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Anderson recorded his 9th double-double of the season as the Bruins (13-3, 2-1 Pac 12) beat the Sun Devils (13-4, 2-2) for the 7th time in their last 8 games.
Jordan Adams scored 15 points, Bryce Alford added 13 and Norman Powell scored 11 points for the Bruins.
UCLA 14-0 run to take a 20-12 lead following a 3-pointer by Zach LaVine with 12:11 remaining in the opening half. LaVine made 8 of 12 field goals and scored 15 of his 19 in the first 20 minutes as the Bruins took a 50-33 advantage into the break.
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Grimsby Town: Mariners have 'strong budget' for new players to mount sustained promotion challenge
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GRIMSBY Town managers Rob Scott and Paul Hurst will be armed with a competitive budget as they bid to put together a squad capable of challenging for promotion.
The hunt for new players will soon gather pace, and the Telegraph understands there will be few clubs in the Blue Square Bet Premier to rival Town's financial clout.
Mariners shareholder and figurehead John Fenty said the budget for players is "comparable" to previous years and that the club is "well equipped" to mount a serious and sustained assault on the top spots.
Mr Fenty said: "The managers have put proposals to us that involve a squad of 22 professional players – and we tend to subscribe to that.
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"There will be chopping and changing but the managers have some fresh ideas and I am very optimistic. The managers have a had a full year in this division now and they know the level and the players very well. They are hard-working and relentless in the pursuit of new players. I take my hat off to them for that. They have been going to game after game looking at potential targets."
While new players putting pen to paper on new deals may be some way off, Mr Fenty revealed early talks had already begun with "two or three" key targets.
He said the most sought-after players in the market place are likely to either be snapped up early in the summer – or right at the end, after they have waited for the best offer to come in for them.
"Often the best players will either sign straight away if there is a really good deal on the table for them, or they will play the field and wait," he said.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - The discovery of a 5-year-old boy so badly beaten and burned investigators called his treatment torture has sent police searching for his mother and her friend.
Starkeisha Brown, 24, and Krystal Matthews, 19, who live together in a South Los Angeles residence, have not been seen since Brown's biological son was found abandoned, police said.
"I've never seen anyone with these kinds of injuries who has lived," Assistant Chief James McDonnell said at a Friday news conference. "This kid must have a tremendous will to live, to be
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The child was taken to a hospital Monday with multiple injuries amounting to "unbearable physical and psychological abuse," including cigarette burns to his body and a broken tooth with a nerve exposed, McDonnell said.
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Detectives said the suspects routinely denied the child food and water and forced him to sit in his own urine.
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June 11, 2013
Twelve current and former University of Minnesota swimmers competed at the 2013 TYR Fran Crippen Memorial Swim Meet of Champions in Mission Viejo, Calif., last weekend, with Kyler Van Swol tying American record-holder Tom Shields for first place in the 200 meter butterfly and Ashley Steenvoorden placing second in the 400, 800 and 1500 meter freestyles to US Olympian Chloe Sutton.
Steenvoorden placed second in the 800 meter freestyle with a time of 8:33.24, while junior Kiera Janzen followed in fifth place with a time of 8:48.99. Sophomore Samantha Harding notched a time of 8:54.24 to place 10th in the event.
Steenvoorden and Janzen then added second and fourth place finishes in the 400 meter freestyle with times of 4:10.05 and 4:14.24, respectively. Janzen finished sixth overall in the 200 meter freestyle with a time of 2:02.63. Jessica Plant posted an 11th-place finish with a time of 2:02.37, while Steenvoorden secured a time of 2:03.01 to finish 17th overall.
Plant added a time of 4:20.38 in the 400 free to place 11th overall, while Harding following with a 15th-place finish with a time of 4:22.08.
In the men's 1500 meter freestyle, junior CJ Smith secured a 10th-place finish with a time of 15:55.52, with Logan Redondo finishing 22nd overall with a time of 16:28.89 and Garin Marlow finishing 31st overall in 16:43.40.
CJ Smith added another top-15 finish in the 400 meter freestyle with a time of 4:02.05 to place 12th overall, while Redondo was close behind with a 15th-place finish in 4:05.35. Marlow placed 52nd in the prelims with a time of 4:15.54.
Carl Newenhouse finished 24th in the 100 meter freestyle in 53.36, before posting a time of 2:04.46 in the 200 meter backstroke, good for fifth place in the championship final. Sophomore Jimmy Rafter also competed in the 200 meter back, finishing 39th with a time of 2:16.49.
Sophomore Kierra Smith placed 19th in the 200 meter butterfly bonus final with a time of 2:22.32 and senior Kyler Van Swol tied for first place in the 200 meter fly championship final with a time of 2:00.26. Andrew Hartbarger clocked a time of 2:04.06 to place ninth overall.
Van Swol and Redondo posted times of 1:53.88 and 1:55.02, respectively, to place 18th and 21st overall in the 200 meter free finals. Newenhouse finished 27th in 1:56.75, CJ Smith finished 29th in 1:58.32 and Marlow finished 55th in 1:59.68.
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May 9, 2005, San Jose, Calif. — Guest curated by Marcia Tanner, Brides of Frankenstein is an exhibition of experimental work by a new generation of female artists working with video, electronics, robotics, the Internet, computer games and animation, and other digital and traditional media to animate synthetic creatures with virtual life. Presenting visually and conceptually compelling pieces by approximately fifteen artists, the exhibition runs from July 31, 2005 through October 30, 2005.
In Brides of Frankenstein, the artists are the "brides." As metaphorical consorts of Mary Shelley's fictional and archetypal scientist, Dr. Victor Frankenstein, they engender lifelike creatures. Like his, their artificial progeny embody complex responses to the human implications of the technologies they use. And like Shelley's fiction, their projects question the unreflective drive to reconfigure nature that motivated Dr. Frankenstein and explore the profound social, cultural and moral issues his activities raise.
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Construction Loan Agreements: Unless Agreed To, Lender Has No Duty To Protect Borrower's Interests
The risk involved with a construction loan makes it very unattractive for most lenders. Nonetheless, commercial banks are drawn to construction loans because it allows them to maintain their liquidity. When the provisions of a construction loan agreement are negotiated, the bank will traditionally request monitoring systems for the disbursed funds to minimize the risk it assumes with the loan.
The general rule in Tennessee is that, in the absence of a contrary agreement between the parties, a lender owes no duty to a borrower to disburse the loan proceeds for the borrower's benefit. This means that a lender has no affirmative duty to protect the borrower's interests. However, as an exception to this rule the lender may assume such a duty by agreement.
In Suzich v. Booker, et al. (affirmed on Friday, July 27, 2012), a $1.7 million construction loan was exhausted prior to the completion of the borrowers' residence. As a result, a contractor filed his claim for a materialmen's lien for $95,000 and subsequently sued the borrowers and the lender, First Citizens National Bank, to enforce same. The borrowers responded with a cross complaint against the lender alleging that the lender breached the construction loan agreement when it disbursed all of the loan funds without inspecting the progress of the construction. The lender responded that it did not have a contractual duty to inspect the construction of the residence.
After reviewing the provisions of the construction loan agreement, the Court of Appeals agreed with the lender. In looking at the entire contract, the Court reasoned that while the lender was entitled to demand an inspection before disbursing funds to the borrowers, it was "not obligated to inspect . . . or inform [the borrowers] about the Project's progress or performance." Thus, the construction loan agreement did not explicitly require the lender to assume an affirmative duty to protect the borrowers' interests.
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The Internal Revenue Agency (IRS) has announced the 2015 401(k) and IRA Contribution Limits, which were published on October 23, 2014. Changes were made to the investment limitations due to the increase in the cost-of-living expenses, which warranted an increase in 401(k) and IRA investment limits. The following explains the adjustments that have been made to contribution limits for the 2015 tax year.
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These comments are submitted on behalf of the Coalition for a Democratic Workplace ("CDW" or the "Coalition"). CDW encompasses hundreds of employer associations, individual employers and other organizations that collectively represent millions of businesses of all sizes. They employ tens of millions of individuals working in every industry and every region of the United States. These employers and employees have a profound interest in the Board's Proposed Rule, which the Coalition believes is contrary to many provisions, policies and purposes of the National Labor Relations Act, 29 U.S.C. §§ 151 et seq. ("NLRA" or "Act") and inconsistent with the free speech protection afforded by the United States Constitution.
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pberthoty 2 years, 10 months ago on Veterans 'Supermarket of Benefits' draws large crowd
Veterans 'Supermarket of Benefits' draws large crowd
VietVet. (and others) At the entrance (or exiting) of the main auditorium of the SVB was a recruiting booth from the local VFW Post. We assisted Veterans that could not stand. One vet had stints and I got chairs for him and his son. There were others who also sat in chairs that I obtained for them to sit on. This was the 2nd biggest and my first. At the SVB at Waycross, only 19 vets showed up. Maybe they will learn what I have been telling our local government that we have the largest concentration of veterans in SW Ga. and be more coodinated in the future. There was a lot more publicity and support from local government for this latest SVB. The last one in Albany was at the Armory. I am the Commander of Albany's VFW and don't even have a VA card. I served in SE Asia in 67;68 & 69 and Korea and was on Fox TV trying to apply for benefits, but do not qualify since I don't have any service-connected claim. However, I am on the agent-orange list in case a symptom comes up and thought I could do the same with the VA. The brochures for State and Federal benefits were handy and I may be able to get a service license tag. You would be surprised how many vets don't know they can get a free drivers license. The residence requirements have been reduced to 2 years, less than when I first came to Ga. Ga. is one of the States that give a lot of benefits and appreciate our Veterans.
pberthoty 2 years, 10 months ago on Salute to veterans honors service personnel
Salute to veterans honors service personnel
Post 182 is the Leesburg American Legion and 30 is the Albany American Legion, not the VFW. The Albany VFW is Post 2785. Maybe "ill managed" before, but this is a new VFW 2785 with new ideas and a dedicated new Commander and his officers who are striving to improve the VFW. The CO & his Sr. Vice have been spending hundreds of hours at the VFW to improve it in the last 3 months. There are bands now on Friday and Saturday nights, with a swap meet the first Saturday of each month. An added pool table moved up into the main dance hall to be used, amusement machines and new TV's and a lounge with X-box and WiFi through self-improved management at NO COST. It takes money to improve a facility and it is no longer "ill-managed". Come by now and you will see the changes to attract the younger veterans and they are slowly signing up. By January 2013, the front area will be improved with better lighting, new doors and signs. It takes money and all the improvements that have been made so far cost nothing, just time, energy and the desire to improve the facility. If you google it's history, the VFW's purpose since 1899 is to help veterans and no one does more. It is the largest American organization of combat veterans. The American Legion is comprlsed of veterans who have served during certain time periods. Both veterans organizations needs the support of younger members. I agree with JROK. Quit Griping and come to our post and start making a difference!
pberthoty 3 years, 1 month ago on Bainbridge Legion post in jeopardy
Bainbridge Legion post in jeopardy
In order to maintain a non-profit status, Legion and VFW's have to conform to certain requirements such as local and area programs for veterans and the community. The IRS has been scrutinizing these facilities and has been shutting many down for not filing proper Form 990's. The organizations that govern themselves have been checking that the posts in the departments throughout their organization comply with those requirements.
VFW and Legions posts throughout are hurting for membership and are trying to attract those since Vietnam. Once made up of mostly WWII veterans (there are no living WWI left) and they are up in age as well and don't participate anymore as well as the VN vets who are getting on in age. The younger troops are not joining to renew the organizations to replace the older vets and have been opening up their posts to the public, like dance and such like our local posts in Albany. Support your local VFW and American Legion Posts.
pberthoty 3 years, 1 month ago on Squawk of the day - August 14, 2012
Squawk of the day - August 14, 2012
Finished watching a lot of Olympics and as a veteran who fought for our flag, I am very disappointed in seeing some of our prominent American athletes, including Gabby Douglas, a wrestling gold medalist and other American athletes, just standing there holding their bouquet of flowers and not paying the proper respect during the playing of our national anthem.
pberthoty 3 years, 7 months ago on Albany Marathon draws crowd
Albany Marathon draws crowd
I helped in the 1st two Downtown Mardi Gras events. Years later, the bike race and Marathon has been added. I am not a runner, but a race in Albany that is a qualifier for the Boston Marathon...that's something. I have been a volunteer for the past few years. One year I worked the 13 mile with a police officer and I am glad she was there. I had no problems with the runners, just the cars that tried to drive through or around the barricades. All the publicity and the maps that were out there and still it was unbelievable what drivers tried to do. (were you out there coach?) This year I volunteered for both the dinner for the runners and finish line at the Marathon. (Ben Roberts of WALB & I stood in the pouring rain and Tstorms, handing out finish medals) I had a chance to talk to a lot of people and the staff at the Hilton during the dinner. The Hilton was filled and other runners from Niarobi and Germany were either staying there or at other hotels. It brings over $2 million to Albany. What impressed me the most in living in this so-called "Good Life City" for almost 30 years (I cringe when I hear it called that) was that it lived up to that name. Staff members went to bed at 2 AM and got up at 5 AM or earlier. There were over 700 volunteers that helped out and each was an ambassador to the Albany area...and that's what we need here to live up to that name. I hope that Albany will come out to support the downtown Mardi Gras and continue to make it a success.
pberthoty 3 years, 7 months ago on Deputies arrest man in Paradise Village shooting
Deputies arrest man in Paradise Village shooting
I applaud DOCO and the SO in catching these criminals. They committed a crime against Hispanic people who were reluctant to talk about the crime because where they come from, they fear the police. Through the efforts of a few interpreters, they were able to convince the victims to cooperate and in such, took some scum off the streets so they don't have a chance to prey on us.
pberthoty 3 years, 7 months ago on FTC considering challenging Phoebe merger to Supreme Court
FTC considering challenging Phoebe merger to Supreme Court
From the Websters Dictionary- Monopoly: Exclusive control of a commodity or service. Monopoly: A game played upon a board in which the players try to accumulate token real estate parcels and put each other out of business. Hmmm. Which one does Phobe fit? (take the board part out and it fits both)
pberthoty 3 years, 7 months ago on Albany Marine Band farewell concert set
Albany Marine Band farewell concert set
The Albany Marine Corps Band is one of 12 Marine Bands that play all over the country, not only in Albany. They have won Marine Corps Band of the Year for 2 years running and for that notariety, will be deactivated, along with the Marine Band at 29 Palms, Ca. How many times has the President's Own played in Albany? I just missed seeing them in October at Panama City. I don't know what you are talking about HQMC band, unless you are referring to the US Marine Corps Band. The U.S.Marine Corps Band is entirely separate from its sister military band, the United States Marine Drum and Bugle Corps "The Commandant's Own" and the 12 active duty Marine Corps field bands of which Albany is part of. It is commonly referred to the "Presidents Own" and they do not have to go through recruit trainng or combat as do the other bands. They are professional musicians.
pberthoty 3 years, 7 months ago on Bridge to be decommissioned Saturday
Bridge to be decommissioned Saturday
OK, so Pheobe has 3800 and the Marine Base now has 3000. They lost a lot of Marines. Phoebe is gobbling up all the hospitals but at one time the base had a lot more Marines and it is still listed at one of the largest employees in Albany. Semantics aside, why wait for BRAC? An award winning band for 2 years has already been deactivated. Years ago, Moody AFB in Valdosta won the best AF base in the US award and they made the BRAC closure. No one believed it, but, the people fought against it and won. A hurricane came through Albany in the mid-80's and dropped 2 pine trees on my house at midnight and caused a lot of damage in the area. It came up from the Southeast, so if you have to evacuate the county to the West, you are going to have to cross the Flint river. According to the GDOT and City, there aren't enought bridges to evacuate across the Flint if needed. Interestingly, the Broad Ave bridge was the 1st to open after the flood.
pberthoty 3 years, 7 months ago on Bridge to be decommissioned Saturday
Bridge to be decommissioned Saturday
Very well written article. The Albany Marine Corps Band is gone and now BRAC will be deciding on the Marine Base. How about a group trying to save the base now, not at the last minute. It is the largest employer in Albany. The closing of Firestone and Cooper will be nothing compared to losing the Marine Base.
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Mother loved knitting, reading and visits from her grand kids. For those who hope only in this life, death is the ultimate sadness; the end of life. But God wants us to grasp the power of the resurrection; Death is not the end, but just the beginning. And when this perishable shall put on the imperishable and this mortal will put on immortality. Then we will say that which was written, O death were is thy victory, O death were is thy sting. Praise God for the victory thru Jesus Christ our savior forever!
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I came home yesterday to this. The pictures are after I cleaned it up a bit. That is why it looks wet. The area is warm to the touch. 2 weeks ago he did have 1 shot of 4-way in his neck and 5 shots of Gentamicin in a 4 day period due to recieving a very deep puncture wound to the chest with a stick. The stab wound is healing great, no swelling and it is starting to close up. This rash thing started the day after the vet gave him his shots. It was small, looking like a bite wound so I passed it off as a bite from the other horses and put some vetericyn on it. Next day it was a little bigger and goey. Put more vetericyn. Day after I noticed it was still getting worse so I stopped the vetericyn to let it dry out. From then on it stayed dried out and the same size. So I left it alone. For the past few days we had some rain. I went out yesterday to find the area now looking like this and really hot to the touch. It almost seems when the area does not stay dry it gets worse. Now he is itching his mane out , a nightmare.
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This is nothing new. The sky was falling back in 2002 (actually, it was, cuz the Steeler D could stop no one in the passing game that year) when Rich Gannon shredded the vaunted steeler D for over 400 yards.
I'm very very worried about my Jets with this upcoming game vs. the Steelers. Although the game you guys played vs. the Broncos was very entertaining, looking at two HOF quarterbacks going at it, I was SORELY hoping you guys would win the game. Playing the Steelers: On the road + home opener + getting players back (Clark, Harrison, Mendenhall?) + Revis may not be 100%, + knowing the Steelers haven't gone 0-2 since 2002 = Me being more frightened than Scooby-Doo confronted with the episode's villain. Still, I want the win...although I don't expect it. Hope it's an exciting game with no one getting hurt.
Did it occur to anyone that perhaps Denver playing in the same division as KC and Haley bringing his offense from KC actually helped the Donks in their defensive gameplan?
We had a 2nd yr CB, a replacement safety, a new defensive captain, a new nickel back, a missing Pro Bowl LB all in the first game of the season. My, our expectations are very high....
The fact is this...we are a good team who played a C+ game when we needed to bring at least an A- to win in a hostile enviroment. Lets call it what it is rather than losing our minds. If we go 0-6, then lets revisit all of this...and maybe I'll agree with all the pessimissm. Right now, I see nothing to make me think the Steelers won't make the playoffs...yet again.
Welcome to the board...always like it when we get knowledgeable fans from opposing teams visiting our forum (except for the internet tough guys who just come to stir things up).
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2.56 FS Damarious Randall, 5'11" 196 lbs., Arizona State
3.87 TE Clive Walford, 6'4" 251 lbs., Miami
4.121 DE Henry Anderson, 6'6" 294 lbs., Stanford
5.160 WR Titus Davis, 6'1" 196 lbs., Central Michigan
6.199 OLB Kyle Emanuel, 6'3" 255 lbs., North Dakota State
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Is there a way to associate a project to the team as a whole? And in Bulk?
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DIY field controller
This is Part 1 of a DIY field control project, not sure if there will ever be a Part 2, we will see.
There was a thread on the forums a few weeks ago that discussed the tournament manager software. I had often wondered what was used at competitions so decided to download and try it out. The tournament manager is in fact a suite of several programs. A database server running in the background communicates with applications for tournament control, audience and pit displays. Multiple instances of the display software can run on a network of computers allowing remote display at a large venue. One operator can control all this from a single location.
Having installed the tournament manager and setup a simple test competition the one thing I noticed was that the match timer does not run. Reading the manual confirms this; the match timer will only run if field control hardware is connected. I'm not sure why this is the case, presumably the PC is used for timing, I can only assume that it is to ensure that all electrical connections are sound before a match can be started. VEX sells the field control system for $200, hard to justify just to be able to play with the application and use when teams are practicing. So to the point of this post, is there a low cost way to enable the match timer. I'm sure the developers would say "just run the application with the –d or whatever flag set", but that would be no fun whereas reverse engineering the hardware is.
The tournament manager installed a driver for the field control system. The driver is at the path C:\Program Files\VEX\Tournament Manager\Drivers\cp210x in the form of an installation utility CP210xVCPInstaller.exe which windows reports as "Driver Installation utility. Silicon Laboratories Inc." Looking at the setup.ini file confirms that this is the correct driver for the field control, a USB device with vendor ID of 0x10C4 and product ID of 0xEA60.
[Driver Type]
VCP CP210x
[Driver Version]
[Product Name]
VEX Competition Field Controller
[Company Name]
VEX Robotics, Inc.
A quick aside, every manufacturer using USB in their products should have their own vendor ID assigned by the USB Implementers forum either by becoming a member or purchasing a vendor ID for around $2000. I don't know why VEX has not done this and continues to have products with vendor and product ID's which are technically in conflict with others on the market. They had a great opportunity to address this when the latest firmware for the cortex was released, but it still has a vendor ID owned by Microchip Technology and a product ID that should be a 10 channel A-D converter. End Rant
So the first place to visit is the Silicon Laboratories web site, searching on CP210x reveals they have a series of USB to RS232 bridge circuits starting with a product designation of CP210, so how to decide which one.
The tournament manager manual has some good close up photos of the field control hardware.
The silabs chip can be seen so we are on the right track. The first thing to notice is that the IC is in a 28pin package, this narrows down the possible products to three, the CP2101, CP2102 and CP2103. Zooming in on the photo suggests the device is the CP2103, the product datasheets confirm this is the most likely as, in addition to the normal serial port emulation, it has four GPIO pins that may be used as digital inputs or outputs. Silabs have an evaluation kit available for $29 so an order was placed. The evalution kit is also available from digikey for the same price.
The evaluation kit consists of a small board with the CP2103 along with cables and software. The board provides jumpers on all signals for test purposes and LED's on the four GPIO lines.
I had fully expected that some reconfiguration of the evaluation board would be necessary, perhaps changing the USB product string to "VEX Competition Field Controller" or something like that. However, after connecting the evaluation board to the PC, allowing the drivers to load and starting the tournament manager software, I was given the option of assigning this new "Field Controller" to a match field.
Testing driver and autonomous control suggests that GPIO_1 is used as the enable/disable signal and GPIO_0 is used as driver/autonomous selection. I'm only interested in operation with VEXnet but assume one of the other GPIO signals would perhaps be transmitter enable/disable for the 75MHz systems. The match timer now operates correctly with the large timer numbers visible on the audience display.
I have no plans to connect this board to the joysticks and allow full field control. This would not be difficult but would require another small buffering and distribution board to be made. Those with some electronics experience would not find this hard but I don't want to be liable for any damage you may cause For the practice matches we will use the timing function but will continue to use the simple competition switch to enable and disable the robots.
Hopefully this helps other teams who may wish to use the tournament manager application as an alternative to using a stopwatch.
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That looks really cool would I be correct to assume that the four jumpers aligned with the LED's control the LED's and could be used to get the activate/disable, auton/driver signals off the board easily?
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Again, if anyone want to extend this to be connected to a joystick, don't try unless you know what you are doing as you may damage the joystick if done incorrectly.
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The group that publishes the Tournament Manager software is planning a new release that will allow users to run the timer without having to have the field controller plugged in. There is no date for this release, as it is lower priority than some other functionality that is more central to game play and managing a tournament. This is something to think about before buying hardware to enable the timer.
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In these cases, it is the CHIP mfg that is reponsible encoding the ID into the CHIP they make, not every end-equipment maker that uses the CHIP.
What kind of USB ID does your SiLabs board put out?
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The SiLabs board uses the Silicon Lans VID, this is not so much of a problem as VEX is using the standard SiLabs com port driver. The cortex, however, should have identified itself as something other than a Microchip device as VEX provides a custom driver.
I was just ranting as this caused a bunch of problems when I wrote my own Mac OSX driver for the cortex. It pretends to be a communications class device but does not conform the the CDC spec as far as I can tell. The fact that it was then being reported as a Microchip Tech device was just one more annoyance. Anyway, it's a done deal at this point, too late to change everything in the field.
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In August of 2001, the bandmembers put aside their other projects and released The Bad Plus through Fresh Sound. It established that the Bad Plus were unafraid to stray from the confines of jazz, but confident enough in their forays to make them stimulating, and not simply novelties. The debut was a critical success, garnering best-of honors from The New York Times and Chicago Reader, among others. An "official" bootleg followed in 2002, eventually going out of print.
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The Bad Plus toured throughout spring and summer 2003 in support of their major-label debut. The band's second album, Give, followed in spring 2004. For 2005's Suspicious Activity?, the trio produced the album with Blake at RealWorld Studios in England. PROG followed in 2007. In 2009 the Bad Plus teamed up with vocalist Wendy Lewis, adding a new dimension to the sound of their sixth album, For All I Care. The following year they continued to shake things up, releasing Never Stop, the group's first album of all original material. After extensive touring and other projects, they recorded another collection of all-original material, Made Possible; it was released in September of 2012. After extensive touring and some side projects by the bandmembers, the Bad Plus returned to the studio and recorded their own version of Igor Stravinsky's ballet The Rite of Spring. It was released by Sony Masterworks in March of 2014, followed by Inevitable Western, a collection of original material, issued in August. ~ Johnny Loftus
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PHOENIX — Computer problems that slowed the Arizona Department of
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