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We have stayed here a few times now, and all I can say is that we keep coming back for a reason. Great lodges in a fabulous location, what more can I say?
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The lodge was lovely but the attention to detail was lacking. The curtain was ripped, none of the extractor fans worked, there was no light near the hot tub making getting in & out in the dark difficult, there are no lamps or bedside tables in the bedroom either. We had no batteries in the remote for the fire and the sofas were too far away from anything that needed a remote so we had to stand in the middle of the room. There was not enough cutlery for the number of people the lodge can accommodate. Thankfully there was only 2 of us but had the lodge been full we would have had to eat on a rota!
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Very surprised at quality and facilities within lodge as advertised few little extras olive oil, washing-up liquid dish washer tabs just add that extra touch. Didn't have hot tub so won't comment except if you dont like following rules I'd give them a miss. This place is in a beautiful setting about a mile to Aysgarth falls, up and down hills though, and same to West Burton. Tried the restaurant twice, food very nice and plentiful, good selection of ales. No shop on site but not far to leyburn or hawes, would certainly recommend for quiet week away or ideal base to explore Yorkshire dales.
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Fantastic trip away with my friends and we will most defiantly be returning in the future.
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Generally writers fall into one of two camps: those who feel that one can't write without having a firm grasp on Proust, and those who, like Virginia Woolf, are crippled by his influence. De Botton, the author of On Love, The Romantic Movement and Kiss and Tell, obviously falls into the former category. But rather than an endless exegesis on memory, de Botton has chosen to weave Proust's life, work, friends and era into a gently irreverent, tongue-in-cheek self-help book. For example, in the chapter titled "How to Suffer Successfully," de Botton lists poor Proust's many difficulties (asthma, "awkward desires," sensitive skin, a Jewish mother, fear of mice), which is essentially a funny way of telling the reader quite a lot about the man's life. Next he moves on to Proust's little thesis that because we only really think when distressed, we shouldn't worry about striving for happiness so much as "pursuing ways to be properly and productively unhappy." De Botton then cheerily judges various characters of A la recherche against their author's maxims. At the beginning, when de Botton drags his own girlfriend into a tortuous and not terribly successful digression, readers may be skeptical, but they will be won over by his whimsical relation of Proust's lessons?essentially an exhortation to slow down, pay attention and learn from life. Is it profound? No. Does this add something new to Proust scholarship? Probably not. But it's a real pleasure to read someone who treats this sacrosanct subject as something that is still vital and vigorous. 25,000 first printing; author tour.
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Hi, Janina, I met you in open source world conference in Málaga, Spain. Do you remember me? I took every morning early to the conference, I was very pleased to met a woman like you.
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In this summer, we have a conference at Sevilla's University Pablo de Olavide, I would be very happy having you in Spain this days, so I expect you to be here. It would be very interesting for Spanish woman, and blinds, and everybody else.
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We arrived and the check in was easy and the front desk staff were very helpful and accommodating. They told us because we were a member of small luxury hotel we could have a late check out (our plane wasn't till 6pm).
The room was cute and had everything we needed, the baggage guy went through everything with us, how the hotel room worked and opening and closing time of the restaurant etc.
The food in the BLT restaurant is very good, of course the meat is fantastic, but they also do a sushi menu, the sushi is also really good.
The cleanliness of the hotel and the bedroom was amazing, super clean and always neat. They come in the evening to do a turn down service (which for me put them on the 5 star rating).
The waiter at the bar one night was very nice, talkative and always happy and smiling.
Now for the not so good areas.
The only staff that were nice were the front desk, the baggage guys and one guy behind the bar one night. Everyone else didn't want to help, didn't smile and even didn't say hello to us when we sat down or wanted to order.
The restaurant in the hotel has great food, but it is let down by the service. They are slow and we were waiting 40 minutes for our food to come out (the starter). The staff are rude and don't care.
The lady who site the people in the restaurant never smiled and looked miserable. It was like she didn't want to be there. One night we wanted to stay in the hotel and asked if there were tables available inside or outside, she was rude and just said NO. We went outside and there were 4 table free of 2 persons. We didn't argue and went for dinner somewhere else. We got back 1 hour later and these tables still had no one sat at them.
Lastly the concierge. There are 3 different people on the concierge changing at different times of the day. The first Lady was very nice and tried to help, but she came across as she didn't really know what she was doing. The second guy was lovely, smiling, happy and wanted to do as much as possible to help. The last guy was just terrible, rude, arrogant and when we went to the front desk to ask something he came up and got straight in our personal space saying he would help... Not nice.
All in all, if the service was sorted out I would defiantly come back to this hotel, but as the service how it is i would try somewhere else.


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This invention relates to infrared spectroscopy and in particular relates to FT-IR spectroscopy based upon a Michelson type interferometer.
In an FT-IR spectrometer, an interferometer of the Michelson type splits an input light beam into a reflected beam and a transmitted beam by means of a beam splitter. Each split beam travels along its own path to a return mirror which deflects it back to the beam splitter along the same path. One of the return mirrors is stationary whilst the other is movable, typically along a linear path between two limits equidistant from a datum position. At the beam splitter the return split beams recombine along a common output path leading to a photodetector via a sample station.
If the movable mirror is at its datum position the optical path of the two split beams is the same so that when those split beams return to the beam splitter, they constructively interfere. This results in a large signal being produced at the photodetector and this is known as the center burst.
If the movable mirror is shifted towards the incoming split beam, the optical path of that beam decreases and conversely if it is moved away, the optical path is increased. Thus, as the movable mirror is moved from one limit to another, two complete series of optical path difference values of opposite signs are generated and this travel is referred to as an OPD scan. The output signal of the photodetector during an OPD scan is a series of superimposed electrical sine waves of different frequencies and amplitudes. This signal is known as an interferogram.
Such interferometers include a reference light source, typically a laser, which is used to measure the optical path difference. The reference fringes created during an OPD scan are sensed by a photodetector which generates a reference fringe signal which is a sine wave.
When no sample is present at the sampled position, the detector signal is the emission interferogram of the light source, typically an infrared source. When a sample is present, the output signal of the detector is the interferogram of the sample superimposed upon that of the light source. By taking the Fourier transform of the source interferogram and the Fourier transform of the sample interferogram superimposed upon that of the source, it is possible to obtain the spectrum of the sample.
The present invention is concerned with the acquisition and processing of interferograms in order to obtain such spectra. It is known in the processing of interferograms to feed the output of the photodetector to an analogue-to-digital converter in order to produce a digital representation of the interferogram. Timing signals for sampling the interferogram are typically derived from the zero crossing points of the reference fringes of the laser used in the interferometer. In one known arrangement the analogue-to-digital converter is a successive approximation type analogue-to-digital converter with a sample and hold arrangement, which is sampled at each reference fringe zero crossing point. A problem with the successive approximation type analogue-to-digital converter is their relatively poor signal-to-noise ratio.
An alternative arrangement is described in an article by Minami and Kawata, published in Applied Optics, Vol. 32, No. 25, September 1993, pages 4822 to 4826. This article describes a proposal for using an over sampling technique by digitizing the interferogram using a delta sigma (ΔΣ) modulation technique. The arrangement makes use of a phase locked loop to generate over sampling pulses at a frequency which is a multiple of the reference fringe frequency, such that the output rate of the analogue-to-digital converter matches the reference fringe frequency. This arrangement suffers from the disadvantage that the characteristics of the phase locked loop can lead to inaccuracies in sampling.
The present invention is concerned with a technique for processing an interferogram which uses an analogue-to-digital converter such as a delta sigma (ΔΣ) modulator oversampled at a fixed clock rate.
Thus, according to the present invention there is provided apparatus for processing the output signals of a Michelson type interferometer used in Fourier Transform spectroscopy, which outputs include a waveform comprising an interferogram and a waveform representing reference interference fringes, said apparatus comprising an analogue-to-digital converter for providing a digital representation of the interferogram waveform, means for providing a fixed frequency clock signal to said analogue-to-digital converter and processing means arranged to receive the digital representation of the interferogram waveform and a digital representation of the reference fringe waveform and to process said inputs to provide a digital output representing the interferogram.
The waveform representing the reference fringes may be applied to an input of a second, fixed frequency analogue-to-digital converter, thus providing a digitized representation of the reference fringe waveform.
The sampling signals for the analogue-to-digital converters may be provided by one or more high speed, fixed frequency, clocks. The frequency of the clock signal supplied to the first analogue-to-digital converter may be different from the frequency of the clock signal applied to the second analogue-to-digital converter.
The processing means may be arranged to determine the time at which each reference fringe is at a predetermined datum point, to filter and interpolate the interferogram values from the analogue-to-digital converter, to generate mathematical functions representing interferogram values at points intermediate to the sampling points, and to reconstruct the interferogram at the datum points from said functions. The predetermined datum points may be some or all of the zero crossing points of the reference fringes. Alternatively the datum points may be points intermediate the zero crossing points of the reference fringes.
The analogue-to-digital converter is preferably a delta-sigma modulator. In this respect it should be noted that it is common for a delta-sigma modulator to be supplied with an integral digital filter and the combination is usually referred to as a delta sigma converter. It should be appreciated that the present invention in its broadest aspect contemplates the use of delta sigma modulators without the presence of an integral digital filter.
The determination of the predetermined datum points may be carried out by filtering and interpolation of the fringe data.
The interpolation of the interferogram values and the fringe data may be carried out by generating data at additional points at fixed intervals between the sampling points, then fitting a curve to the additional data to define data continuously between the sampling points.
The additional points may be generated using mid-point interpolation.
Alternatively, the additional points may be generated using polyphase filters.
The curve fitting may comprise a linear, cubic or higher order fit.
The digital representation of the reference waveform may be generated by a timer which identifies the datum points of the reference fringes. The datum points may be the zero crossings of the fringes. The output of the timer may be fed through a low pass digital filter. The processing means may be arranged to filter and interpolate the interferogram values from the analogue-to-digital converter, to generate mathematical functions representing interferogram values at points intermediate the sampling points, and to reconstruct the interferogram at the datum points from said functions.
The invention will be described now by way of example only, with particular reference to the accompanying drawings. In the drawings:
FIGS. 1, 1A and 1B are schematic block diagrams of a first embodiment of apparatus in accordance with the present invention,
FIGS. 2 and 2A are block diagrams representing the operation of the processing block shown in FIG. 1,
FIG. 3 is a block diagram of a second embodiment of apparatus in accordance with the present invention,
FIGS. 4 and 4A are block diagrams illustrating the operation of the processing block of FIG. 3, and
FIG. 5 is a waveform diagram illustrating the operation of the present apparatus.
Referring to FIG. 1, a first embodiment of apparatus for processing the interferogram signal and reference fringe signal of a Michelson type interferometer includes a first RC (resistance capacitor) filter (10) which receives the interferogram signal and a second RC filter (11) which receives the reference fringe signal. The output of the RC filter (10) is fed to an analogue-to-digital converter (12), which comprises a delta sigma (ΔΣ) converter. The delta sigma converter comprises a delta sigma modulator (12A) and a digital filter (12B) as shown in FIG. 1A. The output of the RC filter (11) is fed to a similar delta sigma (ΔΣ) converter (14). The delta sigma converter (14) comprises a delta sigma modulator (14A) and a digital filter (14B) as shown in FIG. 1B. A high speed clock (15) provides output signals which are used to provide sampling signals to the delta sigma (ΔΣ) converters at the prescribed over sampling rate. It will be noted that this arrangement provides a fixed clock rate for each delta sigma (ΔΣ) converter. The output of the converter (12) is a twenty bit low data rate binary signal which is generated by the filter (12B) from the 1 bit clock rate signal from the modulator (12A) and which is passed to a digital signal processor (18), which also receives the output from the converter (14). The output of the digital signal processor (18) is a digitized representation of the interferogram at the zero crossing points of the reference fringes.
A significant feature of the arrangement shown in FIG. 1 is that the interferogram signal is over sampled at a fixed clock rate, i.e. the clock rate of the output of the high speed clock (15). This means that it simplifies the analogue electronics in the interferogram channel. This means that it shifts the processing emphasis to digital data processing within the block (18) as the interferogram has been acquired as a function of time, rather than a function of optical path difference. In order to effect this, knowledge of the reference fringe is required and this can be obtained either from digitisation of the reference fringe or from accurate timing of the zero crossings. In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, a scheme based upon digitisation of the reference fringe is shown. A later embodiment will illustrate an arrangement based upon timing of the zero crossings.
Digitisation of the reference fringes by the delta sigma (ΔΣ) converter (14) provides the processor (18) with additional information to enable the necessary processing to be carried out. In the processing, zero crossing values are reconstructed from the available data by a process of curve fitting which will be described with reference to FIG. 2. The advantage is that the electronics of the system is relatively simple and the delta sigma (ΔΣ) converters are being used in circumstances in which they operate at their optimum. It should be noted that whilst FIG. 1 shows the two converters 12 and 14 operating at the same clock frequency, they can be operated at different fixed clock frequencies.
In general terms the digital signal processor (18) operates to reconstruct the interferogram provided by the detector of the interferometer in correspondence to the reference fringe zero crossing values and the method involved comprises two principal phases. In a first phase the time at which each reference fringe zero crossing occurs is determined relative to the times at which samples were taken. In the case of reference fringe digitisation, this involves filtering and interpolation of the reference fringe data from the delta sigma (ΔΣ) converter (14), in order to generate a set of mathematical functions which continuously define the reference fringe values between samples. The time of the zero crossings are determined from these functions.
In a commercially available sigma-delta converter, the direct modulator output is usually not made available and the filtered bandwidth and output data rate from the filter are fixed with a data rate close to the minimum which can define the full bandwidth of the output data. This presents problems in accurately interpolating the converter data in order to generate the continuous mathematical functions. One method of generating these functions is to use a process where additional points are generated at fixed intervals within the original sample interval from the converter, these points recreating those which would have been generated by the converter if the digital filter was capable at outputting data at a higher rate. Also, the filter bandwidth is often too large for the application and a subsequent stage of bandpass filtering may be required. This example assumes that such converters with a fixed bandwidth and minimized output data rate are used, and that additional filtering and fixed interval interpolation are required.
The interferogram values from the delta sigma (ΔΣ) converter (12) are filtered and interpolated to generate a set of mathematical functions which continuously define the interferogram values between samples. The values of the reconstructed interferograms at the reference fringe crossing times are then calculated using these functions. Thus the interpolation is a two-step process in which first additional points are generated at fixed intervals within the original sample interval (i.e. the data rate is increased) using either mid-point interpolation or polyphase filters. Then a linear or cubic fit is used to define the data continuously between these points.
The process is illustrated in FIG. 2 for the scheme illustrated in FIG. 1. In FIG. 2 blocks (21, 22) represent the filtering of the interferogram and reference fringe signals respectively, blocks (23, 24) represent the data rate multiplication, block (25) represents determination of the time of the zero crossings of the reference fringes and block (26) represents the curve fitting of the interferogram to provide a digital representation of the interferogram at the zero crossing points.
The software outline shown in FIG. 2 will now be described in more detail. By way of introduction it is assumed that the ADC's 12 and 14 are constructed by a dual channel delta sigma (ΔΣ) converter which has two analogue inputs and synchronously samples each input (i.e. the interferogram and the reference fringe signal) at a fixed frequency of 48 kHz. The bandwidth of the output of each channel is from 0 to 22 kHz approximately. The output from the dual channel delta sigma (ΔΣ) converter then comprises two streams of data, each being sampled at the same instant with a fixed time interval between the sampling points. The data processor calculates the value of the IR interferogram at each point where the value of the reference fringe sine wave passes through zero. This is carried out as a two-part process. Initially by interpolation of the reference fringe data the time of the zero crossing is determined relative to the points in the data stream. This time is then used in interpolation of the IR interferogram data to give the required zero crossing interferogram value. The assembled interferogram based on the zero crossing values can then be Fourier transformed in a conventional manner in order to generate a single beam spectrum.
Two different implementations of processing will now be described. One is based upon mid-point interpolation and the other on polyphase filters. In each case the processing of the IR signal and the reference fringe signal is matched in order to maintain time synchronisation between the channels. The example to be given is for a scan OPD velocity of 0.2 cm per second, where the nominal fringe frequency is assumed to be 3 kHz and the IR signal bandwidth 0 to 2 kHz. As has been mentioned the data from each channel is filtered in order to reduce noise and avoid aliasing.
In an implementation based on mid-point interpolation the reference fringe data is passed through the digital band pass filter (22) which is an FIR type with approximately 50 taps. The pass band is 1 to 5 kHz. The characteristics of this filter determine the number of taps to be used for both filters. The IR data is passed through the digital low pass filter 21 which has the same number of taps as the reference fringe filter 22 and has a bandwidth of 0 to 2 kHz. In the next step intermediate points in the reference fringe data are generated by use of a mid-point interpolation function. This process may have to be repeated until the data is adequately over sampled.
Intermediate points in the IR data are generated by use of a mid-point interpolation function in order to generate data at the same over sampled rate as for the reference fringe data. This facilitates data processing. The next step is to fit a continuous function, which may be linear or cubic to the interpolated reference fringe points either side of a zero crossing. It is then possible to determine the time at which the fitted function is equal to zero.
Also a continuous function, which may be cubic or higher order, is fitted to the interpolated IR data over the same interval as that contained in the reference fringe zero crossing and the value of the function at the calculated zero crossing time is determined. This then gives the zero crossing interferogram value at the output of block (26) shown in FIG. 2.
The process is illustrated graphically in FIG. 5 of the drawings. In this Figure curve (50) represents the interferogram waveform from the detector and curve (51) represents the reference fringe waveform.
The data obtained at the sampling points of the delta sigma (ΔΣ) converter are identified by reference numeral (52) for the interferogram and reference numeral (53) for the reference fringe waveform. Reference numeral (55) identifies the additional points generated during the first stage of the interpolation (data rate multiplication) and the predicted zero crossing points are shown at (56). The calculated interferogram values at these zero crossing points are shown by reference numeral (57).
As mentioned above, it is possible to achieve a similar result using an implementation based upon polyphase filters. Polyphase filters are a set of FIR digital filters, each of which has a matched frequency response, but a different fractional group delay. A description of polyphase filters can be found in "Interpolation and Decimation of Digital Signals" by R. E. Crochiere and L R. Rabiner, Proc IEEE, Vol 69, No. 3, March 1981, pp 300-330. The approach has the advantage of removing redundant calculations and requiring less data memory in order to operate. It does however require more memory for the storage of filter coefficients. However, mathematically, this implementation and the mid-point interpolation implementation produce substantially identical process data. The steps in the polyphase filter implementation can be summarized as follows:
1) Initially the software predicts where in the data stream the next reference fringe zero crossing will occur. This prediction is based upon the known fringe period and the position of the last zero crossing. The prediction determines the location of the crossing to a fraction of 1/16th of the original sample interval.
2) The appropriate pass band polyphase filters are used to generate interpolated values of the reference fringe, either side of the expected zero crossing position, both points being adjacent 1/16th sub-divisions of the original sample interval. Other points do not need to be calculated.
3) The appropriate low pass (0 to 2 kHz) polyphase filters are used to generate two values of the interpolated IR data on either side of the reference fringe zero crossing position, the four points being adjacent 1/16th sub-divisions of the original sample rate. Other points do not need to be calculated.
4) A continuous function, which may be linear, is fitted to the reference fringe points on either side of the zero crossing. From this the time at which the function is equal to zero is determined.
5) A continuous function which may be cubic is fitted to the IR data over the same interval as that contained in the reference fringe zero crossing and the value of the function at the calculated zero crossing time is determined.
In an implementation based upon polyphase filters it is possible to filter and interpolate in a single step, i.e. to combine the blocks (21) and (23) and the blocks (22) and (24) of FIG. 2. This is illustrated in FIG. 2A.
The polyphase filter implementation produces a signal corresponding to the zero crossing interferogram shown at the output of the block (26) in FIG. 2A.
A second embodiment of the present invention will now be described, by example, with reference to FIGS. 3 and 4. FIG. 3 shows in block schematic form an over sampling apparatus based upon reference fringe timing as opposed to reference fringe digitisation. The circuitry for the interferogram signal is similar to that shown in FIG. 1 and comprises an RC filter (110) and a delta sigma (ΔΣ) converter (112) which comprises a ΔΣ modulator (112A) and a digital filter (112B). The output of the converter (112) is connected to a digital signal processing block (118). The reference fringe channel comprises a band pass filter (111), a zero crossing detector (116) and a timer (117). A high speed clock (115) provides sampling signals for the delta sigma (ΔΣ) converter (112) and timing signals for the timer (117). The clock rate of the sampling signal for the delta sigma (ΔΣ) modulator (112) is 3072 kHz and that of the timing signals is 49152 kHz. The timer (117) provides an output representing the time of each reference fringe crossing and this is fed to the digital signal processing block (118). It will be noted in this embodiment that only the IR interferogram signal is sampled by a delta sigma (ΔΣ) modulator. In this arrangement the output is at a constant rate and it is therefore relatively simple to establish the time at which each sample is taken. The time at which the zero crossing points of the reference fringe occur are established by means of the timer (117) and the interferogram value at the reference fringe crossings is reconstructed in the processing circuitry (118) using a similar curve fitting algorithm to that described above. An important factor in the present arrangement is ensuring synchronisation between the ADC data and the reference fringe timer values. One way of achieving this is to feed to the processing block (118) the reference fringe timer value corresponding to each ADC sample. This is illustrated by the line (122) in FIG. 3 which will carry a 16-bit 48 kHz time value signal.
The software structure of the data processor (118) is shown in FIGS. 4 and 4A. The interferogram values are processed in a manner similar to that described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 2A. The processing of the reference fringe data is simplified since the timer (117) provides data representing the zero crossing times. This data is filtered by a low pass filter (130) and then used in the cubic curve fitting block (126).
It will thus be seen that embodiments of the invention operate by oversampling the interferogram waveform at a fixed clock rate using a delta sigma (ΔΣ) converter. The converter output is then processed digitally to reconstruct the interferogram. Thus, the delta sigma (ΔΣ) converter operates at a fixed rate independent of scan velocity. The reconstruction of the interferogram at times corresponding to the zero crossings of the reference fringes is carried out digitally in a high speed digital signal processor using curve fitting algorithms. The reference fringes can be digitized by a delta sigma (ΔΣ) converter.
This type of arrangement has a number of advantages. It is simpler to manufacture and has a minimal analogue content. It has improved signal-to-noise ratio, as well as improved linearity and stability. It does not require a phase locked loop. Different scan velocities can be accommodated by software changes rather than by providing additional electronic filters. Digital processing of the interferogram and reference fringe data can lead to improved accuracy.
Typical parameters for the embodiments described above are as follows (for 1 cm/sec scan velocity):
______________________________________ADC sampling rate 3072 kHzADC filtered output rate 48 kHzRequired data rate 400 kHz______________________________________
For a 0.2 cm/sec scan velocity the figures are:
______________________________________ADC sampling rate 3072 kHzADC filtered rate 48 kHzRequired data rate 80 kHz.______________________________________
As has been indicated earlier most commercially available delta sigma converters have a digital decimating filter which provides a fixed bandwidth and data rate, but does not allow access to the output of the delta sigma modulator. The output data rate from one of these is usually lower than that required in the present implementation whilst the bandwidth is usually greater than that required. This is corrected by the additional filtering and interpolation of data.
It is also envisaged that the analogue-to-digital converter 14 of FIG. 1 which digitises the reference fringes can operate at a different, typically higher, frequency than the analogue-to-digital converter 12 which digitises the interferogram. This arrangement may be desirable at higher scan rates where a greater band width is required.
In the embodiments described an analogue-to-digital converter with a standard filter is used to produce a data rate which is too low and a bandwidth which is too great. This is corrected by the subsequent filtering and interpolation stage.
Alternative configurations are possible as follows:
(1) An analogue-to-digital converter including a standard filter which produces data a suitable rate, but too high a bandwidth. In this case, additional filtering is required, but no additional interpolation. For example, this could be used with a 0.05 cm/sec scan velocity interferogram.
(2) An analogue-to-digital converter with a suitable bandwidth, but too low a data rate. In this case additional fixed point interpolation is required, but no filtering. For example this could be used with a 2.0 cm/sec scan velocity interferogram.
(3) A delta sigma modulator (usually 1 bit) together with an external digital filter operating to produce decimated data at a suitable rate and bandwidth. The filter could be electronic or could be implemented in software running on the digital signal processor, or a combination of the two.
These alternative configurations make it possible to implement systems in which one or more of the blocks 12B, 21, 23, or 123 and blocks 14B, 22, or 24, described above can be omitted.
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Good classic diner breakfast, easy to walk to from your Carmel-By-The-Sea inn. Cheap! My husband really likes the benedict.
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We had breakfast at Friar Tucks during Monterey Car Week. We didn't have to wait for a seat and the service was good. My husband and I both had waffles, and I added a mimosa.
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Basic menu breakfast and burgers but done nicely. Husband and wife operated so plenty of personal touch and most friendly. Food quality good
Found this place walking around Carmel one day. Ordered burgers and were in heaven. Took the kids back who got hotdogs with Saurkraut. Love the cook and his wife who is the server. They're both awesome and he's hilarious.
This was a half block from our hotel. What a great rustic look. The staff was really freindly. I had the blueberry banana pancakes. They were fantastic. Highly recommend this place.
Finally visited this Carmel landmark for a great breakfast. The menu offers a wide selection, the staff is friendly and it offers good value for the price.
If you're looking for a greasy spoon, you found it! Food was good, but greasy. The Friar, himself, came out to greet us, chat and offer suggestions on great places to go and see.
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Council member Mary M. Cheh was livid Wednesday about Mayor Vincent C. Gray's use of a pocket veto to make a tax on out-of-state bonds retroactive, even though the D.C. Council voted to delay implementation of the tax until 2012.
Mr. Gray said his intention was to honor the District's promises to bond raters on Wall Street by keeping $13.4 million in the city's fund balance instead of delaying the tax, even though he recognizes the unfairness of a retroactive assessment on D.C. residents who earn interest income on the bonds.
"As soon as we put money in, are we going to take money out?" Mr. Gray said Wednesday. "It's the underlying principle that's involved."
The bonds tax is the first of its kind on D.C. residents, who had enjoyed the exemption even though every other jurisdiction in the United States taxes out-of-state bonds. It was also a point of contention during budget talks earlier this year, specifically around questions of when it should be begin and how the revenue should be used.
For now, it is retroactive to Jan. 1 of this year.
Mrs. Cheh, Ward 3 Democrat, said she had not gotten notice Tuesday night of the mayor's veto, which rolls back her extensive efforts to delay the tax. Constituents in her relatively affluent ward hold a large percentage of the out-of-state bonds.
Mrs. Cheh said the council — and not the mayor's office — took strides to replenish the fund balance after years of slowly draining away the city's savings.
"We're putting money in," she said. "We're just not putting as much money in."
Coincidentally, Mrs. Cheh and Mr. Gray pitched their divergent views at a ribbon-cutting event Wednesday morning at the Guy Mason Recreation Center in Mrs. Cheh's ward. The pair exchanged private comments even as they attempted to smile for cameras with a large pair of scissors.
Mr. Gray also said he had two lengthy meetings with council Chairman Kwame R. Brown on Tuesday to discuss the pocket veto, specifically a decision not to sign a technical clarification bill tied to the fiscal 2012 budget.
"Needless to say, he's at a different place than I am," Mr. Gray said.
To amend the situation or reverse the mayor's actions, the council will need to introduce emergency legislation and approve it with nine votes from the 13-member body in an impromptu session during recess or when they reconvene in mid-September, according to a Brown spokeswoman.
Mr. Brown released a statement to air his disapproval of the veto and reiterate that the council is being more proactive than the executive.
He said the council's budget "will still deposit more money in the fund balance than the mayor's proposed budget" and restore social services that were eliminated in Mr. Gray's spending plan.
The situation could set up another tussle over the bonds tax when the council returns from its recess this fall.
Council member Tommy Wells, Ward 6 Democrat, spurred an effort to make the bonds tax permanent instead of "buying it back" through additional revenues. He succeeded in a contentious 7-6 vote.


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Almost a century institution in the heart of Mergellina, typical stop for neapolitans for a quicl breakfast. Their specialty is the graffe, a donut fried on the spot and coated with sugar. But also for the classic sfogliatella e baba. Excellent coffee or try the brasiliano. Excellent ice creams.
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Reed/Johnson Hall Government Application
Applications will be accepted until Sunday, August 30 at 11:59pm
Elections will be Tuesday, September 1-Thursday, September 3, 2015
Election Results shared on Friday, September 4, 2015
• Preside over the meetings of the Reed/Johnson Hall Government.
• Have the authority to appoint committee heads not previously designated.
• Coordinate all activities of the Reed/Johnson Hall Government.
• Represent Reed/Johnson at the Residence Hall Association meetings.
• Represent the Hall at all official functions that require his presence.
• Put into effect all mandates passed by the Hall Government.
• Appoint, with the advice and consent of the Hall Government, all persons to fill vacancies, which may occur in the Hall Government during the year.
• Meet with the Hall Director on a weekly basis.
Vice President:
• Preside at meetings in the absence of the President.
• Succeed the President when latter is unable to fulfill his obligations.
• Serve as an ex-officio member of all committees.
• Act as a permanent Affiliate Member of RHA, per discussion with the President.
• Handle all financial matters of the Reed/Johnson Hall Government, which include but are not limited to accounts, budgets, and requests for payment.
• Meet with the Hall Director weekly and maintain books that are consistent with ledger of the Hall Director.
• Keep a record of all Reed/Johnson Hall Government, Executive meetings, activities, keep roll of members, and handle all correspondence of the Hall Government.
• Submit a copy of the minutes of each meeting of the Reed/Johnson Hall Government to the Reed/Johnson Hall Director as well as posting a copy in the Hall no later than three days following the meetings.
• Keep a permanent file in which copies of this Constitution, policies, minutes of all meetings, committee reports, budget(s), and hall equipment shall be kept.
• The Historian will be responsible for the documenting of hall activities.
Diversity Initiative Leader:
• Attend the fall diversity retreat
• Attend monthly meeting with all the Diversity Initiatives Leaders (student leaders and RAs) and Assistant Director for Residence Education
• Meet with Hall Director/Assistant Hall Director and RA Diversity Initiative Leader twice a month
• Attend Hall Government Executive Board Meetings
• Report on what they are doing at Hall Government meetings
• Create monthly activities active and passive based on themes (First semester Res Life would provide some direction with themes. Theme Ideas: respect, kindness.)
• Present information that can educate your fellow executive board members
Programming Council Representative
• Required attendance at all R/J Hall Government meetings or find a suitable replacement.
• Represents the hall at all RHA Programming Council meetings.
• Plans, promotes and implements RHA-sponsored events.
• Reports on Programming Council initiatives at hall meetings.
• Plans and promotes social events between and within residence halls.
• Will conduct a minimum of one social program per semester
• Will participate in all Executive Board Training sessions/retreats.
• Will serve as a committee member for annual Seim Hall campus wide event.
Campus Service Representative:
• Attend Services Meetings
• Report back information from those meetings to the Hall Government
• Represent their Hall voice to various campus services
• Represent their Hall on various campus services issues
Ambassador to Weible:
• Attend weekly meetings at both Weible and Reed Johnson Hall
• Serve as a communicator between both halls.
Time Obligations:
1. Executive Board meetings are once a week
2. Hall Government meetings are once a week
3. President/Vice President: Residence Hall Association (RHA) Meetings are on Mondays at 7pm
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Winger Kyle Clifford, out of the Kings lineup since he suffered a concussion in the opener of their first-round NHL playoff series against Vancouver, is available to play in Game 3 of the Kings second-round series against St. Louis on Thursday at Staples Center. However, Coach Darryl Sutter would not say if the rugged winger will play or even if Clifford will participate in warm-ups. Hes available. Hes fully cleared to practice, Sutter said. If you get here for warm-ups then youre going to find out. Clifford was driven into the boards on April 11 by Vancouver's Byron Bitz, who was suspended two games by the NHL. Its unlikely Sutter will change the lineup for Thursday's game, given that the Kings have a 2-0 series lead and given the strong performance so far of fourth-liners Brad Richardson, Colin Fraser and Jordan Nolan. Clifford could conceivably replace Dwight King on the third line but Sutter had heaps of praise Thursday morning for rookies King and Nolan and the positive ef...
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The settlers who once led the camp have been pushed aside in favor of the wisdom of the masses, who want an immediate and violent solution.12:23 06.10.15 | 5 comments
If the committee head is pro-Palestinian they'll blame Israel and vice-versa. The question always gets to deciding whether Jews have a historical right on this land, or whether Jew's right to live in Israel is solely based on some UN resolution (which can obviously be revoked). This transcends the realm of legalistic arguments. The history of the Jewish people, its 2000 year exile, the deicide accusation by all of Europe, cannot by closed in technical legalistic arguments. It's ultimately about ancient history and beliefs. So let the ridiculous pr. show continue, while Turkey gas its neighbor, and Russian bomb Chechnya - and note that neither Kurdistan nor Chechnya wowed to exterminate Turkey or Russia. .


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Asymptotic Analysis of Random Walks: Heavy-Tailed Distributionsby A. A. Borovkov, K. A. Borovkov, Aleksandr Alekseevich Borovkov
A comprehensive monograph presenting a unified systematic exposition of the large deviations theory for heavy-tailed random walks.See more details below
A comprehensive monograph presenting a unified systematic exposition of the large deviations theory for heavy-tailed random walks.
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Introduction; 1. Preliminaries; 2. Random walks with jumps having no finite first moment; 3. Random walks with finite mean and infinite variance; 4. Random walks with jumps having finite variance; 5. Random walks with semiexponential jump distributions; 6. Random walks with exponentially decaying distributions; 7. Asymptotic properties of functions of distributions; 8. On the asymptotics of the first hitting times; 9. Large deviation theorems for sums of random vectors; 10. Large deviations in the space of trajectories; 11. Large deviations of sums of random variables of two types; 12. Non-identically distributed jumps with infinite second moments; 13. Non-identically distributed jumps with finite variances; 14. Random walks with dependent jumps; 15. Extension to processes with independent increments; 16. Extensions to generalised renewal processes; Bibliographic notes; Index of notations; Bibliography.
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Academic Calendar
Here is the Calendar of events for OLC.
- October 12th 2015
- 8:30am: Native American Day Holiday (no classes)
- October 16th 2015
- 10:00am: Piya Wiconi Okolakiciye
- October 23rd 2015
- 9:00am: Education Dept. Mtg.
- November 2nd 2015
- 9:00am: Chairs Mtg.
- November 6th 2015
- 10:00am: All Staff Mtg.
- November 9th 2015
- 8:30am: Registration for Spring Begins
- November 11th 2015
- 8:30am: Veteran's Day Holiday (classes meet)
- November 13th 2015
- 9:00am: Lakota Studies Mtg.
- 10:00am: Piya Wiconi Okolakiciye
- November 20th 2015
- 9:00am: Education Dept. Mtg.
Library Collections
Academic Resources
The Oglala Lakota College Library offers a variety of electronic and print resources carefully selected to satisfy the learning and research needs of the college. Resources include scholarly journals, popular magazines, digital media, full text article databases, newspapers, and reference tools. Electronic resources are available to all OLC students, faculty, and staff via the South Dakota Library Network.
Choose one of the links to the left under the "Help Me Find..." subject list to locate the resources you need.
General Public Resources
In addition to academic resources, the library also maintains collections of general works for adults as well as collections for children and young adults.
Archives Resources
The library maintains a collection of historical works to meet the needs of academic and public patrons. The majority of this collection includes records of Oglala Lakota College and tribal and federal government records that reflect the history of the Oglala people and Pine Ridge Reservation.


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