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I'm a firm believer in the future of newspapers — or at least the future of the written word — as a way of delivering news to people, and exercises like "Murder Under the Microscope" illustrate why print journalism remains the best source of accurate and contextual news coverage.
There were 30 homicides in Calgary during 2007, one of the worst years on record. While other media outlets focused on that single statistic, the Herald had the desire, the time and the space to give Calgarians the real story behind the numbers.
Focusing on year-to-year spikes isn't a responsible or accurate way of charting statistical trends, but examining every single homicide between 1992 and 2007 — all 270 of them — gave a true picture of what has been happening in Calgary.
There's no denying that 30 people dying violently is disturbing, but the data produced by our examination shows that Calgary remains a safe city for the overwhelming majority of citizens — despite what you might see on TV.
Murder under the microscope; Big city crime comes to Calgary
February 1, 2008
Jason van Rassel
Calgary Herald
The year began with the slaying of a teenage immigrant whose body was set ablaze inside a trash bin.
The year ended with the daylight shooting of a notorious gang member as he walked in a downtown alleyway.
In all, 30 Calgarians — from a 79-year-old woman killed in her own home, to a 17-year-old part-time drug dealer pushed into a moving C-Train — died at the hands of others in 2007.
It was one of Calgary's bloodiest years of crime — and the most violent since 1992, when city police recorded 31 homicides.
While neither year is the city's deadliest — 1978 was, with 37 homicides — 1992 and 2007 bookend a watershed period when Calgary grew into a metropolis of a million and the notion of "big city crime" with gangs and guns entered the public's consciousness.
Despite the city's growth, the violent taking of a life still has the capacity to shock Calgarians and spread unease, regardless of whether the victim is a stranger or a loved one. Already this year, five more homicides have dominated the news.
There were 270 killings from 1992 to the beginning of 2008, and the Herald has examined every case in the most comprehensive study of local homicides in that time.
Using data from the Calgary Police Service and Statistics Canada, along with court testimony, parole documents and our own archives, the Herald created a database that gave a deeper perspective than the headlines and annual murder counts — creating a profile of who died, how they were killed and why, and where it happened.
Among the key findings:
• Men are far more likely to be both victims and perpetrators: 190 victims — 70 per cent — are men. Among cases where the identity of the killer or accused is known, 87 per cent are male.
• Despite the recent rise in gang violence, knives are the most common deadly weapon, used in more than one-third of all homicides. Killers used guns in almost one quarter of the cases, a rate that's remained steady.
• Gang violence is partly responsible for a recent sharp decline in the rate of homicides cleared by police. (Cases are "cleared" when investigators make an arrest or the homicide is resolved by other circumstances, such as the killer committing suicide.)
• Parents are far more likely to kill their children than strangers. Nine Calgary children have been killed by a parent — or a parent was accused of the crime — compared to one child murdered by a neighbour.
• Alcohol or drug consumption — either by the victim, accused, or both — was documented as a contributing factor in more than four in 10 cases; 19 people have been killed in bar fights.
• Aboriginals make up less than three per cent of the city's population, but comprise at least 10 per cent of homicide victims.
• Only three killings appear to be unprovoked attacks by strangers while more than a quarter of cases involve Calgarians dying at the hands of a spouse, intimate partner or family member.
While gang slayings and other high-profile cases shock the community, crime experts contend people don't need to be more fearful now than in 1992.
"We're as safe as we were 10 years ago, 15 years ago, in terms of becoming a victim of violence — of homicide," says Doug King, chair of justice studies at Mount Royal College, who reviewed the Herald's study results.
Calgary is no different than other major centres in terms of who is committing murder and who is victimized by it, says King, who found the city's statistics mirror national homicide trends.
To truly understand what drives others to killing, he suggests looking beyond the crack dealer on the corner.
People should peer instead behind the closed doors and curtains on their block, King says. Abuse in the home not only creates domestic abusers, but also people who use violence in all kinds of situations.
"If we really want to come to grips with homicide, we have to deal with the dynamics of what happens within families," he says.
While that may provide a partial answer to what causes someone to kill, calculating the effects of those actions is more elusive.
"It's amazing what it does to a person. Your life goes on, but it'll never be the same," laments Tony Martin, whose daughter, Terrie Ann Dauphinais, was slain inside her northwest Calgary home in 2002.
The case remains unsolved, a source of continued anguish — and anger — for Martin. Those emotions are held in check, he explains, only out of necessity so he can stay focused on his job and his family's needs.
"I can't spend a lot of time thinking of ways to get better," Martin adds.
Every Saturday, without fail, Stu and Marg Garrioch visit their son's grave in a cemetery east of the city.
They bring flowers, tidy up the simple marker that holds a faded picture of their teenage son, Ryan, hold hands and pray.
Stu will give his wife a kiss — a kiss that's meant to be from Ryan.
This has been the couple's weekly ritual since 1992, the year a 15-year-old waited in the schoolyard of Thomas B. Riley middle school in Bowness and stabbed 13-year-old Ryan in the stomach when the younger boy arrived for class.
On a bright January afternoon, walking from his truck to Ryan's grave, Stu points out a marker belonging to a man killed in 1993.
He recounts the case — one of many murders he remembers from the months and years after Ryan was buried.
The memories of other families suffering aren't without pain for Stu and Marg: they started a support group and formed lasting bonds with mothers and fathers who also buried their children.
"Maybe we didn't realize how violent it was at the time, until it happened to us," Stu says, as the conversation turns to other cases that shook the city in 1992.
Indeed, three months after Ryan's murder, a five-year-old deaf girl, Shannon Morrissette disappeared while playing outside her Southview home.
A neighbour strangled her and slashed her throat before throwing her body in a trash bin a half-block away.
Before 1992 ended, Calgary also witnessed the killing of a well-respected surgeon, Dr. Geoffrey Cragg, by a burglar in his University Heights home, and the shooting of a police officer, Const. Rob Vanderwiel, during a routine traffic stop on Memorial Drive.
"There were no two the same," Stu recalls.
As the city begins 2008 with five more homicides, Calgarians should understand that killings as wanton and dangerous have been infrequent since 1992, King says.
"Let's not let '92 be a measure of how we're doing today. There seems to be a larger proportion of stranger-motivated homicides that year — there's no explanation for it," says the criminologist.
However, last month's unprovoked killing of 41-year-old Arcelie Laoagan as she walked home from the LRT station raised fresh questions about how safe Calgarians can expect to be in their city.
Police Chief Rick Hanson acknowledged Laoagan's death was tragic, but doesn't prove the city has become more dangerous.
"These types of crimes have always occurred — always. Should people be more concerned than they were a month ago? I don't think so," he told reporters.
King and other experts predict ongoing gang violence will inexorably push the annual number of homicides toward the historic levels of 1992 and 1978.
"We won't see huge increases, we'll see incremental increases . . . and more of them will be gang-related, criminal enterprise-related," he says.
And as the recent shootings of two bystanders in Toronto starkly illustrate, Calgarians can't assume gang violence won't claim an innocent life here.
"There's a certain inevitability to it — we've seen it in other jurisdictions," warns Cathy Prowse, a University of Calgary professor and an expert on gangs.
There is one tangible effect the increase in gang killings is having already: it's driving down the number of homicides solved by police.
Police cleared 80 per cent of the 270 homicides over the past 16 years, but the rate in the first half hit 93 per cent.
It's fallen to 70 per cent in the past eight years, although homicide detectives haven't had as much time to investigate the more recent cases.
At least a dozen of 44 unsolved cases from 2000 to 2007 spring from gang or organized crime activity, compared to only one of the eight cold cases from 1992 to 1999.
Witnesses are usually scared to talk, and associates of murdered gang members are more inclined to exact revenge, rather than turn to police for justice.
A lack of witnesses is "the No.1 hurdle we have," says Staff Sgt, Kevin Forsen of the Calgary police homicide unit.
As a veteran investigator who also saw some of the earlier homicides as a patrol officer, Forsen says fear deters some people from coming forward.
But he's not convinced today's citizens are less civic-minded than they were in the early 1990s.
"The spirit of Calgary hasn't changed. What draws people here still draws the same type of people," he says.
It's also worth noting Calgary's overall crime and homicide rates have declined over the years as the city has grown.
Even if murders are eventually closed, wounds remain for families of the 270 victims.
"That's thousands and thousands of people," says Erin Green, whose brother, Jeremy, was slain in 2005.
Just last week, Erin's sleepless nights returned when the woman convicted in her brother's death — Davina Miller — violated her parole by running from a Calgary halfway house.
Police found Miller in a few days, but Erin and her family are now steeling themselves for an upcoming parole hearing involving Miller's accomplice.
"We just feel like we're getting ripped off, that we're not getting enough retribution for what happened in our lives," she says.
"It's hard to understand that somebody killed somebody and you only get so much time (in jail). I never would have thought about it until it happened to me."
Knives weapon of choice for city killers
February 1, 2008
Jason van Rassel
Calgary Herald
Homicide victims are killed at the hands of another — and most of the time, those hands are holding a knife.
Between 1992 and 2007, there were 96 homicides in Calgary where the offender used a knife or edged weapon, representing more than a third of all cases examined by the Herald in a comprehensive study of local murder patterns.
Stabbings represent the most common method of killing, while firearms were used in 62 cases, or roughly in one in four deaths.
"It just speaks to the availability of a weapon," says Doug King, chair of the justice studies program at Mount Royal College.
Statistics Canada has tracked a steady decline in the use of firearms since historic highs in the 1970s — but the agency stops short of linking the decrease to gun control measures implemented over that time.
Knives, on the other hand, require no licence — they're everyday, household tools within easy reach in a spontaneous situation.
"It would be next to impossible to put a prohibition on knives," King says.
These figures come as the city grapples with growing gang violence, including drive-by shootings. However, the Herald investigation shows that the percentage of homicides involving firearms has remained steady.
The percentage of gun deaths over four-year intervals has actually decreased between 2004 and 2007 and the first four years of the study, when 26 per cent of local homicides involved firearms.
But while frequency of gun use has remained largely unchanged, there has been a shift in who's using them and why.
In many of the earlier years, guns were being used to commit crimes of passion when the killer reached for a nearby weapon in the heat of the moment. Between 1992 and 1995, the categories domestic homicides and deadly confrontations — such as bar fights — accounted for almost half of Calgary killings involving firearms.
"Now, we have more people carrying them around as concealed weapons and they're being used for illegal purposes — it's not a weapon of opportunity so much as it's being used for (crime)," said Staff Sgt. Kevin Forsen of the Calgary police homicide unit.
Statistics back him up. In the past four years, guns were used in at least nine gang homicides and that number stands to go up as police discover the motives behind some as-yet unsolved cases.
Among the gun killings where the motive is known, meanwhile, not one in the past four years sprang from a domestic dispute.
On the other hand, none of the 19 gun killings between 1992 and 1995 appear gang-related, though firearms were used in a wide range of circumstances — including three separate shootings that were deemed accidental, but still resulted in manslaughter convictions.
Overall, two-thirds of homicides during the past 16 years were committed with the aid of a weapon of some sort, including 22 documented bludgeoning cases and the 2006 death of Raminder Dhadda, who was killed when Samrat Dhuna drove a van into crowd of people on the street in front of a bar.
Where are Calgary's deadliest districts?; Beltline the bloodiest with 31 murders
February 2, 2008
Sherri Zickefoose
Calgary Herald
The Beltline. Calgary's downtown core. Forest Lawn. Bowness. Inglewood. East Village.
The city's deadliest streets are found within these districts.
Some are residential communities. Others gritty industrial areas.
But individually, they've endured more bloodshed from drive-by gang shootings, drunken stabbings, drug deals gone wrong and deadly domestic disputes than other Calgary communities.
A comprehensive Herald examination of 270 murders between 1992 and 2007 — two of the worst years for homicides in the city's history — paints a dark picture of where violent deaths are most often unfolding.
In the first four weeks of this year, Calgary has seen five killings in the communities of Altadore, Rosscarrock, Prominence Point, Albert Park-Radisson Heights and Mount Pleasant. It is one of the bloodiest beginnings of a new year on record.
In the previous 16 years, the Beltline, a densely packed area of condos and apartments just south of the downtown, saw 31 killings — the highest in Calgary, according to the Herald investigation.
Part of the violence was fuelled along Electric Avenue, an infamous stretch of bars which saw five homicides during the 1990s before it was phased out; another 26 have taken place in the rest of Beltline.
"People are in a more desperate way of life," said social activist Grant Neufeld, who lives in the neighbourhood. "They're living in poverty, they're in a more vulnerable position on many levels."
The Beltline victims are not just residents living in blocks between 10th and 17th Avenues and 14th Street to the Elbow River.
Many were visitors to inner-city bars and dangerous areas known for drug trafficking.
"We have so many people coming through the downtown core every day, not only for business matters during the day, but at night with the evening attractions," said Staff Sgt. Kevin Forsen of the homicide unit, speaking of the area's nightclubs, restaurants and theatres. "It's an essential place for people to go."
The murder count runs high in other nearby neighbourhoods. Since 1992, Calgary's downtown commercial core recorded 22 murders.
Eleven people have died in Forest Lawn.
Bowness has seen 10 dead.
Nine people died in Inglewood.
The drug-addled East Village has had eight killings.
Location isn't everything — there are other reasons some of Calgary's communities have become homicide hot spots. High-density housing, low incomes, homelessness and addiction all contribute to Calgary's homicides, experts contend.
"We know the Beltline and Forest Lawn areas have an extremely high population density," according to criminologist Doug King, chair of Mount Royal College's justice studies program.
"It's not because they are poor, it's a consequence of living in lower socio-economic conditions where you have to put up with more density," he said.
"It doesn't surprise me that crime is higher in the Beltline, because you have a lot of people living in a very highly compacted area."
According to the city of Calgary's civic census, 17, 794 people are living in the Beltline.
"When people aren't having their core needs met, like for housing for basic work access, physical and mental health, we end up with a lot of secondary social problems," said Neufeld.
"It's damaging to people's lives as a whole. When people don't have enough to get by, they stop caring about the greater social world," Neufeld said.
Outside the city core are neighbourhoods that have seen their share of homicides.
Since 1992, there have been 41 killings within the confines of Ward 10 in the city's southeast.
"It doesn't surprise me," said the area's Ald. Andre Chabot.
"This side of the city seems to attract most of the newcomers to the city. Probably the predominant reason is this is still the most affordable part of the city. It becomes transient, they come in and out. It's probably the first point of entry for most people."
Chabot adds that the southeast communities have become a target area for the illegal drug industry.
"It has all kind of ties into the drug industry, a lot of the crimes are related to that industry," he said.
"And the facts of life about this area, it stands to reason we would have a higher level of homicides than any other part of the city."
Within Forest Lawn's boundaries — 36th and 52nd streets and 8th and 26th Avenues — there have been 11 killings since 1993.
There are 7,872 residents. Most victims were shot or stabbed to death. Some were victims of domestic violence, but many were connected to drugs.
Adding to Forest Lawn's reputation as a dangerous place are the shadows cast over it by surrounding communities.
There have been 26 homicides on the streets of the industrial park, Forest Heights, Dover, Albert Park, Radisson Heights, Penbrooke Meadows, Marlborough and Marlborough Park.
"It's not all in Forest Lawn. The thing that is really important is that a lot of the time it really wasn't Forest Lawn," said Art Sheeler, one of the community's most ardent supporters.
"It's always been a working-class area. Most of the people were honest, decent people, but their temper would get away from them. It just kept getting worse," said Sheeler, who has lived in the area for 36 years.
In the city's northwest, Bowness has seen 10 homicides since 1992.
Norm Perrault found the body of one of the victims, local panhandler named Bradley Edward Aszbach, while he was out walking west of Shouldice Park on Oct. 9, 2007.
"I'm glad that I found the body, instead of some woman walking her dog or some kids. I'd rather not find any more," said Perrault, a Bowness resident for well over 30 years.
The neighbourhood has a high population of transients, he said.
A pocket of high-density housing near 77th Street and Bowness Road and railroad tracks is known to attract addicts and other transients, he said.
"I feel very safe here. There's a lot of really good people who live there, but you also have a lot of transients," Perrault added.
Where visible crime happens is also a function of a community's political clout, said King.
"Lower-income neighbourhoods have an inability to mobilize the political structure in the city to move the crime somewhere else," he said.
"If you are having to make your living working in a convenience store or having to work the night shift, your chances of being victimized are greater than if you are a lawyer sitting in an office in downtown Calgary."
Murder on the home front; 70 Calgarians slain in domestic violence February 3, 2008
Gwendolyn Richards
Calgary Herald
The scenes of the crimes are not dingy bars or back alleys.
They are bedrooms, living rooms — places that, to many, are sanctuaries.
To others, they are rooms of abuse, imprisonment and sometimes murder.
One in four Calgarians killed violently during the past 16 years lost their lives in a place where they were supposed to feel safe and protected.
And they died at the hands of a loved one.
A Herald investigation of all 270 homicides between 1992 and 2007 — two of the bloodiest years in the city's history — shows 70 Calgarians were killed in incidents of domestic or family violence involving their spouses, partners or relatives.
The Tally reflects Alberta's dubious distinction of having the highest rate of domestic violence in Canada.
Each case is unique, but a common thread ties the 70 victims together — many were women who were either leaving or had left their spouse, or there was a history of abuse in the relationship.
Kelly Lee Howe fit both profiles.
Howe first met Morley Sangwais when she was 12 years old and he was 22. Despite the age gap, the pair developed a romantic relationship a few years later that was often stormy.
She was known to stay at women's shelters at times, and Howe once obtained a restraining order against Sangwais.
On Sept. 19, 1995, a neighbour awoke to the piercing screams of the then 19-year-old woman.
"Help me. Help. He is going to kill me," she repeatedly cried out.
During court testimony, the witness said she could still hear Howe's screams, and the sound of the young mother's hands banging on the glass of the closed patio doors as her estranged common-law husband plunged a steak knife into her back.
Sangwais then turned a butcher knife on himself, sticking it into his stomach. Paramedics found him with it that way — alive — as he sat beside Howe's dead body, on her balcony.
For Bruce Howe, the death of his daughter left him with one haunting question: Why would someone kill a person they loved?
"I didn't understand the 'If I can't have you, no one else can,' " he said.
On the night of the murder, when the building manager came out of his apartment below to see what was going on, Sangwais angrily told him to mind his own business.
Anger is often thought to be the motive behind such murders, but one expert questions whether that's the case. Leslie Tutty, a professor in the University of Calgary's social work faculty, says domestic homicides are not really crimes of passion.
"Typically, when someone murders their partner, there's been a history of abuse already in the relationship and often death threats," she said.
In fact, killers in domestic-related homicides are often suicidal.
"If I'm going to take my own life, no one else is going to have you or access to my kids, so I might as well kill everybody," Tutty says of what's likely the thoughts of those who kill the people they love.
That certainly seemed to be the case for Ian Gordon, a math tutor living in the upscale Lake Bonavista community now serving a life sentence for killing his family.
In September 1998, Gordon was found lying in a pool of blood in the master bedroom of his home. He had slashed his wrists after killing his common-law wife Lin Kreis and two young daughters.
Gordon told an emergency operator — whom he called as he lay bleeding from self-inflicted wounds — he killed Kreis because she was leaving him. Police found what appeared to be a suicide note next to his girls, but he never gave them a statement, nor told the 911 operator why he took an axe to their little bodies after picking them up from school.
The triple slaying drove up murder rates that year, with family homicides accounting for five cases, with six victims in 1998.
Domestic-related killings have ebbed and flowed during the past 16 years. In 1992, there were nine; in 2003 and 2004 just one each year. The numbers climbed in 2005 with six, while there were four last year.
A recent Statistics Canada report indicates Alberta has the second-highest figures for domestic homicide. Canada's Governor General took note of the problem when she visited here last year, calling on the province to do something to deal with domestic violence.
In Calgary, about one-fourth of all homicides are flagged as domestic or family violence. For the purposes of the Herald's investigation, that figure includes "triangulation" homicides where the victim is not the partner, but a third person.
Darryl Gozzola, 33, was killed in one such case in 1997, stabbed to death with a skinning knife while in bed with a woman, Rae Lee Sand, who was also injured in the attack.
Sand had left her four-year marriage a month prior, before her estranged husband James Michael Dahnke burst into her home and attacked her and Gozzola.
Those who work on the front lines of the issue say lives have likely been spared as a result of early intervention programs. For example, the Calgary family violence program HomeFront, which helps victims navigate the justice system, says it is reducing the number of repeat offences.
But more help is needed, experts say.
Last November, the provincial Crime Reduction and Safe Communities Task Force's report recommended expanding domestic violence courts, for which the committee heard strong support.
And despite an increased focus on reducing domestic and family violence, men, women and children continue to die at the hands of their loved ones across the city.
Domestic violence — which is seen in many cases leading up to homicides — continues to be the problem that usually remains behind closed doors, despite efforts to pull it out into the public eye.
"It's always been dealt with as a private matter. It's hard for people to realize this is a crime, just like a bank robbery is a crime," says Jan Reimer, executive director of the Alberta Council of Women's Shelters.
To stop domestic violence and to honour his murdered daughter, Bruce Howe set up a foundation in her name and became the protective father to other women trying to escape the claws of abusive relationships.
Through its 10 years, the Kelly Howe Star of Hope Foundation paid rent for women who needed it, had security systems installed, paid for self-defence courses, moved people and stored their furniture.
Howe said many things have changed since his daughter was killed, but contends there are so many programs and agencies, it's bewildering for women trying to access help at a time when they are confused after living in fear and isolation.
Howe dismantled his program in 2006 because he was simply too exhausted to keep it going.
But there's no shortage of people who still need help, he added.
"It's never going to end," he said.


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Wednesday, May 16, 2018
Jesus' Burial - Nathan Rages
In this message from John 19:38-42, we talk about four reasons why the burial of Jesus is important:
1. It sets-up His resurrection.
2. It fulfills prophetic Scripture.
3. It shows how to treat the bodies of deceased believers.
4. It called forth courage from cowardly disciples.
Audio only: https://rgcolumbia.sermon.net/21165401
Sunday, May 13, 2018
Sunday May 20th - Special Meeting Location
On May 20th, our usual Sunday morning worship meeting will be held at Lake of the Ozarks State Park in Osage Beach, MO. We'll be meeting at the PB-1 historic Shelter House (across from the horse stables) at 10:00am followed by a lunch meal at about 12:30pm and afternoon fellowship. All are welcome to join us at the Lake!
Saturday, May 12, 2018
The Piercing of Jesus' Body - Nathan Rages
In this sermon from John 19:31-37, we talk about the piercing of Jesus' Body and see specifically that it:
1. Illustrates the absurdity of legalism.
2. Proves Jesus was really dead.
3. Shows Jesus was truly human.
4. Demonstrates the fulfillment of prophecy, and
5. Points us to Christ's redemption.
Audio only: https://rgcolumbia.sermon.net/21156888
Saturday, April 28, 2018
The Death of Jesus - Nathan Rages
In this sermon, we talk about the death of Jesus from John 19:28-30. There are three things that happen close together in these verses:
1. The Drink.
2. The Declaration ("It is finished").
3. The Dismissal (of Jesus' spirit).
Audio only: https://rgcolumbia.sermon.net/21149316
Sunday, April 22, 2018
A Home For Mary - Nathan Rages
In this sermon from John 19:25-27 we take a look at how Jesus, who is being crucified, interacts with His mother, Mary.
Audio only: https://rgcolumbia.sermon.net/21149294
Sunday, April 15, 2018
The Grace and Severity of Christ - Colin Skinner
In this sermon, we take a look at the depth and balance of Christ's character, specifically when it comes to his grace and severity.
Audio only: https://rgcolumbia.sermon.net/21143250
Christ Crucified - Nathan Rages
In this sermon from John 19, we talk about why it was important for Jesus to die from crucifixion.
Audio only: https://rgcolumbia.sermon.net/21137275
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Programming the Balloon's CPLD is done via its JTAG port, using a Xilinx-compatible dongle. See BalloonJTAGing for an overview of hardware options. The software used is BalloonBinaryLoader
bbl --cpld (if your .bblrc has the correct filename and location configured)
This uses the playsxvf tool, supplied by Xilinx to send the correct bitstream down the JTAG port to the device. The playsxvf sources are included in BalloonBinaryLoader and installed as part of bbl.
The preparation of the vhdl logic into .xsvf file is done with the Xilinx iMPACT tool, supplied as part of their WebPACK http://www.xilinx.com/ise/logic_design_prod/webpack.htm. See BalloonVHDL for details.
Balloon 3
The device is a Xilinx XCR3256XL (Spartan 3 family). It is programmed using the JTAG port on J12 on the topside of the board.
bbl --cpld (using bblrc settings)
or in full:
bbl --cpld --logicdirectory balloon/svn/trunk/vhdl --logicfile l3image.xsvf
This is now available for both Windows and GNU/Linux, but it is a monstrously large download - set aside an afternoon and 3GB of disk for v9. You have to register to download it.
Balloon 2
The device is a Xilinx XCR3128XL-CS144. It is programmed using the 10-pin connector (J9) on the underside of the board.
The whole process of programming the CPLD using playxsvf is documented in the readme file
There is a gotcha with programming the CPLD on boards which have the audio hardware on them. Because the connections to the audio codec are shared with the CPLD's JTAG pins on Balloon2, the audio hardware much be switched on during CPLD programming. We have a tool to do this, slightly confusingly named balloon-audio-off, which is included with BalloonBinaryLoader, and you can see the readme file at svn://svn.balloonboard.org/balloon2/trunk/bbl/balloon-audio-off/readme.txt which describes the whole process.
bbl --cpld (using bblrc settings)
or in full:
bbl --cpld --logicdirectory balloon/balloon2/205g --logicfile 070803_NAND_ground.xsvf
Converter for older Xilinx tools
A simple (windows exe) tool to convert SVF files (ASCII version) into XSVF (binary version) are made available by Xilinx at ftp://ftp.xilinx.com/pub/swhelp/cpld/eisp_pc.zip but we also mirror them on Husaberg at http://husaberg.toby-churchill.com/chrisj/xapp058_v5.01/. This is needed for use with older version of the iMPACT tool which only output SVF files, not XSVF files.


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When they came for him none of his neighbours were surprised.
For years Mick had been a 6.6-on-the-Richter-scale nuisance in the building. Loud music, loud video-games, loud movies, loud shouting at various gods and goddesses. Aileeza, the tenant in 2B ("Or not to be!" Mick would always shout at her when they passed in the hallway) would often point out that his whole shtick was a knock-off of that character in Warren Ellis' Transmetropolitan. The other tenants didn't get the reference but they got the fact that Mick hated Warren Ellis and therefore hated the comparison, and they took some pleasure in that. Petty maybe, but they had endured and were entitled to some small retributions.
Evicting Mick wasn't an option, despite it being a cause that would have unified Democrat and Republican, Israeli and Palestinian, Team Angel and Team Spike. Mick's residency was secured due to the funding agreements as arranged by the local Arts Council and the local Mental Health Agency. Mick's presence was what kept the rent so low and ensured the other tenants could continue living there.
"'There is no war, there is only the Dalang!'" Mick would shout about the way he both embodied and transcended the dualities of the situation, to which Aileeza would point out that he was only quoting Grant Morrison, another comic writer whom Mick rather liked but nevertheless resented being accused of imitating (although he most certainly was).
And so it had continued until the day it stopped. When they finally came for him. The other tenants weren't sure exactly who 'they' were, or what Mick had done to finally warrant apprehension - for all his sound and fury he never signified anything actually violent.
Of course he did a fair bit of shouting as the men and women in nondescript clothing (the kind of outfits that operatives in those Bourne movies always wore) took him away in their black SUV.
"I fucking made Max! He's nothing without me! If I had never taken that assignment for Opi8 he'd still just be a figment of your fucking imaginations! And who do you think has protected him all this time? Do you have any fucking clue how hard it is for him to even be in the world? If I hadn't kept all you assholes distracted with my rants and my jokes you would have seen right through him and he'd be thrice as fucked as he already is! So you thinking you're helping Max? You're fucking killing him!"
Three or four days later the tenants began commenting to each other on how unsettling the quiet was.


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S hirley Taylor's day in court stretched into a long night and a second morning. When it finally ended at 10 a.m. Thursday, a Newport News Circuit Court jury decided Taylor was not guilty of reckless driving and saved her from what her attorney called a vigilante attack by an officer of Mothers Against Drunk Driving.
Brenda Vaccarelli, now MADD's state chairman, was president of Peninsula MADD last March when she summoned police on her car phone. She reported that a car driven by Taylor was weaving off and on the road. Police followed Taylor for a mile and a half and found nothing wrong with her driving. Vaccarelli followed them both and parked near Taylor's house to see what happened.


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Wharton County JC nursing program graduates 22
Published 7:00 pm, Monday, September 12, 2005
Wharton County Junior College is pleased to announce the recent graduation of 22 students from the Wharton Vocational Nursing Program. The graduates and faculty include (standing left-to-right) front row: Ginger White, Director of Bay City, Kendra Rocha of Palacios, Beverly Cranz of Bay City, Sonya Britton of Wharton, Carolyn Ramirez of Columbus, Sally Morrison of Palacios, Ashley Kopech of Brenham, Amanda King of Sealy, Laura Thompson of Bay City, Brittney Sykes of Houston, Tiffany Ross of Bay City, Elizabeth Rohan, Instructor of Columbus. Graduates and faculty (standing left to right) back row include: Donna Welborn of Bay City, Priscilla Allen of El Campo, Veronica Rodriguez of Sugar Land, Christina Aguilar of Palacios, LaToya Spiller of Bay City, Sharonda Romo of Penitas, Michelle Allen of El Campo, Melissa Quintanilla of Palacios, Belinda Elkins of Bay City, Diane Deese of West Columbia, and Linda Beeson, Instructor of Louise. Not pictured, Mary Nanjala, and Chinyere Ohamadike both of Houston. Prior to graduation, students successfully completed one year of intensive study to prepare and enable them to pass the National Council of State Boards of Nursing Exam. Upon receiving their Vocational Nursing license, they will practice the art and science of nursing as a licensed vocational nurse in many areas of their local communities. Applications for the 2006 Fall Class will be accepted through May 31, 2006. For information and application contact WCJC's Vocational Nursing Program at (979) 532-6491.


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Author: Deborah A. Bleackley
Subtitle: A Semiotic Analysis of Rape Myths in Three Popular Films
Thesis: M.A. Thesis, University of British Columbia
Year: July 2004
Pages: v + 62pp.
Language: English
Keywords: 20th Century | U.S. History | Representations: Films / The Accused, Boys Don't Cry, Pulp Fiction
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»This essay considers the representation of rape in three popular films and how these depictions may reinforce or undermine ideas surrounding rape, gender and normative sexual behaviour. Often rape myths (female sexual availability and male sexual aggression) are mobilized in conjunction with the depiction of rape, and it is through this mobilization of rape myths that explorations of normative sexual behaviour and gender are considered.
Wikipedia: The Accused (1988 film), Boys Don't Cry (film), Pulp Fiction
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I'm officially obsessed (as I tend to get when I find something I like) with this ink. Well, not this one specifically, but the brand and concept. I have a ton of them already, but there are literally 10 more I want. And at $10 a piece, I won't be getting them anytime soon. PLUS, the stores with coupons (Joanns, Michaels, AC Moore, etc.) have a limited supply, so I can't get the ones I really want. SO, if you see any of the following and you can get them on sale or whatever, leave me a comment and I'll buy them if you'll send them to me. Because you're all awesome!
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I need lots of passport photos. Two for the Jewish Agency and three (four?) for NBN. Passport photos are very expensive-- $8 ($9? I don't remember which, but I think $8) for two. Since I need six and two come per set, that's 3 sets (Sara, aren't you proud of me? I'm doing math!). 3x$8 = $24-- for six photos. Really? Even Costco is what-- $5? But that's still $15 AND I have to get (read: drive 20-30 minutes) to Costco, whereas Rite-Aid, CVS, and Walgreens are within walking distance. I could print them myself, since my mom has a photo printer-- but it standardly prints 4x6, 5x7, 8x10, or a standard sheet of paper. Note how none of those are 2"x2" required for US passport photos or 35 mm by 45 mm required for the NBN photos.
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I know how I'm printing my passport photos. (MLIA.)
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
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The 90th Percentile had an article bashing code generation as a programming technique. He is suspicous that visual programming is no better (and in many ways worse) than textual programming. The generated code is often unreadable, and in the case of proprietary tools, you'll be forever dependent on the tool vendor for bug fixes and updates.
The IVR industry is especially wed to visual tools, because they actually work well. For DTMF apps, that is, whose structure is basically a tree. However, the tools promote the anti-pattern of putting all the business logic in the IVR equivalent of the onClick event.
I would defend code-generation for cross-language problems such as build and deploy tools, or backup tools that are a combination of code and scripts.
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Tiger Aspect Productions has named Clare Handford as the company's new head of factual programming.
Handford was a casualty in Sky's restructuring of factual earlier this year, when it merged its factual and factual entertainment commissioning teams.
Handford will oversee ongoing commissions at the Endemol group company, including Restoration Man, Channel 4's George Clarke-fronted series, and An Island Parish, the long-running BBC Two series which has, over the past eight years, explored the Isles of Scilly, Barra in the Outer Hebrides and most recently Sark in the Channel Islands.
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At Sky, as commissioning editor, factual from 2011 to 2013 she commissioned and executive produced across the Sky portfolio, from Grierson-nominated Bradley Wiggins: A Year in Yellow for Sky Atlantic to The Metamorphosis for Sky Arts. Her credits include Harrow: A Very British School, British Cycling: Road to Glory, Newlyweds: the First Year, God Save The Queens, Fat: The Fight of My Life and Nick Broomfield's forthcoming feature doc, The Grim Sleeper.
Before joining Sky, she worked at Jane Root's production company Nutopia, where she secured the multi-million pound Discovery commission, How We Invented The World. She was also a producer at Talkback Thames on two series of The Apprentice.


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My family came up to visit, here is a picture of my brother and I playing a game, he's going to spend the night here with my mom and I. It's almost as if we were back home. I am glad they are here with me.
Everything is well with me, I continually have to thank God for all that He is doing in my life, and thank Him even when things look bad because I know He says He makes the crooked paths straight and has a plan for all of us even though the situation in which we are at seems grim.
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Poland to clamp down on junk food ads targeting kids: report
The ministry plans to ban adverts encouraging children to buy and eat sweets, sweetened drinks and salty snacks, the Gazeta Polska Codziennie daily reported.
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The Ushobrakflug train system is a small train track system on Ushobrakflug, first created in YE 35 to connect the various locations on the planet for use in rapid transportation. The track utilises Type 32 rail trains on the track, both for cargo and passenger transport. The tracks are still being expanded as the planet becomes more urbanised and new demands for connections arise. It is officially controlled by the National Infrastructure and Utilities Service, and the Yamatai Department Of Colonization.
There are several train stations that allow passengers to embark and travel to the various places on the planet. Most of these are used both for passengers and cargo. These stations are currently all connected by one continuous track line.
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Christians are "saved" by the "cross" of Christ. But do we mean the literal wooden pole upon which the body of Christ hung? Or, is the word "cross" used for what it represents or stands for? The "cross" is a term used to represent the death of Christ and his work of atonement and redemption.
So, when Christians say that they trust in the "cross" of Christ, they are not saying that they are trusting in a wooded pole, but to the thing the word has come, by a trope, metonymy, or synecdoche, to signify or represent.
A "metonymy," from the Greek, meaning "change of name," is "a figure of speech in which one word or phrase is substituted for another with which it is closely associated (such as "crown" for "royalty")."
Metonymy is also "the rhetorical strategy of describing something indirectly by referring to things around it, such as describing someone's clothing to characterize the individual."
Thus, "metonyms" are "words that name an object from a single characteristic of it or of a closely related object," like a "synecdoche," Greek meaning "shared understanding."
Thus, by these literary devices and language customs, something can be ascribed to a symbol that is not true of the symbol, but of the thing signified by the symbol.
Thus, when we say, as Christians, that we are saved by the "cross" of Christ, we do not mean the sign but the thing signified by the sign.
Thus, when the scriptures speak of sinners being washed with "water," the word cannot refer to literal water, but to what water represents. Sinners are not actually washed in heart, soul, and mind by literal water, but to what water represents to them.
The question is, what does "water" represent? Surely in scripture it is used to represent that which cleanses the soul and mind, either the Holy Spirit, or the scriptures, the blood of Christ, or to the whole cleansing work of God.
We are saved, said Christ, by "eating" his flesh and body, that which he calls the "manna of life," and by "drinking" his "blood." How and when is this done?
Surely these metaphors are used to describe the mystical experience of Christ entering or incorporating himself, spiritually, into the very core of the heart, soul, or mind, the place where the ego resides and the will is directed, or of the sinner "receiving" Christ. It speaks of that experience wherein the gospel is believed and received, where Christ is embraced and accepted, and recognized as the Messiah, Son of God, God's appointed prophet, priest, and king.
Surely Christ did not have reference to his future institution of the Lord's Supper, Communion, or Eucharist. Surely he was not referring to this ceremony. The logical consequences, the reductio ad absurdum, of the idea, renders it wholly untenable and unscriptural.
Are sinners not saved till they partake of the rite of Communion? Though they have received Christ and the gospel, have they not yet eaten the "bread of life" or had Christ incorporated into them? Truly they fulfill the command of Christ to eat him, as the Bread of Life, and drink him, as the Water of Life, when they come to enlightenment and faith. The later partaking of the Communion Supper is but a commemoration and representation of what he has experienced inwardly, in the spirit, and by faith.
We receive Christ in the Lord's Supper, but only in a figure. It represents the reception, mystically and in heart and spirit, of Christ's spiritual presence and word, but is not the reception itself.
Likewise, we enter Christ in water baptism, but only in a figure. It represents entrance, mystically and in heart and spirit, into Christ and his cleansing blood. We are ceremonially "washed" in water baptism, but not literally, only figuratively and formally, and by way of commemoration and dedication.
We say we fight for the "flag" of our country. But, do we mean we fight for the literal flag, or for what it represents? When we say we enter Christ by baptism, and are washed in baptism, etc., are we referring to the sign itself, or to the thing signified by the sign? When we say that Christ enters us in the Lord's Supper, do we mean literally or symbolically? When we say the Communion "bread" is the body of Christ, do we mean it, in itself, or what it represents or signifies?
We are thus saved by both baptism and the Lord's Supper, but only ceremonially or symbolically, not actually.
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Faisalabad, the country's third main city, has faced its largest terrorist attack in many years. Up until now, the crowded textile-manufacturing centre had not been hit - blasts in Punjab, for the most part, took place in Lahore or Rawalpindi that houses the military headquarters. The blast in Faisalabad resembled those that have occurred in other places in terms of its cautious planning and execution. A car packed with explosives blew up at a CNG station, killing at least 20 people and injuring around 100 others with the numbers of both dead and injured expected to increase.
This latest blast indicates a development in the ring of terrorism. The menace has expanded beyond the tribal belt and into cities all over the place. It is possible that terrorists chased out of their strongholds in Khyber-Pakhtukhwa have set up bases elsewhere. It is also possible that they are working with activists based in Punjab. We require developing a broad-based strategy to tackle terrorism and hunt down those behind it wherever they may be in the country. The Punjab chief minister has already suggested that a national conference be held to talk about this growing crisis. The Faisalabad blast should help eradicate any doubt as to the require to call one and devise a plan to stop terrorism from growing and taking a still greater toll on lives.
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from War, The Liberator and Other Pieces, an electronic edition
Ode to a French Regiment
On Finding They Had Left Behind More Stores Than We
Had Bargained For
DEAR Allies, whom we were relieving,
When we came to the line from our rest,
We came to you fondly believing
You would take us and give us your best.
You gave us your wine in full measure,
Your rum and your coffee was nice,
And as an additional pleasure
You left us your lice.
Oh, lice full of vigour and beauty,
That rove where the rich blood was spilt,
Do you really believe it your duty
To make your abode in my kilt?
Do you honestly think my suspenders
A fit place to take your repose,
And prey on your country's defenders
Instead of her foes?
Are you really French vermin, I wonder,
Or when the new trenches were won
Did they count in the tale of their plunder
The fleas and the lice of the Hun?
Do no thoughts of my vengeance appal you
When at night to the battle you rise.
Are you patriots, or shall I call you
Mere traitors and spies?
Nay, then I shall slay you, preferring
To think you the breed of the Bosche,
Who leap from your trenches preparing
To feed on the vitals of Tosh,1
When the iron of the tailor is singeing
The pleats of the kilt that was mine,
I like to think you will die singing
The Watch on the Rhine.
1. Name by which I was known in the battalion.
Previous poem: The German in His Blindness
John Murray, ed. War the liberator and other pieces: With a memoir. New York: John Lane Company, 1918.


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Contributed by Jake Kircher on Apr 5, 2007 (message contributor)
Summary: Continuing our conversation about taking in daily nutrition we turn our attention towards giving. How should that play a part in our every day lives?
Tonight we are going to continue our conversation about taking in Daily Nutrients as we jump deeper and deeper into a relationship with God. Since coming back for the Winter Retreat we have been talking about the importance of hanging out at the feet of Jesus and what that looks like. A few weeks ago, we talked about reading the Bible and how it is God's Words to us. We looked at a whole handful of suggestions to make reading the Bible a little easier to understand and more engaging.
Two weeks ago, we talked, in a sense, about prayer but tackled it from the angel of listening to God. We talked about how important it is to find time to "be still" and listen for God's "gentle whisper." Often, our lives are too busy, too loud, too filled up; that we miss things that God is trying to tell us about Him and about ourselves.
Tonight, I want to look at another discipline that is really important to understand and practice every day. It probably wouldn't be one of the first things that jump into your heads as we talk about taking in Daily Nutrients and at first it may seem to not even fit with our conversation. The discipline we are going to look at tonight is that of giving. Again, I know some of you may be thinking, "Aren't we talking about 'taking in' not giving out? How is this part of taking in Daily Nutrients?" Well, we're going to tackle that question in a little bit, but first, I want to get your general impressions about giving. What comes to your mind when you see or hear the word give?
***Give the students a few moments to think and respond***
I know some of you may disagree with my next comment at first but we, who sit in this room, live in a culture where we have a lot of stuff and a lot of options before us. Even if you are on the low end of the totem pole and feel like you don't have much, compared to other parts of the world, you are rich beyond imagination. We have money to spend on movies, games, and all sorts of other pleasures. Think about how many clothes you have? Girls, how many pairs of shoes do you have? Guys, how many video games do you have? Some of you I know have more than one system, let alone games. Many of us have more than one TV in our homes. We have DVD players, sports equipment, computers, sound systems, instruments, cars, etc. We really do have a lot of stuff that surrounds our lives every day. So, let me pose another question. How would you respond if a stranger came up to you and asked you to give everything you had away– everything! – and told you to give up your family and friends as well, and then to come and follow Him? Just let that sink in for a second? How would you feel? What would you think about?
It is in just that situation that a young, rich man finds himself when talking to Jesus one day. Let's open our Bibles to Matthew 19:16-22 and sit in on the conversation and then I have a movie clip that will help put the story in modern times so that we might understand a little better what's going on.
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Tue., Nov. 25, 1997
Nicole Contos' telephone kept ringing Monday, but none of the callers had the voice she had first heard on a beach in Greece in August a year ago, the voice that belonged to the man she had expected to marry on Saturday evening in a Manhattan cathedral filled with friends and relatives.
The wedding never took place. The prospective bridegroom, Tasos Michael, sent the best man with a message: He's calling the whole thing off. Contos, 27, changed from her wedding gown into a black dress and turned what had been planned as her wedding reception into a party. Her brother gave a toast, and she danced to the disco hit "I Will Survive."
On Monday, with television talk shows calling to ask her to appear as a guest, she considered the mystery of where Michael had gone. A doorman said that Michael, in his tails, was last seen hailing a taxi outside Contos' apartment building on the Upper East Side. But he never made it to the church.
Did he go to Fiji or Tahiti or wherever it was that he was planning to take her on the honeymoon? Ms. Contos did not know. He had planned the wedding trip as a surprise and had not told her the destination.
"At this point, if anyone's going to call anyone, it's going to be him calling me," Ms. Contos said.
Her mother, Carol Contos, sat on the sofa in the apartment her daughter had planned to keep after moving to London, where Michael, 35, is a lawyer and shipping consultant. "I think this is therapeutic, talking about it," Carol Contos said.
Nicole Contos, who had taught kindergarten at Public School 18 in Manhattan, said that there had been clues that Michael had doubts about going through with the wedding, but she brushed them off as last-minute jitters.
"I spoke to him at noon" on Saturday, she said. "He said that his feet were like jelly, but he also said he'd bought tuxedo shoes."
"He made a spur-of-the-moment wrong decision, and he's paying for it now," Ms. Contos said of Michael. "He's probably saying, 'What have I done?' The larger message is: If something like this happens, hold your head up high, move on with your life and keep busy so you don't think about it."


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Okay, so I was working on Diamond Ruins Zone, and I realized.
When I tested the level of Act 1 again, the game didn't refresh all the objects.
Like, the enemies were all dead, and I couldn't kill them.
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I started doing this one the other day: I seemed to be ending up with ISTP, and two or three of my Big Five seemed somewhat different from how I perceive them: I will give it another go at some point.
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