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I have a question for AFE0064 Chip
I'm watching your reference circuit for AFE0064. Then, i don't understand why you are connected VSS pin(73, 90, 91) & NC pin(58) with TMCLK, TMDATA, DFT_TIMER and VTESTC respectively.
The TMCLK, TMDATA and DFT_TIMER (ie pins 73, 90, 91) need to be grounded and VTESTC (pin 58) needs to be floated in actual application.
I appriciate your reply.
i would like to attain AFE0064 Chip's Referece note or Reference mannuel
Please.... i want to buy AFE0064 Reference board also..
The afe0064 reference board is not available as yet. If you need any information meanwhile, please let me know.
Then, i want to receive AFE0064 material related.
For example, reference manual or reference circuits or ets.
I will mail the reference circuit next week as we are still finalizing it.
By-the-by, could you give me an idea of the application you are targeting?
i'm developing ROIC module about Infrared sensor. So we choiced AFE0064 Chip for ROIC.
Now, i'm going to test about AFE0064 Chip with ADS8363.
So, I want to know about AFE0064 output patttern. Either after integration, dataout started or after data out, integration started.
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We are doing final touches to the reference circuit. I will mail it when ready.
The afe0064 output corresponds to the data in the previous integration as shown below. So, the integration has to be over (ie SHS over) before we can read out the data from that integration.
Have you considered using DDC264? It comes with a built-in ADC.
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I'm very please of contact you and I have a request below list.
I'd like to your support.
>Application : Xray sensor test board
>Current part : Indigo
>part : AFE0064
>Request : Reference Guide(EVM Schematic,,) and document.
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Hi Nagesh,
Is there any more information on AFE0064, like application notes?
Unfortunately, it is not available. If there is any specific question in mind, do let me know. My email address is firstname.lastname@example.com
1. what are the value of the on chip integrating capacitors for each of the 64 channel?
2. what does the seven analog input range mean, range 0 for 0.13 pC to range 7 9.6pC?
3. do you have any related circuit diagram showing how to use this device for the detection of current from a 8 times 8 photodiode array?
1. The integrating capacitor value = charge range/1.4V (eg, for range 7, the charge range is 9.6pC. Hence the cap is 9.6/1.4 = 6.85pF
2. This is the range for which the signal chain (from integrator to Driver output) is very linear. For eg., in range 7, the signal chain can accept 0pC to 9.6pC (for 0pC input charge, the driver o/p will be -fullscale (ie -1.4V) and for 9.6pC input charge, the driver output will be +fullscale (ie +1.4V), between these, the signal chain is linear.
3. Is this a photodiode with switch (like a TFT+ photodiode array) or only photodiode array (ie continuous current integration)?
Thank you for your reply.
How do you select the range? So for range 0 of 0.13 pC, the on chip integrating capacitor is 0.13/1.4=93fF?
The photodiode array does not have a switch. But the signal is not continuous, it is pulses of light. For example, several minisecond wide pulses every duty cycle (20ms). So I think hold it in reset mode before the pulses arrive, do the integration of charges, then rest waiting for the next cycle.
The range is selected by the PGA(2:0) pins.
Yes, you are correct on the integration capacitor for range 0.
Yes, it should work with the timing you are mentioning. Can you tell me what application this is?
28.32 μSec Min Scan Time (including integration and data transfer for all 64 channels). This means 28.32 uSec to acquire one data point for each of all the 64 channels simultaneously, right?
I hope this could be used to detect ion current from a lot of channels which is very similar to the x ray panel detector. But what I need is ion current versus time, not the final accumulated charge. Your device IVC102 could be used to integrated charges and convert to voltage. I am just think if this AFE0064 could be just used like 64 IVC102 simultaneously?
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I don't think a 4K projector should be as expensive as they currently are. But I'm sure there are plenty of challenges. I have not given up hope that RED will deliver 4K projectors at some point... Or 4K displays. Seriously, I would like the link to Jim's statement saying that they were cancelled because I don't recall that.
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The display stuff has come up before in this forum.
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I'm still looking for Red 4k Displays not making them because of all the choices?
But here is the old Red making them.
I couldn't find anything about Red not making 4k Displays after NAB 2008? I remember reading that Red would not make 4k displays because of the many choices. Maybe it was on Reduser or Scarletuser? I and others did not read or hear about Red not making any 4k Projectors!
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Ayoji, thanks for the links. But I was actually asking for a link or reference regarding RED NOT developing 4K display systems. It seems some people are claiming that RED is no longer working on developing 4K displays, but I don't recall any such announcement from RED. EDIT> Ah, looks like you're looking for the same information as me. :)
Craig, I'm aware of that thread. But it's just hearsay. I haven't seen any official statement from RED. And at NAB, Jim still mentioned upcoming RED 4K display systems (implying monitors and/or projectors) when I spoke with him about RED RAY.
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A NEW roundabout is planned at an accident blackspot between York and Selby, in an attempt to drive down the number of collisions.
County council bosses intend to revamp the junction of the A19 and A63 north of Selby. A recent study by the council showed more than 17,200 vehicles used the A19 on an average weekday, with up to 750 vehicles am hour in the morning rush hour and 901 heading towards Selby at about 4pm.
The study showed the A63 was also well used, with over 7,400 travelling on the road in the same 24-hour period, with peaks of 444 vehicles per hour in the 8am rush.
New plans by NYCC propose building a large, three-lane roundabout in place of the staggered junctions, with two lanes filtering from the A63, and three from the A19 in both directions, in an effort to slow motorists down, and improve road safety.
Just this week, a teenage moped rider had to be taken to hospital after a collision with a car at the junction, and there have been a number of serious accidents at the junction since it was built by the Highways Agency in 1987.
A North Yorkshire Police spokesman said: "Road safety is one of North Yorkshire Police's top priorities and we are having a committed effort to policing roads and ensuring motorists abide by the law.
"To compliment this, it is also important that the roads themselves and the engineering of the roads include features such as roundabout to control the flow of traffic, thereby improving safety and minimising the dangers."
Responsibility for the road was given to NYCC in 2009, but the propsal for the roundabout and other traffic measures were first mooted by the council in 2007. Work is set to start on the scheme towards the end of this summer, and could last up to 16 weeks.
It is not yet known what arrangements would be put in place to allow travel along the affected section of road.


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Some celebrities age really quickly because they partake in too much drinking and drugs when they are at the peak of their career. They let the Hollywood lifestyle get the best of them. But then there are stars like Catherine Zeta Jones who have taken care of themselves and focused on family and living life well when they aren't in the studio. Even today at 42 years of age, she's still sexy and beautiful and every man's fantasy. She looks ravagable whether she is toting along one of her children or caught topless swimming. I don't see how anyone could possibly get enough of her.
Unfortunately, she has not been doing any nude scenes recently. But it is a good thing that she has some great movies with loads of nudity from the earlier part of her career. And the paparazzi is always on the watch, too and they've caught her topless several times – once even when she was pregnant! If you are dying to see Catherine Zeta Jones naked, you definitely have to take the time to check into her movies of the 90s. One of her very first movies was Les Milles une Nuit and she has several hot scenes in this one including one where she is jumping from a plane topless.


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Some of the scariest and deadliest creatures in the world that doesn't stop our next guest from getting up close and personal with them.
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Great Restaurant. Love the atmosphere. Valet can be a little slow but considering the cost and limited parking it is tolerable. Great food and fine Restaurant. Waitress April is an outstanding server. You can tell she is experienced and enjoys her job. I have been to shout serveral times and she really stood out.
Great if you have tix for an Arts Center event. Our server, LaQuita, recommended in other reviews, was attentive, but not hovering, the bus staff, as always, was outstanding. The only down side was a ridiculously loud group that we were seated near. The restaurant couldn't really do much about that, but I wish people dining out would not act like they do (presumably) in their own family room.
We had a party of six. The food and service were great.
I decided to do sonething nice for my fiance'. Take him out on the town. I had never been to Shout and neither has he so I thought it would be a good place to try after looking at the restaurant online. The food was amazing and the decor was awesome! We really enjoyed our evening. The wine was great as well. We will be back his birthday weekend 6/7. He loved it!!!!!
My family and I had a great meal at SHOUT! on Saturday evening. The service was spot on and the ambiance was energetic. This is a great place to grab a bite to eat before heading to the Woodruff Arts Center. You must try the lamb chops and the twin lobster tails. Divine!
It was my first time at Shout. My party and I couldn't stop talking about how all of our expectations were met. Very GOOD Sushi, as we are sushi connoisseurs. And the food was of excellent quality. Fantastic evening before our appearance at the ASO. Thanks so much!
Only downside was waitress seemed to be chatting with friends off and on and we "lost" her a time or two. Food was awesome
We were on a date night and the food, service, and location were all perfect.
I held my husband's surprise birthday dinner at Shout on July 3 and it was awesome. Our server was polite and attentive. She kept me informed of guests arriving and making sure we were comfortable at the table. It was a beautiful experience.
A friend came into the city and was visiting. I took her to shout and she really enjoyed the experience!
I enjoyed myself!! And I loved the food! I will be back!
Return trip to Shout was as expected. Good food before the theater. Ordered bread pudding for dessert. While it was good it was pretty standard. Next time I am ordering the pineapple upside down cake as I recall that it was amazing on my last visit. Service was rather spotty. Not sure if our server had too many tables or what. Very nice when she was there, but had to hunt her down and also beg for chopsticks and soy sauce for friend who ordered sushi. Will return for sure.
It was a great location from the Woodruff Art Center since we had to go see a play after dinner.
When I made my reservations at Shout, I noted in my comments that I wanted to sit in the least noisy area of the restaurant. We were dining with another couple and wanted to be able to talk normally. We were seated in a lovely recessed booth where the ambient loud noise of this popular restaurant was considerably lower. The very large party seated opposite up was lively and loud, but hey, it was Saturday night and they were there to have a good time. I was just so pleased that the restaurant could accommodate my request and had actually designed some quiet seating areas for guests. Bravo!
This time the staff were nice. In the past the hosts have been known for being rude. We were seated right away and our server was great. Food came out fast. The only issue were the food runners. They did not speak english and pretended to understand you rather than saying " I dont know what your saying" For example my friend asked for a coke and the lady said diet coke and we were like no coke but she grabbed the glass so fast and we were waving trying to get her attention and the manager saw us and didnt even try and help. We were trying to save her a trip when she came back we tried to tell her but she could not understand. Thats all. I like shout. I will go back. They have alot of options on the menu and I like that.
Super nice employees. My car was too tall for the garage and valet accodently broke some of my lights, but they were extremely nice and offered to cover damage and gave me a gift card. Food was superb and staff were friendly
The restaurant is in a great location. The service is great.. The food didn't take long to come.. It was ver tasty and fresh.. I'll definetly recommend this place to everyone.
Celebrated a friend's 50th here last Saturday night. The Lamb Lollipops were delicious! Went upstairs after for dancing - great spot.
I have always enjoyed the atmosphere and food here. My burger was not as good as it has been in previous times however it was edible.
Great experience. Went for a birthday dinner and our waitress was great!
If you want seating outside, because there is no reservation for out door dining you should arrive around 8p @ the latest. The food was good, the sushi was excellent & the ambiance was delightful.
I was so impressed with Patrick the Presidential server. His suggestions were spot on honest and amazingly fitting for all. His humor wow'd us all but his professionalism forced us to even suggest what we'd do for our after party as well. And again spot on. The good was so great I mistakingly said I need to see the chef out loud. In 1 moment Chef Victor appears smiling and amazed at how popular he'd become so openly in 1 night. His touch direction and seasoning made is all happy. In short this location spells service first seasoning next and success closes it off. You get what you came for here I love this place.
I took my assistant to lunch at Shout and we had a great time. The All You Can Eat sushi lunch was very good and had a good selection to choose from, at a very reasonable price!
Lunch menu is great with moderately priced chef's specials. Quiet at lunch, but gets busy after work for a vibrant bar scene. Good wine menu. Great service. Food is good with a great variety.
I took my wife.the service and the food was great.the main reason we went was to go dancing after we ate. There was no information that we saw too let us know the first Friday of every month was alter ego night. Not really into that stuff but we would have loved to know stop we could have found an alternate place to go dance. We stayed so late any other place was charging an arm and a leg. We endef up going home after dinner. We didn't like that but the food was great and Jason our server was great too. We enjoyed ourself.
I really enjoyed myself at Shout! We got there with 3 minutes left to spare but since we came in downstairs we had to find the hostess table. The staff was courteous and nice. Once we got to the hostess stand, she immediately pulled up the reservation and had us seated in 5 minutes. The music was great and the atmosphere was awesome. The waiter was a lil slow and we had to ask a different server for straws for our drinks after waiting about 5-10 minutes. The food was great, but the greens were a lil too sweet for my taste.
Shout is a great place to meet before a play at the Alliance or the symphony. Great, efficient service.
Our group was made up of medical educators for around the Country. Shout offiered an a variety of cuise that met everyone's taste. We were a bit group - 15 to start but grew to 19 before the night was over. We had good food, good company and good service. A big thank you to Sam for being so organized and warm and friendly. Everyone liked her. Thank you for giving us the best.
The food and drinks were amazing however the service was the worst.
Sushi and salad was great. Steak was OK. A little heavy handed on the sauce.
Planned a 50th birthday for wife, the staff was excellent and the food was very good, recommend Shout very highly, I will definitely be back.
We enjoyed a wonderful evening at SHOUT! Ashley and other hostess staff rolled out the red carpet and helped keep the lid on our surprise birthday party, even when the guests of honor arrived! Our server, Patrick was very knowledgeable of menu items and made delicious recommendations. We savored steak and lobster tail, lamb lollipops, baby back ribs, grilled pork chops and roasted chicken. I recommend SHOUT for its red carpet service, succulent food and warm ambience! The highlight of the evening was our rooftop experience where we danced, drank and took in the beauty of Atlanta at night! Oh what a night!
We chose "Shout" for it's varied menu and proximity to The Alliance Theatre at The Woodruff Arts Center which is one block north of the restaurant. We especially appreciated their valet service, as we were able to leave our car, have dinner, and walk over to the theatre. We enjoyed a nice bottle of wine, good food, as well as nice service! We will definitely stop by again in the future!
We enjoyed our dinners. The service was a bit slow but it was quite busy.
Good food and good service and in a location convienient for those going to the symphony or Alliance theater. Hard to beat combination.
Shout is a great atl hotspot. Very busy and packed but great food, drinks, and people if you can get a table. I'd recommend making reservations.
I was here with a group of friends for a bachelorette party. The food was outstanding! And the prices are reasonable for such an awesome atmosphere and incredible food. Our waiter was fantastic as well. Will absolutely be dining here again and I recommend it for anyone out to have good food in a comfortable atmosphere.
We chose Shout because it was close to the 14th Street Playhouse. Our dinner was excellent and the server was attentive. I would definitely eat there again.
Overall good experience. Sushi was great. Nice ambiance. I enjoyed it.
Perfect place to have dinner before going across the street to the Alliance for a night of theatre. Food was very, very good and the waitress was great--very knowledgeable and helpful with suggestions. I can't accurate rate the noise level as we visited on a Wednesday night early (6pm reservation) and there were very few tables filed while we were there.
The food was delish and the service was great. When we arrived, we had to wait a bit to be seated even with reservations. There was a group at the bar who were very loud. Definitely a go to when going to the Symphony!
I've been to Shout a handful of times over the years and am usually too turned off by the weekend club-feel to fully enjoy the experience. But I went to Shout just after work with colleagues and really had a great time. The happy hour and early dinner crowd is definitely more my speed. The sashimi appetizer, surf-n-turf maki, and Langosta maki were all AMAZING. We had drinks which were fantastic, and the service was even better.
We had tickets for the Alliance Theater and wanted to have dinner at a convenient nice restaurant. Shout fit the bill. Their eclectic menu consists of sushi on one side and southern treats on the other, which is great for a mixed crowd where some people might not go for raw fish, while others aren't into the southern thing. The decor is pretty. The service was excellent. It's nice to know we have some choices close to the theater and will be back.
Open Table's noise level options euphemistically offer only "energetic" for the loud end of the spectrum. Restaurant designers seem to feel that Loud indicates Fun. Not so for many of us, who find Loud intrusive and sometimes even painful. The booths at Shout mitigated to some degree, so if noise bothers you, definitely seek a booth. We made a meal of small plates before attending the theater. Food was better than expected, especially shrimp tacos. Server perfectly timed everything. Service was attentive but not intrusive. It was a good experience. Location is perfect for a meal before attending a performance at Woodruff Arts Center.
Shout is my favorite restaurant and never lets me down for a night out for dinner and drinks on the weekend. I love the food and drinks, and the atmosphere is always very fun and energetic, but allows you to have a personal dinner that is still fun.
This was my second time dining at Short and the experience was yet amazing. I especially love the Mahi Mahi dish served with mashed potatoes and fresh asparagus. Our waitress was very professional,yet personable.
Shout was recommended to me by a friend, because I like trying new places because I'm fairly new to Atlanta I had a really good time!
I took a group of six to Shout for a birthday dinner, we originally made reservations for 7pm which we changed to 9:45pm then again at 10:30pm. Although we ran late the hostess accommodated us. We only waited a few minutes to be seated, then we were greeted by a nice server. Our service was excellent, she suggested what was good on the menu and our food was great! After dinner, she presented my cousin with a birthday dessert and we sang for her. After dinner, we went upstairs to enjoy a nice party with a dj! Shout was a one-stop-shop with dinner and a party in one place! We had a blast and will definitely return in the future!
I was looking for a romantic mood and found it in the booth in which we were seated. We got there pretty early, about 6:00 PM, on a Saturday evening. We were seated immediately, served promptly and courteously, and had a good time. Sounds like a success to me.
i did not like waiting to all attendents arrival, and the bar was packed so no place to sit down and wait, i think more wise to take min order from the host then waiting for all the rest.


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November 13, 2007 8:50 am | CommentsProductive Product: Not everyone can live in a solar-powered European city or build a solar-powered cubist house, but Iqua Ltd.'s solar Bluetooth headset will soon be available to all, the Register reports. Will it work when the skies are cloudy or dark? Will it have comparable sound quality and between-charges life to standard headsets? Will it cause any sunburn on your ear?
PV Start-up Shines in NREL's Eyes
November 12, 2007 7:14 am | CommentsEnergy News: More from the NREL: they announced that a photovoltaics start-up, Wakonda Technologies, is the winner of the Clean Energy Entrepreneur of the Year award. Wakona's name derives from a native American word regarding spirit and nature; they're working on thin films of gallium arsenide for solar cell substrates. Typically thin-film
An Efficient Hodgepodge of News
November 7, 2007 9:06 am | CommentsOp-Ed: Plenty of energy-efficiency news piled up while I was on vacation last week. Much of the time I was at the Mountain View, Calif. Computer History Museum, where they happen to be hosting a few Smart cars. That made me wonder what I was missing back home, so here are
US Energy Lab Gets High-Tech Home
October 29, 2007 11:32 am | CommentsEnergy News: Colorado didn't get a World Series victory, but here's something they can be charged up about: tomorrow the National Renewable Energy Lab will break ground on its new home there. From the press release, Secretary [Samuel] Bodman also is expected to announce two renewable power projects at NREL and
Germans Win Solar Decathlon
October 24, 2007 6:55 am | CommentsEnergy News: Congratulations to the students of Technishe Universität Darmstadt for winning the 2007 Solar Decathlon's top prize of US $100,000. The event involved students from 20 schools who all brought solar-powered homes to the National Mall in Washington, D.C. There are beautiful pictures and videos but here are some of mine from
Ann Arbor Trades Maize and Blue for Green
October 17, 2007 12:44 pm | CommentsEnergy News: City officials in Ann Arbor, Michigan announced a two year plan to convert all 1,046 of its 120W incandescent downtown streetlights to efficient 56W LEDs. They say the $630,000 installation project will save the city $100,000 per year and will reduce
Energi To Go or Not To Go?
October 15, 2007 12:08 pm | CommentsProductive Product: No, that's not a misspelling: Energizer markets its lithium (not li-ion) backup system for portable gadgets with the "Energi To Go" moniker. Basically this is a battery holder fitting one or two AA cells, a power charging and management chip from Techtium, and your connector
That's Teleconferencing: Chuck Peddle Video
October 10, 2007 6:14 am | CommentsVIDEO | Op-Ed: Here's an example of energy savings at a technology conference. MOS 6502 and Commodore legend Chuck Peddle planned to fly to New Jersey to give a 90-minute computer history lecture. But he was stuck in Sri Lanka for his job, so he videoconferenced instead. The twist: instead of using an expensive, professional videoconferencing "solution", Chuck used ordinary Skype
More new links in our library
October 8, 2007 11:39 am | CommentsOp-Ed: Recently we added some new sites to our link library. The total is up to 49 but the three newest are off the beaten path: the Athena Institute, GreenDrinks, and WattWatt. (We truly hope to refer you to sites that are useful, not just a million and one blogs and such.
Clean Demand v. Clean Supply
October 4, 2007 7:35 am | CommentsEnergy News: America's demand for clean energy will beat supply by 37 percent in 2010, the National Renewable Energy Lab will report next week -- that's according to USA Today. They also explain how half of the states require certain percentages of their providers' power to come from clean energy
The Controversial Viability of Solar
October 1, 2007 12:21 pm | CommentsEnergy News: CNN posted a very solid overview story about the state of solar power. The technology, if we lived in a proverbial vacuum, can already provide all the world's energy needs by installing panels in a small corner of the Sahara. But in the real world, cost and security are
Big Blue: CIOs Lousy at Energy Monitoring
September 28, 2007 12:52 pm | CommentsEnergy News: More than a third of enterprise CIOs don't monitor their corporate energy use, according to an Economist Intelligence Unit report, commissioned by IBM. "Although concerns about energy efficiency and global warming are now high on the political agenda, the spotlight
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September 20, 2007 11:36 am | CommentsEnergy News: DNA from salmon -- specifically, from the fish's sperm -- makes an excellent choice for building extra-bright, biodegradeable light-emitting diodes, researchers at the University of California / Riverside found. It sounds fishy but it's true. "DNA has certain optical


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December 6, 2013
Limited news and with cold weather and a USDA report on the horizon have the grain markets trading sideways into the weekend. We are always on the lookout for a surprise or two in these reports, but December at the USDA is seldom a season of giving surprises to the market. Small adjustments downward in both corn and soybean carryout may be as much as the market can expect in the Christmas stocking this year.
U.S. stocks finally broke the five day slide to record nice gains today. More positive economic news came in to overwhelm the negative sentiment that chances of a December Fed taper has brought to the markets. Today's big news was a better than expected employment report for November that showed the country added 203,000 new jobs for the month and unemployment dropped to 7.0%, down from 7.3% in October. The personal income and outlays report from this morning was a mixed bag with incomes going down 0.1% in October, but personal consumption expenditures increasing by 0.3% in the same month. Major stock indexes traded from 0.8% to 1.2% higher at the commodity close.
The dollar index traded just higher today as the positive move in the markets was not felt by the dollar. Crude oil was steady heading into the weekend after adding nearly $5 per barrel for the week.
Corn traded steady to a little higher today as the market readies for the weekend and Tuesday's USDA reports. The market has moved mostly sideways this week as news seemed to be mostly positive for demand but not strong enough to build a rally ahead of the reports. We are looking for a reduction in carryout with better export and ethanol numbers to support this market. Feed use numbers are likely to remain steady until the grains stocks report in January gives a better tally of feed use.
March 2014 corn futures were up 0.75 to close at $4.3425. December 2014 corn was up 1.25 on the day to close at $4.6375.
Bottom line: Pricing the largest corn crop in history is getting more difficult as corn prices challenge the $4 level with harvest nearly complete. There is still a chance that season low prices could come after the first of the year when it looks like corn will move into the market.
Soybeans traded mixed today with nearby contracts off a little and November prices up slightly. USDA announced another big export sale this morning with 6.95 million bushels of 2013 and 7.165 million bushels of 2014 soybeans headed for unknown destinations. This helped pull prices back from double digit losses, but wasn't enough to pull the nearby contracts back above zero for the day. Our expectations is for USDA to drop carryout by 20 million bushels to 150 million as the export sales continue to keep this market looking tighter heading into spring. This will place the market right on the threshold of rationing the crop if exports or crush don't slow up soon.
January 2014 soybeans closed down 2.50 today at $13.255. The November 2014 soybean contract was up 1.25 to close at $11.6425.
Bottom line: Soybean prices have moved back above $13 as export demand keeps pulling both beans and meal through the market and holding prices. Basis remains strong as buyers are looking to fill commitments and farmers are reluctant to make sales. Look for opportunities to market beans ahead of the South American harvest.
Wheat markets traded mixed and mostly steady today as weather concerns have finally begun to overshadow disappointing demand news from the export market. Very cold temperatures in the Plains and ice storms in the Delta and Southern Midwest have wheat growers nervous about winterkill on a portion of the crop. The difficult thing about winterkill issues in December is the 3+ month waiting period before the crop shows the effects of today's weather. By then, the market will have forgotten this event completely and will be trading a whole new set of information.
March 2014 wheat on the Chicago board was down 1 to close at $6.51. The July 2014 contract closed the day unchanged to finish at $6.54.
March 2014 KC wheat was up 0.25 to close at $6.955. The July 2014 winter wheat contract was up 0.50 to finish at $6.885.
March 2014 Minneapolis wheat was down 3.25 today to close at $6.81. The September 2014 contract was down 1 to close at $7.055.
Bottom line: Wheat exports have slowed as southern hemisphere harvests are coming into the market and prices were above most shippers. Lower prices could pick up some export business for remaining 2013 sales.
Cold and ice are the key words for wheat growers this week. Very cold temperatures have settled into the Plains with below zero readings as far south as Kansas and lows in the single digits in southern Colorado and the Oklahoma Panhandle. Nearly 10% of the winter wheat crop may have seen some winterkill damage from this Arctic front. Soft red winter wheat growers were unable to escape the winterkill threat as ice storms have moved across the northern Delta and southern Midwest impacting up to 15% of the soft red crop this morning. Below normal temperatures are going to hang on into next week before warmer weather finally arrives.
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I'm sure this has been discussed before. Wondered about people with Type I & Type II diabetes. I know that fruit sugar is processed by a non-diabetic very well; however, is it the same for these two types of diabetes? Are they able to eat as much as well? Thanks for your patience:)
I'm prediabetic and I try to follow this diet plan because I don't want to be diabetic! Some people say that the sugar in fruit is dangerous for diabetics--but look at the alternative!! I know my blood glucose level is much better when I can stay on this program 100%. I've heard of diabetics getting off insulin in 30 days with this program.
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type ii totally reversible by hclfrv
Thank you very much. Your insight as a pre-diabetic is very helpful:)
I did have a feeling that type II would definitely be reversible. Thanks:)
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More police abuse videos, to start off 2013
Happy new year, or I hope you had a happy old year, based on if you are reading this in 2013 or 2012. Well, a topic of mine has been police abusing their authority and yes, once again, this will be one of those columns. In this video police in Chicago are writing a guy a ticket. What for exactly, I am not sure.
The cop gives back the guy's I.D. and the man takes it. Then all heck breaks loose. The cop (who is much bigger then the other man) shoves the man against a wall and starts choking him. The cop said he snatched the I.D. back but I don't really see a snatch, even if so, it does not justify this horrific police abuse.
I don't expect this cop to be punished. They almost never are in fact, even when video exists. Prosecutors provide cover for all but the very worst abuses and even in those cases it usually takes quite a bit of public pressure for a cop to get anything more then being suspended with pay.
In this video out of Seattle police officer Sonia Fry harshly grabs protestor Maria Morales, during a parade earlier this year. Fry throws Morales on the ground, where other cops pounce and arrest Morales. Officer Fry states that Morales cursed at her and pushed her. The video shows that she didn't push Fry and if she curses her, so what.
That does not give Morales the authority to use physical violence against someone else. If she can't handle an obscenity against her, which based on her lying about the shove is doubtful in of itself, then she shouldn't be a cop.
The charges, when the video of this incident was found, were dropped against Morales. If there was no video, you can be sure that Morales would spend at least months in jail with a criminal record which would follow her for the rest of her life. Indeed, she states she lost her apartment and job as a nurse because of this arrest.
Morales is suing, good. Officer Fry has suffered no punishment I am aware of, and she probably won't suffer any now and into the future. That is just the nature of violent attacks by cops.


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Hopefully this change would also include any 'special interests' that also use people and politics to gain advantages.
Without inclusion of all shady political influence, any change would only shift the advantages, not eliminate them.
Dick Mason keeps making veiled accusations of obstruction and non-cooperation in the failed transfer of the station's license, and it's obvious he's not referring to the FCC. When are we going to read the other side of this story?
Under theses circumstances, response to the berm at the dump would be a much less significant emergency, wouldn't you think?
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Samsung, Apple Dominate Smartphone Market as Nokia Slips
Smartphone shipments grew 35 percent annually to reach nearly 162 million units in the third quarter of the 2012, according to new data from research firm Strategy Analytics.
IDC reported similar numbers, estimating that smartphone vendors shipped 179.7 million units during the third quarter, up from 123.7 million units last year for 45.3 percent year-over-year growth.
Samsung was the undisputed star of the market, shipping a record 56.9 million smartphones worldwide during the third quarter — the largest number of units ever shipped by a smartphone vendor in a single quarter — to capture 35 percent global share, Strategy Analytics said. Apple came in second, shipping 26.9 million smartphones worldwide to nab 17 percent market share.
"Despite tough competition in stores and courtrooms, Samsung continued to deliver numerous hit models, from the high-end Galaxy Note phablet to the mass-market Galaxy Y," Neil Mawston, executive director at Strategy Analytics, said in a statement. "Apple had a solid quarter in the important United States market and this helped to strengthen its global performance."
Samsung and Apple's success was not a good thing for Nokia, which slipped from the top three global smartphone rankings "for the first time in history," Neil Shah, senior analyst at Strategy Analytics, said in a statement. Nokia shipped 6.3 million smartphones worldwide, grabbing 4 percent market share in the third quarter, slipping from 16.8 million units and 14 percent share a year ago.
"Nokia will need to ramp up sharply its Windows Phone volumes if it wants to recapture a top-three smartphone position in the next one to two quarters," Shah added.
ICD reported that Nokia was replaced by Blackberry maker Research in Motion. Nokia's transition from Symbian to Windows Phone-powered smartphones "has left ample opportunity for rivals to steal share away from Nokia over the past 18 months," Kevin Restivo, senior research analyst with IDC, said in a statement. Even so, there is still room in the market for Nokia and other vendors to find success, he added.
Meanwhile, the larger worldwide mobile phone market grew 2.4 percent over the last year, with vendors shipping a total of 444.5 million mobile phones during the period, compared to 434.1 million units last year, IDC said. The firm expects long-term mobile phone and smartphone shipments to grow even further thanks to the important role mobile phones play in people's lives.
"At the heart of mobility is communication," Ramon Llamas, research manager with IDC's mobile phone team, said in a statement. "Mobile phones and smartphones play a critical role in keeping people connected, regardless of location. In addition, their utility beyond communication — productivity, entertainment, and multimedia — continues to add to their value."
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RIAA Promotes Illegal P2P Services, Expert Claims
A leading music industry expert has accused the RIAA of having its own agenda, one that goes directly against the interests of some of the major labels. Among other things, it is claimed that the RIAA promotes illegal P2P services to parents and educators. These services, including iMesh and Bearshare, will apparently become prime targets for a US-led anti-piracy campaign.


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I've recently had a couple of experiences in which I discovered someone who I would have bet money was a Christian turned out to be a pretty staunch atheist. I was wondering how common this is. I live in the south, and I work for an extremely conservative company that largely hires from religious schools, so I've always been extremely careful airing my beliefs at work. I finally mentioned to one guy that I was an atheist, and he laughed and responded, "I thought I was the only one here!" This has happened once more, and so I'm wondering... how many of us are out there? It was such an excellent experience, and so uplifting! I I sometimes wonder if atheism is more prevalent than we know, and if people are holding back from confessing for fear of reprisal. Has this happened to anyone else?
Isn't it great to feel like you're a part of something? Your experience at work is indeed uplifting, I'm glad you have found others like you in a place where you thought they wouldn't exist.
In New Zealand it common for people's religiosity to be secret. At my workplace I had no idea what my co-workers religious beliefs were until one day I tested the water by telling a religious joke:
What's the difference between a prayer in Church and a prayer in a Casino?
In a casino you really mean it.
The joke was well received and the next day - they had filthier religious inspired jokes to share themselves.
I do find it exciting myself when I find other atheists/agnostics.
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Y'all, please hang out with me at this awesome Dinner and Warehouse Dance Party fundraiser for Green Opportunities on May 22! Green Opportunities is an Asheville-based, community-based development organization dedicated to building a strong and just green economy through job training and placement, community education, and green micro-enterprises.
Soul/funk songstress, Laura Reed from Laura Reed and Deep Pocket is playing an acoustic set! It's her first time playing in Asheville in more than a year. Then, there are a few amazing DJs, and $3 Pisgah Organic beer. It's in the hip River Arts District at the Seven Star Factory —in the old Cotton Mill building on Lyman.
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Make "Beautiful Darkness" Movie Happen!
So, Beautiful Creatures did not do very well in the Box Office for it's opening weekend. Many people are afraid that this will hinder the chance of a sequel to the movie, which would be based on the second book in The Caster Chronicles, Beautiful Darkness, by Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl. By signing this petition, and getting enough signatures, it may help to sway the decision of those involved in green-lighting the second movie. It would be very much appreciated if you would sign! thank you so so so much.
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By what I took you post is says that first, you made the darkness thicker, then, you throw the 2 daggers, then, you moved, then you pulled our your chain dagger.
Correct? If so then my move is justified as you would not have been able to start circling or pull your newest weapon out.
It would cause me to have to react, yes. I did change tactics in reaction, so I am no longer circling, though since I didn't specify something else as far as a weapon, or not taking it out, I still did, as in that post, I would still have the time to.
Ok. Understand. Also, would that attack have destroyed or at least disrupt the circle casting you cast at the start?
When it disappeared, I basically dispersed it(Meaning the seal isn't there, per se, more of woven into the spell itself, making it harder to destroy.). You would need to effect the magic directly.
I understand where you are coming from but if that's the case what is the regent that keeps this darkness fueled? Sorry to ask so many question. I just like to make sure I understand everything that is happening.
Last edited by MassAttack330; 09-07-2013 at 05:33 PM. Reason: typo
Fulled? Do you mean fueled? If so, what keeps it going, is me. It is like a created dimension in the sense of it is linked to me. It doesn't in the sense feed off of my power so much as use me as a connection. The circle works in the same way, but it does so through me. If I get disrupted, or killed, it doesn't have a way to work, as it is embedded to much into the magic itself. It is just a technique that makes it harder to remove. Alastor and Kyo have a tendency to destroy anything I do, so I used it to help. If you have any questions on how something works, I don't mind, as long as it is kept as OoC knowledge, or if your character has ways of understanding it, then that is fine too.
Yea of course. This is strictly ooc.
And, Wow. That typo of mine was horrible...
All good. XD We all make mistakes, especially typing ones.
Agreed. Post is up. Any concerns before you post, just ask.