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ajax+clientScript Definitive solution for all clientScript problem in ajax request
Posted 25 June 2011 - 10:48 AM
I've been helped a great deal studying several of your posts and articles.
I don't get why some sort of fix hasn't been incorporated in the framework, but your fix makes it possible for me to use cJuiAutoComplete inside cJuiDialog!
Posted 14 August 2011 - 08:27 AM
$cs = Yii::app()->getClientScript(); $cs->registerCoreScript('jquery',CClientScript::POS_BEGIN);
So i double insert jquery. For some requests (such as several zii widgets), loader twice jquery resets some objet and generate a "$.param.querystring is not a function" js error client side.
Loading only once jquery fixed the issue for me.
Hope it could help
Posted 26 August 2011 - 04:01 AM
Usage in controller:
$widget = $this->renderPartial('widget',array(),true); // return contents, no processOutput $this->renderPage('myview',array('items' => $items,'widget' => $widget),array('id' => 'my-page'));
public function renderPage($view,$params = array(),$options = array(), $return = false, $process = true){ if (!isset($options['id'])) { $options['id'] = $this->id .'-'.$this->getAction()->id; } if (!isset($options['data-role'])) { $options['data-role'] = 'page'; } // page div wrapper for jquery mobile $html = "<!-- page {$options['id']} -->\n"; $html .= CHtml::openTag('div',$options)."\n"; // only process if this is an ajax request $html .= $this->renderPartial($view,$params,true,Yii::app()->request->isAjaxRequest); $html .= CHtml::closeTag('div'); $html .= "\n<!-- // page {$options['id']} -->"; // if we do not have a ajax request, render with layout (will also process) if (!Yii::app()->request->isAjaxRequest) { Yii::trace('running renderText'); $html = $this->renderText($html); } if ($return){ return $html; } else { echo $html; } }
Posted 29 August 2011 - 03:12 AM
Check http://www.eirikhoem...-ajax-requests/ for more info and code.
Posted 08 December 2011 - 10:03 PM
Does anyone know if this has a bug # I can track or if it's going to be fixed in 1.1.9?
Posted 29 March 2012 - 04:56 AM
Posted 18 September 2012 - 03:24 PM
i want to render script on ajax grid view. i think i can't use zaccaria solution because yii create renderpartial by it self.
we have any official patch for this or better solution? i searched forum many times and this is a usuall issue.
and is there any intention to fix this by Yii developers?
Posted 27 September 2012 - 06:39 AM
Why should we create a ZController ?
Can't we simply use Controller for that propose avoiding creating yet another controller ?
Posted 10 November 2012 - 06:22 AM
After searching for hours I finally came up with the idea that this problem should be some bug in Yii and then this tutorial/solution came up!
You made my day
Posted 19 February 2013 - 06:53 AM
please change the the button id in unique it's solved.
not think more...it's run to me.
Best Regards,
Ankit Modi
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Posted 25 June 2013 - 02:07 AM
the solution only worked for one of the subviews. Does this have something to do with the ID's? also the log says that jQuery is undefined.
Posted 09 August 2013 - 05:42 AM
( http://www.yiiframew...1#entry216362My link )
Posted 24 September 2013 - 03:10 PM
first iam a newbie to yii, so please be patient
I have the following problem:
I have several controllers which will be called through ajaxlinks. For example home/index, news/index ...
Let's say home/index only includes static content. Now when i change the controller through an Navigation ajaxlink to the controller news/index which includes a CListview with Pagination and ajaxUpdate = true, the pagination with ajax doesn' t work. It even seems that the css is not properly includes, because the pagingation links are displayed in liststyle.
In the news controller i used the ZController extension from Zach for rendering ajax requests, which solved for me the duplicate ajax requests.
If i call the controller directly news/index with the "renderPartialWithHisOwnClientScript" method from ZController from Zach, the ajax pagination works and also the css is properly working. The css and ajax pagination works also fine, if i click on an pagination link for the first time
If i use the "renderPartial" method i works fine, but then i got the duplicate ajax requests in CListview.
I think the problem is, that while using the "renderPartialWithHisOwnClientScript" method the needed jquery for Clistview pagination is not loaded.
Can anyone help me with my problem?
Thx in advance.
Posted 30 September 2013 - 03:46 PM
Posted 30 September 2013 - 11:03 PM
YiiNewbie089, on 30 September 2013 - 03:46 PM, said:
Just you can pass the ProecessOutput when page render
$this->render('index',array('model'=>$model),false,true); //false,true ProecessOutput.
$this->renderPartial('index',array('model'=>$model),false,true); //false,true ProecessOutput.
Ankit Modi
Skype : amodi06
Posted 01 October 2013 - 03:19 PM
Maggie Q(Ankit Modi), on 30 September 2013 - 11:03 PM, said:
Just you can pass the ProecessOutput when page render
$this->render('index',array('model'=>$model),false,true); //false,true ProecessOutput.
$this->renderPartial('index',array('model'=>$model),false,true); //false,true ProecessOutput.
That don't work because i use the Zcontroller from Zach to avoid the duplicate ajax requests. The statement for the ProcessOutput is ignored when using the renderpartialwithownscript method.


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This page contains a short overview of all world bosses in game, including those that were nerfed, removed, or just not updated for the level cap. These bosses are considered raid bosses since it takes more than a party of 5 players to down them. Blizzard seems to have lost interest for a time in the idea of world bosses as none had been added between the Burning Crusade expansion and Mists of Pandaria.
Spawn rates Edit
Some people have roughly estimated their spawn rates:[citation needed]
Initial spawn:
- Tuesday Night, very late (~25-45%)
- Wednesday Night (75-90%)
- Thursday Night (55-80%)
- 2 days after previous kill (60%)
- 3 days after previous kill (70%)
- 4 days after previous kill (80%)
Server crashing or going down counts as that world boss having been killed, and starts its respawn timer
Old spawn trivia Edit
At the time of the testing, Azuregos/ Lord Kazzak used to spawn a little earlier than the world dragons. The dragons spawn one unique per the 4 spawn locations, typically all at the same time. One continent being down without the other desyncs the dragons, possibly making them spawn duplicates. (Thus occasionally spawning 2 of exactly the same bosses in different locations).
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Originally, Azuregos and Doom Lord Kazzak were added early in World of Warcraft. They were two of the game's greatest promotions of intra-guild cooperation and inter-guild rivalry, as killing them required tracking their spawn, forming a raid, beating the encounter, AND the opposing faction (and at times same faction griefers). Their loot was also among the best at the time of their popularity.
Shortly before the Ahn'Qiraj event, the four Dragons of Nightmare were created, and added an entire new round of World Raid bosses. They were initially killed for having the best items for their slots, and later farmed for their nature resistant gear when it became apparent that some Temple of Ahn'Qiraj encounters required it. They were also involved in the Scepter of the Shifting Sands green piece questline.
As time passed, and Naxxramas came out without accompanying world raid bosses, the popularity of the world raid bosses began to fade.
With patch 2.0, Highlord Kruul began to terrorize Azeroth, in place of Lord Kazzak (and his Azeroth loot table).
After the Burning Crusade came out, two new world raid bosses were introduced, Doom Lord Kazzak and Doomwalker (there were others initially shown in databases as ?? bosses, including a rare spawn from a quest in Blade's Edge in which you can spawn a raid boss who flies away, but is unaggro-able. But currently it is accepted that there are 2 BC world raid bosses). The popularity of the two was short-lived. After a couple months it became apparent that loot off of Karazhan was on par or better, while not having the additional faction vs. faction griefing factor.
In Patch 2.2, world bosses were often left untouched for long periods of time. There were occasional guilds that use them as either practice for raiding, or under-geared guilds trying to gear up. But with a couple of announcements by blue post that they did not plan to add additional world raid bosses,[1][2] the days of a new world raid boss came to an end.
Blizzard did not add any world raid bosses for Wrath of the Lich King or Cataclysm.
Outdoor bosses Edit
In some rare elites were added that were more like outdoor dungeon bosses that usually required a good 5-man group or more to kill and loot.[3] They technically were not raid bosses, but the closest since Burning Crusade to a world boss.
Dragons of Nightmare EditThe subject of this section has been removed from World of Warcraft as of Patch 4.0.3.
These world bosses were removed from the game in Cataclysm.
Emeriss Edit
- Location: The Great Trees
- Raid 25? (was 40)
One of the Four Dragons corrupted by the Nightmare, Emeriss is a gruesome, rotting monstrosity. Along with her AoE Sleep, she also casts a disease which damages nearby allies, and turns the corpses of the dead into deadly mushrooms. And every 25%, she casts Corruption of Earth, a Shadow DoT that deals 100% damage to the players health over 8 seconds.
Lethon Edit
- Location: The Great Trees
- Raid 25? (was 40)
One of the Four Dragons corrupted by the Nightmare, Lethon has become exceedingly evil, enough so to darken the hue of his scales, and his eyes have also been forced open, an oddity amongst Green Dragons. He has a massive Shadowbolt Volley, and every 25% he extracts shades from his enemy that will heal him.
Ysondre Edit
- Location: The Great Trees
- Raid 25? (was 40)
One of the Four Dragons corrupted by the Nightmare, Ysondre's once beneficial healing powers have given way to dark magics. Casts an AoE Lightning Wave that deals direct Nature damage, and summons fiendish Druids every 25%.
Taerar Edit
- Location: The Great Trees
- Raid 25? (was 40)
One of the Four Dragons corrupted by the Nightmare, Taerar was perhaps the most affected of Ysera's lieutenants. His corporeal form has been shattered and he exists as a specter. Has an AoE Fear, and creates 3 Shades of himself every 25%.
Others - Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor Edit
Azuregos EditThis section concerns content exclusive to Cataclysm.
As of Cataclysm, Azuregos is not a real world boss, but more of a curiosity. He was not technically removed, but does not give a chance for loot drops.
- Location: Azshara
- Raid 25 (no longer a world boss as of Cataclysm)
A mighty blue dragon who resides in the wilderness of Azshara, perusing over the countless magical artifacts there. He randomly teleports himself and all players within 30 feet a short distance, wiping aggro, casts a blizzard-like spell that eats mana, and occasionally puts up a magic reflection shield. Also, in order to prevent graveyard-zerging, he places a debuff on players that he kills. Any living players with this debuff will freeze whenever they go near him.
Highlord Kruul EditThe subject of this section has been removed from World of Warcraft as of Patch 2.0.3.
- Location: Blasted Lands
- Raid 25? (was 40)
Highlord Kruul is a doomguard boss who appears in various parts of Azeroth during the Dark Portal Opens event, introduced in patch 2.0.3. After the Dark Portal reopened, he officially replaced Lord Kazzak (now Doom Lord Kazzak in Outland's Hellfire Peninsula) as the Burning Legion's field commander in Azeroth, residing in the Tainted Scar in the Blasted Lands, southwest of the Portal.
He has since been removed from the game as of the release of The Burning Crusade.
Teremus the Devourer Edit
As of Cataclysm, Teremus is not a real world boss, but has been converted to a rare mob, so still drops some decent loot for lower level characters.
- Location: Blasted Lands
- Raid 10? (no longer a world boss as of Cataclysm)
Teremus was an immensely powerful black drake found in the Blasted Lands. He had an AoE Lifesteal, and wipes aggro when he uses a knockback attack. When he gets down to 20% health, he regenerates to full health, making him one of the most difficult and prolonged fights in the game.
He used to be a popular target for the makers of machinima, most frequently being kited by a hunter and a priest from the Blasted Lands to Stormwind or Ironforge, but as of some past patches, he is now chained to the Blasted Lands and will leash back when a player tries to kite him out of the zone.
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Omen Edit
- Location: Moonglade
- Raid 25? (was 40)
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- Location: Hellfire Peninsula
- Raid 25 (at level 70)
Former commander of the Burning Legion forces in the Blasted Lands, the former-Doomguard, now crowned Doom Lord Kazzak, awaits with his formidable troops for the heroes of Azeroth to challenge his reign as Commander of the Burning Legion in Outland. He consumes the soul of all beings he slays to heal himself, casts a curse on players that makes their mana pools combust and if he isn't killed in 3 minutes, goes into his "supreme mode," allowing him to completely obliterate everything in his path.
Supreme Lord Kazzak also appears in northern Tanaan Jungle, Draenor as a new world boss.
Doomwalker EditThis section concerns content exclusive to The Burning Crusade.
- Location: Shadowmoon Valley - In front of The Black Temple
- Raid 25 (at level 70)
Doomwalker is a powerful Fel Reaver sent by Kil'jaeden to assault the gates of the Black Temple in Shadowmoon Valley. He's a clear reminder for Illidan that Kil'jaeden hasn't forgotten about him...
Others - Pandaria EditThis section concerns content exclusive to Mists of Pandaria.
Salyis's Warband Edit
- Location: Valley of the Four Winds[4]
- Raid 25 (at level 90)
This is actually a group of bosses, one of which is the colossal mushan, Galleonω ϖ, and are led by the saurok, Chief Salyisω ϖ.
Sha of Anger Edit
- Location: Kun-Lai Summit
- Raid 25 (at level 90)
A massive sha that appears in various locations around southeastern Kun-Lai summit.
Nalak <The Storm Lord> Edit
- Location: Isle of Thunder
- Raid 25 (at level 90)
A cloud serpent who guards one of the entrances to the Throne of Thunder. Introduced in Patch 5.2.
Oondasta Edit
- Location: Isle of Giants
- Heroic Raid 25 (at level 90)
A strange and huge bipedal lizard adorned with baroque stone armor. Introduced in Patch 5.2.
Others - Draenor EditThis section concerns content exclusive to Warlords of Draenor.
Drov the Ruiner Edit
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Tarlna the Ageless Edit
Teluur Edit
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Others - Broken Isles EditThis section concerns content exclusive to Legion.
References Edit
- ^ Bornakk 2009-03-09. #1 - New world bosses please. Archived from the original on 2009-03-09. There are no plans to add an outdoor raid boss at this time.
- ^ Ancilorn 2010-03-22. #3 - Please bring back outdoor world bosses.. Archived from the original on 2010-03-22. There aren't any immediate plans to add new outdoor raid bosses, but plans do change from time to time.
- ^ Valnoth 2010-10-26. #7 - Thank you for the outdoor raid bosses. Archived from the original on 2010-10-26. There are a COUPLE of these bosses in Cataclysm, but they're not true outdoor raid bosses. They're just much harder group bosses that drop heroic dungeon level items and specialty items. Have fun!
- ^ Frost 2012-08-06. World Boss Preview Now Available!. Official World of Warcraft Community site (US).
Blizzard Entertainment 2012-08-07. World Boss Preview Now Available!. Official World of Warcraft Community site (EU).
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What about dashboards created via apps like Cyfe.com? Here's an example pulled from their homepage: http://www.cyfe.com/images/dashboard-marketing.png
Great examples Chris.
There are often great software products on the market that are almost invaluable to their customers that are let down by poor design and presentation. In an age where we are almost overwhelmed by data, being able to extract information that is truly of value and present it in a coherent and concise format is essential, and likely demonstrates an ordered and rational business. I might be offered the 'complete package' from a 3rd party software provider and be inclined not to purchase based on poor UX and their ability to present.
I agree, these designs are beautiful. However, they are more infographics than effective dashboards in terms of the amount and depth of insight they communicate. Accepting that, the design, colours and graphics are a visual delight.
Design can not be judged without the context of who the user is and what problems we're helping them solve.
These are pretty. Are they good? I have no idea on most of them.
Info-graphics only get SO pretty, then it comes down to "I've seen the data, now what am I going to do with it?" DOMO has some great features that sets them apart from other business intelligence dashboards. Visualization, collaboration, and improvement. That is what will be the value add as big data gets bigger.
Some great examples there - looking to produce some dashboards for internal use and will use some of the design on display here.
Other data design I'm a fan of - the "Stocktouch" app and Nike + web. Both are beautifully designed with a high level of interaction and customisation.
OMG, that Toutapp looks so cool!!!
Excellent post Chris! My little touch of OCD means I'm so happy to see a clean, well designed dashboard, as well as picking up some useful ideas along the way!
Thanks Chris. There are some really beautiful and inspiring designs in your list.
We recently created the dashboard you can see at http://www.lerwick-harbour.co.uk/dashboard. It is slightly different from your examples in that it is intended for general public use (as opposed to being for logged-in users/customers). It pulls in information from various different sources and therefore saves people a lot of time as they can get everything in once place.
We recently covered a few Fitness app dashboards on our blog. Here's the link: http://blog.fusioncharts.com/2013/08/10-inspiring-fitness-app-dashboards/
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Dashboard porn. Superb designs, Great post.
So many things for me to check out, thanks for this post.
Also, one I like as you can plug anything into it, is Geckoboard. http://www.geckoboard.com/
All are very beautiful and easy to understand. Anyone can find all info in one page. http://brisbanetruckschool.com/hc-licence
My little touch of OCD means I'm so happy to see a clean, well designed dashboard, as well as picking up some useful ideas along the way! - http://www.petcover.com.au/
I think the visualisation Jedi Stephen Few may have a few strong words to be said about form and function of some of the examples above. I'm all for making data accessible, but whatever is presented has to be informative and actionable.
The Kareer Dashboard looks awesome, great list
GREAT ! Good collection and informative. Would like to know that is there any ready-made software to generate these dashboard or can we generate these dashboard using the java script or java programming.... any API..... etc. - please suggest.
Great suggestions; all are easy on the eye and communicate data in a more visually appealing way than just bare numbers.
In case it is of any help, we've created a product that can display all these dashboards (or, actually, any website) in rotation on a dedicated computer.
Screensaver Ninja uses an idle computer's screensaver to display websites that are automatically updated, so you don't have to necessarily choose one of the above but rather, link the ones that are important to you and create an instant dashboard display :) Check it out at screensaver.ninja
Very nice dashboards indeed! I use BIME, a cloud-based data analytics and dashboarding platform for digital marketing specialists with +25 visualisations: bimeanalytics.com
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In the decade since 802.11 made its mark on home networks, wireless LANs standards have undergone three major revisions (a/g/n) and many more product generations. In 2010, 802.11n finally achieved a maturity level where analysts no longer debate whether or not it will replace Ethernet for network access. The only question now seems to be how quickly - and what tweaks are needed to optimize operation, performance, management, and of course ROI.
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According to Rohit Mehra, Director, Enterprise Communications Infrastructure at IDC, the enterprise WLAN market experienced sustained growth this year. By mid-year, 802.11n deployments had accelerated, representing over 65 percent of AP revenue in 2Q10, up from 56 percent in 1Q10 and 45 percent in 2Q09. "2011 looks promising as well," said Mehra. According to Paul DeBeasi, Gartner Research Vice President, the "all wireless" enterprise is fast becoming a reality. "The notion that wireless would replace wired Ethernet for network ACCESS was dismissed as ridiculous two or three years ago," said DeBeasi. "Not so now. Enterprises are increasingly relying upon 802.11n as their dominant method of network access."
Andrew vonNagy, Technical Architect for a Fortune 30 company and independent analyst/author of the Revolution Wi-Fi blog, agreed. "Early adopters began deploying 802.11n in 2009, but 2010 will undoubtedly be the year of 11n," said vonNagy. "Large enterprises wrapped up interoperability and performance testing, formalized best practices and network design, and began deploying very large 802.11n AP roll-outs."
Looking ahead to 2011, vonNagy expects to see broad support for three spatial stream 802.11n in enterprise-class equipment, bumping raw data rates to 450 Mbps. "Enterprises that have been evaluating Wi-Fi as wired Ethernet replacements will begin taking strides to implement this model for a large amount of their staff," he said.
Back to the drawing boardHowever, higher throughout and broader deployments have exposed architectural weaknesses in some WLAN products. "WLAN architecture wars were back in the air [this year], with emerging vendors pitching controller-less and cloud-based solutions. How the debate evolves in 2011 will be interesting," said Mehra.
According to vonNagy, enterprises have started to challenge the viability of centralized architectures due to behavioral shifts in network use. "802.11n brought higher bandwidth and discussion of Wi-Fi becoming the predominant access technology," he said. "Concerns over controller scalability, throughput, single points of failure, and the desire to optimize traffic flows have challenged [controller vendors] to re-think their architectures to shift more control into distributed APs."
In 2010, that migration began with virtually every controller vendor providing distributed data plane traffic forwarding. "In 2011, look for advancements to distribute control of Quality of Service, security, radio management, and distributed key caching capabilities into APs," said vonNagy. 'Watch for controllers to move into more of centralized management role and smart APs being operationally independent from controllers. Some vendors will begin removing controllers from their architectures completely, but will experience growing pains attempting to support both architectures simultaneously for a period of time," he predicted.
Better management
When it comes to WLAN management, Craig Mathias, Principal, Farpoint Group, sees increasing emphasis on consolidation. "Interference [RF spectrum] management, IDS/IPS, and other assurance functions [are now] appearing in WLAN system products, as opposed to only in standalone assurance products," said Mathias. "We'll [continue to] see security and integrity issues appear in Wi-Fi, and this remains an area ripe for innovation." According to DeBeasi, RF spectrum management systems like Cisco CleanAir that emerged this year will soon become commonplace. "By the end of 2011, virtually every enterprise Wi-Fi vendor will offer AP-embedded spectrum management systems," said DeBeasi. "I think spectrum management systems will have widespread enterprise deployment [although] not everyone agrees with me on this viewpoint."
Devin Akin, longtime CWNP guru, now Chief Wi-Fi Architect at Aerohive, cited another new management trend which emerged during 2010. "Cloud Management of Everything, including Wi-Fi," said Akin. "Right now, Aerohive, Meraki, and Aruba have it. Soon, Cisco and others will have it. It's mandatory. It's awesome. I love it. Once you go cloud, you'll never go back ... trust me on that."
Mathias also sees management heading into the cloud, as computing and network industries embrace virtualization and look for new ways to exploit it. "Expect much greater cloud involvement--Meraki and PowerCloud are pointing the way here and I think [cloud approaches] will become very popular indeed. Virtualization and cost-cutting in general will remain hot topics in 2011 and beyond," he predicted.


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Movie Review: "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"
There's been a lot of talk about comic book movie fatigue these days, but the people at Marvel Studios clearly aren't letting that affect their productivity, because just like fellow Disney-owned company Pixar, they've continued to deliver the same high-quality films as when they started. Granted, it's only a matter of time before Marvel's unblemished track record is ruined by a "Cars 2," but "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" is not that movie. In fact, it's a major improvement upon the character's first solo adventure, trading in the period war setting for an old-school conspiracy thriller that addresses real-world issues like national security. It also has some really cool action beats, occasional bits of humor, and perhaps most importantly, a better storyline for its titular hero.
Since being thawed from his icy slumber and aiding in the defense of New York in "The Avengers," Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) has become a full-fledged member of S.H.I.E.L.D, but he's still learning to adapt to the modern world and the questionable methods that Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) employs to ensure that it remains safe. When S.H.I.E.L.D. becomes compromised by people within the organization, however, Steve is forced to go on the run alongside fellow operative Natasha Romanoff, aka Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), in order to smoke out the traitors and stop them from assuming control of a secret fleet of aircraft carriers designed to eliminate threats before they happen. Standing in their way is a super-powered, metal-armed assassin called the Winter Soldier who looks suspiciously like someone from Steve's past.
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The total power dissipation of the 2SJ355 is specified as 2.0 W (at 25℃) when mounted on the prescribed ceramic printed circuit board (PCB). What is the total power dissipation when mounted on an FR4 printed circuit board without a heat sink? How about when the ambient temperature is 60℃? Does thermal resistance decrease with increasing FR4 board area?
The thermal resistance at saturation point (no heat sink) on an FR4 PCB is 283 ℃/W (reference value). Total power dissipation can be calculated from thermal resistance using the following formula.
Pd = (Tj(max) - Ta)/Rth
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Manchester dog park leaders criticized by former memberBy TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leader
October 27. 2013 11:31PM
MANCHESTER — A former member of the Manchester Dog Park Association sought a review of its legal status from the state Attorney General's Office, but the leaders of the group say the scrutiny is a result of election season politics.
Jon Hopwood, a former user of the park, requested that the AG's Charitable Trusts Unit investigate the MDPA, saying among other things that it appeared to be raising funds through its website.
Hopwood also wrote a letter to the AG's Public Integrity and Economic Crime Unit, according to a recent column he posted on Yahoo.com.
"It is my belief that the MDPA board has failed to file for tax-exempt status (after promising for over a year to do so) in order to keep their personal control over what is really a public facility and that this may constitute political corruption," Hopwood wrote in the post.
Hopwood declined to be interviewed for this story, but he did communicate via email.
The dog park, dubbed Peanut Park, is located on Bass Island off Second Street on the West Side. It opened a few years ago as the city's first off-leash dog park. It's a 10,000-square-foot patch of land owned by the city, which the MDPA is allowed to use under an agreement approved by the aldermen in 2010.
The project was the initiative of Alderman Phil Greazzo, the representative for Ward 10, and he's used his own money and time to build and maintain the park. Both Greazzo and Tammy Simmons, a former Republican state representative and the interim chair of the city Republican Committee, have proudly pointed to the park as an example of what citizens can accomplish without government money. Greazzo and Simmons are members of the MDPA's executive board.
Since its opening, a faction of dog park users have emerged that have pushed for more amenities at the park, and they've also called on the MDPA to properly register with the IRS as a nonprofit, so it could do fundraising.
Greazzo said for the most part people are pleased with the park. He said there are a only a few disgruntled people, and he described Hopwood as a "political operative from the other party."
"You need to have an understanding that there's an election happening in a few weeks," Greazzo said. "We have a free dog park for Manchester. A few guys who are not even members are making these troubles."
Hopwood acknowledges that he's a supporter of Patrick Arnold, the Democratic alderman taking on Mayor Ted Gatsas. He's also met with and shared his concerns with Bill Barry, the Democrat challenging Greazzo for the Ward 10 seat, and he has a sign for him on his lawn.
Hopwood insists his concerns about the dog park are not based on politics; he says he voted for Greazzo in the last two elections, and he said he waited to raise the issue of the MDPA with the Board of Mayor and Aldermen, adding he doesn't expect the board to take up the matter until after the election.
Greazzo on Wednesday met with an investigator in the Charitable Trusts Unit, which sent a letter to the MDPA in response to Hopwood's complaint that the group is not registered as a public charity.
The investigator, Christine Gauntt, said her office asked the MDPA to furnish more paperwork, but she said it appeared that the group was operating appropriately. "Not all nonprofits are required to register here as they are not charities. This looks like the case with the MDPA," Gauntt wrote in an email.
She noted that her office has no jurisdiction over websites that take in donations. The MDPA has a "donate" button on its website, but the group has said this is used to pay dues.
Greazzo and Simmons have indicated that they support the goal of getting federal nonprofit status as a 501(c)3. But Greazzo said given the complaints the MDPA has gotten from some, he would question the wisdom and expense of seeking tax-exempt status, which he would want to have lawyer handle. "What point is there in moving forward? We'll operate as we were. We'll have a voluntary membership that pays the insurance," he said.
The dog park users pay $10 a year in dues, to cover the cost of insurance and dog tags that indicate someone has paid to use the park. The park is not supervised; the MDPA relies on the honor system for users to pay dues, and the members are responsible for cleaning up after their dogs and keeping the space clean.
Hopwood and other critics of the MDPA have also charged that it is run by Greazzo and Republican allies who are unwilling to cede control. Besides Greazzo and Simmons, the original officers of the MDPA are Matthew Swank and Michael Ball, who have been active in the local Republican party, and Daniel Garthwaite, a supporter of the Free State Project.
Greazzo insisted that the group holds annual meetings for its members, where it presents its financial information. He also noted another member, not affiliated with the original group or the Republican party, was recently allowed to join the board, Kevin Roux.
Roux did not return a call for comment.
Simmons said the organization was established based on certain principles. "I know it might seem odd to have a self-perpetuating board," she said. "I personally don't want to see people (joining the board) who think the solution is to seek money from the taxpayer."
Referring to some of the complaints that have surfaced, Simmons added, "I wish more adults could be as happy as the dogs are."


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Geauga County Coroner Dr. Robert Coleman identified the deceased suspect in the Middlefield Village shooting as James L. Gilkerson, 42, of 8752 Andrews Road in Mentor-on-the-Lake.
Authorities also have identified the weapon allegedly used by Gilkerson in the shooting on Sunday that injured two police officers.
In a joint news release from Middlefield Mayor Ben Garlich and Middlefield Police Chief Arnold Stanko on Monday, Gilkerson's alleged weapon was identified as an SKS semi-automatic rifle.
At 5:55 p.m. two Middlefield police officers initiated a traffic stop near the intersection of Route 608 and Route 87. Gilkerson exited the vehicle and began shooting at the officers, who returned fire, killing the suspect.
"The female officer sustained serious gunshot injuries to her left hand fingers, shrapnel was embedded into her right wrist and a gunshot wound to her left thigh," according to the release. "She underwent surgery at (MetroHealth Medical Center) to repair her injuries and remained hospitalized overnight for observation."
A male officer's left knee was injured from flying fragments. He was treated and released from the University Hospitals Geauga Medical Center in Chardon, according to the release.
The Geauga County Sheriff's Office and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation are handling the ongoing investigation.
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Laws and the chief: Rightful prosecution in DanvilleEDITORIAL
April 14. 2013 1:06AM
No one is above the law. That is the message Rockingham County Attorney Jim Reams sent on Thursday when he announced that he would charge Danville Police Chief Wade Parsons with negligent storage of a firearm. Likely new state Attorney General Joe Foster should take notes.
On March 11, Parsons put his service weapon on top of a safe in his closet, then left to run errands, Reams says. Jacob Carver, a 15-year-old boy who lived with Parsons' family, found the gun. When Parsons returned, he found Carver dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Sometimes tragic events just happen, and trying to hold someone accountable is folly. But sometimes they are preventable because they are foreseeable. When firearms are kept in the same house where minors younger than 16 live, the law correctly holds that firearms-related accidents and crimes are foreseable events that responsible adults must take precautions to avoid.
"The statute holds you responsible for how you store weapons. It should have gone in a gun safe," Reams said Thursday. "We just looked at the statute and the conduct. There's no other option but to charge him. The statute reflects society's concern that if you have a weapon and children, you have to take steps to make sure they don't have access."
Defending Parsons, Danville Selectman Shawn O'Neil said, "If this kid was 16 years old this would not be an issue." That's like saying that if a 15-year-old girl were 16, there would be no statutory rape charge against her 20-year-old boyfriend.
If the law itself were unjust, that would be one thing. It is not. And it applies. Reams is doing the right thing.
Too often the public sees law enforcement officers get more than the benefit of the doubt when caught up in what appears to be criminal activity.
The most recent outrageous example was the Attorney General's office initially refusing to pursue a case against then-New London Police Chief David Seastrand after a young woman said he offered to drop criminal charges against her if she would pose nude for him.
If the public is to have confidence and trust in New Hampshire's overwhelmingly good law enforcement community, the small fraction of officers who violate the law must be held accountable in precisely the same way the rest of us would be. Kudos to County Attorney Reams for getting that and acting accordingly.
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This past week, HTC was dealt a minor setback when an ITC judge ruled HTC is in fact infringing on two patents held by Apple. The case in question was first presented last year when Apple filed a complaint against HTC claiming HTC's Android devices were infringing on ten different patents held by Apple.
Patent #5,946,647 (a system and method causes a computer to detect and perform actions on structures identified in computer data) and #6,343,263 (a data transmission system having a real-time data engine for processing isochronous streams of data includes an interface device that provides a physical and logical connection of a computer to any one or more of a variety of different types of data networks) were both granted to Apple in 1999 and 2002, long before Apple's iOS and Android were even a blip on the radar.
While many blogs and commenters have labeled this news as a doomsday scenario for HTC and other Android manufacturers, the initial ruling by the ITC judge is not yet final. The ruling must first be reviewed by a six-member ITC panel that will decide if HTC's products do in fact infringe on Apple's patents.
Even if ITC rules in favor of Apple, HTC is poised to do everything they can to continue to sell their Android powered devices. In HTC's official response to the ITC ruling, HTC's Grace Lei expressed, "We strongly believe we have alternate solutions in place for the issues raised by Apple. We look forward to resolving this case, so we can continue creating the most innovative mobile experiences for consumers." Some speculate this could lead to even more Android fragmentation as manufactures recode the OS to work around Apple's patents.Show Press Release
Taoyuan, Taiwan—July 16, 2011 — HTC received notice of the ITC judge's initial determination in the Apple vs. HTC case, ITC No. 337-TA-710. Apple originally asserted 10 of its patents against HTC in March 2010, and the judge ruled today that HTC infringed on 2 patents. HTC does not yet have access to the judge's full opinion and analysis to determine the details of his findings.
"We are highly confident we have a strong case for the ITC appeals process and are fully prepared to defend ourselves using all means possible," said Grace Lei, General Counsel of HTC. "We strongly believe we have alternate solutions in place for the issues raised by Apple. We look forward to resolving this case, so we can continue creating the most innovative mobile experiences for consumers."


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TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — A spokesman for Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guard has criticized the 2011 storming of the British Embassy in Tehran, saying students and activists should "avoid actions driven by emotion."
Gen. Ramezan Sharif says the Islamic Republic's enemies are plotting against the country, and that Iranians in turn must deal with their enemies "more intelligently" and "avoid shallow and emotional actions" that damage Iran's image abroad.
His remarks were posted Sunday on the Guard Website, sepahnews.com.
Hard-line Iranian protesters stormed the British diplomatic compounds in November 2011. They were reportedly angry with British-backed Western sanctions to punish Tehran over its disputed nuclear program. They also accused Britain of a role in assassinating Iranian nuclear scientists. London denies the allegations.
Both countries withdrew their respective diplomats and shut their embassies after the incident.


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