems to be an issue that the device does not have enough memory to support printf. Unfortunately printf is pretty heavy.
You can have a look at these wikis just in case there might have been something missed here ... but the device does not seem to like the min required stack/heap size unfortunately.
Hope this helps confirm the suspicions.
Try the following program. It's nearly as small as you can get and still have CIO. It does not use any heap, and needs only about 20 bytes of stack, so you can use -heap 0 and -stack 50. This should trivially fit on a MSP430F2274 without danger of stack overflow.
#include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #include <file.h> int main() { const char hello[] = "Hello, world\n"; return write(1, hello, sizeof hello); }
Thanks very much for that program. That worked just fine with output.
I will just look at the function closer and see what's going on in relation to my program.
Hi, Im trying to sink into programming and I have some strange behavious with CCS and msp430g2553 (launchpad).
Im trying to printf test code (via JTAG to console - only for test) some string , but with CCS 5.2 I cant compile code because of 4 errors:
#10010 errors encountered during linking; "LPad.out" not built
#10099-D program will not fit into available memory. run placement with alignment fails for section ".stack" size 0x50 . Available memory ranges:
#10099-D program will not fit into available memory. run placement with alignment fails for section ".sysmem" size 0x50 . Available memory ranges:
#10099-D program will not fit into available memory. run placement with alignment fails for section "DATA_GROUP" size 0xf6 . Available memory ranges:
I find (above) problem with heap or non available/less memory , so I increase heap size to 300,400,500 but still same error. I ascribed error to low hw resources on 2553, but same code WORK with IAR 5.40 in FULL printf model with size :
6 652 bytes of CODE memory 80 bytes of DATA memory (+ 15 absolute ) 34 bytes of CONST memory
So whats the problem with CCS, when HW resources on chip are sufficient (consideration based on working code from IAR). Thanks ;)
#include "msp430g2553.h"#include "stdio.h"
void sendChar(unsigned char ch){while(!(IFG2&UCA0TXIFG));UCA0TXBUF=ch;}
void sendStr(const char *string){while(!((*string) == '\0')){sendChar(*string);string++;}}
unsigned int fcia(unsigned int x) {unsigned int a=34123;unsigned int b=1;unsigned int *ptr;ptr=&b;b=x+a;UCA0TXBUF=*ptr;return b;}
void main(void) {unsigned int c;WDTCTL = WDTPW + WDTHOLD; // Stop WDTBCSCTL1 = CALBC1_1MHZ; // 86 // Set DCODCOCTL = CALDCO_1MHZ; // D2P1SEL = BIT1 + BIT2 ; // P1.1 = RXD, P1.2=TXDP1SEL2 = BIT1 + BIT2 ; // P1.1 = RXD, P1.2=TXDUCA0CTL1 |= UCSSEL_2; // SMCLKUCA0BR0 = 104; // 1MHz 9600UCA0BR1 = 0; // 1MHz 9600UCA0MCTL = UCBRS0; // Modulation UCBRSx = 1UCA0CTL1 &= ~UCSWRST; // **Initialize USCI state machine**IE2 |= UCA0RXIE; // Enable USCI_A0 RX interrupt
c=fcia(2); __delay_cycles(1);printf("numbe %c",c); //!!!!!!!!!!!!!!§HERE PRINTF__delay_cycles(1);__bis_SR_register(GIE); // Enter LPM0, interrupts enabled}


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The Blockheads Technique Challenge is still open and will end on the 21st. I have more fabric stamping to share with you today. I not only stamped on the fabric but I pieced the images with fabric. Just like paper piecing , but with fabric. I used two Penny Black stamps that are available at Blockheads Paper Arts. All the instructions for stamping on fabric can be found in the Technique section of the Blockhead's web site here. Here is the first card.
Some Other Fun Challenges for my Pieced Fabric cards:
Penny Black at All sorts: summer blooms--my second card
the Secret Crafter Saturday: food and drink --the second card
Love to Create;Three of something---three different fabrics
Paper take weekly: all things girly
Simon Says stamp and Show: no rules
Super hot here in Michigan..Temp will be over 100 today!!! I am staying coll inside working on some posts and a few cards. How are things is your little corner of the world?? Love ya.


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Formats: | 12 DVD, 15 Blu-ray |
Starring: | Jinpachi Nezu, Daisuke Ryu, Yoshiko Miyazaki, Tatsuya Nakadai, Akira Terao, Mieko Harada |
Director: | Akira Kurosawa |
Genres: | Action/Adventure, Drama, World Cinema |
Studio: | ELEVATION SALES |
Collections: | 100 Swords and Sandals Films, Awesome Asian Films, Clash!, IMDb Highest Rated, Oscar Winners, Shakespeare Adaptations, Swashbuckling, Swords |
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Run time: | 2 hours 35 minutes |
Rental release: | 03 May 2004 |
Main languages: | Japanese |
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Classic Last Shout for Kurosawa
By GraftheGreatest (15 reviews) from Harrow , 19 Sep 2004[Highly rated reviewer]
Ran is Akira Kurosawa's 1985 epic adaptation of Shakespeare's King Lear. Like Lear, Ran is about a king's (in
this case ageing Japanese Lord Hidetora, played by Tatuya Nakadai) arrogance & his eventual downfall due to
his pride.
Kurosawa was himself 75 when he made Ran & was perceived as a great director on the decline. The auteur of such
classics as 'The Seven Samurai', 'Rashomon' & 'Hidden Fortress' was again to prove his ditractors wrong with
this classic, sweeping samurai masterpiece. It is said Kurosawa saw something of himself in Lear, or at least
feared it.
Given an R rating, his goriest movie was a critical & commercial success, proving his fear's unfounded. Even
more hard to believe was this acheivement, given he was almost blind.
Lord Hidetora, decides to divide his land between his 3 sonsToro (Akira Terao), Jiro (Jinpachi Nezu) & Saburo
(Daisuke Ryu), with the elder receiving the greater portion. Saburo sees the stupidity & folly of his father's
decision & is banished for saying so. Hidetora is then rebuffed by the other, corrupt & evil sons. A battle
ensues when Hidetora, residing at Saburo's deserted castle is attacked by the combined armies of Taro & Jiro,
who have now through their actions divorced themselves as his children. Forced to flee & wander the hills with
only his jester Kyoami (an actor merely referenced as Peter!) & faithful old assistant Tango (Masayuki Yui) he
slowly goes mad.
First Taro is killed in battle due to the machinations of Lady Kaede (Mieko Harada), seeking vengeance on
Hidetora's entire family for stealing her birthright. She then plots to marry her dead husband's brother, Jiro.
She seduces, threatens & eventually kills Jiro & finally inherits her family's castle. But even at this point
the story is not over. Saburo, the good son is kiled in battle & then Lady Kaede is murdered for her plotting
(again, another gory scene). Chaos, the direct translation of the film title is indeed what has happened as
almost all the main characters die, including Hidetora.
I liked this movie alot. The battle scenes serve their purpose but are not allowed to dominate or compensate
for good plotting & character development (did someone mention the over-hyped Tarantino?). This is a case of a
well-crafted stylised movie BUT not one of style over substance.
Kurosawa sticks to the main themes of Lear; blindness, nothingness, treachery, madness & foolishness without
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By zebe (3 reviews) , 18 Nov 2012A masterful blending of the epic and the intimate, this wonderful film based on Shakespeare's King has powerful, sweeping visuals but it is the moment of intimate, emotional intensity that will touch you to the core,- Was this review helpful to you?
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RAN will keep u interested
By Comfi2 (2 reviews) , 02 Sep 2012As Great Japanes films go this is Good..as the story line is griping..your curiosty to the ending should keep you there..but its a long film and slow in places but agian it is interesting..- Was this review helpful to you?
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Certainly worth watching
By Abby88 (170 reviews) from Bognor Regis , 25 Aug 2012I really enjoyed this film. It can be funny and heart breaking, silly and serious. A great film I will remember and recommend.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Beauty and emotional power
By erp (67 reviews) from Manchester , 14 Apr 2012[Highly rated reviewer]
I think this is one of the truly great films, a work of astonishing emotional power achieved through awesome mastery of narrative and visual orchestration. The dialogue (at least as translated in the subtitles) is crushingly banal and I think it really says something for the expressive power of every other aspect of the film that the poor dialogue doesn't weaken the emotional effect.
My absolute favourite film is the same director's The Seven Samurai, and the two works are remarkably different. Where The Seven Samurai achieves its power through our feeling towards and involvement with sharply individual characters, Ran is much more a film of big ideas, of generalisation on the human condition. Some of the speeches express these ideas pretty crassly, but the film's images embody them in a piercing, hauntingly unforgettable way.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Kurosawa Masterpiece - Engaging, Unmissible
By Zydor (268 reviews) from Headley Down , 21 Feb 2012I am always cautious of the Far East Genre of films, I do get tired of flying heros defying the laws of physics. Kurosawa has never been one to promote that genre excessively, and is in my view, one of the main reasons his films have made it so successfully in The West.
Undoubtedly however, indesputably, he is a wonderful Director and a Master of the Charactor type of film. He always manages to get the focus on the storyline, not the battle scenes - as impressive as the latter always are.
Ran is no exception, and has to be one of his best films, if not The Best. The King Lear storyline transposed into Japan works well in a backdrop of Samurai traditions. It also has a nice little twist at the end. Great Film, watch now dont delay :)- Was this review helpful to you?
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Ten groups of Salt Institute for Documentary Studies students visited the Oxford County Fair in Oxford, Maine and each found their own story to tell. Part 7 of 11 looks at all the hands that go into making the fair what it is.
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A Show of Hands at the Oxford County Fair [1] from Story Tellah [2] on Vimeo [3].
Salt Stories features the work of students at the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies [4], a 15-week educational program training aspiring writers, radio producers, and photographers in the art of nonfiction storytelling.
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Tigers win SCAC opener
September 24, 2004
Greencastle, Ind. - Craig Lippincott scored three goals, while Evan Shook added two and assisted on two others as DePauw rolled to a 9-1 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference win over visiting Millsaps. DePauw improved to 4-2 overall and 1-0 in the SCAC, while the Majors fell to 2-4-1 overall and 0-3 in the SCAC.
Lippincott scored the first goal on an assist from Shook before the Tigers reeled off three goals in a span of just 46 seconds. Andy Penalva, Lippincott and Shook each found the back of the net to make it 4-0.
The Tigers made it 7-0 with two more Lippincott scores sandwiching a Shook score. Millsaps' Lee Pharr put the Majors on the board at 63:26 before Danny Antle and Shane O'Connell closed out the scoring.
DePauw outshot Millsaps 41-5 and held a 10-3 advantage in corners.
The Tigers return to action on Sunday when they host Oglethorpe at noon.


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