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Jyothy Institute of Technology
Affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University - Belagavi, Approved by AICTE - New Delhi
|Our Vision
To be an Institution of Excellence in Engineering education,
Innovation and Research and work towards evolving great leaders for the
country's future and meeting global needs.
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The Institution aims at providing a vibrant, intellectually and emotionally
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NBA has accredited the following programmes of Jyothy Institute of Technology for 3 years(2018-2021)
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Principal, Management & staff congratulates Dr. Krishna Venkatesh for being nominated as a member of the Executive Council of Visvesvarya Technological University, Belagavi.
Jyothy Institute of Technology is promoted by the Jyothy Charitable Trust headquartered at Bangalore. The Jyothy Group represents a cluster of six vibrant establishments. Jyothy Institute of Technology is affiliated to the Visvesvaraya Technological University and approved by AICTE.
The institution is located at Tataguni on the Bangalore-Kanakapura Road (near NICE road junction and before Art of Living) amidst hills and scenic sylvan surroundings over a lush green campus. The institute offers courses spanning Computer Science & Engineering, Information Science & Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering and Mechanical Engineering and has a state of the art multidisciplinary research centre CIIRC addressing 14 domains of science and technology. The institute has close to 125 faculty (75 teaching and 50 research)with about 40 doctorates and numerous sponsored projects by DST, DBT, DRDO, DOS, DAE, VGST and others besides research collaborations both national and International. The faculty are alumni of prestigious institutions like IISc, IIT, NIT, VTU and Universities from abroad with experience from both the academic and corporate world.
The engineering programme is of four years duration spread over eight semesters. The programme is structured such that a student can pursue different specialized streams in various domains of engineering branch specific. The offer of global electives helps students to appreciate and learn more with respect to other domains of engineering.
The doctoral programme is for a minimum period of three years and maximum of five years. Compulsory course work forms a part of the research programme wherein the research scholars register for four courses during the first year followed by a comprehensive examination defence. Successful completion of course work and comprehensive defence permits the scholars to continue their research and submit their dissertation subject to publication of a minimum of two research publications in peer reviewed SCI/Scopus indexed journals prior to submission and open defence post evaluation of thesis.
JIT is firmly focused on delivering quality education that equips students for life and career. The focussed teaching and research facilities coupled with practical, forward thinking programmes help to prepare students at all levels of engineering study. Students enjoy a distinctive, high quality academic experience focused on developing the skills and knowledge to help the transition smoothly into the world of work at the end of their studies. The institute also has a Woman Technology Business Incubator sponsored by the GoK and an Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Centre for the benefit of potential student entrepreneurs . JIT operates under the tutelage of Dr. K. Gopalakrishna, Principal, Dr. C B Mohan, Vice Principal, Mr. Shankar Gudalur, CEO and Dr. Krishna Venkatesh, Director CIIRC and highly qualified Talent Transformation (Placement) and Department Heads. The institute also has numerous corporate tie-ups and number of value added programmes for the benefit of the student fraternity to help them prepare for the corporate world. A significant amount of emphasis is given for extracurricular activities through various clubs, technical chapters, sports and cultural activities.
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You've got a runny nose, a cough, and congestion. So have you caught a cold or is it allergies? Unfortunately, it's often hard to tell – even for doctors. But here's information that may help. Read on to learn more about the causes and treatments of cold and allergy symptoms.
What Are Colds and Allergies?
Colds are caused by hundreds of different viruses. When one of these viruses gets into your body, your immune system attacks it. Some of the effects of this immune response are the classic symptoms of a cold, such as congestion and coughing.
The germs that cause colds are contagious. You can pick them up when an infected person sneezes, coughs, or shakes hands with you. After a couple of weeks, at the most, your immune system fights off the virus and you should stop having symptoms.
Allergies are caused by an overactive immune system. For some reason, your body mistakes harmless substances – such as dust or pollen – for germs and attacks them. Your body releases chemicals such as histamine, just as it does when fighting a cold. This can cause swelling in your nasal passages, a runny nose, coughing, and sneezing. Allergies are not contagious, although some people may inherit a tendency to develop them.
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Because the causes of cold and allergy symptoms are quite different, preventing them requires different strategies.
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To prevent cold symptoms, prevent the cold-causing virus from getting into your system. Keep your distance from people who have colds. Wash your hands often. To protect others, always cover your mouth and nose (with a tissue or your sleeve, rather than your hands) when sneezing or coughing.

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A judge in Fort Lauderdale on Monday ordered that Lionel Tate, who is nearly 17, be released immediately.
This follows an appeal court ruling that Tate's rights were violated at his original trial where he was convicted as an adult of first-degree murder.
His case provoked debate in the US about how children should be tried.
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Six-year-old Tiffany Eunick died during a visit to Tate's home in Pembroke Park in July, 1999.
She suffered a fractured skull, crushed internal organs, and numerous other injuries - equivalent doctors said at the time to a fall from a three-storey building.
Tate's lawyers argued that her death was accidental and happened as the boy imitated moves he had seen in televised professional wresting.
He weighed three times as much as the girl.
The case provoked national debate about the law in Florida which states that a child may be tried as an adult if the crime is punishable by death or life imprisonment.
Supporters in the US and internationally campaigned for his release.
Amnesty International said his case violated international agreements on the treatment of minors convicted of adult crimes.
Tate was 14 when he was sentenced with the judge calling his crime "cold, callous and indescribably cruel".
But last month an appeal court threw out his conviction because his mental competency was not evaluated before the trial.
He has since struck a plea bargain which means that he will serve no more time in jail.
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I've always considered myself a budget shopper. I typically never spend no more than $50 on any one item, and I pride myself on that. To me, many of the fashion influencers out there never connected with me because I could never afford their style. I could try to emulate it, but I never could (nor would I want to) spend as much on clothes as they did.
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The video below demonstrates how to set up the AD unit to run a Pavlovian aversion learning test experiment. The tank is set up with 4 arenas, for 4 singly housed fish, with mild shock plates. A brief introduction to a test script outlines how you can lay out the script with the four different periods, habituation, baseline, shock, probe.
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The short experimental test illustrated below, demonstrates the kind of data that you can collect in real time. In this demo two fake fish, singly housed in two arenas, swim over two different coloured zones. You will note that fish 1 (in Arena 1) prefers the green zone.
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The zanscript for this experiment included commands to collect data on the movement of each of the two fake fish in two different coloured zones in their arenas, during two intervals (periods), and detailing the distance travelled (measured in pixels) and time spent (in seconds) in each zone as well as counting the number of times the fish entered each zone.
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France has sent one of its latest anti-air warfare frigates to the eastern Mediterranean, a French magazine reported on Thursday, while Russian media said that Moscow has despatched two warships to the same area, which is met by Syria's only coast.
France has dispatched an anti-air warfare frigate to the eastern Mediterranean Sea amid growing speculation of an imminent missile strike on Syria, French news magazine Le Point reported on Thursday.
According to an unnamed French military source quoted by the magazine, the Chevalier Paul (pictured) is en route to join a growing flotilla of warships including US navy destroyers and British and American submarines, which are armed with Tomahawk cruise missiles.
The UN team of inspectors investigating the apparent poison gas attack in Syria will leave the country by Saturday morning, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Thursday.
He added he would share the results "and our analysis of samples and evidence" with members of the UN Security Council and all UN countries.
Ban said he had spoken on Wednesday to US President Barack Obama, as the United States appears to be moving closer to a military strike, and had expressed his hope that the investigation team "should be allowed to continue their work as mandated by the member states".
Ban has repeatedly spoken out against military action in Syria, which the US, Britain and France have been pushing for, against opposition from fellow UN Security Council members Russia and China.
Contacted by Le Point, the French ministry of defence refused to confirm that the Chevalier Paul was headed to the eastern Mediterranean, saying the frigate was on "routine manoeuvres".
The vessel is one of France's most up-to-date destroyers of the Horizon-class, which Le Point says will be "extremely useful" if Syria decides to launch its air attacks against the international flotilla.
Nuclear-powered French aircraft carrier the Charles de Gaulle remains in dock at the southern French naval port Toulon, according to news agencies.
Russia ups the ante
Meanwhile Russia, a close ally of Syria's President Bashar al-Assad and a staunch opponent of military strikes against the Damascus regime, announced that it is sending two ships to strengthen its naval presence in the Mediterranean because of the "well-known situation" there, the Interfax news agency said on Tuesday.
The agency quoted a source in the armed forces' general staff as saying an anti-submarine vessel and a missile cruiser would be sent in the coming days because the situation "required us to make some adjustments" in the naval force.
The United States, which is by far the strongest naval military presence in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, has yet to decide to launch strikes against the Syrian regime, which has been fighting anti-government rebels for two and a half years.
France, the US and the UK have accused the Assad regime of using chemical weapons in an August 21 attack, which US President Barack Obama said had crossed a "red line" that would warrant a firm response.
France has said it is "ready to punish" those behind the chemical attack, but Britain changed its stance on Wednesday, saying the United Nations Security Council should first see the result of a UN weapons inspections team's findings and that the British parliament would hold two votes before any military action is taken.
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A new Tropical Smoothie Café is opening this fall at the Metropolitan complex, near uptown Charlotte.
The restaurant will be near the Trader Joe's at the Metropolitan, next to the dry cleaning shop at the parking deck entrance.
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White House cut FDA flavor ban hopes
U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) attempts to restrict flavors in vapor products were squashed by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). The regulatory arm of the White House deleted language in a recently introduced "deeming rule" that would have removed flavored e-cigarettes from the market until they had been authorized by the FDA, an edited version of the document shows, according to a story by Reuters.
As submitted by the FDA to the OMB, the rule gave a grace period for flavored products of only 90 days after the rule became effective. Proponents of vapor say the products can help people quit smoking and that flavors are a crucial element of what makes them attractive to adults seeking to quit. The FDA said in its original rule that evidence supporting such claims "is thus far largely anecdotal." The rule requiring the ban was removed by the OMB,
The FDA provided pages of data and scientific studies in support of its plan, noting "a dramatic rise in youth and young adult use of typically flavored tobacco products, like e-cigarettes and waterpipe tobacco, and continued youth and young adult use of cigars." The OMB deleted both the FDA's planned policy and the rationale for the policy. A White House spokeswoman, Emily Cain, said the OMB "does not comment on changes made during the interagency review process." The FDA also does not comment, FDA spokesman Michael Felberbaum said.
In its originally submitted rule, the FDA said it recognized that numerous flavored products would come off the market within 180 days of the rule's publication "and that this will significantly impact the availability of flavored tobacco products at least in the short term." But it said the move was important because tobacco products with characterizing flavors, including menthol but excluding tobacco flavor, were attractive to young people.
On May 5, the FDA announced a final rule extending its tobacco authority to include e-cigarettes, pipe tobacco, cigars and hookah. The rule becomes effective in early August. Under the rule, companies must seek marketing authorization for any tobacco product introduced after Feb. 15, 2007. The rule gives manufacturers a grace period of up to two years to submit marketing applications, during which they can continue to sell their products. They can sell them for an additional year while the FDA completes its review.
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Yarrawonga & Waco Santa Gertrudis have achieved a national breed equal top price during it's annual bull sale.
After a frenzy of bidding, Waco Floyd, owned by David and Suzanne Bassingthwaighte, sold to $90,000, equaling the highest price paid for a Santa Gertrudis bull in Australia, during the Bassingwaighte family's bull sale at Wallumbilla in south west Queensland. The bull sold to the Hatton family, Diamond H Santa Gertrudis Stud, Wandoan.
The 31-month-old polled sire is by Waco Yale E880 (P) and out of Waco G885 (P) cow. The bull weighed 1070kg with an Eye Muscle Area of 148 centimetres squared and 10 millimetres of fat on the rump and 7 millimetres of fat on the rib area. The Bassingwaighte family, Waco Santa Gertrudis Studs, Wallumbilla will retain a 1/8 share in the bull for herd use only.
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A burgeoning migrant camp in Paris on a canal used by joggers and cyclists is at the centre of a tug-of-war over how best to respond to the unrelenting arrivals of migrants in the French capital.
Two migrants drowned this month in canals and others have been injured in fights, increasing the pressure to act.
France's interior minister Gerard Collomb on Wednesday ordered the evacuation of some 2,300 migrants at the camp and others around Paris.
But he and Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo remain at odds over where to take them and how to find a lasting solution.
The debate raises a question shared across European nations seeking to manage the migrant flux, which has ebbed since the mass Syrian refugee crisis a few years ago but remains a steady challenge.
Mr Collomb expressed "regret" at Ms Hidalgo's refusal to clear out the migrants, and said he had no choice but to order an evacuation, expected in the coming days.
The mayor and aid groups want the migrants put in shelters, not just evacuated in a police operation and dispersed or summarily deported.
Paris police have already cleared out some 28,000 migrants from Paris camps in the past three years, but the arrivals have not slowed.
Mr Collomb is behind the government's tough immigration bill that has rained criticism on President Emmanuel Macron, who is working to stop migration at its source and use a police approach at home.
Refusing to shelter the Paris migrants exemplifies the approach.
Side-to-side and back-to-back, hundreds of small tents are packed under bridges on the side of a canal in far north-eastern Paris, beside a shopping centre, banks and other businesses.
The tents, filled mainly with African migrants, hold stories of horrific stays in Libya, desperate boat trips across the Mediterranean, frozen journeys on foot through the Alps – and visions of the good life that fuels the dreams of all migrants.
Joggers, cyclists and those working in the area pass in the narrow space available, as river shuttles and barges ply the canal's waters.
The surrealistic scene is repeated along the Canal Saint-Martin, a scenic stretch popular with tourists in the heart of Paris where an estimated 450 migrants, many Afghan, are camped.
"It's not the best vision from the office window," said Kevin Sadoun, who works at a major bank with offices around the largest encampment, known as the "Millenaire" after the shopping centre overlooking the tents.
"We see people pee, defecate … But they have no choice," he said.
There are few portable toilets and urinals, and just one set of taps where migrants wash clothes.
Naby Sylla, a 20-year-old Guinean, is among migrants who crossed into France via the Alps, after travelling by raft from Sabratha, Libya, to Italy.
He said he left Italy after being attacked twice, once with a bottle, and needing hospital treatment.
"In Africa, we thought that Europe was a place of welcome. Unfortunately, we don't find that," he said.


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Dez Bryant didn't waste any time causing commotion on Sunday night after he was in a verbal sparring match with Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins in pregame warm-ups, and as everyone soon found out, Jenkins wasn't doing himself any favors in riling up Bryant.
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"We are not talking about parallel jurisdictions; and I tried to make clear that there could be no 'blank cheques' in this regard, in particular as regards some of the sensitive questions about the status and liberties of women. The law of the land still guarantees for all the basic components of human dignity. [...]
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Our friend Dave Warnock
In so many ways in our society we need to move up the level of debate, increase the degree to which intelligence is used and respected, improve our determination to understanding others. Sadly the key things this issue has highlighted is that the press have very little interest in this, even more [...]
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Via Ben Myers comes this useful analysis of Rowan Williams' lecture by Mike Higton. It's a long piece, but helpfully broken down into a very brief summary, a longer summary of the key points and a detailed analysis. Here's a taster:
Williams suggests that the main areas where some such accommodation is likely to be possible: [...]
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Novelist Martin Amis, a noted and outspoken critic of Islam, was the guest on Andrew Marr's politics show this morning. He compared the bruhaha in the British media over Rowan William's speech to Abu Hamza stirring things up, which was a nice touch. I'm pretty sure I heard him use the phrase "the Mullahs of [...]
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PamBG :: Too sensible to lead?
Secondly, it really beggers belief that a society is baying that a national leader knows his subject too well and that he is too much of a careful thinker to be a good leader. People seem to be essentially saying that we don't want intellectually brilliant leaders who engage in [...]
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(To the tune of "Maria" from West Side Story)
I've just made a speech on Sharia.
And suddenly that name
Has set the press aflame -
Next me!
I've just hit a nerve with Sharia.
And suddenly I've found
Hysteria unbound
And free!
Say it loud and a lynch mob is braying.
Say it soft and for blood they're still baying.
Kim Fabricius
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Here are two Welsh bloggers who get it.
Paul Flynn :: Reverend Lynch Mob
Matin Eagleston :: Who would be King?
And Aussie Ben Myers is right on the money
In short, Rowan Williams wants us "to think a little harder about the role and rule of law in a plural society," and to think more generally about the [...]
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Timothy: Paul, you know how much I respect - and love - you, right? That you're my father in God, not just my boss? And my best friend?
Paul: Sure, Tim, I know that. But it's always nice to hear it.
Timothy: It's just that I want to tell you something, and I don't [...]
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Like the rest of the media, blogdom is buzzing with stuff about Archbishop Rowan Williams and his lecture to the Royal Courts of Justice. And like most of the media, bloggers aren't showing much sign of having listened what the Archbishop had to say. There are some honourable exceptions, of course.
Gimson Unbound :: Rowan Williams [...]
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At last, a journalist writing some sense!
His contention, one that is hardly surprising coming from a religious figure, is that the law might work better if it accepted that disputes among consenting groups of adults who shared certain values – and in this case he was talking mainly, but not exclusively, of British Muslim [...]
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Our friend Kim took part in a radio 'debate' with Mail on Sunday columnist Peter Hitchens today. For the next few days you'll be able to here it here, if you have RealPlayer installed. (The segment begins about 5 minutes into the programme). Well done, Kim - you more than held your own with Hitchens [...]
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You'll no doubt have heard that Archbishop Rowan Williams has stirred a hornet's nest with his comments about Sharia Law in Britain. The best reaction I've seen so far comes Bishop Alan. Hard to choose a single 'money quote', but what about this sample:
Loyal is as loyal does. Within the overarching framework of monarchy we're [...]
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On Myths & Mythos, Design-Wise
My university and professional lives collide below. Fair warning.
There are a lot of things about design that we (as designers) can count on:
- Humans are readily predictable; they rarely do what they say they do.
- The environments in which humans act and interact are readily predictable; they are easy to observe and change.
- Humans hate being observed and changed.
Myths are stories that we rely on in times of uncertainty. They often stem from truth but in the retelling become broader in context and oddly less applicable to most situations.
They are plenty of myths in design. They tend to get tossed around in meetings by designers and non-designers alike and usually start with "I think the users will…" Thinking the users will do something is a good place to start, but the conversation usually ends there.
Here's a myth, based on 10-year-old research, we can all agree upon:
"Research shows no reliable differences in reading speed or user preferences for twelve point Times New Roman or Georgia (serif fonts), or Arial, Helvetica, or Verdana (sans serif fonts)."
—Source, usability.gov
Or can we agree upon it? Is 10-year-old research good enough to still rely upon, especially on the web? It's something I've stated, in different forms, over the years. But no one I've worked with really wants to use 12-point (equivalent) font-size and very few think Times New Roman should be allowed on the web other than ironically, like Comic Sans. Yet, research shows…
There's plenty more where that came from and I don't just mean on that site. Heuristics (rules of thumb) are myths of sorts. There are just certain ways we all go about designing that are steeped in myth.
I am not saying I never rely on design myths; I do. I believe most design myths can be relied upon. My caution here is that they should also be questioned from time to time. Environments change. People change. And at some point it won't make sense to worry about defining a font-size or font-family.
Let's go back in time to my φίλος Aristotle. Mythos is the vehicle by which actions are carried out. Aristotle cared more about, in this case, goat songs while we care more about workflows.
While there is still plenty of Feature-based Design happening in the world (read: job security) more and more and more I see a move toward Task-based design. Designers and those they work with are starting to ask, what really needs to be done? The problem that remains is the tendency to focus on what the business needs to accomplish.
For his part, Aristotle focused so much on plot that he neglected (or didn't think it was as important for the creation of conflict which drives the change and… k, another post, for another blog, for another time) character. Sound familiar? You work with people who know how the system should be designed and how users should, well, use it. But who asked the user what they think?
If you have a UXer (hey, you could have me!) in your company, you're in a better place that you'd be without one. They can ask what the user wants, assess what the user can do, and balance that with what the business wants and can do. Perfect. Done and done.
If you don't have a UXer, you are not screwed. Remember, you are working with people who know the business side of the equation. Run with it. Design around it. But early and often, get feedback from users on how the design is progressing. (And yes, it's fine to simply ask, ""What do you think?") You wouldn't implement a system without starting with Unit Testing, right? Please say, "Right."
Beliefs Should Be Fluid
There is no right way to design. There are good ways and bad ways.
You can get a good percentage of completeness in your design just by having a decent designer who knows the design myths well. And all without talking to one user. There are dos and don'ts in design; follow them and you'll have a decent design.
The caution here is two-fold: you won't get a great percentage of completeness without involving users, and you can't always rely on design myths to be true in every context.
Question, question, question. Question business intention. Question user goals. Question your own beliefs about design. It's important to know that you are making design decisions not out of hat, but that meet the needs of all aspects of the system within the correct context(s) of use. Which on its own is really hard to do.
There's no need to add to the collective insanity in the world by designing without this level of attention. Things are bad enough out there. While that kind of drama may be good on stage (I'm looking at you Oedipus), it isn't good in a web application.


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We could argue that Fall is the best time to visit Walt Disney World. With the Epcot Food and Wine Festival, Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party, Free Disney Dining offers, and the excitement of cooler weather we're happy to venture to Orlando during what is sometimes the rainy season between August and November each year.
But tackling the Food and Wine Festival at Epcot is something of an art if you want to make the most of your visit! If you're traveling to Epcot with kids beware the adults that are stumbling around the world and possibly right into your stroller or elderly grandmother! These are our best tips for enjoying Walt Disney World's International Food and Wine Festival at Epcot.
Best Time to Visit Epcot Food and Wine Festival
Monday-Thursday is the best time to visit the Food an Wine Festival for obvious reasons.
With the festival running about 75 days we'll see the crowds spread out a bit, which is no doubt Disney's goal. Both Annual Passholders and Florida Residents are regular weekenders to the festival because of the eclectic food choices and wide array of alcohol on hand. This leaves those weekdays for when families are vacationing at Disney a little less crowded. Mind you, the evenings at Epcot will always be crowded during this time period simply because there are bands and extended hours that still draw out the locals.
Epcot Food and Wine Menus by Countries
To get the most out of your trip you'll want to do a little pre-planning. While you can definitely show up,
get your foodie passport and take to the countries without a plan, we like to be a little more intentional with our food choices! Not to mention daydream about all the options. A plan will also help out your wallet a bit. It is VERY EASY to drop hundreds of dollars on very small dishes of food that may not really fill you up. It's even easier to drop hundreds if you're drinking. So check out the menus first and figure out a plan of attack. Here are the Food and Wine Festival Menus for this year! Decide ahead of time what your Must-Have food and drinks are going to be and then plan the budget so that the bulk of your food kiosk visits come around meal times.
Before You Go to the Epcot Food and Wine Festival
Check out the Food and Wine Festival page on the Disney Website for menus by country. Depending on the menus or picky eaters in your travel party, there may be some countries you don't want to visit. Planning this ahead of time allowed us the time to visit the countries and kiosks in order of location without losing a lot of time and wasting foot traffic.
Epcot Food and Wine Festival on a Budget
Pay with Disney Dining Plan Credits
If you're on the Disney Dining Plan (DDP) and have stockpiled your snack credits, you're in luck. Many of the mini food portions are able to purchased with snack credits. For this reason, if you are using snack credits you should plan that your Epcot day will be closer to the end of your trip so you will have enough stockpiled to taste test all your heart desires. The foods that are able to be purchased with credits are labeled with a DDP at each kiosk. They are also marked with the foodie passport you get when you arrive. A neat trick we use to get the most bang for our buck is seek out the snack with the DDP symbol that costs the most. These are usually slightly larger portions and stretches your credits a little farther. That way if you want a few things from a kiosk you end up spending the actual cash on cheaper things.
Grab a Gift Card
Our absolute best advice is to pay for Food and Wine treats with a festival gift card. You can load the gift card with whatever amount you would like and it allows you to stick to budget without having to keep track as you go along. We've tried all of these ways for budgeting the festival into our trips and the gift card method is our favorite. Giving each person in your family or party a 50 dollar giftcard could easily satisfy about 10 goodies that could double as your meals for a day.
Pay Cash
If you're not on the Dining Plan and you're ready and able to pay cash then plan around 5 bucks for each sample. Know that these are tasting size portions. And while many do cost a little less than 5 dollars, the ones that cost more will help you stay on track with your spending. Keep in mind there are about 30 kiosks through the World Showcase, even if you only try things from half of them and pay 5 bucks each at 15 kiosks you'll be at 75 dollars per person. So budget accordingly.
Pay Up Front with the Entitlement Plan
Another option if you're not on the dining plan, and one we often see lines out the door for, is to grab the Food and Wine Entitlement plan. This is a plan you can purchase in Future World right at the Festival Center near the Electric Umbrella. You can choose an 8 Food and Beverage entitlement or a 16 Food and Beverage Entitlement usually around 70 and 120 dollars a guest respectively. These amounts are above the regular Epcot ticket price and worth it if you're at Disney to drink. The entitlement tabs usually pay off if you're spending about 8 dollars per entitlement. Since so much of the food is less than 8 dollars, it doesn't really make this option worth it unless you're consistently buying the drinks that are over 10 dollars. So keep that in mind if you use this option.
Food and Wine Festival Passport
Just like the Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival you get a passport at the Festival Center that includes menus for each kiosk, drink lists, and stickers you can use to mark off each country that you've visited. We love the passport as part of this experience. Its a perfect free souvenir and makes the journey through the country super fun.
If you're looking for Kid-Friendly foods at Epcot just look for the Pear in the passport next to the food lists. You'll also find gluten free and vegetarian markers throughout the passport as well to help you make good food choices.
Remy's Ratatouille Hide & Squeak
This is one of our favorite passive Free Kid Games at Disney. Much like Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom, Hidden Mickeys or Hidden Pascals you can do this on your own whenever you need a little non-ride or down time. Stop at the gift shop to pick up your Hide and Squeak map. Each map is about the same cost as whatever souvenir they offer that year.(~8.95).
Once you're finished playing the game you get to choose one of the limited edition Remy items. They offer pins, keychains, cups, depending on the year, all specific to this game.(So you're basically paying for the souvenir and getting the game for free). More fun is that these little Remy's in each country are actually pretty hard to find in some countries! So embrace the challenge. Little Remy statues are hidden in every country. Sometimes he's on a building or in a garden and the game is great way to occupy the kids as you enter each country but it does get a little harder to play as you hit dinner time because of the crowds so hide and squeak early if you hope to find every Remy.
Non-Alcoholic Drinks at Epcot Food and Wine
Finding fun non-alcoholic drinks is not as hard as it sounds! They are labeled non-alcoholic in the passport and there are quite a few! Check out some of our favorite non-alcoholic drinks across the parks for a head start. There will be special ones in the passport though, so be sure to do your homework and choose which ones to try ahead of time.
Disney Epcot Food and Wine Festival Hacks
Get into Epcot Before it Opens
While many of the kiosks won't open until 11am you can get closer to the action by booking an early breakfast in the World Showcase. If you're looking for a character breakfast try Akershus Royal Banquet Hall and book a 9am Frozen Ever After Fast Pass to skip the lines later. You could also visit France for breakfast. The bakery is open and a perfect way to be near Belgium for the Belgian Waffles when the rope drops.
Stay at Epcot All Day
Epcot is a big place and there's a lot of walking. Don't waste time going back to the resort or another park to escape the crowds. Take breaks instead with rides or shows. There are several shows including O'Canada and Impressions de France that are inside and can provide an escape from the heat or rain.
Epcot International World Showcase
We adore the Gran Fiesta Tour boat ride and its a great escape from the heat, rain or chaos. There's not usually much of a line and the longest we've ever waited for this was about 15 mins. The ride was updated this year with Three Caballeros animatronics and looks great. The faux open-air market in the Mexico pavilion is a fun way to shop for souvenirs or join the masses and have your pic taken while wearing a gigantic sombrero.
The Frozen Ever After ride is a must see if you're up for waiting in the line (which we hear is kinda cool ) or have a fast pass. While we think Frozen Ever After is awesome and should be on the bucket list of every young(or young at heart) Frozen fan, if the lines are too long, keep in mind that the Royal Sommerhaus is now open for meet and greets with Anna and Queen Elsa. This is a fun line with what seems to be a usually pretty short wait! We waited around 15 mins and every time we passed by, this was no more than a 20 minute queue. You can also stop at the Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe for a cannoli-like dessert called the Trolls Horn. So delicious!
Check out the Dragon Legend acrobats inside the China Pavilion and the new Shanghai Disneyland Exhibit, featuring cast costumes, concept art and a map of all the cool new lands at Shangahi Disneyland. We also love playing Agent P's World showcase in this area because you get to see all sorts of new things. The spring rolls at this festival kiosk rarely disappoint, ,so be sure to try them!
The miniature train and village near the Germany Pavilion gets updated each season and is a delight for the little ones. We can never turn down the call of the Werthers Original store, apparently the only store here in the U.S., whether its the caramel popcorn, apples or some other caramel treat by the time we get to Germany it's usually time for a snack. The toy store in Germany also has clocks, bears and the Kidcot stop if you ( or the kiddies) need a break. Snow White is also stationed here next to her wishing well at select times.
The street performer and gelato warrants a short stop at the Italian Pavilion though there is not too much to do here! We've been trying to dig deep into the Italian Pavilion to see what magic it holds but other than Via Napoli, have come up empty so far so if you have any suggestions here let us know!
As Americans we'll admit we've never seen the American Adventure, in truth we only stop at the America pavilion for one thing: The American Dream. The American Dream is a layer of strawberry slushy, a layer of vanilla soft serve ice cream and a layer of raspberry slushy. So delicious and only found at the Fife and Drum Tavern kiosk. The America pavilion also has a public style indoor eating space, so know that even if you aren't eating here, its a great place to head for a break from the heat. We like getting a treat from another country and stopping here to enjoy it in the air conditioning.
We love the shopping here! The Cute Kawaii Japanese Culture is a joy for kids and grown ups alike! If you're a millennial with little ones you'll enjoy the dragon ball z, zelda, studio ghibli and hello kitty merch. You'll also love the Matsuriza Drummers at the Japan Pavilion. This show runs a couple times a day and definitely worth a watch.
A more adult atmosphere here, the things we love about Morocco for families are the photo ready fountains for picture taking and Aladdin and Jasmine character meet and greet (the cutest couple ever). You can also make a Kidcot stop here. Keep an eye out for the shirts with a camel in Morocco, the word Habibi on the shirt means "my beloved".
We love France!!! The cute gift shop attached to the bakery near the Impressions de France film is quaint and filled with Belle, Aurora and Paris merchandise. A great place to stop, grab a table for the kids and put your feet up. You can also stop at L'Artisan des Glaces. They serve a macaroon ice cream sandwich and is a great place to stop for an afternoon treat. You can see both Belle and Aurora and the Serveur Amusant Acrobats here throughout the day.
The Boardwalk can be accessed via the International Gateway, is a great way to take a break from Food and Wine if you need it. Little beaches, shops, Ample Hills Creamery(yummm), cupcakes and a ferry can all provide respite if your kids are ready to call it a day. This is also a great place to escape to at night if you ended up going to the Food and Wine Festival during the weekend and need to get away from the crowds. They have magic shows, arcade games and lots of other fun little activities like a real boardwalk would have to keep the kids entertained.
Mary Poppins and Alice are big reasons to stop in the UK but we also can't get enough of the tea shop. Sometimes they have tastings here and they always have a special drink for food and wine. We discovered the gardens behind the main shop during our Agent P's Adventure and believe that to be the best place in Epcot for a true rest. Secluded in the corner of the UK are benches, the gazebo and a garden that hardly anyone visits. Perfect for some down time. The Pumpkin Chai Tea and Caramel Milkshake is located at the Ireland pavilion in this area and since they include a recipe card it's something you can try and make at home.
Apart from the O'Canada 360 movie there isn't a ton to do at the Canada pavilion but walk around. We love the rope bridge and waterfall here though and since a lot of people don't venture back that far, its usually not that crowded and can be a great escape if needed. The Kidcot area is hidden behind the gardens in a pavilion and offers the kids some coloring time if needed.
Beat the Epcot Crowds at the End of the Day
Leaving the Park can be a nightmare at the end of the day if you're using Walt Disney World's bus system. The time the park closes is important to consider if you have kids in tow. Long lines waiting for the bus can mean cranky kids, especially after a long day. And with long lines, your chance of scoring a seat on the bus decreases. By a lot. Generally, we notice the buses seem to be the most packed from about 30-45 mins before closing to about 30-45 mins after closing. We always aim for the latter as we enjoy having a half or mostly empty park, however this might not work for families with small children who are out past bedtime. Keep in mind, this is really just an estimate going by what we've seen over the years, so plan accordingly. This is a great time to use Uber as well if waiting for a bus seems a little unreasonable after a long day at the park. The top tip to keep in mind is too either leave around dinner time or expect to stay right up until the park closes.
If you choose not stay for Illuminations, catch the water fountain show on the way out towards the front of the park. It's a great way to wind down and hang out while the bus lines fill up.
Whatever your plans for fall we hope they include the Food and Wine Festival at Epcot. If you visit be sure to let us know what you loved!


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I've been doing some digging to get ready for the upcoming NHL Draft. I would like to give as much information as I can reasonably find on each of the players I think would be reasonable targets for the Dallas Stars at the 13th pick so I'm diving deep.
Spoiler alert: very near the top of that list is Finnish forward Jesperi Kotkaniemi. His profile is coming soon. In looking him up I came across something I didn't realize existed: fancy stats for Liiga, the top league in Finland. Also playing in Liiga is Stars uber prospect Miro Heiskanen. So natural curiosity made me look him up.
Simo Teperi appears to have put the stats together based off of the work of Micah Blake McCurdy. The full list of player cards can be found here. This is how Heiskanen looked last season.
Let's look into it piece by piece starting with his scoring rates.
We knew Heiskanen got first pairing ice time, but it really sticks out when the visual aspect is added. The fact that his even strength goal scoring and primary assists per hour each individually made him score at the rate of a first pairing defender is something I didn't realize.
His point totals could have been even better. Miro's IFK teammates only shot 4% with him on the ice. Bump that up a little and the assists will be racked up quickly.
IFK was solid at generating shots and goals without Heiskanen on the ice. They were dominant with him on the ice though. The goal for these charts is to be in the upper right hand corner as much as possible.
Finnish teams don't score against him, but they allow goals. The heat map shows how that happens. Remember that Heiskanen plays on the left side. I marked the areas of the ice to take note of on the chart below.
Teams just don't get shots against IFK with Miro on the ice. The only red that shows up is on the fringes of the left face off circle outside of the prime scoring area. The left wing probably bares more responsibility for that than Heiskanen anyway given how tidy the area in front of the net looks.
Heiskanen puts puck on the net too. In the offensive zone you see an abundance of red at the left point into the face off circle, but also in about the same area on the right. He's so damn good.
The rate stats look stupid for an 18 year old playing against grown men. They would look great for anyone, but an 18 year old performing the way he did is simply unfair. This was an NHL talent playing in Europe, and he's going to look so good in North America in just a few months.
The Olympics gif posts are here if you need an adrenaline boost this morning.


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Potton dominated possession against bottom side S&L Corby on Saturday and earned a welcome 2-0 win despite failing to create too many clear cut chances.
S&L opened brightly and a dangerous cross from Ryan Hall was headed for a corner by Calum Forster.
Potton started to play some neat football and Nick Finney headed over from a corner, a centre from Ashley Yeomans just cleared the crossbar and John Yasambu fired over the bar from 25 yards.
Charlie Stafford made a good run down the left and from his pass Finney was unlucky to see the ball bounce off the crossbar.
United eventually made their possession count when Aiden McClean played the ball through to Finney who timed his run to beat the offside trap and slot home to give Potton the lead.
Dan Rogers had an attempt that went well wide of the goal and Dylan Pearson made a good run that was halted by the Potton defence.
Just before half-time Yeomans saw his effort blocked and from the rebound Forster shot wide.
Potton started the second half well with Gary Ansell-Carter having his shot easily saved By Dominic Roggero and the Finney had his effort well held by the keeper.
James Meredith pulled a leg muscle and was replaced by Cory Cooper and soon afterwards Yasambu had an effort on goal but injured himself and was replaced by Marc Umney.
These changes seemed to unsettle Potton. Jack Rogers made a determined run down the right and then in the middle and United were fortunate to stop him with the ball rebounding to Will Cook.
However a ball was put over the top of the S&L defence and in a 50/50 challenge Finney clashed with the keeper, leaving him injured, but he managed to get the ball across the goal where Cooper scored Potton's second goal.
A free kick from Forster found Shaun Faulkner three yards from goal but he missed the target. Cooper found Finney and his shot was well saved by the keeper and then Forster made a good run from the half-way line only to see his shot go narrowly wide of the post.
Potton's defence were poor in clearing their lines and Jamie Muir saw his shot blocked. Cooper shot over the bar, Yeomans had a shot deflected for a corner and Faulkner headed over from close range for a Forster corner.
In the last minute Dylan Pearson tried a speculative shot from 40 yards that Cook had to tip over the bar.
Potton United: Will Cook, Calum Forster, Ashley Yeomans, Shaun Faulkner, Luke Harradine, James Meredith (Cory Cooper), John Yasambu (Marc Umney), Gary Ansell-Carter, Nick Finney (Alex Toye), Charlie Stafford.


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Next City is a rock band from Los Angeles, California, and is comprised of well-known actor and vocalist, Samuel Larsen, and guitar player Philip Paulsen. Both began writing for their project that combines garage rock with a dance vibe. Rounding out the band features bassist Nick Diiorio and drummer, Ben Brinckerhoff.
Next City takes their influential love of superstars Michael Jackson and Prince, along with current rockers, Queens of the Stone Age and The Dead Weather to create their powerful music that's "got to be heavy, got to make people dance, and got to be honest."
The quartet has released their debut single, "Blue Star," this April, with it's accompanying music video featured below. Their next single, "Tell Me," will debut this May. The band will kick off their music with two shows in early June in Los Angeles and New York.
Tour Dates:
June 5 – Los Angeles, CA – The Peppermint Club
June 11 – New York, NY – The Mercury Lounge
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The automobile's affect on American life is all over the place, for the automotive is rather more than a method of traveling from one place to another. 6 Meanwhile, the export commerce had begun, with Koch exporting cars and trucks from Paris to Tunisia, Egypt, Iran, and the Dutch East Indies 6 :p25 Motor vehicles have been additionally exported very early to British colonies and the first motor automotive was exported to India in 1897.
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|Below are some scanned and cleaned up articles from my collection of Wireless World magazines 1950 to 2003 ~ I also have several duplicate and triplicate copies from 1970s to 1990s for exchange or sale (money goes to Cancer Research UK)
Still looking for Aug 1984 pre 1951 copies to scan and put on the web ~ Also looking for any dead QUAD II transformers and dead ESL63s or panels and black KT66s for future projects and articles
~ August 2019 ~
|Some of the pdf files have no fonts and have watermarks embedded and may not look correct in applications other than Adobe Acrobat ~ Pages are often odd sizes but if printed from acrobat at 100% and centred should print at original size on A4 or on larger paper choose fit to printer margins for a full page image which may be easier to read
|Loudspeakers Exposed ~ John Watkinson ~ watch out for the GRIM speaker
|Error feedback in audio power ~ William de Bruyn ~ M. Hawksford ~ E. M. Cherry
|300V/µs power ~ Giovanni Stochino ~ possibly the fastest high power audio …?
|ClassA power ~ After two and a half decades … ~ John L. Linsley Hood
|A fresh look at valve power ~ Morgan Jones ~ Valve amplifiers
|Ironing out Distortion ~ Edward Cherry ~ How to reduce distortion ~ parts 1&2
|Proof for the golden ears hypothesis? ~ No proof just an advert for Audio Precision
|Trial by three tones ~ Ivor Brown
Audio current conveyor ~ The PA630 IC ~ where is it now?
|Evolutionary Audio ~ SolidState Audio Power ~ John L. Linsley Hood
|Designing lownoise audio amplifiers ~ Wilfried Adam
|Highresolution frequency counter ~ Stephen Theobald
|Feedback (letters) Sagnac ~ Relativity ~ Mathematics and Mistakes
|Noise in electronic systems ~ D. A. Bell ~ lots of good references
|Helical antennas for 435MHz ~ James Miller ~ G3RUH
|How to make electric charge from a radio wave ~ R. C. Jennison
|Micro-controlled radio-code clock ~ N. E. Sand
|80-100 Watt Mosfet Audio Amplifier ~ John L. Linsley Hood
|Fast amplitude stabilisation on an RC oscillator ~ I. M. Filanovksy ~ V. A. Piskarev ~ K. A. Stromsmoe
|Phase-shifting oscillator ~ Roger Rosens
|Cardboard clock ~ Michael McLoughlin ~ Haberdashers' Aske's School Elstree
|Electronic Thermometer ~ A. S. Henderson
|Measuring transient intermodulation in audio amplifiers
P. Antoniazzi ~ C. Buongiovanni ~ S. Tintori
|Wienbridge oscillator with low harmonic distortion ~ John L. Linsley Hood
|Introduction to low-noise amplifier design ~ A. Foord
|Nanocomp ~ R. Coates
|An acoustically small loudspeaker ~ R. I. Harcourt
|Non-echoic acoustic measurement vith the HP 3582A spectrum analyser ~ R. N. Grubb
|Electrostatic headphones ~ N. Pollock
|Speaker directivity and sound quality ~ James Moir and Associates
|Bookshelf loudspeaker MkII ~ Jim Wilkinson ~ Sony Broadcast
|Audio preamplifier with no t.i.d. ~ Yuri Miloslavskij
|Valves versus Transistors ~ 3 amps all from QUAD ~ James Moir and Associates
|Current Dumping ~ does it really work? ~ J. Vanderkooy and S. P. Lipshitz
|A new distortion measurement ~ R. A. Belcher ~ BBC Research department
|Audible amplifier distortion is not a mystery ~ by Peter J. Baxandall
|Distortion in lownoise amplifiers ~ Eric F. Taylor
|Eliminating adjacent-channel interference ~ P. L. Taylor ~ University of Salford
|Non-linear distortion in audio amplifiers ~ M. Otala ~ Oulu Finland
|Acoustic noise units ~ James Moir
|Self-setting time code clock ~ N. C. Helsby ~ University of Essex
|Wideband compander design ~ John Vanderkooy ~ University of Waterloo Ontario
|Lownoise lowcost cassette deck ~ John L. Linsley Hood
|Transistor driver for valve amplifiers ~ Seth Berglund ~ Lunds University Sweden
|Time-code receiver clock ~ A. F. Cross ~ Thames Television Ltd
|Current dumping audio amplifier ~ P. J. Walker and M. P. Albinson ~ QUAD 405
|Time by radio ~ D. A. Bateman
|Wireless World Dolby noise reducer ~ Geoffrey Shorter
|Synthesized communications receiver ~ The Racal RA 1772 ~ R. F. E. Winn
|Mains rejection Tracking filter ~ K. F. Knott ~ University of Salford
|Reducing Amplifier Distortion ~ A. M. Sandman
|Not such a dummy head ~ Artificial head recording ~ D. J. Meares ~ BBC
|Baxandall tone control revisited ~ M. V. Thomas
Thyristor control of shunt wound d.c. motors ~ F. Butler
|Electronic Sound Synthesizer ~ T. Orr B.Sc. and D. W. Thomas Ph.D M.I.E.R.E..
|An approach to audio amplifier design ~ J. R. Stuart M.Sc. ~ Lecson Audio Ltd.
|Letters to the Editor July 1973
|Frequency Shifter For "Howl" Suppression ~ M. Hartley Jones
|Audio Power Amplifier ~ P. L. Taylor ~ M.A. University of Salford
|Circards7 Power Amplifiers ~ J. Carruthers ~ J. H. Evans ~ J. Kinsler ~ P. Williams
|Distortion Reducer ~ D Bollen
|The Wireless World Desk Calculator ~ Roger Alexander ~ Brian Crank
|Letter From America ~ Quadraphonic systems JVC-RCA CBS SQ ~ G. W. Tillett
|Linearity of the Transistor Amplifier ~ W. T. Cocking
|Low-noise Audio Amplifiers ~ H. P. Walker
|The Transmissionline loudspeaker Enclosure ~ A. R. Bailey
|London Audio Fair 1971 ~ Review of a show attended more than 70,000
|Electrostatic Headphone Design ~ Philip D. Harvey
|The Liniac ~ John L. Lindsey Hood
|Charging ~ A further look at CR coupling ~ 'Cathode Ray' ~ M. G. Scroggie
|Ceramic Pickup Equalisation ~ B. J. C. Burrows
|Stereo Mixer ~ H. P. Walker B.A. ~ A good phono stage albeit with feedback
|FM Stereo Tuner ~ L Nelson-Jones
|Low Distortion Tone-control Circuit ~ P M Quilter
|High-gain Audio Voltage Amplifier ~ D Leblebici
|New Approach to Class B Amplifier Design ~ Peter Blomley ~ Plessey
|Negative Feedback in Transistor Amplifiers ~ S. W. Amos ~ BBC
|The Boxcar Detector ~ J. D. W. Abernethy
|Simple Class A Amplifier and Modular Pre-amp ~ John L. Linsley Hood
|The Design and Use of Movingcoil Loudspeaker Units ~ E. J. Jordan
|15-20W Class AB Audio Amplifier ~ John L. Linsley Hood
|Noise in Transistors ~ F. N. H. Robinson M.A. D.Phil.
|Class Distinction in Audio Amplifiers ~ John L. Linsley Hood
|Communications Receivers ~ Pat Hawker ~ G3VA
|Low-cost Horn Loudspeaker System ~ ToneBurst
|Dynamic Range versus Ambient Noise ~ George Izzard O'Veering
|ToneBalance Control ~ R. Ambler ~ The QUAD Tilt control explained
|LowCost 15-W Amplifer ~ Ian Hardcastle of Texas Instruments ltd. and Basil Lane ~ Introduction to the differential pair front end but using a single supply
|Modular Pre-amplifier Design ~ John L. Linsley Hood
|Simple Class A Amplifier ~ A 10W design ~ J L Linsley Hood M.I.E.E
|SolidState Oscilloscope ~ Michael Phillips
|Highquality Electrostatic Headphones ~ J. P. Wilson ~ Keele University
|Noise in Transistor Circuits ~ parts 1 & 2 ~ P. J. Baxandall
|Voltage Following ~ Peter Williams B.Sc. ~ Paisley College of Technology
|Lowcost Highquality Loudspeaker ~ parts 1 & 2 ~ P. J. Baxandall
|High Inputimpedance Amplifier Circuits ~ T. D. Towers
|Stereophonic Image Sharpness ~ H. D. Harwood ~ BBC Research department
|30 Watt High Fidelity Amplifier ~ Arthur R. Bailey
|Low Distortion Class B Output ~ QUAD 303 output tripples explained
|Developments in Microphones ~ H. D. Harwood ~ BBC Research Dept.
|Widerange General Purpose Signal Generator ~ L. NelsonJones
|New B.B.C. Monitoring Loudspeaker ~ H. D. Harwood ~ BBC Research Dept.
|Electronics in Concorde
|Wireless World Digital computer ~ Part 1
|A Stereo Decoder ~ D. E. O'n. Waddington ~ Marconi Intruments Ltd.
|A.F. Amplification with the Cascode ~ G. A. Stevens
|Wireless World June 1966
|Letters to the Editor ~ WW December 1966 ~ Current sources
|Letters to the Editor ~ WW September 1966 ~ Current sources
|Transistor High Quality Amplifier MkII ~ J. Dinsdale
|New Low-Noise Transistor Circuit for Electrostatic Microphones ~ P. J. Baxandall
|Colour Television Systems ~ P. R. Darrington
|Transient testing of A.C. Amplifiers ~ R. C. Bowes
|Splitting the Load ~ O. Greiter
|Transfer Functions ~ M. G. Scroggie ~ 'Cathode Ray'
Transistor Audio Power Amplifier ~ R. Tobey and J. Dinsdale
|Parametric Amplication with Transistors ~ Ulrich L. Rohde
|Automatic Wavemeter Calibration ~ D. P. Thurnell
|Letters to the Editor ~ Disc Recording Characteristics ~ J. D. Smith ~ W. H. Livy E.M.I. Studios London ~ Formulae for calculating lumped RIAA equalisation
|Cascode A.F. Amplifier ~ Longtailed cascode pair ~ L. B. Hedge
|The Nyquist Diagram at Work.pdf ~ 'Cathode Ray'
|UL Output Transformers ~ D. M. Leakey and R. B. Gilson
|Distortion ~ "Cathode Ray" ~ Output Transformer Design ~ R. F. Gibson
|More Distortion ~ What Causes Musical Unpleasantness? ~ 'Cathode Ray'
|Valve Curve Diagrams ~ M. G. Scroggie ~ 'Cathode Ray'
|Measurement of Non~Linearity Distortion ~ M. G. Scroggie ~ 'Cathode Ray'
|Further notes on ~ How to Choose a Valve ~ Thomas Roddam
|Amplifiers and Superlatives ~ D. T. N. Williamson and P. J. Walker ~ QUADII
|Valve Voltmeter without calibration drift ~ M. G. Scroggie ~ 'Cathode Ray'
|The Williamson Amplifier ~ Articles reprinted from Wireless World 1947~1952
|Preface to Wireless World July 1951 ~ The search for Audio Nirvana at this time
Intermodulation Distortion in Gramophone Pickups ~ S. Kelly
Loudspeaker Diaphragm Control ~ J. Moir
|Gramophone Turntable Speeds ~ G. F. Dutton ~ E.M.I. Engineering Development
|How to Choose a Valve ~ Thomas Roddam ~ gm/Vg curves and distortion
|Phase-Shift Oscillators ~ W. G. Raistrick ~ PYE Cambridge Ltd.
|Bass Without Big Baffles ~ K. A. Exley
|Solving Parallel Problems ~ D. A. Pollock ~ BBC Engineering Division
|Negative Feedback ~ E. Griffiths ~ BBC Engineering Division
|PreferredValue Attenuators ~ E. W. BerthJones
|Electronic Circuitry ~ Coupling d.c. Amplifiers ~ J. McG. Sowerby
|Electronic Circuitry ~ Some notes on Phase Splitters ~ J. McG. Sowerby
|HighQuality Amplifier: New Version ~ D. T. N. Williamson ~ Ferranti research
|The Cathode Follower ~ What it does and how it does it ~ "Cathode Ray"
|The SeeSaw Circuit ~ A Self balancing phase splitter ~ M. G. Scroggie
|PhaseSplitting in PushPull Amplifiers ~ W. T. Cocking
"Nothing here but history ~ Can you see what has been done"


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10:30am Worship
Our worship experiences at The Church at Liberty Park are designed to glorify our great and wonderful God. Every song that is sung, every note that is played is born of our love for Jesus Christ. We hope that you will be drawn closer to Him as we worship together.
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Hey everyone! I hope everyone is doing well. First, I wanted to give you an update about the blog. I will be changing some of my days that I post, I will still be uploading three times a week.
So, today I wanted to share my four most worn jewelry pieces. Most of these I have received as gifts or pieces my mother has handed down to me.
- My gold Alex and Ani chain necklace with a moon crystal: I received this set as a Christmas gift last year. You can buy other charms for the chains but I really only like the moon crystal.
- One silver and one gold bangle. I bought these in a little boutique at the beach near me. They are very bendable and have completely lost their original shapes. I probably wear these the most!
- My next piece is four rings, two of them were handed down to me by my mother and two of them I bought. The purple stone ring came from Alex and Ani, the matte gold hexagon ring was bought at target.
- These diamond earrings were gifted to me by my family for my 18th birthday.
If anyone wants to see a full jewelry collection I would be more than happy to do so.
Question of the day- "What is your most worn piece of jewelry?"


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St. Thomas Baseball stranded 10 runners in each game and lost 8-2 and 5-3 in an MIAC doubeheader Sunday in Collegeville. St. John's (16-4 MIAC) won the solo conferemnce title with the sweep. It was the first time since 2016 that UST was swept in a conference twinbill.
The Tommies (17-15 overall, 12-6 MIAC) had 10 hits in each game and more than two dozen baserunners on the day but managed just five runs.
UST was hurt over the two games by four errors, seven walks, three passed balls, a wild pitch and a balk.
Sophomore Ryan Lust went 5-for-7 with a walk and ran his hitting streak to nine games. He had three hits in the opener and two in game two. Lust is batting .525 over his last 13 games (21-of-40) to raise his season average to .400.
Hunter Hart had three hits on the day, including a two-run homer in the opener.
The Toms close the MIAC regular season Monday with a home twinbill against playoff hopeful Gustavus. The first of two seven-inning games starts at 2:30 p.m. The Toms can tie for second in the conference race with a sweep, and tie for third place with a split.