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|Jun 22, 2004
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|Dec 30, 1999
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|Dec 30, 1999
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|Tuan M. Quach, Subbarao S. Vanka
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|Intel Corporation
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1. Field
This disclosure relates to interrupt control and, more particularly, to handling indications of end of interrupts.
2. Background Information
The use of interrupts in computing and electronic systems is common for servicing components of the system. Typically, an interrupt controller receives interrupt requests and generates interrupt vectors in response to these requests. An interrupt service routine (ISR) may be executed in response to such an interrupt request. Typically, an end of interrupt (EOI) vector may then indicate completion of an ISR. Processing EOI vectors has historically not been substantially limiting to system performance. However, improvements in computing efficiency, such as bus frequency increases and microprocessor advancements, increase the likelihood that EOI vector processing times might impact system performance. Therefore, a need exists to reduce the overall time for processing EOI vectors.
The subject matter regarded as the invention is particularly pointed out and distinctly claimed in the concluding portion of the specification. The invention, however, both as to organization and method of operation, together with objects, features, and advantages thereof, may best be understood by reference to the following detailed description when read with the accompanying drawings in which:
FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating an embodiment of a circuit for end of interrupt handling in accordance with the invention.
FIG. 2 illustrates an architecture of an embodiment of a redirection table entry, where such redirection table entries may be employed in an embodiment of an end of interrupt handling scheme in accordance with the invention.
FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a prior art embodiment of a circuit for end of interrupt handling.
FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating an embodiment of a method for end of interrupt handling in accordance with the invention.
FIG. 5 is a block diagram illustrating an embodiment of a system in accordance with the invention.
In the following detailed description, numerous specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the invention. However, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that the present invention may be practiced without these specific details. In other instances, well-known methods, procedures, components and circuits have not been described in detail so as not to obscure the present invention.
Interrupt controllers are commonly used in both general and special purpose computing systems, hereinafter "system(s)." When it is desirable to temporarily interrupt a current execution flow of an instruction-processing portion of a system to execute some particular function or set of functions, an interrupt request may be generated by a system component, such as a printer, for example. In certain embodiments interrupt requests are assigned respective priorities based on the desired performance attributes of the particular embodiment in which they are employed. An interrupt request is typically generated by a signal from a system component to an interrupt controller or, alternatively, for example, from circuitry embodied in an interrupt controller. After an interrupt request is generated, the interrupt controller may then transmit an electronic message, commonly termed an interrupt vector, to the instruction-processing portion of a system. An interrupt vector may be transmitted, for example, via an interrupt control bus, such as 520 illustrated in FIG. 5. An instruction-processing portion of a system may comprise, for example, a processor, such as 510, or a microprocessor (not shown). Hereinafter, instruction-processing portions of computing systems will be referred to as a "processor" for the sake of simplicity and consistency. However, it is noted that the invention is not limited in scope to the embodiments to be described later or to any particular processor, microprocessor or instruction-processing apparatus.
Also, for the sake of consistency, an interrupt request, as previously indicated, refers to an indication by a system component or an interrupt controller that it is desirable that a current execution flow of a processor be temporarily interrupted to execute a particular function or set of functions. A system component or an interrupt controller may generate such an interrupt request, for example. An interrupt or interrupt information refers to a grouping of a plurality of specific pieces of information or fields, implemented as electronic signals, which may be related to management of interrupt sequences in systems. One example on an interrupt sequence may include, for example, a progression of generating an interrupt request, transmission of an interrupt vector, execution of an interrupt service routine, transmission of an end of interrupt vector and handling of the end of interrupt vector by an interrupt controller. Interrupt sequences may, of course, include additional aspects, eliminate some aspects, or process interrupts in a completely different manner than just described. The invention is not limited to any particular interrupt sequence. An interrupt vector refers to a specific field of interrupt information, which comprises electronic signals that may be used to indicate a particular function or set of functions to be executed. An end of interrupt vector refers to an electronic message comprising electronic signals, which indicates that an interrupt service routine for a specific interrupt has been completed. End of interrupt vectors and interrupt service routines are described in more detail below.
While the invention is not limited to any particular embodiment, in certain embodiments, a particular function or set of functions that a processor executes in response to an interrupt request may be commonly referred to as an interrupt service routine (ISR). In such embodiments, an interrupt vector may indicate to a processor a specific ISR to be executed. In other words, though the invention is not limited in scope in this respect, a processor may locate a particular function or set of functions to execute in servicing an interrupt request by using an interrupt vector. Once an ISR for a specific interrupt vector has completed execution, an electronic message corresponding to the interrupt vector may be sent to an interrupt controller by a processor. This electronic message is commonly referred to as an end of interrupt (EOI) vector. The transmission of an EOI vector may indicate to an interrupt controller that a specific interrupt request has been serviced. In other words, in such embodiments, the EOI vector may indicate that an ISR associated with a specific interrupt vector has been executed. An EOI vector may also be transmitted over an interrupt control bus, such as 520, as was previously discussed with regard to interrupt vectors.
In certain embodiments, though the invention is not limited in scope in this respect, interrupts or interrupt information comprising electronic signals may be stored in a table, which may be referred to as a redirection table. Typically, in embodiments employing a redirection table, such a redirection table is implemented as a plurality of redirection table entries, which comprise hardware capable of storing the electronic signals of the interrupts. Referring to FIG. 2, an architecture of an embodiment of a portion of a single redirection table entry 200 is illustrated. Of course, though the invention is not limited in scope to any particular redirection table structure or to the use of a redirection table at all, one field of an interrupt that may be stored in a redirection table entry 200 includes interrupt vector 210. Another field of an interrupt that may be stored in redirection table entry 200 includes remote interrupt request register (RIRR) bit 260.
Referring to FIG. 3, current interrupt controllers, such as embodiment 300, may process EOI vectors by using a circular counter 390 to sequentially index each possible interrupt stored in a redirection table entry and compare an EOI vector with the interrupt vectors of those interrupts. In this particular embodiment, interrupt vector signals are implemented with N�8-bit static random access memory (SRAM) 310. SRAM typically employs significantly less area for embodiments included on an integrated circuit, making it cost advantageous. However, SRAM architecture, as is well known in the art, results in the interrupt vectors included in N�8-bit SRAM 310 being individually accessed for comparison with EOI vectors. When an EOI vector matches the interrupt vector 210 stored in a specific redirection table entry, such as 200, during a sequential scan, the contents of remote interrupt request register bit 260 corresponding to that interrupt may be cleared. This indicates to an interrupt controller that a processor has serviced that interrupt or, in specific embodiments, executed an associated ISR. Since it may be desirable to execute the same particular function or functions in response to different interrupt requests, multiple interrupts may have the same stored interrupt vector. Therefore, all redirection table entries 200 in a redirection table are scanned for each EOI vector received by an interrupt controller in this particular embodiment. In other words, an EOI vector may match one or more interrupt vectors and, therefore, it is desirable that this result in clearing the RIRR bit(s) associated with that(those) interrupts.
Some disadvantages of current approaches are related to the sequential scanning of possible interrupts to compare their vectors 210 with an EOI vector. This method may typically take at least one clock-cycle for each possible interrupt in a redirection table. For example, in an embodiment with 64 interrupts in which each comparison of an EOI vector to an interrupt vector takes one clock, scanning a redirection table would typically take at least 64 clock cycles per EOI vector compared. Additionally, since current embodiments typically compare only one EOI vector at a time, it is desirable that pending EOI vectors are stored or retained. If EOI vectors are not stored or retained, they may be dropped or may result in the processor re-sending the EOI vector. One common method of retaining or storing EOI vectors is accomplished by employing EOI vector queue 370, such as illustrated in FIG. 3. If pending EOI vectors are not retained, degradation to system performance, as discussed in more detail hereinafter, may occur. Likewise, retaining EOI vectors, such as in EOI vector queue 370, for example, may use additional hardware.
The foregoing disadvantages may also be compounded by increases in efficiency of computing systems, such as processor performance improvements and system bus frequency increases, for example. Improvements in processor performance may reduce the typical time for servicing interrupts, or executing ISRs. Therefore, these processor improvements may increase the frequency with which EOI vectors are transmitted to an interrupt controller. Additionally, increased system bus frequencies may reduce the transfer time for interrupt requests and EOI vectors. Efficiency improvements, such as the foregoing examples, may result in an increase of the number of EOI vectors dropped or the frequency of a processor retrying transmission of EOI vectors. This may be a result from, for example, EOI vector queue 370 becoming full. Either of the above scenarios may potentially result in adverse system performance impacts.
While the invention is not limited in scope to any particular embodiment, FIG. 1 illustrates one embodiment of the invention that addresses at least some of the foregoing disadvantages. In this particular embodiment, an interrupt vector comprises 8 bits, although an interrupt vector may include more or fewer bits. In embodiment 100, a plurality of N interrupt vectors, N being the number of vectors, may be stored in N�8 bit-latches 110. An 8-bit latch of 110 may store an interrupt vector. A cell for one bit of an 8-bit latch may be, for example, implemented using a four-transistor latch, which is well known in the art. The invention is, of course, not limited to using any particular latch configuration or using latches at all.
An embodiment that employs a redirection table including entries such as redirection table entry 200 illustrated in FIG. 2, may include N�8-bit latches 110, which are capable of storing individual interrupt vectors. In this particular embodiment 100, interrupt vector 210 comprises electronic signals that may be one of a plurality of fields related to a particular interrupt. Typically, a redirection table entry, such as 200, comprises hardware capable of storing a plurality of fields comprising electronic signals pertaining to system interrupts, such as 210-290. One such field of a redirection table entry 200 may include a remote interrupt request register (RIRR) bit 260. RIRR bit 260 comprises an electronic signal that may be stored in a latch, such as previously described, for example, though the invention is not limited in this respect. A RIRR bit 260 may be used to indicate whether an EOI vector is pending, that is whether an indication of an ISR being completed is outstanding. In other words, the RIRR bit 260 being set, typically referred to as a digital logic '1', though the invention is not limited in scope in this respect, may indicate an interrupt request has been generated but that the interrupt controller has not yet received an EOI vector for that interrupt request. Also, in this particular embodiment, a redirection table includes a remote interrupt request register, which may comprise N latches 150 that may store RIRR bits for the N interrupts of this particular embodiment.
In this embodiment, N�8 bit latches 110, EOI vector queue 170 and N latches 150 are coupled to a plurality of 8-bit comparators 130. Couplings 120, 140 and 160 are adapted to clear an RIRR bit when the interrupt vector signals in one of the N�8-bit latches 150 are equivalent to the contents of the EOI vector queue 170. In this particular embodiment, these are equivalent when the interrupt vector signals and the EOI vector queue contents have the same bit pattern. Of course there are many alternative embodiments that are possible for determining equivalence of an EOI vector and the invention is not limited in scope to any particular embodiment. For example, encoding and decoding may be used, which may employ an encoded EOI vector. In such an embodiment an encoded EOI vector corresponding to a particular interrupt vector may not have a bit pattern that is identical with a corresponding interrupt vector but may be determined to be equivalent to that interrupt vector, nonetheless. As previously indicated, many additional alternative embodiments are also possible.
In this particular embodiment, when a New EOI cycle 180 occurs, this may indicate that an interrupt controller has received an EOI vector. This EOI vector may be stored in EOI vector queue 170. Couplings, 120,140 and 160, are further adapted to allow the contents of EOI Vector Queue 170 to be substantially simultaneously compared with the N interrupt vectors stored in N�8-bit latches 110. When the signals of an interrupt vector stored in one of the N�8-bit latches 110 are equivalent to the contents of EOI Vector Queue 170, the 8-bit comparator of 130 associated with that 8-bit latch may transmit a signal on coupling 140. In this embodiment, this signal may in turn be used to clear the RIRR bit associated with that interrupt vector.
Those skilled in the art will appreciate that embodiment 100 addresses at least some of the previously discussed concerns related to current interrupt controllers, such as embodiment 300 illustrated in FIG. 3. As was discussed above, current embodiments typically use circular counters, such as 6-bit circular counter 390, to index interrupt vectors. In this particular embodiment 100, implementing N interrupt vectors in N�8-bit latches 110 allows them to be substantially simultaneously compared to an EOI vector rather that being individually accessed, as with SRAM. This is advantageous as the comparison to the N interrupt vectors may be accomplished, here, in one clock cycle, as opposed to N clock cycles for the N Interrupt vectors of embodiment 300. Again, here, N is the total number of interrupts for a particular embodiment. Also, because an EOI vector stored in EOI vector queue 170 is substantially simultaneously compared with the N interrupt vectors stored in N�8-bit latches 110, the 6-bit circular counter 390 may be eliminated. Additionally, in certain embodiments, EOI vector queue 370 may comprise a cell for a single entry. Therefore, in addition to the reduction in time for processing EOI vectors, an added benefit of reduced gate complexity of an interrupt controller may be realized in some embodiments.
FIG. 4 is a flowchart illustrating an embodiment of a method for processing EOI vectors in accordance with the invention. In block 410, an interrupt vector may be issued in response to an interrupt request, such as from a system component. A processor, in block 420, may then receive this interrupt request. For this particular embodiment, the processor may execute an ISR in block 430. Upon completion of this ISR, block 440 may issue an EOI vector, which may be received by an interrupt controller and stored in a single EOI vector queue in block 450. Block 460 may then substantially simultaneously compare this EOI vector with interrupt vectors stored in a redirection table. The RIRR bits may then be cleared in block 470 for interrupt vectors that match the EOI vector.
An embodiment of a system in accordance with the invention is illustrated in FIG. 5. While the invention is not limited to using any particular bus or bus standard, interrupt controller 530, which may be an interrupt controller such as previously described, may be coupled to a bus interface that complies with the Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) and Industry Standard Architecture (ISA) bus standards, such as PCI/ISA Bus Interface 550. In this particular embodiment, the interrupt controller may be further coupled to a bus that is compliant with the ISA and the Extended ISA (EISA) bus standards, such as ISA/EISA bus 540, and an Interrupt Control Bus 520. The PCI local bus specification 2.2, issued Jan. 25, 1999, is well-known and available from the PCI Special Interest Group, 2575 NE Kathryn Street #17, Hillsboro, Oreg. 97124. The ISA and ESIA bus standards are also well-known and are described in detail in ISA & EISA Theory and Operation, by Edward Solari, published November 1992, which is available, for example, from Annabooks Software, 12860 Danielson Court, San Diego, Calif. 92064. An Interrupt Control Bus, such as 520, may be used for transmitting an interrupt vector to a processor, such as 510, or receiving an EOI from such a processor. Interrupt requests may be received from both PCI/ISA Bus Interface 550 and ISA Bus 540, for example. Additionally, in certain embodiments such as this, an interrupt request may be generated within interrupt controller 530.
While certain features of the invention have been illustrated and described herein, many modifications, substitutions, changes and equivalents will now occur to those skilled in the art. It is, therefore, to be understood that the appended claims are intended to cover all such modifications and changes as fall within the true spirit of the invention.
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|Filing date
|Publication date
|Dec 20, 1995
|Mar 10, 1998
|Intel Corporation
|Circuit and method for emulating the functionality of an advanced programmable interrupt controller
|Mar 20, 1997
|Jun 29, 1999
|Industrial Technology Research Institute
|Method and apparatus for dispatching multiple interrupt requests simultaneously
|Apr 29, 1998
|Feb 20, 2001
|Intel Corporation
|Interrupt controller
|"Out-of-order vector architectures" by R. Espasa, M. Valero and J.E. Smith (abstract only).*
|Intel 82093AA I/O Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller (IOAPIC) Specification, 20 pages.
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|May 5, 2004
|May 30, 2006
|Intel Corporation
|System for end of interrupt handling
|May 16, 2002
|Feb 13, 2007
|International Business Machines Corporation
|Scope-based breakpoint selection and operation
|Jan 19, 2005
|Dec 9, 2008
|Renesas Technology Corp.
|Data processing system having a data transfer unit for converting an integer into a floating-point number when tranferring data from a peripheral circuit to a memory
|Feb 12, 2003
|Jun 15, 2010
|Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.
|Method for priority-encoding interrupts and vectoring to interrupt code
|May 16, 2002
|Nov 20, 2003
|International Business Machines Corporation
|Scope-based breakpoint selection and operation
|Feb 12, 2003
|Aug 12, 2004
|Zilavy Daniel V.
|Method for priority-encoding interrupts and vectoring to interrupt code
|May 5, 2004
|Oct 21, 2004
|Quach Tuan M.
|Apparatus and method for end of interrupt handling
|Jan 19, 2005
|Sep 1, 2005
|Masafumi Inoue
|Data processing system
|U.S. Classification
|710/260, 710/269
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Mar 7, 2000
Owner name: INTEL CORPORATION, CALIFORNIA
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Home > Press > Astute Nanotechnology celebrates first year of success
University of Queensland-based Astute Nanotechnology will celebrate the achievements of its first year in business with a special presentation and cocktail reception tomorrow Tuesday, April 29.
Astute Nanotechnology creates opportunities for industry partners to access the expertise and resources of scientists at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Functional Nanomaterials (ARC CFN).
Located within the Australian Institute for Bioengineering and Nanotechnology (AIBN) at UQ, Astute Nanotechnology is a trading business of UniQuest Pty Limited, one of Australia's leading technology transfer companies for public sector research.
A highlight of Astute Nanotechnology's first anniversary celebration will be an address by world-renowned academic and founding director of the ARC CFN, Professor Max Lu. His presentation will promote the 'clean-tech' innovations being developed by his team of scientists at The University of Queensland, the University of NSW, the Australian National University and the University of Western Sydney.
Dr Richard Taylor, a director of the Australian Nanotechnology Alliance (ANA), will offer the closing remarks. The event is supported by the ARC CFN, ANA, AIBN and UniQuest.
UniQuest's Managing Director, Mr David Henderson, said Astute Nanotechnology had achieved an impressive record in its short life, including 18 scientific disclosures and nine patent applications.
"Astute Nanotechnology is connecting industry partners with university researchers for what is now being called the 'dot.watt' boom. The clean-tech industry is estimated to be worth more than $150 billion, with global investment in clean energy alone experiencing 60% growth in the past year or so. All kinds of industries are keen to invest in the development of alternative energy sources and smarter water treatment systems," Mr Henderson said.
"As the current debate on climate change has shown, the need for research on how best to overcome existing environmental problems and prevent further degeneration is greater than ever. We are pleased to support Astute Nanotechnology in bringing commercial partners closer to finding solutions that will enhance the value of their products for consumers and the environment."
One of the innovations developed by Professor Lu's team is Lightanate, a technology which uses photocatalysts to harness the energy of visible light.
Photocatalysts speed up chemical reactions when exposed to light. They are recyclable, potentially renewable, non-toxic and versatile. The Lightanate technology can harness up to nine times more available energy than existing photocatalysts and be applied to a range of processes, including water treatment and air purification.
The technology has been licensed to a start-up company of the same name to attract investment. Last year, Lightanate was a finalist in UQ Business School's prestigious $100,000 Enterprize business plan competition.
Astute Nanotechnology's Manager of Innovation and Commercial Development, Dr Fouad Haghseresht, believes Lightanate Pty Ltd has the potential to become a global manufacturer and supplier of photocatalysts, with commercial sales possible within two years.
"Lightanate's lower operating costs and ability to treat persistent pollutants will make adapting to clean-tech systems more appealing to many different industries. One of Astute's major objectives for our second year of business is to secure investment and manufacturing partners so we can advance the technology transfer as soon as possible," said Dr Haghseresht.
"We are currently engaging with industry and seeking regulatory approvals, hoping to commence manufacturing trials for the Lightanate technology within 12 months."
Other ARC CFN projects for which Astute Nanotechnology will be seeking commercial partners focus on such challenges as ethanol conversion, photovoltaics and membranes for clean coal technology, catalytic conversion of oils to fuel, encapsulation technologies for environmentally-friendly pesticides, and bone substitute materials to improve long-term outcomes for orthopaedic patients.
ARC CFN is a world-class research centre and a partnership of The University of Queensland, the University of NSW, the Australian National University and the University of Western Sydney, supported by the Australian Research Council.
Astute Nanotechnology coordinates commercialisation activities for the ARC CFN, including establishing collaborations and partnerships; securing investment; negotiating and managing licenses and research contracts; and facilitating consultancy services.
The ANA is a business intermediary which aims to foster entrepreneurship and commercialisation between nano stakeholders; advise all levels of governments on the dramatic impact nanoscience and technology have on current and future products and turn-of-the century industrial processes; build national economic growth; and bring recognition to the sector.
UQ's AIBN is an integrated multi-disciplinary research institute bringing together the skills of world-class researchers in the areas of bioengineering and nanotechnology. Its primary research and development focus leads to new products, processes and devices for improving human health and quality of life.
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Lauren Amendolara (McMahon), 202-225-8420
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CIA director Leon Panetta told the New Yorker:
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Harding's intent to pull us in is evident from the first bars of the great Adagio, which he molds the way a gifted Chopin pianist molds a nocturne. Literalists will want to stay at home, needless to say, once they realize how flexible the tempo and phrasing are going to be. Harding doesn't press the line as fervently as Bernstein, and he's not as coolly technical as Abbado, Chailly, or Rattle in his second recording from Berlin. Harding's approach is almost purely emotive, aiming to wrap us in a spell that will hold through the rougher, skimpier patches to come.
The Vienna Philharmonic is the perfect ensemble for him, given its effortless expressivity, although DG's slightly tubby, resonant recording could be cleaner. Another notable thing about Harding's style is its soft grain; he eschews sudden explosions and eruptions, preferrring a seamless line a la Karajan (a name I'm invoking in a positive sense).Read more ›
Most recordings made in Vienna's shoe-box shaped Musikverein, have come from live sources. This must be a studio recording. This is the first recording of a major work played by the VPO that can begin to approach the sonic results that they regularly used to get, "back in the day", at the old Sofiensaal (eventually burnt down). Sonically speaking, this is far better than what you hear on either the Kaplan or Boulez Mahler "Resurrection" recordings, for example. Point is, the sound is excellent.
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All this said, there are performances I like better for tempo relationships. The two outer movements aren't nearly so slack sounding on the recent Noseda/BBC Phil. M10 (Chandos), while their "Purgatorio" (middle movement) doesn't sound quite so rushed either. Still, the Viennese strings can sustain excess slack in the outer movements better than most.Read more ›
If I may be allowed to compare this recording with one of my favorite recordings of this symphony, namely the one by the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra (BPO) under Sir Simon Rattle. This performance by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (VPO) under Daniel Harding is long breathed and flowing (at about the same playing times for all movements, compared to Rattle). The playing in the recording with the BPO under Rattle is more sharply accentuated, which has an emotonally jarring effect (which is indeed very appropriate, IMHO). The climaxes on this VPO recording are more gradually built up but at the same time powerful. The whole recording is characterized by a deep sense of coherence and 'flow' - a 'warmer', more enveloping sound too (an objective statement, because the somewhat more 'jittery' playing and the more directly recorded instruments - accentuating their individual timbres - on the BPO/Rattle recording is an utter success, to my ears).Read more ›
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This recording elicits some very different responses. What can we say for sure? That the standard of playing, intonation, ensemble and articulation is superb, insofar as we are... Read morePublished on February 28, 2014 by Ralph Moore
I have not listened to this performance. I don't have to. The Cooke realization of Mahler's 10th is about to be superseded by that of Yoel Gamzou's new version. Read morePublished on December 10, 2010 by Muslit
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Fairfax, VA
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I'm a German national living in the US. I have experience tutoring children between the ages of 3 and 12 during multiple Internships in Germany and two years of working as a nanny in Virginia. I have also been tutoring adult and college students for the past years.
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Chantilly, VA


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TTC Speeds
All the TTC buses and streetcars traced for 6 hours the morning of January 6th, 2012. Average speed is indicated by colour, red being the slowest, followed by orange, yellow, green and blue.
Over 1,500 vehicles. Total distance travelled? Over 120,000 kms, about 3 times around the world.
Note: I'm certainly not the first to do this, just wanted to see what Toronto looked like. See Eric Fischer for the original.
Contains public sector Datasets made available under the City of Toronto's Open Data Licence v2.0
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Taken on January 12, 2012