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On Tuesday, August 6, Orlando Science Center welcomed Dr. Ioannis Miaoulis, director of the Museum of Science, Boston. Dr. Miaoulis is a science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) advocate and has testified on the importance of K-12 engineering education in 2009 before the U.S. House of Representatives Research & Science Education Subcommittee and in 2010 before the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee.
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Sometimes during the dog days of August, NFL training camp talk turns to hoops and hardwood.
Five Things: FGCU First 15 Seed In Sweet 16 And Pac 12 Exceeds Its Seeds
To measure the unpredictability of this year's NCAA Tournament, consider two items that didn't make this column: Gonzaga, a 32-win team on a 15-game win streak, didn't survive the first weekend, and Harvard, a 14 seed, won its first ever Tournament game.
Wichita St.'s 3-Pointers Boot No. 1 Gonzaga 76-70
Gonzaga is out of the NCAA tournament thanks to Wichita State, a No. 9 seed that made five straight shots from behind the arc Saturday for a 76-70 victory that sent the West Region's top seed back home.
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Paul Bessire, better known by the name of his simulation program, "The Prediction Machine," joined The Fan Morning Show on Wednesday to offer the machine's advice for filling out brackets this year.
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Louisville earned the top overall seed in the NCAA tournament Sunday, while Kansas, Indiana and Gonzaga also received No. 1s after a topsy-turvy regular season and another round of weekend upsets.
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BRIEFS: Lance Armstrong finally cracks...ESPN interviewing Te'o...moreArmstrong turns emotional in 2nd part of interview, recalling talk with son on defending him
CHICAGO — Lance Armstrong finally cracked.
Not while expressing deep remorse or regrets, though there was plenty of that in Friday night's second part of Armstrong's interview with Oprah Winfrey.
It wasn't over the $75 million in sponsorship deals that evaporated over the course of two days, or having to walk away from the Livestrong cancer charity he founded and called his "sixth child." It wasn't even about his lifetime ban from competition, though he said that was more than he deserved.
It was another bit of collateral damage that Armstrong said he wasn't prepared to deal with.
"I saw my son defending me and saying, 'That's not true. What you're saying about my dad is not true,'" Armstrong recalled.
ESPN interviewing Te'o off camera about dead girlfriend hoax, excerpts to be released later
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Manti Te'o is doing an interview with ESPN in which the network says he will answer questions about the fake dead girlfriend hoax.
ESPN announced Friday night it was interviewing the star Notre Dame linebacker off camera and that audio clips of the session would be available on the network later.
Earlier, Notre Dame athletic director Jack Swarbrick said during the taping of his weekly radio show that Te'o has to explain exactly how he was duped into an online relationship with a woman whose "death" was then faked by the perpetrators of the scheme.
Skeptics have questioned the versions of events laid out by Te'o and Notre Dame, wondering why Te'o never said his relationship was with someone online and why he waited to come forward about being duped.
Algeria's hardline military's clash with al-Qaida militants leaves many casualties
ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) — The militants had filled five jeeps with hostages and begun to move when Algerian government attack helicopters opened up on them, leaving four in smoking ruins. The fifth vehicle crashed, allowing an Irish hostage inside to clamber out to safety with an explosive belt still strapped around his neck.
Three days into the crisis at a natural gas plant deep in the Sahara, it remained unclear how many had perished in the faceoff between Africa's most uncompromising militant group and the region's most ruthless military.
By Friday, around 100 of the 135 foreign workers on the site had been freed and 18 of an estimated 30 kidnappers had been slain, according to the Algerian government, still leaving a major hostage situation centered on the plant's main refinery.
The government said 12 workers, both foreign and Algerian, were confirmed dead. But the extremists have put the number at 35. And the government attack Thursday on the convoy — as pieced together from official, witness and news media accounts — suggested the death toll could go higher.
In Washington, U.S. officials said one American — a Texan — was known to have died.
GOP leader says House to vote next week on 3-month debt limit increase tied to Congress' pay
WASHINGTON (AP) — House Republican leaders Friday offered President Barack Obama a three-month reprieve to a looming, market-rattling debt crisis, backing off demands that any immediate extension of the government's borrowing authority be accompanied by stiff spending cuts.
The retreat came with a caveat aimed at prodding Senate Democrats to pass a budget after almost four years of failing to do so: a threat to cut off the pay of lawmakers in either House or Senate if their chamber fails to pass a budget this year. House Republicans have passed budgets for two consecutive years.
The idea got a frosty reception from House Democrats but a more measured response from the White House and Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada.
Republicans hadn't settled on full details, but the measure would give the government about three more months of borrowing authority beyond a deadline expected to hit as early as mid-February, No. 2 House Republican Eric Cantor of Virginia said Friday.
The legislation wouldn't require immediate spending cuts as earlier promised by GOP leaders like Speaker John Boehner of Ohio. Instead, it's aimed at forcing the Democratic-controlled Senate to join the House in debating the federal budget.
Fellow Americans: Obama seeks to turn the page on economic turmoil in second inaugural address
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama has been looking to historians for guidance on how to shape his second inaugural's words into a speech for the ages, eager to make good use of his twice-in-a-lifetime opportunity to command the world's attention.
He will take the oath of office Sunday in an intimate White House ceremony witnessed by family, and then again Monday at the Capitol before a crowd of hundreds of thousands on the National Mall. Washington will also play host to the traditional inaugural parade and formal balls Monday, as well as a day of service Saturday that kicks off the festivities.
But it's Obama's inaugural address that will be the centerpiece of the three-day affair. The president will seek to turn the page on a first term consumed by economic turmoil and set an optimistic tone for four more years that will help define his legacy.
The president has been working on his speech since early December, writing out draft after draft on yellow legal pads, aides say. He's read several second-term inaugural addressed delivered by his predecessors. And last week, he invited a small group of historians to the White House to discuss the potential — and the pitfalls — of second-term inaugurals.
Heading into his speech, Obama does have history on his mind, particularly two of the great American leaders he most deeply admires, Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King Jr. The start of Obama's second term coincides with the 150th anniversary of Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation and the 50th anniversary of King's March on Washington, and he has chosen to take the public oath with his hand on both their bibles stacked together.
CDC chief: Flu hospitalizations spike in the elderly, season is shaping up to be a bad one
The number of older people hospitalized with the flu has risen sharply, prompting federal officials to take unusual steps to make more flu medicines available and to urge wider use of them as soon as symptoms appear.
The U.S. is about halfway through this flu season, and "it's shaping up to be a worse-than-average season" and a bad one for the elderly, said Dr. Thomas Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
It's not too late to get a flu shot, and "if you have symptoms, please stay home from work, keep your children home from school" and don't spread the virus, he said.
New figures from the CDC show widespread flu activity in all states but Tennessee and Hawaii. Some parts of the country are seeing an increase in flu activity "while overall activity is beginning to go down," Frieden said. Flu activity is high in 30 states and New York City, up from 24 the previous week.
Nine more children or teens have died of the flu, bringing the nation's total this flu season to 29. That's close to the 34 pediatric deaths reported during all of the last flu season, although that one was unusually light. In a typical season, about 100 children die of the flu and officials said there is no way to know whether deaths this season will be higher or lower than usual.
Overcharging of batteries likely culprit in Boeing 787 incidents, experts say
WASHINGTON (AP) — It's likely that burning lithium ion batteries on two Boeing 787 Dreamliners were caused by overcharging, aviation safety and battery experts said Friday, pointing to developments in the investigation of the Boeing incidents as well as a battery fire in a business jet more than a year ago.
An investigator in Japan, where a 787 made an emergency landing earlier this week, said the charred insides of the plane's lithium ion battery show the battery received voltage in excess of its design limits.
The similarity of the burned battery from the All Nippon Airways flight to the burned battery in a Japan Airlines 787 that caught fire Jan. 7 while the jet was parked at Boston's Logan International Airport suggests a common cause, Japan transport ministry investigator Hideyo Kosugi said.
"If we compare data from the latest case here and that in the U.S., we can pretty much figure out what happened," Kosugi said.
In the case of the 787 in Boston, the battery in the plane's auxiliary power unit had recently received a large demand on its power and was in the process of charging when the fire ignited, a source familiar with the investigation of the 787 fire in Boston told The Associated Press. The plane had landed a short time earlier and was empty of passengers, although a cleaning crew was working in the plane.
Justin Bieber's mother executive produces upcoming anti-abortion short film
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Justin Bieber's mother, Pattie Mallette, is an executive producer on an upcoming anti-abortion short film.
The makers of "Crescendo" hope to raise $10 million for pregnancy centers at screenings worldwide starting Feb. 28. Mallette herself will appear at some of these, said production company Movie to Movement on Friday.
The pop star's mother has written and spoken extensively about the addiction and abuse that led to her teenage pregnancy.
Mallette said in a statement she hopes her involvement with "Crescendo" will "encourage young women all over the world, just like me, to let them know that there is a place to go, people who will take care of you and a safe home to live in if you are pregnant and think you have nowhere else to turn."
Obama supporters laying plans to defeat NRA, push his gun control proposals through Congress
WASHINGTON (AP) — Supporters of President Barack Obama's gun-control proposals are planning a methodical, state-by-state campaign to try to persuade key lawmakers that it's in their political interest to back his sweeping effort to crack down on firearms and ammunition sales and expand criminal background checks.
To succeed will require overturning two decades of conventional wisdom that gun control is bad politics.
The National Rifle Association is confident that argument won't sell. But with polls showing majorities supporting new gun laws a month after the Connecticut shooting deaths of 20 schoolchildren and six adults, gun-control activists say the political calculus has changed. Their goal in coming weeks is to convince lawmakers of that, too, and to counter the NRA's proven ability to mobilize voters against any proposals limiting access to guns.
The gun-control advocates are focused first on the Senate, which is expected to act before the House on Obama's gun proposals. How Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., proceeds will depend in part on what he hears from a handful of Democrats in more conservative states where voters favor gun rights. These include some who are eyeing re-election fights in 2014, such as Mark Pryor of Arkansas, Mark Begich of Alaska and Max Baucus of Montana.
"We need to tell our members of Congress that they've got to stand up for sensible gun laws, and if they do that, we will stand up for them, and if they don't we will stand up for whoever runs against them," New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg told the U.S. Conference of Mayors Friday. "Because that's exactly what the NRA is trying to do."
Baltimore actor Robert Chew dies at 52; played Proposition Joe on 'The Wire' TV series
BALTIMORE (AP) — Robert Chew, who played Proposition Joe on the HBO series "The Wire," has died. He was 52.
His sister, Clarice Chew, said he suffered a heart attack and died at his Baltimore home Thursday.
Robert Chew grew up in Baltimore and studied music at Morgan State University for two years. His sister said he worked as music director for the Arena Players community theater.
The character Prop Joe was a highly intelligent and ruthless yet polite and diplomatic Baltimore drug lord. Another sister, Maureen Brown, said strangers would approach Chew on the street in Baltimore and tell him what a great job he did in that role.
He also appeared in TV shows "The Corner" and "Homicide: Life on the Street" and the 2004 TV movie "Something the Lord Made."


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Government troops and Russian-backed separatists largely suspended hostilities in east Ukraine on Tuesday, raising hopes of a lasting peaceful settlement in a conflict that has raged for seven months and claimed thousands of lives.
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Thursday, September 23, 2010
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Sept. 23, 2010) - Following a tough 3-1 road victory over longtime rival Chattanooga on Wednesday night, the ETSU volleyball team closes out regular season tournament play this weekend as they take part in the North Carolina Central University Tournament.
The Bucs will open the tournament on Friday against host North Carolina Central at 3 p.m. before taking on Maryland Eastern Shore shortly after at 5:30 p.m. The tournament will continue on Saturday with ETSU facing off against Hampton at 9 a.m. before the Bucs conclude the event against South Carolina State at 3 p.m. from McDougald-McLendon Gym on the campus of NCCU.
ETSU (10-5) enters the tournament having won its last two matches and they are winners in six of their last seven matches overall. The Bucs are coming off a tough victory against Chattanooga in which they trailed following the opening set.
Alysa Long (Romulus, Mich.) and Erin Ryan (Davie, Fla.) led the Bucs offensively with 14 kills apiece. Long finished the match with a .370 hitting percentage while also adding a solo block and five block assists. Ryan also added seven digs on the night. Megan Devine (Kingsport, Tenn.) finished with a double-double of 13 kills and 12 digs. Whitney Cogburn (Kingsport, Tenn.) led the Bucs with 44 assists and also came in with four kills, two aces, and five block assists. Kiley Tamblyn (Torrance, Calif.) led the ETSU defensive efforts with 14 digs, while also dishing out five assists.
NCCU (2-13) comes into the tournament following a 3-0 midweek loss at Campbell. The Eagles also finished 1-3 last weekend at the South Carolina Spikefest. Belinda Behncke-Biney leads the Eagles offensively with 148 kills (3.02 kps) on the year. Jzima-Malaki Kalao paces NCCU in assists with 333 (6.80 aps). Raven King leads the defensive efforts with 144 digs on the season. The Bucs lead the all-time series against the Eagles 1-0. ETSU defeated NCCU 3-1, in the only meeting back in 2007.
Fresh off a 2-1 weekend at the Kristen Dickmann Memorial Tournament hosted by Navy, the Maryland Eastern Shore (5-8) volleyball team enters the weekend with victories in four of their last six matches. The Hawks are led offensively by Zoe Bowens and Maline Vaitai. Both players have recorded 167 kills at an average of 3.09 kills per set. This will be the first meeting in volleyball between the Bucs and Hawks.
The Hampton Pirates (1-14) enter the tournament this weekend following their first victory of the season. The Pirates defeated this weekend's host N.C. Central last weekend at the South Carolina State Spikefest. Hampton is led offensively by Aaryn Harrison as she has recorded 113 kills (2.51 kps). Ivana Suput leads the defensive efforts of the Pirates with 109 digs (3.89 dps) on the year. This will be the first meeting between the two schools.
South Carolina State (4-11) is fresh off hosting the South Carolina Spikefest that featured many of the same teams participating this weekend. The Bulldogs finished the event with a 3-1 record that included wins against N.C. Central, Hampton, and Mercer. S.C. State is led by a trio of players that have compiled over 100 kills on the season. Shabree Roberson (119), Elizabeth Webb (111), and Desire Waller (108) have all eclipsed the 100 kill plateau to lead the Bulldogs offensively. This will be the first meeting between the two schools.
The Bucs will return to action on October 1 as they will travel to Buies Creek, N.C. to take on Campbell in the first Atlantic Sun Conference match of the season. The match is set for 7 p.m.
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All through the holiday season, you just want to stuff your face. Everywhere you turn someone is offering you a drink. The sideboard is laden with all sorts of fattening goodies and one dessert is never enough.
Silver trays pass by and you help yourself: a lobster here, a scallop there, some foie gras, some terrine, a petit four, and a handful of truffles. You're ready for more. Bring on the Bûche de Noël and another bottle of bubbly. Toast to the new year and order a truffle pizza.
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Arnaldo Caprai: Sagrantino di Montefalco Collepiano DOCG 2005
Italian wine, like Italian fashion, has seasons of genius - and 2005 was one of those years when everyone smiled at the "renaissance" of the industry.
In 1955, Arnaldo Caprai founded one of Italy's leading textile companies, which enabled him, in 1971, to buy vineyards in the hamlet of Montefalco in his native Umbria. Since 1988, Arnaldo Caprai winery has been managed by Marco Caprai, a man whose devotion to his craft earned his family's vineyard the Wine Enthusiast's 2012 "European Winery of the Year."
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It's been a rough year, no question - but if you think you'd had it bad, then take time to think about those in need of food. Take time this holiday season and reward service organizations like God's Love We Deliver.
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Van Gogh Vodka: PB&J
Yum. Or not? At first, we couldn't decide how we felt about Van Gogh Vodka's PB&J, which takes one of the most iconic American flavor combinations from childhood and swirls it into vodka. Isn't that a little like giving Honey BooBoo a big lady cocktail with her PB&J sandwich?
Then we tasted Van Gogh Vodka PB&J. The weirdest thing is that you smell the peanuts - but you taste the raspberry. And it's decidedly delicious - a little like how you learned to love a peanut butter-and-pickle sandwich when you were shipped off to camp. The salt and the sweet in Van Gogh Vodka PB&J marry together nicely, not unlike the way you enjoy a salty caramel. There's a hint of vanilla on the side and a smooth, velvety texture.
You're going to want to mix this with milk for a novelty egg nog - or maybe with cola, for something like a cherry Coke. And when mixed with cranberry and apple juice, you're drinking something akin to a spiked fruit salad - and how better to survive the holidays with your family. Just tell your mother you're drinking the lunch she used to pack for you for school.
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"Enjoy this light and lemony cheesecake with its delicious blueberry topping. It's excellent as a summer dessert, especially if you can find wild blueberries or huckleberries, or use frozen thawed and drained blueberries."
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1 1/4 cups
graham cracker crumbs
2 tablespoons
brown sugar, packed
1 tablespoon
butter, melted
4 (8 ounce) packages
cream cheese, softened
1 cup
white sugar
large egg yolks
1 tablespoon
finely grated lemon zest
1/4 cup
fresh lemon juice
1 teaspoon
vanilla extract
1/2 cup
sour cream
large egg whites
1/3 cup
white sugar
3 cups
fresh blueberries or frozen blueberries, thawed
1 teaspoon
fresh lemon juice
I really think this recipe is outstanding! My boyfriend LITERALLY licked his plate clean! The texture is fluffy and light, with just the right amount of lemon flavor. I used raspberries instead of blueberries (just a personal preference), and used a different crust recipe just because it's my favorite and I like to have crust on the sides AND bottom: 2 cups graham crackers, ¼ cup pecans, ½ tsp cinnamon
½ cup butter (melted). You also don't have to pre-cook this crust so I found it to be a time-saver. Next time I might try to put a thin layer of the liquid raspberry sauce on top of the crust (under the filling) so it can seep into the crust during baking for some extra raspberry flavor.
Quite a strong lemony taste but the texture is AMAZING. However this isn't one of those cakes to reduce the sugar because it just makes the cake tart. Very tart.
54 Ratings
During the holidays, I sometimes make an orange cheesecake that is to die for. It has been a few years since I made it but this year I finally succumbed to my children's request. I could not find my recipe but my research lead me to this recipe as it best matched my recollection of my former recipe. The cheesecake turned out so well that I felt compelled to review this recipe because this technique is excellent. The resulting cheesecake is so light and fluffy that you will feel as though you are not eating a sinfully delicious treat. I substituted a chocolate-hazelnut crust by using 1 pkg of Famous chocolate wafers, ½ cup chopped hazelnuts, ¼ cup sugar and ¼ cup butter. I crushed the wafers in the blender with the hazelnuts a quarter package at a time by using the pulse button on and off for about 30 seconds each batch. After mixing in the butter and sugar, I pressed it into the spring pan on the bottom and the sides. I substituted orange flavoring for the lemon with 1/4 cup fresh orange juice, finely grated orange zest from 1 orange and 2 tsp orange extract. I followed the recipe's instructions explicitly and chilled the cheesecake overnight after I let it cool in the oven. After removing from the spring pan, I cut the cheesecake with a knife that has been rinsed in hot water in between each slice. I then serve with a drizzle of chocolate syrup
I use this in my restaraunt and everyone simply can"t get enough of it. excellent product review!!!!!!!!!
Delicious! Like another reviewer, I also had too much filling for my pan so I may use a larger pan next time. And like another reviewer, it was difficult to cut so I'll probably freeze it before cutting next time. My husband is gluten-intolerant so I used gluten-free graham cracker-type crumbs instead of the regular variety.
the perfect consistency (for me!)--not as dense as a crumbly cheesecake nor as soft as those mousse-y ones. i halved the recipe, and the filling fit a 9-inch store-bought graham cracker crust perfectly. also omitted the topping for a super easy and delicious dessert. otherwise followed the recipe and the lemon flavor was wonderful!
Light and fluffy yet rich and decadent, this soufflé was a huge hit at my family's Christmas party last year. I've never made a soufflé before this and found the idea of it somewhat intimidating. Luckily, it was pretty easy and came out beautifully! If I could give it an extra star, I would!
This recipe was amazingly good and, though a bit more labor intensive than I'm used to, very fun to make. I made for friends and family and everyone raved about it. Like some other comments mention, I ended up with a bit too much filling. Also, next time I would make more crust, as I thought it was too thin. One other thing, I would refrigerate it longer next time for more firmness and ease of cutting. I don't think the taste could be improved upon. Great recipte!
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Lemon Souffle Cheesecake with Blueberry Topping
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Title: jam is good for the scalp
Date: January 10, 2005
Summary: Steve is stung by a bee, and mistakes Beaver for a Panda.
Cast: Beaver, Steve, Bee, Shrimp
Onomatopoeias used: "SPREAD", "ZZZZZZ", "STI-ING!", "SWUNK!", "[[|?]]", "POW!", "WHACK!", "ZZZZ"
"Fin" style: Stated by a bee.
Number of panels: 14
Panel 1
Steve SPREAD's a jar labeled JAM on his head.
Steve: "Wee Hee Hee!"
Panel 2
A bee ZZZZZZ's in from the right.
Steve: "Oh! Hello There,"
Panel 3
The bee STI-ING!'s Steve.
Steve: "YAAAAA!"
Panel 4
Steve runs to a door.
Steve: "Beaver! Beaver!"
Panel 5
From the other side of the door, we see Beaver, holding a plunger.
Steve: "BEAVER!"
Beaver: "I wonder what's up now..."
Panel 6
Steve SWUNKS!'s the door open into Beaver's face. He does not drop the plunger.
Steve: "Beaver! A bee stung me! ... Beaver?"
Panel 7
Steve ?'s as Beaver, now with black eyes. recovers.
Beaver: "Groan..."
Panel 8
A picture of Steve, covered in Jam, with a lump on his nose.
Panel 9
A picture of Beaver, with his black eyes and his plunger.
Beaver: "Wh-what happened?"
Panel 10
A picture of a panda, holding a shoot of bamboo just like Beaver is holding the plunger.
Beaver/Panda: "Why are you looking at me like that Steve? Mew Mew?"
Panel 11
Steve violently flings himself at Beaver.
Steve: "YAAAAA!"
Beaver: "AAAAH!"
Panel 12
From out of the panel, Steve POW!'s and WHACK!'s Beaver.
Steve: "Take that you bamboo muncher!"
Beaver: "NO! AIE!"
A flying shrimp sits onscreen.
Shrimp: "So, kids, remember: Bees are the enemy!"
Panel 13
The bee ZZZZ's back on from the right.
Shrimp: "AAAAH!"
Bee: "HEY! Racist!"
Panel 14
Bee: "Uh...Fin."
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There were a few basic requirements for whatever circuit I came up to justify the "practically usable" label: There are quite a few simple "sort of an oscilloscope" type circuits out on the web, but all I know fall short in one or more respects:
• Only one input channel – very often one must display one signal in relation to another (e.g. clock and data, or input vs. output) or trigger on a signal different from the one to be displayed, and this needs at least two channels.
• No reasonable protection against overvoltage at the input.
• Very limited range of input voltages (e.g. just 0…5V) and no adjustable input amplification or attenuation.
• Only usable for very slow signals because of limited sample rate (a few kSa/sc) and/or low bandwidth (a few kHz).
• Non-standard input impedance – standard scope probes need 1 MOhm. Input stage not frequency compensated (limits bandwidth to a few kHz at best).
• Use of exotic, obsolete or unnecessarily expensive components.
• Unnecessarily complex circuit especially given the limited performance.
With the DPScope SE I tried to address all these issues. Of course the end result can never compete with a professional Tektronix or Agilent scope costing hundred times more, but it is still good for a large number of applications.
To minimize cost some preliminary considerations set the general direction:
• Try to integrate as much of the scope hardware into a single chip.
• The instrument should use a PC for control and display – saves the cost of a dedicated LCD display (while providing unmatched resolution and processing power) and front panel control knobs and buttons.
• Connection should be through USB (fast and today's standard – legacy serial port connection require USB converters which again adds cost since most new PCs don't even have RS-232 ports anymore).
• Power to be provided through USB connection – saves the cost of a wall-wart power supply.
• Be very careful about adding components and be diligent looking for low-cost, easily available components.
• Don't use hard-to-solder, fine pitch components so the scope can be distributed as a self-assembly kit anybody can build.
In the end I was able to squeeze almost everything onto a single microcontroller (a Microchip PIC18F14K50) – acquisition control, capture memory, USB interface, digital-to-analog converters (ADC), trigger circuitry and trigger threshold generation. The only major block outside is the analog frontend – and even this is just one quad op-amp chip and a number of resistors and capacitors.
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I am trying to write firmware for my own PIC18 - USB oscilloscope and I was wondering if you had knowledge of any good resources that might help me get started? I have never written firmware/drivers before. My idea is to do something similar to what you have done here, meaning eventually writing a Windows app that controls the operation of the device. Also, if your firmware is available somewhere, if would appreciate if you could point me to it.
Thank you!
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can i get the source code for this windows application??
You can download the application from my webpage (http://www.dpscope.com); the source code is not included though.
I've just assembled one! Took me roughly one hour of work, and after installing the software, plugging it and calibrating as described in the doc, the damn thing just started working no questions asked :)
Cool little piece of hardware that WORKS as advertised.
what is the supply voltage for the op amps?
Vcc=5V like for the rest of the circuitry. The op-amps are rail-to-rail input as well as output (meaning they accept input voltages from 0 to Vcc) and their output can swing to within a few mV of 0V and Vcc. This makes them very simple to use.
i'm doing my BE final in TAMILNADU,INDIA i need DPSCOPE SE self assembling kit, in how many days can I receive your kit..........
please reply me sir........
The DPScope SE has significantly lower specs regarding bandwidth and sample rate compared to the DPScope. The latter lacks the logic analyzer functionality though. A more detailed discussion of the differences is here:
I am doing my first experiments with electronics and am in the middle of buliding onetesla.com project ... they say to test you are better of with an oscilloscope ... Will this cope have the speed and voltage range required to test my project? Sorry but I ma so new I dont really know how to check this out for myself
many thanks Rick
Thanks For Sharing !!!!
.... I'll Be Buying Your Kit Soon !!!!
I have not implemented triggering on a full pattern. You'd probably want to allow trigger masks that comprise two subsequent samples, and mask them accordingly. E.g. masks X01X and X11X (where X means "don't care") would tell the scope to trigger on "rising edge on channel 2 and logic high on channel 3". Or masks XXXX and 0011 would mean to trigger on the vector "channels 1 and 2 are low, channels 3 and 4 are high". I had been playing with such a scheme, but even with clever logic operations I got nowhere close to 1 MSa/sec, that's why I abandoned the scheme. This is a place where I'd go for an implementation in hardwired logic (e.g. 74xx gates or a CPLD/FPGA) instead.
The output then acts as the trigger for the scope.
(C11 + C_par) / C19 = R1 / R3 should read (C11 + C_par) / C12 = R1 / R3
R1 is rated to a static load of at least 100V or 200V (depending on specific model), so this gives good headroom compared to the specified input signal range (25V peak). I think that should say D1.
As for the second one, it is indeed the resistor R1 that is the limiting factor, since it gets 90% of the applied input voltage, while D1 and D2 only see 1/10th, so their voltage rating (also > 100V) is largely irrelevant.
I am currently using a Sound Card oscilloscope with a custom interface:
The Sound card samples at 49KSa/sec and the PC displays wave-forms up to 4Khz .
I have a fundamental question:
You state that "The maximum achievable sample rate is just above 50 kSa/sec. (For finer resolutions the scope uses equivalent time sampling, up to 2 MSa/sec equivalent sample rate)."
Can you explain how you are able to display 20Khz and 39Khz wave-forms ?
Would Love to hear from you and possibly go in for your DPScope SE kit
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Best Wishes,
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Make a quad-scan device with higher bandwidth (100MHz)
Seeing as the whole thing is powered from one USB port, I'm waiting for an entire laptop that can be powered on 5V 0.5A.
I don't know if you remember, but I bought one of the previous versions from you just over two years ago now, and it continues to serve me VERY well!
It's up there with my multimeter and my component analyser as one of THE most used tools on my work bench.
I wonder how small you could make this with SMT parts? Now THERE'S a challenge :D Matchbox DSO anybody? :P
You could place components on both sides of the board to make it even smaller. The limiting factor would likely be the BNC and USB connectors.
I was just looking at the support forums, too. There's some intriguing threads there, like isolating the scope from the computer using opto isolators. may have to try that one.
I taught a class to our ham radio club last year demonstrating that it isn't that hard to work with SMD. You don't need all that reflow apparatus unless you are doing production quantities. I used to design VERY large and complex PCB's and my prototypes were built by hand using nothing more than a soldering iron.
Here are the essential items to do SMD by hand:
A good temperature controlled soldering station with a TINY tip. I prefer the Metcal, but they're pricey, unless you can find a used one, which I did for $80.
Some form of magnification. You can get by with a head mounted visor, or work your way up to a bench mounted stereo microscope.
small tools including a couple of different shapes of tweezers for parts placement.
VERY small solder. If you look, you can find small quantities on eBay and elsewhere. You need something smaller than 0.015".
Solder wick - for fixing the boo-boos. Sometimes it is easier to lay down too much solder and then take some back. Solder wick and good visibility allow you to do that.
And the final item that is ESSENTIAL is a flux pen. Apply flux liberally to the pads immediately before placing the part with tweezers. The flux is a bit sticky and keeps the parts from sliding away, but it is amazing what a difference it makes to solder flow. You can tin the soldering iron tip and touch it to the component lead and pad, and it flows instantly.
I've used parts down to 0201, but for home hobby use, I mostly use 0603. Small enough to keep things compact, but large enough to see what I'm doing!
These techniques will allow you to hand solder ANY SMD device except BGA's.
The last time I tried I completely ruined an FTDI chip before I learned of the solder wick trick. That bit looks SO easy. Also drag soldering!
Once I sort my workspace out and maybe upgrade some of my tools, perhaps I'll have another go. Maybe start with some SMT kits from Sparkfun or something.
It's definitely something I want to get into :) particularly as you mention the industry is heading that way anyway, and all the nicest flavoured chips, like that pesky FTDI part, are only available in SMT.


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Orlando Mini Maker Faire Not So Mini Anymore
Event Expands to Two Days & Attains "Featured" Maker Faire Status
Maker Faire Orlando at Orlando Science Center
September 13 – 14, 2014
ORLANDO, Fla. (June 18, 2014) — After two years being designated as a Mini Maker Faire, Orlando's premiere event for DIY enthusiasts has received "featured" status and will now be known as "Maker Faire Orlando." It joins the growing list of cities including Paris, Tokyo and Atlanta that host a "featured" Maker Faire. As such, the event will expand to two days, Sept. 13–14, 2014, and receive promotional support from Maker Media — the group that produces the annual flagship Maker Faires in San Francisco and New York City. Maker Faire Orlando is an ongoing collaboration between The Maker Effect Foundation and Orlando Science Center as well as members of the local maker community, most notably FamiLAB.
This announcement comes on the National Day of Making as proclaimed by President Obama, and the same day as the first-ever White House Maker Faire.
"Orlando is one of the fastest growing hubs for collaboration and innovation. I'd like to thank Orlando Science Center for bringing a Maker Faire to our community which will further our mission in creating the jobs of the future and promoting entrepreneurship in Orlando," said Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer. "It also recognizes the importance of STEM education for our students while supporting the growth of technology in our local economy."
Maker Faire is an award-winning, family-friendly event celebrating technology, education, science, arts, crafts, engineering, food, sustainability and more. Maker Faire has become part of pop-culture and a place for experiential marketing, debuting new technologies and inventions, and celebrating geekdom. Maker Media produces two annual flagship Maker Faires, partners with museums to produce Featured Maker Faires and works with communities to license Mini Maker Faires around the world.
The individuals behind these exhibits are known as "makers" and they range from tech-enthusiasts to crafters to homesteaders to scientists to garage tinkerers. They are of all ages and come from many backgrounds. Science credentials are not required but a love for innovation and a creative spirit certainly helps. Maker Faire Orlando will feature displays and experimentation across the spectrum of science, engineering, art, performance and craft. It's a place where people can show what they are making and share what they are learning.
"We tend to be defined sometimes today just as consumers, but I believe all of us are makers and all of us like to view ourselves as creative and productive," said Dale Dougherty, President and CEO of Maker Media and grandfather to Maker Faires worldwide. "The Maker Faire is an invitation to anyone who sees themselves as a maker."
The inaugural Orlando Mini Maker Faire in May 2012 was held at the Orange County Fairgrounds with last year being the first time Orlando Science Center hosted the event. Each of the past two years Orlando Mini Maker Faire featured more than 100 exhibits from local makers and groups, and attracted more than 2,500 guests. Maker Faire Orlando expects to showcase more than 150 makers and draw more than 5,000 guests this September.
"We are thrilled about the growth of our Maker Faire and its ascension to 'featured' status," said JoAnn Newman, President & CEO of Orlando Science Center. "This event represents everything we do best which is engage the community about science in a hands-on, passionate and innovative way."
Download photos at the following Dropbox link: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/63fszyt8txijh2g/AAA0dOpp_VOAdYU09ghHeSkUa.
Maker Faire Orlando is independently organized and operated under license from Maker Media.
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Located in Orlando, Fla., interactive learning and discovery await within the Science Center's hundreds of exhibits, programs, labs, films and planetarium shows. The Science Center provides educational opportunities both within and outside its walls including field trips, family science nights at schools and community centers, and other outreach.
Orlando Science Center's mission is to inspire science learning for life. The Science Center strives to create lasting impacts on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education and develop the next generation of creative innovators. Fully accredited by the American Association of Museums, the Science Center ranks as one of the most popular museum destinations in the region. Having served more than 11 million people since its inception in 1955 and more than 200,000 youth in the past year alone, the Science Center offers rich resources for lifelong learning.
For high-resolution photos, logos and more, please visit the following Dropbox link: www.osc.org/mediakit.
Maker Faire is the Greatest Show (and Tell) on Earth — a family-friendly showcase of invention, creativity, and resourcefulness, and a celebration of the Maker Movement. It's a place where people of all ages and backgrounds gather together to show what they are making and share what they are learning.
Maker Faire celebrated 100 Faires in 2013 alone and has reached over 1.5 million attendees globally since it launched in San Mateo, California, in 2006, less than a year after the publication of its "parent," Make: magazine, which launched in 2005. The ninth annual Maker Faire Bay Area welcomed some 1100 makers and 130,000 attendees. World Maker Faire New York, the other flagship event, has grown in four years to 600+ makers and 75,000 attendees. Detroit, Kansas City, Atlanta, Milwaukee, Silver Spring, Rome, Oslo, Newcastle (UK), Tokyo, Shenzhen and now Orlando host our "featured" Maker Faires (200+ makers), and community-driven, independently organized Mini Maker Faires inspire and ignite creative communities everywhere around the United States and internationally.
Located in Sebastopol and Berkeley, California, Maker Media has been widely credited with jumpstarting the worldwide Maker Movement, which has been a transforming force in innovation, culture, and education. In addition to publishing MAKE Magazine and producing Maker Faire, Maker Media develops "getting started" kits and books it sells through its Maker Shed store as well as other retail channels.


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Dekalb County Senior Affirmation Event (Dekalb High School)
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I think we're ready to talk about this. We got approval from the hotel this year to have one.
After years of tons of requests, San Japan & The Blue Velvet Cafe will be finally bringing the maid cafe experience to San Japan 4TW.
Plan is to charge $5. Per entrance of Per Show (meaning you can check out an AM Show, leave, and still check it out later on but if you come back for a PM Show, you have to pay $5 again).
We have to charge the fee in order to recoup the hotel charges to allow us to serve our own food in the maid cafe.
Menu & more details TBD. I know a rep from The Blue Velvet is on the forums here to answer questions.
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Decided to take a stab at building my self a portable chop saw table
That would be more easily transportable on small jobs being my other table is 16' long and just a pain in the rear to transport anywhere.
So I got a bit bored and was looking at all the junk that I was fixing to haul off to salvage later an old bed frame and some pretty worthless roller stands from HF so now I need to figure out what to use as legs not sure if I should just make it as a table top with short legs or shoot for folding legs
The extended supports will make it an overall length of 8' with the extension wings
if it works out will post pics when done
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The begining of Portable Chop Saw Table out of scrap materials
I've been thinking of doing the same thing
I've been thinking of doing the same thing. Please post pictures when complete. Good Luck!****************************************
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Up Date a little more scrap found for this project
Figured id up date the post a little was trying to figure out the legs for it
so just thought I could utilize more of the bed frame and some pipe and the bottom of the HF roller stand joined the left over pieces of the HF roller stand with some 3/4 pipe to make the legs and the folding portions of the bed frame
To use as the hinged part to lock in the legs being they have sort of a stop on them.
Will post more pics later
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Ok this is what I have so far for the portable chop saw table
Ok this is what I have so far
I need some suggestions on what I should do for the empty spots
Beside the saw should I fill in with expanded metal or flat plate like maybe 1/8"
Or should I just leave it open??
I still have some shaping to do to the sharp edges and paint; it is pretty strong and stable. it will secure to the inside wall on my welder trailer with a self locking wing nut to secure it to the side wall and with out taking other useful room also.
So what do you think?? Any suggestions filling in the open areas.
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Awesome. I'm going upstairs now to cut up my bed!
Nice job."A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing"
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I have been thinking of a way to be able to move my saw outdoors and not having to work on the ground or pad. I have had a couple of idea and your bench is going to be part of the plan. Thanks
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ok finaly
here it is for the most part will be adding a back shield later for the sparks
and the mounts to put it on my welding trailer
well what do ya think? all from scrap crap!
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Good job.
I've been wanting to build something along those lines for the shop's chop saw for quite awhile,
but never have.
Maybe I can con 'Strength and Power' into making me one like that for my birthday.
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on Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Chris Slaughter, a University of Texas at Austin graduate research assistant and student entrepreneur, has had quite a week.
First, he made a presentation to the UT System Board of Regents about his company, Lynx Laboratories, which is supported by the Longhorn Startup Program at UT Austin.
Then, Slaughter met with President Obama to talk about his company, which develops software for 3-D photography.
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Barry McBee, vice chancellor and chief governmental relations officer at The University of Texas System, gave an update to the Board of Regents on UT System's priorities for the 83rd Legislative Session on May 9.
McBee said that significant progress has been made on numerous initiatives. However, he cautioned that with less than three weeks left in the session, many issues are still in play and in flux, so there is still much work to do.
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From left: Diego Capeletti, Eva Deemer and Alex Pastor of American Water Recycling.
University of Texas at El Paso student team Diego Capeletti, Eva Deemer and Alex Pastor were awarded $100,000 in seed funding for their company American Water Recycling (AWR) during the UT System Horizon Fund Student Investment Competition on May 2.
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On May 2, sixteen student teams from 10 University of Texas System institutions will compete in the UT System Horizon Fund Student Investment Competition for up to $100,000 in seed funding. The teams will present their business plan and idea to a high-profile group of venture capitalists, investors and industry experts who will judge the entries and award a winner from one of two categories: Information Technology or Biomedical/Engineering. The winning team will be announced during an award reception at the end of the day.
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The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston recently received the Employer of the Year award from The Galveston County Daily News.
This is the first year the newspaper has given the award, which recognizes the positive impact that stable jobs and the employers who provide them have on the local economy and the community in general.
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In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the establishment of The University of Texas at El Paso, university faculty, staff, alumni, students, and leaders gathered at the State Capitol on Tuesday.
UT El Paso began as a mining school on Sept. 23, 1914, and was later renamed Texas Western college and then The University of Texas at El Paso in 1967. The university will celebrate its centennial in 2014.
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UT System Chancellor Francisco Cigarroa delivering the 2013 Tomás Rivera Lecture. (Image courtesy: Ornelas Photography)
UT System Chancellor Francisco Cigarroa, M.D., delivered the Tomás Rivera Lecture during the national conference of the American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education, March 28-30, in San Antonio. The lecture is presented every year by a national leader or distinguished scholar to honor the late Dr. Tomás Rivera—a professor, scholar, poet and former chancellor of the University of California, Riverside.
UT San Antonio President Ricardo Romo introduced the Chancellor, describing him as "a man of vision and innovation," an individual who is "keen on implementation."
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The University of Texas at Dallas chess team finished second place for the third year in a row at the Final Four of College Chess in Washington, D.C., April 6-7.
Cristian Chirila, Valentin Yotov, Julio Sadorra, Salvijus Bercys, Milos Pavlovic and Conrad Holt competed against three teams from The University of Maryland, Baltimore County, The University of Illinois and Webster University, which took first place.
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In 2012, The University of Texas at El Paso's College of Engineering graduated 10 doctoral, 102 master's and 230 undergraduate Hispanic-American engineering students, making UTEP the top producer of graduate-level Hispanic engineers in the nation and second in the nation for undergraduate Hispanic engineers.
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Ronald DePinho, M.D., president of UT MD Anderson Cancer Center was recently selected for the prestigious Agilent Thought Leader Award, which recognizes researchers whose discoveries represent fundamental advances in the life sciences. DePinho is one of only three awardees in 2012 and was selected for his research into pancreatic cancer metabolomics.
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