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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Jun 1, 1976
|Filing date
|Jul 3, 1974
|Priority date
|Jul 3, 1974
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|Publication number
|Chin Tao Wu
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|Rca Corporation
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|Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (5), Classifications (7)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
1. Field of the Invention
High frequency "roll-off" and lack of d.c. response limit the capability of audio tape recorders for recording digital data. High frequency roll-off limits the maximum frequency that can be recorded and causes loss of high harmonics in the recorded information. Pulses become rounded and there is a degradation of noise immunity.
2. Description of the Prior Art
In the digital recording technique Return-to-Zero (RZ), a one is represented by a pulse during a cell time and a zero by no pulse. (A cell time is the time allocated to each bit and is the reciprocal of the frequency or bit rate.) The RZ recording system requires a good low frequency response to prevent bias drift in the read circuitry during long strings of zeros and also requires a synchronized clock signal to indicate the cell times.
Another technique is Non-Return-to-Zero (NRZ). The NRZ recording technique is one in which a flux transition (induced by a current change in the write head coil) from one plurality to another indicates a change in the data. That is, consecutive ones or zeros have no transition between the individual bits. A transition occurs when the data changes from a digital one to a digital zero or from a digital zero to a digital one. For randomly occurring data, the transitions tend to be more evenly distributed than in RZ recordings, but a good low frequency response is still required for data recovery because of the occasional occurrence of long strings of ones or zeros.
Another technique is the Non-Return-to-Zero Inverted (NRZI). The NRZI technique records a transition for a one but not for a zero (or for a zero but not for a one). When both are used together on two concurrent tracks, timing and error correction are provided.
The energy distribution using the NRZI technique has a spectral density similar to that of NRZ. Both NRZ and NRZI require clock pulses to define the cell times and are sensitive to jitter, i.e., perturbations in timing caused by speed variations.
Another recording technique is the Manchester code or bi-phase recording. In the bi-phase recording technique, the polarity (direction) of a transition during a cell time indicates whether the recorded data is one or zero. For example, a positive transition during a cell time represents a one and a negative transition, a zero. An intercell transition, i.e., a transition at the cell boundary, is required when two bits of the same value are recorded in succession so that the transition during the cell time can be made in the required direction. Having a transition in each bit cell eliminates the need for a clock track and very low frequency response is not required. The spectral energy of bi-phase recording is concentrated at approximately 80% of the bit rate at which the data is recorded.
Another technique for recording digital data is delay modulation (DM) which records a one by a transition in either direction during a bit cell for a digital one and no transition for a digital zero unless it is followed by another digital zero, in which case a transition is recorded at the intercell boundary between the two adjacent zero bit cells. Since there is a transition in at least every other cell in the bi-phase technique, the low frequency response is not critical. The lack of a transition during a zero cell when followed by a one reduces the high frequency required so that the spectral energy of a DM signal is concentrated at a frequency lower than the data bit rate, usually about 40% of the bit rate.
Another technique for recording data is pulse length modulation (PLM) or pulse width modulation (PWM) in which the data cell is divided into approximately three equal durations. A pulse extending over the first two thirds of a data cell records a one (or zero) and a pulse extending over the first one third of the data cell records a zero (or one). Data in a PLM system can be read by starting with the leading edge of a pulse a counter which counts at a rapid rate in relation to the cell time until the trailing edge of the written pulse is detected. The counter then counts in the opposite direction. If the count value returns to zero before the occurrence of the transition at the next cell boundary, one binary value is considered to have been read and if the cell boundary edge of the other cell is read before the count value returns to zero, then the other binary value is considered to have been read. The PLM technique, like bi-phase and DM, is self-clocking, i.e., no separate clock track is required. The PLM technique is especially suited for audio recordings using simple read circuitry because the direction of the transition at the pulse edges need not be detected. It has the disadvantage of being susceptible to drop out, i.e., failure to read a transition.
Frequency modulation (FM) is another recording technique in which a transition occurs at each intercell boundary with a one recorded by an intracell transition and a zero, by no intracell transition. The FM technique is self-clocking and permits a high bit packing density. It is, however, susceptible to drop out errors.
The circuit and method of this invention identifies the start of a bit cell by a relatively narrow pulse between cells. A binary digit of one value is recorded by a transition during the cell time and the other binary value, by no transition during cell time. It has the advantage of being useful in inexpensive (low bandwidth) tape recorders because signal distortions are not critical and reasonable speed changes can be tolerated; it is self-clocking, and single drop-out errors can be detected and corrected.
A circuit and method for recording digital data records a pulse to identify the beginning of each cell time. One digital value is recorded by a transition during the cell time and the other digital value is recorded by the absence of a transition during the cell time.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a system for practicing the invention.
FIG. 2 is a logic diagram of the write circuitry in the system of FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 is amplitude versus time diagrams of signals in the write circuitry.
FIG. 4 is a schematic of a waveshaping circuit.
FIG. 5 is amplitude versus time diagrams (5a through 5I) of signals in the read circuitry.
FIG. 6 is a logic diagram of a pulse classification circuit.
FIG. 7 is a logic diagram of a data decode circuit.
FIG. 8 is a logic diagram of a speed detection circuit.
A circuit for producing signals according to one embodiment of the invention is shown in FIG. 1. The data recorded on tape are actually domain transitions induced by the magnetic write head current at the rise and fall time of each pulse in one current direction or another. The rising edge transition will be considered positive and the falling edge will be considered negative for purposes of illustration. The read signals are currents induced in the magnetic read head by the domains and converted to voltage variations.
In the circuit of FIG. 1, signals are provided by a controller (not shown) such as a computer. The controller provides control signals to a recorder 1 for starting, stopping, and rewinding the tape and for other functions which are outside the purview of this invention. The data to be written is provided by the controller to a data timing circuit 2 which produces a data request signal to the controller when a new data bit is to be supplied from the controller. The output signals from the data timing circuit 2 are processed by a pulse shaping circuit 3 and transmitted to the recorder 1 as the write signals.
The read signals produced by the recorder 1 are first separated into positive and negative pulses by a waveshaping network 4. The output signals from the waveshaping network 4 are then classified by a pulse classification circuit 6 and the output pulses therefrom are decoded into data bits by a data decoding circuit 7. The output signals of the data decoding circuit 7 are the output data bit and a signal provided to the controller indicating that the data bit is ready. A signal is supplied from the controller that acknowledges the data bit has been received.
Controllers and similar devices are well known in the art and need not be described in detail for an understanding of the invention. (See, for example, Korn, G. A., Minicomputers for Engineers and Scientists, McGraw-Hill, 1973, Chap. 5.) The following description indicates details of the embodiment of the various circuits shown in FIG. 1.
The data timing and pulse shaping circuits shown in FIG. 2 use four D-type flip-flops 11-14. A clock signal is provided by an oscillator 110 having a frequency eight times the desired bit rate. The clock waveshape is shown in FIG. 3(a). Such clock generators are well known in the art and need not be here described in detail.
Flip-flops 11-13 from a modulo-8 counter 10, the flip-flop 11 being the most significant bit and the flip-flop 13, the least significant bit. The count values are shown in FIG. 3(b) for various portions of the output signal.
An AND gate 15 is coupled to produce an output signal for each clock signal that occurs during the interval that the flip-flops 11 and 12 are reset. Thus, the AND gate 15 will produce an output pulse having the width of the clock pulse when the count value in the counter 10 is zero or one. The output signal of the AND gate 15 is coupled as an input signal to an OR gate 16, the output signal of which provides the clock input signal to the D flip-flop 14.
The D flip-flop 14 is feedback-coupled as a triggerable flip-flop so that each input pulse that occurs at the clock input causes the state of the flip-flop 14 to change. The output of the flip-flop 14 is coupled via an impedance matching network to the write signals input terminal of the recorder. The Q output signal of the flip-flop 14 is shown in FIG. 3(d). The flip-flop 14 and impedance matching network form the pulse shaping circuit 3 (FIG. 1).
The two output pulses from the AND gate 15 when the count in the counter is zero and one causes the flip-flop 14 to produce an output pulse equal to one clock period. The polarity of the output pulse from the flip-flop 14 depends on the value of the data previously recorded, as will be explained in more detail below.
An AND gate 17 is coupled to the counter stages in such a manner that an output signal is produced when the count value is four. The output signal from the AND gate 17 provides an input signal to an AND gate 18, another input of which is the data bit to be written. The data bit signal is supplied by the external controller. The AND gate 18 is enabled by the output signal of an inverter 19 which complements the value of the clock signal. The output of the AND gate 18 is coupled to the OR gate so that on the negative half-cycle of the clock signal with a count value of four and a data bit of one, an output pulse from the OR gate 16 changes the state of the flip-flop 14. The state of the flip-flop 14 is not changed thereafter, except for a cell boundary pulse, until another bit value of one is to be recorded.
The output signal of the AND gate 17 is transmitted to the external controller to indicate that the next data bit is to be supplied to the input terminal of the AND gate 18.
The output signal of the OR gate 16 is shown in FIG. 3(c). The signal is such that at the beginning of every cell, a pulse is recorded to identify the cell boundary and, if a binary one is to be recorded, a transition is recorded in or near the center of the cell. If a binary zero is to be recorded, no transition is recorded between boundary pulses. The waveshape shown in FIG. 3(d) of one complete cell illustrates the recording of a one. The polarity of the cell boundary pulse depends on the preceding data which determines the state of the flip-flop 14 when the cell boundary pulse is produced by the AND gate 15.
Positive and negative transitions are detected by a waveshaping circuit such as illustrated in FIG. 4. The read signals can be taken from a typical recorder directly or through an impedance matching network from the earphone jack or auxillary speaker output, for example.
FIG. 5 shows the read waveforms at various points in the circuits to be described. The read signal from the recorder is shown in FIG. 5(a) and, as shown in FIG. 4, is applied to the bases of two transistors 40 and 41. The transistor 40 is biased so that a positive-going transition of a read signal greater than a certain voltage causes the transistor 40 to conduct producing a negative pulse at its collector. The negative pulse is inverted by an inverter 42 to provide a positive pulse when a positive current transition occurs in the read head. FIG. 5(b) shows the signal from the output of the inverter 42 as it would appear for two bit cells recording, in succession, a binary zero and a binary one.
Transistor 41 has its base biased so that the transistor 41 is normally conducting in the quiescent state. A negative transition read signal less than a certain voltage causes the transistor 41 to be cut off which in turn causes its collector to go high. The two inverters 43 and 44 provide pulse shaping and impedance matching to the following stages. FIG. 5(c) illustrates the output signals from the inverter 44 for the read signals shown in FIG. 5(a).
The pulse classification logic is shown in FIG. 6. The pulses from the inverters 42 and 44 (FIG. 4) are classified as a P pulse, i.e., a pulse occurring within 1/4 of a cell time from a preceding pulse; a Q pulse, i.e., a pulse occurring between 1/4 and 3/4 of the cell time from a preceding pulse; or an E pulse, i.e., a pulse having the same polarity as the previous pulse (which indicates an error condition).
The pulses from the inverters 42 and 44 from FIG. 4 are coupled to a NOR gate 601 as shown in FIG. 6. The pulses are also applied to a SR-type flip-flop 603 so that the output signal from the inverter 42, a PP pulse, sets the flip-flop 603 and the signal from the inverter 44, a PN pulse, resets it.
When there is no input signal, the output signal of the NOR gate 601 is a high, or logical one, signal. A signal applied to either input of the NOR gate 601 causes its output signal to go low, i.e., to logical zero. When the input signals are removed, the output signal goes high causing the state of a D-type flip-flop 605 to assume the state determined by the signal at its D input terminal, which is the output signal of the set side of the flip-flop 603.
The output signal of the NOR gate 601 is inverted by an inverter 607 which will produce a positive pulse at its output for every transition read from the tape. The PP and PN inputs signals are also applied to one of two AND gates 609 and 611, whose other input signals are the output signals from the D-type flip-flop 605. The output signals from the AND gates 609 and 611 are the input signals to an OR gate 615 which produces an output signal classified as an E pulse.
An E pulse indicates the error condition of two successive pulses of the same polarity. If a positive pulse (PP) is detected, the SR flip-flop 603 is set and the D-type flip-flop 605 will be set at the end of the positive pulse. If another positive pulse occurs before a negative pulse, an output signal will be produced from the AND gate 609 which is enabled by the set output signal of the flip-flop 605 and a positive pulse (PP). If, however, a negative pulse (PN) is detected following the positive pulse, the flip-flop 603 is reset so that, at the end of the negative pulse, the flip-flop 605 is triggered to the reset state. If another negative pulse occurs before a positive pulse, the AND gate 611 will be enabled, producing an output signal indicating an E pulse via the OR gate 615.
The output signal from the inverter 607 indicates the occurrence of either a positive or a negative pulse (PN or PP) and is classified as an S pulse.
The rising edge of a output signal from the NOR gate 601 triggers two one-shot multivibrators (OSMV) 621 and 623. The duration of the set output signal from the OSMV 621 is one-quarter cell time and that from the OSMV 623, three-quarters.
The rising edge that triggers the OSMV's 621 and 623 causes a falling edge in the output signal from the inverter 607 and the resulting signal inhibits two AND gates 631 and 633.
The AND gate 633 is inhibited by the reset output signal from the OSMV 621 so that two pulses within one-quarter cell time will not produce a Q output signal.
If the second pulse occurs after three quarters cell time, neither AND gate 631 and 633 will produce an output signal.
The OSMV's 621 and 623 are retriggerable, i.e., if an input signal occurs during the time the OSMV is set, the timing cycle is restarted. This is distinguished from non-retriggerable OSMV's whose output pulse duration is not affected by subsequent input signals.
Two additional OSMV's 625 and 627 are provided at the outputs of the AND gates 631 and 633, respectively, to provide output signals from the pulse classification logic having a certain duration. For example, if an output pulse from the inverter 607 occurs near the end of the output signals from the OSMV's 621 or 623, the resulting output signals from the AND gates 631 and 633 can be spikes, or transients, which will produce uncertain effects on the following logic network.
The pulse classification logic illustrated in FIG. 6 produces an E pulse whenever two consecutive pulses with the same polarity occur, a P type pulse when two pulses occur within one-fourth of a bit cell time, a Q type pulse when two pulses occur in the interval of 1/4 to 3/4 of a bit cell time, and an S pulse when an input pulse of either polarity occurs.
The output signal of the NOR gate 601 is shown in FIG. 5(d) and of the inverter 607, in FIG. 5(e). The output signal from the OSMV 621 is shown in FIG. 5(f) and that from the OSMV 623 is shown in FIG. 5(g). The set output signals from the OSMV's 625 and 627 are shown in FIGS. 5(h) and 5(i), respectively, which correspond closely to the output signals from the AND gates 631 and 633.
An embodiment of the data decoding circuit 7 of FIG. 1 is shown in FIG. 7. In addition to determining the value of the data read under normal conditions, the circuit of FIG. 7 also corrects data signals if an error occurs which is caused by a missing transition from the recorder.
The P pulses provide an edge set input signal to a D-type flip-flop 71, i.e., the flip-flop will be set by the rising edge of a P pulse. Normally, a P pulse indicates that a cell boundary has been detected. The set output signal from the flip-flop 71 is applied as an input signal to an AND gate 72 and also is transmitted to the controller to indicate that the data bit read from the previous cell is ready. When no error occurs, the data will be stored in a first data flip-flop 75 as described below. The flip-flop 71 is clocked by a controller signal which acknowledges that the data has been received at the controller.
The P pulse also resets an error flip-flop 76 and two counters 77 and 78 so that when the cell boundary is detected, the logic in the data decoder is initialized to read the next cell. The P pulse also clocks the data bit value into the data flip-flop 75.
A Q pulse normally indicates an intracell transition signifying a data value of binary one or the first transition of an intercell transition pulse at the end of binary one cell. The Q signal is applied to the modulo four counter 77, the set output signals of which are coupled as the input signals to an OR gate 716. The output signal of the OR gate 716 primes a second data D-type flip-flop 79.
An S pulse from the inverter 607 (FIG. 6) occurs in conjunction with each P or Q pulse and triggers the second modulo four counter 78. The reset output signal from the least significant stage of the counter 78 provides an input signal to an Exclusive OR gate (XOR) 710 the other input of which is coupled to the output of an AND gate 722. The set output signal from the most significant stage of the counter 78 is coupled to an AND gate 711. The output of the XOR gate 710 provides the data input signal to the first data flip-flop 75. The output signal from the AND gate 711 clocks the flip-flop 712.
The set output signals from the flip-flops 71 and 712 are the input signals to an AND gate 72 which controls the data output signals. When both flip-flops 71 and 712 are set, the AND gate 72 is enabled causing the data signal from the output side of an OR gate 74 to be the value of the second data flip-flop 79 via an enabled AND gate 713. If either flip-flop 71 or 712 is reset, the disabled output signal from the AND gate 72 is inverted by an inverter 714 to prime an AND gate 73 which produces the data output signal from the reset side of the first data flip-flop 75 via the OR gate 74.
Single missing transitions can be corrected by virtue of the characteristics of the recording scheme. One of the correctable errors is resolved by single bit decoding but the other correctable errors require double bit decoding. Double bit error and decoding herein means that two bit cells are required to furnish the information that determines the data value for each of the two cells.
The data and error correction decoding can be more easily understood by reference to Table I below. The double bit decoding corrections apply to the situations where one of the transitions of the intercell boundary pulse between the two cells is missed. Otherwise, the error is the single bit case. The number of error possibilities can be enumerated by noting that double correction data can occur in one of four ways: a zero bit followed by another zero bit; a zero bit followed by a one bit; a one bit followed by a zero bit; or a one bit followed by another one bit. In each of the four possible ways, either the first or second transition of the intercell boundary is missed so that there are eight double bit correction error cases. Including the normal zero and one bit cases and the single bit error correction case, there are eleven cases to be handled by the decoder and they are enumerated in Table I. On tape, there will be 22 cases because the polarity of the pulses can be reversed.
The second column of Table I, READ SIGNALS, is a symbolic representation of the data read from the tape. A 1 indicates a positive transition and a 0 indicates a negative transition. An X indicates the transition that is considered missing. A dash (-) indicates a period of time approximately equal to half of a cell time; more exactly, more than one-fourth but not more than three-fourths. Two pulses together are considered to be spaced within a fourth of a cell time. Therefore, 10-1-01 would indicate a P pulse, a Q pulse, a Q pulse and a P pulse in succession. The other 11 cases on tape can be derived by changing zeros to ones amd ones to zeros.
The third column of the table, DATA, is the binary bit value corresponding to the signals indicated by the notation in the second column
All the read signals begin with a P pulse which is indicated by a positive transition followed by a negative transition within one fourth of a cell or less. The numbers in the READ SIGNALS column heading indicate pulse times which are used to correlate the settings of the error flip-flop 76 and the counters 77 and 78. The error flip-flop 76 is designated A, the counter 77 is designated B, and the counter 78 is designated C. The counter A has a value of one when set and a value of zero when reset. The counters 77 and 78 have a value from zero to three.
The last five columns in Table I are the values of A, B, and C that correspond to the same numbered signal in the second column.
Case 1 in the table depicts the normal reading of a data cell which stores the value of zero. The P pulse occurs (time 1) and is followed by two dashes, indicating the cell time, followed by another P pulse. When the second P pulse is read, the fourth column indicates that ABC has a value of 000. The value of ABC at time 1 will always be 000 because the counters are reset by the P pulse. Therefore, no value signals are shown for time 1. No pulse is read at time 2. The fourth column (time 2) of the table therefore indicates that the value of ABC remains 000. At time 3, the leading edge of the boundary pulse triggers the C counter to a value of one so that the value of ABC at time 3 is 001. At time 4, the trailing edge of the boundary pulse generates a P pulse to reset the counter and ABC has a value of 000 at time 4.
In case 2, a one is recorded in a cell. At time 2, a Q pulse is detected and increments the B value to 1 and an S signal increments the C value to 1. Therefore, at time 2, the value of ABC is 011. At time 3, the negative transition of the boundary pulse, indicated by the zero, produces another Q signal and again increments both the B and C counters so that the value of ABC is 022. The following positive transition at time 4 generates a P pulse and resets ABC to 000.
Cases 3 through 11 are those in which a transition is missed and the data can be reconstructed. Case 3 is unique in that it is the only single bit error correction; it occurs when a transition in the middle of a cell is missed. At time 2, therefore, the value of ABC remains 000 because no pulse is read. At time 3, the negative transition is recognized as an error because a negative transition preceded it at time 1 so that A is set and the presence of the pulse increments the value of C so that the value of ABC is 101. The positive transition at time 4 produces a P pulse which resets the ABC value to 000.
The operation of the circuit in FIG. 7 will now be described for the single bit data cases 1-3. Initially, the flip-flop 76 and the counters 77 and 78 are reset. At time 3 in case 1, the CO stage of the counter 78 will be set by the leading edge of the intercell boundary pulse. The XOR gate 710, which operates as a gated inverter, will invert the value of the reset output signal from the CO stage of the counter 78 when the second data flip-flop 79 is reset and the error flip-flop 76 is reset or the flip-flop 712 is set. Therefore, in case 1, the second P pulse will clock the first data flip-flop 75 to the set state, reset the counters, and set the flip-flop 71 on the rising edge. Since the flip-flop 712 is reset, the output signal of the AND gate 72 will be disabled and the output signal of the inverter 714 will enable the AND gate 73 which gates the reset output signal from the first data flip flop 75 to the data output terminal. The first data flip-flop 75 is set for case 1 so the reset output signal is zero which is gated to the data output terminal. When the data bit has been accepted by the controller, the acknowledge (ACK) signal will clock the flip-flop 71 to the reset state because its D input signal is a logical zero from the set output side of the flip-flop 712 which is reset. The circuit is then ready for the next bit cell.
In case 2 where a binary one is stored, the value in the counter 78 when the second P pulse occurs will be two. The CO stage of the counter 78 will be reset and the first data flip-flop 75 will be reset by the P pulse. The reset output signal from the flip-flop 75 will be a logical one so that the data bit output signal from the OR gate 74 will be a binary one.
In case 3, the intracell transition pulse is missed and the counters 77 and 78 are the same as case 1, reading a zero. The error flip-flop 76 will be set by the falling edge of the intercell boundary pulse (time 3). The reset output signal from the flip-flop 76 will be a logical zero and disable the OR gate 721 because the flip-flop 712 is reset. Therefore, the AND gate 722 will be disabled and the XOR gate 710 will not invert the signal from the CO stage of the counter 78.
The next P pulse will clock the flip-flop 75 reset and the resulting data output signal will be a one from the reset side of the flip-flop 75.
Cases 4-11 in Table I are double bit corrections so that when the data detection is completed, two bits of data must be transmitted to the controller. When a double bit error occurs, the flip-flop 76 will be set and the C1 stage of the counter 78 will also be set indicating two pulses have been counted. When these two signals are activated, the AND gate 711 will be enabled, producing an output signal that will clock the flip-flops 712 and 79. The flip-flop 712 will be set by the clock pulse because the D input signal is coupled to a voltage indicating a logical one signal. The flip-flop 79 will be set if the first bit of the two cells is a one, i.e., if the value in the counter 77 is not zero.
When a P pulse is recognized, the flip-flop 71 is set by the rising edge indicating to the controller that the data is ready for transfer. The output signals from the flip-flops 71 and 712 will enable the AND gate 72 which will read the data from the set side of the flip-flop 79 via the AND gate 713 and the OR gate 74 to the data output terminal. The acknowledge pulse will clock the flip-flop 71 which will remain in the set condition because the flip-flop 712 was set. The flip-flop 712 will be reset by the acknowledge pulse.
The bit ready signal to the controller will be maintained, but the AND gate 72 will be disabled so that the next data bit will be read from the reset side of the first data flip-flop 75. When the AND gate 72 is disabled, the rising edge at the output terminal of the inverter 714 will reset the second data flip-flop 79, an edge triggered flip-flop.
The data bit to be set into the second data flip-flop 79 is determined at the time the error flip-flop 76 is set when the counter 78 has counted to two. The other bit to be stored in the flip-flop 75, is determined at the occurrence of the terminating P pulse. In cases 4 and 5, the output signal of the AND gate 711 is a rising edge at the leading edge of the second P pulse which occurs in Table I at time 6. For cases 6 and 7, it occurs at the intercell transition pulse of the second cell, i.e., at time 5. For case 8, it occurs at time 4; for case 9, at time 6; for case 10, at time 4; and for case 11, at time 5. The preceding column in each case indicates the value that will be clocked into the flip-flop 79. It can be seen from the table that the first data bit stored in the flip-flop 79 will be a one if any Q pulses have been counted as indicated by stages B0 or B1 being set in the counter 77. This condition is detected by the OR gate 716 which primes the D input terminal of the flip-flop 79. The second cell's data is the complement of the value stored in the CO stage of the counter 78 if the flip-flop 79 is set. If the flip-flop 79 is reset, the second output data bit is the same as the value stored in the CO stage of the counter 78.
Other errors are possible that will not be detected by the logic network shown in FIG. 7, but most controllers and computers have data security checks such as parity checks that can be used to maintain data integrity.
The settings of the counters 77 and 78 and the register 76 in FIG. 7 can be used to detect a speed error. The speed error can be detected by a circuit such as that illustrated in FIG. 8. If a P pulse occurs when the registers 76 and the counters 77 and 78 are all reset, the tape is running too fast. In FIG. 8, the NOR gate 81 produces a high output signal when the counters 77 and 78 are set at zero and the flip-flop 76 is reset. The P pulse provides the clock input to a flip-flop 86 whose set output signal indicates the tape is running too fast. If both stages of the counter 78 are set and the error flip-flop is reset, the output signal of an AND gate 83 indicates that the tape is running too slow. The two speed error signals can be combined by an OR gate 84 to indicate that an error exists. The output signals indicating the speed errors can be used to stop the machine and indicate an error, or to control the speed of the motor in the recorder.
Various modifications to the systems and circuits described and illustrated to explain the concepts and modes of practice of the invention might be made by those of ordinary skill in the art within the principle or scope of the invention as expressed in the appended claims.
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Peacefully located and surrounded by stunning scenery with spectacular views, these delightful cottages have been carefully converted from the barns of a former farm steading. In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the holiday properties are two in a little group of four, located between Torpenhow and Ireby on the northern fringe of the Lake District. Attractively furnished, well presented and equipped to E.T.C. 5 Star standard, the living accommodation is on the first floor to take advantage of the outstanding views, including stunning sunsets over the Solway. There are pleasant walks and cycle routes from the door along lanes filled with wild flowers and wildlife. Keswick (on the shore of Derwentwater) and Cockermouth (birthplace of William Wordsworth) offer shops, restaurants, galleries and tourist attractions, the former with a leisure pool and the latter with a swimming-pool. Romantic, quiet and peaceful, yet an ideal base for the Lakes, Solway coast, Scottish borders and Hadrian's Wall. Sailing on nearby Lake Bassenthwaite. Armathwaite Hall Hotel, a 10-minute drive, offers a swimming pool, gym, sauna, Jacuzzi and steam room. Maes Gallery and tea rooms serving food daily is within 2 miles. Ireby is within a mile with a warm, cosy pub with log fire, and serving food daily. Shops 5 miles.
Attractive double bedroom, en-suite shower room. Pretty twin bedroom. Single bedroom (alternative sleeping only). Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet. First floor: Charming, large living/dining room with electric woodburner, kitchen area. Exposed beams and wonderful countryside views from opening French windows.
Wordsworth Cottage, Grade II listed and formerly part of the estate once owned by Wordsworth's grandfather, is an imaginatively designed barn conversion tastefully incorporating original and introduced features. Light, warm and comfortable, it is situated in the peaceful village of Sockbridge and occupies a pleasant position with the benefit of open outlooks to both front and rear. There are several walks to be enjoyed across the fields and along the river directly from the cottage. Nearby, across a quiet no-through road, is a children's play area. The local 17th-century pub, serving highly recommended food, is only a short walk. Conveniently positioned, 3 miles away, is the market town of Penrith with its variety of shopping and leisure facilities. Near Penrith, the family attraction of Rheged is great for all ages, comprising indoor and outdoor play areas, craft activities, a 3D cinema, art exhibitions, restaurant and gift and toy shops. There are swimming pools at Penrith and Keswick and, during the summer months, an open-air pool at nearby Askham.The cottage is ideally situated for exploring both the northern and southern lakes and fells. Situated just 2½ miles from the beautiful scenery of Ullswater, you can enjoy a trip around the lake on a steamer and visit the impressive waterfall at Aira Force. A spectacular journey along the shores of Ullswater and over the Kirkstone Pass takes you to Lake Windermere. At the head of Derwentwater and 15 miles from Sockbridge, lies the town of Keswick with its lovely parks and selection of coffee, gift and outdoor shops. Shops 2 miles.
Large sitting room with wood-burning stove and rug on oak floor. Spacious well-equipped farmhouse-style kitchen. Utility. Cloakroom/toilet. Garden room with French doors to patio and terraced garden. Oak stairs to first floor: Double bedroom with double aspect and en-suite shower room. Large twin bedroom with bay window and views towards fells. Single bedroom with feature stone wall. Bathroom with separate shower cubicle, toilet and arrow-slit windows. Oak floors to bedrooms and rugs throughout.
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Ground Floor: Centrally heated with underfloor heating downstairs and radiators upstairs and comprising: Spacious Lounge: With oak beams, wood burning stove, CD/radio/i-Pod dock, TV and DVD. Dining/Kitchen: With electric oven and hob, washing machine, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and microwave.Cloakroom: With WC and wash basin.Bedroom 1: With single bed.
First Floor: Bedroom 2: With king size bed. Bedroom 3: With twin beds which can convert to a super king size bed (please advice when booking). Bathroom: With shower over bath, WC and basin.
All fuel, towels and bed linen provided. Telephone for incoming calls and unlimited Wi-Fi. Cot available.Outside: Parking for 2 cars. Garden with patio and garden furniture. Visit Britain Gold awarded property. There is a covered well within the grounds of this property. Extra care should be taken
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This old world, terraced character holiday cottage handsomely nestles in the heart of a conservation area leading towards Biskey Howe, yet stands only a stone's throw away from the village of Bowness. The property has been lovingly decorated and furnished with a warming woodburner in the living room to enjoy after a long day exploring. Internal features include quality oak style and carpeted floors, lavish bedrooms, beautiful bathroom, oak designer kitchen, and much more. Bowness-on-Windermere is one of the most beautiful natural areas in the UK, and is largely seen as the jewel in the crown of the Lake District. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy golf, walking, hiking, climbing, water-skiing and sailing, or simply cruising down the lake on one of the authentic steam boats. The village of Windermere is just 1mile away, while Ambleside, Coniston and Grasmere are all with easy reach. Or why not take the car ferry that still crosses the lake between Ferry Nab and Ferry House, and provides a convenient approach to the western side of the lake for access to the villages of Hawkshead and Sawrey. A Lakeland treasure in a peaceful part of the village, Warner Lea is the perfect place to relax and unwind. Shop, pub and restaurant 400 yards.
Ground floor: Living room. Dining room/kitchen with tiled floor. First floor: 2 bedrooms: 1 double (6ft), 1 twin. Second floor: 1 double (5ft) bedroom. Bathroom with shower cubicle and toilet. Separate toilet.
Multi-fuel burner in living room (no fuel provided). Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. High chair. Freeview TV. DVD. iPod dock. Ceramic hob. Electric oven. Microwave. Washing machine. Tumble dryer. Dishwasher. Freezer. Small enclosed courtyard with sitting-out area and furniture. Parking (2 cars). Cycle store. Welcome pack. No smoking.
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The tranquil village of Waberthwaite, spectacularly situated between the mountains and the sea, is the setting for this wonderfully sympathetic barn conversion which has created two stylish holiday cottages featuring vaulted ceilings, original beams and stonework. Surrounded by pretty gardens with a small stream running through, it makes a perfect base for exploring the western Lake District fells, country and coastal walks, and cycle paths. Just 4 miles from Muncaster Castle, gardens and owl sanctuary, and the Ravenglass to Eskdale Miniature Steam Railway, whilst Wastwater (voted Britain's favourite view 2007) is a few miles further. The 18th century Georgian port of Whitehaven to the north has a conservation harbour and marina, the Beacon Heritage Centre plus shops and restaurants, or if relaxation is a preferred option, simply unwind on the sunny patio with a good book. Shop 20 yards, pub 100 yards.
Living/dining room/kitchen with wooden floor, granite stonework and patio doors. Utility. Double bedroom with 5ft bed, wooden floor and compact en-suite shower room with shower cubicle and toilet. First floor: Two double bedrooms. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet. All rooms beamed with vaulted ceiling.
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Ground Floor: Heated by gas central heating, the accommodation comprises: Lounge/diner: With TV with full Sky Sports package, Wi-Fi, DVD, CD radio, payphone, i-Pod dock and living flame gas fire. Kitchen: With electric range cooker, ceramic hob and double oven, dishwasher, fridge/freezer and microwave. Utility room: With washing machine, tumble dryer, WC and wash basin.
First Floor: Master bedroom: With King size bed. Bedroom 2: With double bed. Bedroom 3: With single bed. Bathroom: With bath, shower cubicle, WC and wash basin.
Second Floor: Bedroom 4: With twin beds and adjoining the...Shower room: with shower cubicle, WC and wash basin.
All fuel, bed linen and towels included. Cot available. Wi-fi internet available.Rear courtyard with garden furniture. BBQ. Garage for 1 car. On street parking. Maximum occupancy is 6 guests. Visit Britain Gold awarded property.
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Standing in an elevated position with superb lake views from every room, this stunning holiday home is first in a row of an exclusive small development of homes overlooking Ullswater. The surrounding scenery is breathtaking, walking routes can be challenging or gentle, steamers cruise the lakes throughout the year. The lakeside road meanders over the Kirkstone Pass, which drops down into Ambleside, Windermere and onto Grasmere. Shops 2 miles, pub ½ mile.
Double bedroom with 5ft bed and en-suite bathroom with shower attachment and toilet. Twin bedroom with en-suite shower room and toilet. Separate toilet. First floor: Large living/dining room with well-equipped kitchen with wooden floor and patio doors to small sitting-out area. Utility. Double bedroom with 5ft bed and en-suite shower room with toilet. Second floor: Large, beamed sitting room with gas 'living-flame' fire. A feature circular stairwell runs through the property.
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Ground Floor: Property has gas central heating and comprises: Lounge/diner: With TV, DVD, iPod dock, gas stove, oak flooring, dining area and open stone steps leading to the.... Lower Ground Floor: Kitchen: With electric oven and ceramic hob, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher, microwave and breakfast table.
First Floor: Bedroom 1: With king size bed and TV and adjoins the.... Family bathroom: With shower over bath, WC and wash basin. Bedroom 2: With twin beds and en suite shower, WC and wash basin.
Second Floor: Bedroom 3: With king size bed, TV, fell views and en-suite shower, WC and wash basin.
All fuel, towels and bed linen included. Cot available. Wi-Fi internet access.Parking permit for 1 car in nearby car park. Wi-Fi internet access.
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Ground Floor: With striking views from most rooms the accommodation has gas central heating, double glazing and comprises: Lounge/diner: Large dual aspect room with superb fell views to Walla Crag and Grisedale pike, 40" Smart TV with smart phone playback and DVD player. Kitchen: Bespoke with two ovens, ceramic and induction hobs, dishwasher, two fridges, microwave, coffee maker and food processor. Kitchen Snug: With Smart TV with smart phone playback and DVD player. Utility room: With freezer, washing machine and tumble dryer.
First Floor: Bedroom 1: Beautifully decorated master double bedroom with king size bed, fitted furniture, radio with ipod dock, dual aspect with striking views to Walla Crag and Causey Pike.En-suite bathroom: with wide bath, large shower cubicle with powerful shower, hand basin, WC and heated towel rail. Bedroom 2: Twin bedroom with fell views. Bedroom 3: Family bedroom with TV, adult size bunk beds, and a single bed. Bathroom: With bath, shower, WC wash basin and heated towel rail. Shower room: With large shower, WC, wash basin and heated towel rail.
All electric, gas, bed linen and towels included. Cot and highchair available. Telephone for local calls available. Unlimited superfast broadband internet access.Small paved garden to the front and enclosed paved and gravelled patio area to the rear and seating. Garage plus parking for 1 car. Visit Britain Gold awarded property. Please note that a £150 refundable damage deposit is due 1 week prior to arrival.
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Ground Floor: Property has gas central heating and comprising: Dining/Kitchen: With limestone flooring, granite work surfaces, island unit, electric range cooker and gas hob, American fridge/freezer, dishwasher, microwave, TV and dining area with large solid oak dining table and chairs and original old fashioned range. Snug: With open fire, comfortable seating, games table and TV/DVD. Utility/Drying room: With washer/dryer, sink, drying rack for walking gear, WC and wash basin.
First Floor: Lounge: Spacious L shaped room with TV, DVD, CD/radio/i-Pod dock, gas stove and stunning views. Bedroom 1: With solid brass king size bed, wardrobe, dressing table and en-suite shower, WC and wash basin. Victorian Style Family Bathroom: With cast iron roll top slipper bath, shower cubicle, high level flush WC and double wash basin.
Second Floor: Bedroom 2: With Scandinavian solid timber king size bed, wardrobe, dressing table, TV and en-suite shower, WC and wash basin. Bedroom 3: With Scandinavian solid timber twin beds, wardrobe, dressing table and TV. Bedroom 4: With oak twin beds, wardrobe, dressing table and TV. Victorian Style Bathroom: With cast iron roll top slipper bath, WC and wash basin.
All fuel, bed linen and towels provided. Cot and highchair available. Welcome pack. Outside:Enclosed patio style garden with veranda, terrace and garden furniture. 2 dogs welcome. Private parking for 4 cars and ample on street parking. Visit Britain Gold awarded property.
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Ground Floor: Property has under floor heating and radiators and comprises: Dining/lounge: With 42" Smart TV, DVD, CD radio/ipod dock and a panoramic view of the Coledale fells. Extremely spacious kitchen: With tiled flooring and underfloor heating, two electric ovens, induction hob, two fridges, freezer, dishwasher, microwave and chill out area with Smart TV, comfortable seating, patio doors and fell views Utility room: With washing machine, tumble dryer and sink.Cloakroom: With WC and wash basin.Bedroom 1: With twin beds and wrap around picture windows framing a view of Skiddaw. Lower Ground Floor: Large relaxation room: With 40" TV, sofas and drinks fridge. Bedroom 4: Spacious with twin beds, wardrobe and dressing table. Wet room: With shower, WC and two wash basins.
First Floor: Master bedroom: Very spacious, with spectacular dual-aspect views, super king size bed, Smart TV, large bath and en-suite with large walk-in shower cubicle, WC, wash basin and dressing room. Bedroom 3: With king size bed, built-in wardrobes, and en-suite shower over bath, WC and wash basin. Lovely views towards Latrigg and Skiddaw.
All fuel, bed linen and towels included. Wi-Fi internet access and telephone for incoming and free local calls. Cot available. Sorry no children under 5 due to the open nature of the stairs to the lower ground floor.Outside: Extensive lawn, 2 patios, seating and views. Parking for 6+ cars. NB: There are significant drops in the grounds. Visit Britain Gold awarded property.
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Ground Floor: The property has one step to the entrance, oil central heating and comprises:Bedroom 1: With two double beds (for two guests only).Bedroom 2: With double bed.Bathroom: With bath, shower, WC and heated towel rail.Cloakroom: With WC.Cupboard: With washing machine and tumble dryer.
First Floor: Open plan living space: With beams and wooden floors.Lounge area: Spacious with wood burner, Freeview TV, DVD player and patio doors onto the balcony and terrace overlooking the river.Dining area: With views overlooking the river.Kitchen area: With breakfast bar, electric hob, electric oven, combination microwave/oven, fridge, freezer and dishwasher.Bedroom 3: A split level room with beams, king size bed, wood burner and dressing area.Cloakroom: With WC.
Second Floor: Bedroom 4: Beamed with king size bed and en-suite with slipper bath, shower attachment and WC.
All oil, electric, bed linen and towels included. Initial fuel for wood burners provided. Wi-Fi. Welcome pack. Lawned garden. Balcony with furniture. Parking (3 cars). No smoking. NB: Unfenced river in garden.
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Learning About Immigration in North Carolina with "A Home on the Field"
Paul Cuadros's A Home on the Field, the story of his attempt to create a soccer team for Hispanic immigrant children in a North Carolina high school, launches an investigation of immigration and the issues immigrants face.
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Geography and Early Peoples of the Western Hemisphere
Young historians discover the early people of the western hemisphere. The unit explores how the land changed, how it was used and homes of early Americans such as Incas, Mayans, Inuits, Aztecs, and Pueblos. Individuals also examine these...
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New ReviewA straightforward and thorough packet of reading exercises would be a solid addition to any reading unit. With worksheets that address various writing and reading skills, including word roots, narrative writing, evaluating text, and...
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Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics
New ReviewIf you're planning on teaching grammar in your fifth or sixth grade class, take a look at a packet of language arts activities that would be perfect for any grammar lesson. Covering skills such as parts of speech, sentence and paragraph...
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100 People: Global Issues Through Our Lens
If the world were 100 people...17 would not have access to safe drinking water, 18 would not be able to read or write, and 52 would not have a primary education. Using the theme of "100 people," this resource explores other major issues...
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ELD Lesson Planner: Smart Solution
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"Humanscape No.65" by Melesia Casas and Ester Hernandez's "Sun Maid Raisins" launch a study of how works of art can advocate for social change. After examining these two works and discussing the human rights issues raised, class members...
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Read-Aloud Lesson: Officer Buckle and Gloria
The children's book Officer Buckle and Gloria by Peggy Rathmann is a great story for teaching young learners about teamwork and the importance of following rules. In a detailed, read-aloud lesson, children learn to use both the words and...
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Conversation & Grammar: Future Tenses
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Kolkata Knight Riders v Gujarat Lions, IPL 2016, Kolkata
Seamers, Karthik lift Lions to top of table
May 8, 2016: The skill of Gujarat Lions' seam attack, led by Praveen Kumar, beat the depth of Kolkata Knight Riders as they jumped to the top of the table at Eden Gardens
Sunrisers Hyderabad v Gujarat Lions, IPL 2016, Hyderabad
Karthik picks up middle-order slack for Lions
May 5, 2016: After a slow start to the tournament, Dinesh Karthik has turned into a reliable contributor for Gujarat Lions coming in at No. 4, with 215 runs from eight innings
Vijay Hazare Trophy 2015-16, Group A
Yuvraj comes to Punjab's rescue; Mumbai knocked out
Dec 18, 2015: A round-up of all the Group A matches of the Vijay Hazare Trophy on December 18, 2015
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Kulkarni's four-for routs Assam for 102
Dec 13, 2015: A round-up of the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2015-16 Group A matches played on December 13, 2015
Ranji Trophy 2015-16
Karthik targets India comeback
Oct 16, 2015: With MS Dhoni's retirement from Tests, Dinesh Karthik's hopes of making an India comeback have increased
Karthik targets turnaround after early failures
Apr 16, 2015: In a line-up of big-hitters in the Royal Challengers Bangalore line-up, Dinesh Karthik plays the role of a safety belt and he is eager to put his early failures behind him and succeed in his designated role
Karnataka v Tamil Nadu, Ranji Trophy 2014-15, final, 5th day, Mumbai
Karnataka retain title with innings win
Mar 12, 2015: Vijay Shankar and Dinesh Karthik scored centuries but Tamil Nadu's middle-order batsmen could not avoid the ignominy of suffering an innings defeat in the Ranji Trophy final against Karnataka in Mumbai
Karnataka v Tamil Nadu, Ranji Trophy 2014-15, final, Mumbai
Karthik gets a fresh grip on familiar goals
Mar 7, 2015: After a stop-start performance in the early stages of the domestic season, Dinesh Karthik has pitched in with important innings for Tamil Nadu, and despite all the talk of his return to international cricket, his focus for now is the Ranji Trophy
Maharashtra v Tamil Nadu, Ranji Trophy semi-finals, Kolkata, 2nd day
Feb 26, 2015: Dinesh Karthik completed his 22nd first-class century, while Vijay Shankar narrowly missed out on his third, as Tamil Nadu marched on to a big score, losing only two wickets on the second day
TN v Vidarbha, Ranji Trophy, quarter-final, Jaipur
Karthik and Shankar deflate Vidarbha
Feb 19, 2015: Tamil Nadu took another big step towards clinching a spot in the Ranji Trophy semi-finals, as half-centuries from Dinesh Karthik and Vijay Shankar helped the team build a huge lead on the penultimate day against Vidarbha in Jaipur
IPL 2015 news
Daredevils buy Yuvraj for $2.67 million
Feb 16, 2015: For the second successive year, Yuvraj Singh attracted a record bid in the IPL auction, this time from Delhi Daredevils who purchased the allrounder for Rs 16 crore (approx. $2.67 million)
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The IPL's five most expensive buys
Feb 16, 2015: A look at the most expensive players in the IPL auctions so far
Ranji Trophy 2014-15, Group A, 5th round, 4th day
Swapnil six-for gives Baroda bonus point
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Jan 5, 2015: A round-up of the Ranji Trophy Group A matches played on January 5, 2015
Big names out in Daredevils revamp
Dec 15, 2014: After a disastrous 2014, Delhi Daredevils have opted to overhaul their squad by releasing a total of 13 players including their captain Kevin Pietersen and senior Indian pair of Dinesh Karthik and Murali Vijay
Pietersen to lead Daredevils in IPL 2014, Karthik named deputy
Mar 18, 2014: Kevin Pietersen will captain Delhi Daredevils in the Indian Premier League this season, while Dinesh Karthik has been named vice-captain
India v Pakistan, Asia Cup, Mirpur
Mar 2, 2014: Dinesh Karthik has missed two important stumpings in two matches, and has lost his wicket at times when he could have helped India towards stronger totals
'Sometimes I put too much pressure on myself'
Feb 17, 2014: Dinesh Karthik talks about being on the fringes of the Indian team, and learning not to obsess over the limited opportunities available to him
IPL auction 2014
'Wasn't expecting such a big amount' - Karthik
Feb 12, 2014: Dinesh Karthik, who was the second-biggest buy in the IPL auction, said he was not expecting to attract such a big bid
IPL auction 2014
Yuvraj hits the jackpot on day of smart spending
Feb 12, 2014: Yuvraj Singh and Dinesh Karthik were the two most expensive buys while the value of the Pathan brothers - Yusuf and Irfan - depleted considerably at half time on the first day of the seventh IPL in Bangalore
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Loose West Indies succumb to Ashwin's wiles
One after another, the hosts' batsmen attempted questionable flicks and drives in their second innings, disregarding the drift and dip the offspinner was generating
West Indies need to paper over bowling cracks
The hosts' pace attack, with a combined experience of 31 Tests and 56 wickets, is a candidate for being their weakest ever, yet India cannot simply show up and expect to win
Ashwin emulates Botham with ton and seven-for
Stats highlights from the fourth day's play in Antigua where Ashwin's maiden five-wicket haul outside Asia bowled India to an innings victory
Stats highlights from the first day of the Antigua Test, where Virat Kohli and Shikhar Dhawan stole the show from the hosts
Remembering West Indies' last major series win
Against India in 2002, Hooper, Dillon, Chanderpaul and Co. gave their fans something to cheer about
West Indies need to paper over bowling cracks (62)
The hosts' pace attack, with a combined experience of 31 Tests and 56 wickets, is a candidate for being their weakest ever, yet India cannot simply show up and expect to win
Standout performers continue to carry England (51)
A crushing victory over Pakistan gave England plenty to be pleased about but familiar concerns remain over the make-up of the side
Loose West Indies succumb to Ashwin's wiles (50)
One after another, the hosts' batsmen attempted questionable flicks and drives in their second innings, disregarding the drift and dip the offspinner was generating
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Sri Lanka's lead spinner must feel like a bus driver in charge of a spluttering vehicle as the hosts strive to challenge a strong Australian side
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Skip to comments.Get ready for it to feel as cold as MINUS SIXTY! Nation braces for coldest temperatures in 40 YEARS
Posted on 01/04/2014 7:33:23 PM PST by Windflier
Experts have warned that Friday's freezing temperatures were simply a warm-up and that this weekend will bring a big chill for 140 million people - almost half the nation - that could prove fatal for the unprepared - and will continue through the winter.
With the Northeast still reeling from the huge storm that dumped as much as two-feet of snow across the region and was responsible for the deaths of 16 people, a new weather system is threatening to bring record low temperatures to the Midwest as a polar vortex barrels over the United States.
'It's the mother lode of cold air,' said Weather Channel coordinating meteorologist Tom Moore. 'On the heels of what will be the coldest air of the season, will be dangerous, life-threatening winds.'
Because of the winds, 'It may feel as cold as negative 50 to negative 60 on Sunday night over sections of the north-central states,' the National Weather Service said to NBC News. 'In those conditions, frost bite sets in on exposed skin within five minutes.'
Moore said that as the freakishly cold weather hits the region, authorities need to act fast to avoid a human catastrophe because of the chill.
'Anybody living out on the streets needs to be rounded up and put into a shelter,' said Moore to MSNBC News.
'The repercussions ... could be deadly, and I'm afraid we're going to see cases like that.'
The temperature predictions are startling: 25 below zero in Fargo, North Dakota, minus 31 in International Falls, Minnesota, and 15 below in Indianapolis and Chicago.
The so-called 'polar vortex' will send cold air piled up at the North Pole down to the U.S., funneling it as far south as the Gulf Coast.
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I guess a "hockey stick" would really come in handy.
Why is this news in the UK?
Why can't we tap into those 'millions of degrees' of heat in the center of the Earth that Al Gore told us about?
Something similar hit southern PA exactly twenty years ago in 1994.
On a morning with the low about -20F I watched the steam cloud from the local paper mill just hold motionless over the town in a windless arctic clear blue sky.
In the town itself there was steady snow precipatating from the cloud. Inches of it! Outside of town, brilliant sunshine.
Stay safe and warm, FRiends.
We need everyone to keep their SUVs running 8 hours a day and maybe frequently spray a little deodorant on your armpits. We need some "global warming". Bad!
Sorry, that would only warm the earth even more than it is now. Haven't you any compassion for those poor sweltering polar bears?
They're doing that in Iceland- most of the power there is geothermal.
Globull warming. Brrrrrrr.
I HATE the use of the wind chill factor and 'feels like' to describe the actual temperature. Just tell me the dang temperature...
Or a few thermometers that aren't strategically placed near rooftop air conditioners, or on airport tarmacs.
We fascinate them.
Imagine how cold it would be if it weren't for gorebull warming.
Here is a neat website
Both of my 8 cylinder global warmers have been doing their part, but they're clear down here in Texas. Sorry...
My heart goes out to a lot of people who have to face this cold spell.
I get confused with all that too. I've resorted to just poking my head outside to figure out what the day's going to be like.
Hope you're staying warm, boss. Can't be too bad in Fresno, but I have seen ice on the ground there before.
Happy New Year!
I lived in Williston for about 3 years when my husband was transferred there. This Texan learned what cold its! LOL!
Those people know cold! OTOH, it was the only place we lived where there was no hot lunch program in the schools. The kids walked home for lunch every day...............The nicest people lived there, and we have stayed friends with several of them.
They've had a huge oil boom recently in the Williston area, and I have heard that the population is skyrocketing!
That's why I love Freepers. Their logic is freaking impeccable :-)
"Why is this news in the UK?"
Why is it news here?
It's January.
Glad I am wintering in CA rather than home right now.
Same here. We joke at Algore's expense, but this stuff is no laughing matter for those who are about to bear the brunt of it.
An old friend of mine who works in the logging business out in western Canada once told me that there is nothing more miserable in life than changing the oil in his heavy equipment out in the field when it's -30 or colder. Holy smokes — I'm freezing cold even just thinking about that.
They are predicting it to get maybe down into the high teens or low 20s here in the Florida Panhandle.
I know, I know, that is nothing to Yankees in Wisconsin or Minnesota but I will have to keep my faucets running to keep the pipes from freezing.
Freakish? Is it really freakish? We've had it worse than this. It's been awhile since it's been this cold, but I wouldn't call it freakish. It's winter in the Midwest.
January it is, but it has not been this cold here in MI in 20 years. Not that common.
Maybe "Sampled" would be more appropriate than "Warm up"!!!!
We're winning the war on globull warming!
Global warming my frostbitten ass.
I really admire people who live in real snow country. As a native of the Southwest U.S., I've never had to endure the sort of ice and snow they regularly contend with.
About the worst winter I ever experienced, was when I lived for a time in southern England. For months, everything was blanketed in a layer of pure white frost. I never even knew what the temperature was because it was always expressed in Celsius. All I knew is that I was freezing my tookis off every day of the week, and it seemed like it would never end.
It gets colder than I like in DFW, but it's mostly manageable. When it gets lower than 37 degrees outside, we can't work, but thankfully there aren't too many of those days.
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Actually, "feels like" is the low information voter way of saying "removes heat from a body (of mass above freezing temperature) as fast as that temp with no wind." It is actually a scientific measure of heat loss.
So at a wind chill of -20, you would lose as much heat (and freeze to death) as fast as at -20 temp with no wind. But at 33 degrees F, no matter the wind chill, ice won't form.
Just FYI.
Cool site. I set it for Dallas and bookmarked it. Thanks.
Why cant we tap into those millions of degrees of heat in the center of the Earth that Al Gore told us about?
Temps started going down around the same time we stopped, or at least limited oil drilling.... I see a pattern here.
I'm in Minnesota. I maybe forced to contribute to the "warming" by leaving my car run all night.
That is the temperature at which propane freezes in it's tank.
Its not so bad. Now that I'm older I don't waste much time on winter. I'm kind of an ant. I spend my summer and fall with an eye on making winter easy and try to relax and stay inside.
When I was younger my friends and I proved how tough we were by being out and around in the worst possible weather. However I have got an urge to do some icefishing but I think I'll wait till the rough stuff passes.
Will Jonassen2 months ago
in reply to primpal08
Well, I've personally shared just about everything I know - those things I have either seen, or could verifiably see with my own eyes, mainly - I live in FL by where it is easy to take a boat out to the gulf stream, and literally have watched it changed and muddy and shrink. It's Oct. I'm in shorts, no shirt. When I was a kid, it snowed here, or usually was at least near freezing by now....
Last 5-10, only hotter. 70 degrees above what it should be right now. I can't explain, thnk ur side is wrong.
"Theyre doing that in Iceland- most of the power there is geothermal."
That's an expensive place to live, but I think that in the capital, they just pay for the upkeep of the thermal works - no heating fuel bill!
It's too bad that in most of the US, this type of energy is almost impossible to get at, except in the one place where you don't need it - Hawaii.
Another lie?...
This time lie of the last three decades...
Thanks! Weather has been nice here. Happy New Year!
I can't even imagine what -30 feels like, or how anyone functions in freezing conditions like that.
We have to pack it in when it hits 37 because any colder and our fingers go numb. We've already blocked out Monday because the daytime high is only going to be about 30.
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